davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Mary banner., 1919-12-20
Total

ELECTRlC LIGHT AND WATER PLANT
1850 II Romero. labor 2U5
l5S5t George Williams, labor ~ ~
1850 Alt Williams, .abor 10 50
1886 Cum Tel Go, Oct bill 74l
l5S58 JuO Toussaint. drayage I75
1850 Texas Oil Go. Ocs. inv Isl Is
1851 Busch-Sui1er bros Ueisei
Engine Co. - 90
1854 st Mary Hardware Co, 8 ~
1865 McKerail Motor Car Co, 90
l5y66 Kyle Lumber Co, l..
15967 Franklin Ice Works, %
l5968 City Grocery. Il 2t
1851 u s Rubber Co, u AZ
l5972 MOrgan City Mach Wks, j 10
a5974 Inter state Eiec Co., 81 "a
a5y75 Woodward WightUo, III Is
1915 Electric Appliances Co. 9 IS
a5y77 klectsicai supply Co, SO
s5e60 Harry Romero. labor ~ 70
Neak GsQr>e Aildgdm, l&tQc aQe
The St. Mary banner., 1919-12-20

j. ANDERSON.
Finance COMMITTEE.
On motion of Geurge Kramer, Sc
rnded ny Mr. Ahdrr>Ju aud carried,
the ''ouncil auup:ed the foil ,wiug
budget fr ia. Yea. .52n.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-12-20
Proceedings Town Council.
Franklin, La, Dec. II, 1919.


The H,n Fable ."nu Council met
In regular se>s ,ur .rhI> -, 50. T.
Cht>. L,uv- pre- ,idiny. with Messr>.
Morris Anderson Lrustalot and
Kramer present Mr. O'Nieil absent.
On mrtion Of J f LOnstalot. sec
Onded by NJ. Morris aad Carried.
the reading OF the miout,s OF the
previous meeting was disDensed with
The reports OF the Secretary, Treas
urcr and Collector were read, and o
motion Of MIR. Morris, seconded by
Mr.. Loustalot and carried, they were
accepted:
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
Nov. 18th to Dec. 18th, 1919.
Baiance cash 10 bank last
report 227O 81
COlaectiOns since last report:
Corporation taxes 1919, l475 35
Read taxes 1919, 2y5 U7
Once: Postage 90 tax notices 8 %
tnterest, 6U
Pla0t; Col. light and water, 1881 10
City Market 40 Is
Various .censes 1919 70 %
Army Retail Store, SIS 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
ihomas II. Preston, OF Chattanooga,
1cnn.. is Chosen President ut
Savannah Meeting.
RESOLUTIONS
Ms PASSED
Washington Is Selected for Next
Convention, Which Will BE Held
IN December, 1O2O--NIany Prob:
lens Arc Discussed.
s.tBy Associated P,os,.1

