davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14
NasZ fundusZ.

,,LecZ WeTlcl martwO nle ley,
lskra W MIN tvlko usnela-
Ably zawidf wieuzyk swiezy.
Wnet by sic W piomiei ~rozdeia".
W dziejach naszych zapisane sa
nasze zwycieztwa i kleski, nasi bo-
haterowie i meczennicy, otto nasz
fundusz.
Uzbierali go j wniesli bohatero-
vie nasi przez sile oreza i madrosc
ustaw; wniesli go meczennicy nasi
przez kaldany zelazne. kt6re przez
dfugie lata ia rekach i nogach
nosih; przez dlugie szeregi szu-
bienic, ma kt6rych kolysai wiatr
ich wynedzniale postacie; przcz ca
iy car mlodego zycia, kt6re zwol-
ma zamieraio W w~ilgotnych podzie-
mach; przez Ivy i rozpacz rodzin
swoich, kt6rych potratili sic wy
rec ola jednej wielkiej a wsp6lnej
nam wszystkim matki; przez rozle-
wanie sic pc cafym starym i no.
wynn swiecie, licznym taborem wy
chOdzctwa - bezlitosnem cier-
pieniem 49,. sfowem przez wszyst-
ko. co tylko wielki i szlachetny ma.
rod uzbierac j wniesc moze.
u tego Hinduism czerpali silly bo-
haterowie nasi, z niego czerpali i
czerpia o6ary, idace W lody Sybiru
Tub ma wychodzctwo... On mas zy-
wi i karmi.- Gdy 2 tego funduszu
nadal czerpac bedziemy, to mas
Mkt ME zmoze. a ~przysziosc bedzie
nasza. Lecz starac sic powinnis-
my, ably wszystkich powoiac dO u
czestnictwa W tym Hinduism, gdyz
wiemy, re dotad brakuje mas wielu,
bardzo wielu, a bcz wszystkich ME
ma harmonic, ME ma silly, j ME jes-
tesmy cafym narodem. Wiedzmy
o tenn, re ten, ktory ME czerpie z
tego funduszu, ME LACEY sic re swy-
mi ziomkami, jest gaiazka odpadia
cd pnia debu ojcZystego. nieprzy-
datna ami swoim, ami obcym, dobra
chyba ma ogien ku ~spaleniu, a kto
Y niego czerpie j LACEY sic W piracy
Y bracmi rodakami. moe powie-
dZiec o sobie: ,,Jestem koscia Il
kosci przodkow moich j iestem du-
chem z ducha narodu mego".
BY wsr6d mas stworzyc harmonic
i site, potrzeba nam zgody i jed
nosci. Harmonic j sta, to jedyna
bron nssza, kt6ra poprowadzic mas
moze do zwycieztwa!... Mysmy u
padli, poniewaz przodkowie nasi W
spoieczenstwic ME wyrobili har-
monji; przez harmonic tylko ma
powrot powstsc mozemy. Wszyst-
ko inne jest mrzonka, jest boles-
nym wysiikiem, kt6ry nam nigdy
zwycieztwa ME da.
Niegdys nieprzyjaciele nasi drze-
Ii pred potega oreza naszcgo, j
pred m~adroscia ustaw naszych, a
dis = znaja mas tylko pc jeku,
Ale ten jek, to nssz fundusz, 10 ma
e swieta idea narodowa, jasnieia.
ca W koronie cierniowej, 10 zycie
nasze. Gdyby ME ten jek, bylby
gr6b, do kt6regoby mas zywcem
zlozyc chcieli, 10y swiatu glosiG mo-
gil, re niems narodu p~olskiego,
niema Polski!... Ten jek zmusza
ich do WARY, re kiedys powstsnie-
my, zamienimy go ma radosns O.
krzyki: ,,Polsks zmartwychwstaia'!
BY Ia rsdosna i bloga chwila iak
najpredzej zswitaG mogls, potrzeba
nam, sbysmy wszyscy, bez r6znicy
zdsh, zapatrywsh J wyznaE, W Ego
die ! jednosci, jsk najwiecej czer-
pail 2 Hinduism pozostewionego
nam przez braci naszych, a gdy to
nastapi, wtedy zmusimy wrog6w
do oddanis nam tego. co przemoca
j intryee nam wzieli j do uznanis,
10 nar6d polski ME jest niewolni-
ga trzoda- lthra mozpa przeysbiac
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

