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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-17

w poniedzialek O godzinie
11:35 otworzono wiec reprezen-
tantow organizacyi prasy, kto-
rzy zjechali sic do Pittsburgh W
SpraWie zastanowienia sic mad
sprawami narodowymi i zorgani-
zowania Rady Narodowej. Sta
nisIaw Zalewski z Nowego Yor-
ku wyglasza move wstepna. Mia
nuje nastepnie zychlihskiego,
prezesa Z. n. P. przewodniczq-
Gym Wiecu, Adamkiewicza, pre-
zesa Zjednoczenia P. R. K, "a
stepca przewodniczacego, Yorka,
sekretarza wolnych Sokoiow Sc
kretarzem Wiecu, Sienkiewicza,
reprezentanta Zwiazku Miodzie-
zy Polskiej, pomocnikiem Sc
kretarza.
Nastepnie, nawiazujac do
wczorajszej krotkiej sesyi Wiecu,
odbytej W przerwie, pomiedzy
sesyami zlotu Sokolego, Zaleski
pyta sic Przyprawy, redaktora
,,Dziennika dla Wszystkich" W
Buffalo, azeby wyjasni} wczo-
rajszy epizod Z Rayzacherem.
Redaktor ,,Kuryera Milwauckie-
go" przemawia W imieniu Micha-
la Kruszki, kt6ry wyjechal do
Milwaukee. Siemiradzki oddale
uznanie Rayzacherowi, ktory jest
nieobecny, gdyz wyjechai do No
wego Yorku. Jak wczoraj donle-
siono, Przyprawa zaprotestowai
przeciw Rayzacherowi i powoiaf
sic ma osIawionego Kruszke. Do
stall zasluzony psztyk w nos, do
czego sam Siemiradzki sic przy-
czynil.
Pierwsza move wyglasza So
cvalista, Aleksander Demski L
Nowego Yorku. Jest to NOVA o.
gnista lecz dose W niej rozsadku.
WyjaSnia stosunki europejskie l
m6wi O mozliwej wojnie mledzy
Rosya a Austrya. Przypomlna
pogrom Turkow przez SoblesEle-
60 pod Wiedniem przepowlada
powszechna europejska wojna
"a try lub piec lat. Radzi urza-
dzanie regularnych ,cwiczetl /
zbieranie funduszow. G}ownyn
punktem w jego movie jest zor-
ganizowanie polskiego wojska w
Przyrzeka "a socyali-
stow, re gotowi So zapomniec 0
r6znicach partyjnych.
Personal---very. Wiecu Zy-
chlihski wyglasza krotka move,
W kt6rej zaznacza, re W tax kryty-
cznej chwili organizacye ME ist-
nieja, tylko sami Polacy' Nastep-
ME przemawia socyalista koiako-
wski z Nowego Yorku j wychwA-
la finskie kobiety jake dobre pa
tryotki i zreczne w uzywaniu ka-
rabin6w. Czyta dalej rczolucye
poiaczeniu sic z rodakami W Eu-
ropie. Siemiradzki stawia odnos-
ny wniosek rezolucye zostaja je-
dnogiosnie przyjete.
Prev. zychlihski mianuje ko-
misye mandat6w z nastepuJa-
cych: Szwajkarta, redaktora ,Dz'
Chicagoskiego", DIR. Zaleskiego
J6zefa Szymahskiego,
Nastepuja dalsze mowy' Ill
rajski z Cleveland nazywa Ro-
sye naszym najwiekszym wro-
giem. Siemiradzki nastepnie wy
giasza dluga historyczna move,
W kt6rej z poczatku sobie cokol-
wick kadzidia pail, lecz pozniej
ze znaczny m rozsqdkiem. roz-
trzasa sytuacye europejska, przy-
pomina czasy Napoicohskie, gdy
Polsee dopotndgi' y"
5wiadcza sic przeciw rewolucyi
bez pemecy Eewnatrz, Radzi
Eerganizewanie wejeka ! zbiera-
ME specyalnege fundusEu wojen-
nege, O5trzega pFzed falszywymii
pfsyiaeidimi, Twierdzi, 20 Peia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-17

