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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05
Cat Takes Hens Nest.
4. ADJUSTING Record.

IIvh Iht II. Augustine Record.
Finding her nest invaded bantam hen,
owned by George Odds children, raised
the echoes and the sleepers in that vicinity
this morning.
An investigation revealed the fact that
q cat with litter of kittens had taken
possession of the nest and retained 1t des-
pite the racket raised by the chickens. The
hens patience finally became exhausted.
and in she marched and took reserved
seat on the cats back. She laid her egg
and then left the feline family in posses
sion of the den.
While the hen was trying to GUST the cat
the din was terrific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05
A Hard Proposition.
Chleago Record Herald.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
There. said the author as he wrote
"Finis'' upon the last page of his manu-
script 81 think that's something which will
be hailed with gladness by the automo-
bilists. anyway
What have you written about, dear?''
his wife asked.
"you can judge from the title, which Is
How to Be Happy Though Going Less
Than Thirty Miles an Hour I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05
A Matter Of Opinion.
Chicago Record-Herald

From the Chicago Record Herald
A Pittsburg base ball enthusiast went In
sane the other day because the Pirates were
defeated.
"Huh!' replied the man who goes golflng
five times a week. "a fellow that goes
crazy over base ball doesn't have far to 90
before be hits bottom !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05
Brush Your Straw Hat.

From the New York Sun.
Eyes. know" said the hat man, people
never think of brushing their straw hats.
the straw doesn't seem to be hat made
to be brushed. the dust doesn't show on it
so much, and 80 they brush all their other
hats and let their straw hats go.
sBut IL they would brush their straw
hats as they do the others they would keep
fresh and good looking much longer: this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05

From the Chicago News.
He-"You are the only girl ever loved"
Shelves; knew you would say that"
He-"How did you know it7''
She-"Oh, at least a dozen different girls
told me that was one Of your stock rec
marks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05
Great Speech.

Uncle Sam will deliver, in q few days. 8
great speech on the future OF Washington
city for United States Realty Company
Everybody viii go wild with enthusiasm
when he proves that every nations capltaH
always grows to be its largest oitys-.AdyGj
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Nov. 21.-This was
another day of very broad and active
speculation i'm the stock market.
Plenty evidence of the strong absorb
tive power of the market was shown,
and there were signs as well of the
extension of interest in outside quar-
ters attracted by the rapid rise in
prices of the last few days But it
was obvious also that a liberal dis
tribution of holdings was going on
to take advantage of the growth of in
tercSt. The market showed the effects
of the movement as the day progress
ed and became irregular and at times
reactionary. Some stocks were af-
fected by profit taking upon the an
nouncement Of good news, while in
a few cases the character of the pres
sure upon stocks gave the impression
of some positive factor of weakness.
In the latter class were Metropolitan
Traction stocks. In the former were
Atlantic Coast Line. The action of
that stock proved that the demand on
account of the proposed increase in
the dividend had been filled mostly
before the announcement of the in
crease which came today. On the
report that the semi-annual distri-
button had been increased from IL
to 3 per cent. the stock ran off. Its
previous strength had been an inn
portdnt factor in the wide reaching
movement amongst Southern rail
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
Following Reports Made
by the Ginners.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE
New York Professionals Expecting a
Bearish Government Statement,
Were Heavily Short and We're
Thrown into a Panic. Net AID.
vance of 70 to SO.
(By the Associated Press

