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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06
A MILKING MACHINE
Mr. Bolland, of Otter Tail, Has One
In Successful Operation

Henning Advocates: \ short time
ago in company with number of
Henning citizens the writer had the
privilege of seeing the milking ma
chine at Henry Bolland's ST., big
farm in Leaf Lake in operation.
The machine initiates the process
OF a sucking calf as nearly as pos
sible, that is by suction and COM
preston. Each teat enters a small
metal box in which is fixed rubber
plate lying along one side Of the box
While a movable rubber sheet is
driven forward by two pistons, ly-
ing one above the other SO that the
pressure is made first by the top
and the suction by the bottom. A
rubber bag takes the milk and It
flows from here into covered milk
cans. The machine. or rather the
air supplying the pressure and sue
ton IS driven by a gasoline engine.
located in another part of the barn.
The air pipes are lead along the
ceiling above the stalls. At each stall
is fitting upon which the rubber
tubes leading to the mixer is plac-
led. Although Mr.. Bolland's ma
chine is of four units only two are
utilized for milking his dairy herd
OF eighteen COWS which give milk at
present. One unit milks four teats
at a time. John Bolland, one of the
sons, attends to the milking of eigh-
teen cows and the separating. This
part Of the work he completes un-
aided III about IS minutes. Mainly
his work lies in carrying the filled
cans from the stalls to the separa-
tor. The animals do not seem to
object to the machine and keep
quiet during the operation.
Mr.. Bolland has one Of the finest
farms in the county. it being SUP
piled with all modern conveniences.
new large barn, buildings, silo, etc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06
FARMERS INSTITUTE

A Farmers Institute will be held
at the Opera House in Warren on
Saturday, March 8th. commencing at
1000 o'clock a, m. for the discussion
OF topics vital to the interests of the
farmer and all others Interested in
questions and conditions pertaining
to the farm. Several farmers have
arranged for holding this institute.
securing two speakers Of wide repu-
tation. Come farmers, come every
body and bring your wives and chill
dren and show your appreciation Of
their efforts You will be greatly
interested and benefited. Let us
all get together and fill the opera
house. Bring your hard problems
and difficult questions, and let this
institute answer them. Come early
and stay all day.
Program
4. Music, Warren High School,.
2: More music, Grange sisters.
Piano Solo, March, Helga Ander-
son. NJ
/ 3. Is Wheat Raising an Asset or a
Liability on the Farm?
4. Discussion, open to all.
5. Remarks by the speakers.
Afternoon Session, 1870
i. Piano music, North Star Col
iege.
2. Piano Trio. Three girls.
). Soil Conservation, F. R. Crane.
4. Song, North Star College Quar-
tette. ...@*.. ... d. ...
Jargon, Warren High School.
5. Piano Solo, Mildred Wood.
6. Address by Mr.. Haney.
Vocal Solo, Spring and Fall, Es-
telle Grindeland. s-..s.
7. Piano Music. North Star College.
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:. WASHINGTON SCHOOL NOTES

Twenty pupils received perfect
attendance certificates in the A 18th
grade this month.
Five pupils who have been neith-
er absent nor tardy for five months
Of the school year got their large
certificates this month. The pupils
are: Jean Stevens, Myrtle Winberg
Bernadine Wiley, Eda Swanson anC
Anna Johnson. " ,.. IT,
The following program will be
given by the Progressive Literary
Society on Tuesday, Mar. II:
Song Men of Harlech, Glee Club
Secretarys report, Agnes Hanson
y Reading, She Wanted to Learn FL
|ocution, Mildred Wood. 4.
Recitation, The Inventors Wife
May Blawd. ....
Piano Duet, Eda Swanson ant
Myrtle Winberg. #
First part of newspaper, editori.
|als, Pearl Settler.
Dialogue, The Letter, Two boys.
Recitation, The Cow and the Bish.
op, Agnes Johnson.
Violin solo, Adolph Bake.
Second part of newspaper, adver.
tisements, Helen Seign.
Reading, Paddy McGrath's Intro
duction to Mr.. Bruin, Willis Powell
Third part Of newspaper, persona
hints and anecdotes, Leora Ander.
son.
Dialog, In Want of Servant, /
pupils, 5 boys, 2 girls.
Fourth part Of newspaper. An AT.
1ican Hunt, Esther Erickson.
Song, The Old Familiar Place
Glee Club. q
Miss Arms has returned to hel
work again after a long illness.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06