W parlamentach francuzkim i
austrjackim przyszio take do zajsc
burzliwych iawantur, w0bec czc-
go amerykanie stawiaja sw6j kon-
gres "a przyklad ola innych parla-
ment6w swiata.
Niechaj iednsk ME beda zbyt
dumni pred czasem. / ia przyi-
die do stare gwaitownych, gdy
sprawl idei j przekonan osobistych
ME da sic zaisgodzic dolarami i
centami, jsk to sic obecnie tax
czesto zdarza.
Przyjdzie czas, ie .,wszechmocny
dollar 0he almighty dollar) ME
kupi sumienia ludzkiego.
Slusznie domaga sic yGazeta
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14
Pan---Ameryka1ska
Wystawa.
Buffalo, n. Y. ] Maja = Ii.
stOpada 1901 r.

Kolsj Wabash, najkrotszs linis
do Niagara Falls, urzadziia special
ne wygody ma podro, pomiedzy Chi.
csgo ] Buffalo podczss wystswy.
Move ulspszsnis ] dodatkowa siuzbs
ma usiugi. Kolej Wabash jest jsdy-
ua linia. ktors posiads W wsgonaoh
przecbylsue krzesis ma linii pomie-
day Chicago i Buffalo. Bilety 50 do
bre do zatrzymanis sic " Niagars
Falls.
Piszcie po Wabash Pan-Americsn
Folder, zswisrajacy pisc kolorowych
map ] piekne rysunki gmach6w wy
stswy.
Ticket office: 81 Adams Street,
r. A. Palmer, A. G.. p. A.
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

Japonja Anglia, oburzone ma
rad rosyjski "A to, re bez zadnej
ceremonji zabrai sobie Mandzurie
i zaprowadza w niej ready swych
czynownikow zwrocily sic do
Stan6w Zjedn, z propozyciq zawar-
cia przymierza w sprswie Chin
skiej przeciwko Rosii i Francji,
kt6ra, jak wiadomo, popiera wszel-
kie d~zialania rosyjskie.
Rad Stanow Zjedn. odpowie-
dziai ma propozycje, re niema pc.
wodu do okazywania nieufno;ci
Rosji i re W zadne przymierza VIDA
wac sic ME chce.
Jedno nawet z pism bardzo po-
czytnych zrobiio uwage. re Man
dzurja musi naleze6 do Rosji tax.
jak Polska hub Finlandja.
Ably tylko handel szedf!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

u Poludniowej Afryki nadchodzi
wiadomosc. re jen. Bo,ha konferu-
Je z jen. kitchenerem W sprawie
zakonczenia woiny.
Wodz angielski zgodzii sic po-
dobno nawet ma siedmiodniowe "a
wieszenie broni, ably jen. Botha
Mai czas porozumiet sic z innymi
wodzami borrow i stawia wsrupki
bardzo iagodne.
A tax niedawno ieszcze anglicy
odgrazali sic, ze ME przystana ma
zadne warunki i musza borrow
do poddania sic ma iaske i nielas-
Ike.
Dzisiaj fgotowi sa do wszelkich
ustepstw.
Jeszcze raz powtarzamy, re VOL
ma W Poludniowej Afryce. to przy-
klad ola mas, polakow, O kt6rym
zapominac ME powinnismy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

W parlamencie angielskim SECS
nastu posiow irlandzkich zostalo
wyrzuconych przez policje q sail
obrad.
Posiowie CT opierali sic zamknie-
ciu obrad mad budzetem szkolnym
ola Anglji i Irlandji, czego zadai
prezes izby p. Balfour. poniewaz
ME zabierali glosu W dyskusji, ty-
czacej sic Anglji, "a chcieli wypo-
wiedziec swe zapatrywania dopiero
wtedy, gdy przyjdzie kolej ma r.
landje. w tenn miejscu atoli dys-
kusja zostala przerwanq i prezes
komitetu zazadal przyjecia caiego
budzetu. To wywoiaIo protesty re
strony irlandczyk6w, a wreszcie
~zamieszanie, jakiego ME byi do
tychczas swiadkiem parliament an
oielski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14
Y Rochester, N. Y.
EmiDp ZvJO-I,Oua.

