davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-01-18
& Zprdyy Ze St. Paul. >c

II ]. /. I. + i II 4: zs
Melnik els. 161 C.S.P.S. v sobota
veeer V SIM C.S.P.S., tesil Sc velk5
navstteve. V taneenim reji nalezal
Sc tez vetsi pooet masek, nichz sestt
obdrzelo ceny sice jak nasleduje:
Prvnf muzskou cenu, dzban, Karel
Zalesky, 2. oenu, hdl, Eduard Basta,
3. cenu, destn1k, N. Vasko. Prvni
damskou cenu, vasu, obdrzela Mary
Davidova, 2. cenu, stolnf nacini, An
ma Sauerova, 3. cenu, sugar bowl,
Frances Petflkova. Ia soudce usta-
noveni byli Jan Stodola, Frank Svo-
boda, JOS. Zikan, Anezka KTivanek,
Anna LiSka, Mary Rimnac.
~ Pojisteni proti ohni u nejlep-
sich spolecnostl opravnsnych k OBJ
chodovani We statu YAM obstara do
bfe a spolehlive F. B. Matlach, po-
jistujicf jednatel, $40 Robert St.,
st. Paul. If
- Pfipravte Sc ma sibfinky, po-
fadane TEL. Jed. Sokol v sobotu We.
Ger 20. ledna ni=C.s.P.s. Bude
to posledni pies pfitomne zabavni
s6zone a proto nikdo nemel by ma
sibfinkach chybeti. zvlastnl zajem
Sc jevf to, ably co nejvfce osob, zvla-
Ste cd sboru Sokola, Sc dostavilo
I V narodnich ceskych krojich. O do
brou hudbu, vzorny pofadek a vsc
ostatnf bude jak nalezl postarane.
Pfiprayte Sc.
Vojtech Nekola, zamestnany co
topic ma draze, naleza Sc V lekafskem
osetfovani nasledkem vazneho IRA
neni, utrpen6ho minuly ctvrtek pfi
vybuchu zakfopky u parostroie.
- Jak vse nasv9dcuje, dojde k, tu.
h6mu boji mezi kandidaty do ufadti
pfi jarnich mestskych volbach. Hlav-
nj boz povede Sc mezi nynejsim ma
yorem Kellerem, jenz bude Sc ucha-
yeti znovuzvolen1 Otto Bremerem,
jenz bude postaven proti nemu ma
demokraticke strane.~ Bremen zasta
val drive Trad mestskeho pok]adnika
a pfi kazde volbe vitezil velikou vet
Sinou. S mnoha stran sc poukazuje
ma to, ze nynejsl mestska admin
strace mayorem Kellerem cele,
nespmila> sliby dane yolicstvu pred
volbou a te pficiny, ze kyne Bre
merovi 'dobra vyhl1dka ma zvoleni
Bremed je jednlm podilnikd
ISchmidtova pivovaru test Sc d.
lvefe obchodnich kruzich m6sta.
! m State Savings Bank (Statni
Ispofiteln1 banka) v clsle SO vychod-
nj 6tvrta ulice. Vklady ucinent
pred 5. lednem ponesou drok pc G
mes1ci do l. Gervence 1912. Spofi-
ltelni 1cet v teto bance zajistuje ne.
lien 'aaprostou bezpecnost, ale FARO.
ven pobada k Setrnosti a ukladan:
malych obnosd kdykoli jest tax MOI
mo. Banka jest otevfena behem oh.
vyAych bankoynfch hodin a v pom.
! |d9li veGer cd 6 do hodin. - Urol
IL vkladi 3 a pil procent. Vklad,
H. cervence 1911 $4,483,000.00.
= Minuly tyyden panovaly tfesku.
te mrazy, pfi nichz teplomer kles
az ma 28 stupnd pod nulou. Ld9
zamestnanf phi venkovni praci pocf
till krutost zimy Y pine mife.
NJ. D. Nealy, prodavac, zelez
nicnlch listkd na Union nadraz1, ma
4 HE zmizel q mesta a zayedenym Vy
setfoyanfm yyslo ma jeyo, zeI Sc mi
n pokladne nedostavalo $4,000. Nea
Ily zastaval svoji sluzbu po minulyc
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-01-18

