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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
PICTURES BY TELEGRAPH.
M. Belin, Frenchman, Has Perfect.
ed New and Wonderful Invention

M. Bein, Frenchman, Has Perfect.
ed New and Wonderful invention
Paris, Feb. IA French invention
by which a series of photographs can
be telegraphed instantaneously, and
faithfully reproduced miles away,
makes possible in the near future
news theaters" supplied with tele-
photographs taken the same day many
miles distant.
M. Belin, the inventor, uses a pa
per photograph of an original type.
The picture to lie transmitted consists
of numerous dots of various sizes. A
paper record" is laid on a metal
base and is drawn along set of metal
brushes and thus the electric impul-
ses sent to the receiving station are
varied and these constantly changing
currents are employed to illuminate
small portions of the viewing
screen"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
English King is
Libeled Says Jury

London, Feb. AFTER brief pro-
ceedings the special jury before Lord
Chief Justice Alverstone today clear
ed King George of the imputations
against his personal character by find
ing Edward F. Mylius guilty of circu-
lating a libel. Mylius was sentenced
to one years Imprisonment
Mylius was charged with distribut-
ing in England copies of the Librator,
a Paris publication, in which it was
alleged his majesty while Prince of
Wales contracted a morganatic mar
riage with the elder daughter of Ad-
miral Sir Micheal Seymour, at Malta,
in 1890.
The counsel for the prosecution
said that the alleged libel attacked
the kings honor, charging him with
contracting a shameful marriage at
Malta, in 1890, with Admiral Sey-
mour's daughter by which there was
offspring and that his majesty foul.
ly abandoned" this lady in order to
marry Princess Mary, the present
queen OIL England.
"Sanctified Bigamy."
The article which, it was charged
constituted bigamy, was entitled
"Sactifed Bigamy," and read in part
as follows:
I'VE were offered a spectacle of i'm
morality in its sicllly, beastly mon
strosity. The king had committed
the crime of bigamy, with the com
plicity of prelates of the Anglican
church. He has a superfuity of wives
| like a sultan"
The attorney general, raising his
voice to dramatic pitches, asserted
that there was not a vestige of truth
in these statements. Sir Rufus said
he regretted the disadvantage his mai
esty suffered in not being able under
the constitution, to appear in court
and deny the allegations under oath
The crown called Admiral Seymour
as a witness. He testified that the
daughter in question, now the wife OF
| Capt. Napier, of the British navy, new
er saw the king until 1898, when the
king called upon the witness at Ports
mouth. He testified that the king had
not visited Malta while his daughter
was there.
MyIus Defended Himself.
Mylius had no counsel and conduct
ed his own defense. The defendant
sought to have the king summoned
hut this was refused on the constitu
tional grounds
Sir Rufus, in concluding his speech
for the prosecution, said that the suit
was not brought to protect the mon
arch, but King George sought the
protection of the court as a man hus
band and father.
The jury reached a quick verdict
after retiring and the court forthwith
condemned him to one years impris
onment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
LIVES WITH WOUND IN HEART
Texan Has Sixteen Stitches Taken BY
Surgeons.

Galveston, Tex, Feb. 1.-What is
considered the most remarkable piece
of surgery in the history Of this sec.
tion is the stitching Of a cut heart in
man who will live to tell that his
heart was punctured for nearly half
an inch.
His name is Harry Brefel % years
Of age. who was stabbed with a pOck-
et-knife ty a woman.
A wound an inch and a half long
was made in the base Of the heart
Surgeons took 16 stitches in the cut
and declared his chances we're one in
a thousand for recovery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
CHAMBERLAIN CHARLES HYDE
BEFORE COURT IN NEW YORK
Man Who Hid in Florida Must IEx-
plain Things.


plain Things.
New York, Feb. 1.-City Chamber
lain Chas. H. Hyde, who recently
played the title role in the farce
comedy of Hyde and Seek" the re-
porters playing Seek, will appear be
fore the appellate division of the SUI
preme court to face charges brought
against him in connection with his
investments of municipal funds.
This is alleged to be one of the
first steps to bring about complete
accounting of Chamberlain Hyde's
transactions, as the chief financial
officer of the city, in lokoing after the
collection and disbursement of $780,
100000 last year. 1t is not intimated
that Mr.. Hyde has in any way been
dishonest, but in some quarters it is
alleged that he has not exercised due
care in looking after the money of the
city. 't
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
PRETTY WOMAN, WEARlED OF
LIFE, LEAPS TO HER DEATH
She Falls Six Stories to the Brick
Pavement Below.

