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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19
DZIENNIK NARODoWY

plsmo unijne, drukowane przez unIE
nych robotnikoW.
Dziennik Narodowy, union paper,
printed by union printers.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19
SPRAWY POl|TYCzNE'
LISTY ZASTAWNE KANALU
PANAMSKIEGO.

Root bedzie senatorem. - Q
pierscien ksiazecy. - Nowy
dowodzca wojsk filipinskich.-
Kazal sic zieciowi powiesie. -
Odzyskaia wzrok po 90 latach'
- "Kr6l stalowy" przemawia.
- Odziedziczyla $35o.ooo. - L
zeglugi napowietrznej. - Po-
niosl Smierc przy piracy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19
OSTATNIA POCzTA.

WOJe Wremla zam1eScho odpO-
! wiedz ma znany artyku1 Timesa,
w ktorym organ konserWatyst0w
angiclskich wyrazil przekonanie,
re powolnoSc Rosyi wzgledem "a
dan Serbii jest obecnie najwiek-
szq grozba dla pokoju powszech-
nego. Take stanowisko organu
angielskiego, majacego duzy
wlplyw ma polityke Anglii, kt6ra
przeciez pierwsza wystqpila W
charakterze opiekuna Serbii, ME
podoba sic widocznie W pewnych
sfcrach rosyjskich i Nowoje Wire
mia wystapilo ostrzezeniem,
pod adresem przyjazni angielsko
rosyjskiej.
Zdaniem Now. Wr., przyjazni
,, tel ME ,potrafily zachwiac intrygi
| ccsarza Wilhelma, kt6ry jednak
stara sic o to 2 calych sil,wywo-
lujqc wspomnienia dawnych wa
jemnych uraz.s Politycy angiel-
scy powinni dobrzc o tenn vie
dzict i ME zajmowat takiegO
stanowiska, kt6rc mozc wiccej
,przynie$t szkody, niz wszystkie
wysiIki Nicmc6w.
I tcgo punktu widzcnia - pi-
SIC Now. Wr. = artykul gazety
Times moze wiecej zaszkodzic,
niz wszystkie osIawione oswald
CZcnia cesarza Wilhclma. Zblizy-
liSmy sic do Anglii dlatego, IL
uwazamy to "a pozytecznc ola
mas. UstqpiliSmy wiele W Persyi
/ zdrowy rozsadek wymaga "a
+ dat wzajcmnoSci cd Anglii Ma
my prawo zqdat, zeby Anglia
dafa nam jakie$ dowody przyja-
mi, a ME uprzedzala mas 4 CORY,
ze Drzyjazh rosyjsko angielska
ME przedstawfa zadnych korzy-
Sci dla Rosyi. Juz teraz w gazecie
: KolOko1 drukuiq sic artykliy, do
wodzace, re aneksya BoSni jest to
skutek porozplnienia angielsko-
rosyjskiejgo. Oczywi$cie, ze te
twierdzenia 81 dOwodem zupcf-
! nej nieznajomo$ci historyi. Jeze-
li$my stracili tyle W XIX wicku
+ Cd naCiSku gcrmanizmu, to tylkO
dlatego, il, p0czynajQc cd 1906
, roku systcmatycznic piastowali-
Smy WzmaCnialiSmy NicmCy.
Oderwanic BoSni jest rczultatcm
ME Obccnego angielskO rosyj-
skiego porozumicnia tej poll
; .tyki, ktorq Rosya cd dw6ch lat
prowadzi, lecz togo stulctniego
germanOfilstwa, ktorc skrepowa-
10 mas Od czas0w Aleksandra |
tcraz nawct, 20 zerwaniu vie
z0w, przynosi jeszcze owocc.
ME zgadzamy sic zupclnic L ga
zetQ Kolokol, lecz musimy przy-
znac, ze artykuf Times'a, jezeli
Odbija rzeCzyWiScie obraz polity-
XII angielskiej, zadaje clos naszym
nadziejom / czyni obrone przyja-
mi angielsko rosyjskiej bardzo
trudna.
Now. Wren. w imie utrzyma-
mia nadal ccnnej dla obu stron
przyjazni zqda cd Anglii lojalne-
go poparcia polityki rosyjskiej.
"Polityka rosyjska - czytamy
dalej - jest bardzo prosta. Sami
ME chcemy wojowac / ME pcha-
my Anglii do wojny. Tylko przy
sluchujemy sic zqdaniom naszych
braci Serb6w m6wimy: "poz-
w6lcie nam ME podpisywat ane-
ksyi?" Me zadajcie naszej zgody
ma te aneksye ME zmuszajcie
mas do p6j5cia ma konferencye
usankcyonowania niegodnego
czynu.
Rosya zyczy sobie, zeby zaga-
dnicnic pozostafo otwartc, gdyz
Serbowie W przeciwnym razie ME
reczq "a spok6j. Musimy wierzyc
Serbom, gdy mowiq: "nieuzna-
ME aneksyi jest jedynym sposo-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19
ZDERZENIE POCIAGoW.
New York, 10 listopada.