New York, Nov. 21.e-The ginners
report published at two o'clock this
afternoon showing only 7,49S,167
estimates averaged around 100000
bales lust before the report was pub
lished was followed by one of the
quickest and most violent advances
i'm the history of the cotton market.
The close was officially described as
excited and Irregular, at net adj
vance of 10 to SO points. Sales were
estimated at 100000 bales, of which
fully 100000 bales were transacted
in the last hour of trading.
The market opened steady at net
advance of to Z points in response
to better cables than expected. Be-
fore the report was issued the market
was very quiet and ruled somewhat
irregular with prices gradually sag
ging back to about the closing figures
of yesterday in expectation that the
report would prove bearish, and up
to general estimated circulating re-
Gently placing it at from about $780,
900 to 100000 bales. When the re-
port was issued the market became
sensationally active and excited, and
inside Of ten minutes had recovered
the recent losses and sold at a new
high level for the season with Janu-
airy touching 11.70. March Ills. May
1875 and July 11.9S, or about 81 to
1913 points net higher and 10 to 123
points above the low level of Monday.
There was great confusion after the
advance and prices moved 10 and 20
points between sales. Local profession
ais who had counted on a bearish re-
port were heavily short of the mar
ket and were thrown into a veritable
panic by the low figures. AT the
advance there was heavy realizing and
prices eased back about 20 points
from the top, but bullish crop esti-
mates were based on the report and
the undertone showed the continued
nervousness of the remaining short
interests.
Receipts of cotton at the ports were
101. 546 bales, against 102,016' last
week and 102.424 last year. For the
week (estimated) 100000 bales.
against 391, GIL last week and 373, 1872
bales last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans 2S,754 bales. against 81
341 last year and at Houston 30,S76
bales, against 20.803 last year.
Me- York. Nov. 2l.-Spot closed quiet
Middling uplands Ills: mddlng gulf il.4O
sales . bales. Cotton futures opened steady
anG. closed irregular.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22

roads and industrial stocks, which has
been a large sustaining force in the
market recently. A supplementary in
tluence in the same group was an en-
phatic disclaimer from officials of the
companies concerned that q merger
of the Southern iron and steel COM
panies was in contemplation. The
check to the advance in this group
was an influence upon the whole
market, but there were abundant or
setting influences. The most ,conspic-
uous was amongst the stocks center
ing about the metal, mining and
smelling industries Another feature
of the day was the sharp advance in
the preferred stocks of some of the
companies in which the comon stocks
have already enjoyed wide gains.
Smelling preferred. Locomotive pre-
ferred and st. Paul preferred were
the striking examples. There wa"
another stage in the speculative adj
vance in Reading and b. and O. was
benefited particularly by it. The mon
ey market made further progress to-
ward relaxation. but it is felt that
this progress has about reached it's
limits under the conditions existing
The pressure upon the Southern rail-
road stocks was aggravated later in
the day by the heavy falling off in
the ginning of cotton indicated Dy
the Census Bureaus report, which
orecipitated a panic amongst the bears
IN the cotton exchange. The irregu-
lar tone of the latter market was not
altered by the violent bidding up of
Brooklyn Transit and National Lead
md last prices were in many cases
oelow those of last night.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
oar value S3,320,0OO, L. S. new As
declined IA per cent on call. Total
,aIes stocks, 1,346.S00 shares.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
COTTON.

