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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
ON CHANGE.
Spst Csttsn Unchanged, Futures From
to 4 Points Higher-Money
Market was EASY.
Wheat Opened Firm, Dec ined Steadily
ana Closed Lower-Livs Stock
transactions Brink.
Daily Rsview.

Daily Review.
GAzRrT1 OySron,
foRT WORTH. TEX, MAY 10. 1888
Trade to-day with wholesalers has beer
n Their quiet as Is usual on Saturdays
while retailers have been pushed to at
tend to their custom.
Eggs continue to rise, and were bring.
ing IA cents yesterday.
NORTHWESTERN GRAIN CROP.
The Northwestern Miller's crop review
is as follows:
"April closed under nearly the same
conditions that the month opened with,
save this Improvement, that in many
portions of the winter wheat belt rains
fell, while insects have developed in near
" every state in the winter wheat belt,
more particularly, however, in Southern
Illinois and Kansas. They have been
held back from doing any damage except
locally by the cold weather, which
has been the prevailing feature
CT April. Looking st the Sit
uation as whole in the area north Of the
Ohio river and west to the Mississippi,
probably at no time in the history Of this
crop WAS the outlook in Michigan, Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois as poor as it is to-
day. Reports from millers and elevator
men along the lines Of the Northern Pa
cific and the Manitoba Roads as FAR north
as Grand Forks show that the ground is
progressing favoraoly, and seeding has
been progressing satisfactorily up to
MAY -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Out for0hoiers-Makr
LYNCHED BY YIGILANTRS,
-Four Men, Driving . Herd of Stolen ]
IN No. n ans Land, Killed.

Four Men, Driving Herd OF Stolen PeNt4e
IN No.Man's Land, Killed. s>se
WOODWARD, 1. T., May ia party of
vigilantes overlook and captured four
men driving herd Of stolen ponies in
No-Man's-Lsnd Thursday night. Two Of
the prisoners were noted criminals, known
as Chetwood and Dandy Hook, and per-
hsps deserved their fate, but the other
two protested their innocence, claiming
that they were employed to assist in tax
ing care Of the horses. Tbeir story, how
ever, WAS booted st, and all four were
promptly lynched. The brothers of Chef
wood, who belong to band Of notorious
outlaws, have declared vengeance and say
they will not leave the country until they
have avenged his death. On the other
hand the vigilantes have warned themsto
lekgext once. as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
HILLSBORO.
a Protest Against working Oonvicts-Th'
Election OF Postmaster.

a Protest Against working Oonvicts-The
Election OF Pos,m Master.
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoao, Tex, May 19.-The citi-
zens held an indignation meeting last
evening st the courthouse, to protest
against the working of convicts in the
corporate limits OF Hillsboro and Hill
county. Jadge b. W. Young WAS elected
chairman. A committee WAS appointed
to wait on the Commissioners court,
now in session, and the City Council, and
ask them to use their influence against
convicts working in the county or within
the corporate limits of Hillsboro.
y Ehere is much excitement in regard to
tbs Election Of postmaster for Hills
,borog There are some dozen candidates
'lncfuaing two ladies, all Of whom are
saxiouslpr the position. a -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

