davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

There has been a time in this coun-
try when bitter cold weather brought
a great deal of distress; but the prin
cipal effect now-a- days is to make
folks go to the stores and buy things
they need
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

1t will be very gratifying to see
South Carolina ship corn out of the
state instead of shipping it in; but it
would be still more gratifying if in
stead of shipping the corn out of the
state, it could be fed to South Carolina
stock
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

- Columbia. November 3: An esti-
mate issued by the department of agri-
culture today places the corn crop of
the state for this year at 49.74O,OOO
bushels or an approximate increase of
IL. 900. 900 bushels. The crop last year
was 100000 more than in 1908. This
means that South Carolina will ship
corn out of the state.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

We would like to see about 500 9TH
er York county boys go in to beat the
"orn club boys who raised prize acres
this year. There is good reason to
acres this year will stick.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

Let every man who claims to be
Democrat vote in next Tuesdays gen.
eral election. There is no opposition
it is true; but this is the real election
and the vote should be full.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

The principal requirements of sue
cess on the farm are brains and labor.
The old time idea that agricultural
progress is dependent solely on brute
force has been entirely discredited.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

1t would be interesting to know the
result of the investigation of that out
rage 10y the militia at Salley last sum-
mer i'm Knocking an unoffcnding negro
down with lump Of coal. Governor
Ansel ordered an investigation at
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

A bountiful corn crop only furnishes
another reason why there should be
bountiful small grain crop, for there
is nothing like keeping up the good
work
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

If the New York express companies
charge like ours they can very well af-
ford to allow the increase of wages
that is being demanded by their en-
ployes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

President c. S. Parrett of the Farm
erS' Union. strongly recommends the
adoption of the parcels post system
for the benefit of rural communities.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04
Iae 4Iurkrille Gnqr1irrr,
Entered at the Postofflce in Yorkville
as Mail Matter of the Second Glass.
YORKVILLE, S. c.:
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1910.

The coming corn show in Columbia,
means great things for South Carroll
mas agricultural future.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

Mr.. Taft will not say it out loud, but
he will probably be "dee-lighted' if
Mr.. Roosevelt gets defeated in New
York next Tuesday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

McCaw, Bessie and Maggie Sandifer,
Messrs. w. r. Carroll, Louis Roth, J.
B. Beckham, Hamilton Witherspoon,
j. R. Killian and little son, DR.. w. G.
White and DR.. D. L. Shieder.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

Mr.. Roosevelt is sending out circu-
lar letters in New York state begging
for campaign contributions.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

1t looks like the Tammany tiger
will devour the mighty hunter next
Tuesday in New York state.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-04

That boy who raised 22S bushels of
corn on an acre, will take an honorable
place in the history Of the state.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02

