davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
Work Probably in Vain.
NO BIG LOAN FOR FRISCO.
Senate Committee Puts Quietus on Plan
to Guarantee Debt-Has No
Jurisdiction.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1.-The
Senate committee on finance today au-
thorized an adverse report on Senator
Newland's resolution looking to a ma
tionai guaranty of credit to San Francis
co. The report of the committee said it
was determined that the relief plans are
without the legitimate province OF con-
gressional action"
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May T.
Upon arriving yesterday from Comox,. B.
c., Capt. Bjerick of the Hercules re-
ported that on April II, Is and 19-the
time of the earthquake-the steamer was
in strong southeast gales and mountain
Gus seas. On April 20. in latitude 1920
north, longitude 156:27 east, there were
such heavy seas and gales that the
steamer was compelled to lay to, it being
impossible to keep the Hercules on her
way The barometer at this time reg
istered 1854, or the lowest Capt. Bjerick
has ever seen at sea.
The first wedding ever celebrated in
Golden Gate park took place yesterday
afternoon, when Miss Amiie hartmann
became the wife of Rudolph Bossert.
The ceremony was performed in the little
summer house just west of the conserv-
atory, where the bride has been staying
with friends since April 49,
The health department has ordered
that no milk shall be sold unless it is
first boiled.
Belasco & Meyer will soon begin the
construction of new Alcazar theater.
1t will be a temporary structure, one
story high.
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TARIFF PUT TO FRONT
REVISION WILL BE CAMPAIGN IS
SUE SAYS REPORT.
Coming Congressional Elections Will
Show Which Way Wind Is Blowing
on This Subject.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, May THE Record
Fl e a DIS Washington correspondent
says:
Once more the tariff has come to the
front in American politics. Unless all
signs fail, revision will be the issue i'll
the approaching canvas for the election
of members of the House in the sixth
eth Congress.
There has been no straight out contest
in this country in favor of tariff revision
since the congressional campaign Of
1894, Mr.. Cleveland carried the presiden-
tial election two years before that on the
issue of tariff reform versus high pro-
lection. Congress passed the Wilson bill
under circumstances which aroused pop
ular anger and the morning after the
congressional election of 1894 the country
awakened to realize that a Republican
tidal wave had set in anu that the Dem
ocrats had lost control of the House by
an enormous majority.
In each succeeding election other is
sues have overshadowed the tariff. 1t
was the financial question in 1896 and
1898. 1t was anti-imperialism and the
control of combines in 1900 and 1902.
In all of the campaigns since 1896 the
Democrats have gone down in defeat
largely because the country was pros
porous and the voters were not interest
ed in having a change.
"But now the tariff has been forced
to the front again, and the Republican
argument of unexampled prosperity is to
be met with the Democratic argument
that while the country is prosperous, it
is a prosperity in which the managers
of the combines are getting the lions
share, while the burdens of the tariff are
falling upon the great masses of the
citizens in increased cost of living
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
WORD LOBBY" IS OMITTED
New Presbyterian Prayer Book Has Some
Similarity to Episcopal Issue OPP
position to It's Use.

