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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
PEARSONS ISLAND.

The oystermen of this place are
busy getting ready for the oyster
season, which commences Septem bel
10. 1t is thought that the catch ur
here is good this summer and WE
trust that our inspectors will not LEI
the tongers take the small oysters
from the rocks and by so doing keen
them depleted all of the time.
Most of the farmers are busy
saving their fodder this week.
Capt. w. F. Bray, was in Norfolk
last week on business.
Walter Hayden, of Wheaton. has
accepted a position as clerk for W.
Ii. Sandy & Co., at this place.
IL. G. Oakley has just completed
a new courthouse on his farm,
o. ID. Hale has nearly oompleted
his house and he expects to move in.
to it IN q week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hale and
two children, Mary Alice and viii
liam Taylor, of Mathews county,
visited at the formers perennial home
iales Point, last week.
The many friends of DIR. J.. G.
Mitchell are sorry to hear of his con.
tinued iliness but wish for him a
speedy recovery.
You DON'T KNOW DO You?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
WHEAT WILL 90 HIGHER.

1t is now established that there is
great shortage in the 1904 wheat
crop. Russia and Argentina, because
of war, have failed to furnish Europe
with their usual supplies, and the
United States is being looked to.
Owing to the recent strength of
wheat, the price of flour in Balti-
more advanced about 80 cents q
barrel last week. This advance
follows an advance of 25 cents a
barrel made the latter part of the
week before. and an advance of Is
cents a barrel in Western -four lust
previous to that.
Hunters of black rust, who have
put the wheat bears utterly to rout
in the last two weeks and in that
time have sent the September option
up IA cents, the December up 10
cents and the May up 90 cents, are
now securing the fields of Manitoba
for more damage signs. They seem
about to convince spectators that
the United States and Northwest
Canada together will fall LOO, OOO,-
900 bushels short of producing az
much wheat as this country alone
produced last year--637, 900, 900.
Wheat this week reached $l.I2.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
Communicated.)
AN APPEAL

On the outskirts of the village of
,Heathsvllle stands a building which
bears the dignifed title of the
Heathsville Graded school house. /,
Is In sad repair, The fence around
Is held up lay a plank here and there
and the gate swings upon one hinge.
The window lights have been
knocked out, the panels kicked from
two OF the doors and the plasterinp
has fallen from the walls. The
children were taught in this misera-
Die place last winter. Otter the cold
was intense. There seems TO be no
disposition on the part of the author.
tiles to put the building in better re-
pair. Another session will soon
open. Cannot something be done:
The present state of affairs has exis-
ted long enough. The children are
the ones who suffer and this appeal
is in their behalf. Will the Super
lntendent of Schools be kind enough
to "move" on his trustees and at once.
If nothing is done in week or so, |
suggest that the patrons of the
school hold a meeting, estimate
amount necessary for repairs, raise
the funds and have the work done.
The building is not fit to teach in
as it now is and the children should
not be made to suffer on account of
the negligence of other people.
have no more to say n0ss.
ONE OF THE PATRONS.
Heathsville, Va, Aug. 90, 1904.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

A PROMINENT Washingtonian tells
us that next to Judge Parker's pro-
nunciamento against second term
nothing has struck so sympathetic a
chord in the breasts of Democrats
and Republicans alike in and about
Washington as his declaration on the
absolute necessity of keeping indie
pendent of each other the different
departments of goyernment-execu-
tive, legislative and judicial. And
the country believes that Alton b,
Parker will live up to his convictions,
the political satellites notwithstand-
ing.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
KIRKLAND GROVE CAMP.