Ezt.n*k1*s*zaaxas J. ~ Il ..z1ss. xak9'
1: - - Mily a zabavny program pred
nasen byl v nedeli vecer v SIM c..
S. P. S. zactvem ceske svobodomysl~
ne skoly. Vzdor panuj1c1 tube zine
dostavil Sc do sine veettssi poeet obecen
stva, jez castym potleskem odmeno:
valo zdafile pfednesy skolnl mladeze.
Cely program pfednesen byl hladce
a kazdy dcinkujjicich zakd vyna-
.snazoval Sc co jen silly .jeho stacily,
ably vykon svdj vdeGne provedl. Ra-
dostny byl pohled ma male zacky,
pfedstupujicl 2 ,jeviste pred obecen-
styo a odfikajicl pekne basnicky, ja-
koz ma skupinu vseho zactva pfi
l'laholn pekn6 zapenych skolnich pis-
nj. A lie vsemu tomu pojil Sc radost-
[n} p'<;t, ze jsou to d1tky, Il nichz
vzbuzena jest laska k eeskemu yedo-
nj g. zajem pro spolecne nase snahy
a zajmy. V nas1edujicim podavame
program, iak byl .pfednasen: r. B.
Matlach, ucitel skoly - proslov. An
tonic Posavad - ceska p1sen. Skol
nj dftky - FKde domov m6jj''. Ma
Try Posavad - Zezulieka. Edwin
Hamr - Kozllckovo nauGeni. Ella
Chodora = Chlubivy Pavel. Frank
Hejduk - Carod9jnik. Julie Sed-
lecky - Malieke-velike. Eduard Pa
nushka - Komar a moucha. Skolnl
dftky ffanf a skuteenost." " Hud
ba - Lad. Kocian. Mary Jansky
Mannheim NIL yneeek Beslinka ter
Iba = Go to bylo? Elsie Palecek -
Bila holubinka. Ludmila Kopacek
- Vrabec, kocour a husa. Jarosla7
Sedlecky - z kosmickych pisni.
Skolni d1tky - "Ozvena." Hudba
- Lad. Kocian. Kolednicek -
Henry Sevcik. Anna Chodora -
Vrabec - Mala kuchafka. ,Jaroslav
Olexa - Pohadka O zaj1ckovi. Pred
mes ma housle - Bozena Vlasak, "a
doprovodu ma piano Mildred Pikalo,
YOU. Stepanka Olexa - Vzpominka
ma dedouska. Jifi Posavad -, We
sely muzikant. Stay Chodora - Ii
lsak v kurnlku. Skolnf ditky - "Na
potoku." Hudba - Lad. Kocian
Skoln1 d1tky = P1seh letn1. Doktor
Perlinpinpin, komedie pro deti .
I 1jednom jednani. Osoby: DR.. Perlin-
pin = Josef Landa, pan Loudal -
Karel Zdarsky, 81. Kominickova -
Eliska Runge, pan Hltavec = Vac
Law Sevcik, 81. Pohodlna = Emm,
Panushka, pam Medved = Jos. Hej-
duk, 81. Stebetalkova - Olga Zdar-
sky. Del odehrava Sc ordinanc-
MIN pokoji DR.. Perlinpinpina, jen>
! die sveho specielnlho zpdsobu lee
/ pacienty. Pfedstayenl zakonceno j
prostocvikem. DR.. Perlinpinpin cvi
cl napfed, deti "a MIN "a zvukd hud
by a na konec provolavaji vsichn
s]avu doktorovi. Detska tato kome
die byla sehrana takoyym uspe
chem, ze obecenstvo nemohlo Sc zdr
zeti Cd pocatku al do konce sm1chu
Program zakoneen byl pfsnl, mace;
nasledovalo rozdavani darki zakdn
skolu navstevujiclm. Zvlastnl zaslu
hu Q zdar programu nalezl p. B. Sed
leckymu a bratf1m Karlu a Ladi
slayu Kocianovyym, ktefi ochotne w
pomahali ucitelii pfii cyiiccen1 dftek V
zpevu a diyadeln1m Vystupu. Da!
nalen dix JOS. Landovi, jenz pfevza
na sebe hlayni l1lohu v divadle a 81
ErV Vlasalnnva "a II Pikalnua va h1lYlnhn
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01
THE SWINDLERS AGAIN.

