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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Three Great Coat Specials

Hipless and other new
models-manufacturers' Sam.
pie Tailored Garments. with fash
ionable colonial pockets and trim
mings of braid: 36 to 40 inches
long; values up TO
1880; tomorrow at less pD'ou
than half price -.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Dinner Sets

Dinner Sets-of 100 pieces fine American Porcelain, beautifully
decorated, in blue, green or gray; each set including soup tureen and
large meat dishes; cheap at the regular price $40; special ST.. SO
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SIS Suits for Girls at SIS

Hee are Fifty splendid Junior Suits tor Young girls in two charming MODELS made of AnLwM
Sc Broaddotha and Invisible Striped Woraeds in navy, brown, garnet london smoke ad the new gree
with satin skirts are full khhd with deep fold on botom-he latter effect is very becoming G 4
tt sizes 49, IS to 49, skirt lengths 80 to 49, the suits Mold sell at S5w we have priced them to y 4
still frhT popuadN noM hmoYM Misses Department for Saturdays sling a. -. L Z
ne. Girls Wooden Dresses-Smat Oong Wooden Drss in several attractive models MAJ
dpeHy novelty panSm da n-woda shnaesm ina vey of coy high neck or Jumper Nys $40
haehMyt trimmed with wide ppng of silk bmE and buttons skirts full pat umeI for
girls O. "a years. IS des for SaoSS $3.50 dees for .. !. ..
Urls Goats in all the numerous yy full length models duhe breasted collar and S.
sleeves braid thmnet nay h had IN navy hon and ed chHos also ney in N lengths of
mansh woseSa and mixtures or girls of to IA years. coats worth So for only
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Moving Picturesin Your Home

By the use of the Monograph, the new and wonderful moving
picture machine, you can have moving picture exhibitions at home
for the entertainment of your family or your friends, also for church
and lodge entertainment. The Monograph is perfectly safe and can
be operated by a child, and will throw goods sized pictures on the wall.
The Monograph, all ready for operation with long films, is
sold for only $40.
We are giving daily demonstrations of this remarkable machine
in the photograph room, rear Second Floor.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Burt ~ Shoes, s2.sS
Other Shoe Specials

Women's Shoes of good grade vi kid with patent tips; extern
sion soles; Cuban heels; button and lace styles; excellent 81 OQ
Misses Shoes of gunmetal calf and vc kid; matt kid 81 r.
tops; new broad toe shapes; sizes 11h to 2, worth 81 at a.U]
Little ITEMS Satisfactorily built for hard service; solid S I
leather soles; sizes II II to 4 81, worth SIPS at l
Boys Shoes that you would count good value at 81. Is; 81 N
excellent for school or dress wear; sizes M to 5H at only l.L9
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Black PetticOats O8c.

An extraordinary sale that will ~doubtess-be largely attende
Section on the Second Floor.
so Dozen Fine Black E1ydegrade Petticoats, and Soft
deep circular and embroidered founces, of such quality and make
tended to retail at that by the makers; bought so we could sell thu
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Wornen's Suits,
Some at Half

