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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-01
Legal Customs From the Church.

Legal Customs From the Church.
When one lawyer refers to another
as brother attorney" he employs an
ancient phrase peculiar to religious
and legal fraternities and suggests the
close historical relation between the
callings. In England for two and a
half centuries after the Norman con
quest all high legal offices were filed
by churchmen. Laymen could not hope
for advancement or for clients. and in
deed the only path to the requirement
of a professional education lay through
holy orders. The fraternal form of
address common 10 the church passed
naturally into legal phraseology
Brother So-and-so of the monastic or
der was brother" also at the bar. So
strong was popular prejudice against
admitting the competency of mere lay,
men at law when this class began to
practice. about 1900. that lay barristers
adopted a black velvet skullcap or Golf
to conceal their lack of tonsure. the
distinguishing mark Of the pISestly
clerk. Down to u CSv both the form
of address and the peculiar headgear
have remained, although we have ceas
ed to associate the two professions
whose early intimacy was the original
reason for their existence Green Bag
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-01
N. r. DENTON, Editor.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1912.

There is plenty of time yet for some
good mar to himself for SEN
ator- there is no hurry about picking a
choice out of the names so far offered.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-01

The farmer who neglects to test his
seed grain is not wise. You have lots
of time, boys, and have been warned
there is much poor grain in the country
and should profit thereby and get busy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-01

This is the month of holidays-Lin-
coins birthday on the 18th, st. Valen-
tines day on the l4th, and Washing
toms birthday on the 22nd. When We
were young we used to think school
should let out on all three days and
now we have reached middle age we
are of the same opinion still.
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REPORTER AND FARMER
". S. o. ADAMS. ". :. DENTON
Publishers and Proprietors.

Entered in the postofice at Webster,
South Dakota, as s~econd-class matter.
SUBSCRIPTION S1.o0 per year II paid in advance.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-01

Those having tools belonging to Len
South marked IL. S." or wv. W."
and a pair of canvass hip boots No. 6,
will please return to this Office without
further notice. Len South.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-01

SIS.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of William NJ.
MacFarlane, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ing to Sarah Houuo, w. 1. MacFarlane
William NJ. MacFarlane, deceased, and to
all to whom these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that Alice Sears,
of Frank Sears, deceased, the
former administrator of said estate has
filed with the Judge of this court, a petit
tion praying for letters of administration
of the estate of William NJ. MacFarlane,
deceased, and that Friday, the 18th day
of January, 1912, at two o'clock, y m, of
said day, being a day of regular term of
this court, to-wit; of the January term,
1912, at the court room of said court, at
Webster, in the County of Day, have been
appointed as the time and place for hear
ing said petition, when and where any
person NAV appear and show cause why
said petition hould not be granted.
Witness the Hon. Sherman NJ. Duggan,
Judge of the County Court and the
seal of said court this 9th day of
[Seall January, a.. d. 1912, at his Office in
the City of Webster, County of Day,
State of south Dakota.
Sherman NJ. Duggan,
Judge of the County Court.
Attest:
Bert f.. Johnson,
Clerk.
III. H. Potter,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Webster, South akota.
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Notice of Hearing Petition For Letters
of Administration

Jan IL Wa
State of South Dakota,
County of Day.
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Xxx.

