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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
mARTINsauRG.

N. M. Freedman spent several
days in Kansas City last week.
Mrs. VIM Pike is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Walker. in Trim
adad Colo. Will spend several weeks
before she returns.
Russle Martin returned home
from Columbia last week. All
were glad to see him back.
Henry Martin will be home from
Liberty this week to spend the va
cation and make his friends glad
again.
Ray Lewis aud sister Of Wells
vile attended the festival Saturday
night.
The festival given by the ladies
Of the NJ. E.Church was well at
tended and they took in about $40.
Rev. Lanning and wife Of Lad
donia' attended the festival; all SEEM
ed to enjoy the evening.
Miss Ella Woman is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. F. X. Woman, this
week.
Misses Silvia Khune and Hen
rietta Wise of Wellsville visited
the Misses Walker Sunday.
Theron Smith, our agent at the
Burlington depot. went up to Car
rington Friday night and it is
thought that he will bring back
his bride.
Ethel Stephenson is i'll with in
flamatory rheumatism.
Glad to hear that Mrs. Over.
bough is improving.
Mrs. Hilkermire and Mrs. Tom
Purdy were Wellsville visitors
Monday.
Rev. Keltner filled his regular
appointments at the Baptist church
Saturday aud Sunday. He also
had quite an instructive childrens
meeting Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. jacob had a narrow escape
from fire Saturday night about
10 o'clock. The oil stove in the
summer kitchen exploded and the
room was filed with flame and
smoke, but the alarm called in
help who in a few minutes succeed
ed in extinguishing the fire with
no damage save to the interior.
Prof. Mccall and wife leave this
week for Kirksville where they will
attend school this summer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
H0LLKNsvILLR.

Most OF our farmers will finish
planting corn this week. About
all OF the early corn had to be
planted over.
Colonel Peck's birthday supper
was "howliug success" Any
way, young canine, which we
have Since learned was a birthday
present from his best girl. did o
good deal of bowling, aud il a
large crowd we'll fed aud highly
entertained makes a supper a sue
cess 1t was surely q success. About
200 were present with enough sup
ter for 500. Among those from
distance attending were Rev. Cal.
laway, Rev. Smith, Presiding Elder
Browning. Prof. E. s. Patterson
and family and Miss Laura Rob-
inson. After a short service and
prayer the preachers each made
talk about Col. Peck in particular,
old bachelors in general and old
maids incidentally. The first spoke
Of desire to preach the funeral
of all the old bachelors. The Sec
ond said that wouldn't do for he
would have to preach the funerals
of all the old maids, too. He sug-
gested taxing them or sending
them to the pen, but we think
from their talks that their chief
object concerning the bachelors is
to marry them The reverend gen.
tlemen called the talks toasts, but
If we had been one of the old
bachelors we fear we might at
times have thought they were
roasts. Well, we enjoyed these
roasts and toasts until Bro. Gala.
way got to dealing almost entirely
with the particular case, and the
Colonel had to call supper in order
to change from toasts to salads,
chicken, pies, cake. fruit and al
most everything good to eat. Be-
tween 10 and ii o'clock the guests
left, wishing him many more hap
by returns of his birthday, which
will bring him to a good old age,
G. w. Nugent, VIM. Berry and
Harvey Miller each drove to church
Sunday in a new rig.
w. Il. Holloway and Russell
Squirting each has a Rex Blum
colt for which he has refused
800.
Prof. Il. s. Patterson, for sew
eral years Supt. of the Marshal
schools, goes this year to Keokuk
Iowa. He and family are at pres
ent visiting his mother in this vi
cinity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
Hugh Morthland.

