davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29

The two were SO, engrossed in each
other that they (did not notice the
entrance of the third person. And
surely the two were fascinating enough
each of them-to make it no won
der.
She was of the Cleopatra type and
singularly perfect in face and form and
color and grace. Her magnificent
gown was designed to show or suggest
all the beauties of her voluptuous fig
ure. Jewels flashed from her hands
and hair and neck and ears Her dark
eyes sparkled with passion and her
red lips breathed love. She was a
dream to ravish the fancy of any man.
He was tall, sinewy, alert, distinctly
handsome, with a broad, intelligent
forehead-a man to attract attention
anywhere. There was something a
trifle shifty about his keen eyes and
something trifle weak about his
lower face and something trife SEN
sual about his lips-but this was all
indefnable and apparent only upon
close analysis. AS a whole he was a
fine appearing man and he carried him
self as one who had won the fight with
the world.
They were talking eagerly, Joyously,
and the first intimation they had of the
advent of the third person Nas when
her shadow fell across the table at
which they sat. They glanced up sim
ultaneously, and both looked a trifle
startled at hrst. Th-nl Sae woman
looked cuntOmptuous and triumphant
and the man looked annoyed and de-
| fiant.
The third person was woman
slight of build and her worn face was
surmounted by brown hair plainly
dressed, and was illuminated by great
gray eyes which would have been beau
tiful had they not been so sad. She
was dressed simply in black.
We'll" remarked the woman at the
table after an awkward pause, Ito
what do we owe this-this intrusion?"
She spoke with studied insolence.
The third person neither flushed nor
shank from the insult She did not
lock at the man at all, but kept a
ste ady and searching gaze upon the
| NNiudu dt inc topic' "hO iSohSu p"Sh
and famed herself lazily with price
less fan.
81 came to see you" replied the
third person in low distinct tones.
The woman at the table shifted un-
easily under the steady gaze and the
self-poise of the other woman. She
reached out for jeweled paper knife
on the table.
The third person smiled sadly.
You need not fear me-" she said.
"At first l had thoughts of personal
vengeance, but only for moment
am not angry. What | have lost is
probably due to my own fault and you
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
The Chlldleas.

When the green tide of summer flows,
She waits beside the frail pink rose
And looks with eyes of Paradise
On the dear world that childhood knows.
The evening lilies, pale and sweet,
Stay Tor an hour her little feet;
Wistful she stands with pleading hands,
Hands that my lips 50 yearn to greet.
When the white blooms OF winter fall,
She fingers by the garden wall
SO small and still in the gray chill
o child, could you but hear my call
When the great night falls full and deep,
And all home children lie asleep,
Could she but rest upon my breast
o child what wondrous watch I'd keep.
Emery Pottle in EveryboGy's Magazine.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
JoKERs GET BUSY IN AURORA
Honeymoon Signs on House of Newly
Married Couple.

Honeymoon Signs on House OF Newly
Married Couple.
The home of John McEvoy, the
merchants policeman, who was mar
ried at Aurora, has been decorated
with plentiful supply of placards by
his friends, says the Chicago Inter
Ocean. Street cars run right by the
door and the lettering on the signs
is so large that they can be read from
the street.
On both fronts of the home are
posters tackled up so conspicuous that
no one passes without noticing them
and stopping to read them.
Some of the signs are:
Presents accepted
"Ain't 1t a shame John has to work
nights?"
mo cold feet for John this winter"
Our folks said we were old enough
to marry"
Two Is company, but three is apt
TO crPwd. Whit --------------..--
TT us too good to be true"
"Why didn't we do this sooner"
I'll be busy all next week"
I'll be busy all next week."
May all our troubles be little
ones"
A large picture of baby carriage
has inscribed underneath
"Oh, joy!"
Tackled on the window is a sign
which reads:
Dear Friends: Please do not butt
in for quite a while"
One card bears the following con.
versation:
"John-Fanny, where is my razor?
"Fanny-Why, John, dear, l am
using 1t for a potato knife"
Pilgrimages have been made to the
corner from all parts of the city dur.
ing the day, and the street has seen
more pedestrians than at any previ-
Gus time in its history.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29

MOST BEAUTIFUL Muslc-srANp
Falryllke Structure In Golden Gate
Park San Francisco.

