davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
MISTERI0S0 DELITT0.
IL CADAyERE III IN CCBANO RIM
NKNCIO IN VIA JACKSON -
L'ARRR>To DI IN AMIGO DEL
MORTO.

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sl4 Il "a Pacific.
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nome i lotto owe SiacsEs 1~SizvA
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dele re stockton = Powell
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T=---1 - II -
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- r-=
: e,-s-z-o &c 1-eEs -o-ozo a.
Aocl "a l1o-s-E- q = z-E
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L'Italia., 1907-08-30
10 sCANDALo DELE LorTERIE

i Rsggsa-e & DEPARTMENT. della
Qolirta c.-taii1s C2pita-o Anderson
continue QrO1cr2nents = snz can
Asa2 co1t7o i lottsrss enc iates-z-c
; 1oSt-z c5rtA
LAade7sOn Ia dzto = spe-sre che
1-z1to Q-i-z Ire del p~-.acsaG-s tito
-2- dele -oSche 1i-te s2-2nao obbll-
gait so so~hS1ioaa-e = lo-o Hectic
-Dp-sSs : premiere i volo per sl.-.
Id 11z,o-z SSSi c~oa--1asaO : Spz-ia-s
12na-O 5allz -z<c2 del EoaEL
Harry Lesser. David Bioos-o asSe-
c-au de- Lesser 1sl sruSt dele lot-=
re - > vs5o1o h-ut-2 : -sl-aoo @
81 Dsro q s-2Szl-s agl a--5sl. De-
& POLKA
EsSi. disc. rA2d4soa zoa Soao
che VolE2-l 0Sltz.to.l che s2scaia1o
s1llz o1o-z te5e del Q1bolsco.
10 <o1o dsciso sd o1olisz-li ST zb-
o216o12-s = C12 cu2lo-s ssS ps-s.-
S-z1o a rOls-s ~iagzaaz-s i Q1oo,sco.
Nj Ds-aTs-5o 2ssSi che ! 21oosco
II generate SizS lzSciz-o ps- -z--o
tempo -1--17i.2-e Is ~ oz-5z q
11So1SL
no i1czrscz-o : detectives 2sEz. :
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&-412c -O-o i-2z-lo -g-z-6o Ia
fare dele Iosts-.s
Ess; Soao ASA co1ps.s.-t = tale
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1s- no- cs-Dios : c1sS1 g11cchl =
6-oosschL
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co2rsE-is de- 057z-5os--o . So7-
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Tsa6lt2 i A.SIs-t-
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ria - : 1oS--s s.o-r. Sz-azzo ssss-
co16zl dale Co--i. San Francisco S.
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ScA.%z = 1o-11i ss-2 S1-110l :
Ss-zs C1SGs-4
: tue 3s-sc1.vss Rss21 : O'Coz7s-
: -Sc2-010, ~. 1sl Qo1s-igEso sE1
1t1G 6sl rs 6s-s lo-Es-z2 & Nc
$ g "a SscC26z Pc Q0ocs5s-s zls
cz1.1-Z Il Sc1CsZe-E Nstzsz5- o.
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della Di--2 N & ?
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zoz r-1S1-c7o : --cVz-s : ----c M
1czo = --sSs.s . II $50 hlEs1o
2szz- : O-Coz7sl 500 5o2.z.c-s
sc . 5So-@Z zsssa- o5o-z-o :
Tsz-o szE5o : &-o sc-ssszI 5z-z
81 z1hzs-o -sseo--G-o = qua
cEs -1oEo SE-s-o : Sc--o I lo-o
Q-oFT5Sz 4 oEls-1
G-aSo So7s-o : zTVZ-o-z-o 62
tz.-o 60 I de 6st@GiT& - Zs---s
tzSTz-o ---c-zo :. 1-s---s- = poll
Is S>o-Ss-o cz2El1z-s ~s-o-os2-
2s--= 1z1zo : ia MARIE. 5-s.1o
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OCoz1o- zozo q 1i1e-z I Shoe
beg & Ms-1Es--
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Eo-ts II -o5c E-s "a -o7 .Scz2-
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: 5~scos-.-s = l-oEo Sc--o M o-o-
II 72z1-1-2 L e-Eiscl 5s-2 lo--s-z
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50 : -sz-2-o-o c-c-iS-El : sSc-=
Sz-S gs-C-Srs = -zEEo IA S-z-
Il de- agent . --z51Ss-o i 1o--
"a
Nz--S.o IL a-oz -O-Co--
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zsTz-o G-rz zLE tE.s-l 5sz
* p.
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3s--o & V=-A-s--o = 50 3o-z- i
zZEo-a
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pa To--G - $3.50 ---sZ E-c--Es
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es 2iE--z5z L 11Els--
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
A PROR<TTO DEL OoNGRN~O
CDLDNIAIE

