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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02

of the United States has been invited to head the receiving line There will be music by q celebrated musical organiza- ton
 Saturday, June S.-Grand pageant, fol- lowed by the unveiling ceremonies Be- sides the United States forces and the 10000 Knights of Columbus in the line of march there will be 2o.00o other mon in line. representatives of various civic and other bodies. Floats, depicting vari- ous phases of the life of Christopher Columbus will be distributed through tho Knights of Columbus section of the pa- rade. Isaac Cans. chairman of the auto section, expects to have 2000 motor cars in the pageant. handsomely decorated with flags and flowers, and many of them carrying outset effects
 Saturday evening will be crowded with events of transcending interest.
 At the mammoth convention hall a grand public banquet will be held. This will also be participated in by the Presi- dent of the United States and the dis tinguished men of the nation, representing all walks of life and all creeds. It will be further tribute to the achievements of the celebrated dscoverer. There are accommodations at the banquet for 1900 persons and the decorations. menu. ap- pointments and programme will be unique.
 While the great banquet Is in progress
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02

Washington, June 1.--(Special,)--A cere- mony that will surpass even presl- Genital inauguration in numbers of at tendance, is scheduled to take place here this week when the s100000 Columbus me- mcral Is unveiled on Saturday. June s. The celebration which will commence with Knights of Columbus demonstra- tion on June and terminate with. a military field mass by the Spanish war veterans on Sunday, June g. will be the mecca for nearly half a million. visitors from all parts Of the United states, Cam ada, Cuba, Mexico and ;he Philippines,
 The unvelling ceremonies will be pre- sided over by Secretary of State Knox and the list of speakers for the occasion will include President Taft, representa- lives from America's Catholic cardinalate, and many of the foremost officials of the United States government. In addi- tion to this the government officials have arranged for the presence of over 10000 soldiers, sailors and marines both to be present at tn eunveiling and to take part In the pageant that will preface the ceremony.
 The memorial consists of semi-circu- lar fountain, 70 feet wide and 6o Feet
 
 statue of Columbus and other appropriate sculptures The principal feature of the rear of the monument is a stone shaft 40 feet high, stirmounted by a globe rep resenting the world. It 'forns back ground for a statue of Columbus, who is represented as standing on the prov or ship. with aims folded in an attitude of meditation.
 l Just below the statue of Columbus is the figure head of a ship. female fig ure of great beauty. sypifyng the spirit of discovery The great basin of the forrtain will be directly beneath this ] figure.
 On the other side ot the shaft are massive figures portra ying the sculptor , i ideas of the new and old world. The
 new world is represented by the fieure of an Indian reachins over his shouldsr | to take an arrow from his duiver. The old world is represented by the fi2ure Of a patriarchial Cauca sian. of heroic pro | portions and thouehtftil mein.
 The globe at the to-, of the shaft Is intended to suggest the influence of Go lumbus on the growth of popular lulowl- | edge of the shape of the earth, It $ supported by four American eagles, which stand at the corners or the. top of the shaft. with winRs partially exte1ad The rear of the shaft carries. a medallion renresentirg Ferdinand and Isabella. nf | Spain and the group of figures is com pleted by two enormous lions which orr cupy the ends of the balustraee running ! from the centre to the riGes of, the foun- l tain.
 The monument, which was designed by ' Daniel H. Rurnham. architect ord sHulr'
 tured by Lorado Taft. both of Chicago. is
 placed directly in front of the Union sta
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detailed description for fear the very one yol be sold by the time you reached Blach $ store.
 Suppose store charges $1250 for bag Blach's for $10. Now $s buys it here. That and fifty cents off Blach s price, but four fl the other That gives you line on the savin ent sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02
BLACK SUIT CASES
EXTRA DEEP SUIT CASE

s185o from $2250 CA in.). $22.50 from $25 (26 in.) Real black walrus straps all way
 round. Also has bolts Shirt pockets, inside body straps, sewed on corners, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02
Union Rules for Writing

