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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER CENTURY STATE EDITION


ship In 1851 he was appointed clerk
OF the county and Superior court clerk
and filled that position successfully for
thirty-two years.
lie isa simon pure Democrat and has
always fought for his party's interest.
lie IS a member Of the Masonic frater-
nlty and an Odd Fellow. Mr.. Mcneil
Is engaged largely in the real estate
business, particularly brown stone, hav-
ing 100 acres of sand hill land located
two and one-half miles from celebrated
Pinehurst. This land is splendidly To-
Gated, being high and dry and adapted
to a park.
In concluding the sketch of this esti-
mable gentleman it may be well to re-
mark that he is thoroughly posted in re-
gard to all real estate matters in this
section and is considered authority on
all such matters. His long and intimate
knowledge of the condition of affairs of
this section makes him a particularly
valuable man with whom to correspond.
Mr.. Mcneil needs no commentator
from our pen; he is thoroughly known
and stands exceedingly well throughout
the State.
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The Atlanta Constitution Of November
2Sth 1895. commenting upon the ex-
hibits made ut the Cotton States and
international Exposition held in that city
says:
1T is gratifying for Southern man to
know that his section can turn out as
fine buggies and carriages as can be
found in the world. At the same time
it is somewhat Notifying to think that
out Of the various carriage and buggy
companies in the South only one had
the enterprise and progressiveness to
make display at the Souths greatest
exposition which should have been more
literally supported by Southerners. The
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co., Of Carthage,
y c., is the only one in the South MAX
ing an exhibit, and theirs is a magnifi-
cent one in the transportation build
ing, attracting attention of all passers-
by on account Of the unsurpassed style
finish and, we learn, durability of the
vehicles artisfically displayed
1t may here be remarked that the ex.
hibit Of this company received at that
Exposition fhe highest award, the gold
medal
The business was originally founded
in 1859 and became incorporated in 1889.
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HEALTHY FARM l ANDS.

Farm lands, timbered or
wooded, free from malaria
and all local diseases Of this
type, adapted TO fruit and
berry culture, poultry raising
and dairYing, as we'll as to all
farm products of this section,
can be bought near Carthage,
N c., at three to five dollars
per acre. Will be glad to
furnish any information le-
garding this section, or furn-
lsh a LIST Of attorneys dealing
in real eSt1te.
|. w WILLIAMSON,
Carthage, N. {.
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GIIIBERT M,IlEOD. NJ. ID.

Among the representative citizens of
this section none are better known or
more highly esteemed than the gentle
man whose name appears above. He
is a North Carolinian by birth. and
first saw the light of day in Moore
county in 1857. In 1880 he graduated
from the University of North Carolina.
Subsequently he studied medicine at the
University of Maryland at Baltimore,
graduating from there in 1882.
He began the active practice of his
chosen profession in Arson county. then
at Warren and subsequently came to
Carthage. The Doctor has served as
Coroner of the county for the past ten
years. In politics he is an ardent Demo
crat He is "A member of the lndepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows and is
a gentleman highly esteemed for his
many excellent qualities. He believes
thoroughly in pushing Carthage to the
front.
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the finest fruit. Here stock farms could
be planted for 100 years to come. And
what man or company with moderate
capital will take hold and develop the
latent and apparent riches of these re
sources, capacities and advantages, SO
vast as to be practically illimitable? A
1.-THE Of the millions spent on Biltmore
would transform this section into Il
paradise, and create happy homes, com
fort and independence for thousands of
people.
OF more Importance, however, than
anything yet mentioned relating to the
possibilities of the future is the enor-
nous comparatively untouched ledge of
beautiful brownstone covering terri
tory (as estimated of six miles extent,
with magnificent outcropping hardly Il
mile distant from town. This stone
can be very cheaply quaTied, the deposit
lying close to the earth's surface. It
is soft and susceptible to all kinds of
fantastic carving when first taken out,
but on exposure hardens and becomes du-
rable as granite. This quality Of brown
stone for cornices decorative work and
building uses of every description is in
perpetual demand in the markets of the
world. There is enough of this services
able deposit here to rebuild Greater
New York should it be destroyed by
fire, and scores of lesser cities.
The opinions of the eminent authorities
and experts on this brownstone are all
concurrent and favorable. Prof. Holmes
our distinguished State Geologist, de-
voted several days of exploration and
critical examination to this wonderful de-
post lie pronounced it to be unsur-
passed anywhere for easy working,
hardness, susceptibility to finish and du-
rahility.
Taking into consideration the quality
and color of the stone, the remarkable
cheapneSs with which it can be quarried,
the ease with which it can be worked,
its fineness of texture and ability to
stand frost and exposure, its location and
slight dip. the fact that it is deposited in
layers of convenient thickness, the level
valley in front, SO convenient for a
plant of any magnitude, the railroad to
run within half a mile or more if de-
sired. | pronounce this quarry superior
to any with which | am acquainted in
the world.
There are three churches (white)
Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist,
and three colored churches. There are
about 800 buildings tgood. well built
houses. some fnrty-six having been con-
structed since the completion Of the Car
thage railroad There are two steam
planning mills. two cotton gins and sew
eral turpentine distilleries. There are a
number of stores of various kinds doing
a good business The morals of the town
are all that could be desired; no tur-
bulence. dissipation nor rowdyism The
people are cordial, courteous, intelligent
and very kindly disposed 10 visitors.
Their hospitality is generous and pro-
yerbial-the outward expression Of in
ward grace Persons or parties who
go to Carthage for health, recreation or
business. to remain for Il season or per-
manently, may rest assured that their eX-
perience will be agreeable and gratifying.
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Ian MACLAREN ON THE PAS
TORS WORK.

