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Pfednasky prof. Masaryka.

Jak sc n Dennice Novovtlu do
yldame, prof. Masaryk do Ameri-
Ky pfijede kolem IL. Gerycncc. $
pfednaskami po teskFch osadach
chce byti hotoy do %. zaff, kterf.
hoz dne opetne musi jiz byti Y
Bosione, Mass. Bnde tudiz moci
venoyati koeovnemu pfednaseni
polyinu mesice ceryence. ccly sr.
pen u tfi tydny V m6sici zafi, Az
dosud dosly Ncbrasky naslcdu.
.jici dotazy ohledne pfednaskyi cd
spolkh V Humboldt, Neb.. od TEL.
jed Sokol Omaha, od j II. Spir.
lta \ Wilber Dennice Nnvov6tu,
lsterdz ochoia6 pfedndsky tyto
chce sprosttedkoyati, 2noyn podo.
tSka, 10 otdzka houordfe .ic yedlej.
s. Prof, Masaryk nechce yydeld.
vat, uShrl zada pouae hrazoni w
loh, Kdyz NJ icdnou budc prof,
Masaryk y Omazc, bude moci pfl
neyelkt y5loA naySiiviti J dalsi
ccskt osady v Nebrasee hndou'h
II tyto toho oysem pratt. bylo by
sadoucao, by teskt spolky se mezl
sehou loronmely, TAX ahy nsetfc,
no hylo sbyteent dopinoyani pra'
ce. klaieme naslm kraiannm y
Nebrasce ua sr,ice, aby neneehall
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V Argentine, kanse niteny
bsly ohntm dilny pro oprayy ica
ndleieil drase Atehinson, Topeka
s Santa FS, Skodu ohntm 4p0so,
hena pa6i So ma $4,000.
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DRoBNE ZPRAvY.

