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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1909-09-03
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Judge, did you ever try an alb
sinthe frappe?" No: but I've tried
a lot of fellows who have. "-Cleve-
La I Leader.
Like lettuce. PATTI" mo. OF don't
An ofm glad OF don't. For if oil
liked ut. Ord ate ut, an hate the
stuff Life
Hope is the thing
That plants the seeds:
But diggug's what -
Knocks out the weeds
Boston Herald.
Bacon-'I understand some of
your hens have stopped layIng7" Egg
bert--.'Two of them have" What's
the oause2" Automobile. "-Yon.
kers Statesman.
Il suppose you know of my family
tree?" said Baron Fucash. Yep
answered Mr. Cumrox. 1t may have
been good tree. all right, but it
looks TO me as if the crop was fail
ure. Washington Star.
Pearl--..'Let us go out in the surf,
my dear. want to learn how to
float. Ruby-"oh. you are slow
Learn how to sink. Then some hand.
some young man is sure to dash ont
and rescue you."-Chicago Daily
News.
Back al his stories come;
He tries again.
Hope springs eternal from
fountain pen.
Judge,
In some way. George, papa has
found out that you are a poet" said
the fair girl to the youth with uncut
hair. That's where your papa has
the advantage of the .. -...s.acs.--s~ said
The y5dHg MAI 4 little bitterly
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
How can you reconcile your pre-.
vious statements with your present
opinions" Il don't want to recon.
Gle EN-, answered Senator Sorghum
My desire is to keep them so far
apart that they can be considered as
strangers. Washington Star.
Do you never indulge in the pleas.
ure of getting out and turning uD the
fresh earth2r Its no. pleasure 10
AANs aAnWOANA int novice az golf
Every time | go to the club get
nothing but harsh looks for my ae,iv.
tiles in that direction. washingus
Star ~
nat man says he will create some
real excitemen- if he gets into Con.
gress. Yes" answered Senator
Sorghum. he is one of those peculiar
patriots who want to climb on board
the ship of state simply for the pleas.
ure Of rocking the boat "-Washing
ton Star.
oh. Lady Jane, you must take
some tickets for . charity dance I'm
helping to get up" And what's
it for?" oh er-the-er-lndi
something or other-and the duchess
is bringing a party. and we've got
the Pink Alsatian Bandi" DE.
lighted, I'm sure Ones always Z,
ready to help really good cause. -
Punch
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1909-09-03
THE PoOREsas MAN IN THE
WORLD.

Not he that begs upon the street,
Or, homeless. tramps the road.
But he who fears TO squarely meet
The face Of man and God:
Who dares not face the hosts Of Night,
Meath flag Of Truth unfurled
Who can't afford to do the right
He's the poorest man in the world.
Who can't afford to speak the truth,
To right the ancient wrong,
To take the part Of hapless youth,
The weak against the strong;
Who can't afford to shield a name
From venomous arrows hurled
He-not the blind, the lame, the dumb
Be's the poorest mar in the wori1
Clarence Watt Heazitt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07
MIDWEEK MEETING.

Rev. DIR. Scudder will lead the mid
week meeting at Central Union church
parish house this evening. The subject
will be the personal features of Paul IS
letter to the church at Philippi, written
in prison. There viii be made promi-
nent the attitude of the apostle toward
his affection, emphasizing especially the
JOY notes of a message from a man be-
hind the bars. There will, it is ex-
pected, be genuine life in this meeting
and real benefit for those who attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07
LOCAL BREVITIES

