davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

KARTUZY. Odby1y sic tn uzu-
%pe}n,a]4ce' wybory do rady gmlnnej
trzec,e] klasy. Polacy odnie6li pc
raz pierwszy svietne zwyciestwo.
Nasz kandydat, p. adwokat Sobiec-
XII, otrzymaf l72 glossy, podczas
gdy Nlemrec, mistrz malarski Gei-
ser, otrzymat g}os6w l39. Niemcy
uprawiali czywiona agitacye, lecz
]ednc6G rodakow naszych sprezyeta
praca naszych mellow %zaufania ivy"
ciezyla. Geese in "a 70!
PUCK. PAM Wit.stock spad1a z
woza, a ko}a p%rzeszly przez MA.
Nieszczesliwa odnios}a ciezkie okae
leczenla.
KOSCIERZYNA Podczas bu.
rzy uderzA piorun W zagrode pc"
aiedziciela G6rnego, kt6ra sp}one}a.
WIEPRZNICA. 20 wat koscier-
SKI. Sp}oneta tn stodo}a i chew
posleds1clela Kostki. 4 SWINE oraz
dwoje o,elat zgine&o W p~}omieniach.
LEG, spalify tn sic budynki go
~spodareze posiedzlciela Chyrka. W
p%}omleniaoh zgins}o siedm SWIM,
dr6b orax wielkie zapasy paszy. O.
glen spowodowafy dz,eci bawjace
sic z%apatkami.
TUCHOLA 81 morgowa posia-
d}o66 wdowy Mary Tusik W Du-
lynn Medromierzu nabyl p. Jan"
kowski z Chojnic celem r~ozparcelo-
wanna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

E1&a%13 tM4%&3N %SE$S3&EES:
dawaf wyraz sloxem csYnem.
CzesG pamieci zacnego kapiana J
patryoty!!
SREM. Robotnik Jan Mansfield
2 M6rki wYp}ynawszy ma jezloro
cichowskie "a oddalajacem sic cd
brzegu czo}nem, utona}. dostawszy
sic ma g}ebiq.
STRZELNO. W Janlkowie corr.
ka pewnego urzednlka kolej owego
po{ozy1a %wystrza}em z rewolweru
kres swemn zyciu. Przyczyna samo-
b6istwa ma bye zawiedziona mi-
lose.
MOGILNO. 10.letni syn kolo-
misty przez nieostr6znosG wszedf
noga ma HAWAI- zarzaccgo sig ma
zieml rozpalonego zelaza, przyczem
sobie nogi do tego stopnla popa-
rzy4, re nied@ugo potem zmar} W
powiatowym lazarecie W Mogi'nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
! POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN. Dochodzi mas za}obna
wladomo66. re zywot doczesny "a.
konczy{ W Przemencie X. pra}at
Molzykiewlcz, proboszcz przcinenc-
XII.
Sp. x. Mojzykiewlcz, znanYm
byf chlubnie ME tylko ze swej wzo.
rowej piracy duszpastersklej, lecz
takzez b}ogiego dziakauia IA poln
spo1ecznem i okonomicznem.
Amar1y by} bez zadnej przesady
dusza swej parafii, doradsca caiej
okolicY we wszystkich sprawach
xYwym, sprezystym przewodnikiem.
St4d 6misrd wywo}a1a ME tylko
g{ebokl zal " sercach paraf,an, ale
bolesnem echem odblje sic pc ca-
lem Kslestwie, DO wszyscy cdczuj4
jska strate ponosimy przez sm,er6
tego wytrawn,go du~sspastersa i
wybltnego praoownlka spo}eczuego.
Prawdziwym patryotyzmem pre-
iety, slatyl nleboszczyk Ko6clolos
ri wledsao, ze JEST on Mani soi-,
6le s~leczony: Pojmowal wssystko
polska duszai pr1ekona'niem svymn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

