davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

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miekk,ej sk6 81 ggl olrral'N.liiee i
,s.ltocecaol.nr,ym ty9ttuuhlklllselmn, q azaqseoIls
brzegi. &. -. /. s. 81. a. .. 4l.25
G1os Ss-ca -Zblioir modil L, spiie -
dlaaadlnpaz pobo&nych Z du4ym.
arukiigeelmln) oprra..xsyIndeeI " y! al sakk65r1tkttee. Z
ziocoonyml tytulikiem, z1oooale
brzeggi... .... !. $780,. 800
Clos, &arca-4 ! qddlul4tyYm drukiiem,
oprawna II iskd6srke, Z okulciem 4
zameczkiiem, ] zlocconl,lyml tYtuli-
KEN, z}ocone blrzelgfi. .tl.oO
4ni6t Stro5 Chrzesoianinal KKaltc,lliiksa
sbidr meydlitw / spie6ni sfu1aeY,
Ola Ia. dusz ] poboznYoh rozmiarAn
5xsaa cali " sk6rkowej olrawaie
&c isslle oeonyymn tytaliiki.em, ztocone
brzeggi. ... s.. !. !. 500
.Aniot Sty04-w sk6rkowej opiruayie
4 okuciem j klamerka, re x}peos
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brzer..
\. gi......s. ..... $3.50. $1.00
Anidt Sh0k-oprawny " mloona
francuska skdrke, gietkie okIaa-.
81, ziocone brxegi, <ze zloc0nymI
tytulikiem;. !. x, ST. vs.
Aniot &tr6kk-4qlDprawny v moona
f%ira fra skdrke, miakkie okkad4
HI, zfoeone tbrzegi ze zloconymni
tytui t'a a.t.s.- h, !: 8 :....a Il %
Wy,bor ~ iosebliw.,szyoh sna j, ! tn
. ! .ppitsni, ma duohowa pooieches
~ q ) TEX X lndxi p.obbotnypA. sisr6t44
rnychb lslag zelbrsny; oprawny y.
!sk6rke, zkolorowym obraikiem
q; pa ektsdea. Aooon = brzsggi Agru.. !.
- = ~A~1
5Wyb0r oprawny v ak664ke okp.,
elem klanerk8, xlocone sbrse4
81 .(g'uby drukll. $l.oo' !.
SWianek ku ozoi NajSwis4sze; fMltlssrlyyl-.
Fanny : r61nych nabozehstw "
wity3soprawny swsk6rkes. zloceA I
ne br. egi, 2 zlooonym tytnllkiem
Z okuciem klamerka- .$1.25
Duniina Ksiaska do nabozehstWl
Ola wszystkioh katolik6w, .opra
VIVA " sk6rke. zlocone brzegis
zlcconym tytulikiem i. . ...$l.bo
Z6ioyek; mnoo,delitv Ola c.ionk6w a.
stolstWaa ssssTeea yyesusoweggoo, o.
prawny v sk6rke angielska,
ozerwonle b,rrzeggi, 2 zloeconym ty-
tullkiem. .... ...... $l.OO
Ks. 4 GotJsnego wylklad Ewangee-
Iii i Lekeyi. na.niiedsieleee rd~ieta
ksiazka do o6wieceaia j ;zbudo-.
wanna duszy ohrzeSciahsko-ka-
toliekiej : grpntownnm wyiIald a \
nieniem roku ko6eielnego, mai
l6~vniejszych obrzed6w ko6cielr
H3teh, lm1lsegzzy dwietei, lnlRssAto4elstws
domowego ola chorych, drogi
krzyzowej, jakote4 zYciorysami
Swietych PPanskich, 4: sezosoQnnyach
mnliiannowioie przaez Ind polsko-
kkatolioh, w ozarne,j oprawhfa e
zzlocgonyym. tyytuullfikle &. /. az la.! 80 g,
=zy,ooty s,eistysh Fasiskiieh "a.
ma wszystkle dpiesroku, podiug
Observation-Disclosures hl=zrddei, wy.
/ ]. iietyebS ddziel ojetw doktor6W
y kosciolasidWll oprsooMane pooling
!: ks.. OLGA a.. Bitschnaua, 4. !.
I xtisglesdniiesimS wwiietych pahskiich,
kt6rych wydala zlemia polskas ];
al do najnowszych ozas6w.
klsosllorowggjim1,Iii al obra,sk Ami :
