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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
At The Theatres
THE ARkW AY.

lone Wife Too Much" Crystal
comedy, will head the bill at the Ark
way tonight. Ted Buncum, bachelor
short of funds writes his aunt asking
her for $500 with which to buy some
clothes for his wife and child She
sends the amount, and decides to visit
them. Ted sends his valet to find a
woman and child to pose as his family
The aunt arrives before the return of
the valet. but a widowed sister of the
valet and her child arrive and Ted in
PRODUCES her as his wife. The valet
arrives with another wife and sees
Ted hugging his sister. He becomes
irritated and discloses Ted's secret.
The aunt writes a new will, disinher-
iting Ted.
Two other reels will be shown to-
night at the Arkway
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
MONEY REFUNDED
WITH A SMILE
LEADING DRUG STORE WILL
GIVE MONEY BACK SHOULD.
TEHERE EVER BE A CASE
WHERE DODSON'S LIVER.
TONE FAILS.

Dodson's Liver Tone is mild vege-
table Liver Tonic which operates so
successfully in cases of constipation,
torpid liver of biliousness that it has
practically taken the place of calomel
the drug which is so often danger
Gus. Greeson Drug Co., who sell bod
sons Liver Tone. recommends it as a
reliever of constipation, sour stomach,
biliousness and sluggish liver. 1t
works gently, surely and harmlessly-
If bottle should ever fail to give sat
isfaction Greeson Drug Co will re-
fund the price paid without question.
The price of Dodson's Liver Tone is
soc per bottle. Be sure you get bod
sons Liver Tone and not some medi-
cine put up in imitation that is not
backed up by guarantee and that
may contain harmful drugs adv.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
THE GRAND.

The most amazing achievement in
the photo drama world is George
kleine's production of the marvellous
Cines picture "Quo Vadis" arranged
in eight parts and subdivided into
three acts with eight minutes inter-
mission between each act Special
music was composed to fit the subject
and is rendered by the most talented
musicians that can be obtained The
artistic note SIS carried out in detail
and it is not to be wondered at that
Mr.. Kleine's production created such
sensation at the Aston Theatre in
New York City, in Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, Chicago, and everywhere else it
has been presented. Mr.. Klene's
Quo Vadis" will be the attraction at
the Grand tonight.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
ASYLUM NOW HAS
PLENTY OF ROOM
ALL APPLICANTS RECEIVED
STATE HOSPITAL FOR INSANE
ALSO HAS GOOD RE-
COVERY RECORD.

Little Rock, Dec 5.-For the first
time in the history of the state hos
pital for nervous Diseases. there is
more room than is needed. The new
male annex building was recently
completed at cost of 100000, with
capacity of 154 patients. There are
now 1920 under treatment in the in
stitution, just 400 more than were
there when Dr.! J. l.. Green took
charge two years and three months
ago. DR.. Green has spent S53, 500 on
buildings. and now has total capac-
ity of 1859.
The rate of increase averages ten
a month, net, so that there is enough
room to last for seventeen months
longer. The per cent of recoveries is
about 40 per cent, and the Arkansas
Institution has probably the largest
returning home list in the United
States.
All the jails have been emptied of
their in sane, and no applicants is
ever turned away, as was done in
the old days.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
MORRIL7ON NEWS

