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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26

time cut-throat competitive system
would denounee every man. who cuts
the price in one territory where he
has competitor. and holds It up In q
territory where he has the trade 70
himself.
A Paducah produce concern was
Indicted I'm Galloway county on the
very ground, which Bryan assumes.
A Galloway buyer alleged that the
Paducah concern and Armour con-
spired 10 drive him out of the trade
by paying prices for produce than he
could afford to pay, and cited in sub
stamiat'on the fact that the same con
Germ paid less for produce in Marshall
county. The concern has no compe-
tit1on in Marshall, and has no store
IN which to place the purchases. con-
sequently increasing the cost Of hand
ling the produce from Marshall. II
has competition In Galloway and h.
forced TO bid against the competitor,
the price thus being stimulated.
or course. the charge was dis
missed for want OF proof; and. OF
course, Bryan's idea will be rejected
by al reasonable men as foolish.
Bryan opposes combinations as
wrong. and then condemns the very
essence of competition-price cutting
and sharp practice-as morally
wrong. These great Industrial monop-
olies, OF which he talks much, were
born In times of the keenest CONNER
cial competition, and the rebates and
price cutting 10 which they resorted.
were for the purpose Of defeating
competitors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26
BRYAN.s FUTURE.

Nothing Will ut Bryan's theories
but Socialism, the reduction of all
property to common ownership. pater-
naliem In government, and the monop-
oily OF communism. Mr.. Bryan's tn
CONSISTENCY apparently results from
an effort to harmonic his opinions
with his ambition. He is a Socialist
at heart. and a Democrat in name. II
he lives to a grand old age. We expect
him 10 become the Tolstoy of Ameri-
ca, visionary, perhaps, and unprac-
teal, but accomplishing a good by his
preachmonis he could never hops to
accomplish by executive authority.
and winning for himself that indy
ing name for which he seeks in van
by political preferment. II Bryan
would put ASIDE his ambition and not
embarass his real views with such a
decided tincture of opportun!sm, he
would be an incalculable force In
Fighting existing wrongs.
As u is the only effect OF his sue
cess would be the demolition OF tn,
Roosevelt school OF politics. and the
rehabilitation of the reactionary ele-
ment. His election would be con-
strued as a rebuke 10 Roosevelt and
HIS policies, nothing more.
There Is nothing historically Demo
cratic in Bryan's ideas or platform.
Democracy has always stood for state
sovereignty. The platform Of 1908
says that IL does not intend to restrict
the authority of the state, and then
goes on to provide fdr federal licenses
for certain cases and federal control
|of certain corporations. II looks sus-
picsous that Bryan found II necessary
to inform anybody that his intention
was not TO abridge the authority OF
the states, especially when In the same
sentence the authority OF the federal
government In that particular was ex-
tended, Bryan has expressed himself
In favor Of government ownership OF
railroads, although relegating the s.
sue to the future. while declaring
specifically IN favor OF the greatest
scope for individual action. His plat
form denounces the administration for
spending muoh money, and without
advocating single retrenchment. de
clares in favor Ct hiring experts at an
expense OF millions to make a PhysS
cal valuation OF railroad property. Il
advocates another navy for the Pa
clfic. that would cost billions. Ever
then the platform denounces militar.
ism In round terms.
Bryan will be defeated Then WI
expect him TO retire from active ef
forts to reach the presidency, aid de
vote his time aud talents to consistent
arraignment Of present day evils
Such men as Bryan are able by thell
genius to swing public opinion behinC
reforms and force Their adoption OF
political agencies With whkh the re
former is not in sympathy. Bryan 4
really great; but his greatness Il
dlmmed by the shallowest demagog
ism in this campaign,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26
THEATORIUM CANNED MUSIC
GIVES THEM HEADACHES.
Business Hen OF Indiana Town Circu-
late Petition to Declare Obnoxious
Monograph Nuisance.

