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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
U. 5. Branch photographic once

y. >. branch photographic Of1fce
A branch Of the United States photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained In San Francisco for the beneft of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand. for comparison and reference and the lat
est information can always be obtained regarding
lights. dangers TO navigation and all matters of
interest 10 commerce
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S. ~, in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
Streetcar Companies of East
to Aid United Railroads
New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg
Companies Supply Strike Breakers

HE New York. Philadelphia and Pitts
burg extending their aid the United Railroads of this city
its work recruit nonunion the for work the
system
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24

Ter, left today for Caspar to load a lumber cargo
for the return.
The schooner Charles r. Wilson Captain
Fake eight days from Grays Harbor. arrived
this afternoon with a full cargo of lumber for
local yards.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24

Spain is the greatest lead producing
country and Germans second.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco, June %, 1907.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
Movements of steamer.

TO ARRIVE
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
Big Cargo of Sugar
Log Raft L. Sighted

The big log raft that is on It's way
10 this port from the Columbia river
was sighted twice on June D. The
steamer HorneIin reports that on June
- at II a. m, when 30 miles south
southeast of Cape Mendocina, the raft
was spoken, being then in heavy sea
and strong northwest gale. The steamer
Newport reports that on June p at
1915 a m. the raft was seen three
mileS west Of Blunts reef lighthouse.
There was a strong northwest wind and
a heavy northwest swell at the time.
The raft is in tow of the tug Dauntless.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Current Events

Three men lost their lives by an
explosion in the International coal
mine In Alberta.
Il Is now learned that the wreck
OF the Great Northern steamship,
Dakota, valued at $S.OO0.OO0, was
due 20 a defect in the steering gear.
The city of Bitlis. Asia Minor. has
% zen destroyed by an earthquake.
Il Is reported that the German en-
peror will seek to mediate between
the Austrians and the revolutionary
elements OF Hungary.
The governor Of Pennsylvania has
signed the two-cent railroad fare
bill.
Fire destroyed today the McDon-
aid engineering hall OF MeGm Uni
versity, Montreal, Canada. Loss.
s75O.OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
DETWILER
MUST
COME
Out Of Hiding AS He Will Be
Shown No Further
Courtesy

San Francisco, April 5.-Detective
Burns announces this morning that
II Detwiler fails to surrender within
very few hours he will be placed
under arrest. Heney has come TO the
limit OF HIS patience and won't show
any courtesy to Detwiler, unless the
latter comes out of hiding and gives
himself up. The Home telephone
investigation will be completed to-
morrow. when additional indictments
against Detwiler are expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
BEAUcHAsP GIVEN VERDICT.
Jury I'm the DIR. III. Beauchamp VS..
Mutual. Life Case Gives Plaintiff
S20O---Other business.

The jury in the damage suit of
DR.. II. Beauchamp vs.. the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company, in
corporated in the state of New York,
after being in the jury room less than
an hour this morning, shortly be-
fore IL o'clock brought in a verdict
in favor OF the plaintiff for $269.17.
The complaint sets forth six causes
for action. all 7of which show the
company to have failed in their con-
tract TO Issue policies to applicants
after accepting their money.
Dr. Beauchamp claimed $50 for
medical service performed for said
defendant. The complaint asked for
s315.17 John H. and c. L. McNary
appeared for plaintiff and Attorneys
veazle and Martin represented the
defense.
Other docket entries have been
made as follows;
v. II. Caldwell VS.. George Fend-
rich, jury trial
T.. II. Vanderhoof plead not guilty
to the charge OF having forged in
strument in his possession, with in
tent to utter same. The plaintiff
was yesterday found guilty of sim
liar charge, and bail was fixed at
$1,000. There were In all three in
dlctments against vanderhoof.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
vANDERHooF GUILTY.
Jury After an Hours Deliberation
Brings in Verdict of Guilty.

f. H. Vanderhoof was yesterday
found guilty of forgery after the jury
had been out less than an hour.
The charge in the complaint sets
forth that Vanderhoof forged and
passed the following promissory
note:
S27.OO Nov. 10, 1906.
Ninety days after date / promise 10
pay to the order OF f. II. Vanderhoof
twenty-seven dollars.
Signed CHAS. LIE BRUN.
Monday morning at . o'clock was
set as the time for pronouncing sen
tence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Railroad line to BE Es,eud,s