INV 0rN, ~ 1roe0P0oo'
Pociqg g6rnej kolei, pedzqcej pc
6tej avenue, najechal ma pociqg
,.osobowy, wiozqcy robosnik6w,
wskutek czego dw6ch robotni-
k6w ponioslo Smicrc ma micjscu
dw6ch za$ innych ponioslo zna-
czne obrazenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19
MINISTERYUM ,MARYNAR-
XII ZAPRZECZA POGLO-
SKOM.

Washington, D. c., 1e listopada
- Ministeryum marynarki "a
przecza, jakoby eskadra filipihska
miaIa sic udat do port6w chin
skich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19

ODZIEDZICZYLA So $4,000.
New York, 19 listopada. - Pa
nj Root, zona sekretarza Stanu,
odziedziczy}a po matce $35o.ooo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-19
DzIENNIk NARODOwY

pismo unijne, druko-
wane przez unijnych
robotnikow. =: =: =:
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

through the accident of discovery John Smith and Walter Raleigh
but nationally not foemnded So far mineral wealth
concerned the need Of the prudent foresight coupled with
ceasees research order that discovered
alloys produced substances available
powducng devices developed The careful inventory
the family patrmony should plead economy the
next generation and the next saved from wanbut especially
research and Nature order that blades
be made where before that the golden grain
made replace woody that rocks yield
fine metals.
Our duty plain
First of navgbe
rivers, cheap transportation.
Second to systematic transportation putting the whole
work the hands of the reclamation service which has already proved
itself highly capable admirable work Cheap
for heavy fregh brings and Of
supplies Railroads require much STEEL water does not
Third conservation of soil More than thousand millions of
richest soil coggng the
its and filling habors Less SOIL less less
less wealth.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06
THE PLATFORM AND THE NEGRO.

should National Republican convention
about the Negro platform this year? At times Negroes have
argued threatened fight the expression
party should the question:
particular the question which
the rights with which
he presumably clothed intended be clothed when
emancipaed from slavery
But the adoption the fifteenth amendment the
constitution the national platforms
followed by legislation which materially and permanently altered
listing conditions degree increased the Negroes opportunities
o retarded the drifting of his socaed rights
National Democratic platforms expression
the Negro question: but what considered principles
material hadway twenty years
ated by the real drift of events those sections
the question important consideration
The logic OF events demonstrate that national platform
the question little influence
they effect
public sentiment they little less than Southern
states have ahead steadily their
franchise the Negro and thereby
amendment What the Democratic would
platform at ALL it has boldly made
and local campaigns In which has
make the Negro his rights political ISSUE the
suffered the of Then
reduction of southern representation basis consistent
with its actual voting population will
ing legislation and would be of practical value getter
Any the Negro soldier might
make would little weight
opportunity settle the soldier common
and probable truth.
1t Is evident that practical political the
gro gong to be left and
win THIS view constantly before
platform should other ultno
preston on the Negro
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06
OFFICIAL CALL
Colorado, Springs, Colo.
May 10th, 1908.
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May 1Otn., 1910.
To the Press:
Pursuant to the Regular Ap-
pointment under thh Provisions of
the Constitution.
The Western Negro Press Asso-
citation of the United States of
America is hereby called to con-
vene at Des Moines, Iowa, in it's
twelfth annual session June 10th,
and 1lth 1908. Proprietors, Edi-
tors Managers and correspondents
West of the Mississippi river are
eligable to membership in said
association and are urged to be
present.
We cordially extend an invita-
ton to the members of the fratern
ity and the friends of the news
papers in general throughout the
country to meet with us at Des
Moines to consider those questions
SO vital to the welfare of the race
in the United States of America.
We also extend and expect all min
listers and college professors, bust
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06
ON THE OTHER LEG.