The principal autho,s met at Camesle Hall and formed a unlon for the sake of publishing set of rules of writing As a preliminary they agreed that after this no hero would be permitted to flick the ashes from his cigarette or cigar. Also that no heroine shall hereafter bury her head in her hands or drop her eyes to the floor. The full set of restrictions will be announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02


 against the purist critics on the faculty. If boys can rant around with more A9 less effective speech why should not girls| be permitted to indulge in mlder, yeti equally effective forms, such as ''awfullyl crazy about flor the o,nour de' Miguel,' or flor the love of Mike" ''wild| over Hoh. golly,'' greasy grind'' and' ''pippin1?
 Now. why should our well educated young girls be restricted? This Is al country of free speech, and freedom isl seized on more or less as an excuse forI slang Take for example, the potent| s'be-l-i-e-v-e mel Is that slang? Perl haps a preferential primary would result in it's rejection. Yet, say the defendcrs| of slang, how can the nighbrows 'condeninl this phrase when it is used in that tune-] ful cIa ssic-"BeIieve Me, If All Those End dearing. etc? Or to take Shakespeare| for proof. One might think that the rel caller of judges and the one who weuldl both initiate and referes sum is the coiner of '.Bully.' Not a bit of it. Go look up vour drama. Or to return to "beiieve me- long -draw awn-out and convineing- That phrase also occurs in the The Tam- ing of the shrew.r Chxucer was an hon- est old soul when it came to words, yet he emploved .'come off with impunity.l The general opinion probably Is that, while slang Is not very elegant. 1t Is con- venient. and if used losg enough will bel adopted into the full fellowship Of Web- ster. Why not let th< girls use slams? i? ! We probably cannot prevent their doing so anyhow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02

wonderful programme will be carried| on out of doors. Pennsylvania avenusI will be splendidly illuminated from ths|
 United States capitol to the White House,| and along this historic way another autcI
 parade will move, this time the cars|
 to be equipped with a myriad of electrlcl lights. Chairman Cans mas requested thsI 5000 owners of automobiles in the national capital to decorate their machines fos| the day and evening, and 1t is expected that this congregation of autos will be an| event out of the ordinary in motordom.
 Following the auto parade there will bs fireworks display on the great acrsa surrounding the Washington monumental Sunday, June 9, the public attention
 will he turned to more serious chan@ mel, The Spanish war veterans of the
 national capitol have arranged for a mills tary field mass to take place on the
 monument grounds, south of the White
 House. This ceremony will be partici-
 pated In by Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop
 Bonazno, the new Papal delegate and
 other distinguished members of the hier- archy and clergy. The committee inl
 charge of this event has arranged for seating accommodations for 10o00 persons.
 In the evening at o'clock a grand
 sacred concert will be held in conven- ton hall. when the programme will bel given by the United States marine band|
 and symphony orchestra of 50 piecea.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-26
Mrs. Reeve Entertained

Mrs. Jack Reeve entertained
at Bridge luncheon on Tuesday
morning for Mrs. w. T. Cavell
of Lake City, her house guest.
and Miss Elizabeth lharin of
Atlanta, Ga. Ebere We're three
tables oi Bridge ard two Of Five
Hundred. The living.rjom and
dining room were attractively
decorated with roses, sweet
peas and oledDders. The punch
table was placed in the hail and
was presided over by NJ :. II.
w, Whitpell, The highest score
in Bridge was made by Mrs, j.
p. Mccall, and the highest
score in Five Hundred was
made by Mrs, RGndelI Pope ;
they were awarded the prizes.
pretty bar pins. The guests %
honor were presented with beau.
tiful pins as mementoes of the
morning, At the close of the
game a dainty two
luncheon was served on the
card tables aud coffee and tea
were poured by Mrs. RandeIl
Pope and Mrs. Chas. Davis.
Mrs, Reeve was assisted in
serving by Misses Helen Begg>,
Hazel and Lila Fucker and Etlie
Hardee. Those invited to meet
the guests of honor were Mes
danes J P Mccall, Cary Hdr-
dee Max Tharin, Geo. Davis,
Chas. Morrow, a. W, Ndnn, g,
c, Carroll, p, ). Coggins, A. l..
Vann, d. G. Smith, ~ G, Smith,
H. NJ, Taylor, w. VI Taylor,
Randell Pope. H, W. WnilneIl.
Chas DAVIS, Vans Randell. aad
Misses Clara Coggins, Efie Har-
dee, 5. a. Rardell, Helen Beggs,
Lila and Hazel Tucker.
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A Card.
To the citizens Of Madison coun-

To the citizens Of Madison coun-
ty'
On Tuesday YOU will ov
your ballots choose two men TO
represent you in the House Of
representatives next spring.
\ have endeavored throughout
the campaign now coming TO
a close 10 see as many Of the
Citizens as possible, ard to ac.
quaint them with my reasons for
deslrl0g TO represent them, rhe
TACT that ! am a yuung man
without means, trying to make
my way in life. has. however.
Kept me- from making quite as
thorough a campaign a. ! would
Otherwise have done. wiSn -
repeat now. o. the eve of
the election, a. / have said N
my announcement and on the
stump lbrOugbou, the county.
that 4 Won ~~r i, 20 elect me To-
The office shall esteem it ta-
vur and au aonO~ aau shaft per-
form '0e out.~s 'Urreo. lu ,tr
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-26

THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF FLORIDA
In the coming primaries you will decide among otbe things
aymportant matter Of whom you will have to represent
entire state in the National House of Representatives at Wash
% In asking faVoraby consider my candidacy for the
kH have been fair and frank with you both in public print
the stump to all the panks Of my platform including
which hold overprogressveness in our party the
TARIFF the INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM and RECALL; the
biding Of NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, the PROPER RECULA-
N OF THE TRUSTS and the other questions of general pub
Il interest,
THE TAMPA TRIBUNE in its issue of April 18th says the
blowing: Mr. Toomer is of the best equipped in the
e for public service at the nations capital have not made
agant claims either for ability for my experience but
repeat what have said many times during this campaign
That you nominate and elect me- shall give your service
lille congress- the best that is in me, and will SERVE THE
PEOPLE OF THE WHOLE STATE-AND ALL THE PEOPLE
WITHOT FEAR OR FAVOR OF ANY CLASSES
True my promise made at the outset Of the campaign,
stopped attempts bee bemean my opponents
such attacks have been made me have not stopped to
|nswer- FOR THE ATTACKS HAVE BEEN UNWORTHY OF
INTENTION That these attacks have been made shows the des
aon my opponents and confident that such ungente
! any tactics will merit just rebuke at the polls
have visited personally maay places in all sections of the
and everywhere candidacy has been received with hearty
mathy and voluntary of support The voters ev
emily convinced that their should be
nfe in his for their and should have sane
aform such that upon which am making this race.
you choose you will be faithful to the trust
impose in Let thank my friends all over the state for
er cordial support and the time them that all
dcations point certainly to nomination and election
fEMEMBER THAT YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR YOUR CHOICE
fOR CONGRESSMAN IN YOUR OWN DISTRICT, AND ALSO
TRUST THAT YOU WILL VOTE FOR TOOMER TOO"
As CANDIDATE FOR THAT OFFICE FROM THE STATE AT
LARGE
VIM NJ. TooMER
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Ealee of Ohio, city of Toledo, CO
Lucas County, %
frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
eliot partner of the firm of F. j. Cheney
"' doing business in the city of To-
Foo County and State aforesaid, and
a. sad firm will pay the sum of ONE
|0NDRED DOLLARS for each and every
F@ ol Catarrh that cannot be cured by
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in
presence, this 9th day of December,
D., 1885.
lSeaD AW GLEASON
Notary Public,
,an 5 Catarrh Cure is taken internally
ac'S directly upon the blood and mu-
v surfaces of the system. Send for
nmonials, free.
+, j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Yld by all druggists, 75c
axe Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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ave your pictures framed by j. L
|p"e' Prices reasonable and work guar
eed to give satisfaction.
=" oe surprised if you have an at
VI rheumatism this spring. Just rub
inected parts freely with Chamber
Lhiment and it will soon disap-
|S Sold by all dealers.
/" pay DC per pound for old clean
v st this Office.
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If YOU want to swap your old piano 10
a new one, see w. L. Tooke'
See j. J. Flynn when you wish nie s'oe
walks.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-26
FOR
State Superintendent
0f
Public instruction
VOTE FOR
A. NJ. G.. RUSSELL,

lS years county superintendent l.
16 years head of count each,
ers' institute,
16 years manager free book Sys.
| year President State Teacher:
Association
Awarded State prize by State
Fair Association TWO year;
in succession, for the best
system of rural schools,
HE STANDS FOR.
|. Free text books, county
system, local adoption,
2. improvement Of county ru.
raj schools.
3. High standard for STATE
schools.
4. Economical expenditure Of
Public School Funds.
5. improvement Of every De.
partment of Public Schools
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-26