From the Headlight. J

Prof. T. S. Staples and wife came
up from Conway and spent Sunday
here with the family of E. E. Mitchell.
Mrs. J B. Moore of Coweta, Okla,
came Thanksgiving day for visit
with Mrs. A. J. Stephens and other
friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blakely. formerly pro-
prietresS of the Arlington hotel at
Clarksville, is now in charge of the
Speer hotel in this city, the change be-
ing effected Monday.
Invitations to the wedding of Will
liam Massey and Miss Olive Scott have
been issued. the event to take place
on the evening of December11 at the
Methodist church.
Miss Leila Duggar spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Ira Gibbons,
in Conway. On Saturday Miss Agnes
Francis Joined her and both returned
home Sunday night.
Tommy Reed, the accommodating
young city mail carrier was married
on Sunday afternoon to Miss Bessie
Jordan, the marriage ceremony being
performed by Rev. John F. Johnston
at the Baptist parsonage.
On Thanksgiving day, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Landers, Fred
Bowden of Atkins was united in mar
riage to Mrs. Annie Denton by Rev.
n. L. L. Bearden. The wedding was
attended by few of the relatives and
intimate friends of the bride and
groom.
The racing program which was to
have been pulled off Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, under the d.
rection of Messrs. Bryant and Wool
ard. was spoiled on the two main days
by an excess of rain. Wednesday s
program was put through, consisting
of running races, novelty races, steer
and broncho riding, and was pleasing
to the small crowd in attendance, but
the track was in such condition on
THANKSGIVING day and Friday that
the management was forced to call the
program off.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
REPUBLICAN.
December :

We are having some rainy weather.
which stopped number of farmers
from blowing.
Elmuth Brown of Lamar is visiting
here.
Sunday school was we'll attended
here Sunday.
Lyons Bros. snapped for team of
mules last week that cost them $3.50.
A. A. Marker of near Plumerville
was in town Saturday swapping some
horses.
J. H. Ward was in Conway Satur-
day.
Charles Acre and J P. Finton were
in Martinville Saturday.
J. D. Hendrickson sold his farm to
Charles Acre for 81 800.
Bedford Brown of Damascus was a
guest of J. F. Nichols Sunday
H. J. Mobbs of Voca, Okla, former
ly of this place, is visiting friends
here for a few days. Mr.. Mobbs says
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05

Oklahoma is the garden spot of Amer
lea.
The box supper was a grand sue
cess Thursday night. Miss Lizzie Oil
yer Won the cake, being voted the
best looking girl. The supper netted
$50.
w. T. Mahar is in Little Rock this
week with a load of produce.
James Thomas of Shady Grove is
working for J. L. Nash this week.
The young people enjoyed a nice
dance at Arthur Edgmons Friday
night.
w. NJ. Mckinney is out with his
well drilling machine this week.
December 3.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-12-05
MAYFLOWER.

Jason Wilson and family of Conway
are here visiting T. B. Adams and
family
Henry Duke and wife of Little Rock
visited relatives here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Boargs of Morrilton is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. McNair, of
this place.
Jim Taylor and son, Otis, spent
Thursday here.
Some of the young folks spent
Thanksgiving down on the river.
II. l.. Martin and w. j. Peck were
in Little Rock Thursday and Friday.
Misses Stella and Minnie Jones of
Conway visited Miss Nellie Jones last
Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor is visiting her
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
Hear Them All-Then Hear the
Edison

You'll be more than satisfied
with the Edison. A few reasons
why: First, all instruments have
genuine diamond point reproducers:
Second, diamond point reprojucers
cut out the need of changing
needles: Third, all records are
practically indestructible and can
not become injured by accident
Fourth, all records play for from
four to seven minutes the Blue
Amberol four minutes and the Disc
about seven minutes: Fifth, every
record is a gem, carefully selected,
properly recorded, carefully hand
led in the manufacture. Moore
Bros, sole distributors.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
A Message And Wish

Have the people of Boomers
Ferry the pride they should have
in the care given their Cemetery?
Though difficult of access, it has
beautiful situation on the top of
the mountain spur, and overlooks
a wonderful view of river, valley,
and mountains. Our little city is
struggling with many a problem
of improvement, but when one
looks at the many beautiful homes
of its citizens, and the general
prosperity of the town, the thought
will not down-why cannot the
city of the dead" receive more
care. If not at the expense of the
general public, why cannot private
effort be made to keep it free from
weeds, grass moved, and etc.
No doubt many homes have
spared loved one whose sleeping
dust rests in, Gods acre"
These especially should be inter
ested in making the cemetery a
beautiful place. During tn e
winter it will be clothed in white
with snow, but plans could be
made, and when spring comes the
Cemetery can receive the care il
merits. If it does, the wish of Q
Stranger in your midst will be
gratified. Contributed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
RUSH TO PAY 1913 TAXES
Tax Collection Christensen Busy Man
First of Last Week

