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Evening journal., 1902-07-14
rRusr LEGIsLATIoN

The Democratic press is exercised
and indignant because President Roose-
velt has dared to trespass on its do
main, and take a pOt-shot at the trusts.
But there is a difference; the President
being at the head OF the party charged
with the making OF laws and their ad-
ministration advances theories, not
simply those which are plausible. but
those which lhe believes would be prac-
tioable as legislation. In the mOdern
financial and industrial world great ag-
gregations OF capital have become the
rule. lt IS not necessary to argue why
It ie so. for it Is a condition with which
we have TO deal And we must realize
that the corporation is an absolute ne
cessity in our modern scheme OF liv-
ing. Il would be turning the hands OIL
the clock backward to throttle the cor
poration as such, but we must do all in
our power to make It amenable toI
the same laws which control individual
conduct Formerly a man and lis busi-
ness we're closely connected in the pub
lie mind. If he conducted IL honestly, =,
the credit was his: and. ON the other
hand, his private character was a valu-
able asset in his business.
But with the corporation It is differ
ent; it is regarded as an entity and
apart from the persons who Csntrol It,
A corporation may indulge in all sorts
OF questionable transactions without
odium attaching TO its officers. It seems
TO be the desire of the President by
full publicity Of corporate affairs, to
make the responsibility for tho con-
duct OF such concerns individual and
personal.
Many seem to believe that Congress
can pass an act regulating corpora
tions in every particular; this Of
course. is an error, since II would re-
quire a constitutional amendment to
legislate on the subject, save in the
matter OF Interstate relations of cor
porate bodies. Doubtless, some meas
ure along that line might be framed
but the greatest care must be exercised
lest It should cause a disaster in the
industrial and financial world. In the
world or economy the adjustments are
very delicate, and we have learned that
any radical change causes demoraliza-
tion and panic. President Roosevelt
has considered all these things. and
has made his recommendation at "A
time when They may be discussed with
some leisure and calmnese.
But the Democrats find their great
remedy in reduction OF tariff duties
ON those articles, raw or manufactured,
in which corporations hold a monop-
oily. We grant that this remedy has
much 20 back Il. But one fact must
not be lost sight OF; in striking a blow
at the trusts by such means. we should
wipe out all small concerns in competi-
ton with them. and this is not what
we wish to accomplish. In fact, II
might prove a benefit TO the trusts
since they would have means OF wealth
ering the storm, while Il would take
out OF the field of competition all the
small concerns which are now annoy.
ing competitors; and Perhaps at the
end only the trusts would remain. Ger
tainiy a careful consideration OF thii
important subject must convince th'
unpreiudieed man that great wisdom
and caution are required in framing
legislation.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
nEsERrs FRoM ExpEDIENCY


william Michael Byrne is willing
that Addlcks should be sent TO the
United States Senate. In advocating
the election OF men to office we are
moved either by a conviction Of their
ntness. or by a feeling Of expedimcy.
Mr.. Byrne makes it plain that he acts
from the latter motive It is perfectly
clear from his letter that he is con-
WINGED that Addlcks is not it to 80 TO
the Senate. His historical comparisons
contain nothing but condemnation for
the man whose cause he espouses. This
major premise Is doubtless laid that
Mr.. Byrne may retain at least, a shred
OF consistency.
Then the argument proceeds on the
theory that that which Is wrong, may
be expedient, and in this case, is e1-
pedient Divested of trope. metaphor
and historical allusion, it is to the
effect that Delaware shosld send a no
toriously unHt man TO the Senate. This
Is Mr. ByTne's exact position, and all
his perfervid eloQuence cannot change
il There we propose to keep him. We
accept tho premise but deny the logic
OF the conclusion. History is full of
compromises, but II may be searched
in vain 70 show that good has resulted
by yielding 10, and esalting evil. is
II necessary in order tu achieve Repub-
lican success, TO reward man with a
high office who Is more dangerous and
iess worthy Of trust than any Demo-
crat? II the Republican party should
accept an ideal so low then it would
deserve annihilation. In going before
the people. asking for their support
we are bound TO give them some as
suranoe that we are worthy Of It. What
assurance should we give by the
avowed intention OF sending to the SEN
ate man who represents all that is
antagoniste to good government?
Mr.. Byrnes logic ia unsound, and his
ethics dangeous. When he was a can
didate for the Office he now holds, and
to which he was recommended by the
Regular Republican leader, he wal
strenuous in his opposition to Addioks,
What has produced the change? Il
the candidacy OF Addicks less open e
objection now than then? Has no
every year added to the reasons for hi
absolute unfitness? If so. why doe
Mr.. Byrne now turn 20 embrace hi
Whnom enemy? There is but one rea
son: he fears that he is whipped, an,
he must seek for grace from his con
querer
Tha ethics OF this is that we mus
hght evil so long as it is weak, bu
yield to it when it becomes aggressive
Under the guise of expediency, Arnol'
deserted his command IN the cont
mental army, and Peter denied hi
Master. The strong men OF the worl
who have been leaders and reiormer
have not been whipped 50 easily; Il
man Who wishes to quit can easil
convince himself that further resis
ance is useless. We have in mind Il
commander who when asked II he WI
going to retreat remarked that
hadn't begun to fight yet" So it
with the friends whom Mr.. Byrne h
deserted; they are just beginning
night, and we fear that when the ba
tie is over the plausible District A
torney will be found among the elai
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