Calling cards, either printed or engrav-
ed. for sale at this office
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14

q Oklahomy byli zde navstevou u
svych pfatel. Zvlastnf radost mel
dedecek ze synacka sve dcery, jez
Sc provdala "a p. f. Kostku, syna
zdejsiho hostinsk6ho. Hosti tako-
We radi vitame.
- Mlaceni jest V plnem proudu
u obili sype jako obycejne, Jedno-
mu vice, jinemu meme. Psenice
sype as IL busld owes as 18 bu-
slu po akru. To jest male lakadlo
kupovat farmy a drahe pozemky
pro toho, kdo ma ditek pro maly
Skolni distrikt.
- Byli tu zvaci Prahy vsi-
chni byli pfi dobrem humoru. Jak
je videt, mali sc tam dobfe. Bylo
mezi mimi nekolik starych obca-
MI hezky tIustych, jako A. Kaspar,
| r, Simanek a Vac. Knejdl, jez by
hned tax kazdy kun neutahl. Pre-
eme jim vseho zdaru pri slavnosti
25leteho zalozeni mesta Prahy.
- Panu Liskovcovi u Brna ze-
mfela nahle manzelka ma ceste a
dnes, V ned6li, zemrela manzelka
Ip. Jindfichovi mi. rovnez u Brna.
- Dnes porada spolek katoli-
Ickych rytifi tane6ni zabavu, jez
jest dosti Getn6 navstiyena. Mali
ale pivo hez chmele, coz by Sc mn6
nezamlouvalo radeji bych Sc od-
fekl pitt ynbec. Inu, kazdy ma
jinou chuf.
- Ultra. v pond6li, zde bude We.
selka. Pan Wolf 81 bude brati 81.
Julii Pechoyou. Noyomanzelnm
lmnoho zdaru pfeje
Jos. kastl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14
THEODORE ROOSE WELT
IA PRESLDENTA

v patek, dne 8. srpna. - BOZ o
panamsky zakon trya senatu da.
Ie a protivnici jsou porazeni krok
"a krokem, nechteji sc ale vzdati.
Jest patrno, ze vetsina demokratu
a progressiynich republikanu Sc
nate utvofila koalici a porazi kaz.
dy dodatek k pfedIoze panamske.
Zeleznicni interess ustupuje krok
IA krokem, ale yzdati Sc nechce.
- President Taft oznamil, ze We
toval pfedlohu o Gle ma vlnu.
v sobotu, dne 10. srpna. - Sc.
nat schvalil pfedlohu poslanecke
sn6movny, kterou sc reguluje bez,
dratna telegrafie a pfedloha jde
nyni presidentu k potyrzeni. - V
sntmovne poslancn Sc jednalo O
privatnich predlohach pensijnich
Demokrate V snemovne prohlasi,
Ii, ze jsou 81 jisti vGtSiny 100 hla.
s1 Y pfistim kongressu.
pondei, dne IL. srpna: - Sc,
nat vlozil syij vlastni navrh q
parcelove post6 misto onoho sne,
movny poslancG do rozpoctu ma
postovni odbor. Pravni vybor od,
mrstil odporuciti Pomeronovu re.
soluci, kterou sc nafizuje vrchni
mu navladnimu zalovati kriminal
ne cleny olejniho tabakovehc
.trustu pro tajne spiknuti. - Sc
nator LaFollette behem debaty Q
poStoynim rozpoetu yyvoval vel
kf yzruseni prohlasenim, ze jehc
posta a dopisy jsou nekym otvira
ny prohlasil, ze Sc tax deje cd
IL dolby. 60 zacal yysetfoyati sou
6innoSt postoyniho odboru poll
ticke Rampant. V dome poslan
ca byl koneene rozhodnut kontesi
mezi rcpublikanem Catlinem
Missouri. ktery zasedd snemoyn'
demokratem Patrick +. Gillem
IBylo ddno za prayo Gilloyi a Ca
tin sesazen. - nemokrate budor
Imi,i We stiedu kaukus o poyolenI
ma slaybn yalcenych lodi Snad
tloide kn kompromisu a poyoli 81
icn na iednu lod
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14
zPRAvY z RAvENNA, NEB.

TAX jsme jii ze sokolskyeh
zayodn donna Ease jedna dobra
prace yykonana NAsledujici so.
koloyt a krajana sdtastnili Sc aa-
toda, pofadanyeh Crete Soko.
love Albert Skoedopole, Ell no.
sfil, Vladimir koael. j. G, Rrt ;
rodiuou. Ernest sko9dopole dee
mu, sleeny Eratimoyy, y. Anton
lianer 5 manielkou a y Anton Je'
llnek Myslim, ie Rayrnna jako
neivtdalcnSisi osada Oh mis,a n
goda hyla dosti sluSne faSioupena
Sokoloye a sokolky. tuimc sc. Al
uAs ma pfis,ich fiyodeeh Jest ie.
80 ieslnou talik
V nedsli se pfihedlla yAtna
nehosla p. James Msekosl Jr. ma
semu lskArniku. vyisI Il nskoli,
Ia kamara,iy ms hon kdyi rsk -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14
GUY. HIRAM w. JOHNSON
IA MfSTO-PRESLDEN7A