Hugh Morthland was born in
Columbia, Anna CO., o., 1882, be-
ing &c years. IL days old at the
time of his death. Only one
brother survives him of a large
family of children.
He was married June 4, 1852,
to Sarah Ann Snyder, who died
December Is, 1898. In the year
1853 he moved to Whitley county,
Indiana, where he lived until 1885,
moving from there to Missouri
where he has resided ever since.
He was the father Of seven chill
dren, four of this number having
preceded him to the grave.
His sou. Joseph, lives in North
ern Illinois, Conrad in Audrain
county. Mo. aud Boyd in Lincoln
county.
Hugh Morthland and wife
belonged to the Free Will Baptist
church in Indiana aud lived con-
sistent with their profession.
He was public spirited, industri-
GUS, and those who attended bis
funeral showed how highly he was
esteemed in the vicinity Of Wor'
eester. where he was buried by the
side of the faithful companion d
his youth in Littleby Baptist Gem
etery May "a, 1907.
N. 8. JOHNSTON.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
BEAVER DAM.

Miss Blanche White has been
employed to teach our fall and win
ter school, Miss White graduated
from the Mixico High School with
the highest honors that have ever
been given a pupil of the school.
Mrs. Casey spent several days
in Columbia last week.
John Beckley and family of Mex
leo spent Monday with the family
of Geo. Green.
j. +. Edwards and Barton Imam
Of High Hill neighborhood attend
ed church here Sunday, also Perry
Riggs and wife of Union neighbor-
hood.
John Lyle is on the sick list.
Had q doctor with him Sunday.
L. II. Dicus had aa fine mule
colt cut on a barbed wire Sunday
and it died in a few hours, Its throat
was cut.
j. T. Crews had 40 ewes to raise
I76 lambs, and never lost a lamb
A horse killed one. Who can beaI
this.
Mrs. Ed Harrison of Mexico il
visiting at John Harrison's this
week.
A large crowd was in attendance
at church here Sunday. aud Bro.
Bradley preached splendid sermon
from the text: Behold, the Lamb
of God that taketh away the sin Of
the world, John l:29.
f. A. GuHderson of 0asin, Iowa
who owns the old Harrison place
was here several days with forc'
of men painting the house and barr
and doing quite lot of fencing
that adds much to the place. Re
turned to his home in Iowa on thu
22nd. Mr.. Gunderson is a native o
Norway and very pleasant gentle
man. He has never been back t
his native land since he came +
the U. s.. more than thirty 6v
years ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

~
The Box Social at the school
house for the benefit Of the Luth-
erin church was a succcSs. The
proceeds amounted to nh nj $38.
Leslie Myers and famil, were up
from Vandalia Saturday :, Sun
day.
MIR. Parter of Slick, Mo-, was q
business visitor here last week.
E.A. Feulz bought the old school
site and will build modern res.
idence.
The barber shop aud pool room
here have new gas lights.
j. b. Stewart and his mother
were called to Farber to see the
formers sister, Mrs. d illon, who is
quite sick.
J. w. Coleman has bought a bill
of lumber aud will build a new
room to his residence.
Bread is cheap here now, three
loaves OF fresh bread for ten cents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
NORTH LIBERTY.

Beautiful sunshine again. Farm
ers busy planting corn.
Will aud Callie Kunkel returned
home Thursday from Columbia
where they attended school the past
winter.
Il. II. Roberts returned home
Monday from a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends IN st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii 0wings aud
Jennie James returned from Colum.
bia Sunday night after very pleas
ant visit with friends aud relatives.
Ruth and Mary Younger visited
their grandmother, Mrs. Fannie
Roberts.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Eyerts spent
Sunday with Mr.. Levi Jones and
family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. +. James en-.
tertained % friends at Sunday din
ner.
the llttlo sou Ok -. ~. AAtuutctot
is visiting at the home Of Joe Fetch
this week.
Jennie james hGS returned hom.
after q pleasant weeks visit will
her sister and friends 10 Mexico.
Mrs. w. s. Edwards returned
home Saturday after pleasant W.
weeks visit with Rev. W.D. Pull
and family.
joan Lsockridge has returne'
home after spending q month with
Ibis brother. Carl Lockridee, Q
Texas.
Mr. Gather Dyer spent Sunda
With Luke Edwards.
! Paul Younger was the guest .
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
CANT