IlPHi Jhponcl u UelocHy, fybleu-
KY ttcbto setfcni zaslany budon
do Washingtonu.
Mezi Campbell, Mo, Ne
mons, Ark, roz5ifily Sc housenky
takovou merou, ze zastayily jizdu
ylakn ma drdze st. Louis, Kanneth
Il Southern. KdW tyto housenky
aelezniee rozmaGkaji, jsou koleini-
ce V horsim stayu, pez kdyby by
y go nejddkladneji namydleny.
Nasledkem toho hnaci lokomotiyy
tocf se ma prazdno.
Jak zprdyy oznamuji, stale
pryni pfeliteni Thawoya soudu
10000 doIlard, kteryzto obnos
pfipadl yetsinou praynikdm, jiz
Thawa obhajoyali. Matka Thaw.
oya hodla Sc nynf . Pittsburgh pre-
st6hovati do New Yorku, kdez bu.
de ziti spolecne Sc syoji snachou,
Eyelynou Nesbit Thawoyou, y niE
SO jiz usmifila
Y Buffalo zabit byl pfi srazce
automobile farmafskym yozem
Harry Hamlin, syn znameho mill
ogdfe q. j IIamlina. VIZ farma-
fdv byl docela rozbit, kun We yoze
zapfazeny zabit, farmdf q hoch
MIN jedouci nebezpeGn6 poraneni.
llamlin yyhozen byl yelikon prud-
kosti automobiIu o o sloup SC IN
bill.
ObGane V Canton, O., chttji "a.
koupiti diam McKinley6y, kdez "a.
mysli zafiditi museum pro umiste.
mi pamatek po zavrazdGnem presi-
ldentu McKinleyovi. Dam omen
ma ylasfne zakoupiti mesto, ale
ably myslenka ona Sc spise uskutec-
Mia, chce obcansiyo take pfispeti
jistym obnosem. P6kna myslen-
ka tato nyitana byla yseobecnym
lsonhlasem.
Vojenskych vyslouzilcd ve
Spojenych Statech kazdym rokem
InbyyA. Posledni kongress zvySil
pensl yscch vyslouzilcd We start od
| 62 rOlSii ma B12 misiGn6. q zyyse.
nou tuto pensi pfihlasilo Sc $4,000
pensstd, ktefi dostavali drive SO
a $40. Ma pense bylo povoleno
SIS, 900, 900, ale neni ami tfeba ce-
lych $13,000,000.
Pani M. 9. Barberoya, sestra
zesnule pani VIM. McKinleyove, q
iedina jeji d6diGlSa, jmenovana by
a usporadatelkou jmeni zesnule,
kter6 obnasi asi 100000 dollara
obsaaeno jest Gastecne v nemovito-
stech a Gastecne cennych papi-
rech, V tom vsak neni zahrnut
majetek, ktery zanechal po sohG
nesfasiay president Mckinley.
Tento d6diti budou nejblizsi ieho
pfatee.
' Dne 3. Geryna We . :27 hod. ri.
no pociten byl San FRANCISCAN,
Cal, eitelny otfes zeme, ktcry tr-
val as desct vtefin. zadna SSoda
81 ysak nestala Obyvatele San
Franciska isou ma podobne otfesy
liz uvykli pred hroznon kata-
strofou lonskou nikdo 81 iich hru
be ami nepovsimI Lee AMI posled.
nj otfes zeme nezp6sohil aadnyeh
V Chieagu. H., zyyseny hyly
eeny maSa od % do 30 proeent.
Masni barmi syySili eenu masa.
poukaguiice na to, ie lasoby iSou
nedoSiateene Velkoohehedniei 81
take pfiragili a ohchodniei ma.
II ma Rwku4A4 Ma
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jednoho y nejlepsicb muzn eesktbo
narodo. pfi male prdci mohou 81
pozitek mad jin6 cenny,
k Dtmuz pfilezitost nenaskyine SO
casto. Prof, Masaryk je fecnikem
n u jeho pfednasck bu.
dou moci lSrajapt nasi dnseyne IL.
iii.
Odjezd americkych sokolh do
stare VAST.
o odjezdn sokolskG yyprayy ku
V. ysesokolskemu Bletu do Prahy
sdtlnjf New YorskG lIisty ~ dnc
2.ceryna nlslcduUci; Francouzsky
parnik In Bretagne" se sokol.
ssou yyprayou h Y. ysesokolsk6'
mn sletu V Praze na palub6 brdzdi
jiz Why AtlantickGbo oeednu . spG.
je smtrem X mist0m, kamz upfeny
jsou zraky celt ceske Ameriky,
Bylo tkliye n dojemnt 10 rozloute.
NJ na5imi junaky sokolskymi 80
ysemi, kdoz pnzeni touhou spatfitl
Ease jednon tn starOu ecskon ylast,
spatfiil Prahu We slaynostnich
lncch sletoySeh, zanechali zde syt
obcbody, zamestnani, rodiny pfd.
lele. Bylo 10 tkllye loutent o slzy
draly se y Oti ] tenn nejotuzllejsim.
JM v Sokoloynt, kde dopoledne
,esla We yetsina 6lend yyprayy u
icb pfatel, ktefi je doproydzeH,
panoyala jakAsi sllifeDost, jez do.
,tayuje se We vscch yazngch oka.
mzicich ziyota. A na pieru fran.
,ouzskt liDie na 1pati Christopher
n. II North Riyeru, kde 20 poledni
tesli Sc ysichni 1tastnici yyprayy u
mimi nekolils set krajan6 o kra.
japek Istefi chtGli byti sy6dky jc.
iicb odjezdn, panoyala nalada je-
It sklicentjI pres to, ze kazdy
nutil Ne do zertn a yeseIosti. Pier
frnncouzske linie We skutecnosti
1Alezel Cechdm n V seznamu cestn.
jicich parniku "IIa Bretagne' M.
Ell jsmc jen maIo ncteskych
jmen. Odjezd parniku poneIsud sc
zdrzel tim dana pfilezitost ku
dalsimu sctryani, ku opGtoynemu
yymtnfni yzkazfi sloy ma rozlou.
fenou. A kdyz konetnt LODI cd.
razila, tn hlaya na hlave stall cd
jizdtjici ma palubach, magajfcc
satky, klobouky n americkymi
praporecky ma rozloueenou cekajl.
cim ma picru, ktcfi stejngm zphso-
BEN louGiIi Sc s mimi, posiIajice IN
mimi posledni "Na zdar". Pan
]. II. Nejedly, rep. yidce IL. AS.
sembly distrktu, zaopatfil pro tu
pfilfzitost zvlastni yletnou lod,
jez asi sc stem krajann dala do.
proved parniku 'ELa Breiagne" az
ku Narrows, kdez pax opakoyala
Sc stejnd scena, jako u pieru, po.
l0nd posledni obrysy parniku me-
y dohledu. Sc zayodniky
jede zdroven do ylasti pres dive ste
srajan1 yyprayou uspofadnnou
Narodni Jednotou Sokolskou a
Ientyz poGet kraiann odebral SO do
stare ylasti i yypravou druhou, talk
,yannu chiealskou. .lm6na zavod.
likn isou, Zn Telocvl6nou Jedno-
IA Sokol Y New Yorku Antonin ia,
loda, Jos Gregor, V, rodolak, FIR
'iipr, V. lIcisler a Jos, Volman
IN TelocyiGnl shor diyek a pani z
Iew Yorku X. kozlikoya, H. Vo.
'iskova, Il, kutilkova, H. Smoloya,
l. kupcoya, 4, Iloraekoya, II, Ry
auIassa 4 tarnsra NJ GimnnLn
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Rapids, H., V. MeIsa, y. Q. I1asek,
Rud. Noydk, vii. lIrusfa. IN Tel.
jed. Sokol Y 81 Louis NJ. Ryska,
Pr Vuch I'M Tel jed. Sokol o.
maha Fr. Riha. IN 1tl, Jed. Sokol
Cleveland Emil Slapak. IN Tel.
jed. SokoI Budiyoj Y Detroit An
ton Kos. I'm TEL, Jed. Sokol Czech
II Cleyclandn Jos. IIofica Ia Tel,
jed. SoIsol y Milwaukee jos. Kost.
Ian Pfeddkcm je Sokol Frys q
Detroit.
Roosevelt proti zeleznicnim speku-
lanthm.
President Roosevelt pfi pfilc-
| zitost odhalcni sochy generala
IIcnryho Lewtona V indianapolis,
Ind, na den zdobeni hrobu, pro
mluyil yclice pcknou rec, V niz po.
stayiI We proti zelezniGnim speku-
lantdm. We syoji reel prohlasil,
ze poctiyi majitelt zelezDie nemaji
pfiGiny k obaydm. Vlada nema '
1mysIu zkrdtiti je Y jejich ylast.
1icktm prdyu. Jenom spekulanti u
ii, ktciiz zcleznic uziyaji k neka.
| lynn cil6m, necbt Sc obayajf. Pred
| Ip0litickou tdsti sy6 reel vidal pre-.
pdent 1ctu pomhtce hrdind OBJ
l6nnskt ydlky, kteH obttoyali sye
Iziyoty Nv jedgotu yelikost Spoj.
Stath. 20 yykonaDych obfadech
odhaleni, obratiI se mistopresidcnt
Fairbanks k presidcntoyi pro.
mlllyil nasledujici fe6; "Vysloyuji
diky presideptu Spoj. Stdt1, ktery
lzajistt zije v srdcich mas ysech, za
krasnou rec, kterou pray6 promlu.
vii" P0tom zminil SO 0 6celu
lsIaynosti slibil, ~ obcane Indiany
lnikdy nezapomenon tech, kdoz pro
spolecne dobro obitoyali sye 1.-Two.
Ity. Slaynost odhaleni sochy Hen.
Iryho Lawtona byla velmi okazala
a s1tastniIo nc j yeIike mnozstyi
obeanf blizka dali. President
pfibyl do mGsta pred polednem q
zahy odpoledne special yojen.
skym prnyodem M misto odhaleni
lsochy. Ma nlicich 10000 skolniclf
ditek tyofilo spalir>a mavanim a.
tecku pozdrayilo prvniho 1fedni-
<a Spoj. StatG. Mtsto vyzdobeno
lbylo prapory q ysechny obchody
lyzhledem k svatku zdobcni hrobn
lbyly uzavfeny. Po ukonceni slay-
nosti odebral Sc president jeste ma
Crown Hill hfbitoy, kde polozil We
nee ma hrob byyal6ho presidenta
Spoj. Statu. Bcnjamina Harrisona.
Memorandum americkeho Sokol-
stva presidentu francouzske
republiky.
Po SVEN pfijezdu do Pafize ode
vzdaji cesti amcri6ti Sokolove pre-
sidentn francouzske republiky ma
sledujici pamttni memorandum;
presidcniu Francou2ske Republic.
Ky. Pane Prcsidentel Poeity IL
VI adosti zmocnily Sc naSich srdci,
kdyz isme ystoupili ma pndu ttto
sesterske Repnbliky, yelk6 Fran.
cie, pam6ti syt yyyoldyali jsme
yzpominky yseeh tech pfatelslSych
proieyn, nimiz fraAcoulsti gy-
mnasi6 q mimi cely Vas narod
vyehaxel vstfie narodu eeskemu a |
ohzylAste Sokolnm phi naystevach
a sletech We Francis, jako2 ! pfi
navsleyaeh Fraueouzu V Cechach,
pr0to dovolie, pane Presideate,
.kVahnn Yam tmmnein ya imenn /
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Zpravy americke.
Haywood q soudruzi pred soudem.