The Indiana School of Traction
eering held at Warren proved a
great success. Fifty students were
registered for the full course and in
addition thereto a number of people
attended part Of the lectures. H. j.
Beardmore, bonanza farmer, thru
his interest n.the school rendered
great assistance. Prof. C. E. Fryar,
of LaPorte, Indiana, chief instruc-
tor, has the faculty of securing the
full confidence of the students, and
his lectures were most instructive
and complete. Sever severson, of
Grand Forks, assisted by J. Z. Rich
ardson, A. H. Lands and F. B. Macs,
all expert engineers, instructed par
ticularly in the general handling Of
tractors, and convinced the students
that neither snow drifts nor cold
weather could defy the man behind
the wheel.of a Rumley Tractor. The
students unanimo ously expressed the
wish that arrangements be made for
Ianother school at Warren. IA warm
spot remains in every heart for the
instructors, and their work was
most highly appreciated.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06

The Peoples Trading Co.; of.War-
ren will deliver merchandise that
comes within the new parcels post
regulations Free to the people liy-
ing on any rural route out Of this
city. The only exception will be
sugar. 5.s 8.si
We shall be pleased to have your
orders hy phone or mail every day,
and we will deliver the goods free
OF charge to your mail box.
Call phone No. 90. 4
The Peoples Trading CO.
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School Report

Report Of District No. 80 for the
month ending February 26, 1913, la
zel ]. Anderson, teacher.
Those present twenty days: Tom
my Ruc.
Those present eighteen days or
n,orc. Alexander Groyum, E iWin
johnson, Gunnar Grovum, Harry
Grovum, Mollie Groyum, Sophie
Groyum. .5 i5 3 .,1.4
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Sunday School Convention.

The Marshall County Sunday.
School Association will hold district
meeting in Warren on March 9, in
the N p. church, at o'clock b. n.
All Interested in Sunday School
work are urged to be present.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06
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NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES .

+ 4 :: = = X y X x u + + = 4
Carl Rosendahl took a course of
engineering at the Warren Machine
and Iron Works Co., last week.
George Magnusson left last week
for Bronson where he is to teach
The spring term of school. George
has taken a normal course during
the last two months, and intends to
take the state examinations for the
first grade teachers certificate this
spring. ". ILL., lin
A double header basketball game
was played with the high school
last Saturday. Some of the N. S. c..
players We're under the weather on
account of the grip, and hence the
team was crippled. The score was
in favor Of the High School.
The deCialnatory contest held last.
week was a success in all respects.
Prof. Knock deserves credit for his
work in preparing the speakers for
the contest. According to the judges
decision the prizes were awarded
as follows: First prize, books, Wal
ter Anderson; second prize, five
books, Marie Thomas; and third
prize, three books, Egbert Malberg.
y fair sized audience was present to
greet the speakers. A mixed college
Gnartette appeared for the first time
on this program.
The College Aid society met at the
college chapel last Wednesday. The
society expects to meet at the cha
pei also next time, and the intention
is that program consisting of Swe-
dish folk-songs will be rendered.
The price for both program and re-
freshments will be only Is cents.
The Conference meets next week
and everybody will be exceptionally
busy. Thursday the opening day of
the conference will be a holiday at
the college, in order that teachers
and. students may have an opportu-
nifty to attend the meetings. In the
afternoon reception will be held
at the college to which all the visit
mig pastors and delegates are in
vited.
The Oratorio Chorus will render
it's first concert al the city opera
house next Thursday evening. There
are now over seventy-flve members
taking part in the singing. A good
program is assured. Seats will be
reserved several days in advance.
Tickets will be so and IS cents.
On Saturday Of THIS week Farm
ers' Institute will be held at the
opera house. Music will be fur
nished in the afternoon by college
talent. The noted speakers -
R. Crane, Great Northern Agricul-
tural Expert, and Mr.. Haney, the In
ternational Harvester Co., Agricul-
tural Expert, deserve to have a
large audience. Their suggestions
ought to be worth while listening to,
we feel sure. II
Music was furnished at the Rev.
Anderson surprise party by Misses
Wennerberg and Lundgren. Prof.
Knock and the College quartette.
March came in like a lion and has
been keeping it up ever since. It
will need to be pretty much of a
lamb to make up for it at the end Of
the month.
The speakers for the Swedish de-
clamatory contest are busy prepar-
ing for the event. Tt will take
place in the latter part Of March.
A large order for college station
cry was taken among the students
and teachers last week, thru the
college book store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06
CHILD CALLED HOME

