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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
A PIE TRUST
IS FORMED

Chari~. king. the new pie k!nE"
os New England. has formed a trust
with a center at New Haven. Conn.
which Intends 20 control the pie
business 81 the entire East. As the
people of New England eat pies four
or Ave times day. Mr.. Killing ex-
poets to make enormous PROFITS. He
does not care who controls the other
industries OF New England as Tong
as he operates all the pie mills.
A dispatch from New Haven says
Mr.. king has been In the pie bust
ness ever since he was a boy. Orig
inaily he hailed from Brooklyn. N
which city Re drove pie wagon ami
then run a large cruiier and prctx 4
factory. But he felt early that hts
mission In life lay In the direction Of
pie. and that he must concentrate
upon that. He started some wagons
and tried 70 sell pies In Brooklyn. He
discovered that the city Of Churches
was exceedingly poor as a pie fleid.
Il will 90 20 New England. he
muttered. where the pie consump-
tion 10 80 per cent per capita greater
than u II In Brooklyn"
In order to stimpulate the pie con.
sumption Mr.. King invented wtat
has been called the Killing Sanitary
Pie" The composition Of this arti-
Gle IL a trade secret. but the inven-
tor. whose friends say he u more OF
a benefactor to the human race than
even Edison. assured a reporter that
II could be made up in every conceiv-
able variety. from mlnce TO lemon
meringue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
aa7aasaHHa=aaasa
LARGE SALE OF
MINING LAND

LOOMS. wash Dee about
TIE mrs, u last July thsrr came q
party n Fareo men 20 the "a me
mountain district. attracted here b.
the development being made and q
chane~ meeting in Spokane With =.
NJ. Wrhe. a large owner ~ mining
locations On Palmer mountain. tn
visit resulted In the purchasing of a
Large interest IN q mining locations.
and the resent forming % th~ We r
&C nsolidatnd Mining & Milling Com.
pany and the transfer n large
holding 30 Cincinnati capitalists thr
deal involving tI60 ore one - the
principal factors in obtaining the
property and making thia deal wss
J. J. Hughes. % FarEa. y u ne
retaining a large holding n the com.
pany
However. on this trip ar HUGHES.
with a view 10 future operations.
made careful sxaminhtlon Of proper.
ties contiguous % and surrounding
he wehe properties. usernh Ttlof fE,
the wshe properties. Thr result u
that examination has brought Mr.
Hughes again 10 Lo9mis. and satur
day he closed another deal Tor sir
locations just south and east uf the
Wehe properties. This time Mr.
Hughes came In the interest ~ him.
fsif and some Milwaukee friends.
who gave Tim carte hlaaehe 10 use
his own Judgment In the selection
Of a group Of Palmer mountain
claims that they could make into a
dividend paying mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
FOR
THE SETTLERS

WASHINgToS. n g. Dee. -
The settlers inside the forest reserves
IN the Olympic mountain section
need have little fear regarding what
action viii be secured I'm their be-
hair II bias been the intention ~
the department ~ the interior ever
since the true situation WAS youah
ed for BY Senator Foster 70 furnish
rolirf AZ the very earliest possible
moment Ordinarily relief would
only come after the geological sur
vey had gone over every section of
land and classified n. designating
what Ports were suitable Tor agri=
cultural purposes and what were
not bat iu the present instance u
ts Irnpoasd to secure instant relief
once al the data necessary a. act
comes {" hand Senator Fosters
original proposition to At oure throw
out 81 tn reserve all fouthln and
valley land suitable for nrrirulturs
nj purposes viii. ~ IL believed. be
favorahly acted upon
= fully realize said Commission
er Ringer Hermann. that lmmc-
diate action IL warranted In both
Clnllam and Icff errun counties. II
is the intention Of the government 10
protect the interests ~ all settlers.
and. ms Senator Foster we'll says.
We would rather 20 q tribe too far
In this matter than do any iuIusticc
10 those who are pioneering It In
western Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
ALONG THE WHARVES

The cnastlnR schooner Eureka Il
ashore near Empire city. or She
was forced on the beach just north
% the tetiy during the recent storm
Her cargo viii he saved. but ~ L.
feared the vessel II a total loss
The harks TopEaiiant. Harry Morse.
Louisiana and tug Hoiyoke. with tn
steamer Cxarina in tow. are SIN
stormbound al Ciallam bay
II IL probable that the revcnus cut.
ter Hear wiil be sent out from San
Francisco with provisions Tor the
overdue sailing fleet Several of tho
boats have been out 80 long II IL
feared they have run out Of provi-
Aions.
The steamer Dirigo. Capt. George
Roberts. il expected 10 arrive from
the north this evening
The government launches Scout
and Guard arrived from the naval
station this morning.
The steamer Bioemfonteln. which
the British American line will put on
the run between this city and Ia.
wall. IL expected at any time 4 tug
IL kept In the straits waiting TO tow
her In.
The steamer city OF Seattle ar
rived Saturday night with very
small passenger list.
The Honolulu mail Is piling up at
the local postoffice. The mail steam
er Blosmfontein, which was billed 10
sail from here on Dec /. has not yet
arrived In port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
AN OLD MAID
VOTING CONTEST

