davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
Was Disappointed.

Mr.. Bryce had hoped to make the
successful negotiation of the arbitra-
ton treaty the crowning accomplish.
ment OF his diplomatic career. and is
known to have been bitterly disap-
pointed when the senate insisted on
amendments which practically nulli-
fied his efforts and those Of President
Taft
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
CLARK Not In Wilson Cabinet.

Hot Springs. Ark. Nov. l2.-Speaker
Clark declared he would not be q
member Of President Wilson's cabi-
net. Even were such a position Of.
fered me. would prefer to remain
where l am" he said.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

We have heard Of many mean men.
but the meanest was the Geneva me
chanic who rescued a woman from
drowning. only to throw her back into
the stream when he found out he'd
saved his motherin-law.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Recent Investigations bring to light
the fact that It is only during the
last hundred years that men have
been wearing trousers. From present
styles. women may be following their
example in another century.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
Bryee's Successor Named.

London.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Morning Post says that
Mr.. Bryce informed President Taft
that he would retire shortly and de-
vote himself TO literature.
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice. now
minister at Stockholm. will succeed
Mr.. Bryce.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
Federal Appropriations Decrease.

Washington. Nov. ll-Congress. dur
ing the last session, appropriated ex-
actly $l.0ls.4l2.7l0 as shown by ths
officiai statement of Jas. C. Courts,
clerk of the house committee on ap
preparations
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Aviator Reid says that hydroplanes
are safer than aeroplanes. Probably
because one always lands in water
instead OF on the hard ground
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A Winsted. Conn. man is Obliged
TO play a cornet in order to keep the
deer out of his orchard. Speaking Of
fish stories. didn't Connecticut invent
the wooden nutmeg?
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

burglars entered the office Of a
New York dentist and made away
with eighteen sets Of false teeth That
ought to give the victims something
To chew on
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A hvdroaeroplane has been sue
cessfully employed to save a drown.
ing man. Drowning men will grasp
at aeroplanes.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

The human stomach" saws Or
Weeds Hutchinson" is gPared for a
continuous performance The human
pocEetbook however is not
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A man can live 10 be one hundred
and twenty-five years old says an au.
,hority. Perhaps he can. but there
aren't very many OF them that do
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

One of the huge German dirfcihles
blew uD. but strange to sav nor" was
Injured II happened in the hangar
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Aged horse was retired by its own
er. but pined away until allowed to
20 back TO work And yet they speak
OF horse sense"
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A Brooklyn mans wife has ctrhtren
rocking chairs. and proh7blv all
placed where they'll do the most
harm
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Any man who succeeded In forget
ting to have his hay fever can Just
as easily forget TO have his custom.
AIRY attack Of grip or pneumonia
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

During 1911. New York bIrro1 moro
than 100000 tons of hard coal 40
wonder IL is a hot old town
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A Pennsylvania man was stung to
death by honey bees Another rea.
son why the English stingless variety
should be imported
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Women OF Kansas city have or
ranized a club to prevent their hus-
bands from gambling Must be a
bridge club
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Another raw OF sunshine for the
consumer: Lcbsters on the hoo' are
no higher this year than las,
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A German savant has discovered
that German sausage is loaded with
microbes. Kind OF a horse on the
consumer
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Payieians and Americans now
agree that the latest styles in femi-
nine apparel are nice. but naughty
Maybe that's what makes them nice
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

New York paper has succeeded In
grating a crabapple on to c~aD"
vine Wonder II II has seeds or a
core
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

There Is no foundation for the ru.
NOR that landlords OF apartment
buildings intend henceforth to EN-
ploy Eskimos as janitors
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Kissing on railroad trains has been
forbidden in Bavaria Are there no
tunnels in Bavaria?
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Street gas lamps were first used
in 1907. And some of them haven't
been replaced
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

An eastern Judge has declared
safety razor a dangerous weapon Ret
he tried to shave with one
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A Gotham Judge has ruled that no
ecuFt can prevent . woman from wor.
syins her husband A judicial ruling
wasn't seeessary 70 establish the fact
however
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
PROSPERITY UNHARMED
Optimism Continues in the country's
Trade and Industrial
Centers.