emma ZutGzkOpd.
w dniu 22 lutego r. b. odby}o sic
oczn posiedzsnie dslegatow Gmi-
ny grup zwiazkowych " Rochester.
Ma zebraniu tenn wybrano z iona
trzech grup urzednikow ma T. 1901.
S. Kwiatkowski, prezes; J. Kedzior-
ski, wiceprezes; T. Msrasszyhski, SEX
~retarz; F. Kwiatkowski, kasjer; j
Wojciechowski, marszaiek. Zswia
damiam tych delegat6w, ktorzy nj,
byli ma rocznem posiedzeniu, il po-
siedzenia Gminy odbywac sic beda
W kazd4 trzecis niedziele miesiaoa
pc pierwszym, o Sci po po3udniu, "
hall h. Won Smuda. Nam nadzie-
ie, re PREY jednosci i zgodzie brater.
skiej d~ojdziemy do cslu j zdziaiamy
to co sobie zyczymy.
T. Mdrdszyiski, sekr. GIN.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

Od 1885 r. stan Delaware ME po-
siada senatora w kongresie Stan6w
Ijednoczonych, a winien temu p.
Edward Addicks, milioner, kt0ry
przeni6siszy sic ma state z Penn
sylvanji do Delaware, postanowif
zostac tam senatorem.
Pan ten otwarcie powiedziaf le-
gislatorom stanu Delaware, re wy
biora albo jego, albo nikogo j OTTO
cd lat szesciu dotrzymuje obietni-
cy. Pomimo ze popierany jest
przez prezydenta McKinleya i Sc
natora Marka Hanne, ME moe o.
trzymat potrzebnei do wyboru licz-
10y glos6w (27), ale TED zamyka
droge kandydatowi demokratycz-
menu j kandydatowi republikan6w
niezawisiych.
Ciekawe stosunki!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

Ethan A. Hitchcock z Missouri
= sekretarza spraw wewnetrznychi
Jak0b Wilson 2 Iowa - sekre-
TARA rolnictwa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

hatolicka', ably W dyecezjach,
gdzie ludnosc polska jest liczna,
biskupi znali polski jezyk. albo tez
dobierali do pomocy biskup6w -
sufraganow polak6w.
,,kapianom polskim-pisze ga
zeta katolicka" - droga do wyz-
szych dostojeiiistw W hierarchji kos
cielnej dotychczas jest zamknieta.
Kapian polak ME moze sic dostae
ma baden wyzszy arzad " kosciele,
chociaz pod vzgledem wyksztal-
cenia i prsykiadu stoi jezeli ME
wyzej, to przynajmniej ma r6wni z
ksiezmi czy to irlsndzkimi, kt6rzy
zazwyczaj tylko jeden znaja jezyk
angielski, czy TO niemieckimi, kto-
rzy obok swego ojczystego znaja
take jezyk krajowy. TAX dalej
bye ME powinno. Ny swieccy ma
my take ponie kad W tenn interes,
ably nasze duchowienstwo polskie
W h~ierarchji kosciola katolickiego
W st. Zjedn. miaio swych reprezen-
tantow. Starac sic o to powinnis-
my usilnie i z punktu religijnego i
z punktu patrjotycznego'.
Zupeinie sic 2 tenn zgadzamy i
bardzo fatwo -naszem zdaniem -
dopieliby tego polacy, gdyby zjed-
noczonemi silami polskiemi byi
zrobiony nacisk ma Watykan bez-
posrednio.
Mech dostanie sic do Watykanu
olbrzymia petycja wszystkich para
fiji polskich W Stanach Ijedn., a
skutek bye musi.
w ubiegiym tygodniu skonczylo
buffaloskie Echo" trzynasty rok
istnienia. Zyczymy mu, ably diu-
gle ~jeszcze lata istnialo i ~cieszyio
sic powodzeniem, DO nalezy do tych
nielicznych W naszej prasie pism,
ktore szczerze zajmuja sic sprawl
mi polsko-amerykanskiemi i ME
bawiac sic W wielka polityke SUI
miennie spelniaja przyjety ma sic
obowiazek.
Dlatego tez, piszac o naszych
sprawach, czesto powolujemy sic ma
Echo, aczkolwiek ME zawsze
zgadzamy sic z MEM W pogladach.
Ia roznica zdan jednak musi bye
take uZnanq, wykaznje bowiem, ze
| Echo ma sw6j sad samodzielny i
ME waha sic wypowiedzieG tego. 90
czuic.
\ vice ad multos amos!
Pred paroma miesiacami jakaS
baba We Wrocfawiu rzucifa sickle
ia W przejezdzaiacego utica a
Wilhelma, ale traiia tylko w ko-
10 powozu. Lepiej udalo sic ubieg-
lego tygodnia niejakiemu Weilan-
dowi W Bremen. Rzucii kawafkiem
zelaza W jadacego ma dworzec &C.
Sara Wilhelma i trafl go W prawy
policzek pod okiem, wyrzadzajsc
rane ma II Gala diuea i siegaiaca
| do kosci.
Weiland jest pono epileptykiem
j obfakanym, cesa wielkiej krzyw-
dy ME dOznaf, ale cato otrzymai
stosy telegramow z calego swiata.
a parliament niemiecki wysiuchal
stojqc r~elacji kanclerza Buelowa O
tym wypadku j dziekowaf Bogu "a
zachowanie zycia ,,ukochanemu
monarsze".
Wilhelm powinien Cd tel chwili
| ~jeszcze wyzej .zadzierac wasy niz
dotychczas, DO do innych jego "a
let przybyla i ia, re - przelewal
krew "a oIcZyzne.
Cd 1885 r. stan Delaware ME po-
siada senatora W kongresie Stan6w
Iiednoczonych, a winien temu p.
Edward Addicks, milioner, ktory
przeni6sfszy sic ma state z Penn
sylvanji do Delaware, postanowif
zostac tam senatorem.
Pan ten otwarcie powiedziaf le-
gislatorom stanu Delaware, re wy
biora albo jego, albo nikogo j OTTO
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