SYCAMORE. III. Dec. 4.-The
talk % this section il voting CON
test conducted by the Weekly Ad-
vcrtiser. which VIII bring a purse u
god and pretty certificate to the
most popular old maid In Sycamore,
and which may bring q horsewhip-
pins or worse to the enterprlsing edl-
tor Of the Advertiser. Harvey =.
u estgate. The contest viii close De
ccmber "a.
Up To date over 20 ~ the most
popular 81 the elder unmarried ladies
In town are in the race. composed
largely OF school teachers. clerks and
business women. Ne candidate can
enter the race WHO s. engaged to
marry. The majority 81 the hache-
lnr girls take the contest good ma =
turedly. but a few are exceedingly
angry and threaten vengeance on the
editor for allowing their names 10
appear. Meantime the race goes on
and the interest Increases. and the
outlook is that the last week will be
exceedingly warm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
'Twss . Not Tins.

- Hot OLD Time" IL an attrnc-
ton that Il Is worth while going 20
see at the Third Avenue theater.
with John W. Jess and Miss Ada
Henry In the roles formerly assum-
ed by the Rays There IL not dull
minute during the entire perform
ancc.
John and Bertha Gleason make n
great hit in their character dancing.
Miss Annie 81. Tel earns her recalls
for novelty dancing. other clever
specialtics introduced are parodies
by Measrs. Jess and McRobin. and
solos by Mr. Wallace Black and Miss
Beatrice Rice. The second act clos
- with some artistic cake walking
by the entire company.
"A Hot Old Time" will he played
all OF this week, with the usual
matinee on Saturday next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
How the Olympia Was Named

The name olympia was given Ad-
miral Dewey's flagship as com
promise. Ex-Tnlted states Senator
squire Of Washington told a report
er how IL happened
When ! was In the Senate" he
said. Benjamin + Tracy. then seq
rotary Of the navy. sent FOR me.
called on him and he said Senator.
We have a new cruiser. and we want
to name IL after one Of the cities in
your state. VIII you make tie se-
lection
I thanked Mr. Tracy and said,
Mr.. Secretary, YOU have given mo
very delicate task, live in Ia
coma. If I say Tncoma. the peo-
pie 81 Seattle, "a large municipality,
Will be sore. Spokane might do. but
she is rival of both Tacoma and
seattle. I'll tell you what III do.
Olympia is nice little place. and
the people there will appreciate the
compliment Then, too, neither Ia
coma, Seattle nor Spokane can md
any fault Call the new cruiser
olympia
"'All right. senator replied Mr.
Tracy. olympia 1t shall be Ana
that is how the famous warship hap.
pened to bc named"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
BIG INCREASE
OF HATCHERlES
Great Development OF State
Fish Industry.

Fish Commissioner A. G. Little VIII
begin work IA few days on an an-
nual report that viii be IA remark
able exposition OF the states develop
mont In itH naheriea, The advance
of the past year, or rather of iApb.
has been wonderful aud the PROM
/ Use % the future. through TIE work
OF the hatcherieu. IL even brighter.
+ Seven OF the new tatehrriea VIII
be IN operation BY the cl'Hr 81 the
year and a new cycling station VII
have been In use for a season. An.
other new hatchery Will be- under
construction and preparations VIII
he commenced shortly after the Is
suauce Of tsc report Tor the con-
stfuctiou OF seven more hntchcrirH.
{ This. With the hatehrgisa al kalt
ma. the Chinook and Chehalis hatch
cries, will give the state eighteen
new hateheriea with n combined ca
parity ot over iO0. 600 O00.0o0 spawn
annually
The annual report ~ the nah com
missioner VIII show the collection ~
[ licenses has been fully up g. The eX-
pee tatlon of the department About
SIS 90 has been turned into the tuna
from licenses and as the last irsia-
/ laturc'H act increasing fees did not
{ become effective until larEr NUM-
Z Der Of licenses had been Issued. tho
[ estimate of $4,000 a year revenue is
[ believed 10 be correct
IRE collection Of individual license
I fees has not. perhaps, been a. thor
ough as the department had hoped
/ for. but under the circumstances it Is
I REGARDED as satisfactory The dopu-
ties have Watched the license System
closely and have compelled practi.
eaiiy all men 10 the business % live
up Is the laws
The output o. caunsfits en- the
Sound hns not been definitely ascot
tanned as yet. bat q ia believed q =
total will amount "a FUZZY BOO COO cas-
- This ~ a bis increase over the
output nf last year and ~ each caa'
Of canned salmon represents an aVs
vraEv u thirteen ash. Il means near
IS IL 900 90 salmon have been taken
Tor this purpose.
The quantity Of salmon sold locally
Is estimated at 800 tons Smoked asn
held their own. not showing the In
crease that was expected % them.
but making a good showing. There
vas an Increase IN the amount ~
salt Nah. bat a. yet no figures on the
output have been obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
MARK TEN SUE
IN SPOKANE
Good Words for . Business
Man OF Seattle.