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7-osS-c zgE Z s. ---SR-,
E- S Z=ss = c--s z So
u - Cc-Essso : 81 --cez1 60
r &-2=-c os-& z--z : 50
-e-7c = c E1 E=l- s --ssA-c
-@@E-S : Sc g r~.- axe 4
lkuo-- e Sc C0-Ees&
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
Fate LaVOfafe il DenafO

N 8, -ES---ss-s - ~ 1, --<x.-s
--e2-= 7--=-= r-e e-ZEs
" F1--2-s = go - AS
~ cEr- -=-k -ES=z sz
-E-=-- 9Ts So ASA tc-- =
1cr= 80 z-o---w II a Ns--s-s- 3
1---r
-- g s--=- So Is Eeez=s -
E- - z-A-=S<z = ---= 81 1sI
EEc
ANCA
81 N~zcgNm@- street
>--r-sls G1-f Mss u = 1c-c A.
L = - Sz-k4k
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
UNaIrRA RIFUGIArA RBELLk

Ms L-S--z - s1-Vo = - =
b. SEZi--cz >C-z- 4 eo-cc-s-EE !
Ms As-T 3 .1Z-1 kEA-s go
90 S-asss - 3--1s - Zs-c
C-sSlsoS T-Ts-s = CrEc-s E-E.2
sSZE -s-c-e1
M lisa 2 1111sA =c--z g.
czZ-,o S-1-1Z-4-o 4 rl4s SAS -
E1ZA = c11s<1-s A. 1-l1= DEE
2z-c-2 q sEc-n-2-s GAEG-s1G-
go
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

G-&-o DsEslo Z - All roo
N---s-A LS-cc- = 3 ~ E-e%
5-s -ss-- a SIS 01rs Sz-=
G=sR7s NEra-11 = : an 81
L1A E2-2G2 q 3 ~ Ezes5zs
sz- = SE- F-1-S-N
MA Cc=- 9 = ~ = Ez$-
E >~ez-A1L- = a. E=eS<-s
-=1l s Ma
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
INA SUOh SERALE GRATIS
PER NPARARE LTNGLESE
IVA IVA IVA

= czE--2 B OI,z-e 84-s
DAVIS - t7EG-z- VIZ Cas-.
.---T=2 - Ez<5--o zs-zc =-x.
Z : , z : $--z
Gas ETL : T=--=-t Z - ---
=1 II 81 . = - a Dr.
&c z-E-1E-=T tn 80 L-E -
---1 10 Arteries = -rHc
--z-1 a ! - uE-- = zTz --
cLz=--a : srs=-a = -Az--z=
-z-s la ~ : =-@
aS-s
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
PER GIL UFFIu DE NUSIC1PIo

IA CczZc-= g. Co-SE5o c.
Z--E-s = sI-l1-E d.
81 .-- s II zc -
l-f-c-- - II .- 80 -
-=-- E - -
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
CrOnaCa della Citta' e C0l0nia ltaliana

seSui-e COZ vero o.zcs-a gil sto-Ii
che fan1o ! lavo-ato-i per o-teasrs II
mis-o-aDsnto della loro clasSe.
ESo--o t1.-i. lsyo-zto-i : capitalist
: coDoa.tere is ba-tsSlis social 81
eco-oD-chs non cola Tiols,1z : COL
a tO-E2 -2Isriale ma cola rs<.o1s :
c1- z--,s r2zz1s
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
CORlSTIl CORISTl !