siz.lo 500 drzeworytgaamIli, NainooWyss
/ wydaniia poprrawne. 3
kknaeajj toplrra.rw'iee. J. !, $500 q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
I,klls|llzNl DO M INTERCHANGEABLE
10 Als71ii44 5,zH
y \ \ H ! ] J 3 ~ - 4 " ! |
VI s2s y =. 81 s. #: DIS
W'laaona, MINI. n, 1Is=G
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5aaH Is5sHFssssss5 sss#a gE
Roe g |lll'.F ksep,else.ee|s ,lka % n galt.oss
Fozmiar s44xs44 Gals: !. !: 10 i $50
ipN,cala. lBogn,s zhidr najieIe1eg /,
naboze1st;wa j pietani koacislnyee,h4
rrozmiafRss44lxsaa cali s. ... 45ot
AK;sata ,Blfgu somaNna; v skl6rkke Il
/, zfooonny5m ttytnlikkileem, ,aEet', '9'
.!Gl2Ah.eosa .Bss a., 4 !. opzdopbnlesjj b piIa j
opFawic klsmerka, zfocone
brzzegEll $3.50. ........,. $l.l
U u, j 81 Bogu, cprawna ' miekka.
sskIorke ze zloconym tytulikiem,
/, hprxeggi.. SIC
CNpialta BDg,ul, o ipI,a.l'1lias Y Y mniieakkkla
sk6rke, (. re /. zzioeonym tytuliilksilesmgl i
zameczkiem, wexnatrz "a ok{adce
krsyzyk : perlowei mao cY ESQ
Skarb duszy-Z bi6r najlepszeggo M.
bozehstwa j. plesni kodcielnych,
hiazeczka dla miodzieky, opraw.
4. nav angie,ska skl6rke, 4 z zloc GO.
nnyms tytulikiem, czerWone brze,.
$3.50. 35c
y 81, dassy-opraHna v !, ang'ielska
sk6rke. ! zioconJm tytulikiem,
zfocone br. egi. ........... soc
;s il,l,. ). dussy-o (, v mleklk'aaI
!sk6rke I / zlooonym tytulikiem,
zloeone brzegi. zoe
Skdfbf dussy-w miiekkiej o'lp,rlaw7ie
1oeonym tytulikiem, zfoooae'
brzegi.. 6Oc
duegy-oprawna. w sk6rke.
zaoliic,onfym tytntiikkiiem5 okuciem
i zaa = me .zlooone brzegi. .e q!
Skar6 dussy-w eleganokiej sk6.
rxanej cpraWie, ! szloconym tJy-
tu]ikieml, Aocone brzegi. . SOC
Wy6orSsk sosyti kf6tki spos6b nabo.
Aehstwa codzieniego ola rxym,
sko-katolik6w, : dodatkiemipiie-
6ni, oprawny " sk6rke ze- Aoeo-
nyFm =tytulikiem, czerwone brz' ,e
3bc
Ny1orek- oprawny " sk6rke,s zlo.,
cone brzegl, 2 obrazkiem ma o.
! Aadce i sloconym tytulikiem 40
Wgbo1ek -:ooprawny Y sk6rke z}o-
cone .brzegi, ze zloconym tytu.
likiem, : okuelem zamecze
KLEIN. /. . -. , 5bc]
Ryboxk-oprawnY v miekka sk6lE !,
ke Z zfoconym tytullkiem ziocos
ne brzesi... ......... . y. Soc
81 - .E-- TEaL.9 4W tE-El
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie. y
miekka sk6rke 2 zfooonYm tytu..
! tikie1i zlocone brzegi. =. 75e:
q 81 ! :i
Nayboyek. oprawny v miesen i ;mmiekk i
s y ! de. afoeonym tytqtikieml
zsloocne trzeggi. .... $50
NV m aijs; III mod11ftw !, ami
AZ. Alfonso m ,czes6: Aaj6Miettsn.3
azoj Fanny Maryi nlleustajacej1
polnocy, Ksi8Eeozka oprawns.w y
moona sk6rke,sz kolorowym OIL
brazkiem nasokfadce, zzkoeonFny
tytulikiem, zlocone brzegl.. SOC,
RReety.Dado1easssoa = opralwna
mieelksk 81 is,klIa6rke : sozdohxmi zlkeory
conlyym tyytuliklem, siocone bErzzaees=
gi . . 4 ~. y. e. ]. . . . t1.U0l
80 .M. @ssSESa . sMS ts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

