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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
CHOLERA RAVAGlNG THE
TOWNS OF NORTH RUSSIA
Ignorance of PopuIace Making 1t Diff
ficuIt to Stop the Spread of
the Scouree

ST. PETERSBURG Sept. 15.-The
spread of cholera in some of the north
eln provinces Is rendering the post of
locum tenens, which many semi medi-
cal students seek at this season, a
doubly dangerous one. Apart from the
risks of infection, the ignorant popu-
lation often turns against them in
despair.
A student named Vallansky has been
ne rly murdered by the people of Talab
island, on the lake of Pskoff. Cholera
broke out there, and the islanders. de-
clared that Vallansky, who used to fish,
had put poisonous powder in the lake.
They burned his house. When two
peasants offered to row him to the
mainland, all three were beaten un-
mercifully. Vallansky escaped in a
boat and reached Pskoff in an ex-
hausted condition. AT f-er he had gone
the people tore down the cholera bar
rack and took the patients back to
their homes.
In Archangel the people have been
attempting both prevention and cure
by drinking a mixture of petroleum,
tar and resin. Gun shooting Is also
.egarded as prophylactic. Household
ers hire men at shot to fire from their
front doors out into 5ace and slay the
invisible ,specter of cholera.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
EIGHT KILLED
IN SMASHUP
TRAINMEN MEET DEATH IN
HEAD-0N COLLISION
Orders DIsobeyed Said to Have Been
Cause of Wreck-None Of the
Passengers Seriously
Hurt
tBy Associated Press.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 15.-As the
result of a head-on collision between
passenger train No. and fast freight
81, on the Nashville, Chattanooga Sc
st. Louis, a mile west Of Pegram
Station, today eight men were killed,
one was seriously injured and num-
ber of others were more or less hurt.
No passengers were killed. The cars
caught fire and several of the victims
were cremated.
The dead:
WILL MORGAN. Nashville. travelling
engineer.
JOE COVER, Nashville, passenger
engineer.
JESSE HARRINGTON, freight en-
gineer
WALTER ROACH, messenger.
SAMUEL WHITED, freight fireman.
S. B. WALT, brakeman on freight.
w. s. STALCAP, mail clerk, Martin,
Tenn,
Unidentified man.
Ellis Martin, conductor on the
freight, was badly injured.
Both engines were completely
wrecked. The wreck was caused by
the overlooking of orders.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
VANDERBILT RACE
SET FOR OCT. 30
Committee Holding Cup Announces
Date for Contest, with Thirty
or More Cars Entries
to Compete

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-The Motor
cups holding committee which was re-
Gently Incorporated to consider the
feasibility Of holding another Wander,
bilt cup race, have just decided to hold
such a contest and have fixed the date
for October 80. w. K. Vanderbilt, 1r.,
the donor of the cup, and other mem
bers of the committee, canvassed the
automobile manufacturers of this coun1
try and Europe, and they have received
assurances that between thirty ana
thirty-five cars will be entered IN the
coming contest, thus making 1t the
largest in point of entries of any yet
held.
The course this year Will be shortened
to a little less than fifteen miles, put
the distance will remain the same In
shortening the circuit the dangerous
turns have been eliminated, so that the
course as now planned will be ideal.
Official announcement of the holding
of the race will be issued in a few
days, and it is expected that within two
weeks thereafter the foreign and do
nestle car manufacturers will announce
the names Of their drivers and establish
quarters along the course so that
long season of training may be had.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
JAPANESE MEDICAL MEN
FORBIDDEN TO ADVERTISE
Diet Passes Legislation Calculated to
Enhance the Dignity of the
Profession