Anchor" jest symbolem nadziei !
traplonYch ueuraigia, biedrzna cho.
rob9. lnflusnsa, ,aziebieniem, po
dagra p dobnymi 9 erpieniami
moga bezplonna miet nadsie]e pc
mocy przsz uzYwanie ORA Rlchter'a
swiatowejj siawY Anchor Pain TX.
|pelera. a5 so I. ADV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

w Il y l = s a 1
329 = E.
Wfn0n
Bog z T6bq, ~kslazeczka do naoc'
rozmiar 34x24 Gala. 10 l5c
Muala Bogu, zbi6r najlepssego
nabozenstva ; piesni kosciolnych,
rozmiaru AKA cali. 45c
Chvata Bogu oprawna " sk6rke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, z{ocone
(. brzegi.. QUO
CnwaSa Bogu, v ozdobr' bla}ej
oprawle z klamerka Aocone
brzegl -. $l.IO
Chwato Bogu. oprawna " m'ekka
skorke re z}oconym tytullklem,
z}ocone brzegi.. Csc
Duninu KsiaSka do nabozehstws
ola wszystkich katcliA6w, opra-
VIVA W sk6rke. z1ocone brzegi ,
z1cconym tytullkiem 81
4tos Sercu- z duzYm drukiem
oprawna W sk6rke, okuciem
zameczkiem, z zloconym tytuli~
klein: z4ocone s:rzegi......$l-0o
Gsos Serca -Zblor mod}6w i pie6n
ola dusz %poboznych Il duzym
drukiem) oprawne W sk6rke. 2
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzcgi. SOC
Ferty mabo&eastwo-Z modlitwam'
6w. Alfonso ma Geese Najswiet7
szsj Fanny Maryi nleustajace!
pomocy. Ksiazeczka oprawna "
mocha sk6rke, z kolorowym o.
brazt lem ma ok@adoc, z zfoconym
tyt.iikiem, z}ocone brzegl. SOC
Perty nabo&enstsoa = oprawna "
miekka sk6rke z ozdobami, z}c*
oonym tytu1iklem. z}ocone brze.
gi.............. -.... 81 zoe
Per1y mabo4e1s t,oa w ozdobno
miekklej sk6rkowej orrawie
'}oconym tytuliklem, z}ocone
brzegi.. $l.95
Skarb duszy-w eleganckiej sk6e
rzanej oprawie, z zloconym ty.
tulikiem, z}ooone brzegi.... SOC
&kay6 duszX-Zbi6r najlepszego ma
bozenstwa ple6ni ko6cielnych,
ksiazeczka ola m}odzie1y, cpraw-
ma " angielska sk6rke, 2 zloco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze~
35c
Skar1 duszy-oprawna ' mlekkq
sk6rke : z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. 60c
,Skarb dussy-w miekkisj oprawie
z z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
gl.... . Z. s. 1855. 6Oc
St0r6 dussy-oprawna Y angielska
-sk6rke. z Moconym tytulikiem,
z}oco1e brzegi 1850. 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