In the last issue of The Ranch L
called attention of our readers to the
fact that the government was getting
after the schemers, who, in not few
cases, are working orchard schemes
to swindle the inexperienced people.
Since then l have clipped the follow
ing from the editorial page of the
Youths Companion: "The bogus
banana plantation is the latest
swindle. According to the report of
Mr.. Arthur j. Clare, American consul
at Bluefelds, a number of companies
in Nicaragua are selling shares in
banana farms toward the development
of which nothing whatever has been
done or is ever likely to be done.
The victims are mostly widows and
other persons inexperienced in
finance. Most of the shares have been
sold in the United States and Canada.
Mr.. Clare issues his report as warn
ing"
A man or set of men who will do
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01
THE PUYALLUP FAIR.

For several years the people OF the
Puyallup Valley have been conducting
a fair. 1t was never the privilege OF
the writer to attend this fair till this
year. Being invited to address the
horticultural students of the Western
Washington Experiment Station on
"Pear Growing in Western Washing
ton" during the week of the fair gave
me the opportunity I very much de-
sired of looking at the exhibits in
fruits and vegetables raised in that
famous valley.
confess to no little surprise at the
fine showing made in fruits L ex-
pected to see a magnificent hibitlon
in the vegetable line. The soil in
the Puyallup valley is very rich.
Twenty-o years ago this fall lived
for few months in Puyallnp and had
a good chance to see its vegetables.
But at that time, for some reason, l
did not see much Of its tree fruits.
That Puyallup can excel in berries
and notably raspberries and black
berries is we'll known far and wide.
The show of fine apples and pears this
year must be very gratifying to the
horticulturists in that part of the
state. One thing was decidedly to the
advantage of the exhibit and that was
the arrangement of the fruits. Moth
ing was crowded but plenty of space
was available for all. In this respect
the showing was far better than [ have
seen in some other fairs even this
year. But good a, rangement can not
make up for poor and shabby looking
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01
EDITED BY F. WALDEN

fruit. The long tables with large and
snowy apples and pears were well
worth looking at.
1 have repeatedly said in these
columns that some varieties of apples
will do better west of the Cascades
than on the east side. The Craven
stein, the King, the Bellfower, the
Northern Spy and others may be men,
toned in this class. AS have said
before the distinctly red apples will
not come up to the extra-fancy
standard. For Eastern markets in
these apples the sunny chimes in the
irrigated sections will always lead. I
may be mistaken but my judgment
is that apple growers west of the
Cascade range would better grow ap-
Piles mainly for the home market
Prof. j. L. Stahl judged the fruit
at the Puyallup Fair and SO far as l
could see, was doing it well. He was
meeting with one difficulty and that
is a very common one, viz, many OF
the apples we're named wrong. He
asked me to help him in properly
naming these mis-named apples. |
could do him but little good in that
direction for | am far more familiar
with apples grown in Eastern Wash
ington than with those grown in the
western part of the state. No one,
unless in the apple business, can
fully realize the difference in the ap-
pearance of apples grown in different
parts of our great country, the United
States A few years ago q. b..
Bracket, the Pomologist in charge of
the Department of Pomology at Wash
ington, ID. c., made visit to the
Yakima valley. After trying to name
the apples shown him he was compell-
I'd to acknowledge that the apples of
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01
A PIONEE

Ezra Meeker was among the first
settlers in the Puyallup valley. 1t
was pleasure to meet this veteran at
the Fair. For quite a number of
years | have known ''Uncle Ezra
quite we'll and always esteem it
privilege to meet him. He is now up
in the eighties, but seems to hold his
vigor remarkably we'll. No man at
the fair perhaps has seen the great
changes in that valley that this pioneer
has seen. He crossed the plains with
an OK wagon in 1852. He landed at
Portland, Oregon, but did not remain
there long but pushed on into Wash
ington territory, stopping a short
time at Olympia and then came to
the Puyallup valley Certainly it was
a great treat to this patriarch to see
the wonderful displays of the products
of this great valley. He and DR.. e.
F. Spinning settled near each other
in those early days. DR.. Spinning
came to the Coast year or two be-
fore Meeker did for l happen to know
that DR.. Spinning and Miss Stewart
we're married at Vancouver, WASH,
in 1852 for it was my privilege to at
tend their golden wedding in Sumner,
Wash. In February, 1902. God bless
these pioneers and may they retain
the love and esteem of the younger
generation.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01

