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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
Cssuey Csaoissisasss

The regular monthly meeting of
the county commissioners was held
at the county clerks office Monday
and Tuesday. Regular bills were
allowed, the office of the county
treasurer checked and other reports
approved. The sum of $3.50 was
voted the Cattlemen's Day COM
mittee.
The statement was made by Com
missioner Wiley that Surveyor
Eckert was delayed in starting over
the Black Mesa road because the
Delta engineer, who is to accompany
him, was unable to start on June 20
as agreed. Just as soon as possible,
the two would commence the work,
Commissioner Wiley said.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
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In ane With Ksss-Chs@pions .
policy Of giving uablsssd and NON
psrs,ssa skesches Il esad,dssss for
elh<, reGssdIsss Il their Polss'esl
sfki,sssoas, the toilosInG V printed.
Hon Spssss Shscklefosd, whose
candidacy fs district Judge is an
nosneed, 10 veil and isvoFsbly known
70 the people Of this Judicial district.
He wss born ct Msysville, Ny,
where he received his preliminary
education, afterwards 6nisLing the
same st Kentucky Sniversity. Much
of his time was given 10 sssdy of the
classics and higher mathematics.
He studied Las in the Office Of
Hon. John j. Hickman, an accom-
plisbed lawyer and gentleman Of the
old school, from association with
whom he received great benefit and
noble inspiration. He was admitted
to the bar in 1872, and while yet .
Young man was twice elected mayor
Of the city of Maysville.
He came from Kentucky to make
his home in Colorado in 1881, locat-
ing at Gunnison, and continued in
the active practice Of his profession
at this place until elected district
Judge in 1906, which position he
now holds. Prior 10 his election
Jsdee Shackleford gained distine-
ton in his profession and . we'll
earned reputation rs . lawyer Of
marked ability and unquestioned in
teerity, and as type Of man who
never sacrificed honor and fair deal
ing for large fees or questionable
methods in practice.
Since attaining to the bench,
Judge Shackleford's administration
Of the judicial sffairs of the district
has done much to renew the conf
dence oi the people in the integrity
of the courts
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
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niece Of the Hon. G. T. Billinesly a
Lamar, Colo, while the grooaH, - .
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intreductios TO the people of 0snai-
son county.
The aewly wedded pair wsRs 10
Colorado Springs, where they will
sojoarn for few days before takiae
up hfes serious duties ct their nee
home near Doyleville, where they
will be sure Of . warm reception up
on their arrival.
The writer, having been . pss-
ceptor Of the groom hereby sssssss
the right, not alone for himself but
also on behalf Of the many friends a
Mr. and Mrs Des Combes, TO extend
to them congratulations wishing fos
them helth, happiness and prosperity
as they journey along the rugged
pathway Of life; and would also beg
leave to sageest to the boys of Doyle
vile and vicinity, that, inasmsch,
- each and every one Of you will in
ell probability, sooner OF later, be-
come sntangled in the matrimonial
web, it will beboove you TO be
merciful and bear in mind the
Golden Rule, ''Do unto others" etc
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
Catdemen's Day Program
Cunnison. CoIor.do. July i8 and I9. 1912

Approved uniform of Cowboys. hat, red
bandana handk erchief about neck Khaki overals or
chaps brand worked in shirt front
small entrance fee will be charged horses
tering some of the stated below Horses
be entered at least hour before is scheduled
to take place and entrance fee paid the horse will
not be permitted to run except where double entry
fee is paid and accepted by chairman Of commit
tee. Horses must be ready at time called for
they will be barred and fee forfeited. Three
ter and two to go.
All committees will appoint judges for their respec
tive events.
No variation from these rules program will be
allowed by any committee individual unless
toned by chairman of arrangement committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
N. A. E. mus;caIe

The program and other arrange
ments are complete for the musicale
of the Monday Afternoon Club to be
given at LaNeta Hotel next Thurs
day, July IL An admission of
twenty-five cents will be charged
the money to be used in making GER
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
Second Day, July I9, Afternoon