New York. Nov. ll.-R. G. Dun and
company Review of Trade says:
With the Balkan situation less men.
acing the worlds peace still serious.
and with the uncertainties of the ma,
tional election at an end the outlook
Is improved. This is reflected in the
increased buoyancy of the financial
markets and in the Continued expan-
sion Of trade and industry. Every de-
partment of business experiences the
uplift and expansion which result, first
from tremendous crops, and. second,
from the restored confidence and cred
il.
Bradstreets says:
The presidential election has come
and gone with the barest possible ap-
parent effect upon trade and industry.
Neither the election itself nor its re-
suits, sweeping as they were, have
thus far changed the optimistic
undertone previously characterizing
trade sentiment, the situation in this
respect presenting one of the most
notable economic phenomena of re-
cent times. In short. natural condi.
tions coincident with heavy crop yields
and consequent heavy consumptive re-
quirements continue predominant in
trade and industrial circles.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
NIX 8. REED, Publisher.

That unamiable old bogey the an
nual shortage of coal. is with - 9caln
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Counterfeiters are making 500 bills.
for even a perfectly good Slnn bill
continues to involve suspicious
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

A Leeds cleric advocates courtins
In his church In this respect, Leeds
leads
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

People who talk the baseball Ian.
guage will now give the Esporantists
q chance
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
THE MARKETS.


Minneapolis. Nov. Wheat, Dec.
sc; May, sos. c; No. l northern. s7S G.:
Nc, 2 northern. sssc; No. 1 durum.
2stc: barley. mailing. 5sc; No. rye
s0Hc; No. flax. sl.39A.
Duluth. Nov. l2.-wheat, Dec, S5Le;
May, s0hc; No. l northern. s6ke; No. 1
durum, s7hc.
South 81; Paul, Noy; u. Cattle -
steers, $500; cows. 80 q $50; calves,
lambs "a 90 n & .5
The searchlight., 1912-11-15
ChicagO Livestock.

Chicago, Nov. 12.-Cattle receipts. as
900; market steady to loc lower: beeves.
sa:ss q no;Ss; Texas x "a stssEs $50 S:sS
feeders. s4le@ 7.lo. cows and heifers.
se.7oa 7.se; calves. .ss.5oG 10. SO. Hog
receipts. $4,000; market quiet. SC under
mixed. lT.iSa7.s5; heavy. $500 500:
rough. s.:seg5:s pigs. s59s.7o: bulk
600: market slow. Ice to i5c lower: ma
tive. s3.40 44.50; western. S3.50G44O;
.sarllngs. st:so95.7s: lambs. native.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

Baltimore is predicting lobster
famine. Only in the edible variety.
though
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09

az hfhIentt n tYtfI innNnlspHi u
sht a7ait ta ~ HoHE I|it festive site
8a|ttSoft 81 gl4t leNH ntctNpn.
ME tfafr|eFs a. ne Af'ko1t faks'
A. Iusn uIA InfAa ~ AZ slate ehAnler
81 lte Nls|lfIbl|s tlfdtf bk llanss-
fsnlpa44 NIit 4f41f Use Satire " The
at.lia =. I..NtI.il NtaIe. t..@&fAs tnt
ffe iptafftn tr lfir 4fnnIHa fof thf
Aflrpnn nnila|an. mo Ntmmlasionera
~re anl 70 min ali Ihn publicity pos
8IDle. and their nllopla dirccica BY
ute afd4H1 aetfe1atf % taf b9Afd Of
lfada ere fxRttIHa ~ bfinn results
ltndrf with eNnit|l matFfInl canla'
lunfe6 hiss ard HfaIhe. With such
other materials ~ can be carried
with eaao. From the plnna 81 M
Delegates 4 q e4ldnnf the oeeaalof
Wlll " real onn Fttpnn1lRE witt
credit 80 lne eafnA$ workers who arr
putting N their time IN behalf o. ths
Ickplpltaelon fealpFg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09
'VALEsRA SURRATT
IS BANKRUPT