several participants the attempted ynchng at
rode the through the and
the other leg for these woudbe
public morals The pound supposed be
that legal authority
undertakes oude the in the
passion public If Jim guilty of
tried hanged legally John and his
guilty of raising mob and conspmng to murder let them
peneentary clearer
on the majesty of the low.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

America must put check on the di-
vorce evil.
Families in the United States must
be larger.
have watched and studied the divorce
problem in America with good deal of
interest, and the time has come for all re-
lgious bodies to unite upon this subject.
1t has been a great pleasure to me to note
that the ministers of ali the sects are united
in preaching against it. 1t is not entirely
a matter of religion. The welfare of the
state demands THAI something should be
done in this country to check this evil
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

Humor is rare treasure which we
need not hesitate to prize most highly
among the best things of life. 1t is none
of the ponderous gifts of heaven such as
the serious religious ideals; it is not vir-
tue in the narrow sense of the word it is
not sister of that noble trio, Faith, Hope
and Charity; it is not sublime and lofty
nor is it grand and noble; it does not keep
aloof from the common people in the hum
BILE walks of life; on the contrary, it min
giles freely with all and in its democratic
judgment even seems to prefer the asso-
Citations of the lowly. And yet the roots
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06
Jokes
Serve
a Real
Good
By DR.. PAUL CARUS.

of humor down into the of the human heart
nouhd by thoughts of broad and profound comprehension
life
The investigate the of humor the shall
understand that this call it the philosophy OF
humor prefer the religion Of humor the back
which indispensable
part of it.
Hum rule appears frivolous and fppnt the minded
gories scow the silver ring laugh
demonstration will teach that huor
the child of often of sad experence that originates it
through the wholesome reaction heart against the and
of life which, vampreke suck from souls all vitality and
life would moral wrecks skd with mel
ancholia pessimism and msanhropy
Humo has great perform for humor the silver Of
the clouds life Humor the nvigoang that
spirits and buoys fatigue threatens But
in order be effective humo should be the of convon
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

ness men and professional men
and women to join rs in this meet
ing.
Recent developments show the
need OF action on the part of the
intelligent and thoughtful men,
beas of the race and the press with
the aid assistance of the clergy.
must undoubtedly take the lead
w. H. DUNCAN, President
PORTER S. SIMPSON,
Recording Sec'y.
NICK CHILEs.
Chairman Executive Committee.
Address Hon. John l.. Thomp-
son, -Des Moines, Ia, concerning
hotel Accommodations.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06
National
Economy
Must Be Observed
With Reference to
Natural Resources
BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.

No practical study our mineral sup
plies without seeing that they melting away un-
der national growth at geometrically increas-
ing rate and without realizing that unless the loss
is checked his descendants must suffer; nor he
consider ways of preserving the supply without
realizing the need of wider and deeper knowledge
than now possess. 1t not alone that
gave this country its prosperity, but inventive skill
and industrial enterprise applied to its In
dividually we have been both forehanded and fore
minded nationally we have been forehanded chiefly
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

Humor comes to a liberator When we meet
with reverses or are perplexed by untoward circum
stances we are annoyed and suffer bitterly. 1t is
if poisonous infection had gained entrance into
psychical system, but cured can
laugh at our faults and foles. Our laughter
proves that humor comes only to the man who can
rise above himself. Humor is the reward of philo-
sophcal attitude in life. Yea we might say it is the
triumph of a moral victory we have
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

A Pennsylvania man who looked
into mirror was scared to death. He
evidently hadn't had the lifelong prac.
tice of most men.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

A copper half-cent minted in 1925.
and very rare, has just been sold for
$51, the record price for coin of that
denomination and date.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06
Divorce
and
Race
Suicide
By CARDINAL LOGUE.
Of ireland. Now Visiting in America.

continuation of the divorce evil the degradation of the
Another evil has been number Of times by your president
appears that the families America not large they should
be- There for this for this is not poor This
United States.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-06-06

Kitchener is keeping his pitching
arm in training among the Afridis
He'll have them called the Afraidis
shortly.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
TO ENLARGE PECOS
NATIONAL FOREST
Forest Service Chief on Way to Terri.
tory to Confer With Governor Cur.
ry as to Proposed Extension.

