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Marine Intelligence

Astoria, Ore, May 22-Sailed: Danish
steamer Polarstjernen, Queenstown.
Hong-Kong. May 23.-Arrived previously
HongKong Maru, San Francisco. Honolulu,
Yokohama, etc.
Yokohama May 22.-Arrived: City of Pc
kin, San Francisco, via Honolulu, for Hong
Kong; Shipano Maru, Seattle. for Hong
Kong.
New York, May 23-Arrived: New York,
Southampton: Hesper,a. Naples, etc Sailed:
Marquette, London; Finland, Antwerp. Fur
nessia. Glasgow: Etruria Liverpool; Prin-
zess Irene, Naples and Genoa: Island. CO.
penhagen; Belgravia, Hamburg.
Plymouth, May g 3-Arrived: Koenigen Luz
ise New York, for Cherbourg and Bremen,
and proceeded.
Cherbourg. May 22-Sailed: Deutschland,
from Hamburg and Southampton, for New
Yori.
Antwerp. May 2a-Sailed: Kroonland, New
York
Havre, May 2s-sailed: La savole, New
York.
Queenstown. May 2a.-Sailed: cymric,
from Liverpool, for New York.
Liverpool. May 2.-Arrived: sylvania,
New York.
Glasgow. May zs.-Arrived: sarmatian,
Montreal
Greenock, May 2s.-Arrived: Siberian,
Philadelphia, via ST. Johns, Newfoundland
Liverpool, May Z.-Sailed: Umbria, New
York.
cherbourg. May 23.-sailed: Philadelphia,
from Southampton for New York.
Liverpool May 3.-Arrived: Moyune, Ia
coma, via Hong-Kong, etc.
Naples. May 22.-Sailed: Perugia, New
York.
Glasgow, May 2s.-Sailed: Lakonia. Mon
tIeal; No. xegian. Montreal
Butt of Lewis, May 23.-Passed: Norge,
New York. via Christiansand and Copenha-
gen.
London. May A.-Arrived: LAncastrian.
Boston.
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DOCTOR ON FOOD
Experimental o, Himself.

A physician OF Gallon. O., says: For
the last few years l have been a sufferer
from Indigestion. and. although have used
various remedies and prepared foods with
some benefit 1t was not until tried Grape
Nuts that was completely cured.
LAS q food It Is pleasant and agreeable
very nutritious and Is digested and assim-
Hated with very little effort On the part Of
the digestive organs. As nerve food and
restorer It has no equal. and as such is es-
peclally adapted to students and other brain
workers It contains the elements neces-
sary for the building Of nerve tissue and by
so doing maintains an equilibrium OF, waste
ard repair.
increased number OF red blood corpuscles
and in this way strengthens all the organs
providing a vital fluid made more nearly
mending its use to my patiepts. for value
Il az a food and know 1t will benefit all
who use it, Name furnished by Postum
CO, Battle Crsek. Mich.
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BIG BEAR RAID ON .
new YORK EXCHANGE.
New Low Levels Recorded in Several
0tocks-Railroads Particu-
ularly Weak.

FEPUBLIc SPECIAL.
New York, May IA bear raid was
made on stocks to-day. a number Of low
prices being established. The most striking
decline was made in st. Paul, which fell
81 points to 15L Pennsylvania lost ~
points, Union Pacific "a. Southern Pacific
2 and New York Central and Rock Island
III each.
Probably the greatest interest was taken
in the fall in United States Steel securities.
These we,e among the weakest OF the list.
Tho selling was based on rumors subse-
quently denied by Judge E. II. Gary of the
Steel Corporation. that some Of the Chicago
plants were to close down for the summer.
The decline In Steel common amounted to
ia points and that In preferred to 1ss. Both
sold at the lowest quotation of the year.
The bark statement was only Indifferent
~ favorable and the prospect of large gold
bear position. The closing prices were
practically the lowest of the day.
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no time. been surprised to learn OF my
Death. 1t was all due to kidney trouble,
for which l could secure no relief. I
was under the care of my family ply
sician for a number Of years, but he
was unable to do me any good. l also
consulted two noted specialists on kid
ney disease, but they were unable to
give me more than temporary relief.
had already made application to join
the army. but was turned down on &C
count Of my bad physical condition.
Il was advised to try that greatest
Of all s-SWAMP-ROOT.
II wrote to Dr. Kilmer & Co., at Bing-
hamton. N. Y. for sample bottle. and
Its effect upon me was SO noticeable
that l went Immediately and bought a
supply from my druggist, with the re-
suit that in comparatively short time
1 had entirely recovered and became
the man you see me now.
Il served a number Of years IN tho
army, and for the past four years l have
been connected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department. My work. both In
the army and fighting fires in Philadel.
phia, has been of the most arduous, and
work that l could not do. did not have
q strong physique.
IL do not know what the words "Kid-
ney Trouble" mean now. and do not ex-
pect to. l cannot speak too highly OF
Swamp Root. A few bottles OF this
great remedy did more for me than
dozen physicians could"
(Signed) HUGO HuTI,
222S Vine st., Philadelphia. Pa
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Richard A. Garfield. proprietor Of the
most palatial gambling house in New York,
suddenly returns to face any charge which
may be preferred against him. Investiga-
ton fails to show any indictment against
him.
Senator Hanna is in tight corner on the
Roosevelt Endorsement question. He does
not want the Ohio Convention to indorse
the President as the next Republican can
didate, and yet he is afraid to oppose Roose-
Welt openly.
In the cutting down Of the Western Union
poles along the Pennsylvania Railroad, Wall
street sees renewal of hostilities between
the Gould and Pennsylvania interests. The
fight was begun when the Goulds found an
Eastern outlet to the coast
TIE Chicago police raid another ''get-rich-
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FIND WOMAN'S HAT AND CAPE.
Articles Fished From River Lead
tO Murder Theory

