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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

two years ago, which included all
the votes from what is now Wilson
precinct, and the last named was
allowed twelve. This same thing had
been done in the convention which
elected delegates to the state con-
vention, and there was no protest.
This convention voted overwhelm.
ingly to seat the Wilson delegation,
and that settled it and ought to end
the talk about it. The convention
had the authority to do it, and did
it with scarcely a dissenting vote
and with only a few dissenting
words.
AS to the reconsideration of the
vote by which George Alter was
nominated for clerk, that was a
more unusual proceeding. This
writer has never known of recon-
sideration Of precisely that nature
and doesn't know how Joe Cannon
or Gar Reed would have ruled on
it. But as before said, a conven-
ton is law unto itself. The dele
gates who composed this convention
were sent by the Democratic voterr
of the county to nominate candi-
dates for county office and the
power to do that was delegated to
them. If they accomplished part of
the task in an unusual way, that
was their business. A delegate who
voted for Alter moved to reconsid-
er, and the convention voted with
him. 1t was just putting the ere
call" into effect little bit early in
the game.
And now just a word to those
who were on the losing side in these
episodes:
1t is safe to say that every dele
gate, and even every defeated can
didate, has friends on the ticket as
nominated. What effect will sulk.
ing and back-biting have on the
fortunes of your friend who is g
candidate?
Better be good sport, take your
medicine and get into the harness.
Every dog has his day, and yours
may come later.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30
GOOD TICKET NAMED
BY DEMOCRATS
MINUTES OF DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION

Tho Democratic County Conven-
tion convened at 10 o'clock A. M,
September 9th, 1920, and the fol
lowing proceedings were had, to-wit
Called to order by w. D. Wasson.
county chairman. Juan C. Jaramillo
named interpreter. Ira Ludwick
elected temporary chairman, Mrs.
Elizabeth Jenson, temporary chair
woman, Ralph G. Robertson tenn
porary secretary.
On motion carried, smoking
barred.
Motion that Chair appoint the
following committees carried: On
Credentials, on Platform and Reso-
lutions, on Permanent Organization
on Order of Business. Motion that
chair appoint a fifth committee, 6
committee on Nominations, lost.
Committee on Credentials: John
Corbin, H. L. Andrews, T. M. Dodds,
C. D. Ottosen, F. M. Jones.
Committee on Order of Business :
Neal Jenson, ]. F. Coats, H. A.
Ballard, Lorenzo Zamora.
Committee on Resolutions and
Platform: j. J. White, L. c. Han
lon, M. A. Maloney, w. D. Wasson
E. Perea, Flavio Martinez.
Committee on Permanent Organi.
zation: Robert Bourne, j. D. Curry
H. C. Williams, Josephine Veal, c.
T. McCulloh.>
Motion carried tfat chairs be
members of Committee on Resolu-
tions
On motion carried, adjourned tc
80 P. M.
Reconvened at 80 and heard re-
ports of committees: On Credentials
adopted with the following modifica
tions: On motion carried ]. N. Bur
toms (Pct. y proxy written was
thrown out and his alternate, Mrs
Armstrong, seated. On motion car
ried delegates present Precinct 9
permitted to cast the whole vote Of
their delegation. On motion carried
12 delegates seated from Precinct
81.
Report Committee on Order of
Business adopted as read. Report
of Committee on Permanent Organi.
zation adopted as read. Committees
report on Resolutions and Platform
adopted as read. All on motion
duly seconded and carried.
Report of Committee on Order of
Business adopted, contains the fol
lowing: eve further recommend
that a majority Of all votes cast
shall be required to elect. In the
event three or more candidates arc
nominated for the same office the
candidate receiving the lowest mum.
ber of votes after the third ballo'
shall be dropped and so on until E
majority is obtained"
Report of Committee on Perma
nent Organization, as adopted
makes John W. Corbin permanent
chairman for two years, Mrs. Neal
.Jenson permanent chairwoman fol
two years, Ralph G. Robertson per-
manent secretary for two years.
RESOLUTIONS
We, the committee, would respect
fully submit the following:
1. We endorse the national plat
form as adopted by the Democratic
National Convention at San Fran
cisco, and the Democratic Conven-
ton of the State of New Mexico as
adopted at Las Vegas.
2. We endorse the Democratic
administration aG carried on by
President Wilson and his associates
g. We endorse the 10th amend
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30
MEMBERS OF AMERICAN
LEGION AND ALL