NEW YORK, May THE new book
of common worship has just been pub
lished with the authority OF the Presby-
terrain general assembly. For three
years a special committee on forms and
services for the general assembly, headed
by Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke, has been
working on this new book. The title page
of the book bears this significant an
nouncement: For voluntary use in
churches"
This is the first time a prayer book
terrain church The opposition to the
book in the general assembly last year
was particularly strong from western
missionaries. One of these said: Out
our way we have to eat canned veg
etables. canned meat and canned milk.
but we can't stand for canned prayers
All that remains for those who are OPP
posed to the book is to refrain from its
use. In the east and in the large cities
of the country generally the new book is
expected to be largely used.
In many particulars the book has
points of similarity with the Episcopal
book of common prayer. Some Episco-
palians said that some of the forms for
services and many of the prayers were
almost bodily taken from their prayer
book. To this assertion Presbyterian
editor made reply that as a matter of
fact the makers of the prayer book Of
the Episcopal church themselves had
drawn on some older sources.
Women will be especially interested in
the marriage ceremony in the new book,
for it omits the word 'obey" and it also
omits reference to the worldly goods
with which the man and woman in the
Episcopal and some other maria ge
forms endowed" each other.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
WILL SAVE OLD NIAGARA.
international Waterways Commission De-
ter1nines Upon Limita tions for Di-
version from Falls.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May Pres
ident Roosevelt today sent to Congress
the report of the International Water
ways commission on the preservation of
Niagara Falls.
The report contains recommends tons
for the restriction of the amount of wa
ter to be diverted for power purposes
and suggests that the amount of water
to be diverted be limited either by treaty
or legislation. The limitation is placed
at $4,000 cubic feet per second from the
Canadian and 1880 cubic feet per sec
ond from the American side, an addition
to 10000 cubic feet per second author
lied for the Chicago drainage canal.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
WITTE OUT ON LAND ISSUE.
Nobility and Peasants Combined Against
Him to Gear.

ST. PETERSBURG, May IA mem
Der of the council of the empire elected
from the marshals of the nobility ex-
plains the circumstances of Premier
Whites resignation, which so to show
that NJ. Goremykin's appointment as
premier represents a victory of the pro-
yincial agricultural interests over Witte' $
system of financial Capitalization.
Inquiries among the douma's members
show that the constitutional democrats
regard the change in premiership as
merely temporizing with the situation,
but peasant members concur considerably
with the opinion of the nobility, that
Goremykin is a friend of the agricultural
interests.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
STAYS FAVORITE CHILD.
Shooting Daughter-Girls Sister
Is Left Unframed.

NEW YORK, May Mrs. Mary Wa
ters entered the room of her home in
West Seventysixth street, where her
two daughters, Agatha and Ruth, lay
sleeping early today and shot and killed
Agatha, the eldest and her favorite, and
without attempting to harm Ruth, killed
ry over the daughters i'll health is as
signed as the reason.
Mrs. Waters was the wife of John r.
Waters, well-to-do insurance broker,
and was 80 years old. Agatha was 20
and Ruth is II. The mother had grieved
over the thought that Agatha, who was
her almost constant companion. expected
to sail for Europe next Saturday in the
hope of recovering her health.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
Friendly Tip.

'There are many things you should
avoid, young man, said the bachelor
philosopher, "but there is one in par
ticular that l would warn you
against
"What Is that?" queried the unso-
phisticated youth.
The widow who firmly believes that
she is an example of the survival of
the fittest,' replied the OLD man, with
a ong-drawn-out sigh.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
pris0ners and Capfives
By ii. $. NfERRlmAN
-@=
nrrR XIV.-(Continued.)
" n. .. MERRHMAN

,,pTER XIV.-(Continued.)
Ha said presently, you were my
~ if I we're fortunate enough to
f I" right to comment upon your
8" Z should be strongly tempted to
IA water upon your charity"
r. ' ..nrse you would" she replied.
U: W.. ssn out of ten would do the
3 y, sure Of it, Mr.. Tyars, and,
a I do not defend myself. 1t is
'3 rscnIt to find a channel for char
! r,otives to run in. At any rate, l
harm to these old men,"
5,,ra no doubt you do them a great
- cood" he said, rather bluntly !:
son are hardly the person to do it..
!, mt the place for lady to wan
,5ort in alone. Wait twenty years."
~ ia laughed. and stepped aside to hold
.5.r arms in expostulation.
.Tn not a girl" she said; land look
=. thick veil and a clumsy old
-, without a waist to it. l think, in
"a + i foolish of me to ask you to
2. =, did look, gravely, from the top of
l.. simple hat to the toes of her small
~,,, rpeping out beneath the ulster.
At Is no use," he said, you cannot dis
81, Yourself. No woman" he added,
tr+b your-advantages can"
q. vas quite right. Plainness is easi.r
. ,,rceal than beauty. There is nothing
~. difficult to hide than a pretty face
M graceful figure. They walked on
gain.
.rfo she said, I'VE waited for men to
4 rs what we can do and what we
,,rot, a great deal of good would remain
,done."
f. would not argue; and his silence
tened her humor, for it betrayed a
examination to interfere no further.
1T is not" she said, continuing her
teDse with womanlike persistence, ''as
| dragged other people into it. [ do
4. for instance, bring Helen here"
Is she said this she glanced up at him.
No." he answered, calmly, returning
gaze.
They were now at the dock gates, and
constable on duty touched the brim
bis helmet in double recognition.
May | call hansom?" inquired Ty-
Thank you" she said. 'sThere is one
ling"
While waiting for the cab she spoke
in
FEEL" she said, lightly, "like run
y school girl. Will you please tell no
s out of school?"
You can trust me, Miss Winter" he
!, as he helped her into the cab, "to
my tongue. 1t is one of the few &C
pIishments / possess"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
Feminine Attractions.

