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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-10
East OreSonian
Morning Edition

y During the next four morn 4
. ings the East Oregonian will 4
= publish a morning edition for 4
. the benefit OF visitors within
. the city and local people wish
. ing the mornings announce
. ments and news concerning the
y Roundup. Z
. The morning edition will car
= ~ n special telegraphic report
. giving the nights news from Z
= Portland, Salem. Seattle, Spo-
. kane, Tacoma and other points
= from which the mass of Round =
. up visitors come. 1t will be
y virtually n "home edition" for =
. the visitors.
. The morning edition will be =
= sold on the sreets for five cents =
. copy. =
. Watch for the morning edi-
. ton =
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-10
house.

house.
The vaudeville booked is regular
circuit stuff and the management In
under the impression that they are
offering something just q little better
than heretofore shown in the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-10
BOMB IN CHICAGO
WRECKS 4 BUILDINGS

. CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Twen-
q ty persons were cut and bruis-
= when bomb exploded In the
D Italian section, wrecking the
3 front of four buildings. and
y throwing thousands into
o panic A gas pine also explod-
= ed, and for a time disastrous
o fire was theatened. a. Com
. fortIs bank was wrecked.
o Ccmforti received black hand
o letter g. year ago demanding
y $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
tuberculosis Remedy
based Oh Medicine

To say that a specific exists for the cure
OF Consumption Ia perhaps too strong 4
statement. but In LCknEIi's Alternative we
hure II medirine That has been the means
OF Swing many II jre to years Of useful.
ness, and In permanently henettiug a
large number OF C~uusuuptiyes.
Certainty a person afflicted WITH q wnst-
Ing disease should lie well led with whole
some, uuurishiug food. but frequently raw
down. md then no food nOurishes. AS
for milk. u very good food for many. but
a producer OF bi iouSness for some.
ANY diet that keeps II ConsLmptive well
nOurlshed Is the right one. Ut what Ia
going to Improve the patientf Eckman's
Alternative has brought about fun recovery
IN many cases OF Consumption. Let those
speak who know, Here is Uue:-
81 Savannah 81, dorchester. y. Y.
"GeutlcmCn On June 3. lNrT. | was
operated upon for Tuhercular peritouitis
at st. Mays Hospital. Rochester. y. y.
After the operation my physician gave me
up rs hopeless. l was then urged by a
priest to take FCsmau's Alternative, which
! legan to improve aud steadily gained
I'm health md strength. ! nov weigh l2A
pounds. and am absolutely well. Believing
! owe II TO myself aud others, | make
this stltenr nj"
tSworn Afida~it) EDNA FINER
Fckman's Alterative ia effective In Rrnn-
chItis. Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat ana
Lung Troubles. and In urlnfding the
system Does not contnin p~oisons. opkltPs
or habit forming drugs. ASK for booklet
telling OF recoNer'es. and write To Eckmau
Laboratory. Philadelphia, rn for more evil
dencs- For sale by all leading drugglsu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Presidents Wife Pledges $500 to !nsti.
tuition Daughter Attended.

Baltimore. March THE committee
engaged in raising the 100000 neces
sary to complete the million dollar fund
for the upkeep Of Goucher college M
nounced that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
had pledged to DIR. J. +, Van Meter.
acting president of the college. a sub
Scription OF $500 toward the cause.
DR.. Van Meter WIS In Washington
and sought Mrs. Wilson's aid In Undue
Ing the president to come to Baltimore
and speak IN behalf Of the college. In
the course of the conversation Mrs
Wilson announced her intention of con
trihuting TO the fund.
Dr. Van Meter. who was formerly
dean of the college and served In that
capacity during the student days of
the Presidents daughter. Miss Jessie
Wilson. WAS invited TO occupy II seat
On the presidents stand at the inaugu-
ration ceremonies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
BOY KILLED BY
CAVE FALLING
With Thres Others He Had
Made Small Dug-0ut in
Vacant Lot.
TRY TO SAVE C0MRRDE
Companions Work Hard But
the Task is Too Great
for Than.
TRY TO SAVE COMRADE