ton. is the guest Of Miss Bessie Meg
ginson.
George Borrell is the guest of George
Wilhelme.
Joseph Rash was visitor here yes
terday.
Rodney Webb, OF Philadelphia, was
the guest of Fred Ford
Miss Esther Vickery and Miss Bar
ney, of Wilmington, were the guests OF
Miss Belle Megginson yesterday
The boat Theresa started on Satur-
day on her regular trips from Penns-
ville to New Castle. She Will make
three trips daily, and two on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
Knntnckvls New Triumnh

From the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
They have an onion field just out
side of Louisville. that promises yield
OF 10000 bushels, and Louisville is just
ly proud OF it. They 30 out to It IN
droves every pleasant evening, and
often when the moon hangs low and
misty, and the death damp rises from
the soggy fields, and the hants are
abroad. Editor Henry Wattefson
gathers here, and in the midst OF the
scented field weeps over the gloomy
outlook of his beloved country.
The Louisvillians claim it is the big
gest onion patch in the world, but
really they shouldn't breathe it 20 a
living soul.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
DEER PARK HOTEL
Deer Park, Md.--Most Delightful Sum-
mer Resort Of the AIIeghenies


mer Resort OF the Alleghenies
Swept by mountain breezes, $500
feet above sea level. Absolutely free
from malaria. hay fever and mosqm-
toes. Reached without change of cars
from all principal cities via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Every modern con-
venience. Rooms en- suite with pri-
vate baths. Electric lights, long dis
tance telephone, elevators, Turkish
baths. swimming pools, golf links, ten
mis- courts. bowling alleys, billiard
room. magnificent drives, complete
livery service. Annapolis Naval Acad-
envy Band Hotel remodeled with ad-
ditional conveniences and renovated
throughout All cottages have been
taken for the season. Open from June
21 to September 30.
For rates and information address
W. e. Burwell. Manager, B. & o. Cen
tral Building, Baltimore, Nd, until
June l. After that time, Deer Park,
Garrett county, Nd
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

Lord Salisbury has resigned his Office
as England's premier, and viii be sue
ceeded by his nephew, Sir Arthur Bal
four. Presumably the change viii not
occur till after the coronation. Sails
bury has directed the affairs Of the En-
pire during periods aggregating nearly
fourteen years, and will doubtless be
regarded as one Of Englands great fg-
ures He has Been Tory Ct Tories,
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

CONVENTIONS HELD
IN VARIOUS PORTIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR WHICH
SPECIAL RATES WILL BE IN
EFFECT VIA BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
Denver. COi-National Fraternal Con-
gress. August 1880 One fare for
,he round trip to Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo, Col. Tickets good
going August % and %, good re-
turning until September 80. in
elusive.
Denver. CoL-National Association OF
Letter Carriers. September 1-6. One
fare for the round trip TO Denver
Colorado Springs or Pueblo, Col
Tickets good going August 20 to 81
good returning until September so
inclusive.
Salt Lake City, UAh.-Grand Lodge
B. +. o. T.. August 1914. One fare
for the round trip to Chicago or st
Louis added to fares authorized
therefrom. Tickets on sale Angus
90 8. valid for return until Sep
tember 80. inclusive.
Washington. ID. C.-National En-
campment, G. A. r., October ell
One fare for the round trip. Ticket
good going October 4 to z, valid fo
return until October IA. By deposi
OF ticket with Joint Agent at Wash
ington and payment of fee of fift,
cents. extension of return limit ma,
| be. secured to November 3.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
NEWSPAPER OPINION
Plans of Mr.. Roosevelt

