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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11

What Women Once Couldn't Wear.
While we may pick and choose and
do exactly as we please about our
clothes, there have been in times gone
by, in many countries and even in our
own, what were known as "sumptuary
laws" These laws regulated expendi-
ture for dress, for ornament, for food
or for whatever refreshments you
might give company when they came
to take tea.
Among the first of these sumptuary
laws was one made in Rome in 215 b.
C. and called the "Oppian law" 1t de-
clared that no woman should possess
more than half an ounce Of gold. wear
q dress Of different colors or ride in a
vehicle in the city or within a mile Of
1t except on occasions of public reli-
gious ceremonies. This law lasted only
twenty years.
Italy and France are the countries
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-Wanted-Furnished or unfurn-
lshed oou, 18th board, near Dns'1ess
section. by young married couple. Ad-
dress K, this office.
-Wanted-19O laborers on sewer
work. Apply to Robinson Bros. Mon
day morning on the works, east II the
bayou on Second avenue.
-Wanted-Refned, bright, ener-
getic lady tc. solicit in residence por-
ton of city for daily paper. Permanent
position. Address H., care Graphic.
If a lady names the Pine Bluff
baseball team, she gets season
ticket to all the games next season.
1t is worth trying for. See coupon
on third page.
in a locked box till after the contest
closes, and the association selects a
name from those suggested, when they
will be opened up to see who is the
winner. The association will not
know who suggested the names, hence
it can not be said that any partially
was shown.
One person can suggest an unlim-
tied number of names for the Pine
Bluff baseball team. The only re-
quirement is that each name suggest
ed must be on a Graphic coupon.
For sale-Six room residence
with all moder improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for quick trade Apply to c. L. Cham
bers, No. 1921 West Third avenue.
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An Arab Spy Outvvitted.

Once at least in Egypt the loss of his
eye in an earlier campaign proved a
great service to Lord Wolseley and his
army. He could get no informa ton Of
the enemy's strength or position. An
Arab was captured prowling around
our outposts and was brought before
him. 1t was ten to one the sullen fol
low knew everything. Lord Wolselcy
questioned him. The fellow answered
never word, standing stolid between
the two soldiers. At last Il happy idea
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" Boyce devoles his time to rents

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See The Graphic's baseball cen
Ist on third page,
names that can be suggested in the
kseball voting contest.
ote on naming the baseball team.
There is no limit to the number
The voting coupon on another
age of the Graphic entities you to
For Rent-Rooms for light house
eeping. Apply 421 West Fifth ave-
ue
Try your nand at naming the Pine
bluff baseball team. See coupon en-
hird page.
The last name suggested fer the
. Pine Bluff ball team may be the one
< which wins.
Your fortune told by eyes, hand,
color of hair Money back on fail
8hre. SO West Scull street.
Il Mr.. Fred Vint of Paducah, Ky,
has accepted position as abstract
&lerk at the Gotten Belt Office.
4 If a gentleman names the Pine
bluff baseball team, he gets IS in
gold See coupon on third page.
Situation by stationary
engineer. Night or day, city or coun.
try A. No. / reference given. 1929
care Graphic.
For Sale-Two mules and harness
and Fish Bros. Wagon practically new,
s125. Call on A. K. Matlock, No. 618
West Barraque
Any lady wishing to earn money
|in pleasant way will call upon Mrs.
anderson, the embroidery teacher at
Ethe Grand Leader
Tho Ladies C metery association
m cts At 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the
X. of P. hall, and al members are
fulged TO lie present.
The list of names suggested for
/ Pine Bluff ball team will be turned
over to the association to make a Sc
Election, but tho ballots will be kept
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slrllch the general. lie said in Arabic:
ut is no use your refusing to answer
me, for I am Il wizard and at wish
can destroy you and your masters. To
prove this to you l will take out my
back in my head" And, to the horror
and amazcment of the fellow, Lord
Wolseley took out his glass eye. threw
it up, caught and replaced it. That
was enough. The Arab capitulated.
and the information he gave the staff
led to ArabiS defeat-LOndOn Globe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11

posed that the mouse signfied the
dwellings, the frog the waters, tie
bird the air. the arrow tie arms and
the plow the land.
But it turned out eventually that
the Interpretation intended was that
unless Darius and his soldiers could fly
like birds, burrow like mice or betake
themselves like frogs to the water they
would never escape the weapons of the
Scythians and make their way out of
the country.
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A=HiJIen Wnrnfnx.