Z~azlebienie uyleezone " jednym dniu
utywajcis ros> tsjscych Pssisiek Brorse
Chintuov yet 'Hfomo Qainine Tablets1 wsxyscy
sttessrze zvrsSss pierisdse. see.. nis vyiec<A
Ne t.zdem pndeiku Jest podpis: A.. ". Grove.
15cer.6s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

Mocns cierpienia grypy mona u
sunac, uzywajsc Severy Psstelkow
ma zsziebienie Gold Cure Tablets).
Czesto odniosa skutek W "a godzi-
mach. Cena % ct.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

Slusznie domaga sic nGazeta
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-14

DO grmp Il. ". p. itcszystkich pol
sk1ch tO~,rdrzystr ,r FiiddeiUi
,I,I..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-03-23

through the black fog Of the alley into
the yellowish fog Of the street and
had lost themselves amid the other
shadows, the Tramp sat upright and
drew the back Of a rough and grimy
hand across his eyes.
His bones ached from the dampness
and the chill, and his brain seemed
light and uncertain.
Belle Sibley! How that name car.
ried him back across the span Of years
to the days when he was a gentleman
himself-a gentleman. respected, hon
ored, ambitious, successful,-and she
was the sweetest, daintiest creature in
his little world.
Gradually the whisky oozed out OF
the Tramp's brain, and memory's
paintings passed before his eyes. The
buttercups in the meadows, and the
the loud whistle of the quail in the
fence corner; her father S house amid
the elm trees at the end of the lane;
the music of her young voice, and the
magic touch of her little hand!
How madly he had loved her in those
old days in that simple, peaceful coun.
try town! And how happy he had
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-03-23
Swearing 8tfuming #u-
common III gargf
cities.

