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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
PAINTING LESS couMoN
An Anaiction From Which Modern Wo-
man IL Comparatively Free.

An Afhiction Prom Which Modern Wo-
man IL Comparatively Free.
II is a curious fact, Of general remark
iad observed not by physicians only.
mat fainting is less common than II
ssed 10 be, says the Younth's CompRn-
lon. IL Is rare that one sees a oma
carried out of church or the theater.
yet 30 years ago IL was q matter 81 slch
common occurrence as barely 10 excite
remark. This Is due In very great
measure 20 the outdoor life young wo-
men lead in these days OF tennis and
golf and other sports. The heart and
the circulation r strengthened BY
exercise in the open ais, and Il takes a
greater shock 10 disorder the hood
balance in the body Of the uodera NO-
man than It did In that Of her grand
mother.
The habit OF fainting Is not % much
& sign Of weak heart az n is OF an ex-
clteable circulation II is caused BY
snemia OF the brain resulting from a
~dilasation Of the blood vessels OF tbs
body and the consequent dow into
them OF the entire IA OF blood. THIS
absence Of blood from the brain arrests
the action 81 the heart and produces
loss OF consciousness. y probable
that the heart does not stop baating
entirely. but acts so feebly that 10
pulse can be felt
Alarming IS . fAintiRE spell may ba
Il Is very seldom. indeed. when sac
heart Il not actually diseased. that q
person dies IN one Wouea are TanTe
liable % faint than men. but there are
few even OF the latter who have not AZ
some time during their Lives expert
enced nt least 4 fsint feeling. II not an
actual loss OF consciousness
In the case OF a fainting ft the hrst
thing 10 DO H. 90 lay the person aat IA
the hach, II possible with the head low
~ than the feet. and then 70 Loosen all
the clothing. Vigorous tanning and
epripkling the face With cold water
Will help 70 equalige the circulation.
burning q feather under the nose is
sometimes Of service, Smelling salts
may also be used. but amonia water g.
vnadvisRhle. for the person may sud
denly take q deep breath and inhhlc a
powerful dose OF the punglnt gas
Brandy and all other alcoholic stimuli
ants will DO more harm than good
Persons who are subject 20 fainting
spells should avoid hot rooms and hot
baths. stimulants OF all kinds-slrong
tea and coffee a we'll as aicohol-and
food OF an indigestible nature.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

The following resolutions were
adopted by the 10Th Senatorial Re.
publican convention that nominated
Geo. r. Huckeby tor State Senator
at Osceola, July II, 1901;
We, the representatives of Re-
publican electors OF the 10Th sena-
torial district of Missouri. ia con-
yention assembled. heartily endorse
the platform Of our party as adopted
by the state convention lately held
at Jefferson City. We favor the
election OF a senator from this dis
triet who will favor honest elections
and who is opposed to ring and lob
by rule in Missouri.
We demand such election laws in
this state as will give every citizen
the night 10 cast one ballot and have
il honestly counted, and We are OPP
posed to a party which supports a
judiciary to protee, fraud aud crime
at The ballot box.
We are IN favor Of a school fund
made up Of cash, not taxes, and we
arc opposed to saddling an ire,
deemable debt upon the people Of
this state.
We denounee the extravaganee
and dishonesty OF the Democratic
general assembly Of Missouri ard
are opposed to the halls Of The legis.
~lature being crowded with ineompe-
tent individuals with nothing TO do,
drawing pay as clerks at the expense
Of The iaxpaye rs Of Missouri.
We demand a system Of book
keeping at Jefferson City which wall
not require experts TO discover the
condition Of our state treasury, and
we are opposed to asystem Of "rey-
enus'' which requires over s4o,-
ooo. 900 from ths pockets Of taxpaY-
els Of Missouri 10 pay Sac, 600 600
of debt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