Skarb dussy--oprawna W skorkk
z}oconym tytulikiem z okucien
izameczk:em, z}ocone brzeg@ soc
Ami63t Str6& Chrze6cianina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}uzacY
ola dusz %poboznYch rozmiaru
5x33 cali W sk6rkowej oprawie
re z}oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi.. 500
Ami6t Stro&-w sk6rkowej oprawie
z okuciem i klamerka, re zioco-
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze-
Amidt &tr0&-oprawny " mocha
francuska sk6rks, gietkie ok}ad>
XII, z1ocone brzegi, re z{oconym
tytulikiem $1.ss
Amiot ~Stro&-Oprawny W mocha
%francuska sk6rke, miekkle ok}ad-
XII, z}ocone brzegi &c z}oconym
tytuligiem $3.50
Z6iorek modzitw ola cz}onkow. A.
stolstwa Serca J~ezusowego, .
prawny " sk6rke angielska,
czerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty,
tullkiem $1.00
Wiemek ku czci Naj6wietsze;; Mar,
Panny z r6znych nabozehst~ u.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, z}oco+
ne brzegi, z z}oconym tyt7llkiem
z okuciem klamerka . ..$l.95
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu.
likiem zloccue brzegi...... 75c
Wyborek oprawny " mocn2 miekka
.skorke, z ziocoDym tytulikiem
z1ocone brzegi.. $50
Wybor oprawny " sk6rke Z okp-
elem i klamerka, z}ocone brze,
81 (gruby druk) 81. sc
Wybor najosobllwszych naboienstv
i piesni, ma duchowa ! ocieche.
pozytek ludzi poboznych z r6zn
nych kslag zebrsay; oprawny v
sk6rke, z kolorowym obrazkiem
ma okladce, zlocone brzegi (gru-
b, druk). oc
Wy6orek-oprawny " sk6rke, z}oa
cone brzegl, : obrazkiem ma o.
k}adce z{oconym tytulikiem 45o
Wyoo, Elk czyli kr6tki spos6b nabo"
ien6etwa codziennego ola rzym.
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie.
sni, oprawny " sk6rke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, cserwone brze-
5Hc
Yy5rk-oprawny " skdrke no
cone brzegi, ze z}ononym tytu
lik, en-, z okucler- ] zamecz.
klem.. ...... ........ %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

;. KOSCIERZYNA Podczas bu.
-
rzy uderzA piorun W zagrode pc"
-. f%a
:aiedziciela G6rnego, kt6ra sp}one}a.
-"S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
COMMISSION MIN VISIT
HIRE ~ SEARCH OF HOGS

An Ksen and " Keen. o.
DagFett and Keen Commission CO.,
u Fort worth we're in me city yes
erday IleY left home on tne 10Th
and came ~ through 8outhern Ok
lahCma. Wslingl ton. Memphis and
other point They arc buying hogs
and shipping them 10 Fort Worth
They are travelling .u o decorated
Ford auto and have already covered
about thousand miles On the trip.
They po from here 90 PlainvieR,
UeetWater and Brady On their re-
turn trip They report that hogs
IRE scarce over The country Much
W the .errlf0ry over which they have
travelled ha been yer DRY Dut for
.1cai showers here and there Young
t0gs all be- comm l from sixty 10
ninety day
They have found tle crop Reuer
ally GOOD EHere theg have Travelled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
PRECINCT Conventions
HELD IN POTTER COUNTY
BalI Telegaies Mere Named In Ninth
over The Ferguson Men Who
Were Mentioned.