TOXIC, Sept 15.-Hitherto medical
men in Japan have been allowed full
liberty to advertise, but the depart
ment for home affairs has now issued
an order, under the authority of the
law passed by the diet last session,
which practically forbids all advertise
ments in the nature of puffs. Physi-
cans, surgeons, dentists and all who
conduct hospitals or provide other
means of medical consultation or
treatment will not be allowed to ad-
vertise anything except their Names
qualifications localities and charges.
Doubtless such legislation is calcu-
lated to enhance the dignity of the
profession, but it is suggested the Of
ficials of the home department will
have a delicate task in distinguishing
between advertisements that violate
and advertisements that comply with
this regulation.
one great abuse charged against the
medical profession in Japan is the
habit of trusting the treatment OF
ratients to unqualified assistants, but
the new order does not appear to touch
this branch of the subject
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
PRINCE REGENT OF CHINA
READS MANY NEWSPAPERS

SHANGHAI, Sept I5.-That the in
fiuence and usefulness of the Chinese
press is increasing is indicated by
native reports to the effect that the
prince regent himself peruses many
newspapers every day, with the OBJ
ject of posting himself on matters conf
cerning the empire and of supplement-
ing the scanty information furnished
by governors and viceroys.
on the other hand, the government is
said to regard with disfavor the free
dom with which the press has made
statements affecting the reputation OF
offciaIs. and is anxious to put check
on such reports. 1t proposes, therefore,
to forbid publication of rumors, and
scale Of fines has been arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
BUICK WHITE STREAK
AFTER COLUMBIA RECORD
Redlands Driver Takes One Record
and Then Plans to Take the
LaureIs from Favorlte
Local Car

REDLANDs, Sept. 15.-George Dam
ieIson. who has gained a reputation as
the speediest auto driver in this sec
tion. has added another record to his
belt by fourteen-minute run from
Redlands to San Bernardino in
Buick white streak, going from the
business section of Redlands TO the
postoffice In San Bernardino. lie is
planning now for run from the casa
Iona in Redlands up the Mill creek
oanvon road to the marble quarries In
an effort to break the record made re-
Gently by the Columbia for a run
from this city to the quarries. Dan
ielson also is to be in the Baldy race
ar q nnachanlcian.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Colonel John
~ Jacob Astor and his son, Vim
4N cent, who returned from Europe
Yesterday, both have become aeroplane
enthusiasts as a result Of their pres
ence at the flying machine contests at
Rheims.
Colonel Astor states that he oelleves
the aeroplanes have WondertuI
future, and that as a sport aeropian-
ing is destined to take q high place
in this country.
Vincent Astor, who has been study
ing In Germany and who will enter Har-
ward this fall, plans to devote con-
siderable time to the study OF the
problem Of heavler-than-air flights.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16

tive buyer. No washing of cars is before
the visitor, as the cars are brought
in at the side entrance, storage for
patrons and the care of cars, while
the main building on South Olive
street is reserved for the exclusive
use of automobile display.
The very handsome quarters of this
popular car is not to be wondered at,
for Mr.. Hamlon has been in the We
hicle business for many years, from
the time of the bicycle period and
finally recognizing the coming of the
four-wheeled machine propelled under
its own power, was the first to enter
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
FORMER HEAD OF RUSSIAN
POLICE SENT TO SIBERIA
Condemned to Exile on Account Of
Revelations of the Azeff
Scandal

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 15-M.
Lopukhin, the former head of the Rus
sian police, who was condemned to
exile on account of his revelations of
the Azeff scandal, has departed for
Siberia He was accompanied by
Nine Lopukhin and Prince Urussoff,
his relative.
M. BogofslIy governor of the prov
iIrce OF Enisseisk, where M. Lopukhin
IS to be exiled, was formerly his Junior
assistant in the police department.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
Makes ottlclaI Announcement

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-William K
Vanderbilt. president Of the Motor Cups
Holding association, formally an
nounced yesterday through the. Manu-
fact1lrers' Contest association that the
Vanderbilt cup race would be held on
Saturday, October 80, over a course con-
sisttng in part of the Long Island
motor parkway and existing roads IN
the highway system of Nassau county
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
BUN 70 Earth