Ian Maclarcn, the author of Beside
the Bonnie Brier Bush" who is now
lecturing in this country, has engaged to
write series of articles for The La
dies Home Journal, ana the first will
appear in the May issue of that maya
zinc. The general topic upon which he
has agreed to write is of the pastor and
the congregation He will emphasize
the relation that should exist between
ii minister and his congregation, how one
can aid the other, and other similar
phases Of church work. Being. as is
well known, pastor of large church in
Liverpool, and one of the most popular
ministers in England. pr Watson is
in position to speak by the light of sue
cessful experiences, and his articles will
be read with keen interest.
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the midst of the finest hardwood tim
Der section Of the South and hence can
obtain cheaply the best material for
their goods, which, coupled with their
experience, equipment and the fact that
they employ none but skilled labor. has
given them a standard of excellence
that is truly superb.
The Tyson x Jones Buggy Company
are members Of the Carriage Builders
National Association and through that
keep UP thoroughly with all the latest
styles and improvements. Send for cata-
logues and prices.
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i l. MINTOsH.

Register Of Deeds of Moore county.
was horn in this county in 1869. lie
was educated at an academy i'll the coun-
ty and then attended the State Uniyer-
sity. Subsequently he taught school and
then clerked and was part owner of the
Sanford Express. In fall of 1893 he was
elected to his present position by ma
jority Of 445, being the second largest
majority given to any of the candidates.
He is sterling Democrat and an es-
tetmed citizen.
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HON. JESSE THOMAS FLYTHE.
Clerk Superior Court.