1t is recorded in history that when
Darius. king of Persia invaded Scythia
the ruler of the latter country, Idan-
thuras. sent him d message consisting
of a mouse. a frog, a bird. an arrow
and pow. The wisest men in the
army puzzled over the meaning of it,
which was con.ectured to be that the
empire was surrendered. 1t was SUI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11

where most OF these laws. have been
passed. and some of them read very
strangely In 1880. in Italy. no woman
was allowed to wear a dress with fig
ures painted on it; she could only have
them embroidered And in 134S, in the
same country. neither dark green nor
black dresses We're allowed to be worn
in the morning--St Nicholas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11
Narrow Escape.

Virgins Che coachmaD = What .
shocking accident almost happened AZ
l was driving mistress in the park this
morning! Bobbins (the butler)-Wig-
gins! Wiggins-Oh, yes; fat man
slipped and fell, sprawling ON the
ground most comic, and l came near
smiling Magazine
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bottles l found myself very much i'm
proved. The remains of my old disease
being now so slight. | consider myself
cured, vet for Il while | intend to con-
tinue the use of peruna.
81 am now treating another patient
with your medicine. She has been sick
with malaria and troubled With leucor-
rhna. have 10 doubt that a cure will
be speedily etfected.'
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
These are samples of letters received
by DIR. Hartman from the various orders
of Catholic Sisters throughout the United
States.
The names and addresses to these
letters have been withheld from respect
to tae sisters, cut will be furnished upon
request.
In every country of the civilized world
the Sisters Of Charity are known. Not
only DO they minister TO t.le spirit.a ;.Il.
intellectual Hccf.5 & Chose -, 50, ,lnll
they co,se IL cGHt.ct, hut they Rim ster
to their bodily i. .us. SH"H a.s4as skilled
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city council at its last meeting and
made addresses advocating the pas
sage CT an ordinance forbidding Sun
day baseball and placing the sport on
the same footing with Sunday thea
! ters. Their appeals, however, did not
| convince the councilmen and the Or
dinance proposed was defeated by
, vote of four to two. Recently the
| theater manager at Monroe attempted
| to give performances at his play house
! on Sunday, but a law was passed
against this form If amuement
Frank Madere, New Orleans
southpaw, would like to be given c.
trial with one of the teams in the Cot
ton States league. Madere was given
a trial by the New Orleans team in
1901, when he pitched seven innings
against Birmingham letting the visi-
tors down with two hits and nc runs.
Manager Powell, for some unaccount-
able reason, did nct give him a furth-
er trial Since then Madere has been
ill., but he is now completely restored
to health. Fans who have seen the
pitcher work recently say he has all
the speed, control and curves he did
when he pitched against Birmingham
-Vicksburg Pest.
Bob Pender had made plans to go
to the University of Virginia to coach
the college ball team this spring, but
''come across" with the salary Pender
asked, so the engagement is off.
Montjo Sentell, of New Orleans,
who played erractic ball fer Baton
Rouge and Monroe, goes to the South
Atlantic league the coming season. He
will play with Macon under Billy
Smith, who managed Greenville in
1903.
Greenwood, Miss. has strong in
dependent ball team last year and
proposes to have another this season.
! 5000 has already been raised for this
seaon's team and more will be secur-
ed. 1t might not be an unwise idea
for the Cotton States magnates to in
vestigate Greenwood's ability to
maintain a team in the league.
Charlie Frank mentions Baby
Brown as a possibility on his pitching
staff, though the opinion seems to be
that the youngster will be farmed out
the coming season. 1t is believed
Brown needs a little more experience
and developmnt. 1t has ben init
mated that Blackburn will secure
Brown for the Natchez team, and the
pitcher will be able to do we'll in this
league with Harlow as his backstcp
and under capable manager.-Vicks.
burg Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11

