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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
Consumption Must
be Cured by
Cooperation
The Tubsreu!osis Congress Advocates
United Action.

- address tho, t1trd that If
orl
would die
ordinary terrible
with these % ter" % 100000 take their places
In Of the mankind who
Il cooperation positively
disease already deveI
% AMI working its ravae before the Of all people but to prevent
III" appearance" Of a new army Of con~umr'ivcs:
Happily campaign cooperation
spread already
paper presented American
thorough knowledge Of the case Of Frederick Iammann the
American patient Professor Aiph Hon in Vienna eminent
medical
which
rcprntc, Il No =. Of the LegaIJou
1t affords considerable Frederick
aunnn This Congress he said in introducing the mot only be-
cause ' young man has been saved from an early grave D0 as wen " re-
cord that the which cured him the Of the
This case holds out to the thousands of sufferers ray of sunshine
rae the gloom CURE suffering of human
cure Of Frederick Iamrnann now familiar history Of
medicine because American after Professor HoH lad
proved his claim remarkable all the larger
cities of America aud in eHo'er quarters hron from week to week by
miraculous in their communities
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There must cooperation hcart work great national
result
Professor Of Cure
conumpyc people. a
rulOn themselves moals
who must drag themselves on the highways Of life die in sr
they in "a gnsps of
of simplest
Buardsl
America
consumption way
which majority world might be
reached His prescription can be taken at home To take it and to carry ont
require
ance Of physician and yet Professor Hon and the American Bureau have
been quick realize that the warfare on consumption must nave the hearty
Consumption s
Of
Of
Tell the patient that he can b" cured makes his cure much easier Give
done him II he does not get it. In all t, b be- cured and when this
patient
Cooperation between the patient the physician friends the
sumpve
relief in with that chance for that there with
other disease.
Professor Hon desires his cure to be in the hands of every sufferer is
humanys medicine The prescription is compounded accordance with
Prof Hons directions the American Bureau Third Tenth
people from
favoaby
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per exactly price
The triangular trade mark Of the American Bureau of Professor TIors
purchaser
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

Er.PTBLIc SPECIAL.
Vinceunes. Ind. Oct l0-Doctrshtsr
Mrs. r. ]. Reynolds. Mrs. Gcorg'
and Mrs. Samuel Judah We're So
iCrcd in a runaway at the Fdi
to iay-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

One Of the most emphatic statements
made NJ the late session Of the Amer
lean tuberculosis Congress. held in
New York. was that there, are HALF
y MILLION AMERICANA. NOW
SUFFERING FROM CONSCMP-
TION.
Nn less an authority than pr. Henry
H. HOltou. who read the presidential
address at the congress. stated that "r
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

operations IN a few days. Various gaE
are assigned for the shutdown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

Funeral of General CarIIB.
The funeral of Major General william
p. Car!in. whose death occurred suddenly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
NUMBERS HAVE DIED
Blockade Measures Have Resulted in
Much DestltutiOn.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
One Hundred and Twelve Mea and
five Women Ace Reported lla'.
ing Starved 10 Death on
Island Of Los Roques.

Caracas. Jan 2i-No news has been
received here tending TO confirm the
report that the Gs' ian warship Pan
ther had entered. - &c MarIcalbo and
that the Venezuela cruissr Mirands
had surrendered 10 her The ruinor is
believed 10 be without 70 r'hlatlon.
II developed that the Dutca ciuiser
De Ruyer. which arrived at la Guayrs
Wednesday from he islanl Of los
Roques which Is mostly inhabited by
charcoal burners. tradins with -
GuayrA found that i!3 men aud FIVE
women had died Of huaser and thi.st
as a result Of the bloc'auie measures
OF the allied powers. wh.rl prohil ted
schooners from carrying provisions
and water TO the island.
As previously cabled. the DE Ruyei
left provisions and water sufficient "a
last eight days with the inhabitants
Of Los Roques. who are 10 be con
yeyed In a schooner TO Curacao at the
earliest possible date.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
scHEOER REPORTS.
Gives H. Reason. for shsliing the For,
Of san Carlos