HayWoou BOudruZ1 pred SouucIu.
POrota procesl prot Hay.
wood0yi soudrnhtim v Boise,
Idaho, ktefi, jak zudmo, obzalo-
yani jsOu 1tastenstW M yrazde
byyaltho gnyerufra Siunenber.
~, byla konecne pondell minule-
ho tyduc dopIntna v porot6 ~.
sedaji nAslcdujici; Thomas H..
Goss, G0letS pozemkoyg jednateI,
Finley Mcl3can, 4ilety farmaf, So.
ma@ D. Gilman, 43lety farmaf,
Daniel Clark, 35lety dobytkdf,
Cleo. Powell, GOletS dobytkdf, g.
v scbern, farmdf, II, y, Mcscar,
42lety mattel renee, Lee Schri.
yencr, 5slcty fafmAf, Levi Smith,
40Ietg farmdf, A. T.. Burns, 50lety
farmaf, Samuel 7. Russell, 72lety
majitel renee. Vefejny zalobce v
zahajoyaci feci ostfe Dapadl 1fed.
Milky Idpadnj Fedcrace IIornickt
obyinil je, " Hestitili se zadngch
prostfedkl, aby pomstiIi se na
tech, ktcH staytIi sc proti uniim.
Rddtni npie tryalo prg jiz dclsi
dobn q skonGiIo kOncGn6 zayraz.
denim Steuncnbcrga, Rnyerutra
st6ln Idaho. Kde prg yyse uni
pfna federace mtla politickGtn
ohlpdu kontrolu, ysude pry zane.
chala skyrny krye. IIawley mlu.
VII rozfiIen6 . neyybfral nikterok
Wldslnich sloy Rec jeho tryala
celon hodinu . po d0bu tryani jeji
panoyalo soudni SIM neobyccjnt
ticho. vcfejny zalobcc ebcc do.
kdzati, " VIE, 60 fekl, jest dplne
praydiye, ale yelikd yttsina lidi to.
mn ncytH ObhajcoyG doufaji,
~ Haywood dostaDe So Da svObo-
du. Pronasledoyani 1fcdnlk1 M.
padni Federace IIorlicke poyazujc
se N spiknuti kapitalisth, kteH
y5emoznymi prostfcdky snaM se
znfiti nDii. lined zapotato bylo
y yysJechem sytdki roynM Wy.
slecbnnt byl Harry Orchard, ktery
bombon zayrazdil Steupenbcrga n
ktery pozdtji obyinil zmintnf 4,
fednlky, ze jci k podlemu emu
tomu najali Process tegto sledo.
van j. ysemi yrstyami lidu We Spo-
jengch Stdtech yelikou 1lGasti a
nedofkayt ofekaya sc jcho yysle.
dck.
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skem a spoj. Staty.

