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HOUSE MOVERS.

FREDRICKSON BR0S-We make q
speciality of house moving. carpenters,
seasTaetOrs, general iobbing: prompt at
4sation to all orders. Corner Tenth and
Duane.
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.of The celebrated surgeon, hc rallied
from tho shock slowly and steadily,
Love had conquered.
FRANK II. SW tttiT.
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1
| PROGRAM
FOR WEEK or NOVEMBER u, 1907.
Programme Subise. to Change.
lo'eItufe ...,,.,.,,...r. Ida pirling
up'to.Date Song Duo
BLACK AND WHITE
Illustrated Song by
DICK HuTcHiNs
Sing. "'rhe Stars and Stripes and You"
Change Thursday. "Swcst Adslins1
The Iaughmakers
NIXON AND MORAN
In Their Original Sketch Entitled
"'I'he Inventor
Milo the Spanish Dancer
PEARL WHITING
Prima Donna Soprano
vI0L0 LOVE
Now we have the eloslng act BY
NO JEAN WHITING q co.
THE TAIL0R'S DREAM
tlChange Thursday
THE LATEST COMEDY PICTURE
Patrons Of this theatre win please re-
port any discourtesy TO tho management.
as our aim 10 to present to our audience
at al times good. clean. moral. high.
class performances. and having mads ar.
rangements for bookings In connection
With the large Eastern circuits win bs
In a position to present to tho Astoria
public the best talent playing the West
In advaxcei vaudeville.
MATINErS 10 esuts
ADMISSION 10 AND 10 cents
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Love the Conqueror.

| Hc looked around. mildly curious, and
hts eyes fell on Miss stafford
"You harel But say, what's tho
matterf Where am ~" he asked foo
bly,.
you've been hurt. Mr.. Rntes~'down
on tho keys, you know, You're NJ
Miami now. Don't you remember the
railroad extension and the hnrricancT
"oh. yes, The others savod~
"Not all. But won't tell you any
more now,'
He closed his eyes wcarliy, but hap.
PLY. The mere fact that tho contract.
ors daughter had felt sufficiently In.
tercsted to come to him was enough,
AT flrst 1t had seemed simple frnc-
ture OF the arm. but as the days passed
complications developed. There were
consultations Of doctors. aud tho aucs-
ton Of an ampu,atlon was discussed,
An attempt had been made TO keep the
gravity Of his position from Bates, but
the quick brain and keen eyes OF that
young man pierced tho tilmsy subter-
fuges. Hs OWNED that hc was In a
critical condition. Then one day Miss
Stafford came again. The nurse wns
standing near.
X would like TO sce you alone a few
moments" hs began. Then. an tho
nurse sllpped from tho room. "Kneei
down, Miss stafford, please, 20 that
your eyes will bs on level with mine"
She kuelt, wondering.
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me. want you "a tail mo how badlv
hprt am.
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Wa =. $780,. 80, .
" NV 'u'n'u asa'h "wa" nes
''o was ahia@eo 70 unu IN u" eyes
slhninS triumph she had looked Tor
them 30 ny the nag OF despair. perhaps,
or brave endurance. but certainly not
this.
TITS all right dear" he said con.
~ have been too difF,dent--
TOO msscb of coward q nav he p,,
80. -
-,
- - ~" sou'u oe' 'n"' ho was
.Ae 7ui'ape aii W" man. witn
JuSt my salary. and you and no are
wealthy. never spoke, scarcely dared
b look. Yes. | have been coward.
In time might have won, have"-
IL think you are the brayest man I
know" ahe lnterrunted slmn,v L
Thev were sIlant ,or mony r,,nr.os |
a.. .,a. .o.,, ..,.,,,.
80 ~ '" "a"' '
- sn' pe' 'ne 'ikeiihooa tnat ne
ane w soins U n.s ueatn' VI tne
W. nc iaesu 'ns con'insehcy lhe more
'anAy.
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FOR SALE
ron sALE--REAL ESTATE


FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING AND
single rooms at e77 Exchange street
ll-5-et.
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MASSAGING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PROTECT YOURSELF FOR sl PER
month against accident. sickness and
Death; furnishes doctors. dentistry, med
Zines and hospital service. Call or write.
National Hospital Assn. room 9. Page
A3eek. 9-s-tf.
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CANADIAN 4 \ PAclEIC

Third-class ocean rates on "Empresses!'
$29.75 to Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp.
$29.75to Liverpool, London, Glasgow.
$3250 to Scandinavian common ports.
$3.50 to Hango, Abo. Helsingfors.
On regular steamers $l.25 lower. Two
and four.berth rooms reserved.
JAMES FTNLAYsoN, Agent,
Astoria, Ore.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Fort Stevens, Or, Nov. 2, 1907.
Sealed proposals, in tnplicate, will be
received at this Office until Q o'clock
D. m., November q, 1907, and then pub
kely opened, for the construction of a
cistern for the storage of rain water
Sor use in one double and one single set
Of officers quarters at Fort Stevens, Or.
Plans can be seen, specifications obtained
and full information furnished at this
sfics- The U. s. reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Envelopes con-
saining proposals should be marked
Proposals for construction" and ad-
dressed to the Constructing Quarter
master, Fort Stevens, Or.
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ggWTNG MACHINES FOR RENT AND
sspsired BY Singer Sewing Machine
o., l72 Tenth street. l0-2I-d.
T6R RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. s7l 18th st lo-27-7t.
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WANTw-HOUSE AND BARN FOR
ssst during the winter. or longer.
ASarsss II. & c. care Astorian Office.
viii fun particulars.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
HERE'S A BULLY SCHEME.

The Dayton, Ohio, Trades and Labor
Assembly has a bully scheme. 1t
handles the Labor Day celebration
as money making proposition. then
uses the profits to pay the expenses of
a course of winter lectures on social
and economic topics. The best obtain
able speakers are brought to Day
ton. and the general public invited to
hear them, free of cost.
AS IN educational feature nothing
better could be devised. 1t proves
that unionists are seeking for higher
aid better things. 1t demonstrates
that unselfishness is the basic prin-
ciple OF unionism, and fraternity and
equality the corner stones.
We wish every city in the United
States could and would follow the ex-
ample of the enterprising unionists of
Dayton Wouldn't we be pushing
things in Lincoln if we had fund big
enough to hire a hall about twice a
month and to secure lecturers like
Louis F. Post, Henry George, jr.,
Margare, Haley, Mary Mcdowell, Boil
ton Hall, Raymond Robins. Wallace
Rice, Charles Stelzle, and others? We
would be educating the general pub
lie along trades union lines, inform
ing people what we are trying to do;
and at the same time we would be edu-
eating curselves-and God knows we
need it.
The Dayton unionists have set a
pace that other unions should follow.
We've had too much stagnation
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

President Roosevelt's message was
too long and too tedious for the aver
age man to read. 1t contained nothing
particularly new or noteworthy, and
made no recommendations of new
or startling character. Organized
labor is spoken of in friendly terms,
but always in connection with organ
lied capital. Some of these days a
message of not over two columns will
be written by president, and then
a grateful people will feel like making
the writer emperor. or kind, or czar
or something like that, for life
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Speaker Cannon was reelected by
a unanimous vote of the republicans
il congress. Organized labor will be
handed lemons of similar kind un-
til it gets enough commOnSense beaten
into it to impel it to quit voting for
job lot of politicians and begin vot-
ing in its own interests. The wav
to beat Cannon is to refuse to vote
for congressional candidates who will
not pledge themselves to oppose thi )
enemy of organized labor
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Business mans government" has
come to mean a government rotten
with graft and special privilege. Penn
sylvania has business mans" gov
eminent. So has Philadelphia. Min
neapolis had it few years ago. So
did ST. Louis. Chicago is rotten with
i; What is needed is an honest
mans" government, and the way to
set it is to throw all the PARTISAN
political hacks over the transom and
vote intelligently.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Chairman T. S. Allen of the demo-
cratic state central committee saws
that every dollar expended for print
ing by the committee was expended
in union Offices. True it wasn't much,
compared with the amount spent by
tie republican committee, but the re-
Publican committee spent two-thirds
of its printing money with non-union
Stops.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