- MAE cE=-z c-=r1-v u 49,
90 q Azr-1 ----s- 5zZcc E SaS<-
S-a1-E--z -a-r go ----c-zE-z j
r-c---c rc-l Ds1H-ze c,-aSe=-s es-s
e czs-s Sci $40 -s7-o t2--1-1 2
.-azcsx E-rc-S a. z-11 5sT I
-z
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

>CloLA -1z-sSz : E-z-.sss NJ
.o13 -zz15o -. DuVo-s 81. Prot 4
Iorchfo-
1891 as -
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
BOTH NUOTE

NND0NT HEl- u -. E ,
E---1 -E--1 G-s = ez1-E ---
--ass- = 49, Ez -
EE EE--zT Al EzE
ittt -i-E HIS
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

let-s-z cola qua,s Ioaorsvo,s S-2da-
CO TAYLOR 1aa62vz : sQzSo 81 ~
Co1Dsssz-. Il pOlHi2 : che .11Esse-
ID aae-s .ai al a3o2nio1a-s = 1ire-
none de- szrT1E5o u 20l.Ei2 d San
E-z-ciScO-
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
TRANSITION Z OoNIRATTI

G5-ss22 CzEri Il c=3--o : --E
A-2-2 q ,c--c s-LE ma E2$ Z Oak
Eoo5 s. Tc-o "A -Sz S-E5z =
-s1 = - -tz
G-S-2s 2zsso II 5-zzo : D.
-z- Cx-z-Z 80 s34-1tt = 60
--E--- = - ezzZz-o z : --E1 s-z
l-sz Ez = h. zTa EEoo zLz
ia S-x
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
AVISO

ANNI>O FUNEBRE
G-oVs5. :. c1--- ale o-s 80 al. c&-
szTz : V-Vs-= - c-=<-z aka
LUIGI G-NAS$O
-z-V1 : E4<z=Ez-1 LE--z -.zl-z.
-s-l "a = - a.1- : Z=S- = Eo-oL L.
So = GsV.o-z-s = So -=-1-2 : "a
tells : sc-S--A coEzsl GoE7ztz --o-
i : --Qot 81 AKA p2-=-- = C--to--
-
parent - zE.@ -=sIa-o svT1sz-.
&c = = IL --1=-z-s zv-z --1g1 zhz-
- = 2S-s-1 ale o-z : Pm. rz--s--
"a NJ - B-oz5-zy s.
Ale o-s = 81. SE-a celebrate ia
ZASSz S1-=--s - --CoS1 della ANNA
50 zs--z C1-=z - - 9-=--o : 2zo-
- z-Eo.o T. 10 l-r--- E-t=--
L. Sz1Zz -21<z 7=llz sz-z =o-t-z-
"a G. Tzlsz-z Nz-l7l * c. 3~s Ms
s5o1 "a = :. s--z5= : C3-r-l.-5 Ave
-z---o .-z-=-1
Giuseppe GuiaAsso
-zt-1--s so-s-z
Maria Ararz
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

Ts-sg-z.21o - Limoges che 1sls
s.sUool 8 o2Lott2gEo 2vTs7z.e -s--
l2l.-o per : loDiza de- -sQ1-sSs--
lG1ts 3 Co1SiE-3o generate, : awe
1-to = 2So enc : - cs--aOs1-s
La zv-sO -ss-zls. ll-z-- : c4-d--
Gz-o rsp25o-scz1o Nicolas - o..s7l-
- 1888 Fols = candidate soei2Is-2
Fev-s Vol 1883 Il ! candidate pro
EsS-s DSo.s-S pure 1888 Ea-
l. es1s1c-O dsLs:2 .aTo-i-soos i
candidate -spuoo-ic21o Nicolas. M
t2v2 > -i-1lo-s 5si PRESIDENT = :
SFo--2 SszE4 Q-oe-zZ2s le=.-o-
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
SCUoLA DNGLysE i su

hA : .e le1s y.s-o1-
IL : S-Ts-s 5 Sscn: 771
Howard Street VINO = = -
S1a6
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
DR. G. NJ MAC EEVN
Ufficio d'Impieghi
ltaliano

ol5 WASHINGTON ST. S. Frzadsn
succursale. 61e Bradzar
Oakland
8 Minatori sz.T5
2 Forztori- $3.50.
10 NinAtori s3-0a, $50
Is Carretder- s5.55, zro-o = -.
-oEia
5 Capt. $500 : boro
4 BatrIm@- sz.15 = zio--o. ~,,
ala eta
LAyoro N0oEo 7=- L- A-z== "a
s9-50 q g0-1o.
5 MANUAL. sz51
2 Armafori. $3.50
30 OP@rai % -zTor0 4 -- Ps-
$40 q -@= 7 to-5o
Is uomini pr ma to-z=-s -:
GiornalDente ps&E gratis -,
Nevada Oregon Sacznnto So9n
"a { Orovine-
Nca uzo6iz-o opsza
b2-o fsSolu-A Ecz-sE - So.
70 tDpisxsd
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