poru Austrya i Niemcy. Sprzy-
mierzeni domagaja sic dalej, by
granica przysziej Turcyi W Eu-
ropie byla linia poza Czataldza,
Turcy zaS upieraia sic przy linii
rzeki Marley. Grecy zadaja wszy-
stkich wyspy naMorzuEgejskiem
Kreta RoduSem, wreszcie ma
Turcya .zapiacic odszkodowanie
wojenne. Wzamian sprzymierze-
nj ofiaruja amnestye mahometan
"a wszelkie, W czasie wojny ME
legalnoSci opieke i rownoupra-
wnienie pod kazdym wzgledem
ludnoSci wszystkich wyznan i ma
rodowoSci w terytoryach, zabra-
nych Turcyi. Turcya godzi sic
podobno ma ustapienie Grecyi
Krety i kilku mniejszych wysp,
ale zada zwrotu miasta Salonik.
Wieden, II grudnia. - Ze
.spraw zatargu austryacko-serb-
sko rosyjskiego wiesci nowych
dis niema: naprezenie trivia W
caiej peIni, przejawiajac sic CO.
.raz wyzszem zdenerwowaniem
powszechnie sic przejawiajacem.
Po zgonie Reid'a.
Londyn, II grudnia. - Rodzi-
ME zmarlego ambassadors amery-
kanskiego w Londynie. Whitelaw
Reid'a przesiali kondolencye krol
Jerry kr6lowa Marya,, ministro-
vie i 'dyplomaci zagraniczni /
angielscy: Rad ofiarowal jeden
z okret6w wojennych ma eel pre-
wiezienia zwiok Reid'a do Sta
now Zjedn., a kr6l polecil, re ma
bozenstwa zaiobne odbyc sic ma
ia W. Opactwie Westminsteru,
starej, historycznej Swiatyni kro-
lewskiej. Tysiace osob najwybi-
tniejszych skiada kondolencye W
ambasadzie amerykanskiej.
z Francyi.
Paryz, II grudnia. - Sosyali-
sci, by okazac, jak dalece opano-
wall sfery robotnicze, a zarazem,
by dowieSc, re oni z robotnikami
potrafia pahstwo Gale obezwlad-
mic, zarzadzili ma dzien wczorai-
sly generalny strajk jednodnio-
wy, jako wyraz protestu przeci-
wko zbrojeniom i wojnie, niepoza
danej narodowi: strajk ten tylko
czesciowowym okazal sic rezulta-
tenn: udal sic najlepiej w Paryzr,
gdzie istotnie wstrzymano pra-
vie caiy ruch komunikacyjny
wiekszoSc fabryk warsztatow,
ale ma prowincyi strajk ten ME
powiodi sic i ME ogarnai, jak "a
mierzano, calego stanu robotni-
czego. w Paryzu odbyl sic caly
szereg zebran i demonstracyi a
gitacyjnych,
- Prezydent Fallieres zamia-
nowal odkrywce bieguna polud-
niowego, R. Amundsena, Office
rem Legii Honorowej. Urzadzo-
no dian z tel okazyi bankiet
wreczono mu jeszcze wielki z}oty
medal Francuskiego Tow. Geo.
ograficznego.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, II grudnia. =
Wszelkie krytyki socyalistow
wymierzone rrzeciwko carskie-
mu rzadowi, wyglaszane W Dn-
mie, zostaiy sadowo wzbronione,
Dune zowia teraz W caiei Rosyi
..Czarna Duma". =. TAXA juz tera>
lojalna!
z Chin.
Pekin, y. grudnia. = Byiy a
zdetronizowAny cesarz chinsk',
LEGACY s lat zycia zachorowai na
koklusz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-17
z KOnferencyi Londy1skiej.
TrudnOsci i Nieporozumienia.

o chca cd Turcyi,a a ezegO Turcya ME chce..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-17
Wielka BitWa MOrska.
t. z KOnferencyi Londy1skiej.
TrudnOsci NiepOrozumienia.
CzegO chca cd Turcyi, a czegO Turcya nie chce..
20 zgoH1ie Reid'a.
Socyaliscie we FrancYl
Uczczenie Amundsena. -
.C&arna Duma a".
z Chin.
Uczczenie Amundsena.


Yorku do Albany. Trust wegOwy
WI penieznego kOutrOle
W naStepnym kOngreSe Stacya mmigracyjna da
Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-17
TeIegTamy kTajOWe.
Powrot CUB. Wilsona.