Dolly-Yes, the prettiest girl in our
Sunday school sold kisses at 90 cents
each to help along the church fair.
Somehow, the young men were shy
about taking them at that price
Dicll-No wonder. You must have
been trying to attract girls. Young
men are not looking for 99-cent bar
gains.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
A Life study.

Tess-Belle graduated from your
cooking school last year, didn't she?
Jess-Yes, but she's going to take a
postgraduate course this spring.
Tess-Going back to school, eh?
Jess-No: she's going to marry a
poor young man at Easter.-Philadel
Dhia Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
Lucky for Him.

What do you think of the man who
stole that immense sum of money!"
well" answered Broncho Bob. Il
'spose we'll have to go ahead and
spend the time an money on a trial.
It's lucky for him it wasn't q boss"
Washington Star.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
CASTRO is IN ENGLAND.
Dover Dispatch Says venezuela's Chief
Has Arrived There from Calais,
France.

LONDON. May "A dispatch to a
news agency from Dover says that Gen.
Castro. former president of Venezuela,
arrived there this afternoon from Calais,
France.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
MARK TWAIN Is ILL.
Bronchitis Develops from Slight Cold
and Prevents His Trip to
Dublin.

NEW YORK. May Mark Twain.
who had planned to leave this city on
Saturday for Dublin, n. H.. where he
was to spend the summer, has been com
PEELED to postpone his departure indefi-
nitely, owing to an attack of bronchitis.
He took to his bed on Tuesday last with
slight cold and bronchitis developed on
Thursday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11
BURGLARS CRACK
LETTERS VAULTS.
Bonds and Negotiable Papers Are
Stolen from the Corn Kings
Offices.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, May THE office of
Joseph Letter and the estate of Levi Y.
Letter. father of Joseph Letter, was
robbed last night, and bonds and securi-
ties valued at from $4,000 to $4,000
were stolen.
Break in with Sledge Hammers.
The burglars entered the office by
breaking in the door with a sledge ham,
mer, using rubber mats to deaden the
blows. The robbery was discovered by
clerks today.
hasty examination of the contents
OF the vault caused the assertion by the
clerks that securities valued at from
100000 to $15OO00 had been taken.
When Hugh Crabbe, the manager of
the estate of Levi u. Letter, arrived at
the office he at once declared that the
amount of the robbery would not
amount to more than $4,000 or $25 900.
and produced a package of bonds valued
at $125,O0O, which the clerks thought
had been stolen.
Attorneys Lose $4,000.
The offices of Attorney Robert E. and
Frank Grove, adjoining that Of the Lei
ter estate, was also entered and securi-
ties valued at $4,000 were taken. The
door to this Office was broken open in
the same manner as that of the Letter
estate. In both cases the vault doors
were opened with chisels.
The robbers had pulled down the cur
tains, turned on the lights, and scru-
tinized the bonds in order to determine
which were negotiable, and which were
not All of the securities taken were
negotiable.
Letter at Lake Geneva.
Joseph Letter, who is stopping at Lake
Geneva, Wis. was informed of the rob-
berry by telephone, and said that he did
not believe that the robbers secured any
negotiable paper.
MY best knowledge" said Mr.. Letter,
sis that the vault contained nothing but
leases, contra cts, and similar papers.
do not believe that anything of value was
taken"
Work Probably in Vain.
After taking an inventory of the Sc
curities left in the vault, Mr. Crabbe
and Mr. Letter announced that the Sc
curities taken amounted to $4,000. Jo-
seph Letter said later in the day:
'While the amount of securities taken
will amount to about $4,000 there is alb
solutely nothing in the papers that can
be turned into money. Not one OF the
securities is negotiable and the robbers
secured less than 500 in money"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-11

