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The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
PREPARE FOR BIG CONVENTION
Washington EpiscoPalians VIII En-
terrain brotherhood of 81. Andrew.

" A@hthEtoh EpisCef1aAans W III In
terrain brotherhood of 81. Andrew.
The Washington Episcopanans are dis
playing much interest in the approaching
International convention of the Brother
hood OF St. Andrew. which meets az Con-
tinental Hail. Daughters Of American
Revolution building. beginning September
p. and continuing in session four days.
The organization had lis inception from
a small parochial guild in ST. James
Church, Chicago. In 1sS3 twelve young
men, with the approval Of their rector.
Rev w. II. Van hilbert d. D.. and un-
der the leadership of James /. H0ugh-
telling, "a teacher of Bible class, agreed
to endeavor to airing at least one young
man each week within the hearing Of the
gospel Their efforts were successful be
yond expectation. and similar guilds were
formed i'm several dioceses.
In 1856 thirty-five Of these guilds united
into general organization, known as the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the United
States There are now in this country
about 1000 active senior branches, or
chapters. with a membership Of over
10,o00 men, and 500 junior chapters with a
membership of about $500 boys. Chapters
OF the organization are also located in
Canada, England Scotland. Hawaii
Japan. the West Indies. and number OF
other foreign countries. 1t is expected
that all the national organizations Of the
foreign countries viii be represented at
the Washington gathering.
Mr. HOughteling, tie founder OF the
brotherhood, who is a member OF the
banking firm Of Peabody, Houghtellng &
Co, Chicago, VIII be one of the principal
speakers during the Washington conven-
ton. and viii, it is expected be the pre-
siding officer of the several sessions of
the gathering.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Preparing Newfoundland Treaty.

Negotiations are progressing toward a
permanent treaty for the protection OF
the Newfoundland fisheries. II was ad-
mitted at the State Department yesterday
that negotiations are under way between
Secretary Root and Ambassador Bryce,
but nothing is ready yet for the public.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Clearance Sale of
Mems Summer Suits

VATE are offering Mems Two
w and Three Piece Summer
Suits at specially reduced
prices for clearance. Every suit is
new, fresh, and Of this seasons pro
duction. The materials are tropical
worsteds, Panama cloths, and fancy
Cassimeres. Some are half lined,
some quarter lined, some eighth
lined. The very popular grays pre-
dominate, and there are also a few
plain blacks.
We have divided them into two
lots, as follows:
Lot MEMS TwO-piece Skeleton or Neg
iige Suits. made of lightweight tropical
cloths. worsteds &c. A nice line of pat
terms, in light and dark effects. including
the popular gray checks and plaids.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
ROLLS $4,000 SHORT
Boston SubtreaSury Clerk Is
Held on Theft Charge.
THREE BIG BILLS ARE TAKEN
Money Removed from S1O5,OOO Pack
age Sent to Washington FOR Re-
tirement from Circulation-Js War
rem Hastings, Trusted 0niciaI Since
1864, Under Arrest-LOst June :.