TIE LA5T VI THE bkY RlAATH
rATn found Susan on the rocks
wv in an agony Of terror and
anxiefy. When she saw her
mistress she burst into
teafa- The three of US were half fam
ished. but our wants were soon sup
piled from the stores Of the Crow.
We waited until daylight to begin
the search for Payton. and In the
meantime. with the aid Of our lights.
l found and overhauled the Chame-
leon The effect Of our IRE had been
terrific. and l more than ever wonder
ed that she had not fallen In a heap
from the clouds. All Of her aero
planes were more or less smashed up.
and the deck had suffered, but the
cabins were comparatively uninjured.
Ethan having taken pains to save
them as much as possible. knowing
that the prisoners would be In that
part Of the aero.
Now 1 found the various colored
suits" Of which l have spoken They
consisted Of soft, fluffy material and
were most ingeniously contrived to be
drawn quickly over the aeroplanes. l
may say here that they were the orr
gin Of the downs" o universally
employed on aeros to cover the GID
ing parts. It having been found that
In this way an approximation to the
feather covering Of birds is obtained.
thus increasing the buoyancy and d.
receive facility of the machine
This may have been Payton's orig
inal purpose. the protective mimicry"
idea being an outgrowth Of It. In ad-
diton to the aeroplanes the other con-
spicuous parts Of the aero were SINH
larry suited.
80 that's the way the varmint play
cd possum. Ia lit" said Ethan when
he saw these suits. 'Waal. she'll not
turn grasshopper ner blue. white ner
black butterfly agin. I'll allow"
Having selected from the stores OF
the Chameleon such things as would
be Of use to us and having found some
Of her bombs. l had her blown up.
and we returned to the rocks.
II was now 4 O'Clock. The sun was
getting over the horizon, and 1t was
time to run down u quarry. l cared
little about the two men They might
escape. and welcome. II only ] could
capture the pirate himself. meant
to keep after him a week OF ten days.
II necessary. and for that purpose l
had taken possession Of the unused
batteries OF the Chameleon. which suf-
decd to replace all that the Crow had
exhausted up to this time.
The three men who had been left at
the scene of the last nights adventure
had arrived at the rocks, bringing
along their wounded comrada>. who
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Immediately she felt to sobbing
agHfn. but the soft pressure Of her
hand remained upon my forehead and
comforted me even In that dreadful
moment
Presently Payton. still holding the
light for the gravedigger. spoke i'm
patiently.
Hurry up" he said. You are too
slow. We nus cover the dog and be
or"
The man redoubled his efforts, and
the giairy clay squeaked and sucked
a. his bayonet tore 1t up.
In a few minutes Payton spoke
again: '"That'n do. Now. throw him
tn."
The man approached me. and the
Indian rose from his heels.
why. he's come to!" the man az
claimed.
mo matter" said Payton. DO as 1
tell you
Both stopped to lift me. But before
they could raise me from the ground
Helen had thrown herself at Payton's
feet. God in heaven!' she cried.
~Commodore Brown. can you do such
q thing? They say that you are AL
fonso Payton. the pirate, and that you
have no mercy. But I know. for you
have proved 1t to me. that you have
the instincts and education of a gen
tleman. Whatever your crimes may
have been It Is impossible that you
should do this! 1t is too abominable
| nnonaabohln nnnhfDoIHNpap1
For a moment weakness overcame
her. and she sobbed. bending down
over her knees. Then. finging OF her
tears, she seized bis hand III money
will save him. she cried. you shall
have 1t! l swear to you that l win
implore. / will compel. my father to
give you any SUN you may name. He
will listen to me: he refuses
me. Only let him go. Leave him here
In the wilderness II you will. and I
promise to remain your prisoner until
the ransom is paidI'
There was such tremendous passion
n eloquence in. the girls voice and
words that my heart swelled ready to
burst. Even the Indian seemed moved.
b white man brushed his rough
cheeks with his hand.
l thought that Payton could not re-
sist. but 1t was rather for her than for
myself that l wished him to yield. He
did to Neutrality-suspicious. he was
calculating the chances that her ia
Their would listen to her appeal and
weighing them against the chances
that l. If released. would yet run hin
down before he could secure the
money.
Suddenly he made up his mind.
Stepping back from uslen and shak-
, 1912-07-25