For decade or more the Baptists
OF Northumberland and adjoining
counties have gathered annually at
Kirkland Grove near Heathsville for
a ten days encampment.
The camp was opened FRIDAY
August 10, and will close Monday
morning next. The crowd on Sun
day was simply immense, and large
crowds are expected throughout the
entire week. Forty-four of the fifty
cottages are occupied and over $50
people are tenting on the ground.
The grounds have been thoroughly
cleaned and all the cottages repaired
and white-wasbed.
Owing to the sickness of DIR. G..
W. Beale, DIR. j. w. Porter, of New
port News, has charge of the relig-
lous part of the program. He is
being assisted by Revs. II. q. White
hurst and Richard Edwards.
The services are about the same as
IN former years, viz: morning PRAYER.
chlidrens' meeting, services at IL
O'Clock In the morning, 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon and 8 o'clock at night.
Several conversions have alread '
been the result of these services.
The singing this year is especially
good and is conducted by w.
Andrew Jones, assisted by Mrs. Ped
and daughter, Miss Clara. Misses
Louise Anderson, Maud Nelms and
others preside at the organ.
Kirkland Grove has always been
noted for its good behavior but this
year even in that feature there is a
marked improvement. The hotel.
confectionery stands and horse lots
are all prepared to give better service
than ever before. Il. f. Ashburn
has made his boarding tent quite a
popular place, and as result it is
tllled each day almost to OVERLOOKING.
Frank Settle is running one confec-
tionery stand, while James q. Rice
is conducting the other. o. V.
Belts has charge Of both horse lots
and the horses are fsrng we'll.
Many of the old tenters who have
failed to get to Kirkland for the past
two or three years are here in force
this year and the social feature il of
the best.
Thus ends the first half of the 1904
encampment of Kirkland Grove, and
there ID every indication of even a
more successful finish.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

HE editor has received, through
the courtesy of Judge j. G. Ewell,
Commander of Lancaster camp Con
federate Veterans, copy of the Off
cial report of the History Committee
of theState Grand Camp, read at the
meeting at Newport News last year,
The subject of discussion is that of
the relative number of troops fur
aished the Confederacy by the States
of Virginia and North Carolina.
The subject has been one of much
newspaper controversy, not unat-
tended by bitterness, and we hope it
will not again arise. With it's
smaller population and its geograph-
scal location as compared with Vir-
ginia, North Cardinals claim to
having furnished about fifty thou
sand more troops than the Old Do
minion has always seemed to us
20 be too preposterous for serious
discussion. The Old North State
-'done NOBLE" but under the
facts and statistics produced BY
Hon. George l.. Christian she must
cake step down in her claims and
admit that conditions were exactly
the reverse from what she claimed
that Virginia was the one that fur
nished half hundred thousand
oiore troops to the cause of the Con-
fedency.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
Friday, August 26, 1904.

NEXT deserving condemnation to
the cowardly stealth of the lurking
murderer is that act of the human
being who loads up with liquor and
unfortunately RACES with danger
GUS weapons among friend and foe
alike. Strong drink is responsible
for two classes of heinous murders.
The cowsrdly wretch who wants
to pay off an old score, but is
too timid to do it in manly way,
resorts to the wine cup to "brace his
nerves" for the decide it mental
or phy'ical battle. This class is the
most to be despised of all imbibers,
The other class is the convivial fell
dow whom strong drink drives upon
the war path. If he be a husband
and father his usual course is to 90
home reeling, strike down the wife
and mother and grasping the limo,
cent babe by the heels to dash out Its
brains against the wall or bed post.
If he is not so fortunate as to have his
own blood and bone to depredate
upon he takes it out on any he
chances to meet, and this is most
frequently some friend who has been
drinking with him. And because
good citizens would deter such evils
and fight for temperance they are tc
Doe viewed as fanatics not only by the
dealers and consumers of this fire
out by a class of socalled temper
ance people (some of them preachers
who are always apologizing for the
evil doors in community and lend.
ing them huge moral support. Look
at Lancaster under the baneful in.
Huence of saloons and look at her
aow, even though the curse Is kept
secretly alive by milk and water tenn
perance people.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