Washington, July 17.-An agree
ment has been made between the
secretary of the interior and secre.
tary of agriculture for an investiga-
tion of the effects of grazing of sheep
and goats upon the watersheds within
national forests which are important
to irrigation. A. F. Potter, chief OF
the grazing branch Of the forest but
reau, and D. d. Bronson, of that bu'
reau, will cooperate in these inves.
legations with officials of the reclama.
ton service.
The Water Users Association and
the presidents of both the Cattle
Growers and Sheep Growers associa.
tions in Arizona and New Mexico have
been invited to arrange to nave rep
resentatives of their several interests
accompany the representatives of the
government. Investigations of the re-
lation of stock grazing to water sup
ply on other national forests will be
carried on jointly by the reclamation
service and the forest service.
Mr.. Potter has left Washington fol
Santa Fe, New Mexico, to confer with
Governor Curry next Wednesday re-
garding the proposed additions to the
Pecos national forest
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
Leading Democrats
Declare They Will
Vote for Him
ARE THROUGH WITH BRYAN
Nomination of Nebraskan for
Third Time Repugnant
to Unterrified There.

Hot Springs, Va, July 17.-Leading
Democrats of many southern states
|are writing to Judge Taft declaring
their intention of voting for him and
doing whatever is in their power to
secure his election. Letters of this
kind form one of the most interesting
features of Taft's daily increasing
mail.
From Democrats in Maryland, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and
Georgia he has letters assuring him Of
the writer's belief that those states
will elect Republican tickets at the
looming election. While Taft reads
these letters with interest, he re-
|ceives the information that there is
hope of carrying Georgia with the feel.
ling that on the part of the writer the
wish is father to the thought.
Many of Taft's correspondents de.
clare that the nomination of Bryan is
|repugnant to them because they be-
| lieve his double defeat at the polls
should have disposed of him as a can.
ldidate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
HERBERT S. HADLEY
WILL BE HERE.
Attorney General OF Missouri viii Ad
dress New Mexico Bar Associa-
ton.

A telegram from Judge w. n. Pope
at Roswell. today informed the local
committee of entertainment for the
New Mexico Bar association that Hon
Herbert S. Hadley, attorney genera
of Missouri, and in all probability Its
next governor, will attend the meetinl
of the New Mexico Bar association OF
August 81 and September and ha.
consented to make an address to the
association.
Judge John r, McFie has received
a letter from Solicitor General Henry
NJ. Hoyt Of Washington d. c., in which
he declines with great regret the in
vitatlon to address the Bar associa
tion, being unable to be in Santa Fe
at that time.
Judge Grosscup of Chicago, the fam.
Gus jurist. has been invited to make
an address to the Bar association at
its meeting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
REBELS GAINING
IN HONDURAS
Insurgents Capture
Two Cities in
Interior
LOOKS DARK FOR DAV|LA
Merchant Arriving in New
Orleans Predicts Victory
for Bonilla.

New Orleans, La. July 17.-Elias
Maestas, a merchant of Celba, Span
ish Honduras. arrived here last night
on the United States steamship Va
caro- and declares that it is only a
question of short time when the Da
villa government will fall, and EXPIRES
ident Manuel Bonilla be reinstated.
He brought the first news of the in
vestment of Ceiba by insurgents. The
town is surrounded by thousand in
surgents, and is defended by about
five hundred government troops, but
this number is daily increasing by de-
sertions to the besiegers. The rebels
have already captured two other cities
on the Atlantic coast.
Rebel Coup Fails.
Wednesday night one of the biggest
stores in Ceiba was fired in the hope
of getting the troops to leave the fort
and put out the fire. In the meantime
the insurgents were to capture the
fort and take the town. Citizens put
out the fire. however. and the troops
did not leave the barracks, so one
coup failed.
Many rumors have reached the
coast from the interior but nothing
definite is known. 1t is reported that a
large force is marching on Tegucigal
pa. the capital. Lee Christmas, the
American major general, under the
Bonilla government. who has been liv
ing in Guatemala City for nearly a
year, is reported to be off Puerto
Cortez with formidable force, await
ing opportunity to capture the town.
Report Of Battle.
A train which arrived here from
SaR nedro brought the news that Gen
|elal Gstterrez had arrived at Cholute
|ca and that fighting had begun be
tween the government soldiers and
the revolutiOnists.
According to the advices by the
train crew, the attack upon Choluteca
followed the capture of the town ol
Garcias by the government forces.
Recruiting in the Honduras cities
continues and every precaution is be
ing made for extensive operations
against the revolutionists in case II
developes that they are really receiv
ing material aid from the other Cen
trial American republics
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
AMERICAN MARINES
ORDERED TO HONDURAS

