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J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pn
chased a bottle of Chamberlain's Cong
Remedy for his boy who had a cold, and b.
fore the bottle was all used the boys colt
was gone. Is that not better than to pay :
five dollar doctors bill? For sale by al
dealers.
, 1912-12-26

Saw Him Put q Leg Over the Low
Fence.
can't think with you two whispering
there" he said. "I'm going to tn
den"
As he slammed the door into hi
workroom Edith picked up her skirt
and scuttled after him.
"How dare you run away like that 2
she called. You promised me- TIL,
door closed behind her.
1 went owe and spoke through tn,
panels.
"'Follow her. she flies; fly from her
she follows oh. wife and mother!'
i called.
voice rose lrritably. IF you and Jacl
are going to talk all evening go ant
sit on his knee and let me alone. TIL,
way you W. dirt under my nose Is ,
scandal. Do you lear that. Jackr'
Good night, Edith" / called. "a
have left you a kiss on the upper lef,
hand panel Of the door. And / var
to ask you u more question. Whal
II / fly from the woman and sh,
doesn't followY
"Thank your lucky stars" Fred
called In a muffled voice.
/ had some work to do at the office
and half past 8 that night found m,
at my desk. But my mind strayed
from the papers before me. After .
useless effort to concentrate I gave y
up as useless, and by 10 O'Clock ! wal
on the street again, my evening vast
ed. the papers In the libel case of tn,
Star against the Eagle untouched ant
the victim Of an pnsay apprehen
, 1912-12-26
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an
uual meeting of the stockholders Oh
the Saratoga State Bank will be held
in the Office of said bank in Saratoga
wyoming, January ID, 1913, for the
purpose of electing directors for the
nsulng year and the transaction Of
such other business as may come De
fore the said meeting.
Dated at Saratoga, Wyo., Dec. IL
G. W. Broadhurst,
1o-a6.1-e Cashier.
, 1912-12-26
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Carbon State
Bank will be held at its banking
house in hanna, Carbon County, Wy
oming, on Monday, January ID, 1918
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m
and four o'clock p. m., for the pur'
pose of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing. Signed
c. D. Williamson, Cashier
Dated at Hanna, Wyo., Dec, ID, 1915
, 1912-12-26
Breakfast al Walcott

Breakfast al Walcott
U. p. No. 4 has no diner. Get
breakfast at Walcott Hotel. Dining
room open at all hours.
9. G. Moore.
, 1912-12-26

1868
, 1912-12-26
How to Bankrupt the Doctors.

A prominent New York physician says
of it were not for the thin stockings and
thin soled shoes worn by women the doctor
would probably be bankrupt" When yor
contract a cold do not wait for it to develop
into pneumonia but treat it at once. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is intended especi
ally for coughs and colds, and has won Q
wide reputation by its cures of these diseases
1t is most e~fiectual and is pleasant and SAT.
to take. For sale by all dealers.-Adver
tisement.
, 1912-12-26
n,n,. Seriously Alarmed

"A short time ago / contracted a severe
oold which settled on my lungs and causeN
me A great deal of annoyance. ! woula nav ~
had coughing spells and my lungs were ~
sore and inflamed ! began to De seriously
alarmed. A friend recommended Insm sad
Iain's Cough Remedy, saying she mao use
il for year,. 1 bought a bottle ana y !.
lieyed my cough the first night, ana IN :
week | was rid Of the cold and soreness o.
teIle, Cal. For sale by all dealerc'-
tisement.
, 1912-12-26

The Ballard Public Library, is op.
gu on Sundays and Wednesdays Of
each week, from 3 to 5 p. M, and on
Mondays and Fridays from Z to 9
d M, Librarian
, 1912-12-26
Fresh Bread For Sale

Mrs. Fanny H. Lee will keep fresh
bread on sale at the Saratoga Grocery
Company's store every day in the
week until further notice. If
, 1912-12-26
Cured of Liver Complaint.

