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Joseph W. Folk

me production OF cereals was only NJ
Der cent.
But the increase in the value o.
these cereals was 59.S per cent
This shows. # 1t shows anything
that highly protected manufacturing
Industries must surrender some o.
their protection If they expect 10 Sc
cure cheap living for the army OF i'm
ported factory hands who are brought
10 this country every year
If the increase in population went
10 the farms and meant an immediate
increase sn agricultural products,
there would be a different story ia
tell.
If farmers hope 10 retain mOnop
ely on the farming business and con
tinue to get high prices for the crops
they raise, they must. in the natural
course Of things, expect 70 pay high
prices Tor their farm implements. so
long as high protection prevails.
Are our manufacturing industries
: illing TO give up any Of their pro
lection in order that their employees
ray have cheaper food, that they
may thus offer cheap manufactures
10 the farmer
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q FRENCH FANTASY

brDain Gohier, French writer. has
t1ken time aud trouble 10 eomnose
cne of the most vitriolic condenna.
tons of the American love OF money
making yet published Listen TO fhis
The lives OF rich Americans. such
IS their authorized chroniclers retail
to us In the smallest details. are the
hacst dnslpid empty, wearigome that
one can Imagine.
3nese woirisn- with sixty motor
cars at their disposal who change
their costumes and redress their hair
I'VE or SIX times a day with the helm
~ twenty maids, who cover them
serves with diamonds and pearls like
TeDqnaries. perish from boredom ana
intellectual starvation At those din
Iars, where guests sit at the table
win monkeys. dogs and ples. ana
mere the extrayagances OF the decad-
en- Romans are copied, and annu;
rules with a rod of iron
When they are bored beyond 81
dnrance at home. these poor raonIa
come to bore themselves here Wstf,
cfeck5oOk in hand thev fa3r evarv.
ihing as long az 1t is dear-jDtroduc.
lions INTO sham society and fakad
~N@~f AN+F1N mas LEftl4FFEE false
antiquities. or Flemish tanastries
which they cut into bedside carnets
FOR their object is not 10 posses q
Aeauiifui thing, but TO show fbaf
they have the means to buy IT,
Very few Americans who bannen
70 read Mr. Gohiers efusion viii give
i more than passing interest. While
tnfre MAJ be very few OF the effafa
Iien who would actually come under
ne fooilsh class he describes fbav
are so pitifHHF few that tbey need
Be no source o. worry to natrio,ie
Americans
7 is deplorshie however that sueb
ih.ngs should be written abont tbe
i.allon as nation Some 0eople in
rance VIII read and believe. inst ag
so'ne @'iI eastern people stiil believe +bat
1Eiahoma Is a land OF Indians and
oFpanchers. SIN ID alwavs wi1l III
! osslgle for these Mortified Freneb.
len 70 visit this country, where @rba
ezra agances OF the decaden+ H.
mans are e0ped.s and fnd omt +ha,
.hefe are 1uFf as many noble hieh
y y haed rich persons In America as
rance ever hoped 10 claim
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states which II carried in 1910. The
Republicans cannot hold all the states
which that party won two years ago.
ssouri is a Democratic state and
s. III be found in the Democratic
column this tall where il belongs
Tennessee was lost to me ipemoerais
two years ago by internal strife; the
Party viii get together Ms yeav and
Tennessee viii be safely democratic.
There is a wide margin in favor OF
the Democratic party The Rep/
iiean party is not holding ,ts Zpn-
hers as ii has in former years<eaS1 =
+ half OF the Republican WIS
resented by delegates ar Zlcag - re-
fused 10 indorse the administration.
That DETECTION is enoygh TO assure a
victory for the Democratic party.
The Democratic party win win for
the reasons that IL has a candidate
who commands the confidence of vot-
ers and has platform which pro
tects the people instead OF the spe-
cial interests. The mass Of voters
fave seen much prosperity, but the
prosperity has been to the favored
few 4 campaign for the people can
not lose.
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QUE NExT PREsIpENT