County Treasurer Christensen.
who is now the collector of taxes
upon real estate, started off Mon
day with being the busiest county
official at the court house says the
Review of Standpoint. 1t was the
first day for taxes and over $1,000
came in the first day. The Bon
ners Ferry mail was especially
heavy with checks for the payment
of taxes,
Taxes may be paid until the first
Saturday in January. If no pay
ment is made the property tax at
once becomes delinquent and the
property is sold for taxes without
advertisement. Half the amount
of taxes may be paid in the first
instalment and the other half may
run until July at four per cent
interest. III the taxes then are
delinquent upon the second pay
ment they become at once delin.
quent and the property sold with
out advertisement.
The personal tax, when moi
taxed with levied real estate, i:
payable to the county assessor.
The new tax law contains NJ
exemption feature and taxes are
paid upon the full amount assessed
against the real estate.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
Methodist Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid society of the
M. f. church met yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Ferbrache. A
large number of ladies were pre-
sent and very pleasant time was
enjoyed. Mrs. Roberts read a
selection and refreshments were
served. The society will hold a
home made candy sale December
goth. Buy your Xmas candies al
this sale. On December 18th Mrs.
Wooledge Will entertain the society
at the monthly social afternoon
All friends and members are in
vited.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
Fit His Case Exactly

When father was sick about
six years ago he read an advertise
ment of Chamberlain s Tablets in
the papers that fit his case exactly, !"
writes Miss Margaret Campbell of
FIT. Smith, Ark. He purchased
a box of them and he has not been
sick since. My sister had stomach
trouble and was also benefited by
them" For sale by all dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
California Woman Seriously Alarmed

IA short time ago contracted
a severe cold which settled on my
lungs and caused me great deal
of annoyance. ] would have bad
coughing spells and my lungs were
so sore and infamed l began to be
seriously alarmed. A friend re-
commended Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, saying she had. used it
for years. l bought bottle and
it relieved my cough the first
night, and in a week / was rid of
the cold and soreness of my lungs. ]"
writes Miss Marie Gerber, Sawtelle.
Cal. For sale by all dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
Rebekahs Attention

1t has been requested that every
Rebekah in town, including both
men and women and every member
of Loyal Rebekah Lodge No as,
and every visiting Rebekah, meet
at the KIP. hall Friday evening,
December ~. Very important
business to transact. adv, IL SO
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

Henry L. Shively returned to
Boomers Ferry yesterday after a
several months stay in Los Angeles,
Cali.
When there is a Victrola in your
home every musical longing is
satisfied.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
Veterinary Surgeon

/ wish 10 announce to the stock
men of Boomers Ferry and vicinity
that l have permanently located in
Boomers Ferry, offices at the Inter
national Hotel. l have had rs
years practical experience and
would like a share of your patron
age. ]. ]. Callahan, V. V. S.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
Notice

There will be a second meeting
of the Kootenai Valley Seed
Growers Association on Dec. 10
at the Northside schoolhouse, at
one o'clock p. m. All who are
interested are invited to attend
By order of committee.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

Fine for cooking purposes-our
dry 10 inch fir and tamarack slab
wood. $2.75 per load. Boomers
Ferry Lumber Company. If.
Money to Loan-On raw and
improved land. Address G.. C.
Mantel, Spokane, Wash. Nov.
RI If.
For Sale-3 acres, with fruit
trees, house and good water on
place. Inquire of Bert Baden.
Nov. 81, If,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
&C" out AD-BRODY'S

Wanted-Man for farm work.
Inquire of w. P. Mahoney.
Regular meeting school board of
District No. 4, on Monday evening
December 8th. 7. J. Jones
Chairman.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08

