davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16

koszta podrozy etc. wymagaja
jednak jeszcze CO najmniej $1oO,
900 komitet demokratyczny VIE
rzy, re suma ia z latwoscia zbie-
RE sic ofiar wciaz licznie ma
plywajacych. Jak zapowiedzieli
demokraci cd dnia 1890 b. m. be-
d. oglaszac publicznie wszelkie
datki powyzej 100 dolarow wyno-
szace, jest ich podobno spora Ii
czba.
Najwieksza sumo bo $4,000 zio-
zyl ma kampanie demokratyczna
Karol ]. Hughes z Colorado, po
MIN nastepuje Bryan, ktory dal
ma polityke $4o46, t. j. czysty do
chod re swej gazety The Commo
ner"; senator w. A. Clark
Montana przewodniczacy N. E.
Mack dali po $4,000, guberna-
tor Smith z Georgia dai $3.50.
Plattsmouth, Nebr. 16 pazdzier
nika. = Demokratyczny handy
dat prezydencyalny Bryan, zakoi
czyi nova tu wygloszona swa
trzydniowa podroz agitacyjna po
Stanie Nebraska. Witano go
wszedzie entuzystycznie a mowy
jego wywoIywa}y powszechny
zapai i uniesienie. Wczoraj Bry-
an wyglosil w rozmaitych miej-.
scowosciach az 20 NOW. w jednej
Mich atakowai On SLIME prezy-
denta Roosevelta "a jego miesza-
ME sic do polityki, a nadto zazna-
czys, re glowne reformy projek-
towane przez Roosevelta maja
zasade demokratyczna.
Detroit, Mich, 16 pazdzierni-
ka. = Z r6znych stron Stanu Mi
chigan donosza do tutejszej
Free Press, o ponownym wy
buchu pozarow iasow, ktore cze-
sciowo przygasiy. z Presquevile
County donosza, re splone}y tam
miejscowosci Meetz i La Rogue;
donosza tez, re znaczna liczba "a
budowah farmerskich padia ofia-
ra pozaru; szkody olbrzyrlie. z
Escanaba donosza, re miasteczko
Foster City jest SLIME zagrozo-
ne przez zblizajace sic XII MENU
pozary, juz drugf raz w tym roku.
2 Ashland, Wis, donosza, ae
j w. Stanach Wisconsin Mime
sofa SIERRA sic pozary las6w.
Nowy Yor' IS pazdziernika.- -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16
Rzym. 16 pazdziernika. = "

Rzym, 16 pazdziernika. = w
sferach katolickich appreciate,
jakoby Papiez zakazal katolikom
we Francyi przysluchiwac sic wy
kiadom ma rzadowych uniwersy-
tetach; doradzal on jedynie ME
uczeszczac ma te uniwersytety a
natomiast zalecal i'm katolickie
zakiady naukowe.
Jak slychaG, ksiadz Romolo
Murri, przywodca katolickich de-
mokratow zostanie ekskomuni-
kowany, lecz ME z powodu here
zyi tylko dla utrzymania dyscy-
p1iny koscielnej, poniewaz w
swych pismach referatach kryty'
kowai polityke Watykanu.
Seul, 16 pazdziernika. = Mno-
"a sic objawy, zagrazajace zer-
waniem pokoju miedzy Chinami
a Japonia. Niedawno przyszlo
nawet do potyczki miedzy chin
skiem a japohskiem wojskiem w
Kantau, poinocnej' Korei, przy-
czem zostalo wielu zolnierzy ra-
nionych i zabitych.
Zwlekanie chinskiego ministe-
ryum wojny ukaraniem niesfor-
nych zoinierzy, kt6rzy wywo}ali
caIe zaiscie, moze doprowadzic
do przekroczenia granicy przez
japonskie wojska.
Japohskie ministeryum zagra-
niczne poczynilo juz W tel spra-
vie przedstawienia Ii rzadu pc
kinskiego j sytuacya przybiera
powazne roznliary: dano do zro-
zurnienia, re, jezeli Chiny ME da-
dza nalezytej satysfakcyi rzado-
wi japohskiemu, to wojska ja-
ponskie przekrocza granice.
Toxic, 16 pazdziernika. = Anne
rykanska eskadra bedaca pod roz-
kazami kontradrniraia Sperry,
ktora 10 b. m. opuscila Manile
zlajduje sic juz W poblizu Japo-
nil. Wysiana naprzeciw niej. flo
ia japonska pozdrowila ja "a po-
moca telegraph iskrowego.
Minister spraw zagranicz-
nych, hr. Komura, wydal wczoraj
bankiet ma czesc przebywajacych
tu amerykahsaSich kupcow j pre-
mysiowcow. .Opr6cz gosci wzielo
W MIN udzial okoio $50 najwybi-
!. tniejszych przenysiowc6w tokii-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16
PRZEGLAD
pOlITYKl MlEDzYNARODOWEl
(Zatarg botkaasski).
Chicago 16 pazdziernika.