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 1o.-Adoption
o. resolutions upon questions OF wide
Importance. discussing problems OF
agriculture. finance, highways and
trade expansion and the election of Of
iicers for the coming year were the
day. $1,000 800 ~ :
=, Tho following officers were elected:
president; John II. Parker, New
Fletcher. Florida. honorary president:
first vice-president: Carl Espy. Savan-
G. j. Owens, Washington. D: c.. di-
@ashiastos. Is. lt treasu re- sabu aIs,
Getsinger, commissioner Of commerce.
se at the night session Washington was
the congress. in December, 1920. u
RESOLUTIONS adopted by the congress
House of Governors 70 call so,.,
n en- reciamation congress for the pur-
p pos OF recommending the passage by
f tSngI,s n or legislation thNt wifi au,
.,.oi re eoerai cooperation with Stofa
ana ana local authorities In land rce,ama
ern mhat the the house of Southern Gov
f m1fk Tor program of Statewide ef.
II stamp out tuberculosis.
y,dineaja S S OF Senate bill No. S is. pro-
~ oiohs IN connection with instjtu, ions
Oh hIsncr technical education
az IN Iavor Of the UNIVERSAL adoptio,
ot we metric system
,, TX: ing the United States Senate 10
an.ny The German peace treai~ 70
utdndns the covenant for a leaeno nj If
For the, completion Of ~. So.
Cg .na canal from Beaufort. y
70: aips rear River and ultimato,. 70
FL, Committee on Trade.
permanent committees -, 49,.
efgn trade. Paacers on for
ma A,E =, the sale Of ships .,
tt n.d States that win mi1;tnte . OF the
he routes establish ed. saihst
Hearty Endorsement of IN.
ISOLATION. iean Cotton AS
,or rq 3. same freight rate clas.,oo..,
AT M nien density gin Commandments Ion
b oattss, aH is allowed for reeomn ro.Ion
approval OF movement ;.
Inn zeal sugar for American con.,
Al. At the morning session ., =,
Tho Ha-,,Enas r. Preston, preside,t
;anoo."a ;.on National Bank. Of Eh.VVi
Labor r.. eiurv,e ered an address on ..IIa.,
Tho soInt; WIN Its Way and, Ha,n ,s
He dee,.son or economic prohIe,,. ~ =,
surest eIJes.lhe open shop offered ~
DIV inc quickest means or 'h a. strife
et,f,l production cost. He LINKING
$3.50 and advocated coII.c,io uhced
ca,nln& only with the emnioeve bar
eVhcern involved ptoset or the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
RICHMOND ThEs DISPATCH: THURSDAY DECEMBER H. 1919

and voted on all questions which came
be fore the committee.
1t was announced that John Calian
O'Laughlin. OF Chicago, lsHto be score
tary OF the committee OH policies.
William Wrigley. also of CHICAGO. is to
head tho division. ON public informa-
ton. MI. O'Laughlin's headquarters
will be In Washington.
Chairman HAYS also announced that
= committee consisting Of National
Senator San.ose keillosg: of Minnesota. and
vention.
The plan Of Will II. HAYS. thu ma /.
t!onal chairman. for Limitation of In
d dnS campaign contributions to ST.
VO0 formally was approved and tho
committee announced some changes in
ne app,orttonment of delegates to the
were not OF sweeping nature. how,
ever "a and affected Tee only seven States.
man Hays and adopting a resolution
approving, his efforts for party organi-
dcd It's session. e"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

When meals hit back and your stom-
ach is sour. acid. gassy, or you feel full
and bloated. When you have heavy
Jumps of pain or headache from indi-
gestion. Here Is instant relief.
Just as soon as you eat tablet or
two of Pape's Diapepsin all the dyspep-
STA, indigestion and stomach distress
caused by acidity ends. These pleas
ant, harmless tablets of Pape's Diapep-
sin never fail3to neutralize the harmful
stomach acids and make you feel fine
at once. and they cost so little at drug
StOrcS-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
convention
MEETS IN CHICAGO JUNE 8
National Committee Chooses Illinois
Metropolis Over st. Louis
by Al to o.
FORM AN ADVISORY COUNCIL
Second Body Composed OF Equal
Number Of Committee Members
and Outside Party Lcadcrs-Indi-
vidunl Contributions Limited.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1Q.-The Repub-
lican National Committee today Sc
lccted Chicago and Tuesday. June s,
as the place and time for the national
convention, at which the party's 1920
candidate for President will be nom
mated.
On the roll call. Chicago mustered
forty-four votes 10 nine for ST. Louis.
The committee also authorized the
creation of two new departments of
party organization to deal, respectively,
with policies and general party well
rare The former, composed of select
ed members of the committee and other
men and women representing labor
| capital. the farmer and others, will go
TO work at once sorting out subjects
TO be dealt with In the 1920 platform
The second committee comprises an
equal number of national committee
men and outside party leaders. and will
conduct of the campaign.
| The committee will be as follows:
Walter, +. Brown. Ohio; Herbert
Crane. massachusetts,: Senator Boise
Penrose. Pennsylvania: II. o. Bursum.
New Mexico; George w. Perkins. New
RAYMOND Robins. Illinois: Eustacc Cui.
linane, California: Senator Elihu Root.
New York; Mrs Mary, Gibson. Calf
Mary as xe@ T sll9ois Hs Misy
L. Stimson. New York: V. L. Highland.
Mcst virginia: Mrs. John c. South
Kentucky: r. r. Howell. Nebraska:
Senator Reed Smoot, Utah: Senator
! frank Kellogg. Minnesota: Mrs
Harriet TAYLOR UPTON. Ohio: II. F. Nc
Gregor. Texas: Colonel Charles b.
warren. Michigan: John NJ Morehe adj
North Carolina: William Allen White
Kansas.
!, Miss Mary Garrett Hay, chairman Of,
the executive committee OF the women,s
division Of the Republican National
Committeeman \. J. Sweet, of Maine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Dancing i, Dcno,, = = !. !,