Texas mules, IS to l6k hands high. broke. $50 o.
@lb0 90; American draft horses. Is 70 16k asncI
high, broke. $1C00175 OF. From 81 TO IS 50
HIDES AND o sRdNs s1Sus butch butchers, hide.
Pc, q; dry fallen. 70; light damaged, 5ci
pelss soGssc ..
butchers' grssn sesxc; shsaylings zoe; petit
l007So.
MOLAssEs-Fancy rsooilsa 4sasoc; choice
reboiled 3a6l2c; prims rebofled 338s5e; fair
NUTs-Pesruts. 5ess; -pssans. 4Hese;
almonds, 19c; Brasil nuts, l2c per ,; nDsrts
l2c per D i; English walnufs, 16c per ..
NAHsED IS per leg. baais lOa; burde.
hof.eskoe per keg IS; Perkins. same, S. 9oi
WALKER. same. $ 50; burden mule S; north
No. g a Ne Zen na No. 90 Ss sS
45ci No. s. 80; No. nc; No. / 20c; No. 8. 1851
Ausable, same. No. 4. l6e: no. 5. 40; No. 9. moi
FR6VfsiioGs-W sss quot. o. .hs basis OF car
Tish-Msnksrsl. TO- kits No. /. u 50: No. .,
g Is; half b6ls No. !. s. 50; No.a. 81 50; coo:
spiSsd picked hssz,nn. g.r bucket. 81 So.
Dried herrtngs-Per box. 400.
Bologna sausage, 7kc.
Meat-sugar cured hams l2@ 2xc; SUGAR
cuTss breakfast bacon nl<@IlHci shoyt nlear
bacou 9x6 20. ehoxt GEAR dry salt 9G9Hc;
Silver Shield hams l23sc; DO breakfast bacon
dry salt meat 9ks.
nLard-Rehneo t.eroe, s,IasHs; 5o-B cans.
shas 40 s..a ss@sIs; 90 cans, szsa
shield fierce lard csc; do 80 cans sYc; do
20 b cans SIC; do IL ID cans LOG; do b cans
10Ac; do 3b cans l02<c.
Hominy, per DBL, - &c; sriss, per Dbl 81 80
Oatmeal, neW-Per half bDI, 100 lbs, 81 W
Cracked wheat-Per .. 60
Crachers-A soda, DC: XXX sods. 6Hc: oreS1
hc; ginger snaps. SO; lemon creams. Sc.
SuyaY-Efna S1[AS1<cf
hal: obls. s.@sxc; cut loaf. bbls. s,S 0sHo; 40
half bbis SH@sxcj standard granuisted. bbie,
7n@7xc; Louisiana sranIlated, bbls. 7h@
7xci standard A. 7h@!xci choice white. 7Al@
10; Louisiana ), O.. choice, 6hG6kc; DC
sunories- Starch. pearl. s1esx; lump. SKA
s9c; fancy, 10Nl6c; rope. sissl, Is inch basis,
l0k 6l0a4c; do cotton. X and 6-l6 inch. l6h
Sl6e; do eos.on.x inch! herring, imported.
tells. 3 rs; do x boxes, 81 90; do K boxes, SCI
cider, crab apple. 40c; Missouri. 500; vinegar.
15s2se; concentrated g 1894 COZ Jugs ,gls.ed.
bSsa % Jos PEI
Rso.soai ais apol.ss pes Ril ssssa
can sOc per Il boz: buckets. two hoops. 81 sos
bbls. 2sc; DO, 80 cases. IS 10; brilliant.
cases, g 10; do, FL cases, IS 9s; baking pow
ders. bulk. Loi II cams: 81 SO; Eacsroni,
eauoe in buik, per gallon, 81 a. Mixed pickles,
per X Dbl. s. 90; dried apples, rs, 6H@7c;
sliced,a I1@7hc; choice .evaporated, 969kc;
fancy, 96H1oc.
Rice-Prime 6@6kc; choice 6K&6Sc,
POULTRY-We quote: Young Tying chickens
Il 7542 90 per dox; old hens 81 TO Par dos,
3urteYs 81 cool 10 each.
WOOL-Light medium, 161lsc.
WHISKY-Reouued 81 luol 60. - par proof
sour mash, two years old. 81 6o8l 10; thrsa
years old 81 s012 20; fancy extra old whisky
coos 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