81 was suffering with liver complaint,
saws Iva Smith of Point Blank, Texas, "and
decided to try a 25c. box of Chamberlain's
Tablets, and am happy to say that am com
pletely cured and can recommend them 10
every one" For sale by all dealers.-Ad
v%ertisement.
, 1912-12-26
Church Notice.

First Presbyterian Church, Sun
day, December 20, 1912.
10 a. NJ. Sunday School, Re-
view of the Life of Christ as it
appeared in the Sunday School
lessons for the year.
IL a. m. Morning Worship-Sub.
ject, "Recollections of the Old
Year."
$50 p. m. Young Peoples Meet
ing. Topic, "Enlarging Life's Out
reach. Text, ii Cor. S:l-9, Mis-
sionary Needs and How to Meet
them"
7:30 p. m. Evening service, Sub
ject, "What Shall we Make of the
New year ?" The new year will be
largely what we make of it. 1t
cannot do over much for us.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
7. R. AND MuSsELMAN LEAD
Roosevelt and Republican Candi-
date For Governor Garry up.
WATKINS RUNS CLOSE RACE

Representative Young is apparently
defeated in the Twelfth district.
Figures indicate that w. J. Mac
Donald of Calumet, has "A clear lead
Of 1900 with little likelihood that il
would be seriously cut down.
Macdonald carried his own county
by between 600 and 200 votes, and he
also carried Marquette county by sew
eral hundred votes.
Young carried Negaunee by small
majority. but lost Marquette and Ish-
peming he faring but poorly at Ish-
peming, where he was three or four
hundred votes behind Macdonald.
In two or three instances, il was
asserted last evening that Young's
lead i'm the counties in which he was
an apparent winner would perhaps
be cut Gown by returns from the ru-
raj precincts.
The returns compiled up to 8 o'clock
this morning were accurate as far as
they go, and there is nothing to indi-
cate that MacDonald's apparent ad-
vantage can be overcome. MIR Young.
however, has carried Dickinson coun-
ty. and his majority in that county
is not taken account of in the returns
table published in conpection with this
Continued on Pace Threel
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SITUATION IS DISCUSSED
Capture Of Seat OF Ottoman EN-
pire Would StartIe the
Entire World
CITY OF HISTORIC INTEREST

Vienna, Nov. g. With the strongest
outposts on the Turkish frontier al.
retary fallen, the chancellories OF Eur
ope are beginning To ask whore tho
onward march Of the victorious armies
of the Balkan aliiesNis to end.
TIE capture of Constentinople. the
seat Of the Ottoman empire for CEN
month ago such contingency would
have seemed unworthy OF considera
ZION, but the swiftness and efficiency
displayed by the allied armies i'm their
onward march have opened the eyes
of Europe and The possibility of the
fail of the Turkish capital IS being
seriously discussed.
Constantinople IL believed To he Wei!
protected on the land side by the
rchataldja lines. Surrounding the
city in a half circle are strong earth
wcrks and batteries of heavy artillery
BY water the ancient city is con-
sidored almost imprognable, even srp.
posing the enemy tc possess an aie-
quate naval force. 1t is known that
during the past year the armament of
the Dardanelles forts has been streng
thened with modern guns of the most
powerful type.
Group Of Four Cities.
ConstantinOple la one OF the most
prominent and interesting cities Of the
world. Its commanding position. both
commercially and politically, has beer
the means of acqrainting the world
with its interesting features. It's popu-
iation is estimated at about 1.090,o00,
It's harbor h0lns 120C ships, and with
in ats twelve miles of walls may be
found prayer houses, or mosques, to
The number of 5000. The most of these
mosques are magnificent structures of
marble on ether stones. built by rich
sultans as monuments to their own
memory.
The city of Constantinople in reali-
~ comprises a group of four cities.
Between the little bay called Golden
Horn, where the Bosphorus joins the
Sea of Marmora, and the Sea of Mar
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Cont;nued From PaoA Three
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CONGRATULATIONS
MESSAGES POUR IN
ON GOVERNOR WILSON.