It is not wealth, nor ancestry. but
honorable conduct and noble dispo-
sition that make men great.-Ovid.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-13
ZaZdroSC.

Franciszek Skrawski i Jak6b
Sz}amp byli dawniej przyjacioi-
mi, lecz zakochali sic obydwaj w
iednej dziewczynie, skutkiem
czego Szlamp zaczai paiac ku
Skrawskiemu zazdroScia i ME-
nawiscia. Mieszka on pm. 1928
przy Justine ST., kiedy wczoraJ
wychodzii z szynku ma 45ul, bll-
sko Ashland ave., Sz}amp stree
lii do niego diva razy zadai mu
dwie bolesne rany. Kiedy policya
aresztowa1a skrytobojce, ten sta
viii jej rozpaczliwy opor.
Odezwa sinobrodego.
Kiedy adwokat rzekomego 20
nobojcy Jana Hoch' wyrablai
wczoraj II gubernatora ponowne
odroczenie terminu powieszenla
skazanca, ten wystosowal odez-
we do ludu stanu Illinois, w kto-
rel twierdzi, re zostai skazany
ma smierc niewinnie, poniewaz
Inspector policyi Shippy i pro-
kurator Olson zmusili .jego o.
statnia zone do skladania faiszy-
wego swiadectwa, poniewaz re-
porterzy gazet kladli mu W usta
slowa, jakich on nigdy ME wy
powiadal, prasa uprzedzaia sy-
stematycznie publicznosc, przy-
siegiych i sedzi6w ma jego nieko-
rzysc. Hoch stall juz - jak po-
wiada - cztery razy W cieniu
szubienicy, lecz gdyby go miano
stracic, dopuszczanoby sic gwai-
tu, ma jaki zdobywaja sic jedynie
Moskale yzgledem tych, ktorzy
So w ich mocy.
Jak widzimy z telegramow,gu-
bernator uznai "a stosowne wy
znaczyc wstretnemu Niemcowr
nowy process. Zamiast Hocha "a
wisna w przysz1y piatek ma szu-
bienicy. Murzyn Robert New.
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TELEGRAM Y.

Rzym, IS lutego. - Z urzedo-
wych zr6del w Algericas nadeszly
niezmiernie ,pessymistyczne via
domoSci i zachodzi Ottawa, re
konferencya rozwiaze sic w bic
zacym tygodniu bez doprowadze-
mia do porozumienia. Slychac,
ze w takim razie >Francya wysle
do Marokka nadzorcze wojsko
francusko -hiszpanskie i popros-
tuuwiadomi mocarstwa, IL w ce-
lu bronienia swoich interesow
kolonialnych zmuszona jest pill
nowac, by tam ME przyszio do
rozruchow. Poniewaz Niemcy
stanowczo ME cbca przyznac
Francyi prawa rozciagania poll
cyinego nadzoru mad Marokiem,
przeto takie postapienie Francyi
zapewne doprowadzi}oby do tie
go, IL Niemcy postawia swe ul-
timatum, CO znowu doprowadzic
moze do wojny, Anglia konsek-
wentnie trzyma w tel sprawie
strone Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-13
KROTKIE NO1ATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Nocny str6z F. W. Day
Scigai dw6ch zlodziei, W kt6rych
obronie stanal pies bulldog. Psi
sko tax poszarpalo stroza, re mu-
siaho go odwies% szpitaI3 e.
= Do mieyzkania W d5hiu pn.
T I72 DeKoven st. zakradli Sic 10
dzieje. Zabrawszy kosztownoscI,
najedli SIG w kuchni i wystawili
kucharce swiadectwo, re dobrze
gotuje.
-.Trzej synowie Jozefa Wolca
pm. 500 Ontario ST., staneli W
obronie matki, ktora pijak i .bru-
tai biz niemilosiernie. w szpita-
lu opatrzono jego rany, poczem
osadzdno go pod kluczem.
w parku Humboldta zasa'
NAL sic w niedziele lod pod cie-
zarem mn6stwa os6b, uzywaja-
cych slizgawki.
Aresztowany Ferdynand
Szopek przyznai SIG, &c byi W
Austryi urzednikiem na poczcie
i ukradl $4,000.
- Murycy W teatrach, daja-
cych diva przedstawienia dzien-
ME, zadaja podwyzszenia piac z
S22 ia SIS tygodniowo.
- Aresztowano konduktora l
-motorowego, kttrzy spowodowa.
Ii zderzenie sig poc:agu kolei
pennsylwahsk:ej tramwaJem'
ma 100 ulicy. 3\osoby przypiaciy
katastrofe zyciem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-13
Rd1ne notatkl teIegraficzneD