the same varieties raised in the. East
and West we're so different in appear
ance that he was utterly unable in
many cases to name them. No we'll
informed apple grower was surprised
at his failure TO correctly name many
of the common, well-known apples.
Nothing puzzles me in horticultural
work like sample apples that are often
sent to me for identification. The
idea prevails that an apple grower of
considerable experience ought to be
able on sight to name all the common
apples. Nothing is further from the
truth. The best authority on naming
apples I have ever met is HI. e. Van
Deman. He does SO much judging in
all parts of the United States that he
is, therefore, familiar with the differ
ent types of the same varieties.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01
THE WHY
OF A GOOD
NURSERY BUSINESS

We have more than twice the
orders on our books today that we
had a year ago at similar date.
This statement recently made to
q brother nurseryman prompted the
query from him, "How do you do
it?" Our answer to that good man
and to our large number of custom
ers is that we endeavor at all times
to so treat our customers as to make
lasting friends of them and to keep
our large force of statesmen ever
lastingly taking orders every month
in the year.
We cannot do this by any other
plan than by treating our custom
ers fairly and honorably at all times
by filling their orders with good
trees, and by so packing and ship
ping those trees that they reach the
customers hands in good condition,
so that when planted they will grow
and mature early into revenue pro-
ducers.
No nursery in the United States is more
ideally located for growing good trees than
are we We have soil unsurpassed, moisture
under control, a growing season twice
as long as is found in many eastern states
and considerably longer than that found
west of the Cascades. We have fairly early
fall frosts which tend to ripen the wood fibre
and this together with the absence OF pests
and tree diseases and the persistent care
and cultivation we give our stock does
enable us to deliver the cleanest, healthiest,
best rooted, hardest trees it is possible to
produce.
We want yonr business we believe we
merit it, We wonld prefer not to fill your
order if we did not believe we would give
You more than your moneys worth. We
have statesmen IN practically all localities,
but if you are overlooked, drop us line.
WASHINGTON NURSERY CO.
Toppenish, Wash.
More statesmen needed for some good, I'M
occupied fields.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-11-01

(All inquiries for information from this
Department should be addressed to
No. Howe Street, Seattle.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
z Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, S sierpnla. - L
dvrektywy rzadu udal sic minister
rolnictwa. Hernandez do Fl Pa
so. Texas. gdzie ma sic spotkac z
dow6dzca rewolucyi, Orozkiem,
abv MIN poprobowac ukiadow
powrotu do pokoju. Podobniez
z Zapata dowodzca rewolucyl ma
poiudniu W tych dniach ma sic
odbyc konferencya PokoJowa.
Wprawdzie Zapata oSwladcza, re
poki rzadzi Madero, ME moze bye
mowy pokoju, jednakowoz
rad ma nadzieje, re skoro raz "a
cznie sic ukiady, to doprowadza
one do pomySlnego rezultatu,
ZapatySci giownie czuli sic Po-
krzywdzeui Ma punkCie podziaiu
gruntow, a rad gotow i'm tn po-
czynic ustepstwa.
Jaurez, 8 sierpnia. - Lada
chwila spodziewaja sic tn odjaz-
du Orozka i jego oddziaiu; Po-
ciagi stoja dzieh i noe gotowe do
drogi. Donosza obecnie, re gen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
TeIegIamy krsjoWe'
Urzedowe zawiadomienie CUB.
WilSona.