Dresden, Tenn, April 5.-Nc,u,l
standing the fact that many q n
big lines are cancelllng their ort,rI
for extensions and improvement 4
account Of the difficulty Of prOeunr,
money on easy terms, the Noslls
Jackson & Kansas City railroad vi
extend its line from Mlddlaa,
Tenn, TO the Ohio river, and ip1
a junction with the astern nllssI
branch Of the Rock Island N
Frisco system at either PadiunA
KY, or Joppa, III. The ertension I
Paducah will be 16 miles. and I
Joppa 15O miles, and would nn'
lei the Illinois Central railrat
Whether this new road touches jsl'
pa, ILL.,, or Paduoah, KY, 4 VI
touch Mayneld, KY, and ls iln''
sure to touch Dresden, the suf'a|
having been made through Drs'tsi
thence to Jackson, going BY il'
tleN village OF Rida, south Of hen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
10 Cure That al
LOCAL DRUGGISTS

LOCAL DRUGGISTS suoe, /
n,aa SAID d a member Of the q c,''s 4 TOY !
man., man Co. This is the .s,,". !, y. Pc
coughs and colds, ana -. .,'a ioi
ts Mt of Salem people We y r,'1 's' | s'''
mem tne best means for ! ~. I e
Don't dose the s,o,'.., s.,'-
sougn eouth SyFups. It's no use; N. ~, ~ y
soothe a little-upset n. :. 'ae
and do not heal. "ora.l
The best cure we t0o-
. wnleh contains in a high, ,.. VIZ
,,'a ,raled form all of the healing s',,.' =
1--WE elements taken from s.i J, '''''
fresh Gods livers, withou, , s.l'l's
OIL TO upset the stomach ~,
It's work. 1t contains M ~, ''''''
drugs whatever. vinol No.
and strengthens the sore lvs,' u, ~. y.
bronchial tubes. It make. -, 'a'
blood builds up the apps,',. =
creates strength; in fact Il i.,Ss '. =. I /
remedy we have ever sofa 4
store for chronic coughs, colds. sr'.]
chitis, and all lung affection, '''1
We ask every person /, a.,
who has a chronic cough o, h,,s ,.' ~
to try Vinol on our guarantee !. y ].
turn their money if they A., =. : ~ u
isfied. d" G. w. Putnam O. 49,
glsts. ~D
Note'-While We are sole as,,,l
for vinol in Salem, 1t is now q, ~
at the leading drug store in -
every town and city in the eor,,.s
Look for the vinol agency IN ~
town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05

home for q time at least. Mr.. Red
mond. better known as shorty, "
has been popular man on the road,
and Is known 10 every man, woman
and child OF the Capital City. all OF
whom are more or less under obllga-
tions TO him FOR courtosios extend
cd He has sold his home on East
Chemeketa street, but may return to
Salem some day to make his home,
as he feels warm interest In our
town. An the boys ON the road, and
scores of other warm friends wish
Johnny well wherever he goes, and
at whatever he undertakes, for he Is
a deserving man. Some day he will
come back to oregon to enjoy living,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05

e. L. Dake left this morning for
San Francisco on business.
jamestown Exposition Notes.
Ten tons, in the way of a magnifi-
cent organ, costing $4,000, will be
installed on the stage of the Auditor
fum and Convention Hall.
Immense towers will be erected at
the ends of the Grand Piers to house
the exhibits of the life saving and
light house service.
The waters of Hampton Roads
could Accommodate 1900 of the larg-
est battleships ever produced.
Fort Monroe, four miles across tho
waters of Hampton Roads is the
chief artillery station of the United
States government on the Atlantic
coast.
The village of Arts and Crafts will
house the old Colonial industries
that will be reproduced by skilled
workmen at the jamestown EXPOSE
tion.
A hall of Modern Inventions will
be a novel feature in the exposition.
A surgeon and an able corps Of
assistants will be in attendance all
the time at the exposition grounds.
The first university of the country
was established in 1919 in Henrico
county, Virginia, not over so miles
from the grounds of the jamestown
exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Opening the Market for Textbooks
in Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn. April 5.-The
parents OF school children are much
interested in bill before the legis-
lature allowing general trade In
school books. The bill amends the
Tennessee law SO that any merchant
may buy or sell textbooks that are
adopted by the state authorities II
prescribes that the contractor shall
deliver to any merchant any adopted
school book that may be contracted
for. lt Is made a mlsdemeanor to
refuse TO deliver the books or 10
ship and supply them as ordered!
This viii make a great difference I'm
the school book trade
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Personals