Srboyt Y Gary, Ind, nadseni jmes
noVhuim naBeho krAjana, p0fdda.
il banket Dn rozIouGcn0u aneria
cktmu yysIanci na I}aIk6n, tudia !
do jejich Ylnsii,
sokolsk6 spojovaci konferencc,
kter6 die nsnescni Baltimorsk6ho
sjezdu NArodni Jedu0ty S0kolskt
odb}Vati se budou v Clevelapde,
Ohio, spnd konetut splnf pfdni
knzdfbo upfimnGbo Cecbo,ameri,
cana. Hlpa Fuegner,Tyrs na nds
yrb "SokoIa SlAvsktho' pofhdd
zilra, pondtIi, Y znsedaei sinl
budoyy G, y. i, y, scbhzi, do MI
btlde miti pfistup kaady, kdo 10
o spojeni zajimh, Rhznf jednoty
live rokuji o toto othzee u snad
80 nemyIime, pakIize pfedpovidh.
me, ~ do skutetnfho ellie, spine
nj t6to myblfnky neni daIeko.
Jan Kubelik, nejyttM zijici yir.
tuos na honsle, jest Y ChicaRu n
dnes odpoledne odbyyh 40 jeho
prVnf koneert v naSem mtste IL.
tosni se2oBy v Orchestra HalIu
ma Michigan Blvd
Ma Crancov6 vySsi technick6
skole, kierd naIfzh 10 ma Oakley
Blvd, II Van Buren, nlici, letos Wy.
uttlji tfi testi instruktofi, kraja
ne VIM, Baumrucker, r. A. Flu
elk u j. stfilecky. Ma tGto yeter.
nj skoIe zdci bezpIatnt yyucoyh.
nj jsou yysA technice, chemii, fy.
slce. mathemalice, fetim II mnos
h}m jinym pfedm6tnm. Reditcl-
styi yf1, ~ prilezitosti tGto bu-
de bojnt pouzito nasimi teskyni
jlnochy.
Pripravy ku plesu Ces. Dobro-
chime Spolecnosti jsou Y pInem
proudn. PofadateIt sIibuji ii IL
speech nebyvaly. PIesy tyto jsou
pofdddny kazdym rokem n stdya-
il So zdrojem pfijmu prdci ttto
spolefnosti ~-- ktera vytknula 81
"a 1kol podporovdni teskt chudi-
ny.
Poslanec Haberman Sc tini ~
ieho pfednhsky se libi. Prvni je-
no pfedndska v Plzehsktm Soko-
L. byla yelice tetne navstivena,
Rctnik mluyil @ hnuii delnicktm
Y Cechach, o kulturnich cilech
strany, ku ktert pfindled h II.
tinil gfznamn6 srovnani pomeru
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08
VYZENTE REVMATICKE 30.
LEsTI z BOLEsTIVYCH
KLOUBU.
Vyzente bolest 2 kloubt o svalt
malou lahvi star6ho Sv. Jaku-
ba Olcje M zkousku.

H0Mayte trapeni reymatismem.
10 jest ponze bolest, Sotya je'
den pfipad . padesdti yyzadujo
ynijsiho zoltroteni Natirejte ii.
sicim, pronikajicim olejem Sy.
Jakuba zasuzen6 misto u 10 krht.
ky fns feknete ~~ ysechna boest
rcy1alickd jest pry6. Olej Nv.
Jaluba mad nj zyittziI. jest TO
ne8kodn} ltk pro reymatism, KITE
r} nikdy nesklane n nespalnje D.
nj ncbarW khzi. Odnimh bolegt II
lupost 4 bolestiygeb 6dh, svald n
kostf 2astavuje scialiea, lumba.
go, boIeni v zddcch, neuraIgii u
rozhhni otok,
V2chopte vel D0statlte 81 ma
lon l6bey sarobylfho oleje sV
Jaklbn nu zkouslsn \ ktertkoli
ltkdrny, u Y okomziku budete tax
prosti boIeslf n tnposti odd, jako
novorozent dfcko' Nctrpte Wy.
ze1te voskery reymatism u bidn
utrpenil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08
JAPONBKO CHCE POHLTITI
GNU,