The steel trust demands protection
for American labor, then it adds the
ta riff to the price it charges home
consumers, and proceeds to import
foreign labor to do the work. The
steel mills are full of foreigners who
are known by number and who can
neither read. write nor speak the
American language.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

The officials of the Pressmen's
Union ought to be in Jail. How dare
they exercise their constitutional priv
lieges when a federal judge has de-
creed that they should not Such
anarchy must be stopped if we have
t. thrust every greasy mechanic into
jail to accomplish it,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

course; but he doesn't need the money
half so much as the world needs to
know the fine philosophy, the genial
humor, the human tenderness and the
divine love that the little book deals
cut in unmeasured quantity.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Is there locomotive engineer in
the United States who believes that
the tariff tax on woolens ana leather
operates to maintain high rate of
wages for locomotive engineers?
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Every dollar received on subscrip.
ton by The Wageworker between now
and December "a will add to the edi-
tors enjoyment of Christmas Now
who wouldn't try to make labor
editor happy?
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Some eastern democrats are talking
about Grover Cleveland for president
again Grover Cleveland couldn't get
enough votes to wad a shotgun.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

line up with Bryan opposed to La
wouldn't that make it fairly safe
for man to go fishing on election
day?
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
The Booster.

The Booster.
He boosted in the morning,
And he boosted until night;
He took no time for knocking,
Rut he always boosted right.
When something good was started
His tongue was quickly loosed
And out he'd go in earnest
And boost, ana 1oost and boost
He bosted for the label,
AID for the union shop:
He boosted arbitration
And union smokes" and hop
He boosted while a-wrking,
He boosted while at play;
In fact he kept a-boosting
Throughout the livelong day.
AMI when old Gabriel footed
He rose to boost some more
And boosted good and plenty
On Canaan's fairer shore.
His earthly boosting finished
Hes boosting over there,
And on his heads the halo
That all good boosters wear.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
OF Course.

Il pu. my loot down on the union
label blsiness!" shouted the business
agent of the Union Busting Associa-
tiun.
Huh; so do L. said Squareman as
he proudly pulled on his union made
shoes and started off to work
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Owing to the fact that laboring men
the limitation money the business
men ana bankers managed to escape
panic.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

1t has been SO long since Brother
Post threw a spasm that we are in
piers millinery bill is making him
save his pennies.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Christmas is hollow mockery IL
tie sweat shop worker. Unionism
means putting a real Christmas in ev.
cry workers heart
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

The merchants who advertise in
The Wageworker want the trade of
workingmen bad enough to ask for it.
Do not go where you are not invited
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Christmas time is d good time TO put
Lnionism in practice. Do your shop
Ping in the eight-hour day and give
the clerks a chance to learn what
Christmas really means.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Workingmen know more now about
government by injunction" than they
did in 1896.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Your Label is not better than an,
other mans label
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
Are You Square?

you leave for work in the morning."
You beti"
What do you do that for?"
Merely TO pay my matrimonial
union dues"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Do not forget the tired clerks during
the rush of holiday shopping.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Put a couple of shares of Labor
Temple stock in your own Christina;
stocking.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06

Christmas is kept with the heart,
rot alone with the pocketbook.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
Cards..

Square men never go round impugn-
ing the motives of others.
Every knock should have come
back
Any Dlackguard can utter abuse: i.
takes a gentleman to ignore it.
Some unionism is like froth--foated
to the top on beer.
A genuine trades unionist is never
selfish.
Carrying card is no more proof OF
unionism than name on the church
roll is proof of Christianity
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
Different.

We refuse absolutely 10 deal with
any walking delegated" shouted the
chairman of the board OF directors.
We'll. will you meet a committee
of the menu queried the business
agent OF the union
No; we have turned all those mat
tiers over to a general agent employed
by the associated Industrial concerns
of this city
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
PROPERLY LABELED.

Product of The Wageworker Shop an
Guaranteed Union Made.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-12-06
limeick.

