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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-24
About Money

EulIOI luutpeuueul,e hluuly III
dulge me in few words with your
readers regarding money.
One characteristic of advancing civ
ilization is demand for greater va
riety, better adaptability and superior
finish of products, while the produc-
Z tive efforts of iniividuals become less
general. That is, individuals are re-
stricted to the production Of dimin-
ishing variety Of objects while indi-
/ yidual desire is to consume an in
screasing variety of objects. This nee
essitates medium of exchange. The
fact is convenient medium of ex-
change is civilizations most import
ant tool.
Ones efforts may be restricted to the
production of a fractional part OF a
product with safety, only when faciIi-
ties for exchange are perfect. The
medium of exchange cannot be di-
verted from its legitimate Office with
out inflicting on civilization calam-
itous conditions.
A medium Of exchange is due So
ciety from the government. Govern
ment does, today, produce all money,
but it is not producing it for society
Money is government product ex-
clusively. Every effort is made to
deter individuals from its production.
But instead of producing money for
society directly, government produces
money only for those who make ii
their business TO control money.
Society is not permitted tc buy mon
t.trf 10.
debt for it to government favorites,
who are made accountable to no one
for Withholding it from society at
their pleasure. Some may think they
see in the coinage of gold the pro-
ducti0n of money not for government
favorites. but who knows that the
money syndicate does rot dictate the
coinage of all gold that has been
coined during recent years?
There are several things that 90 TO
show that 1t does do so. In the esti-
nation OF many gold coined and nn-
coined Is. as money, all one. The syn
dscated usurer Is capable ot discern
Ing and of producing n vast difference
When call loans so from to 81 per
cent, as was the case in Wall street
not very long since. go,d cuts no ilg-
IRE at all. IL is for a legal tender
such premium Ii demanded and oh
tanned.
To tho syndlcased usnrer the ar.
Terence between gold and geld coin
IA often AS the difference between i
aide OF leather aud work harness
10 the farmer. The fac, Is the Insurer
y utterly dependent on government
for money that will meet his peculiar
requirements Of money.
Ills entire dependence II on Gov
ernment produced money Aud yet. We
SEQ the government depending. aud
compelling tho business interests IN
tho country TO depend. for supply
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-24
Meier s Meier, Attorneys, istf q street,
Ilneotn. Nebraska
NorIcE To NoN.REsIpENr pEFKNnANl

NOTICE TO RESIDENT DEFENDANT
la the District Court IN aud for fanrafter
County. NehFask a.. James Gillian. plaingin.
w. Martha Jane Gillian, Defendant
The defendant Ia the ahota entitled cause IA
hereby notified that her husband. James ssiillam.
has commenced an action against her and aa
thc - day If March. 1904. nled his Petition in
the ahoxe named gourt. the oheeg anil prater
IT which Is 81 pfneuFc an absolute divorce nom
The bonds at marriage aud upon the ef~ands ~
severe and extreme cruelty and separation
The delendans = required o. answer The 10.
tuition ~ the plaintiff herein on 90 hesofe -
eith day Of Apfil. 1904. of the allegations thcYa~
~ viii - taken a. srnv AMI dceFeu entsfed 40
euFslinwlY.
JAMES GILLIAN.
w Meier i Meier Tits Attorneys
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SPECIAL MARKET LETTER
FROM NyE a BUCHANAN CO, 1--we
STOCK COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. SO. OMAHA.
NEB.

Cattle: With $500 Monday the
market was strong and higher. but
Tuesday brought about 5000 aud a
slow market, aA IA usual with heavy
receipts. but steady. Wednesday,
run was moderate and brought Z To
loo advance. Feeders seem anxious
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Seven Financial conspiracies

Editor Independent: Some weeks
since noticed an inquiry by one of
your readers about the Seven Finan-
cial Conspiracios. Being anxious 10
know whether the book was still be-
Ing issued. | wrote anG rQ/Dnusi two
copies of n today tromt uIii,
cry. LansinH. Mich. -
are plenty ON hand 49, seFAm TO
be OF the ie5sfsvA>jHsand Of the Issue.
A READER.
neecher. M.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-24

has fired the populists in this part cf
the county with new zeal. che boys
who have been dead in the she'll Tor
the last few years are beginning TO
crawl out OF Tie hills to sun them
selves.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-24