The band viii play this Wednesday
morning at the departure of steamer
Alameda.
| Bert Server. the auto man, left for
Yokohama in the seeond-elass cabin I'M
| der the name Of Robertson.
! Yesterday Treasurer Conkling ex-
| changed 100000 Of new bonds for 105
of the Old Issue o. R. and L.
| Inspector Fennell has arrested Higo-
| shi and Tamura, man and woman, for
selling liquor without a license.
| Six months in jail was the sentence
meted out yesterday to Mahuia, Ha-
waiian. who was convicted of striking
his wife.
Between June Is and June 80 there
were six eases Of contagious disease in
Honolulu, one of diphtheria and five of
tuberculosis.
Rufus A. Lyman of Puma has been
appointed District Magistrate by Chief
Justice Hartwell, in the place of w.
Kamu, resigned.
A two weeks continuance has been
agreed to by Attorney General Hemen-
way in the tax case on the estate of the
late Mary Dame Hall,
The petition for an order allowing the
sale OF real estate was granted by
Judge Robinson yesterday to the guard
ian of Jose and Rosaline Kulia.
The Federal authorities at Washing
ton have accepted Governor Frear s
statement that the labor troubles could
be dealt with by the Territory.
The ease of Masu Suzuki, which was
to have been heard by Judge Dole yes
terday ON habeas corpus proceedings,
| was continued until this morning.
Malukukui cared for a good sized
crowd OF people, who chose to escape
the noise of the nation s birthday, pro-
vlding lunch for seventy eight, most of
whom also visited the Wahiawa dam
Judge Dole yesterday allowed judg-
ment for the plaintiff in the case of the
Territory against A. and Isaac Kauhoe,
the defendants having been on the bond
of Kauai postmaster who misappro-
priated public money.
The report of the registrar of the
Board OF Health shows that fifteen
deaths occurred from contagious dis
eases during the fifteen days ending
June 80. Five were due to tuberculosis
and one to diphtheria.
F. NJ. Hatch has replied to the state.
ments made by Congressman Murdoch
of Kansas, and has made strong denial
of the observations made by Murdoch
on Hawaii in the course Of an inter
view on the strike situation.
The new bond issue of the o. R. &
L. Co. has been delivered to the
Spreckels bank and all holders of the
old bonds, who wish to exchange for
the new, are requested to make their
wish known at the bank at the earliest
possible convenience.
An invitation has been received by
Governor Frear to attend the celebra-
ton of the two hundred and thirtieth
anniversary of the discovery of Lake
Champlain from the New York Cham
plain Tercentenary Commission, through
John A. Booth, the president.
For the fifth time a continuance was
granted in the District Court yesterday
in the case against T. c. B. Blackwell,
George r. Carter s chauffeur, charged
with improperly driving an automobile.
The postponement was made SO Black
well could accompany Carter on a trip
to Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07

ing friends, who believed that he could
give the Hawaiian boys points upon
diving. Mr.. Eldridge is prominent
New York fnancier, who is somewhat
heavy for an athlete. He weighs con-
siderably more than Theodore Roose-
welt and somewhat less than John L.
Sullivan, but he is an excellent swim
mer. In large canvas tank rugged on
the deck Mr.. Eldridge was put through
his PAGES by crowd of passengers who
assembled on the deck above and threw
coins into the tank. By the time the
steamer reached Honolulu he was deem
ed qualified to contest with the boys
In the harbor. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge
who have been travelling in the Fan
East, will spend some time in the
Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07
PERSONAL.