Princeton. N. j., Ncv. Ga
constant stream of congrata-
latory messages poured in upon
Governor Wilson today, also n
huge cake sent from New York
by the Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic national finance commit
tee. en- which a horseshoe was
inscribed with greeting to the
eth president: also a ninia-
ture white house. over which
floated an American flag. bear
ing a portrait Of the governor.
II can't realize that its true"
said Wo, drow Wilson. the pres
ident- elect who greeted many
visitors who swarmed his house
to offer CONGRATULATIONS. among
them members OF the Prime eton
faculty.
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BARAGA COUNTY
AND KEWEENAW
Progressives Win in Former. n. O.
Young Carries the Latter

The Keneenaw county ticket elected
follows:
Judge of probate. William r.. Smith;
sheriff. John Hepting; county .clerl
and register. Frank X. Kaiser; treas
urer, William Jackson; prosecuting at
torney, James III. Hamilton; Mire an.
spector, John Dunnigan; coroners
Nicholas Weycker ard Wilbur Pal
mer; surveyor. j. Ross Abramson.
There were contests only In the Of
fees of sheriff. treasurer and mine in
spector. Fer sheriff Hepting re, eivcd
i73 Iaataja. 142. and Rawden. 245. For
treasurer Jackson received 551 and Ko-
ittila, 22s. Fore mine inspector Dun
nigan received $40 and Ooney 176.
Following are the figures on presi-
dent and congressman:
Presidept-Taft. 499: Wilson, 60
Roosevelt, eco.
Congressman-Youn Sis. MacDon-
aid. AS.
With three small precincts missing
the figures on Musselman and Watkins
for governor are as follows: Mlssel :
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GRATEFUL FOR
HIS ELECTION
Wilson Now AXIS Cooperation OF
People of County

Princeton. N. j., Nov. G.-Respohd-
ing to telegram from the Democratic
national chairman, asserting that Gov
ernor Wilson unquestionably Was
elected, the Democratic candidate sent
a dispatch to Mr. McCombs ds fol-
lows:
II deeply appreciate your telegram
and wish to extend To YOU and the
members of the campaign committee
my warm congratulations on tile part
you have played in the organization
and conduct OF a campaig9 fought out
upon essential ISSUES.
THE great cause has triumphed.
Every Democrat, every true Progres-
lend his full force and enthusiasm to
the fuliillment of the peoples hope.
the establishment of the peoples
rights. so ,hat Justice and progress
may go hand In hand"
Bryan Senas Greetings.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. ;.---Willam j..
Iiryan last night sent the following
telegram to Governor Wilson:
81 most heartily congratulate you
and the country upon ycur election.
Your splendid campaisn has borne
fruit i'm a great victory. | am sure
your administration will prove bless
ing TO the nation and a source of
strength to cur party
President Ta!t's Statement.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 6,-Presiden.
Taft last night conceded the election
of Governor Wilson. He issued the
following statement from his brothers
home here:
'The returns insure the election %
Governor Wilson to the presidency.
This means an early change I'm the
economic policy of the government in
reference to the tariff. II this change
can be made without halting prosperi
~, sincerely hope II may be.
'The vote fer Mr.. Roosevelt the
third party candidate. and for MIR.
Debs the socialist candidate, Is a
warning that their propaganda I'm favor
of fundamental charges In cur con-
stitutional representative government
has formidable support.
Willie the experiment. Of a change
in the tariff is being carried out by
the Democratic administration. II be-
hooves Republicans to gather around
the party standard and pledge anew
their faith i'm their party's principles
and To organize again TO defend the
constitutional government handed
Continued on Page Three.)
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Kelley, 1856: Frensdorf, 81. Hill, 102.
Congressman. 18th district-Young,
1875; Power. SO; Macdonald, 139. State
senator-James, 1S9: LeGendre, SO.
legislature 1st district Petermann,
176; Mccormick, 9S; Gill, g.; From
holz, 16. Judge of Probate-Beptley.
1876; Davis. 8; Jedda, II. Sheriff.
Cruise. 164 Sheridan, 176; Kemp, L;
Mikko. q; Simpson, IL. Clerk-Kaiser,
2l7: Dick, Is: Sarrell, s. Treasurer
White. 209; Distel, 81; Weidelman III;
Toupin, 10. Register--Mackenzie, 204 T;
Treloar, s; Parta. l2. Prosecuting at
torney-Lucas, 173; McNally. 153. Cor
oner-F'isher, 202; Burgah. z; Ozanich.
1S. Coroner--Little, 177; Moilanen.
8; Wilkinson. 3. Inspector of mines
James, 16s; Harrington. 104; Eplett, 1 /;
Toppari. 2f. For woman's suffrage,
112; against, 22S.
Calumet Township, Precinct No. 2.
President-Taft, So; Wilson, Sc; Cha
fin. 8; Debs.12; Roosevelt, 127. Governor
-Musselman. 10S; Ferris, 62; Leland. a:
Hoogerhyle. IL; Watkins. f04. Audi
tor-Fuller. Ill: Primeau, 81; Baker,
10. Congressman at large-Kelley,
113; Frensdorf, 62; Hill. 113. Con-
gressman, 18th district-Young. go:
Power. 50; Macdonald, 1913. State
141: LeGendre. &C.
Legislature, LIST district-Petermaun
1le; Mccormick. 67; Gill, 3; From
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/. R. AND FERRIS
Win MICHIGAN
Ro0seveIt's Plurality Is at Least
$4,000 and Ferris, More
Than $4,000
woMAN's SUFFRAGE IS CARRIED
indications Are That Issue Has
Won by Small Margin
woMANs SUFFRAGE IS CARRIED
VOTE IS LARGEST ON RECORD

