davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
eLAcKsHEAR WANTS CAR LINE.

WAYCROSS, GA, Nov. 28.-Black-
shear people are anxious for the Way
cross Street and Suburban Railway to
extend the line to that town as soon
as possible The street car directors
will consider the proposition just as
soon as the main city lines are COM
pleted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

, intending no little Sc1iHs ~
mot houses. there have ialttI,s nb;oh have |
y xaEonin life and strength "n!cH 10
OF i"ahtn'na NV In the belief that the
~ We. Of crop was touched IN 1,eet,Hn,
her and that henccforth INC ue" ue;rht
rs inward for the reason tn"e ~ may
80 afnn !, mammoth crop Is OH Tue A''A
kti. ,,;,o ovnn the
Meantime Europe IS taxing 'I' ,rith
lower grades Of cotton at tue " tba
greater readiness, to say no -, ZOO easy
=, ret 4 noticeable widening Oh tne ~,
ferenccs hetwren New YORK ~ = era
Nv some to the fact that hlesciSn' ,.},ite
under heavy contracts TO supp's nro
',tton t. European 'spinners ana a az
onljny il increasingly difficult 70 ~
; them. Though the lnterof re,eipto w. 1T
increasing. OWN! TO nlildet ents Keen
he South, the interior shipments hvns
nace with the increase. Al the s'o MS
IN the estimation Of many point 20 an
insatiablc demand from Europe. "neiS
apnarently consider themselves fortunaat
10 be able to lay in supplies at curienf
nrises after the much higher prices 80 81
recent wears. The labor sltaat1on ~
have returned to work III Mexico anu d,
lawrence, Mass. efforts have not neen
/ abandoned 10 effect an early settlement, of f
the strike. The Census BuIeau $ to 10 900
the Ginning uD to January 10Th, l4.'lo:Vo
males was nearly 100, 90 bales smaller imam
had been expected. On the other nanu
it is still insisted that with the S nnn ~
thus far roughly speaking some ?ooOVV
bales in excess of the quantity brouSnt
into sight it is a hazardous procced1ng TO
start a bull campaign seeing that inns 5
rush on any good advance.
Also, it is contended that recent rams
have put the soil Of the South IN tns
best condi ion known for years past ana
that even at current prices to say i n"an7
ing Of higher prices there is no nkelinGoo
; OF any decrease in the acreage. 50 INA,
with a soil fortified against droughts and
another big acreage impeendins another
as recent cold weather is said by a gov
., eminent expert to have disposed Of the POI
> weevil for two years to come But IN
, sharp demand for the actual cotton CHERRY
, from Europe is the dominant factor, con
- joined with an absence Of selling pres
l sure. LivcrpoolS spot sales have latterl!
. ranged from 10000 to $1,000 bales a day
: On Friday prices advanced Oh q big dc
= mand. then reacted under r'alislng ant
= bear pressure partly by the Na!dorf-As
toria contingent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
Movement Of Cotton.

New York. Jan. 26.-The following sta
tistics on the movement Of cotton for the
week ending Friday, January Goth, were
complied hy the New York Cotton tx
change:
Weell~ movement
Port receipts, this year 33"}S 3Se. last year
2!S.7l7; overland to mills and Canada.
this year 30, Al, last year 21.719; Southern
mill takings (csti1natcd>. this year 100
last year $1,000: loss OF stock at interior
towns. this year 24,CS'j. last year 43.OlS;
brought into sight for the week. this year
419. 2Wj last year 2,l;3siS.
Total crop movement
Port receipts, this year S.4N.11i. last
year los. as: overland to mills aud Can
ada, this year 1870. ISL. last year 65N.471
Southern mill takingS (estimated) this
year 10000. last year 100000; stock
at interior towns in~cxcess OF Septembt.1
list. this year G7.11o, last year 5SS,Sit
brcuyht into sight thus far for season
this year ll,313.W5, last year 9,aS1,7E.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
Wicked Son Beat Aged Father.