1:30-Show of saddle horses Entrance fee soc
First Prize, SO; second, s., third SO
200-Relay Race. 600 yards. Free for ALL
Each rider to change horses five times at each
end Of track Each rider to have one asss-
tant at each end of track to hold horses only
Rider 10 change his saddle. Assistance
will bar rider.
First Prize, $40; second. $40; third, SO
245-Standish Special. Ladies I mile. Free
for ALL except horses which have in free
for all race won in cowboy this year.
First Prize, sl0 second, 81; third So
3Oo-Bucking contest concluded.
3:45-Cow horse showing best ulaneuvers for use
range. Entrance fee SOC
First Prize. s.. 50; second, S. third 81 50
400-Wagon Race. Each contestant must har-
ness and hitch his own team to wagon. Drive
200 yards, turn stake and return to starting
point. One assistant allowed each driver to
hold team while being harnessed and hitched
First Prize, so; second. So third 50 50
4l5-Boys Pony Race for horses 14s hands
high and under.
First Prize. SO: second. ST. 80. third S. fourth SO
4:30-Needle Race. All horseback Gentle
will ride 200 yards grandstand and
hand his lady partner a needle and thread
She to thread needle while horseback and
return II TO him. both to ride back to starting
point. The couple getting back start first
with threaded needle is winner Needle not
to be larger than No 5.
First Prize. 81; second, IS: third. So: fourth 81
4:45-Novelty Race Free for all Both Ladies
and gentlemen: run 800 yards to grandstand
Trot 300 yards back to starting point: walk to
grandstand-
First Prize SO; second, 81; third. s. 90
s:3o-Grand Ball at LaVeta Hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05

315-Lades Relay Race ~ miles. Free for all
Each lady to have FIVE horses; and change
horses every quarter Of mile. Zach lady TO
have two assistants at each end of track, one
to hold horses and the other to catch. Horses
to be saddled.
First Prize, S25; second, s15 third, $40
345-Girs' Foot Race. For girls under Is years
of age. First PEze, S. second, 81; third 81
400-Costume Race Run horses 2b0 yards to
grand stand. Select bundle containing gar
ment, put it on, get horse and wear gar
ment back to starting point Not allowed 10
tear, rip cut garment
First Prize, So; second 81; third, 81. %
4:30-Base Ball Came Prize $l00
s00-Lecture at Normal Hall by II. " Kepner.
Subject, Alaska.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
Second Day, July -, Forenoon.

sO0-Exhibition of riding by cowboys and cowgirls
9:30-Jumping contest for horses Free for all
Three trials. Entrance fee soc.
First Prize ST. second, IS; third, SO
1000-Quadrille concluded.
1015-Mens Foot Race. Free for all. 100 yards
First Prize, so, second SIS
1880 Buckng contest continued.
1l@-Boys' Potato Race. Each boy pick up
twenty-five potatoes which have been placed
in row and deposit them at a time in
box at end of row, carrying but one potatoe at
time. First Prize, So; second, 81; third, 81
1115-Cowboy Horse Race. GOO yards. Nothing
but horses owned by association members or
their families, and rode the range in cattle
work can enter this Must cowboy
saddle and De rode by association members
their sons All horses barred that have run
in free for ALL this any other year.
Entrance fee 81 90
First Prize, $50; second, SIS, third. Sl0 fourth s5
11:30-Ladies' Race with Glass of Water. Each
lady to carry glass of water horseback
run full speed 200 yards. Turn and run back.
To start at grandstand Lady with
water in glass at finish to win.
First Prize, s.. second, 3; third, 50. fourth, 81
1l:45-Boys' Silt Race. BOYS under Is years of
age. Stills to be not less than two feet from
foot to lower end.
First Prize, SO; second, 81; third, 81 fourth soc
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
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tomosSes sttsrneos u two e'cioek
FSaessl ssrvsees II Mrs. Ann
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two o'clock, 1T the ressdeaee of kss
daughter, hrs. jos. Mckee. Rev
hc0lsshaa conducted the services
AFs. Willsou's death oecxryed
"Wednesday evening sfter . ssckasss
lss2ias for ssvessl pears.
Mrs. Wilson Who wss Q native Of
Csasda, Asd made her ho@e in Gsn-
Hisos for the pest thirty years. She
wss - yesFs Of ast.
Three childrea, ten grand chill
dren and six great grand childven
earvive her. The children are jos
Wilson Of Colorado Springs, Mrs.
Jos. Mckee Of Gunnison and Mrs.
l. NJ Gregory Of Alberta, Canada.
Joseph b Psrtch died ct the
home Of his son Carey b Psrtch at
Csstleton last Tuesday morning at
5 O'Clock. Death Was due to a
general physical break down. Mr.
Partch wss ~ years OF age. A
widow and one son, Carey, are the
only ssrviviae members Of the
family. Two daughters had gone
before.
Mr.. Partch WAS born in Beaver,
Pa, bat went to Ohio when a Young
man He was butcher by trade
and worked ct this business until he
came TO GHnnison county in 1888.
Since then he has followed ranching
as a business. Mr. Partch was
married in Iowa in 1858. Entering
military service st the opening of the
war by joining the 10Th Ohio Volun-
teers, Mr. Partch was discharged in
. year for physical disability.
Originally Mr. Partch was a staunch
Republican but of recent years be
has been aligned with Democracy
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday at the Presbyterian church in
Gunnison, Rev. W. G.. Mcconnell
preaching the sermon. lnterment
was at Masons' and Odd Fellows
cemetery. Old soldiers acted as
pallbearers
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-07-05
PROGRAM
First Day, July l8, Forenoon