stu "a dalckt more, nekolikrate s.
zajikl, ably pax plnym proudcu
slz nepokrytt jiz dial ma ieyo smu
tick. iaky sviral jcho srdce \ dobi
lrozchodu.
Po nGkollka l6tcch sesel lscm 81
$ riditelcm Ludyikcm zdc y Anne
rice. SNkqli ismc Sc dosti easto
H. Siyku tech zahy pax iscm 81
znal. ~ FrantiSek Ludvik. acltolI
81 mn tady vcdr ylastni zasluhou
ia pficinlitosti velicc dobfc. uchp.
val 81 pferc icn ryzi teske srdce
.ktcrym casto. easiokraic yzpomi
md ma syou Starou vlast poclruje
pri tom upfimnou touhu ale
spon icslt icdnou moci So podi.
.vati tam. kdc kuSem umGni sve.
ho uechal kus ziyota kus svt
duSe
Starickt ridiiel slayi tuto ne.
del s GarrrkOvf divadlr s. Chi.
eagu inbilenm ~. yyroci hereckt
syoji tinnostl Nzacne to jubilc.
um. Pro mas amcricke Crchy pax
.dvoinasob vzacnt, pontyadz iubi,
leum jcho tizce souyisi reflex
pocatku drarhatick6ho umcni v &c.
.chach y produkcl ] intcrprctaci a
~ jubileum 10 znaci ! iistou dobu
.pokroku y ziyota cesk0.amcri.
ckem. do ktrreho riditel Ludvik So
syou spolrrnoSti zasil sine touhy
po zdraytm. silnem q tcSkcm umc.
ni kdyby byl mic vice ncyyko.
nal. vykonal dosti, kulturni po.
merry cesko.amerlcke, jakkoli do.
sud nestoji ma xidnt zyldStni W
81, yzdy budou F'rantiska Ludyika
oznacoyati jako icdnoho = tech
kteri So Q zlcpSeni iich uslechtilou
snahou zasazovali ~ vsech sytrh
sil
Proto my k jubilcu icho projc.
gujeme mu syt blahopfdni a ~
srdce mu prejemc by So dockal
daIsihn Ne ysak zde Anericc
ale Cccharh. tfeba = Prazc ne
kde, kdc najde pro ne vice poroz.
umeni o lasky Ccska Ancrika
Jc tvrdon pro umenl yubec \ r..
Ste tyrdsi ie k tomu K ntmuz vi
lon 50 yztahy osobni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02
TRzNt cENY.

Omaha. Neb. | 1nora 10
lrivoz hoytziho dobytka byl
Inrobyrcjnt maIl 0 l,sO0 kusu
mensi ncz tehol dne tfdnn mi.
nulem Mimo to kyalita privc.
zeneho dobytka ncbyla pfiliS do
bra take trh byl tclmi mdI{
Poptavka po iadoucich drtzich
byla dosti ella 4 Iepsi druhy byIy
hned hodinach raunich rozc-
brany.
Prunerue eeny byly nasleduJici
Dobri az ncilcpsi wolf, kornou
krmcni. sJ.s0-6.6O dobri AZ
prosifedni, $3.50 $50 psostred-
nj NJ ncjlepsi. 1915 i.sO, dobrt
az neiIepsi krayy a jaloyice. 1926
-. 90: dobre M prostfcdni. S3 -
40. prostredni M ncjlepsi,
~ 80; tclata. 800 500.
Rovnez privoz veproyeho DOLBY
Itka byl slabsi. ale ceny byly ma.
'lieko yyssi ncz Y tldnu minulem.
Prumerna ccna byla ss.05
SIS; neiyyssi $S25.
Psenice {. 2. tyrda. Sl.06la-
lO7L: Z. 3stvrda, $l.O6 l.06L.
{. 1. terda, Sl.00-l.05: {. =. jar
ka, $l.O0 -l.0j; {. 3. 92ia ~ We.
Knkuficc { =. biIa, 81
I62lac; {. 3, bila, 6l-62c; {. 4, BIZ
Ia, 81 -5sl sc; {. =, zlutd, 59ia-
I60l.e; {. 3, zluta. 80 59lac; {. 4,
Izluta, s. Sic.
Owes Standard, i6-46l. .c &.
I3. billy, i5la-l6c; I. I. billy. 45--
--451se; {. 3, zluty, l5-45l.c. {.
4. zluty, Az 44aic; q 3. micha-
my, 4il2-4494c
Pscnice r. &. 4. ~ 63c; {. /,
ku krmeni. 6l-62c.
zito {. 2. 75Is-7GIsc: /. 3.
IA -75e.
Chicago. ILL.,, /. linora 1910
Pscnicc & =. tvrda. SlllA
-l.l52s; {. 3. tvrda, 81 l0al
1l4as {. /, iarka ze severn.
114M -l.15la; G. 2. $ll3ai-
liz; {. 3, $1.ll-1.14.
Kukufice - {. 2, bila. 6jls
66lac; Z. 3. bila, 63l4-G4c; {.
y, zluta, 65 66c; {. 3. zIuta. 63-
G3hci &. 1. zlutd. GOh -6lll.
Owes {. 2, billy. isc, {. 3. bi.
|R i6ia-47lac; {. 4, billy. 46lI-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02
"Reminiscences.