ARE YOU GOING TO THE GREAT
WORLDS FAIR? A NEW PLAN.
ALL YOUR EXPENSES PAID IN
ADVANCE. THE COST IS-WELL,
ASK NE. S. A. ROSENBERG.
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Another recommend from a aCatholic in
..itution in one of the Central States
written by the Sister Superior reads as
follows:
"a number of years ago our attention
was called to DIR. Hartman's Peruna, and
;i:lce then we have used it with wonder
Ut results for grip, coughs. colds and ca
tarrhal diseases of the head and stomach.
"For grip and winter catarrh especial
Y it has been of great service to the in
mates of this institution.''
SISTER SUPERIOR.
\ prominent Mother Superior says:
81 can testify from experience to the
efficiency of Peruna as one of the very
best medicines, and it gives me pleasure
to add my praise to that of thousands
who have used it.
:.Tor years l suffer I'd with catarrh of
the stomach, all reme lies proving value
nss for relief. Lasts ing went to Colo
':ldo hoping to I've be Gifted Try a change
~ climate and while lere a friend adyis-
cd rae to try Ie!t;n;. After using two
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11
|xth and Chestnut
School,.
2o2 w, Sixth Avenue.
|.,eecARTEN AND GRADES I, 2,
3o2 w. Sixth A

kpeReARTEN AND GRADES T. 2
as, 6 AND 7.
-.cuERS AND SPECIALISTS:
N C.. Jones, Miss CalIie Jones,
MT. Allen, Miss Nellie SaIlee,
u,r;on L archie, Miss Angel, Miss
i. Murphy, Mr.. N. D. McNe'll.
hoo, will reopen January 4, 1904
-, class will be organized.
MISS CALLIE JONES'.
40 West Sixth Ave; old phone 598.
New phone 2e9.
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY
most opportunie one for YOU tS
Arch into our Office and engage us
act as your Real Estate Adviser ana
anaoer: whether it be in the buying
selling.
Of Real Estate,
in the handling of Rental Property
WHY?
kc.use we can and we do
Deliver the Goods
kK orr PATRONS. THEY KNOW
LEITNER AND WE'LL,
aE "REAL EsTATERs," 113 Main 81
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g,
enna suffering from
safisfac
relief medicine
be able she j ntreiycu
o hroat,
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The Sisters Find Pcruna a Never r slG-
Ing Safeguard.

Peruna is such a remedy. The Sisas1v
OF Charity know this. When c;tarr51at
diseases make their appearance lay ara
not otdisconccrted, but know exactly N!a1t
remedy to use. These wise and prl,t,Es
Sisters have found Pcruna a nevertait
ing safeguard. They realize that Whea,
disea.sc is of a catarrhal nat,1xe, psazmzsas
is the remedy. Dyspepsia ard aszSaE@
weakness are considered by many to ne
entirely different diseases. That dyspeP
sia is catarrh Of the stomach and female
weakness is due to catarrh of the pclyic
organs the Sisters are fully a"arc. CON-
scquently Pcruna is their remedy II t,o'h
these very common and annoying -:t--
eases.
If you do not derive prompt "fiti satis-
factory results from he !,.-1 Of Pcruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement Of your case, apa he wi!i
be pic@scd I" give you his valuable ;.tt
! Vice ests.9.
ft,t&@#s j.. ifart,aa,, rre4aoat n
The Hartman Sanitarjem, ColnGlbu44
Ohio
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Corrected daily by the c. c. Taylo
& &C. Cotton Exchange.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11

closed today. Yesterday
Cotton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-11
SISTERS OF CHARITY
II Over United States Use Pe-ru-na
for Cstarrh.

From q Catholic institution in Ohio
ONES the following recommend from
',e Sister SUPERIOR
"S0me years ago q friend of our in
.fifufiOn recOmme nded to us DR.. Hart.
,,2n'S Peruna as an excellent remedy
or the influenza of which we then ha0
several cases which threatened to be
i a serious character.
1--WE began to use hand experienced
'"ch wonderful results that since then
ieruna has become our faVOrite n1edi-
j1e for Influenza, cafarrh, cold, cough
nd bronchitis. -
SISTER SUPERIOR
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THE MARKETS.

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n . 4
,ocAl AND OTHERWISE
. . = + + + + + + = = = =
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Czwartek dnia 1890 Maia 1904 r.

wskoczyla sama do rzeki. Wydobyto
na brzeg matke dziewczynke, zanim
utoneiy.
= "Nord American Trust Com
pany" / 'Trust Company Of Ameri-
ca" polaczyiy sic W jeden trust.
- 10-letni William Black we Fila
delfii, chcac pierwszy raz palit pa
pierosa, poikna1 go, dostai kurczu
zo}adka umar{.
- Biskupi katolickiego Koscioia W
Ameryce zebrali sic kardynaia
Gibbons, W Baltimore ma tajemna
narade. Dalszej konferencyi bisku-
pow W tym roku ME bedzie.
- DziaI austryach ma wystawie W
st. Louis przedstawia sic bardzo
skromnie. Niema W MIN mic szcze-
golnego.
= Sedzia Bishop New Haven,
Conn, zakaza1 studentowi Ernestowi
H. Hurd utrzymywae jakiekolwiek
stosunki 9O-letnia pania Lavina H.
Foy. Hurd korzysta} ofiarnosci sta
ruszki otrzymywal cd niej Cd czasu
do czasu wsparcie.
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Rome nOtatki teIegrafIGzne.