Powrot CUB. Wilsona.
Waszyngton, II grudnia. -
Wczoraj Cub. Wilson wrocif do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych z Wysp
Bermud, gdzie bawil ma waka-
cyach cd miesiaca. Wczoraj pred
poiudniem wyladowal w Nowym
Yorku, skad wieczorem udal sic
do d0mu swego w New Jersey.Na
Bermudach otrzymal 1000 listow,
ma ktore = jak opowiadal - Z
usmiechem, staral sic w ciagu wa
kacyi odpowiedziec.
DIS wieczorem CUB. Wilson
wraca do Nowego Yorku, azeby
wyglosic move ma bankiecie to-
warzystwa Southern Society. Be-
die to jego pierwsza publiczna
NOVA cd czasu wyborow. T.
Cub. Wilson bedzie zajmowal
sic sprawami stanowymi w maj
blizszej przyszloSci juz nawet
ma swe oredzie do legislatury &C.
towe. o planach swej administra-
cyl ME wyrazh ami jednego siowa.
Sufrazystki maszeruja Nowego
Yorku do Albany.
Irvington, n. Y, II grudnia,-
SO sufrazystek wczoraj o godzinie
loci przed poludniem wyruszySo
pieszo Nowego Yorku do Alba
ny, azeby doreczyc nowoobrane-
mu CUB. Nowego Yorku, Sulzer0-
wi pismo o giosowaniu dla ko-
biet. OdlegioSc jednego miasta Cd
drugiego wynosi 14O mil. Po dro-
DE mezne duchem, lecz slabe
cialem, poczeiy wypadac szere-
gov jedna po drugiej, tax re Po
mozolnem maszerowaniu 10 mil
tylko dziesiatka sic pozostaia. "
niektorych miejscowosciach wy
Smiewano sic z Mich, W innych
wznoszono ma ich Geese okrzyki.
w Yonkers przyjeto ich owacyJ-
ME. Parma Rosalie G. Jones, kto-
ra przewodniczy ekspedycyi,
twierdzi, ze tylko szesc kobiet 20
bowiazaio sic dwutygodnlowa Po-
droz odbyc.
Hurtowne uiaskawienie wiezni6w
Little Rock, Ark, 17go grud-
MIA. - Cub. Donaghey wczoraj
ulaskawii 316 wiezniow stano-
wych Al wiezniow powiatowych.
Jest to najwieksza liczba wie2-
niow, jaka kiedykolwiek uiaska-
wiono W 1nym dniu. JednoczeSnie
poda} do wiadomoSci publicznej
oredzie, ktore przesle do legisla-
tury stanowej, w ktorej wyja-
Snia dlaczego tylu wiezniow ma
raz wypuScil, prawie wyproznia-
lac wiezienie. Gubernator twier-
dzi. re bardzo wielka iczba tych
wiezniow zosta}a zasadzona nd
dlugie terminy, absolutnie ME "a
stosowane do why. Sa oni po
prostu ofiarami naduzyc wiadzy
re strony jednostek niefortunnie
wybranych ma sedziow pokoju. w
wiezieniach samych panuja G.
kropne stosunki, ktorych napra-
wy daremnie gubernator sic do
maga Cd legislatury. Powiada on,
re posiada w swych rekach "a
piski sadowe spraw, ktore wyka-
zuja jak gruba niekompetencye ze
strony .w}adz sadowych, tax
szkaradne poronienie sprawled!i-
woSci, re zawstydza kazdego cy-
wilizowanego czlowieka.
Trust weglowy ujety w karby.
Waszyngton, II grudnia.
Wczoraj Trynunai Najwyzszy
Stan6w Zjednoczonych wydal
decyzye W sprawie rzekomego
trustu wegli twardych. Orzekl W
ogolnych terminach, re tam tru-
stu i monopolistycznej kontrol
niema, jednakowoz orzekf, re
kompanie wlaScicielki koPalni,
ktore sa same posiadane przez
kompania kolejowe, ME moga da-
lei zakupywac produktu kopalni
niezaleznych, jake to dotychczas
czyniiy. Majac tym sposobem
kontrole mad produktem wszyst-
L;cb konalni weela twardego, mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-17

= w kilku prowincyach chiii-
skich ponawiaja sic bunty i re-
wolucye lokalne.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
JUAREz UNDEFENDED
EXCEPT FOR CITIZENS