We are going TO clear up some OF the broken lin
suits, and at the same time, sell some makers samples
the prices will be almest half at least, and a great deal
than half in many instances. We have taken these br
lots of suits and sample suits and divided them into
lots, giving you choice of each lot at one price, maxi
easy to choose.
In the first lot are IS Women's Suits for E
Fall Wear. in blue, brown and gray stripes; we'll T
handsome suits that are marked regularly $1S to O C.
$225 So. Saturday. while the lot lasts, We will let "
In the second lot are rs Women Suits of
Broadcloth, Fancy Striped Worsteds and StI
Serges, with fashionable coats, 3o to ~ inches
trimmed with braid, satin or velvet and fancy buttons;
with guaranteed satin; skirts gored with fancy fold q
or straps; regular values $25 to 1895 Saturday y
while they last the price will be 49,. 49,. 49,.
In the third lot are 81 Women's Suits I
of Chiffon Broadcloth, Fancy Striped Broad,
and Fancy Serges; with trimmings of braid, sat
velvet; lined with guaranteed satin; values run @ +
ming from $685. SO to 49, so; priced for Saturday u 7
only.
The Newark journal., 1908-07-17
(Continued from last week.)
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER 1.-The crowning desire in the life of old Baumgartner, Penn sylvania German is to obtain possession of the beautiful meadow which lies Just between Baungartners property and the railroad station. The property in question was inherited by Sarah Pressel. very pretty and athletic young girl. and be- longed solely to her But old Baumgart- ner had longed for it so many years and endeavored to purchase it from Sarah's father so many times that the property yearn.9 At the vieinage gatherings on the porch of the store old Baumgart- ner always declared that the property would some day be his. At length Baum hope of obtaining the property would be through the marriage of his son Sephen- 'Seffy" as Sephenijah P. Baumgartner, Jr., is populariy known, is rallied off by his father to Sarah for Sl.
 CHAPTER II.-"seny" is meek, slow going youth. who is never first in tine race for anything. He is fair haired, do- cile, always led hy his father. Of rather angelic disposition IS He-d gentle and kind youth who seems to not H. ierstand anything about strile and competition. Thus he appears utterly laeapds!t&jed to win in any contest of love or life. Sarah Pressel is quite the opposite of Eeify. Her hair Is nearly red She is ul life and anI- nation and can jump fences Ike a wild colt and she is graee and color itself Her one fault is d very hsh temper Baum gartner gives Seffy some lessons in court ship.
 CHAPTER III.-seffy dons his stove ppie hat and prepares to ga sit up with Sarah. BaumEartaer has caused himself 10 be appointed guardian of Sally.
 CHAPTER IV.-seay shows his first spark of animation. He is unable to re- sist the fascinating witcherics of Sally and he kisses her It was the first kiss he had ever known. But Se4fy was not the first man to know the pleasures of kissing Sally. Sue promises hsm how ever, that she will never again kiss any man but him.
 CHAPTER V-Sam Fritz. q drunken grocery clerk,-oid Baumgartner calls him q s'molasses tappert-eHIls on Sally and interrupts the kissing They go into the parlor and begin d sitting up cons test. h accordance with the customs of the place and the time the one who is defeated in such a contest is unworthy the hand of the girl. Seffy goes to sleep and begins snoring. SaIlY leaves the room in huff saying: Good night, gen tlemeH.
 CHAPTER VI.-seffy tells his father of his hamiladen. of how Sam Fritz had pinned To his bosom while he slept a pastehoard tombstone bearing the in- scription: "Sephenijah r. Baumgartner Jr. Went to lis rest, June 10, iStl, in the goth year of his age. Gone not, but For got. Read backwards.
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The Canteen Question.

As the question of the eanteen in the United States army is likely to be resurrected during the coming win ter, the clear, unbiased presentation of the problem by as distinguished a military leader as Brig. Gen. A. s. Daggett, is opportune. Gen. Daggett is a soldier of wide experience, having fought in the civil war, the Spanish American war and In the Philippines. His long intimacy with soldier life fits him to speak authoritatively on this subject, and the pamphlet which the Hartford reform bureau purpose publishing under his signature will be valuable aid in the campaign against the reinstatement of the can teen.
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Gro be continued.1
Result of Temperance Wave.

The temperance wave which is pass ing over western Europe has been the principal cause of the difficulties which now beset the French growers We must go back to 1875 to find a crop that equaled in abundance that of 1906. Wine, as a result, became so cheap that the railways demanded more for carrying a ton, say, from Benziers Or Perpignan to Bordeaux
 than 1t would sell for in the last named town. To make matters worse, the consumption has decreased in most European countries. In France itself, the greatest wine-drinking coun- try Tn the world, the use of mineral waters has grown enormously within the last few years. 1t is now freely admitted that these beverages are se-
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Sally sobbed. The hands he had kissed before, he kissed again-in that fash ion, you will remember, which must have survived from some cavalier an cestor.
 "Sefy," she said little later, you know l got an awful temper?"
 ~Pappy says so" sighed Seffy.
 Hes right, and you know' But, Seffy-you can help me to cure it will you?"
 Joy leaped back into her life and 1t was very sweet And would he? He left her no doubt-not the least. She lowered about him bewitchingly. What the peering moon saw shall not tell. And when the watchful old man saw them coming out of the cotton woods together he went singing home and slept.
 Oh. it was not entirely the pasture field now He did not forget that. But Seffy whom he adored-perhaps for the very gentleness and sweetness which constantly vanquished his hap piness-Seffy was going away from happiness which sought him-and, for this farmer, and this time and place where was little joy and much<labor, il seemed wanton-it was wanton, Dc
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Words of Praise