Londyn. -- DAILY Telegraph
uycfej1uje depeai \ lekingn,
niS ~ praW, H. Jnponsk0 ebco \
Ctny udfIat boji5tt, Jedhd 10 mn
o 10, aby eyropskf vIiyy byly M.
dobro yylou6eny, yyjimoje Anglii,
jesiIizp toto ogyfd0 syoji obyyk
lou sebopnosl pfisp1soblli no o
hoInoslem Japonsko uznhYd, h
jeho spolek u AnRIii je d1leaity n
noVyhunicln}, u prolo podhVd An.
gill sy0ji ruku "Japonskh sou.
pefslyi ltlskem," " prayi No V de.
peAi, "nebylo ukopfeno posledni
ydIkou Neezislnje zddDd jnpou.
skoruskh dohodn ohlednG Maud
zurska onobo spojen}ch n tim o.
t6zek. Jap0nskd poIiiika sm6fo.
vnla X t0mu, aby v Mandznrsku
zneh0v1n byI status quo u Uby
Japousko znchoyaIo Vi pro yseeh.
ny pfipady yolnf rucc, Japonskd
politika, krdtec foteno, zuamenh
dosazeni yojeDak}ch posddek beg
territorihlnich 1stupkh n zarnfe'
NJ integrity Ciny n yyloutenim
ybceh ostatnich. V IIankow6 III.
slane posddkn 1000 NUN. V sou.
sedpich ydk}ch zelezn}ch doIeeh
Tayeh unistndna bude druhh pos
shdka V Napkingu budou hi.
ddny zvIdsini koueese pod zvI1st-
nj poIiecjni oehranou japonskou II
lato politlko proyddtna bude / v
jn$eh mistecb Pro pfipad ne
pokojd pozadovdny budou / zeIez-
nice, o nieha So soudi, ~ anglick}
kapithl bude No o ne zajimnti V
diusk}cb yodAch rozsifeny bulou
lnponskt ndmofni staniee, Pcking
uoni vice hIavuim mtstrm bgva.
lem sloya smyslu. Itrdta Mon.
polska a nedostatck b}yal6ho spo.
ieni tini jej bezmocnym u pre-.
ndseii moe ma iih. Nyni, kdyz IL,
mtf ysechna tinskd revolufni
strana naehhzi 50 Tokiu IN mfi.
zemi, Japonsko podayd Anglii
vstifc svoji ruhu." "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08

miould 0tery, pfiznola no, ze za-
yrazdiIa sen syych d6ti jedem.
LeckwoIdoyd byln zattena na OBJ
yintni, ze zpdsobila smrt sy6 deer
Ky, VioIy, oletf, kterd SemFeIa
=, zdfi . Laury, ll.lctd, jea 10
mrela V minul6m mdsiei teryeDei,
polieie prayi, 10 nejenom NO pti.
znaIo k zobili tGchto dttf, ole vi,
royeh doznaIo, ze pfiyodila smrt
t'yf jinyeb, yeymts pod ] rokom
ydku Y rdzuyeb dobdeh me2i 1905
u 1911 Dala prS jim po4iti siI.
ne ddvky rozfedtndbo jodu na
mouohy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08