Custer Il another county where the
ola Guard Ii hourlehlng. For exam
Pile. Editor Frank w. Conly OF the
Galloway Wectly Tribune says
"The organization of the old Guard
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-24

reaches the sourS e of all diseases Of the
mucous membra les by its action on the
vaso-motor syste N Of nerves.
| Every person who has had la grippe
during the last yoar should take course
of Peruna. No one need expect perfect
recovery unless they do SO. The grippe
has produced catarrhal Inflammation Of
| the whole mucous membrane, and good
health is impossible until these are
| restored to normal condition. This
Peruna will do. A great many RENEE
dies have been suggested for this con-
dition from time to time, but Peruna
appears to be the only remedy that has
any substantial value in these cases. 1t
has never failed to give satisfaction
during forty years. experience and still
occupies the unique position of being
the leading (ifnot the only) specific rem
edy for the after-effects Of la grippe.
Henry Distin, the inventor and maker
of all the band instruments for the
Henry Distin Manufacturing Co., writes
the following from 1441 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa:
81 had bad attack Of la grippe last
December which lasted more than three
months, and which left me with catarrh,
and several Of my friends advised me to
try Peruna. / began with bottle the
first week in March and it certainly did
me great deal of good. I was so week
satisfied that purchased another bottle
and followed the directions, and can say
that it has cured me-" -Henry Distin.
II you do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case and he will
5e pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
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to get rid of their cattle on account
of taxes, high price of corn, and the
doubt as to the improvement in the
market. 1t will improve if not glutted.
We quote good choice corn-fed
steers at $4 40 to $4.S5, fair 81 90 to
$3.50, common $3.50 to So 80. Stock
steers Is to soc lower. Good fat COWS
and heifers SO 90 to SO. 65. Common
cows 81. so to So 90, Gamers 81 90 to
$2.25. Steer stock calves $3.50 to
81 co. heifers $l.00 to SIPS less.
Veal $3.50 to $3.50. Bulls $3.50 10
SO 60.
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5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
Ju Now You Chance to Self That Property Advantage May
Star Want Ad Agencies.

y. X. Mullen. sst Ballard ave. SpR
City Hall
Fremont DRUG Co. EWING street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Manstlsld . c. orussist
$50 and jackson.
cvaham's hsms Bakery, elos lat
avenue.
C N Lshndr0ft. cigar store, sisN'
Second
Thes. HARRIS. at postotlos, Renton
Littls's Pharmacy. let ave. north
sna hsrrlsen street J, ". L'ttis
eroprister.
carlteA a Co. Druggist cor. SIN
80. and Pae. street South sestt's
2. A. Moore. psstsfiies, So, Park
unlvsrslty prua store, unlVsrsis
ktatlen.
Howell st. Pharmacy. toe4 Howell
street.
Rsinisr Pharmaoy, Me-. Clark. pro.
erlsser, 2o2s e. Madison.
cslumbla DRUG Store. w. J. stud
icy, Prsp- Columbia, Wash
Broadway Pharmacy. p. G. Fisher.
prop- sts Broadway and gsmss
Quaker Drus Co. 1918 lat ave-
Lssry's Pharmacy, 23o NJ. Broad.
saSI phone, Union ~.
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Notice to Water Consumers

The use OF city water for irriga-
ton f. forbidden by ordinance. ex-
eopt between the hours OF 6 O'Clock
and 3 O'Clock. morning and evening.
a fine viii be imposed for using wa
ter for Irrigation. except between the
hours above specified.
All notices OF vacancies for the
preceding month must be filed at
the city Water office between the
first and then tenth days. inclusive.
OF each month, otherwise no allow
anee will be granted. Water con-
sumers will take notice and file ali
vacancies for the month OF May on
or before June 10th. 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
THE STEAMER