III Paso. Texas, Feb 22.-JuareZ is
much excited today over the report
that Vasquis5ns are coming from the
south 20 capture the town. The wires
are down this morning and no report
Is obtalnablc from san Pedro, where
on yesterday the rebels seized "a
freight train on the Mexico North
westorp railroad bound for Juarez. II
Is expected that the rebels mean 10
come In and take the town. There Is
little TO hinder them, as Juarez has
no defense. A hundred supposedly
loyai state troops recently hrought 10
Jaarez following the mutiny and
later sent south into the section Of
the Galeana district now held by the
rebels, returned 90 Juarez early this
morning and are preparing 10 entrain
for Chihuahua. This will leave Jua-
rez absolutely unprotected except 10y
volunteers. Juarez officials do not
attempt to explain the attitude OF the
state government In ordering These
troops away and leaving all the coun'
try sorth OF Juarez and northwest OF
chihuahua absolutely In rebel con
troll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
UNJUSTLY
TREATED CLAIMS
Mr.. SHUSTER
Russia and Great Britain Be-
haved in Shameful Way De-
olares Former Treasurer
General on Arrival Home.

(By Evening Herald \. a.. LEASED Wirel
New York. Feb. 22-w Morgan
shustor. erstwhlie treasurer general
OF Persia. who was the storm center
OF controversy between Pesia and
Russia, arrived today, accompanied
by his family. He asserted that Per-
sla had been unJustly treated by RUS
sia and England and reltegated his
views that the crushing of Persia was
a lasting shame. He departed on the
first train for Washington.
"a II. Topakyin, consul general OF
Persia In New York. greeted Mr..
shustcr as Persian official and his
visit is fun of significance from =
Persian viewpoint. as after he had
Welcomed Mr Shuster back 60 Amer
lean soil the responsibility of Persia
for his safety ceased. Until he had
been so welcomed the government OF
Persia considered Itself fully respon-
slhle for him.
MIR Topakyin viii now cable hil
government Che safe arrival OF the
one-tlme treasurer general and the
relations Of Mr. shuster and Porsll
viii have ceased.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
AMERICAN TOURIST a.
ARRESTED IN BERLIN
(ny EVcuing Herald 4. q. Leased Wiscl

Berlin, Feb. 22.-Ihc espionage
craze which IS so prevalent through
out Germany. resulted today ln the
arrest OF an American tourist together
with his German companion by aen-
try on guard at the fortress of Spa
aau, a few miles from Berlin.
The men protested, declaring thcy
were merely Interested in the famous
Julius tower where tho imperial war
chest containing g8o.00}.o0o boz gold
coin Is kept so that % may be- ready
for immediate use lu case of sud-
den mobilization Of the German army.
The men were kept In the guard
room for several hours during which
they wre pat through "A severe eN-
animation hy the officers. They were
then released and returned 90 Berlin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
ARMS SENT ACROSS
NEW MEXICO BORDER

Columbus. n. NJ, Feb 22.--At least
1900 men are armed ana mounted
south OF here In the Galeana district
OF which Casas Grandes Is the gov
ernmontal seat. all avowcd Vasquis-
tas and declaring themselves IN open
opposition TO the present Mexican
government.
Tho Vasuuistas hold the port Of
Palomas. opposite this point, and are
busy importing arms ana ammuni-
ton. Several thousand rounds Of
ammunition were taken over the line
yesterday and big shipment reach
ed here today from ~ Paso. United
States troops are aware that the last
shipment arrived ana may detain H.
but as yet have no orders 10 inter-
fero with anything imported into
Mexico through regular customs
port such as Pulomas Is.
Mail arrived here today from III
paso FOR the Mormon colonists south
OF here. The Mormons themselves
win take Il forward. having boer
promised by the Nasqulsias that they
will not be- molosted In this.
The Vasquistas have sent up procla'
nations declaring that they are II
arms against the tyranny of th'
present Mexican president" and tina
they "wlu die rather than continue
as his slaves" They protest yehe
mently against being called bandiu
and declare that they are fightinl
"for liberty. 30 dear to every Amer
lean"
Mormon coioulsts declare that sine
American Consul 4. D. Edwards. a
Juarsz. served notice on the Vasquis
tas 20 cease molcstlng them, many o
/ their stolen horses have been return
cd and they are now enjoying peace
They say the rebels are conductinl
the governmen, apparently la the or
| einary manner
Several hundred Vasquistas appear
cd az Guzman yesterday and droN
OF number OF range horses tha
had been gathered hy scouts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
SOCIETY QUEEN IN
SAN FRANCISCO
LOSES MANY
JEWELS
Mrs. Eugene De Saba Attend
ed Mardi Gras Ball and
Then Retired Leaving the
Ornaments on Dresser.
MISSING PROPERTY IS
VALUED AT $4,000