- Professor dr.. Emil Behring z
Berlina wynalaz3 sposob przechowy-
wanna swiezego mleka W pierwotnym
stanie, bez potrzeby gotowania go.
w Kiszyniewie ukarano 6 dal-
szych os6b, kt6re braiy czynny u
dziaI W rzezi zydow.
- w gubernii kurskiej zebrano
droga sAadek 5000 rubli ma fundusz,
potrzebny Rosyi ma przeprowadzenie
wojny.
- Car Miko{aj bawi1 W Charkowie,
skad udal sic do Poltawy. Tam 1
tn dodawal ducha wojsku. udajacemu
sic niechetnie ma daleki Wsch6d.
- Powstahcy armehscy spalili II
wsi W obwodzie Sassun.
= Ma p6lwyspie szantung otwo-
rzys Rad chihski trzy porty dla
handlu miedzynarodowego.
= Ma uniwersytecie W Lipsku "a
lozyli studenci towarzystwo slowian-
skie. Rektor uniwersytetu, professor
K. Buecher zapowiedSial i'm, re ME
przysiuguje i'm prawo ukazywania sic
publicznie W odznakach barwach
narodowych.
obsakana kobieta TRUSTEES
wrzucila swa 3-letnia c6reczke W
Des Moines. Ia. do wody, nastepnie
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Japohska rnaterya wybuchowa.

JdPoHska HldCeryd WypuCnoWo.
"Daily Express. .donosi To
kio, ze materya wybuchowa, kt6]
ra napelnione So miny japohskie]
marynarki, jest wynalazkiem cyl
sto japohskim. Materya ia Cd
wynalazcy, dra Szimose, nazywd
sic "szimose". Wynalazca jej|
ktory pred dziesieciu laty nale|
sal do najznakomitszych profeso|
row uniwersytetu w Toxic, pra|
cowal przez go lat mad materyamI
wybuchowemi i odnios1 liczne raj
ny skutkiem wybuchow przypad|
kowych podczas doswiadczen|
DIR. Szimose twierdzi, re wyna|
leziona przez niego materya wy|
buchowa jest silniejsza niz NELL
nit wybucha nawet W takicl
warunkach, posrod ktorych inn}
materye traca siie eksplozywna
Nina, ktora wysadzila w powie|
trze rosyjski okret wojenny "Pc|
tropawlowsk'', miaia bye napeI|
niona n1aterya "szimose."
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robu iniwiarek w Irondale, 20
stanie dzisiaj zamknieta i okofo
1000 robotnikow utraci zatru-
dnienie. Me MONA by}o sic do
wiedzie6, jaki jest powod tego, a
re biura kompanii wieczorem by
ly zamk1iete, przeto ME mona
bylo take rozmowic sic z urze-
dnikami fabryki.
Pomiedzy robotnikami przy
wyrobie maszyn a zwiazhem
"Metal Trades Association" przyA
szlo wczoraj wieczorem do tym-
czasowej ugody, ma mocy ktoret
uchylono niebezpieczehstwo straj-
ku. Obie strony poczynify pewne
ustepstwa, dis po poludniu u
1oza sic szczegofy spisze sic kon-
tralct, ktory dis wieczorem zosta'
ME przed}ozony zarzadowi robo-
tniczej organizacyi do zatwier-
dzenia.
Ma specya1nem SVEN zgronla-
dzeniu uchwaliia jednoglosnie or
ganizacya Brass Molders' Union
nr. 50" odolaczyc sic Cd krajowej
organizacyi "Metal Polishers,
Platers, Buffers, Brass Workers
and Brass Molders International
Union" i utworzyc oddzielna or
ganizacya, do ktorej juz nalezy
23 grup z 1000 czlonkami. Staio
sic to dla tego, re krajowa orga-
nizacya ME uwzgledni}a zyczenia
"Brass Molders Union" by zarza-
dzono strajk re sympathy, gdy ia
o to proszono.
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Rok XIV.