THE STEAMER MlowERA.
from Australia. brings news OF the
eating OF five men by cannibals off
the Admiralty islands i'm the south
sea. The British ship Condor was
sent 10 the scene and set fire 10
the village where the men had been
captured. Tho Condor threatened
TO annihllate the village II the Of
Tenders were not turned over. and
the natives produced the cannibals,
who were shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
Butter. eaaa. cheess

Native creamery. &c per ID. Eastern
creamery. freAh. &c 10. storage. zia1l
per ~
Eun ranch, PC doz. Eastern. &c dnA
Chesae-Native. lf&slse per 10. E2at
srn. isC per ID
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Drayagc

PIKE STREET EMPRESS co. dellv.
ers trunks for &c 10 any part Of
City and orders promptly attended
Main f74a
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FoIdinu Beds

T0fA5fNG BEDS MaTris Manfel and
Upright Folding Beds, Tables and
Furnlturc Factory. Siba Pike. Re
pairing done.
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Poultry

Chicktun. hens and springs, iH1istsc
Geese. i2c per 10 Squads. scarce
fish. Etc.
Haiibut, 7ffsc per 10; salmon trout
81 = per 10. founders. sc per 10: Eolea
tGtc per ID. Ehrtmps. lie per 10. smsIlA
t9Sc per II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

Chicken ranch. close Ia, on Be car liue'
acres bottom land t-rnem house,
iarse harN ~ 10. vii support Tam
iiY and clear ti.pp per Yyafi thlH
memhcf / must cell. A.. -. boa ~.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
Rs.I Es,s,.-con,lngsd
arnwARr. srrwARr . cd.

- y FNANaF = =
q, soo-Nies t-room modern cottage en-
lsI ave. , blocks from Madison.
$50 cash. bal, 30 per month.
81 30 & room modern house on East
Denny Way. 40 cash. bal " per
month.
tsfo-4- room cottage on lot toHilo. 10.
Gated en- East Howell. z hlonkn 81
Madison, $40 each. balance VI ~
Per month.
ss-neautifui lot on Tn avenue. West
Queen Anne HILL With one-room
house. terms
9. 5ao-Finc corner on iioren ana cher
~. fine location for flats or apaFs-
ment house.
$50 Z lots each. soKiio. on Queen Anne:
terms.
s. 00o-Nlcc t-rpom cottage on y acre
~ Eround. located GA kenton ear
line.
We have . good llst - all kinda 20
property which ws are always pleaded
h. show customer
STEWART. STEWART a COG
Room ~ tfian block,
III first avenue.
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Cor. Second and Pike Street, over - -
pies Bank. Masonic Temple Baiie.ns.
Hours from 30 TO 500 y m. sun
days. hours from $50 to 200 y, m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
Dramatic sehoeI

EgAN Dramatic and Opcratic School,
Direction Of Northwestern Theatrical
Association. Spring term commencca
April l. diploma awarded en-
gasemeuts guaranteed graduates. six
tnonfh be- CourHc4 acting futcc-bulld.
tins, dancing. Descriptive catalogue
cipal. John CorL MANAGER. Teis
phone blue ses.
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RssI E.,s,s:eontInu.d

HAVE several choice lots overlooking
Lake Union, close ia. block from
cat. must cell and will take tlia PEI
lot, ~ muat so North end ~ this
month. no CurioHit seekers YOU will
never have better chance 70 81 q
cheap home or better Investment
my loss YOUR Enin.
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so.lr.s. Chance.