Charles A. Rice of Kauai is a pas
senger on the Mongolia for the Coast.
Mr.. Albright, late of the ADVERTISE
staff, has taken position in the courts
Miss Annie E. Wheeler, daughter OF
the late Gen. Joseph Wheeler, who has
been in the Philippines for some time
is a passenger on the Mongolia for San
Francisco.
Col. Marston Campbell, because OF
his numerous other official duties, will
not accept reappointment to the Board
OF Regents. His term expired the first
of the month.
Mrs. Grace Crockett and her daugh.
ter Ethelwynd leave on the Alameda
this morning. They will go to Europe
to spend year with Mrs. Crockett s
sister, Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle.
Mr.. Ernest A. Wakefield, American
Consul at Rangoon, is one of the pas
sengers on the Mongolia Mr.. Wake
field, accompanied by his son, is on his
way home to spend his vacation.
Among the callers on Governor Frear
yesterday were Brigadier-General Ar
thur Murray, ranking officer of the
Coast Artillery; Colonel Charles A,
Booth, Captain Babcock and Captain
Robert Gallon.
Mr.. W. W. Bruner of Honolulu is in
the city visiting his mother, Mrs. j. W.
Bruner, who has been seriously i'll at
the home of DR.. Helm. Mr.. Bruner will
take his mother to Long Beach today
Bakersfield Echo
Miss Helen Wallace and Miss NJ. J.
Reid of Scotland, who are making a
tour of the world, arrived here yester-
day afternoon on the Mongolia to spend
several weeks in Hawaii before sailing
for San Francisco. They have recently
come from Australia via Manila.
The Rev. John W. Wadman. who has
been the efficient superintendent of the
missionary work of the Methodist Epis-
copal church in the Hawaiian Islands
tor four years, was granted the degree
OF Doctor Of Divinity by the Willamette
| University, Salem, Oregon, at its recent
commencement. The degree was worth
lly bestowed. Rev Mr. Wadman has
demonstrated his ability as thinker
and leader of more than ordinary
gifts and eficiency-Pacifc Christian
Advocate.
Announcement has been made in San
francisco of the engagement of Ernest
y. Smith, formerly of Honolulu, to Miss
Edna Robotham of indianapolis. The
wedding will occur late in September at
the last-named city. Mr.. Smith is at the
mead of the advertising department of
Hale Bros stores in San Francisco and
Oakland. Miss Robotham, who has lust
returned to the East from year IS
travel IN Europe, is daughter of the
late George Robotham, vice president
OF the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company of Newark, n. J.
Mr.. F. T. Eldridge. who was one of
the most enthusiastic participants in
deck sports on the Mongolia between
Yokohama and Honolulu, was put in
training early in the voyage by admir-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

-
Read Emmeluth g adj. on stoves and
ranges in this issue.
Ring phone 699 and see Feagler about
cleaning your rugs and mattresses.
Alex. D. Larnaeh has opened law of,
fees in the Stangenwald building, room
SOL.
Genuine Primrose" pork sausage,
fresh and pure. Metropolitan Mar
ket.
F. L. La Moreaux, piano and pipe
organ repairer. With Bergstrom Music
Company.
A reward is offered for the return of
lost black leather bag and contents
to this office.
Your summer dress is not complete
without one of J. A. r. Vieira & Co. s
gold scarf pins. See their large win
dow display.
Ladies can find all kinds of fashion
able travelling and outing hats at Miss
Powers millinery parlors, Boston
building, Fort street.
The special Hawaiian edition of the
Overland Monthly and all the latest
periodicals are to be found at Hawaiian
News Co, Young building.
The best house paint for this climate
is W. P. Fuller & Co. "Pure Prepared
Paint Experience has proven that.
Sold by Levers & Cooke, Ltd.
That's what they call tia velve1
shave when they get it at Union
Barber Shop. NJ. Vieira, Prop. Two
entrances: Merchant street and King
street.
Why not investigate some of the OPP
portunities the real estate department
of the Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd,
affords9 Now is the time to start a
home.
Want beautiful lawn2 Then sprinkle
a little Forcegrowth over your pres
ent lawn and apply the proper amount
of water. Sold in 60c and $1.25 guam
titles by E. O. Hall & Son.
Don't let your baggage get twisted
Phone your order to us. We give all
orders our personal attention and see
that it goes right. City Transfer Co.
Gas. H. Love-. Phone 152.
Thos F. McTighe & Co. have just re-
ceived in original packages from
Spain an invoice of genuine celebrated
anteed to be twenty years old before
bottling.
Tourists will be interested to know
that the French Laundry, 25S Bere-
tania avenue, phone 1891, do only hand
work, and that the most delicate gar
ment can be entrusted to them in per-
feet safety.
The man who viii start in to save
Systematically, even though the amount
be small, will be sure to be comfortably
off some day. Open an account today
with The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, corner
Fort and Merchant streets. Capital and
surplus $1,G00,000.
Digesto malt extract has arrived at
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, and the per-
son who IS run down should use it. No
oetter tonic Is to be had anywhere, and
persons who use it report increasing
strength and better condition of their
digestive organs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07
SHE'S ENGAGED.

