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and sooner than return to Rookwood'

and sooner than return to Rookwood
l will leap into the river!"
She had cast herself upon his pro-
lection. He leaned silently against the
oak mantel. A terrible temptation
assailed the man. His great ches'
heaved to the mad throbs Of his heart
He turned and looked at her in heI
maddening young beauty.
II can save you from your kindred
Mignon; 1 can legally protect you, but
only in one way" he said.
"And that?" wildly.
"Is-marriage. Your uncle claims
you as his ward. He has not gone SC
far but that the news Of your flight
will overtake him, and bring him I'M
mediately back to Rookwood. 1t Is
quite true-they fear me over there
and, in one sense, have them In my
power Take my name, Mignon-De-
come my wife! In no other way can
I shelter you here-surely you see this
yourself-in no other way can I battle
your enemies"
He expected her to shrink in terror;
but she did nothing Of the kind. He
was trembling through all his strong,
misshapen body, but she sat white and
still as a marble creature. Only her
brown eyes assumed a curious. Won
dering look. There was a moment OF
silence: then she arose, tall and beau
tiful, on the Kurdistan rug.
you ask me to become your wife?'
she said, calmly.
yes: immediately-this very night
this very hour! There is not mo-
ment to lose!"
VERY WE'LL" answered Mignon wye.
II will marry you, Mr.. Lispenard, at
any time!" =
(To Be Continued).
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Matronnlitan lower

There can be little doubt that this
studendous marble shaft when COM
pleted, will be an object Of decided
architectural grandeur and beauty
It's heavenward lift Is such that full
one-half Of its bulk will rise absolutely
clear even Of the cornice line Of New
York city's loftiest building; and long
before the traveller is within sight Of
the city itself he will be able to recog-
nize the blue-white forms Of the tow
er in the far distance. So tall will 1t
be that, even after the sun has set and
the shadows Of evening have fallen
upon the streets below the summit Of
the tower will be crimsoned with the
rays Of the sun that has already set
behind the distant Orange mountains.
For it is a fact that the highest point
Of the tower will overtop the highest
point Of the Montclair hills, which,
according to the Geological survey
map, is lower than the Metropolitan
tower by about thirty feet.
The view from the upper floors will
be simply superb. The most lofty
rentable offices will be those Of the
forty-first story, whose floor will be
526 feet above the side walk. From
this elevation Manhattan island will
resolve itself into it's streets, blocks
and individual buildings with the dis
tinctness and detail of a map. In
deed, practically the whole of Greater
New York will, on a clear day, be dis
cernible in the separate details OF its
topography, and the leading features
of it streets and buildings. Those who
have visited the Washington monu-
ment will understand how great Will
be the elevation of these office floors
when it is stated that the windows OF
the forty-first story will be at the same
elevation as the lookout windows al
the top of the monument.-Scientlnc
American.
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MistsllansutIs 8eadins,
HOW FEAR WON A BATTLE.
Instance in Which Strong Party Was
Gnarad lnkn RAkrAaf

Instance in Which Strong Party Was
Scared Into Retreat. ..
Here messenger after messenger ar
rived, breathlessly reporting that at
the celebrated canyon, the Pecos Pass,
fifteen miles from Santa Fe, Governor
Armijo was preparing to make his
stand, his position being almost i'm
pregnable, and this time the report
was correct, says a writer in the Met
ropolitan Magazine in an article on
the Mexican war. On the 18th Armijo
had marched out of the city and had
taken up his position upon an eminence
commanding the defile forty feet wide
through which lay the road to Santa
Fe. To dislodge him from such a po-
sition would have been a well-nigh
impossible task. But what force could
not have brought about save with the
utmost difficulty, the terror Of the
American arms accomplished without
a shot. Governor Armijo, having call
ed a council Of war to decide upon the
best method of meeting the Amer
cans when they should advance FROM
San Miguel, his chief officers took
council Of their fears and, deferring to
his own, advised against any attempt
at defense. Accordingly the 1000 Mex
lean soldiers marched out Of the abat-
Is, which had been constructed with so
much labor, and dragging their six
pieces of artillery behind them, pro-
ceeded, at no dignified pace, toward
Chihuahua. Early on the morning of
August 18 the American army reached
the defile, now quiet and deserted.