Thomas, The SIX months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Torgerson,
southeast of town died last week
and was buried Saturday, the fu-
1'neral being held from the United
Norwegian Lutheran church and
was conducted by Rev. N. G. w.
knudtsen. The loss Of their little
dazzling is a hard blow to the par
Tents and they have the sympathy of
the community.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06

DQlPOZY
KZcQY

ms as not g day cl dedication Here
muser not the forces OF party humanity
Mems hearts wait mems hang in the balance mems
hopes cal upon us TO say what will shall live up to
the great trust? Who dares fail try? summon all honest
men, all patrlo all forwardooking my help
Ing MEL will not fail them they counsel and sustain
meCoslng paragraph in President Wilson's Inaugural Address
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
z KANADY.
TeIegTamy kTajoWe'
MOVIE NOMINACYE
DUNNE'A.

Springfield, ILL.,, 16 sierpnia. -
Wczoraj gubernator znow "a
mianowai paru nowych urzedni'
kow stanowych. Jeden ,,job" i to
bardzo podrzedny dostai sic Pola
kowi. Obyw. Alexander Wittort
z Wojciechowa zostal mianowany
opiekunem dziczyzny ryb.
lime nominacye So nastepuja--
ce:
DR.. ]. M. Cambell, zostal Ia
mianowany zarzadca szpitala sta
nowego W Watertown.
Dr.. Pawei Sherman bedzie SEE
fem biura zdrowia.
DR.. G. Ferris zostai zarzadca
szpitala w Chester.
Patrick Hart bedzie sekreta--
rem biura atystycznego piracy
~ SekretaTzem rady arbitracyJnel
zanrianowano Oscara Holmqui--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16

STA.
Edward L. Hayes, P. Carey
Louis Sweeney, {. Homphrye,
Michai Cantwell zostali zamiano,
wani strozami dziczyzny.
Michael Durr bedzie zastepc9
marszalka pozarnego.
Ian Britt zostaf zamianowany
inspektorem lacznikow przy wa
gonach.
NJ. R. Kelly zostaE zamianowa,
ny przybocznym pulkowniklem
gubernatora.
Gubernator Dunno wyJechai ma
kilka dni, dalszych nominacyi mo-
INA sic spodziewac doPiero we
wtorek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
SPRAWKI KONGRESMANA
~ ~ MCDERMOTTA.

Waszyngton, 16 sierpnia. -
Sprawki kongresmana McDer--
motta z Chicago wysz}y wczoraJ
ma jaw pred komitetem badaja--
Gym sprawe korrupcyjnej dzia--
lalnoci Stowarzyszenia Fabrykan-
tow.
Ma lego niekorzySc zeznawal
wczoraj J. H. McMichael, glowny
poslaniec w izbie posiow.
Zeznania poslaica byly bardzo
ciekawe. Powiedziai on, re raz
McDermott chwalil sic, re mogl-
by zostac burmistrzem miasta
Chicago, gdyby tylko mogl ze-
brat fundusze potrzebne ma kam-
panic polityczna. -
- Przez pewien czas wierzy--
lem mu = mowil McMichael, =
pozniej dowiedzialem sic, re kla-
mie jak najety.
Pred McMichaelem McDer--
mott chwalii sic, re dostal 81, 800
lapowki cd wlaScicieli lombar--
dow kiedy bronif ich W izbie po-
slow.
McDermott pozyczai pieniadze
cd poslanca, ktory stale pobieraa
$50 pensyi cd Stowarzyszenia Fa-
brykantow. Mulhall rowniez da-
wal McDermottowi pieniadze,
czego McMichael nieraz byl swia-
dkiem. McDermot obecny byi ma
zeznianiach MeMichaela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
KOM. CZARNECKI ZEZNAJE
PRED KOMITETEM
SLEDCZYM.