IN the nomination OF Woodrow
Wilson the Democratic party Is 10
oe congratulated.
The American people are TO be
congratulated.
Future decades VIII look back upon
July the second, 1912. as the golden
turning point TO new era in this
i.ation life-an era Of wider vision
grd purer laws. Of a freee govern
l1ent and greater people
The battle between progress and
reaction has been long-drawn and
ometimee dagksome with discourage
ment, Uut at length the ramparts
lave been leaped and the dawn has
broken in splendid and quickening
EIe
The rank and file Of American citi-
zenship has been Fouchsaied a true
leader whom they can and viii follow
TO the achievement Of their rights;
and the Democratic party after years
Of wandering ln the wilderness has
tHrned gloriousl. and we believe
ul itedly forward TO the Land Of Prom
.se.
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--'7--4-l-7
4 PuEE OE sMnKE

Auch tragedy movers over tha sad
.ia oI Melvin Eanlman. the man who
hoped 10 cross the Atlantic in =
g@4ioon Win -four OF MS he1Derr he
cropped one thousand feet into ~
cream 10 his death earlv T,,essa,-
morning. Three thousand Deonle
ere watching the trial triD Of The
hle dtrig!ble and were frst a5praise,t
- the impending tragedy by a iitrla
pm o. smoke, SAYS the .TopIin Clobo
Fanlman has fought on agafre,
LFeat ODDS and il appeared that ha a..
shFNed success If he had s1ccaed.s
me story 81 his long struegfa nc
sieaaN, unwayering energy. ent,-,g.
iasm ana hope woU9 have ba.,.
Iaboed down for generations p,r H.
lalieo' his lie and life work passing
- II were 10 puff O. smoke Ana
The world goes on.
Apparently Vaniman continued h
cnorts when sound judgment 9o,,id
I aAe tolc him 20 give n pp an
great snen have tried and ann b.. 90,
139Qlng. when sound judgment s,t4
sfoD. Perhaps. after an 81 ne-sss..
tAce 70 the end, Yaniman fauabt 4.
kreat lesson and cOntribifad sei
much 10 the worlds progress ae al.
'liour wright who persisted and
y on ANYWAY the fact that Wrfgbt'e (
fane viii receive lasting slories. and
Naniman doubtless will soon be- for-
eoiten, makes no difference Porn /
ave passed on and. in the words oil
Emerson, nothing matters
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WhH Democrat Nm Win