Boston. Aug. 10. Warren Hastings,
since 1864 a trusted official of the United
States Subtreasury in this city, was ar
rested to-day on the charge Of embezzling
5000 in cash from the government on
June last.
The money was taken from package
containing $4,000 In bills. prepared for
shipment to Washington TO be retired
from circulation, and the shortage was
made good by another clerk. who techni-
caIly was responsible, but who at no time
was under suspicion.
Hastings record for forty-three years
was practically faultless. The one who
made good the shortage because of his
technical responsibility was J. H. Vassar,
the specie clerk who counted the money
previous to its shipment. Restitution on
his part practically wiped away the
savings Of his lifetime.
Accused Clerk CoIIHpses.
The shortage was discovered at the
Treasury Department. three $1,000 bills
being missing. Investigation showed that
the embezzlement took place in Boston,
and Secret Service officers finally singled
out Hastings, who was the vault clerk
NJ the Subtreasury and had access TO
the vaults after business hours. When
questioned by the officers, it is said,
Hastings quibbled about his bank ac-
count. Three weeks ago he went away
on his vacation trip. His box at the
Subtreasury was opened and found 10
contain $3.50. on his arrest to-day he
collapsed. and it was some minutes be
fore ne could be taken before United
states Commissioner Hayes for arraign-
ment. He is held in $3.50 for further
hearing.
Hastings is sixty-hve years old and I'M
married.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds, at the
Treasury Department stated yesterday
that the proceedings against the alleged
defaIcatin- Boston subtreasury clerk are
in the hands OF the Federal district attor-
ney. The department was notified some
days ago that there was something wrong
in the accounts and that the arrest yes
terday was the result of an investigation
covering a period Of some days.
Regarding the theft last winter from the
subtreasury In Chicago Of $4,000 Mr..
Reynolds said that SO Far as he knows.
the thief is not known, and from what
can be gathered, it is doubtful if even the
Secret Service officers have a very good
idea as 20 who got the money.
At the Treasury Department there is
little wOrry about the matter. although
several employees Of the Chicago Office
have been discharged. The big bills are
all known, and the person who got the
money is afflicted with a species of white
elephant, from which he viii have diff
cult time separating himself
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
SEAL RAIDS NOT EXPECTED.
State Department Isn't Worrying
Over japanese RumOr.

The State Department denies any Of
fetal knowledge of a japanese plan 10
raid the seal islands, referred to in the
press dispatches The story was char
acterized as a jingo plan to increase the
war feeling
Il was denied al both the State and
Navy departments that the orders send
ing the cruiser Buffalo to the seal ISL
ands were given with view to fore
stalling a japanese raid on the rookeries
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Clearance Sale of
Girls White Dresses

q PECIAL reductions prevail
- on various lines of Girls
Summer Clothing. and to-
day we offerat specially low prices
the following lots of Girls White
Dresses, suitable for everyday and
dress-up wear:
Girls White Linen-fnish Cambria Rus
sian Dresses, with three box plaits down
front Of skirt; belt of same material;
sizes 6, s, and TO-
$I.45 each. Were SI.9o.
Girls White Persian Lawn Dresses.
some tucked, others trimmed with lace;
all made with berthas and full skirts,
sizes 6 10 Il.
SI.5o each. Were $I.9o.
Girls Fine White French Lawn Dresses.
made with pointed yoke OF insertion. fin
ished with shaped piece over shoulders:
skirt trimmed with founce and cluster Of
fine tucks above hem; sizes to u.
$I.9o each. Were $2.25.
Three pretty styles Of Girls White Lawn
and Swiss Dresses. with trimmings Of
lace and embroidery; skirts finished with
large tucks; sizes TO p
$2.25 each. Were $3.25.
Girls White Linen Dresses, in jumper
and suspender styles, with guimpes; sizes
6, 8, and 10. Also OF fine white lawn.
trimmed with embroidery; low neck and
short sleeves; sizes 6. s, and 10.
$3.50, $3.50, and $500 each.
Were $500, 5000, and $50.
Third foor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
$8.75 each.
We're $500 and $500.

Lot 2-Men's Two and Three Piece Suits.
very fine quality and handsome patterns.
These are made of panama cloths. tropi-
cal worsteds, and cassimeres. and they are
mostly the popular grays, in plain effects.
plaids and stripes. a splendid collection of
attractive patterns, made up in the latest
STYLES
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Postmaster General Meyer
Visiting at Newport,
ENTERTAINED BY VANDERBILT

Rear Admiral Charles w. Rae and
Mrs. Rae Go to Canada-Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Belmont Take villa on
Coast OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p.
Morse Sails for Europe.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Marine Cnrn.