- $500 q
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lAaial ~ Rii ll4gll d ,iails,
liIlstlals'll k win 1 IA drosi5
i!al ll'llE ', aIl,lItl1llJ ~
p I'l,9''al 81 81 ~. ]:
" ~ ~ morH po 1''A1''ll'i - ais q
uolaliell, hi u'1dyn'kl 81. ro ls,iI
INaliiYHElksleIg Ilad1ealna doata | /
kl|tiillgnl. Rll,alddldaaaio 80 'dzle1niielI
as III lee WlilKa, 1 rl'ulvehliVv!y i
m IS Ct tego tw worry eoraz no no
plany. PlaDy e hyIyJ'
dvojalkiie: tyeaace SIC cgollu'.
4 ,osotb,y Wilka W pier,wv'.-
aazys6 nisse ' Y sie MOVE
p-flFllz'edlaieVaiacia, ulepszenia,
ezytelnie, . drpgieh pisa1
VIII. do przlsyijaciela v ten
spos6p:
a !: f'ti III men I III, ii 6imi niit
dlotycblie,zliaa'ss, powsiedzied y.
70 II koohata, ehoe pra-
vie peWien jestem jej WA.
jjemno5ci. Pootrzymaniu for
mtaIlnrego ie5 stroniy w "
mania IAN natyehmiast wyslta.
pie jawnie, b Boil j :Vstydzi
nie juz 70 taiem q y ja-
kliej trwaja stoaunki nasze.
Bsdh g badaa L d = tylto
%nikczenpie X da ,i' 2
ale wEWarunkachi "
lyle, niesmalotgg1o : po:
ezatlku bye ilPPia ~, nee Wysta-
WAN, ile bs|d' i y n 81 p!r:z''e |'jIi
4 padstuem Gh1odno j 2 Ho.
hydskim;, je6li jednak Lucy
sie zgodzi; nie =cofnieS to ma
moich zaifihiar6w. Po:
1iia lad w,sI,zIystko za1ezy Cd
!, = .ss .aasQ NJ. s& :
! die !, !. ma. mam do,
bra nadzieje. Przed soba vi
DE dzis !ollta.r y 9 dalej
es;;lh hat ] dzf1 eiatha; z';a|,ludnio'n''a
jei szcze,tb'io't ts' d, : ieszcl,zi'e5' da-
prace j zn6i; dzialanie
ga "a szersaem pola, daielna
czynno1t ia zsiWnatfz. spo
k6i na " WNeav ~; '1 -: ]. postepl
daj mi sill
GINS ! e. daley AZ. paat 'l|
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
DIa 1lph:sh.S

Jestem Eao5b5ieta. Wy5naIazlam e,
kkars1tta#,soo,. q 4 ekel. eier lpgel ! q II bale 4
np,Iaavay. opadniecie maeicy, zatrzy-.
name, b,olesne Tub nadmlern pee
rryodY, btezpla1ednnosle b6l gglloWWgY,
krzyta. koladka merck, piersi, ner'
Wowos6 Tub relumatyzn, spr65bui
mmego domowego lfczenia, ktdrs "a a.
sama y domu wyleczYad sig mozesz.
napewno sbardzo tanim kkoszteIm1l.
CChot eie inne zawiodio,s toscplleeI nie
zawiedzie. IPisz zaraz, 4 oplsujjjaeo:
ch,orobe zaiaeczajac &c marksY M
odpowiedz. Adres Taxi:
Mrs. =. S: on B
BOX w. South Bend, Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

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|hrzzaa,d Ia Is Pan a. L[ .l|ll'1Ia1i1k:,
jak m6wil, pochodziill
he azlaohtg, Wyrzekal sic iej
|iedhak "a arystokrecye j -
.adzsiisera u no5'a6lwali,, zidtjal ma q;
not Z palca he,rlbto " J. pl,iie',r5cii,o'
Ehak j gchoRal 60 do lk<iiaeszer
Isl. aDobrze i'm tai, m6wiiI1
u p~rzewidywaniu jak ten
~ Ills .c2S'TE s&GS@ECT'IE tEl-aeTE-a@+
zasmuci: szlachlte, sam1,ii
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:porzadnych ludzi ME Ryno-
VA /
vice byloi rzaezy skla
daily sii4 d l W'7ifka j jsglo1, ~:
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.ust eekwestratora, ezytajaee-
10. dalej gazette. wYrwal Gle nie-
!spodziany krzyk oburzeniia.
& -: Go tam. noWego! cos
Itam znalaziG n zaWofano eho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