Gives H, Reason. for shslilBg the Fort
Of san Carlos
Berlin. Jan. 2l-commodore seheder.
commanding the German feet In vene.
Tuelan waters. offieially reports the
BON mbardment Of Fort San Carlos from
Maraeaibo under date Of Jan. 2l, as fol.
lows:
"On the 18th inst. while the Panther
was passing the Maracaibo bar. she
was Unexpectedly attacked by Fort san
Carlos which opened a heavy nre on
her To this the Panther replied and
cannOnade was exchanged FOR half an
hour Owing 20 the difficulties Of nayl.
cation the Panther deslsted.
In order % exact immediate pun.
ishment for this attack. the more so
a. the Venezuelan government had
proclaimed II a victory. bombarded
the fort with the Vineta on the 2lst
inst. and destroyed H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
ENGLISH ARR EXCITED
Not Pleased With the Cuban Reel.
prOcity Measure.
FEAR TT WILL HARM.
Delegates Prom ill Over the United
Kingdom Wait Upon Lord Lans.
downe and Insist That lie
Protect Them.

London. Jan 2i-The reciprocity
treaty between Cuba and the United
States threatens to raise one Of the
most serious differences Of opinion be.
tween Great Britain and the United
States that has occurred for years So
much significance Is attached to the
matter that a meeting OF the cabinet
has been specially summoned 10 sec
what action can be taken. There is. OF
course. no alarmist feeling as 70 any
possible straining OF diplomatic rela.
tons. but Great Brltaln's entire com.
mercial policy is believed 10 be vitally
concerned. The matter came to a head
through a deputation from the cham
ber OF commerce OF the United King.
dom. which waited upon Foreign Sec
retary Landsdowne Friday. II included
several members Of parliament and
represented the most powerful bust.
ness Interests from all British indus
trial centers
Replying N the delegates argument
that all advantages which government
gained by securing abolition OF sugar
bounties would be- sacrificed 10 the
Cuban reciprocity treaty became oper-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
Action Of German warships IL Mach ID
plored by Minister nowsn.

Action Of German war,hips IL Mach DE
plored by Minister Bowsn.
Washington. Jan 2i.-The depart
ure OF the German charge from Cara
cas- after the presentation o. his ulta.
matum with the ensuing attack upon
the legation bulldingl and the repulse
Of the Panther by the Venezuelan forts
Is regarded as afording motives but
not excuses for the continuing OF the
hositilities Of the German men Of war
II is understood that both these In
cidents have been a source OF consider
able chagrin 10 the German emperor
and on this ground his orders TO the
vineta. Fake and Panther are not SO
surprising
Il Is hoped. however. that the fatal
ties reported Wednesday from the fort
VIII Dee sufficient 20 ayenge German
pride Delay is 10 be expected In the.
negotiations at Washington because oi.
the limited powers given representa-
uves of the allies here II appears
that they are unable 10 make a move
save under specific Instructions of
their foreign offices In the matter
of the blockade all they can do Is 10
transmit their governments answers
TO Mr. Bowen.
Much as he deplores the ine1pllca
bic action Of Germany In twice BON
harding the San Carlos forts with a
force many times as large as that oi
the Venezuelan. Mr. Bowen Is disposed /
TO treat this parade of strength a.
local" and so far a. he is concerned /
will not let II interfere with his effort
TO secure peace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
Restaurador Armed.

la Guayra, Jan. 2i-The former
Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador. now
In the possession Of the Germans. ar
rived here at 2 O'Clock Friday after
noon from Puerto Cabello and anchor
ed near the shore Her presence
caused great popular Indignation. Al
3 O'Clock several rife shots were heard
In the distance Shortly afterwards
the Restaurador left her anchorage
and moved 20 position outside the
harbor and under the protection OF the
guns OF the British cruiser Tribuna
She has been armed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
ro..s..Ien Of Go,.tnmrn,.