Capt RICHARD 5. HOOKER. to Camp Perry. for
national rife match
First Lieut. JOHN NEWTON from Marine Rsr-
iacAs. Washington. proceed IN command detaci-
ment Of marines 20 Camp Elliott Panama
'apt JAMES W. BROATCH. from recruiting dis
uict Of Illinois % Manila
second Lleuts HAROLD H. UTLEY. HOW ARI,
g. JIDNON. ALLAN \. SUMNER. WILLIAM
r. BpNAN. JOHN POTTS. EDWARD A. ca
IEEdAN and EDWARD s. WILLING from
school o. Application, Annapolis 20 Csmp Perry
As range officers during national rife match
fiTst Lieut. ROBERT y. RHEA. from Marine Ber.
racks, Mare Island 20 Manila
Capt. WILLIAM " Low. from Marine Ra-rs~Es
San Jg1n. % Washington
Capt HERBERT ]. HIRSHINGER. from Nevrno-t
News TO Marine Barracks. navy yard. New York
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following rsors.
ments Of vessels have been reported 10 he IN.
reau o.. Navigation.
Arrived August Is. Des M0ines at Gloucester.
Louisiana 40 Hampton Roads
Salled-August i. Butus from Ph1adelubia for
Bradford: Des M0ines from Boston for C;loncss.
ter; iIaFie from Hampton Roads for Boston: II.
Louis from Caiiao Tor Acapulco; Illinois Ken
tucky and kearaTge from Newport for Province
town Mass Georgia from navy yard. New York
iof Provlneetown; Sylrh from navy ysrd New
YORK for Oyster Bay: Piscataqua from Chefoo
icT CaTite; Connecticut from Tompkins lille for
Hampton Roads
Scorpion ordered from naval station. san Juan IN
navy yard Boston.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
"COIOniaP' Extra
Fancy Creamery Butter.

Comes only TO US in Washington. II is
smphatcally unlike the various grades of
buffers to be had almost anywhere. In a
word, 1t is the best butter we are able to
buy.
It appeals especially to those who are
particular and really appreciate an IN
usual quality. IN sanitary packages.
5 lbs, $I.6o; h., 33c.
Fifth floor.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
SIPS each.
We're $1,000 and $3.50.

NoTE-All sizes are represented
in the combined lots.
Main fooT-F ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

5ol 18th Street y. W. Trial Lessons Free.
French. German, Spanish. SC. Native teachers
4uA-dszs-a
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

clearance. Some are suitable for
children's first short coats, some
for older children. They are made
in several styles, including the ~"
length, Hubbard style, and box
style. Some are deliberately trim
med with handsome embroidery and
insertion, and others are plain tailor
finish. They are all highly desir-
able and at the new prices are rare
values.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
French Lnpcuare SOM

French Language school.
Il private lessons; quick method to pronounce we'll
speak read. understand classes all gTa6es
MILE V. PRUD' HOAlME, sl4 Ind ay, lcar liresl
aus-eod-30t
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lawley Saul and
daughter Edith. of New Rochelle, n. Y.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Albert Hall, Of the westmoreland.
and her daughter, Mrs Eugene Douglas
Staples. of Mexico City. have gone to
Western Pennsylvania for a visit.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Mr.. William Wolfey, of the Cumber-
land. left Washington yesterday for Buff
falo, Niagara Falls. and Cleveland. Ohio.
At the latter place he Will visit his sister
Mrs. Fred Kerslake
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17
Midsummer Sale of
ChiIdren'S Pique Coats.