Bylo 10 lednoho krasueho let
niho veccra r. 1897. kdy isme Sc
ma Smichoyc y restauraci prin.
&c" vsichni clenoye Svandovy
spolccnosti po poslednim pohostin,
sktm yystoupeni cesko-ameriekt
diyadelni spolecnostl Ludyikoyy ,
Aren6 sesli IA lItelcm. abychom :,
rozlouclli millmi hosty n kolle.
~ q abychom rIdltcli IudvikoyI
upominku venoyali skvostne vi,
zang manustkript prosloyu iedno
ho ~ elenil divadla smichoyske,
ho, podepsanl yseml ostatnimi
Sotvaze reditel Ludyik rodinou
syoii zasedI IN Stll pisaiel tech
to radkn, zmineny proslov pred
nesl a lined potion Roobovo aka
demicke smyccove kvaftetio "a,
hralo jednu ~ skladeb samoineho
viidce sgeho, Sotvaze dozncly po'
sledni akkordy. vsial riditel Lud-
yik pohnutym llasem dekoyaI "a
pozornost, jakou jsme mu pr0jeyi.
Ii Mluyc o litrapach u svizclich
ktere mu bylo jako hcrei prode.
lati Cechach tizivt bolcsti, :
iakou pfece jcn ty krasne cechy
opousti. rydayaic Se zuoyn ma &c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02
Ceska divka postrelena svym
bratrem.

Ma Harris Ranch, ceske osade,
asi I mil seyerovychodn6 cd Tenn.
pie, Tex. sialo Sc vclke nestesti y
rodint p. Jana Fojtaska Jcho
l4lcty synek d6lal ncco rntnici
"a Ia nahodou mn rukou vypadla
ma podlnhn, prl temz yysla rama =
zasahla jeho 9letou scstricku a Il.
stfelila il horeni east hlavy, ale
snad pouze kost, neb divka dosnol
zlje; bylo sdeleno. ~ lekari rychle
zakroci opcraci a ~ diyku zachra
nj, ale ma toto j. pouzc mala ma.
'dtjc. Pan Fojtasek ie prasc vc
smutku, neb mu pred cascm ~.
mrcla zcna po delSi urmoci. Ma
'nekolik malych deti n ieho zdrayi
ie vclmi chatrne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02
Nehody, nestesti cerna kronika
cesko. americka

Il Clryclandu ~ nzuamnic. u.
23lcta krajanka karoliua Blazko.
va cisla 34j9 ytch 81 ul.. byysi
zrazeua otcem svrhn ditcte, po.
malta Sc va rozumu
v Thomaston. Tex. byi y ml.
.nul{ch dnech splaseuimi koni smr.
.tclne pokopan l2lcty Josef kohou.
TEX. jehol rodiec bydli ncdaleko
Nursery,
krajanka Marie Duffkova
" Chicagu byla miuulych dncch
.nalezena plyncm Preplnene loz
.nicr - IN ncdlouho potion y ne.
.mocnirl kam byln dopraycna. ze.
mrcla
Dya Syuoyt kraiana IoScfa
Adamcc I Chicago byh Y Noytm
Y"rku zadrzcni pfistchoyaIeckt uni
.irady Otec obrdtil Sc ma prdvni.
ka Jos Sabatha prosbou N "a.
kroceni.
V Bohemia. l.. l., dopustiI So
y minulfch duech kraiau Mate
knbat. stfeliy So na rovu syt 10.
ny do praytho spauk, scbnyraz.
.dy
- Dnc % ledna po>trclil l0lc.
Nv syuek krajana +. VcseItho \
Friendship. Wis. sytho mladsiho
braira pfi hrc S rurniei talk poyaz.
live. ~ Sc pozdrayeni tthoz po.
.chyhujc.
kraian Josef Vobdril ~ ra.
Ky stary oiravil So minulrch
.dncch patrnc sebcyrazcdntm Il.
.myslu vc syem hytu v Novtm Yor.
kn syitiplyncm
tezni4kt obrhod firmy G.
.Noyak a Syn V ST. Paul, Mimi.
.byl prcdminulou ncdtii veeer vc.
lice posknzeu silnlm vyhuchrm
.plynn
4 Wausau Wis. oznamujc
Sc. ~ lsictt +. Nytlacll nayalu
litost. " diyka, do niz byl zami.
lovan. odcprcIa mn partich
tancr podrezal 81 kapesnim no.
zcm cd ucha K nchu hrdIo pos
tom icstt s. strcli 2 raiflu do bri.
cha.
karcl koudelka, lllet{ syna
eek hostinskeho p koudclky \ {.
334 yych u nj. 8 Novem Yorku.
.byI minulych dncch zrantn ma
.oku TAX ncbczpetnt. ~ NJ pri-
idc
81. Stella llrdlickoya cisla
2JJ9 Rldgeway ave. Chicagn,
.byla hroznt poirhdna diyym hafa.
mem Irantni icji bylo ltkafi pro
'hldscno "a ncjy5S yaznt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02