Mark Ten ssule. the WcaithIsHl and
most progressive native ~ CHINA Ia
this state. was In Spokane yesterday.
say ihc spokane Review n laHt
Wednesday Ills home e ln seattle.
= herr he han resided since the see.
and has Progressed from an cmrlaFe
IN a laundry. rouk in a private fam.
Hy. 10 the heed Of one - the iargeat
ntma IN the Northwest. MANY
years ago Mt Huir adopted Amer e
can dssHH. cut On hlH queue aud
adopted tho habits OF the GAUGES
Recently he was married 20 veil.
known young Seattle woman.
Hc IL on his way home from al cx-
tended tour - the eastern c5Iisa.
u hers b. has been Inducing ehlueae
merchants O. takc stock Ia a trading
company lie placed q iaFEr amount
- such stock with merchants ln chi
caEp. Fl Paul. uoatun Wasllust an.
Philadelphia. PlitaharE. baltimore
and other cities
Mark Ten Euir said yesterday
The MARX Ten sule Trading conn
pauy was incorporated July -. 1880.
having for Is object development ~
trade with the orient. = hieh ln rap
idiy bseamlnE Amrfieanizst aui civ
ilired. With a growing demand fHr
American products. such az -four.
lumber. nails. cotton. machinery. etc .
w bile the lmpartations ~ rice. tea.
six. and manufactures 81 China and
japan are rliii Ia their Infancy
's'Thz company has for ita stock.
holders many ~ Tire iehdiaE business
men in Seattle. and IT, stbrkh1iders
aWonE the Chinese include some -
thr wralthleat and most Influential
merchants ~ Butte and Helena.
Mont. spokane. Waiia Waila. Ia.
Gonna aui Seattle Wash Portland.
or. and Vancouver. u g giving
this company an advantage in q
commercial way possessed by no
other tradinE company. hu it wit Inn
port direct a. it's Htoekha5dsrs and
distributors. thus rua hiiuW the small
esi aturkhuiiaf a. De his 1Nu import
~ AZ a minimum expense
Agents have been at work Ia chit
ma and Japan. connections made vita
istth responsible firms many lines ~
American goods VII De Introduce
contracts are being made FOR large
shipments and everything looks en-
ruusnn,uR or aucscssfai husiarss the
coming year The capital stock IL
1850 eoo. divided Into 80 nhareH."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
WORK ON THE
N. P. RAILROAD
Many improvements In the
Line Are In Progress.

RT PAUL. Dee. t-chivf EnEin-
Ger r.. ". AcHenry. 81 the Sorth-
era Pacific. furnishes the following
information IN regard to the pro-
pnasd extensions and cut=ofIH shown
On the map accompanying the last
annual report q the company.
The CUTOFF from Grand Forks to
praytuu. y =. viii be a. miles In
length ard VIII run along the Min
neunta eide 81 the river Tor almost
the entire distance.
The cutoff shown from Wheat
land 10 pickry. y y. will probably
be built from Castieton to piekry.
ar some other point iu the James
river valley and viii ha about 20
miles long
The extension from Minor t.
Cakes. \. y. Will be about - miles
long.
The extension from EdFrizy. y
II. southwest Via Aahics 90 Fort
Yates on the Missouri river has not
brru surveyed. but e viii b. in ihc
nriKhburhaud ~ 100 miica long.
u has not been decided whether
the construction n these lines vii
bee undertaken next year or not
Tho Clearwater short Line from
rutthtrh. Idaho. east and south
along thr Clearwater river. has
been completed Tor a distance 81 %
miles The entire line will be s1h
miles long. and " IL expected 10
have It IN operation hy January.
The Lapwal branch has been com
pietsd from Lapsai. idaho. to cui
10 Sac, Is miles. aud viii be extend
81 3 milrs further Nothing defn-
i,e has been decided In regard to the
other lines tn the Clearwater re
giou shown In the map.
Tho Palmer cut-aT from Palmer
to Auburn. wash. . miles. has
been graded and traekiayinR n IN
progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