SEATTLE real. ESTATE CO.
4. -. Phaursa Main 1tA
Room ! Ttmea FidE.
hiuterent photo gallery. earning III
month clear. bargain. ia
hfr plant mnst cell fine cpcttlns.
$50
Partner wanted By good baker. Tia
route tn
Want partner for show business. have
outfit. tlsa
Nsfnlnsss npsntnE. clearing tkG month
~. Me-. 81 80 cash.
Furnished Groom fiat low rent. bar
Eain. tNn half cash. money maker.
Book. notion and grocery zteFr. ! iiv-
tnE rooms. rent ~. price t1eQ. part
cash
Grocery store living rooms Howell
st low rent. price q on. snap.
iisrooru Lodging house rent 50. lease
elesfs fAo month. price SEQ. OF trade
Tor lots good location.
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EnTY SEGR rHE STATE UNI-
10 be one q the NiCEsT HONE
DISTRICTS IN the city. Lots from
400 90 ia Cottages and houses
fFcm tsEa 60 g. 90 G. y Reeves. SIS
Arcade Phone james 81. rnixer-
sity Station. Phones. Cedar %. Ind.
A s1ss
IL rot want 20 buy or sell PROP
ERTY NEAR TIE; STATE UNI
NEHaITf. see ms. This II cpnsslpR
60 be one % the INCEST HOMO.
DISTRICTS In the city. Lots fran
tiho 20 SO Cottages and house.,
from tE1 80 81 90. &. " Reeves. a.
Arcade. Phone James tzzi. Univsr-
sity station. Phones. Cedar %. Ina.
A ne
q. to-S-room cottage tSa cash.
tfia-s room house. no down,
q sop-e-roon modern. 500 cash.
= ho-e-rocm modern. fine view.
o. so-s-room house. lets.
& Oeo--Fins house. barn. two lots.
80 aoo-@s flats big income.
u NO 81 room house. 800 cash.
Two houses: II lots. fine locations
cheap,
We make a speciality % farms.
100 acres. ~ piowcd, new house, cheap.
Seven lots; - fine fruit trees. cheap.
Acre tracts near city on easy pay
mentH. r
10. acre farm; fine house, near city. p
city lots and acre tracts. easy teJrns.
" &. HYEnS A. CO.
s11-1z7H9 Arcade building.
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Hay. Grain and Feed

Data tz548 per ton. barley, Is ton:
wheat. - tom chop. It1t ton. shorts.
81 ton. bran. t1u ton: of meal. ~ ton.
r. W. timothy, new. "a ton. z W.
compressed timothy. new. 81 ten.
nrw wheat hay. rs4El ton new alfalfa.
10 ton new teuEet Sound nav. tn
lie ton. middiingH. sc ton. pcanutA
Iunlbo. 3. Al L.
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MODERN, t-rarm cottage
near University public
shoot. one block from car
iInc. on lot ass. Ia course
81 erection uuw Rrd Ntu
arrange 60 suit pure has~V.
10 cast halmftns monthly
~ n TURNER a CO.
IA giuhe Heck
Both phones. Main ias4
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The markets
WHOLESALE PRICES

wAoLEsALE PRICES
Thsss prifss are 70 Asy esyeT =
svsrAEe ~ per cent hiEhsr1
Previsioas
Fresh Meat-CoM beef. &c per u,
stser beef. IiS9sh.e ~, yeai, fSlic To-.
Pfs,isiarIs- Rams isslse il. brsakfA.,
bsoon- &c u. bsiiisa fresh izaso INA
Vegetables
White River BurhAnbs. - %
Der ton. YaSins pota5oss. ssE58
per ton. carrots. s. IS per sack Euta-
bAEas. &c aaek cabbage. J. s5sIa cut.
gslsry. 's0e,e ps. dea sane hes. rad
tuce. s. a.Qlse per box. Australian
To- per dozen punches. Hubbard
s ssq - sggssTTs ~ S@P PR n i9i -.
paraRua q g ~ case. FLORIDA To-
fnatarE g D psT box. Cucnmbsrr. 81 .
Clio per dozen.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples. cooking . so09e O. boz. Spit
IsnbrfEsFH. 81 s%a4 = per ben. Bald wins
Wakners. Northern spiss. etc. 8 .tfJ
40 per boa, east % the mountains
Jonaihana q olis sssv. Winter Mel
lies psarn. ~ Esrf So ren. sirars and
etheFn. about q noN. ftnsappieH, 81 50
dar nedlands oranges. 8 10 - box
fsefuufsa. 81 Hsaf @ Dor. cranbefriea. IL
bbi Persian datea- kaso 10 HJckls her-
riea ioc n Harhnns 8 Sum1 - Per
bunch Strawberries. te4 pet crate.
California peas. s0sc per ~ Cherries.
u| Per bon.
Hay. Grain ard Feed
Data tz7a8 per ton. barley. Is ton:
wheat - tom chop. Ltffis tons shorts.
II Tom hfau 10 ton of meal AZ tom
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Massage