i7l2ei Standard, i7ll i7aie
Kansas City Ma. I dnora
Pseniee 6. .. tyrda Sl09
113i {. .. Sl.07 liz
kukui'icc z. >. michana
"a ac z. 3. 63c Z 2, hila. 6jl
66c; Z 3. 6jc
owes @.2. billy lGi 5ol sci
e, 2 michauy, % lsc
Zilo 10 73c
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02

l.askavosii zasl0uzleho cesktho
umeice a hercc-vcterana. p. Bohu.
mila Ludvika, dostalo 81 nam do
rukou techto nekolik fadkn. kite
ri pro zajimayost vyznam lty-
kaji s. hereckeho jubilca riditclc
FIR. Ludyika Chicago. III mi.
leradi uyereihujcme ''N nciblil-
sich dnech d. dn0ra oslaveno
hude \ Chieagu i0tiiete jubileum
hereck6 cinnosti p Fr Ludyika
Postal isem mu prani Sye sice jlz
pisemue. ale pfani sye opakuji Jc-
std jrdnou na tomto miste. Prcji
mn 2 pima srdcc, ~ So dozii tako-
VI uphminky pri plutm zdrayi, a
nechei mic iineho, ncl ably se po
dlonha ltta jcstt t6Sil = usptchu.
iaky ma princsla tato nova vlasi
a spolu MIN j celia IT. rodina ic-
no "a celia spolccnost Myslim a
vim, ze prani moie jc pfanim ncj-
>tarSiho elena dob ieho ridtel.
>tyi. neh je tomu liz ~ roIir kdy
lsem pod jcho artistickou sprayou
II ,polecnosti pi. Nojttsky Proko-
poyt vystoupiI y Strakonicich ia-
ko mladiGek AMI ne l7tiIety llo-
~ studenta Lupatc ye hire Jan
Iius Druhtho studcnta hrala
N. C.ryickoya. neb oba Suddenly
hrayali II kocujicich spoletnoSti
obyceiut danny Rcditel Ludyik
hral tehla Jana lIusa ktertho
tital kn Svym zamlloyanym a pa
raduim rolim Nelichoiim. posn-
zuji pauzc syou zkuScnosti a kri-
tlkou hercc. Rditel Lndyik hra-
val - dobt 1lohy. ktere prove.
denim nemely soupcrc I'yadim
pouzc Isaka Locwyho obraze ze
liyota Vdecne srdcc Iidoyskt y
nebo SimOna Lomnckeho Bud
ce Magelon6 Bratra lIona.
ka 4 ma kratkon prestayku byl
iser herecktm ziyote cinnym
stall Jsou zdc lide ktcfi mnc
pauaiuJi iesif ~ stare vlasti ia
sam ehlubiti - nechci ale vim ien,
~ jSeu 81 "a morcm skuiccne tG-
al prizni obecenstya ktere lsem
- itsil osiatnr Zdc Doufam. ~
20 tezke nemocl. ~ ktere sc tepr-
ye pozvolna zotavuIl, Ease iednou
81 zahralu PIP. ochotniky. nebof
byrh byl yelicc nerad, kdybyeh ]
II tachto iako Star{ hercc pfisel y
lIplnc zapomcnuii. Psal lscm
iubilcjni vzpomniku zatim isem
odhotil Jubilant ySak mi iistt
promine. ncbof sam vi velmi do
bre. ~ clovek mini zivote leccos
ndelati. 90 Ziyot sam udela mimo
veskore madam jinak. 4 proto je-
ste iednou. konce svou vzpomin.
kn, preji Fr. Ludyikoyi, .ieho cele
rodin. a spoletnosti We vsem zdar
neivstsi.
Bohumil Iaudvik
siar{ cesk{ herer
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02
OsUDNY vYBUCH v DOLECH