MrNClE. Ind. Doc 4 There is "A
blk row at the Eastern Indiana nor
NAL university over the initiation Of
Clarence Deatan into the mysteries
Of class societies. Wagon axle grcasc
was umeHrrd all over hla hedy after
his clothing had been torn of IN
uhreda An electric battery was then
applied Tho shock was ~ great that
lie Heuar OF hearing has been de-
atrayed. The affair occurred Eel
day night. and the younK mans con
ditlau rs atill dangerous Another
candidate was tied to a tombstone Ia
all nlHhI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
Copper Properties Sold

NEW YORK. Dec. Copper pro-
pcrticu at Cape d'or. Cumberland
county have been Hoid 10 the Colon
ial Copper Company, New York. f9r
{125 600. says the Evening raEt in a
dispatch from Halifax, y. :. The
deal was closed after thorough eS-
animation 81 both deposie1 The
opening af extensive smelling works
viii mark a new era In mining his
tory % Nova scotia, Some thouH-
ands ~ dollars VIII be spent In de-
YcIorment before the plant Is erect
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
HICKS BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST THE STATE

OLYMPIA. Dec. 4.-stnte Printer
Hicks has begun suit IN tho au-
perior court against the state t. re-
cover the sum Of f2.aH, which he
claims tg duo for various state
printing, mainly for the state uni
vrrslty and the agricultural col
leRc. The secretary Of state allow
ed the bills. but the state auditor re
fused 10 audit them without the
sanction ~ the printing bonrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
MORE MILLS
SHUT DOWN

Secretary Beekman, Of the shin
gle Association. has charge % the
grand banquet 70 be given In this
city on the 18th inst. Practically
every shingie manufacturer in the
state VIII be In attendance.
Yesterday the following mills sen,
in notice that they had shut down.
2. l.. Gaudette. Lookout. Skagit
county. North Tacoma Single Co.
TacorVa J. Mcneil. snohomish.
Thos Robinson Lumber Co. 1.-TWO
mlila).
The advisory committee VIII 60 to
Whatcom SATURDAY. to attend the
county convention Of shinEie men
held there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
NE WAS SPANKED.

4. PreislnRton. "A would be thief.
was given a good thrashinR by n
North Seattle butcher yesterday nt-
ternon. PrelsHiuEtan stole an over
coat belonging Ia the owner 81 the
meat market The latter saw Preia-
sinRtou ns he was going out Of the
shop door. Prcisslngtop started to
run. Tho butcher started after him,
caught up with him, and, after re
covering his property, gave the coat
thief fatherly spanking. Preis-
alnRton was then taken to police
headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
THE TOTEM
POLE CASE

The totem pole trouble ir stll helms
weighed in the balance. Up 60 tho
tiue the steamer city ~ Seattle anu
thr cry II Topeka left juneau, the
ease htd nvt been reported by tho
Federal KraH1 jury
Il Johnson. a prominent business
man " Juneau. Who came down GA
the Seattle said The jury has mueB
criminal business D. attend Go Tie
Indians are making great fuss
about their totem pole and are Wei
supported hy the white people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
Nice Plum for Hssson.

AKRON. O., Dec. THE APPOINT
ment Of q census supervisor FOR tho
eighteenth census district to succeed
J. W. Little. deceaHedi will be made
within few days by Senator Hanna,
the district having n Democratic re-
preventative In the house. Senator
Hanna loft the selection Of an APP
pointee to Col. Charles Dick. ana he
has named Major II. A. Kasson Of
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
Miniature Ds~son City.

The miniature city Of Dawson.
now on exhibition Mt i323ih Second
avenue, Is n splendid exhibition.
There are hundreds Of moving char
acters. The business blocks, paw
lions. and the suspension bridge
are admirably set out In relief with
hills, mountains and glaciers form
Ing a background.
The aurora lights and the day and
evening scenes are produced by cleo
trio light effects This work wis
designed and invented by n returned
Klondiker and citizen OF Seattle
at a cost Of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
RAILWAY NOTES.