ShSNNSO AZ tS>SS-]A~~
Zbliza sic chwila stanoweza /
zapewne tragiczna, kt6ra poprze-
dzi}y hczne wiesci niepokojace.
Zajecie kolei wschodnio-rumelij-
skiej przez Buigarys da1o pOw6d
do zatargu, kt6ry pOmimO inaczej
brzmiacych zapewnien dyplo-
matycznych dOprowadzii do
zerwania stosunk6w DIPLOMA
tycznych pOmisdzy Porta otomah-
ska a jej nominalnym lennihem.
Lada chwila nastapic moga star
cia orezna
Bulgarya, oczywiscie, ME dzia-
Ia bez czyiegos poparcia, a MEDIA
why pObyt ksiecia Ferdynanda W
Austryi manifestacyjne domaine
przezen pzyjecie swiadcza, re
ksiestwo bu}garskie zdoby}O sobie
poparcie poteznej monarchii habs-
burskiej, q moie ca5ego tr6jprzy-
mierza.
Jednoczesnie z wiesciami a.
larmie W Konstantynopolu j So
fiji, o powo1aniu pod brOh rezerwy
1 koncentracyi wojsk bu@garskich
mad granica przyszaa wies6 o
dokonanem wcieleniu Bosnii
i HsrcogOwiny do AustrO- Wegier.
Zdawna juz polityka austro-We-
gisrska, czujna ma bieg spraw
baTkanskich, ME spuszcza1a z Okla
swoich interes6w zywomych ma
p61wyspie, gotujac sic do wysta-
pienia stanowczego ma wypadek
ich zagroienia. W czerwcu jeszcze
1877 r. hr. Andrassy oswiadczaf
wyraznie, ie AustrO-Wegry pOz-
wolie ME mogs na rozszerzenle
Serbii ku Zachodowi lub Czarno-
g6rza ku P6hocy. "Jezeli = mo-
viii - Turcya jest W stanie "a
chowae Bosnie i Herzegovina,
TEN lepiej dla niej; jezei zas ME
moze tego uczynic - wezmlemy
te kraje dla siebie" -.
W kwietniu roku nastepnego,
zaras po zawarciu traktatu W San
stefano, hr. Ignatjew wyruszyi do
Wisdnia i tam wystepil ma pismie
= wnioskiem aneksyi BOsnii i
Hercogowiny przez Austrye pod
warunkiem uznania traktatu.
Wedlug pamietnik6w Karateodo-
ry-baszy, odpowiedziano mu, ze
chodziloby raczej o utworzenle
Macedonii napa niezaleznej, znal-
dujacej sic pod protektOratem
Austro- Wegier, kt6re zbudOwaty-
by kOlej przez MitrOwice do SalO-
niki j zawarly z Macedonia rodzal
xwiazku celnego.
Gdy zgromadzi} sic kongres
berli6ski, Austro-Wegry Otrzyma-
ly prawo zajecia Bosni j Hercogo-
why, oraz prawO szerzenia swego
wplywu do MitrOwicy. :.
Gensralowie austryaccy Fihpowlc
/ Jowanowi6 stlumili powstanie
bsg6w W Bosnii j rozruchy "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16