domu, doznai silnego bolu giowy,
goraczki, musiai sic polozye do io-
zka i zawezwae leharza, a potem
kilka tygodni chorowai, = Cd
tego czasu wiasciwie nigdy ME
przyszedl do zdrowia, bo ma do.l
tychczas rozstrojone nerwy.
Oczywiscie zaskarzyl kompania
O odszkodowanie, adwokatem
jego byi pan Koraleski. Process
tocz zyl sic Pr z e d se-
dzia Wright W obec sadu przysie-
elych. Jeden adwokatow kom-
panii zapytai sic p. Koraleskiego,
czy mysli sam bronit sprawy !
czy ME ma pomocnikow; = ma co
D. Koraleski odpowiedzial, re ma.
nadzieje, liz mu najlepiej pomoga
adwokaci strony przeciwnej. oto1
mial siusznoSc: po wysfuchaniu
jego argumentow i argumentow'
az trzech jego przeciwnikow, sad
przysieglych po 3 godzinnej ma
radzie przyznal Botliszewskiemu.
$1,000. odszkodowania.
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PRZEGLAD
POLTYkl MIEDzYKARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 1890 maja.

Chicago, 1890 maJa.
w ostatnich czasach spotykaja
dyplomacye berlinska same przy-
krosci. Francya zawarla Z Anglia
ugode, kt6ra usuneia miedzy ME
mi wszelbie sporne kwestye; try
skandynamshe panstwa: DANA,
Szwecya / Norwegla postanowi4y
luz W zasadzie utworzyc neutral
ny zwiazak, ktory oczywiScie, W
razie jaEegoS zawikiania, ME po-
zwoG Niemcom liczyc ma pomoc
zadnego tych pahstw; Wlochy,
choc naleza do trojprzymierza,
ale juz publicznie Sciskaja sic
Francya i tyle goracego uczucia
pokazuja sobie, re to ME moze
bye zwyklym flirtem; coraz gio-
Snei m6wia wszedzie, ze krol
Edward postanowil przelamac
wszelbde trudno5ci, koniecznie
doprowadi6 do taEdego samego
ukladu z Rosya, jah "a jego
sprawa Anglia zawar5a z Fran
eva: wreszcie cd ro1u 1897, zW1a-
SEGA zaS cd przesz}orocznego
ziazdu W Muerstegu mic zgola
ME r6zni Austryi caratem. Slo-
wen, wszyscy w Europe podajs
sobie rece, zawieraja uklady, two
RIA uwiazld, jedne tylko Niemcy
zawsze pozostaja ma boku. Wy
twarza sic zupeIne ich odosobnie-
ME. .Istnieje wprawdzie tr6jprzy-
mferze, ale = jak Busch zapisal
W swych pamietnilach = rzeA
raz don Bismarlc: 'Tr6jprzymie-
RE ME jest wszechpotezne, trze-
ba je podpierac wytwarzaniem
r6znic uliedzy jego przeciwnlka-
mi". Wytwarzal tez je misternie,
ale oto teraz juz mic ME zostalo
Z tel jego koronkowej roboty.
NIiedzy obowiazkanl, wynikaja-
cyni tr6jprzymierza, a tymi
obowiazkami, kt6re naprzyklad
W1ochy przyjma na sic wzgle-
dem Francyi, moze przeciez W
razie jakiegos zawib4anla powstat
sprzecznoSt, a w6wczas ktoz vie,
jake tych obowiazkow przewa-
"a szale w4oskiego postanowie-
MIA WszystEo, co teraz sic rob1:
te ukiady, te zwiqzki neutralno-
Sci, te zapewnienia serdecznej
przyjazni, dobre to Jest dla utrzy-
mania powszechnego W Europe
pokoju, dla niego to sic robi, tyl-
ko dla niego, = ME MONA tenn
watPic! = lecz jesli pomimo te-
60 6w poGo6j gdzieS peknie, czy
wtedy Niemcy ME znajda sic W
zupe}nem odosobnieniu? To ich
straszy. Kiedy W1ochy dopiero
zaczefy sic zb1izac do Francyi,
juz zatrwozy}o to Niemc6w
w6wczas zapytano W parlamen-
Gle kanclerza, czy to belzie zdro-
NO dla tr6jprzymierza? = on
odpara swym ntby to dowciPnym
sposobem: italia = to zawoEa-
na pieknoSt; trudno sic dziwic,
ze kazdy chce ia skokietowac;
Piebna dziewoja tahczyla dotad
tylko waloa, jezei wiec teraz chce
sprobowa6 kadryla, kawaler ME
miecki ME powinien bye zazdro-
$ny" Teraz juz hr. Buelow ME
powtarza tego frazesu, natomiast
dzienniki jego zapowladaja wnio-
SEX rzadowy o przySpieszenie bu-
dowy wojennych olretow, aby
Gale powiekszenie floty dokonane
by}O ME do roku 10000, jak pier
wotnie postanuwiono, ale do ro-
ku I9I2go.
J-kfady juz zawarte tie, do
kt0rych robione So przygotowa-
mia, zwiazki neutralnosci, nowe
Przyjaznie, halasliwie oznajniane
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Ia cholewki do nadobnei 1talii.
Krazy tedy po Nieenczech pogio-
ska, re oczywiscie, ma flote par
lament da pieniadze, choc deficyt
wynosi 10 miliony marek, ale hr.
Buelow niebawem zakohczy swa
kanclerSka prace.
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obec tego odosobnione Niemcy.