The following reports have been
received from Che mass convention
uhlch eere hold as various precinct
hsrs 10 ihe chs saturday afternoon.
Precinct Courthouse NJ 81
cunningham reelected chairman n
j. Turner % W Cunningham Frank
WoMn Is Do McAlDlne. ~. a.
.hr an. Marvin Jones, j g.
Hlr D. Monning and a. o.
ssIr t. la.cs 10 county con
Fe1trl
city Han w. r.
Davidson reelected chairman ]. 49,
Cor .1.l Fletcher. q. ]. sellars.
W 8 o. Is0u. Ray &. johnson. o.
50 WaHdHl d Thompson and 3.
% Grant. delegates 90 county CON
.aau1a about thirty voter we're
present 60 fhis convention
Precinct Polk Street school
building John Trollinger. chairman
4. a WelH.C g.. g. Blanchard. 81
G Pr.ldy j W. CrudRinrtou. and
ur o. B. Niece. delegates % coun
F.. convention.
rrduct BAN delegate were
ectsl hy vote ~ rs 90 20 Owes
ue Ferguson delegates in inc 4fA
precinct BAH delegate n q ln.
dsraood W. u Klmbr0uRh. Tom
Curre. D.. G. d. Bynum l. Hafc1r
Fereuson delegates nominated ) rs
Avery. r. Garner. J ~ th.ldsr
G. p Mayer. G. - Reedcr and a. D.
WilImoring JEFF u Bartlett was &C.
elected precinct chairman ana 81 80
Russell precinct secretary
The tolloWinr additional report
was received from precinct
j L. Caldwell Offered tue foIluR
.nr resolutions endorsing fhe ad
minlstratlon Of Woodrow WILSON
which aas unanimously adopted
Resolution Endorsing Woodrow
'3si-on's Administration.
RESOLVED by Precinct $50 lH'
I.- County Texas. Convention l8H
.fU 1914
T.at We send greeting to 0H
.fu.0rstr Pres dent oudrl" "N
.a. tH. CONGRATULATE. Hm nr '" 81.
.art..I. evemrntH OFF .H. rHt
.tf q behalf 0f t0e ur 300 u
der H t1uIniairaiion
Ws .h 100 expire or ..r..
Pro- rff. and run0
.paI u tae Panama ltn IHU
.tl Ii.nu tnr A.af.u f...t
lU. and .be course of OBJ.
t-fnHn in all th.uEt pertaining r
t.H .Hrlii Mexican f.a.u.
a.U r Iis anti-trurt prHrr a rr.
Gt.I n .He bills n.N .HI'H "
.HnEr
Ihc DELEGATES from i' tl
aaaiurf t0 the County Com H.IU
..e Nrr instru tel fu E.to fu n
r.ei fHe delorstD from .H .nl.
f.. u tfr tata Convention il vote
.I Mo-. adoption hy that body %. rH
solution endorsing thn NUuuH
administration. and specifically on
IorUl I.r u.I H.r.n I."I
red to"
Ta follow solution HH
n.mo.slf adopted hy he routon
a.a
Wr .Hf.r l.f'E q.
METHODS ~ Peter Rad'ord and Vs. a.
Lrf HI IHt IH Hnf iH
Hm. nf Ifr fururr 'H.HD tH mU
Iad fHe voters of Ten. BOZ s,0.n
fHo N.u0r HtrrDf. and u fr#
.Ir delegates fO fN. Count" Tom
teHtr i0 upplrt r00iHfnn nm
h0fHns the outmcnH herein U
pressed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

I UHITI VI ciTcuIHIUI U"-"
..rH.. tu he effect chat IHH. D.
.rHl Vho I,f ArrI." H..
.t months ago, had Gallon ENW
ut hu.l.ne IH California
H Goldsmith Dr. painter d
| .ruW n NuarI. V. '.
.. f.. number off r...f|.' ~
o reported FeI.- ''.
.. f.. . m.mlar ul fhe h.I.H.. u.
H.t.. IUt.e OBJ th." ...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
CAME HIRE FROM FIX CITY
FOR SURGICAL IEi AIMENI

Luther y.nyard OF EIk city Oba.
bona arrived in Amarillo Friday
morning 90 undergo % surgical op
Grafton tor appended He Voc ac
rompanl,d by hla father. vs. a Van.
yard Hh1 81 brother OF the br
Nuardr. OF this c.fE The opera
zion ras performed fne d1y he ar
rived here and hi condition was
found quite feFiou Hr rallied
from fHa effect of ihe aue atnetlC and
L. condition haa since been o. ihf.
0aIlr %. could be- expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

5000 alrH rfarh nd farm boz the
Panhandle fl sKcl nge for fafr land
merchandise 90 ofy prnpefi Real
lin fn ha ppea I'D in both sides
'r0 NIra.r Land 60 Memphis
I.. Haf e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

HHH Hf a.a trIfk huflnfst
HfaprnH naNHF ID rents lofaifd
f.HH.nfI. 0lHnif .eaf fnHn 40 %
Ual.f fHr msmhaa dc Joe J hlr
.Ia iaHI l0 a. Hphia To-
gls %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

