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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
WYPADEK MA KOLEI.
Columbus, Ohio, 13 lipca. =

Columbus, Ohio, 13 lipca. -
Wskutek eksplozyi kotla ma loko-
motywie pociqgu towarowego
kolei "Hocking Valley'', maszy-
nista palace postradali zycie
Wypadek zdarzyI sic w Powell
mieiscowoSci odleglej stqd o SEE
snaScie mil. Lokomotywa co tyl-
ko pomogla pociqgowi towaro-
wemu wydostac sic po strasznym
torze kolejowym, gdy nastaPli
wybuch kot1a.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
WOJOWNICZE SUFRAzYST-
XII.

Londyn, 1890 lipca. - Mrs
Drummond, przewodniczaca "bo-
j6wki' sufrazystek, oSwiadczyIa
publicznie ma wiecu w obecnoSci
5000 sIuchacz6w sluchaczek, re
ME cofneIaby sic pred niczem,
gdyby siIa mogIa zdobyc kobie-
tom prawo gIosu.
"JeSli wy, mezczyzni, wejdzie-
Gle do parIamentu kamieniami
i laskami, znajdziecie mas tam 70.
wniez broniq w reku".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
PIORUN UDERZYk.
w TRAMWAJ.

Filadelfia, Pa, 1890 lipca. -
Podczas bury piorun uderzyl W
tranrwaj elektryczny, w ktorym
znajdowalo sic mn6stwo podroz-
nych. Wsr6d pasazer6w powsta-
la ogromna panika. Wszyscy O.
becni rzucili sic ku wyjSciu. W
natloku pieG. kobiet odniosio slime
obrazenia. Sam piorun nikomu
mic ME zrobif.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
KONWENCYA AJENCYJ
OGLOSZENIOWYCH.

Kansas CITY, 13 lipca. - w
dniach 70 do 28 sierpnia odbedzle
sic konwencya stowarzyszenla
klubow ogloszeniowych w Ame-
ryce. Ma konwencyi obrady to-
czyc sic bedq mad kwesty9, w ia
XII spos6b W ogloszeniach, umie,
szczanych W czasopismach, po-
bye sic oszustWa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
ZAMACH MA DENEENA?

Springfield. ILL.,, 13 1ipca. :
Policyant wykryl w lyle poza
mieszkaniem gubernatora De
neena, ukrywajacego sic cziowie-
ka. Ma widok policyanta niezna-
iomy poczaf uciekat, do ktoregc
policyant dai try strzaly. Poll,
eva twierdzi, re czlowiek ter
czekaf ma sposobnosc rzucenia sic
ma Dennena.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
NOWY CABINET w JAPO-
MI.

Toxic 13 Inca. - Hrabia Kat
sura zostaf zawezwany wczoraj
przez mikada do rczydencyi &C.
sarskiej i przez czas dluzszy dJ
skutowai o skfadzie nowego ga
binetu. Nazwiska nowych mini
str6w beda ogloszone w nadcho-
dzqcy Wtorek.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
BUDzET RoSYJSKI.

P-lersb.:cg, 13 lipca. = w So
bote podczas posiedzenia Dumy
przyieto ostatecznie projekt bu-
dzetu ma rok biczacy. w tel chwl-
Ii 90 zatwierdzeniu budzetu od-
czvtano ukaz carski o zawiesze-
niu posiedzen Dumy az do 28-go
pazdziernika r. b.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
ALARMUJACE WIESCI.

Pa1yz, 13 lipca. - Donosza tu
Z Port All Prince, re Cd czasu
spaIenia francuskiego szpitalu,
poIozenie stanowi sic coraz to
bardziej niepokojacem. Obawiaja
sic, re wkr6tce dojdzie do bitwy
pomiedzy tuziemcami a Europej-
czykami.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
KONFERENCYA ROOSE-
VELTA Z SEKRETARZEM
STANU.

Oyster Bay. N. Y, 13 hpca. -
Prevalent Roosevelt odbyi try
godzinnq narade sekretarzem
Stanu, Rootem, i jego pomocni-
klein Baconem. O czem obrado-
wano ma tel konferencyi, ME via
domo. ale przypuszczaja, ze O.
--rffawiane byly stosunki dyploma~
tyczne Stanow Zjednoczonych
Venezuela.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
WYSTAWA MLECZNA.