Indianapolis. lnaa July feaeskn
ruFtAtss we pFpuf tNei"nH af'fFp'
Whpen bewltrhin1 co4tnmen AND eN-
unlaite head9car won for nor the rep
usetlon o. being enc best 4oNned
woman On the stage y bankrupt.
" =. Baker d Ieife hAple. Airs
BuFraftA home, nleu peuuen ~
panhfupfHf hefe nntisne out hRN''l-
Ties egHfe8nslng tft,fte,Sp ana 4..e's
% etiif e4s@sa Aside fEem ,AA
Rnrratfa heavy ineep'eanesS % hop.
est ~ AatAfs VINO J. - Aasu "
~ t,NNnel"t = nnmpsf " t'AtR ~
WnieH 'Hp N''.ffen. tnr p"it y ~.
nnneHonfne y tpt 4v"nA HeM ~
elnef temil'np npptts' ana 'Ntts,.1
inc FnHnnN'e ~ "t"N n gre ~ ~
most pnoenpi ever NieN npfp'
Miss &nratt n indebted ~ Paris
mlllluor for ffHb for hats which Nht
hohneht white abroad. Bno OWEN uu'
other tsn for pictnrt heh6aeRr lsel
indnhtrdnnss for phrturtrrlAs ~ $500
which nho owes the white studio 81
Ne~ YORK. she owqs 8ais.es sol
Flowers. according 70 her nwn pchea'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09

hsaied proposals fov tno pnruhaao
of Saeo.eoo 81 ghs bonda ~ ths ss.Atv
VI NAw MnAloo % be nuubd undpr
authority ~ an sol Of ,he plFal STATE
l.sEirlaturs II Rev fsasIts eHslllea,
IAN ACT pfoyidire fande and makinr
appropriations ior sho sfsk flecal
ytar Tor khe ckrtnaa falls tnQHilVo
i.onlalatlVo hHd JualeleI NhpAeImeula
foF tho payment " interest "a Stale
Indebtedness ana sinking Nun1 r.
lnnI4tmeY(a thereof, lh fAIInN til ~
9r|lfrr n the fsdHtHfi8AHI HfF ahH
|UhafIlabIe Institutions and 5Nb 1nis
|anN hll either 6kptnHt1 TNIulEtd ~
eklsiinN laws of the state u IVY
hssalu1 end making epQf1Ff'atigps
iof t0flcI1noloa n reronttH 81 t3fnnf
fiscal years Watch deflcIant|Aa NtFn
iNonffsd BY ths feeuistmep'a o. tAlat-
FMS laws"
Approved Iupe "a, 1919,
nion fnid bonds are ~ ~ tattu
I ln1 S|IAl 1af of 1ulH 1919 end fpso'
|INI6l9 ave tpd pefablo tive N9Afe III
~ lha'f Nnln. lnlHFaat pREnNi4 HNInI'
|Ihut'|t ki lh6 faie of . M can't pe'
|HfftN lls fnfffest fof aat4 naFtp9 q
Ert tY|4tpoGd hi noppnna ai'aNNpn n
ItAo N N4nHA interest 4AFHnlp on
iHe I|I4| o44 81 faptt|Fbtf ems
/ MA4t nIN |HHIpH ana initf44
InatHnsN ~ fNd a|Itt hf snN N|Nl.
IlsfanuE4I Santa New MIN|N1. Ih.
0a|t honfA a11tANnlt tnt
nm taph fe4f H''N NNHp
W. .......
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09
Weird MATER Of
HAssAl|AAp