III MoNBY WILL SAVE HIN" sHE CRIED.
you SHALL HAVE ri"
ing OF her hand. he said colby to his
men. go on with your work, and be
quick about it"
She uttered a despairing cry and
fell prone upon the wei ground At
the same moment I was lifted and
carried toward the black pit In the
clammy slime.
Human nature IL weak. even when
We fancy ourselves wrought up to the
most heroic endurance. and the horror
Of being buried alive in that dreadful
swamp 30 far overcame me that. after
a last glance at the beloved form on
the ground. l begged Payton to shoot
me.
Perhaps he had enough half stifled
compassion In him to have intended
to do that anyway. for instantly he
raised his pistol. and instinctively l
closed my eyes.
Instead of the expected shot l heard
a shout
I opened my EYES and saw a long
trailing rope uncoiling itself as It fell
into the thicket. and Immediately half
a dozen men. the heels of one touch
ing the hands of his predecessor. slid
down the rope and landed almost at
my feet.
Payton's pistol exploded. sending Its
bullet no into my brain. but into the
body of one OF the newcomers. who
measured his length on the ground
The shot was returned by two or
three. but Payton darted n the
brush, apparently untouched The In
dian and the other man disappeared
at the same moment In a few Sec
onds three more men had sid down
the rope. and the dark nose OF the
aero from which they had descended
pushed into sight Atty feet above vi
Then I heard n voice which 1 recog-
nized as that OF Peters OF the Crow
calling me. "Aiianr' he shouted
where are you. AlianT"
"HereI' ! responded. giving him a
start. for he had been within ten feet
Of me without seeing me. "But IN
, 1912-07-25

necessity. Miss Grayman. who was
close ahead of US and directly behind
Payton. who led the way. held back a
to my Utmost heart: Lieutenant Al.
lan-John-if you die. | shall die too.
Oh, / could never live"
I knew what such words. uttered In
such a presence. mus have cost her.
and ! blessed her with all my soul.
The poor. ppor girl, What a terrible
situation sr such a confession to be
forced from her lips! But she felt that
1t might be the only opportunity that
she would ever have to utter the feel
ings of her heart. and l had made
plain enough to her where my heart
was.
Helen" I replied. "God bless you
forever for speaking to me like that
But do not think Of dying. am not
dead yet. and
In an exasperatingly cool voice Pay
ton. without apparently turning his
head. broke in: Don't 1atter yourself.
Lieutenant Allan. She'll forget you
o enough That is the way with
Wouuch- WY Us OAAy tALLc WniiC
since she was az cheerful as q lark In
my company"
Oh. heaven. heaven! What frenzy.
what delirium OF fury. was this for
mel! With insensate struggles l tried
again to get at the demon until the In
dian struck me a blow upon the head
that dazed me.
But Miss Grayman avenged herself
not as she should have been avenged.
but like an insulted and Infatuated and
desperate woman. She sprang to Pay
toms side and with all her force smots
him upon the mouth. Even in the
darkness she could see the wild fash
that shot into his eyes. but II he raised
his hand 1t was instantly lowered
again. and he did not touch her.
Twice again. with all her woman's
strength. h struck him full in the
Then. ike a woman. too. she
and fell in a swoon.
, 1912-07-25

heaven's' name. Peters. how did you
get herey"
I'VE found the Skylark all cut up on
the ground" ne replied. and. accord.
ing to your orders the Bobofink stay.
ed by her while | set OF In chase of
you. following Grimes Indications Of
your course We u have been guild.
ed by Providence. for we came upon
b stranded Osprey this afternoon and
learned about your tight and your
great leap. | took your gunner. Ethan
Hatght, aboard. and he piloted US to a
heap Of rocks a few miles ron here.
where he thought you would be. We
found a girl half out of her wits, who
told us that her mistress and you had
been run OF into the brush by the ri
rate.
ETHAN insisted on following at once.
inasmuch as the girl luckily knew the
direction We looked out for a hight
and. catching sight OF a CLEAN here.
made for IT. saw that there was
something doing as soon as we got
over the place. and | tumbled six men
DOWN a rope to examine into the affair
So there 1t is in a nutshell.
But hang me II you're not all
uussed up: What in the world were
they about2"
"Cut my bonds, quick" 1 replied.
Eli tell you afterward-"
BE did as l requested. and, stiff with
the confinement. 1 sprawied upon the
ground and crawled a. fast | could to
Helen's side
"why. what's thisr' exclaimed Pc
tsrs. following me. rs this the vo-
man we were aftsrf~
I did not stop o answer him, but
endeavored 10 lift the tnsensfble form
In my arms But my strength was
gone.
For Gods saksr' l muttered hoarse-
ly. Can't you see that she ia In a dead
faint2 Bring some water or some bran
dyr'
Peters took out his flask. and l seiz-
ed it and poured q mouthfuI Of the
liquor upon her lips. In a minute shs
half opened her eyes and groansd. "Oh.
God. let me der
"Helenr' l said frantically. "HelenI
II Is I! We are savedr'
She had reclosed her eyes. but open
ed them instantly on hearing my voice.
A cry Of JOY came from her lips
"Oh. John. Johnr' she murmured,
and. half rising. fell into my arms.
well. this Toes beat the Dutchr'
l heard Peters say. why. Allan
mo more at present, Peters. 1 beg
you" interrupted You've saved
US. and you shall have the whole story
In good time"
Ny strength raj coming back, and
I got to my feet. supporting Helen.
and took the direction Of affairs.
The villain has "a caped with two
Of bis men," ! said. but we must End
them. and especially him Drop your
aero down. cave three Of your men
here to look out for their wounded
companion and take Miss Grayman
and me aboard We viii go back to
the rocks. There Is no use of looking
for Payton in the brush at night, but
as bis Chameleon Ii wrecked and he
only 60 afoot he can't get far
away. and we will begin the search as
soou as It is light enough { see. We
will search the whole country with the
eyes Of q hawk. and he'll never get out
u It alive"
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C. D. TERwILLIGER
- Cattle branded as shown on -
left side with left ear crop
ped. Range Cow and En-
campment creeks. P. o., Encampment, Wye
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ZPRAVY z RAVENNA NEB.