ITO my mind the elimination of pro-
family from the daily conversation ia
q matter Of culture rather than of re-
ligton. Men cease to swear from gen.
tlemanly instincts, just as they avoid
other forms Of v%ulgarity. I attend a
club regularly where several hundred
men lunch each day-men Of all lines
OF trade and Of the professions, men
who smoke and drink their wines and
liquors within reasonable bounds. But
they don't swear. You will not hear
n oath a day, and when you do 1t is
a past Of some story that is told and
Is dropped in for picturesque empha-
Sis. The same holds good of the men
] meet in other walks of life. You
don't hear much of It from the team
sters and other workmen in the
streets. I have heard more oaths from
one country yokel in one summer than
from all the men I have met in New
York for the past 10 years."
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cepted ideals there ID Z homogeneous
family. and In 1t. ~ 1t was from the
beginning, the husband 10 the provtd-
er and the wife the housekeeper. AS
provider the husband must be q hunt
er, for wild animals are the only
source of food. and clothing and fuel,
and division Of labor with an accom-
panying medium of exchange have
not yet been dreamed Of, much less
a system of property rights which
yields a lien upon the labor Of fellow
hunters. Each with his varying skill
and each with his own handmade Inn
plements, whose designs have come
down to him through countless gen.
erations Of hunting. ancestors, goes
forth to the hazard of the hunt. What
he secures is his and game is easily
traced to its rightful owner by means
of the mark of ownership on the har-
poon or lance or arrow which has
caused death. But there come times
when each mans catch is not all his
own-times Of scarcity, when the sue
cessful hunter shares his game equally
with all the needful families of. the
station, even If his own is in bitter
want of all he has. OF the helpless
there are few besides young children.
Sickness is almost unknown, and yet
life among them Is generally a short.
though a merry Through the in
finite chances of the chase few hunters
live to old age, and. we were struck
by the fewness Of old women in the
tribe. The enduring Of almost UNI
broken cold is a constant drain upon
vitality, and before old age has we'll
set in life goes out from sheer ex-
haustion. OF cripples we saw only
one, and in spite of the breeding in
and in but one cas- came to our no.
tice of downright feeble-mindedness.
But how, we asked at once, If land
and dwellings and even food are held
in common, how does the tribe pro-
tect itself from supporting in idleness
its lazy members? There is a conf
cal incongruity in applying SO modern
a term as public opinion" to the
case Of a race Of men who have no
written characters, and numerals only
to five, who have no laws nor courts
nor police nor newspapers and whose
tribal regulations flow chiefly through
channels Of physical fact. But IL 1t
be not public opinion 1t Is perhaps
their nearest approach to it in the OBJ
loo %}on fhof oonh mon Is ,,rdor MT
merely to be a hunter, but to be the
best hunter that he can. Apart from
physical disability he must be a hunt
er or else he is not a man and has no
chance of securing a wife.-Scribner's
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&rpfamity

A Boston man recently paid a visit
to a small town in Vermont and was
surprised and shocked at the amount
Of profanity he heard in the streets OF
that village. He declared that all the
men and boys swore necessarily in
their conversation; that with them
profanity had become instructive.
commonplace and even necessary. It
had through long use lost all its force
and emphasis, had become an insep-
arabic part of the everyday and sim
pie speech.
His remarks seem to bear out the
recent statements of a prominent New
York lawyer who claims that the in
habitants of the smaller villages of the
country do more swearing in n week
than a person would hear in a large
city in a month. His views on the de-
of profanity in u large cities
are interesting. He says:
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spending l. someam.. s.x,..

The true end Of statesmanship ia
to promote the greatest public well
fare, whether this means saving dollars
or spending dollars. When economy
will contribute to this welfare econo-
my is good. but where it will cripple
some important branch of public e r
vice then economy is bad; and the
public official who tries to make a
record in defiance Of this fact ia no
real friend to public welfare. Where
sinecures exist, or useless political
Job" commissions, or where waste
occurs by poor organization Of the SER
vice, then economy and reorganization
are in order; but where important
work would be less effectively done BY
arbitrarily abolishing offices and re-
ducing the number Of employees. then
the path of statesmanshfp is to point
out the grounds for distinguishing be-
tween the two cases and shape poll
cies accordingly.-Gunton's Magazine.
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"1'm in a tight box, Reddy."