Wieden, 13 lipca. - Wystawa
ma widok publiczny W hotelu Bri-
stol, systemu sterylizowania NILE
ka sposobem Pasteura, urzadzo-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
PRZECIWKO TYRANII PRE-.
ZYDENTA w HAITI.

New York, 13 lipca. - DR.. r.
Bobo, prywatny sekretarz jene-
raIa Antenora Firmina, przywod
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
TAFT PRzYGOTOWUJE
MORD.
POTEPIA PARTYE DEMO-
KRATYCZNA.

Kon;erencya Roosevelta z sekre-
tarzem Stanu. - Podroz eska-
DIR. atlanlyckiej. - Kcnwencya
ajencyj ogloszcniowych. -
Przeciwko tyranii prczydenta W
Haiti. - Taft Bryan bliznie-
ia. - 1000 robotnikow otrzy-
malo prace.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
SULTAN SAMOZWANCA.

Fee, 13 lipca. - Krqza tn po-
gioski, re sultan samozwanca
Mulaj Hafid wkr6tce wyruszy
do miasta Marokko / do Rabatu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
OsTATNIA POCzTA.
GLOSY PRASY ROSYJSKIEJ
o MOVIE r. DMOW-
SKIEGO.

II PO"oNll i'o'J Hi>N'" ANN
Polskiego, wygioszonej W dniu
22 Z. m, w czasie rozpraw mad
budzetem ministeryum oswiaty,
wszystkie gazety petersburskie
podaja swoje uwagi.
"Nowoje Wremia' pisze:
"Mowa p. Dmowskiego o szko-
lie rosyjskiej W Polsce zwr6ci ME
watpliwie ma siebie powazna IL
wage. Byia ona wypowiedziana
przekonywujaca sifa i stracila
swa ostroSG ma og6lnem tie tel
surowej krytyki, kt6rej poddano
w Dumie chore ministeryum O.
Swiaty. Move przerwano gwafto-
wnie tylko raz jeden drugim ra-
zem zas argumentacya prezesa
Kola polskiego zostafa gIoSno IT,
znana "a niedowiedziona. | tylko
tylc. Jezeli ze strony przedstawi-
cielstwa narodowego potrzeba
bylo dowodu, ze gotowe Jest ono
wysluchac, Z nalezyta uwagq mo-
wy PoIaka o najwiekszej bolacz-
&c stosunk6w rosyjsko polskich,
to dow0d ten zlozyla dzisiaj Du-
ma.
"Riecz" powiada:
"Swietna analiza psychological
na acknowledgement wplyWu
szkoly rosyjskiej " Polsce, objek-
tywne subjekty@ne dowody ko-
nieczno$ci wprowadzenia w Poi
see szkoIy narodwej, CLOS pelen
godnoSci i samowiedzy narodo-
wei poIqczony ze szczerem wyra-
zeniem gotowosci przebaczenla
starych win w imie lepszej przy-
szloSci, pogarda dla czarnych si}
W Rosyi, W miare j z taktem wy
razora ufnosc do nieskrystalizo-
wanych jeszcze zywiol6w spole-
czehstwa rosyjskiGgo bezwarun-
koWe przyfaczenie sic do poste-
powej Rosyi, - wszystko to robi
te move mistrzowska deklaracya
politycznq. M6wca, - i to moze
Jest nowoScia w mowach posl6w
poIskich, - wypowiedzial sic wy
raznie wsprawic og6lno rosyj-
skicj, dotykajac polityki szkolnej
w naszem pahstwie".
"Slowo" o$wiadcza co nastepu-
10. ~
"Mowa p. Dmowskiego w par
lamencie rosyjskim brzmiaia 60
rzko dla naszego poczucia naro-
dowego.
Lecz to, co m6wil, ME dotyczy
ami Dumy rosyjskiej, AMI spole-
czehstwa rosyjskiego. [ choc
smutnym jest gI6wny motyw W
movie p. Dmowskiego - powin-
ma ona bye wzieta pod uwage,
gdyz W zmianic polityki szkolnej
tkwi najniezbedniejszy, a moze
bye nawet, re zasadniczy waru-
mex stworzenia pahstwOwoSci ro-
syjskiej, tel pahstwowoSci, kto-
ra I2czy, ME rozlacza pojedyh-
cze czIonki pahstwa. w ciagu
wieIu dziesiatkow lat polityki ru-
syfikacyjnej, prowadzonej "a po-
Srednictwem rosyjskiej szkoly
pahstwowej, doszlismy do takich
rezultat6w, ktorych Jaskrawym
dowodem jest stan rzeczy W kro-
1estwie Polskiem. Niezmiernie le-
piej traktujq Rosye ci, kt6rzy ME
przechodzi1i szkoly rosyjskiej
Czyz ME jest to rezultatem poll
tyki szkolnej'.
"RuS" dale taxa uwage:
"Dmowski siia / talentem mo-
viii szkodzie, jaka robi Rosyi 1
pahstwowoSci rosyjskiej t. wv.
szkola rusyfikatorska w Polsce
Jego nova byla prawda okrutnq
i nieprzyjemna dla prawicy. Mar
szczyli brwi "pazdziernikowcy"
OklaskiwaIa ia tylko lewica".
'Rossija" pisze w TOME, pei
nym zIoSci i nienawiSci:
'Przypomnijcie sobie, panowie
POlacy, lax / "a co utraciliScie
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13