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'llllls mil VIOLA spads - 49,
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'po,ddsjrrzahy III wd1zisk.6v 20, no.
l llo,ca rl6}wniiez postdle'jjr:zadychl1'
l(ftallEs'zsa! faalsis,
lnii ii Tub obmt Al 4
jac Dc wsajemmiie. D laspanienI.
nflasliijmil, illi sII,'t ], zajj,a.ciieamI jjssst aie.
oallly ,;li dnliamrli v ". o II, !:
naebl. laehl) ] przypatryWa q
lie WypomadoWanYm kawa-
{fs, fel), rzueajacym'
esule spojrzenia III pudro-
, xtane twarze (nieml,os,ralnlpo6 5, y
i kjilka wyiatk6w wo-
Ii powaaniejssa rozrywke, nil
zablianie czasu, ID,
f6wuo leKkonyzlne jat ma
game (krzYki, zamisazanie
HAAS
,Jeaeli masz, 0 czytelnikul.
CO sic obeenie die
/ i y nbaeh f,aneus1ioh, ID
zdoaayz vyobfazic %
BE. Biz. 60 sie dz,ialo IA wieczo.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
AUDUBON A MISSOURI GROCER.

It is not generally remembered that the world
wide reputation OF Audubon as a naturalist. incl
dentally is due 70 his failure to establish himself
permanently as a Missouri grocery merchant and
dealer in the best brands of Kentucky whiskey
In 1910 he and Ferdinand Rozer. of Ste. Gene
We've loaded keelboat at Louisville with 3ie
barrels of whiskey and groceries. and started down
the Ohio and Mississippi to Ste. Genevieve TO open
a grocery store The trip was made during the win
ter, and the streams full of ice that the
boat was drawn up against the bank and winter
quarters were established just below Cape Cir
ardeau.
When Ste Geneveve reached, after the OPEN
ing OF navigation, the firm of Audubon Rozier''
opened its store and did prosperous business
But the business done by Rczier, for Audubon
preferred the woods TO the counter. and devoted
more of his time TO sketching and stufffng birds
than he did to marketing the $40 barrels of good
Kentucky bourbon. or any other groceries
This led to a dissolution of the partnership. April
H. lsii. Audubon. convinced OF his unhtness for
business sold out to Rozier and took up the work
for which he was better fitted than any enc who
had lived before Or who has lived since and from
a fourth rate grocer became the great ornithoo-
gist The grocery business which Audubon aban-
doned grew until Il extended throughout all OF
upper Louisiana, kansas city STAR
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET.

The sun shines brightly down upon the brilliant
red and blue flowers clustered attractively the
window sill of Mrs Sharks house. Jim Creak,
who is paving one of his customary morning vtsits
to Mrs Shark has already climbed the imposing
stone steps which lead the front door, and rung
the bell vigorously. Betsy! Betsy shouts that
worthy woman herself who noticed Jim Creak's
arrival from the parlor window Yes, Mrs.
Shark" answers the servant. Betsy. come down
at once and open the door for Mr. Creak; tell him
I'll be with him directly.
Betsy. who is upstairs busy making the beds flies
down the stairs three steps at time to obey Mrs.
Sharks command. In the mean time her mistress
hastily retires change her dress that she
may welcome her husbands old friend in her usual
dignihed way.
How be you. Miss Betsy, how be you?" asks
Jim Creak as soon as Betsy smiIingy opens
the door. I'm very WELL thank you. Mr.. Creak.
I hope you're well. sir. she answers. II be mid
be goin' TO have rain fore long," he says as he
follows her into the parlor. The on me letI
foots been mighty moist an painful this last day
or two, Miss Betsy, an dreamed last night that
1 were enjoyin' a eel pie. Whensomever you dream
o. eatn cells Miss Betsy. II be a sign that
there's dastrus storm a-brewin' somewhere. -
This remark made by Jim Creak caused a Olash
to spread over Betsy's pretty. laughing face.
Mrs Shark al this moment enters the parior-
How be you. Mrs Shark, how be you. ma am?
he exclaims. in his hearty, grun manner as he
shakes her extended hand. Well we'll, Jimmy .
she answers HOWE you been getting along
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
TREASURE WAITING FOR OWNERS.
Cellars That Rival Aladdin's Cave-London
Banks That Hold Unclaimed Wealth.