Y pondtli udal Sc y dolech spo-
lecnosti Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company y Primcro. Colo. osud
my vlbuch plynu. kterym 0 ziyot
prisIo l49 horniku Vybuch udal
Sc @ pul pate hodint odpoledni q
do pnlnoci bylo 2 hlayni sachiy
|yytazeno 81 mrtvol. Skoro ysichni
zahynuIi byli slovanskeho puvodu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02

lpoltyantho kuchynsktho nadobi) /;
y Pfitomnosti" pani A. Imrha
love lkrasnou lampu) 3. "Cest6
k hrobu' 81. Amy Zadinove (dva
parry zenskych slippersill 4 90
setroyatclkdm nemocnFch" /" Il. X.
Dvorakoyt (nikdy yam, slecno,
Ineodpustim parcgoric' q va
selinc" temi isle mne chtela Wy
lecitls iineho zccla ME jstc pro
'mne nemela 81 Amy krejco-
yt ihedvabn( satek a obraz) >
|" Noci Il Marie Dardovt (koze-
ne rukayne 4 muzskych zen
byly pfisouzcny: | Katolickemu
Sokolu" pi NJ. Syojtkoye a pi
a. kntzackovt (dtka MA, kalhoty
"a usitiE; .. Klidntmu start. pi
u. Napraynikoyt u pi +. Sedlac
koye thedyabny deStnikJ; f.; 3. "Ry-
tiri Jifimu drakem" p. Oh Roe
ka a j Noyotneho ~ South Oma-
hy (houpak 1. Sesti irskym ku-
rdkum, PIP. j. Novotneho, 4. ri
py, j. Skoumala, G. Jelinka, H.
Skoumala f. N6mec (rncne ma
lovany obrazJ ;. Jednotlivemu
sokolu" p. T.. Kohoutka lobrazJ
Pryni cenu urGcnou pro saSky. OBJ
.drzeli Jos. a James Neiepinsky
Illavka lobrazJ. doaad aodaatda
tcepicil druhou o. IIlavka r
lIlavka flahev vina5. - Navst6va
.byla obrovska a oy prayde ami
movanou zabayu nejvGtsi zasluhu
ziskal Sc 'Katol. hudebni sbor"
pod rizcnim Bohumila chlebori
da, kterf ySeehny pfitomme uspo-
KOHL neicn volbou tanecnich skla.
deb. ale vzornym proyedenim
techto. Proto neni sc cemu diyiti.
sctrvali.Ii zylaStc vcIci pratele tan
cc a dobre hubby az do rama. Po-
radajici yybor. Jrnz SeStaval 2 PIP
" kastla. Il. Chleborada +. Ma
pravnika. muze blti yysledkem
prdce sye. lez byla jiste nemalou
III kaldfm smeru Zcela Spokoien.
Pontyadz 81 Dir. julius Lund.
znamy zdejsi chiropodista, nedo-
StayiI k soudnimu liccni niceho
neprcduesl ku syt obhajob6, byl
proti nemu porotou soudce Dayc
vynrscn rozsudck ve prospech 81
D. FoIsomoye, ktcra proti nemu
podala zatobu. zntiici ma odskod
ne We yiSi $4,000. Zalobkyni pri
souzcn byl vsak ponzc obnos S3
600 Slctna Folsomoya 81 stezoya-
la. " DIR. Lund jcnz Sc advcrtisu-
ie iako specialista ysech koznich
nemoci spalil il ncspravnym lece-
MIN ma oblieeii. TAX zc nasledky
neobezrctnoSti te poneSe do smrtl
Prenosy majetku.
Toto jsou pfcnosy majetku, kite
re obstaraIa firma The Midland
Guarantee and Trust Go. 2 {. 1714
Farnam uI.: Frank lIekrdlc Jose
fu l.. Padrnosovi. lot 3, ~ sub
diyisc H.. 3. 81 So Omaha IN
5000; +. W. Dvorak zena Via
ste Bartosove. lot 10, b. 2. koun-
tzuv 3. pfid.. "a Sl00 a Vlasta
BartoSoya Tillii Dyorakove jizni
pul lotu Il. ,. kountzuy pf'id 3.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-02-02
SPOLKOVY vESTNiK.
CT. spolkum k povsimnuti!