tny EvcninE Herald =. A.. Leased Wirci
San Francisco. Fpu ga culloc.
ton of diamonds aud pearls valued
Lac 100000 W1s stolen from Mrs Eu-
gene Dosaba o., her apartments IN q
local hotel here early yesterday morn
Ing The Jewels had been worn to Tho
annual Mardl GGa bail a notable so-
clCty event at the same hotel ana
had been lcfl on the chlifonicr by
Mrs. De Saba when she retired Her
husband. entering The room nm houi
later. discovered the theft which did
not become known until early today.
Among the gems stolen was din-
mOnd tiara, pearl necklace, diamond
earrings and diamond-studded Tor
snettc ana chain.
Tho Dc Sabias live in ia CCrito, q
fashionable suburb of San Francisco
and used the hotel apartments in
preparation Tor the ball. Mrs De
Saba WAS accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Vera de- Saba and her maid
both of whom declare she wore alI
the Jewels when she returned to hei
room after the ball According to her
friends she expressed uneasinCBs re
garding the gems dunug the eycnin.
and hcsitated 10 enter crowded elc
yator 20 80 to her apartments at
o'clock IN the morning. after leaving
the BAH room.
Miss De Sabla assisted Mrs. De
Saba In removing the jewels and
withdrew when she was ready to re-
tire.
when ! entered the rooms" said
De Saba. "the door was unlocked
"AiIs. De Saba was awake when
entered and asked me how had
gained entrance 20 the rooms as she
had not expected me and had locked
the door WheE told her ] had foun,
Tho door unlocked she said she haC
taken care 10 lock the door at the
time our daughter and the maid iefi
The rooms. Mrs. De Saba rushed 20
the chilfonier and discovered the
loss OF the jewels notified the
hotel managomont and the police and
detectives have been at work ever
! since"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
Mr.. Taft Says That at Last He
Has Been Put in a Position
Where He Can Draw the
Issues Sharply.
HE WILL DEFINE STAND
IN ADDRESS IN OHIO
Several Speaking Dates Have
Been Arranged for Coming
Week and Others Can Be
Made by Friends.

CBy EvehIag u~raia S. =. Leased wirrD
Washington, Feb "a President
Taft viii reply TO Colonel Theodore
Roosevcits Columbus speech Al
though The president will make no d.
rect attack on Mr. Roosevelt and al
thought administration officials re-
fuse to discuss The Iatter's Columbus
speech 90 became known today that
the president would answer the speech
and present a clear-cut issue between
his political creed and that OF hls
predecessor Mr. Tafts answer viii
not be made an In one speech but
between now and the first of March
he has many speaking engagements
which viii be utilized for this pur.
pose
President TAFT. n was said. felt that
Colonel Roosevelt had at last given
him an opportunity TO make hia post
tion clear without indulglng in any
personal attack With many OF the
doctrines the former president enun-
ciatod at Columbus, President Tart
b. IN agreement: TO others he Is
known TO be unalterabiy opposed
AmoHg those are the initiative ana
refe, endum, the recall OF judges and
the recall Of judicial decisions.
The president has speaking engage
ments IN New York, Ohio, Chicago and
New England. and Il IL possible that
others will be made for him.
The president extended his forth.
coming trip 10 Chicago. He will stop
IN T0leeo. Ohiu. ana speak IN the
chamber OF commerce there the night
Of March s. IN Toledo he probably
Will make the first speech OF a series
In reply 10 Mr. Roosevelt
Many telegrams reached the white
House asking the president TO stop
on his way 10 Chicago and other addl.
tions than the Toledo speech may be
made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
GOVERNMENT OPENS
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Cabinet Hopes 70 Avoid Strike IN
Mines Which Will Paralyze Coal
Industry In Great Britain.

(By Evehing Herald A. ~ Leased "'rr'
London, Feb. q The government
today opened negotiations for peace
in the British coal district dispute
which threatens to paralyze British
trade Il the 100000 miners rarry out
their lntoation Of striking on fohru'
airy 20
Premier Asqulth, supported by sgd
ney Charles Buxton, president OF the
hoard OF trade David lloydGeorRe'
chancellor OF the eychequci sir Ed
ward Grey secretary of state Tor iot-
oign affairs, and Sir George AskWith,
comptroller general of the commercial
and labor department Of the board OF
trade, frst held a two hours Couier'
cnce with the representatives Of tae
miners ana subsequently, met a llTge
depuiatinn OF coal owners. The aim
of the cabinet appears 20 be tn ar
range Joint conference OF the dis
putants which shall bee presided over
hy the strike breaker" Sir George
Askwlth. aud should this be agreed
upon. Il seems probable that ,he
strike notices Will be suspended "a
that Negotiations may proceed IN q
less sullry atmosphere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
OKLAHOMA MAY SEND
DIVIDED DELEGATION

