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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
MQRGAN'S DRUG
STORE CLOSED
The Concern Placed in In
voluntary Bankruptcy
Yesterday
CLAIM 4GGRFGAIFS St,4OO
bn:ted states Marshal wilso9 Now in
Charge Of the Propcrty-csse
May Go Before Referee and
May Go to Higher Court

The asors of Morgan drug store
- ere ck3sed yesterday By Deputy Un!
tea States Marshal j. Ben Wilson 8.
saranaah. in insoiuntary bankruptcy
eeeedings sued out by attorney,
1arks & Lane. Macon, Ga at tbs
iFsianc eof ths TaylorRiley Drug Co.
and Qthei creditors Of Macon.
re claims represented by the Ma
con attorneys Degregatins about sb40C
ana IS among The largest claims
against the concern
The petition il the case was hled
q sesupnah yesterday morning AZ
o'eoich a. Marshal Wilson was a.
0ee Brunswick 70 serve II,
rspars TAis ne ala at once aud an
ere the petitlon he becomes The Gus
todisn Of she property of the iirm ana
Is nov in charge.
The arQl $ 50 be allowed uatil Jan
moks answee o the pet
tnian ARA -l.oa cauSm.ghs tiey ~
ROT lassiea III t gent that in
solvsncy Is admitted the Ieatter vii
te referred 10 judge Mas isaac. rel
sfee il bankruftcy for the Brunswiel
district. who will name a Trustee tt
sind % the affairs Of the company
Il the 1rm ean establish solvenes
then the mater VIII be tried by {
nry tn The united States copr.
This step as anticipated by th'
Iasiness element Of the city as
Niil be remembered that 4 week 0
zen days ago the firm sent out lei
ttrs to It's creditors ofsering a rom
Promise at the rate Of iffty per cent
81 the dollar. The Macon people re
fused 70 accept the proposition ant
taaa aeNeloDnsep' Is he FtssaI
fost what tae attitude Of the con
Qn @ill be ofeourse, cannot be stated
t4t It IS understood that Mr. VII
wiil onh Be in charge d tbs
Dess nniil day when Uni
d states MARSHAL White via arrive
The city ana take personal charge
the affairs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
Came Mar aeInn Hurt.

Pap Goldsmith the popular cigat
nan, came near receiving a painful
y ound last night Mr. Goldsmith was
standing in tho rear Of his store when
a skyrocket descended and buried II
self TO a considerable degree IN the
earth only a few inches from where
he. was standing. Had the missl'
struck Mr. Goldsmith It would nc
doubt have killed him instantly 4;
~ came down with terrible force,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
A LAueHAsLe COMEDY
Asno Bill" For Two Performances
Mst;ree and Niuht.

ffNtb Itti W W0 FCtlSf fHtAti~Ss
Matinee and Night.
the company presenting Hello Bill
fGs been reorlani1ed and viii be seer
iIt brunswick en Monday. Dec 26 10
iw0 performances. Those Who sav
IRE performance when it was present
here lite over a year ago vii
rsaember itas being one OF the mos
Wholesome and iAugheble comedies
er seen in t. IS city.
The actions Of the comedy takei
+ ace in the sumner cottage Of Mrs
Lare. located al Seaside. Long island
5pst prior to, and Immediately aftei
the Spanish-American war. Act frs
securing Iune 26 1898 az i a. IN.
ac ?, Sept. = at four p. m and ac
4at s y. m. ii the same day
The company is really good on
aad those attending win soc one o
the most amusing comedies ever wit
messed The ay~has been seen IA
several cities throughout the soutt
fais season and has pleased immense
is everywhere AS Monday win be {
3 neral holiday he attendance vii
be unusually large an1 seats shouls
b. secured carry Reserved seats vii
- sold for lcth matinee and even
srg performances. The prices for IN
matinee will re 80 cents for adults
25e for children Night prices. 25
; ~ and 70 eea.- and sl.00. Seats nov
cn sale.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

hELsoN SAYS HIS MANAGER
STOLE PROFITS OF FIGHT

san Francisco, Dec "a. Battling
\ eIson, the pugalist, believing that
Dc had been Gefrauded Of the bulk Of
ne receipts % his recent glove con.
'' st. today swore out complainst
manager Ted Murphy and Eddy
= ntry his former sparring partner
accusing them of embezsline s7.27f
The warrants We're issued from the
rolice court and bail in each case
as fixed at S25,oo0 bonds 7r $4,000
cash.
Both the men were placed under ar.
rest
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICE
20 the Lumber Merchants and Steve
dores OF Brunswick, Ga,