tOklahOma City OklahOman)
There viii be 53l electoral votes
tne candidate who receives 266 o
It7tse win be elected president. Bas
ing an estimae on the vote OF 1910
there is little chance for the Demo
cratic ticket 10 lose.
Pledges maze IN 1910 by Democrats
have been kept Hence it is safe TO
assume that the states which wenl
Democratic two years ago will enter
thc same column this year The
democratic party Is united. The Re
plbl!caA party on the Taft Barty,
Y nieheyer one chooses to call 1t. is
weakened ROOSEVELT has a following
which promises 10 enter the camnaign
with a .+ird ticket This makes
democratic success easier.
II the states should cast votes as
they did in 1900 the vote viii be re-
corded in November MS follows:
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Editor Leader. IN Wednesday )
eader. correspondent had crit
i,ism of Judge Sfranc for the decision
ae rendered in the case of McNeal
~. Vandervoort The ground Of
Judge Strang's decision was that un-
der the decisions Of the state OF
Kansas, the exemption laws of Ok
Iahoma are applied TO an Oklahoma
debt assigned 10 citizen of Kansas
so that any debtor in Oklahoma who
may be sued on such a debt In Kan
aas, has the same protection that
he would have in Oklahoma. The
criticism is also made that Judge
suang should not have decided this
law unconstitutional IN his decision
Judge Strang did not decide the law
unconstitutional as it was not neces-
sary. but had the question arose and
lad he been of the opinion that the
NV was unconstitutional. il was nee
,cssarlly his duty 70 have said so. The
judges of the inferior courts take an
oath to support the constitution OF
he state and of the United States
'ust as much as the supreme Judges
dc. and if law comes before them
Tor construction which is clearly in
conflict with either OF these constitu-
tons it is the sworn duty OF any
Judge TO so declare the same Reverse
The case WHICH is under considera-
ten; the constitution gives certain
CNemDtions TO every citizen of Okla
noma, Suppose the legislature should
pass an act attempting TO take away
tae protection Of the constitution
rom the wages OF laborers and de-
clare that they should be subject to
debts, would it not be the duty of any
judge, before whom this question
came. 10 sustain the constitution OF
The state and declare this law void
or should he in the face Of the con-
atitution put the laborer to the ex-
Fense OF appealing his case TO the SUI
preme court to get justice? The oath |
y the Inferior judges is just as bind |
lag and ii is Just as much their duty
to support the constitution OF the
state as it is of the supreme judges. |
A constitution is intended as a limit !
On the authority Of the legislature !
ard if the legislature can disregard |
this limit and the courts cannot de- |
care this act void then certainly |
he constitution is yalueless thing. |
I he question OF the power OF courts |
fe declare laws void, because the leg |
islature has exceeded it's powers is |
as old as the law itself Even in Eng |
land which has no written consttu- !
ton and in which the Acts of Parlia- |
ment are supreme, Lord Coke says |
that statutes are not so sacred as |
t5at The equity of them may not be
examined. and that in many cases
the common law has such a preroga-
tive as il can control Acts of Paria-
rent and adiudge them void: as if
they are against common right or
reason, or repugnant or impossible to
be performed. In America where the
judges are sworn to support written
the duty of the court
+ much higher and more imperatiyeI
Than that of the English courts. be
cause il the constitution is not to be
by the courts. both inferior
md supreme and If the legislature {
an violate it at will and there is no
iower to restra2 il. the constitution
'ecomes a dead letter-D.
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=. ?. = = = = = = = = = = =. Z = ?
Pray. 6ut swing your hammer
Spanish
To be polite Is TO do and say
way Sophia Bronson Titterington.
Labor 70 keen sifve IN voar breast
that lrttla eaarls of celestial FIRE
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The head OF the Carnegie founda
ton seems TO think American medical
colleges should either improve their
present courses by making them
hnre thorough in the subjects taught
or provide, courses in embalm,ng
grave digging and the proving of the
useful a1ibi
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4. Is 4. u - Il = p r q r. II =
PRESS COMM TENT.
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Empty Palms Bend The Knee
Chicago Record-Herald)

NNHINd5O IttNUI N-IIFI dIWI
The New York walters who several
eeks az organized strike have
Iappiied 10 their former employers
f)r work. They found u tipless world
q cheerless one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-06

The horrible death OF Miss Ouimbv
aviator. NAV be no more horrible TO
en- eager advocate of equality be-
tween the sexes than the death OF
the man who accompanied her. But
inherited preiudices viii make ii
more horrible to the average man.
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AS TOLD aY rAE cENslls

Coald the story Of the high cost OF
living be told in any simpler way
taan by these three statements tax
en from The United States census?
From 1899 10 1909 the increase IN
population IN the United States was
= per cent.
10 the same time the increase in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-06

Is it the high cost OF living or the
cost Of high living?~ asks an inyesti-
gator. When bacon, beef. poultry.
butter, eggs. potatoes and other ne
cessitles are al present prices II is
most assuredly the high cost Of liv.
fnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-06

Premier Canalejas, OF Spain. threat
sns 10 resign If the Cortes will not
PASS a bill which he favors. But
when Premier Canalejas resigns ne
Invariably veconsiders and re-accepts
the appointment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-06
Two Kinds of Bolts
,Boston Globe)

lBOslOn NIODtJ
Any hardware man will tell you
lnat a bolt is made 10 hold things TO-
Gether. but in politics it doesn't.
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BUSINESS
MANS