Krajan Ernest Skoedopole
mlatil psenici, ktera mu sypala 3S
busln po akru a jest dobr6 jako-
sti. Dosti sluSna firoda, neni.liz
pravda9
- Odevsad jest slyset, jak pry
tam namoklo a u mas pofad mic.
Snad tn uschneme nadobro.
- Pan +. Hlava stavi krasnou
residenci vedle residence sy6ho
otce. Pan IIlava jest zam6stnan
IL drahy jake brzdaf ma osobnim
vlaku.
- Pan Il. Wesley stavf move
cello II sye budoyy ma hlavni uli-
ci. Praci tn ffdf zdejsi stayitel
'p. Jos. Hach.
V ned6li odpoledne pofada-
ma byla sousedska zabava V ha,
il p. Antona Jelinka. Utulny hai
ten naleza Sc iednu mill seyerni
cd Ravenny. U6astnici jak mia.
di TAX stafi bayili sc znameniti
a II veeer ubiral sc domh kazdJ
v nejlepsi ndlade.
ss Cesko-Americky Venkov
jest listen pro kazd6ho 6eskeho
mule, zenu a dit6. Kazdy zde mn
leme hojnost neilepsi 6itaci lat
Ky pro sebe.
Y tyl den poradhna byla
kihaya mn farm6 p I'ivchoy6 jil
NJ od Raycnny a iak 80 dnyida
me, tam Sc ySiehni iak nalei
lpohayili
Y sobotu ( nam zasilal =
petr llneh ~ Cedar Rapids la.
sc syou manlelkou rfiiel ia
naystatu ku gtmu hratm Jos
llaehovi nasemn stayiteli Jal
isms fvsleli, hratti lIaehoys ).
lnetidtli u1 asi - rokn Je vide,
H. sc r. petru llachovi vesle IA
lbfe Manlclt llaehoyi alrli )
meal nami n5kelik dni
l. vesll ma takoy5 odhy
ma autanohily 4 jieh ami nema
H. dosia,i tel,k, kaIik BY iieh pro
dal, nsh ta,Ana jed poEala W
lfiaoyaui uhielnAsek u,
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nj cinnosti spolkoveho lofstva a
namofni pechoty nynejsi revo-
luci v Nicaragua. - PfiJal dale
zakon, kterym Sc tvofi kancelaf
trzni odboru zemedelske stati-
silky. Generalni postmistr
Hitchcock schvalil predlohu sne-
movni ohledne parcelove posty a
prohlasil, ze Sc nesrovnaya pred
lohou senatni. Senator Williams
Miss. napadl Roosevelta pro je-
no kritiku Tomase Jeffersona, a
iine stanovisko, ktere zaujal We
svych historickych spisech. - V
senate sc hlasovalo rozpoctu
pres presidentoyo veto, ale nedo-
sahlo Sc dvoutfetinoye vetsiny. -
Uvazovalo sc o resoluci senatora
Workse, kterou Sc nayrhuje jen
jedna lhilta pro presldenta. -
Senator Penrose konecne promln-
vii syou obhajobu ma podezfeni,
ze pfijal cd olejniho trustu $685.
900. (Zpraya o tom naleza Sc ma
2. str. {. e. - V snemovne po-
slanc6 bylo Ease pfehlasovano
presidentovo veto r0zpoctove
pfedlohy, kterou yetoval jz po,
druhe, poneyadz Sc nj nepovo.
| luji penize MA obchodni soud. -
Poslanec IIuges obhajoyal presi.
denta Tafta. Pfedseda Clark IL.
stanovil poslance Curleyho, by Sc
hnal do Washington demokrati
ckt poslance, potfebnG ku quo
rum. Sn6movna pfijala po tfet
rozpocet a ponevadz V senate ne.
bylo presidentoyo veto pfehlaso
vano, dala do nej povoleni ma oh
chodni soud, ale jen do T. bfezni
1913. Phi tom vndce demokrati