There was a square fellow named
Grabel
Who said We'll, as long as I'm able
To take firm stand
You bet I'll demand
To be shown the good union label
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24

ne pobayili. Bratrsk6mu spolku
Cechie, Z, II, vysloyujeme touto
cestou sy6 nejyfelejM diky 10 mi.
lou ochotu y jakou yzdy pficha-
zejl nam ystfic. yfel6 diky necbt
zcjmfaa pfijmou dfednici za la-
skayG yykonani uyAdtcich obfadd.
Budc nam nejyet5im pottsenlm,
budeme-Ii moci oehotu jejich po.
dobnym zpdsobcm rdnou splatiti.
Dopisoyatel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24
Omaha, Neb. - Spolek Pokrok,

Omaha, Neb. ~- Spolek Pokrok,
{. u CSDPJ., uvedl v kruh syGj
V posIcdni schizi II noyych Gle.
MI, COZ je zajist6 Gkazem velmi
pot6sitelnym. Jmtna move pfi-
stouplych GlenG isou ndsleduiici;
Sestry Josefa Ortoya, Barbora
Hlidkova, Dora Mlaskacoyd, Ma
rie kyralovd, Josefa Ripoya, Ma
rie Kysell0va, Antonio Satorijc,
Josefa Novdkovd, Frantiska Via,
sfoyieoya a Antonio Bartoyd, bra.
tfi Frank Svoboda a Vdclav Bar.
Ia, Mnod pfijatych jsou zna-
meniti spolkoyi pracoynici neni
poehyhy, h. spolek mas JIM yclice
ziskaI V doht pomtrn5 lrdtkt
muzeme Sc poehlubiti slIutotnt
krasnlm nsn6ehem a nyni lac si
ien pratt, ahyehom dale y podoh,
nnu vytryalosti pokrat0yall Ma
potest tax hointho pottu move
pfistnupI}ch 5hn1, ktert v kruh
mas uyedl hratrslIy spolek Ceehie,
I, II, 40 South omahy uspota
dana byla pfatelska Eabaya, pei
niA Sc ysiehni Utastnici yellee pts'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24
DRoBNE zPRAvY.

Y Hastings, Ont, yypukl po-
zar, JIM znicena byla yGtM east
obchodni GtyrtG. Skoda ohnGm je
ImmigraGni odbor We Wash
ington6 oznamuje, he IN sest mGsi.
Ell pfijeIo Il Eropy 530,137 osob,
col jest 0 1881 vice, nee "a stej-
n0u dobu Y roce 1906. u Ruska
10 onGcb Best mGsicd pfijeIo do
Ameriky l03,364 osob.
N Obcanstyo mGsta Mason City,
Ill, porazil0 pfi yolbach kandidA-
tn mayorstyi ktergH zayazal Sc,
ze bude sl0uziti IN SOC roGnt. Po-
dobny osud stihl j diva kandidG-
ty aldcrmaDstyi, kten chtGli svG
funkce vykonhyati IN pouhych
25c rocnG.
" Poytstny Pat Grove, obzalo-
van byl spoIetn6 ! jakymsi Arthu-
rem levin v Council Bluffs, Ia,
Il joupeznGho 1toku, ktereho do
pustil 80 ma jistebo 1fednika po-
uliGni drahy. soud jeho projed-
nAyan bude dne 10. kyetna.
+ " V East ST. Louis, H., zoufal
Isl Karel LOUISA mad tim, ze jej ze-
ma pred krdtkyni casem opustila.
.Podfizl 81 kirk bfityou. Ma to po
dvG hodiny koufil doutniky, az
koneGnG yysilen ztratou krve,
.klesl k zemi mrtey.
" TOO Glend videnskeho nemec-
k6ho spoIku, ktery povazuje, Sc "a
nejlepSi p6vecky spoiek vdbec,
chystd 40 k cestG do Spoj Statu.
Ma cestu tuto bude vynalozeno
.$150,000. Dne 20. dubna vydali
se GlenovG zminGnGho spolku jN
ma cestu. Dne 5. kvGtna pristanou
V New Yorku a dne =. kyetna zpl-
vati budou pry presidentoyi V
BilGm Dome.
" V New Orleans, La, byl lyn-
Govdn Gernoch Charles Strauss,
ktery obvintn byl, 70. blize Bun
kie, La, uGinil nasilny 1tok ma j.
stou beloSku. Kdyz veden byl
1fedniky do domu one zeny "a
dcelem zjlstGni, byl irozZufenym
davem temto vyrvan ob6sen.
" Narodni mirovy kongress v
New Yorku byl velice pekn6 obe-
slaa, Pres 1000 delegate ze
vsech Gasti Spoj. Stati SC ma mem
podilelo u mezi t6mito byli j de-
legdte cizich zemi. Kongress
tento mel byti jako predb6znym
mezlnarodnimu kongressu miru v
llaagu Iahajoyaei rec mel stat
nj sekretaf Root, po n6mz feGnil
guverntr statu New York Hughes
a mayor mtsta New Yorku Nc
Clellan.
V nedavnyeh dnech vydal
president Roosevelt zylastni po.
selstvi Il ditkam v zalezitosti Ar
bpr DAE n nosplStv1 tnmtn nrnyt,
Narod hel dtti krdtel hy vstfie
helnadtlne hudoncnosti, Podob.
nt ma So 70 So zrmi hez stromn,
I.esy jed ohnoyoyati So nemohou,
nlIi hrly a mimi vseehno dohro,
lnt ick mohpu poskytoyati, Tim
b. hudetr pomahati gaehoyatl ma.
,e lrsy a hudete ptstoyati stromy
ie iste fadni oh6ane
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24