LUNCH AT HOTEL lone
DAILY 1880 A. M. TO 2 p. NJ.
IS cENTs-GooD cooKlNG-Ex-
CELLENT SERVICE AND COOLEST
CAFE IN THE CITY. THIS LUNCH
is TO BE OUR SPECIALITY AND.
YOU WILL FIND THE lone VERY
WHEN YOU CAN
NOT SPARE THE TIME To Co
HOME.
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BY the Masonic Poet John TWAIN
ley, dedicated to Mrs Amanda e.
Lentz.
accept the wishes or a poor old man
Who speaks his hearts love through
poetic plan
Eut whose love is as pure and as hon.
est and true
As ever was waited from mans soul
to you
For of all things on earth or in heav-
en- above
There is nothing to vie with a good
woman's love:
/ love YOU, do, for your beauty Of
mind
For your smile that betokens a heart
that is kind,
love your sweet voice and your
womanly grace.
And the honest conviction OF truth
in thy face.
Ah-that IS the reason, I deem not
amiss
10 send you Sub Rosa just one lit
tie kiss. sst5-
My Wish
Nav God blessing rest upon thee
ard His sun shine on thp head--may
he path Of Plenty Peace ana Pros
Tority be trod by thee and thine
may thy daT be free from turmoil and
ihy nights from sighsr-may God
aiek all thorns from thy pillow and
Jeace kiss thy cheek-may thy
dreams be the happiest and the best
mes come true.
And when earth has lost its charms,
lr those that you love best have
rossed The great Divide, may the
artain Of lifes stage be let down so
'ently that thy guardian angel viii
10 careful that no shock disturb thy
'eace or hasten thy going-And when |
he Taper % life has been extinguish-l !
d in thy earthly Temple may your
pirit follow that light which lighteth /
very man that cometh into the
sorld. And as you enter the land
. Pure Delight may Won receive the Z
ell earned commentator OF We'll
one-eood and faithful servant"
PICKLES fors picking soc per
hundred Phone 1865.
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Eiis Platform
(New York SUM

New York SUM
Knicker- What is Rooseyelt's plat.
form
Bocker-The decalogue and tht
rionologue.
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Not Patented

IT)dIWNlUIW sun
All steam rollers look alike to the
Political bosses
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! 4 fTTf,4sf pitbtiuha1 {r 4ha r.,.th.t. YA.4.
, - ~ ~ ,u't'iit 11iiS
ESTIMATE Or eSnoo, n,eT 40 eo
r. +ba EIriea nn,rS - ne ~. oo
'"e 1"o'se S1atu 81 Logan county
- ,,ona T'anon'd. 'I
estimat"d o., ,,.,',s ~ ena et1li ieP"I. =, ~
~ go,o i"r me ilseal year ending June ao'
FROM state Apportionment
tSchool land tease and loan
I4nds ana state ieFD about
$i.io per pupil .,.......-....-s 5 5.25l 80
Amount Needed For General Fund.
For salary Of fIfty-one teachers
and superintendent ......... 3o,S00.00
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PICKLES for. pickling soc per
hundred Phone 1865.
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The vandervoort Decision

3 x < - < & * & q q Z e
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Democratic majority ....-.. g.
There IS no reason why ihe Demo
cratic party should not hold the
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COMMUNICATIONS

= & 4 u K y r M y = >. =: &
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(Frst published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, Julsi .. 19l21
ESTIMATE OF SCHOOL DIST NO 60.
To the Excise Board Of Logan County.
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ss,.s,, hn,h. II is necessary ihat
teasrsl ~ government shall ezer..
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Amount Needed For General Fund.

Net amount needed from general
fund levy CTotal y less Total
s5l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-06

from State Apportlonment
(Schoo land lease and loan
funds and state lery) aboui
v,rr-tf q
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70 hand you hereWlth report OF the
estimated expense Of school District No.
50 for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1A1G.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-04
2 Kongresu.

Washington; 4 stycznia. - O.
bic izbys Kongresu zebraiy sic ma
sesye wczorai- -po feryaeh swiate-
cznych. Senatorzy posiowie pc
wiekszejaczeSci. stawili sic. Waz-
nych interesow jednak ME zaia-
.twiano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-04
Krotkie Notatki Hiejskie.

- Ia pobiecie lony sedzia Blake
skazai Dominika Ventura, ESQ w.
Indiana ul., ma $500 kary.
- Komisarz zwiazkowy Mark
Foote ma deportacye skazai dwoci
Chihczyk6w, Moy Nil Get Jue Fook
Ngin.
- Pod koiami pociagu W MeIrose
Parku ma torach kolei Northwestern
zgineia wczoraj gluchoniema Jozefi-
ma Christopher.
- Franz Neumann, 57s1 South
Green ul., zostaf obrabowany przez
czterech drab6w. Zabrali mu $50 I
potem obili go niemi}osiernie.
Sad przysieglych przymai
$111.50 odszkodowania synowi Jana
Brodericka, ktorego najechai samo-
ch6d Horacego G. Burt.
= Emil j. Ahrnedt, 3442 Lexing-
ton ul.. ME ehciai bye sedzia przysie-
glym "a to zapiacii $3.50. iona je-
90 must rowniez kare zapiaeic. bo
napadia podszeryfa Hickey, kt6ry
przyni6sl zawiadomienie.
- Komisarz budowli Erickson
uznai stacye policyjna Woodlawn
"a niebezpieczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-04
TeIsgramy kTajoWs.
Smiere admiraaa Evansa.