The narson-The Jones family looks
verv sheepish this morning. I wonder
what the trouble is?
The elder-I understand that they
discovered last night that Jones' med
ical book, his wifes French novel and
Wlllie's Diamond Dick" were occupy
ing the same hiding place.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16

the business and has since played a
leading part in the advancement of the
automobile business and in recognition
of his interest therein his fellow dealers,
although competitors, have advanced
him to the place of president of the
Automobile Dealers association of Los
Angeles, a place and honor which the
gentleman is abundantly able to fill.
The Franklin garage Is well worth
simply visit to see the perfection OF
details that will add to the pleasure
of automobile shopping, for the buying
of automobiles has simply grown into
a shopping proposition,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16

OF the automobile garages and
salesrooms of Los Angeles, none
~ will attract more attention
among the numerous handsome places
where automobiles are to be seen
than that of the Franklin garage.
AS may be gathered, the Franklin
garage is the home of the automobiles
bearing the name of Franklin and for
which Ralph c. Hamlin is the agent
for Southern California.
The Franklin has two entrances to
its place, special advantage, for the
reason that none of the backdoor of
automobildom is visible to the prospec-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
shoota Man at card Game

SONORA, Call Sept 15,-In quar-
rel that is alleged to have been precipi-
tated during a card game in a local
saloon, James Barry shot Jack Demp-
sey early today. Dempsey's condition
is critical. Barry is in Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
A BRIGHT Boy

How are ye gittin' long in school,
gfandson?"
Great There's not a fellow in
school that can pass me-"
well, well, so you're at the head"
''No, the foot"-St. Louis Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

Following quotations prevail at the Globe
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16

Meals and and Cereal Goods-ioo lbs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-16

Al Flour, per bbl ..............,..,.S6 $500
Al -four retails $40 u and 9Oc * sack.
Globe -four, per bb .'.........,...-.' 'S6s ~
Globe -four retails 81. 20 u and 9Oc 4s sack,
silver Star -four. per Dbl ...........,..So6 $50
xxx -four per bbl .........'.'''.''''S 'So'oo
X bbls zoe bbl. higher.
Eakers, Flour-Per bbl-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09
IN ME MORAN.

A rare flower of American man
hood was gathered on August 3ist
when the Eternal Father took into
his loving hands the soul OF Clarence
G. Corum.
Why God should take him away
from his loved ones so suddenly and
In the prime OF life. is not for us to
question. We know that he has some
wise purpose in so doing. for II IL
written what I do thou knowest not
now. but shall know hereafter"
With hearts beating In sympathy
with his bereaved relatives,
BE II Resolved: That we. the Sun
day school OF St. Pauls Episcopal
church. Hickman extend TO the fami
ly this expression OF our sorrow in
the loss of the companionship of this
dear son and faithful friend:
be II Further Resolved; That these
resolutions be entered In full upon
the pages OF the Sunday school min.
utes book. and copy be sent to
the father and mother OF our depart.
ed brother for whom
THE strife is DER. the battle done
The victory of life Is won.
The song OF triumph has begun
Altheia,"
Committee:
MISS LYTE FAIRS.
RUTH ELLISON.
ANNIE Cowgirl.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09
THE AERoPLANs CRAZE.

The .aeroplane companies took or
ders for 81 aeroplanes during the
past week. mostly from persons who
have hitherto been interested in avia-
ton. This proves how powerfully the
Imagination has been affected by the
wonderful scenes witnessed at Rheims
The actual flights last week. estimat'
ed at over 1900. were without a sin
gle fatal accident. demonstrating that
flying is no more dangerous than au'
tomobiling was in its early stages
The aeroplanes cost from $4,000 ia
S.. 900.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09
(7RY LOCAL NOTES
- AKEN UP...