Jersey City. n. j.. March lin the
collapse OF Il dirt and rUck cave bull
Ivy small boys i'll II vacant lot ut First
street. between Grove mud Erie streets
james Mulligan. fourteen. OF $40 YORK.
street lost his life. Three %, his play
mates. who were IN the cave When
the roof and walls fell. escaped. bur
were badly bruised.
Several days ago Mulligan and his
companions started to build the cave
They tunneled several feet under
ground and huilt walls of rock am
dirt Il II height OF i've feet. The rave
WIS completed yesterday. and Null
gan and three small companions
james Amman. fourteen. OF 204 FRS
street: William Smith. twelve. of Az
York street. AMI George Flanders
fourteen. OF 40 Second street. built {;
fire inside and then put the Flushing
touches on the cave.
Mulligan worked industriously witt
r shovel on the back wall and root
while his companions scraped the
walls nearer the entrance.
without warming the roof and WALL
fell. and all four boys were buried be
meath several tons of dirt and rocks
Smith and Flanders jumped townrc
the entrance as the dirt Tell. They
were carried down by the weight o'
the mass. Their heads and shoulder,
stuck out of the dirt. Just hehlnt
them the head OF young Aulman wa,
thrust out from beneath the dirt.
Smith and Flanders freed them
selves. They tried to drag AulmaI
out. II was too much for the''
strength. as both had suffered consir
erahlv. and they ran into Grove stree
screaming for help. When the Null
gan boy was dug out life was extinct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

Amanda Colby Webs Youth Who Had
Courted Her Daughter.

Po~ughkeepsie. \. y, March In
Justice Bangs office at Dover Plains
Amanda Colby. aged siXty-nine. WAS
married TO Irving Nolkes. aged nine
teen. The court when applied to for
the sanction thought that young
Volkes had been successful in court
ing the widows nineteen-year-old
daughter and gave his consent. When
the gray haired matron stepped forth
with the boy he stammered and young
VolkeS helped him out.
IT'S the old one. all right. Judge |
was going with the girl. hut ! changed
my mind"
Volkes had the marriage license
properly sigEed In his possession. ana
Ms Mrs. Colby insisted that there WIS
no mistake Judge Rniigs married them
volkes and his bride are preparing for
u trip to Oniontdwn. y. Y. where Mrs
volkps has IL country home. She IL
Md to he wealthy Nolkes IL tnre
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
EL0PING GIRL
FOILS FATHER
Henri Lupec, of Newark, Was
Too Late to Stop the
+ Lorraine.
COUPLE OFF FOR FRANCE
Says He Will Follow Dauqh-
ter to France Mhere She
Will Live.

Newark. n. j.. March 7.-As the
French liner Lorraine backed out
from her pier In New York for Havre
a rotund little man rushed down the
pier shouting: stop that ship! Stop
that ship!" But II was too late. Where
af the man broke u into violent
lamentations.
He was Henri I.upec. he said, late Of
France. but now a wholesale liquor
dealer Of this city. And on board the
outgoing vessel was his beautiful
young daughter. Helene. In company
With n "beeg bum-ah. .un bum mag.
nifique." The young pair had been mar
ried without his permission last Sun
day nj Atlantic City. and now they
wera of OH a honeymoon to Paris.
whence Paul Rundet. the dashing hus-
band. had come
1t vas an affair of long standing.
Two years age. when the Lupecs were
living in France. raul was a favored
sweetheart. i'ere L.upec hoped to quash
the friendship for good and all when he
brought Helene to live IN this city. But
his daughter returned to In belle
France for her last summers vacation.
md there the old flame was famed
nnew. When Helene returned her
father found that she received letters
ana letters on every French steamship.
and all from Rundet.
Il tore up rs many of them as I
"ould." declared. Lupec. but | did not
have time enough for nlI." Then two
weeks & Paul arrived here. swearing
that he would carry off a bride.
AT any rate. Monsieur Lupec opened
a letter from his daughter. who had
not been home for five days. 1t told
him that the lovers were married.
happy and about to start on their hon.
eymoon. At once the father %journeyed
to the French line pier as fast as a
taxicab could carry him and hoped to
intercept the pair. He missed the ship
by two minutes. He announced that he
would pursue the pair to Paris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
WOMAN SUICIDE.
Mrs Scott Of MontcIsir Dies From In
hslina illuminating Gas.