Y politickych kruzich jew Sc ja-
kesi obavy ohledem ma pfisti
vztahy meA Japonskem a Spojeny-
mi staty. Prozatfm nelze mluviti
0 nepfatelstvi, ale vlada Spoj. Sta
ta ocitla s postaveni dosti chou
lostiyem nasledkem nepokojn, je2
prot iaponskym ddlnikam Wy
pukly V San Francisku, CAL Jak
zpravy oznamuji, hrab6 Okuma,
kteryz ie y6dcem pokrokove stra-
ny japonske, prohlasil, ze vlada
musi zadati ma ylad6 Spo-
jenych Stdtn zadostucineni IA u
dalostl San FRANCISCAN a uZnani
stejnych pray pro japonsk6 del
Milky We Spoienyeh Statech $ ostat-
mimi delniky NJ y toho ohledu, ~
Americana v Japonsku poaiyaji
pray TAX iako kazdy iiny ob6an,
Lid iaponskJ stale usiloyntii ma
Iehd ma yyfizeni ".iaponskt otaz-
ky Zprdva tato yyyolala We
Washington6 iistf obayy. I'dalo-
,ti San FRANCISCAN piIn6 Sc vySe.
Ifuji n o yysledlxu tohoto setfeni
nudou podany iaponskt ylade
,prdyy, Jakmile toto yysetfeni
pude skoneeno, yysloyi po pfipade
'lada Spot Statn Wade iaponskt
,olitovani mad mimi,
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Mlady vynalezcs.