The friends of S. p. Loren in
this community regret to hear Of
his continued illness.
Miss Addie Cunningham is teach
ing a subscription school at Payne.
Pet jenkins and wife are visiting
his mother this week.
The farmers have practically all
their corn planted. Only a few
had to replant.
The congregation. at New Hope
have employed Bro. Rice for the
coming year. His appointment
Is the first Sunday in the month
which conflicts with the date at
Salt River. But an effort is be-
ing made to have the date changed
Miss Vereton of Iowa who has
been visiting at Mr.. Hindman's re-
celved a telegram that her grand
mother was dead aud has returned.
Children's day will be- observed
Sunday by the Salt River s. s.
Services will begin at 10 o'clool
with dinner on the ground at Il
o'clock; every body invited ant
don't for get to bring . we'll filles
baaket.
Miss Mabel Davis spent las
week WIKI her sisrer. Mrs. Be-
Mayea
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
Died Yesterday.

Mr.. William G.. Byrns died
early yesterday morning at his
home six miles south of Mexico
He was aged 70 years and leaves a
wife aud seven children. Funeral
was held at the home yesterday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Il.
Il. Truck. Interment in the fam
lily cemetery. Deceased was an
old settler of the county aud a
highly respected citizen. The
MESSAGE extends sympathy to the
berenved ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
POWELL EoRp

Miss Ethel Dunlap OF Indian
Territory is the guest Of Miss Paul'
Inc Powell.
Miss Elizabeth Gill was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Earl Car
ter, Saturday.
Born, to VIM. Mason end wife,
May %, a girl.
Miss Iona Dowell spent a few
days at her brothers, Jas. Dowell
near Benton City, last week.
Mrs. T. j. Powell had the mis-
fortune of another fall, last Wed
nesday, which confined her to her
room several days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

IL. Martin Saturday night and
Charles Robert came home with
him Sunday TO go fishing Monday.
j. J. Qaiulan is on the sick Iist.
Preaching at Trinity next Sun
day. June 2nd. Children's day at
Trinity June o. The Mexico quar-
tet is expected 10 be with us on
Children's day. All are invited.
Winter ia on MS again. There
was q slight frost Monday night.
but no damage done 10 this To-
cality.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
NHIGHDORHOOD LIT
TIERS TO THE MESSAGE
LADDONIA,

Children's day will be observed
Sunday evening at the M. =.
church. s. The Baptist church
will have Children's Day the FIRST
Sunday ia June.
An Epworth League has been or
ganized at the M. Il. church with
about fifteen members.
Mrs. Sam Hale and daughter,
Miss Addie, are visiting in Mexico
and attending the closing exercises
of Hardin.
Miss Myrtle Weatherford, who
is employed in Vandalia, came up
Saturday to see the homefolks.
\ Il. b. Hawkins of New York
and l. q. Hawkins Of Independ.
ence, Ind, are visiting their
mother and sister, Mrs. Henry
Leet.
Boss Goran Of Vaudalia was
here last Saturday. lie said Mrs.
Spencer, the wife of the late Rev.
Spencer, had died Friday night.
Mrs. j. J. Kennedy of Perry Wis
tied her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
s. Welch, Friday aud Saturday.
She went from here to Mexico to
attend the closing of Hardin Col.
lege. Miss Celia. her daughter. is
a student in the College.
We notice that Miss Matte But
Ter who taught in the Laddonia
school last year has bought nice
residence in Vandalia from Ed.
Lennon. She has been employed
in the Van 1alia school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton Slavens OF
Mexico visited relatives here Satur.
day aud Sunday.
Mrs. II. 7. Slavens is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. 6iimer. in
Louisiana.
Miss Lou McVey is visiting
friends in ST. Charles.
Roy Wayne of Mexico attended
church here Sunday.
Miss Luta Darlington OF Contra
lin is visiting old friends here.
Mrs. A. b. Kendall visited hel
brother, Robert johnson. in Cur.
ryville first of the week.
Miss Mamie Guy Of Fulton is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Azdel
this week.
Mrs. Jenny Kennedy Keller Of
Beardstown, Illinois, is visiting
her parents aud old friends here
| j. b. Clark of Vandalia was herr
on business last Saturday.
Miss Stella Pease of FarbeI
visited here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Riley o
Vandalla were here on business
fret of the week.
s. l.. Mapes. who has been il
st. Louis the past month, cam
home Monday. His wife ant
children met him in Wellsvillt
were they visited MIR. Mape's par
ents a few days.
: The great Fourth is being talke,
of and we presume Laddonia viii
have its annual celebration.
Decoration Day will be observed
here. Flowers are scareer than W
ever knew and it will be impossi
BILE to use many for decoration.
! The Laddonia Herald comes Z
us newsy aud bright. and We fee
proud of our paper. Mr.. Mayhal
is lat home" as a printer an
; editor in running paper aud W
. will get the news.
The N. E. church. s. is hayin
a hnaoa ofaa nsnn
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
Married Saturday.