lLCu NOlllllSISiii nay
prowadzqcym dochodzenia W
sprawie wydania kontraktu ma
,wyrob maszyn wyborczych "a
SI,oooooo, wczoraj przez caiy
dzien zeznania skladal komlSarz
-Intoni Czarnecki, republikanskl
czlonek komisyi elekcyjnej, kto-
rv stale i konsekwentnie zajmo-
wal stanowisko opozycyjne pre-
civ wydaniu kontraktu flrmle
,Empire".
w odpowiedzi ma pytania "a
dawane mu przez rzecznika ko-
nitetu, Deneena, kom. Czarneckl
opisal wszelkie fay jake spra-
wa tych maszyn przechodziia W
.komisyi eEekcyjnej j jak ma kaz-
OWN kroku on sam, bez zadnego
poparcia ze strony komisarzy
Taylora i Kellermana, usliowai
zapobiedz przeforsowaniu kon-
traktu ma rzecz firmy ,,EmplreH.
w ciqgu zeznah kom. Czarne-
ckiego wyszio ma jaw, re maszy-
ma okazowa, nadesiana przez t1r-
me ,,Empire", byla ia sama, kto-
ra nadeslala firma limited States
Standard" i ktorq eksperci poprze
dniei komisyi elekcyjnej uznali "a
wadliwa. s
Ia >pomocq fotografii wykaza-
no, re do maszyny przyczePlona
byia tabela, wykazujaca IL zro-
biona byia W. Rochester, n. 4''
gdzie miesciia sic fabryka firmy
United States, zamiast W
Jamestown, N. Y, gdzie miesci
sic fabryka firrny ,,Empire". Fir
ma limited States Standard Co."
zostala zlana z firma ,,Empire'.
Kom. Czarnecki zeznal, ze O.
ponowaf maszynom wyborczym
dlatego, re ME byly zastosowane
do warunkow, jake panuja W
mieScie Chicago, jakotez ME u
wzgledniono przy wyrobie tych-
re ustaw wyborczych ! prawy-
borczych Stanu Illinois i powiatu
Cook. .
Kom. Czarnecki zeznai, re
zadal, azeby eksperci wykonall
gruntowne proby tych maszyn /
re azeby organizacye publiczne /
obywatelskie wzie}y udzial W
tych pr6bach, ktore mialy bye IL
znane "a ostateczne i decydujace.
Komisarz Czarnecki dodal, re je-
90 koledzy w komisyi zignoro--
wall go.
Professor c. E. DePuy.z lnsty-
tutu Lewisa, jeden ekspertow
komitetu, wczoraj pokazal, jak
MONA jeszcze W dodatkowy spo-
sob nastawic falszywo maszyny
wyborcze. Ma liczby przyrzadu
do liczenia glosow poprzylepiai
kawaleczki papieru liczbami
odmiennemi, tax re ma przyrza-
die caIkiem odmienne liczby fl
gurowaly. Oczywiscie wskutek
tego rezultat giosowania byfby
calkiem falszywy. Papierki tie by
'ly tax zrecznie przylepione, ze
dojrzec ich ME byio MONA.
Wskutek tych papierkow, jedni
kandydaci originality wiecej
gios6w, inni mniej.
We wtorek komitet przystapi
do, zbadania zarzut6W, zaWar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16

tonu ponliedzy powstaneami a
wojskami rzadowemi. Ma czele
wojsk rzadowych by} general
Lungszikwang, kt6remu udaio sic
rozpedzic powstancow, Liczba
poleglych i ranionych miaia prze-
nosic 1000.
Pekin, 16 sierpnia. - Pewien
syndykat belgijski podpisai wczo-
raj II ministra spraw zagranicz--
nych akt pozyczki 50 milionow
dolarow ma 5 procent. Pozyczke
ga zaciagaja Chiny ma budowe ko-
lei W prowincyach Szansi i SEE
chuen. Cabinet ratyfikowal pozy-
czke, ale parlamentowi jeszcze
jej ME przedlozono.
- Z TURCYI.
Konstantynopol, 16 sierpnia. -
Doniesiono tn telegraficznie do
5domu biblijnego', re misyonarz
Charles V. Holbrook zostal "a
strzelony w maiem miasteczku
Malej Azyi, Suchier (O. Pocho-
dill on Massachusetts,, znajdo-
wal sic ma wycieczce amerykan-
skirni nauczycielami re Siwas,
gdzie byi skarbnikiem misyi anne
rykahskiej.
z KANADY.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, 16 sierp-
MIA. = Szalony orkan o chyzoSci
so mil, W poiaczeniu nieslychana
nlewa. zrzadzii wielkie szkody W
znacznej czeSci Manitoby. Ucier-
piaiy szczegolnie zniwa wlaSnie
rozpoczete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
STANY ME BEDA PLACILY
ODSZKODOWANIA.