Sea Girt, n. J., 8 sierpnla. -
Wczoraj odbyla sic urzedowa no
tyfikacya CUB. Wilsona o Jego
wyborze ma kandydata demokra-
tycznego ma prezydenta przez
konwencye baltiniorskq. Zawlado
mienia dokonaf konitet, wsklad
kt6rego weszli reprezentanci
wszystkich Stan6w, lccz tylko po
jednym Z kazdego Mich.
Ollie James, senator Z Ken
lucky, kt6ry by} przewodnlcza'
cym konwencyi, byf take prze-
wodniczqcym komitetu notyfika-
cyjnego. L komitetem przybyll
gubernatorowie I osmiu Stanow
i inni wybitni demQkraci.
w. J. Bryan nadesiai telegram
wyrazajacy ubolewanie jego, IL
inne zajecia zapobieg}y mu przy-
bye do Sea Girt ma uroczystoSc.
Nastepujacy gubernatorowie
bvli obecni: Mann Virginia
Plasted z Maine, Baldwin L Con
necticut, Dix New York, Do
naghev Arkansas, Foss Z Mas
sachusetts i O'Neal z Alabama
Cub. Marshall Indiana by} ODE,
cnv z koniecznosci swego stano
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08

Salazar dostal sic do niewoli z
caiym swym 1000 ludzi liczacym
oddziaiem, wczoraj utrzymywa-
no. re pobii on generala federal
nego Sanjineza, dis ma Salazar
bye u Sinjinaza W niewoli. Gen.
Rabago z rz9dowymi ciagnle ma
Juarez. Podobno Orozco ulozyi
doskonaiy plan wycofania sic z
obecnej trudnej sytuacyl W CORY
Chihuahua, gdzie go ME tax Ia
two dosiegna rzadowi. Czy sic
ten plan uda, rozstrzygnie to sic
W ciagu najblizszych ,dni.
Ma pograniczu wczoraj
zn6w przyszlo do strzelanlny
nieszkodliwej zreszta; possowie
amerykahscy W Mexyku, miescie
i W Juarez zaiozyli protesty u
rzadu mexykanskiego / rewolu-
cyonistow przeciwko narazenlu
ma niebezpieczehstwo zycia
mienia Amerykanow. w Juarez
rozstrzelano 10ciu Mexykanow,
podejrzanych o szpiegostwo na
rzecz rzadu.
- Pod Villa Ahumada maja
rewolucyonisci oko4o 1000 ludzi;
walki tam toczyc sic maJa ME
ustanne "a zmiennem powodze-
MEM; onegdaj mieli rewolucyoni-
sci odeprzec zwyciesko federal
nych. Glowne silly federalne pod
marszalkiem Huerta przebywala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
W Chihuahua, gdzie wojska, ar
mat arnunicyi jest podostatkiem,

W Chihuahua, gdzie wojska, ar
mat arnunicyi jest podostatkien,
z Nikaraguy.
Managua, s sierpnia. - L sic
dliska tutejszej rewolucyi wiescl
wciaz ME wiele, poniewaz rewo-
lucyoniSci pozrywali przewody
telegraficzne. Wiadomo tylko,. re
rewolucyoniSci ME spoczywaja, &
lie pladruja okolice niemal W
.bezpoSredniem sasiedztwie stoli-
cy. Lada dnia ma tn przybyc no.
WV oddzia} zolnierzy ameryka1l-
skich, odkomenderowany Z Pana-
nv. Ludno5c Nikaraguy cierpi
gi6d; W kraju bowiem zaznacza
sic nieurodzaj, do tego rewolu-
cyoniSci zrabowali zapasy zboza.
z Anglii.
Londyn, s sierpnia. - lzba
Gmin odroczyia sic az do dnia
Ego pazdziernika.
-. Donosza z Dublina, W r.
landyi, re dwie sufrzystki oskar-
zone o zamach ma prezydenta mi
nistrow angielskich, Asquitha w
teatrze tamtejszym ,Royal', 20
staiv .skazane ma ) lat wiezienlA.
Przypominamy, re rzucily one ma
premiera toporki, oraz usi}owaly
podpalic teatr.
- Odslonieto tu pomnik Ro7,
berta Burnsa, przyczem przema-
vial milioner amerykanski, Car
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
HRlN M.cJ0HNg0N