Detroit. Nov. 6.-,-Incomplete returns
indicate n reasonable certainty that
Roosevelt VIII carry Michigan by at
least 10000. and that Ferris. Demo
cratic candidate for governor will!
have plurality Of more than 25.000.
Wilson is running second to Roosevelt,
and Musselman. Republican candidate
for governor. is second to Ferris.
The state Progressive tici<e, is run
ming third in nearly every instance.
Not a single district has definite re
turns on its congressional ticket
The vote cast is said To be the larg-
est in the states history This fact
with the complicated ballot makes tho
returns the latest in years.
The Detroit vote was not expected
10 be counted In full before well into
the day. Marx. Republican candidate
for mayor. had good lead over his
Democratic opponent. Mayor Thomp-
son.
In a partial count of III out Of l77
precincts, Roosevelt and Taft wero
running very close in the city,
Scattering reports from the state
precincts Indicate the question of
the state constitution To al
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
THUMB NAIL SKETCH
OF PRESIDENT ELECT
Woodrow Wilson.

= Born at Staunton, Virginia,
: Dee. 2s. 1856.
= Graduated from Princeton
= College. 1879.
:: Graduated from the law de-
= partment of the University of
= Virginia, 1882,
:. Practiced law at Atlanta.
:. 1883.
= Married Helen Louise Arson
- Of Savannah. 1855.
= Became professor OF political
:. economy at Bryn Mawr Col
:. lege. 1885
8 Became professor of political
: economy at Wesleyan Univer-
:. sily, 1883.
= Became professor of jurs-
- prudence ana politics at
= Princeton, 1890.
= Became president of Prince
= ton University. 1909.
= Elected governor of New Jer-
= sey on the Democratic ticket,
:. 1871.
= Received Democratic nomin-
: alton for president of the Unit :
! ed states. 1912 :
= Author Of numerous works 4.
: on political economy and =.
: American history. 4.
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was leading Roosevelt by 5os7 votes
in California when the vote counting
ceased early to-day not to be resumed
until later in the day. The figures
were from l.520 precincts out OF 4.372.
Indications are that California viii
gain two Democratic conrressmen.
Nebraska For Wilson.
Omaha, Neb Nov 6--Alth1ugh on
" one. fifth Of the state had sent re-
turns early today these were suffi-
cient to Indicate the election of the
Wilson electors and of John II More
head. Democrat. Tor governor
Wilson 79,629 Ahead In Indiana.
indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 6.-Returns
from 1,97G of Sl.O72 precincts in India
na today give Wilson 1S9.01I Taft.
e9,221, and soosevelt 10g.0S Wilson's
plurality Is 1890 over Roosevelt in
practically two thirds of the state.
North Dakota For Wilson.
Grand Forks \. D. Nov 6.-That
Woodrow Wilson's majority in the
presidential race in North Dasotc viii
be about 10000 is Indicated by returns
received here early today
West Virginia For Wilson.
Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. C-Although
the returns are far from completes