Members of the Epworth League In
meeting at DECATUR street Methodist
and passed a resolution calling unoS
the membership of the, organization to
aenounce dancing "as contrary to the
Testament IT is expected that about
u ,if members of the organization
sion fields. and the league will attempt
curing the next year to raise one half
9 OF the $500 african Special" fund.
ne Epworth League consists of about
Loo members. and will meet again
on January 10 at Broad Street Chmrch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Hamilton FuneraI Er,.~

Funeral services of Mrs R.-,,.
Eihiegenhimer Hamilton will be held G in
Geme mior,ua ny, chapel OF the Hebrew
o'clock: Mrs. Hamilton died In R,,,ioo
IN TUESDAY; She was the daughter
a sister OF Melvin FleSsnnimer ANU
MIS-. Herbert Ezekiel. Of Richmond
4 inc BODY Will arrive at the BroaJ
Street station tonight at G:l5 ami viii
be taken to the home of Mrs IIzek;a,
at 22l4 West Grace Street. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
JAMES RISES TEN FEET
. rom Columbia show Er..,
OF Hains--Little Trouble ect
ttsEt Feared Here
Heavy RAIN. 90

cai1ssd rains in the mountains bav.
coIs ea she va James to fiae ten feet nas At
last night ~ Tbe according to reports
vas MaS at its normal height I atn ;nst
not nt BE an ser, shs rise at Columbia wifi VIII
,shn Is necessary 20 submerre ne,
ever sTo here ERE Due precautions. how
! u case the water Should nSorn me river
pahks and wharves '" the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
II. Drucc Russell.

WINCHESTER. Dec. 10.-Funera!
services were held today 1T HarDers
Ferry. w. Va, for r. Bruce Russell.
aged about ffty-nine years. train
baggagemaster on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. who died of pneumonia
in Martinsburg. w. Va. whittier he
had gone recently to visit his wife.
who had been taken Ill while visiting
relatives there. He lrad been IN the
railroad service about thirty-five years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

land Park toward the endowment. OF
u cot In the children's ward OF tho
regular monthly meeting yesterday.
Tweniy-nvc dollars was pledged for
Armenian and Syrian relief
Mrs j.; j. Cottrell, president OF the
club. was the presiding officer. Mrs.
Robert Il. Hudson. president of the
Federation OF Mothers Clubs and
Associations. addressed
the meeting on the work OF the Fed
Grafton, as q whole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Hurh 8. Luntan.

WINCHESTER. Dec. 1o.-Hush s.
Lupton, seventy-four years old. one of
the wealthiest farmers and fruit grow
ers OF Frederick County, died Tuesday
following a weeks illness 'of compIi,
cations. He was also prominent in
Republican notifies in the Seventh con-
Gressional district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
james Edward Hayer.

James Edward Hayes died last night
at O'Clock al his home in Granite
Mr. Hayes was sixty-five years old. He
IL survived by his wife. one daughter.
Mrs. Edward Shuttle; Of South Rich
whom four. Mrs. Z. a. Warwick, Mrs.
q. B. Elcott and Misses Mary and Jen"
ME Hayesc. live in Richmond. Funeral
Heart Catholic Church on the South
Side tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Burial will be in Mount Calvary Gene
terry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Mrs. sarnI, T.. Arney.