In the list of popular ami enterprisins
citizens of Northampton county. no
man stands higher on the golden roll Of
promise than the subject of this sketch.
Cultured in mind, genial i'll disposition
and generous mt heart, his character en-
lists at once the admiration of all who
are brought within range of his ac-
quaintance. He is North Caroliniau
by birth, having been born in North
ampton county on November Goth, 1865,
and springs from one of the old families
of the county. After receiving liberal
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VI x-x,t1uty HAElieS the dHlIlfhIiul
of appreciative visitors and the Ill dis
sembled establishment of the oldest
inhabitant.'' On all sides there seems
to be general shaking up of the dry
bones" of lethargy. Indifference and
prejudice. Energy and enterprise have
aroused the dormant capacities of pro-
duction, and activity has infused new
vitality and yigor into the somnolent ten
denotes of trade.
Citizens here are waking up to inc
magnitude Of their advantages. With
an atmosphere permeated With the pecu-
liar and pungent flavor of the long-ieaf
pine-with thousands of contiguous acres
of hardwood forest-With an abundant
supply of the purest drinking water and
scores of mineral springs-With mex
haustible strata of the finest building
stone, and large deposits of superior
brick clay-with town site resting or
broad plateau at an elevation of 300
feet above sea level, and wholly ex-
empt from the slightest malarial infu-
ences, with the best natural drainage
what is there to prevent Carthage from
becoming what it is justly entitled to be,
one of the most popular sanitariums aud
health resorts. and at the same time
one Of the most busy and prosperous
cities in the South? Nothing but the
neglect Of jndicious expenditure Of
printers ink and combined, determined,
ceaseless effort on the part of its citi-
zens to cooperate with and induce bust
ness means and men to locate here, and
offer such facilities and attractions to
inyalids as will make them contented
with their situation and environment,
and enable them to best realize the rest
full comfort and health restoratives they
are seeking for.
There are still other considerations to
he added to local and climatic adVan-
tages which are eliciting letters Of IN
curry. as well as personal visits from
parties especially Interested. Rents are
very reasonable, and there are lovely
cottages with gardens and grounds en-
bellished with trees, shrubs and vines
that can be had for the season at 81 TO
so a month Families Of refinement
and culture could find nothing better
suited to their requirements.
The available educational advantages
are of a superior order. The Carthage
Academic Institute for advanced pupils
of both sexes has been established many
years and has earned deseryedly high
reputation.
Within radius of ten miles on the
Deep and Little rivers and creeks there
are unused water powers sufficient to
run all the mills of New England; there
are gold veins and placer mines which
invite the miners pick and shovel, some
Of them having been extensively and
proftably worked: there are valuable
quarries OF grit which have long been
favorably known and furnish material
for the finest grindstones; along the
!. waters Of the Deep river and at other
points are large deposits of finely grained
and richly coored soapstone or tale: ex-
cellent indications Of coal have also been
discovered in different localities This
mineral wealth nnderlies a magnificent
agricultural country capable Of producing
the best of cotton, the cereals, truck and
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Holm 81 HOMES.

Assistant clerk Of the sheriffsof Moore
county was born in DE Soto county.
mississippi III 1871. In 1873 he was
brought to Moorcacoun He was APP
pointed to his present position, Februa-
ry LIST, 1899, and has made an excellent
record.
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born in Jonesboro. this State March
22nd. 1876. In 1894 he was appointed
to his present position and has success
fully filled it up-to-date. In politics he
is Il Democrat
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A. II. NI,NEILL.
A Leading Real Estate Dealer and
Citizen Of This Section.

Few men in this section are better
known than the gentleman whose name
captions this article Mr.. Mcneil Is con
sidered one Of the most enterprising clti-
zens and is always to be found in the
front ranks advocating the Arrangement
Of Carthage.
lie was born in 1881 and received q
liberal education at the Carthage Acad-
envy. Subsequently he obtained a clerk
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cHAS p COLE.

N"N'fFAEs
Deputy TO the clerk Of the court was
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II intelligent culture
rofitahle crops Of the
aches. grapes and ber-
lie thrifty towns and
Southern Pines, Pine
md scores Of minor
ccupy the places made
turpentine gatherer.
s indicated in all parts
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-15
I kAP|TOLU NARODOWEGO.

-Dnia ego kwiet. pogrzebano
ma tutejszym cmentarzu Arlington,
gdzie spoczywaja prochy tysiecy
oficer6w i zo}nierzy wojny domo-
wei, ciaia 1856 bohater6w, kt6rzy
po1ozyli swe zycie W obronie VOL
nosci ma Kubie lub Porto Rico
podczas ostatniej wojny. Zw}oki
tych zoinierzy przywieziono pred
tygodniem oswobodzonych wysp
ma parowcu "Crook" do New Yor.
ku, skad koleja odstawiono je tutaj,
aby mogiy bye pochowane W ro-
dzinnym kraju i obok grob6w tych,
kt6rzy pred laty przelali swakrew
W obronie tego kraju. Oddano i'm
nalezyte honory wojskowe, PREY.
czem by} takze sam prezydent ze
swoim gabinetem niezliczone thu.
my publicznosci. Departamenty
rzadu i sadly zwiazkowe by}y zam.
kniete W poiudnie, kiedy odbyf sic
pogrzeb, j flagi powiewafy ze wszy.
stk ich gmach6w rzadowych vie.
kszosci budynk6w prywatnych.
Eskorte wojskowa stanowi}a GAIA
artylerya washingtolska, GAIA ka-
walerya i piechota, battalion mary.
narki i GAIA narodowa gwardya z
Dystryktu Columbia. Dow6dztwo
mad wojskiem mia} pu}kownik F.
Guenther, pu}kownik czwartego
pu}ku artyleryi; on takze dozoro.
wal mad ceremoniami wojskowemi.
Trumny, W kt6rych zamknieto
zw}oki bohater6w, by}y metalowe.
Zdobi}y je liczne whence prze6li.
cznemi szarfami. Gdy ustawiono
je rzedem obok grob6w, wojskc
dalo kilka salw, peczem pop}ynefy
ku niebu za1obne dzwieki muzyki
wojskowej. Cerem9nie religijne
by}y skromne. Mowy Mkt ME wy
g}osi}. Zaiobne modlitwy episko.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-15
zna]dowsf sic cd dw6ch miesiecy.
Clerpiaf ma rozstr6j nerw6w.