Villas Cor. Boone Democrat,
pn last Monday the community around
Fo rest Grove was shocked with the fric,
Of murder, murder :" After an inyestiea-
ton 1t was soon found from whence the
alarm came. Mr.. joseph D.. Thompson,
whose mead Is sllvered with the frosts Of
more than sixty-tive winters, was the vic
tim; His son. Charles +. THOMPSON.
MADE an attack upon his agcu father and
peat him most numerically. After heat
parent until the blood was runninr from
MS mouth and nose, he then seized thu
hre shovel. with which he gave him ,vo
severe blows. Young Thompson fed i'm.
known. W.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW
Nv the ASS1riatcI prcSut

!Ry the Associated PrcSs.l
New York Jan. 2G.-Prices have risen
inter the spur OF a big demand for tho
actual cotton at home aud abroad TN.
Sohunent has been q heavy buyer in Liv-
erpool. British spinners have been call
inS Freely Tor cotton. and in this country
ports have been large. There has been
Il rush TO get cotton for January shin
alen1, export business having been to some
cS'ei, ned up by the recent severe wealth
er. The Lancashire mills h,vf resunaa
work on fun time. and cloths have been
IN good demand at Manchester. II this
country the tendency Of the dry goods
Improvement Rome the less certain Ii rath-
er SLOW. In New York though prices
Saeged for a time under conSilerahIe Ii.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
Comparative Cotton Statement

New York. Jan. 2s.-For the week end
ing Friday. January %:
->et receipts at al [. S. ports dur
et*h 3ia,ln0
Net receipts at all L. S. ports
SAME Week last year ........... 80 Ga-
lotai receipts since September LIST. 6, at -,
l"Fal receipts to same date last
Exports fer the week .n1 -,
Imports Tor same week last Year. 1s,ato
Total exports since September lSt C. 800 "a
Total exports sam" date last year ; oet "a,
Stock at aii United States ports I, "a a.,
stock at all United states ports
Same time last year 1rs,.a
Stock at al interior towns -'
stock at al Interior towns same iGiso
time last year
Stock III Iiyerrool fS1.,t.
Stocy ~ I.iyerrno, ;, .N2 ,tksp
year ...........
Stock cf American aao.t ..-.'. rsH
>tnck OF american aIloat fo,. 49,.
irna!h Same tine last vaar
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
Cotton Seed Oil.

New York. Jan. 26.-Cotton seed oil was
frmer ON covering OF shorts scarcity OF
and compound makers. and local specula-
tive buying. Spot closed 6 points net
higher; January 10 points higher. and
other months la up from last night.
January 5.IpM5 February 5.45M546;
March 5.52@l,:3: April SO; MAY
5.62M:.8: Prime crude 4.40; prime sum
mer yellow .5.4oM6.0O; prime summer
white '.:NM6!W: prime winter yellow 3.G,
M6.tEi.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
SUPPLY
AND DISTRIBUTION
Report of Census Bureau for
Period Covering Last Four
Months of Calender Year
NV the Associated Press.)

~ 1eiAL N"Hs -.
,iminary report Of the Bureau or t.
Census On the supply and d1stribulioH
of cotton fer the ~four-nonth period. Sep
tenber 1 to December 81, Of the cotton
wear Of 1911, with comparative stli%e.S
for the same period OF 1910. as anno,u.ri
at 10 a. NJ, today. was as follows:
Supply. l9l1: lsio.
Total 1f,9t''"So I,s"f,-&'
Stocks held at begin
Ginninrs 10. 545, 7OS 10, 49,. -:
Now innorts 26,:31 lh.5>
Distribution
Exnorts $3.50, 33O4 t.l32. nS,
Consumption -........ l,63!.l9S i..}tn!
In cotton States -. S24.9tI t'-i>
In all other States. SELL so>.oi"
Stocks held at end
OF period ........... 1.H'9.5S6 o,l24.fSt
BY manufacturers . 1,3S1o?6 I:Y2tH
In cotton States ;. 679,S22 Glo.h'f
In all other States -. Go1,14l~ as"
In independent ware
In cotton states !. 3,4sa,o9s ::137,3tt
In all other States -. 1890, o2's.:,
Elsewhere ....... 2952.2O7 1904. ST.
The statistics are in running bales. IL
Gliding ~linters. except foreign cotton and
exports have been reduced to 800 bales.
Returns of cotton consumed and Of
stocks held at mills and In independent
warehouses and public storage places were
collected through canvasses by agents and
by mail. The stocks shown under tn"
classification :'Elsew here were not Sc
cured through actual canvass but by d"
duction: this quantity being the differ
encc bet the total supply and the
sum Of the exports and that consumed
during the period and held by manutic-
turers and warehousemen at the close 81
the period.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
Cotton Receipts.