chystali ma zpateenf cestu k domo'
WI, zapomn6l pan Mack vyndati
\ brokoynice naboj. Vylezaje
pax ma kocarek, polozil leyou ru-
ku ma nsti hlavne, kdyz tom
tfeskla rama a pan Mack mel 0
jeden prst ma ruce meme. Rama
byla ihned nalezite osetfena. M,
Jimiku, ned6lej 81 toho mic, jen
kdyz to nebyla celia ruka.
Pan Vincenc Sobotka cd
Gibbon, Nebr, prijel Sc tento ty-
den podfvat ma Ravennu a pfi te
prilezitosti 81 pfedplatil ma "Po-
krok".
Tento tyden Sc navratil ze
stare vlasti pan Josef Smaha Sc
svymi ditkami. Pan Smaha Sc
starsi dcerou jel primo domd,
kdezto mladsi dcera a syn zustali
ma vychod6, ably 81 prohledli W.
chodnf metropoli a jine zajimavo-
sti. Jak jsme zvedeli, panu Sma-
howl libilo Sc We stare vlasti vel
mi dobre.
- Posledni cas- litali mad Ra-
vennou Gapi a jeden mich Sc "a
stavil V obydli p, M. Vtipila a "a
nechal Jim cipern6ho klucinu,
kdezto jiny naystivil rodinn p.
Tomase Suchy zanechal jim bou.
belatou devuSku. Gratulujemel
- Pan Vaclav Vtipil Sc navra-
til n6kolikadenni navstevy u
sveho syna, bydliciho u Palmer,
Nebr., jak nam sdelil, mali tam
nrodu dosti obstojnou. Libilo Sc
mu tam pry dosti dobre.
- V nedeli Sc konala sousedska
slaynost ma farm6 p Jacka Eber'
le IN pfi6inou odevzdani move
hfhitovni hradby a plotu jieh tl6e.
In. krajane naSi mohoa nyni byti
hrdi MA svAi cesko-narodni hfbi.
toy, jcul " naltza asi ri a pol
mile od Ravenny
v pond5li rano iel pan VA.
elay kosfal do 0mahy naysliyit
syou manlelkn, iel - tam nalezA
! iii delsi dobu nemoeniei
Y nedSli konali nfeyafi Sys.
tosi m5sitni svon whAsi, nii ma.
srieni hyli diva noyi eekAnei
u a. n
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14

Sc opet zyedajf nasem mestecku
a ma nekolika jinych zacne Sc pra-
covati, jakmile okolnost doyoli
- zne jsou pInem proudu a
tel jedna mlaticka zaeala jiz pra-
coyati minulou sobotu ovse, Jak
owes sypal, jsme neslyseli.
Jacob Lembrich, bydlici 9
mil Cd mesta, ma letos nestastny
rok. Cern6 \ jara Sc nan pfevrhl
naklad sena a rozdrtil mu nohu
mad kolenem, takze mu noha mu.
sela byt odejmuta a dlouho Sc ko.
lisal mezi zivotem a smrti, pfece
Sc konecn6 pozdravil Nyni Ease
jeho asi osmilety synek spadl ko.
ne zlamal 81 ruku.
Asi $50 akrh lnu, jenz byl
zaset v nasem okoli 1etos jara,
pGkne vyhliz a slibuje dobrou u
rodu. Jelikoz je to nova plodina
Y t6to krajine, jest bedlive hlida-
ma vsemi zdejSimi obyvateli,
Pan Guthrie, mattel naSeho
auditoria a elektrarny, koupil no
W stroj ma pohybliv6 obrazky a
nynf kazdy tyden bude ukazovat
obrazy re vsech koncin sveta. -
VstupnG pouze 10 cent?.
- Pan G. W. Harvey, redaktor
"Twentieth Century Farmer, byl
hostem naSeho Commercial klubu,
jenoz Glenov6 provezli V automobi.
lu hosta po cel6 krajine, aby Sc o.
Giyidne pfesvGdciI, he zde nenf Sa-
my pisek, ami Indiani bdvoli. -
.Sv6 zkusenosti poda p. Harvey IA
nedlouho We SVEN listu.
- Zacatkem minuleho tydne
Ease spadlo n6kolik krasnych de.
sta, jez zajistily nrodu brambor 3
korny.
- Pan f. Click Sc nejspise pro-
tahoval skrze nejakou skulinu a
pfi tom ztratiI svdj plnovous. Ny
nj vypada Ease jako pred 20 Iety.
- NaSe vyssf skola dostaya tfi
move kabaty (lepe feceno kosile)
bile barvy, COZ j dodava pfijem.
nejsiho vzezfenf. Tez novy apa-
rat k napajeni Skolakh bude po-
rizen SANITARY Drinking Foun-
tain, takze nebude nebezpeci, ze
budou skolaci pitt jedne skleni.
ce prenaseti nakazlive mikroby $
osoby ma osobu.
Broskve jsou letos lacine,
pouze "a 65 cent? bedna. Ia to
cukr je drahy tn Sc musi clovek
Skrabat "a usima TAX jako TAX.
Zpravodaj.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14