ION seeing the great advantage we
should have had to fight against"
writes Frank Edwards, 1--WE could only
look at each other with stare ex-
pressive Of we are well out Of It,
Five hundred resolute men could have
defended the pass against twice our
force" But as it was, the American
army marched through as travellers
following a dusty road, and on the
evening Of August 1S we fired a salute
of eighteen guns over the city of San
Ia Fe," thus giving the volunteers their
first smell Of powder after a triumphal
march of fifty days in which almost
1000 miles of wilderness had been ira
versed. Without striking a blow they
had conquered a province which con-
tained some $4,000 square miles and
boasted a population of about 100000
souls.
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eT Great Britain owns more land or
North America than the United States.
Gg There are few factories OF prom-
lnence today which do not evidence
willingness on the part Of employers
to avoid physical waste Of employees
by instilling the latest labor-saving de-
vices says a writer in Circle. No long
er, for instance, does one see the rae
tory girl climbing six or seven nights
Of stairs to her work. An electric eie-
yator. or an escalator, such as In
Massachusetts, wooden mill distributes
1000 employees to six floors In five
minutes is now the vehicle of her rise.
Devices for warming and cooling the
air delivered to workrooms by drawing
It over coils Of steam pipes in winter
and forcing it through cold water In
summer are common.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-08-16

8aT One of the disadvantages of mod
ern shoe making machinery Is that the
peg won't fit itself into the hole, says
the Boston Herald. Time was, accord
ing to Mayor E. E. Brown Of Marlboro
when it was much more accommodate t
ing. "One day." he recently informed
the Boot and Shoe club, my father,
pioneer in the business, hit the peg
and it flew up. What happened?
Probably you won't believe me, but it's
a fact all the same. The peg hit the
ceiling, came down exactly into the
hole and was driven in. But, you
know" added Mayor Brown, with
smile, 1--WE don't peg shoes that way
nowadays"
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AT The fastest elevators run at
speed equal to about seventeen miles
an hour.
Ia The Gordons are said to have the
right to all eternity to supply wine 10
the royal house Of Spain, says the
London Chronicle. This family mas
been in Spain as wine growers more
than 100 years, although they still own
the ancestral estate Of Warehouse In
They have contracted
aristocratic marriages and the present
representative of the family, Rafael
Gordon, who lives in Madrid, has
named his first born after King Alfon-
so. while his mother, the Countess de
Mirasol, is lady-in-waiting to queen
Christiana. King Alfonso, who visited
Mr.. Gordon's aunt during his stay IN
the north, did not hesitate to play the
part of wine merchant himself In
praising the virtues Of sherry.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-17
Zpfavy americk6.



chody BeDasyfngch trustfi o pr0to
pred tasem anffdiI minigtru spra.
yedInosti, aby prot yben trnstdm
zayedl yySetf0ydDi Nhsledkem
tohoto yy5etfoydhi byl0 jH n6kos
lik trnstafti pfisnt pokutoyano. Y
pryni fadf yyM0upeBo byl0 prOtl
zelezDitnintn magJ3tu II, II. ilor'
rimauoyi TeBt0, mimo 6etnG j.
NJ, proiizakOnBG skutky, pred o.
sem rozmnozil 16astiny dr0b, KITE
rgch On je pfedged0u 0 HGO,O 100000
10 hlayu6 IN tim dtelem. ably je.
4tb vice naplBil ggoje kapsy Tim.
~ zp0eDbcm mn0h0 tech, kten
aodli mn Ha vfjifku, pflVedi no mi,
zibu, mczitlm 80 Oh sam glugny
obn6s do ayhb0 m6s6e ystrtil, P0'
n6yadz bcathvA zAkona, Ifterym by
Ee rGzmnoz0yAhi GG0stin zakaz0ya'
lo. uenohio b}ti pf0ti tsmt0 no.