DANvILLE. Dec. 1o.-The funeral of
who died here vesterday' was held 70.
day. Deceased, who was in her seventy
first year. was a native OF Leaksvilic.
y. c. She moved to Danvillc when in
young womanhood and had spent the
last for,y-thrcc years of her life here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
lfr,. v. a. CI,rE

Viz. '. A. CInrk.
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. lo.-Mrs
" a. Clark. widow OF the late p Fl
Ciark. died at her home in Primes
george County last night. Deceased
was IN her -eighty-third year and is
survived by two daughters. Mrs. c. W
Fiemming. OF Prince George COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
,Jnhn ~ EnrIana-

ASHLAND. Dec. 10.-John Thomasn
England died suddenly at his home
near Ashland on December 8. aged
seventy Mr.: England was the son
OF the late Park and Anne ENGLAND
Of Hanover County. He is survived bv
his widow -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
The Weather
tFurnlshed by o. 8. weather Bureau.l
Forccnst: YirxInla-

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair aud continued cold
Thursday. Friday cloudy.
with slowly rising tenn
ocrature.
North Carolina-Iralr
Thursday. Friday cloudy,
with rising temperature
interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Mr.. Willard Dead.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Mrs. An
gustus S. Willard. sof Palatka, Fla,
died here last night from injuries re-
.ceived when she was run down by an
automobile Monday. Charles Jones.
negro chauffeur. is held for the grand
jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
NeMton Suartx.

Newton Swartx.
WINCHESTER, Dec. 10-Newton
Swartz. Nseventy-nine years old, who
made flour for the Confederate army
here during the War Between the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

States. died Monday from the effects
of recent fall, when he fractured
n limb. Hc had been engaged in the
milling business since he was lad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

Pledge Fund for Retreat.
Twenty dollars was pledged by the
members OF the Mothers Club of High
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

.Treempsrsture. dry bulb. s 4. M.
1Tetnperature. dry bulb II M'''''
Tremperature. wet bulbs A.. M......
I, eii,tp'e n, wet bulb. III M......
heIa'ivc humidity. l p. M..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

i" %tndp bosis ss,,tion at r. NJ Yesterday.
~. weather at =. NJ. clear. 's'S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Locai Temprrature Yesterday.

Ha.imume tem, nn .ure 50
AiniInum tcinnnrat,rn", too O. Il. NJ. IS
Menn mpcrati,rc ve. ~ =. Mo-. 81
Normal tcfn nera t,,ro' - .uaS.. 90
Exesss s sfSce iyrc:tt s
Excess since ia nmnry .'......... 1l3
i'...... 1gl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

Rainf,,t 70 ,i0cItI KnInfaII.
Kainfaii - ho ours ending sndIing + ~. None
Dehcicncy since January i ''''... '9gSS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

cy moga bye deportowani a So
procent czionk6w jest obcej ma
rodowosci. ...'
Washington, z. stycznia. -
Ma p%osiedzeniu specyalnego wy
.dzialu Izby, ktory przeprowadza
inwestygacye W sprawie dzialal-
noSci organizacyi ma ostatnich wy
borach kongresyonalnych, puiko
wink c. E. Lydecker, prezydent
ligi National Security, omawial
sprawe generalnej kampanii ten
dencyjnej celem usuniecia groza-
cego niebezpieczehstwa re strony
bolszewikow. .Najwiecej oba-,
wiam sic, mowii Lydeoker, re "a
sadly bolszewizmu zyskaja po-
siuch wSr6d wielkich rzeszy ro-
botnik6w i jezeli natychmiast ME
beda one stiumione, natenczas W
kraju nastapia zaburzenia robot,
~niczeo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