Underwood prohlasil, ze v ten der
nastoupi Wilson presidentstvi I
nebude obchodnfho soudu dali
tfeba proti vhli lidu.
We ctvrtek, dne %. srrna. -
Penrose udelal novy litok nj
Roosevelta a prohlasil, ze Perkin
upsal til milliony dolIarG letos nj
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oznameno, ze senat odstupuje cd
pollock nahrady statnm. President
Taft, ktery stravil tez noe Sc So
boty ma nedeli V kapitolu, namo-
Genym perem, potvrditi pfedlohy
prijate, byl pozvan do kapitolu Y
pondeli odpoledne znovu. Kdyz jiz
vse chystalo Sc ku konci, vytasil
Sc senat polozkou 100000 pro
Izamestnance kongressnf, kterym
chtel dati plat "a zvlastni meslc,
ale V zapetf pfisla domu poslan-
ch odpov6d: ami cent, a senat, po
chvilce vahanf q filibustru, poloz-
ku Skirt a lined po t6 pfijata
pfedloha rozpoctova, jak j sne-
movna odhlasovala, a poslicek Sc
natni bezel do snemovny, kde
| pfedseda Clark ma nj podskrtl sve
jmeno a postal j presidentoyi,
ktery cekal We zylastnf nfadovne
kapitolu, ably podpisem William
Howard Taft koneGne uzakonil
rozpocet, ktery dvakrAte yetoval
a k Will nemuz panoval BOZ neko-
lik mGsfc1. V rozpoctu jest poloz.
ka $15O,000 ma oslavu bityy u
Gettysburgu roku 1913, a $1,000.
900 dodateGn6ho povolenf ma ar.
madu. - Pfedsedovi Clarkovi by
10 podekoyano republikanskor
mensinou "a jebo nestrann6 jed
mani pfatelstyi vsem GlenGm
stejnG projevovanG, V senate paI
vzdany diky obema pfedseddn
pro term. senatorhm Gallegherov
a Baconovi, kterazto resolnce je
dina ne ySech V tomto zasedan
setkala Sc s potleskem v senatn
SIM. Sen. Shively pax podal re
soluci, d6kujici mfsto-presidentr
Shermanovi, ktera byla oysen
pfijata. We sn6movne nastalo lou
Geni, vsechno nepfatelstyi I'D
krev zapomenuta, vldce rep
Mann tisk1 ruku yildci demokra
td Underwoodovi, pfejice 81 wa
jennie vsebo dobra. Pfedsed'
Clark v reel ma rozlouGenou deko
val repubIikantm "a jich pomo'
demokratick6 v6tsin6, kde Sc jed
nalo o dfiIezit6 uziteGne pfedlo
by. PAX kazdy bezel domd skla
dat zavazadla q vecernf vlak.
rozvazely poslance a senatory d.
vsech casti zem6 po dlouhem
bouflivem zasedanf.
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strany progressivni. - V sne-
movne posIancu Sc cekalo na zpra-
WI spolecneho dohodciho vyboru,
ktery Sc radi rozpoctu ma po-
stovni odbor, ale Gekalo sc az do
II hodin noci marne. Kongress-
nix Murdoch hrozil, zel zastavi
vsechno jednanf domahanfm Sc
quorum, jestli nebude 2 pfedlohy
vyskrtnuta polozka, poyolujici
$35, 900 spoleGnosti Eedsova mo-
stu v st. Louisu "a to, ze Sc pres
nGj dopravuji postovni zasilky.
v sobotu, dne "a. srpna, sesel
Sc senat V II hodin jak vyse u
dano, trval v zasedani do nede-
| le do rama, aniz by co vykonal.--
/ V snemovn6 byla koneGne pfija-
ia predloha, povolujfcf rozpocet