aasytnFm zralohdm soudnt zakro'
beuo. President pfi jednt pfile'
zitoai ysak probldsil, n Nc posta'
ri, aby PRINT byl nixon, fter$
BY zakazOynl Hateznictm u podob'
n}m yelfgm sp0Iet1ostem podob'
nj r0zmn0zovdpi GGaBtiH. Ponts
yadz president neebee Poole pisni-
Gky ttcbt0 yygsayadh taneoyati D
pontyadz dolsonce ehysta no NJ
biz, kterg ri jN damo zasluhoyalb
0bratili na ndho tito zraIoci zlobu
syoii ~ sv$m hhfelnfkem llar'
rimabna v cele snaM Ne y5emoant
presidenta oGetniti q zIeheiti pred
Nr6kym obeccngtynuL Posledni
pomstychtiy6 skutky HnrrimaDo.
w dokazuji, ze proti presidcntoyi
chystA We yelilta oposiec. iIarri.
man nynf Y rGzD}eh podplatngch
pIAtsich uycfej6ujc Kiyf zprhyy o
presidentoyi u celG republikGnskt
strabe. President neJcn ~ tyto
lziy6 zprayy yyyratil, ale / nkA'
zal yto pany ' prayem syetle.
Hartman druhdy prostfcdnlctyim
sv}ch pfatel chttI dokazati, ably
senator Depew 4 New Yorku byl
jmen0yau yclyysIaneem v Paflzi q
ably on, Hartman, zyolen byl zaf
senatorem. IN TO slfbil obstarati
do kan anniho f0ndu republican.
skt stray $2O0,O0O. Timto zptso-
bom chtfl 80 dostat tento zlodnch
do senAtu, tak ably mohl pohodlne.
j syoic rejdy provddtt Lee pre-.
sident a jcho pfdtelt dobre m.
hIddIi do ioho pIana zmafili ieho
suahy Nyni 80 Hartman "a po'
rdzku tn msti,
osm dvaeot apravedlivych,
v pilisbnrgu, ialt ~ drive isme
oznamili, pby odyrdlili od sehe po'
dezfpni, VI mcstn iejich j. tnk zkar
zent, III hy zasluboyalo, ably stlhl
II oud hiblietd Sodomy Como
RS, hledali yc SVEN mfstt W, oI
nieh8 hyln yaeobocnt mintni, 2e
.IAou Apravedliy5mi Nennkli iich
vice nol - a pro tgIo spnsitele eti
ritiaburtann yyairniill due o.
dnbna n hotelu Aeherley skyely
hnnkel. kter6hn sloaAtnilo NJ pres
500 osoh ,imtna aprayedlivfeh
ia do ID ehyile lglu ohuHana tai |
nosti, snad 4 II pfidiny, ubp leiiqh
noutrptlA ttfrlnug bri |
tikon ieste pfpd hanketem Nleii
sprayedlivtml hyl ahsleduliei
John AleNandr, nmeler mayor
Guthrie j III. A Ieishman, eela
y,alauep i Turpoku Arthur No
sin, skladatel ludebnl roy ~ |
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Mezi zdky jeho nal6zdme temef "a.
ma Geskh jmtna u bude to tudiz
koncert rye tesky. X dalsi prd.
ci pfejeme ltrajanu Chapkoyi
mn0ho Zdaul
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Koneert zaku ] H, Chapka
v Chioagu, III,

lludehni skola kraiana 7, j IL,
Chapka. a7a Blue Island Ave, v
Chieagu, III, tesi So Y ehieag.
skyeh kruzieh hnlebnieh Eyuent.
mp imtuu, kaldym rokem WI.
ehaxi 4 ttto skuly celia fada doh
rSeh hudehnikn. ktefi nemalo pfi.
spiyaii 4 stale roslouei gyutnt
ieii poytsti kraian Chapek IL
odehoyanrem praaske konservato.
~ III more pfiuesl i maen6
akusenoSli ve Ayem ahorn, lak
prAye nam usnamuie, nspafada ~
svSmi iakg dur ~. huhna keneerl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-17

MhO zemgkfho g0udui II, OgsaWn
Tanner, um6lee GerDt plet6; David
-. Wood, glcpg yarhanik D general
Young. Ttcbto o jsou rozeni v
Pittsburgh, ostatBieh 10 tam bydIi
vice let q isou meH mini John A,
lbraghear u W. j. Holland, ybds
cove 6i uteBci, Andrew Carnegie,
ltnpitaIist0 u lidnmil, John Dalzell,
atAtnik Sam. Harden Church,
zelezni6ni 1fednik n spisoyatel, q,
~. Reiter, dhstolnik Y lodstyu
spojenyeh Sthtd, rev A. A. Lam
bing, dGjepisec n preldt, Thomas
WiRhtman, mattel sklhren u spi'
IsoyateI, james MeCfea, aeIezDcni
1fedBik o finantDik, y, T, Wat
son, prdynik, Philander &. Knox,
adyokht b stAtnik, Henry Phipps,
fabrikant, JuIjou Kennedy, luGeb.