From the New York Times
.- We note with no surprise the COM
ments of some OF the opposition papers
on the plans OF the President TO spend
the summer away from Washington
and in the fall to take a pretty extend
ed tour through the West and South
west Il suits the mental caliber of
cities Of a certain class TO find all
wrong and no right in the leader of the
party to which they do not belong, and
President Roosevelt in his freedom from
precedent and conyentionality ex-
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

SAYS the Morning News: There is a
growing appreciation of the fact that
those who are personally interested
will do well to make clear just how
they stand. 1t is thus that much of
doubt and rumor and suspicion are re-
moved" Why doesn't our contempo-
rary, then, follow its own suggestion
and remove q little doubt. rumOr and
snspicionn regarding It's own sand?
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
MONDAY. july Il. 1907
Let the journal Follow You

II you are going away FOR
your vacation you want Co
keep IN touch with the affairs Of
your city and State The Even
tns Journal Will follow you to
any point reached by tho Gov
ernment mails. send us a pos
tai or phone your new address,
and the paper viii reach you.
IL costs but NIX cents a week.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
Dreaded the Results.

Doctor-You'll have to accustom
yourself to one cigar after meals.
Patient-Oh, doctor, that's pretty
hard
Doctor-Tut, tut! After a time you'll
find it easy to give up even the cigar
after meals.
Patient-But I'm sure I'll be giving
up my meals after the cigars. I've new
er smoked, you bnow.-Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
comnIaint About water

People who visit Brandywine Park
complain that there is a scarcity OF
drinking water in the park. There is a
pump behind the refreshment stand
and a spring on the park drive at the
foot Of Harrison street, and another on
the hillside in North Park above the
dam. Few people know Of the last two
springs.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

opposing the extension OF the fran
chise. and reforms in the church Natu-
rally he has not been popular with the
masses. since he has had little sympa-
thy with them. but his knowledge OF
politics is exhaustive,
and this he has used to tile benefit OF
his country.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
An ArtfuI Dodger.

"How is your boy getting along at
school?"
"Splendidly, splendidlyl 1 tell you'
my friend. this boy Of mine will make
his way in the world, don't you fear.
During the time he's been going to
school they have hadethirty-two exam
nations, and he's managed to dodge
every onefof them. Glasgow Evening
Times.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

J. Frank Alice. President OF the Bay
State Gas Company 1t is said that
the master and servant have changed
places. We hear the rumor that ]. Ed.
Addicks is to take full charge Of the
Dover 3ewelry store. Watches repaired,
eye glasses fitted.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
Mindanao Waits
From the Hartford Courant

FTOm he IIlfuOru LOuranL
Evidently the President was well-ad-
viaed when he let Mindanao walt a
while. The times are not quite ripe
yet there for civil government and the
gentle ways of peace. Too many war
flags are luttering in the disturbed
region" and the Moros are too busy
with their intrenching shovels BY the
latest accounts his swarthy highness,
the Sultan OF Bacalod, is In a most de-
nant, saucy mood, simply aching for a
licking Apparently Colonel Baldwin
will have to accommodate him. If it
comes to that. the colonel should make
such a thorough job of it that the other
sultans will feel an immediate and
yearning desire for the friendship OF
tho Americanos.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

Thetman who never makes mistakes
does mot know the real pleasure there
is In being right.-lSaturday' Evening
Post.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

The domestic fowl is not mentioned
In the'Old Testament.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

Want ads" one cent word In the
IEHenius journal. a Asss 8. IL .
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