9.30-Grand Parade
The parade will form in line on Tomichi ave-
nue., west of Eastman's livery barn. The order
of parade is as follows; Cowboys who have
riding with ladies' second; small boys and girls
ponies and burros, third; ladies and gentle
mems turnout fourth; merchants and society
floats, hfth ridiculous rigs, sixth; automobiles,
seventh.
boys and cowgirs horseback who will give
exhibition of riding.
1015-Judging floats, decorated rigs and autos.
Prizes for decorated autos:
First prize Handpainted dsh
Second China dish.
Decorated carriages
First prize, Handpainted dish;
Second, China dish.
Trade display. First prize, Handpainted vase.
First prize. Fish pole; second Fly book
Best decorated store window:
First prize,
All contestants give notice and
at Eastman's garage before nine O'Clock on
the morning of the parade. All contestng for
prizes must go to grandstand Immediately
after parade to be jndged. No display can
for two prizes.
1O:45-Boys' foot race 100 yards, confined to boys
under seventeen years of age.
First prize. 81; second, IS; third 81. SO
IL Loo Quadrile on Horseback. One set.
The following changes will be called Places
all Address lady on left, promenade, single
file. First couple balance to couple right,
pass right through balance as You are swing
the girl behind you. Repeat all couples.
Aemande left, grand right and left.
Second change. Places all Honor your
lady and lady on left, promenade single file
First couple lead to couple on right, with right
and left four and right and left six. Lead
side couple with right and left to next couple
with right and left six. Repeat.
First prize SIS; second, SO; third SIS
1l15-Ciate horseback to open and shut
five gates, rider 10 choose direction he goes.
Entrance fee so
First prize SO; second, 81; third IS; fourth So.
II 30 Horse race, free for all, 900 Yards En-
trance fee s.. 90.
First prize, s40 second $40; third, so
11:45-Pony race for boys and girls. quarter mile.
Horses 49, hands high and under.
First prize, 81 second, IS; third, SO
1230-Fish Fry Court House Lawn.
First Day, July l8 Afternoon
2O0-Ladies' free for all, quarter mile dash.
First prize. $50; second. SIS; third, $40
215-Bucking contest. Contestants to ride with
single rope and saddle not to be over sixteen
inches swell of fork: quirt to be used.
First prize, $40; second. S20 third. s10 fourth, s.
Best bucking horses:
First prize. $40; second, S25 third, 15
fourth, Sl0 fifth. IS; sixth. IS
2:45eBest driving team turnout. Vehicles and
harness count 2oper cent, handling and driv
ing 10 per cent.
First prize. so: second s.
3OO-Best single turnout Vehicle and harness to
count 20 per cent handling and driving 10 per
cent First prize, so; second s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03

aklamacye. Sprzeciwil sic temu
jednak senator Reed Missouri,
ktory zyczyi sobie zaznaczenia W
protokoiach, re Stan Missouri
pozostai wiernym Clarkowi dc
ostatniej chwili.
Rezultaty ostatnich giosowaf
byly nastepujace:
Czterdzieste trzecie: Wilson
Coz giosow, Clark 32o, Under
wood 100, Harmon 28, Foss II,
Kern I, Bryan I.
Czterdzieste czwarte: Wilson
62o, Clark 500, Underwood SO,
HARMON II, Foss 27.
Czterdzieste plate: Wilson 633,
Clark sos, Underwood 81, Har-
mon rs, Foss ~.
Czterdzieste szoste:N Wilson
900, Clark "a, Harmon "a
Clark W ostatniem giosoVaniu
otrzymal "a gios6w Califofnr' 2
: Colorado, ) Z Eloridy, 2 q Loui-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03
Kiopoty finasowe Turcyi.