We the oflivars and members Of the
Longshoresmen Labor union which
vas formerly the American Fedora
ion Of Labor beg leave to make ice
following notice. After the 6rst Of
January 1906, all laborors working tol
steyedores shall expect Is cents ne.
Four tor outs.le work. 20c ard 25c pel
hour for inside work All men work
NJ -tpf inniDrr a..i ttut.l.s laf-
,hnll e&rect vs. reHt- pef iOff
W. L. Harrison. President
A, J. Hail, secretaFy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
No paper ruesdav.

As viii be seen by reference to N
editorial columns Of The News this
morning. there viii be no paper issued
en- Tuesday. The force Is allowed
T. have sooG time tomorrow and
the management hopes that tho public
VIZ grant this litas Indulgence.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
A elME DINNER ropAY.
Wilson is Going to Spread Himself
Today

Wilson is Going to Spread Himself
Today.
Those who want qomsthing real
good to eat should not mis- the op
portunity OF eating at Wilson's to
Gay. T'hore is treat in store fol
those who 90 70 this popular res
taurant and ty tho way. Mr. Wilson
should receive tho patronage Of al
tfose who believe In FIRST class ser
vice and first class food.
There is everything at Wilson's.
No use IN saying that that yor
cannot get . good meal here for
Wilson serves it and the best OF
egrh for the money.
There Is q special bill Of fare today
lake dinner there you1l be salts
fed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
KINKS rHE REPORT INcoRascT

Inner States That the Figures on
Cotton are Wrong.
villa Rica. Ga, Dec, 24-E. J. Che
yiH. superintendent Of .he Gate City
Gil company'a gin at this place says
that the gin report Of the government
gid NOT reach here until November
and his reports we're mp to the
18th.
He says there IS something wrong
ia Dehmark aud is very open in
has statements about the anair
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
Antoher an Eloa strnck

jamestown. Dec. 24-Another oil
how ha7 been struck in Popular Cove
about four miles from this city on
the property Of John Allen Cobb. It
makes the third well to flow within
SIX months within a radius of one
half mile
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
ENTERTAINMENT ON TEUsOAY
Children Of the Presbyterian Church
to Receive Presents Then.

to Reeei Presents Then.
Tuesday night next the children ef
the Presbyterian chruch will be enter,
tcined at the church and receive their
q ristmas presents The entertain
n ents this year will be a departure
trcm the regular form and will be
very entertaining The children will
participate iu the exercises with
songs and recitations and taken al
together an enjoyable time Is prom.
ised Everyone Is Invited to attend
2 he hour for the entertainment to
tcgin Is 7;se LIZ
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

Judge Max Isaac has assigned the
!. s Douglas bankruptcy proceedings
for hearing on January 10 Ghis case
vas brought down from Alma. Ca,
some time AGO.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
Merrlt HeId for Fraud. i.

Commbu', Ca. Dec 24.--R &, Mers
rtt. a merchant at Fort Gaines. was
brought here by deputy marshal to-
day charged with us-E the United
States mail to defFaud The charge
vas brought Y ! Florida fish dealer
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

10 Preach a the Baptist chruch
Rev Waiter NJ Gilmore. former pas
Ton Of the Baptist church, will oc-
cupy The pulpit there az both seryi.
ces today rhe many frienos OF MI
Gilmore will be deligted at this op-
portupIty Of bearing him again
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
aool Room OWNER MURDERED
Found Bound IN Hls Place Of Busl.
ress.