Mrs. Scott Of MontcIsir Dies From In
hslina illuminating Gas.
Montctnir. \. j.. March Mrs.
Frank VI. Scott of this city was found
deud at her home. caused by inhalation
OF Illuminating gas.
Mrs. Scott went to the second floor OF
her home. telling her daughter not to
call her before two hours had elapsed
Some time later a member of the fam
lily went TO Mrs. Scott's room and
found her unconscious. In her month
WAS a rubber tube that connected with
an open gas let. When DR.. Philip
Krichbaufu arrived at the home he
pronounced Mrs. Scott dead. Assistant
County Physician NJ. Herbert Sim
mons. who was notified. granted a bur
Ioi permit.
Mrs. Scott had been IN III health for
some time. and II IL believed that this
caused her to commit suicide. Her
husband is an accountant employed In
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
MILLIONS IN CUSTOMS FRAUDS
Franklin MacVeash Says Appra,ss.
ment System Is Obsolete.

Washington. March threat organi
cations have been built NJ beat the
government out Of customs. and their
many millions yearly, Franklin Mae
VeaEh. secretary of the treasury in
Air Tuft's cabinet, said.
His last official act wds~the promul
CATION Of a report urging the modern
SONS system Present methods. he said.
were formulated Years ago and are now
obsolete. He urged many changes In
personnel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
PICTURED GIRL ASKS $4,000.
She Took Wilson Notes and Her Por-
trait Was Used as an Ad.

Jersey City. n. j.. March Mrs
ida Torr Of this city, whose daughter.
Salume took down the notes of the
speech which Woodrow Wilson made
when he accepted the Democratic pres
identiai nomination. hns sued a bnsi
ness college for $25.OO0 because that
concern was 10 pleased over the work
II its graduate thar without her per
mission II displayed her photograph
IN hillhoards and In street cars. news
IN pers. magazines and ~cirru';rs In nd
vertising Its system Of instruction.
The complaint says that not only has
the business college nsurped n priv
'ege that would have had a large com
mercial value. hut also that Miss Tari
Ind he4n subjected TO SCOTS and Ieers
that she has been held mp to scorn thai
her right of privacy has been violated
and that she has been greatly dis
.rcSSed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Tho Submarine and the Whale.

4 squadron Of Submarines anchored
In nm Atlantic part found Itself sur
rounded by ten whrlps To The aston
fshmrnt Of the men. these mammals
escorted the vessels NJ they moved II
r. believed. from the observation of
whales. thai they never descend lower
than forty n'eIers. and this sshaoI de
scended with the submarines b that
depth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
PRESIDENT TO CAR.
Mr.. Wilson'S First Message to a For,
eign Ruler.

Washington. March Z, rresidpn
Wilsou dispatched his first cnmmuni
cation to n foreign rule. II was u ca
bic message TO Nicholas IL. OF IluSSi.
and was aS follows:
On this three hundredth anniversary q
accession OF Michael F'eforpvitch Roma
noT 10 the throne OF Russia | extend It
your majesty cordial f~elicita lions and tn
earnest hope Of the government OF IN.
United States that the bond of friendship
which now urites the two natiOns ma
ever continue and strengthen
WOODROW WILSON
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
coIf Links.

The orthodox number OF eighteen
holes. II seems. WAS fixed by pure
chunce. There were originally twenty
two huIes on 81. Andrews links. and so
IL continued till lTi4. when the trst
four holes were converted into two.
Thenrefornnrd every full COURSE has
been laid out TO correspond with the
alma mater. London Saturday Review.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
rlRL FIELDER BADLY HURT,
Member Of Baseball Team TumbIes In
Running For Ball.

Egg Farbor. y. j.. March AT prac
tee Lottie Schroeder. one Of Mullira
townships team OF girl baseball play
ers, ran nfter a hot grOunder. STUN
bled. fell on her head and doubled heI
left leg under her.
She had lain unconscious several min
a;es before her team mates realized
that she had been hurt- They carried
her to the Office Of Or Roysen, who
found that her leg WAS broken. hel
scalp cut and that she may have beer
internally injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
FALLS FIFTY FEET UNHURT.
Contractor Lands on Pile of Rocks
Now Has Headache.