miniony byi dla kompanii tel
bardzo niepomyslny. Dochody W
tym roku wynosily $2S,5SS,22O,
rozchody $2s,173,215. Po zapiace-
niu dywidend procentow i podat-
kow rozlnaitych pozostaje wisc
znaczny deficyt, gdy mp. W roxu
ubieglym 1907, pozostaia nadwyd
ka W sumie $13,2S4. Stwierdzono
ze w roku ostatnim administra'
cyjnym wyslano 12,4S3,2S4 de-
pesz telegraficznych mniej, MD
W roku poprzednim. Ten niepo'
myslny stan rzeczy przypisuJi
fatalnemu przebiegowi transakcy
handlowo przemyslowych W ro-
ku ostatnim, a takze 1 stratom 4
powodu niedawnego strajku funk
cyonaryuszy tel kompanii.
Nowy York, 16 pazdziernika.-
Sad zwiazkowy Stanu Pennsyl-
vania zazadai cd zakiadu dla o.
biakanych W Matteavan wydania
H. Thaw'a, mordercy architekta
White'a do rozprawy we wymie-
nionym sadzie, jaka sic tam to-
czy W sprawie wniesionego ban
kructwa rodziny Thaw'a. n.
Thaw ma W rozprawie tel zezna-
wac jako swiadek. Prawdopodo-
bnie zarzad zakiadu W Matteayan
pozwoli Thaw'owi pojechac do
Pennsylvania, poczem Thaw "a
raz powroci do Stanu N. York,
pod ktorego pozostaje jurysdyk-
cya sadowa.
Beaver, Pa, 16 pazdziernika.-
Tutejszemu sadowi powiatowe-
mu doniesiono ciekawa historye,
ktora ma tajemnicza zbrodnie "a
krawa: oto niejaki H. K. Reed,
zatrudniony ma pewnej farmie W
tym powiecie, polujac znalazi.
swiezo usypany wzgorek ziemi
do mogily podobny. Zaintrygowa
ny tenn zaczai ziemie rozgrzeby-
wac w niewielkiej glebokosci
znalazi trumne, raczej skrzynie
do trunny podobna. Chciai ia o.
tworzyc, ale ME mial przy sobie
narzedzi, pobiegi wiec po ME do
domu. Gdy wrocii ma miejsce,
- trumny juz w owen miejscu
ME bylo; ktos ja widocznie ukryi
leplej. SVladze zarzadzily ener-
giczne sledztwo.
Buffalo, N. Y, 16 pazdziernika.
= Bufaloscy Polacy doczekali
sic takze swego aeronauty; jest
MIN IA letni chiopak, Kazimierz
Pienarski Dunkirk, N. Y, kto-
ry czytajac sukcesach awiatyki,
tax sic mimi przejai, re sam sobie
zbudowaf maszyne do latania,
ktora podobno dziaiaia doskona-
lie. Onegdaj mlody wynalazca po-
stanowii wzniesc sic przy pomocy
swego latawca, co mu sic tez
rzeczywiscie udalo. Niestety je-
dnak czy maszyna byla "a siaba.
czy tez z Incl przyczyny = prze-
staia ona funkcyonowac ma wy
sokosci 300 stop mad ziemia i ru-
nela ma dol wraz jadacym ma
niej mlodym aeronauta. Ma szcze-
scie dla Pienarskiego maszyna O
padia mad stawem tax, re chic
pax padajac ME zabil sic, a tylko
odnidsi zlamanie reki i inne LEI
sze uszkodzenia. - Badz co badzz
pomysiowost polskiego ehlopca
zaszczytna nan zwraca uwage ]
swietna moze mu bye zapowiedzia
ma przyszsose.
Fort Collins, Colo, 16 patdzier-
nika. - w tutejszych iomach wa
pna wskutek zawczesnej eksplo-
zyi dynamitowej siedmiu robotni-
kow zostaio zabitych, % 70
stalo ranionych smiertelnie;
wsr6d tych ostatnich znajduje sic
4 NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16

- z Petersburga donosza, &e o.
ostatnio bylo tam ~ nowych zaslab-
nice 36 wypadk6w smierci ma cho-
lere. w szpitalach zuajduje sic tylks
o. pad5snt5w, '.sS q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16
pIATEk, DNlA 1000 p PAzDzIERNIKA, 1908 RoKU.