FdTNp OdU FEaOClSSOs
San Francisco can truthfully boast
of having probably the largest, most
expensive, and most beautiful music.
stand in the world. II is constructed
entirely of fine granite, and is located
in the famous Golden Gate park. The
center, or music-stand proper, con
sists of square. towerlike structure
rising nearly eighty feet high above
the foundation.
Though massively constructed II
has a light, airy, and very graceful
architectural effect On the front side
Is the vast sounding she'll" or con-
cave, over fifty feet in height under
which tho musicians sit on a platform
capable of accommodating over 100
musicians.
Extending north and south are two
long, winglike colonnades, each about
60 feet IN length and as feet high,
and each supported by thirty.two
beautiful Corinthian columns 36 inches
I'm diameter at the base and tapering
gracefully upward. Leading up to the
base of these polished and shapely
columns are broad, massive stone
steps.
There is not a stick of timber, or
bolt or bar of metal, in the entire
structure. everything being built of
California granite and sandstone. The
cost of the structure was $4,000.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
Wears Shoes Flfty Years Old.

Mrs. ]. A. Livingston of Lima. Miss,
claims to be possessed of the Oldest
pair of shoes still in active service in
the United States. The venerable lady
is celebrated for, having the smallest
feet in the state. This fact has en-
sbled Mrs. Livingston to wear the
same pair of shoes her father present.
ed to-her more than fifty years ago.
It was in 1880 that she received the
shoes. Since then she has raised ten
children. the youngest now 81 years
of age. She still wears the shoes on
ali Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
Blackjack In Vermont.


Harry Noyes of Hyde Park, VT, shot
this season a pair of birds that !
think were Without doubt hybrids, g
cross between ruffed grouse and black
cock.
The birds were found in Cambridge,
this state, not far from Middlebury
where the writer had some years ago
a few pair of blackjack released
These hybrids were fully one-halt
larger than large ruffed grouse, and
the dark bands were a light chestnut
color. fas ~ 81
For several years after blackjack
were released we had favorable re-
ports of their breeding. and have no
doubt that they have by this time
spread over a considerable extent of
territory, and IT, they are crossing
with our native grouse 1t will please
the majority of sportsmen, as they
will make a larger mark to shoot at
and also give little more meat in the
pot.-Sheldon Correspondent of Forest
and Stream
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
HAWTHORN TREE THEIR MASCOT
Scottish Family Fears Disaster With
Decline of Relic.

In two notable cases in Britain the
family mascot is tree. The founda'
tlon of Cawdor castle, near Marin,
are built round a hawthorn tree, and
there is an ancient tradition to the
effect that the disappearance of this
tree will be a sign that dire misfor.
tunes will shortly overwhelm the fam.
lily. FRESHNESS to the hawthorn tree
of Cawdor" is consequently the hap.
piest form of felicitatlon to the Camp
bells of Cawdor. The tree must be
about five hundred years old, accord.
to the most moderate computation. so
that there cannot be very much
freshness" about 1t at the present
day. but 1t still has its roots in the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29

and JOY in their hours of leisure?
Don't you know that they hate gloom
and sermons and mandy pamby baby
ing? They can hire their buttons
sewed on and buy their meals. You
have had your chance and you have
lost, because you were not a fit mate
for a lion. He will now get his first
taste of real life and will shudder as
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
Has Lstter Of TrafaIaac Sailor.

Manchester N. H., man mas a let
ter written by Hugh POLAND on board
Of "his majesty's ship Bellona." July
u, 1912. He was taken prisoner by
-, 1912. He was taken prisoner by
the Americans at the battle of Lake
Champlain. He was afterward ex-
changed, but preferred to remain in
this country He spent ihe rest OF his
life II Vermont
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29

are simply an incident in the tragedy.
! came here for quite another pur-
pose"
"Of course you lost him through
your own fault" cried the woman at
the table vehemently "Oh, you cold
women, you self-effacng, gloomy, pas
sionless wives! What, do you think
men are, icebergs? No wonder they
leave you. Don't you know they are
strong and ardent and imaginative
that what they want is love and life
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
MANS BEARD CAUSE OF JEERa
Wore Hlrsute Adornment to Show His
Independence.