HnH nrfanf unin proved n.if pro.
pfrn Ir rY of hemphlt In A.
HrfaHs fnf ff ffHrr Amarillo
HII IaF COMO dffefffff l1a
NlrUs Land ~ asmpllf Tef
gff.ff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

lUU lAlt III GLA11lfl
ron EENT -Fum lei room iu mo
dem plaatered hou.. 700 Harrison
z2s-it'
TOR RENT room servant
house furnished 1000. Taylor
WANTED Tao or fUrae gentlemen
UoarierB AZ COG tsu Buren, Home
cooking Mrs q NfeJ
SECURE steam heated and con
,euIruuy located room for tu"
month 7Ol Fillmors or phone ,'a.
FOR SALE CHEAP Three year
old kentucky lille col Subject
to registration MlHH take notes of
have house painted 20 part payment
Phone 1856 or boz 90 city
FOR RENT Modern room win
board SOC Harrison phone '''
4as-lp
FOR REST South side apartment
furnished or unfurH. he'd Come out
aud eD them az llul Jackson CAL
.T "A FLYNN 9S2 2sS Gp
WELL the election ls over and the
Land Doctors" are still busy. Dr.
/ Dockay H specialist la his line
Free con. ultatOn 40 a.l hours. IT
unable tu come a. our office. d..
. Moriar,y viii call 600 YOU aud dag
nose your case nr cullen b. man
/ OF mature .ztf-. ,0d his advice VIII
BE- OF ben "a YOU hurry ana
I See the pStog8 before your ease ~
hopeless pr Howard is also there
with the dope Dockray Land Co
Office open day and uisht
22S-lt
/ FOR SALE Modern room house
% little trade balance monthly also
o room modern mall cash payment,
balance monthly Many houses for
sale or trade Dockray Land Co
2"S-it
FOR EXCHANGE Country store
aud buildings. value about b. thous
and. want land Don't forget as
Dockray Land co
eeS-it
I FOR EXCHANGE Good artesin
we'll aud farm la fecos Valley Want
other good property We are run
ming this office Tor your convenience
This ls 900 exchange office for 'ou--
use IL. use u. nockray Land Co
22N-it
.IF YOu 8r. dissatisfied with the
election vote for us 10 be- Your real
estate agent claim to boz honest.
rustliur rDHIhio. efficient uuare
and AWAY E.. good humor ready
Co secure OBJ. Hrst tradcs going and
DO 60 quick u1ckray Land Co
.ls-tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

FOH SALE OR TRADE one three
rH .iani complete. Riih tNo modern
IH.'Dr e.u stand making five gin
faHIr boo ail Na Will aell The gin
.ilnl.. complete SIN power of Ne
$3.50 800 tho fIn fand. steam press
900 cotton machinery alone Write
George Der.arh. Danadian Tefas. II
Interested Egs-l2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

If YOu lr. dissatisfied with the
election vote .1r us 90 bc Your real
estate agent #a claim to boz honest.
rustliur. rDUIlio. efficient, uuare
and alwa,s f. good humor ready
TO secure Goo Hrst trade going and
DO 60 quick ulckray Land Co
42S-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

FOR RENT Two large housekeep-
ing rooms. furnished extra nice,
newly tinted wallis and floors 20
couple uo children. IN modern home
109 West - Also modern four
rom cottage SOB Van Buren, 70
22S-lp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

FOR TRADE twenty five thous-
and doHar brick hotel viii trade
for land OF o'H property pocNray
Land Co .1sit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

FOR EXCHANGE Good artesin
we'll aud farm ia recos Valley Want
other good property We are run
ming this office Tor your convenience
This is 600 exchange office for VOL
use IL. use BOZ. u0ckray Land co
22N-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

FOR EENT -Furu he'd room boz NO
dem p.astered hGu 700 Harrison
G3s.it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07
Il Really Does Relieve Rheumatism