znajdowsf sic cd dw6ch miesiecy.
cierpiai ma rozstr6j nerw6w.
Enaconda, Mont. -Sku.
tklem nag}ych roztop6w wezbrafy
rzeki prawie W ca}ym stanie Mon.
tana. Pod Glendive W innych
miejscach potworzy}y sic -atory
lodowe, woda cofa sic wstecz i zale.
wa niziny. W Miles City rs do.
NOW trzeba byio wywozit mic.
szkahc6w 4odziami, tax niespodzia.
ME GAIA dzielnica zostafa zalana
woda. Zatory lodowe rozsadzano
dynamitem.
Phila d Q Up hi a, P a.-W po.
niedzia}ek rozpocza} sic tn sensa.
cyjny process b. senatora zwiazko-
wego Matthew S. Quay'a i jego
syna, Richard'a, oskarzonych ospi.
SEX, kt6rego rezultatem byfo
zbankrutowanie Banku Ludowego.
Pana, 1ll.-W poniedziafek,
11-go b. m, pomocnik szeryfa,
Cheaney chciai aresztowat przy
wiezieniu murzyna H. Stephens "a
to, ze tenze rozmawia} uwiezio-
nymi murzynami przez okno. Mu-
rzyn stawif op6r, dobyf rewolwera
i strzelif do podszeryfa. Kula je-
dnak ugodzi}a ME Cheaney'a lecz
stojacego W poblizu Francuza X.
Lecory'ego i zabiia go ma miejscu.
Ma .odgios strzaiu zbiegiy sic thu
my ludzi, miedzy mimi wielu bia-
}ych g6rnik6w i murzyn6w-pra.
vie wszyscy uzbrojeni. Podszeryf
zacza} strzelac do uciekajacego
Stepheps'a, przyczem wt6rowali mu
bali g6rnicy. To rozbudzifo ME-
nawisc rasowa W przybyiych ma
miejsce wypadku murzynach, "a
czeli vice odpowiadac ma strzafy
bia}ych i powsta}o cos W rodzaju
strasznej obecnej filipihezczyzny.
Gale miasto wype}nii huk strzai6w.
Ma szczescie, wkr6tce przyby}o
wojsko, kt6re przywr6ciio porza-
dek. Gubernator illinoiski, do
wiedziawszy sic o tenn, kazaf og}o.
sic W tenn miescie stan oblezenia i
przysiaf tn kilka oddziaidw milicyi.
Podczas strzelaniny zabito 7 os6b,
rsniono 8. Miedzy zabitymi znaj.
dujie sic 5 murzyn6w. Zaburzenie
W miescie jest ogromne, wieksze
niz by4o w kwietniu roku zeszfego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-15