VATE offer all Pique Coats re-
Wv naming in stock at spe-
Ciallr redf1ced nrices for
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

DR.. William L. Masterson. OF Stone
leigh Court, has returned to the city
after a six weeks vacation spent in the
White Mountains and at Manhattan
Beach
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Mrs. a. c. Hutchinson. Miss Lue Hutch
inson, Miss Arlien Terry, Mrs. W. H.
Hessick and son. Master Howard Lowe.
Mrs. II. II. Butler and children Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Smelling and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fry and daughter,
Mrs. John Points. Mrs. p Stubblefeld
Miss Grace T. POlkinhorn, and Mrs. Davis
and son are at Round HILL Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-17

Mrs H Ridgely and Mr. and Mrs.
II. S. Ridgely and family, who sper
last winter in Washington. are spend
ing the summer at Ocean City, Nd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-25
Rome notatki teIegraficznu.

- Znany spieWak operoWy, Teodos
Bertram popeinii wczoraj samob6jstwo
Bayreuth W Niemczech. Znakomk
tym on byi artysta rolaca utwor6w
Wagnera. Denat Cd czasu Smierci swq
malzonld, kt6ra zgineia przy rozbiciu
sic okretu Berlin" W poblizu Hoch
von Holland jszcze W lutym br., strk
Gil swobore umyslu, popadl W melan
cholie, kt6ra doprowadzila go do roo
paczliwego czynu.
- ze sztokhoImu donosza, IL przx
padajaca ma ten rok, nagrode Noblea
otrzymai sir Wn. Crookes Londynu
epolnowy badacz ma polu chemii. "a
swoje wynalazh uzyska1 on jeszcze W
r. 1897 szlachectwo. = Rudyard Kip.
ling ma otrzymse ,owniea nagrode
dziaiu iteratury.
- Londyhskie siuchaczki prawa NJ
uniwersytecie, ktore demonstracyamt
cnca wywalczye rozszerZenie praw wy.
borczych dla siebie. nieustaja wy
prawianiu chec. Kiedy jedna mich u
wieziono, wsp6ikolezanki donosnym
wrzasNem wtargnieciem do sail So
dowej przeszkodzily spokotnemu pre-.
sfuchaniu. Kilka niefortunnych femi'
nistek bedzie odpowiadae pred sadem
karnym 2. rozbijanie zgromadzeh. na
kt6rych przemawiah sami ministrowia
Wczoraj panowaia straszna burza
ma bzegach AtlantykU wskutek czego
kilkanascie wiekszych iodzi Sostalo
zatopionych.
- II etni Piotr Lindermeir W New
YorllW zamordowal swego ojca oddat
sic W rece policyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-25
TeIegramy zagraniczne

Lizbona, 25 listopada. w ca
lej Portugalii wrzenie rewolucyJ-
ne zda sic dochodzic do szczytu.
Opublikowany wczoraj dekret
rzadowy ME tylko ME wstrzy-
mai wczesniej wydanych rozpo-
rzadzen, zwlaszcza co do suspen-
dowania pewnej liczby pisrn perry
odycznych, lecz utworzyl szcze-
g6lniejszy TRIBUNAL, ktory ma sa-
die i wydawac wyroki bez udzia-
iu sedziow przysieglych ma oso-
by, oskarzone Q spisek lub tez Q
inne machinacye antyrzadowe,-
Powyzszy dekret zastrzega wpra-
wdzie osobom W ten sposob casa
dzonym prawo spelacyi do ssdu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-25

Ziednoczonych. Ostatnie wiado-
mosci Ameryki kaIza ma nowo
pokladac ufnosG W size finansowa
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Paryz, 25 listopada. = Z ban
kow francuskich 0vybrano ma
rzecz Ameryki w ostatnich dniach
blisko $2O,OOO,0OO, ktore rozesla-
no czescami do N. Yorku, Bo-
stonu, New Orleans Chicago.
Rzym, 25 listopada. = Rozpu-
szczono tu pog}oske, re zostajacy
w stanie oskarzenia o kradziez
grosza publicznego falszowanie
dok1mentow byly minister wlo-
ski, Nasi, zamierza przez uciecz-
ke uchylic sic Cd nalezytego wy
miaru sprawiedliwosci. Oskarzo-
ny Nasi stanowczo temu zaprze-
cza. = Tymczasem ma Geese mi
nistra defraudanta wspolziom-
kowie jego ma Sycylii urzadzaja
zgromadzenia demonstracyjne
domagajac sic, azeby wolno bylo
pelnic Nasi'emu funkcye posel-l
skie. w Palermo ma Sycylii zwo-
lennicy oskarzonego eksministra
aranzuja zbiorowa deputacye do
parlanentu wioskiego, zeby uzy-
skac jego uwolnienie z wiezienia
i cd Observation-Disclosures karnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-25