seeeeeeeeseeseooeooeoeseee
Picking cotton.
Oak Rocking Chairs, SEC up.-Hom.
Furnishing Co.
Miss Lillian Brown is visiting Miss
Pansy Weatherly.
Give G. III. Moore a share OF your
grocery business.
o. spradlin, the Union City attor-
ney, was here Sunday.
Solid oak Dining Chairs, $3.50 a set
Home Furnishing Co.
Mrs. s. NJ. Naifeh has been on the
sick list for several days.
The 20. X" Laundry will do GOOD
honest work. Roy Waters, agent.
J. A. Thompson and wife visited
relatives In Charlottesville first of the
week
Mrs. Ola Coulter. of Union City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Weatherly.
4 IL you want to build. repair or
HE house. see b. s. Elliott, at
IN Job Shop.
count wilrp Books charged to &C
discount. aiIst the face value. No
Hickman Ice d only for cash.
VI Co.
II. Buchanan an
home Saturday. after>1e returned
months on the Atlantic coding two
Canada. snd in
Miss Lillian Luten left Sum
night for Madison. Ala, where sff,
has a position teaching. She ha,
been visiting her parents. DR.. s. w
Luten and wife.
Miss Kathleen Yoakley left Satur
day night for Osceola, Ark. where
she will visit before returning to hel
home in Middle Tennessee. She wa,
the guest OF Miss Irene Faris.
There is every evidence of a gen
eral awaking of business conditions
in Hickman. One is able to note evi
dences OF II ON every hand and whai
promises to be splindid business
era is just beginning.
By oversight last week we failed
to mention the name Of John T. Dill
Ion as a member of the committe,
on General Arrangements for Presi
dent Taft's day In Hickman, Oct. 26
And J. T. Is about the biggest maj
on the Job.
The Hickman Drug Co.. has on dis
play the prettiest line of packag,
: candy ever brought to this city
Dainty packages, ranging in price
] from &c to $5.00-filled with the
choicest productions Of the candy
makers art. Chocolate Marshmallowi
Cream, La Cerise and every othel
delicacy In the candy line may be
had in almost any size package you
may care to buy. and the least pack
age is backed by the same guarantee
as the largest. You are invited tC
inspect this line of sweets. best in
the South.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09
pows.aNo-our COMING.

We presume that the honorable
former Fulton politician who has been
invited down 20 Hickman by Presi-
dent Taft. as mentioned by himself In
a local newspaper yesterday. viii be
offered the post OF Grand Exalted
Ruler OF the Amaigamated Associa-
ton OF Down-and-out Clubs OF Ameri-
ca. a position for which he In cmi-
nently suited.--f1lton Leader.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09

oo.uss Sno Aessxs
Moving pictures every night Il the
LYRIC.
Bed Springs and Mattresses from
n.50 up. at the Home Furnishing Co.
G. l.. Walker returned yesterday
from a business trip to Asbport, Tenn
The best time to begin raising
money for the West Hickman levee
is NOW.
Miss Kathleen Sanders, of Ca
ruthersville. is the guest OF Hickman
relatives.
Lee Atwill left the first OF the
week TO take up his studies in the
State University, at Lexington, Ky.
Chas. Noonon, candidate for Sheriff
OF Fulton county. was here mixing
with the voters this week.
We are paying 10. the cost Of
collection by selling an Ice Cou-
pom Book at ten per cent discount
from the face for cash. Hickman
Ice q Coal Co.
Robt. DeBow has accepted a posi-
with Richmond & Bond Co. Mr.. De-
Bow has ben with the Hickman Wag-
on Co.. for some time.
Chas. Johnson and Irwin Brevard
left last week for Seattle. They will
also visit other points of interest in
the West before returning home.
IL Is reported here that Miss Lillian
Pollock. daughter Of Tom Pollock. of
this city, was married last week at
Ark, to a travelling
salesman by the name of wilmuth.
b. c. Stubs and daughter. Miss
lizzie. of Hickman. and Mrs. Sofa
rwigg and children. of Fulton, KY,
used through here Monday enroute
Bls after a visit to relatives at
(Mo.S and Chaffee.-East Prairie
chas.
spend severn came in last week to
Mr.. Travis hays with his family.
the Hickman wasn travelling for
first Of the year. wfco., since the
his territory. This w<ssissippi as
| Middle Tennessee Va is In
We are exclusive agents
celebrated Jessie French" Pianoaa
carry them in stock. II interested.
let us show you this instrument,
every one guaranteed. You are able
to own a piano on our easy pay
ment plan.-Home Furnishing Co.
The failure Of Hardy Grain Co, and
the heavy loss sustained by many
farmers in this vicinity should be
very convincing proof that every
raiser should own a grainary. That
1t is cheaper to hold your wheat than
TO pay the other fellow to do 1t for
you.
Gus Alexander. who has been In
Roanoak, Va, for the past two years
arrived In Hickman. Monday. and win
now make this his home. Mr.. Alex
ander succeeds Mr.. J. Z. Naylor In
the firm of Millet q Naylor. one of
our leading gents furnishing stores.
The new partner Of the firm is an
experienced young business man. and
it goes without saying that he will
make good"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09
MORE BOATS COMING.