Bratru Sr4mkoyi Sc mlj nayrh
. spojeni GGetnika u pokladnika Y
jeden 1fad neIibi. Jsem y5ak
rad, ze nayrh mdj aspon n6kterG
pfinuti k prone5eni uahIedd k
castGjsimu dopisoydni do organu.
Jeho nayrh, uycrej1oyati jmGna
move pfIstouplych ancbo yystoup-
lych GIen1, zda We mnG trochu ne.
praktickym. PfednG nemamc spoil.
koyGho fediteIe organu, ktery by
mel nA starosti 80, neb 40 str6nek
mGsiGnikd yyplnit ia, jako ta.
jemnik, nemam tollk Gasu, abycb
mohI V tomto ohledu vice dGlati,
ponGyadz muslin konati mnozstvi
jinych poyinnosti Jcdnota do.
sud nemuz9 platit tolik, aby 1fed.
mix jinG zamGstndni k yyziyG ne.
potfeboyal ia tedy muslin ko-
matt poynnosti, jez uklada mn6
jint zamGstndui. Hfi tom ysak
dGlam jestG vice prace, nez stano.
Wy nafizuji, X, pr. m6siGni dopi8y
do orRdnu, ably tam nGco bylo,
kdyz TAX mDo dopisoyatcl1 do
orgdnu pise, MysIim, zc bratr
Sr1mek podobnG Giniti yjdG II j.
ne Jednoty, ktera mi sy6j yIastni
mtsl6nfk. Ostat1G pfisti sjezd md,
ze V ohledu tom nGeo yyk0nat n
utiniti pfim6fena opatfenj Die
mGho ndblcdu neyidim v tom nj
echo TAX dalece Jednot6 prospGs,
neho. Spise myslim, ze JedDotG
nasi tim Sc ubllzuje, kdyz da sc
do vcfejnosti, kdo pfestaI byti
Glenem JIM mohou tyto ncpfiz'
niy6 zprayy vytahnout proti
nam jich yynzitkoyat, TAX jake
lstaio sc V ntkterych Distceb
Mnohde prot nam Sc dsilovnG a,
gituje a proto je nutno miti se ma
poz0ru.
Jedna ndpraya by se y5ak Il
mas mGla stAti totiz Ia, ably cd
hlaynich 1fednikG nezadaly se ne
moznosti u podala sc jim spise ri,
ka pomocna V agitoyani pro move
spolky a cleny. Vynasnazme 50
vsemi silami, abycbom do l. led
ma 1908 Gitali 1000 Glen6 a nej.
meme aspon 30 spolku. Jen = pill
nosti a kurazi do toho u jistG So.
tkame Sc vysledkem znamenitym
a pro vSechny potGSitelnym. Da-
be pax do naSich rad pfinese no
YOU chut k pracl. Kdo bude prv-
nj, ktery dovede novy spolek IA
lozit? ObdrM mimo odmGny jest6
zvlastni diplom. V Lasce, Svor.
nosti Bratrstvl
Franta A. Krch, tai.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24
zpravy americk6.
Bryan o zeleznice.