EDNA BHOWNtNu Massage. YapOr
nafbn th1eih taf ave and Pine. The
Lotus House.
MHA nEHHEHEfMEH face and scalp
swedish massage. at your home. Coo.
Ttinek s1e8
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our PRICES
Painless Extracting free

OUR SYSTEM OF painless extracted.
COVETED by all other dentists y
known and used hy this FIRM ONL I
Our expert dentists. who are wer,ess
renowned specialists, Will DO fouN
hereafter at these offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

TELLS what your wish - and how
you can gain your wish huuofahly.
All without you saying one Nord. %
your dollar back Gives names tells
what worries. perpisNer. auuoYs you
now aud how Il will END no hign on
house closed sundays Ladies only
81. hours 10 % g. residence a2AJ umea.
zelda Blair
pH0F. aeyah. gifted clairvoYant. card
reader scientific paimiat tt0d Fourth
near Pike Headings b0e.
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II You WANT % buy a home. eaii
and see rs We can piraas yuu
fstn buys nirs a.rpun ccttAEs. l hloc K
from Madison
tua ard 80 per month buys niee 4
room house aud large lot Ga 2th
ave south.
o. pss.rpom house on 18th ave. near
Aaitson Just compietsd.
btp buys nice homs on Queen Anne
hill
q CO. s-reom cottage ana Il lots Ia
Ana . iarxe llst q houses IN AT parts
Of seattle. Cali - our office We
will Dc pleased 10 show our custom
era aaythlug thsy wtsh 20 Gee 10 this
A. GROW q co. - L., ave
TWO FINE SLIGHTLY LOTS
On Bluff. magnificent view Of city
and Sound taA
CONE AND SEE THIS
Groom house with plumbing. hrieh
cellar. gupd view Will make good
home. OF VIII pap 70 Der cent ou In
Vestrurnt. 1iza Terms.
West Seattle IL. without a doubt. Sc
aflirsa finest suburb. Natural
beauty unsurpassed
West Seattle r. Grand Away
IL has lie Mountain Hrenery ~ Day.
And who cancrtscs a aranaer Sight
Than West seattle has b NtEhtf
W. I. campoch. opp. Ferry. W. seattle.
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Financial

u. G. FLOYD a Co,
fii fAecand floor Collins block. corner
Second and James.
We loan money ON Watches Diamonds
andJesslfg. All business strictly con
fidentiaL Private rooms for cttcutA
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Junk

aTYLfgff MILLINERY - low griesA
Mrs. a. NJ Hanson. 1901. cor. Aih and
Isfue e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-21
XIV
CONSEQUENCES DEL CRIMEN

LIegado 4 su casa, Andres de Boisprean
to aunque vanamente trat6 de conciliar Ell suefio.
No podfa menos de comprender, aunque trataba de
des6gurarseo. que era un verdadero atentadc y que
habfa cometido, dgno de criminal merecedor
del presidio
IA que acceso de locura habfa obedecdo7
No era Ell amor 10 que le habfa impulsado coneter
aquea accion criminal e orgulo orgullo insen-
sato, estdpido
iT7abfa contado momento de debildad de
julia pero engano mo habia hunilado en- sus pre-
tensones al fatuo al hcbre rresstib e7 Aun despues
de la falta cuanto Ia sefora de Rochegune mo Ie
habia desdehado, despreciado LENA de dsgusto, de
iga7 No cabia duda el preerido Enrique mienlr
ERA eyiden:e que Julia nunca Sc habia ocupado de
Il. sQui6n hubiese poaido imaginsr esto2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-21
B1BL1orEcA DEL BoLErIN ,MERcANrrL