According to a Washington dispatch
TO the New York Herald, the friends
of Senator Bailey, OF Texas, fear that
.bloodshed would ensue should he en-
counter Mr.. Penheld," the solicitor OF
the State Department For the sake Of
Mr. Bailey's good name and reputa-
tion for sanity, we hope that this re-
port is untrue. He has tried the pa
thence Of his friends sufficiently. He
Will not so into the assault and bat
terry line any more unless he desires
not to distinguish himself, but TO ex-
ltnguish himself. Besides, Mr.. Penfleld
might lick him.-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

AS a matter of fact, the South in 1900
was about as little enamored of 16 90 1
las the Democrats in other States whose
support is necessary TO Democratic sue
cess. II was an unfortunate situation
lat Kansas City, and the convention
weakly yielded TO Mr.. Bryans imper-
ious demands The South was abou as
much disgusted as the Democrats Oh
other sections. but in spite OF this dis
satisfaction. Southern Democrats stood
lloyally by the ticket. The South will
not again yield to Mr.. Bryan's dicta-
tion. That lis a fact which is now
pretty well understood.
American.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Vanarsdalen were
the guests OF their parents yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins, OF philadelphia
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. NC
Cabe.
Miss Katherine Kinder, OF Whining
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
Among the Sick

Robert Howard, who has been i'll fol
the last week, is slowly improving
Miss Loura Meredith is reported tC
lie convalescing.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14
CUT GLASS
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

Joseph NJ. Wade, Of Boston, has re-
ceiyed the title OF Lord of the Rising
Sun from The Mil1ado OF Japan and
noble Of the fifth degree, and as such
is the only American who has the
right to interview the monarch at any
time.
Evening journal., 1902-07-14

The name of the Austrian Emperor
recently figured in the win OF one OF
his poor, but loyal subjects. The sun
left TO his majesty amounted to 81, ant
the Emperor accepted it as an acknowl
edgment of a singular display of 10y
atty.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17
z P0LITIcKfH0 syETA.

W;kso. S6aS 0 million ma bofRafenl
nakazigk aoSytss nemees- sesd.a,
gJ6oy gyssfSnje Sddost o Skodino-
Voa braeopnf do6a.
Dne 10. prosince odbyvane
kabinetnf sch1zi vysvetlil hospo-
dafsky tai. Wilson, jake prostfed-
ky uzfva jeho odbor ma potlaceni
dobytcich nemocf. ktere fadf v
Massachusetts, a Rhode Islandu.
Bylo uznano "a nutne, ably tajem-
MIX pfedstoupil pied vybor kon-
gresu a pozAdal zvlastni povo-
leni hned k pouzitf, by nemoc
mohla byti vykofenena. Wilson
zzda ma potlaeenf one nemoci
81, 600, 600.
Vybor domu ma zemedelstvf OBJ
drzel zpravu, ze jest asi ma 100
stad, ktera by mela byti zabita.
DIR. Salmon. pfednosta dfadovny
zvifecfho prdmyslu, sdslil. se cena
kusu k zabiti ureeneho odhadnuta
byla v New Hampshire ma $500,
eehoz odbor 1tady stztnfmi Sc
uvolil zaplatit 70 % to he by byla
prnmerna cena. Dale We vyboru
oznzmeno, ze tato nakazlivz ne
moe sem byla pfivlecena ciziny
senem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17

V New Yorku ucinena vsechna
opatfeni proti nemoci. Kazda dra
ba, silnice pfivoz, vedoucf do
statu, jsou hlfdany dfadniky cd
boru zemedelskeho, nimiz pra
cuff spolkove dfady. Dosud We
statu nebyl objeven zadny pfipad
teto nemoci.
Pied vyborem senatu. vysetfu-
jfcfm otazku osmihodinove prace,
byla spravcem Mullen z Crampo-
Wy lodenice pfednesena stiznost,
ze mezinarodni jednota strojnikd,
pfi poeetf stavky sve v dobe Spa.
nelsko-americke valky, pokousels
Sc porouchati dopravnf parnf lod
Thomas. Podobne pry Sc pokusili
uniovf delnfci porouchati bitevni
lod Alabama. Ma toto obvineni
odpovfdal Gompers, ze jest kfive
kdyby bylo ma mem neco pravdy,
ze mel s2ravce Null, jakozto ame-
ricky obean, povinnost zlo6ince
toho udsti soudam k potrestani,
kdo to udelal. Take pfedseda unie
strojnikt to popiral. E. E Pay
son lodenice Newport News
udal, ze, kdyz mela byt bitevnf
lod Illinois spustena ma vodu r.
1901, byli strojnfci ma stavce
unie jim nafidila, ze nesmi lod
byti spustena ma vodu, pokud po
1adavkim stavkafu nebude vyho.
veno. To pry byl Gin, jenz by v
dobe valky pokladan byl "a vele-
,-k
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17
Guyerner Cnmmins 0 reciprocite.