If all the gold silver and jewelry now lying COR
nlant in the storereoms of the great banks Oh
th, country were to be arrayed in stage scene
a spectacle of glttering magnifcance would De
presented beside which the splendor of Aladdin s
cave would pale to tnsignihcance says LONDON
''Tft-Bits.'
There would be heavy gold plate. solid silver
neirleems and jewels surprising In beauty the
headgear of a Maharajah-
For instance who knows how much plate ana
teweIry was sent over England just prior 10
the French Revolution? That its value is unteid
many people know. Some OF the owners perished
during the Commune troubles; others died oeiofe
they were able reveal the secret of their hidden
treasure Consequently there doubtless IN
France to-day many people biissfully ignorant OF
the wealth here in England TO which they are en-
titled. And ignorant they will remain.
comes @ Of the hundreds of Unclaimed bank balances?
1t is said of certain bank, famous Tor lts ar
ehitectural magniheenee and surrounding beauty;
that the whole structure was raised out of these
unclaimed balances and dividends
pusb Mh throush bei the House of Commons bill the
object of which is to bring into the e
in the vaults of great banking institutions MI
cIares that the banks themselves could not know
what lying In their stronsToons- insrs -
dends have not been claimed; that there Is over
Il 10000 to-day in the shape Of unpaid aivlaehds Us
in the possession of the joint stock companies IN
'ff1 There is one teint stock bank the City of
customer an eccentric old lady who had f2s6o
standing to her credit. Once at least every year
she would drive up to the bank, ask for the man
ager and draw a eheque for the entire sum Hav-
ing counted the notes and checked the interest,
she was well satisfied to the security of her
money, and then disappeared For the last seven
years the bank has seen nothing OF that old lady
The f2s.oee is lying in the Joint stock bank
Are they aware of her wealth, or is she. In fact,
living? -.
It might be eennical in one aspect but what
about the dependents Of that poor old lady? Again
wealthy man was in the habit of having all his
money on deposit in various banks. A few years
aso he was in railway accident and was killed
Al this moment. though he was known 10 have
been a wealthy man. his family are living in abso-
lrte want and almost penury, because they are
utterly unable ascertain where his money is at
present lodged Inquiries have been made. but the
banks always reply that they give no information
on such subjects A third case is that OF an ef1cer
who lost his life the South African war Within
A, week of his death he wrote saving that II any
thing befeil him he had $500 in the bank for the
assistance of his family That family to-day can
not And out where any portion of that money is
Regarding jewelry and plate well known
west End bank alone has admittedly two millions
worth of securities waiting for lawful claimants to
come along and be put in possession of them
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
MANNHEIM's TRADE HIGH SCHOOL.

Colonel Samuel H. Shank furnishes the following
information concerning the Trade High School
opened in Mannheim May 1. 1903
'Fhe object of the scheel which is under the di-
reetien of the Minister of Justice and Public In
struction of the duehy of Baden, is to provide
instruction in political economy, sociology and
agricultural science as they related to trade
and manufacturing industries. To this end it
offers courses of instruction to young people de-
string to engage in business pursuits; TO those
already engaged in business special scientific in
professional opportunity TO acquire bust
ness education both theoretical and practical. The
trade-hunting, hunting laws, and fur trade IN
land and sea fisheries and trade in fishery prod
ucts forestry and lumber trade. stock raising.
meat dairy products. trade in stock wool, hides
leather farming and grain production. grain trade
agricultural by-produets and distillng. plantations
and sugar and cotton trade % mining and metal
politics; 90 banks and banking O. science of
finance; (s) life Insurance; % protection Of Ia
borers
Special features will be given on state and pri.
vate railway systems; the economical workings Of
eeonomy; securities; exchange and settlement Of
accounts etc.
ing as the school is intended to provide educa-
ton for those who can not devote their "hole time
thereto.
each The admission fee is 81 rs and an additional
fee SIS 5s for each term to those taking the full
course OF instruction These costs Increased
so per cent for foreigners who desire TO attend.
Cards for attendance at lectures may be had for
81 10 for having lectures one hour week.
hours. 50 81 for four hours and q rs for five hours
reduction is made to members or unions In
Mannheim and vicinity. The school is supported
by the city of Mannheim.
THE students al this school have the privilege Of
attending the lectures at the University Of Of Hedsi
inutes."-Consulaf Repart
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
South Americans regard to the bellieese projects
wrongly attributed to Brazls