81 SIC; Dscemberi esfTeSc, closing at Gle
Gorniduil ana lower; generally demoraliaed
5ssSc: July 5ssc, Closing at tSsc; AUGUST ssssi
95s7s,, closing at $40; December 4I7Sa42s<c
Oats lower; cash S6;; June 3ic; july 29zsc.
Lead lower; common and refined sold at s. 49,
Cornmeal firm at Sc 80. Whisky 81 Is. Provi--
IONS strong. Pork SIS 90. Lard S. I2kas IS.
Dry sal! meats boxed s.oulders, S. s71za6 90;
long clears, ST 5o97 S2h; clear ribs, 81 621za
ders. Sc so long clears, So go; clear ribs, s. 90
as so; short clears, s. 156s 50. Hams $40 00@
u 90.
CHICAGO, ILL, May - 1T was bear day in
wheat. More efforts were made to break the
market than to support. ana 1t responded.
There was some good buying early, anu prices
net only opened &c higher than hast night, bat
wheat opened at 9n5sas Oalc, advanced to eo5Sc,
the highest figures reached. Several large OPP
orators then became open sellers. and there
was enough appearance of weakness to cause
many to wish to realize. From the above quoted
prices the decline was slow visa slight rallies.
Weakness continued Ip to close, and decline
for session from the best pricee Of the morning
was just two cents. July closed at s54c. Corn
was not Brought up to-day and down It came
un6 er bright sunshsne, large receipts, large es-
Inmates for Mon Say, large percentages of con-
houses. Of course tumble in wheat made de-
cline in corn more abfupt, but 1t was weak of
itself; May opened at 59}fc and t1mbled TO SOC,
closing Egure ana July from 57xs open, to
5d}<a to cose. Provisions we're fairly sctive
and higher at opening, but later weaker feel
ing set In, due so drop IN wheat auo
corn, snd prices declined sharply.
Pork broke 175<c; lard, Isc and short ribs,
I2K, closing SAFES being at inside fizufss ard
record as net decline of DC On pork and exc on
short rshs, but steady on Ia. q. The features of
trade in lard was the buying ior every month
by George Stewart 4 Co. and the selling ny
Kirkwood & Co, July sold at SIS 65GS rs and
closed at s. g.. July pork opened a. sA IH.
broke TO Sl4 4eano closed as SA As Two houses
bought J., $1,000 pounds Of short ribs each. July
sold at 81 67s97 80 and closed at 81 10. The
leading futures closed: Wheat June .7X;
July ss9S; August s7zS; September esq. Corn
May 81; !. june Is; July $50; august $50
August sil $. Lard, per 100 pounds. june
S 7at: Short ribs, June s 52k; July 8 7os
tions were: Fiour-Qrie. and steady; Winter
wheat, s. 5a4 75: spring wheat. 81 BS5 %.
Rye, $. so9s %. No, corn, 5sTiassc. Me ss
pounds Ss,ssx. shortribs sides, loose, s. sa&
clear sides. boxed. $s.106S Is.
NEW YORK. May 1s.-Coifee-Spot fair, %
firm at l5c; optione. 10 to 20 points higher -
moderate active; sales 81, $50, bags; Nav IA S
ola AZ; June 10 Co.'s 70s July II 950lS 10;
August IL s06l2 p: September u 550l1 s.;
October IL 20@M IS. SuRar-Dull; refined
quiet Molasses-Sseaey; 80 test 23c. Cotton
seed Oil quiet bat STEADY. Wool Steady and
quiet; domestic fleece 20asd,i pzlied 1885;
Texas l2Glsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

,MsRsWsltoa, of Springfield. Tenn, ssyt.'
Rave besrsuffer Rg Fith Neuralgia an 10y
ace and hiEG OF ap&Sn TO, three yseEs; snnTI.
tgia CureRnd tooRei4ht of the piIE 4ha1sspot
felt any sYmptomSof Neuralgia AtneE ItKEes
me great pleasure t6ietommendH." SolaPt9<
all Qruggists, SI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
LIVERPOOL
anNnKAL MARKR7s
Produce ana Frovis,ons.