New York, Jan. o6.-The Following are
the total net receipts OF cotton ut all
ports since. September LIST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
z Rosyi.

Petersburg, 26 lipca. - Bawi
tu ksiaze Katsura, oficyalny de-
legat rzadu japonskiego, ,kt6ry wy
brai sic W ceremonialna podroz
po stolicach europejskich. Ma
on zwiedzic Szwecye i'Norwegie,
Francye Anglie, poczem przez
Stany Zjedn. ma wracac do Of
czyzny. Czy ia podroz - wsku-
tex choroby Mikada - ME ule-
gnie skroceniu, ME wiadomo: "
stolicy Rosyi Katsura odbywa
dlugie i tajne konferencye pre-
mierem Kokowcewem. PrzypN-
szczaja, re Rosya i Japonia "a
wra przymierze; prasa urzedowo
zamieszcza artyku}y nader zycz-
live o Japonii, przedstawiajac
JeJ Rad polltyke, JaHo rnso1ll-
skie, a porownujac Mikada Mu-
tsuchito Piotrem Wielkim..
Warto przypomniec, re do ME
dawna ia sama prasa rosyjska pi-
saia o Japonii szowinistyczna
nienawiscia...
- Urzedowo zapowiedziano,
re premier francuski Poincare
dnia 3go sierpnia udaje sic z
Dunknrki do Kronsztadu ma
zjazd ministrem spraw zagra-
nicznych Sazonowem. Dnia 10
sierpnia przyjmie francuskiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26

glugi amerykanskiej W kanale
Panama. Australia czu}aby sic Ia
klein uprzywilej szcze-
golniej uposledzona najwiecej-
by bezsprzecznie stracila.
2 ZFrancyi.
Paryz, 26 lipca. = Bawi tu w.
R. Hearst, zhany wydawca ga
zet amerykanski polityk. Oglo-
sill on W pismach oredzie, W kto-
rem oswiadcza, re jego pisma
ME beda popierac demokratow W
Rampant prezydencyalnej, sko-
70 demokraci W kongresie Wa
szyngtohskim nie poparli spra-
wy pomnozenia floty, tax bardzo
potrzebnej Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym. NazWai on Partye demo
kratyczna = malostkowa kro-
tko-wzroczna, a jake taxa ME 60
dna ufnoSci i poparcia.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 26 lipca. - Ambasa,
dor amerykahski, Reid, ofiarowal
miejskiej bibliotece W, ,,Guild
Hail. komplet rekord6w rzado-
wych armii poinocnej poludnio-
wei z lat wojny 1876; razem
13O tom6w atlasem komplety
takie szacuja dis ma $6OO,OOO, a
posiadaja je wsAnglii tylko ,,Bri-
tish Muzeum" I ,,Biblioteka Lon
dynska".
2 Szwajcaryi.
Zurych, 26 lipca. - w ca}yn1
kraju, zwlaszcza W Alpach polu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
Zaklad dla oblakanych Dunning przepelniony,
liczy $500 pacyent6w.
NOWY PRzEPIS.
Cd wtoku trawae zarzymyWaG sic beda pzed zy16Wka'
PRED SMIERCIA.
Czfowiek donosi policyi SVEN samob6jstwle.