PatnActilcty hoch Laurence Lesh
Y Kansas City, Mo, az mldd, male
II mezi nejpfedaejM mechanicke
yyndlezce. Al dosud yynalezI sest
letacich strojGi a posledni dobe po-
dafiIo sc mn sestayiti yzducholod
bez motorl, ktera v odbornych
krnzich zpiisobila rozruch ! ndlezi-
ty zdjem, Mlady yynalezee ode
bral se nyni do Chicago, kdez ten
to noyg stroj yystayi v tamnim
Aero klubu. Stroj tento md po-
dobu pt6ka u je yelmi ddmysln6
scstrojcn. Vdzi jcn 35 liber a jest
20 stop dlouhy u II stop siroky.
Mlady Lesh jest j literarne Elm
nym u napsal celou fadu odbor-
nych tlankf do pfednich listf. o
mladitkeho vynhlezcc jevi Sc v cd
bornych kruzich znacny zajem.
opetnc napjaty pomer mezi Japon-
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81 ujiti pfilezitost ku poslechnuti
jednoho . nejIepSicb muz6 eesktbo
narodo. pfi male prdci mohou 81
pfiproyiti poaitek mad jin6 cenny,
X ntnuz pfilezitost nenaskyine SO
caste. Prof, Masaryk je fctnikem
ygtcGnSm n y jeho pfedn1sck bu.
dou moci krojapt uasi dnseyn6 IL.
wi.
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Rocnik XXXVI--Cislo 46.

ndrodnimu u Sokol0 do nasi stare
n nczapomenutelne ylasti q tam
cbceme zmtfiti SLY Wt se syymi
pfdteIy francouzskymi gymnasty .
ukdzati TAX spoleen6, see jsou ntu.
zene paze lidu statetneh6. A M
dnkaz, ~ 8 druhe strany Ocednu
sledujeme pozorne postup velke
FraDcie X pokroku n ~ pochopu-
jeme olbfimi prdci, jiz teto dob6
pfdtelt Syobody We Francii k eli
.pfiyddfjl, proslme, byste pfijal
projey na5i srdetne radosti mad
tim, ze drahd a statetna Francie
sklizi We SVEN roznaehn nejkras-
n6jM oyoce rozluky cirkve cd sta
tn u ddya syctu TO, 90 rey0luce ne.
doyedly uskntecniti, "syobodomy.
sln6ho tloyeka Necht zije te'
dy Francie q stateGni jejf synoyG
Y Gele Necht zijc Republika
Francouaskd n dobrS jeji lid We
skcryl Pfijmete, pane Presiden.
te, yyraz nasi hluboke 1cty pro
vas lid pfdhi dokonaltho zdaru
IN Ndrodni Jednotu Sokolskou ve
9pojcpgeh Stdtech Americkych
IVSkonng Vgbori i. Martyny.
pfedseda; Jan Cerny, tajemnik.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29