DEMOCRATS were in much of a
qnandary when it seemed that all of
Wall Street was turning to Parker,
bat they took it as a sign that the
financiers of the country, along with
the "plain people," had great coufl.
dence in the Democratic nominee
and very little faith in President
Roosevelt. This is still the quiet
sentiment in monied circles, but j.
Pierpont Morgan and his Republi.
can associates see in it good thing
to support the Republican party,
from whose leaders they have the
promise that Mr.. Roosevelt should be
muzzled-and muzzled he is-and if
elected should be to them real good
toy-and good boy he is expected to
De. In consideration of this we are
now told that Wall Street has yeered
back to its old moorings and
anchored with the G. o. P. as
companions on board. No one be-
lieves that this coercion will lose
Parker many-if any--votes, for
those bankers who had previously
formed an opinion favorable to Judge
Parker may be expected to say little
and vote early.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Hon. w. A. Jones will speak a
the following places and dates:
Gloucester @. H., September 5th
Bowling Green, September 18th
Matthews @. H., September 10Th
Saluda, September 9th.
Spotsylvania @. H., October Ord.
Heathsville, October 10th.
King + Queen @. H., October i lth
Tappahannock, October 18th.
Montross, October cath.
Announcements for the Eastern
Shore counties will be made later on.
Democratic papers in District please
copy.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

Nor only are the people at Wash
ington alarmed at the treasury def
cit but the people throughout the
whole country are aghast. Evidently
this is a Democratic year. When
ever the surplus is exhausted in the
U. S. Treasury a Democrat is called
to the rescue.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

The Baltimore Herald, a morning
contemporary in that city, has made
two notable strides within the past
few days. 1t has declared for the
national Democratic ticket, and will
enlarge its scope by issuing an after
noon edition. The moves are along
the lines of enlightenment and
progress and we wish the Herald,
both morning and evening, unstinted
success.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
SHOPPING FOR LADIES

Save travelling expenses and have our
shopping done by Mrs. j. T.. Meanley.
SSO4 OAK ST., Baltimore. She is In
close touch with the best stores and can
save our ladies money on their nunohaees
In al lines. II costs them nothin0re rtrs
Samples sent upon request
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

Read our digest OF war news and
then say il the CITIZEN Ia rot
worth the subscription price. We
read and sift for you-crack the nut
and hand you the kernel-in all
that's going,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
FOR SALE.

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10 Z. HlLSON, Reedville, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
To CURE A COLD IN ONE nav

Take Laxative Bromo ouInine Tablets. Al
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

All communications or business letters
should be addressed to the VIRGINIA CITIZEN.
lrvington, Va. to receive prompt attention
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Obituaries, religious notices of entertain
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

Druggista who sell cocaine il
Virginia are being heavily fined.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
TROUBLE IN CHINA.

-, ' I"'SA hoSiohai COuipIlCdLlOUS
may result, bringing China into the
war.
Britain and America insist upon
China's remaining neutral. Further
complications, however, have arisen,
and 1T is feared that the world, al.
most, will yet become involved in
war. A Japanese torpedo boat
steamed into the harbor of Shan o hal,
China, cleared for action, and came
to anchor near the Russian cruiser
Askold. which is in dock next to a
Standard Oil Company warehouse.
The American destroyer Chaunoey,
which had gone out to meet the
Japanese boat, slipped in between
the latter and the Askold and an.
chored. The Chinese Taotai Tor
mayor has ordered the Askold to
leave or disarm. The Russian Con-
sui flatly refuses to do either. The
matter is being discussed by the
Powers, and their representatives at
Shanghai will be inst ructed.
Chinese authorities will not per-
NIT further work on the disabled
Russian ships at Shanghai, and they
will be disarmed. The Sevastopol
is reported damaged by a mine at
Port Arthur, aud Che Foo sends out
the information that the ships in the
harbor are unable to fight.
PORT ARTHUR HANGS IN BALANCE.
The long-lcoked-for time has
evidently come when the siege guns
Of the investing Japanese armies
ire rendering the anchorages of the
fleet within the harbor of
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26
PORT ARTHUR MY TOMB"
50 WIRES BRAVE CENTRAL STOESSFI
Rains Stop Fighting in The North, But Port Arthur
Is Winning a Place in History.
THE GREYHOUND "NOyIK AND WHOLE CREW PERISH IN FEARFlH
MIDNIGHT FIGHT.