Ihounix. Aria, july ss--''cona nill
" sons d shn sage bAash. dwsiieru|
in iho converted desert ana halt-
tanss Of The n,hdned malpala' The
little trolhef of the llaesefompa
flows IN lho htIia 0k this foreign
land. and lt'n the nlghs for al nuod
Bitter creokers % Het sogcthtf and
heWll"
That or wofae % that trend - che
eau % b. iarned from the clnpalc
Palace hotel IA Fgiscp next Thuradoy
when AfI4onann VIII toragnthcr
agound a barrel of flansayannpn water
90 celebrate the Selection or site
fop enc exhihll building AZ the lalr.
IL there " one old war horse from
thn hills aud gallN az this ntnlD In
cnrcorefed among The cllian % the
cnp6l who doep not respond % that
Invitation, Harry Welch VIII throw
up tht sponHr and admit that hlN
careful Thought ana plennsnS won't
asifay.
since the secretary Of sho board Of
trade Joined tho uummlnslon a thg
request al the governor the othqr
day. things have heen emrheiIcaiIy
doing. The idea az the HeMnyampn
water was flFurah out yesterday 4pd
tho kflofnoon had scarcely begun be,
fore EnRenn BRADY OfNefil WaE cRllol
IN AonfofAAta and al 0pinlln nltllea
Wlckenhufa YIN supply the barrel
and IL 4ontfntH and the train Of
Eiks. colnmitHontrr and mlecellnn'
e0us ho0slofa VIII zee that Il 10 placed
on tap al t1o headquaTlera of IN
Delegation AZ soon ~ poaslhle. Il I
planned % hnyn everybody who tve'
hoard 81 Aflaona drop III scN Hamgll
thn nuuld 81 weird qualities and Inn
medlat1lt become filled with th'
proper Arlrona spirit.
This nanseAtn o. aha pste noipcllnl
cNpcdls|on Haht tho nngu3a ~ o4qr'
nsln la the aiale who can pQHslnll
toln tho ontn1 10 send IN Aheb
'hnndles" 20 the secretary - prepc
nrotlalon can ~ made Tor their 80
commodelion E4efybpdy VINO kpow
an Arlsonan h the Golden Stalq q
iheA present time Shouts urge ma
exile 10 b. there with both faot 2
more. for thu larger number of no'
alalera pfescnl the blHgef the al,0'
and tha greater impression VIII ,
made on the natives
naalao sho far ln4nsa Watef. ~
Delegates viii fss'riautc much word
on neatly printed folders anent ~
good uofh of booa'lnA Tho eensle'
mnnl 81 dnn hNltona which ~
rived "a the bo8fd Of fradb ynatefda
viii DO naoa 10 decorate eFeryfh'p
that wears coaf " SHIFT where cue
sn cr1.csa uiar 90 attached
Flhaiiy iha hfikone4s piNu % hol
dinner a. llfn hl4eeal heslalfg
sight and lnrisa eFafyhpay ti,nf ioRl
promising az noostef. fili hini VA
good thinaa 50 eat md driuA nh1 q
ltaes nn eleRsal p'eHAA a. talk tnln
sife and de WhIantfina 'AFi2Qna,
Al aaa nnWsta pats HiiI 4eHN fel
roucntafiN41 20 ire feqf 70 eYprYr'
present win ~ elvtn suen soufenlI
verbal AAf It1Ial. q ll,f atkia "a
{, according 81 calcuIsl|Qn Intf Halt
pnct I4'f IA |4n tho boost so1'
F0f nHbNoiff work inA cnnull4,3o
afa ans tA|a e4H1I IN ~ ~ 'a
ward u lua n Hn ftaf r
fAa8aA lpf are ftaaeiaA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09


spte,as ttsssonft|H~ a. gletnlE
NIfRicf. n, ~. july ForsY~futF
ane- hnn0fadlhs % aa laoh ~ fAii}
fsIl - et4eleg 80 4una Sea, fo1feNed
~ fptlFsaen huHdfaHlhs ef July
ilsi
MFg G. ~ EaIRuaQE knH Miss In
ia 1ssltliAat raturnea nnant from
napt2 Ne where lhet tHn been als
LENDING tap teRrhefn Irt'liute.
4he enuia W G@' 4a coEetF
H'ninR fe|Rnany Nnie1 hHptiIag ~
efotaa1 lagk ~ klan'4l nle Wte&.
MISS Anna i,loyhr4|ef came IN
1naay from temss fsr Flsil With
ltf psFensr, ~. end MIS- Hlrmen
kletbaokef
q 81 Nfohn % AlAa4uefQne was
sII|u& 81 ffe nerrteiH ~ Nanlef
|sIa ets - fha lEts9 os chagisf
T'faiE nuIupEny
G. Eilfa fiea 81 aaist'onal
lhnmanlenf tHlfy htles H|ieA States
! Reconnaissance kihaaH VI a|1 AGai
Mr.. II HlehR Iemtz a
Visiting on y. y lpH on the
claim AoIIhHeNI of ~
y, G.. cnarsn and n PARK loft 81
It|h "a f1r LA FoaH M 1ee l0e
ahMaa 49, NtAt ~ 4|lA
4 MIN a., H1NteNN HI1e NHWN
I Dora 4u W. WeaN 10 npfaN
40 feNRlt with hef NNINf Afa 4. A
4 4NsstN
/ A and 3. y. H8A taAa doNl
\ |IoM 4Hfa IN IRA Np 10 spend TIA
\ 1oNII' s AHtaa
Cox NaN 04H pm 3aG
~. III A n. ~. t.....#
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09