Columbus, Ind.-Because phono-
graph In the vestibule Of j. l.. Leh-
mans "Theatorium' plays all after
noon and evening several business
men have circulated petition to
have the machine declared nuisance.
Recently l.. X. Orr. cashier OF the
Peoples Saving and Trust company
found II Don't Know Were I'm Go
in. But I'm On My Way" and the
Merry Widow" waltzes dstastefu
and conducive to headaches and
asked the proprietor Of the moving
picture show TO discontinue such mu-
sic during the business hours. A
consent on the part OF Mr.. Lehman
hushed matters, until today, when
the playing was resumed.
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The mdH jumped 10 their trifiing dan
his feci dnd stood at gers
attention There are en-.
emies yes aud Oscar nodded his
head solemnly Ia acceptance OF the sit.
uation.
Il am going 20 trust you absolutely
You have no conHdants you are not
marriedf"
How should man he married who
Is soldier ! have no friends They
are Improbable" declared Oscar sol
emily.
Il fear you are pessimist. Oscar
hut a pessimlst Who keeps his mouth
shut L. good ally. Now. II you are
not afraid Of being shot or struck with
knife. aud II yon are willing to obey
my orders for n few weeks We may he
able to do some business First. re
member that | am Mr. Armltnge. You
must learn that now aud rcmeTnle r II
for all time And n any one -bnould
ever suggest anything elsell--
The man nodded his comprehension.
THAT Will be the time for Oscar 10
be dumb. | understand. Mr. Armi.
tage."
Armitase smiled. The man present.
ed so vigorous a picture o. health. his
simple character was 30 transparently
rchectel In his eye' nn1 face that he
dld not In the least question him.
You are an Intelligent persc n. ser.
geant. II you are equally discreet
able to be deaf whea troublesome cues
lions are asked. then I think we shall
get on"
you should remember''- began Os-
car.
II remember nothing" observed
Annitage sharply. and Oscar was
quite humble again. Armitage opcned
a trunk and took out an envelope. from
which he drew several papers and a
small map. which he unfolded aud
spread ON the table. He marked a
spot with his lead pencil and passed
The map 60 Oscar.
do you think you could ind that
piacer aRs
The imam brtathed hard over 1t for
seveta minutes.
Yes. II would be easy" And be
nodded his head several times as he
named the railroad stations neares,
the point Indicated by Armitage. The
place was In one Of the mountainous
counties Of Virginia. fifteen miles from
an east and west railway line. Arml.
tage opened duly recorded deed
which conveyed TO himself the title ia
2'ooo Acres OF land; also a curlously
complicated abstract OF title showing
the successive transfers OF ownership
from colonial days down through the
years Of virginla's splendor to the
dread time when battle shook the
world The title had pasesd from the
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THE ATTITUDE OF THE LEADERS

THE ATTITUDE OF THE LEADERS
Now he comes directly to the ques-
tion of trusts. and he utterly con-
dennis the very name of them, while
ne confuses the definition. First. let
us understand the attitude of the
leaders OF the two parties on the sub
5ect. Mr.. Bryan quotes Mr.. Taft;
The combination of capital in large
plants TO manufacture goods with the
greatest economy is just as necessary
as the assembling OF parts of a ma
chine to the economical and more
rapid manufacture Of what in old
times was made by hand"
In other words, Mr. Taft and the
Republican party recognize organic
alton as the spirit of the times. n
Is natures own pattern-abhorren
OF waste. The doing away with waste
and extravagance-the. economy OF
money. time and energy-ds mod
ern business doctrine. The party
recognizes the theory of cooperation
among laboring men and Of capital az
vital. Bryan does not recognize ths
principle OF Il. but goes out Of mis-
way 70 commend labor unions OF
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26
.Ths Blood is The liza,