Cooke Patton left this morning for
Woodburn, where he, assisted by the
Mover quartet, will give an entertain
ment tonight.
George HIATT went to Portland to-
day on business.
Miss NJ. Mayors left this morning
for Portland, where she conducts a
music studio.
Miss Fleta Mayors, who has been
visiting Salem relatives, returned to-
day to her home in Portland.
Mrs. r. ]. Smith and daughters,
Miss Ray and Miss Bess, left this
morning for an over-Sunday visit in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Redmond left
this morning for Kansas City, where
they we're called by the illness of
Mrs. Redmonds father. They viii!
probably reside there.
Miss Esther Leech, the University
student, has gone to her home In
Woodburn to spend the vacation.
r. w. Ward and family left this
morning for West Portland, where
they will reside.
Harry Meyer left this morning for
Woodburn where he will assist in the
program that is to be given there
this evening.
Mrs. c. b. Moores has returned
from a visit in Seattle.
Governor Chamberlain is visiting
in Portland.
Mrs. Il. Thompson is the guest Of
Portland friends.
Mrs. Everett has returned to her
home in Portland, after visiting Sa-
lem friends and relatives.
Mrs. w. c. Kerron, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. E. l.. Stein
er. has returned to her home in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huelat and
son, Paul, OF Heppner, are the
guests OF Mrs. Edward Weller.
George Meyers, the well-known
barber and skating promoter, re-
turned this morning from a visit In
Portland.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hull, mother, Mrs. II.
Huh, and daughters, Miss Laura
and Miss Eva Fullerton, have arrived
In the city from Iowa, with a view OF
locating here Mrs. NJ. F. Hull is the
mother OF p. e. Fullerton, the pro-
prietor of the Fullerton millinery
store on Commercial street.
Mrs. s. h. Catterlin, who has been
visiting in Portland. has returned
to her home in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Catterlin will leave tomorrow
for the metropolis to be the guests
OF friends.
Walter Lyons. after a brief visit
In the city. left this morning for his
home In Albany.
Alderman AlQnzo Gesner left this
morning for Turner on business.
Mrs sherman swank, who has
been visiting in Portland and this
city. left this morning for her home
In Aumsylllo.
Hon l. y. Edwards, OF Junction
City, was a Salem visitor this morn
ing.
Mrs. f. G. Lantz has gone TO Al
bany, where she viii visit friends.
Miss Jennie Rand. of Benton, Illi-
nois. is expected TO arrive today for
visit in the city. She is the niece
OF Mrs. Childers, OF Chemeketa
street.
ID. L. Hollis and family have ar
rived In this city from Texas. They
are well pleased with Oregon, and
especially the Willamette valley, and
an. ..v.h.lF,s f..,e. R.-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
New Music studio

Professor Long. who recently
founded a studio In the Mccormick
block. TO teach music ON stringed in-
struments says that he Is well pleased
with tho musical outlook Ia this
city, lie has nearly 9O0 pupils in
this city, about so az Chemawa aud
will organize n class at Turner, A.
n. Nowland. who is also connected
with the work. left this morning Tor
Turner on professional business. The
gentlemen represent the National
school OF Music. which has les main
once ln Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Animal Mormon ConIernr.

Salt Lake. April 5.-Pfssii,'
JOS. f. smith, before ioee psol'
gathered at the 18th annual eonla
ence OF the Mormon church lo'H
announced that the last ceui o. =
million dollar bond issue Of he 4
ganlzation was paid, and thar = '''
no man or woman a cent h''D'
showed the whole church nsaN'
ship to be extraordinarily p'o'i'''
and united as never before
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Shorty Rcdmond 0ee.--

John Redmond. who has for the
past thirteen years worked as mo-
torman and conductor on the Salem
electric lines, left this morning with
his wife and little one for Kansas
city. where they viii make their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Chnn,ll,r Trn.t m Nnld.