For the several ingredients of which Dr.. Pieree'S medicines are composed, as given by leaders in all the several schools of medicine, should have far more weight than any amount of non professional tes. timonials. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- tion has THE BADGE OF HONESTY on every bottle-wrapper, in a full list of all its in- gradients printed in plain English.
 c. Ii you are ali invalid woman and suffer from frequent headache, backache, gnaw- ing distrM in stomach, periodical pains, fdlsagre9ble, catarrhal. pelvic drain, draggrgydown distress in lower abdomen or pelvS, perhaps dark spots or specks daneTg before the eyes, faint spells and kindkd symptoms caused by female weak ness, osSthF derangement of the feminine organs, N1Y can not do better than take Dr. PierfeE Favorite Prescription.
 The hfsbital, surgeons knife and opera ting taffm may be avoided by the timely use Of Navorite Prescription" in such eases. Thereby the obnoxious examin- a.lons and ealIIealMeltS of lhe familY physlelan gan De avoided and a thorQuGh course oI successful treatment carried but i9 Is7Isr lbs aFIA4cY S lhe 6Q9s TFavorIte native medicinal roots known 10 medical science Tor the cure of woman's peculiar ailments, contains no alcohol and no harmful or habit-forming drugs.
 2 Do not expect too much from rFavorite Prescription; 1t will not perform mira cles it will not disolve or cure tumors. No medicine will. It will do as much to establish vigorous health in most weak nesses and ailments peculiarly incident to women as any medicine can. It must be given a fair chance by perseverance in it's use for a reasonable length of time.
 You caD.tatIard to -acce pt- 2 -secret- -noS- trum as a Substitute for lhlS renedy -ot El0Mn cOmposi sitiQn.
 Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond ence is guarded as sacredly secret and womanly condolences are protected by professional privacy. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the best
 laxative and regulator of the bowels
 They invgorate stomach, liver and
 bowels. One q laxative; two or three s
 cathartic. Easy to take as candy.
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 he's all got-aad it's somesing wrong wiss him. He cant live long this way. Fiery night he's down by the Poison spring-wiss the witches often all night. He's there now. I chust kem away-trying to cheer him up little. Well, so good night"
 He passed on, for he was merciful old man, and Sally hurried away to the Poison spring. And Old Raumgartner laughed through his gnarled hands be- hind the cover of the next turn in the road, though even to him laughter was no more gay, as of yore
 Seffy was there, on his back, with his hands under his head, staring up at the moon. He looked pitifully alone. A great lump surged in Sally's throat, and if she had obeyed only her heart she would have flung her arms around him. But another of those qualities which go with red hair, pride, pre- vented this. She eoughed a little and Seffy eew around.
 '1-was just taking walk" she said
 Yes" said Seffy humbly.
 "The Poison spring is-on my prop erty-"
 'Ill go away!" said Seffy. rising He looked gaunt as he stood on his feet in the moonlight.
 'Seny-I didn't mean began the really unhappy girl, her head quite giving way to her heart now.
 q got nowheres else to go now" ex- cused Sefy. T can't go to the store Sams got the tombstone there-or any where where there's peopla-account everybody knows. Sam's got notice l of it hung up in the store. It's all 1 they talk about. He got it printed in 1 the paper, too! I'd go away, out west, 1 but pappy cont want me to go. l ] come here, account no one else ever 1 comes-it's unhealthy. I didn't know that you owned-" He was sham bling off. The last words came from distance. Good night"
 He did not know that Sally was fol- lowing him. When she spoke it was close behind him. He veered so sud denly as to catch the pain in her face. i But he was dull, Seffy.
 "Sefy,' she said. close upon him. l "Seffy, I was at home" Seffy said nothing. "Seffy-I am unhappy-and a foolt" 1 Still Seffy did not move nor speak.
 Don't you care that I am unhap- py?"
 Still silence
 And don't you never forgive no one?"
 At the end was a sob
 An! Seffy could not harbor i'll against dog that had bit him. And
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VII. The Poison-Spring in the cottor Woods

They met on the damp country road one eyening-Sally and the old man two weeks later She was walking with dropping head, and, when she suddenly raised it, as he ahemmed, he was quite sure that she had been crying.
 T don't know what's the matter wiss himl" said Seffy's father, as if they had been discussing Seffy.
 ''Who?" asked the girl tremulously though she knew-"be ain't sick?f
 "Sef-Seffy-m Seffy. No-not ex- actly--not to say sick. like him so
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ious connections with home. grown

rious competitors with homeg grown wines. Again, large number of ar tificial wines have recently been placed upon the market, and they have hit the public taste, although they are not nearly so wholesome or nutritious as the genuine juice of the wine. All these things have combined to injure the grower, and to bring distress upon him in the midst of plenty.
The Newark journal., 1908-07-17
Study at Home.

