davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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stuffed party like Hartley that didn't
mind gettin' to the bottom OF 1t.
hadn't planned any josh on him either.
but when finally locates Doc Dickin-
son, who'd filled Il couple of cavities
for me only last week. l couldn't help
springin' a little comedy stuff.
"Say. Doc, who's the tall queen you
brought along tonight" l asks.
Guest. or something? The one in
white. I mean"
oh" says he. why, that must be
Ann. Mrs Dickinson's cousin, you
know. Would you like to meet her,
II wouldn't mind" says ], but the
interested party is young Hartley
Fipps."
"Really?" says the Doc. lifting his
eyebrows. We'll, I'm sure it can be
arranged. I'll ask Ann"
But where does she come from and
and all that" says |.
why" says he. she came from our
old home town. Nashville. Just now,
though. she's living in New York.
She's studying art. Out here for a
week or so on a visit and-well, here
she comes now.
So the next thing knew 7 was
being introduced. She didn't try any
vamp tactics on me. Just smiles pleas
ant and remarks that it's Il lovely
party, but that the floor seems a little
crowded for dancing.
Il was watching one fat man" she
goes on. He was doing quite nicely.
too, for such "a stout person. He
did hop bit too much. but he kept
splendid time and seemed to lead his
| partner so we'll Rather round,
| pink face. he had"
Yes" says l. THAT Hartley
Ffpps-the one l was talking with.
Would you mind meeting him.
! .Why-er-I should he delighted -
says she. Il simply adore dancing
you know, and / know so few men
| here"
! GOOD" says I. Hartley don't
| do a mean toddle himself. He's a
| shy bird, though, but I guess l can
| fx 1t up. See you later"
| And drifts back to Hartley smoth-
erin a grin.
Now don't let out any loud haw-
haw. Hartley" says !. when ! tel
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~ all the strange adventures
in new fields that converted
brcWerics could relate, per-
haDs the most unexpected
ana romantic is that of a commodious
red-brick building alongside the Eek
lngton freight yards at Sd and Ram
dolph streets northeast
The erstwhilc brewery now is n
model office building. 1t houses a part
OF the clerical force of n vast cduca-
tional enterprise. and it is the me-
chanical arm of an institution which
sends its printed message to every
state IN the Union and to every coun-
try in the world which knows a postal
service. The building has been taken
over by the National Geographic So
ciety for its membership records, a
portion of it's correspondence work
and for storage of its publications and
" hite paper to be used in the suciety's
official organ, the National Geographic
Magazine.
The headquarters of the National
Geographic Society, at 18th and NJ
streets, long has been Il landmark Of
the capital. But many Il person who
has passed that building for years
may not have paused to wonder about
the methods and machinery that "A So
ciety with an enrolment of $50. 900
| members-and, therefore, a reader au-
dience greater than the total popula-
ton of Greater New York-keeps in
touch with its membership.
The mechanics of an institution
which dffuses world geography
throughout the world constitutes an
Interesting phase of District of CO.
lumbia geography.
Had you realized that the National
Geographic Society is the largest edu-
cational and scientific society in the
world? That the Geogra phic Maga-
zine, the societys major publication,
has the largest direct circulation of
any magazine in the world? That the
society probably is the only educa-
tional organization which requires a
plant adjoining a railroad siding to
receive its paper and to send forth it's
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wing collar sawin' into his short neck,
and his pudgy hands strainin' the
seams of his white kids, he looks
more like a pink and white sausage
than ever.
But he don't seem quite SO bored
as usual, and instead of givin' me one
of his ng-distance mods he suddenly
paws me familiar on the shoulder.
"I say, Torchy," he remarks unex-
pected. who's that skinny freak over
there by the potted palms? See? The
one in white?
Here" says !. followin' his look.
Mean the young lady with the giraffe
lines and the pointed elbows? It's
by me. She's no friend of mine.
Why
'Oh. 1 was just wondering" says
Hartley. "She-she's been staring at
The rude thing" says I. But
then. YOU can hardly blame her. Most
likely she's felt the spell OF your
manly beauty and just can't help it.
"Oh. beans" says Hartley. There's
no need trying to be comic over it.