dayane zneprateli nam Anglii a ze
tato odmrsti sucastniti sc yystayy
v San Francisku a 10 znamena, ze
ami Kanada ami Australia Ma w
stayu nepfijdou, senat Al hlasy
proti II rozhodI, ze americke lodi,
vezouci zboM . jedne casti 5. 5.
do druhe, mali byti propusteny
prnplayem zdarma zadne lodi,
vlastn6ne zeleznicnimi spolecnost.
mi, nesmi projeti pr1plavem VII
bee. Byl to hlavn6 senator Cum
Minis, ktery mluvil We prospech te-
to pfedlohy a dovozoyal, ze An
glie nema zadneho prava do veci
te Sc michati, neb pro nj to nezna-
mena zcela zadne skody ami jake
ho vlivu ma jeji namofni obchod.
Cely ten protest jest pouze nsko-
KEN kapitalistG, ktefi ylastni
transkontinentalni zeleznice a ma
j ma dopravu monopol. Panam-
sky prhplav Jim oteyfe konkuren-
ci te Sc oni obavaji. Postavenim
prIplavu Mississippskeho a 2 vel
kych jezer umozni Sc yodni dopra-
va vnitrozemi ma pacificke mo-
re zkrz kanal a draham bude "a.
staveno jich nynejsi od6raestvi.
veskere pokusy odpnrch pfedlohy
pfidati k nj dodatky, ktere by u
sneseni volneho prdplavu omezo-
valy neb znemoznily, byly "a
psii zavr5eny. Senator Root pro.
hldsil, BE- tento zakon jest poruse-
MIN smlouvy Anglii nepoyede
! k nieemu dobremu. ,Iak se zda,
povaiuje senat zalelitosti kanalu
a naSich lodi IN yec eiste nasi SOU
kromou citi Sc ura2enym vm6so-
yanim Sc Anglie do nasich zalezi-
tosii. X pfedlozc byl pfidan do
datck scnatora Reeda, kterSm 81
zakazuie lodim. ylastnenym tru'
sly, komhinacemi pramysloyfmi a
vyrobnimi u1ivati pr0playu. Senat
ehee pouiiti prdplayu k poilaeenI
tFusih ielcznieuiho monopolu
/ We eiyrtek. dne 5, srpna. Sc
nai icsts jeslnA g stale 81 hrnou.
eieh dodateich ( fikonu panam.
sk9mu, neh ieho opponenti konaiI
teufalt pokusy ahy 10 ahkona
spasoyali nsso. 60 hy usnitilo An.
rlh v dame poslanea hyia "
herem psiEnivs edporusena old
fisldoya pfeslleha, kterou - rega
luii prava pa,enia. ssnAiu posla
IL snsmosna Isssslstyl. he nepfipu.
ssl na deiatek ssnAtul 1 pfr,lless
o iani q eukru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14

Fan yaclay kaxll 8 omahy
hyl ale nAystesou ssyeh pratsl
a nasstivil tek pfa,ele sys nee
a aknsa Saunders
Fan John relan byl ale pt.
slssoa a nam domAeim yelice -
tamleusalo. D. dos,i sas,oyal, Jcn
pfijdts sas,sJil
liratfi Anian q josef pohrs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-14
zpRAvy Ebay SPRINGS. NEB

panl Mareskosa pe uskoh
kaly,lni nemeei aps, = posiraynie
/ ssliksmu uspokeicni ssych rfA
tel a snAmseh
Tfi noss mallsrni residence