Miss Minna Steppleman of Mex
leo aud Mr.. Roy Everett of Carroll
ton, Mo-, were married at the
brides home last Saturday, at
$3.50 O'Clock. Rev. II. b. Smith,
rector of the Episcopal church, per-
formed the ceremony. The MES
SAGE wishes the happy couple long
life and happiness.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
Mrs. Davenport Dead.

Mrs. Fred Davenport, residing
just south of Rush Hill. died last
week and was uttered at Littleby
Methodist church Friday after
noon. Her disease was lung trou-
BILE. The husband aud six chill
dren survive her. The family
came from Indian Territory this
spring,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Louis aud Willie Eyert Sunday.
SAllia L1ckridge returned home
from a months visit with her Aunt
Kate Loekridge Of Mexico.
Ray Barnes visited Irwin Watts
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
Notice to Woodnen.

l am not in position to take care
OF you. 40 too many required this
Of me last month. Therefore. you
must see 10 II that your ASSESS
menls are paid before June lgt.
and avoid suspension. Don't tail
to do your duty, and then blame
J. W. PIankest.
Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Gov. j. w. Folk has issued the
following brevet second lieuten'
ancy commissions to graduates Of
Missouri Military Academy in this
city. Marion V. Fonville, Rob-
ert NJ. Llewellyn, Frank G. Pnn-
ton. John Punton, Jr., and w. o.
Smith.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

NJ. Nj. Sharpless, formerly of
this city, is being tried in Kansas
City on charge of forgery. Judg e
w. w. Bolts here has been sum
moned as n witness in the case.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Sproul Academy in this city
closed last week with the largest
enrolment in the history of the
school. There were no public ex'
ercises. The teachers and pupils
enjoyed a days recreation at
Sneed's Ford.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
Rush HILL

The Mexico Fix IT. team cane
down IRON Mexico and got fixed
Eleven 10 one Is the way Rush Hill
did them.
Tbo iasmers are getting their
corn noat ell planted IN this vicsn-
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Circuit Court opens next Mon
day. The MESSAGE intended to
publish the docket but it was not
issued till yesterday. too late to be
gotten in type.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Al. -. wilkersou ut SANTA Fe.
who has been very i'll, is reported
improved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

j. w. Rogers of Columbia has
Joined the MESSAGE subscription
list, Mr.. Rogers was formerly
cashier of the Rush Hill Bank and
married Miss Ethel Browning of
Mexico,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Miss Barbara Ellis graduates in
Kendall College at Muskogee, /.
T., this year. She is the young
est daughter of j. d. Ellis, form
erly of Audrain county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Mrs. o. l., Crigler closed a sub.
scription school at Sauta Fee re-
Gently.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Paul PoggenpOhl, formerly of
this vicinity, has been appointed
telegraph operator at Lexington ,
Nebraska, at a salary of $50 per
month. Lexington is the county
seat of Dawson county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

An obituary of The late Mrs. I.
j. Clcudeain will appear in the
MESSAGE next week
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