I WAS just curious. you know
Thought perhaps 1 might have met
her somewhere"
you'd be an easy forgotten il you
could let a figure like that slip from
your T,a,T msmo5%' so savs says se Regular bean
pole. isn't she? And look at the dis
tance from her waist to the floor
Say. she must be nearly six feet, eh?'
Five ten. anyway" says /. They
don't come much higher. Not such q
bad locker in the face. though. Coco
eyes
"Ye-e-es." admits Hartley. 'Bu'
what n neck
Kind of lengthy" says !. Don
! show her shoulder blades as much al
some do, though. 1 shouldn't call hel
J skinny. exactly"
1 But she's freak, all the same
| insists Hartley And you're righ
| about my not forgetting. II I me-
| her once / couldn't. Still. dom
see why she should keep looking a.
| me. While ] was dancing with Dorii
| l caught her following me with hel
eyes
.Only natural HartldHs sayR ]
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printed matter? That this society is
the largest non-government customer
of the Washington city post Office?
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date that may be put IN bond.
'aThe time of issuance of bonds is
the time of TIER delivery aud not
the date they hear on their face"
s McQuillin on Municipal Corp, Sec
z297; Chicago. B. & @. Ply. &C. v.
Dundy County. :: Neb- (Unoficial,
391, 81 N. w. Rep. 554; City of JEFF
ferson ". Marshall Nat Bank. Is Tex.
Civ. App. 53s. as S. w. Rep. 81. Bonds
are not issued until actually or con-
structively delivered under contract
of sale. S McQuillin Municipal Corp
Sec. 2297, Note 4; Black v. Fishburne,
"a S. C. .451. Sc s. E. Rep. 6s1.
In Moller v. City of Galveston, %
Tex. Civ. App. 69s. 81 s. w. Hep.
1116, the bonds were held to have
been issued when they were duly ex
ecuted for approval and sale. In
this case the bonds have not yet been
printed, executed or constructed for
sale. Bids have been asked for, but
No acceptable bid has been received.
There is here mere authority to
issue bonds, but no bonds shave been
Issued"
1t can not be said that the bonds
shave been issued" when apparently
no acceptable bids have been received
for them, or no specific offer to sell
the bonds at a stated permissible
price has been made and accepted,
and the bonds though authorized to
be sold have not been prepared for
execution and delivery, but the entire
transaction is awaiting the accept
ance of a legally permissible bid TO
be made at some tire in the future,
more or less dependent upon the
market for such securities. In Pot
ter v. Lainhart, A Fla. CAT, 33 South.
Rep. 251. the bonds had been disposed
of for value and of course had sheen
issued" 1t is suggested that it
takes time to make levy and collec-
ton of taxes and interest may become
due before taxes are collected if the
levy is postponed until after the sale
and delivery of the bonds. This has
no weight against the expressed in
tent of the law. The sales of the
bonds may be so regulated as that
semi-annual interest payments will
not become due until the taxes are
collected. Taxes for each year are
levied during the year and are pay
able before the end of the year.
Under the statute the appointment of
"a financial committee of three per-
sons to be styled trustees of coun-
ty bonds" shall be made "when the
county commissioners shall have is
sued bonds as aforesaid" The ap-
pointment and due qualification OF
the trustees can take place upon the
issuance of the bonds so that the
trustees may receive the proceeds
under the law.
The decree is reversed for proceed.
ings consistent with this opinion.
Browne, c. J. and Taylor, Ellis and
West, j. J., concur.
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highway coupon bonds to mature
serially FIVE, ten and fifteen years
from their date, interest to be paid
semi-annually; that the bonds were
to be dated July l, 1920; that owing
to the condition of the bond market,
the bonds have not been sold or evels
printed for sale. In the early part
of 1921. as the minimum price fixed
by the statute could not be obtained;
that further efforts are being made
to sell the bonds as authorized by
law; that the tax has been levied for
the year 1920 to provide funds in
anticipation of interest payments that
may become due upon sale of the
bonds, and for sinking fund to pay
the bonds at their respective matu-
rites.