Pc tel przerwie rozpocze}y sic
argumentacye adwokat6w obu
stron, kt6re zajma jedenascie
godzin, t. j. diva dni, pc jednym
dniu ola kazdej strony. Argyll
mentacye rozpocza} g}6wny pro-
kurator federalny G. F. Clyne.
P. Clyne ma wstepie opisai
kampanie zbrodnicza nur6w ME
mieckich, kt6ra popchnefa Sta
ny Zjednoczone do wojny, po--
czem przedstawi} iawie przysie--
gfych broszure, wydana przez
Bergera i jego wsp6foskarzo-
(7ych pc wypowiedzeniu wojny
Niemcom przez Rad amerykan-
ski. Tytuf broszury byi: down
with War;. (Precz z wojna.).
Jeden z wyciag6w z tejze tax
brzmi: ,,Jestesmy przeciwni woj-
ME obecnej, gdyz nigdy ME byio
wojny mniej u~sprawiedli-
wiony cd obecnej. Niemiecka
kampania %podmorska jest bez--
wzgledna i nieludzka, lecz wojna
jest W og6le TAXA"
P. Clyne podkreslii, re wszy-
scy oskarzeni wspofpracowali
we wydaniu tel i innych broszur
o podobnej tresci.
w innych broszurach oskarze-
nj zwalali wine ma wojne ma k1a-
Sc kapitalistyczna. P. Clyne PREY
pomniai, re Berger przyznai, il
broszury tie ostudzaiy gorliwosc
zolnierzy.
Atakujac Tuckera, ktory jest
pastorem i socyalista, p. Clyne
pokaza{ egzemplarz pisma socy-
alistycznego Socialist, kt6ry W
czasie gdy Tucker by} redakto--
rem tegoz, zawieral wielkie ogfo-
szenie, apelujacego do ~czytelni-
k6w, azeby ME kupowali bond6w
wolnosciowych.
Wczoraj takze p~rzemawiali
sdw. Guinea, obronca Tuckera
i inni obroncy i k1adli nacisk g}o-
wnie ma to, jak powazna jest re
cza pozbawienie ~obywatela VOL
nosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

buwia l. Shulmana, pnr. 1925
Montrose ave. i zauwazy} paku-
mex, z ktorego uchodzii dym. Po-
dni6si go mimo ~przestrogi matt
ka, ktory stai w poblizu. Byla to
bomba. Zanim ia rzucii, ckspIo--
dowala w jego Level recc i oder
waia mu niemal wszystkie palcc.
Dano mu picrwszy opatrunck W
najblizszcj apiece, poczcm zawic-
ziono go do szpitala Lake View.
- Szai bolszewicki objaf 5000
osob, kt6rc sic zebraiy onegdaj W
Coliseum ia pierwSzc zcbranic
socyalist0w W micjskicj kampa-
nil prawyborczej. Przemawiali !.
NJ. Collins, ~Kandydat socyaliSty-
czny ma burmjstrza / inni. Pre-.
wodniczqcym byi &. A. Dichl, &to
rego angielszczyzna mia}a silny
akcent niemiccki. Xebrani oklas-
kiwali entuzyastycznie wszystkic
aluzye do rc~wolucyi W Ro5yi,
Niemczech i Austry;. ObeCnych
tyIo ma sail 300 dctektyw6w i a
gent6w rzadowycll.
- Dwie waikiki, z~awierajacc
100 blaszanek morfiny, wartoSci
5000 ~znaleziono pod lozkicm M
pociagu Overland kolci NorthWc-
sAe~r. 2anim tc~ ""r"dai ."'"
cha} Z dworca. Wia$cicicIc nor
finy ucickli. Morfine oddano "
rccc wiadz fcdcralnycl1, ktRa jest
ia tropic handy przemytnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
correspondent yD1ennika
Chicagoskisgo" " dTo-
DE do FIanCyi,
Wyjsdzis on ma okrecle ,,Carmsnla"
jutru 0 godzlnis lO,tel rano
NuWsgo YoTku.