! Birmingham, Ala, 25 listopa-
da. - Trzystu wybitnych demo
krat6w w okregu kopalnianym
podpisalo wczoraj odezwe do de-
mokracyi stanowej, ably ma pre-
zydenta podala cz}owieka o IDOL
nosciach dyplomatycznych BIZ
znesowych. Zazadali oni bez-
wzglednego odrzucenia kandyda-
tury Williama Bryana.
Washington, D. C., rs listopa-
da. = Wedlug sprawozdah puiko-
wnika Jana M. Carsona, szefa de-
partamentu wyrobow fabrycz-
nych, we fabrykach amerykan-
skich wykonano robot ma sumo
Is miliardow dolarow. Zeszlego
roku eksport towarow przyniosf
$1,S54,O00,000, czyli O, S136 mi
lionow wiecej, niz poprzedzajace-
90 roku. Samych wyrobow bawei-
nianych wys}ano ma sumo 40 mi
>lionow dolarow.
Washington, D. c., 25 iistopa-
da. - w biurze kolonii wysp
otrzymano zawiadomienie cd gu
bernatora Filipin, Jew czerwcu
potrzebnych bedzie przeszlo 300
nowych nauczycieli. Nauczyciele
CT, zostana tu wybrani posrod
tych kandatow, ktorzy zlozyli e
gzamin ma nauczyciela hub "a
stepce w siuzbie cywilnej.
Los Angeles, CAL, Is listopada.
= w tutejszym urzedzie immi-
gracyjnym zauwazono wielkie ma
duzycia kompromitujace lwyso-
kich urzednikow. Podobno urze-,
dnicy ,ci wyiudzali pieniadze Cd
Chinczykow etc. Inspector Guy
H. fTuttel, dowiedziawszy sic, ze
rad wgladnie W te sprawe zrezy-
gnowaf = urzedu wyjechai do
Honolulu.
Bedford. Ind, IS listopada. -
Przywodce handy niespokojnych
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boka tajemnica, re ich wynik o.
stateczny byi dla rzadu szwedzkie-
90 zupeha niespodzianka, W do
datku dose niemi}a.
"Eakt zawarcia traktatu - pi-
sze "Stockholms Dagblad" = OBJ
chodzi specyalnie Norwegie. Lecz
niepodobna pominac milczeniem,
ze ten akt dyplomatyczny wywo-
}a} pewne nieporozumienie, gdyz
zdawaeby sic mogio re Jest wymie-
IRONY wprost lub posrednio przeciw
Szwecyi. Przypuszcza6 nalezv. re
opinia publiczna Europy zaufa
wyiasnieniom naszeoo rzadu, ktory
zapewnia} kilkakrotnie, IL zywi "a
miary iaknaibardziei pokoiowe.
Przeciez nasz minister spraw "a
granicznych, Won Trolle, ziozyl de-
klaracye urzedowa, zwracaiac u
wage, re iezeli Norwegia uzna}a
"a konieczne zabezpieczenie swej
neutralnosci, ME zmusila jei do
tego kroku polityka Szwecyi.
Me znaiac traktatu W dosfow-
mem brzmieniu, ME mozemy, oczy-
wiscie, mice dokiadnego poiecia,
czy W jakim stopniu uznano "a
niezbedne, azeby cztery obce mo-
carstwa wywieralv sw6i wp}yw W
zakresie polityki p64wysnu Skan-
dynawskiego. Lecz iuz samo stwO-
rzenie mozliwosci wywierania Ia
kiego wplywu, bedzie powazna
przeszkoda do ostatecznego porozu-
mienia sic Szwecyi j NorweOii, kt6
rego osiagniecie powinno bylo bye
naipowazniejszo troska szwedzkich
i norweskich MEOW stanu i byfo
niewatpliwie celem dazen rzadu
szwedzkiego."
"Svenska Dagbladet" nrzvnomi-
ma o solidarnosci geograficznei,
kt6ra powinna laczy6 Szwecye /
Norwegie. Jeleli te diva pahstwa
ME mogly wsp6}dzialac W swel O.
bop6lnei polityce, powinny by{y
prowadzic te polityke przynal-
mniei W herunkach r6wnolegivch.
"Wychodzac z tego za@ozenia-
pisze dalej pomieniony dziennik-
wyrazic nalezy gleboki zal i ubo-
lewanie, ae Norwegia szukafa "a
pewnienia swei neutralnosci pod
poteznemi skrzvd}ami opieki wiel-
kich mocarstw. Podczas rokowan
W sprawie omawianei iedno mo-
carstw zwr6ci1o sic do naszego rza-
du zapytaniem ,czy i Szwecya
ME poczytuje "a konieczne zapew-
mic sobie takiei neutralnosci, laka
przyznano obecnie Norwegii. Od-
powiedz rzadu szwedzkiego bvfa
odmowna, lecz p}yne}a ona z gle
bokiego przeswiadczenia ME tylko
rzadu. lecz j calego narodu szwe-
dzkiego."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-25
Rok XVIII.