The statutes of the State contain
the following provisions:
when any county bonds shall have
been issued in pursuance of this art
lcle, it shall be the duty of the county
commissioners to levy annually by
cax upon the taxable property in the
county a sum sufficient to pay the
interest of said bonds, and also a
sum sufficient to meet the amount
annually required to be raised as a
sinking fund shall be provided for by
resolution of the board of county COM
missioners before the issuing of any
of the said bonds.
when the county commissioners
shall have issued bonds as aforesaid,
they shall appoint by resolution of
their board, to be recorded in the
minutes, a financial committee of
three persons, who shall be resident
free holders of the county, TO be styl-
ed trustees of county bonds, who shall
each given bond running to the coun-
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ty treasurer, with sufficient sureties,
m such sum as may be required by
the county commissioners, condition
ed that the said trustee shall faith
fully discharge the trust confined TO
him, and shall pay over and duly ac-
count for all such sumo of money
as may come into his hands by virtue
of such trust, which said bonds shall
be approved as to the form and the
sufficiency of sureties, by the board
of county commissioners; and the
county commissioners may, from time
to time, as circumstances may re-
quire, demand additional security
from any such trustee Secs. 1913,
799 Gen. Stats. 1906. Compiled Laws,
1914; Secs. 1543, 1914 Rev. Gen.
Stats, 1920.
The statute expressly provides that
when any county bonds shall have
been issued it shall be the duty
of the county commissioners to levy
annually a tax sufficient to pay
the interest" &c.
This statute makes the due is
suance of bonds prerequisite to the
levy of the tax for interest and sink
ing fund purposes, and as the SUBJ
ject covered by special statutory pro-
vision, conflicting implied authority
does NOT exist The word "issue'
in the negotiable instrument statute
is defined by the statute to mean
"the first delivery of the instrument,
complete in form to a person who
takes it as holder" Sec. 1884 Gen.
Stats. 1906, Compiled Laws 1914;
Sec 4674 Rev. Gen. Stats. 1920. As
used in the statutes above quoted the
worIs "shall have been issuei,' do
not have reference to an arbitrary
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DECISION OF SUPREME COURT
IN TAX LEVY CASE


Following is the full text of the
decision of the Supreme Court of
Florida In regard to the tax levy
made last year, in which was an item
of seven mills TO provide for road
bonds:
I'm the Supreme Court of Florida,
January Term, A. d., 1921. Marion
County.
Flora M. Osborne and A. L. Nc
Kay, Appellants, vs.. w. w. Stripping
as Tax Collector of Marion county,
Florida; R. B. Meffert, j. A. Talton,
G. A. Waters, E. B Weathe-s and
r. L. Clyburn, as members of and
comprising the Board of County Com
missioners of Marion County; j. G.
Baslin, j. III. Taylor and L. K Ed
wards, Appellees.
WHITFIELD, J..
Taxpayers brought a suit to enjoin
the sale of real estate, upon the pay
ment of taxes duly assessed thereon
after eliminating taxes alleged to be
illegally assessed for the year 1920, to
provide interest and a sinking fund
for county bonds authorized to be sold
but not yet sold. and also to enjoin
the county commissioners from pay
ing over TO named persons as county
bond trustees. money to be derived
from the sale of the bonds. The
chancellor denied the injunction and
dismissed the bill. Complainants
appealed.
1t appears that on April 20, 1920
an election was held under the statute
authorizing the issue by Marion
County of $685. of percent
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forts to reach solid ground. Shutdowns
to right of US, failures to left of US,
unemployment in front of Us. con-
found and astound US. Vast accum-
ulations of merchandise offered at
prices far below the cost of produc-
ton, vainly seek buyers. Crops re-
main ungathered while boosted
freight rates result only in filling the
railroad yards with idle cars. In the
cities millions are crying for decent
housing accommodations at prices
within their means. yet labor, strongly
organized as it is. announces its pur-
pose to stand pat. How long will
it be before it removes its green
spectacles and gazes with naked eyes
on the "see" in normally?
However, the winter has passed,
there has been no apparent neces-
sity for the establishment of free
soup stations or the issuance of ration
cards, and we are optimistic enough
to believe that the genius that has
placed the u. S. A. in the forefront
of the nations of the earth will ex-
tricate it from the bog in which it is
struggling, and make, if not all, at
least the great majority of rs, as
happy as the mundane harassments
of humanity will permit.