The rainy season in Manchuria is
near its close, the last fearful rains,
it Is believed, having fallen.
The most familiar term i'm Russian
army and naval circles just now is
this: 81 regretski to reportski."
They are cracker-Japs, aren't
they? Well, reckon we can feed
EN- while they fight.-IHe YellOac
Jacket.
The Japanese "My Country, IT'S
of Thee" runs as follows:
"Kimi ga yo wa,
Chiyo nj yachiyo nj,
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MiaStO Baltimore SpaIOnG !
Katastrofa przypOminajaca pozar miasta Chi
cago W roku 1871.
Przeszlo sto milion6w dolar6w szkody.
Japonia zrywa stosuni dyplomatyczne Rosya,
WOJNA NIEUNIKNIONA.

on daznosc do uszczuplenia kap}a-
nom praw obywatelskich. To RE
czywiscie jest jego niesprawledli-
woscia szkodliwoscia spoleczna.
Niesprawiedliwoscia wzgledem
kapian6w, a szkodllwoScia ola
wszystkich, bo tam gdzie "sieja
nienawisG", a wyzej cd patryoty-
zmu stawiaja interes stronnic-
twa, MECH bsda ci, ktorzy lago-
dza, przypominajqc przykazania
Boskie. Ale idzmy konseowentnie
"a mysla hr. Moya, Trzeba Cd
grodzic cd walk wyborczych VIE
lu innych obywateli: sedziow, a
by przy wydawaniu wyrokow by
Ii bezstronni, ,urzednik0w publicz-
nych, ,bo moga dokuczac swym po-
litycznym przeciwnikom, adwo-
kat6w, ably ME bronili opieszale
swych klientow nalezqcych do in
nego stronnictwa, lekarzy, zeby
r6wnie chetnie Spieszyli do cho-
rych 1iberalow, jak do chorych
socyalistow t. d. Ktoz zostanie
do wykonywania wybor6w? Jedy-
ME CT, kt6rzy ME moga wywierac
ma bliznich zadnego wptwu. Ale
W takim razie czy maja prawo
wywiewrac wplyw na pahstwo i
spoleczne zycie?
Rozwiniecie w ten sposob
wniosku hr. Moya odslania jego
niemozliwosc. Jezeli wybory ro-
bia DUO zlego, to ME tenn trze-
ba mysle6, jak Cd mich usunac
najlepsze w spo}eczenstwie zy-
wioly, lecz jedynie tem,jak same
wybory poprawic, ably przestaly
sprawiac z1e. Ma to jest duzo zna-
nych sposob6w, a kazdy Z Mich
stokrot praktyczniejszy i korzy-
stniejszy dla spoleczehstwa cd
wszelkich pomysI6ws rozwinie-
tych Z tego paczka, jakim jest
wniosek hr. Moya,
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TELEGRAMY.