Washington, 16 sierpnia- Y
rzednicy pracujacy mad za'atwie,
MEM sporu Stanow Zjednoczo-,
nych Japonia o nowe prawo an
tiiaponskie przeprowadzone
przez Legislature kalifornijskee
ME chca mic movie } postepach
jake rad W tel sprawie zrobif
Rad tutejszy podobno chce u,
latwic Japohczykom wyprobowa'
ME novel tel ustawy W Sadach tu'
tejszych.
Mowiono take odszkodoWa'
niu jakiego rad japohski moze
zadac cd California dla tych, kto,
rzy przez przymusowa sprzedaz
swych majatkow straciliby znacz,
ne sunny. Ogolnie przypuszczaja
tu, ze Stany Zjednoczone ME be-
da placily zadnej indemnizacyi
Stany Zjednoczone tylko wten-'
czas by}yby odpowiedzialne fl,
nansowo,g ,gdyby Japohczycy zmu'
szeni do sprzedazy swych maJat'
kow, poniesli wielkie przez taxa
sprzedaz straty.
VOPIcKA BEDZIE POSLEM
DO BULGARYI.
Washington, 16 sierpnia. -
Wedlug doniesienia jake otrzy-,
mai senator Lewis cd sekretarza
Bryana Karol Vopicka Chicago
zostanie zamianowany posiem a
merykanskim dla Bulgaryi. :.
Department stanu formalnie
zasypano protestant przeciw po,
wyzszej nominacyi. Protesty
nadchodziiy cd stowarzyszen an
tialkoholicznych. Vopicka jest
glownym akcyonaryuszem bro,
waru Atlas W Chicago j dlategc
przeciw MENU protestuja. Sekre,
= - !. -. -. :
Hatterman / CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee ay.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16

ME bedzle zwazaf ma te ProteSty'
SZESCIU GINIE w KOLIZYI.
Carrolton, Mo-, IL sierpnia. -
Szesciu pasazer6w samochodo--
wych zgineio tu wczoraj kiedy
pociag kolei Santa Fe najecha} ma
samochod na krzyzowce.
Zabici zostali nastepujacy
Forbes jego zona, pochodzacy Z
Sacramento, Cal, Mabel Warner,
Z Brookfield, Mo-, Roberst jego
iona Brookfield, Mo-, H. Van
derventer, rowniez z Brookfield.
WiaScicielem kierownikiem
maszyny byl Nanderventer. Jak
wypadek ten zaszedl pozostanle
ma zawsze tajemnica. Pociag pc
dzif wowczas szybkoscia 80 mil
ma godzine. Maszynista IA loko-
motywie powiada, re szofer Wi
docznie przestraszy} SIG W ostat-
niej chwili i ma torach. maszyne
zatrzymal, lub tez maszyna jego
zepsula sic ma samej krzyzowce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
z JAPoNII.

Toxic, Japonia, Is sierpnia. :
Oznaimiono tn dzisiaj, re Stany
Ziednoczone daily do zrozumie--
MIA. IL w zasadzie uznaja "a siu-
SINE wypiacac odszkodowania
tym poddapym japonskim, ktorzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16

Patrzcie ma tego starego chfopczyka
,Jak karabinki lem na kOniku bryka:
On w ,,Pomnejszonej' istnym Don kichotem.
A muzykalny!... Wszyscy wiedza tenn.
Raj nan - ze MAJ to taknacy honorow'
Zrobiono zamach - ,,baXa" pomidor6W!...
Professor greki, Wiec drze nos do cory:
Godnym sic nIieni cI1Ocby - prezesury!.
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TsIsgTaTny zagTaniGzne,
z MEXYKU.