One of the prettiest of the Mill Val
ley girls, Miss Cora Shannon, is the
tiancee of Harrison NJ. Tucker, WELL
known Honolulu man, prominent in the
clubs and financial as well as the So
cial life of the island metropolis. This
engagement was announced at a tea re-
Gently given by Mrs. W. Orville Jones
at Mill Valley.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07

A fountain pen has been lost. See
classified advts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-07
VALUES hRE GREAT
PRICES ARE LITTLE

NEW SHIFTING PERCALEs+ great
variety of patterns, SO inches wide ::
s yards for S1.00.
FLEECED MARsEILLEs-white. lust
the thing for infants and children s
coats; Soc a yard.
NEW YoKINGS - white lace, cream
lace, Arabian lace; in applique,
oriental and fnet; also gold net,
plain or tucked.
SILVER SPANGLED TRIMMINGS
beautiful for party CT evening gowns.
LADIES' CoMBINA4IoN SUITS
cotton ribbed, low neck; 65c a suit.
COMBINATION SUITS - high neck
and long sleeves; 75c suit.
LADIES' KNIT DRAWERS, 75c a pair
LADIES' KNIT TIGHTS, 75c a suit.
LIsLE THREAD vEsTs-fne quality.
low neck, short sleeves; 60c each.
COTTON vEsTs-good quality, high
neck, long sleeves; 35c each, for 81.
Isle THREAD vEsTs-high neck.
long sleeves, fine quality; Toe EACH
LADIES' UNDERvEsTs-good Quail
ity, cotton ribbed, low neck, no
sleeves; 20c and 25c each.
Isle THREAD vEsTs-fne quality.
low neck, regular sizes; Soc each, 8
for S1.oo.
COTTON VESTS good quality, high
neck. short sleeves, regular sizes: 35c
each, for S100.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-14
A GOOD. GIRL :.
TeIegramy kralOWe.

+ Washington, D. c., IA grudnia'
- Urzad immigracyjny przedfo-
zyl senatowi wypracowany me
moryal, obejmujacy opis stosun-
k6w panujqcych ma okretach
przewozacych do Ameryki emil
grant6w. Intencya urzedu immi-
gracyjnego jest, aby senat rozPa-
trzywszy straszne wprost ME
do WARY stosunki ma okretach IL
chwalii ustawe, kt6raby tym
niezdrowym stosunkom zapo-
biedz mogla.
Sprawozdanie opiera sic ma
sprawozdanoach meskich i zen
skich agent6w, kt6rzy niepozna-
nj odbyli niejednokrotnie pod po-
kladem podr6z przez ocean okre-
tami do rozmaitych linii trans
portowych nalezacemi.
Tedna re wzmiankowanych a
gentek odbyla 12-tlniowq podroz
przez ocean pod pokiadem pew
nego okretu, przewozacego wy
chodzcow. w podr6zy lei zebraia
wspomniana agcntka wielkq ilosc
fakt6w, charakteryzujqcych Flo-
bitnie nGedzypokladowe stosun-
XII, szczegolnie w stosunku do
jadacych kobiet. Zaloga okreto-
wa postepowala W sposob wszel-
kim zasadom wymogom moral
nosci uragajacy to ME tylko
slowianie, ale czynnie. Rozmo-
wy, jake prowadza marynarze W
obecnoSci kobiet jadacych i do
Mich sa tego rodzaju, re sic ME
nadaja do powtorzenia.
Podobne sprawozdania pred
Iozyli wszyscy agenci agentki.
Sprawa, jest niezwykle doniosla i
piekqca, a to re wzgledow ogol-
no-ludzkich.
Erie, Pa, IA grudnia. - Dzi-
siejszej nocy O godzinie az zda-
rzyla sic ma 16 mil stad ma zachod
w Northeast katastrofa kolejo-
wa.
twentieth Century Limi-
ted" nawojorskiej centralnej ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-14