mix, II. X Porter, fabrikant, Emil
Swenson, jpzenyr, Th0m. Ridley,
toyhrnik, Harry Clay Friek, kaDi'
talisto, George Westinghouse, Wy.
lHhlezee, t0ydrnfk n kapitalista,- a,--=
pofet oBmadyaecH sprayedliyyeh
lbyl yBak w kratidky tag zteneen
| o jednoho. Arthur Ncyin, bAsnik
| n hndebDilt, 0zenil 10 dno y. dub.
III v New Yorku II Henou jeho
stain No jakhgj pani N, l.. Deo-
InoyA, nedhyn0 rozyeden6, Mua
ltyrdf, 10 mi milenee, wal Nj cd
nj rozyod u nynf yyehhzi nn jeyo,
ze milencem tim, ktery btesti ro'
Dime kaziI, byl poctiyg u spra.
yedliyF Pittsbnrtan Arthur
Neyin.
President obdrzel dediotyim
ko6ku.
v New Y0rku zemfela v neday.
lnych dnech pi. Lnla Groyer0yh y
Lexington aye. Y posledni sye
ynli odkazal0 ye5kerop syou po.
IzhstaloA presidentu Rooseyeltoyi
Mnoho.l pozfstalost tato obnhsi,
neni zndmo, v ttto posledni ytll
" prayi: "Odevzdaydm Theodo'
ri Rooseyeltovi zeela ysechno, co
mnG nalezi, domAci nabytek, sper.
ky, demanty, pozemky penize ma
bankAch D kocku SnOw,Drop Low
u yabec We, go jest mym. Jsem
mu poyinnoyana vttbim dluhem,
nez mohu mu nyni splatiti. Timto
zpusobcm chei mu icn dAti ma je-
vo svoji vdftnost. On byl jedi.
nym mym andelem, ktery nads
mnon ochrannA kfidla rozestfel a
ktcry byl jedinym pfiteIem, KITE
r6ho isem We SVEN ziyote mela.
s radosti odcyzdaydm mu ysech'
no, co nam a pfala byeb 81 mitl
miliony, abyeh mohIn mu ie ode
vzdat. Doufhm, ~ yseehno pre-.
yozmc v takoyem duchu, v ia
KEN mn 10 vse odeyzdaydln &C.,"
posledni tato vile byla pragl
soudnd potyrzen0, Prayi Sc, ze
president odkaz tento prime Il
odevzda iei nektertmu dobrotin.
ntmu nstayu. Take o kohkn bn'
de naIelitt postarhno
coakd milionove dadiotvi,
ZujImayon hprayu v techto
dnerh pfinesly /" Now iorskd III.
sty prdynik Arpad A. kremer
4 eisla laa Nassau Street, adyokat
rakouskdho generalniho konsula
IA, 1aslal nam yerra dopls, ntma
prayi, ID rntni posnslali u ces
chaeh sptnomnenili iei aby Vyse
tfil okpmosli smrti majctku
Frpnlisla krnrkfhu, ienA narudil
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ehdzi, ncni zndmo II die naseho
n6hIedu asi nikdy znamo nebnde.
=. krcmor odyolhyd Nc na jeden
tosky, Y Ceehdch yyebhzejici en-
sopis, Y ntmz pr$ pred rokem by
Ia uycfejn6Do zpraya Y tom smy-
SIN Lee ! Gasopisy Y Cechdeh ma
j syG DOLBY kysclyeh okurels, NOR
skych hadd aa n novinhfskyeh ka-
chen. MiIionaf Krucky" nepo-
ebybnt spadd do u kategorie
smgBIcnck. Kdyby vsak piece
snad bylo na tom aelspoh zdhni
praydy q n6kdo mohl by o tech
milionech podat bIiabi sdtleni,
nechf jen obrhti Ne na shora uye-
dentho pravniko Dost MONA,
uajdou-li SO ty miliony opraydu,
5e koukh y tobo tutn6 "komisn -.