~sT. LOUIS, No., May la-Flour Gull and
lower to cell. Wheat opened firm and &c
higher, but quickly commeneed to fail and the
bottom dropped out. closing nearly 20 below
Yesterday: Cause; Improving crop reports.
No, 2 red. cash, 9lc, Nay Gle, nominal; Jpse
Hx0s2xos eles1ng ct slxc, nominal; Jeiy tx
o9okcs closing sf y3os August 570sexc, cloeiug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Live Stock Harket.,

ST. LOUIS, NO.. May ls. Cattle-Receipts
500; Equipments go; nnarke: steady; choice
heavy native steers s. 5065; fair to goodinative
etsers s. 1874 60; Butchers steers, medium "a
choice s. 5Gel 25; ssociers and feeders, fair r
good. So Se03 60; yangexs, ordinary e good
y GOA % Hoge-Isecelpts 100; shipmsnts 1900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
The Wool MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May I9.-Wool- Quiet sH6
Unchanged; unwashed, bright medum l.fs lcs
light 1aelsc; Inc neavy 1os16c; tub-Hashed
choice, SIC: inferior 2763lc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
The Oonse uarkss.

GALVESTON. TEX. May 1s-OoHse steady
and unchanged. Wholesale grocers emo.
tations: GcSd ordinary, Ishc; fair. lso;
prime. ls1<c: choica, t3s; pesherry, 20c; cid
government lava, s4c. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Shot from Ambush.
Correspondence Of the Gezstte.

MILLS, TEX May 16 -Int0rmation
reached here of the killing Of one Bob
Martin of Buffalo last week by an un-
known party in ambush. Martin had
been accused Of driving OF some cattle
that didn't belong to him, and was under
srrest and being carried to Centerville by
Mr. Lincent, the constable. When about
two miles from Buffalo he was shot from
the bushes with q double barrel shot
gun twice, beth loads taking eject in his
hips, killing him almost instantly. The
cowardlv villain was tracked some dis
lance, but was finally lost in the swamps
of Buffalo creek. There is NO clue to the
murderer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Rev Orleans,

Rev Oxl00no.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May l9.-Uotton-Spek
closed steady and unchanged.
Sales 25C0 bales.
Stock 13S, s07.
Futures opened steady nj to {soints higher,
ruled dull. and closed vaxy dull a an advance
Of 20 3potnts on all reAths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

GaIvIsToN, TEX, May 19. : Freights By
steam, hip from Galveston to Liverpool I'd
To Nav York 45o per 100 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
sslos $500 bales,

GALVESTON, TEX. Msy l9, :. Ustton --Spr t
closed quiet ana unchanged.
6roaB receipts, .....
Sales, 279.
Exports, -......
Shipments coastwise. -.
Rail shiomsnts, 49,.
Stock 6lls balei.
Low Ordinary, 5-lSc; ordinary, 1876
good ordinary. S1<c; low middling, 9 l-l6c j
nideling 8 1-16c; COED middling. 13 jSo; mid.
ding fAtf 20 3-16c.
LIvllPooL, May 1s-Cotton-spot closed /;
holiday until Wednesday.
Futures closed; holiday until Wednesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
u.,lo, HarIand's PsH-Portrait OF
saIsswemen--Why Many Young
Women Go into Business.
r. xodern ssleslady-Her Charac
tsristies and Methods Of Dealing
with Her Customers.
Oh, rolly of Her Prssensions ana Afscsa
,ors-A sensibie Article That Dan
BE BEAD with Profit.
Copyrighted, 1881
v,,tteu for the Gazette.l

HE Excepting" OF
1ome, house and
children upon the
earnings Of the one
bread-winner, the
knowledge Of the
"much" required
to feed and clothe
snd warm the many
and the non-elastic
property Of "lit-
tie" are problems
nat scatter early
frost upon sunny
Iair and AFRO W
1mely faces into
;niimely wrinkles.
me father, dull
iterali5t that he
is, believes that in
taking the wolf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
RINAAOIAL,


ENGLISH CoNSoLs
LONDON. May l9.-Consols closed 80 l-l6c for
money; silver AZ.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, May ls.-Money on call easy
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4S96H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
priut ior saeSl ses,sc
- sgAa.s sssss..
Gold Rope Tobacco

Is,not sold by the yard but by the II.
YzHf one box of thlem and cneh3F Of
zhe fau6ns Zoa1ze6 the Font We92S no
Ger OJgwill pzipent you WI 6hands& =
nickle. plated tonscco cutter free- o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

~ For richness of ,dxvor "Seal of North
'Caroli6a" Pluggut Smoking Tobacro is
unsurpassed. 49, s<s@ S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
COTTOH MARKR1G.
Eeceipss NJ An United States Perss.
New YoRk.