Maud graduated from your cooking school last spring, didn't she?"
 Yes, but sne's going to take post graduate course next fall.
 Going back to the same school again?.
 "Oh, no; she's to be married to a poor young man. n"-Catholic Standard ana Times.
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HE JOOKlNAL Newark, Arkansas
There's a Way

To defeat the mail order mans ers" throat methods in this community. The way is publicity for your business - it's the same way he uses. oux columno will give your business the publicity you need.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-08
Prhtrz mraten povoden V Excel
sior Springs, Mo.

Excelsior Springs, No, u okoli
naystiyeno bylo Y nedGli, dne 28.
Geryna, prdtrM mraGen. VelikG
mnozstyi yody spadlo a zphsobilo
poy0deG, jiz podobnG ncni pam6t.
nika, Yoda napIniIa uIice u ze-
jmGna Broadway u Excelsior uli-
GO ma n6koIik hodin yzaly M sebe
podobu italskyeh Benatek. Okol-
nj potoky a Fishing feka yystou-
PLY ze syych bfehd. Pres Gtyfi.
eet r0din bylo yyplascno poyodni
" vych domovd V rdznyeh 6a.
acch mtsta Mn0zi prchali y do
moyd, jsouee napolo oble6eni. TG-
m6f ysccbny mostly byly poskoze.
ny podobnt po5ltozeny byly
cesty Celkoyd skoda, povodni
touto zphsobcD6, odhaduje sc na
100000. V pryni chyili zdala ne
0 mnoho yGtsi, ale kdyz yoda 30.
ntkud opadIa, sezDalo se, ze ne
bude pfcsahoyati ygsc udanon Gi.
glici
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Krajanka nalezla smrt v pla-
menech.

V 1terg minuI6bo t}dne Y cas-.
.nycb hodindcb rannich uhofeIa Y
lloIubOv6 hoteIu Y Iowa City, Ia.,
krajanka 81, Matilda Slezakoya
SIeGna Slezakoya toho dne jako
.obyGejnG zaSla do kuchynf, ably
rozdGlala ohen zapoGala denni
syou prdci. kuchynG nalGza Sc ma
dyofe IN hoteIem Il pravG pres
.chodbu nalGza sc loznice, kde man.
zelG Jos, lloIuboyi spali. Onoho
rama byli manzclG Ilolubovi yyru.
scni ne spdnIu srdeelomnFm vo-
lanim a kdyz yybGhli ven, spatfili
Slezakoy0u, jak ma konci ch0dby
stoji jsouc obklopena plameny
Pan llolub ncmeskal, skOGil k div,
ec pocal Saty ma nj trhati. Brzy
ysak seznal, ze mdlo jest to plat.
mo n proto bGzcl zp6t, chopil sc de,
Ky, namotil il do vbdy a tou pla,
meny ma neStastn6 krajance po.
.ntkud utlnmil, Diyka po Il pre-,
nesena byla do loznice zde sezna.
no, ze STAY ieii je poyazliy}
lIned zavoldn byl ltkar, kterj
SNAIL Sc holesti ieii zmirniti. Ne.
sfastnd digka netrptla Sc dlouho
ncbof kolem II, hodiny zemfela
Pan tloluh prohldsiI, IL ma IA 10
zc diYka pfi rozd6layani ohn6 IL
.alla kerosinu, eol asi stale Ne il
oudmym, Sle6m Slezakoya byla
asl "a rokn stard a byla sestrou
.paui lloluboyt Ryla \ Iowa City
dohfe xndmp a oblihena Manlt
"a llnluhnfi phi haseni sutu ia
dyre roynfl hfli 6astetuf popa
lmi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-08
PORTUGALSKO.