rem potrzeby csaego Stanu Iowa,
przyczem cena tego towaru ma bye
znizona cd 25 do 33 procent.
JEFFERSON CITY, NOW Sc.
nacie przeszed4 bill skierowany prze.
civ szerzeniu sic trustdw W tym Sta.
ME. Ma podstawie tego blu sedy beda
mog@y wydawac crozporzsdzenia ograni-
czajace dzia{alnose trust6w, a osobom
poszkodowanyu, przez trusty przyzna-
wac trzykrotne wynagrodzenia.
ISHPEMING, MICH. w z. tyg.
zastrajkowali prawie wszyscy tutejsi
gornicy, zadajec podwy aszenia psacy
izmniejszenia godzin piracy. Kompa.
MIA ME przysta&a na ich zedania po
kilku dniach swietowania powrocili
do piracy.
CHICAGO, ILL.-Strajk robo.
tuik6w W fabryce puszek blaszanych
frmy Norton Bros W haywood, 0
ktorym donosilismy ma tenn miejscu
W poprzednim numerze "Ameryki," 4"
zakohczy} sic W ub. wtcrek przegrana
robotnik6w.
WHEELING, w, VA Strajk
robotnikow kompanii Wheeling
& Elm Grove skohczy} sic W z.czwar.
tex. Trwa} przez 3 tyg. Kompania
przychyli4a sic do zadsh swoich robo
tnikow. Beda otrzymywali teraz pc
81 80 dziennie "a 8 6, piracy.
JERSEY CITY, N. JER.-Pod
naz~s "Boston Brewing Co." zorga,
nizowa3 sic tutaj trust piwny kapi.
ta2em Sill 100000, Papiery inkorpo.
racyjne wystawi4 novel kompanii W
z. czwartek klerk powiatowy J. Fl,
scher.
NEWARK, N. JER.-W biurze
klerka powiatowego wystawiono W ub.
srode papiery inkorporacyjne "R j.
Reynolds Tobacco Co." Kapitat "a.
k}adowy podano ma S., 100000.
INDIANAPOLIS, lND.-Kapita.
lisci z Chicago i innych miast staraje
sic zakupic wszystkie pralnie W India
napolis po4aczyc je W jedna kombi
nacye.
PITTSBURG, PA.-Fabrykanci
lamp zalnierzaje utworzyt trust
Uk}ady So W toku. Kapita9 zak}ado
wy ma wynos;c $40 100000.
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OLA LAMAWlAJACYCH 6AZETt
l KSIAZKI


I. Wszelkie liety obstalunki pr c. sImy pisac tyi
10 ma jednej strOnie paperu.
2. Nalezy wypisae Wyraznie tytuiy M ksis2ek . e,
3. Adres sw6j prosimy pisac wyraznie W kaa.
dym liscie, bez wzgledu na to, jak czesto kto pi.
4. Pieniadze ma ksiazki naibezpieczniej Jest
przesfac przez poczte (Post-ofice Money OrderD
fub Express Express Money OrderI Przekazy
iedn0k nalezy przestat do mas, DO bes tdk0Wych
pieniedzy ME naozemy 0debrat. Gdzie trudno do
stac "M0ney Order" wtenczas MONA pieniadze
ter( Przyjmujemy czeki drafty nkowe, ale kto
OK y6isty GEEK przysyfa to powinien dofaczyt 25c.
n koszta kolektowania czekat az sic przekona-
ny czy ''czek" jest dobry. Mate sunny ga ksiq4kt
lub gazette no4na przesytat 10 narkach (stdmps)
poczt0Wych. WOlinsy gay nadrkt sq (edn0cent0-
,Oe oyAarek nie naIe4y Orzyklejat do hstt. =
3. Czasami ME many zadanych ksi4zek " "a
paste, wiec prosimy cierpliwie czekac choc ty.
dziei. Gdybysmy ME byli W stanie dostarczyc ja'
kiej ksiazH W przeciagu tygodnia, to zawtadomi.
my tenn, a ma zadanie wyslemy inne ksla26i
reklamacyi prosimy podaG date wysianego obstar
lunku, lie pieniedzy .wysfano, ma jake ksia.ki
Rek'ainacye uwzglef 'my tylko przeciagu ~
dni
Pr2esyfke cd 'wszystkich ksszek, sprzedawa
nych podfug cen kataogu sami optacamy Ma
Hredyt gazety ami ksi9zek ME wysyfamy, tylko pa
odebraniu naleanosci.
Ksieesrzom, stornikom, agentomi bibliotekom
odstepulImy rabat
Pienisdze listy nalezy przeeyiac pod adresem:
"A. A. PARYSKI,
p.brsher, TOLEDO. ourU
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Sennik.

Prawdiwy Persko Egipski sennik,
wiernie nomaczony ma jezyk polski. Ia
wiera: II Wierns tomaczenie snow. II)
szcsealiwe numera do grania ma loteryi.
IID Przepowiednie. w Wr6zenie przy-
szfosci "a pomoca: II powietrza, q kogu-
ia, 81 maxi, Al wnetrznosci ludzkich, 81
liczb, 81 kostek do grania, y planet niebie.
skich, 81 siekiery albo topora, 81 strzai,
lO] biblii, III lsci, III wosku, l3] piers
cienia, l4] woody, Isl wnetrznosci zwie'
RAT, 18] dwunastu znak6w niebieskich,
: oznaczeniem czasu do kazdego nalez"
nym, III dymu, lS] zwierciadei, 19] klu-
cza, POI ziarnek bobu lub grochu, 81 sita,
22] cebuli, 2S] lamp lub swiec, 24] oao-
win, PSI myszy, 28] umariych, 27]imion,
28] jaj, POI ognia, 30] kija. w Terazniej-
sze wieszczbiarstwo W Chinach "a pomo-
ca fus6w z kawy. Cena tel ciekawej
ksiazki tylko 10 cent6w. Przyslijcie l
lub 2 centowycn marek "a 10 cent6w to
dostaniecie te ksiazke odwrotna poczta.
A. A. Paryski. 1876 Huron st., Toledo. o.
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TOLEDO, OHIO, soBoTA is KWIErNIA, 1ss!