Konstantynopol, 3 lipca. -
Slychac, re Rad przygotowule
projekt ustawy w sprawie pod
wyzszenia podatku cd przedsis-
biorstw przemysiowych i pod
wyzszenia taksy "a wykupienie
sic cd wojska, tudziez W sprawie
znizenia procent plac urzedni-
czych.
Zwiazek Wysp Egiejskich.
Rzym, 8 lipca. = Jest zupelnie
wykluczem, ably dwnanascie przez
WIochow obsadzonych wysp
zwrocono Turcyi. Komisya gre
oka wysp, ktora miala W Rzy-
mie przediozyc zyczenie o utwo-
rzenie zwiazku 12 wysp z udzia-
lem lub bez udzialu Samos j
Krety, zostaia W Atenach przez
prezesa ministrow Venizolesa "a
trzymana. Premier podjai sic bye
oredownikiem ich zyczen W Rzy-
ME, szczegolnie iednak uzrzs-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03
Nominacya Wilsona.

Baltimore, Nd, 8 lipca. - Ma
wczorajszej sesyi popoiudniowej
odbyly sic cztery balotowania,
zanim nominacye otrzyma} gu
bernator Woodrow Wilson z
New Jersey. Pc czterdziestem
piatem giosowaniu tax juz wido-
czna staio sic rzecza, re Wilson
zwyciezy, IL przewodniczacy de-
legacyi nowojorskiej, Fitzgerald,
zrobil wniosek, azeby nominacye
jego uczynic jednogiosna przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03

wieniu wodewilowem po raz pier
wszy w dziejach dworu angiel-
skiego. Teatr wspaniale ustrojo-
no kwiatami, ku czemu uzyto po-
dobno 3 miliony roz. Najswiet
niejsza arystokracya zebrala sic
w teatrze. Pc przedstawieniu :
wszyscy stojac odspiewali hymn
krolewski.
- Przybyi do Plymouth anne
rykanski senator c. M. Depew.
Gdy sic dowiedzial, o wyniku
konwencyi demokratycznej, O.
rzekl, re Bryan spowodowal ma
niej zastoj. Wierzy on w zwycie-
stwo Tafta, a ME sadzi, by poro-
roznienie sic jego Rooseveltem
moglo spowodowac utworzenie
sic trzeciei partyi.
Z Niemiec.
Berlin, 8 lipca. - Tegoroczne
manewry cesarskie beda odby-
wac sic miedzy srodkowa Odra a
Eaba. Wiadze wojenne trzymajsS
4. - =. -. < - - - e-7-N 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03
q Anglii.

Londyn, 8 lipca. = Przybyla
do Londynu, wydalona z granic
Krol. Polskiego Katarzyna Male
cka, ktora zgromadzone W przy-
stani tlumy publicznosci witaiy O.
wacyjnie. Dziennik Daily chro-
nicle, inicyator akcyi uwolnienia
p. Maleckiej, rozpocza} szereg ar
tykulow, w ktorych obrazuie
przebieg historyi stanowiacej pod
stawe giosnego procesu. Gazeta
ia zada cd minisHa spraw zagra-
nicznych ogioszenia dokumen-
tow, jake wymieniono podczas
akcyi dyplomatycznej W calej tel
rozgsosnej sprawie.
= w tych dniach przedstawi-
ciele Anglii i Kanady zjada sic W
Londynie dla uradzenia sposobow
zjednoczenia scislejszego OIL
brzymiego brytyjskiego impe-
ryum. Szesciu przedstawicieli rzs-
du Kanady wezmie udziai W
konferencyi.
= Donosza z Plymouth, re ma
okrecie wojennym ,,Thunderer"
wypadi naboj lidytu z magazynu
ma poklad,.. Niezwyklym zbie-
giem okolicznosci ME nastapiia
explozya; inaczej caiy okret
wraz zasoga mogl pasc ofia-
ra!...
- Para kr6lewska byla wczoraj
W teatrze Palace ma przedsta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03
.TGIegramy zagTaDiGzRs'
Bitwa pod Bachinba.