ogloszenie sic Bulgaryi niezawi-
siem krolestwem. Zarowno Rad
aujstryacki jak i ,,nowy car Bull
garyi", Ferdynand, beda musieli
dac finansowe odszkodowanie
Turcyi, ktora wlasnie tego ma
razie najgorecej pragnie. Ponie-
waz wskutek nadania konstytucyi
w Turcyi dla Macedonii moga
nastapic lepsze czasy poniewaz
ustaly juz prawie zupeinie w
tym kraju czestsze dawniej wy
bryki rozbojnicze bandyckie,
wiec niema juz wiecej pretekstu
do zatrzymywania nadal protek-
toratu mocarstw mad Macedonia.
zyczenie Turcyi, azeby W Mace
donii uzyskaia wolna reke, wobec
zmienionego ustroju pahstwo-
wego u siebie ME napotka - zda-
je sic - ma zadna przeszkode ze
strony pahstw interesowanych.
Zrzeczenie sic dalej opiekuhstwa
mad Czarnog6ra przez Austrye i
fakt przylaczenia sic Krety do
Grecyi r6wniez bez zadnych tru-
dnosci moga bye uznane przez
mocarstwa. Pozostaje jeszcze
Serbia, ale i ia najprawdopodob-
niej przez swe stanowisko ME
zachwieje zgodnej opinii wszyst-
kich panstw.
Konstantynopol, 16 pazdzierni-
ka. = Wskutek raportow o cia-
glem zbrojeniu sic Bn4garyi Wy
soka Porta polecila swym repre-
zentantom dyplomatycznym "a
granica zwracac ma to uwage od-
nosnych panstw zarazem upo-
wazniIa ich do zlozenia oswald
czenia, re Turcya ME bierze ma
siebie odpowiedzialnosci, jezelli
wroga postawa Bulgaryi popchnfe
ia do wojennej koniecznosci.
Sofia, 16 pazdziernika. = Me
mile wrazenie sprawiia W kolach
dyplomatycznych nota bulgar-
skiego ministra sprawiedllwosci,
wedlug ktorej obconarodowcy W
Bulgaryi ma przyszlosc maj9 bye
tax traktowani, jak i Bulgarzy,
t. j. ME beda oni mogli wiecej u
dawac sic pod opieke swych kon-
sulow. Nota oznajmia, re ia zmia
ma stosunkow ma wynikac re sa-
mego faktu ogioszenia niezawi-
slosci Bulgaryi.
,,Vreme" organ miniSteryalny
oswiadcza, re Bulgaria jest 60
iowa przelac krew, gdyby jej
przyszio okupywac swa niezawi-
slosc pienieznem odszkodowa-
MEM ma rzecz Turcyi.
Paryz, 16 pazdziernika. : Tu-
tejszy buigarski zastepca dyplo-
matyczny, Stanciow, otrzymai
wczoraj rzadowe zaprzeczenie do
niesienia, jakoby Bulgaria miaia
przedlozyc Turcyi ultimatum j
zarzadzic dalsza mobilizacye swej
armii. Komunikat urzedowy "a
przecza, zeby Bulgaria wogole
mySlala o wojnie Turcya, prze-
ciwnie nawet chce ona zyc w zgo-
die obecnym rzadem w Kon-
stantynopolu i jest gotowa zapla-
cic mu odszkodowanie "a wscho-
dnio rumelijska kolej. Dalej ra-
port ten zaprzecza rowniez via
domosci rzekomym tajnym u
kladzie miedzy Austrya j Buiga-
rya.
Cetinije, 16 pazdziernika. = Po
wyzej Spinzy W Dalmacyi "a
rzucilo kotwice s austryackich O.
kret6w wojennych. Wymieniony
port ley W odleglosci 10 mil cd
Austryi, jedynego portu Czarno-
CORY.
Budapest, 16 pazdziernika. -
Rad Jest zdecydowany wyste-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-16
Uspakajajace wiesci. Austrya spl-
SEX WielkOserbSki.
Nieporozumienia chihsko-iapOhskie Amerykanie W
JapOnii.
BEZROBOCIE. W ANGLH.
Anglia powoje rezerwy floty oficer6w bawiacych ma
urlopie.

Stan nans6 Narodowego Pary DemOraycze Bryan
las6w Straty KOmpan teie-
gracznych Thawa Tajemncza hstoya IA eni pol
ski aeronauta- Katastrofa Iomach wapiennych
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26
Does Saloon Paw f?