rehejos del alba Sc fraban por encima de las corti-
mas Isl sera ell dia7 Corri6 las cortinas al mover
las recordo Ia hora que paso la habtaci6n de Ju-
lia estremecendose todo su cuerpo.
~Toda la escena Sc lie representa-.
Vi6 q Julia delante de la cama tai como halla-
ba con los cabelos sueltos desfalecida pr6xima
Sc 81 no la hubese recbdo robustos brazos
portado al lecho.
Un nuevo estremecmiento le agit6, retrocedi6 Pc
70 Ia cardad del da va nyada la habitaci6n luz
paida pavorosa de Ia madrugada, que da los objetos
aspecto raro.
Habia niebla los crsales estaban cubieros del ro
clio que Sc desllza como 81 fuesen lagrimas
Durante la noche el tempo haba combiado re-
frescado
Andres Sc estreneci6 apoy0 Ia cabeza en- Ia
mano
Isl pudiese dejar de pensar en- elio-excamo
81 voz alta-y me durnaiera.
vovi6se ala CANA, Sc arropo bien, pero el sueho
no llegsba.
Cuando su criado las Ocho de Ia mafiana, abri0 Ia
pueta, afin estaba sin poder dormr.
lEl ssnor no duerme7 pregunso q cEiado
NO Francisco lpcr qusa
Porque vsngO zsraelsuFa neteia.
Aadres Sc iacorpor6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-21
La parts del bOtil


:.
Sr. DireCsor del BoLETTE MERcANT1L.
Apreciable amigo:
FL acuerdo franco ingleS ha caido
aquf como una bombs. Todos los pc
riodicos. sin exception acuSan al con-
de Bulow de POGO energicoy y NADIA as
tuto y dicen que cuando Bismark es-
taba en- el pOder. no hubiera ocurrido
una cosa semejante.
Bismark no hubiese permitido nun
ca Inglaterra y Francia repartirse
todo el litoral del mediterraneo v, sin
embargo, en- aquel tempo, Alemania
no posefa nj la mitad de la cscuadra
que hoy posee.
Uno de los periodicos de mas pres
ticio dice que aunque no hay, por mo-
mento, ning1n territorio en- Ell mum
do que no pertenezca alguien, exis-
ten numerosos paises habitados por
nacioneS en- plena decadeucia y que
Alemania debe estar en- guardia, dis
puesta q aprovechar la primera oca-
sion. No hace falta para ellos la que
IRA. Un pals decadente puede ocu-
parse facilmente como Bosnia ane-
xada como Egipto, alquilado como
Kiao- -Tckeau
Los periodicos insisten para Que
Alemania -eclame una parte del bo-
tin.
~
El Emperador Guillermo II, que re-
gresa de Italia, ha atravesado la Al
Sacia y Ell ducado de Baden, deSpues
Sc haber navegado por Ell Mediterra
neo. Visito su castillo de Koenigs-
burgo, que hace POGO mand6 restaurar,
atraveso el Rhin y Sc dirijio a Carls
ruke. En- este punto pronuncio un
elocuente: discurso, uno de esos dis
curso de los cuales posee el solo el Sc
creto No Sc contento Solamente con
proclamar que el eStado de su salud
habfa mejorado noblemente, cosa que
inquietaba mucho al pueblo aleman,
amante apasionado de su soberano, 81
no que evoco algunos recuerdos del
af1o 70. Al concluir, recordando Ell
preSente pidio sus s1bditos que 81
alguna intervention fuese necesaria,
quedasen todoS unidoS sin distinction
de partidos. Esta Ultima declaration
da lugar concentrates de todaS clases
y colosos, pues, hasta ahora ningtin je-
fe de Estado nj rey habfa manitestado
que una Intervention en- Extreme
Oriente era de esperar
~.
En- el Reichstag Sc discute I'm pro-
yecto de ley, concerniente a operacio-
mes de bolsa. Varias opiniones han
sido formuladas y, segdn parece, min
guna 1lena las aspiraciones de todos.
NJ. de Kardoff sostiene que debian
adaptarse varias medidas severas, para
evitar las operaciones plazos, que
causa verdaderos estragos; como tam
bien la revision de Ia ley de la socie-
dades por acciones.
M. Lucas, nscionalista liberal, ase-
gura que ell registro de bolsa es COM
pletamente irt1til.
Todas estas discusiones provienen
de las innumerables quiebras de ban
queros y de la especulaci6n que Sc
hace al p1blico por las sociedades por
acciones, que veces solo existen de
nombre.
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