New York, Nov. 21.-The ginners'
report, published today. comes within
$4,000 bales of my forecast published
on the 18th OF November AS | then
pointed out, the approximate amount
ginned after the 14th November for
the past three years has never been
less than 100000 bales. Adding this
quantity to the amount reported to-
day the indicated growth is 10.900,000.
without making any allowance for
linters and repacks, and exactly con-
forms to the figures of my crop esti-
mate published on the goth of Octo-
boc.
a close ANALYSIS OF tho details of the
ginnerT' report, taken in conjunction
with the crop estimate of the South
ern Cotton Association, totalling g.
444, 900 bales. IS however. even more
strongly corroboratiVe of large crop
ideas 1t shows that in the States of
Georgia, North and South Carolina,
Alabama and Oklahoma. the entire.
crop as estimated by the Southern
Cotton Association has practically been
picked, harvested, and ginned up to
the 14th of November. while there re-
mains to be ginned after that date,
in the balance of the belt, only 2,000,-
900 bales in order to equal the crop es-
innate of the association.
During the fourteen days ending
November IA. there have been ginned
in Georgia. Alabama. Oklahoma, and
the Carolinas 459 900 bales. If for the
balance of the season there shall have
been ginned in these States only twice
as much as has been ginned in the
past fourteen days, and IN the other
States only enough to equal the esti-
mated production of the Southern
Cotton Association for those States,
the indicated total crop Will still be
10, 500, 900 bales.
1t is further noteworthy that the
ginners returns published today have
been received from only % 293 gins or
1918 less than reported a year ago.
and 1918 less than reported two years
ago.
Allowance should be made for this
fact as wei! as for the admitted dis
position on the part of many ginnerS
to withhold REPORTS or to shape them
in the interest of low figures and high
prices.
In view of the foregoing | am more
than ever confirmed in belief that this
years production of cotton is in the
neigh borhood of 100000 bales, to
which must be added the unmarketed
stocks carried over from last year and
the Inters and the city crop. The
movement for the week promises
closely to approximate that of last
year and thereafter for several weeks
will probably exceed that of last year.
The details of the ginners' report in
comparison with the estimate of the
Southern Cotton Association are as
follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Nov. 21.--Spot cotton
firm and higher, the Improvement be-
ing mainly due to the bullish char
acter of the bureau ginners reports.
Sales 4.750 bales, includ ng 2.100 to
arrive and LOO f. o. b. Quotations
advanced 7-16c.: middling If lie.
Futures were very quiet up to one
o'clock, prices at the opening being
/ to points higher. The general
impression here was that the govern
ment bureau ginners report would be
from 100000 to 100000, and when
the report was read giving the figures
at 7.49S.165 bales wild scene was
witnessed about the ring of the cotton
exchange. Prices within a few min
utes advanced from 81 to so points
In the trading December opened at
1858. sold up to 11.52 and finally
eased off to lila: January opened at
1918. declined to 1910. advanced to
11.66 and finally closed at 11.59:
March opened at 1924. declined to
1890 and sold up to 1856 and finally
declined to 1880. The market closed
moderately steady, the list showing
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22

S. A. l.. Stocks and Bonds.
Baltmoree. Nov. 21.-S A. l.. common
DO preferred zee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22

net gains of 81 to 80 points an adj
vance for the day of 435 to $50 per
bale. The trading was heavy.
New Orleans. Nov 2l--Cotton futures closed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
The Raleigh Banking and Trust
Company

rner
be
tina
of Trusts
We
valuable
Isusbe "A.
S w f
Norris W. Harden Alfred
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, H., Nov. 2I.-Profit taking
on q large scale caused sharp de-
cline in the price of wheat here to-
day; and although the market raj
lied somewhat the close was weak
and near the lowest price of the day,
with the May option off 34 to rs.
Corn and oats Were practically un-
changed. Provisions were '1-2 to {
IL cents lower.
Closing. Highest Lowest. CLOSING.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
New York Money.

New York. Nov. 2i.-Money on call steady
5A@6 per cent CLOSING bid So; offered at
G. time money steady; 60 and 80 days o.,
six months STAG. prime mercantile paper So
006. STERLING exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S6. 2S14S6 80 for
demand and at 4S2 SOn4Sl. SIS for so day bills.
posted rates 483h0Dg4S4 and 487@4S7l2. com
mercial bills 1925. bar silver CAS-. Mex
lean dollars 1874.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
Other Cotton Markets.
Port. Tone. Mlddllng. Kecepts
Dry Goods.

New York, Nov. 21.-Thee situation
in the dry goods market today was
decidedly chaotic as a result of the
ginners' report and consequent wild
fluctuations in raw material. Both
buyer and seller are awaiting de-
VelODmentS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
Naval Stores.