You are requested to attend ,
meeting of the Turner-Ficklin Pos
Monday night, October 4.
Bring your army serial numbe,
and other data needed in applica
tions for Victory Medals. Thi
meeting is important for all ex
service men of Torrance county.
W. H. TRENTMAN,
Post Adjutant.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

ment to the constitution of the
United States and gladly welcome
the women as our equal politically
q. We condemn the misrule of
the Republicans of New Mexico as
carried on by the bosses.
s. We heartily endorse the can
didatcs on the national ticket, name.
ly, Cox and Roosevelt, for presi-
dert and vice president of the Unit
ed States and the state Democratic
nominees.
]. j. WHITE,
Chairman Of the Committee.
Motion that first ballot be an in
formal ballot (nominating) carried.
For representative, nominated G.
o. Caldwell, Ira Ludwick, John Cor
bin. Ludwick and Caldwell with
drew and Corbin nominated by ac-
clamation after suspension Of rules.
R. E. Burrus, Berry Hues, John
Block nominated for sheriff. On
first ballot Hues received no vote.
Burrus received 20 votes, Block Al
votes. Block declared nominated by
the chair.
Marshall Orme named as assist.
ant secretary.
Juan Cruz Sanchez nominated for
treasurer without opposition.
Juan C. Jaramillo, George Alter,
Leo Sanchez, B. E. Pedrick, 0. c
Lane, and Pedro Zamora placed be.
fore convention for nomination fol
county clerk. On first ballot Alter
received 36h votes and all the
rest together "a " votes. Alter de-
clared by the chair to be nominated.
Recess at 4:2O for 10 minutes.
Reconvened at 4:30 with quorum
present.
Motion by McCulloh of Precinct
21 that reconsider vote for clerk
carried 37k against 29h and SC
ruled by the chair, from whose de.
cision appeal was taken to the house
which sustained the ruling of the
chair and ballot was again taken on
candidate for county clerk, after
tabling motion by White that sus.
pend rules and vote for clerk by
nominations in the old way. Then
Sanchez nominated for clerk and so
declared by the chair.
The vote was Sanchez 411a, AL
ter 26k.
For commissioner 1st district, C.
M. Milbourn nominated over Sea-
man, Lucero and Greenfield.
The vote was Milbourn 381a, Sea-
man 21, Lucero 81, Greenfield i.
Adjourned at $40 till 1880 P. M.
Reconvened at 7:30 with quorum
present.
For commissioner End district, L.
A. Williams nominated over Walter
F. Martin and 7. V. Ludlow.
The vote was Williams S5, Mar
tin 171a, Ludlow IA.
For commissioner 3rd district, G.
E. Davenport nominated over Cas-
tulo Marquee.
The vote was Davenport 40, Mar
quea 29h.
Dixie c. Howell nominated for
assessor without opposition.
Mrs. Blanche Parrett nominated
for superintendent of schools over
Mrs. Josephine Veal, vote 40 to 16
w. D. Wasson nominated for pro.
bate judge without opposition.
O.. C. Lane nominated for county
surveyor without opposition.
Motion that permanent organization
chairman, chairwoman and secre-
tary) be empowered to fill any va.
cancies on ticket, carried.
Various delegations recommended
appointment Of precinct committee.
men in their respective precincts as
follows:
Precinct 1, Emilio Otero.
Precinct 2, Pedro Zamora.
Precinct 3, Flavio Martinez.
Precinct 6, L. c. Hanlon.
Precinct 7, H. V. Lipe.
Precinct s, J. M. Smith.
Precinct 10, F. H. Jones.
Precinct IL, E. L. Hinton.
Precinct 13, Avundio Peralta.
praoipo+ IA M Molono1T
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

Anyway, Wilson precinct will have
a record of it's own to stand on
next time.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

Wanted, two good saddles ant
two sets second hand harness.-R
B. Cochran.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

Taking the office of state treas
urer in which the Republican can
.didate received a plurality of 1853
with Socialist vote for this office
of 29, which probably comes as near
a strict party vote as can be found,
the precincts voted as follows: 80
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

We still have few pairs of over
alls at $2.50.-Farmers and Stock
mems Equity Exchange.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

BUCKETS BUCKETS
Want good gallon buckets for mo-
lasses. 10c and 15c. Leave at
second hand store.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT

If you want to be posted on elec
tion figures for Torrance count,
here it is in brief, from the elec
tion of two years ago.
The candidates had pluralities OF
majorities as follows:
Fall, R 1863.
Hernandez, R 1874.
Larrazolo, R 1872.
Pankey, R 220.
Martinez, R LAG.
Sargent, R 1873.
Strong, r 1853.
Askren, R 150.
Wagner, R 226.
Field, R. 178.
Reynolds, R 1874.
Luna, R ia.
Faircloth, r 20.
Romero, R 8.
Milbourn, D 80.
Martin D &c.
Marquee, 3 a.
Randy, D AZ.
Salas, R Sc.
Baca, R 273.
Howell, D 80.
Sanchez, D IL.
Rapkoch, R "a.
Rogers, R 48.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-09-30

Precinct 1, Emilio Otero.
Precinct 2, Pedro Zamora.
Precinct 3, Flavio Martinez.
Precinct 6, L. c. Hanlon.
Precinct 7, H. V. Lipe.
Precinct s, ]. M. Smith.
Precinct 10, F. H. Jones.
Precinct 12, E. L. Hinton.
Precinct 13, Avundio Peralta.
Precinct IA, M. A. Maloney:
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

II you feel bilious, hsAdAshy. con
alp~isd and al knocked out, just 70
70 yosr druggist and sss a bottle Of
podsons Liver Toas for lev cents,
vAleA y . hsfmisss vegetable sub
aisuis ief aanssroas eslsnsi rsks
. spsssful and u u asssst Start
yssr liver md ssFslshssa yes "
hsssss ssd ssskss Ass ssssy saisns'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

and without making yos sisk, you
just 70 hack snd get your msssy.
II you tAks ealomsl today ysaT
b. sisk and naa.sisd ,omoFrowi be-
slass. u may salIvsis you, vAIls 70
yen taks pedssnt Liver Tone ysa
sln sails ~ issl.As great, isll II
snSlsIes sIa ready iss vsFk 90 PLAY
10 , harmless. pIssssss .sa sis ~
sIss u sklAissal NJ Ia "a
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

sion firm Of Weaver Brothers Of this
city. was in the Coleman country the
latter part Of last week attending 70
shipments of grain purchased by this
firm.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

Paint your hen house with Carlo
sofa Creosote OIL, will prevent all
verminous pests For sale by A G.
McAdams Lumber Company. S42
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

and Mrs. Van Sanders. who has liv-
ed in Lubbock the greater part Of his
life, but who has been with the San
Ia Fe Ry. Co. at Kansas City, for
the past year and half, has return
ed to this city and has accepted a
position with the Citizens National
Bank as bookkeeper. Mr.. Sanders
formerly worked for the Lubbock
State Bank before moving to Kansas
City, and is a very capable and trust
worthy young man.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

can still make you a loan for less
than 8 per cent on farms and ranches
See me Mt once and take advantage
Of the special rate.
CLAUDE B. HURLBUT,
Citizens National Bank Building.
1898
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

can still make you a loan for less
than s per cent on farms and ranches
See me at once and take advantage
Of the special ruie.
CLAUDE 2. HURLBUT,
Citizens National Bank Building
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

the new Farmers Cooperative Law.
copy of which may be secured by
writing the Secretary Of State.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

Mr. weyl. nd Sanders. son Of Mr.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

Save the pieces when you break II.
Lubbock Welding Co. 30tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

Sam II. Weaver of the Commits
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
SAD NAJWYzSZY PODTRZY
NIUE DECYZYE KOMISYI
UZYTECZNOSCI PUBL
CZNYCH.

Sad 'najwy&szy W Springfield
odrzuciI onegdaj apelacye "a
kaz sqdowy, wniesiona przez sta
nowcgo prokuratera HSynea a W
sprawie decyzyi stanowej komi,
syi uzytecznoSci publicznych, ktd
ra zezwolila kompanii gornej ko-
lei ma pobieranie 10-centowej O.
platy "a przejazd, tenn samem
podtrzymujac autorytek 'komi,
syi.
,,Piecio-centowa opiata "a prze
jazd g6rna koleja zostala ,posta,
nowiona przez Rade miejska' -
oSwiadczyi prokurator Hoync,
kt6ry dziala W imieniu miasta, a
komisya uzytecznosci publicz-
nych zlekccwazy}a powyzszy or
dyaans <dozwolila> kompanii
g6rnych kolei podwyzszyc opla-
te "a przejazd, czego ME miala
prawa uczynit". Podtrzymujac
autorytet stanowej komisyi uzy;
tccznoSci 'publicznych. sad maj
wyzszy zaznaczyl rownoczesnie,
IL apelacye przeciwko komisyi
naleiy wnosic do sadu obwodo-
wcgo W powiecie Sangamon, a
dopiero stamtad do sadow wy
SZvch..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
PoLSKA ODMoWILA POD
PISANIA UMoWY GDAE-
SKIET.