New York, Feb. Leaving the
side of her sleeping sister, Miss Ned
lie Ruthay, a pretty young woman of
26 years, last night went to rear
window of her home in West 14Otd
street and leaped to the brick pave
ment. six stories below
The young woman's lifeless body,
with many bones broken, was found
early this morning. The exact cause
of her act is not known, but she had
recently expressed herself as weary of
life
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
PANIC FOLLOWS
BAD EXPLOSION
NEW YORK STARTLED YESTE3-
DAY BY TERRIFIC DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION.

New York, Febl 1.-EXploding with
gigantic force on the Jersey City wa.
ter front, this morning, an immense
charge of dynamite caused heavy loss
of life and damaged many buildings
in the vicinity. The explosion shook
New York City and country people
for amny miles around felt the rum.
bling shock. Heavy financial loss was
caused.
The explosion occurred as a dyna-
mite cargo of a lighter, moored at a
Jersey Central railroad pier, was be
ing unloaded into freight cars. II
wrecked everything in the vicinity OF
the pier and shook Manhattan island
Brooklyn and the country within 20
miles of Jersey City. Window glasses
were smashed in thousands of sky
scrapers in New York, including the
financial district.
Panics followed in a score of big
buildings. No casualties from this
source are reported.
A dynamite boat believed to be the
Catherine c. blew up from some un-
known cause The pier was complete
ly wrecked. Many other boats lying
near by were badly damaged.
Hurry calls were sent in for avail
able amtulances and doctors.
The force of the explosion blew out
the glass windows and doors on a
large number of buildings from Cort-
landt street down to the Battery.
Show cases were shattered and
flying glass was blown upon pedes-
trains.
AS soon as the news of the loca-
ton of the disaster reached the au-
thorities the police and fire boats
were hurried to the scene to recover
the dead and injured
Following the shock of the eXplo-
sion there was a rush for the eleva-
tors in several big office buildings.
People who witnessed the explosion
from office buildings fronting on the
harbor, saw an immense black cloud
shoot up to a height of several hun
dred feet.
This cloud reached it's height before
the terrific crash of the explosion was
heard
1t was fortunate that there were
no occupants in the immigration sta
ton at Ellis island, not far from the
scene CT the disaster.
Three large holes were blown into
the station building, and windows and
roofs were shattered.
The concussion set off fire alarms
in many parts of the financial dis
trict.
The clatter of the fire apparatus
and the shrill shrieks of fire engine
sirens added to the confusion
Men and women swarmed out of
the buildings, some by the fire escape
route. The streets were dangerously
crowded.
The shock caused trouble in the
telephone exchange, resulting in diff
ficulty in transmitting accurate news
of the disaster
The damage was heavy in many
sections of Jersey City.
The result of the explosion resem-
led a visitation of an earthquake.
Glass was blown out of the windows
Of busienss places and private. houses.
The dynamite boat Catherine G.
was unloading at the Jersey Central
pier when the explosion occurred.
WHAT caused it may never be known,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
NINE PEOPLE BADLY HURT
WHEN TRAIN JUMPS TRACK
Costly Wreck Occurs on Canadian Pa
cific Railroad.

Calgary, Alberta, Eel 1.--Ninc per
sons we're seriously injured when
wcstbound Canadian Pacific train No.
1. was derailed near GIeic'lcn last
night.
The train. while travelling fast,
struck a broken rail and the engine
and four cars plunged down a steep
cmbanEment, landing in deep snow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
OLDEST SPINSTER DIES.

Duluth Mimi, Feb. Miss Victo-
ria Kusehura, aged 10G years, beliey-
ed to Re the Oldest spinster in the
Unied States, died today, she was a
Polander, She retained a clear men
tality to the end.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
REDEEM RAILWAY BONDS.