American labor; maintained II.
honor Of our Gag on land and o.
sea and have extended the blessing.
Of American liberty to the persecu
ted beyond the seas. We noun
the untimely dsnth 81 VIM. MCKin
ley, the christian Statesman an,
Header. His matchlrssness VIA b
a continual inspiration to his fellow
citizens to follow his examples and
policies, for the continuation o.
peace and prosperity.
We heartily endorse The admins.
is,raiion Of Theo, Roosevelt; e..
peeially his efforts for the relief OF
Cuba, and we commend the ability,
zeal, craftsmanship, promises and
pledges Of the Republican party as
enunciated in the platform Of 1890
and 1900.
The Republican party gave to
the country the FIRST antitrust law,
aiming TO prevent combinations of
capital in restraint Of trade aud the
exercise Of healthful competition.
We endorse this law and favor any
amendments that win render il
more effective. We heartily APP
prove Of the efforts Of Atty. Gen.
Knox under the direction of Presi-
dent Roosevelt TO enforce this law
and we favor any additional legisla-
ton that may be necessary TO pre-
vent monopolistic combinations that
aim to arbitrarily raise prices or re-
strict production in violation Of The
natural laws Of trade.
We regard the labors Of the last
session Of Congress as the most inn
portant in the development Of the
resources and commerce of the u.
S. that have been enacted into laws
for over a quarter of a century and
we deeply regret that the 9th Con-
gressional district Of Missouri ha.
been represented by a man who has
opposed every one Of these impor.
taut measures. We endorse the &C,
ton Of the administration IN the
establishment of rural free delivery
throughout the naIIon. We regard
this relief to the farmers of the land
as being the greatest untaxed bless.
ing EVER conferred upon the Ameri'
can people since the passage of the
homestead laws. We urge the
speedy establishing of this branch Of
the postal service in every county in
the 9th Congressional district. We
regret that this great work for the
benefit Of our farmers and theiI
families did not have the hearty
support of our representatives in
Congress.
We condemn the continued neg.
lect of our representatives of the
material interests of this district and
We invite the electors of this section
to AID in the election Of a repFesep-
tative in Congress who will care for
his constituents even to the neglect
of Aguinaldo and the Philipenos.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

The Democratic state platform
calls the certificates Of Indebtedness
to the school fund the bonds of the
state. Then why propose a consti-
tutional amendment to make them
bonds and put a perpetual tax on
the people 10 pay the interest on
them. Why not leave them rs they
are and pay the Indebtedness as
well as the interest, with the tax and
thus eventually wipe out the debt
and stop the taxes.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Don't fail to read the ads in The
TRIBUNE and then 90 there to buy
your goods. They will give you
the best goods at the lowest prices
and you will get your full dollars
worth for every dollar you spend
with them. They believe in the
'Iive and let live policy, hence
will treat you right.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

A very artistic and interesting
booklet entitled "Resous along the
Frisco Sydem." was received Al
this Office recently. II contain,
views and descriptions Of the var
ious places OF summer resorts on
this line Ia Missouri, Kansas, Ark.
ansas, Indian Ty., and Mississippi.
Any one thinking 10 take a summer
vacation. would certainly find rest
enjoyment and health AZ any O
these resorts,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

General John G. Black Of Illinois,
formerly pension commissioner un-
cieveland's first administration as .
candidate Cor commander-in-C chief
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
We hope be will be elected.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Big rains down in Texas have
made big foods, and railroads are
great sufferers. All of them are
more or less crippled by washouts
and oyerdows. But Texas is a big
state.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

The French republic IS having
an excinng time in an attempt 70
close certain schools Of the church
~ that country. A separation
q church and state would soon
settle that question.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Alabama Republicans are going
10 Try to get together aud put up a
eight for state officers. They seem
to think they have a chance 20
make q showing under the new
constitution.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Robert Fitzsimmons has had to
yield the championship belt 10
James Jennies, just as corhett
Yielded il TO Filxsimmons, and
Sullivan 20 Corbeft, ahd 50 90. All
Of which goes 20 prove that no
man is SO good physically bu'
there i another man just A. good.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Senator Fairbanks, Of Indiana,
has accepted an invitation TO make
the principal Labor Day address
September ISL at Kansas City.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

According TO Mr.. Bryan there is
Democratic "harmony in two
chunks" One in New York and
the other in Nebraska, it is pre-
sumed.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

john w. Mackay, one Of the
multi-millionaires, is dead, but he
didn't take any Of his riches with
him.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
WHAT PROTECTION HAS
ACCOMPLISHED.
Insurance Business.