Washington, q stycznia.
Kontradmirai Robey D. Evans,
umari wczoraj niespodziewanie W
swojem mieszkaniu we Waszyn-
gtonie. Do ostatniej prawie chwi-
Ii zachowywal przytomnoSc u
mysIu. Rano wstawszy, powie-
dzial, re czuje sic znacznie le-
piej, niz w ostatnim tygedniu. Q
godzinie 2-ej popoiudniu spozyl
swoj luncheon, poczem udai
sic do swojej biblioteki. Tam
czui boleSci natychmiast zawe-
znawo lekarza dra S. S. Adamsa,
ale zanim ten przyszed}, Evans
popadf w nieprzytomnosc. Cd
zyskal jeszcze przytomnoSc o
godzinie 4-ej, ale umari o godz.
asa popoiudniu. Liczyi lat o5. W
Is-tym roku zycia wstapii do a.
kademii marynarki w Annapo-
pis. ale zanim tam studya ukon-
cyl, wybnchia wojna domowa-
Zgiosii sic jako ochotnik j przy-
dzielono go do siuzby oblezni-
czei. w czasie oblezenia fortu
Fisher, N. c., byl raniony M
tie rany juz cierpiai Gale zycie, a
lie siuzby swej ME porzucii W cza-
sic caiej wojny domowej, a poz-
niej W czynnej siuzbie tax sic ,.od-
znaczyi, re zasiynai jako powaga
uznana W sprawach marynarki !
budowy okretow. w hiszpahskor
amerykanskiej wojnie odznaczyi
sic, zwlaszcza w rozstrzygaJscej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-04
|LA TOILETTE W Chicago.
Kandydat republika1ski ma Prezydenta' gromi
zapatrywania swego przeciwnika, Tafta.
Rad sic sparzy1.
Swiadek rzadu sllada zeznania ma korzysc
procesowanych rzeznikow.
Panika w teatrZyku. J,
Pozar wyrzadza $500 szkody W sail
przy Madison ulicy.
kIamstWa agenta $Iedczego.
~ Korngod przyznaje sic do fasz6w. Me wpiynie to
na rozIItat procaSII Iirzednik6W nOlicyinych
Panika w teatrZyku.
kIamstWa agenta $Iedczego.
N. Korngod przyznaje sic do fafsz6w. Me wpiyne to
ma rezuItat procesu urzednik6w policyjnych.

/ Isad apelacyjny popelnii DUO bic
dow, ktore wysz}y ma niekorzysc
szarlatana.
Sad przysiegiych uznai, re See
byl ,,faiszywym prorokiem' /
swoja ,,nauka' wpoil W serce Mil
dred Bridges falszywe pojecie o
moralnosci.
Strategy w niebezpieczenstwie.
w pozarze, ktory we wtorek
wieczorem nawiedzil suszarnie /
zbiorniki w rzezalniach Swifta,
wyrzadzajac $4,000 szkody W
samym budynku, trzech STRATA
kow prawie cudem uszio smierci.
Pozar powstai o godzinie wpoi
| do 11tej we wtorek wieczorem, a
wczoraj w poiudnie strazacy jesz-
cze rzucali strumienie wody ma
rumowiska.
Drabiny byly pokryte gruba
warstwa lodu i tego powodu
ltrzecfi strazakow spadio wyso-
kosci 40 stop. Ma szczescie po
drodze ciaIa ich uderzyly pre-
szkode W ten sposob uszli smier-
lei. Skaleczeni zostali: Thomas
Flemn1ing z kom. 19. w. Winn
tejze samej kompanii strazak z
kompanii 52giej.
Agent sledczy kiamai.
w procesie urzednikow policyj-
nych, procesowanych "a rome
naduzycia, N. Korngold, agent
sledczy, badajacy stosunki W po-
iudniowym dystrykcie zepsucia,
przyznai sic do roznych faiszow,
jake w toku procesu komisyi
cywilnej podai.
Adwokaci oskarzonych wzieli
go W obroty. Przyznal sic, re 20
ma jego ME przebywa W Kalifor-
nil, re ,,pozyczai' Cd S. do $40 cd
wIascicieli domow niesiawy re
sfafszowaf pewien list
Korngold powiedziai komisyi,
ze ktos zakradf sic do jego ofisu,
przemoca otworzyi biurko i "a
braf bardzo wazne papiery doty-
czace owego sledztwa.
Skreslenie zeznah Korngolda
ME wpiynie bardzo ujemnie ma
wynik procesu inspektora Vince
lera, kapitana Hardinga porucz-
Prim, Enright i Keleher.
Sa przeciw MIN inne dowody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-04