Uspesna kariera,
Jednu \ MISREPRESENTATION karier
mol jistG Fred A, Busse, move zyo.
Ieny mayor mtsta Chicago. Ma
rodiI We pred AZ roxy 2 ntmec-
Ikych rodiGnL Hahy zacal se podi-
lett v poIitice a sttsti mu pfdlo,
jako m1lokomu jintmu, Byl V ne.
toliIsn znamenitt plaeenych 1fa'
dcch n poitikon sy0u nemalo
lprosptl rozyoji uhelntho obchodu.
lNejprye zastayal RUNE 1fady o.
kresni, pozdtji zyolen byI do III.
lkonodArny o konetnt IN stAtniho
lpotladnika, Nasledkem 1spesnt
tGto kariery stal 80 jcdnim 2 poll.
ltickyeh "bossd" n byl take IL
stanoyen postmistrem mGsta Chi
caga StraDa rcpublikdnska pro
lhl6sila jej na 10 kandidatem ma.
lyorstyi a ami tu neopustilo Bus.
seho bajetn6 sttsti on zvitezil
ydtsinou $1,000 hlash V pomer-
Inc krAtkt dobt . obyGejneho poll
tikafc vySinul sc v nejyysA flfadt
Iktery mfize Chicago syemn obGa.
MI poskytnouti, lajistt yelmi Il
|spfsnA to karier0,
Roosevelt o pfisti presidentska
kampah.
| Ncw.yorsky Herald" v tGchto
dnech podnikl zajimavy eauvas ve
vscch statech Unic mimo nekolika
stAtn jiznieh, aby seznal, jake
smysleni panuje 0 presidentu
Rooseveltoyi mezi voliti po cel6m
narod6 po jeho posledni kontro'
yersi =. Il. II, Harrimanem. Pre-
|hled ten zda Sc nasyedeoyati, ze
president Roosevelt jest dnes sill.
Infisi, nez kdykoliv pred tim 10
yttsna stdtit pfcje 81 no iako re-
lpublikansk6ho kandidata +, 1908
Ia ze stavd nebezpeti demokrati-
lcktho vittzstvi, pakli n6kteiy jmy
Ikandidat ncz Theodore Roosevelt
bude vybran, Byly rlznych
|mistach pfedklddhny nasledujici
Iotazky' ~~"Poskodila kontroverse
| : IIarrimanm nfiakym apnsobem
pnpularitu Rooseyeltoyn We yasem
stat6a" = "Sehyaluje vas stat o,
pdtnou nominaei Rooseveltoyu ro-
| m l00s9'' Dude Roosevelt :
to pfen6sti syou siln W. vasem sta
10 mn kandiddta, .iehol podporu-
je9f ,Ieyi 81 vc yasem state
iaktsi stopy hnuti ie1 by melo "a
udel yrhnouti hlasy volitn proti
Roospyeltovi a ieho politiee'"
Na rrsni otasku odpoy6dtno yse
obocnol sDaleko nhlihenaisi nel
KIDS iindy Na druhou olarku
yseoheont odpuyidano "MuN v
nRktprNeh statceh, iri mail svt
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DRoBNE ZpRAvY.

President Roosevelt s16astni
se Jamestownsk6 yystavy v patek,
dnc 20. dubna. Toho dne tispo.
faddna bude yelkolepd slavnost.
ZahAjcna budc pred rozednenim
300 ranami y hmozdiri v npomin.
ku ma zalozeni pryni anglicke o.
sadly v Americe pred 300 lety. Pre-.
sident pojcde mn lodi 'Mayflower'
mczi dvtma fadnmi rozestavenych
cizozcmskych domdcich valet.
Inych lodi q dopraven bude na FEC
IniSt6, kdez promluveny budou
slavnostni feti Ma to bude VISTA
w presidentem zahajepa.