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-When I
asked Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the
other day whether the enforcement of
the prohibition law in that state had
been injurious to business and whether
it had retarded the development of the
state, as has been SO frequently repre-
scented, he referred me to c. w. Trick
EFT, the assistant states attorney, who
had been in charge of the prosecution
Of the liquor sellers in the thriving town
of Kansas City, Kan, which lies immed-
lately across the river from the Mis-
souri, city Of that name, and is the
second largest live stock and meat
packing center west of Chicago. It has
also an extensive grain and flour trade,
eighteen elevators, large smelling and
refining works, the Missouri Pacific,
Union Pacific and Rock Island railway
shops, and several other important in
dustries. The population, which is
about 100000, is composed very largely
of foreigners, who are accustomed to
the liberal habits of the European coun-
tries in drinking wine and beer, and
the slum element is said to have been
larger before the recent cleansing took
place than in any other place of the
same number of inhabitants in the ma
ton. At the same time, there has al
ways been very large and determined
element in favor Of law and order and
the enforcement of the prohibition law
For many years the city government
was elected by the liquor element, which
controlled the voting population, and
were able to poll 1000 majority for a
mayor whose campaign platform was:
Damn the constitution and the laws
of the State of Kansas. The saloons
shall run"
Mr.. Trickett, having been appointed
assistant states attorney, was instructed
by Governor Hoch to close up the sa-
looms and enforce the prohibition law
in Kansas City, and he did it. When I
asked him to tell me how it was done
Mr.. Trickett said:
On June s, 1906, there were .256 sa-
looms in Wyandotte County, Kansas, of
which Kansas City is the seat; there
were 200 gambling-houses and more
than sixty houses of evil repute On
July 3, following, there was not a sa
loon nor a gambling-house nor dis
orderly house in the county. and there
has been none since. To-day, Kansas
City, Kan, is the largest city in the
world without a saloon, a gambling den
or bawdy house. By reason of that
fact and of the publicity given to it I
have received inquiries from Germany,
France, England and Canada as to the
effects upon the morals of the people,
upon poverty and crime. and upon bust
ness and commerce. There are thou
co~dc of GOOD CaaO1a oil oyar +ha conn
try who believe that the sale of liquor
and dens Of vice are necessary to the
prosperity of a city or state. recall
that when the fight started in our county
delegation after delegation of business
men protested and said that if we closed
the saloons it would stop our growth,
destroy the business of the merchants,
deplete the deposits of the banks, stop
the erection of buildings. render houses
vacant, increase taxation, reduce the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26
published by River Falls Civic League.)
RIVER FALLS GOING DRY.

At least that is the announcement
of the No-liccnse advocates. The
petition required by law, in order to
have the license question submitted
to the voters, has been circulated
and received the necessary sigma
lures the first day. This gives every
qualified voter in the city Of River
Falls an opportunity to vote for or
against the licensed saloon at the
coming election. That day will
soon be here. Are you interested
in the issue? Certainly everyone is
interested. If you are voter, will
you vote? If you are not a voter,
will you not place yourself and your
influence on the side of Civic Right
eousness and Social Reform.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26

Having decided to move from Riv-
er Falls before another winter Of
fer for sale my property, consisting
of dwelling houses, barn and 5
vacant lots situated one block north
of the Public School. Inquire of
owner, or of Geo. TIL. Smith.
O. II. OSTNESS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26

For SALE-A house and lot on
Cascade ave. l0-room house, large
barn, city water. Will be sold either
for cash or on time. Inquire of
Mrs. John Grimm, on premises, or
of Jay Grimm. Household furni-
ture of all kinds also for sale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26

A FRESH CUT
is what we always relish when it APP
plies to steaks, chops and roasts.
We have them, and they're lucious
and appetizing enough to tempt a
king.
WE PAY
the closest possible attention to our
business; work almost day and
night, and understand everything
from A to z that belongs to meats.
That's why everybody says, "Oh,
your steaks, etc., are so good"
It's the reputation we've made.
Come and see us, we want you for a
new customer.
MODEL MEAT MARKET
VINCENT FAT, PROPRIETOR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26

1t has been boosted that Second
Ward has most of the churches and
all of the saloons. That is true.
And it has, also, most of the city
business men. Then suppose we
take a business proposition for
business men? What kind of moral,
social, financial, or political bust
ness is it to support both churches
and saloons in the same ward or
city, since their effects upon the
masses are directly opposite? Who
will explain this proposition?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26

Industrial Education! Yes, all
desire it. But did you ever stop to
think what piece of tomfoolery it
is to spend your money in any such
a way? You labor and deny your
self to keep your boy in school for
ten or twelve years, and then vote
to make it lawful for some saloon
keeper to ruin his whole life in a
single night. Is that good bust
ness?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-26


{ printing, our f| g5ifs is
We print all kinds of stationery.
GIVE US YOUR ORDER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-07-02

When Col. John c. Spooner re-
signed his seat in the United States
Senate, Hon. Isaac Stephenson got
busy in a pursuit of the place. The
members of the Legislature were in
formed that the man from Marinette
greatly desired to round out his
career by filling the vacancy caused
by Spooner's resignation and that
upon the completion of the round
ing out process, he would get out of
the way for some one else. Senator
La Toilette turned down Lenroot,
came to the rescue and Stephenson
was elected. Stephenson pays as
he goes and after taking his seat in
the Senate joined the Aldrich-Alli-
son-Hale triumvirate against La
Toilette. Uncle Ike has recanted
his short term limit, and is now a
fullfedged candidate for the full
term, to succeed himself. La Fol-
lette no longer plays in Stephen
sons yard, and is said to be groom
ing Francis E. McGovern of Milwau-
kee for the Senatorial race.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-07-02
PARTY FEALTY.