.Iclikoz yscchny naSe spolky pro
vedly jz syou volbu zadame ty,
ktert by 81 praly adresar svych II
redniku istt nasem uyerejnovai
by nam move zvolene liradniky o.
znamily Proto uverejhujeme jen
~ spolky. ktere nam jiz move IL
radniky oznamily adresar V ca
sopisc nasem uyereinoyanu miti 81
pref Vyd. Pok. Iapadu.
Rad Omaha, cislo IA, G. s. p. S.,
bude odbyvati syoii pravidelnou
schulz nedeli, dne H. tnora.
kterea nastoleni budou novi urad-
nici Iivedeni novych iiradnikiI
provcdc rad Ilv6zda Syobody, c.
l45, ~ So. Omahy .Je zadoucno
by vsichni clenoM do schnze Sc
dostavili, poneyadz jiue dulezltt
jednani predleha.
Ant Poliyka, tai.
Tabor Myrta, els 922, R. H. A.
Timto oznamujeme, by Sc kazda
souscdka dostavila do prayidelne
sch1ze dne 3. iinora. nebof pred
leha dnlezitt iednani. 27-2
Frant Soukupova
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
How Times Have Changed.

A few days more than fourteen
years ago William Jennings Bryan
made his famous Madison Square
Garden speech, which for pure ora
tory, even critical New York pro-
nounced superb, but as logic and as
forecast of national policies to
be adopted, in the event of Mr..
Bryan's election as president, the
speech all but appalled, the con-
sentative element of the country.
No vivid memory is required to recall
the predictions of dire calamity Mr..
Bryan then made if the free and un-
limited coinage of silver at the sacred
ratio of 16 to 1 were not adopted.
Industry and commerce would be par
alyzed and labor would beg in the
streets; prices of farm products would
go so low that half the farmers in
the country would be unable with the
largest crops to pay the interest on
their mortgages and the bottom would
fall out of the stock market entirely.
That was in the flag end Of the de-
preston of the '90s and the people
were already feeling none too happy.
Union Pacific stocks We're selling at
81 share and other stocks CORE
spondingly low. Farm products were
at the minimum and farm mortgages
the rule. 1t so happened that ON the
fourteenth anniversary of this toesin
of financial ruin, Union Pacific stocks
were selling at $3.50 and others were
uniformly high. while this same Union
Pacific, since Mr.. Bryan's memorable
speech had hit the high water
mark of 1919 and even in the
1907 panic stuck around 800
Farm mortgages today are the
exception, rather than the rule; farm
products bring higher prices than
ever; land is worth more and mills
and factories all over the country are
running at full blast and labor ii
getting more pay for shorter hours
than it ever got. The country, as q
whole, is on a sounder and safer basis
of actual prosperity than 1t has evel
been, and all this has been brought
about on the gold standard without
waiting for the aid Of Mr.. Bryan'i
free and unlimited coinage of silver
and other heresies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
Unifying the Party.