- Pomimo wszelkich niepo-
kojacych wiadomosci z Algericas
podobno sami delegaci jeszcze
ME traca nadzei, re przyjdzie do
jakiegos porozumienia i usilnie
mad tenn pracuja. =
= Francuska izba poslow "a
twierdzila 4o7 glosami przeciw
S. nowy uklad handlowy fran
cusko7rosyjski zawarty W Peters
burgu.
= Gazety angielfkie donosza,
re cesarzowi Wilhelmowi teraz
zalezy ma tenn, azeby ME przyszso
do porozumienia w Algeciras.
= WI Londynie znowu urza-
dzono ,,demonstracye gsodowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-13

pochodem po ulicach ludzi bez
zatrudnienia. Me powiodla sic
ona o tyle, re byla o wiele mniej-
sza od poprzednich. Odby}y sic
ma kohcu przemowienia przyje-
to rezolucye wzywajace Rad by
znalazi srodki zaradcze.
- w poblizu staroserbskich
miejscowosci Nikujon, Drago-
manci Czelopek wojska turec-
kie stoczyiy bitwe serbskimi
oddzialami. Turcy stracili 20 lu-
dzi zabitych ranionych, a Ser
bowie I9.
- Protestanci wnieSli do krola
Edwarda petycye, ably ME dopu-
Sell do zaslubin ksiezniczki ,Eny
kr6lem Alfonsem hiszpatiskim.
- Nastepca tronu niemieckie-
go przenosi sic iona do Pocz-
damu. Nastepczyni tronu spo-
dziewa sic zostac matka W lecie.
- Wszechniemiec Albrecht
Wirth w otwartym liscie radzi
cesarzowi Wilhelmowi wybrac
sic W podroz do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, by tym sposobem
Niemcom zapewnic sojusznika
silnego wobec tego, re teraz zu-
pelnie So izolowane..
- Mowca Cannon w izbie po-
slow Kongresu St. Zjedn. wczo-
raj okazyi urodzin Lincolna
podarowal izbie nowy mlotek.
- w Grand Rapids, Mich,
przemawial ma obchodzie z Okla
zyi urodzin Lincolna pocztmistrz
generalny Cortelyou bral W o.
brone ludzi bogatych wobec
,,zoitej prasy".
- Parma Alicya Roosevelt
wczoraj W Bialym Domu wyda}a
obiad dla blizszych znajomych
okazyi swojej 22letniej roczni-
cy urodzin.
w Hancock, Mich, daio
sic uczuc slime trzesienie ziemi
i wywo}alo poploch, ale ME zrza-
dzilo szkod zbyt znacznych.
w Portland, Ore, w czasie
pozaru w pewnym wyszynlu
blisko mostu, 6 osob stracilo zy-
Gle kilka innych odniosio ciez-
kie uszkodzenia.
- Pociag kolei Nashville and
Chicago wykoleif sic w poblizu
Chalmansboro, Tenn, kilka o.
sob zostalo pokaleczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-13
Czterdziestolecie Literackie
Orzeszkowej.