Bachimba, 3 lpca. = Rewolu-1
/ cyonistom udalo sic odzyskac po-
iaczenie ich wojsk miastem Chr
huahua, pomimo, il general HUI
erta trzykrotnie usilowal i'm W
tenn przeszkodzic. w okolicy wal
ka toczy sic nieustanna; Poie-
dyncze oddziaiy staczaja potycz-
ki; jedna wiekszych kompanii
federalnych pod generaiem Carl
baldim zostala pobita przez re-
wolucyonistow pod Bavispo: po-
dobno bitwa tam trwaia piec go
DIN 60 ludzi zgineio 40 costa
10 ranionych. Federalni cofneli sic
ku Aqua Prietta. General" Bale,
naczelnik szczepu Yaqui, ktory
chcial armii federalnej przypro-
wadzic so wojownik6w tego szcze
pu zostai otoczony przez lndyan
szczepu Tamiszi, ktorzy jego je-
go ludzi wymordowali do ostat-
niego. Niezbyt wiec pomyslnie
dla rzadowych rozpoczeia sic bl-
twa rozstrzygaJaca...
Orkan w Kanadzie.
Regina, Saskatchewan, 8 lipca.
Znowu okoIo 40 ciai wydobyto
ruin domow zburzonych tn przez
orkan, kt6ry W niedziele wiecz0r
nawiedzii to miasto. Obliczaja, ie.
zgineio ogolem okoio 100 osobs a
lie 1edwie poiowe cial znaleziono
dotychczas. Ottawa zachodzi, ze
ciaia, lezace pod gruzami, "a
czna sic psuc, a wtedy trudno BE-
die je rozpoznac, nadto zas moga
spowodowac epidemic.
\ 2 Chin.
Pekin, 8 lipca. - Chinski Rad
stanowczo odrzucA warunki, ma
kt6rych pahstwa zagraniczne
(Stany Zjedn., Japonia, Anglia,
Francya, Rosya i Niemcy) chcia-
y mu ofiaTowac pozyczke 800.
milionowa; pozyczka ia jest ".
Chinach bardzo niepopularna
Rad obecnie prosi tylko o 80
milionow...
2 Egiptu.
Kairo, 3 ipca. = Policya tu-
tejsza wykryia spisek ma zycie
lorda Kitchenera, angielskiego
wielkorzadcy, oraz' khedywa
(wiadcy) jego premiera !. poczy-
Mono aresztowania; szczegoiy
sprawy trzymaja W tajemnicy.
q Marokko.
Fee, 8 lipca. = Walk z posi-
czegolnemi plemionami ME usta-
ia tn j ciezkie Francuzom Powo-
duja straty. Szpitale tutejsze W
Mequinez = przepelnione! Ber-
berow srogo "a bunty ostatnie
pokarai general Gauraud, ktory
przeciw MIN zwycieska urzadza
wyprawe. w prowincyach fran
cuskich choroby grasuja zastra-
szajaco, = goraca straszne Panu-
ia W caiym kraju.
z Hiszpanii.
Madryt, 3 lipca. = WczoraI
zmari tn kapitan Bayo, wolsko-
wy aviator, wskutek uszkodze-
den poniesionych W wypadka ze
swym aeroplanem. Pierwsza TO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03
Wilson otrzymuje nominacye przy
46 glosowaniu
Clark bedzie popierai Wilsona.
Ostatna sesya koiezy sic Ws sroda godzne 80 rano
(Specyalne sprawozdanie telegra-
ficzne naszego korespondenta).