Among odd gravestones is one in
Leominster, Mass, which bears a por-
trait carved in marble, and the fol
lowing iscription:
Prosecuted for wearing the beard"
These few words gave but a faint
olew to the unique personality who
had this unusual memorial Of himself
chlsled on his monument.
Joseph Palmer died in Leominster,
Get. 30, 1873, at the age of 81. He is
rot mentioned in the town directory,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
Smallest Known Rose.

This is an exact life size photograph
Of the smallest rose which has been
achieved by the florists art. Its ap.
rropriate name is Baby Rambler"
and in every way It takes first place
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29
Phrase TRACED 70 Milton.

It is claimed by some authorities
that Milton was the first to employ the
word Intoxicating" in reference to the
use of liquors. In his "Tetrachor-
don" published in 1914, he Used 1t as
then novel derlvatiye from the Latin
PNcum," the poison which was used
Erow points.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29

Democracy. those men have done thee
That paint thee Haunting, with bru-
tai face
Not TO Rome's proletarlan populace,.
Nor Paris mobs that round red nag
thrOnR
Nor London slums of saturate sin be-
long 49,
Though in their husky mutterings we
can trace
The voice Of God affrighting us along.
Democracy on law and virtue stands
The home II loves and children at the
Its bread II earns. its lips can speak in
prayer
Though greed and pride oft blind its
giant hands.
I trust the conscience OF humanity
See freedom widen in the peoples care.
Percy S. Grant In The Century.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-12-29

among the diminutIve specimens oil
Horticulture. 1t seldom grows to
height greater than three inches. and
the blossom measures but half an inch
in diameter. The rose is owned In
Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
Rome nOtatN teIegFaiIezna.

w Jekaterynosiawiu strzelafo
woisko dwukrotnie do ludu. Zebranle
strajkujacych student6w rozpedzln
kozaczy nahajkami.
Poselstwo angielskie W Toxic 70
stanie zamienione W ambasade.
- Stub ksiecia Eitelfritz, drugiego
syna cesarza Wilhelma, odbedzie sic
W dniu srebrnych god6w cesarskiej
parry.
Rad pruski ME otworzy granicy
rosyjskiej, poniewaz drozyzna mfesa
mniej go niepokoi, niz Ottawa pred
cholera.
- Porucznik Lekow W Lesznie upif
sic zabii str6za. Sad wojenny skazai
go tylko ma try tygodnie aresztu.
- Redaktorzy gi6wnego organu ME-
mieckich socyalist6w, "Vorwaerts" po-.
dali sic do dymisyi, Aponiewaz- i'm "a.
rzucano, re ne umieszczaja artykui6w
zbyt wojowniczych. ... s.. .-...
Prezydent Loubet by1 wczoraj pod
Madrytem ma polowaniu.
= Miasto Jekaterynoslaw tonefo
wczoraj ciemnosciach.
- w Poltawie ME wysziy dzisiaj
gazety. ..-... -,....
- Wszystkie okrety morza Czarne-
go, wyjatkiem byiego "Kniazia Po-
temkina", wyiechaIy pod Sebastopo-
la. ..- H.. .s.. -
- Car ME mySli obecnie podr6zy
do Rzymu. .-.. ..
- Ia bialego dnia wpadio zamas-
kowanych bandytow do Abrahama Fox
W New Yorku obrabowalo go. Jedne-
go Mich Fox przytrzymal ma ulicy.
- Ma dozywotni pobyt W domu kar.
nym skazano W Des Moines, Ia., e. s.
Blydenberga, kt6ry otrul arszenikiem
zony, jedna po drugiej. ...-.
- Komisya panamska zakupiIa 10
szufli po $4,000 sztuka. Kazda szufla
wazy rs ton bedzie poruszana para.
- "Ciotka" Martha Coon Milwau-
kee umarIa, przezywszy SO lat
PAM F. Heise Owosso, Mich,
powila wczoraj 20 dziecko. Wszystkie
dzieci zyja ciesza sic dobrem zdro-
wien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
KrOnika MiejsCOWa,
z kd robotniczych.