w r. b. uplywa lat 40 Cd u
kazania sic ma szpaltach ,,Iygod-
nika ilustrowanego" uObrazka z
lat glodowych", przy ktorym
publicznosc polska po raz pierw-
sly wyczytaia nazwisko: Eliza
Orzeszko - jako autorki. Pono
luz W roku 1864 zaczela ona pi-
sac, zamiarem drukowanla,
drobne utwory belestrystyczne,
ale je potem spalila. Dopiero W
dwoch numerach ,Tygodnika",
kohczacych pierwsze poirocze
1866 (23 80 czerwca), zjawii sic
w druku wymieniony wyzeJ
,,Obrazek". Druga bodaj z kolei
praca drukowsna Orzeszkowej
byi W tymze roku 1866 artykui o
Buskle'u w ,Gazecie polskiej" |
w ,,Kuryerze warszawsklm"
Cd owego czasu zaczsly sic cze-
sto pojawiac utwory artykuly
znakomitej pisarki talk W oddziel
nych ksiazkach, jako i W pis-
mach polskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-13
GrOzne Wie$Ci Z A|geciras.
Surowe rozporzadzenie gener. gubernatora
Odessy.
Wagrom grozl rzadoXy zamaeh stanu.
WIN. J. BRYAN REZYGNUJE URZEDU DYREKTO'
RA ZAKKADU NAUKOWEGO
WieIozefca Koch ma wielkie szanse Otrzymania
ufaskaWienia.

ze ma tenn kraj caiy najwiek-
sze poniesie straty, re przez to
kredyt Rosyi zupeinie podupad-
ME, o tenn rosyjscy rewolucyoni-
Sci ME pamietaja ,zupeinie So
bic z tego sprawy ME
zdaja jak \wie e | c e
obosiecznym jest miecz, ktory
"wolnosc" wywalczyc chce przez
ogolna ruine.
Nova encyklike do narodu
polskiego wystosuje papiez We
dug doniesienia dziennika ,,Gior
male d'Italia". Encyklika ostat-
MIA spowodowala, jak wiadomo,
liczne komentarze W prasie pol
skiej, a uiektore pisma tloma-
czyiy sobie ustepy encykliki W
ten sposdb, jakoby papiez ME po-
chwalal slusznych zadan narodu
polskiego. Move pismo papies-
lie ustepy tie objaSni W sposob
wykluczajacy wszelka watpli-
wosc co do uczuc, jake papiez
zywi dla Polakow, oraz co do "a
sadniczego stanowiska Watyka-
nu wobec Polski. Dziennik wlo-
ski zaznacza, re papiez ME chce
bynajmniej Polakow znieche-
cae w obronie ich praw narodo-
wych, lecz przeciwnie zacheca-
ich do tenn intenzywniejszej pra-
cy dla dobra swego spoleczeh-
stwa.
Rad serbski zaksada protest
przeciw zamknieciu granicy au-
stro-wegierskiej. w dziennikach
serbskich pojawil sic komunikat
p64urzedowy, W ktorym Powie-
dziano, re rzad austro-wegierski
postapil sobie bezprawnie, zamy-
kajac granice dla bydia serb
skiego rzekomo z powodu chorob
zarazliwych, panujacych w Ser
BIZ. Zanrkniecie granicy Jest ma
ruszeniem przepisew, obowiazu-
jacych Austro-Wegry, jeszcze
mniej zrozumianem jest zam-
kniecie granicy dla drobiu. Rad
serbski zafozy przeciw tym roz-
porzadzeniom przez posla swe-
60 w Wiedniu energiczny pro-
test.
Serbski minister handlu os-
wiadczyi deputacyi handlarzy
serbskich, ze Rad skieruje wy
woz bydla do Egiptu re juz W
tym kierunku poczyniono przy-
gotowania.