We point with pride to the
$4,000, ooo, 900 in our savings
banks and the saoo, coo, 900 which
we are annually adding, and yet
we are paying annual premiums
and assessments on life insurance
to the amount Of $500, 600, ooo, or
double our savings, aud life insu.
rance is but another form of sa-
wings. The insurance policy il
not exactly a luxury must come al
ter the n~ecessaries are provided.
The number Of policies written,
amount Of insurance and total in.
come Of Ihe companies in she
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

According TO Mr.. Bryan. there
IS Democratic "hATmony in TWO
chunks, one in New York and the
other in Nebraska, it is presumed
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

The premlers of the British colo
MES seem to be in favor Of home
rule for Ireland. So they ought
10 be.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

We viii have excursion tickets on
sale daily during the months OF
June, July, August and September
to summer tourist points IN Mmne-
sofa, Michigan and Wisconsin, al
one fare plus $500 for the round
trip. r. A. BAILEY, Agent.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Cairo, Egypt, Is panic stricken
over the sudden outbreak Of chol-
era in that city.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

The insications now point to a
a,soo,ooo,ooo bushel corn crop.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Dom Paul IS to write a history
Of the Boor war. He ought to
know it.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Your Missouri Democrat is bent
double on free silver.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

castrO's Venezuelan usarpa-
ton seems tobe nearing its end.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Uniled States from 1905 10 1901
are shown ia the following tables
Policies issued aud ne.
yived during the Year
year. Number Insurance. Income.
1898. .40t. 230 si,05S. 0l0, $50 S2laaS3, e0o
1894. .ae0.SlS ~0s1.s2O.O33 2ig,62LiTs
1895. 500. 5a5 SGt,Si5.6a4 2e6. sg5 BOG
1s06. .aa0.l08 709.l2i.320 27n,a7a. i07
1891. .43i .451 23,SO4.S70 S0i, 20S. im
lSoS. .4s5. 735 LOIS 00.021 400. $40. 02S
1899. .e32, 7O4 1904. 800. OPS S55. 9lG,00
1900 81. 005 1,95g7 0o.0 53 30. aoS, al
1901 .7s7,T47 1d7oSl1,SS7 49,. Da5.l0
This shows that the new bust
ness Of 1901 was nearly double
that Of 1896, and that the income
OF the companies was more than
SO per cent larger. We have
about 1000, 600 savings bank de-.
positors and fully "a, ooo, 900 insn-
rance policy holders, The total
life insurance in soree in the Uni.
ted States aggregates SIS, 600, 900,
600. twice that OF all the rest Of
the world combined. Besides this,
$40, 900. 600, 900 Of fire insurance
risks are written annually.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Ia last Sundays Globe Democrat,
Ia relation 70 the state debt qucs.
ton, old politician gives an cx.
cecdingly simple rule 20 find the
hole b. the official slalemen, Of Mis-.
soury finances 50 tina, every man can
Be his own expert about this thing.
t'My plan Of Rndiu' gu, that there's
a hole Is the simplest Que Of all.
Take The Republic Of a week ago
to dry an you'll find where II says
'that according 10 official reports
which none question, about Ssh
.ooo. 600 has been paid into the state
treasury for debt payment during
the past thirty years That's the
slze OF i, aud II Ysu'll look on page
20 Of the Haskins and Sells report
you'll tina, find the total state debt
at the beginning Of the thirty-year
period was jus, about Ssi,ooo,ooo.
AS there's about 5000, 900 OF
debt still due, the difference
between SAL 900 900 and $1,000
600 is the amount of money paid on
the debt in the thirty years. The
difference is $f6,o oo, 900. That's
what we've paid in principal. Now
to find the amount of principal paid
from The total amount paid in the
thirty years. Here's the way to put
Il In figures:
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
RESOLUTIONS

ola, Mo-, July ~, Iooss
RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans of the 9th Con-
g~ressional district Of Missouri in
convention assembled hereby invite
all people Of this district to unite
with Us in the election Of q repre-
sentative in Congress who will in
~terest himself 10 the welfare Of this
district, aud lend aid and support
to those national principles and poll
itics which have made this nation
the grandesi of the world, have re-
stored and continued prosperity to
our people; have iosleFed Anleri-
can indnssriesi have cared for
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