Katastrofa miala rlastapic
tego powodu, re maszyna pocia-
GU Lake Shore" miala uledz ja-
kiemus uszkodzeniu, wobec czego
maszynista wstrzymai pociag.
Twentieth Century Limited"
najechal ma stojacy pociag z Gala
sila, niszczac kilka wozow najzu-
pelniej.
Z podroznych, jakotez z funk
cyonaryuszy pociagu Twentieth
Century Limited" Mkt ME zgi-
nal.
Washington, D. c., IA grudnia.
= Senator Rayner przemawiai
wczoraj w senacie ma temat spra-
wy z Zelaya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-14

lei, kt6ry jechal W kierunku Chi
cago, z sybkoscia 60 mil ma 60
dzine, najechal ma pociqg osobo-
wy nr. 10 inii Lake Shore.
Z powodu tego, re miejscowoSt
Northeast jest W nocy odcieta cd
reszty swiata, gdyz ami telegra-
fly, ami telefony ME maja po1acze-
MIA nocnego z gl6wnemi liniami,
ten brak komunikacyi spowodo-
wal, re poczatku wyobrazano
sobie katastrofe o wiekszych zna-
cznie roznliarach, niz. byla W
rzeczywistosci.
Zabitych oosb jest 4 wiele
rannych, nniej lub wiecej ciezko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-14
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEj.
Chicago, IA grudnia.
(Stare ! noUe Niemcy).

(StGne raolCe Niemcy).
Objawszy tron nowoutworzOne-
go W 1870 r. cesarstva niemieckie-
go, dynastya Hohenzollern6w pO-
trafila przeszczepi6 W ten nOwy or
ganizm paGsbwowy tradycye pru-
skiego militarymu; ME pozostala
iednak wierna innej, r6wnie dla
dynastyi charakterystycznej trady-
cyl, = tradycyi graniczacej re
skapstwem oszczednosei.
Fryderyk Wilhelm 1 podni6s}
dOchOdy panstwa IA i pol do p
milion6w -dolar6w, a umierajac W
1740 r, pozostawi} W skarbie 40
milion6w dolar6w. Fryderyk II,
przy dochodach cd 86 do SO milo
now dolar6w, zostawil swemu ma
stepcy w 1876 r. 153 miliony. No
we cesarstwo niemieckie W ciagu
nieca}ych 40 lat istnienia pOchlo-
ne1o 5 miliard6w frank6w kontry-
bucyi wojennej 1870 r, zaciagngto
6 miliard6w dlugu, i po 5 refor-
mach finansOwych, wskutek ciagle
wzrastajacych deficyt6w budzeto-
wych, znalazlo sic W 1908 r. W
koniecznosci przeprOwadzenia no.
wei reformy, - a w}asciwie, W ko-
niecznosci powiekszenia dochod6w
skarbu 500 milion6w marek ro-
cznie.
Swiezo jeszcze w pamieci ma
szej tkwia spory W komisyi budze-
towel i W parlamencie 0 to, W jaki
spos6b te 500 milion6w z obywa-
tell cesarstwa wycisna6. Sp6r "a
ko1czy} sic zerwaniem bloku par
lamentarnego kOnserwatyst6w IL
bera{ami ! stronnietwem wolno-
myslnem Ct. wv. bloku Hotento-
tow odrzuceniem projektu prawa
o opodatkowaniu spadk6w, upad-
kiem ealego rzadowego projektu
reformy dymisya ksiecia Buelo-
wa.
Ia walka o opodatkowanie klas
pOsiadajacyeh, w Niemezeeh jest
i dla mas wysoce interesujaca; jej
rezultaty moga sic Odbi6 ma poll
tyce wewnetrznej panstwa prus-
skiego; = przyczyny zaS jej lezq
pnedewszystkiem W tel spo@ecznej
swolucyi, jaka zaszla W pa1stwie
niemieckiem W ciagu trzydziestu
Osmiu lat jego istuienia, i kt6ra
pozwala publicystom niemieekim
movie "Nowych Niemczech"
Xxx wielu, wielce r6znych cd Me
mice 1870.
Niemcy 1870 to kraj jeszeze
rolniczy, wystatczaiacy sobie, kar-
MACY sic produktami wlasnego
rolnictwa, nawet, W latach uro-
dzaju, wywoiacy pszenice do An
gill. W tenn panstwie jeszcze a
grarnem przewaga polityczna in
teresu zie1nianskiego = Gland IN
terest" byla zecza naturalna, O.
statnie jednak lat 40 zmienily do
gr,lntu socyalna organizacye narO-
du niemieckiego. DIS Nienrcy SO
pahsswem .przelnysaOwem, najpO-
.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-14