Everybody who is afflicted with Rheu-
matism in any form should by all means
keep q bottle of Sloans Liniment on hand
The minute you feel pain or soreness in a
joint OF muscle. battle 1t with Sloan's
Iiniment. Do not rub it. Sloan's pene-
trAtes almost Immediately right to the
seat Of pain, relieving the hot, tender,
swollen feeling and making the part easy
and comfortable. Get bottle of Sloan's
Eminent for Is cents OF any druggist and
have 1t in the house-against colds, sore
and swollen joints, rheumatism, neural
MA, sciatica and like ailments. Your
money back II not satisfied, but it does
H1Ve almost instant relief.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07


scraps to Amuse Predetermined.
Nov, it may be that there is an ex-
PLANTATION and justification for a portion of
what has been done. But If the Hague
faith in the observation of treaties is not
to be treated with cynical indifference.
then the United States government should
inform itself as to the facts. and should
at least put itself on record in reference
thereto. The extent to which the action
should go may properly be subject for
discussion. But that there should be
some action is beyond discussion; unless in
deed We ourselves are content to take the
view that treaties, conventions and inter-
national engagements and agreements Of
everybody else as what they have been
authoritatively declared to be, scraps of
paper" the writing on which Is intended
for no better purpose than temporarily 70
amuse the feebleminded.
If the above statement seem in the
eyes of my German friends hostile TO
Germany. let me emphasize the fact that
they are predicated upon a course Of ac-
| ton which II extended and applied as It
shoulc be extended and applied would
| range the United States on the side Of
Germany II any such assault were made
upon Germany as has been made upon
| Belgium, II either Belgium or any
doing. Many Germans assert and believe
that IL Germany had not acted as she
did. France and England would have in
vaded Belgium. and have committed sirn-
| liar wrongs In such case 1t would have
been our clear duty to behave towards
them exactly as we ought now to behave
| towards Germany. But the fact that 9TH
| err powers might under other conditions
do wrong. affords no justification for
| failure to act on the wrong that has
| actually been committed. 1t must always
| be kept in mind, however, that We can
| not expect the nation against whose &C
| lions we protest to accept our position Az
| warranted, unless we make clear that ~
have both the will and the power to inter
fere on behalf of that nation II In tta
turn It il oppressed In other words VI
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-07-16
CHANGES MANY U. S. CONSULS
Many Nominations in American
Consular Service.

Washington, July 15.-President
Wilson sent to the senate the nomina,
ton of Nathaniel B. Stewart of Geor,
gia, now consul at Milan, to be consul
general at large; John H. Grout of
Massachusetts,, now consul at Odessa
to be consul at Milan; John H. Ray
of New York, now consul at Sheffield,
to be consul at Odessa, Russia; John
M. Savage of New Jersey to be consul
at Sheffield, England; Benjamin r.
Chase Of Pennsylvania now consul at
Leghorn. to be consul at Fiume, Hun.
gary; Roger Culver Treadwell OF In.
diana, now consul at Bristol to be
consul at Leghorn. Italy; John S. Arm
strong, Jr., of North Carolina, to be
consul at Bristol England: Charles l..
Hoover of Missouri, now consul at
Carlsbad. to be consul at Prague. Aus,
tria; Wallace ]. Young of Illinois to be
consul at Carlsbad, Austria; Walter A.
Leonard of Illinois, now consul at
StanzangeT, to be consul at Colombo,
Ceylon; Theodore Jacket of New
York. now consul at Marskat, to be
consul at Stanzanger, Norway.
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TO FETE U. S. "TARS"
Loh1oA PLANs TO ENTERTAiN
NAVAL CADETS. "
Rattleships MIssouH ana I'IiRois An
ehOr In Thames and VIII Remain
About . Week.