Contractor Lands on Pile of Rocks
Now Has Headache.
Middletown. n Y. March 7.-Fan
ing head foremost from a scaffoll-0i
which he was working md striking O,
2 pile Of stones fifty feet below. Hnr
mon Williams Of North White Lake
Sullivan county. sustained no broker
bones and will soUn rtCover
How williams. who TX u c%Ontracto'
and builder. escaped with his life Is q
mystery. A son OF the contractor saw
the fall. and when he reached hi,
fathers side expected to ind hin
fatally injured. Instead. he vas only
stunned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Ease Heuralg a New
With mustero'e

Massage with MUSTEROLE and no.
tiee how the pain lessons, and the de-
l%icious comfort that takes its place.
Sufferers all over the country write US
about this amazing, quick relief.
MUSTEROLE is q clean, white oint-
nent, mad, with oil of mustard. SIM
ply rub it on-no plaster necessary.
Better than a mustard plaster and
positively ,oes not blisteri
Doctors and nurses frankly recon-
mend MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches Of
the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet
Colds of the Chest tit prevents Pneu-
monia).
At your druggist's in s5e and soc
Jars, and q special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute If your drug
gist cannot supply you, send Csc or soc
to the Musterole Company, Cleveland,
Ohio, and we will mail you a jar. post
age prepaid.
"Musterole is the first and only prep
aration of any kind that ever helped
my weak lungs. Can truthfully say it
is far superior to any other prepare
ton of its kind.''-Leo 8. Hoag, Ath-
ems. Michigan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Ambassador O'Brier Eesion-,

Washington. March ~T.-Senatnr Smitl
NJ Michigan presented to Prrsidcn
Wilson the resignation of Thomas j.
O'Brieu ~ ambassador to Italy. 1t l.
to TAX. effect on the selection Of hi
guIt.nGS-r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

Good Reason.
Bertie-"What makes you think
I've got a sense OF humor??" Gertie-
"Your Interpretation" - Harvard
Lampoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
WEATHER

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
s pm, yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
That Boy Again.

The Boy company present)-
Mother. will the dessert hurt me to-
night, or is there enough to go round?'
London Opinion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

was taking the oath of office. No
such crowd was ever assembled be-
fore in the city. The plaza in front
of the capitol vas black with people,
and the building itself was occupied
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
IEGNI NOTICE..

Last viii and testament uf samuel
t. SNJyuc. deceased
10 Mary e. SNgsu,. cNcuutrlV. VII
.JW VI. ~NaNnr. E"beccu e.. Gentry.
James T.. SNJyuo. VI. Anna Swaync.
Rhod1 81. ~Wayu", +. Arthur Svuyn,.
n. Evelyn SUuyuc, Alma O.. SWAY ue
and Co am whom IL may concern,
You are hereby notified thut The
last VIII Jad testament OF Samuel T.
SN0yne. late of the county OF Der.
uJli'u ANA state ut New Mexico. do.
ceased. has boon produced ana read
Ia the Probate Cour, or the county OF
BcrualI,lo. state of New Mexico. at %
regular term thereof. held on tho 3rd
day ~ March. 1913. and the dav OF the
proving Of said alleged last win and
testament was uy order ut the Judge
cot slid court thyrvgpou UNod tor
Monday, the 1th day of April \. y.
1913. at 40 O'Clock lea the forenoon ~
said day
Given under my hand and the scGl
Of this court, this 3rd day Of March.
\. ID. 1913.
A. T.. WALKER,
CScaD Probate clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
The Markets
WALL STREET.
y Leased Wire To Evening Herald ]

New York. March 20 Demand
g. u.u after the principal stocks had
risen . tu ~ and speculation became
dulI
Completion 90 early short covering
bert the market u Vulnerable post
uun aud when th, uyVs cam" lrom
hIngtun that there would b.. no
decision u the Mnnc-uti rat, cas-,
tuau' prices went down Union Pa
,.u. reacted % point aud other shares
hHf as much. can declined abrupt.
ly FROM auft Go u.s.
DEALINGS we're virtually suspended
iu th' ht, afternoon canadian Pa.
600, was especially strong ana can
,r,w.d Go meet support abound .s'.
Tho market rlu-,d urm
lu.Hf.ss 100 the uuIl hour WIS ,N.
upuu'd aud prices advanced tu the
best lowell OF iH, Ja,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
,ni,ngn Ilnnrh Of Iradr.