Ccsky polarni ccstoyatel, An
tonin Fiala, oznamuje, ~ 80 ma
cestu k severni tocn6 vyda znoyu
Pravi We, Ne ma k tomu zajist6non
lpodporu dyou kapitalistd. Castka
v obnom 100000, jez X t6to W.
prayt je tfeba, byla pry jiz upsd.
ma. Fialu doproydzeti bude kapi-
| tim George Conner
V Memphis, Tenn, vylezl na-
ttraG Ed. Murphy ze st. Louisu,
Mo, zam6stnany v dotycnem me-
ste ma staybG move budoyy klubu
obchodnikd, na stfechu, polil Ne
bensfnem a zapaliv svdj odGy, uho.
rel pred oGima nekolika set diva.
XII. Mysli sc, re minul Sc roz-
umem.
V Galvestont, Tex, v dobe
prndkeho yetru yypukl oheh j.
stem nabytkovem obchodt, ktery
Irychle ne rozsifil na sousedni do
Imy n drive nez mohl byti nhasen,
lzpisobil "a $4,000 skody. Jedna
2 takto zniGenych budov byla pet
Iposchodi yysoka. Y bndov6 teto
nal6zaly SO mistnosti drahy Gulf,
colorado and Santa Fe, kteraz Il.
Itrp6la ztratou cennych listin.
William Randolph Hearst, po-
Iv6stny jeneral zluteho tisku, podal
Nv nedavnych dnech prostfed-
nictvim pravnika C. J. Shearna
lzalobu ma Benjamina G. Franka,
Isekretafe feditele "New York
Times Co" ma odskodne 100000
"a urazku ma eti, zpGsobenou uve-
lrcjn6nim smyslenych nepravd V
lGasopise "New York Times. Za-
loba tato podana byla II vrchniho
okresniho soudu.
Jak Sc ne San Franciska o.
znamuje, zamysli n6kolik ruskych
osadniki zaloziti velkou ruskou
osadu v California. w. M. Coward
ze Stockson prijel liz ruskym
ltlumocnikem do San Franciska, n
bude $ ruskSmi osadniky o teto
yaoi .iednati Y osade Ii mini Ne
usaditi vice nez 5000 pfist6hoval.
ch iejich pfedvoi iiz ic zde.
Jakmile skon6eno hude vyjedna-
vani, prijodou tam | ostatni "a
berou $4,000 akri pady Jsou to
pfiyrtenei zvldstni rusk6 sekty,
ktera nazyyd SO Malokani
Nekolik zemed6lsktch znaled
vykonalo eestu po kansasskem
psenitntm pasmu il yratiyse sc,
nrednoyidaii, Ii nroda pseniee bu.
IT, ohnafpti pres lh0.000.no0
huslN Ohili ie vskntku krasna
0prayhuje 1 tenn neiIepSim made,
Jim ia mnoxi tyrll. FL aroaa
pseniee hudc iislt aspnn 10000.
600 huslN Prof bailey nniyer
sity iowskt ktets roynM tenta
psenifnl pAs naKstlvil nfohlasu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-17

jintho pfen6sti. Ma ctyrtou odpo.
y6di zntly, ze M dosud nestdva
zddnfho hnuti prot presidentoyi,
ale jest mono, ze tiHeny bndou
snahy ze strany jeho nepfatel, ably
ziskali RUNE stAtni deIegace. Taft
oblibcn Y mnohn sthtech na drn-
hem mistt, kdezto Fairbanks n Fo.
raker jsou jinymi povazovdni IN
|nejlepSi "konseryatiyni' 'kandi.
daty.
Povladneni drah.
New.yorsky casopis Wall Street
journal pfinesl v tGchto dnech ma
hled Bryandy 0 poylddnGni zelez.
ME. Za tento ndhled hodIA Sc
Bryan yfcle pfimIouvati v pfisti
presidcntslst Rampant Neni oysem
pochyby, ze prot tomuto ndyrhu
budc silnd oposice. Pryni, kdo
proti tomuto ndhledu vystoupil,
| byI ccly demokraticky jih. Maj
\ tohoto poyladntni drah vcliky
strach n TO pouze \ tt pficiny, ze
Iby potom m6li na nich cern0Si !
b6losi stejnd prAya, Ma jihu, jak
znAmo, GcrnoSi jedi v kardch cd
belosskych zcela odd6lenyeh. ---
Bryan prayi, he vlhda nemuscia
| by koupiti drdhy doceIa, ale ude-
lati TO ako v Prusku, zakoupiti
totiz oyladajief poGet akcii Ora
| by mali takfka y6tSi moe neil
ylada u v ease vAlky moho by TO
miti yelmi poyazliyG nasledky.