wiska jako kandydat ma wicepre-
zydenta.
O godz. 3ej, gdy juz wszyscy
bvli zebrani w ogrodzie obok
mieszkania CUB. Wilsona, Ollie
James wystapil ma werande ra-
zem Z CUB. Wilsonem Marshall
lem. Przywitano ich oklaskami.
James chwalii kandydata i je-
go dziefa i zaznaczyl, re partya
demokratyczna jest zjednoczona.
w zgodzie bez malkontentoW, ma
uboczu szemrajacych. Atakowal
tax PREF. Tafta jak by}ego PREF.
Rooseyelta okresli} partye repu-
blikahska jako upadla ma duchu,
zniechecona i rozstrojonq.
Potepil spos6b, w jakim repu-
blikanie prowadza procesy prze-
civ trustom. Oznajnlil, re partya
demokratyczna jest zobowiazana
do tego, re ma sic starac wiezie-
MEM karac tych wszystkich, kto-
rzy gwalca prawa, chociaz by jak
najwpiywowi byh.
Wielkie przedsiebiorstwa beda
bezpieczne, jezeli trzymae sic be-
da W granicach prawa, a pa,rtya
demokratyczna odlaczy kwestye
taryfy cd polityki, jezeli kaPitali-
sci, ktorzy kontroluja trusty, Cd
lacza swe rece zfodziejskie Cd
kieszeni ludu amerykanskiego.
"a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
TeIegramy zagTaniGzne'
Z Ba{kanow.

Saloniki, Turcya, s sierpnia. -
Ma pograniczu turecko czarno-
g6rskiem istna, choc nieoficyalna
wybuchla wojna; cd kilku dni u
cieraja sic tam z soba oddziaiy tu-
reckie z Ochotnikami czarnogor-
skimi, obu stron Sciagaja po-
sikh. Rad turecki zaprotestowai
W Czarnog6rze przeciwko ME
przyjaznemu zachowaniu sic Jej
poddanych, ale Rad czarnogorsIi
zrzucil re siebie odpowiedzialnoSc
"a to; wobec tego posei turecki
zagrozii, ze opuSci Cetynie, sto-
lice Czarnog6ry, zrywajac sto-
sunt,i dyplomatyczne.
Konstantynopol, s sierpnia. -
z Uskub. w MacedOnii, dOnOsza,
re spelniono tam w ostatnich
dniach caly szereg zamachow
bombowych, popsuto linie kolei /
zabito kilkanaScie osob; pOtwier-
dza sic wie5c o wielkiem zamachu
W Koczana. gdzie rzucono bombe
ma targowisko; explozya jej "a
bila 80 ludzi i ranila okolo 300
sami to byli chrzeScijanie. w
miejscowosci Pecz Ipek) "a
mordowano kadi'ego (sedziego) !;
mialo to bye rezultatem spisku
wiezni6w. ktorzy chcieli uciec z
wiezienia. ale temu zdoiano prze-
szkodzic "a pomoca wojska.
w Konstantynopolu i caiej
wog6le Turcyi coraz gorzej sic
dzieje. Partya Postepowa Posta-
nowiIa rozwiazany Przez suitana
parliament przenieSc do Adryano-
pola tam dalej obradowac: rad
og}osi} stan wojenny w Adryano-
polu. Saloniki i Smyrnie. Obawy
zachodza, ze wojna domowa W
Turcyi wybuchnie lada dnia; mo-
zliwym jest nawet powrot ma
tron sultana Abdula Hamida. Le
zbuntowanymi Albanczykami tez
zerwano ukiady. bo do niczego z
mimi dojsc ME by}o MONA. Tur-
eva stacza sic W przePasc coraz
szybciej - zdaje sic bez ratun-
ku...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
.THECDoRE pOOSEVELT

negie, ktory wyrazil sic, re opo-
datkowac nalezaioby wszystkich
bogaczy ma korzysc klas uboz-
szych. Wyrazenie to W ustach
milionera wywolalo senzacye.
: Rad angielski zawari kon-
trakt firma Marconiego, cc-
lem urzadzenia systemu telegra-
fiji iskrowej dokoIa globu ziem-
skiego; stacye maja bye wznie-
stone w okolicach angielskich.
- Do portu Queenstown przy-
byIa lodz motorowa Detroit z
n. Yorku; Gala droge przez oce-
an odbyia lodz W ciagu p dni, "a
loga wynosiia 4 osoby. w ciagu
drogi burza szalona kilkodniowa
omal iodzi ME zatopi}a.
- Graham White, aviator,
ktory sic niedawno ozenil, przy-'
leciai do Anglii Francyi aero
planem, przywozac zone, jako pa
sazera. Miaia sic ona najeSc stra-
chu w drodze co niemiara, pi-
lot mial ME mato klopotu, by u
trzymac w rownowadze maszyne
IL zone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-08
Teodora Roosevelta
kandydatem partyi ma prezydenta.
Parma Jane Addams przemawia.
,Platforma" ostatecznie ulo7ona i przyjt
Kandydatem ma wcepeydenta zamiaowany gubenato Ca
IforniI Hiram W. Johnson,
Mowy obu kandydatow zako1czenie konwencyi.