YIOUaN GiaeAmNlIA
The Acme House and WlnfpN
CIondinR. Orders promptly attended
al, satisfaction Ksinsanis1t We sweep
chlmnoyA office $40 West allVofl
phOns zst,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-09


w ARK &atNetE 40 cl4an, NJ A.
oeN &1s ~ ceAlPal rAtns -
WANrEr cher 10 take enaFfn u
optof.fpWn kIIchbn ard tinlAa
EaeW fof Two f1et4 enEaHtmeql ea
~. y. A.. o4FH b1a4Aid cfffff.
slre.'.8st.I
WAITER -Nanet banning ana cniocs
mlnsnH work. nrst class work apafa
anlhod AdfeQM HoHeuldQ Aragon,
sarp Tvenlna ilaraia
s.s- a-.~--s.Aee -
WANTED -IsRdB parlner With 4sup
IL mercantile hnNnens OF merit. Nh
e2nofiepne necessary. bur Refinement
and tact obeolulo'y essential This n
an eKctpfionA onNeglunlty rol some
ooe. Apply " mali only, slvine par
lIpuiarn. 10 = .. sWeil, Room o. state
Hotel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-10

Bliss mial mu powiedziec o przy-
jeciu 100000 Cd trustu naftowe-
go.
Scott take opowiedziai o RE
komej rozmowie teleionicznej,
ktora miai z osoba W Biaiym Do
mu, ia osoba miai bye Roosevelt,
ktofy miai mu powiedziec, ze
porozumie sic z Harrimanem
w sprawie zebrania funduszu dla
Stanu New York.
Robert S. Lovett, prezes komi-
tetu wykonawczego kolei Union
Pacific, zeznal, re Hartman Kill
kakrotnie mu powiedzial o tenn,
IL 90 Roosevelt zapraszaf do
Waszyngtonu w pazdzierniku r.
1904 i prosil go o pomoc W zebra
niu fundusz6w dla kampanii no.
wojorskiej. Dalej, Lovett twier-
dzi, re Hartman przyszedi do le-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-10

ctodzacym zrodei funduszow
kampanijnych, byi brat PREF. Ia
fta, Charles P. Taft, ktory ze-
znal, ze ma kampanie Swego bra
ia w roku 1908 i w roku bieza-
Gym wydal okolo $3T5,0O0. Do
tel sunny wlaezone sa tylko wyda-
tiki Rampant pred konwencyj-
nej roku biezacego, gdyz komitet
Sledczy ME Jest upowazniony do
badania funduszow kampanii bic
zacej, Ma kampanie przedkon-
wencyjna w r. 1908 Charles I.
Taft wydal takze znaczna SUNG,
ktora przekroczy}a 100000.
Charles P. Taft okazal sic che
tnym swiadkiem W udzieleniu ko-
mitetowi wszystkich informacyi,
jake posiadal. Gdy go pytano,
dlaczego TAX Yielkie sunny wy
dal ma kampanie swego brata, Cd
powiedzial, ze kyczeniem jego
bylo, azeby brat jego ME mial
zadnych zobowiazah pienieznych,
jako nastepstwa kampanii po wy
borze ma prezydenta,
Byly senator Scott Z West
Virginii wczoraj zeznal, IL W r.
1904 Cornelius Bliss powiedziaf
mu, re ME przyjtnie zadnych pie
niedzy cd trustow. Poprzednio
tenze byiy senator zeznal, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-10
> e)e7-1zoz7 S6dz,ezy