Managua Nicaragua, IS hpca.
= Dochodzq tn wiadomosci, re
rewo1ucyonisci republiki Hondu-
ras opuscili zajete przez Mich
miasto Gracias i uciekli po "a
grarice republiki Salvador.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13
COFNIECIE WOJSK SULTA-
MA .MAROKANSKIEGO.

Rabat, I3 lipca. - Sultan Ma
rokka Abdul Ais wraz ze sWe-
mi wojskami cofnaf sic do mia
sta Marokka.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-13

Prenumeruicie "Dziennik
Narodowy".
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
SUNDAY WAS A DAY OF
WIND AND BIG FIGURES.

The base bali game Sunday after
noon at the Military Institute grounds
between Artesia and Roswell was
practically ruined by the dust storm
that came while the score-making
was at its height However, it had
some interesting features, in that it
was close. The final score was ID to
13 il favor of Roswell, and that was
reached in the 18th inning. 1t was a
day of big figures, as well as wind,
the hits being II apiece and the err
rors Artesia IL, Roswell Is. Wynne.
for Roswell, struck out Is, and Wake,
for Artesia g.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
Anti-saIoon League Meeting.


Owing, perhaps, to the Sunday base
pall game, the meeting held in the
,ourt house park yesterday afternoon
lnder the auspices of the Anti-Sa-
Don League was not very we'll at
ended, and besides that the high
pal address was made by Rev. H. F.
Vermillion, of the Baptist church, and
since what he said should have a wild
er reading the Record hopes to pub
lish a summary of his remarks. Rev.
John w. Smith, of the Methodist
Church, South, presided over the
meeting, and made brief talk
that was to the point. In line with
the purpose of the League not to al
low the preachers to do all the talk
Daily Record also tried to express
the attitude of the press toward this
organization as well as toward other
reform movements. Being accustomed
to addressing a larger audience than
it would be possible to crowd into
dHy CnuICn VI fIOSWell, ana preaching
more or less every day, he wrote
what he had to say with view of
publication and will print a part of
it for the benefit of those who were
kept away by the baseball game
These meetings will be continued
every two weeks, and it is the purpose
of the League to have some layman
ton to the addresses of ministers
1t is not required that the speakers
shall entirely agree with and sub
scribe to the constitution of the
League. The platform erected il the
court house park stands for free
speech, and the League would be
rather pleased than otherwise to have
even a representative of the saloon
interests come out and engage in
joint debate with some of the mem
bers. The object is to get all the
facts before the public and analyZe
them so that all may vote intellige1tly
whenever occasion offers.
The saloon question is open for
discussion to everybody, and the Rec
ord stands ready to publish both
sides of any joint debate that may
be arranged. Bring on your cham
pio1s.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
GEORGE DAWSON GOES
TO MARRY ABelE REED