hltH ~ J9lufH'JSlNu 'ltHh Wy WI
II boh6my, yypravuje o HcmG
lie Chat Noir' n ziyotG umtlen,
sehdzejicich 80 Y nj. Mtli tam
sgoji prneoynu, zdbayni mislpost !
jeyibtt, Dnes IN Monlmnftru ne.
nj nic, nea zhbnyui podniky n re-
stauranty, po eelou noe oteyfen6.
! yzpominky na zablon sldyu lie
Chat Noir' se skoro jiz yykoufi-
~ \ pameti Jm6D0 lie Chat
Noir' lderny koeour) poehhzi cd
mladtbo studenta krdsnych umG.
NJ, AdoIru Snlise, Nebyl sniIkem
nemtI AMI potfcbnych yIasinosti
sihii ~ yynikujicim umdIeem. 20
chlndnd dyaze 0 SVEN t0Ientu
ro2hodl ~, ~ oteyfe studcntskou
krtnu ia periferi mGsta n Wy.
bI6dl VI pro nj Noutuartre, tehdy
pafizsk6 pfedmGMi.
Jmfuo "tle Chat Noir" wal
Sails \ jednh poyidky Edgara
AIlano Poe Druaioa mIadych
spolulmdIed ysak hned ncsebyd.
lila toto jm6no, Teprye, kdyE Sa-
liz lbradI kdesi yolkou forhou
kodIl n pfinesl j do ave kr6my,
jmfno No. ujaIo. Hafizeni krdmy
bylo prinilivni Nicmtnf schd-
zeli NJ Y nj mIadi umdIei dotud
nn2udmi, nIc \ nichS mnoM DOLBY
II Vi pozddji slayn6ho jmfnn. M
lis byl d0brym obcbodnikem,
kdW yidel, n mIadi 1lmtlei std-
le pisi n mnItji, ME pemaji odby-
III n0 syG prdco, pr6vt proto, ~
nebyll dosud 2ndmi, pocnl yydG.
yati tasopis pod n1zyern: "Jour.
nal Du Chat Noir", Sails byl o
praydoy{m supem I'm prdce
sv$ch hostt pIatiI mdIo, obydejnt
jen hdlem u pitim A nnd@lal Al
yeIkf jm6nf, Ale teuto yeseIy
nhrlldek um6Ie6 byI pfece jen We
seIy " syf hmotnf bidt. PracoyaIo
se u zpiyaIo n piIo, pfednhselo n
debalovalo. tn n tam Nc take vi.
pasilo Y icdnom takoyfm zdpa-
au zabil Sails lednoho studentas--
STUDENT tehdejsf DOLBY byli pravi
aDarchistt, Vyvedi mnoho No.
zbednyeh k0iskh, kter6 pfiiimnli
Iidf y dObrfm humorem Willotte
pravi, ~ no STUDENT dopustil 80
muoho nezbednosti, pfeee jen nc.
zaDedbhvnIi prdce, COZ je vidtt h
toho. ~ mnozi nich dobyli vi
sIayn$ch jm6n. SI6ya krcmy "Le
Chat Noir" je pouze Y pam6ti
tech, ktefi s1tastnii no vesel6ho
ziyota Y nj
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08
Parizslsy Boh6m vypravi po
v6stnem lie Chat Noir,

"Od zdniku krtmy Le Chat
Noir' na parizsktm Montmartru
nebylo pafizi opraydoyt boh6.
my Nzniklo sice na Montmartru
nekolik krtem, alc jejich ziyot byl
pills yynmtlkoyanf, Ouch sta.
r{ch tasl jest mrley, " TAX 80 Wy.
iadfil Adolf Willette, snad nej
vttsi sou6asnf franeonzskf ma
III karrikntnr IL jeden nejstars
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-08