Maracaibo. Jan. 2i.-At 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon Fort San Carlos was
In the possession OF the government
forces and the bombardmont by the
German warships was still going on
There has been NO material change IN
the situation The Gunboat Panther
was the only vessel 10 come inside the
bar. Communication with the fort is
very difficult Great excitement pre-
walls In Maracalho
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25


alive. Lord Lansdowne said he thor
oushiy realized the gravity Of the
situation and proceeded 70 read dis
patches showing Ambassador Herbert
forcefully represented British objec-
iions 10 the treaty. pointing out II was
10 all intents and purposes a dlscrimi.
nation against all British possessions
In the We Indies. Secretary Hays
reply maintained the United States
was doing no more than Il had a right
10 do. and intlmated IL had no inten.
ton of me- flying the Cuban treaty
Secretary Lansdowne added that all
information available pointed 10 the
fact that the treaty would pass. but an
nounced the cabinet should consider 10
anything further could be done. The
delegates said they understood the
treaty contains secret clause stipu-
lating that no further measures OF
reciprocity would be undertaken by
the United States toward British West
Indies. II such was the case. IL Is sug.
gestcd 10 Lord Iansdowne that Great
Britain would only be within her rights
In retaliating with an increased duty
on grain. The foreign secretary gave
no intlmation on this point. which ap
parently was only suggested in the
hope that some members OF the cabi
net who are reported 20 be strongly in
favor OF a more protectionist policy
might use IL as a handle TO forward
their views.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
MUST CONTINUE.

Great Britain, Germany aud Italy said %
Oppose blockade Raising.
London, Jan. 2t.-lt Is learned here
by a representative OF the Associated
Press that Great Britain. Germany and
Italy have agreed that Mr.. Bowen's
proposal that blockade OF veneIuelS
BE- Immediately raised cannot be enter.
tained. and that coerciye action must
continue until the proper guarantee IL
forthcoming The foreign Offices hold
that any other course would entail
failure Of the attempt 10 bring about q
settlement by diplomacy at Washing.
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25

Washington, Jan. 2i-Actiyo cx
change Is going on between England
and Venezuela as represented by Min
lister Bowen respecting blockade rails.
ing British government is showing an
amicable spirit Germany so FAR. has
returned no answer. and unpleasant
comment has resulted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25

Baltimore. Jan 2i.-Mr. and Mrs
VIM. T Hollenspade. OF this city have
n daughter named after Miss Alice
Roosevelt The baptIsmal service was
interesting The parents are deaf and
dumb. a. Is Rev. ID. H. Merritan. who
ofhciated The ceremony was conduct
ed In the sign language
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
no,h Train. wrecked.

Omaha. Ncb. Jan 2i.-Tho FIRST sec
ton Of Union Pacific train No. 3 ran
into an extra freight 40 Gothenburr
Fireman owens was killed. Several
other trainmcn were injured Both
trains we're badly wrecked.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
INLAND WEATHER.
rSlsErApAiS Reports Of Climatic oOu'
ditisns Fron the Interior.

The following was the coalition Of The
weather At the VARIOUS points Of the In
terror as reported BY telegraph Yesterday
morning:
la sIEe-clOudy. north wind, q
about.
whl,.hOrse-cls,r, south wind, 90
abave.
Cahbou-ClsAr, calm. 20 above.
White: Pass-clOudy, south wlnt' e
above.
Gllclsr-ClOuty, sOu'h wind. 90 'boys
Fra5er-Snowlng, strong south wind, IS
above.
Log Clbln-SnoWlng, south gale, "a
above.
Bsnnett-Cloudv. south wind, 90 above.
Atlln-CloudY, south wind, 20 above
TaKlsh-Sloudv, Su'h wind, 7s shove.
Hootallnqla-Cls,r, calm, 90 above.
Big Sllmon-Clear. calm, IS above.
Yukon cfNssinE-Clsr, calm. II above.
Selkirk-Cloudv, calm, % above.
Sslvln-Cloudv, north wind, - blve
S,ewat-Snowlng calm, 10 above.
Demonstrating, calm, " above,
Fortvmlls-Cloudv, calm, 70 above.
Ogllyle-ClOudv, north wind, II abov'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
LADIES
Will Furnish Program for
Debating Society.