DR., dc Alpoim, yudce pokroko-
y}ch dissidentu, pohn6ydn stalym
podczi'iyanim ze podiIel Sc ma yra-
zednem spiknuu, jemuz IN obGt
padli krdl Carlos "A korunni prime
v minuI6m inoru, u5inil dine 2.
teryence v h0rni sn6moyn6 parla-
mentu sensa6ni prohlaseni, ze
ylastni spiklence hledati nutno me-
Vi tleny nyntjsi ylady. Prayil, ze
We sch1zi yndc0 strany pokroko,
y6 strany rePenatorn, ktert su-
tastnilo Sc ntkolik republikdnu,
icdndun hyln o udstrantni kralc
Carlost IA diktatora Franca, Re
puhlikani puv6dut odporuGnyali
pohiti eelt krdloyskG rodiny, s
yiiimkop jedine kraluyny matky
Marie Pie aysak kouetut bylo
razhodnuto, aby kgcproliti bylo
omelcno ien ma krdle a na Franco,
Il lomu cili najati hyli Ruissa a
Costa, 3 uicbt prtl dosml a0.000
a dmhy l00o0 dollnrn rfi atrn.
tatu stale - ien unlylem, ~ yedIe
krAle tnrlose astfvlru hyl take
irho uristarsi syt
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Narodnl demOtdatieka konyeneu
Y Denver, Colo

NJ ysrgh 5istl spoi Stain sieli
s. do Denver Colo demokratiatl
pfe,lac lelrRstd ku ubrAni a.
mpkFallek kwNue iet ahaieua
hAla ytefa dosul nani istu.
syIl1ati hUaa husd us pryuim
hallntt Nnoa isou iuha uAhlclu
lr ulAaliN ponttai hlasy hudaa
tna sens rasitlsltH ma kanllda
4 ustatnl ptalmttem s8imu e
iai elaska kda hble kauslaalrm
msl0pFveldeuatt " = hpan
ehitl hs mlti ilfimsRs Ri,l1tm 4
Npw NufkU taltpla poV9slusho
s spntui fWba nbHFes ~ 5am
plsa Nra NufA Saah Felluba
Isaa taho nAhlg,lu Rdllaf
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NEAIElKo

Frapnl DOZEN v celt fisi nd.
meekt pasobi okolnost. H. : poa
sledni dob6 ndpudn6 We mn0ti pfi
pady spehounsta a semtzrady
irste ani nehyl xilsteu motiy lou
pele. spaehant ma ieleznitm sta.
niei n EhranWu kde ukradeuy by
Ii meal iiuym take mohilisaenl
plany d dosnd ipsit ueisou u,lsoa.
teny yseobny usuhy iea posliiely
re- na femtaradn6 altte retaktom
Seblwsy y salingtnu d ilt osna
muie - navJ pfipad temttra,ly
feuiokrate doehau tpfava IA 1
hlelu Tan latteni b,h pANs
ttrhm plavee Vale}naha lafatNa
u6meektho q igha mllgnka "a 49,
desfpm - emttFad, lllltsi pp
drohnesil afsry neisou snamA d
hn dgani nenl fuhmu. kterd vladt
pFmlah dahaIls teieuskt llsing
EahAienl proeFsa i khlletem Mi.
llpem hulenhFeem iena uhiala
tan k pp ktiyeu pilsahu. afetA
tAno htla S nels5islm nspbilm
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ir,ua dypsse feberauu blay
uihn mtsm trr.le ntnamuie h
,lyanaet elena naro,lnl raids par
hmenlu hYla p,lsnufena h smrtI
"a puptaNeua Ueneral laa1hus
,glilel Raska fehcmnu N4lal
iel veliee roalfuis
isha rluau nag Ne dyeruigh km
fish perskSeh telkt nefakaisuI
ttsolalH puetsi a. mea ReAea
lam ldaehoNem AmHgm llaha
,bfem sspukli taEnt sr0t saeh
ua f,ehlg u,IssllA l-Ail, ku Iame
rsakelonAt0m fahfu s ia
all ehatt a ,lohle tam kH fis
olssntmu krahliui q lganro4Ani
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Zpravy annarick6.
TELEGRAM z DENVER, COLO.
Tod nasoho zylabtniho zprayodajc)
Bryanoya nominace zajist6na.