-Four torpedo boats, comprising the
second division of the Atlantic torpe-
do flotilla. have left Hampton Roads
under orders from the navy depart.
ment to proceed to st. Louis and es.
cort President Taft down the Mis-.
sissippi river to New Orleans as a
feature Of his coming trans-continent.
al tour.
The vessels are the destroyer Nc
Donough and the torpedo boats Thorn.
ton, Tingey and Wilkes.
On their way around to st. Louis
they viii make short stops at Char
lesion. Key West, New Orleans and
other cities on the Mississippi.
They are scheduled TO arrive in
ST. Louis on the third of October.
Quality counts In Shingles. Don't
be decelved-get the best, by buy
Ing direct from the mill.-Yates q
Kirk Single Co., Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09

G. a. schlenker yeft Saturday night
for Eaton. Ohio. to visit relatives.
N. Holcombe Is looking after the
jewelry store during his absence.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09

Take your Joy with you or you1l n
find Il even In heaven.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09

., sS' townsend, Harmon Shaw and
o'' a lhrelkeld yeti last week for
MA" " H. to enter school at that
Conn.,. they are taking a business
ma. 10y Us fiji that prescription.-Hick.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09
oolNGs AT poRENA.

Health Is not very good at this writ
Howell King went to Columbus
rnday.
Services next Sunday by Rev. Me.
eRy.
JOIN Bryant had business In East
fairie this week.
a. H. henderson. OF Medley. was
II on business Monday.
'Onh Primrose and wife. OF Kenton,
eDl'' visited Mrs. Byassee last week.
'ae prouacted meeting closed last
Auf'day night with very little sue
"iSa Carmen Crawford went %
AA' Prairie sunday. She has a posi-,
on there as clerk.
~"' watson. Of Hickman, passed
'ie enroute TO East Prairie 10 Wis.
Aer son. Luther Watson.
9Snool begins next week at Lo-
4s' Grove. under the auspices OF
T'un Fletcher. Of East Prairie.
h. . H. Pickett, of Hickman, and Jack
"u''e and John Maddox went TO Hen
W 'As' Wednesday ON business.
n. WIS Dunn died last Thursday at
III nome She was buried at the
n. n.y. cemetery in Hickman. sympa
ny Is extended to the bereayed rel.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-09

Got a new phones
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
DARMA MET0DA
LECZENIA
I u

1 RODACYj.
Czytajcie woja oferte lecze-
MIA wrzod6w, wyrzut6w, IL
szai p~rzebicia ran ma ciele
juz zastarza}vch, b6lu zeb6iw
reumatyzmu. Mako jezel,
cierpisz no piers macierzyd-
ska, zgrupia}y pokarm niez-
drowy. i wyrzuty ma piersi,
to piszcie do mnie natych-
Mast z~a}aczajac &c. znaczek
opisujac swoja chorobe a "
tel chwili ulzycie niepotrze-
bnym cierpieniem, podzieko-
wanna dostaje "a tax sIawne
Ieki, korzystajcie 2 !darmej
melody leczenia. Adresujcie:
Mrs. L, w. Klukoweka
264 So. Maple st Dept. 5
So. Bend Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
'GRYF"