A. Diusmore Inns moved his 10
rrd rinre 20 Higginsville.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

There are 1856 persons employed
at the Mexico shoe factory at this
time. Last week tho factory paid
out $3.50. II for hire.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

llariou Imam aud Charles Watts
urr new readers Of the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Prof. A. S. Faulkner of Wells.
Vile dropped in to see the MES
SAGE the other day. He will be
located at Hugo. |. t., next year
as superintendent Of the schools
there. His many friends in Au-
drain will be sorry to have him
leave Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Mrs. james o'Brien 10 reported
Ill with typhoid fever.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
REED MURDER.
Mystery Still U.s-aveled
Local Officers Exer-
cising Strictest Vigil
ance.

Mexico. Mo-, May 27.--rhe
slayer of Edward Reed, the wealthy
stoekman who was mysteriously
killed the night OF May 10, has
never been apprehended, aud today
q number of citizens met here aud
subscribed sufficient money to en-
gage a detective for thirty days to
assist the local police in their ef-
forts to uuravel the mystery.
The coroner's jury returned
verdict that Reed met his death at
the hands of unidentified parties
who were attempting to rob him.
Edward Reed was discovered on
Saturday morning. May IL, in the
yard OF Mrs. Miriam Ross. almost
dead, as the result of what had
evidently been n most vicious at
tack. His skull was fractured, be
was suffering from in ternal injur-
les, and his whole body was mass
of Commissions. lie lived but a
short time aud did not regain con
seriousness.
The yard in which he was found
is large and the spot where he lay
was over 100 feetfrom the sidewalk
where he must have been attacked.
Four thousand dollars in rewards
are offered for the apprehension
and conviction of Reeds slayer or
slayers.
The above appeared few days
ago nthe Republic. There is q
detective here watching for clues.
In the meanwhile the local officers,
Sheriff Johnson and VIM. Barnett
especially, have left nothing I'M
turned to reveal the murderer OF
murderers.
The st. Louis Post Dispatch
butts in. Ii was reported here
Tuesday that The P.-D. knew the
murderer aud his name would be
made public il the informer could
secure protection aud the reward,
The P.-D. also says that a local
officer here told that paper thai
it was suspected that there was u
woman in the case. Sheriff John
sou says he knows nothing rs t
these' reports and regards i. al
as mere rot.
You may depend on the county
officials. They are in a position
for clues il any are to be had.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Prof. s. L. Mapes, superintend-
ent-elect Of the Martinsburg pub
lie schools. with his family goes
this week to Kirksville where Mr..
Mapes will continue a course of
studies which he began last year.
He is a fine educator, is working
for the top. and we predict he win
get there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

The residence belonging to
Frank. Richards, in the south part
of Mexico, was. destroyed by fire
last Monday. w. s. Thomas
was living in the house. BE saved
most of his furniture. The loss on
building and other furniture is
about "a, 500. mostly covered by
insurance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

q. p. ArmalFong, SIX miles
southeast Of Mexico, viii have q
public sale next Tnesday Of all his
stock and farm implements. lie
il going to move frnm Apdrain,
Goes afsi 10 SEQ couple Of broth
era who are located al Kgnpp,
Wash. Later ho will loeate Al
He|ena. Moutpna The MESSAGE
a sorry IS Iose MI. Armstrong
from our eouniy
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

The Mexico Methodist Sunday
school had an attendance Of 402
pupils last SundayIand the collec-
ton was $lO2. The Christian Sun
day school with which the Meth-
odisls had been in a friendly con-
test as 10 attendance for sis
Sundays past had 500 present last
Sunday and the collection was
$i4.75
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