Strajk robotnikow przy budo-
wach zelaznych, zarzadzony pre-
civ american Bridge CO.., moze
wkrotce rozciagnie sic ma wszy-
stkie nowe budowy, do ktorych
kompania dostarcza materyalu.
Dotychczas W Chicago przez ten
strajk opoznily sic roboty przy
roIzszefzaniu kolei Rapid Tran
sit w poludniowej dzielnicy. Sly
chac, re ma zgromadzeniu tutej-
szej lokalnej uni tych robotni-
kow przeszla uchwala, azeby
czionkowie uni wzbraniali sic
uzywac do piracy materyalu do
starczonego przez kompania i re
postaral sic O taxa uchwale pre-
zydent organizacyi krajowej u
nil, Frank Ryan. Ryan bawi chwi-
lowo w Milwaukee, gdzie stara
sic przeprowadzio podobna u
chwale. Pewien urzednik robotni-
czych organizacyj oswiadczyl,ze
skoro uchwala stanie sic ogolna.
to ustana roboty przy nowych
budowach wartosci $4,000, 900 |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
KR0TKIE NOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj odwiedzil burmistrza DC
tavius G. Beale, prezydent komitetu
zwiazkowego organicyj fabrykantoW W
Australia, kt6ry podrozuje obecnie po
stanach Zjednoczonych W celach ro'
bienia studyow mad ustawami medy.
cynach patentowych. Powiedziai on
burmistrzowi, re calej Australia .
zajeciem sledza jego usiiowania umia-
stowienia tramwajow oswiadczy. tez
re wagony tramwajowe W Chicago So
haniebnie urzadzone, stosowniejsze dla
psow, niz dla podroznych. -,
= Nadkomisarz budowy Patterson
lamie sobie teraz glove mad tenn, by
dzielnice rzezaln uwolnie cd straszne-
&C odoru tam wiecznie panujacego.
- Tramwai linii Wentworth ave.
przejechal, formalnie ,rozszarpai ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26

szege Banku Narodowego 0 po-
treble wspolnego dzia}ania ban
kierow ludem, azeby wreszcie
kres polozyt wzmaganiu sic tru-
stow. Nastepnie powstal Charles
G. Dawes byly Comptroller OF
Currency, ktory zywo przema-
vial w obron;e trustow. Obecnl
ma mityngu bankierzy przerywail
mowcy ME szczedzili mu uwag,
wprost dla niego niepochlebnych
Little Rock, Ark, 2o pazdzier.
Prezydent doznal tutaj bardzo
goscinnego przyjecia, a jego mo-
we przerywano oklaskami. MowA
O potrzebie zapobieganla niena-
wiSci klas spolecznych, a nadto
o koniecznosci zgody roznycf
ras. Powiedzia} mledzy innneml:
"Najwiehszym. nieprzyjacielem
murzyna jest neger-zbrodniarz,
ME un.fejacy zwlaszcza utrzymac
ma wodzy swych namietnosci.
lest wszakze rzecza niegodna
Bia}ego, ma zbrodnia odpowiadac
nova zbrodnia. Sadly dorazne sta
wowia przeto plane wspolczesne-
60 amerykanizmu. Zwyczaj "lyn-
czu" powinien bye calkiem "a
niechany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
I SejNnu zWiazku
MAJ. P0Iskiego.