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement OF scripture. But
n has illuminated that statement and
given II meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth OF knowledge
When the blood is bad or impure II
Is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain Is also
elouded. VIE mind and judgement arc
Elected. and nSany an evil deed or impure
thought yuJer~be directly traced 70 the
impApfy Of the 6,oeD Foul Impure blood
can be made pure by lie -nSa- of pr,
Pierce's Golden Medical plscoyery, N
cprIches and nnrlheS- The blood thereby
curing, pimpl"s. blotches. eruptIons and
other cntaneous affections, as eczema.
letter, or salt rhenm. hives and other
manifestations OF Impure blood.
q o o O. q o
In the cure OF scrofulous swellIngs. en-
larged glands. open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
eases OF old sJres, or open eating ulcers,
IL Is well TO apply TO the open sores DIR.
Plerce's All-Healing Salve, which pos
ttt>ts "ohottitt htatht pottucy Wntu
used as an application TO the sores In con-
junction with the use OF Golden Medical
Discovery rs a blood cleansing constl-
tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen 10 have the "All-Healing
sslve' In stock, you can easily procure Il
by Inclosing ffty-four cents In postage
stamps 70 DIR. r. v. Pierce. COS Main St,
Buffalo. N. Y, and II win come TO you by
return post Most druggists keep II as
well as the Golden Medical Discovery
. . q o . o
You can't AFFORD TO accept any medicine
Of unkn0icn composition as q substitute
for "Golden Medical Discovery, which IA
medicine or KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having complete list Of ingredients In
plain English on Its bottle-wrapper. the
same being attested as correct under oath.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach. liver and bowela
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receiver OF a defunct shooting club to
Armitage. who had been charmed by
the description OF the property AS set
forth In an advertisement aud lured.
moreover. by the amazingly small
price at which the preserve was Of.
fered.
1T Is a farm-yesT'
1T Is wilderness. fancy" said
Armitage. II have never seen II. !
may never see IL. for that matter But
you VIII find your way there. going
FIST TO this town. Lamar. studying the
/ country. keeping your mouth shut and
seeing what the improvements ON the
ground amount 20. There's some sort
OF a bungalow there. built by the
shooting club Here's n description OF
the place. on the strength OF which I
bought It, You may take these papers
along TO Judge the sire OF the SWIM
die"
ayes, sir" 1890.
"And couple % ssDo1 horses. plenty
OF commissary stoFes-plaln military
necessities. you understand-an AMI some
bedding should be provided. want
you 10 take fa,l charge of this matter
aud get 10 work as quickly as possible.
IL may be tribe lonesome down there
among the hills. bur II you serve me
well you shall not regret a."
'les. ! am quite satisfied with the
job" said Oscar.
And after you have reached the
place and settled yourself you will tell
the postmaster and telegraph operator
who yon are and where you may b.
found so that messages may reach you
promptly II you get an unsigned mes
sage advising you OF le; me consider
n shipment OF steers. you may expect
me any hour on the other hand. you
Liay not see ne nj all Wen consider
that our agreement lasts until the firs'
snow fiies next winter. You are a 80.
dler. There need be no further discus
sion OF this matter. Oscar"
The man nodded gavciy.
"An1 n T. well for you not 60 reap
pear IA this hotel. II you should be
questioned - leaving here
II have not been here's II n0tf''
1T Is repiicd Armltsge. smiling
you read ami write Engiish;"
ayes: ono must 10 serve In the army"
III you should see big Seryian wl:h
neck Ike Il buil and head the s;z-
Of a pea. who speaks very bad Ger.
man. you viii do well 10 keep out 90
his way unless you ind a good place
20 tie him up. | advise you not 10 com
init murder without special orders. do
you underestimate nfn
1T Il the custom OF the country"
assenfed Cscar In tone of deep regret.
ITO he sure" laughed Armltage.
"and now ! am going Ia give you mon
cy enough 20 carry out the project /
have Indicated"
He took from his trunk a long bill.
hook. counted out twenty new one
hundred dollar bills aud threw them ON
the table.
1T IL much money" observed Oscar.
counting the bills laboriously.
at VIII be enough for yoIr purposes.
You cant spend much money up there
n you try. Bacon. perhaps eggs; COW
may I've neccssary-who can tell with
out trying III Don't write me any let
tiers or kilograms and forget that you
have seen me II you don't hear from
me again"
lie went 10 the elevator and rode
down TO the Office with Oscar and dis
missed him carelessly. Then John Ar
mltage bought am armful OF magazines
and newspapers and returned TO his
room quite like any traveller taking the
comfort Of his Inn.
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RIVER NEWS