cusklemu ambasadorowi, amery.
kahska kopie traktatu, ambasa
dor " zamian da} prezydentowi
hiszpahska kopie ugody, naleaycie
poswiadczona przez kr6lowe re.
gentke premiera Hiszpanii.
Poi tel ceremonii prezydent
Mckinley wydai nastepujaca pro.
klamacye:
"Poniewaz traktat pokoju po,
miedzy stanami Zjednoczonymi
Ameryki Jej Kr6lewska Moscia,
kr6lows regentka Hiszpanii, W
imieniu Jej dostojnego syna, Don
Alfonso KILL, zostal zawarty i
podpisany przez ich pe}nomocni.
k6w " Paryzu, W dniu 1O.ym
grudnia 1898, kt6rej to ugody ory-
ginaf jest spisany W jezyku angiel.
skim hiszpahskim;
I poniewaz rzeczona ugoda 20.
sta}a nalezycie potwierdzona obu-
stronnie i potwierdzenia obu rza.
dow zosta}y wymienione W miescie
Westinghouse dnia 11-go kwietnia
1899 roku:
Teraz przeto MECH bedzie wiado-
mem, ze ] ia, William Mckinley,
prezydent stan6w Zjednoczorych
Ameryki, podaje rzeczona ugode
do publicznej wiadomosci, W tym
celu, aby ona sama, kazdy jej ar
tykuf i klauzula mog}y bye pre-.
strzegane wypeiniane W dobrej
wierze przez stany Zjednoczone j
ich obywateli.
Poswiadczam to niniejszem po.
fozeniem swojego podpisu i przyfo,
zeniem pieczeci St. Zjednoczonycb.
Dan W miescie Westinghouse,
1.go kwietnis, roku Pahskiego
tysiac $osmset dziewietdziesiategc
dziewiatego, sto dwudziestege
trzeciego cd niepodleg}osci Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.
William Mckinley,
John Hay, sekretarz pahstwa. .
-Wielkie zmiany zajda W sto.
sunkach pomiedzy stanami Zje
dnoczonymi a Japonia oko}o IT,
lipca, kiedy wejdzie W zycie nowy
traktat pomiedzy tymi dwoma ma.
rodami. Oba rzady porozumiafy
sic juz W tym wzgledzie pred xii
ku laty, lecz zastosowanie zamie
rzonych zmian wymaga}o pewnegt
czasu, zatem teraz dopiero bedzi'
to mog}o bye przeprowadzone. Po
dobne ukiady zawar}a Japonia I
wielu innemi pierwszorzednem
pahstwami. Przez nowe traktaty
ma ona g}6wnie ma celu wytworze
ME siebie takiego stanu rzeczy
jaki istnieje u innych pierwszorze
dnych narod6w; pragnie ona po
zbyc sic wszelkich ograniczeh, poo
jakiemi obecnie pozostaje, podo
bnie jak Chiny inne wschodni'
pahstwa.
Ca}y extra terytoryalny system
nowe traktaty znosza. Wedfug to
60 systemu obce pahstwa, w}aczni'
ze Stanami Zjednoczonymi, miaf,,
prawo sadzic sprawy cywilne i kar
ne swoich obywateli W sadach kon
sularnych, zamiast W sadach ia
pohskich. Obecnie to obce sad,
beda zpiesione wszystkie spraw,,
beda za}atwiane W sadach japoh
skich.
z wyjatkiem Yokohamy kilk'
innych miast W Japonii handel
przemysi spoczywa} dotychcza
wy}acznie W reku krajowc6w. N
mocy nowych traktat6w wszystki
rynki japohskie beda przystepn
dla obcych kupc6w i fabrykant6w
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