demonstrantow, ktorym policys
kazaia sic rozejsc W spokoju, za-
strzelii ma miejscu manszaiek
Stanu Indiana, Frank Dali, "a ma
mad na policyanta, ktory kazai thu
mowi sic rozejsc. Dali niedawno
temu otrzymal urzad marszaika
po Enochu Creek, ktory tez ze-
sziego roku cziowieka W pewnej
demonstracyi zastrzelii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-25
Kronika Chicagoska
Kompania telefoniczna przyj-
mule.

IluJC.
Dyrektorzy kompanii telefoni-
cznej Chicago Telephone Co." O.
negdaj urzedowo przyjeli ordy-
mans telefoniczny, niedawno przez
rade miejska przyjety, a przez
burmistrza podpisany. Rada miej
ska wprawdzie ME otrzyma jesz-
cze urzedowego uwiadomienia o
przyjeciu tego ordynansu, gdyz
kompania telefoniczna zyczy So
bic skorzystac 80 dniowego ter
minu naznaczonego jej do zapro-
wadzenia pewnych ulepszen, ale
luz pewne, ulepszenia zaczynaja
zaprowadzac. Ma miejsce tax wv.
publicznych aparatow telefonicz-
nych 10 centowych juz prawie
wszedzie pozaprowadzano S CEN
towe. Niekt6re zmiany zaprowa-
dzone beda dopiero stopniowo,
moze w przeciagu kilku miesiecy
dopiero; do tych nalezy usuniecie
linii dla 10 rodzin ustanawianych
Cd grudnia jednakowoz kompa
MIA obliczac bedzie wszystkie swe
nalezytosci wedle -nowego ordy-
nansu. Adwokaci kompanii JUL
tez prosili rzecznika korporacyj-
nego o wyjasnienie niektorych u
stepow niezrozumiaiych.
Dzielny chiopak.
I5-letni Joseph Carpenter, 3627
Parnell ave-, onegdaj rano okolo
godz. 2 obudzh sic, usiyszawszy
szczekanie psa. Porwal wiszaca
ma scianie w jego sypialni wia-
trowiee, zbiegl po schodach o pie
tro nizej i spostrzegl tam dw6ch
rabusiow, horzy mnostwo odzie-
zy, sreber i klejnotow zebrawszy,
wlasnie pakowali je, azeby z ME-
mi uciec. Sposrzegiszy chiopca e
strzelba, rzucili sic do ucieczki
przez okno kuchni. ktorem byli
weszli. Chiopiec strzelii "a mimi
trzylrotnie zdaje sic, re jednego
zTich leko ranii; udalo i'm sic je-
dnak uciec. Ma werandzie znale
ziono niezywego psa, ktorego ta-
bIsie zabili i,porzucili, eea sae.,
w rzezalnIaeh odbsdzle sIs wsps.
niala wystawa bydia roeategos Cd d
30 listopada do grudnia.
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Telegramy krajowe.