Concord. n. H.. April 5.-Ex-sen-
ator Chandler said Mrs. Eddy's
trust deed OF March 9Th Is void. be-
cause Mrs. Eddy was incompetent TO
make such an instrument"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
FASTIDI0uS WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Anti,,u.t /,
necessity in the hygienic care q 4
person and for local treatmss, 4
feminine ills. As a wash rs cIess,;., )
germicidal, deodoriring and hcsi,s
qualities are extraordinary. For ~
at Druggists. Sample free. AIRS
The r. Paxton Co., Boston. Mas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Painting Oregon Rcd =

d, n. weyant. the famous i6-to-
one manager OF the Oregon sienna
Paint Company, OF this city. has just
returned from a weeks trip In Polk
and other counties, where he did
some effective work for his factory,
which Is rapidly growing 20 a sub.
stantial industry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05

iWlaA--
Is ths last day of our special range
oiter, Dishes, kitchen utensils and
kitchen treasures free with ranges
bought this week. Buron a Hamil-
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Notice 20 the Public

AIR, n Rosonhaum Is the duly APP
pointed sexton OF the l. o, o. r..
cemetery aud a permit must ba had
from the trustees or the sexton Boz
fore any work Is done ON the prem
isos. by order OF the trustees cod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05

William Bell, the check swlndler,
Was this morniag taken 20 the penl-
teniiary. 20 serve an indeterminato
sentence for ohsaiRing $50 from the
Bank u woodharn on forged paper,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
CITY news
A Collection Of Important Para.
graphs for Your Consideration.
Look Here

Have YOU any household goods 60
sell. Call ON O, l., McPeok, l70
South Commercial street. or phone
i233. rus-Frl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Gct a Ranec-

This week and set s. worth OF
dishes. cooking utensils or kitchen
furniture, nuren a Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05

Cooking utensils with ranges this
week. Buren a Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. April 5.--Wheat 75ls T.
.77M. corn 45h a 46ls, oats 42Q
.42%.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-05
You Cannot Get
Another Pair
of Eyes

GOOD REASON Why you should
take the very best care OF the pair
YOU have. They must serve you for
a lifetime, II you know COR even it
you only suspecD that they are IN
need OF a little care and attention,
We will be glad 10 help you.
WE CHARGE NOTHING To TEsr
YOUR EfEs.
We have splendid assortment OF
FRAMES AND RINIIRss GLASSES
And We guarantee perfect salts
faction In every particular.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
Obrazh rOsyjskie: NOWy zamach ma cara? =
Mczeg6ly straszliwej katastroty W Turkestanie
q PROCESU NASPEGO.
tOsunki cfOwO- handlOwe Francyi re Stanami zi
Persze snieg-FOta Pacyk POwr6t kOmisyTatt Odje-
chat FHlpin Roosevelt do konca zycia. MOrderstwO
blahej przyczyny. OlbrzymI pOzar.

miasta Karatagh W Turkiestanie
rosyjskim. Pochodza one Cd ko-
respondenta pewnej gazety, ktory
udal sic TAME razem z wysiana'
wIlrotce po pierwszych doniesie
mach 0 kataklizmie tym, ekspedy-
cya ratunkowa. Wedlug raportu
dziennikarza tego miasto Kara
tagh zostalo zupeinie zniszczone
liczba ofiar wynosi W samem mle-
scie Karatagh 1000, W przyle-
glym powiecie Denausk 10 tysle-
cy. Gale wioski leza W gruzach'
pod ktorymi znajduja sic tysiace
trupow. Daty tie polegaja znow
ma przyblizonem tylko obliczeniu
braku nalezytych spisow ludno-
Sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
TeIegramy zagraniczne
Chicago, II listopada.
SMIALE WYSTAPIENIE AN
GIELSKIEGO ADMIRALA.
p6znienie sic jachtu cesarskiego.
Odwiedzinny innych monar-
chow w Anglii.