The effective movement toward
solldifying the ranks of the republic
can party, which is plainly in progress
throughout the country, is the very
thing the democrats had hoped would
not take place before the November
election. The democrats had counted
on a divided opposition and a conse-
quent victory in the makeup of the
next house of representatives, with in
cidental success in other elections.
But this is where they have reckoned
wrong, and their mistake but serves
TO illustrate the fatal weakness of the
party of negation, one that places no
reliance on it's own inherent, agrees
sive strength.
1t is plain enough also to any hon
est observer, whether he be democrat
or republican, that the republicans are
putting in their time today getting
/ together" healing whatever breaches
may have existed in their ranks, and
1t may be taken for granted that by
the time election day comes round they
will be able to present a formidably
united front, one that will have little
trouble in maintaining the republican
majority in congress. This is espe-
cially desirable, not purely from a po-
litical party standpoint, but also from
the standpoint of the country's good
for with a congress in harmony with
the president that part of the admin
istration's program not completed al
the last session may be fully rounded
out. and all the pledges on which tbs
party won out in 1908 redeemed in
finished form.
The best part of the harmony
movement now going on is that II
represents concessions on both sides
regulars and insurgents. No Other
sort of unity would be worth talking
about, but this sort is worth every
thing. 1t effaces differences and eff
fects definite agreements and pro
duces a thorough determination t.
carry the day in November. That i
has required more than ordinary skill
and sagacity on the part of the leaders
to accomplish all these tangible re
suits will be generally admitted, foI
against such an outcome has been ar
rayed all the subtle forces which thu
opposition could possibly muster,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
PERSONAL NOTES.


Experiments with war balloons I'm Ger
many show that these may he effective II
soldiers down below will refrain from shoot
ing at them.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crecroft, oldest living
show proprietor in the world. was born In
showmans van in Chelsea, England, In
1878, and has never known what it is to live
in house.
One of the officials Of the meat trust has
been indicted for perjury 1t may cheer
him to learn that a man just found guilty
here OF similar crime received sentence
Of only seven years,
Mr.. Carlisle's total estate approximate
ing only $4,000, after he had been speaker
of the house, a senator from Kentucky and
a secretary Of the treasury further dis
credits the comment of LII Hung Chang.
Whenever told Of the long public service
of anybody he responded complacently
Must be VERY. very rich man"
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch not only car
red the election of school board at Shore
ham, L. l., as she set out to do at the re-
cent election, but the women voted them
selves into the offices wnen the board OF
trustees organized. Miss Sadie Randall,
the station agent for the Long Island road
! at that point, was elected to collect the
school taxes.
Cornelius c. Parmalee, d lifelong resident
of Bethlehem, Conn, and considered one of
the most progressive farmers in Litchfield
county, is dead Mr.. Parmeee had the
longest beard In Bethlehem, but not from
choice When John C. Fremont was run
ming against James Buchanan for presi-
dent Parmelee vowed II Fremont were not
elected a razor should never touch his face.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
Talks for people who sell things

Most retailers object to spending
their money in advertising the trade
marked lines of manufacturers. They
say: You've got to show me where
| get off," (This is not our quarrel,
though we may make 1t the subject
of a talk" some day.
The consumer assumes about the
same attitude toward the retailer. He
says, in effect: you've got to show
me. l have to have clothing, shoes,
groceries, paint, hardware, drugs, ETC.,
and I have the money to pay for them,
but before l spend my money with
you you've got to give me some mighty
good reasons why should do 80. You
may handle first-class merchandise,
but l can't tell anything about 1t until
you tell me. There's Jones, and Smith,
and Brown, all good stores, and the
man that gives me the best reasons