Buffalo, 26 pazdziernika. -
We srode rano kontrolerzy ostro
krytykowali niedbale prowadze-
ME ksiazek. Dangel Rakoczy
wystepowali przeciw gospodarce
chicagoskiej. w ciagu sesyi duzo
bylo halasu. Take akcya Helm
skiego W sprawie pomnika Kos
ciuszki spotkaia sic 2 krytyka.
R6wniez wyrazano sic nieprzy-
cfylnie o postepowaniu Czarne-
ckiego "a ME zwazanie ma kon-
stytucye w sadzie w czasie pro-
cesu 244 grupy. Danglowi prze-
szkadzano movie. Rakoczy, Dan
gel, inni, wznosza haiasy wciaz
wystepuja przeciw Chicago. Ca
ly zarzad sejmu sklada sic z ME
zaleznych socyalistow. Prezy-
dent obaj wiceprezydenci So
przywodzcami ruchu niezalezne-
60. Me dopuszczaja do glosu
zwyklych delegatow, zwiaszcza
katolikow; prezydent g}os i'm
odbiera RoWniel WystaDienie
przeciw Lidze Narodowej bardzo
gwaltowne. Odzywaja sic ostre
krytyki "Szesciu Odczytow" O.
sadly. Adwokat Zwiazku rowniez
Irytykowany surowo i W ogole
chicagoscy zwiazkowcy przedsta.
wiani So ciagle jako niebezpiecz-
ma klasa ludzi.
Po poludniowa sesya spokoj-
niejsza. Sprawozdania prlyjeto
jednoglosnie nlaSmi wyjatka-
mi. Rome komitety skladaja spra-
wozdania. w konstytucyi rome
zaprowadzaja poprawki, ale ME
w gl6wnych jej zasadach. "Zgo-
de" krytykuja powodu maiego
uwzglednienia IS letriego jub:!e-
uszu. Sejm zamierza wyznaczyc
$4,000 ma Dom Emigrantow.
sesya wieczorna bardzo jest
halasliwa chwilami burzliwa.
Wystepuja przeciw smietance;
broni 60 Ksycki. System stopnio-
wanego podatku doznaje wielkieJ
porazki; ma sail ha}as. Przez 60
dzine trivia rozdraznienie; dele
gaci wolaja: do kosza nim"!
,,thca obrabowac biednych lu-
dzim ITO klika tylko"! .Precz,
precz~ Prezydent rady dat soble
ME moze; Dangel z}osci sic, re ME
dopuszczaja go do stowa. Niekto-
rzy delegaci gniewaja sic, re TAXA
kwestye wprowadzono ma stoa.
Ostatecznie balotaaja mad who's
kiem: 2o5 glos6w pada przeciw
.stopniowanemu podatkowi, 1o5
"a MIN. Zaburzenie panowaio
przeszio godzine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26

lego Antonia Capilla, kt6ry bawif sic
przed domem swoich rodzic6w pm. 2ols
Clark str. Siuzba tramwajowa uciekta
tramwajem, bo groziio jej lynchowa-
ME, ale oddala sic rece policyi.
DR.. w. G. Hipp, LEGACY lat 80, O.
debrai sobie zycie, zazywszy truclzne.
W swojem mieszkaniu pm. 6So1 Went
worth ave.
- Ambrose Duane, grosernik pm.
1907 Indiana ave. zostai aresztowany
pod zarzutem sprzedawania buteryny
nieodpowiednio opakowanej stawio-
ny pod kaucya $1,000. 2
- Axel Anderson, zatrudniony U Je'
romea Plata, $50 Dearborn str, pro-
bowai wczoraj rano W banku Mer-
chants Loan and Trust zmienit GEEK
ma s12,350. ma ktorym sfaiszowal pod
pis swego pryncypaia. Zostai areszto-
wany. Zdaje sic, re ma pomieszane
zmysly.
- Pomiedzy studentami Chicago
College of Dental Surgery" policya
przyszio do krwawego starcia wczoraj
z okazyi tax zwanego "Class Rush,
walki zdobycie flagi pomiedzy
"freshmanami" a 'sophomorami.' Kill
ku student6w zozstaio paikami mocno
obitych kilku aresztowano.
- Szeryf Barrett, kt6ry trzy tygod-
ME spedzii W szpitalu Columbus, wczo-
raj juz by} W stanie znalezt sic W
SVEN biurze przez dwie godziny "a
Iatwiae interesa.
= 40 letni G. A. Clickt, optyk, zostai
znaleziony niezywy W SVEN mieszka-
niu pm. 1861 Milwaukee ave. Koroner
zbada pow6d nagiej smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
" Rosyi panuje allarchia.
Komunikacya kolejowa przerWana.
Robotnicy dyktuja rzadowi prawa.
Bankierzy W Nebrasce przeciw trustom.
Roosevelt potepia zwyczaj ''Iynczowania" Negrow