(Dear Mr.. Editor-Regard for your
space limitations compels me to re-
frain from considering IN this issue
the average citizens view of such
matters as the retention of article K
in the League of Nations covenant,
the enlargement of the navy. the jap
anese situation, the proposed treaty
of peace with Germany. the yammer-
ines of the socialists, the Sinn-Fein
efforts to involve us IN war with Eng
land, the insolence of the Kaiserites
in holding a pro-German mass meet
ing in New York, and the cowardice
of the local authorities IN permitting
it, the restriction of immigration, the
probable winner of the 1921 worlds
series, how long it will be before the
firm of Lenine and Trotsky goes
bust and whether Main Street
presents \ true picture Of American
smaIl-town life.. If you are &C.
quiescent and your readers tolerant
! shall be pleased to give You another
instalment In the near future, but fol
the present trust the above win suf-
fee. A. ". Isitor.
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OF CURRENT EVENTS

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sv6ho zvoleni pujdehdo Wash
ingtonu bude usilovati o zmir
n6ni pfftomneho Volsteadova
prohibicnlho zakona.
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MAYOREM NEW YORKU.
ZvOlen opstne Hylan, kandi-
dat Tammcny Hall, Ohr0mnou
vStsinOu.

New York, 9. list. John F.
Hylan byl opetne zvolen mayo
rem New Yorku vcera neivetsi
v6tSinou, jakou kdy obdrzel
kterykoli kandidat pro omen Il
rad. Ackoli hlasy nebyly jest6
vsechny spocitany, jisto jest, ze
Hylanova v6tSina mad Curra-
mem kandidatem koalice, do
sahne 100000.
Fusioniste brzy z vecera We
deli, re Sc ma ne vail tamanysti
cka lavina V II hodin iejich
kandidat, major Henry H. Cur
ran, postal nasledujici telegram
mayoru Hylanovi:
'Blahopfeji vam k vaSemu
zvolenf mayorem New Yorku a
preji vam uspesnou administra-
ci'.
Ohromujici vft6zstvi mayora
Hylana, jenz svoji kampan OPT
raj skoro upln6 o svoji opposici
prcti zvysenemu jizdnemu ma
mistnich liniich poulicni drahy
q dopravnf komisi utvorene
snemem statu New Yorku k RI
zenf dopravnf situace, vzalo S
sebou cely tammanysticky IL
stek - mestske, okresni, OBJ
vodni dokonce mensf IRA
dy.
0 pdlnoci nebylo ami jedin6-
no 'pozustaleho' vraku fusi-
onistG. Tez soudce William S.
Andrews, republikansky kandi-
dat pro statnf odvolaci soud,
byl smeten tammanystickou
vlnou We mest6, ackoli obdrzel
znacne vetsiny We state. Zdali,
20 scitani hlasd V celem state
ukaze Sc, re byl zvolen, bude
to jenom velmi nepatrnou vet
sinou. Demokratickym kandi-
datem jest Townsend Scudder,
jenz die vysledkG az dosud INA
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POHREB BYVALEHO
KRALE.
Bavoraci dokazali, re jsou v
srdci dosud monarchisty.

Mnichov, Z. listopadu. =
Vcera konal Sc zde pohreb by
valeho bavorskeho krale Ludvi
ka. Ucastenstvf bylo obrovske'
a nadhera vSude Sc jevila. Mo-
narchiste re vsech koncin Ba-
vorska pfijeli k pohrbu do Mni
choya a V pruvodu bylo tolik
vojenskych uniforem jako "a
nejake slavnosti armadni. Mar
Salek Ludendorf pfijel 2 Ber-
lima a MIN podilelo Sc ma
pohfbu i mnozstvf jinych vo-
jenskych hodnostaru u rise.
Byvaly korunnl prime Rup-
precht, "a rakvl zvecneleho pa
novnfka kracejicf, byl pozdra-
vovan jako pfistf kral Bavor-
ska. K pohrbu pfijel tez byva-
~ bulharsky kral s celou dru-
|zinou a rovnez Prusko vyslalo
k pohrbu cetne svych princd a
vysoke slechty.
Bavorstf sedlaci pfisli do
hlavniho mesta v celych zastu-
pech, "a to vsak socialiste .ji-
nj pokrokovci Sc monarchisti-
cke demonstraci vyhybali.