George -Davisson left Sunday morning
for Bartlett, Tex, where he will be
married to Miss Abbie Reed on We'd
nesday, June "a. The wedding will
take place at the home of the bride
in Bartlett. The couple will leave i'm
mediately on a pleasure trip to Gal
weston. New Orleans, FL Paso and to
Cloudcroft and viii come to Roswell
about August 10 to make their home.
They will board for a month or two
and after Mr.. Davisson has bought
or built residence will 'go to house
keeping
The bride is well known In Ros
well, especially among the school
teachers, having been a member oi
the Chaves county institute, and Is
even better known down the valley
where she has taught school severa'
sessions at Dexter. Haserman. and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
oECRETARY TAFT WILL
ATTEND COMMENCEMENT.

New York, June 22.-Secretary w
H. Taft arrived here this morning anC
left Immediately for New Have1
where he will attend the Yale com
mencement. He said that he expected
to call upon the President at Oyster
Bay on Friday in company with Gen
Luke E. Wright, his successor as sec
retary of war.
Taft Arrives at New Haven.
New Haven, Conn, June 22.-Secre
tary Taft arrived here this afternoon
He was given an enthusiastic recep
ton at the station. Later he attended
meeting of the Yale Corporation
of which he is a member.
The President Resting.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, June 22.-No ap
pointments have been made by the
President to receive visitors the early
part OF this week. Recreation as far
as possible will be the present pro
gram. Boating, fishing, camping out
over night with his boys, choppine
wood or making hay will occupy his
leisure moments. He will devote much
time to riding.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
TROUBLE
AT MANILA

Manila, P. l., June 22.-An infiam-
matory anti-American circular has
been issued here anonymously and
distributed. 1t calls the Americans
shameless, dishonest and drunken
thieves whose purpose is to rob and
enslave the Filipinos. 1t attacks the
:uses the government of graft. The
circular advocates revolution, and
concluded with death to Americana
1t bears the cabalistic signs of an
old Katipunan society. 1t is thought
that the circular will not be product
We of any serious consequences.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
HOT WEATHER CUTS NO
ICE WITH DAN CUPID.

| June and December, the hot an(
the cold, are popular months for wed
dings, and this June is bearing ou
well the statement. In spite of the hot
weather, the weddings are ripenins
| like June apples, and the little goo
of love, and the county recorder, who
issues the license, are working over
| time.
Two Couples from Eddy County.
| John Quincy Allen, %, of Artesia
and Miss Myrtle May Kappha1, 1S
of Lakewood, and John Weigle, 20
and Miss Vivian Woolam, II, both OF
Artesia, constituted a happy double
wedding party that came to Roswell
from Eddy county this morning They
were chaperoned by Miss Woolam' s
mother, wife of Rev. Mr.. Woolam, of
Artesia. They secured the necessary
license and will be married late this
afternoon or this evening The young
er couple had little difficulty in get
ting their license, both being under
age. The girls mother gave her con
nate. Finally he secured the license
by making affidavit that he would be
21 in August and stating that his par
ents were in Virginia and their con
sent could be easily secured, except
that they were so far away The dis
trict attorney approved the issue of
the document, and the plans for a
double wedding will proceed. The par
ty will return to Artesia tonight.
Girl from Acme; Man from Cement.
Elijah B. Gordon, 40, of Cement,
Okla. and Miss Nellie Hay, 26, of
Acme, N. M, were issued marriage
license Sunday and were married at
the Recorders office Sunday evening
by Elder George Fowler, pastor of
the Christian church. They will go
to Cement, Okla, where the groom
is employed by the Acme Cement
Company
Mrs. Overman-T. M. Beaver
Mrs. Sarah L. Overman, landlady
of the Clem boarding house, and T.
NJ. Beaver were issued license to mar
ry late Saturday afternoon, and at
7:3O Saturday evening were married
at the Glen house in the presence
of all the boarders, Rev Mr. Mathe1y,
pastor of the Church of Christ at Ha-
german, performing the ceremony
The couple will live at the Glen
house. The bride has lived in Ros-
well many years and has numerous
came here in April from Old Mexico
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
LEPROSY CURED BY
SANITARY TREATMENT