da. - Doniosiosc %izyty j. T.
Morgana we Westinghouse rosnie
W oczach ogoiu panuje powsze-
chine przekonanie, re celem Nor
CANA Bakera by}o przyjsc do po-
rozumienia z rzadem w sprawie
nowowydanych certyfikatow. O.
toy ogolnie mniemaja, re P. Nor
gan pojechai do Washingtonu po
certyfikaty, chcac wiekszosc ich
zabrac dla siebie bankow MIN
skonsolidowanych.
Rad W poczatkach obecnego
przesilenia mogl byi nieco inaczej
postapic. Mai on bowiem bon
dow ma 200 milionow, i dotych-
czas sa one W rezerwie, ale banki
ME chcialy piacit zadnej renume-
racyi wobec tego Rad ME chcac
sic przez to narazac ma zarzut l.
odpowiedzialnosc "a stan dzisieJ-
sly, wolal droga certyfikatow
Emusic banki do powiekszenia
cyrkulacyi grosza w Ameryce.
Teraz banki oburzaja sic ma Rad,
ae bond6w ME puScil W obieg
wtenczas, kiedy mogi byl duzo
zlemu zapobiedz.
New York podobno ma zabrac
wszystkie rzadowe certyfikaty,
w r6znych. czesciach Amerykl
roznie odczuwaja obecne przeslle-
ME. w liczbie wielkich miast mai
spokojniejszem, najwzorowszem
jest Chicago, ktore wydaliwszy
,kilkanascie tysiecy robotnika, ME
patrzy W przyszlosc pessymisty-
cznie, lecz owszem, przyjmujac
wszelkiego rodzaju czeki, doku-
mentuje, re wierzy W krotki ko-
nice dzisiejszej sytuacyi.
Inaczej zupelnie jest W Sta
mach novel Anglii, gdzie gfod
pieniezny kompletnie podkopaf
wyr6b towarow, Natomiast zna-
cznie lepiej stoja wielcy przemy-
slowcy, ich stanowisko zostalo
dotychczas niezachwiane.
Ma brzegach Pacyfiku sytuacya
,obecna porobila najgorsze wyio-
my. Tam moneta srebrna, zlota,
lub wreszcie banknot wyszly zu-
pelnie obiegusi ca}y interes od-
bywa sic zapomoca czekow.
Goldfield i inne zrodia zlota
wroeily do prymitywnej wymia-
ny: odwazaja zloto, znacza war
tost jego "a monete uzywaja.O-
czywiscie Stany ma zachod cd
rzeki Mississippi znajduja sic tez
w jak najgorszen polozeniti.
Mason City, Iowa, % listopada.
= Ella Swift, Merle Metler FIR.
Hartfelled utoneli wczoraj w je-
ziorze Little Greek Dziewczeta
bawily sic ma lodzie ktory sic pod
niemi zalamai;; wpadly one mai
pierw do woody, a ma krzyk ich z
pomoca nadbiegf 1S-letni Hartfel-
ler, lecz wfasnie kiedy jedna e
Mich wyciagnai,a zarwaf sic lod i
pod MIN i miodzieniee ltonal 'ro-
wniez sls c2 " ~ s