Nechalo pry by Sc to zafiditi ja-
ko We Francii. Kdyz by Sc ne
ktcr6 spolecnosti poyolila staytti
drdha, ylAda zajistila By dobrg
vgdtlek podnikatelhm a east di-
stebo aisku by 81 ponechayala. Ty-
TO penize ukladala by do Gmorne-
no fondu o IN nekolik let za pc.
nize by draha ona mohla by Sc Wy
koupit Bryan prayi, zc vse mo-
|hlo by Sc d6ti ponenahlu. Nejle.
pc by pry bylo, ably lid rozhodl,
chce.li povladnenf drah. .
Proti kontraktnim delnikhm.
Jak lie 2 prvnich nAbehu soudi-
lti, pfipravuje Sc pfist6hovalecky
hfad op6tne ma vypravu prot kon-
traktnim pfistehovalcum, jicha
zvlast6 do New Yorku velikA sila
pfijizdi. Lonsk6ho roku byla We
lika sila zdrayych muzt Bulhar-
ska, Recka, ltalie a Chorvatska "a
mitnuta. Letosni vyprava proti
kontratknim delnikiim zapoeala
minuly tyden II sice vyloucenim
% Rekn, kteri ubirali sc do Oma-
| hy Neb. Pfistehovaleck6mu IRA
du bylo sdeleno, ze jista zeleznitni
spolednost importuje kontraktni
dclniky a udani toto hylo pricinou
ze onech % Reki podrobeno bylo
vysleehu u hned po yyslechu od.
kaz1no dcportaei, pfist6hoyalctti
nfedniel potinaii sc velmi tajn6 a
obezfetn6, ale pfeee ienom sirsi
vefejnost zvtdela, ze dohled ma
pfist6hoyalce bude nyni nalezit6
pfiostfen,
Koneert zaku ] H. Chapka
v Chicagu, Ill
lludehni Skola krajana y, j II.
Chapka, a7a Blue Island Ave, Y
Chicago llla ttsi So Y chicag,
skyeh kruzieh hntlebnieh vuent.
mu imeuu, kaldym rokem w.
ehaxi 4 ttto skoly celia fuda doh
rSch hudehnikl, klefi nemalu pfi.
spiyaii stale rostouei gyutnt
ieii poytsti krAian Chapek III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29
DAUGHTERS OF THE
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29

landing on this continent for freedom sake. Men who had won honors in tssnif fatherland; women tenderly rear ed. suffered from cold and hunger. Both together. with hands, heads hearts, lives, laid the foundation of our present greatness and religious free- dom. Then. as day uttereth unto day, and night speaketh unto night. though their words be not heard of men, yet their melody Is far reaching and the uttermost ends of the earth shall be a pean of praise-not to us who reap the benefit. but to the vicarious sacri- flee of the Revolutionary father. toil- ing for freedofn's sake; for the Revo- lutionary mother who rocked the rpde cradle of humanity in the lonely forest.
 While they in heaven take not the praise to themselves but day and night without ceasing give everlasting glory and praise and honor to the Great Heart that taught them how to love. to live and to die.
 Sadie Robine Tappey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29

history like stars blazing in the night
 Looking back on the years that are past, we find ourselves watching the advances and triundPhs of the mater ial world. which Is but the chariot wherein rides the greater and grander figure of the spiritual triumph; the triumph over self, the conquest over passion: the dominion over baseness and sordid motive. Progress that makes for honor, for integrity, for peace, for recognition of the sacred
 ness of human life for wisdom in things Godly. for understanding in the highest and holiest-shall we who are now reaping the benefits of this high and advapced civilization and spiritu- ality wear upon our brow the laurel crown of victory? Nol thousand times no Our fathers-where are they?
 Looking across the vista of nearly 300 years. we behold men and women