New York, Feb First mortgage
5 per Get gold LOnds of the Green
Brier & New River Railroad company
which were assumed by the Chesa-
peae & Ohio are called for redemp-
tion today at par and accrued interest
All further interest on the bonds
ceases today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
MyIius Defended Himself.
ADMIRAL sPERRJ DEAD.

Washington, Feb. Rear Admiral
Charles Stillman Sperry, United
States navy, retired, who commanded
the Atlantic tattleship fleet on the
last leg of it's round-the-world cruise,
died suddenlygNt Garfield hospital to-
day of pneumy .Aia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
LACE AN EMBROIDERY SALE.

Special prices will be given the rest
of the week on lace and embroidery
at A. Zelmenovitz. beautiful line
of these goods are on display and will
attract attention of all who visit the
store. A great reduction is offered
in prices as he stock must be closed
out this week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02

Held Weekly DriII-The local can
ton held their regular weekly drill
in their han last night. The company
is now practcing for various prize
drills which it will enter this summer
and Capt. Newman and his men eX
pect TO capture many prizes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
NOTED INVENTOR VERY ILL.

New York, Feb. Edgar Won Fh-
reniels, inventor and graduate Of the
University of Chicago, is in the chsri-
ty ward Of a Brooklyn hospital, suf-
feGing from nervous prostration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
sLADEN SUCCEEDS sieiEv

West Point N. Y, Feb. Capt.
Frederick w. Sladen will next week
succeed Col. Frederick w. Sibley as
commandant of the cadets at West
Point Military academy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
BIG BRITISH DREADNOUGHT
BECOMES BRIDE OF THE SEA
"Thunderer" Is Britain's Seventh
Monster Vessel.

London, Feb. 1.-The "Thunderer"
the seventh British dreadnought and
the fourth of the super-dreadnought
type was successfully launched today.
Fifteen thousand people witnessed
the ceremonies.
Tue "Thunderer" has displace-
ment of 22,6S0 tons and will be equip
ped with turbines, with total of 27,-
600 horsepower. The vessel is 5S4
feet in length and is armed with ten
13-inch guns and "a 4-inch gus.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02
DOUGLAS SHOWS A
HANDSOME INCREASE

Washington, Feb. douglas city
population of the 18th census is $3.50.
18th census gives the same city GIT.
This is a splendid gain and one to be
proud Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-02

THE GRAND - TODAY.
Winning His Love."-Bio.
"a Western Night"
IN. Y. Fire Department"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
Uczlny dzicci nasze czytat
pisac | m5wi6 pc poIsku.
Wysy}ka pieniedzy do
kraju.

Krakowski "Polski Pre-
glad Emigracyjny' omawia
spostrzezenia dra Bertolda
Merwina jego pQdr6zy 40
Ameryki. W ostatnim takim
artykule, ogfoszonym we
~lwowskiej "Gazecie Wieczor-
nej' omawia DIR. MerWin =
sprawe przesy}ek pieniedzy e.
migrant6w: do kraju. :
"Kazda polac kraju pi-
SIZE DIR. Merwin-- Kazda piedz
ziemi, zdobyta W Ameryce
pod orke ]ub ma budowle,
przesiaknieta jest krwia i po-
tenn niezliczonych europej-
skich "kuli''. w g}ebi ko-
pain, ma od]eg}ych farmach,
uskfadaf sobie nasz cz4ek tro-
che grosiwa. Ia te pieniadze
chcia}by zostac Wv kraju'' po-
sesyonatem, chcia}by kupic
ki]ka morg6w gruntu i costa
vic je dzieciom W spadku.
Lecz owoc6w swej ciezkiej
piracy nigdy ME zbierze! Kie-
dy wr6ci ''do domu" dowie
sic, re jest TAXI sam go4y, jak
w6wczas, kiedy pc dolary wy
bieraf sic do Ameryki'', W
miedzyczasie BOWEN zosta}
ograbiony re swych oszczed-
nosci. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

zaraza. Kostium ten sk}ada
sic 2 b;alego ~plaszcza gazowe-
go i takiejze zas}ony ma twarz;
przesycone jodoformem. Os-
trozniejsi ubieraja sic jak
nurkowie W kauczakowe bu-
ty, pantalony i kurtke, do
piero ma to zarzucaia p}aszcz
z gazy, wygladaja vice jak
duchy. Miejscowa ludnosc
ME ~rozumiejaca potrzeby "a
bezpieszenia sic, 6mieje sic
2 tego, a czesto oburza twier-
dzac, ze TAXA "maskarada"
zlosci "czarna Smiere i wy.
wo}uje- z jei strony zemste.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
kH NJ I3KP.