s Found Bound N His Place Of Busl'
ress.
Beaver, Pean Dec. 2f-w. II Hal.
Aead,~a prominent and wealthy owner
m restaurant and pool room near
iils city was found murdered in his
liace Or business this afternoon and
great mystery surrounds the affair.
The man was found gagged in his
place of busiacss his head was ter
ribiy bruised and the gas ia the es-
tsblshment was turned on showing
fhat there hal been foul play.
The police department. is Under the
impression thai the man was murder
81 for money but there are seyerad
clnerent opinions about the affair
Il The deceased gas well thought Of
H. the community.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
10 nhae-,le ihn nav.

Tho Westetn Union and Postal tel
csraph companies Will observe the
following hours on Monday; 1890 to
10 q. n. and . to p. m.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

Rerlin' Dec 24.-Reports here make
i appear that Germany and Grear
-''i'ian as well as France are inyo.
we'd in the effort to secure the end -
ne war in the far east and it is
inrther stated that Germany viii take
the leading part.
FROM the highest sources il it posi-
hyeiy stated that the Kais4r has re
eelVed assurances tnet the Gar win
Ho' look witt di3rayor xr any peace
r"opositon
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
CAR WILLING To
TAkAB0UT PEACE
-%--
The War in the Far East
May Soon Come to
a Close
MANY NATIONS lNTtRtslFD
y is Said that Germany IS Taxing
leading Part in the Effort to
Bring About a Settlement
Between the Countries.

London Dee PA Berlin dispatch
- the New York Journal received
here this afternoon confirms the ear
ter report froin ST. Petersburg to tho
effect that The first steps have been
taken looking for peace between Rus.
sia and Japan
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
wlLL DELIVER PACKAGES rooAy
ThOse Expecting Presents Can Get
same at the Post Oftlce.

Same II the Post ofFlce.
Ia order TO occomoAata the public
postmRstar II McC. Brown has very
generously consented 10 allow the
rostofiee 10 renaln open today 50
that those expecting packages by
nail can receive them promptly.
II Is sure tint this courtesy on the
f's''AallS -. Drown will be apprecla-
ted by r@Ae reopie Of the eutire city.
There Is probably no other city Of
ansWieR q s.s@ whsra a ssugilar eg'lr-
sesy will be extended the public.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

~ tAfN IA 1ANtiteAi ~SAAty
tits believed that ST. George will
outrlyal Fitzgerald both In growth and
importance within the next few years
Mir Fitzgerald certainly uesd remark
able Judgement in selecting this To-
cation for his new town as it IS one
ot the most beautiful places in Geor-
gia and will. 90 doubt, become one Of
the most important towns in the state
The land where the towr will be
situated WAS bought through Mess.
Probston Fendig e. co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

Ttt1Ncs were veRY aOlET.
very Few Arrests Were Made Last
Night.

For Christras Eve the police had
e very quiet time OF ii last night
nad 1t is needless 10 say that even
the members Of the force nrre sur
p'ised n the GOOD order.
OF course some few arrests were
made but as a whole those VINO are
Pr the habit Of causing trouble took
Ia night OFF
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

The table viii be spread for about
fifty guests Invitations are extended
10 all Masons their wives and childrsn
yer the axe Of IS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
Artie Brockington Was
Painfully lnjured Last
Night
ROBBERY WAS IHE MOTIVE