NEW YORK, May ls.-Oottca - Spot closed.
steady and unchanged.
Sales, 103.
Stock, 200, TIP.
Low ordinary ordinary, 71<o; gooa
oroinarp. 8 100; low midding, 8 e.l6s imiddltnz.
LOG; good middling, 101<c; middliag fair
10 Is l6c.
Futures opened quiet bus firm, up to.2
points, and closed barely STEADY, to po:ahS
higher on all months.
6o1a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

market strong and ranging from S. eo@
10 IS. Sheep-Rsceipts none; shipments none;
market strong; fair to choice, 81 1886 90.
Horses active; Texas and Indians, $2ifSo.
KANSAS CITY, No., May 1a-Cattie-Receipts
1901. shipments $500; market quiet bns stsadyx
S. 25a4 20; stocsers So OO02 80; feeders So
5 60. Hogs-R ceipts 42Is; shipments 10;
market strong. active snd SC hiRher, ranging
from 81 00a5 60. Shesp-Receipts 100; ship
ments eco: market steady for good muttons.
weak for common; &c cd to choice clipped 81 %
65 25: common to medium g aS62 40.
CHICAGO. Ill. May l9.-Cattle-Receipt
1000: shipments ; MARKET stsaey; 6eeyes
stockeru and feeders = toas %; Texas grass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
The court OF Appeals.

Special to the Gazette.
|ssAUsTIN, TEX, May l9.-The Court OF
Apneals decided no cases to-day.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25
P0szukiwanie.
Il szacunkienl.
J6zef Bulihski.

Walenty szczepaniak poszu-
kuje familii Mfyhczakdw, miano-
wicle: Jana, J6zefy. Michala, Fran
c'szka Stanisfawa, ktorzy pred
siedmiu laty mieszLali W Dosze-
wicach W w. X. Poznaiskiem, o
potem wyiechali do Ameryki,
prawdopodobnie do Winony. Kto-
by z rodakdw wiedzia& o Mich, al
DO. tez onl sami radza doniesc o
sobie pod adresem:
Walenty Szczepaniak
"a Bower st. East Buffalo
N. Y.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARIJSAi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25
Nowe Towarzystwo.
Perth Amboy, N. Y. 1883. dnia 20

Perth Amboy, N. Y. 1888. dnia 20
pazdz.
szanowna Redakcyo! Prosze o
faskawe umieszczenie w pismie
swoJem nastepu]acego ogfoszen1a:
Polacy W Perth Amboy, N.
>. zafozyll "a sta 'aniem p. W}ad.
lsabiczy hskiego p. Jana sokalih-
sklego move Towarzystwo polskb
bratn j pomocy pod nazwa: Ja-
n y Ill S o bi e * i e g o. Towa-
rzystwo to istnieje juz cd dnia 1
maja b. +. Wstepne wynosi 1 do
lar, a oplata miesieczna 60 ct. w
razle choroby cz}onka = dolar6w
I tygodniowo; W razie zas smierci
czfonka so dolar6w ma poerzeb.
M przypadek smierci zony cz}onka
stowazyszonego 30 dolar6w cz}op.
kow'. Posiedzenia odbywaj4 sic W
kazda, czwarta niedziele w szkole.
DO Zarzadu wy brani zostmi:
W}ad. Rabiezyhski, pre1ydent,
Karol Henkiel, wiceprezydent -
Franc. Adamczyk, sekr. posiedzeh.
Bolcs'aw Rabiezyhski, sekr. fin.
JOS. Adamczyk, podskarbi;
Jan sokolins!si i )opiekunowie
Stan. Baczkowski j kasy.
Komisya dla chorych jeszcze
ME wybrana. Majqcy chec przysta-
pic do tegoz Towarzystwa, racza
sic zgfosic, q chetnie kazdego, u
czciwego Polaka i katolika powita-
my W swojem gronie. Wszelkie
koresponaencye adresowat nalezy
do sekreta'za posiedzen p. Fran
ciszka Adamczyka w Perth Am
boy, N. j.
L szacunkiem,
Jozef Bulinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25
II j wydawca: HierOninl Der(low,kI.
z bliska i z daleka.