NNUA FHsHFsHHHHHFaf NENfNNNfNFNf
Debt paid in thirty
years.-s.......A... 1900 900.
Balance representing
total interest paid. SIS, 900
Nov, the debt thirty years ago
was $1,000, 900. AT 8 per cent
for thirty years, without even pawn
a dollar Of the principal. the interest
would come to $1,000, 900. OF
about the interest We have paid
accordin' to their own figures.
That's what we ought to have paid
if we bad KEEP, on payin' 6 per cent
on the whole debt, never payin' one
dollar on the principal, and never
reducin' the rate Of interest any.
We've reduced the debt $4,000
600, ard we reduced the interest
rate, thirteen years ago, from 6 per
cent to so. There's your hole.
They figure us pawn the same total
amount OF interest we'd "a had to
paid if the debt had not been re-
DUBBED a cent in thirty years and the
interest had not been reduced a cent
in thirty years and the interest had
been kept up to 6 per cent all Of
that time. The way they figure
the interest is that we haven't paid
any Of the debt at all, and that
we're still psyin' the interest we
was a-payin' in 1874. Every man
can do his own hgurin' to find out
the exact size O. The hole. All That
this system does is to show HIM the
hole an givehim a start to find it's
exact dimensions for himself.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
RtPUBuCAA COUNTY uCKfI.

Representative.
D. B. swEzY.
County Clerk,
A. /. FOX.
Circuit Clerk,
cHAs. A. LANE
Recorder.
CLARK wIx.
sheriff.
LEE JOHNSON.
Probate Judge,
W. $. STEELE.
Prosecuting Attorney,
J. r. HALEs.
Treasurer,
E. S. CHAPLIN.
Presiding Judge,
JAS. NJ. McKIBBEN.
Judge North District,
JOHN DEERwEsTER.
Judge South Distsict,
C. J. REoUA.
Coroner,
DIR. f. G. zEY.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Resolutions adopted by the 9th
congressional convention at Osee-
ola, Mo-, July ~, I9oss
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-05
RakOusk0-U -UherSkO.
Od0dSnJ Pldn gyndiesfe.

DR.. Auschuetz Kaempfe We Vfd-
nj zabyva Sc jiz po delsf dobu pla-
mem proniknouti k severnf toene
v podmofskem clunu, jejz sam
vynalezl. o sven planu mel pred
nasku, pfi nfz malem rybnfce
kopal demonstrace Sc svym vyna-
lezem miniature provedenym.
Nekteff clenove cfsafske rodiny
byli pfitomni te pfednasce po.
hnuli cisafe, ze slfbil vynalezci
podporu jeho podniku. Pod
vodni clun dr.. Kaempfeho mnze
pry vydrzeti pod vodou 20 hodin
a podplouti ty nejvetsf ledove ho-
ry. Zvlastnim pffstrojem mhze
udrzeti uzavfene lodi vzduch ei-
sty po diva dny mocnym svet-
lem mdze osvetliti vodni prostory
do znacne dalky pied lodi, tax ze
jest mono pfedejfti kazde srazce.
Kdezto Dive tasopisy vedecke
prohlasovaly plan jeho "a nemoz-
ny, nynf po jeho pfednasce pima
seji tlanky, kterych pfipousti
praktienost navrhu DIR. Kaempfe-
ho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-05
ZE ZAMOR1.;
zpRAvY PoDMokskfHo LANA.
ROzhledy We sv6t6 politick6m spolecensk6m.
zPRlvY PoDMoksKEHO LANA.