rie. Potem jednak odrcczono sic
ia godzine, by dac czas l,oill'te-
towi rezolucyi wykohczyc plat
forme, chociaz niekt6rzy delegaci
temu sic sprzeciwiall.
Nominacya.
Popoiudniu dose diugo trwaio.
zanim delegaci sic zebrali, by ma
nowo Sesye MONA bylo roIpo-
czac. Kiedy wreszcie przyszlo do
tego, deIegat Henry J. Allen z
Kansas wystapil wnioskiem. ny
zasuspendowac reguly ledwie
pred godzina przyjete przysta-
pic do nominowania kandydatow,
chot jeszcze ,,platformy" ME
przyjeto. Bylo kilka gioj'w
sprzeciwiajacych sic, ale estate
cznie wniosek przyjeto i zaczelo
sic powoiywanie Stanow do no.
minowania kandydat6w.
Stan Alabama ME mia} kandy-
data i odstqpii CLOS Stanowi New
York, kt6rego reprezentant. Viii
liam A. Prendergast, cd kilku ty-
godni przygotowujacy sic do
tel waznej chwili, gdzies znikf
byf trwalo nieco d}ugo, zanln,
sic znalazi:'
Wreszcie wyglosii swa move
nominacyjna, a jako kandydata
posiadajacego kwalifikacye Wa
szyngtona ma dow6dzce, kwalitl-
kacye Jeffersona ia meza stanu
kwalifikacye Lincolna do..-
wprowadzenia w zycie zasad de-
mokratycznych, przedstawll ma
zwisko Teodora Roosevelta, nle-
zr6wnanego meza lwiem sercu.
NastqpiIa oczywiScie znowu
olbrzymia demonstracya, trwaJa-
ca 10 minut, podobna do onegdaJ-
szej. L galeryi zwieszono' ogrom-
ma flage, do kt6rej by} przycze-
picny portret Rooseelta W UNI
formie ,,rough rider Wznoszo-
no bandanny, kapelusze rzucano
W powietrze. obnoszono sztanda-
rv po sail, a krzyki byiy ogiusza7
lace. Ku kohcowi demonstracyl
od$piewano hymn yAmerica'.
Kiedy wreszcie demonstracya
sic zakoiczyIa, personal---very.
Beveridge przedstawi} sedrlego
Bena b. Lindseya Colorado,
kt6ry poparl nominacye RooSe-
velta.
Ben B. Lindsey jest bratem te-
90 Lindseya, kt6rego Colorado
zamierzalo proponowac jako
kandvdata ma wiceprezydenta.
Parma Jane Addams.
Pc oklaskach nastepujacych po
movie Lindseya, pan Beveridge
oznajmil: .pan Funk Z Illinois
zechce wprowadzic ma platforme
panne Jane Addams.'
Pc raz to pierwszy w dzieJach
tego kraju zrobiono kobiecie "a
szczyt udzielenia ma konwencyi
krajowej glosu celem poparcla
nominacyi kandydata ma prezy-
denta. Z ogromnym entuzyaz-
mem powitano pojawlenie sic
pannv Addams. Trzeba przyznac,
ze panna Addams dzielnie sic
wywiqzala re swego zadania /
donosnym giosem przemawlafa,
a sluchano jej tax uwaznie jak
Roosevelta. Kiedy skohczyla, ja-
kis delegat podai jej sztandar
z6lty napisem: Votes for Wo-
men" i nanowo rozpoczela sic
demonstracya. Nakloniono ia, by
re sztandarem tym, przy pomo-
~ jednego delegatow, przeszia
orzez sale posr6d ciagiych owa-
vi.