! Wczoraj o godzinie $50 VIE
czorem pociagiem kolei ,PennSyl'
vania" do Nowego. Yorku, W to-
warzystwie zony swej, PAM Pau
liny Janiszeskiej i siostry swe'
panny Maryi Janiszeskiej, wye
chai correspondent naszego plsina
|adwokat Franciszek H. Janisze-
ski.
Pc zalatwieniu wszelkich for
malnosci i otrzymaniu naleznycl
instrukcyi Cd naszego manazera,
x. Franciszka Gordona, T.. r.,
adwokat J~aniszeski W towarzy-
stwie licznie zebranych przyja-
|ciol udai sic ia stacye kolejowa
Iprzy Clinton ulicy. Procz zony :
siostry oraz brata naszego kores-
pondenta, X. W~ojciecha Janiszc-
skiego, asystenta ma Szczepano.
vie, adwokatowi W drodze ma sta
eye towarzyszyli nastepujacy a
genci realnosciowi: PIP. Wilczyii-
ski, Szybihski, Giowa, Patryas,
Bogusz, Orner, Nowicki, Glica.
Burkot, Seleg, 'Nowinski, Nowo-
|tarski J., Nowotarski Jozef, Hele-
ger, Placzkiewicz, StankieWicz,
Zuwalski, Ochala, Szymahski, Ko
|pinski, Pochroh, Tomczyk, Po-
stawa i w. i. Z powyzej wymie-
nionymi naszemu correspondence
wi towarzyszy} take i adwoka5
|Tadelski, kt6ry, W czasie nieobe
cnosci adwokata Janiszeskiego,
zastepowac 60 bedzie W jego btu
RE.
Adwokat Janiszeski wyjezdzac
L Nowego Yorku miai dopiero W
przyszia sobot., ale z rozporzadze
mia rzadu a ma instrukcye otrzy-
name telegraficznie Cd kompanii
okretowej, musiat sic wybrac juz
wczoraj w d.oge do Nowegc
Yorku, ably stamtad juz jutro @
godzinie l0-tej rano ma okrecie
,,Carmenia" wyjechac do Fran
cyl, ma konferencye pokojowe.
PAM Paulina Ja~niszeska wraz
z szwagierka, parma Marya Jani-
szeska, pozostana diva tygodnie
w goScinie Ii PIP. NJ. Monroe, zam
pnr. $40 Riverside Drive, w No
wynn Yorku, skqd przyjada z po-
wrotem do Chicago. w marcu b.
r.. PAM Janiszeska wraz z dziecmi
wyjezdza take do Francyi, 0
czem napiszemy W swoim czasi..
Korespondentowi naszemu zy-
czymy szczesliwego przejazdu
orzez ocean a.fotea1 lax najlep-
szego powodzenia we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
WASHINGTON o B
E D RooSE,
VELTA.
Waszyngton, z. stycznia.

Washington, z. stycznia. -
Smierc fedora Roosevelta wy
waria wielkie wrazenie ma sprawy
narodowe W tym tax krytycznym
okresie przejsciowym. Wszyscy
jego przyjaciele osobisci a nawet
nieprzyjcaiele podzielaja to IDA,
ME i p~ograzeni So W smutku i "a
|iobie. Caly narod go opiakuje, ja-
10 cziow:eka, kt6ry dai poczatek
zdrowemu nacyonalizmowi pro-
gresywnym ideaiom politycznym.
Mkt ME watpi, re sila swej wy
mowy, sila swego indywidualiz--
mu wiele zawiklanych spraw ma
rodowych, jak kwestye Ligi Ma
rodow, kwestye uniwersalnej s}uz
by wojskowej poprowadzilby ma
dobre tory. L punktu zaS politycz
nej narodowej- Smierc Roose-
velta usuneta element, z ktorym
wszslkie partye polityczne spo-
dziewaiy sic zetrzec W Rampant
prezydencyalnej W roku 1920.
Smierc raz ma zawsze przygfuszy
Ia COS krytyki administracyi Will
soma i usunela najgrozniejszego
wodza polityczncgo, Z ktorymby
przewodcy demokratyczni music
Ii stoczyc zacieta walke, jake Z
mozliwym nomination ma Prey
denta. Sam Rooseelt ME staral
sic O. to, a nawet jak sic zdaje, o
TEN wcale ME wiedzia}. Me urza-
dzano BOWEN pielgrzymek do
Oyster Bay, niczem ME dano mu
do zrozumienia, re przewodcy
progresywnych republikanow ME
I.jcdna konferencye urzadzali, ma
ktorej caly plan Rampant z mai
mniejszymi szczegoiami byi opra
cowywany. lego bowiem przyja-
ciele przyszli do przekonania, re
caly narod bez wzgledu ma do
tychczasowe przekonania polity-
CINE stanie "a Rooseveltem mu-
rem i z otwartemi rekoma przyj-
mie go do Bialego Domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
PODR6z
WZDLUz
Drzez sad kary