Wilson's plurality Is estimated at 5000,
with TAFT and Roosevelt separated by
only few hundred votes.
Oklahoma For Wilson.
oklahoma Nov. 6.-Returns stll are
incomplete, but Wilson's plurality in
oklahoma is safety 1900
Wilson Leads in NJ. n.
Concord, \. H.. Nov. 6.-Governor
Wilson leads Taft by 1929 votes I'm
the returns today from e6O districts.
out of 2e0 in the state These districts
gave Wilson 29,Oss; Taft 27.7lO.
and Roosevelt 1866.
Massachusetts, Total Vote.
Boston. Mass. Nov 6-The total
vote of Massachusetts, in yesterdays
national election was as follows For
president Wilson, l70.995: Taft. 1872,
s55; Roosevelt. 140l5e. For governor.
Foss Democrat 192.s7s: Walker (Rc-
publicam 1i352o, Rird (Prc sressve)
l2l 2bS.
South Dakota for Teddy.
Sioux Falls. s. H., Nov. 6-South
Dakota returns are slow i'm coming Ia
this moruipg bat half the precincts in
the state give Roosevelt a lead. IL ~
estimated nc win carry the state b.
1000.
North Carolina.
Charlotte y. g., Nov. 6.--Nortt Car
olina gave q majority II more than &C.,
600 TO W ison.
South Carolina.
Columbia, S. c.. Nov. 6.-wilson's
majority in this state is estimated be-
tween 10000 and 10000.
Mississippi.
Jackson. Miss. Nov. e.--The latest
returns indicate that Wilson's majority
IN Mississippi will be about 100000.
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HUNT FOR MISSING DOCTOR.
Search for Man Believed Murdered
Covers Wide Territory.

Chicago, Nov. 6.--Search for DR.. w.
r.. Ely of Gibson City, ILL.,, who disap-
peared in Chicago week ago and
whose blood-stained cap was found
near the Chicago river, extended today
to a radius of 500 miles from Chicago.
Railway men We're asked TO search
cars that have been routed from here,
TO see il the physicians body had
been thrust therein by the assailants,
who now are believed to have killed
him
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

Election returns from the various
states up TO 2 O'clock this afternoon IN
dieate Wilson viii have 397 electoral
votes; Roosevelt, 60; TAFT, u. and 80
in doubt.
The latest figures on the house Of
representatives are: Democrats, 267:
Republicans, SO; Progressives, G; un-
reported, 63.
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TREMENDOUS VICTORY IS
SCORED BY DEMOCRATS
IN NATIONAL ELECTION

New York For the First Time Presidential Contest Is Won by
the Demos Wilson Also Carries Other Normally Republican
States Including Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin, and Non Dakota
Roosevelt Wins in Pennsylvania Michigan and Illinois New
Hampshire Is Still Doubtful
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Seattle. Wash. Nov 6.-Roosevelts
plurality over Wilson in WASHINGTON
is estimated at nearly $4,000. Earnest
Lister. Democrat, appears 10 have been
elected governor over Marion T.. HAY
Republican incumbent. 10y about $4,000
IT Is believed that all tie Progressive
state candidates. except Robert Hodge
for governor, were elected
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-27