Artie Broekingtor. son Of Capt Sam
Biecl1ington. as assaulted last night
near the ofics OF the Brnaswlek Ice
Manufacturing company at the rear
Of the Atlanta pharmacy. Ii seems
that Mr. Brnnkington had siarted for
home and mst his little N~Dther at
the corner Of Monk aud Newcastle
who asked him to wait on ilis corner
until lie coult 90 and get package.
nstead OF waiting on the sFner AIR
rrockington walked towaF1s Rich
i6ond treet and just as he got oppc-
site the ice house he met hree ne
gIoes one OF them stepped a front
a him and struck him ia rne head
with a pamptv bottle whsie ne othar
two stabbed hiu Isl the bad
Tbs broitsn boitle inHieie. ap ugly
wound just aboya lhe eyes and also
cut two gashfs IN Aia facs
WI Broctsnston had asvarsl pack
asss which the negroes qnaesasa sal
ron, thsy also stole his hpt md II ia
81 posed hat they ATTACKED rim fer
ne parpos Of robbery
Owing te The darkness 1T vas ina
p, sihle u, recognize tAa aslo
The wounds ct the yoa.;y man.
bile very painful, are moi d,nsidsred
dangerous HIS back was sadly onf
md had II lot been for ae fart
tnat the knife struck rib would
have penetrated the lungs
DR. Hlmtyn dressed kA. s1unda
aud al late hourbbssi ai'si ~
rrockington wax ufstine eaas laongh
sen suffering 20 sideraoly
The police haz not as ss. A 9aad-
ID eaftaa2 IL saia
- - PRFes as.
me Lucky Numbers at the Drawing
Last Night.
he winnina numbers for the prizes
Eered by a. Rothschild the popular
q s.weler were drawn last night and
lkhe following numbers We the win.
Wing ones;
First prize, ladies' gold ez,eh, won
by number 14sl
Second prize, gentleman gold
atch, won b. 2510.
Third rriae, diamond ring, won by
number 574S.
The committee appointed to take
charge ol the drawing - Gosod
CT Fleming. Ind
schuyler.
1r Rotschtld rcque Id
|irg the winning tici -
he anne at cnce and,
First ~ skl M 6
publie kaly Is inViT4
attend u m that the ~ S
Of Brunas had an opb,
| sty Of hearing 5uc leminent d
ea sar Small and hpe b
VI they @Ill Lahe adv Of
opportunity and turn oIt en- ma
t9 hUof hini today.
There will be no services al The
Ffst Methodist church tonight
/
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
REV. SMALL TO PREACH.

~ viii Occupy the Pdlpit Of the
Presbyterian Church this Evening
gue afiesN 81 fhe fre yi -.
Eurch have rGGnestea RY san ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
A Handsome Automobile.

perhars ths handsomest and most
costly present ever presented 10 a
brunswick lady was that received
by Mrs G. =. Jewett vest lerday in
the nature Of an automobile presen-
her a4 Christmas present
Ie~ett II is the handsom-
Eachine ever seen on the streets
nnswick and came as com
Murprise 70 Mrs. Jewett When
en yesterday there were many
with reference to it and it
rumored that the machine
,siisSd To one Of the members OF
the JeIlyl Island club who had iust
aIr.i.,x,ss.;sI.anlaA Athe city enroute to the
is being congrat-
M friends in boIns
n only genuine auto
lew Eod 9@person in this city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
flNG MuscAL PaoeRAMs
Interesting Services at te Different
Churches Teday.