Wilmington, Nov. 21.-Turpentine firm, 50
receipts 40 casks.
Rosin steady, $3.50, receipts $50 bbls.
Tar firm, 18O receipts 6S.
Crude firm 3.10 4.3Sl1435 receipts lS4.
Charleston, Nov. 2l.-Turpentine and roSln,
nominal nothing doing. m
Savannah, Nov. 21-Turpentine firm, 6O
sales 09S, receipts $50. shipments ], 592,
Rosin, nothing doing, sales receipts $40
A, B, G, AS; D. 43O; E. 44s; f, 40; G, AIS: H;
$50; l. ASS: X. 500; M, S2O N. $50; VIC, SSo;
w. w, S.6S
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
I,iyerDOOl.

Liverpool Nov. 2l.-Cotton. spot quiet
Prices were 9points higher; American mid
ding fair 626 good middling S.94 middling
S78 low middling SCI good ordinary o.44; or
binary 528 The sales today,were 5000 bales, OF
which 500 were for speculation and export and
included 1900 American. Receipts 5000 bales
including Z. 300 American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22

creamery 24is@2S do ladle 1918. store packed
1915.
Eggs, firm, %.
Cheese, firm. large Ia, medium 1875; small
1dh.
Sugar steady. course granulated 500. fine
500
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22
Raleigh, Cotton Market

Receipts yesterday. 3 bales
Prices yesterday 10 3-S to 10 l-Zc
Receipts year ago 81 bales
Prices that day. 3.S to 1-2c
Receipts to date :. 1872 bales
Last year same date S,34S bales
The ranges of prices yesterday were
from 10 3-S to 10 1-2 cents pound
the cotton being classed as good mid
ding
Other Cotton Markets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-22

Flour steady; winter patent O0G4.lU; StralghtS
$685. 5lS; bakers 7sSs5o Wheat No, ) $50
corn No. 3 as; No. 2yellow. So@Sl. Oats No; 2.
29ss: No. 2 white. 3i@32t2; No. white, 3O(G3l "a:
rye No. 2, 5000; good feeding barley 37a37l4;
fair to choice mailing 42@46: No. fax seeC
81; No. 1 Northwestern. 90; timothy seed
B. 80 mess pork per Dbl 13.50di362t2 lard per 100
lbs. 7OOa7O2: shortrbs Qoose) 7OO@zl2; dry
sailed shoulders (boxedD ......,; short clear
sides (boxeD 6.87@7.00; whslley. basis of high
1925.
New York Provisions.
New York Nov. 21.-F1our steady. winter
do bakers 3.60@4.00. straiEhtS 5.25@5S0
Rye flour firm. fair TO good 3.SOd4.0O;
choice to fancy 4.60@490
Buckwheat flour steady. Z.OO(dZ.lO.
Corn meal steady. yellow coarse, l5O' KIN
dried $40
Rye steady No Western s..
Barley steady. feeding 44t2. mailing. 5SG6o
Wheat weak, No. red 8sis. May 9078. De-
cember 9l38.
Corn easy. No 2. So. Jan 1912. December
s4is.
Beef quiet family 1i.5O9i25O; packet II OOo
IL so; mess 10 GOA 10. IS; beef hams 2l00@22 90.
Cut meats steady. picked bellies Si2a9'
picked shoulders Ga i2. picked hams 9i2tdlO
Lard steady Western steamed 40 refined
steady continent 40 compound 6ia@Ss.
Pork quiet. family 1850 1900 short clear 1850
"a 10. ~. mess lo.UUsplO.0U.
TalIow fam z per pkg az country 49s.
ROSin dull, strained to good 4IOd4Io.
Turpentine steady. 64@64h
Rice steady domestic fair to extra 5'2d5Ss
MolasSes firm. New Orleans open kettle
good to choice 29A3S
Coffee spot rio quiet No. Invoice ID, nlld
quiet cordova 9s4Cd 1873.
Sugar raw steady. fair refining rs centrifugal
96-test "a molaSSes sugar 2ss refined quiet.
confectioners ASS mold A. sos. cut loaf
$40 crushed $40. powdered SO granuiated
AGO. cubes 400
Butter steady creamery common to extra
1923 state dairy 1908 western factory 16(gl9;
Cheese irreg state. full cream small colored
fancy 1894 small white fancy Is.
Eggs strong. nearby fancy selected 5od5o
Potatoes firm, Long Island 2OOgz2S, Jersey
2OOd2 Is do sweets 1.S0Cq1.7S.
Peanuts que fla cy hand-picked 4GHa, other
domestic 3dSA
Cotton by steam to Liverpool 2S@ .
Cotton seed oil market was firm, crude
| f. O. b. mills q prime summer yellow 27i40
1884 off summer yellow nominal, prime white,
! 3OG13i. prin winter yellow 50g5l.
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore Nov. 2l.-Flour steady, winter
patents 4.3SC94.5O, spring patents 47O0S.2O, ex-
| ira 4.35.
Wheat quiet. spot contract 83@A spot
! No 2 red western 82i26gA. Southern by sample
! 73CdS0
Corn quiet. spot old new Sl@SiM. Southern
| white 4l@14
Oats quiet No mixed 34i4g3lia
Rye firm No. g. wetern 771a@7S.
! Butter firm, fancy limitation 2O@2l. do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
KrOnika MiejsCoWa,
TAJEMNICE ZAKULISOWE.
Strajkierzy kompromituja praco-
dawcow.
Pragna jednak"z mimi zgody.