Wobec zbl'zajacych sic wy
borrow p's>ra demokrackie Ca
}e szpalty zapefniaia artykula-
mi CHI "alacemi og6lny wolny
handel, a jedn TX lezy jak ma
dfoni, 2e zniesiehie eel O.
chronnych czyli taryfy W Sta
mach Zledn"czonych, mu>iafo-
by poc'agnac "a soba obnize
ME zarobNu W tym kraju.
Wszakze wiadomc, ze paro-
we oIre,a W dziesie"iu dniach
przcbywaia przestrzeh pomle-
dzy portami europeJsKiemi a
amerykah >kiemi. Transport
kosztuje talk malo, ze jezell
sic W StanacE Zjednoczonych
towar sprowadzony z Enropy
sprzedaje W drotnych czast-
kach, wydatek przy obliczeniu
ceny towarow wcale ma u
wzgIed"iy"e ME zariuguje. A
3e W Auglii o 5 procent ta-
niej f.brykowac moga towary,
wiec kupcy tego kra u wy
selaliby droga telegra6czna Oh
stalunki do fAbryk angnelskich,
gdyhy nie bylo eel ochron-
nych. Ale ME opfaca i'm sic
to, dopoki bedzie istnie6 W
Stanach Zirdnoczonych prawo,
zmusza.jace fAbry kant6w kuv-
COW europejSkich do p1acenia
podatku cd towarow wprowa-
dzonych do tego kraiu, czyll
ssak zwanej tary fv.
Przez 20, ze prawo utrud
mia fabrykantom zagranicznym
pozbywanie sic swych iowa
row, "a tanle plenladze wyro-
biony' h. W Stanach Zjedro
czoaycn, mo2e tutaj istniec
powstav aG vlenei fabryk
wi4kszy jest popyt "a robot
nikiem; ton zatem wiece.l mo-
2e c.ni6 swc.ja prace Dzieki
bronion'j przez partya repu
5likanska zas;.dzle eel ocfron.
nych, robotnlk w tym kra]u
por1adnie;sze moze prowadziG
1ycie, ]atwiej mu pryyjsc do
w)Asnego ogniska, lepiej swo-
je dziecl xszta}"iG moze lat
wiej roblc oszczednosui ma
cza"s4 : 'zine lub starosc.
aulzrIi rouvtnicy W przelu!
nionych okolicach Europy.
ZdrvwotnosG pomledzy robot
nikami W tym kraiu pon.ysI-
nie)szq jest, NV W Europe; cni
sami, ich zony i dz'eci porzad.
ME moga sic ub'erac wlere]
pieniedzy skIadsc W Bankach
Oszczednosci. W Stanach Zle-
dnoczonych 8 4l8,0l3 os5b
ma ziozonych W bankach o.
szczednosci 1895, 247,3 do
larow, a wiec W przecieclu na
ka2dq q Mich przypada 36l
dolarow i 80 centow. o:yz-
sze liczby przec'e& ME obej
muja tych pieniedzy, |Store 50.
bic ludzie nadto pod program
swoich domow, W pom 10
chach i innych kryjowkach
przechowuJa. Wszystko to sa
fakts, ktorych demokraci jake
zwolennicy wo!nego handlu
Zaprzeczyc me mog4.
Wolny handel Jest to bar
dzo piekne haslo, ale gloszel
je albo ludzie, ktorzy sic ME
W praktycznej szkole 2ycia,
lecz z samych ksia2ek ! de-
mokrackich gazet rozumu II.
czyli, albo ludzie, W ktorych
osobistym luh narodowy.n in
teresie leay, ten wolny han :
del poplerat. Owe uczvne poi.
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go hand!u, ale iezeli to czy-
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