Londyn. - w zwiazku z ODE
caa wizyta cesarza Wilhelma W
AngIli zaszedi wypadek, ktory
wywolai powszechne zaintereso-
wanie. Mianowicie admiralicya
marynarki wojennej wydala roz-
kaz flocie, odbywajacej obecnie
nanewry w kanale La Manche, /
.rqzownikom pierwszorzednym,
azeby swoje okrety odSwiezyly
nowem malowidiem z okazyi przy
bycia cesarza niemieckiego. Sto-
sownie do tego polecenia p. Percy
Scott, gl6wnodowodzacy eskadra
krazownik6w, wyslal do dwoch
swoich okretow badz co badz W
ciekawej formie ulozone zlecenie:
nPraca okoIo restauracyi okre-
tow zdaje sic bye wazniejsza cd
cwiczeh strzelniczych, przybywaj-
Gle zatem poSpiesznie, zebyscie
ladnie @ wygladali".
w rozkazie generalnego sztabu
Do floty admiral, lord Beresford,
Przytaczajac powyzsze slowa, ma
zwal je yprowokacyjnemi uchy-
b.aj2ceni subordynacyi." Z tego
Powodu admiral polecil wykreSlic
-e slowa ksiag raportowych, a
raito spodziewana jst bliska re-
zygnacya dow6dcy floty, Scotia.
.Niemiecki jacht cesarski ,,HO-
henzollern", ktory wiezie cesar
ska pare wraz orszakiem dwor-
skim 90 Anglii ME przybyl jesz-
c1e wczoraj do zatOIli angielskiej
wyspy Wight, jak to miaIo nasta-
pic wedle programu Podrozy, al
lowiem wskutek nader gestej
|Ugly musiano rzucic kotwice ma
wysoEosci Selsea Bill i przecze-
Aac Prawie caiy jeden dzien.
brakuie wiec jeszcze najbar-
z.el oczoiiwanego goscia W Lon
gn-c, p0dczas gdy inni panujacy
i A.5ons krol hiszpansd Ha-
son, kr6l norweski zazywaja juz
"y"czas6w gOscinnych w stolicy
Aag.ii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
UDAREMNIENIE ZAMAcHU
MA CARA.

Petersburg. = Wczoraj czuj-
nose poslugacza ma stacyi kolejo-
wei uchroniia cara Cd niechybne-
90 zamachu, W czasie kiedy car
udawal sic Peterhofu do Car
skiego Siola. Wspomniany funk
cyonaryusz kolejowy zauwazyf
bowiem szesciu mezczyzn, ktorzy
czesciowo poprzecinali lub tez
starali sic do reszty przeciac dru-
ty sygnalowe prowadzace re sta
cyl W Ligowo az do krzyzowki
SYN kolejowych Peterhofu l
Carskiego Siola. Starai sic on Po-
dejrzanych aresztowac, CT jednak
wystrzalem rewolwerowym ciez-
ko 90 zranili. To sprowadzilo ma
mieisce zajScia patrol wojskoWy,
ktory wymienii pare strzaiow z
nieznajomyni sprawcami, ale bez-
skutecznie, zaden mich ME zostal
raniony, a nawet wszyscy zdoiah
uciec. Policya sadzi, re samo
przeciecie drutow ME wieleby "a
grazalo caloSci pociagu i tenn sa-
mem zdrowiu cara; prawdopodo-
bnie tylko zamach chciano wtedy
urzadzic, kiedy by sic pociag z
braku potrzebnych sygnalow e
wentualnie zatrzymal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
ARESZTOWANO PIECIU
SZPIEGOW.

Toulon. Specyalni agencl
policyjni aresztowali tutaj pieciu
herszt6w miedzynarodowej ban
dy szpiegowskiej, Przy tel sposo-
bnoSci dostaIy sic w rece PohcY
liczne dokumenta, z ktorych wy
nika, re banda juz cd dluzszego
czasu uprawiala handel tajemni-
cami, tyczacemi sic wojska flo
ty. Wiadza policyjna uznala are
sztowania te "a tax niebezpieczna
i ciekawa okolicznoSc, re natych-
miast uwiadomila mich premie-
ra francuskiego gabinetu, Clemen-
ceau.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
z BIURA BURMISTRZA.