bydlicf v Pafizi, nabidl, ze bude
.vydrzovati ma sve 1traty nemocni-
ci zaffzenou die americkeho spn-
sobu spravovanou americkymi
lekafi osetfovatelkami nemoc-
nych. Pro nemocnici tu zakoupil
iiz misto We ttvrti Passy penize
ma stavbu jsou jiz pohotove, tax
ze Sc stavbou zapotato bude ihned
tato ma byt roce 1904 dokon-
eena.
Dne 2. bfezna odbyvali neza-
mestnani delnfci schulz bu-
dove delnicke bursy vasnivymi
fecmi poboufeno, vyrazilo pax ma
namestf Republiky. Policie chte-
la tomu shluknutf zabraniti, te-
hoz povstala srazka, niz bylo ma
obou stranach znacne mnozstvf
lidf zraneno. Pravf Sc, ze II
policistd raneno bylo tezce 20
lehceji, kdezto pocet ranenych
delnfk1 jest daleko vetsf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-05
Neotekavany skvsly lspech
yyboru k uspOfadanf Ku
belikOya k0ncertu.

kdyz objevila Sc Omaze my
slenka, ably mas slavny virtuos,
Ian Kubeifk, zfskan byl pro ieden
koncert Omaze, tu nekted lide
slabeho ducha Sc podniku toho
obavali, ba feditelstvo Auditoria
Sc domnivalo, ze koncert takovy
byl by spojen pfflisnym riskem,
cesky vybor vsak nedbal toho,
spolehnul Sc ma vlastnf sve silly a
odvolal Sc zaroveh k teskym osa-
dam v Nebrasce, jez nadsene pfi'
spely svou hfivnou k uskutecneni
myslenky dnes vybor radosti
pohlfzf ma zdarem korunovanou
syou praci. Velikolepy fnanenf
dspech, ktery jest iiz zajisten pied
koncertem, pfedchazf skvely mo-
ralnf dspech, ktery bude nasledo-
vat sobotu pfi vystoupenf slav-
neho mladeho mistrs.
Program Kubelikova koncertu
je skvel5 al obecenstvo okouzle-
no bude earoynymi zyuky jeho
houslf potlsskem jzsAnfm bude
mu vzdAvati svoj hold. tu budeme
moci my Cechove hrdosti 81 fici:
o, mistfe velky, Tys mas, my
Tvoii,
mas nejen obdiv. ale laska K
Tobe pojil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-05

Stavka v Barcelona jest sice jiz
skoneena. ale nespokoienost v
obyvatelstvu nezmizela. Mike
mzdy, vysoke dane re vseho, CO
lid potfebuje a jeste k tomu velka
nezamestnanost pracujfcfho lidu
tinf pomery cele zemi velice vaz
nymi. Zamozne tffdy pohlfzejf
ku gen. Weylerovi CO k zachranci
statu pffpadu vypuknutf vseo-
becne vzpoury mluvf Sc o dikta-
tufe jeho vseobecne. General
Weyler jest ovsem hotov pfijmou-
ii ma sebe tento katansky ukol.
tV-Barcelons mestsky aikadi Wy
dal vefejnou vyhlasku, nfz uda-
va,ze v boufich delnickych cd II,
dnora zhynulo ulicfch mesta Sc
lidi zbranemi, kdezto poeet rans-
nych ze Sc media ami odhadnouti.
V tovarnach ma vyroDu zeleZa ma
byt prace zahajena, nebof Sc DEL
nictvo majiteli dohodlo ma 9 n
hodinove dobe pracovnf.
Co v Barcelona nastal kid, tu v
hornickych okresfch Ease vypukla
vzpoura. Hornfci poboufeni agi-
tatory vypalili veskere 1fadovny 9
v mich znitili vsechny knihy Ii.
stiny. We snemu stale pfivadeny
jsou tyto delnicke boufe ma pre-
ties vlada jest Cinema "a ne zod-
povednou a zarovefi i "a skody
| jez boufemi temi 4pdsobene
| jez jedine Barcelona obnasf s
miliond peset.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-05