Gal In cCss.s terra c~os-ropoE-A DO
re inSisr-s col rSrolo AMERICANA vvo-C
popl1 ScS1t -SzzS : dogs pSS>e- S1f
eoVe 10 <ri-.tc Ct 1s1;C-Al.-s $ sculscS
fo--s-1s2tS .sl2 SS-z de- lsvoro ira .
SEl q lutte = Rzt--e s--CPSs : sES-
-scSn. 0Gl A S1or2Sls Vye :
Aot.E 4 6s1sSS &C. zcZe l-Ali21o. Fer tie
re- WV - zl- amer : 4Sr-ESSzec-o
verso "a Mare FS---A pc s-sc-sre Eel
cc<-r- Sl-E-s1 II SS-rI-SzTo q c-S-i-
a ccLsr--V& A-sl.S-z e-oc2zco = Go
sc.s1EA lo7o ala : E--o de-
a -zzEz -czl1scA Ale g.c-te
sci rASSs-N - v.-t-s : cyLe -sveSlc
del p-SSeErs- zils lsts :
spz-szrs Gel
ING. E-1ORE PA-RIZL Df-sx-ore
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
CIFRE ELOQUENT
SIIZZERA.AMERIC4NA
Loa-o : S41 Francisco

RESoCoyTo
re- Il E~~<rfSz~ <z-r-zle spir.zT> Il
- 6ITGNo I@K-
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

HENRY BRTSNER- P~r~s46~1te
= 4 TNTN AIM V~te~-Pr~%fE-zr%
ALFRED NoNoTTL Nfe~-Pr~-
ETH Manager
pTT0 uTTE>EN- 49, C1ssae--
DIRETTOR1
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--s---1 - n Cc=-EE-
S=is principals l+52 EEe :
S-n-zrs - Mo-1cZsE 3
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

rTToRE PATRII a Co. PrsDrSetari
= AeRfEes-eU Aveaue.
tndtrisse per lie ietteres p. o. Bsx ES4
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
Morning Daily News
sI0RsAlE QUoIIDIlSs DEL HATING

II 7ia S-za6e Gso-nsie ~ItSlssao reSi.
stat IciI - y solo che 81 pcoe2chi
sg-i ster7o II otto payne co1 Lu-
s<-1<4olA
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

,soc1ia : n19vz ~sis.tsz
L'Italia., 1907-08-30
I~RAsLOOo:.:
b. MOsso e c. MAssro

pen o ealzoizi pima al ,...
osgozio a. : .oao
L'Italia., 1907-08-30

No. 7o4 FILBERI
x0ntson@-y sT=-zs /. P.=.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28

to 90. The bill as recommended by
the committee provides that base
ball, shows, clrcuses. vaudevilles and
theatrical performances shall not be
given on Sunday for which an ad-
mission or entrance fee is charged or
collected" 1t is not thought that the
bill will pass the senate. Even if It
does spectators may be admitted free
and charged for programs as is done
in Sunday games in Brooklyn. n Y.
A dispatch from Spokane states
that that town for few days was
plunged into the ecstasies of expecta-
ton over the report that a number of
wealthy merchants had subscribed an
enormous fund to offer James J.
Jeffries the sum of $4,000 to enter
the ring in that city with some good
man, the money to be paid him. win
or lose. But the glimmer of hope
and happy anticipation has faded for
the district attorney states that un-
der no condition will he allow prize
fighting in Spokane.
81. +
Boston dispatch to the World
says that it is believed there that the
Harvard varsity crew will row re-
turn race with Cambridge in this
country next summer.
+ 4. 4.
Hugo Kelly and Jack (''Twip"l
Sullivan have been practically match
ed to meet before the Casino Athletic
club in Tonopah in March
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
Pleasant and Most Effective.

T. J. Chambers. Ed. vindicator,
Liberty. Texas. writes Dec. 25, 1909:
with pleasure and unsolicited by
you. bear testimony to the curative
power OF Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
have used it in my family and can
eheerfuny affirm It is the most eniec-
tive and best remedy for coughs and
colds l have ever used" Sold by C.
ID. Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
Chamberlain's Cough Ilemedy Safe
Medicine for Children.