Panama, July 17.-Lieutenant Colo
mel Cole, commander of the American
marines now here, has received Or
ders from Washington to have 100
marines ready for immediate field
service. 1t is believed that they will
be dispatched to Honduras on the
United States cruiser Des Moines
which is expected to arrive at Colon
at any moment. The cruiser Albany
which left on Sunday, carried one
hundred marines destined for ANA
pala.
From advices received here it would
seem that the situation in Central
America is becoming more complicat
ed every day. These advices tend to
confirm the reports that the move
ment in Honduras is aimed against
President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, who
is considered by his neighbors as a
promoter of revolutions.
There is great rivalry too, between
President Zelaya and President Cab
rera, of Guatemala, both having an
ardent ambition to assume the leader
ship in Central America. 1t is believ'
ed here that President Cabrera and
President Figueroa, of Salvador, are
|desirous of having an allied govern
ment in Honduras. If they can secure
this, it is thought that Costa Rica will
be compelled to join the crusade
against Zelaya, who would find it a
difficult task to resist the combined
attacks of Honduras, Guatemala
Costa Rica, Salvador and the enemies
in his own country.
In the meantime President Zelays
has presented complaint to Cen
trail American court of Justice, thai
Guatemala and Salvador had giver
assistance to the Honduran revolution
lists and the Nicaraguan refugees who
|are allied with them.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
NEW DEVICE TO
PREVENT WRECKS
Railroad Expert Says Collisions Car
Be Avoided-Will Test New
Invention.

Chicago, July lis it possible to
prevent both headon and abuttlng col
lisions between railroad trains wheth-
er on single or double track?
George w. Ristine, president of the
Tennessee Central Railroad, declares
that 1t is and that the joint commit
tee of the American Railway associa-
ton will try to answer this question
by an inspection of safety devices
which will be made on the Burlington
road in few days.
The inspection will be the first in
stallation of safety devices which has
been made under the direction OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission un-
der the authority granted by Congress
which appropriated $4,000 for the pur-
pose.
The committee will be taken by
special train to a point on the Bur-
lington's main line between Eola and
Aurora, where Roweli and Potter, I'm
der the direction Of the commission
have installed an automatic device for
stopping trains when the engine crews
have disregarded the stop signals.
1t is stated that the device is such
that when a train enters a block II
sets stop apparatus at the other end
of the block. With this set for opera.
tion, If an engineer attempts to dis.
regard the signal and to enter the
block from either direction, the auto
matte stop opens the air valve on the
locomotive, setting the brakes and
bringing the train to full stop.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
New Syndicate Ab-
sorbes Comanche
Interests
CAPITALIZED At 100000
New Corporation is to Take
Over Properties of
Old One.

Boston, Mass, July 1.-THE final
details for one of the biggest mining
deals ever negotiated in the South.
west have been perfected here, by
which there is effected consolida-
|tion of tn Comanche Mining and
Smelling company and the Copper
Gulf Mining company, both owning
and operating large and valuable
mineral properties near Silver City,
New Mexico,
For some time past the Comanche
company has been in the hands of a
receiver its stock being quoted at
from three to five cents. A new
concern to be known as the .Iaquon
Copper company, is to be organized
with a capitalization of two million
dollars in ten dollar shares. OF these
the present stockholders in the Com.
lanche company will have the right to
take one share for each 100 now own
ed, upon payment of ten cents per
share of their present holdings, the
Comanche company being deeply in
debt.
Copper Gulf stockholders receive
altogether $4,000 shares Of Maquon
stock for their present holdings The
remaining 100000 shares will be is
sued at once for cash at par, two dol
lars being called at first payment
This will ultimately give the company
i$1 100000 cash with the ten-cent Com
anche assessment
The present plans are to develop Its
New Mexico holdings on mammoth
scale, and the merger means that the
Grant county mining district will be-
come one Of the most famous in the
country. The big concern Is prob
ably the largest single holder of min
ing properties in the Southwest, with
the possible exception of the Green
Cananea company, and the direction
of so much capital into the Silver City
field has an Importance for that sec
tiop which can not be overestimated
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-17
HONOLULU ROYALTY
ENTERTAINING FLEET

Honolulu, July 1.-THE people of
the Hawaiian Islands were just as
anxious to see the ships of the Allan
tic battleship fleet today as they were
yesterday upon the arrival of the war
ships in this harbor and thousands
went aboard the vessels. An exten-
sive program is being carried out for
the entertainment of the officers and
men today.