Occasionally in some parts of the
state there is an effort to enforce the
game laws and a recent arrest of
two ''sportmen'' near Churches Ferry
for hunting ducks on the lake at night
is a case in point. The laws of the
state forbid duck hunting at night and
forbid the use Of a light also in the
hunting of water fowl. The waters of
the state afford refuge for millions of
ducks, and properly protected, sports
men would have enjoyment in their
hunting for many years to come. But
pot hunters and those gamehogs
whose sole desire is full bag and a
full belly should be made to realize
that the law was made for something
else than violation. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29

and as Dean Bruce has withdrawn,
would insist upon a new man, meeting
all the Herald's requirements for the
senate.
The candidacy of Mr.. Johnson for
confiress would be remarkable, in
that he was formerly member of
that body, and when second ON the
committee on ways and means, the
most important committee of the
house, withdrew to make an unsuc.
cessful race for the senate. The
Tribune believes that his overween-
ing ambition then deprived the state
of what advantage there might have
been in the craftsmanship, either OF
the ways and means committee, or
some other among the first of the
house committees.
Even if Mr.. Johnson could be nom
mated for congress, which is doubt
fus, he would have to begin at the
bottom of the ladder again, and things
do not change so rapidly now as they
did in these days. He failed to treat
the state right then, and he disap
pointed his friends again at the
jamestown convention.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29

through the beautiful summer days
known only TO North Dakota. Treetops
tell of nilder days, of men who came
and men who went, of log cabins, the
redmen, the rise Of the city to it's pres
emit status. How many children play
ed beneath their spreading shade.
How many men and women in Bis
narck today BHsied with the cares OF
life can recall Happy days spent be-
meath these trees? T. -
The trees must 80, but who will not
regret the departure and who will say
they lived not we'll?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29
THE SPECIAL STAMP TAX

1t is stated the advocates of pro.
hibition rigid prohibition - will
make move in congress this winter
for the passage of the Williams bill,
which aims to prohibit the issue of
special stamps for the sale of liquor
in counties or states that have adopt
ed a prohibitory law.
Such a law would, no doubt, make
the sale of liquor in these counties
and states more difficult than it is
at present, provided sufficient sew.
ere penalties were attached to the
sale without q government special
stamp.
At the present time the government
does not recognize the prohibition
law in states, SO far as the issue OF
special stamps is concerned and the
payment of the special stamp tax in
sures the retailer that the govern.
ment, at least, will not prosecute the
seller. The average lawbreaker fears
the. governments prosecution more
than that of the state, for the reason
that the state prosecution is usually
conducted in his own home, where he
has every opportunity to take ad-
vantage of acquaintance, whatever
sympathy there may be, and the dis.
position of juries to be lenient with
violators of the law.
Government prosecutions are apt
to be more vigorous, and the other
elements of local trials are wanting
so that the violator of the law is
more apt to be convicted and more
severely sentenced. If the govern.
ment were to refuse to issue special
stamp tax permits in prohibition
cotnties and states it would be a
considerable step in the direction Oh
more effective prohibition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29
Ios Il CANDIDACY

Political news is quick In the MAX
ing these days and the latest addi-
tton to the supply OF political gossip
is that Judge Spalding OF the supreme
court may be the candidate OF the ul-
ira insurgents for the senatorship,
and In return for support Of him, sup
port will be expected from his friends
for nj. ". johnson for congress. This
would involve the withdrawal OF Mr..
Johnson from the senatorial race and
*of Mr.. spalding from the race for re-
nomination as d Judge OF the supreme
court. 5s
This view OF the matter evidently
lcomtemplates that the Herald Will not
support any of the senatorial caildi.
dates nov III the field for the senate,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29
THE PRIMARY PLEDGE