Berlin, 10 pazdziernika. -
WiesG o mobilizacyi Rosyi - w
Krolestwie Polskiem - wywola-
la tn senzacye graniczaca pa
nika!
Wieden, 10 pazdziernika. = w
Austryi wieSc o mobilizacyi ro-
syjskiej wywolala konsternacye
i oburzenie. Prasa otwarcie pre-
powiada wojne austryacko-nle-
:miecko-rosyjska =,
Berlin, 10 pazdziernika. =
Wszystkie gieldy srodkowo euro
pejskie dotychczas wykazuja nie-
znaczny wplyw wojny ma Balka-
ME. Wiadomo tylko, ze W Serbii i
Bulgaryi artykuly zywnosci o
100 procent podskoczyly W c.
nie.
z Austryi. -
Wieden, 10 pazdziernika. :
Senzacye tu budzi separacya ar
cyksiezniczki Izabeli Cd meza je]
ks. Jerzego Bulgarskiego, Mai
zehstwo to pobraio sic, dopiero w
lutvm br. juz sic rozchodza =
,podobno z przyczyny gwaitow-,
nego charakteru ksiecia.
q Hiszpanii.
San Sebastian. 10 pazdziernika,
- w wyscigach jachtow po Ia
toce Biskaiskiej jacht krola Al
fonsa pobity zostai przez jacht
PM de Vilmorin Paryza. Ele-
gancki krol Alfons pierwszy oso-
biseie gratulowai zwycieskleJ
wsp6lzawodniczce
q W}och.
Florencya, 10 pazdziernika, :
Nagle zmari tn wskutek udaru
serca Amerykanin w. NJ. Pond z
Chicago, byiy radny miasta wy
bitny polityk,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-10

60 biura i dal mu -pieniadze /
czeki ma sumo $25O,000. Corne-
Illus Bliss pozniej przyszedl i tie
pieniadze zabra}.
Dan X. Hanna, syn Mark Han
ny, slawnego Z czasow PREF. NC
Kinleya, zeznal, re ma kampanie
Roosevelta wydai $4,000 &c Z
tel sunny $4,000 poszio do komi-
tetu krajowego, $4,000 costa
10 wydane W Stanie Ohio. 20
MIN w. +. Brown, kierownlk
kampanii progresywnei W Ohio
wyjasniI, jak pieniadze tie wyda-
no. Miedzy innemi specyalny. po-
ciag Roosevelta W ciagu kampa-
nil prawyborczej -kosztowai
$500. ......
,Speaker Chalnp Cldrk Wyudi
ma swa kampanie przedkonwef-
cyjna $50, ,46S, wedlug zeznah Je-
90 manazera, scnatora F. I. Du-
bois. Najwiecej wydal senator
Watson West Virginia, t. j.
$4,000. w. R. Hearst, wydawca
licznycn pism, dal $500.
Jak wczoraj doniesiono, FL
mer Dover, byiy sekretarz repu-
blikahskiego kolnitetu krajowe-
60, bawiacy obecnie W Tacoma,
Wash, twierdzi, re W Chicago
lnaja sic znajdowac spisy kontry-
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Wlosi ME pusciliby jednego O.
kretu tureckiego Z Azyi do Euro
py. w samej Europie Turcya ME
ma wiecej wojska jak 100000 lu-
dzi. w Turcyi europejskiej oglo-
szono stan wojenny.
Konstantynopol, 10 pazdzierni-
ka. = Podobno Rad turecki Ego
dzii sic na wloskie warunki poko-
ju, o czem posiano wiesc do Ou-
chy, W Szwajcaryi, gdzie sic IL
klady tocza,
Londyn, 10 pazdziernika. =
Nadeszla til podobno urzedowa
wieSc, IL Bulgaria i Serbia wy
powiedzialy wojne Turcyi.
: Berlin, 10 pazdziernika. - Ba-
viii tn w powrocie do Rosyi mi
mister spraw zagranicznych, Sd
zonow, ktory wyrazii sic, re woj-
ma Observation-Disclosures juz IL
niknac sic MEDIA. Idzie to, by
sic ona ME zamienila w wojne
powszechno europejska, bardzo
w obecnej sytuacyi prawdopo-
dobna.
Warszawa, 10 pazdziernika.
Rad rosyjski nakazai mobiliza-
eye 10 korpusow armii ma zacho-
dniej granicy, ii. w Krolestwie
Polskiem, gdzie ma bye ogioszo-
ny stan wojenny!. -.
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buigarskiego w Konstantynopo-
lu powierzono poselstwu rosyj-
Skiemu.
Konstantynopol, 10 pazdzierni-
ka. = Sultan udai sic w uroczy-
stej procesyi do meczetu Top
Kapu, gdzie leza relikwie Maho-
meta, aby przy Mich ponodlic sic
o blogosiawienstwo ola muzui-
manskiej broni,
Bukareszt, Rumunia, 10 paz-
ka. : Rad nakazai mobilizacye
armii; cele j zamiary nieznane.
Paryz, 10 pazdziernika. =
Rad turecki zakupii tu i w An
/ glii s aeroplanow do celow wo-
jennych. Bulgaria posiada Kill
kanaScie aeroplanow wojennych,
Grecya podobniez; w ostatnich ty
godniach panstwa koalicyjne "a
kupily 80 aeroplanow wojennych.
= Tutejszy posei turecki wy
razi} opinie, re Turcya patrzy W
przyszlosc = mimo wojny :
spokojnie, obcypl potegom W
Sprawy swe wewnetrzne mieszac
sic ME pozwoli = jak ma to So
bic pozwolic chcialy mocarstwa
europejskie.
Londyn, 10 pazdziernika. =
Jezeliby Serbia, Bulgarya i Gre
eva ME wypowiedziaiy nawet
wojny Turcyi, to w kazdym ra-
zie, oddadza one swe armie do
dyspozycyi Czarnogorza. w ra-
zie powstania do ~boju wszyst-
kich panstw koalicyi Turcya
mice bedzie przeciw sobie okoio
500, 900 zoInierza = ME liczac re-
zerw dalszych powolan, oraz te-
90, re i w samej Turcyi powstana
niechetne jej ludy siowianskie
polacza sic re sprzymierzonymi.
Turcya wystawic moze W obec-
mel sytuacyi najwyzej 100000
wojska. ale to juz lacznie kor-
pusami malo-azyatyckimi, ktore
sprowadzi ma plac boju tylko wte-
dy, jesli mice bedzie droge NOR
ska wolna. Do tego potrzeba leJ
pokoiu Wlochatni, DO inaczeJ
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4 Turkish S6Zoze7y