New Orleans, June 22.-The report
to be made to the Louisiana assembly
this week by the Leper Home of the
state will declare that out of g. lep-
ers in the institution the past two
years six have been practically cured.
This result has been obtained by Civ
ing the lepers the same sanitary sur
roundings the average person enjoys
and equal opportunity to receive first
class medical treatment 1t is not
claimed that any specific for the cure
of leprosy has been discovered
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
There's
A Big
Saving In
Coupons

men whom would be willing to trust to send into
your homes, whom have to trust whether you
like to do it not And if we get trustworthy men it
takes time to them in cutting and delivering Ice
and takes time for them to learn the ways of custo
And experience makes positive in declaring
that extra wagons matter how well manned, do not
expedate deliveries to reguur customers On the other
hand they occasion great deal of annoyance and dssat
sfacton to that class of patrons Extra are no
paying proposition for the public than for
Now let ask you question: No matter how many
extra wagons may put your route if you delay any
of the drivers minute five minutes by not having
pons change ready by not having your card OUT
for any other reason doesn't somebody else will
|be minute five minutes late in getting Ice.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22

Lake Arthur. She is a winsome young
woman and Mr.. Davisson is to be con-
graduated upon winning her heart
and hand The groom came here with
his fathers family from. Temple, Tex,
six years ago. For five years ne has
been in the land, immigration and
general real estate business, ald has
made a success. Many Roswell peo-
pie will extend the couple a hearty
welcome and wish them continued
success.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
H. BOYCE.
STABBED


half owner of the Block Cattle Co.
and manager of the immense KIT
outfit, was seriously stabbed in the
breast by Oscar Harbert after a short
alteration at Riverside stock yards
at eight o'clock this morning. Mr.
Boyce was brought to Roswell as
speedily as an auto could make the
trip and given surgical attention at
The Gilkeson, and barring the posi-
bility of blood poison or some similar
complication, he will recover.
According to information received
by the officers, Mr.. Boyce was at the
stock yards arranging for the ship
ment of cattle. Young Harbert, who
lives near by, was riding SHINE of the
Block Company's horses End was
treating them inhuma1elyt when Mr..
Boyce called him down." This anger
ed Hapbert and he proceeded to curse
and abuse Mr. Boyce, whp resented
the injury to dumb animals and the
insult by striking Harbert tn the face
two or three blows with hfs fist, and
by ordering him from the horse. The
blows did not have the desired effect,
for Harbert continued to scurse Mr..
Boyce and remained seased in the
saddle. Whereupon Mr.. Boyce secured
a quirt from another COW man, -
after ordering Harbert to cease his
abuse and dismount, and again re-
ceiving a defiant reply, struck Har-
bert in the face with the whip. This
caused Harbert to get off the horse,
and when he had dismounted he pull
ed his pocket knife and started after
Mr.. Boyce.
Waiting for Harbert, Mr.. Boyce
grabbed the wrist of the hand that
held the open knife, but the force of
the other could not be overcome, and
the blade entered 'Boyce's left breast
just to the right of the armpit and
gashed downward to within an inch
of the nipple, two and a half inches.
Mr.. Boyce held the wrist and finally
took the knife away from Hanbert,
but not until he had broken his,
Boyce's' little finger in the scuffie.
After securing the knife, Mr.. Boyce
gave it to a bystander, and the trou-
BILE ended.
Mr.. Boyce's injury IS not necessa-
rily dangerous of itself. for 10 vital
organs were pierced. But the blade
penetrated the cavity in the body and
this makes more danger from blood
poisoning.
Deputy, Sheriffs o. z. Finley and
Tom Loveless started to Riverside
at eleven o'clock this morning to
arrest Harbert. He has been a defel-
dant in a number of territorial cases
in the justice court during the past
five or six months, but all have been
of a minor character until this.
Justice A. ]. Welter today consulted
District Attorney L. o. Fullen as to
his plans in the case. and MIR. Fullen
stated that owing to the fact that he
was going to Carlsbad tonight, Har-
bert would not be given hearing un-
til later. and that meanwhile Harbert
would be confined in jsl without
bond awaiting the result of Mr..
ROyce'S wound
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
SENTENCES IN BlALYSTOK
MASSACRE CASES.