The transcontinentai lines will Ia
sue circular shortly containing the
names OF those Pacific coast prod
uctH affected By the new classified
Eastern rates 10 take effect January
flrHt.
The Great Northern. Canadian Pa
cifc and the Northern Pacific have
issued a Joint circular making a col
ouist rate Of SIS from the Twin Cities
to the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE TEACHERS

SALEM, Dec. 4.-The western div
ision OF the Oregon State Teachers
Association will be organized in rep
resentatlve hall at the capitol Dec.
Der "a. The programme arranged
for the meeting win open ut p. n.
with Introductory remarks by State
Superintendent Alderman. EE-
Mayor Claude Catch Of Salem, Will
deliver the address OF welcome on
behalf OF the city. and II. r. Robin
Hon. principal Of the central school,
Portland. VIII make the response.
Gov. Geer viii then deliver the ad-
dress. which VIII be followed by an
informal reception b. the teachers
Of Salem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
HENDERSON GETS
THE NOMINATION

wAsHINGTON. u. C.. Dec, T.
Gen. David u. Henderson was un-
animously nominated speaker by the
Republicans in caucus Saturday
night
The Democratic caucus resulted In
the nomination OF James -. Rich
ardson for speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

seem railroads should
the and throw beach entertainments and
rh erowding and josns each
the trouble will steadily
whole scheme entering the city
changed Seattle aud
The only hns do then to ook
practicable OF letting
lem
Engineers who have Examined the lay
that there soi entrance to be secured through TIE
witch Madison on tre.
depression into the center OF
the city and there are no heavy grades " he encountered re y
residence and would
N place OF railroads
roads all squeeze
do
There The city Is not map
proaehaoe from behind on the contrary Is easily entered rue '
found the fact that some
which Ouat early days In existence aud costs
money to grade new lines into town from another direction ren @
the wharNes aud
railroads like be that center they can set
authorities direct The city
railroads the city
should made before the city sves
up for all time streets leading to tes water front
perfected monument III
Erie memory Capt Gridey
which now lying at chareown navy
Meanwhile the widow children OF the gallant captain are living
While Gdsys death direct
BATH, Of Manila bay hs widow
so month Some day tell when sh'
receive part Of the prize money to be awarded on account OF
e victory which husband hepvd
Of
of 'oo month account Of the distinguished services Of the
Admiral You IRE when ready bur
failed The bn will doubtless be relntroauesd at the
coming deserves speedy
something like amends for neglect of the widow
battle OF Manila
accomplished viii that the project
of Capt oriaisy mar be wei held IN allegiance
when business together to start
which superintendent other directing
shewdst and capable
MI positions
decide elect officials
anybody that
hasnessk
handled
10 be Is borders
Pacific coast In
trouble nonn
trouble the pas;
politicians
hani
for he election n this
Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
HARD BLOW AT A
DAKOTA INDUSTRY

BISMARCK. ~. D., Dec. 4.JThs
state supreme court In a decision
handed down today holds that resi-
dence in the state must be bona nde
to give the lltigant the benefit Of the
state divorce law.
Those who come to the state To-
the express purpose Of securing a
divorce do not acquire residence. The
last legislature increased the period
Of residence requisite from 20 days
20 a year. but this decision viii at
feet many divorces granted prior 10
the going into effect Of the new law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

The bark Ferris s. Thompson has
reported on Dungcncss. She sailed
from San Francisco October s. This
Is the slowcst voyage on record be
tween that port and Port Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

wiuebrenner, In thel Seattle hote
block, was entered early yesterday
morning, and $50 worth of cigars
secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

without
powsea@ with chief who will
a. crooks OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

Seattle gould governed city the Pacific coast In
trouble
trouble the
politicians undue primaries and
take
Tor con spring
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-12-23

Czytelnikom naszym many do
zakomunikowania wiadomosc, ma
jaca doniosfe znaczenie dla rozwo-
jul "Ameryki,'' a mianowicie, re "a
kilka tygodni wykohczona bedzie
dla mas specyalhie zbudowana ma
szyna do ustawiania czcionek.
"Ameryka" jest pierwsza gazetq
polsEa Ia cafym swiecie, kt6ra sic
odwazyfa na zaEupno takiej ma
zyny.
Spodziewalismy sic, re maszyna
dla mas bedzie zbudowana pred
Nowym Rokiem, lecz okazafo sic
to niemozliwem re Wzgledu na ko-
niecznosc przekszta}cenia ma@yny
odpowiednio do potneb polskie.j
pisowni. Trzeba byfo zbudowaC
ca4kiem nova / wiecej kosztowna
mazyne, niz te, kt6re uzywane 50!
przez dzienniki angielskie.
Fabrykanci ostatecznie zapewni-
Ii mas, re maszyna bedzie komplet-
ME ustawiona W nazej drukarni
na [ Lutego.
Zpomoca mazyny bedziemy W
stanie dawat przynajmniej diva ra-
zy tyle do czytania, co teraz da-
jenny.