out T91O. III for hire.
Circuit Court opens next Mon
day. The MESSAGE intended to
publish Inc docket but it was not
issued till yesterday. too late to be
gotten in type,
Miss Barbara Ellis graduates in
Kendall College at Muskogee, /.
T., this year. She is the young
est daughter of j. d. Ellis. form
erly of Audrain county.
NJ. Nj. Sharpless, formerly of
this city, is being tried in Kansas
City on a charge of forgery. Judg e
w. w. Bolts here has been sum
moned as a witness in the case.
j. w. Rogers of Columbia has
Joined the MESSAGE subscription
list, Mr.. Rogers was formerly
cashier of the Rush Hill Bank and
married Miss Ethel Browning of
Mexico.
Paul PoggenpOhl, formerly of
this vicinity, has been appointed
telegraph operator at Lexington,
Nebraska. at a salary of $50 per
month. Lexington is the county
seat of Dawson county.
Sproul Academy in this city
closed last week with the largest
enrolment in the history of the
school. There were no public ex'
ercises. The teachers and pupils
enjoyed a days recreation at
Sneed's Ford.
Gov. j. w. Folk has issued the
following brevet second lieuten'
aucy commissions to graduates of
Missouri Military Academy in this
city: Marion V. Fonville, Rob-
ert NJ. Llewellyn. Frank g. Pun-
ton. John Punton. Jr., and w. o.
Smith.
Prof. A. s. Faulkner Of Wells
Vile dropped in to see the Mes
SAGE the other day. He will be
located at Hugo, /. t., next year
as superintendent of the schools
there. His many friends in Au'
drain will be sorry to have him
leave Missouri,
Prof. s. l.. Mapes, superiptend'
ent-elect Of the Martinsburg pub
lie schools. with his family goes
this week to Kirksville where Mr.
Mapes will continue a course Of
studies which he began last year
He is a fne educator. is workine
for the top, and we predict he will
get there.
The residence belonging t.
Frank, Robards, in the south par
of Mexico, was. destroyed by fir
last Monday. w. s. Thomas
was living in the house. BE saved
most of his furniture. The loss OF
building and other furniture i
about "a, 500. mostly covered b,
insurance.
The Mexico Methodist Sunda!
school had an attendance OF 40
pupils last SnndayIand the collec
ton was $l02. The Christian SUI
day school with which the Meth
odists had been in friendly cor
test as 10 attendance for 81
Sundays past had 500 present Lac
Sunday aud the collection va
$14.75
q. u. ArmsEong, six mile
southeast Of Mexico, viii have
public sale next Tuesday Of all b
stock and farm implements, !
Ia going TO move frnm Apdrai'
Goes afst 10 sec couple Of broil
era who. are located a Kgnpl
NTanh Later he will locate
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-15
Rok XVIII.

kow ME mona. Traci bowiem
przymioty odzywcze i nasiaka sill
ma trucizna, zdaje sic wskutek ME
widzialnego rozk}adu. Wolowine
ma lodzie IA lat trzymana DIR. Wi
ley wyprobiwuje ma zwierzetach.
New York, Is pazdziernika.-
Komisarz zdrowia DIR. Darlington
W swoim czasie" ostro wystaph
przeciw sprzedazy kokainy za-
zada} cd wladz policyjnych aresz-
towania kazdego aptekarza, kt6rY
bez recepty lekarskiej sprzedaJe
te trucizne. Policya cd tego czasu
dala baczenie kilku aptekarzy
przyaresztowaia. Jednego nich
sedzia skazai ma 6 miesiecy wie-
zienia karnego. Faktem jest, e
duzy procent miodych kryminali-
stow upadek swoj kokainie "a
wdziecza.
Washington, D. c., 10 pazdzier.
nika. = w kolach wojskowych
panuje og6lne przekonanie, re no
wo zamowione kontrtorpedowce,
pedzace szybkoscia "a weziow
ma godzine, beda powodu sweJ
nadzwyczajnej chyiosci, a zanied-
bania innych waznych stron
wzgledow, strata dla Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych i re pahstwa euro
pejskie ME omieszkaja tego sko-
rzystae. Take zdanie pofurzedowo
przedstawiono prezydentowi Ro-
oseveltowi. = Pozniej jednak do
wiedziano sic, re amerykanskie
kontrtorpedowce istotnie pod kaz-
dym wzgledem inne okrety tego
rodzaju przewyzszaja, a wiec oba-
wy wszelkie So plonne.