Miasto Mexyk, Is sierPnia. -
Propozycye prezydenta Wilsona
rzynione prezydentowi Huerta So
Obecnie W reku rzadu mexykan--
skiego, kt6ry albo je odrzuci, al
bo wkr6tce ma ME odpowie. Mi
mister spraw zagranicznych Gam
boa dwukrotnie konferowai z
Johnem Linden, specyalnym re-
prezentantem prezydenta Wilso--
ma przyszedi do przekonania, "a
zgoda prczydenta Huerty, ze
najkr6tsza droga byloby przyjac
document przeznaczony dla pre-
zydenta Huerty jego gabinetu
uwaznie go odczytac.
Poniewaz document ten jest W
reku rzadu cd czwartku wieczo--
rem, a jeszcze ME oznajmiono,
jake kroki Rad poczyni, przeto
wydaje sic, re ,sa szanse, IL Rad
60 przyjmie.
Wczoraj wieczorem prezydent
Huerta dai do poznania, re be-
die kand@datem przY wyborach
jesiennych. Zapytany, jake ma
zamiary, powiedzial, il ME uwa-
"a "a stosowne teraz movie mo-
aliwoSci swej kandydatury, ale ze
moze to uczyni W przeciagu dwu
tygodni.
Miasto, Mexyk, 16 sierpnia. -
Kilka tysiecy Indyan W dystryk-
Gle Huatusco pod Vera Cruz
znajduje sic teraz INA stopie wo-
iennei" wedle depesz stamtad
nadchodzacych. Siychac, re a
genci Carranzy przyrzekli i'm, Il
grunta ma ktorych osledl1, stana
sic ich wlasnoScia, skoro Huerta
zostanie usuniety. Indyanie zle So
uzbroieni. Gubernator we Vera
Cruz stara sic wszelkimi sPosoba-
mi ich uspokoiG.- Kilka oddzia-
low wojsk rzadowych wyslano
stad, azeby porozbijaG szajki E
milana Zapaty, kt6re ma Poiudnie
cd stolicy pladruja, morduja i pa
Ia.
Londyn, Is sierpnia. - w ca4ej
Anglii wielkie powstaio porusze--
ME gdy sic dowiedziano, re
ambassador amerykanski Page o.
trzymai polecenie przeproszenia
"a wyrazenie sic posia Henry La
ne Wilsona polityce brytyjsko-
mexykanskiej. Ma te wyrazenia
sic wcale ME zwracano uwagi
gazety je ignorowaiy dotychczas'
ale obecnie je podaja, by pre-
proszenie staiO sic zrozumia{e. =
Organ Poi-urzedowy ,Westmin-
ster Gazette" tax sic wyraza: -
.,Roznice zapatrywah pomiedzy
prezydentem Wilsonem posiem
Wilsonem So rzecza prywatna j
ME moga ami WHO'S naruszyc
przyiaznych stosunkow pomie--
DIV Stanami Zjednoczonymi a
Wielka Brytania. Prezydent Will
SON i sekretarz Bryan moga mice
swoie powody nieuznawania rza-
dow Huerty, ale polityka Stanow
Ziednoczonych ME przeszkadza
innym panstwom mice wlasnej
oolityki i zajmowac innego sta
.,o1IyiSka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
z CHIN.

Londyn, 16 sierpnia. = z Kan
tonu otrzymuje Times" wiado--
mosci, re we srode przyszio do
krwawej bitwy W poblizu Kan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-16
Tsina kunfersnGya Ghiiskich ambasadOr6w'
Po2Yczl<a chinSka.
mOrdOwanie misyOnarza ameryka1skiego Turcyi.
Sprawki kOngresmana McDermotta-G -Gynn ME chce
sic zgodzc ma propozycye Sulzera. - Kupiono
cztery -NieszczesIiwy wypadek. -Nomina-
eye gubernatOra Dunne'a.

ponieSli straty przez ustawodaw-
stwo kalifornijskie tyczace sic
cudzoziemcow nabywajacych
grunta. Rowniez Stany Zjedno--
czone uznaiy, re Rad japonski
ma prawo podobne wydac usta-
wy tyczace sic cudzoziemcow
jak Kalifornia. Zdaje sic jedna-
kowoz, IL Japonia ME zechce do
magac sic ami jednego ami drugie-
go. Japonia zyczy sobie przede-
wszystkiem stosunkow jak naj--
przyjazniejszych re Stanami Zje-
dnoczonymi dazy do rozwiaza-
MIA zagadnienia W tym jedynie
celu. Jezeli Stany Zjednoczone
ME znajda rozwiazania pomysl-
nego, to rad japonski porzesta-
ME ma tenn, ale zaliczy to do
krzywd uczynionych Japonii. Ga
zety podniecaja ludnoSc do wy
razenia oburzenia powodu poni-
zajacego traktowania Japonczy--
k6w W Stanach Zjednoczonych,
Gazeta Hoczi Szimbun, naiezaca
do sensacyjnych, radzi dac Sta
nom Zjednoczonym pogladowa
nauke wygnaniem amerykanskich
misyonarzy Korei jako ,,cudzo-
ziemcow niepozadanych".