In buying a cough remedy for chill
dren, never be afraid to buy Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. There is
no danger from 1t, and relief is al.
ways sure to follow. 1t is intended
especially for coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough. and there is no
better medicine in the world for these
diseases. 1t is not only a certain
cure for Group, but when given as
soon as the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Whooping cough
is not dangerous when this remedy is
given as directed. 1t contains no OPT
um or other harmful drugs and may
be given as confidently to baby as to
an adult. For sale by C. d. Smith Il
Co.. Stores; Grand Junction, Fruita
and Pallsade.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
The Sporting World
Latest happenings In the Realm of
Sports TerSeiy Told Our Readers

James Smith known to the pugil
istlc world as Young Herrera of Los
Angeles. is likely to be added to the
long list of victims of sordid trag-
edies in the redlight district. Herrera
was stabbed Thursday morning in a
fight with Louis Brown, chevalier
d'armour. in an ARRAY at Larimer
and Twenty-irst streets. Denver. and
his condition is very critical.
Prize fighting in Nevada Is likely
to go into the horse racing industry
from what is heard down there these
days, says a report from Salt Lake
City. A prominent sporting pro-
moter is busy now framing legisla-
tion whereby the thoroughbred may
be raced and the public bet their
dollars in the fight state. This boon
once secured. race tracks Will spring
up in every one of the rival mining
The Gans-Nelson fight gave
Goldfeld prestige and distinction
which Tonopbh and Rhyolite may
never redeem. Wen bring Roseben
out of the desert, if necessary, to
boom our camp" writes the pro-
moter. who happens to be dead sore
on Tonopah. According TO one source
of information. racing will be seen in
Nevada in years time.
+ 1. 4.
The house of representatives of the
Kansas legislature on Saturday pas
sed what is known as the anti-Sun-
day base ball bill, by vote of so
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
Orchard Mesa

No. 40 acres just above the pres
ent ditch, nice level land and good
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
Carry Nation

certainly smashed hole In the bar
rooms OF Kansas. but Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup has smashed all records
as cure for coughs. Bronchitis. In
fluenza and all Pulmonary diseases.
t, c. H.. Horton. Kansas. writes:
Il have never found medicine that
would cure n cough so quickly as Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. have used
1t for years" Sold by C. D. Smith
4 Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
In Eagle Eye.

Your citizens don't object to big
automobiles passing through this set.
tlement, do they?" asked the nervous
chauffeur,
Wal, | should say not" chuckled
the big mayor. 1T is great sport"
"Ah, am glad that you think So"
Yes, we would rather shoot an au-
tomobile any day than we would a
common b'ar."-Chicago Daily News.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
THESE ARE GOOD
INVESTMENTS

so acres-1 1-2 miles from Fruita
$4,000.
10 acres 8 in bearing orchard ! I-2
miles from Clifton, 4-room house,
1850.
80 acres-2O in fine bearing apple or
chard. good residence. eac.. S10,-
900.
~ acres-9 in fine bearing orcnard,
l acre of young orchard. acres
alfalfa. $3.50 per acre. 2 miles
north of city.
100 acres-fine high line land ST.
COO.
20 or 40 acres-Fine land on Red
Mesa at 500 per acre.
10 acres-Fine beet land of for or
chard. for $1,000.
Rhon e-Walker Realty Co.
d5l Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28

A new firm name but an old estab-
lished business, Barton & TERRELL.
liverymen and transfer people"
Fifth and Colorado.
One fare for the round trip. Grand
Junction to Denver. account of the
live stock show. See the city ticket
agent of the Midland.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
A Womanly Woman.

What" she asked, rs your idea
of womanly woman?"
One, he replied. who takes the
comb. out OF her back hair every little
while and gives 1t two or three up
ward scrapes and then jabs it in
again, Chicago Record-Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28
Two Of a Kind.

You want to marry my daughter?"
asked old GoldroX.
Yes. sir" replied the young man.
I'VE have many things In common. '
But she is eNtravagant"
so am l'-Yonkcrs Statesman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-28

Chairs recaned and tents and avn
ings made and repaired by Rice the
new upholsterer. Phone black 2241.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-02
HE WILL BE CAREFUL.
President Roosevelt Is Working on
His Indianapolis Speech.