In IN a tlgnC DOx, heQdy.
your left. Open it with this key. You
will find her alone. Put a pillow over
her head to deaden the sound. Place
the revolver against her right temple
10 that the powder will leave its
marks. Then, when 1t is all over, lay
the revolver near her right hand and
place this paper on the dresser. It
iis a note written and signed by her
in which she says she is tired Of life
and prefers to die. She wrote it in jest
months ago. but I have kept it-kept 1t
and preserved 1t for this hour. which
I felt was coming. When you have
done all these things carefully, retire
the way you entered. The door will
lock after you when you close it.
Bring the key away with you."
You'll do" exclaimed the shorter
Shadow. admiringly. You're a
peach"
"As for me-" continued the other, II
have arranged to spend the night with
friends In a suburb. Might have to
work an alibi, you know. But what
do you SAYS 1t q go?"
Sure. said his companion; ITS a
80, or me name amt 'Reddy' Farrell"
After the two shadows had Eetreatsd
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-03-23
ALL THINGS COMMON,
EsKlMos HAVE AN IDEAL So
CIAL SYSTEM.
A Far-North Tribe Orgsnissd - One
Family-sucosssful Hunters Must Dl-
vide with All In Times q Need Sick
ness Il Almost Unknown. Y

Etah Ia but the most northern OF
some dozen stations occupied by the
Smith Sound Eskimos. One hesitates
at the word settlement" because it
conveys an idea of permanency, both
as to location, and also, in a measure,
as to the personnel of the body Of the
settlers, and this is only half true of
the settlements of the tribe Of less
than $50 individuals who. live at scat
tered points along the coast from Cape
York to FoVlke Fjord. The points of
settlement are permanent, apparently,
having been chosen, doubtless,
through a process of selection with
reference to shelter and food supply,
continued through many generations,
but the families that inhabit them
vary each year in accordance with
a curious re%shufiing which takes
place, quite spontaneously, it appears,
at Peterawik glacier, where there is
a tribal gathering every spring. One
rarely finds more than half a dozen
families at any place, and each Of
them may have spent the previous
year at a different station from all
the others. It is easy to conceive of
a certain solidarity of tribal organiza-
ton which results from such a system,
and which it would be difficult to
improve upon under conditions of pre-
carious food supply that makes
necessary the widely scattered living
OF the families of the tribe. Not only
are their ties of all degrees of blood
relationship which bind each member
to the others, but each Is personally
known to all through the intimacy of
closely interdependent existence.
which is the only manner Of life DOS
sible to men encompassed by an arctic
world and the serious business of
whose lives is to hunt for uncertain
supplies yielded by wild and some
times fierce animals. There is no tri-
bal organization, no chief, nor any
elders in authority; indeed, no pre-
meditated, structural system of any
kind, but a quite simple order which
issues naturally from the facts of
equality and Of equal sharing in all
the essentials of livelihood. With
certain naive differences from our ac-
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sHREwD ROYAL INVESTORS.
Conn. ruropean Grown Heads Who Hold
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American Securities.

Some European Grown Heads Who Hold
American Securities.
Emperor William owned at n time
81, 100000 of American securities
About two years ago his holdings were
transferred to the name Of the Berlin
banker, so it is impossible to tell &C
curately the amount Of his holdings
at the present moment. It Is estimat-
ed. however, that they aggregate 49,
600 900 and his yearly income from
them is $3.50, 900. So far as the records
here show the emperor never speculat-
ed in Americans nor invested in In
dustrial securities. His holdings
have always been railway bonds
or stocks and his favorite issues
are Louisville & Nashville, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe, Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific and
Illinois Central. The empress Of Ger
many is the individual owner Of
about $500, 900 of American securities.
These are in her own name, but the
dividend payments are, by her order,
made to. a firm. Of Berlin bankers.
Other members Of the German royal
household are owners Of American se-
curities, but the certificates are mostly
in the names of their individual bank
ers, a v the Minneapolis Journal. The
securities so held amount to about
"a, ZOO, 600. The car Of Russia holds
81, OOO,O 900 in American bonds and
stocks, principally the former. These
include issues Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, New York Central railroad,
Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific,
Southern Pacific. New York, New Har
ven & Hartford and New Jersey Cen
trail railroad. His holdings are regis
tered in the name Of q St. Petersburg
firm, to whom all communications re-
garding them are sent. The royal In
come is increased 100000 annually BY
these securities, which, at the ruling
market prices show an appreciation q
nearly $t;000,000 over the average price
at which they were bought Empress
Eugenie had at one time invested here
80. 100000. The royal family Of Spain
! holds today Dur securities for about
S2.0eo.0oo--a greater sum tthh9n Il IN
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