River stage at o'clock this morn
INK ~, a fall OF 0.s since yesterday
morning..
The steamer DIX Fowler cleared
on time this morning for Cairo and
all way landings with a big trip Of
freight and a large trip OF passengers
taking N the river trip to Cairo ard
return. she Will return tonight at 3
O'Clock.
The Clyde will leave this afternoon
for Waterloo. Ala. and all way land
ings at O'Clock. She has a big trip
Of freight mostly groceries and a
Number Of round trip passengers.
The Clyde will return next Monday
night.
The Royal arrived at 10 o'clock
this morning from Golconda and re-
turned at o'clock this afternoon
with a fire business trip each way.
The Bob Dudley arrived from
Cral ksville. tlss morning and tied up
IN the Paducah harbor. There VIII
be no Cumberland river boat tIll thu
water rises In that river
The George CowEng made her two
trips from Metropo,,s here aud re-
turn. dong good business on both
trips
The Kentucky Will be due tomor-
row night fran Riverton. Ala. and all
way handlngs She viii return satur-
day evening at 6 O'Clock.
viii return sunday morning.
The Mary Stewart pushing the New
Era show boat left yesterday after
noon for the lower Ohio.
The George Gardner passed down
the Ohio yesterday afternoon with a
big tow Of empty barges on her way
to Cairo from Louisville.
The Joe b. Williams Is due this
week from New Orleans with big
tow OF empty barges and coal boats
She will tie up In the Paducah har-
Dor with her tow and walt for rise
IN the Ohio so that she can go on to
Louisville.
The J. b. Finley and the Harry
Brown are tied up In the Paducah
harbor waiting for more water In the
Ohio.
The king OF all towboats the
sprague has been let off the govern
ment docks at New orleans and Is on
, her way to Paducah with about so
empty coal boats and barges She also
will walt here for more water in the
Ohio. Ask. fs 81.
The tow boat Esan was taken on
the marine ways for repairs 10 her
hun. She Will be on the ways about
two days. ~ ~
Bob Moss. mate on the Cape Gilrar-
deau, one OF the big St. Louis boats. q
home on visit.
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the ideaf You
W ere a goo d
friend when we
were lads To-
gcther In the
great forest. "
l should want
you TO help me
NOW f
The man jump
ed u III , re = AMI
sfuUai nj uIfefls
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Ito be contlH-sd I'm next issue }

The Dunbar arrived from Cave-in-
Rock last night. at 10 O'Clock and
returned at 1850 TO Cave-in-Rock.
where she Will meet the John s. Hop
kins and the boats viii exchange
freight trips and passengers. The
Dunbar win return early tomorrow
morning.
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. The City OF saAtsllo arrived from
st. Louis at p. m. with a big
trip OF freight aboard and cabin FUN
OF passengers. She went on up the
Tennessee bound for Waterloo, and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.


The Sun is authorized to announce
Hiram Smedley . candidate for re-
election TO the once of Clerk OF the
McCracken County Court subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26
Daily Thought.

Thinking bitterly of others strikes
a blow at my own heart.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26
Notice 70 Tax Payers.

Youf state and county tax for 1908
must be paid on or before October /,
1908, TO save extra cost.
]. w. OGILVIE. s. NJ. c.
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SIXTEEN TO ONE AGAIN
Bryan always pretends exact knowl-
edge. Bear in mind that In 1906,
when be was the advocate OF bimetal-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-26

Personally appeared before me
his Aug. 1. 1908. Z. ]. Paxton
general manager OF The Sun. who
afirms that the above statement OF
the circulation OF The Sun for the
month OF July, 1908, is true to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
My commission expires January
10, 1912. w. F. PAXTON,
Notary Public, McCracken Co.
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Speak your mind IL you must. but
mind how you speak.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
"MEZALIANS'f KSIEZNICZ.
KI.