A discussion Of the pledge section
of the primary election law, where
the candidate of a political party for
the legislature pledges himself to vote
for the candidate who shalt be the
choice of his party at the primary
election, is being held by some of
the press of the state and it is point
ed out that such pledge requirement
is probably unconstitutional, in the
event that a candidate refusing to
make it should not be given place on
the primary election ballot.
The election of United States sena-
tors is provided for by the constitu-
ton and laws of the United States
and the state has no power to change
it. A pledge from any candidate to
vote for the majority choice of his
party is probably moral obligation,
but not in any sense legal require
ment and there is no way 1T could be
enforced. Neither do we think a can
didate for the legislature could be re-
fused a place on the primary ballot
in the event that he refused to take
the oath. But as the pledge is re-
quired of all candidates alike, and rs
the partisan member of the legisla,
ture would no doubt be willing to
cast his ballot for the candidate who
proved to be the majority choice of
his party, we do not believe there will
be any especial objection on the part
of candidates to agreeing TO this re
| quirement. ... 4. vi.
1t would save the member of the leg
islature a good deal of pulling and
hauling and importuning and coaxins
and other attempts to fnfiuence hin
after he was elected, anyway. There
are many kinks in the primary law
that will not stand the test of TIL
courts or popular favor. ..~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29
THE NORDLYS
FIRST ANNUAL

THE NoRDLYs SOCIETY cELE-
DRAFTED ITS FIRST ANNlvER-
sARY IN ROYAL MANN ER-soci-
ETY. is PROSPECTING AND HOPES
To'ERECT A HALL WITH LIBRA
RY. .=1
The Nordly Society celebrated its
first anniversary with rousing meet
ing Saturday night. About sixty be-
ing present, and all the members of
the society wore their colors, red,
white, blue and yellow. ,~ .
A very interesting program was rem
dered, consisting Of songs and guitar
music by the Misses OkerbIom and
Bjorklund and Mrs. Storm There was
a prologue by Andrew Hanson, but the
handwritten paper, "Nordlys Posten, -
by it's editor, Chris Engen, was easily
the feature of the program. S. Lar
son recited story and a selection was
read by Mr. Storm which concluded
the program.
A table reaching the entire length of
the hall held a sumptuous supper con-
sisting of such dishes as "Kniekke-
brod," ''Lefser," 'Fiokeboller," made
some of those present think of other
days in old Scandinavia.
The Nordlys Society is in very
prosperous condition considering the
short time it has been in existence,
and funds are bling raised now for the
purpose of erecting a hall containing
library.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29

The Minneapolis Journal calls at
tention to the North Dakota primary
law, and thinks from the outset of the
campaign in this state that it will be
a period of continuing politics. Ger
tainly 1t is that never before was po-
liticai discussion so rife SO far in adj
vance of a campaign as 1t Is this year.
The campaign now progressing Is only
a share Of the campaign the success
full candidate at the primaries must
go through, for II he Ii chosen in
June. he must be elected or defeated
in November 1t looks now, therefore,
as If there was a period of over a year
OF continuing politics in prospect,
Whether on not this Is d good thing
Is d question open to d good deal Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29
EDITNSS ELECTED
ONE WOMAN RESIGNS AFTER
LONG TERM IN MISSIONARY So
GETTY SERVICE.

Springfield, Ills, Oct. 2S-Tfhe execr-
tive board of the Woman's- Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church today accepted the
resignation of Mrs, J. T. Graatsy of
Rochester; N. Y, for 80 years mem
Der of the central committee OF nis,
sion study. Her place was filled by
the election OF Miss Elizabeth North;
up of Boston, editor of the WomaRs
Missionary Friend
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29
tale or THE TREES
SCHOLARS OF THE SCHOOLS WILL
WRITE FOR PUBLICATION OF
OLD TIME LAND MARKS NOW
BEING REMOVED

The large box elder trees just icut
down in the rear of the Home hotel
to make way for Philbrick's cement
block could tell an interesting tale
were they called upon to do so.
For years they have stood through
weather foul and fair and through
their branches the wintry blasts have
howled and skrieked, vieing with the
howl of the hungry wolf or coyote up
on the frozen hills. Birds built their
nests here year in and year out and
sung the birdlets in the balmiest
sprfngtime known in any CLINE aud
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-29

senious discussion. Sertainly the can
didate for office who goes through
the preliminary campaign at the prim-
aries, and then through another cam
paign at the polls is entitled to all Of
the Office he gets.