na odbor postoyni, jak Sc na nj
dohodl spolecny vybor. Dale by.
la podana zprava vyboru, ktery
vysetroval zalezitost mayora b. B.
Ray-e, kterGho odporucil presi.
dent k povysenf. Jak vybor u
dava, byI Ray ctyfikrate obvinen
ze byl cinnym V politice a nikdy
nebyl "a to potahovan k zodpo
y6dnosti a nynf ma byti jeste po
yysen. Dale pfijala snGmovna re
soluci, kterou SC nafizuje statni
mu Department., ably yysetfil "a
Iezitost zabitf pytIaka slond Ro
gerse, kter6ho die zprav 4 AfrikJ
zastfeliIi anglicti vojaci ma nzem
belgickem. Snemovna opet odmr
Stila schvaliti senatnf poyolen
odskodn6ho jednotIivym statdm
Itrva ma SVEN.
Zasedani skonceno v pondel
odpoledne We 4 80 hod. Kongres
unaven celonotnim bojem sobot
MIN, horkem a nalehayou potfe
bou poslanch jet domd pred vol
bami d starati Sc o znovuzvoleni
/ rekl FINS. Senator La Follet
te shledal, ze senatofi jsou ochotn
povoliti mu 60 chce, jen ably u
byl konec v dome poslancu byl'
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jare "a tim ncelem, by byl Roose-
welt nominovan. Dodatecny roz-
pocet, povolujfcf pres II million1,
byl odhlasovan senatem. V mem Sc
nalezaji odskodneni statdm Vir-
ginii a Marylandu "a penfze, KITE
re kdpsi pnjcily spolkove Wade ma
stavbu narodniho kapitolu We
Washingtone, dale statu Texasu
odskodne "a vylohy, ktere mel
pred so lety vydrzovanim milice
a randzern ma hranicich Mexika
proti lupiciim a Indianim a ko-
necnt Oregonu "a vylohy orga-
nisovanim vojska do indianskych
valek ma severo-zapade, kdy lide
davali kon6, zbranG naboje, ia
koz potravy vojsku cd te do
by, tedy jiz pres pdl stoleti ne
mohou dostati "a to cd vlady ami
grose. Snemovna poslancn, to
/ jest demokraticka vetSina Sc roz-
hodla, ze tyto pozadavky, ktere
prohlasuje IA pfemrstene . po-
mlcen6, vhbec nepovoli, kdyby Sc
tim m6Io protahnouti zasedani do
zimy.
v patek, dne %. srpna. -- John
ID. Archibold svedcil pred senat-
MIN vyborem ma pfispevky kan.
pannf snazil Sc 60 nejvice usko.
diti Rooseveltovi prohlasenim, IL
Roosevelt vedel 0 tom, ze olejnj
trust dayA ma jeho zvolenf penize
a ze Sc rozlobil ma nej, kdyz Jil
nechtGli mu dale ME dati. RediteI
| kampan6 y roku 1904 Cortleyor
prohlasiI, ze tvrzeni Archiboldoy6
inenf praydou a dial do yerejnost
dopis, kterym Roosevelt zakaznjt
(vyboru brati od trustn penize. Ar
chibold a Penrose tvrdf, ze peniz'
ty byly vyplaceny pokladniku W
born rep. strany G. BlissoYi, kite
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welt zastaya sc Blissa a prohlasil
ze nikdy cd trustu ME nevzal II
jest tyrzenf Penrose a Archibaldi
| III a spiknutim ma poskozen
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-28

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rou "a nafitujr senAInI syseitoyA.
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