Z
domu. Ma stacyach stoja kozacy
z nahajkami W rekach i nabity-
mi karabinami, przewieszonymi
przez plecy.
Rzyn, 26 pazdziernika. - Pa
piez przyjmowal wczoraj Amery-
kan6w, a zwiaszcza 4S maryna-
rzy okretu Minneapolis. o.
ciec swiety przemawial do swych
gosci, podai kazdemu reke z pier
scieniem do pocaiowania, wreczyi
kazdemu medalik pamiatkowy i
udzielil wszystkim blogoslawiefl-
stwa.
Zachodzi obecnie pytanie, czy
Watykan bedzie reprezentowany
ma pokojowej konferencyi w Ha-
DE. Przedtem Wlochy sprzeci-
wialy sic uczestniczeniu delegate
papieskiego w naradach konfe-
rencyi, a obecnie cora Koscioia"
: Francya sprzeciwiac sic bedzie
obeslaniu konferencyi przez Wa
tykan. :
Paryz, a6 pazdziernika. - Po-
sci francuski donosi z Fezu, re
sultan marokahski zgadza sic ma
program konferencyi mocarstw,
ulozony przez Francya i Niemcy,
oraz ma Algeciras, miasto hisz-
pahskie, jake ma miejsce zebranla
sic konferencyi. Posel francush
wyjezdza dzisiaj Fezu.
Berlin. 26 pazdziernika. = A
zeby stopniowo spiacac dlugi
panstwa, uchwalil komitet rady
zwiazku powiekszyc dochooy
panstwa, przez ustanowienie no.
wych podatkow i eel. Zaprowa-
dzonym zostanie podatek stopnio-
wy Cd spadkow, ME obciazajacy
zon, mellow dzieci, ktorym spa
dki przypadaja w udziale. Plwo,
tyton, papierosy ulegna oplacle
podwyzszonej akcyzy, a przy
sprzedazy akcyj nalepiac ma ME
wypadnie nowe stemple.
Berlin, 26 .pazdziernika. - O.
gromnie Niemcow gniewa zapo-
wiedziany przez polska szlachte
bojkot przeciw takim kolonistom,
ktorzy bedac Polakami, sprzeda-
ia swe gospodarstwa Niemcorn.
Uchwalono takim sprzedaWczy-
kom ME podawat reki i ME dopu-
szczac ich ma zadne wiece pol
skie. Zredagowano odezwe, ktora
ipisywac maja wszyscy praw-
dziwi patryoci.
Berlin, 26 pazdziernika. -
"Berliner Tageblatt" podaje VIA
domosc, re firma Tippelskirch &
Co. ktora dostarcza mundurow /
amunicyi dla wojsk w niemiec-
kich koloniach, zapisuje wysela-
ME poselki pod literami "P." |
"St." ma dwoch rozmaitych stro-
nicach swojej ksiegi glownel.
Litera "P." oznacza Podbielskie-
go, a "St." Stuebela, dyrektora
we wydziale kolonij ministerstwa
,spraw zewnetrznych. Manlpula-
cya firmy tax wyglada, jak gdyby
panowie Podbielski i Stuebel po-
bierali procent cd obstalunkow,
poselanych firmie Tippelskirch.
Washington, 26 pazdziernika.
Gubernator pennsylvania Penny
packer udal sic prosba do pre-
zydenta, azeby ten wyznaczyi u
rzednika zwiazkowego, ktoryby
zbadai przyczyny bankructwa
banku Enterprise, ,kt6ry jake bank
''Narodowg''' ME ulega kontroll
wiadz ,stanowych. Prezydent "a
stosowal sic do prosby guberna-
tora.
Lincoln, Neb., 2o pazdziernlka.
Ma zebraniu stowarzyszenia BAN
kier6w stanu Nebraska Przenna-'
vial prezydent Brown Z Pierw-