Minute stfedy pfednesl IowskJ
guverner Cummins znamenitou !
silou myslenek pfekvapujicf fec v
konvenci v Detroitu, kteraz byla
tam svolana "a 1eelem fedrovant
reciprocity.
Guyerner Cummins, kterg jest
tv1rcem tax zvane iowske idee,
o ntz jsme Sc zmfnili jiz take '
jednom re svych dvodnich tlankn,
jest vfelym zastancem skuteene
reciprocity Gill vzajemnosti OBJ
chodni potira razne bez ohled0
dnvody lacin3ch politikaf1, ktefi
mluvi reciprocite We vyrobcich,
jez nesoutezf nasimi, ac tyto
vyrobky jsou jiz davno propou
steny k nam beze ella reciprocita
by nam tedy mnoho tomto sme-
ru nepomohla.
Guverner Cummins yhodne 0
tomto pfedmetu pravf takto:
"Reciprocita We svych plnych
ddsledcich smefuje k tomu, ably
domaci vyrabitele mohli Sc Sc
sv5mi vyrobky snaze dostati do
cizinskych trh6 tam Sc udrzeti.
Pod zastitou celni ochrany vyroba
We Spojenych Statech Sc tax veli-
ce rozmohla, ze jest nyui vetsi
nezli potfeha domacfho trhu. My
name ve ygrobs .olik rdznych
who'd, ze kdyby nam bylo dovo
leno volne pole, tu by nasi tovar
nfci vyrobcove ovladli cizi trhy
tax jako ovladajf nase. Lee to Sc
nemdze stati, poknd my Sc budeme
brati pouze cestou ochrdnneho ella
a proto Sc mnsfme ohlfzeti po
prostfedcfch, iakym zpdsobem by
chom dostali nase pfebytecne w
robky do rukou kupcd spotfebo.
vateln jinych zemfch a v tom
ohledu jedine reciprocita mdze po-
moci.
Lid. kterg chce reciprocitu,
must pfijmouti ztrsty nj spojene
zrovna tax, iako spoieny nj
zisk.'
S cizinou nelze uzavfiti vzajem-
nych obchodnich smluv a nelze
oteyffti celni brany ciziny pro
nssc vgrobce, sniz by Sc pfi tom
poskodily eastecne nektere zajmy
naseho prdmyslu. Avsak taxoveto
poskozenf, jehoz Sc mnozf obavajf
a te pffciny Sc proti reciprocits
stavf, bylo by vynahrazeno mno
hokrzte ziskem Y jinYch odborech
pr0myslovych Cummins vhodne
podotyka, ze trhy ciziny pro mas
otevfene mali mnohem vetsf pro
nsrod mas ddlezitost, nezIi mozne
skody, jez by reciprocitou nasemu
prdmyslu byly zpdsobeny.
Reciprocitou, eili obchodni wa
jemnosti, jedine mdzeme zfskati
ciziny ten potfebuieme,
jinak m1ze v nekolika letech VI
nasf zemi nastati pfevyroba, ktera
ohrozf daleko vazneji americky
pr0mysl a americke delnictvo,
nezli by ohroziti mohla reciproci-
Ia, kdyby uzavfena byla celym
obchodnfm svetem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17

= Zabavnf vybor Podp. Sokola
Tyrs {. l. pokracuje zdarne pff-
prsvzch k maskarnfmu plesu, KITE
ryz uspofada sobotu dne II.
ledna 1908. | letos k potese
mnohych . k zarmoucenf nekte-
rych vydzny budou "Sibfinky'.
Prve cislo iich spatfi svstlo sveta
pied Novym rokem, naeez dalsf
dve elsla budou rychle nzsledovat.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17
Z Washingtonu.
Zasedanf 81. kongresu.
Iystfhooaitekd pfedloha . sendtx. :
Zdbfjenf Sasz u dom< sdsfubea.