Sldny, 80 lWSZyStkleJ mSsOuilS
E (wszystkie) Nevady, 4 z New
Jersey, I Ohio i 6 (wszystkie)l
z dystryktu Columbia. Harmon
otrzymai IL giosow re swego
Stanu Ohio, podczas gdy W tym-
re Stanie SO glosow otrzymas
Wilson, Clark, dwu byio nieo-
becnych.
Rezultat giosowania ma prezy-
denta ogioszono godz. $3.50 po-
poiudniu, a ma wniosek senatora
Stone nominacye uczyniono jed
nogiosna.
Wszyscy LEI odetchneli, gdy'
nareszcie rezultat osiagnieto po
srod gwaru, okrzykow powsze-'
chnego rozradowania wszyscy sic
rozeszli, by wieczorem zebrad
sic ma ostatnia sesye.
Ostatnia sesya.
O ,godzinie 9 wieczorem zebra
Ii sic delegaci ma sesye ostatnia,
ktora przejdzie do historyi jako
jedna najbardziej zajmujacych.
w sail panowaia powszechna ra-
dose z pojednania sic i porozu-
mienia sic partyi demokratycz-
nej. Zachowanie sic delegatow
j gosci swiadczyio, re kazdy jest
zadowolony re szczesliwego "a
konczenia zastoiu. nuzacego izso-
brania kandydata, ktory ma kaidy
sposob reprezentuje prawdziwa
postepowose bez zaleznosci Cd
politycznych maszyn finanso-
wych poteg. Powszechne panuje
zapatrywanie, re Wilson najwzo-
rowszym bedzie przedstawicie-
lem prawdziwej demokracyi w
kraju.
Pred otwarciem sesyi wie-
czornej, delegacya Kansas daia
wyraz swemu rozradowaniu od-
spiewaniem roznych piesni. lime
delegacye nasladowaiy przykiadi /
wsp6iubiegaly sic W spiewaniu.
Trwaio to okoio pol godziny, po-
czem James powoial zgromadzo-
nych do porzadku. Zaczeto powo-
}ywac rome Stany do nominowa-
MIA kandydatow ma wiceprezy-
denta. Kiedy mniejwiecej poiowe
listy wywoiano, krotko pred go-
dzina II, zrobiono wniosek, aze-
by odiozyc nominacye do czasu
przyjecia ,,platformy".
Platforma przyjeta. !
Platforma jest diuga, i wyraza
zapatrywania partyi demokraty-
cznej ma rome sprawy. Sam
Bryan, ktory z senatorem O'Gor-
manem Nowego Yorku ia ukiat
dai, przyznaje, re ME jest ona ra~
dykalnie postepowa. Przyjeto ja
bez zmiany.
(Streszczenie jej podalismy o.
negdaj i wczoraj W redakcyjnym
artykule; uzupeinienia pewne pos
danny jeszcze pojutrze. = PrzN
Red.).
Nominacye ma wiceprezydenta.
Pc odczytaniu przyjeciu plat
formy, jakotez po przyjeciu jesz.
cze innych rezolucyj mniej lub
wiecej waznych, zajeto sic W dali
Sym ciagu nominacyami ma wi
ceprezydenta. Nominacyj byio
duzo. Champa Clarka nominowaf
H. H. Dean Georgii, ale byiy
Missouri, Bockery,
W imieniu Clarka oswiadczyi, re.
pan Clark jej ME przyjmie. W.
swojem jednak za>
re tax Clark jak j caiN
Stan Missouri poprze Wilsona.
to oswiadczenie goracy|
nj oklaskan1i.
z nominowanych najwybitniej3
izymi byli gubernator Marshall Z
.ndiany i gubernator Burke q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-03

naczelnikiem .ochrany" zostal
Karpow, Anew znowu powrocn
do Petersburga. Po zabojstwie
Karpowa uciek{ do Monachiunl,
poczem znowu zniknai. Ostatnie
polrocze przepedzil ma Uralu, W
Paryzu i Danii. Obecnie znajdu-
je sic W Anglii.
z Rumunii.
Bukareszt, 8 lipca. = Wsrod
niezwykiych okolicznosci popelni-
la tu samobojstwo znana arty-
stka-pianistka, panna Pavlidi.
Graia ona ma zebraniu gosci u
siebie, gdy po wykonaniu pewne-
90 utworu wyszla wsrod okla
skow, lpowrocila po chwili ze
szklanka, ktorei zawartosc wypl-
la, poczem dalej grac zasiadaa.
Naglewsrod cry zemdlala i ME
odzyskawszy przytomnosci sko-
nala. Stwierdzono otrucie; przy-
czyn4 - ME znane. !. ...s...--.--