Wiedeh, IS lipca. - Pisma
czcskic donoszq, ze W kapIicy
zamkowcj w Kamerbergu, odbyl
sic Stub ksiezniczki Amelii kud-
wiki zu Fuerstenberg Ludwi-
klein Kozianem ajcntem automo-
bilowym kt6rym uciekla byia
w maju biezqcego roku.
Przygotowania do Slubu, byly
trzymane W tajemnicy. Ma godzi-
ne przed ceremoniq przybyl Ko-
zian wprowadzony zostai ma "a
mex bocznemi drzWiami. Nosil
mundur porucznika rezerwy dra'
gon6w.
Jeszcze W kaplicy matka ma
rzeczonej brat chcieli sprzeci'
vic sic malzehstwu, panna mloda
wtedy I rozpaczy omdlala, a gdy
przyszia do siebie, oswiadCzyia,
ze p6jdzie pred oftarz.
Po $lubie pahstwO mlodzi wy
jechali do Pragi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
HANDLOWY
i PRzEMYSkOWY.
KONTUNKTURA .NIEPEW-
MA.
Zastoi W handlu przemysle. -
Lepsze widoki ma jesien. -

New York, I8 lipca. - W han
dlu przemySle panuje W dal-
Sym ciagu Sr6dletnia cisza, ale
widoki ma sezon jesienny pred
stawiaja sic dosyc pomysinie.
Kupcy drobni ogranfczajq sic
ma wyprzedazy pozosta}ych "a
pasow letnich, ale rawet po znl-
zonych cenach trudno i'm sic tych
towar6w pozbyc. Kupcy hurtow-
nj ME skarzq sic wprawdzie ma
iloSc zam6wien, ale ma jakosc. L
wiekszych jednak srodowlsK
handIowych donosza o wiekszych
zam6wieniach na jesieh. Jestto o.
znakq, re drobni kupcy odzysku-
ia powoli zaufanie.
w przemySlc budowlanym
znac nieCO W1eksze ozyWlenle, a
nizeli w poprzednich tygodniach,
CO ma taxi skutek, re ceny drze-
wa poszly w gore.
Popyt ma zelazo i stal jest sla-
by i ceny So niepewne.
w ubiegfym dis tygodniu "a
znaczono 258 upadlosci, czemu
odpowiadaja nastepujace cyfry
tych samych tygodni lat poprze-
dnich: w r. 1907 - ~; w r..
1906 - 1888; w +. 1905 - 100;
w +. 1901 - 100.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
GOMPERS ZAPRZECZA.

Erie, Pa, 18 lipca. - Samuel
Gompers, prezydent Amerykah-
skiej federacyi piracy zaprzecza,
jakoby wys}a} telegram do Hear
sta, proszac go O to, azeby liga
independence" popierala Brya-
ma, jako kandydata ma urzqd pre-
zydenta.
o kwestyi tel Gompers wyrazif
sic W nastepujacy sposob: "Wi-
DE re gazety, podafy wiadomosc
jakobym Hearsta prosi} to, ze-
by popiera} Bryana, re Hearst
daf mi odpowiedz odmowna. Nj
czego podobnego ME uczyniiem.
Me wien, skqd sic to wzieio, re
Hearst otrzymaf TAXI telegram.
Do Hearsta ME posylaiem zadnej
depeszy, ami tez cd niego jej ME
otrzymalem".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
REPUBL1KANSKA KOMISYA
DORADCZA.

Washington, D. c., 1S lipca. -
Managerowie republikanskiej
Rampant uchwalili ustanowic
komisye doradcza, zfozona Z
trzech czlonkow, ME nalezqcych
do repub'ikahskiego narodowego
komitetu L trzech komisya ia
moze bye powiekszona do liczby
pieciu czlonkow.
Czionkami tymi bedq snajpraw-
dopodobniej William Nelson
Cromwell, Cornelius N. Bliss Z
New Yorku, oraz Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati, brat kandydata ma
prezydenta. Komisya wykonaw-
GA bedzie sic skIadaia czfon-
kow komitetu narodowego.
Nazwiska czfonkow komisyi
doradczej wykonawczej costa
na ogfoszoue pc oficyalnem "a
wiadomieniu Tafta o nominacyi,
to jest po dniu 28 b. m.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
WSPRAWIE LISTU WILL
HELMA DO CARA.