Dne 26. dnora zapocata byla v
Pasizi fada slavnostf ma potest
stolete rocnice narozenin nejslav-
nejsfho francouzskeho basnfka,
Viktora Huga sice v Pantheonu.
President Louhet, ministfi, senat
j zastupci snemu a tetne literarnf
a vedecke spolecnosti Sc sGcastni-
Ii velkolepych techto slavnostf.
President Loubet doprovazen ce-
tou kyrysnfkd byl v ulicfch cd
obyvatelstva bouflive pozdravo-
van. Tento hold francouzskeho
naroda jednomu nejvetsfch jeho
geniz, potrval al do nedele.
v parodnim shromazdeni pfi
debate rozpoctu ma vojsko pou-
kazal zastupce Charvin ma zkaze-
ne americke maso, dodavane ar
made. Pravil, ze tfmto zkaze.
nym masem Sc otravilo mnoho vo-
jakn ze vlada tim utrpela skodu
asi milion0 frankn, nebof vsech
ny krabice Sc zkazenym masem
musely byt zniceny. Ministr val
ky odvetil, te Sc to stale "a ieho
pfedchndce, ale proto piece slfbil,
ze to necha vysetfiti zarovefi
doloail, ze ucineny kroky, ably Sc
to vice nestalo.
Nsrodni shromazdenf pfiialo We
likou vetsinou usneseni, ably vol
sku bylo pfilepseno a sice ably
dostavalo vino, pivo, nebo most a
porce masa ably byly tez vetsf.
Ministr fnancf a valky Sc tomu
stayeii ma odpor, poukazulice !
tomu, ze vydrzovanf armady buds
stat so miliond frankt. rotne vft
ale navrh ten pfijat byl veliko.
vetsinou.
Bohaty American Edw. Tuck
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-05
z poLITICKEHO syETA.
zasedanf 81. kongresu.

Spolkovy mas senat stal sc jiz
podruhe dejistem skandalnf sceny.
Tentokrate bylo by doslo ku sraz.
ce mezi senatory McCo.nssem a
Wellingtonem Marylandu, ale
ma stestf pfatele obou tomu zabra.
Mill.
" senatu dne 28. 1nora pfedlo-
I'll Burrow po pfectenf zapisk1
usneseni ma pokarani senator1
Tillmana a McLaurins, kterez by
10 pfijato Tillman "a vetsi svou
vinu suspendovan ma 20 dnf, kdez-
to McLaurin pouze na S dni.
v dome zastupcn pfijat navrh
vyboru ns lidove scftani, ably cen
susni tfadovna byla stalou, COZ
take bylo pfijato tehoz dne v Sc
natu.
Dne /. bfezna vykonana byla v
senatu znatna prace. Pfijata by
la pfedloha rozlienych narokn,
pfedloha zavodhcvanf suchopa
r1, konferenenf zprava Gle ma
Filipinech. Povoleni podpory
obchodnfmu lodstvu dostalo Sc ma
fadu pondelf senator Fry,jako
navrhovatel, ,potal navrh svnj ODD
vod1ovati.
Pfijaty navrh o zayodhovani
ustanovuie, BE vsechny penize 2
prodeje vladnfch pozemk0 V Ari.
zone, Kalifornii, Colorado, Idaho,
Kansasn, Montana, Oregonu. Uta-
hu, We Washington Wyomingu
strzene, potfnaje cd poslednfho
eervence, budou venovany ma pofi-
zovanf zavodnovanf suchopar0 pod
dozorem tsjemnfka vnitra.
v sobotnfm zasedani rokovalo
Sc tez o pfedloze na ochranu pre-.
sidentovy oscby, ktera ustanovuje,
ably spolkove ne statni soudy Sc
ujaly pffpadn itoku ma osobu pre-
sidents, ably tsjemnik valky posta.
vii presidentu vojenskou straz,
uc5ot' taina pciicie So ueossedtila
We tfech dnlezitych pifpadech.
Zprasa spoleeneho vyboru clu
filipinskem byla pfedlozena pal
pfiiata.