w Koscierzynie ma Kaszu-
bach wydaje Dr.. Majkowski,
znany outor -kilku dziel
mniejszych " narzeczu ka~
szubskim. miesiecznik
"Gryf." Jestto pisemko bar.
do zalmujace szczeg6lnie 2
.tego powodu, il nietvlko pi-
see ola kaszub6w pc kosz ub-
sku lecz tel pc polsku Ola
'nnych o kaszubach. Kosz-.
Ituje ma caly rok $500
Adres: "Gryf" Koscierzyna
Berent, West Preussen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
EAST ST. LOUIS. Zacze-

~
EAST ST. LOUIS. Zacze-
Ia sic tn W tutejszych rzez-
mach rewizya, zarzadzona
przez ministeryum ma sku-
tex g}osnego raportu b. in
:spektora zwiazkowego, p.
kt6ry zrezygnowa1
2 powodu niezwyF}ych co do
rozmiar6w swych nieporzad~
k6w i naduzyc, dziejacych
sic " owych rzezniach. Do
.udzia}u W pracach rewizyi
wezwsno i p. Harms'a, ale
on gdy sic dowiedzia}, re
rewizya ME ma bye prowa-
dzona pu blicznie, usuna} sic
cd wsp6}pracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

SEE fabryki, W kt6rych po
kilku robotnik6w PRAGUE
Nadto wszystkie LIME ko-
|lejowe maja swe sk}ady we
gle " kt6rych pc kilku lu.
dzi ma zajecie; s}owem mia
sto Waco jak ma Texas jest
luz dose okaza}e. Jest tn
katolick, kokci6}. prey kt6-
rym proboszczem jest wiel.
ks. P. J. Clancy; jest on z u.
rodzenia irlandczykiem, lecz
bardzo szanowany cd swych
parafian tax irlandczyk6w
jak polak6w, czech6w mo-
rawian, gdyz jest ola kazde-
go bardzo uprzejmy. Jest tn i
klasztor katolickl i katolicki
szpital pod wezwaniem sw.
J6zefa " kt6rym dozoruja
siostry mi}osierazia, oraz
kolegium sw. B1azeja do kt6-
rego uczeszcza przesz}o 500
uczni. Polak6w lest tn bar
do maio DO tylko Z ro-
DIN, lecz sic. cato wzajem-
ME szanuja. Czech6w i Mu-
rawian W samem mie6cie
Waco jest oko}o 80 rodzin,
p. Mazany ma 2 salony ma 3
poludn. ul. i dobrze mu sic
powodzi DO jest ola kazde-
20 bardzo ugrzecznionym.
|Grunta jak ma powiat Nc.
Lehman So dobre na zach6d
i ma wsch6d So :czarne !
pulchne, ale cena ich jest
nies}ychanie wyg6rowana. Ma
W okolo 5 do 10 mil
cd miasta, grunta kosztuja
Cd $75 DO 800 "a akier, a
W poblizu miasta, ma 2 mi
lie odleg1o6ci plaza "a grunta
cd $3.50 do 5000 "a akier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
a%s.za:a 4: tETEesSss7Sss
why 9 AMERYKI.
! q

NOWY YORK. We wy
Sym sadie krymina]nym
rozpoczeto process przeciw-
ko niemieckiemu dziennika-
rzcwia Brandenburgowi O
kradziez z archiwum gazety
IN. y. Times" artykulu,
kt6rya mia} bye oryginalnym
rekopisem s. y. prezydenta
Cleve1anda, a dotyczy} ostat-
niej kompanii prezydencyal-
nej; W r~zeczywistosci zas
by} tylko falsyfikatem sfa-.
b~rykowanym po to, ably de-
mokrat6w odstreczac cd
Bryana, kt6rego Cleveland
mia} W owym rzekomo swoim
artykule potepia6. iona ME-
boszczyka Clevelanda orze-
k}a stanowczo, re plsmo ar
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