Pragna jednakrz mimi zgody.
Ciekawe historye opowiadaja
przywodzcy strajkierow pred
wielka lava przysieglych. Prezes
amerykahskiej uni woznicow,
Cornelius Shea przywodca Chi
cagoskich woznicow Albert
Young twierdzili, re jeszcze
przed rokiem otrzymali cd firmy
Montgomery $4,000, azeby "a.
rzadzic strajk woznicow u kom-
panii ekspresowej Sears, Roebuck
Spolka. Young twierdzil nadto,
re teraz, przedwczoraj, ofiarowa-
no mu $4,000, azeby tylko
strajk woznicow odwolal. Opo-
wiadali panowie Shea i Young
nadto, re mogli zarabiac bajecz-
ne sunny, zarzadzajac strajk we
"Fairze", W zakladach kompanii
Chicago City Railway i w wiel-
kich gnachach biznesowych.
Oskarzenia panow Shea i
Young wywoialy w stowarzysze-
niu pracodawcow rownie zywe
dyskusye, jak miedzy strajkiera-
mi, ktorzy maja sposobnosc pre-
konac sic, re ich dobrobyt lub ne
dza zaleza zwykle cd dobrej lub
zlej wolf ich przywodcow. Ogro'
nina sensacye wzbudzil fakt, re
ami Shea ami Young ME stawill
sic wczoraj ma posiedzenie
"Teamsters Joint Council" ko-
mitet wykonawczy woznicow wy
bral komisye, ktora zamiast trak-
towac re stowarzyszeniem praoo-
dawcow, odwiedza pojedyhcze
firmy przyrzeka odwolanie straj-
ku, jezeli tylko wlasciciele firm
ugodza sic ME zmuszae union1-
stow do odstawiania towarow
kompaniom ekspresowym, ktore
- iak wiadomo u unia wozni-
COW ME chca mice mic wsponego.
Komisarze uni woznicow otrzy-
muja odpowiedz, ze wszystkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
KR0TK|E NOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Pierwsze tramwaje miejskie "a
czna kursowae po ulicach, ma kt6rych
przedtem utrzymywaia komunikacys
Chicago Passenger Railway Co.
- Ma stacyach kolei g6rnych majs
bye wywieszone nazwy stacyj, ktore
wieczorami beda oswietlone.
- Istnieje projekt, azeby koleje
g6rne przewozily lekkie frachty z jed
nej dzielnicy miasta ma druga.
- Chicago City Railway Co. jest
Wilma rniastu 100000.
W tramwaju linii Milwaukee ave.
ulegia paralizowi serca Christina Hen
ming pm. SO Moffat str.
- Charles Mayer pm. 2433 Wa
bash ave. zostanie gwaltem dostawio-
ny do sadu okregowego. azeby zda8
swiadectwo W sprawie F. w. Solona,
oskarzonego branie lapowek.
- Wczoraj ME odbyio sic posiedze-
ME rady miejskiej, poniewaz zachodzi-
Ia Ottawa, ze uchwaIy zapadie ma tenn
posiedzeniu beda nieprawne.
- Mayor miasta Dunno udaje sic