Raymond Bartell, lat g. I75t
Clybourn avenue.
Nathan Coicke, lat E, 1903 W.
I2ta utica.
Earl Anglin, lat 7, 324s w.
16ta Utica.
Kenneth Lehmor, lat 8, $40
S. al Court.
Lucene Matthews, 3832 Aldine
Place.
q West Hammond.
Ola Perryego Pattersona, adj
wokata etiawionej Verginii
Brooks, ktora tax zaciecie wal
czyia w West Hammond czy-
stsze rzady miejskie poprzednie
awantury byiy fraszka. Teraz
Patterson musi walczyc o swoje
prawa, bo miasteczko ME chce
! mu jego pensyi wyplacie.
Po odniesionym zwyciestwie
Patterson zostai zamianowany
syndykiem korporacyi. w czasie
tych samych wybor6w Jacob
Katz zostai wybrany adwokatem
miejskim.
t.g4Zaraz po tel nominacyi Patter-
soma zmuszono do rezygnacyi.
Patterson nastepnie otrzymai
Job" jako adwokat do opraco-
wywania specyalnych wydatkow.
Wszystko bysoby W najlepszym
porzadku, gdyby przeciw place.
niu pensyi Pattersonowi "a jego
usiugi ME PROFESSIONAL obywate-
lie A. Krzyzanowski Jozef Ste
| fanski. Powyzsi obywatele po-
wiedzieli, re cziowiek ten ME
mieszka w West Hammond, wiec
pensyi zadnej ME moze pobierac.
Niema miejsca.
Komisya stanowej administra-
cyl zawiadomisa wczoraj tutejsze
wfadze powiatowe tenn, re
do Dunning ME bedzie sic przyj-
mowato pecyent6w dopoki nova
sypialnia ME zostanie wykonczo-
ma. Pacyenci beda wysyiani do
innych zakladow stanowych W
Elgin, Kankakee i Watertown.
Zakiady W Dunning byly pre-
pelnione kiedy stan wzia} je pod
swoja kontrole dnia 1go lipca.
Powiat przecietnie posyiaf tam
okolo IS nowych pacyentow ma
tydzieh.
w listopadzie 1910 roku powiat
wykonczyi dom dla ubogich W
Oak Forest wtenczas przenie-
siono tam 1000 ludzi. Myslano
wowczas,ze to znacznie polepszy
stosunki W Dunning re bedzie
wiecej miejsca dla oblakanych.
Cd tego czasu liczba pacyentow
1900 podnios}a sic do 5000.
Wzrost liczby pacyento~ W
Dunning ME jest jeszcze dowo-
dem, ze wiecej teraz cierpi ma o.
bied W miescie Chicago - po-
wiadaia wladze stanowe. Pred
tenn wysyiano wiecej pacyentow
do innych zakladow stanowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
WatpliwoSe.

Krotkowzroczny jegomosc (spogla-
dajac ma nova budowe) - HIM! Gle
kawy jestem, czy to murarz stoi tam
ma rusztowantu, czy tez to jest gipso.
wa figura!... (po kwadransie). ...-
Me, to murarz. bo sic w4asnie poru-
sgyl!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
Pred krzyzowka.