podal professor uniwersytetu va
lie, Fisher, plan ustalenia zamien-
nej wartosci pieniedzy celem "a
pobiezenia wytwarzaniu sic dro-
zyzny. Ma wstepie zaznaczyi, zs
plan jego jest podobny do projek-
tu wyiozonego przez gubernatora
Wilsona, by zwiekszac wage zlo-
tego dolara Gako jednostki m;,-
netarnej) W miare utraty jego war
tosci przy nabywaniu towarow.
Wszyscy przemysiowcy wiedza 0
tenn, jak wazne znaczenie maja
stale niezmienne wartosci miar,
wag, czasu itp., jakoto: jardu,
funta, godziny, kilometru itpr -
a jednak ME umiano dotychczas
doprowadzic do tego, by najwaz-
niejszy W swiecie handlowo prze-
mysiowym czynnik, pieniadz, sta
Ia mial zamienna wartosc obni-
zanie jego wartoSci objawia sic
W formie drozyzny. Otoz Fisher
proponuje, by W miare tracenia
lub zyskiwania wartosci "a
miennej dolara, powieksza6 lub
zmniejszac cene tegoz w z}ocie
sztabowem, II. mp. azeby dla M
bycia dolara zlotego stale wazace-
go 25.S gramow W monecie, W
miare tracenia jego wartosci "a
miennej, wykazywanej W rzado-
wych regularnych wykazach, wy
magano 26 lub 81 lub wiecej
gramow zlota sztabowego, o lie
okaze sic potrzeba.. Regulowanie
tel nadwyzki ceny dolara odbywa
ioby sic automatycznie, zaleznie
cd urzedowych wykazow waha-
MIA sic cen. Gdyby przy zamknis-
ciu roku urzedowego raporta wy
kazywaly wzrosniecie cen iowa
row o l procent, to o ! procent
nalezaloby zwiekszyc owa mad
wyzke, ii. mennnice piaciiyby o
1 procent mniej "a zloto W szta-
bach, gdyby wartose tegoz W
handlu zamiennym zmniejszyla
sic O 1 procent.
Entuzyastyczne przyjecie CUB.
Wilsona.
Fall River, Mass, 27 wrzesnia.
Wczoraj CUB. Wilson przema-
vial W kilku miejscowosciach W
Stanie Massachusetts,. Glowne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-27

Tafta przez kilka minut
re soba rozmawiali jak dobrzy
znajomi, opowiadajac sobie o
przygodach kampanijnych.
PREF. Taft przemawia ma Kon-
gresie.
PREF. Taft byl gosciem HOMO
rowym Kongresu ma obiedzie, u
rzadzonym z okazyi odbywajace-
60 sic Kongresu. Wyglosil pre-
move, W ktorej siawii handel, ia
ko srodek rozpowszechniajacy
mySl powszechnego pokoju, kto-
ry jest najlepszym agitatorem
przeciw powiekszaniu uzbrojeh i
"a trybunaiem pokojowym. Kon-
gresy handlowe przyczyniaja sic
wielce do skoncentrowania mysli
i agitacyi w tych sprawach. Pre-
zydent Taft ME szczedzii nagany
dla Kongresu Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych "a zaniedbanie zreformowa-
MIA naszego systemu bankowego,
ktory jest jednym najgorszych
w Swiecie.,
w sprawie zmniejszenia drozyz-
ny.
Boston, ~ wrzesnia. Ma
wczorajszej sesyi miedzynarodo-
.wego kongresu izb handlowych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-27

mowy wyg}osii W Springfield,
Barre i Fall River. Liczne groma-
dy wysziy ma jego spotkanie l
przyjeiy 60 Z wielkim entuzyaz-
mem. w Fall River oswietlono u
lice pochodniami ogniami sztu-
cznymi. w movie swej po}ozyl
nacisk ma to, re partya demokra-
tyczna jest jedyna partya tax
zorganizowana, re zdo}a}aby OBJ
jac kontrole mad kongresem. Par
tye republikahska i progresywna
ME So tyle slime, zeby zdolaiy
wybrac wiekszosc W obu izbach
kongresu. Jezeli prezydent WICK
szosc obu izb kongresu ME wy
znaja tych samych zasad olitycz-
nych, ME beda wspolpracowali /
rezultat bedzie ten sam, co w O.
statniej sesyi kongresu, II. nowe-
lie uchwalone przez obie izby, a
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