Denver, Colo, 7. cervence. -
w. J. Bryan ma nominaci zajiSt6-
nou, &C bez boje 30 to neobejde.
Jest jisto, ze pfatele jeho vynalo-
zili veskere sv6 silly, ably mu no.
minaci zajistili. v prvni fad6
tech, kdo pro Bryana pracuji, jsou
demokrat6 nebraSM. Ohledn6 no.
minace pro dfad mfstopresidenta
dosud neni mic jist6ho. Mluyi SO
o nekolika kandidatech najednou,
ale 0 zadn6m s urcitosti. - Den
yer preplnen je lidmi re ysech
Spoj. Stath, JOS. Fiala.
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gers q redakt0r Gas0pisu Renael
miento" y Manly ukoncili Y Pc
trobradu syoje studia ohlcdn6 ri
| skG dumy Il odjeli odtnd do Bcrli
I'm . do Pafizc. Ccstujici naystiy
take Syyeary q Egypt, neil M.
stoupi zphtctni eestu, Filipino
Izpdsobili dune yeliky rozruch d
Ibyli pfcdstaycni rIznym yndcdn
siran Cestu syoji podnikli na
podDdt ydlefneho departments VI
Wasbington6, jenz tim chce doci.
III, ably filipinsti yddcoyf nabyl
sirsiho rozbledu politickfm oble.
du. No senora Quczona hlubokJ
DOZEN uhinilo sledoyani ruskG po.
litiky oproti PolakGm a Finslsu
iakoa poIitickf ySsledky pryni q
drubG dnmy. Se6or yysloyil Sc pfi
IL pfiIezitosti o yghodGch stano.
yiska Ameriky 0proti Filipinciim
a o Dntnosii, aby Filipinci ayoIna
q opatrnG zasazoyali So . rozyoj
sy6 IegisIutiyni autonomie. Sc1or
Quezon sympatisujc Sc stanoyi.
skcm filipinskt Assembly Y otazce
ne0dyislOsti, obdyd We ale, ze po.
dobnt rozhodDuti p6sobilo by ne.
pfizniyd ma americkt yefcjn6 mi,
DtDi
"Noyoje Vremja"' prayi. IL
stay nmcrlekGho yeleyysIance j
w, I'iddIea poGind budit ya2nG o.
bayy lGkafd, ktcfi jej osetfuji
Riddle ncddyno oncmocnH M ~
p6leni Pile k n6muz pfidruziIa se
eboroba ledyin Nemocny podro.
bill se ncbezpeGn6 opcraci, 0 nil
prayilo no, ~ setkala No y nplnym
zdarem, Lee po caste6nGm zlep,
Beni nastal zase obrat k horsimu
u pfdtelt jeho pfiprayuji Ne jiz ma
najhorsL Jak praW "NoyOje
yremja," " teplota nemocn6ho je
yelice yysoka srdce jeho jeyi
znaGne oslabeni.
Pfedseda dnpy Chomjakov byl
dne L. terycnce PRINT carem Mi.
knldsem Y audienci, jez byla po.
sledni bthem nyD6jsibo zasedani
dumy. Ukaz, jimz odro6uje Sc IN.
sedani dumy, jest jiz podepsan u
schdzi M mem jenom den odroGeni.
Soudi 80, ze ku odroGeni tomu do
jde II, Gerycncc n ~ ddlsi zaseda-
nj zapo6ne ~, Hjna. Car dial ma
jeyo syoje 1pln6 uspokojeni 4 par
lamentdrni Ginnosti dumy q schVd-
Ill dokonce ! zamitnuti pldnG pro
move bitoyni lodi, doloziv k tomu,
ze je snadno poehopitelnym, proc
duma zamitd poyoloyani pen6z po
kousku, pokud j ncm1ze byt pred
lozen 1plnF program. Car prohld,
sil dale, ze vaznost GuGkovych L.
t0ka M velkoknizata utinila ma
neho hluboky DOZEN vysloyil
pfdni, ~ by sam slyseti chttI vld-
ee oktobristtl, ably jeho vIastnich
dst sIyseI jeho obzaloby prot vel.
koknizat1m Chomjakoyuy ma
HE'D, ze pfitomnost velkoknizat V
armddt We skutetnosti pfiti no
praytmu monarchickdm principu,
! car potyrdil sygm souhlasem,
V dole Rikoysk} V Juzovce udal
Sc dne tervence veter ygbuch
plynu, kdyl prdvd nachdzelo Sc Y
mem $50 hornika. Prayi sc, le
pres 100 hornik1 pfislo O 2iyot.
Hpraya 0 nest6sti vyyolnla v okoli
nesmirn6 roz6ilcni Ma misto ka
tastrofy bylo ryehle ndosldno Vol.
sko, ably zabranilo yselikym nepos
koinm