oDec teSo odoSoDIllone Nle1ncy.
Berlin, 1890 maja. = Zrobiono
tutaj nieprzyjemne odlrycie, re
banli niemieekie popieraja usilo-
wanna Czechow i Polak6w przy
usuwaniu Niemcow z ich dziel-
mic wschodnich. Me umiano So
bic wytl6maczye, zkad bank pol
skie biora tax olbrzyrnie fundu-
sze ma wykupowanie Memi rak
niemieeckich. DziS ME stanowi juz
tajemnicy, re funduszow dostar-
czaja banki niemieokie.
Paryz, 1890 maja. = w obec
protestu Papieza przeciw bytno-
Sci prezydenta Loubeta w Rzy-
nlie, zamierza Rad francuzki cd
wola6 swego posla Watykanu.
Rozchodzi sic to, co ma ten pro-
jekt powie izba deputowa-
nych. Minister Delcasse zaleca
ostroznoSc w postepowaniu gfo-
wa KoScio1a katoloickiego.
Petersburg, 1890 maja. w
driu 10 maja grozila carowi
Snnierc. Parma Mereszewska, sic
dzaca podczas parady wojska o.
box pawilonu carowej, zdradzala
niezwykly niepokoj. Aresztowano
ia i znaleziono przy niej bombe
dynamitowa. Mereszewska przy-
zna1a sic, re zanierzala zgiadzic
ze Swiata cara,gdy ten zajmie sta
nowisko pred pawilonem caro-
wei. Anarchistka zostanie powie-
szona.
Springfield, ILL.,, 1890 maja. =
Odroczono konwencye try razy
4 "a kaadym razem przystepowa-
no do ponownego glosowania,
lecz zawsze z jednakowym skut-
klein. Rezultat ostatniego gloso-
wanna byl TAXI: Yates 38I, Low
den 4o3, Deneen 432, Hamlin III,
Warner 3S, Sherman 2, Pierce 80
glosow.
Kandydaci ME mega porozu-
mice sic, delegaci ida "a g}osem
swych puzywodzcow i ME pre-
chylaja SIG ma lima strone. Wnio-
SEX o odroczenie konwencyi ma
caly miesiac ME doznal poparcia.
KtoS dowcipny zaleca} delegation
zgodzenie sic ma oddanie swych
glos6w demokracie, jezeli ME
znaj jduja dose godnego republikal
nina, azeby mu dat nominacye.
Madison, Wis, 1890 maja. -
Ma stanowej konwencyi republi-
kahskiej scieraja sic zmolennicy
obecnego gubernatora La Toilette
jego przeciwnikami talk ostro,
ze delegaci przeciwni ponownej
nominacyi La Toilette prawdopo-
dobnie opuszcza sale zebrah po-
zostawia pacholkom gubernatora
wolne pole dzialania.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, 1890 maja. -
Pod Stockton spadl Jam Sobolik,
skutkiem obsuniecia sic ziemi, z
wysokosci $50 stop w przepasc.
Zdawalo sic, re o ratunku jego
ME moze bye mowy, poniewa5
sciany otworu byly strome. Sobo-
lik pracowal przez 8 godzin, u
rzadzajac sobie w scianie, przy
ponlocy ostrego karnienia, pewien
rodzaj drabiny, po ktorej wresz-
Gle dostal sic zdr6w ma powierz-
chnie.