Paryz, 25. pazdziernika. -
Zn6w zo5tal wymierzony nowy
clos traktatowi wersalshemu, po-
niewaz Polska odmowiia podpisa-
riu umowy gdanskiej. motywujac
swoja odmowe tenn, re W umowie
tel niema dostatecznych gwaran-
cyl, ktorcby zabezpieczaay VOL
nose portu gdanshego.
Rada ambasadorow byta goto--
wa W so5ote do wypeinienia cere-
monii podpisania umowy i delega-
ci gdanscy byli nawet obecni, lecz
Ignacy Paderewsh zatelefonowai
Warszawy. ze Rad polski po--
wstrzymai sic Cd podpisania.
Wobec tego. re Gdansk ley
przy ujsciu Wissy, Polska uwaza
to miasto Ia czysto polskle, tenn
tardziej, ze prczydent stan6w
zjednoczonych, Woodrow Wilson
przyrzeki Polsce wyjscie ma mo-
RE Ba3tyckie.
Traktat gdanski, azeby zadowo-
lie zadania Polski, by} ze dwana-
scie ray poddawany rewizyi; o.
becnie nieszkafcy Gdanska ni=
zgadzaja sic juz na dalsze ustep-
stwa.
Kraza pogioski. re militarysei
polscy nalegaia Ha okupacys
Gdanska W ten sposob. iak byao
zajete Wil1o, lecz obawiaja sic,
ze Prusacy przyjda pomoea
gdanszczanon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
Kronika Chica&Oska.

kt6ry go dopadi i obii porzadn'e,
Pc wyswobodzeniu degenerate z
rak ttumu poIicya zabrala go ma
,tacye policyina, gdzie, rozpozHa
ny zostaN przez dwie kobicty ia
ko ich napastnik. Z aresztowa-
MEM jego. policya utrzymuje, IL
Gala zagadka napad6w W tamtej
dzicInicy zostala rOzwiqzana, po-
njewaz Green odpowiada zupef-
ME opisowi mezczyzny, ktory do
puszczai sic tych gwaltow. kIl-
kanaScic dziewczat Oak Par
ku, kt6rc ostatnimi czaSy byly
atakowane przez degenerate, 20
stana zawezwane ia stacye poll
cyjna, celem identyfikacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

raj przez sad koronerski uwo'-
niony Cd why. Sextro, blor4c
pastora "a bandyte. zastrzelif g.
onegdaj, 0. godzipie, si6dmei IA
ns, W jego budynku apartamcr-
towym przy 1923 25 Earwell
.are., gdzie rownicz mieszkaf /
Scxtro. Rzecz miala sic nastepu-
jqco: Pastor Ruff. wraz Z zona :
trojgiem dzieci, wybieral sic "
sobote wczeSnic rano w podroz
automobilcm do Melvin, I'll. kic =
DIV juz wszyscy siedzieli W auto
mobilu, pastor zauwazyf, Il zapo-
lnnial kIucza Cd maszyny, wobec
czego wr0Cii powrotem do bu-
dvnku Sextro, przcbudzony SIC.
lcstcm, vziat revolver, wyszedl
ia kurytarz zobaczyi mezczy-
zne, a re byio jcszcze ciemno -
ME mogl rozpoznac, kto MIN byl.
Ma kilkakrotne wezWanie ,,kto
to lest, pastor sic ME odczwaf,
Iecz zawrocii do wyjscia; SeNtro
wtedy wyPaliS do niego, traiia-
jac go powyzej serca. Ma od-
gios strzalu wbiegla iona pasto-
"a ma kurytarz, oraz inni lokato-
rzy; dopiero wowczas. SeNtro
spostrzcgl, IL sic pomylil. Pastor
umar{ W drodze do szpitala sw.
Franciszka w Evanston. SeXtrona
aresztowano, ale po przeprowa-
tizeniu sledztwa zostal uwolnio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
Lloyd George Konferuje G6rnikami
W Sprawie Strajku.
D'Annunzio Szykuje zamach Stanu.
1NNE TELEGRAMY LAGRANGE ZNE.
Rad LITEWSKI ZANIEPO-
KoJoNY RUcHAMI WoJsK
GEN, zELIGOWSKIEGO.