A woman's black straw hat and a plush
cape were fished from the river off Arsenal
street yesterday morning by Joseph Merkel
Of No. 21s Dorcas street.
The police are investigating the discov-
cry, which may develop into a suicide or
murder. Policeman Sullivan of the Second
District and Merkel searched the river in
the vicinity with pike poles. but no body
was found.
The hat is black sailor with black rib
Don band. A steel stickpin with black head
ana two hairpins were in the hat. The cape
Is ornamented with small black beads.
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WILL REFUSE DEMANDS.
Freight Handlers Strike Is Expected
in Chicago,

Chicago, May 23.-General managers Of the
various railroads centering in Chicago
would not commit themselves by ex-
pressing an opinion on the subject Of the
demands made by their freight handlers.
They, have not yet returned any answer to
the demands and would not state the ma
ture of the reply that will be given.
% 1t is evident, howe yer. from their demean-
or, that their answer will be a refusal to
grant the concessions asked.
The general managers evidently expect q
it occur The present attitude Of their en-
ployes Is considered by them unreasonable
in view of the adjustment made nine
months ago.
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Years Close n, Lombard.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Galesburg. ILL.,. May 3-Doctor William
Rainey Harper, president Of the University
Of Chicago. will speak at the annual COM
mencement-day exercises OF Lombard Col
lege. which are to be held in this city
Thursday, June 4. The usual commence
ment-week exercises will commence Sunday
morning, May 81. when President C. E. Nash
Of the college will deliver the baccaIaureate
address. Monday evening the annual Town
will take place. Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock the annual meeting of the Associa-
ton Of Graduates takes place, and In the
afternoon the graduatee IN musio WIN give
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
The fiftieth anniversary Of the St Louis
High School will be celebrated at the Odeon
Friday.
Martha Gormly. IA years old, faints at
the morgue after Identifying the body of her
father. who was killed in street car acci-
dent
Levi Baugh, Sr., is seriously injured in
fight with fierce watchdog In his Office in
East st. Louis.
Miss Clara Valentine Marx adopts the
vaudeville stage as her profession.
Capitalists ask for charter for new ma
tional bank for East St Louis.
Preparations for the exercises and decora-
ton Of the graves Of the veterans on Dec
Grafton Day have been completed.
Alien ministers cannot perform legal mar
riage ceremonies.
Financial statement compiled by County
Clerk of st. Louis County shows comfort
able balance on hand.
Max Strasberg, a theological student, will
go to Germany to fulfill marriage vow
E Lemoine Grover dies one day after his
marriage to Miss Estelle Heuser
Civic Improvement League appoints COM
mittee to wage war on weeds in vacant lots.
Jere ]. Hannigan is on trial for his al
legged connection with the Suburban bribery
deal
Emil Hartmann Is given six-year sentence
for his connection with the city lighting
deal bribery.
The Inauguration of two new telephone
exchanges has necessitated a revision of
Bell numbers in the West End districts.
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Emphatic Denial From Gould.

New. York, May 23.-Geo. ]. Gould in an
interview here denied that he was secretly
interested in the project to reach the Pa
cifc Coast by an Independent line from Salt
Lake. Mr.. Gould also said that he had
not a dollar invested in any railroad pro-
iect west of Ogden, and that he was not
identified with David Moffett's Denver,
built through the mountains of Northwest-
ern Colorado from Denver to Salt Lake
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Noncommi..ioned omcer., club.