Baltimore, Md, Sgo lutego. =
Cd wczoraj pozar niszczy miasto
Baltimore. Najwspanialsza czeSc
miasta juz jest w ruinach, dotych-
czasowe szkody zrzadzone obll-
czaja ma sto milion0w dolar6w.
Katastrofa pozarna, zupelnie
podobna do katastrofy, jaka ma
wiedzila miasto Chicago dnia 8
pazdziernika 1871, zniszczyla O.
becn1e miasto Baltimore. Pozar,
kt6ry powstaa wczoraj pred 60
dzina II w poludnie, ,obrocii w pc
rzyne najwspanialsze gnachy
miasta srozy sic jeszcze. OSmiu
strazakow zosta{o zabitych przy
gaszeniu. DwadzieScla kwadrato-
wych "blokow" w biznesoWej
czesci miasta ley w gruzach.
Gmach pocztowy pail sic; W plo-
mieniach tez stoi ratusz wybudo-
wyny kosztem $4,000 900. Teatr ma
Holiday str. wysadzono w po-
w1etrze dynamitem; spali} sic
gmach United States Express Co.
! centralne biura kolei Baltimore
and Ohio. Dziesiatki ludzi costa
}y uszkodzone. Kilka szpltal6w w
sr6dmieSciu tax jest uszkodzo-
nych, a diva Mich spalone, re
uszkodzonych w ambulansach
ro1woza do zak1adow poza mia
stem. Wszystkie druty TELEGRAPH
czne pozrywane. Wszystkie wy
dawnictwa gazet, moze Z wyjat-
kiem "Sun", spalone. Kilka maj
wlekszych bankow, zawieraja-
cych got6wke najmniei W sumie
miliona dolar6w, ley W ruinach,
Setki tysiecy ludzi b}adza bezra-
dnie po ulicach, ME wiedzac, CO z
SODA zrobit.
Przynajmniej 1000 firm utraci-
10 swe sk1ady. Dotychczas po-
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z urzedu zdIrowia.

Liczba zmarlych w zeszlym ty-
godniu przenosiia liczbe zmar-
lych re zaprzesziego tygodnla> o
AZ osob. Umarlo ogoiem os6b
500. Liczba takich, ktorzy ulegli
chorobie zapalenia pluc, doszla do
Isl, a wiec wzrosla w stosunku
do tygodnia zaprzeszlego o 80 O.
sob. w miesiacu styczniu umar}o
ogolem ma zapalenie pluc 5o4 o.
sob. Suchoty zabraly zaledwle
polowe tyle ludzi, co zapalenie
pluc. Ma raka umarlo 26, ma dyf-
terye IL, ma grype II, ma szkarla-
tyne 6, ma tyus 5 osob. Dyfterya
tyfus zmniejszyly sic w zesziym
tygodniu, natomiast liczba osob,
zapadiych ma szkarlatyne zwiek-
szyla sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-08
kr0nika MiejscoWa,
Morderstwo.

U pani Maryi Nowak pm. 1908
Sacramento ave. miesZkalo dWoch
stotownikow, braci Sakowicz. Je-
den braci wyprowadzil sic cd
Nowakowej pred dwoma tygo-
dniaml namawiai wv sobote swe-
60 brata Grzegorza, azeby uczy-
nil tax samo, gdyz niepodoba}o
mu sic prowadzenie Nowakowej.
Z tego powodu przyszfo miedzy
Sakowiczami Nowakowa do
kf6tni. Brat Grzegorza strzelif do
niewlasty piec. razy z rewolweru
przyIozy} nastepnie sobie rewol-
wer do skroni. Przekonawszy sic.
re wszystkie naboje wystrzelil,
rzucil bron zaczal uciekac, co sll
stanelo. Sasiedzi przywolali poll
eye, puszczono sic w pogoh "a
morderca przytrzymano go. Wy
prowadziwszy sic cd Nowako-
wei, mleszkai Sakowicz pm. 731
w. 18 ulicy. Liczy on 22 lat VIE
ku i r6wnie jak jego 1S letni brat
Jest maszynista.
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KR0TKIE N0TATKI MIEJSKIE.