Two documents of international interest were
exchanged last June between the diplomats repre-
senting Peru and Chill In regard to that inter-
nainabe question of Taena and africa, the TWO
Peruvian provinces seized by the victorious Chians
In 1881. Two years later the treaty Of Aneon de-
cIared that the final ownership of those provinces
would be decided by nlebiseite and payment or
money, but the conditions clauses of the treaty
were not acted on, that the question Is stii
open, and is a dangerous subject of contention be-
tween the countries The Minister of Foreign
Affairs of Chilli, DR.. Puga Borne, sent recently
note Senior Sesame. Peruvian Minister at San
tiage. stating proposals for the settlement of the
disputed questions. Dr. Borne in his note ap-
peaed the patriotism of both countries, in order
to reach a definite agreement a question pend
ing for so many years. DR.. Sesame answered that
he about to start for his country on account
of family affairs, but that he would return soon
to Santiago. Unfortunately, he added in his dipo-
matte document, his government would not alter
its views about the of settling the question
of Tacna and africa, views which he had tried
faithfully reflect in the divers conferences with
the Chlan Minister and in the notes which he had
sent him. Such declaration cannot advance the
final and peaceful conclusion of that delicate ques-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
LATIN-AMERIcAN TOPICS.

The publication of the annual report of the Bra-
lillian Minister of the Navy, Vice-Adnaral Aiencar'
has had an Immediate echo in the press OF South
America notably in that of the Argentine Repuolc
The comments on the report generally conceived
IN friendly spirit, despite the fact that Brazil
will soon possess a navy superior TO that OF any
Of 1t. Latin neighbors 1t is probably with the IN
rentton Of calming any foreign apprehension, ana
TO indicate that Brazil will not be the only strong
naval power on the American coast of the South
Atlantic that papers of Rio de Janeiro pub
lshed In dispatches sent by their correspondents
at Buenos Ayres startling news relative 10 the
Argentine navy. They said that the government
of that eountry had ordered in Europe the con-
struotien of two tronclads more powerful than the
M,nas Geraes" one Of the three vessels now being
built in England, after the model of the famous
Dreadnoukht, for Brazil This piece OF news. pup-
iished at the end of last June, was eorrooofateo'
or rather made somewhat sensational. by the as
sertion that the Argentine government had put In
the contract that ironclads should be de-
Ivered before the Mnas Geraes be finished TINS
will be dificult task. for a detachment OF onl-
GERS engineers and men was reported as having
already left Brazil inspect the vessel and attend
to its launching.
The resignstion of DR.. Zebaiios. who was these
las. two years Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF tns
Argentine Republic, was unexpected. and 1t has
caused stir In the diplomatic circles Of South
America and also in North America, where Dr.
zehaIlos was Minister Washington He acted
too. as special envoy when President Harrison and'
sfterward President Cleveland were arbitrators in
the case of large tract claimed by Brazil, whose
special envoy was Baron do Rio Branco and by Ar
xentina The award was in favor of Brazil, and
satisfied both contestants. The South American
papers regret the resignation of DR.. Zehallos. who
was personally much liked and esteemed by his
own people and by the governing classes OF the
nefRhborine states Nevertheless. he became tired
of, struggling against a camarilla, which did not
specify it's whispered accusations; but In sending
his resignation President Alcorta, he accom-
panied II with a long letter. which was read In the
Ministerial Council. DIR. Zeballos says this was
quite an unusual action and departure from the
hatits of the Latin American chancelleries, but he
considered IL useful the interests OF his country
to which ne explained the true motives OF GER
tain diplomatic moves made by him, and the Ia
vorabis results they would have In near future
II is not unlikely that DR.. Zebaos was anxious to
initiate Baron do Rio Brsnco. who had recrntiy
made = speech intended to relieve the minds OF