Berlin, IS lipca. - ZaWiado-
mienie londyhskie o odrecznym
li$cie cesarza Wilhelma do cara
Rosyi, treSG kt6rego miaia zywo
zaniepokoic sfery rzadowe peter,
sburskie, jest urzedownie "a
przeczonc. Rad pruski protestu-
jQc cnergicznie przcciwko tel
wiadomoSci dodaje, re w ostat-
mich czasach ME byfo zadnej ko-
respondencyi pomiedzy WiIhel-
mem i Mikolajem.
Zaprzeczajq r6wniez pog}osce
o majacym nastqpic spotkaniu
Wilhelma Z carem prezydentem
Francyi Fallieres.
JcdnoczeSnie jednak rad ber-
Iihski potwierdza wiadomoSC 0
zamierzonym zjezdzie kanclerza
BueIowa I rosyjskim ministrem
spraw zewnetrznych Izwolskim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18

forma demokratyczna znalaz1a u
Mich posluch. w daIszym ciagu
mowy Bryan wyrazil zadowolenie
poszczegolnych paragrafow
platformy, indorsowanej W Den
yer, oSwiadczajac przy tenn, re
w platformie tel ME ma ami jed
nego wiersza ktorym by sic zu-
peinie ME zgodzii.
Bryan Kern wystosowali list
do farmerow Z proSba o przesy-
ianie skladek ma kampanie polity-
czna, zaznaczajac w liscie, re w
ten sposob pomoga do odniesie-
MIA ostatecznego zwyciestwa par
tyi demokratycznej, ktora zawsze
stoi w obronie rolnictwa. w lis
Gle Bryan donosi, re farmerzy
tenn ochotniej powinni pieniadze
sk1adac ma fundusz demokratycz-
ny, poniewaz partya demokraty-
czna wziela sobie "a zasade ME
pobierac pieniedzy Cd korpora-
cyl.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
PROTEST PRZECIWKO WY
DANIU ZBIEGA POLITYCZ-
NEGO.

Geneva, IS Iipca. - Ma zebra
niu ma ktorem 10000 osob bylc
obecnych postanowiono protesto-
wac przeciwko zamierzonemu wy
daniu Rosyi niejakiego Wasilje-
wa, oskarzonego o morderstwo,
Rad zwiqzkowy zgodzii sic bo-
wien ma wydanie Rosyi zaaresz-
towanego w Lozannie Wasilje-
wa, kt6ry zabii gubernatora
Penny.
CzIonkowie rady zwiqzkowej
szwajcarskiej Podpisali prosbe dc
swego rzqdu, W kt6rej domagajq
sic, by traktat rosyjsko szwaj-
carski wydawaniu przestepc6w
zostal uniewazniony.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
WYDATKI 90 KONGRESU.

Washington, D. c., 1S lipca. -
Wedlug urzedowego sprawozda-
MA 90 kongres podczas pierwszej
sesyi uchwalil dla cel6w admin
stracyjnych laczqca sumo opie-
wajacq ma ST., ,ooS, ,397,543.46. L te-
go $95,382, ,247 przyPada ma armie
$I22,663,885 ma flote, $I63,653,-
900 ma pensye i $II,o58,oSS ma
wydatki ogolne. Przyjeto nowych
podurzednikow W liczbie 1884,
kt6rzy pobierajq rocznej pensyi
razem $I3,764,676, oraz 6I42 IL
rzednikow, kosztujacych rocznie
skarb $I,678,389, czyli re skarb
federalny rocznie ma wydatk>
wiecej o $9,o85,28
50 kongres podczas ostatEiej
sesyi uchwali1 razem $92o,798.-
I43.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-18
Hotsprings, Va, I8 lipca.

Hotsprings, Va, 1S lipca. -
Ze wszystkich zakatkow kraju
przybywaja listy ma rece Villa
ma Howarda Tafta, republican,
skiego kandydata ma urzad prezy-
denta Stanow, donoszqce mu, re
nawet demokraci przy jesiennych
wyborach beda go popierali.
Wprost cd demokratow naply-
waja listy, W ktorych ci zazna-
czaja, &e wola raczej g1osowac
"a kandydatem republikanskim,
anizeli acknowledgement, takim
jak B~yan, kt6ry juz diva razy
zosta} pobity1 Arthur VoryS, pro-
wadzacy kampanie Tafta ma Stan
Ohio jest pelen r6zowych nadziei.
Rowniez pomySlne wiadomosci
nadchodza re Stanow Maryland,
Kentucky, Tennessee, North Ca
rolina i Georgia.