NVHcUhufhIsSIOheu UWceEE CIub.
At meeting held Friday evening by
the noncommissioned officers Of the First
Regiment, N. G. NJ, the following were
elected temporary officers of the Noncom-
missioned Officers Club: Sergeant, Elam,
Campany F., president; Sergeant Hobbs,
Hospital Corps, secretary; Sergeant Free,
Company II, treasurer.
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New York. May 2s.-John Mcneil, grand
president and organizer Of the Brotherhood
of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of
America, in a statement to-day, says that
the strike Of the boilermakers on the Union
Pacific. tnaugurated June 19. 1902, has been
settled, the men being granted a substantial
increase and other questions arranged satis-
factorily to both parties. ALI the men now
out are to return to, work.
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Pe.taIoxxi Sch ooI Picnic.
CLOCK
Four Hundred Years Old Keeps
Good Time.

A. clock four hundred years old keeping
good time and with a pipe organ attach
ment that plays eight different airs. none
of which has ever been heard before by any
gentleman in New York City. The human
system requires more care than any piece
OF mechanism and death is often the result
of some simple malady because the symp-
toms are misunderstood. DR.. Burkhart's
Vegetable Compound will expel the poisons
from the system and fill the veins with rich,
red. healthy blood. You can get 80 days
treatment OF this great medicine at ~
drug store for 10
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Mr. Hutt is known the strongest in the Fire De-
partment and has taken prizes at athletic tourna
nents for his prowess in the field of sports.
He is also exSergeant of the United States Infantry
having for several years been stationed Fort Nobrara
Neh Mr. Hutt also served with the Sixth Pennsylvania
Regiment during the Spanish American War.
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A ND this is only one mans
n story - if the average

reader of could persuaded read the thou
sands of such testimonials which to DrKmers Swamp
Root the Kidney troubles which act humanity would
be cut down fifty per cent
For these testimonials all prove beyond doubt that
greatest for kidney liver and bladder troubles IS
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New St. Loui. Corporations.

The Henry Zeiss Real Estate and Investment
Sompsny nIed articles Of incorpoTa,ion. With the
Hecorder OF Deeds yesterday; capital, $lb.00 all
paid Henry Zeiss holds 14S shares or stock and
sophia and Anna F. Zeiss one share each.
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BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $500 :
06s; balances, 1858. .269. Local discount rates
were firm between s and 6 per cent. Do
mestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York. Csc premium bid, 60c premium
asked; Chicago, &c discount bid. par asked;
Cincinnati, par bid. Csc premium asked;
Louisville and New Orleans. 10c discount
bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower at 705kc b. July: 751s9
76c No. 2 red. Corn closed higher at 47s9
&c July: 45Q451ac No. mixed. Oats closed
at 32ac b. July; 351zc No. 2 mixed.
The local market for spot cotton vas un-
changed.
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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF

quick concern. which is charged with con-
Quoting a bucket shop. It was found that
trey had thousands of investors scattered
all over the country, many of them in st.
Louie.
The town of Altman, Colo, is almost
wiped out by fire supposed to be Of incen-
diary origin. When the Fire Department
went to respond to the alarm it was found
that the hose had been cut.
There was another bear raid on the New
York Exchange. Railroad stocks were par
ticularly weak.
1t is reported that 81, ,00O, 900 of buried treas
ure is unearthed in Western Oklahoma,
where it had been buried many years ago by
soldiers who were attacked by Indians.
The Reverend Newell Dwight Hills an
nounces that he would willingly make the
bed of Booker T. Washington if the latter
should ever be guest at his house.
FOREIGN.
Major John Mcbride challenges John Red
mond and others to duels in France as a re-
suit of the riot which his wife, formerly
Maude Come. started at Dublin several
days ago.
Joseph Chamberlain and the rest Of the
British Cabinet are seriously at outs over
the question Of protection or discriminat tive
tariffs.
The French Ministry undergoes severe
ordeal on the reassembling of Parliament,
but receives a vote of confidence at the
close of a spirited debate.
An anonymous critic. writing in one of the
London dailies, severely arraigns American
bred women for their alleged snobbishness
and tuft-hunting.
Efforts to enforce the recent laws against
aliens in Venezuela have called forth strong
protests from representatives of European
Powers at Caracas.
SPORTING.
The Reliance outsails the Columbia and
the Constitution.
Smith Academy team tied Blees Military
Academy IN interscholastic meet at Column
bia.
Griffith had Browns at his mercy. defeat
ing St Louis by score Of to /.
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were 1cicle, Mafaldo, Flash of Night, Major
Pelham, Lunar, Scorpio and Joe Lesser.
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HEFUbIAiC SfECIAIA
Jonesboro. Ark, May za.-Mr. Harrison
farmer living one mile east Of this c!tv' was
killed here to-day. He was driving a double
team. team aSsos, the overhead bridge when his
him to the ground and killing him aimnsf
instantly. ---'-s
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Arrangements have been made for the
st. Vincent Church picnic and reunion.
which is to be held at schoenlau's Grove
June 1& An excellent programme mas been
provided and the picnic this year ex-
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State. died at HIS home in London Town
ship. Fayette County. Friday.
He was so years old. and was born in
Braxton County, Virginia. He settled near
Galesburg. Ill. when very young man,
and resided in this part Of the State al
most continuously, though his work for the
church covered wide territory.
HIS wife survives him: also a daughter.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bolt, of this place.
MRS. NJ. A. ROBINSON. 1.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
~ Salisbury Mo-. May 23.-Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson,
died to-day. s'
r. B. CLARK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. -.
o,5 5vaan,sgiiie. a,s IND. May 0-R B. Clark d yea.s
MRS. ELIZABETH RAND1N
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dorchester. ILL.,. May 3-Mrs mis,bsth Pan
qiS, vile OF Jacob Randle. died Ut the home Of
John Heyen ne-half mile east Of thia nlaea ldst
night at 1880 o'clock. 'N e1is piAse' Asse
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DEATH OF ELDER J. W. MEEKS.
Well-known Religious Worker
Dies at Age of 80.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

NEf UBLIC SPECIAL.
Ramsey, ILL.,. May 3.-Elder J. W. Meeks,
for many years a preacher Of the doctrine
of the Church Of the Disciples of Christ
and one of tho Oldest residents of this
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Missourians in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. May 23-Among the arrivals
ing Missourians:
st. Louis-E. D. Taylor j. Ramsey. Jr, and
der HOFFMAN: q. W. Thompson. Astos: &. IS.
Wise. st. Denis
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Fire-Fighter's Story.
Strongest nan in the Philadelphia Fire Department-Once
JeakesGained His Strength and Health by Using Swamp
Root, the Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy.

ERE story to special representative Phil
III adelphias Newspaper 1.-The American:
You will hardly was time
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J
with kidney trouble? Does
your back ache? Do you feel
bad all over and can't tell ex-
actly what's the matter? Have
you tried medicines or doctors
without benefit? Are you about
discouraged? Then do as l did,
and get well-Use DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root! l know it will
carc you"
If he did this, would you be-
lieve him?
Wouldn't you if you were a
sufferer follow h is advice,
knowing that he bore living,
sentient, vital testimony to
the wonderful virtues of this
great natural remedy?
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Body Of H. s, Todd Recovered.

Body of H. s. Todd Recovered.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, Mo-. May 23.-After forty
eight hours the body Of H. g.. Todd was
recovered from Swain Creek. Just below
this morning: The dead man lived in st.
Louis, and was the father OF V. c. Todd, a
real estate agent of this city.
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TjERE'S the story of who was near deaths door
1 i and saved by using SwampRoot
If he came to you and said: MY friend do You suffer
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President Yoakum Returns.
President B. r. Yoskum and Vice Presi-
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Farmer Killed In Runaway.

Lotus Sims for Memphis. '. ''e0'ne'
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Tx7ELL, that is just what
w Hugo Hutt, strongest
man in the Philadelphia Fire
Department, hero of a hundred
battles with the flames, isdoing
now through the medium of
this newspaper.
Hugo HUT has been con-
nected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department for the past
four years. He is stationed
at the engine-house at Nine
teeuth and Co1lowhill streets.
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DR.. Kilrner's Swazazaa ap-Root


R so iM " our d
have ~ " k m
druggists
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-15
Prastary obyczaj.

Wiadoma jest rzecza, IL zaden
kraj ME przestrzega tax scisle o.
byczajow tradycya uswieconych,
jak Anglia. Corocznie mp. ma Bo-
ze Narodzenie miasto Londyn o.
fiarowuje wysokim dygnitarzon
dworskim, lordowi kanclerzowi,
kanclerzowi skarbu, ministrom,
czarne sukno w najprzedniejszym
gatunku. Burmistrz najbardzieJ
przez Rad uprzywilejowanego
miasta otrzymuje znow sukno zie-
lone. Obyczaj ten pochodzi z XIV
wieku. Ojcowie miasta Londynu
zas otrzymuja W zamian poda-
runki cd dworu, najoryginal-
niejszym Z Mich, datujacym SIG
XII wieku So - kwity, ma mo-
cy ktorych lord-burmistrz moze
W Bushey-Parku wybrac sobie
cztery tiuste jelenie, a kazdy al
derman po try ma pieczei swia-
teczna.
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Rome wiadomescI .
telegraficzne.