wazniejszym, wsp6lzawodnikiem
Anglii W handlu wszechswiatowym
produktami przemys}u, i kiedy W
1882 r. jeszcze 42,5 procent lud-
nosci zajmowalo sic rolnictwem, a
tylko As proc. zylo handlu i pre-
myslu, obecnie W 1907 r. gospo-
darstwo rolne lesne daje utrzy-
mamie tylko 2S,6proc, ludnosci,
handlu przemyslu 56,2proc. lu-
dnosci czerpie Srodki do zycia.
DIS money interest" stanowi po-
dwaline materyalnego istnienia
wiekszosci narodu. Ludnosc Me
mice zwieksza sic co roku o 90O,-
900 ludzi, wyzywiG ich, dac i'm "a
jecie, utrzymanie, rolnictwo IDOL
nem ME jest; tylko rozw6j handlu
przemysfu mo2e i'm chleb zapew-
mic, dla tego interesy tego prze-
myslu i handlu muszq bye uwzgle-
dnione przedewszystkiem. Ten
stan rzeczy w nowych Niemczech,
m6wi prasa ffberalna, powinny STE
ry wielkiej wlasnosci ziemskiej
raz zrozuniiet, i do mich sic przy-
stosowat. Hegemonia sfer agrar-
nych W Prusach W Niemczech,
raz skoGezy6 sic musi.
Czy ludnos6 Niemiec wzrast@
corocznie o 100000 glow, czy
vzrost ten trwac bedzie dlugo,
przy stwierdzonem silnem zmniej-
szaniu sic liczby urodzin W Mem
czech oto moznaby sic dlugo spie-
rae. Pewnem jest jednak to, re cd
r. 1882 do 1907 Obroty niemiec-
kiego handlu zagranicznego wzro-
sfv Z 6,322,j miEon6w marek do
15.591,6 marek, ie wartosc przy-
wiezionych z zagranicy do Me
mice srodk6w zywnosci W tymze
okresie powiekszyla sic 2 1,04S,4
do 2,429,5 milion6w marek, a war
tos6 materyaI6w surowych 1,47S'
O do 4,434,O milion6w marek. +
konomiczne zycie hpdu niemiec-
kiego W eiQgu ostatnieh lat % stato
sic zaleznem od koniunktm han
dlu zagranicznego, cd bezpieczen-
stwa komunikacyi zaoceanowych,
a tenn samem, cd ziych hub do
brych stosmk6w politycznycb Z
Anglia.
Najsilniejszym wyrazem obaw,
jake ta~zaleznos6 przemysiu l
handlu niemieckiego od Anglii bu-
dzi W rzadzie W narodzie ME
mieckim, jest goraczkowy pospiech
W dazeniu do stworzenia floty wo-
jennej; pospiech, kt6ry Jest jedno-
czesnie najwazniejsz4 przyczyna i
deficyt6w budzetowych niemiec-
kich i niedonoszonego proiektu re-
form finansowych.
Wsp6izawodnictwo jednak ma
tenn polu z Anglia, jest dla Me
mice wysoce utrudnione wskutek
marumk6w finansowo-podatkowej
natury, 0 kt6rych nienalezy zapo-
minac.
Cd 1893 r. Anglia ma podatek
dochodowy "Income Tax okre-
Stony W pensach cd kazdego funta
sterlinga dochodu. Stope tego pO-
datku parliament oznacza corocznie
stosownie do potrzeb skarbu. Wa
ha sic ia stopa zwykle cd / do 10
pens6w z funta, kazdy pens pod