Prime Rupprecht po pohrbu Wy
dial provolani, nemz projevil
uspokojeni, jakou lasku narod
vuci kralovskemu rodu Ia smu
tecnich slavnosti vcera proje-
vii. Uherska vlada zaslala Rup
prechtovi soustrast mad ztra-
tou ex-krale Lpdvlka a pr tom
titulovala prince jako pristiho
, krale bavorskeho.
VcereJsl pruVod byl tax dl0u
hy, re trvalo to tfi hodiny, nez
posledni oddil pochodujicich
Ike kostelu sc dostal. Demon
strace ma cizince musela zane
chati DOZEN, jakoby v nemec-
Ike rlsi nebylo republiky, ny
J brz clsafStvi,
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DOHODNUTI CESKOSLO-
VENSKO-POLSKE.

Praha, 8. list. Pc dvouden
MIN vyjednavani, V nemz do
slo k dorozum6ni 0 vSech otaz-
kach, smlouva mezi Polskem a
Ceskoslovenskem byla podepsa-
ma zde v6era. Vyrozumiva Sc,
ze dohodnuti ustanovuje neu-
tralitu We vsech otazkach tyka-
iicfch Sc jedne ze smluvnych
stran a vzajemnou podporu Y
otazkach tykajicfch Sc obou
stran smlouvy.
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WILSON HLASOVAL v NEW
JERSEY.

Princeton, N. j., 8. list. Has
Woodrow Wilsona We statni vol
be odevzdan byl "a neho dnes
Holmesem B. La Ruem, pred
sedou volebni komise okresu
Mercer, die zakona, jenz dovo-
luie hlasovanf nepritomnych OBJ
GanG. Ackoli nebydlil V Prince
ton cd r. 1912. drivejsi presi-
dent poklada ono mesto dosud
"a svdj domov a az do sve ne
moci V r. 1919 zajizdel tam 0
Eazdych volbach odevzdati O.
sobn6 svdj hlas.
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KRVAVE VOLBY " KEN
TUCkY.

Louisville, KY, 8. list. Una
me 'ztraty' We volbach V Ken
tucky jsou dnes udavany ma
deset zabitych a devet rane-
nych. Devet muzG bylo usmrce-
no We dvou bitkach v okresu
Ereathitt; jeden muz a jedna
zena byli raneni V Louisville a
jeden muz byl zabit a diva JIM
vazn6 poraneni V okresu Estill.
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PREDPISOVANf PIVA.

Washington, 7. listopadu. =
Prohibicni komisar Haynes pod
nikl opet zmeny V pfedpisovani
letiveho piva, die nichz lekafi
smeji vydati jen sto receptu Y
devadesati dnech, tedy nikoli
sto V kazdem mesici, JAKE pG-
vodn6 bylo oznamovano.
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BONUS scHVALEN v OHIO.
Ia to druhy d0datek Il ustave
ma ukladani volicske dane
pOrazen.
BULLETIN.

Columbus, O., 9. list. Selzre-
tar statu Smith Odhadovcl dnes
ranO, re celkem 100000 hIa-
81 bylo vrzeno pri vcersjsi W.
be. Ma zaklads vysledkI az d
sud znamych pocital, re obcan-
stvO cdhlasovslo bonus pro vO-
jaky Ohia, slouzivSi We valcc,
vstSinou 100000, kdezto nd-
vrh ma move rozd6leni senat-
mich distriktI dodatek k IL
stave, ably snemu dostalo sc
prav, ulOziti v0licslou dan, by
~ p0razeny vStsinami 0d ESQ.,
600 do 100000.
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Stalo Sc, co bylo sice pon6-
kud tuSeno, ale nikoli oceka-
vano. Stare maSiny politickych
stran zrezavely a vypovidaly
ga vcerejSich voleb sluzbu,
neb zvitezil kandidat Fred
Kohler vetSinou n6co pres
1000 hlasd, ktery nekonal ami
zadnych vefejnych schulz, ba
ami neoznamil pracovni pro-
gram. Ufadovanl noveho may
ora ma vlastne byti take po-
slednlm, neb obcanstvo Sc wee
Ia rozhodlo pro zavedeni sy-
stemu mestskeho managera,
kteryz plan uveden bude Gin
most "a diva roxy, nebude-li o.
vsem do te dolby 1stava mesta
podrobena move zm6ne.