Oklahoma CITY. Feb. 22--When the
Oklahoma Democratic state conyen'
ton met here to-day the contingent
supporting Champ Clark for presi'
Dental endorsement seemed 10 have
q technical advantage over Woodrow
Wilson workers. a Clark supporter
had been selected temporary chair
man and of the instructed delegates
the Clark men were Ia slight major
it's while uninstructod delegates
held the balance OF power there was
TO indication OF the way their vote
would swing A proposition TO SEM
a split delegation TO Baltimore Is
pending,
Rumors OF increasing strenglh NJ
the Harmon contingent spread JUS
before the convention was called "a
order.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
Governor of New Jersey Goes
Teddy Roosevelt One Better;
Laughs at Cleverness Of Ep-
igram.
TRADE ONE THING THAT
CANNOT BE CONTROLLED
Stand Pat Is Man Who Refuses
to Concede World Is Moving
on; Progressive Man Who
Keeps Up With Times.

Cny EveninE Herald A. y. Leased WirtJ
Kansas city, Feb. 22.--"My hat has
been IN the ring for long time and
my head has been in it," said Gov
ernor woodrow Wilson OF New Jor-
sey today when his attention was
called to Theodore Roosovclts state
mont made last night TO w. +. Eireck
last night az Cleveland.
Governor Wilson laughed heartily
at his epigram and was cheercd hy
members Of the Wilson for Precedent
club who formed his reception COM
mlttee here.
When shown an Associated Press
dispatch telling Of the proposed dlvi-
sion OF the oklahoma delegation be-
tween himself aud Speaker Clark.
Governor Wilson said.
II prefer to make no statement
concerning a matter OF that kind I'm
which myself am SO deeply concern
ed. Wait until oklahoma has decid-
ed"
After a breakfast and reception By
committee Of his Kansas City sup
porters, Governor Wilson made a
brief address TO the Association Of
Kansas Grain Dealers, in session here.
Trade" he said. "is one thtsg in
this country that Is not stand-pat
It's currents cannot be controlled.
They have put straight Jacket tariff
on IT, but Il will burst forth sooner or
later
THE world, Ike trade. moves on
with little regard FOR tho men who
pretoud their standing stili keeps ths
world standing sllil. too My idea ol
a progressive is a man who Keeps az
with tho world a stand-pat on th'
other hand is one who stands stu
with eyes shut and cars stuffed viii
cotton and refuses TO concede that th'
world Is moving on
Governor Wilson for three hours
today was the guest of the Wilson
for President club Of Kansas city
Hp arrived here at 1880. was met a
tho station by a delegation OF olul
members and escorted 60 the Hote
Baltimore Tor breakfast and a con
ference.
At i1.i5 he departed for Topeka.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
FIERCE STORM NOW
SWEEPING COAST
OF VIRGINIA
No Loss of Life Has Been Re-
ported; Five Vessels Have
Been Driven Ashore; Worst
in Many Years.
Cny E,enlag Herald a. .. Leased wirsl

(ny Evening Herald 4. =. Leased Wirel
Norfolk. Va Feb 22.-Fiye steam
6rs have been driven ashore In tho
outer harbor here by the worst storm
that has swept the Virginia coast m
many years.
The blow which began last night
continued unabatod today No loss
of life has been reported.
The vessels were the Old Dominion
liner Madison, which plies between
here and New York. the Norwegian
steamer Hermes from Baltimore. the
British steamer Strathallan loading
Tor San Francisco. the Danish steam
er Nordstiernen. from Boston, and
The British steamer Elswick Manor
! from Philadelphia.
The Madison is partly sunk OH
| Bush Blun buoy The HormoB was
driven high aground and lies within
| 100 yards of shore
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-22
TORREON REBELS
BURN MORE BRIDGES

Torreon. Mex. Feb. ga force
of see rebels is in occupation OF Vel
ardina. a mining center north OF here
They burned the bridges on the rail-
road 90 Pedriscna In the same neigh
borhood today. cutting communica-
ton with Durango, whore many
American citizens are waiting an OPP
portunity TO leave. The stations be-
tween here and Durango have been
looted A BODY OF 200 soldiers has
departed for Durango and 500 men
are expected to reach here overland
today.