The SksEvav Literary and Debating
Society will, tomorrow night, hold an I'M
USUALLY Interesting session. The night IS
designated As ladies' night, and the best
LADY, talent has been united into q iol I
effort to give the public treat. A tns
musical program will pr'esds a prize COM
petition In hvs-mlnuts sSsays. BY ladies
only. Each lady has a right to choose her
own subject. The arrangements are en-
tlrsly due to the energetic efforts Of Mrs.
Emma c. lie FsVsrs, who kindly has re-
Hevsd tbs COMMITTEES Of thslr work. After
the opening business session. the ladies'
will take entire charge Of the meeting, IN
der the presidency Of Mrs lie Fsyre.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

s.. SlvIour's Church. Slh Ave. and
State s..
Fourth sunday 90 Lent.
Holy C0mmuplon, Sa. m.
Mcruiug PRAYER fnd sermon, 40 a. N.
Eysns0ng auj sermon. 100 ?. NJ.
Su CAV school, ? .. N.
M1uIns ,opL; "Ths Conf IT'S Of
Case
sv-ling topi>: The 8roksn Nat"
L-n,sn services: wednesday, 3:}) P,
~ Fujay, 7:}o D m
All are e0fiially welcome.
Rev. James &. Cameron, Rector.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Early Mass 40 $50 a. N.
High Mass al 1870, q. m,
Sunday school Al 7.3o .. N.
Evening service and 6ensticllon al 7:lo
.. m.
Father Tupsll will ofhela,s and preach
a, high mass and Father Colbert al early
mass ana In the evening. o. Wednesday
ani Fhttv evenings, ssryles a, 7;lo.
On week DAYS Mass al sp N.
All are cordially Invited.
Father P. n. Turnell, S. J.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
REsBsrERlAN CHURCH

Moin.a- worship liam.
Morning subject "Ths Economv Of
Giving"
Evening subject; prove, Hold Fhs,
Absolye."
Al the evening service MS ). Hal
Young will sing. IF Were a Voles."
Special music.
Christian Entsayor meeting 7 2. m.
Evening ssrTcss s 2. N.
Thursday PRAYER meeting s .. %.
All are cordially Invited.
Rev. S. Hall Young. d. o..
Acting Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

Humboldt in Port Tomorrow
and DirigO Tuesday.

There will Be two steamers IN port tn
FIRST Of the week. TomorroS the Alaska
FLYER Humboldt will arrive Early and thsr
on Tuesday, the DiriEo will b hsrG
Agent Friend received word Yesterday
that the Humboldt lsiI seattle al Q O'elOck
on Thursday night With 100 passsnEsrI
fog the North.
The Didgo besides having passengers
will have 100 head Of cattle for the Inside.
The Dlrigo took them aboard last Friday
and lsft Vancouver Friday afternoon al
I o'clock
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
SALVATION ARMY.

EVERYBODY Is Invited 10 stlsnd the p,
m, Holiness meeting 4 the Salvation
Army.
Salvation meetIng 81 . 2. m. also svsrv
night curing the week except tuesday And
FRIDAY.
T. E. Long. Captain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Corner Fifth and Main streets.
Morning service, ia
Evening service. 7:3o 2. N.
Sunt ~ school al I2:Is 2. m.
Morning suej.et: Prophecy FULFILLED. "
Evening subject: The Wandering Jew. F"
> ~ service, Gas .. N.
~ rs cordially Invited
ksv w mot Whitfield, D. D., PAstor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
Pencil MlSSl IN.