Cd przysziego wtorku wszyst-
kie tramwaje W granicach mia
sta Chicago zatrzymywac sic be-
da tylko przed krzyz6wka danej
ulicy. Rada miejska przeprowa-
dziia te uchwale ma posiedzeniu
dnia 1890 lipca.
Dotychczas tramwaje zatrzy--
mywaty sic zawsze po przebycru
krzyzowki wyjatkiem pewnych
miejsc W Sr6dmiesciu. Cd roku W
granicach ulic 12tej, Chicago
avenue i Halsted tramwaje "a
trzymywaly sic pred krzyzowka
W innych miejscach zatrzymywa-
ly sic dopiero po drugiej stronie
krzyz6wki, ma ulicach gdzie sic
krzyzuja linie tramwajowe "a
trzymywano tramwaje po obu
stronach.
.Uchwa}a przeprowadzona przez
rade miejska odnosi sic do wszy-
stkich krzyzowek bez wyJatku.
Motorowym ME wolno bedzie cd
przysziego wtorku zatrzymywac
tra1nwai6w poza krzyzowka.
Prezes kompanii tramwajowej
wydal takze rozkazy co do tram
wai6w kursujacych przez tunel
ma La Sale III. Konduktor mu-
81 STAG przy hamulcu ma tylneJ
platformie.
Telefonuje pred smiercia.
Gazem w celu samobojczym
zaczadzit sic wczoraj So letni
John Bauer, fabrykant. Godzine
pred smiercia policya przy w.
North ave. otrzymala telefonicz-
ma wiadomosc O tenn, re pnr. 2452
lie Moyne utica, cziowiek sobie
zycie odebral.
w liscie napisanym pred po-
pelnieniem samobojstwa Bauer
pisze, re odbiera sobie zycie W O.
bawie pred ob}edem. Narzeka&
ciagle ma rozstroj nerwowy, ma
glowy i bezsennosc.
Samob6jca ME pozostawia "a
dnych bliskich krewnych. Caiy
sw6j majatek zapisa' ma J. A. At
kinsa ktorym byl W interesie.
Wczorajsze upa}y.
Wczoraj doniesiono policyi o
siedmiu porazeniach. Me bylo
wprawdzie tax goraco jak we
srode, ale ofiar byio duzo i ME
kt6rzy porazeni najprawdopodo-
bniej umra.
Zaszedl takze jeden wypadek
smierci. w jeziorze Michigan u
tona1 niejaki Edward Peterson.
zawodowy plywak. Policya u
trzymuje, re Peterson dostal IT,
daru slonecznego i poszedl ma
dino. Rybacy siyszeli jego krzyk,
ale przybyli zapozno, by 60 rato-
wac.
Doniesiono takze wczoraj o o.
Smiu wypadkach niebezpiecz-
nych pokaszeh przez psy.
Porazeni:
Mary Engle, 2o21 Washtenaw
avenue
Charles Graham, lat 81, " do
mu ubogich W Oak Forest.
Harry Herman, 2652 Kimball
avenue-
Carl. Prunes, 2236 Oakdale av.
Arthur Jordan, 32oo Armour
avenue
Ofiary wsciekiych psow:
John Burke, lat S, s35 Root u1.
Andrew Sadlock, 9o7z Ellis ay.
Edward Crawley, lat II, 33I E.
37rna utica, =
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26

Prezydenta ministrow car; po-
tenn Poincare Izwolskim udaja
sig do Moskwy.
2 Chin.
Pekin, 26 lipca. - Przywodcy
wojsk rep&5likanskich odbyi ma
rads na Htorej postanowili pro-
sic prezydenta Yuan-Szi-Kaia,
by koniecznie co rychlej uzyskal
u Zgromadzenia Narodowego u
znanie gabinetu ministeryalnego
przezen zamianowanego, W pre-
ciwnym razie wojskowi republi-
kanscy dazyc beda sami do "a
prowadzenia porzadku W pan
stwie; chca mianowicie oglosic
Yuan-Szi-Kaja dyktatorem..
z Mexyku.
Torreon, 26 lipca. - Donosza
Tahuailo, re generalowie rza-
dowi Babagoi Tellez stoczyli
tam W okolicy zacieta bitwe z
rewolucyonistami, ktorzy costa
Ii pobici. Federalni wciaz daz4
naprzod korpusem, liczacym
5000 ludzi, dotarli juz do Pede-
males; rewolucyonisci wciaz sic
oofaja. w okolicy Tahuailo lud-
nose ogarneia panika pred re-
wolucyonistami, rabujacymi, co
sic da...
2 Australia.
Melbourne, 26 lipca. - Sejm
tutejszy uchwalii rezolucye pro-
testujace stanowczo przeciwko
wszelkiemu przywilejowaniu ze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
Takte zguba!

PoIIoyant lido jegomoscia, trzyma'
;acego sic kurczowo latarni): A pan
czego tn szukaf
Jesomo6e (spoko5nie, choc gaosem
przerywanym czkawka): Rownowagt,
dobrodzieju. r6wnowagi!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
TeIegramy zagraniCzne'
q Turcyi.