st. Petersburg, Russia, June 22.-
Sentences were handed down today
in the cases of the participators in
the Jewish massacre of 1905 at Bial-
ystok, when eleven Christians and
rs Jews were killed and many per-
sons wounded. One prisoner was CIV
en- three years penal seryitude, a1d
thirteen six months to a year. Fifteen
were acquitted.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22

doubtful if he will be able to take
any active part in the Denver con
vention, and he may not even be able
to attend He is still in bed at the
Waldorf, and it will be week or
ten days before he can go out 1t was
reported that the subcommittee of
the Democratic national committee
had been considering Bailey for chair
man of the committee on resolutions.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
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Russell does poller work.
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, June 22.~-Cattle re
ceipts, 5000. Market steady. Stock
ers and feeders, 2.5005.5O; bulls
5.O095 5.25; calves, 2.50@6-25; western
steers, 5.OO@7.5O; western cows, 3.5C
@5.25
Hog receipts, 5000. Prices 5@10o
higher. Bulk sales, 5.75@5.s0; heavy
5.SO@5.S5; packers and butchers, SIC
@5.s5; light, 5.6o@5.75; pigs. 4-0o@
450
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market stea
dy Muttons, 4.25@5.25; lambs, 5.00G
$50: range wethers, 4.00@5.00; fec
ewes, 3.75@4.75
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-22
If You Have an Orchard,

Call and examine our stock CT ap-
pie, pear and peach boxes, picking
and shipping baskets, picking sacks
and box nails, either in small quanti-
ties or in car lots. 96t3
ROSWELL SEED CO.
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CHICAGO TO BE REPUB-
IlCAN HEADQUARTERS

Chicago, June Ex-senator w. E.
Borah, of Idaho, who returned to Chi
cago yesterday after a conference
with the subcommittee at Cincinnati
with Secretary Taft, said that Chica-
go would be the headquarters of the
Republican party during the campaign
and may be the base of operations
for the national committee.
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MANILA WRAPPING PAPER
TRUST PLEADS GUILTY

New York, June 22.-Tweaty-four
companies manufacturing manila
wrapping paper were fined one thous-
and dollars each by Judge Hough in
today. They pleaded guilty to main
tanning an Illegal combination in re-
straint Of trade. They were members
of the Manila Fibre Association.
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Kaw River Falling.

Topeka, Kan, June 22-The Kaw
river has fallen four-tenths of an
inch since last evening, when it
rea ched 20 feet, the crest of the pres
e1t high wave. bikes constructed
with sand bags saved North Topeka
from overflow.
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Ask ParsOnS---fle Knows

relief in or upon the water. Among
those who lost their lives was john
Milton, who was drowned while at
tempting to rescue three men who
had capsized in a light boat on East
River.
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THE DEs MONIES RIVER
STARTS ON RAMPAGE

Des Moines, Ia, June 22.-The Des
Moines river has again started on
rampage. People in the lowlands
again face the possibility of being
driven from their homes Exception
ally heavy rains the past week in the
upper Des Moines valley caused the
rise.
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WEATHER BUREAU PREDICTS
EREAk IN HOT WEATHER

Washington, June 22.-The Wealth
er Bureau today issued a bulletin pre-
dieting a break in the hot weather
throughout the country east of the
Rockies between Tuesday and Thurs
day, aad adding that rains and thun-
der storms will attend the advent of
cooler Weather.
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TWELVE DEATHS BY
drowning In NEW YORK.

New York, June 22.-Twelve deaths
by drowning were reported in New
York city and vicinity within the
past "a hours, the intense heat driv-
ing thousands to the beaches to seek
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T. ]. Grady came up from Lake
wood this morning

Vim. Diven, VINO mas been here sew
eral days on business, will return to
Clovis tomorrow. He reports that sew
enteen brick buildings are now going
ND at Clovis.