GEN. ZELlSO" Sh1SGO.
Kowno. 25. pazdziernika. (Pra-
sa Zjednoczona. - Litwa jest W
stanie zupefnej paniki wskutek
ruchow wojsk gen. zeligowskiego.
Co godzina Rad itewski otrzy--
muje alarmujace wiadomosci, re
wojska gen. zeligowskiego ida nd
Kowno i re zamierzaja zajac
Klajpede, port w Prusach Wscho
dnich, W poblizu granicy rosyj--
skiej.
Kowno. jake ma4a mieScina pro
wincyonalna, jest ogromnie prze-
ludnione i ME nadaje sic bardzo
IA miasto stoleczne. Rad litew-
ski bawi} w Whine zaledwie Kill
ka dni i bya zmuszony z powroten
wrocic do Kowna.
Wojska gen. zeligowskiegoSw w
rejonie wilenskim wynosza oko4o
10000. i jezeli beda mogiy otrzy-
mac odpowiednie zapasy, to beda
professionally zbyt grozna SHE dla
arulii litewskiej, gdyby ia oSrnie-
lila sic zaatakowaG.
SEM UCHWALIL DWU-
IZBoWoSc.
Warszawa, Is. pazdziernika.
Prasa Zjednoczona). - Scim u
chwalii wiekszoscia 6 giosow kla-
,;zule konstytucyi polskiej o dwu-
ilbowosci ,Sejmu polskiego.
Lewe skrzydlo socyalistow,
wio5cianie i robotnicy zaczeli
Spiewac rewolucyjne pieSni W
znak protestu. Doszio do takiej
wrzawy W Sejmie, re marszafeit
.zpuszony 7byl przerwac posiedze
nie. $. .. ~. = .
Posiowie Pomorza przyczy--
Mill sic do przegiosowania tego
prawa. Prace mad konstytucyq
zostanq zakohczone w eiagu kilku
najblizszych tygodni. Sejm wy
razI rzadowi votrn zaufania.
AMERYKANIE WALcZA
z TYFUSEM w POLScE.
Warszawa, 25. pazdiernika.
tPrasa Zjednoczona). Major
Charles Webster Betleem, Pa,
przybyi Armenii do Warszawy
W celu pokierowania pracami
Czcrwonego Krzyza Amerykan-
skiego W walce tyfusem. Ogol-
IA liczba chorych na tyfus w Pol
see wynosi 25o,OOo.
Wedlug slow doktora Webste-
ra zwalczenie tyfusu W Polsce
przy obecnej liczbie chorych zaj-
mie okoio dziesisciu lat Epide--
mia tyfusu grasuje juz 6 lat W
Polsce, jako nieodstepna towa--
rzyszka wojny.
Dla skutecznego prowadzenia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
POLICYA RATUJE DEGE-
NERATA PRED WZBURZO.
NYM TLUMEM.

Kilkunastu policyantow z tru-
dem zdolalo wczoraj wieczorcm
wyswobodziG z rqk wzburzonego
tiumu degenerate, nieJaklego
Otto X. Grecna. Z pnr. 5l2o West
End ave-, ktory miai sic dopu-
Scic w kilku oStatnich niesla-
each okolo rs napadow kryminal
nych ma .kobiety.- Green byi juz
napo} nieprzytomny, kiedy poll
cya wyrwala go rak tiumu, Z
ktorego odzywaly sic glosy, ably
go powiesit, nawet juz kilku
mezczyzn pobiegio szukae Po-
wroza' Wediug opowiadania G.
listes'a, pryncypaia szkoly "Ro-
bert Emmett, przy ulicach w.
Madison i Central ave, Green
mial zaczepiac wczoraJ kazda ko
biete i nawet male dziewczeta,
ktore tamtedy przechodzily, a
wreszcie pochwycii pewna mioda
dzicwczyne poczai ia ciagnac
ma ubocze. Kiedy Estes przy-
biegi pomoca dziewczynie, ma
,pastnik poczal uciekac, lecz pusci
10 sic W pogon "a MIN kilku mel-
czvzn,, niebawem do poscigu
-r,ru,,iaczrt sie catN tl1rm ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
cox WYJASNIA jake RE-
ZERWACYE PRZYJMIE.