Nicmiccka rada pahstwa
przyjela rezolucya, azeby prosic
rad o zastanowienie sic mad
sprawa, czyli ME 'byloby dobrze
nalozyc wyzsze clio ma matte ra-
finowana, niz ma surowq, by do
prowadzic do rozWiniecia sic kra-
jowego przemys1u rafinowania
nafty polozyc koniec wyzyskom
re strony amerykahskiej Stan
dard Oil Co."
= DIVA bataliony francuskiej
legii w Algierze. otrzyma}y roz-
kaz przygotowania sic do mar
szh ku granicy marokahskiej.
Wielkim wezyrem w Kon-
stantynopolu zostal zamianowa-
ny Ferid Pasza, prezydent mace
donskiej komisyi reform. Said Pa
sza zreZygnowal powodu, ze in
nj ministrowie oponowali jego
planowi, by wydatki zmniejszye
"a pomoca obciecia pensyj wyz-
szych urzednikoW.i
Nielniecki nastepca tronu
Fryderyk Wilhelm wczoraj wy
jechal do Petersburga.
: Prezydentem Salvadoru 20
stall obrany we wtorek Pedro J..
Escalon z Santa Ana. Kszta2cilsie
w Stanach Zjednoczonych jest
wielki1n przyjacielem tychze.
= Wlochy urzedowo oznajmia>
ia, ze w sprawie Venezuela zu-
pefnie har,nonijnie dzialac beda
postqpienieln rzadu brytyjskie-
go i niemieckiego.
Ma kaukusie republican
skich cz}onkow legislatury W
Springfield, Ill, zosta} nomino-
wany A. J. Hopkins z Aurora
kandydatem ma senatora zwiaz-
kowego, jake nastepca senatora
Masona.
w Utah nominowanym 20
stall kandydatem ma senatora
zwiazkowego Reed Smoot, znany
apostol Mormon6w,
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Telegrar11y.

Berlin, 1890 stycznia. = Blu
Diet pruski ma rok 1903 obejmuje
defcyt W sulnie $I8,175,ooo, kto-
ry ma bye pokryty pozyczk2'
Przychody obliczono ma $780,
55I,482, rozchody zwyczajne
ma S62e,oo2,4o8, a nadzwyczajne
ma S3o,634o74. : Minister IL
nans6w Rheinbaben niedobory
tlomaczy1 'zlymi czasam". Do
chody Z kolei zelaznych zmnieJ-
szyly sic w roku urzedowym. o
SI7,ooo,ooo, rolnictwo znajduJe
sic w stanie niepomyslnym, a o
przemysle mic lepszego powie-
dziec sic ME da. TAX mp. zapo-
Erzebowanie zelaza SuroWego
spad}o w ciagu dw6ch lat ubie-
glvch re 1922 funtow ma glove,
ma 80 funtow ma glove. "Amery-
ka" - dodal = lest wedle me-
go zdania ciernnyn Punktem ma
naszym horyzoncie przemyslor
wynn. Nasze targi krajowe musza
znacznie bye wzmocnione, gdyz
zalezne sa dzisiaj Cd Ameryki i
Anglii" Minister doda}, ze bu-
Diet ma rok 1903 wykazuje def
cyt S58,25o,ooo. Wykazai jak
trudna bedzie rzecza budzetu
tego skreslic $19,ooo,ooo przy
najwiekszej oszczednosci. Po-
miedzy nowemi pozycyami roz-
chod6w znajduje sic pierwsza
rata ma budowe kr6lewskiego
paiacu w Poznaniu. Minister wy
razi1 sic, rnowiac tel pozycyi:
MAN nadzieje, re przekona to
nar6d jeszcze wiecej o TEN, IL
pruski orzel ME wypuszcza tego,
co raz wzial W swe szpony. Mo
vie to szczegolniej dla tych'
ktorzy marza o wskrzeszeniu
kr6lestwa polskiegq".
Kingston, IS stycznia. : O.
kret Dolphin, ma ktorym iedzie
posei amerykahski Bowen do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, zatrzy-
~ua2 a;a 4a4- hu nAAsak ,uaaii- =,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-15

nal Union" j Team Drivers Inter
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