,nirauu. March g Tho storm
oudiuuus throughout the west sent
sNnrl 1000 tudn, interrupted wiz"
COMMUNICATION mudr the market
larg,I. oril m character Prices
op,u,a unchanged tu 'ar higher MAY
started ut su1s ,PUa.r, unchanged q"
d., uu. and -toIdird around goo,
Aided Dos % pulhsh vurn mUk'i
wheat later touched nic, the highest
point reached for about three vcck'
'rh, .lusu Vu- nervous u go sr Tor
May. nu nights closing price.
Mat corn started shade lower 4"
We shade higher ut oi.. H .3'sr, and
advanced Go 1a".y
The ,Ioar was shade easier. with
Ma, 80 a"Hi Ha3f.,, q net gain "i
Man oats Opened shade to IS,
8uN,r at 3aH,r Go 33', H3af,r, and
\ .n,hod aa54r lIght OFFERINGS mud
\ .od drmond caused % nw provision
y 3rl,rt FIRST m,roH were unchanged
il liur higher with Mas porh ut SGD
n Z hard SllH.l4a' lllu. and 'its n'
ID A luall.ls'e.
losing prices
AWh,,t Ma, apHt. July su', ID
NJ. sept. $50. uNgIr
W,orn May. 53a, ~ 53 isc, JuN
r.. sept. '''sv.
pms May $50, 20 Ga7s,. luly i3 ~
b85.,. sept ai"t,.
PORK MAY teoN7a .o.ao. Juh
.0N2il
'Lsrd-MaS Slll5, LuW slIeiH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
HGENT P. j. JOHNSON
WITHOUT A MUSTACHE

a. j. johnson, local agent tor no
Santa BE-. sprung surprisr uu un-u-.
p,rtuE station employee to-day by ds-
I'curlug uu the job without mas
tach". TIL mustivho disappeared
over sunday Nj. Juhnsouas assist
ants unite iu declaring that % they
had suspected his intentions with ref
rrenoc to sacrificing tho hirsutc add
urnmcut they would have appeared
Doe the district court ana prayed tor %
permanent Injunction restraining him
iIum such an act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
LOST

LOST pE STOLEN BLACK Jersey
cow. no horns. branded IT uu slide.
from farm ol Luis rruIlu. az san
Jose, So reward Tor return To- owner
LOST Tvo-mouths'-old Culic pup.
finder please call phone lai.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

N'~"'>H0S fYT0" Loan >~"~"

MONEY so LOAN.
ON furniture, pianoA organs. horses
wagons and other cnatteiss nIa0 on
aalSTies ana waronOuas receipts; -
low as $1,000 ana 80 high ss $4,000
Loans are quickly mace ana strictly
private. rime-ons NORTH 20 one
year given. Govds 20 remain IN your
possession. our tRiss ere reasonable
Call and see us before borrowing
Steamship tickets TO and from all
parta OF the woria.
PRIVATE OFFICEN--open RyenIugs
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.
Rooms aud =, t1rNnt Ruiidlna
Sna u West Central NveaU@.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
C. w. KUNZ FUNERAL is
ATTENDED BY MANy

The funeral services tur the lat"
q, IS kuuA. whose death occurred
suddenly Thursduy morning. W"te
held ban STRONG Brothers chapel Satur'
da, evening, beginning ut y o'clock.
The chapel was crowded with friends.
who came to pay a sinai tribute 10 ths
m,mnr, nr IA, departed Archdcn.
CON " r. Warren, of 81 Johns Fps
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

s., Louis Match g. Wool stead ,
u,rtYu and western mediums. elHt
5000, m,dmu. lNn GOO. un' 1870
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

SoaD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
RIOS May stlgo. Jul, slo.e2.