Nowy York, %. pazdzlernika
- W sobote wieczor gubernato1
Cox wypowiedziai bardzo zna
liuienne-i wazne przemowieni'
wobec olbrzymich, bo najmnle
1j-tysiecznych thumow publicz-
noSci, jake po' brzegi zaPeinlfy
Madison Square Garden. WSrod
bury frenetycznych oklasko"
wviasnil on zupelnie dokiadnle
iakiego rodzaju rezerwacye Jes'
got6w przyjac do obecnej konsty'
tucyi Ligi Narodow, zada]ae
przez to klam wszystkim rozpu'
szczanym pod tym wzgsdem
klamstwom przewodcow rePu-,
blikanskich.
,,Chce. aby to bylo mole ior-,
maine oSwiadczenie sic odnosnie
do rezerwacyi do artykubu die
siatego" - byly jego siowa. ,,Je,
stem got6w zaakceptowac kazdq
rezerwacye. stwierdzajqca wyra,
znic, &c Stany Zjednoczone ME
przyjmuja ma siebie zadnego 20
bowiazania w sprawic uzyoia
swych morskich czy ladowych
sill zbrojnych ma pomoc inneml'
czionkowi Ligi, jezedi krok taxi
nie zostanie zatwierdzony i "a
aprobowany przez kongres.
,.Przyjme rezerwacye, ktore
beda pomocne, ktore wyjasnia
ktorc zapewnia nasz narod, a "a
razem uSwiadomia naszym wspol
czionkom w Lidze Narodow te
sranice naszej konstytucyi, poza
ktore ME wolno nam pojsc. Pomie
DIV temi rezerwacyami znajduja
SIC .rezerwacye Hitchcocka. VIA
czajac te, ktora sic odnosi do ar
tvkuiu dziesiatego: lie wspom
mana W artykule 10tym konstytu-
cvi Ligi wskazowka. jaka RadA
Ligi moze dac jej czionkom W
sprawie uzycia przez Mich swych
zbrojnych sill morskich j lado-
wych, jest jedynie .,wskaz!owka",
ktora kazdy oz5onek moze przy-
jac lub odrzucic, stosownle do rad
sumienia i sadu swego rzadu ze
W Stanach Zjednoczonych TAXA
u-skazowka moie bye PzyJeta
tylko przez kongres, gdyz kon--
gres tylko na mocy konstytucyi
Stanow Zjednoczonych posiada
wsadze wypowiadania wojny."
Wielki entuzyazm wsrod zebra
nych wywosaSo taltze nastspujace
oswiadczenie sic pana Coxa W
kwestyi irlandzkiej:
,,Artyku lily konstytucyi Ii
gi orzeka, re jezeli wyloni sic ia
kas sprawa, ktora moze stac ma
przeszkodzie dobrym stosunkom
pomiedzy narodami ,swiata, kaz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
SYN ZASTRZELIL OLGA
PODCZAS SNU.

Osmnastoletni .chiopak Emilio
Nicoletti, z. pnr. 945 West Ohio
ul., zastrzeli} oncgdajszej nocy
ojca, kiedy.te ten spa} sobie W maj
lepsze. BrutalnosG ojca miaia do
prowadzit syna do tego zbrod-
niczego kroku. Wedle opowiada-
MIA zony i dzieci zamordowane-
go, starry Nicoletti Cd szeregu
lat juz znecai sic mad Gala rodzi-
ma, bill ia i katowai, w brutal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
WIZYTA GUBERNATORk
COX'A w CHICAGO.

Partya demokratyczna wyna-
jeia onegdaj olbrzymia sale w
Coliseum" ma jedno Z wielu ze-
bran, jake odbeda sic W " przy-
szia nicdziele w Chicago. ma kto-
rych przemawiac bedzie sosbiscie
gubernator Cox, demokratycznY
kahdydat ma prezydenta Stanow
IZiednoczonych. Gubernator Cox,
zdobyI sobie tutaj tylu zwolcn-
nikow z partyi republikahskiej,
IL partya demokratyczna uznafa
"a stosowne urzadzat zebrania W
najwiekszych tutejszych salach.
Masowe zebranie odbedzie sic "
piedziele wieczorem, Po poiudnlu
zsS gi6wne zebranic odbedz'c
sic W pawilonie rzezaln ma poiu-
dnio1yei stronie miaSta