kdyz Bryan yrdtiI No. ze sy6 ce.
Ety., yysloYil 80 pro scstdtn6pi zc.
leznic. Pondvadz tento jeho ra-
dikaIni ndhled nenascl souhlasu
II mhobycb promiuentnich demo.
kratd, byl nucen sy6 ndhledy 20.
ntkud zmirniti. NabIcdy Bryan
oyy yastGtn6ui zeleznic jsou vel.
nj zajimayt. Bryan je pcyne
pfesyGdGcn, ~ Spoj. Staty jsou
teprye ia zatdtku sy6ho zelezniG-
niho yyvinu Jebo ndhledem jest,
Ne narod amerieky by tim jen n.
yfal, kdyby ybecbny M dosud
existujicf draby II j ty, kterG mail
&c tepfye utyofit, pfe5Iy do rukou
sbolkog6 yIady, po pfipad6 ruk
jednotIiyych stdt6. Ably bedin6
spolhoVa yldda drdhy ylastnila, to
Bryan 'nerndl pr0toze by 10 bylo
IN 1jmt feppbIikdHskG sougtayt
na5i zept. Bryan mysli, Ne do
rlllon YIady d0staly by se hIayn6
hIayni ddry zelezDiGni, kdezt0 cd.
becky pfeyzaly by JednotIiyG sta.
ty. Tento system pfljat byl Y
NGmpcku u tam znamenitG ne o.
sytdGil. Go Sc t}Gc yyylastuGDi ze-
lcznic mysli Bryan, Ne mtlo by 80
tax diti p0stlpnt, pfi Gemz mGla
by yidda pfiIezitost k nabyti zku.
scnmti, jiehz X yedeni zelezDic je
p6tfeba. NejItpe byIo by utiniti
pokns & dytma majyttsimi drahani
q sice \ yychodu M zhpad ~
sdycru M jib Tyto zcleznice
bylo by mono odkoupit n kdyby
10 neslo, ylada mohIa by posta.
viii move, Po pfipadG mohIa by
vlada zakoupiti y6tSinu 1castin
nGkterG zeleznice, Gimz dosahIa by
We sprayf one zelcznice pfeylada.
jicibo yliyus Jestlize p0staylla
by zeleznicc move, snadno mobIa
by odhadnontl cenu jinych drah,
takze by pfi pfeyzel neplatiIa
pfehnane sunny. Obch0d SpoJ.
Stath rosie Y takoy6 mife, ze by
move postayena zelezniee nebyla
ma skodu uz existujicim drahdm,
Proti eelkoyemu vyvlastn6ni drah
spolkoyou vladou ma Bryan pon-
ze tu namitku, ze by potom jed
motive stdty ztratily kontrolu
mad zeleznieemi We SVEN safe. u
tohoto lze soudit, zc Bryan otaz.
ku sesthtnGni zeleznic mini fesiti
postnpn6 Il talk, ably tim neutrpt-
la prdva iednotlivyeh statd. Ably
pri vedeni drah zachoyana byla
jednotnost souIad, m6ly by v
ohledu tom pfiimouti vSechny
staty zdkony, ktor6 by 81 neodpo.
royaly. Vefejnd miadni obraceno
il nyni prot drahdm to y pod
Statn}ch pfitin, Sestatn6nim snad
by Sc tomu ntiak odpomohlo.
vsak pro TAX radikalni zmenu A.
merika dosud pfipravena neni.
Neni vyloutena molnost, 70 uply-
no iest6 mnoho a mnoho let nel
sestatntni xcleznie stane Sc skut-
kcms
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