London. England. July 15.-The
American battlsships Missouri and
IllinOis arrived from Gibraltar and an
chored in the Thames OF GTavesend,
where they viii remain about q week.
On board is a large party OF cadets
from the naval academy at Annapo-
lis. who have been making their an
puRl cruise.
Capt William F. Funam, supsrtn-
teRdent OF the naval academy, who
commands the practise squadron,
found q sheat of invitations awaiting
him, bis officers and the cadets. They
came from British naval men and
from various American societies In
london. who have arranged entertain
ments for the American visitors. The
officers OF the American battleshtps
will reciprocate by throwing the ves-
sells open to visitors.
On July 20 the American officers
will participate in the dedication to
Pocahontas in St. Georges church,
GraveseRd. of two memorial windows
which Ambassador Walter Hines Page
will present on behalf Of the Danes Of
Virginia.
The lord mayor of London today
viii entertain the American ambassa-
dor and the officers OF the American
warships at Luncheon.
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T. R. CONFERS WITH WOMEN
Roosevelt to Hold First Political Con-
ference With Suffragettes Today
viii Lunch With Them.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 15.-For the
first time in his long and varied po-
htical career Col Theodore Roosevelt,
the strenuous leader OF the Progress
ives, will hold political conference
with women today, and will take coun-
sci from them. The colonel, who will
go to New York today for his regular
Wednesday conference at National
Progressive headquarters. will take
luncheon with a number of the wom-
en- members of the Progressive party
at the Colony club, an organization
to which women belong. 1t is expect
ed that the women will urge the
former president to run for governor
Kermit Roosevelt and his bride are ex-
pected here on Friday, and a recep-
ton will be held for the young bride
and groom at Sycamore Hill.
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U. S. BOAT IN CRASH
STEAMER coLLiDEs WITH TOR.
PEpo CRAFT.
War Vessel Has Hole Stove In SIDE,
But Makes Port unaIdsd-NsVsI
Reserves on Board.

Portland, Me-, July 15.-The steam
ship Governor Dingley Of the Eastern
Steamship company, on her way from
st. John to Boston. collided with the
United States torpedo boat Rodgers
In Portland haFbor. A large hole
was slowed In the Rodgers when the
plate we'll forward and below the
water line was ripped of. The steam
er stood by to give aid, but the tor.
pedO boat succeeded in reaching
Browns wharf under its own power.
A detachment of the Massachusetts
naval reserves on their way to Bar
Harbor was aboard the Rodgers.
Eye witnesses and marine men
along the coast state that the Ding
ley was proceeding at a very slow
speed. They heard two shrill whistles
given by Captain Clark, which meant
that the Dingley should go astern OF
the Rodgers. This signal. 1t is said,
was disregarded and Captain Clark
then started to back the steamer, but
could not prevent the collision.
Capt. Dudley NJ. Pray, the executive
officer on the Rodgers, states that he
heard the signals and did not answer
them, as he did not believe that the
Dingley would go astern but thought
that 1t would pass on the other side.
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REscUER AND GIRL DROWNED
Four Others Have Narrow Escape
From Death In Lake Michigan.
at Chicago.

Chicago, July IA high sea and
heavy undertow caught a party OF
bathers in the lake at the foot of Aims
lie street, Edgswater. Two we're
drowned and four others were rescued
In an exhausted condition. The
drowned: Miss Florence Jordan, aged
twenty-one; Charles MARGIN, twenty
six
The rescued: Miss Mildred Hague,
twenty; Miss Louise Hague. her niece,
fifteen; Miss Marjorie Hague, her
cousin, twenty-three; Miss Catherine
Hague, her cousin, eighteen.
The girls, who were in a party by
themselves, went out to q sandbar and
were holding hands and dancing In the
water. when they were caught in the
uDdercuTrent. They screamed for
help.
Three young men from among the
crowd Of bathers went out to the res
cue of the five girls. The rescuers.
after an apdHous battle. brought in the
girls. two. Of whom were believed for
while to be. dead. All four girls were
unconscious and It was long before any
Of them gave any signs OF life.
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SEE 4 MAJORITY FOR JONES
Question Of Confirmation Of Board
Appointee.

Washington, July 15.-President
Wilson received reports from his
friends in the senate indicating that
Thomas d. Jones OF Chicago will be
confirmed as a member Of the fed
eral reserve board by a majority of
not fewer than four and possibly as
many as ten votes. Because OF the in
ability Of the committee clerks on
the committee on banking and cur
rency to prepare the majority report
against Mr.. Jones. that report was
not made to the senate by Senator
Hitchcock, but prohabl will be made
later. Senator Hollis of New Hamp-
shire at the same time will make a
minority report faVoable 10 Mr..
Jones.