Konstantynopol, &c lipca. -
Turcya nowe ma kSopoty! Do
wojny Wlochami, powstania W
Albanii, przesilen ministeryal-
nych, braku funduszow ma "a
iatwienie tego wszystkiego -
przybywa obecnie nova trud-
nose, ktora grozi wielkiemi po-
wik{aniami. Otto stronnictwo
stare tureckie razem z liga woj-
skowa, pozostajace W opozycyi
wzgledem postepowego mlodota-
reckiego rzadu = zazadaio, aby
rad rozwiazai parliament - dla-
tego, re jest on jednostronny,
zlozony tylko mlodo-turkow,
kontrolowany wylacznie przez
ich stronnictwo, ktore staro-Tur-
cy uwazaja "a glowna wszelkie-
go zia przyczyne. w liscie ano-
nimowym, jaki przysialo owo o.
pozycyjne stronnictwo, groza, ze
ieSli W ciagu dwu dni parliament
ME zostanie rozwiazany, to liga
wojskowa, kontrolujaca wojska
stojace w Uskub, Salonikach,
Monastyrze i nne, ruszy te woj-
ska ma Stolice i z bronia w reEu
przeprowadzi swe zadania. Po-
dobno u steru rzadu ME zlekli
sic tel pogrozki; nowy premier
Muchtar Pasza i minister woj-
ny Nazim Pasza, porozumieli sic
ME uznajac potrzeby rozwiaza-
MIA parlamentu, beda Scigac wro-
gle rzadowi stronnictwo. Wdro-
zono juz Sledztwo CO do autorow
tego listu pogr6zkami. w Izbie
deputowanych wieSc o tym il
Scie wywolaia oburzenie uzasa-
dnione. Rad zamySla jednak Po-
czynic pewne ulgi prawodawcze,
mianowicie chce odwoiac zaka-
zy, odbywania zebrah publicz-
nych wygiaszania NOW, kryty-
kujacych Rad. Ogolnie sadza, &c
sprawa powyzsza stanie sic po-
wodem nowych, powaznych prze-
silen W Turcyi.
Powstanie w Albanii ME u
stale: potwierdzono wiadomosc,
ze AIbanczycy zdobyli tam twier-
DE Pristina W wilajecie Kossow-
skim. w najblizszym czasie pre-
mier Muchtar Pasza ma sic udac
do Albanii, ably osobiScie poke
rowac akcya pojednawcza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
NOWe KlOpoty Turcyii
OpOyCya gTOzi WyWOlaniem reWoIucyi,
Z JAPONu.
Rosya a Japonia.
SYTUACYA' w CHlNACH:
z MEXYKU.
Australia Panama.
Hearst przeciw Demokratom.
Z A NC LII.
Burze uleWy Szwajcaryi Austryi.
Grady w Galicyi.
Australia a Panama.
Hearst przeciw Demokratom.
Z A " G Ii /.
Burze uleWy W Szwajcaryi i Austryi.
Grady w Galicyi.

e4niany Folettea aedz
skandalu szuerskO pOcyjnym Nowym Yorku- ,Sta-
panny" brOna ~ Atakuja nOm1nacye Tafta izbe
pOs6v Sedztwo spraWie fundusz6w kampanjnych
po6w- pOsF6w rozdae przywIee wodne.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26

Prezydenta ministrow car; po-
tenn Poincare lzwolskim udaja
sig do Moskwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
z Szwajcaryi.

Zurych, 26 lipca. - w ca}ym
Sraju, zwlaszcza w Alpach poiu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
2 Austryi.

Cieszyn, slask, 26 lipca. - w
calym kraju ulewy burze znacz-
ne poczyniiy szkody W zasie-
wach; okolo Tropowa W wezbra-
nej wskutek zerwania chmur RE
ce utoneio Sch robotnikow.
Lwow, 26 lipca. - Okolice
Zaleszczyk nawiedzila strasznd
burza gradowa. Plony W IL
wsiach So zupeinie zniszczone
Najbardziej ucierpiala wieS
szczytowce, gdzie grad wybil dc
cna wszystkie plony. Mnostwc
ptactwa zgineio podczas bu,
rzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26

dniowych wielkie burze i ulewy
ciezko daily sic we znaki; drogi
popsute, pozrywane mostly, W
dolinach REX powodzie; zimno
wszedzie panuje; szkody znacz-
-1a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
z Japonii.