1t cannot reasonably be presumed
that all voters who are classed as
Republicans are entirely satisfied
with the Republican National ticket
and platform. So varied are the
questions and interests involved,
that this would be impossible.
Those who approve the general
policy of the Republican party as
contrasted with that of the Demo
cratic party, will do well to very
carefully weigh any purpose to break
their party ties, before fully de-
termining to do so. This should be
done in the light of the past records
of the two parties, as we'll as of
present conditions. rather than up
on the proposition that there are a
limited number of non-essentials up
on which you may not agree with
your party's action.
The younger Republicans cannot
fully realize the havoc wrought by
Democratic success in 1892, but
those who are older should not yet
have forgotten it, and by it should
be restrained from renouDcing their
party fealty except for the very best
reasons. While there is much to
condemn in Republican manage
ment, this is preferable to pros
trated industries and orrespond-
ing degree of commercial stagna-
ton such as prevailed un,ier the last
Democratic regime.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-07-02
HOBSON ENDORSES JOHN
j. JENKINS.
Interview With Famous Ala
bama Congressman, A PERI
sonal Friend and Sup=
porter Of President
Roosevelt.
From the Chippewa Herald.

From the Chippewa Herald
Congressman Richmond P. Hob
son, one of the foremo st public men
of the United States and personal
friend and supporter of President
Roosevelt, was in the city last eve
ming the guest of Congressman
John J. Jenkins, coming here from
Eau Claire where he addressed a
large audience yesterday at the Red
path Chautauqua. Mr.. Hobson is a
member of congress from the sixth
Alabama district and resides at
Greensboro, Ala.
A representative of the Herald in
terviewed Mr.. Hobson while he was
here and the famous Spanish-Ameri-
can war hero said: II do not know
what l can say that would be of
more interest to the people of your
city and district than the expression
of my surprise to learn that opposi-
ton has sprung up to Judge Jen-
kins in his own party, for he has
attained a position in congress
reached by very few members and
then only after long years of service,
a position that enables him TO rem
der service of the highest kind to
his district, his state, his party and
the whole country.
Judge Jenkins is chairman of
the Judiciary Committee, one of the
most important of all the commit
tees, at all times, and at this time
charged with special responsibility,
particularly in deciding upon the
constitutionality of measures pend
ing in congress that will affect pro-
foundly the prosperity of the ma
ton and the course of our institu
tons. The Judge at the head of
this great committee has achieved
remarkable success in securing the
cooperation of all it's members, ir-
respective of party. Judge Clayton
of Alabama, colleague of mine, and
all other democratic members, as
we'll as republican members of the
committee, are working under
Judge Jenkins craftsmanship, prac-
tically as a unit, with a harmony
and effectiveness that could i'll be
disturbed at this juncture when we
are graphing with the questions of
law, the most difficult perhaps that
have come upon the country since
the days of slavery.
Il would entertain no i'll feeling
for the ambitions of younger men,
bers of the Republican party in the
Judges district, as | pass through
on my lecture tour, when | suggest
that at this juncture such ambitions
should be brought to parallel and
not run athwart the path of the
Chairman of the great Committee
on Judiciary of the House of Rep
resentatives, whose position, capac-
ity and experience give him an
almost unequal1ed field for high and
patriotic service"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-07-02
Additional regulations have bee

Additional regulations have been
issued by the Interstate Commerce
Commission which further restrict
the issuance of passes by railroad
companies. The commission states,
also that it will be breach of the
law to issue annual passes to those
to whom such passes may properly
be given unless the name of the
person or persons appear thereon.
For instance, John Smith, and par
ty," is not sufficient designation,
the members of the party must also
be named.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-07-02

A FRESH CUT
is what we always relish when it ap-
plies to steaks, chops and roasts.
We have them, and they're lucious
and appetizing enough to tempt a
king.
WE PAY
the closest possible attention to Our
business; work almost day and
night, and understand everything
from A to u that belongs to meats.
That's why everybody says, "Oh,
your steaks, etc., are SO good"
It's the reputation we've made.
Come and see us, we want you for
new customer.
MODEL MEAT MARKET
VINCENT FAIT, PROPRIETOR.