dis wieczorem, W towarzystwie wy
bitnych demokrat6w do Cleveland, O.,
ma zaproszenie tamtejszego burmt-
strza p. Toma Johnson.
- w styczniu bylo napadow ma o.
soby "a, W lutym "a, W marcu 123, W
kwietniu 1SO, a W maju 349. Skuthem
straiku wzrosla liczba napad6w W o.
statnim miesiacu TAX niepomiernie.
Sllutkiem napad6w majowych utraci-
10 zycie 81 os6b.
- Skutkiem strajku zmniejszy sic
znacznie tegoroczna suma podatkow
cd majatku ruchomego W powiecie
Cook.
- Mfody W1och Joseph Bogo zosta3
przekazany sadowi kryminalnemu,
poniewaz dobyi noza ma F. A. Leh-
wick, kiedy ten go obrazii
- Is letni klerk W skladzie Mar
shall Field and Co. zosta} aresztowa-
ny pod zarzutem sprzeniewierzenia
wiasnosci pracodawc6w.
: Czysciciel okien James Rafferty,
zada cd wiascicieli hotelu Chicago
Beach $4,000 odszkodowania, ponie-
waz wypadi okna / uszkodzif sobie
mlecz pacierzowy.
- Wiasciciel domu Melville Jones
upominai lokatorke, azeby ME zakio-
Gala spokoju sasiadom. Energiczna pa
nj Richardson strzeliia do Jonesa
rewolweru / wpakowa}a mu kule W
ucho. Przekazano ia sadowi kryminal-
nemu.
- Wincenty Budzik pm. 1925
Hoyne ave. wypad1 tramwaju linii
Milwaukee ave., blisko Cleaver str.
pokaleczyf sic bolesnie.
- Rabusie rozbili szafe zelazna W
apiece F. w Thomasa, r6g Jackson
boul. Western ave. Zabrali $4oo.
sprawili sic TAX cicho, re Mkt 2 To-
katorow ME zauwazyi eksplozY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
Rdine notatkI te|egrafiezne.

- W odpowiedzi ma powinszowania
siowa uznania re strony japohskiego
ministeryum spraw zagranicznych,
Togo oswiadczyi telegraficznie, re ME
on i jego flota tyle, lie cnoty cesarza
japohskiego duchy jego przodk6w
odniosly zwycieswo.
r Niewiadomo dotychczas nape-
VINO, czyli w}adywostoch okret wojen-
ny Gromboj zatonai zaloga 300 lu-
dzf. Zaprzeczaja temu stanowczo Pc
tersburga. Co do Skrydiowa. to bawi
on W Petersburgu, zatem nieprawda
jest, by utonai.
= Arcybiskup Biaiogrodu, prymas
Ssrbski, Mgr. Innocent, umari wczo-
raj.
F. FW Lodzi ME ustaja rozruchy ia.
brykanci prosili Rad ogloszenie sta
nu wojennego.
= Powiesciopisarz niemiecki Bald
win Moellhausen, kt6ry odbywai diuz-
sze podr6ze do Ameryki l DUO powie-
Sci napisaI ma tie stosunk6w amery-
kahskich, unarl W 81 roku zvcia W
Berlinie.
z Tilsit, Memel Gumbinnen,
przeszlo 500 Rosyan szupasem wysia-
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