- 60 letni veteran John Nc Hugh
rozgniewai sic W szynku pm. "a Madi-
son str. ma gospodarza Patricka Con-
ney jego kelnera w. r. King. Stree
lii do obydw6ch rewolweru. Conney'-
mu przestrzelii piers ma wylot, Kinga
skaleczyi lekko. Aresztowano .wojowni-
czego weterana
= Przy zaciaganiu stalowej kurty.
ny W teatrze Grand Opera House spadf
ma Johna Robson ciezki miotek taks
sila, &e Robson upadf ma ziemie ME
przytomny, 2 roztrzaskana czaszka.
= 81 letni ]. M. Loesher wrocii pi-
jany do domu pm. 7S w. Lake str. !
poiozy1 sic spat, lecz ME obudzii sic
re snu. Zaczadzii sic gazem.
= Sad powiatowy przyzna} W sty-
czniu roznym obywatelom $4,000 od-
szkodowania cd miasta. Sad apelacyj.
ny skaza} nadto miaSto ma zaplacenie
$22,050 odszkodowania. Ogolem winno
obecnie miasto roznym osobom S5,-
O23,850.81. Zkad wziase lyle picnic
dzy?
= Niemcy urzadzaja wielka demon
stracye przeciwko rozporzadzeniu, ma
jacemu ma celu zapobiegac pijahstwu
1 burdom nocnym po knajpach. Nowy
dowod wyzszosci kultury niemieckiej.
Johnson Express Co. uzyskala
wyrok sadowy, zabraniajacy unii
chIopcow do roznoszenia poselek ME
pokoic innych chiopcow W usiugach
kompanii. Unia chlopcow liczy S3
czionkow
w szpitalu Si6str Elzbietanek u-
mari konduktor George Becker, po-
strzelony piatek przez rabusia ma
zbiegu Western ave. Diversey boul|
= Ma rogu Wabash ave. IL ul.
potracif owen w. Davis dziewczyne,
ktorej towarzysz TAX energicznie pre-
trzepa} sk6re zawadyace, re policya
musiala go odwiezc do szpitala.
William R. Harper, prezes Chi
cagoskiego Uniwersytetu, cierpi ma
zapalenie slepej kiszki. Dotychczas
ME ma potrzeby poddania chorego o
peracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-08
ROk XIV.

automobile w Genie 500 do 10000
dolarow. Sa tam wozy ciezarowe,
omnibusy ma 10 osob i powoziki
ma jedne osobe. Miedzy innyml
zwraca powszechna uwage samo-
chod columbia" w ktorym od-
byto podroz z Chicago do New
Yorku, . wiec 1I77 mil, W pre-
ciagu 76 godzin. Wystawa trwac
bedzie przez caiy biezacy tydzieh.
Mona ia zwiedzac po poludniu /
wieczorem.
Poczatki Rampant wyborczej.
Komisya wyborcza wezwala
w a S c e zajazdow,
roznych COS p Q d i tym
podobnych zakfadow, W ktorych
biedni mieszkahcy zwykli prze-
pedzac noce, azeby przedstawili
listy stalych swoich gosci, poda-
jac ich nazwiska j wick. Rozcho-
dzi sic o to, azeby ma listy wy
borcow ME dostawali sic ludzie,
ME majacy prawa giosowania.
w klubie demokratycznym L
roquois odbyla sic instalacya no
wego zarzadu. Przewodniczacy
sedzia Tuley ustapil miejsca pre-
zydentowi Charlesowi Gunther.
Podczas bankietu wyglaszano
mowy, W kt6rych zaznaczono, re.
jezeh kandydatem ma prezydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych zostanie
nlianowany general Miles, no
minacye ma gubernatora stanu
Illinois otrzyma Samuel Alschu-
Ter, okaze sic ma jesieni, re demo-
kraci odniosa zwycieztwo W sta
mach Illinois, New York kilku
innych, dotychczas republican,.
skich.
Senator Hopkins, kongresman
Lorimer wykolejony politykier
DOC" Jameson byli wv Biaiym
domu i zapewnili Roosevelta, re
MECH kto chce otrzyma nomina-
eye ma gubernatora, stan Illinois
'stanie przy urnach wyborczych
podczas Rampant jesiennej, po
stronie republikahskiego handy
data ma prezydenta, jezeli tylko
tym kandydatem bedzie Roose-
velt. Dano mu przytem do zrozu-
mienia, re bysoby dobrze, azeby
"Doc" Jameson otrzymai tym-
czasem jaki polityczny COB.