Meetings every night At o'el *, sx'
,ep, Monday. Bible rsldinS every day al
Ioam. SUNDAYS atSa.m.
Meeting In the ScindlnavlIn lhnEusg'
Sundi7 JPN.
A cordial Invitation extended to all.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services u the esmsr Of Main and
ur'h streets.
Services al Il m. and 100 .. N.
Sun.av ssh3J ItI2 m.
SUI lest: &C milling"
Evening su,i;c,: Love Of honsy.'
Rev. G. 5. ClsVengsr. Pastor,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning
Jinltfv I lad ending December 81 Of each
wear. This Is our sixth annud S,le, the
prizes and values during this sale are the
zane as before, slwavs the best that can
Be mad. 2. J. Clsvson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

Get prizes al Rovsl Laundry for family
work, special rates 10 rough DRY, next
10 new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

A large VARIETY Of the best the market
affords with beer al ten cents at TIE pack
Train free lunch table. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

1ne Seattle saloon Is q thoroughly re-
see table gen,leman's resort. Fine luehn
81 we'd with sVerY glass OF beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

our lining department s not Q bach
rumber. Ladies' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

tn, b,s, neal served 10 Whl,,hOrss Is
az the ArctIc Cafe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

Cluetts latest stvls msn collars and
cuffs al thf 3. N. Behrsnds Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

All kinds OF good things with beer at
70 cents a the Pack Train Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

You can get the fines, free lunch ever set
10 SkaEway st the Psck Train,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

Portllnd House furnishes eOmfCrtsbls
rooms and Is cent baths, Filth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

Free uneh and tsn-esnt beer At the Pack
Train. "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

I cannot tell he. we must make q little
profit. Clavson x Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

New Lace Curtains q, E. R. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-22

We oarry n = . ~ rsaAyAS-Tsar
taiior-mads nltA y n CiAySon 4 &c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-13
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 1890 listopada. -
w Chemulpo, ma Korei przyszlo
do starcia miedzy Rosyanami a
Japohczykami. 900 japohskich
robotnikow w dokach zaczepllo
26 marynarzy Z kanonierki
"B6br". Moskale ME mieli przy
sobie broni. Walczac tylko pie
Sciami, przebili sic wSr6d gradu
kamieni przez tium dostat sic
ma okret. Sadzac, re wiecej Ro-
syan jest w mieScie, 200 Japoh-
czykow, uzbrojonych W siekiery
palasze, wpadlo do dzielnicy,
zamieszkanej przez Europejczy-
k6w, rewidowa}o domy odma-
wiaIo wIadzom pos1uszehstwa.
Wyslano do Chemulpo KRAKOW
nix "Poltawa", azeby przywroc1c
tam spokoj i Porzadek,
Berlin, 1890 listopada. = Me
pogoda ME pozwoliia cesarzowi
uzywat przechadzki ma wolnem
pow1etrzu. Gojeniu sic rany
przeszkadza samowola pacyenta,
ktory niecierpliwiac sic, ME zwa-
"a ma przepisy lekarskie. Zamiast
m6w1c szeptem, podnosi CLOS,
czem sobie bardzo szkodzi. Ce-
sarz podziela obawy zony calej
rodziny, re cierpi ma chorobe, O.
dziedz1czona po ojcu re rak to-
CIV jego gardlo. Lekarze oswald
czaja obecnie, ze dopiero po u
piywie pieciu tygodni bedq mo-
gil wydac sad stanowczy o stanle
zdrowia Wilhelma. Jezeli do te-
go czasu rama ME zagoi sic zupel-
ME i cesarz ME odzyska calkowi-
Gle glosu, bedzie to zlym zna-
klein.
Berlin, 1890 listopada. = Re
zultat wyborow do sejmu pru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-13