Glyerntr SuIzer, uDayeDy n
rozruseny, pouhy stin sy6ho dfi-
ytjsiho > id', doufd peynd We sy6
osyobozcni, u pontyadz jcho oh.
hdjci nechtdji mn doyolit, ably do
podrobna yylitiI sy6 gyky y To
umany Hall, slibnje, ~ yseeko
poyi yefejn0sti skrze tusopisy.
"Jednou piftinou, proc jsem
praynt lyntoydn jest, pondyadz
dodrzoyal ispm slib dany lIdu sta
III New Yorku," prayil Ruyern6r.
SNAIL jscm Ne ddti lidn primar'
nj zdkon, kter} demokraiiekd
strann slibila, ale kierS nelibil 40
boNfim. Ne svtho hlediska oni
byli v prayu | pfi nyntjsim prl'
mdruim z6kond, ktery name II
hcry jest fiaskem, porazil jsem
kazdtho yhdee v horni ddsti std
IA v pfedyolbhch. skutetnon pfi'
tinou yank jest, ~ pustil jscm no
20 stopt graftcr6 IiskaI jsem
obanIovhni deyatcnhctl Rrafterh
W vtzcnsk}ch skandhlech u nkh,
zuI, ~ 4l7O00,O0O bylo nItrale.
40 zIodtjl majieiml pod do1orem
bud0yhni eest pouzo V jedenhdya'
eeli ohrcsich. kdyz yid6li, ze
nomohou mue oylddnti, jeden y
neiyttsich muld Y New Yorkn po-
klsil No. podplatiti mne, NnbizclI
mnt y'ecko, pniae, polltickon
moe. PAX mno chttli zastraAitl
kdy5 yidtli, ze timto zpnsobem
nlfeho ~ mnou ncsyedon, grnfte'
ri Ill k Murphymu, "Ty mnsis
iej zastasIti, fekli mu na one
sehuzee v Delmonieo, nam NO to
nepodafilo." "
"A obzuIoyaci process jest w
slcdkem. kdyby Murphy mel tn
moe, on by mne obGsil IN TO, 10
nosim mtkky Hobouk," "
suIzcr prohlhsil, ze nemd no Co.
ho bdti, bude.li process projednh-
van ma zhklndf fnkt, ia vzdy.
cky byl hotoy jiti pred soud, kdc
fakta rozhodoyala," prayil. "Byl
isem kritisoyan ttmi, kdoz neye'
deli, ponty0dz No domniyali, 10
eht6I jsem 80 yyhnouti procesu'
Aysak moji prdvnici usiloyali,
ably ustavni otAzka byla yyfize'
mn napred. Nez j pred timto SOU
dem nebojin SO vysledku. V ce-
ID historii anglicky mluyieiho Ii"
du nenajdete pfipad, ably lid od'
vratil Ne od muze, ktcry stdl pfi
mem. Lid zyi kdo jest pravu.
A NJ vystihne, le k tomu ell, ably
mne mohli postayiti pred soud pro
tiny, nichl sami prayi, ze byly
spdchdny pred tim nez Gfad jsem
nastoupil, poyaleny hyly pravni
yyklosti ap0 roku, lid fekne'
'Rill Sulzer neni sonzen. On jest
praynt lynenyan "
GnNernsr sulzer ma sy6 naltha-
nj hudo povolan lako syedek, a.
tsak musel slihiti sylm ohhaienm,
III hudr poute odposidati ma otax
ky a ntufiu tadneho ohslrneho
prohlascni, kicft dalo By zastnps
cum lalpby pndklad ku kfi1oyer
um yysitehu tiuyrrutr Khak ia
ide 50 syim pfipaEiem pred sifsl
tribunal "A slibnic udinill pfohla
sepi 1 Ftffina.ti skrke tisk n
Aams gglisi sst sttkN ! fammauy
llall fo1nl6 pohnutkf ift Nr
dl9 i itbo ph5aloA ani Take III
SaI1mut4 tgdu st5laut
li6htm mluHIaha tttlne nptlasio
4 N}slpeha dntgb talefltteh
Ns.lkH j 80 stlAut j HpFate
a9 naFatIal tsute pfetpt tit
kttFa shhaif raApHuiaEl 81
tsHtn tttsA
autsta sal pnsau3el q
lsEatt tlN ssHatafa hHsta MI
Fama tufn.sa pftsisab dttHlha
8patllkanstlhu th9u aht u
Falssia Ffp eta ! alm ueh et'ia
Rsaal 81 lFetkl t0m sHA sla
dla m tsR ls.nslsll askatt
pstslaa h9n NtsAtlhnle
NllaR 4 k,aa 90 thaaasa
h,aNa nga tefsA N tlaAusNika
uAlaa pta ttlas4ll t. kssia