butorow do funduszow wybor
czych W roku 1904. Ma rozporza
dzenie przewodniczacego komi
tetu, senatora Clappa, Dover
przybedzie do Waszyngtonu Z
rzeczonymi papierami. ...
Mathew Hale, progresysta z
Massachusetts,, zeznaI, re kampa.
mia przedkonwencyjna W bleza.
Gym roku kosztowa}a SCI, ,939. Du
70 tel sunny wydano ma przepro-
wadzenie prawa -prawyboroW
prezydencyalnych, ktoremu zwo,
lennicy PREF. Tafta byli przeciw.
nj. Jeden kandydatow ma burnt
strza wyda} z gors 100000.
Jutro glownymi swiadkami be-
ia: Charles D. Hilles, przewol- J.
ni:<s:y republikahskiego komitc-
til k:ajowego, byly sekrctarz
'prywatny PREF. Tafta John =.
.Archboid, magnat naftowy, kto-
ry w sierpniu zeznal, re ma kam-
panic Roosevelta w roku 1904 dai
100000. ........,---
Cub. Wilson ma wystawie stano.
wei.
Springfield, ILL.,, 10 pazdzierni-
ka. - Wczoraj CUB. Wilson /
Champ Clark przemawiali tel
samej platformy do tlumu, ktory
przybyi ia wystawe stanowa z o
kazyi wczorajszego dnia demo-
kratycznego. Jak wiadomo, Clark
byi najzacietszym przeciwnikiein
Wilsona w ubieganiu sic. noml-
nacye demokratyczna ma prezy-
denta. 10000 osob zapelniio Co
liseum po same brzegi, azeby u
siyszec CUB. Wlisona daio Ciar-
kowi bardziej entuzyastyczne
przyjecie anizeli samemu~ guber-
natorowi.
Wielu wybitnych demokratow
przybylo z Missouri, miedzy IN
nymi czterech bylych gubernato-
row tego Stanu.
Cub. Wilson przyjechal do
Springfield pred poludnien y
Kansas City, Wieczofem wye
chal do St. Louis.
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