Robotnicy we fabrykach zelaz-
nych W Berlinie przegrali strajk. Wra-
GAIA do piracy ma dawnych warunkach.
= Giolitti, prezes ministr6w Who's
kich, cofnaf ma zyczenie kr6la swe po-
DAME dymisya.
= Bracia Lebaudy odbyli podr6z
balonem Paryza do Noisson. w So
minutach przebyli przestrzeh diuga
46 mil
= Senat francuzki da1 Combesowi
wotum zaufania 225 giosami przeciw
81. Combes odmawia tylko zakonni-
kom prawa nauczania mlodziezy.
- Amerykanie W Kolumbii obawia-
ja sic swe zycie. Ludnost jest wro-
go przeciw MIN usposobiona.
w Santander policya odbywa re-
wizye domach strajkier6w konfi-
skuje brof znajdowana.
- Kr6l Piotr Serbski przesla{ po-
winszowanie kr6lowi Edwardowi z o.
kazyi rocznicy jego urodzin. otrzymai
odpowied& uprzejma.
w pociagu miedzy Moskwa a Pc
tersburgiem spalii sic wagon poetic
wy. spalily sic przeselki wartosciowe
ma sumo 91s miliona rubli.
- Dragomirow zostai odwo}any z
Kijowa, poniewaz car wzial mu "a zle,
re kazaf do ludu strzelac z armat.
- Zarzad trustu stalowego obniza
robotnikom place 10 procent Zysku-
je przez to Is milion6w dolar6w rocz-
ME.
- Roosevelt trwozy sic bardzo o
zdrowie cesarza Wilhelma. Dowie-
dziewszy sic operacyi, przeslaf ce-
sarzowi depesze wyrazami wsp6iczu-
cia. Original podziekowanie.
- DR.. E. Benjamin Andrews. kan
clerz uniwersytetu Nebraska. skarzy
sic, ze Amerykanie ma}o daza do wy
szej oswiaty. Powodujac sic wyiacznie
chciwoscia, ME So zdolni przyswoie
sobie wyzszych ideai6w.
= Kardynai Gibbons kazal we wszy-
stkich kosciolach swej archidyecezyi
zbierac co niedziele skiadki ma katoli-
ch Uniwersytet we Waszyngtonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-13
ObaWy 0 stan zdrOWia WiIheITna,
Pierwszy publiczny konsystorz Pa
pieza Piusa X,
Trudne zadanie rzadu wegierskiego.
POWOdy nedzy materyalnej W ROsyi.
DEMOKRACI W KONGREsIE PRZECIWNI UKkA.
DOM z PANAMA.

wodem wystapienia Anglii pre-
civ posiadaniu Konga przez kr6-
la Leopolda? Tylko to, ze ten OIL
brzymi kraj okazal sic tez olbrzy-
miem zrodlem bogactw, kt6re
nadzwyczajnie powieksza zna-
czenie Belgii. Dose powiedzlet,ze
-od roku 1890 do I9o3go wywie-
Iii Belgowie Konga samej tyl-
ko koSci sloniowej 100000 cent
narrow, w handlu kauczukiem zaj-
muja pierwsze ma Swiecie miej-
see, dostarczaja takze ma rynki E.
uropeiskie mahoniu hebanu, ,skor
rzadkich zwierzat i roznych
kruszc6w. Bogactwo Belgli ro-
$nie nadzwyczajnie, kapitalami
swymi zasila ona juz Rosye, anne
ryl<ahskierepubliki, ,Japonie iChl-
ny, zakupuje papiery wegierskie
polskie, slcwem, zaczyna grac
wybitna role ma pienieznym ryn-
ku i pod tym wzgledem robic
konkurencye Anglii. Z czasem
stanie sic jako pahstwo kolonial-
ne waznym politycznym czynni-
klein W Europe; ME uroSnie
wprawdzie do znaczenia Wielkiej
Brytanii, DO jej geograficzne po-
Iozenie ma to ME pozwala, ale mo-
ze stac sic tenn, czem niegdyS by
Ia republika wenecka. Otoz An
glia nietylko z zazdroscia patrzy
ma owe zr6dto belgijskich bo-
gactw, ale nadto obawia sic fl
nansowej konkurencyi Belgii.
Tylko dlatego podniosla ona spra-
we Konga day do odebrania
krolowi Leopoldowi tego "wolne-
go pahstwa'',, proponujac podzial
jego ma try czeSci, z kt6rych je-
dna odstepuje Niemcom, druga
Francyi, a trzecia zachowuje So
bic. Zarzuty podniesione przez
rad angielski przeciw zarzadowi
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rozjemczy w Hadze.