Washington, Z. stycznia. -
Cztery aeroplany wojskowe, kto.
re po raz pierwszy podjeiy sic
podr6zy wzdiuz Ameryki, wyjez'
dzajac z San Diego, CAL, wylado-
waly szczeSliwie ma polu lotni-
czem Boiling, n;edaleko Waszyng
toiiu. Major A. Smith jest komen
dantem eskadry. Gaia podroz trivia
Ia 50 godzin. Przestrzeh odbyta
wynosi cd $500 do 1900 mil. Ca
Ia podroz odbyto ma tych samych
aeroplanach, ma ktorych wyru-
szono w San Diego. Ceiem tel po-
dr6zy jest wynalezienie dogod,
nych pod ladowanie miejsc i wy
znaczenie staiej drogi ponad pofu,
dniowa czeScia kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l

rego czlonkiem byi take Roose-
welt. Prezes komitetu zapropono-
wal, ably projekt ten ubic. Przeciw
tenRu jednak z GAIA swoja stanow-
czoscia wystapii Roosevelt, gro
FAC, re jezeli Projekt ten przepa-
dnie ma glosowaniu komitetu, ma
tenczas zwola caly sejm stanowy
i opowie, dlaczego projekt ten IL
pad}. Ma posiedzeniu seimu jed
make projekt ten prepaid. Vie
lu przewodcow wystapiio pre-
civ MENU. w kflka lat pobil on
swych wrog6w ! zdobyi sobie po-
siuch u czlonkow swei partyi.
Pc trzech latach ustapil Z zycia
7 publicznego. Powodem tax szyb-
kiego usuniecia Sic byIa smierc
zony. w North Dakota zakupii
sobie farme j wkrotce osiagnai Ia
ka popuIarnosc miedzy sasiadami.
re wszelkie przezwiska, jakieTni
60 cd przybycia witano ustaiy za-
pelnie. zycie ma otwartem polu
wielce mu ~dopomogio w pozniej-
szych latach.
w roku 1885 zostai kandyda-
tenn ma burmistrza miaSta Move
go Yorku i przegrai. lego jednak
.iawa dokonala tego, re prezy-
dent Harrison zamianowal go ma
urzad cywilny. Pozniej zostai pre-
zydentem tegoi ciaia tym sa-
mym roku ozenii sic poraz drug;
z parma E. K. Carow, bedac W
Eondyuie. w roku 1898 zrrzygno-
wal z urzedu i powrocii do NO
wego Yorku, ably podjac sic walk
przeciw Tammany Hall w KAN
panii miejskiej. Burmistrz Strong
zamianowal go komisarzetn po-
licyi, ma ktoryan to urzedzie POGO
stawai przez diva lata. w roku
1898 jego walka o dobra policye
uczyniia go sfawnym na Gale Sta
nv Zjedn. w tym roku PREF.
Mckinley zamianowai go sekre-
tarzem Marynarki. Tymczasem
okret bojowy Main zostai wysa.
dzony W powietrze, CO widzac
Roosevelt przeczuwal, re woj9l
Jest nieunikniona. Zrezygnowai
wisc z urzedu sekr. marynarki j
zorganizowai regiment kawaleryi,
ktory oddai ma uslugi pahstwu.
Ma czele tego regimentu RooSe-
veit, jake puikownik, siawa sic
sokryi W bohaterskiej bitwic pod
CORA San Juan. Powracajae'z VOL
ny puikownik Roosevelt dostaf rs
minacye ma gubernatora Stanu
Nowego Yorku. Kampanie odbyf
W spos6b nowy: ma czele swych
iezdic6w odwiedzii kazde niemai
miasteczko w Stanie. Mkt nie
m6gi mu sic. oprzec. Wszedzie
witano so z wielkip zapaiem, a