Toxic, 26 lipca. - Wczoraj ME
ogloszono zadnego biuletynu o
stanie zdrowia Mikada; uwazaJa
to wszyscy "a ziy znak.. Podoo-
no cesarz ME moze przyjmowac
pozywienia, co powoduje bezu-
stanny upadek jego sill. Bezseil-
nose take pogarsza znaczn1e
stan chorego. Zdaje sic po chwi-
lowem polepszeniu nadchodzi Po-
gorszenie fatalne. w miescie po
ozywionej W ciagu ostatnich dni
uadziei, IL uda sic cesarza urato-
wac = zapanowaio przygnebie-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-26
z Nieniec.

Monachium, Bawarya, 26 lip
ca. - Zawitala. tn, w okreznej
swej podrozy po Niemczech il
czna wycieczka nauczycieli ME
miecko amerykahskich; przyj-
muja ia entuzyastycznie.
w Eckernfoerde mad Morzem
Baltyckiem splonely ogromne
magazyny portowe; omal re mia
sto Gale ME splonelo; szkody ida
w miliony marek.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-08-08

There is general agreement that
two new battleships each year are
the least number that can be
started with view to increas-
ed efficiency and economy.
The democrats if they refuse to
appropriate the required funds
this year for starting the con-
str1lction of two first-class men
of-war, will assault the patriotic
instinct of the great majority OF
Americans, irrespective of party,
and will impair the present ef-
fectiveness of the navy.
To do these things will be to
commit political blunders as well
as mistakes of craftsmanship. The
people will not excuse them on
the plea of increased economy.
Spokesman Review.
And at this time the fight is
on among the democratic con-
gressmen as to whether or not
the above plank ON which Mr..
Wilson has agreed to make his
race for the presidency, shall be
repudiated or an attempt be
made to redeem it. This is just
the reason the public lacks con
fidence in democratic pledges
the public has come to believe
their promises are largely made
to catch votes, rather than to be
redeemed in an earnest and hon
est manner. President Cleve-
land openly upbraided the demo
cratic congress in 1898 for its
perfidy" in repudiating the
party platform pledge on which
he had been elected and denounc-
ed the crazy quilt Wilson-Gor-
man tariff bill which they
brought forth in lieu of the leg
islation promised, as vile and
disgraceful substitute, and refus-
ed to sign his name to it.
If the reputation act has start
ed in this early, what may be ex-
pected before the close of four
years, should Mr.. Wilson and the
unregenerated democracy meet
with success at the polls this fall
Please stick peg here, dear
reader; it is your problem to
solve.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-08-08
TRAMPLE ON DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM.

The democratic national plat
form declares for "a definite ma
val program with view to in
creased efficiency and economy.
1t adds that
1.-THE party that was spon-
sor for the new navy will con
tinue faithfully to observe the
constitutional requirements to
provide and maintain an adequate
and well proportional navy suf-
ficient to defend American poll
cies. -
The majority of the democrat
ic representatives and senators in
congress carry out this patriotic,
brave and American declaration
by refusing thus far to appropri-
ate the needed funds for build
ing the two new battleships that
are needed every year in order
to maintain an adequate navy
The question is not one of
democratic as against republican
policy. 1t is a question of the
democratic attitude toward a ma
tional policy and of democratic
practice of democratic profes.
sions.
The country has not the slight,
est desire or purpose to compete
with Germany or England in
wasting money on huge navies. II
knows that it does not need an
enormous navy. 1t realizes that
its position, its relations to other
nations and the steadily strength.
ening tendencies toward the set.
Element of international Difficult,
ties by arbitration free it from
dependence on such a navy.
But the people take pride in
their navy and are determined
that it shall be kept up to par