bitwie 3 lipca 1885, "a co kongres
ziozyi mu uznanie podziekowa-
ME. Zamianowano go pozniej
komendantem floty, ktora pierw-
sza odbyia podroz naokolo Swia-
ia. Podowczas pozniej coraz
wiecej cierpiai ma rany odniesio-
ne w bitwach, ale znosii cierpie
MIA z bohaterstwem. Pozostawif
bardzo cenne dziela z dziedziny.
marynarki, ktore znajduja sic w
kazdej bibliotece okretowej. A.
dmiralEvans pozostawia wdowe,
syna,ktory jest komendantem-
porucznikiem floty i obecnie pei
nj sluzbe ma kontrtorpedowcu
Monahan j corke, ktora jest mai
zonka kapitana Charlesa Q. Mar
scha. Prezydent Taft i urzedni-
cy departamentow ma wiesc o
smierci Evansa ziozyli kondolen-
eye. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W pia-
tex; zapewne zwloki zmariego z.
najwiekszyrni honorami zostana
ziozone ma cmentarzu krajowym.
w Arlington.
Jak diugo zapamietac mozecie Hat.
tclman i CLAM pozyczali pieniadze
La properta mr.. lilo Milwaukee ave.,
r najlepszych warunkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-04
TsIegTamy zagraniGzns,
z Chin.


Pekin, a stycznia. Walka
rozgorzala ma nowo ma caiej Ii
nil. Szczegolniej W prowincyi
SEE Sznau rewolucyonisci dali
sic rzadowi we znaki zdobyIi
stolice Czau-Tu, ale ia pozniej
rzadowi odebrali z powrotem.
Komunfkacya kolejowa poetic
wa przerwana znowu, a telegra-
fy poprzecinane. w prowincyi
Hupeh Rad niemoze wojsk pre-
nosic dla bralu wagonow kolejo-
wych. TrudnoSci wszedzie o.
gromne, ale nadzieje Mandzurow
ozywiiy sic SLIME. Pieniadze do
starczone premierowi Yuan-Szi-
Kaiwowi, ma zold dla zo{nierzy
przeznaczone, sprawiiy wiele:
przedewszystkiem zaspokojono
wojsko j odzyskano jego siuzby.
LudnoSc z tego jest wielce ME
zadowolona, w wielu miejscowo-
sciach panuje panika, bo juz sic
-spodziewano pokojib a tn wslka
wybucha ma nowo ze zdwojona
gwaltownoScia. Wielu tez sadzi,
re jeSli tylko rzadowym powie-
die sic W boju jake tako, to WIG
kszoSc prowincyi do Mich powro-
ci, niezadowolonych z tego, re pre-
zydent DR.. Sun-Yuat-Sen, po-
wo1al do wysokich godnoSci u
rzadow Chinczykow, zrodzonych
j wychowanych "a granica Chin.
Mimo to wciaz wiele oddzialow
rzadowych przechodzi do rewo-
lucyi; w kraju anarchia; /;
piraci grasuja ma ziemi i ma Ia
die: dopiero onegdaj obrabowali
oni statek hiszpanski ,Banbee"
w poblizu Tun-Gau.