IystSho0aktekd bSedioha o sendfx. :
Za6Jenf 6asz dom< sdsfnpea.
v pondelnfm zasedanf senatu
Quay z Penn. cetl resoluci. pfija-
tou vykonnym vyborem Indian
skeho nzemi, niz Sc tento pro-
hlasuje proti pfipojeni k Oklaho
me ma to senator Penrose Pa.
uvedl ma pfetfes pfistehoyaleckou
ptedlohu dodatku, uvalujicfm
poplatek s. ma kaziou hlavu pfi-
stehovalce, vstupujiciho do Spoj.
Statd; rozpfedla Sc debata, ifz Sc
sdeastnili senatofi Gallinger, Hoar,
Fairbanks, Penrose, Lodge For
aker konecne dodatek ten byl
pfiiat. Zaroveh pfijat byl Lodgedv
dodatek k onomu dodatku, ze tato
taxa s. nema byti vybirana cd
pfistehovalcd, kteff tuto taxu jiz
iednou zaplatili. Oddelenf g., v
nemz Sc uklada pfistehovalcnm
zkorska re cteni psani, bylo do
casne odlozeno. Dale pfiiat byl
dodatek, uvalujfcf trest zakona ma
vsechny osoby, ktere Sc dopusti
kfivopffsahy pfi vstupu do Spoj.
Stat6.
v zasedani domu zastupcn byla
pfiiata resolnce, niz Sc yys!osa;e
soustrast mad 1mrtim bgvaleho
mluvciho domu, Thorn. B. Reeda,
ma dnkaz 1cty X zesnu!4mn sc
dom zastupcd odroeil ma druhy
den.
v 1tery dostala Sc senatu opst
ma pfetfes ptistehovalecka pied
loha dodatek, navrzeny Burto-
mem z Kans., aby pfipusteni byli
do Hawaie efnstf delnfci, byl "a.
vrzen. Pfijat byl vsak dodatek
Bayleye Tex, ably pfipusteni
byli do zene takovi femeslnfci pod
kontrakt, pakli nelze je teto
zemi nalezti. Ma na.sh McComase
2 Marylandu pfipoien byl k pied
loze dodatek, BE jen ii anarchiste,
as:!nj!ci @ s-r$cnf viady Spojenyci,
Statn, mali byti re zeme vylouceni.
D1m zastupc1 ten samy den
neutinil temef niceho.
Stfedecnf zasedani senatu minu-
10 bez nejakeho zavaznejsfho par
lamentarniho cinu.
V dome zastupcd stafickY kon-
gresnik Galusha A. Grow 2 Penn.
mel svou posledni fec, nlz pro.
mlouvai o vztazich mezi kapitalem
pracf.
We ctvrtecnim zasedanf senatu
pfijata byla pfedloha, urcujfcf od-
menu clendm arbitracnf komise, S
nekolika dodatky.
DIE teto pfedlohy vsichni Gle
move, kteff neIsou obcanske neb
vojenske sluzbe Spoj. Statn, obdrzi
S4,o 900 roene. Vglohy komisaf1
pfirucfch zapisovateld byly urceny
ma sro denns.
Ma to pfisla ma pfetfes ostatho-
vacf pfedloha po ostre debate
byla odlozena ma pondeli.
v dome zasrupcn bylo usneseno,
ably Sc dim sesel v nedeli, dne IS
ledna, by vidal dctu pamatce ze-
mfelych zastupcd, Charlese A.
Russeila z Conn, Gr4ffenreida
Sheparda Texasu Woodwork
z N. Y. reporrovai jako Glen ho-
vyboru podanou tam
pfedlohu ma povolenf 200 600
K vyhnbenf nakazlive nemoci do.
bytci We statech novoanglickych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17

- Minulou stfedu poctili mas
naystevou PIP. Jan Alois Jurae-
kove, synove dzyneho pfitele ma
seho pana Aloise Juratka Arm
strong, Neb. PAM Jurackove ma
vstevujf v Omaze obchodnf skolu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-12-17
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