Druhym co do pettu HASA
Jest "a zvolenym nynejsi mayor
Fitzgerald, jenz mel "a sebou
nejen stranu republikanskou,
ale tez siinou mocnou dosud
radnicni kliku, tretim jest de-
mokraticky kandidat Haserodt
a "a MIN kluSe jako ctvrty
Hinchliffe, neodvisly republi-
kan. A daleko ia t6mito pri-
idou Y uvahu ostatni tTi kandi-
dati, neodvisly demokrat ]. j.
Boyle, kandidat socialisticke
strany prace Fred Brown a po-
slednim jest "hodinovy kandj-
dat, neodvisly demokrat Hub
bell, jenz nam toho tolik ma
sliboval.
A. j. Hirstius, klerks volebni
rady dnes rano prohlasil, re
hlaSOVanl pro mayora Jest do
sud dosti pochybnym, re bude
zapotrebi kontrolniho pfepocf-
tani odevzdanych hlasu. Pochy
by svoje opira o fakt, ze pri
Volbach odevzdano bylo kolem
100000 listkd a re snadno pr;
scltani sc mohla vlouditi chyba.
Znovusc:tanl hlasu delo by Sc
arci jen cestou ufedni.
Nektefi Fitzgeraldovi privr-
zenci dnes rano prohlasovali
re padu, kdyby Kohler me-
menslm poctem hlasu Zyiteziti
budou zadati move scitani
listka, drive nez-li tyto budou
zniceny.
Nejvice pfekvapeni volebni
mi vysledky isou vddci obou
velkych politickych stran, iimi
bylo vcera dano ma srozume
nou, re volicstvo nikterak ne
specha "a tim, ktery jest stra
nou navrzen.
Kdyz pratele move zvolen{
hlavy mesta prisli, ably gratu
lovali do jeho residence, 1882
vych. 81. ul., nenalezli novo
peceneho pana mayora donna
ami sama pi. mayorova memo
hla 'udati, kde manzel jejl We
ri. Die nekterych zprav odjel
jakmile vCera rano odvolil, dt
Green Spring, O., ably 81 p'
Rampant ponekud oddechl.
Potesitelnym jest, re znac
nou vetsinou proslo vydani bon
du We vysi dvou millionu nj
stavbu move vefejne knihovn.
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Columbus, O., 8. list. Ohiosti
obtan6 rozhodli dnes yelikou
yetSinou, aby nnuzGm tohoto
statu, ktefi nosih uniformu
posledni valce, byla vyplacena
dodatecna nahrada. SoucasnG
rozhodlo obcanstvo velikou vet
sinou, any podrzen byl Y dsta-
va nrpds 81 zakaz prot ukla-
oanl v0lIcske dane a ze stat ne-
ma b1ti rozdelen Y move senat-
ri distrikty. Ackoli nelze dosud
udati ami priblizne v6tsinu, jez
byla vrzena pro vojensky bo-
nus, jezto vezme to delsi dobu,
nezli z venkovskych precinktd
dojdou zpraYy, odhaduje sc
vzhledem ku vysledkum az do
sud znamym cd 100000 do
100000.
Navrh ma rozd6leni statu ma
move senatni distrikty byl pod
porovan republikary, kdezto
demokrat6 byi proti n6mu V
opposici. Atkoli nebyl tax z,e
porazen, jako ustavni dodatek
y zajmu ukladani volicske da-
ne, prece jenom znacna vetsi-
ma byla proti n6mu odevzdana.
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ZENA PIONYRKA ZE-
MRELA.

st. Paul, Mimi, 7. list. We
v6ku S5 rokd zemrela zde pi.
Anna Ceskova, vdova pc zesnu
lem V. Ceskovi, jenz byval vel
mi tinnym V kruzich c. S. P. S.
{. pred nekolika roxy druzku
svoii ma vecnost predeSel. Man
zel6 Ceskovi usazeni byli pres
Sedesat rokd V t6to zemi, tax re
rfinalezeli mezi ty nejstarsi
Ceskoamericke osadniky.