Interesting Services at te Different
Churches Today.
Interesting services will be held Al
an Brunswick churches todauy the
feature OF whseh Of course VIII DC
81 eciaI Christmas sermons aud inter
Ssting musicll programs. The sev
eial churches Of the city arc all busy
rshearsing their Christmas music. Il
y as impossibie to secure all OF the
lausicai prosrams yesterday but a.
many as possible viii be published
tomorrow and those in charge are re
enested to ss.td them into the Office
today as early as possible.
At the Frss Methodist church the
Christmas sermon VIII he preached
ly Rev. San. w small the wen
lJown Atlanta minister who is spend
iIg some time in the CITY Rex Aga.
lone invited Mt Small d deliver the
{ Christmas sermon ana Che eongrega-
ton Of the church were de-. .ghted al
rs acceptance. II is exneel ted that
nj unusually iarge congregation viii
se present
interesting services viii be held in
~ other churches of the city
At the St 5udes Episcopal church
az unusually attractive musical pro-
gam has been arranged, as follows:
Morning Service.
Hymn No. 5s tBethlehcm) % little
7own OF Bethlehem
Veuite Exultemus Domino Chant
No. 11-W. Crotch in c.
Gloria Patry Danks in G, Il aat
and A flat
re Deum l-sudamus d. W Reade
4 nat
Jnbilate Deo Danlss in b fiat
Hymn No. 49--Adetie lidias 0
ONE all ye FaithMl
Kyries E W Reado in d nat
Gloria Tibi r " Read IN b ast
GN tias L ~. Read IA q. nat.
uskynln SO s. Gaasel wsie 2. :
.srds Watched Theif Floei
onettory, anthem d Reade IN
There we'e Shepherds IN ths
1elda.
offerfory sentence-chant No l9}
Gtlbert ia Thou ART Worthy o
ord
sursum coraa f " aead- in =
tat
sanctus +. W. tea4e in p aat
Beuealctus lu VENT r. 81 Reaaa
. G.
Agnus Del e. W. Reade ii
Eueharistic Hymn e. w Reaae in
fiat.
Gloria in Exeelsis ID ". neade in
s fiat
sevenfold amen stainer IS
Nunc Dim Iaft 81 aA
''urle ip r
Hymn No. &c Yorkshire chrisl
mas Awake.
Eysnina Service.
Hymn No ~ Adeste Fideles 20
One al ye Faithful
Gloria Patria Danks in g. e Cat
md A fat
Cantate Domino -Danks in p lat. ,
Benedic anima mea Chant No. 1877
Barrow in f.
Hymn No. 60-Regent Square An;
les from the Realm Of Glory
Hymn No SO Carroll 1T came
n Midnight Clear
Oflertory Sentence Chant No l9l
Gilbert in C-Thou art Ssa.sSSSssrssA c
ord. g
orertory
F.-There We
Fields.
sevenfold Az
Hymn No
Town Of Batblehen
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

10 Occur on Tuesday ~
hapter have extendS
o their Masonic friends ~
70 be given Tuesday eve1ii a. u
Masonic hall
This promises ,be one on
rleasant affairs ofS>he n
is the anniversary ofNse
rf the most impressive
Masonic calendar and the ladfe
entertained the Masons tefs .7ln'iiI11
.riar occasions that were alwds
ant The hall will be beaut -
corated ia ths spirit OF Y iday
season and other attractige e~FsatuN
vii serve to make he occasion
memorable one.
During The evening go
addresses viii be mad IN
e the Masonic ordert ii |
responses win he made nom
ters Of the Eastern star.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-02
R6lne nOtatki teIGgraficzne.

- Podczas przyjec noworocznych
Wypowiadali wczoraj monarchowie W
stolicach europeJskich, posiom ame-
rykanskim, :wyrazy wsp6lczucia dla O.
fiar chicagoskich.
e. Chinczycy przyjmuja grozna po-
stawe przeciw Rosyi w Mandzury1
mnoza sic oddziaiy chinskich pow
stahcow. L
- Gazetom rosyjskim zakazano do
nosic ruchach wojsk rosyjskich.
Niekt6re czasopisma przewiduja
wmieszanie sic Stan6w 2jednoczo-
nych do @ojny.
- Lord Landsdowne, angielsM mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych, uwaza
wojne "a nieunikniona.
= w Paryzu uchodzi "a rzecz pc
VIVA, ze ze strony Japohczyk6w padnie
pierwszy strzal.
= Przez ciesnine Gibraltarska prze-
szly diva kontrtorpedowce podazaja-
ce ma wody jsponskie.
- Pewien general francuzh zapo-
wiedziai re wojna Japonia mice be-
die dla Rosyi fatalne nastepstwa.
II japohskich pancernik6w odpay-
ME jutro Toxic do Masampho, portu
koreanshego.
7 arcybiskupstw bostohskiego,
Dubuque biskupstwa Providence ma
bye utworzonych dyecezyj.
w Bialym Domu odbyio sic
wczoraj wielkie przyjecie noworocz-
ne. 6,7O0 os6b sciskalo reke prezyden-
ia.
- Nowy mayor miasta New York,
George B. Nc Clellan, objal wczoraj
urzedowanie.
Zwiazki rzemieslnicze W New
Yorku porozumia4y sic z pracodaWca-
mi. $4,000 robotnikow znajdzie natych-
miastowe zatrudnienie. Sadly rozjem-
cze maja ma przyszlost rozstrzygac
spory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-02
krOnika MiejSCOWa.
zALOBA w MIEsCIE.