Washington, May 2.-Interest is mani
Tested here in the character of the
speeches which President Roosevelt will
deliver in Indiana and Michigan during
the next few weeks. Intimations are
given by those who have talked with
the president that the Indianapolis
speech will deal with the railroad ques-
ton, and that the president is giving
more thought, time and care to the pre-
paration of thisc address than he has
devoted to any speech he has delivered
since the beginning of his present ad-
ministratiOn.
The president believes that the pres
ent industrial situation is critical and
he has no desire to do or say anything
that can be interpreted by the public as
hostile to the interests of the country.
He believes that there are certain in
terests which are eagerly watching fol
an opportunity to create the Impression
that the president is a disturbing fac
tor in the nations prosperity, and to
rekindle public alarm as was done re-
Gently during the Wall street panic.
Realizing the Importance that will at
tach to whatever he says on the SUBJ
ject of railroads, the president will pro-
ceed with the utmost caution, and he
has informed his friends that he be-
lieves the time is approaching when he
should say something on this subject,
but at the same time he emphasizes the
fact that he is anxious to avoid raising
apprehension on the part of investors
in railroad securities.
President Roosevelt has read his
speech to several persons, and has ad-
vised and consulted with many more
about it. Every day or so he calls to
the White House a member of the in
terstate commerce commission or some
other public man who has had expe-
rience in railroad matters and discusses
the various features of his speech. The
address has been rewritten number of
times and it will undergo additional
notifications before it is delivered.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-02
1T MAKES HIM TIRED.
When the Politicians Ask Whether
President Will Take a Third Term.

Washington, May 2.-Representative
Miller Of Kansas called on the president
and after he had left the White House
told local newspaper men about the
Kansas situation and the presidency
Mr.. Miller gave it as his opinion that
the president ought to again state his
attitude with regard to presidential
nomination. Everybody in Kansas and
throughout the west We're for the presi-
dent and most people thought he would
have to take the nomination anyhow
Therefore the president should speak
out.
'On his return to Kansas said Mr.
Miller, Senator Long assured his
friends that the president would not
take another nomination under any cir
Gums stances and those with whom Sen
ator Long has talked are convinced Of
this fact. The senator has taken off his
coat and has gone actively to work for
Secretary Taft. Senator Curtis is for
the president and anything the presi-
dent wants. If the president won't take
the nomination Senator Curtis will sup
port the presidents choice. L am for
the president. I do not know what 1
would do if he should decide not to
run
Representative Miller would hardly
have made that statement in question
ing the presidents intention to the
president himself. Several persons have
done so lately and all have regretted it.
Whatever the politicians who are try
ing to use the presidents name may
have in mind, the president himself con-
siders it reflection on his veracity for
anyone to question what his intentions
are in view of this solemn statement
given out the night of November 8. 1904:
ION the 4th of March next 1 shall
have served three and one-half years
and this three and one-half years con-
stitutes the first term. The wise GUS
tom which limits the president to two
terms regards the substance and not
the FORM Under no circumstances will
I be a candidate for or accept another
nomination.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-02
DID NOT GO FAR.
Balloon Trip From st. Louis Only
Partially Successful.

Golconda, Ill, May 2.-Captain Def.
Chandler United States signal service,
and J. C. Mccoy of New York failed to
break the long distance balloon record
and to win the Lahm cup. The bal
loon. which left st. Louis at 1920
Tuesday evening, landed five miles
north of Golconda at 2:3O Wednesday
afternoon To have won the cup the
balloon would have had to go more
than 4O2 miles. Golconda is only 13O
miles from ST. Louis.
Upon leaving st. Louis the balloon
took a southerly course. crossed the
Mississippi river and continued south
ward near the river some distance
when it was driven back into Missouri,
until near the Arkansas line.
At noon Wednesday it lowered over
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, and west wind
took it across to Illinois. Just before
crossing the river the drag rope
struck a tree Ballast was thrown ov-
erboard and the balloon rose to two
miles continuing east into Indiana,
where an east wind drove it into the
clouds. Emerging. the aeronauts
found themselves over the Ohio river
near Galconda, where they descended.
The fight was fairly successful. The
balloon was in the air about nineteen
hours Provisions had been taken for
a thirty-six hours trip, and the aeron-
auts could have remained in the air
forty-eight hours.
Golconda is in Pope county, ILL.,, on
the Ohio river, 1872 miles by railroad
from st. Louis and about 13O miles in
Ia direct line.