N,V YORK, March % -.tupu'r
steady, standard spot aud March,
&IiuUH
Tin quiet March aud AU,L $1,000
~ iG.-r.
Lead steady. &l.auu ito.
Spritcr easy, SO l6HG.3".
Iron quiet No, I northern ti,.,o
"a 1898, so. northern. Nlt.-a re-
l,,a. 80. { southern, SlttrW 1906
SO. southern soft. Ali,apIh.gJ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

business property. improved and
un!4nproved.
%. 0O0--9-room 2-stofy brick. mod
ern. West Central. corner lot; si,0vo
cash, balance ) per cent.
se.000--i-roOm frame. modern; ith
ward. near car line: easy terms.
4t.o00--7-rooEo. s-stofy bungalow;
corner lot; North lith street.
Sig0O-g-room double frame. bath.
electric lights furnished; corner lot
near shops; rents for 500 per month;
1900 cash. balance per cent
tz.65O--S-rovm. 2-story frame dwell
ling, bath, electric lights; corner lot:
lth ward on car line.
tigOO-.-g,s acres ~ good land.
under cultivation Groom adobe, barn.
corral.
TTI,E INSURANCE.
SURETY BONDS
MONEY 10 LOAN
A. FIeiSc her
Iii SOUTH FouRrH STREET
Neat ca I'ustonlce. rl,onc eTa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

cont
Yes, my dear. It's one cot YOURS
"Eut Js blonde hah, 1ud my hair
IL black"
81 know. dear bat son must rec
member I haven't worn thiH coat be-
fore iu month. "--Y unkcrs states
man.
L'Italia., 1913-03-05
II gIuramento
del PreSidenie

A questo punto le cerimonie inau-
gurali assunsero un aspetto pin viva
ce, rumoroso pittoresco. 81 tratta-
va dell'insediamento del nuovo Pre-
sidente Wilson. Migliaia migliaia
di persone 81 accalcavano innanzi al
Campidoglio in attesa della grande
cerimonia Su di unimmensa plata
forma eretta nella parte esteriore
de'l'edifioio erano state cOlloca-
te delle poltrone per ron. Tart. per
il Presidente Wilson per II Capo
del Giudici della Corte Suprema,
White. Dietro a qdesto gfuppo 81 ac-
ealcavano tutti i giudici della Corte
Suprema, il Vice-Presidente ! nuo-
vi senatori e gil ex-senator; -segui-
yano quinai tutd membri della Ca
sa del Rappresentanti. tutti g.i Am
basciatori ed i Ministri dele Nazio-
M esfere. quasi tutti Governatori
del diversi Stati dell Unione. parec-
chi di essi accompagnati dale pro
prie case civili militari. qulndi !
membri del passato Gabinetto e del
ravDresentanu dell'esercito e della
marina nellie loro brillanti G splendi-
de uniformi.
Lo spettacolo che presentava la
yasta Piazza del Campidoglio era Ia
10 che assai difficilmente Ia parola
pu0 darne un'adeguata idea.
Tutti eli Occhi del pubbiico 81 con-
vergevano sulle due figure di Tart
Q dl Wilson e sui eaDo della Corte
L'Italia., 1913-03-05

Suprema, IL quale doveya raccoglie-
re il giuramentO del nuoyo Presiden-
te. Ad un tratto l'immensa folla ces-
sa dal muoyersi dal mormorare 81
scorge II Presidente Wilson alZarsi
dalla sua poltrona. seguito immedia-
tamente dal Capo del Giudiel della
Ccrte Suprema.
Ouesti presenta al iovo Presiden-
te II libro della Bibbi. ed a voce al
Ia pronunzia le soleI nj parole del
ghlramenfo. "Giuro solennemente
di yoler lealmente esercitare la carl
ca di Presdente degli Stati Until e
giuro che faro d. tntto II possible
per preservare. prOteggere e difende-
re la Ccstituzione degli Stati Until
II nucyo Presldente ripete la for
mula del giuramento parola per pa
rola baci0 la Bibbia.
La cerimonia era compiuta. Gil
Stati Unid ayeyano un nuovo Presi-
dentc.
A questo punto dalla folla partro-
no applausi grida d'entusiasmo
mentre cannoni sparayano ventun
colpi in segno di salute al nuoyo Ca
po della Malone