Smutno rozpocza} sic Nowy
Rok w miescie Chicago, a za}oba
spowodowana straszna katastrofa
w teatrze Iroquois W ubiegfa sro-
de, kt6ra wywo1ala wspolczucie
ca}ego swiata cywilizowanego,
manifestujace sic W hcznych tele-
gramach kondolencyjnych, jesz-
cze potrwa diugo przez Gale ty-
godrie nietylko tworzyt bedzle
gl6wny przedrniot rozmow oby-
wateli miasta, ale takze wywrze
wp}yw ma bieg hcznych intere-
sow nliasta.
Dok1adnej liczby oflar katastro-
fly jeszcze zawsze podac ME moz-
ma i podobno nigdy ME bdezie mo-
ana u1ozyc kompletnej ich isty
nazwisk: niektore nlch zapewne
pozostana ma zawsze nieidentyfi-
kowane. Wedle raportow policyj-
nych, skonstatowano, re wydoby-
to 582 trupow a 1o4 osob pokale-
czonych. Nadto jednak jest ga
ginionych" os6b 312, o kt6rych
los dopytuja sic nadaremnie 1ch
krew1li. Poniewaz pomiedzy zw}o-
kani znajduje sic 169 osob niei-
dentyfikowanych, przeto prawdo-
podobna jest rzecza, ze miedzy te-
mi znajduje sic wiele tych ga
ginionych" os6b. Sprawdzenie te-
go bedzie trudne, jeaeli ME Memo
zliwe.
onegdaj, w wigilia Nowego
Roku, zazwyczaj tax halaSIfwie
obchodzona w Chicago, panowaaa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-02
TELEGRAMY,

Colon, stycznia. = Rozchodza
sic trrtaj w1esoi, re amerykahsEie
olcrety wojenne zatopiIy kolum-
bijski statek "Pinzon". Me "a
przeczono tym pog1oskom. Odp}y-
nal ztqd ma ctwarte morze okret
Mayflower", ma kt6ry kontrad-
rnira1 Coghlan przenios} swa fla
&c adr1nralska. DIS niema w por-
Gle ami jednego amerykahskiego
okretu. Podobno naczelnik In
dyan Inanaquina opusci} swe te-
rytoryum, namowiony do tego lub
zmuszony przez Kolunlbijczykow.
Berlin, 2 stycznia. Cesarz
Wilhelm przyrzell poslowi anne
rykanskiemu posla6 ma wystawe
powszechna w St. Louis wielki
serwis srebrny, uzywany podczas
znaczniejszych uroczystosci dwor-
skich, oflarowany przez obywatel-
stwo niemieckie z okazyi wstapie-
MIA ma tron cesarza. Posel zape-
wnia, re Mkt ME interesuje sic w
Europe tax bardzo wystawa w
St. Louis, jak cesarz Wilhelm.
Prezydentowi Roosevelt przesfal
cesarz serdeczne zyczenia nowo-
roczne.
Waszyngton, stycznia. = Po-
sci japonski w Londylle otrzy-
ma1 podobno wialdomosc, re Ro-
sya odrzucita wszystkie zadania,
wyluszczone w ostatniej nocie
rzadu japohsdego. w departa-
mencie spnaw zewnetrznych daja
wiare tel wiadcnloSoi. Jezeli sic O.
ma sprawdzi, wybuchu wojny
niedzy Rosya Japonia ME be-
die MONA juz watpiG. Ponie-
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ckiej, azeby swe okrety cofnal po-
"a granice przestrzeni, ktora be-
die widownia wojny.
Petersburg, stycztlia. - u
powazniono agenta Piracy zjedno-
ezonej do rozaiesieaia wiadono-
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