Wtajemniczeni utrzymuJa, ze
burmistrz dzisiaj napewno pod
pisze, albo tez nawet Juz podpi-
sal ordynans telefoniczny, tax, ze
MIN odbedzie sic sesya rady
miejskiej, ordynans stanie sic
prawomocnym. Wnosza to z roz-
maiyeh oznak, przedewszyst-
klein faktu, il burmistrz wpra-
wdzie bardzo byf zajety odczyty-
waniem ordynahsu i odwiedza-
MEM osob, by z mimi ordy-
nansie rozmawiac, ale bynaJ-
mniej ME szukai pomocy urzs-
dnika korporacyjnego, k o.
r j. Mig d y We t a
swego ME opracowuje. Jezeiiby
iednak, wbrew oczekiwaniu, or
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
ROOSEVELT DO KONCA
ZYCIA!.

Ann Arbor, Mich. - Professor
prawa rzymskiego ma uniwersyte-
Gle stanowym, J. H. Drake, wy
kiadajac onegdaj, wyrazii sic do
uczniow swoich jak nastepuje:
Obecny system obierania prezy-
denta "a bardzo jest zaleznym cd
polityki krajowej. Dlatego naleza-
Soby mojem zdaniem = zerwac z
ciaglemi zachetami agitacyjnemi
walkami partyi, a pozostawic
Rooseveltowi swobode dzia}ania.
Roosevelt dai sic poznac jako
cziek dzielny, smialy, energiczny
w przeprow$dzaniu kontroli VIA
sciwej mad wielkiemi korporacya-
mi, bez kt6rych mimo wszystko
przemysf nasz ME m6giby istniee.
A poniewaz trzeba ma to caiych
/no1-oSc7an;af M Sfrouicv vdte1 4
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100000 marek w zlocie. A1ne-
rykahskie papiery ME maja osta-
tnio wielkiego popytu ma tutejszej
gieldzie z tego powodu, re polo
zenie finansowe Stanow Zjedno-
czonych obecnie jest anormalne.
Jednakowoz zyskuje ono powoli
dawne zaufanie w kolach finansi-
stow niemieckich. nFrankfurter
Zeitung" wyraza to przekonanie,
re Rad zapobiegnie grozacemu
brakowi zfota w Niemczech przez
powyzszanie stopy procentowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-11
FRANCUSCY PRZEMYSLOW-
CY PROTESTUJA PRE-
CIV POLITYCE CLOWEI.

Paryz. - Przemyslowcy fran
cuscy wystapili protestem prze-
civ zamierzonemu podwyzszeniu
cha ma import amerykaski, zada-
jac przytem rychlego zalatwienia
traktatow handlowych innemi
panstwami. Mianowicie utrzymu-
ia, re odnoSna polityka rzadu
francuskiego unie m ozliwilaby
wkr6tce wszelkie transakcye han
dlowe ze Stanami Zjednoczonymi.
Ambassador francuSki we Wa
szyngtonie konferowal jug w tel
sprawie prezydentem Roosevelt
tenn, lecz konferencya ia okazala
sic bezskuteczna, gdyz sam prezy-
dent czuje sic bezsilnym wobec
terazniejszych zwolennikow eel
wyg6rowanych i gdyby nawet
Francya podwyzszyla nawet clio
ma towary amerykahskie, to CT ME
beda wcale ma to remonstrowac.
Wiadomo, re zwolennikami wyso-
kich eel So przewaznie agraryusze
we Francyi, Niemczech itp. far
merry w Ameryce. =
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NoWY ATTACHE WOJSKO-
WY we WASZYNGTONIE.

Petersburg. = Puikownik ba-
ron Bode, adjutant W swoim CA
sic wi ielkie 6 0 ksiecla
cia Mikoiaja Mikolajewicza, 20
stall zamianowany rosyjskim at
tache wojskowym we Waszyng-
tonic W miejsce ustepujacego z
tego stanowiska puikownika Pos
popowa. Nowo : mianowanN at
tache dotychczas pelnii obowiazki
komendanta petersburskiego O.
negu wojskowego.
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obnizyla sic 20 stopni. = Z
Marquette, Mich. pisza, re spadlo
tam Sniegu ma 6 cali i wciaz da-
lei jeszcze Snieg pada. Rowniez
w Omaha, Nebr. padal snieg
przez przeszio godzine, a 0 tenn
re S m m donosza z VIE
lu miejscowosci W Minnesota /
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