Domu rodzinny! = tax mi sercu drogi,
W wspomnieniach mojich zawsze szczytny, b4ogi!
Tvs byf niejscem wesela, spokojnej radosci,
Zr6dfem ~szczescia i trwa1ej mi}osci.
Ty pociecha W smutku i strapieniu,
Ochfoda moja i ~dzwignia W cierpieniu.
Tam dusza moja spokojna, promienna,
:Podobna do anio16w i nigdy niezmienna
igrafa W swietle lampki pred obrazem Pana,
Kt6remr1 moe i w1adza wszelka jest ma ziemi dana.
Ma obrazie w dali twarz Chrystusa widnieje
Cierpiacego ma krzyzu W promieniach ~blednieje
Wyciagajacego rece = te modify zdaje sic zanosic,
b}ogosfawiehstwo domu Boga OLGA prosic.
Lampke te reka matki zapalafa, "
Olive lniaria Cd czasu do czasu W MIA la}a.
A: promieh lampki sycac swe pragnienie
Rozlewaf b}ogie ~szczescie W sercach ukojenie.
y stop obrazu tam matka kleczaca
Z dziecmi W okofo = te pro$be wznoszaca:
Wejrzyj 0 Panic! ma to polskie plemie,
Mech z WARY Ojc6w pc wsze wieki s}ynie.
Niechaj ukocha, co swiete i czyste,
Go dobre, szczytne i co jest ~ojczyste! s5s52*
Mech u stop Twoich 0 Najlepszy Panic,
VIOLA iva swieta mad dzie6mi sic stanie! IS So
By kiedy me kosci spoczna W tel ciemnej mogile,
Wiara z serc dziatek tryska W calej sile.s4 81
Mech lampka ia zarzaca to i'm przypomina,
Re So wyznawcami Twojego Imienia. 4.4
Mech i'm towarzyszy W ciemnych zycia drogach
w rozpaczy, .zwatpieniu, cierpieniach ~trwogach.
Q obyczaju swiety, a ola serca drogi!
w pamiecl sWiezy, a W wspomnieniu bfogil
5NiechaJ swiatfo tel lampki j dis nam przyswieca,
w zwatpieuiu ciemnem drogi zycia nam ~rozswieca.
Al. ORMUZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
Dzuma W Mandzurji.

-. ----@9 -. :.
"New York Herald" "a
mie5cif correspondence 2
Charbinu awego specjalnego
correspondents, wyslanego W
celu zbadania stauu okolic
zadzumionych; wedlug opisu
correspondents polozenie jest
wprost okropne. Wszystkie
miasta i wsie " %promienin
dwustu ki!ometr6w. dokofa
Charbina sa zarazone stra-
szna choroba, w;eks>cst 2
tych Mast ws, wymarla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
d. r.-. ~!
Nasprzedaz.

Warsztat kowalski wr'az . wszyst-
k i przyrzadami i maszynami
przytem kawal. gruntu, W polsko ka-
tolickiej okolicy. Zgfosic sic pod
adresem
II. LIN. 365
Ashton, Nebr,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

ment6w odgryWaja przytem
~najwieksza role. Wszak ban
kier jest zarazem... notaryu-
seem, kt6rego podpis kazdy
musi respektowa6..
Me chce mnozyc przyk}a-
dow, chocby sic niestety IN
mogfo W niesko6czonosc stu
zy6.
Narzuca sic pytanie: czy
MONA tym strasznym stosun-
|,kom zapobiedz j W jaki spo-
sob?
w kr6tkich sfowach chce
zawrzec odpowiedz ma te py-
tania.
/ Wyzyskowi naszych wy
chodzc6w moznaby zapobiedz
IIprzez:
/. Stworzenie .banku pol
skiego W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. .Uwage wychodzcy mu-
sia}oby sic zwr6cic jul " kra-
ju ma ten instytut.
2. Utworzenie komisarya-
tow wychodzczych przy kon-
sulatach austryackich W Anne
|ryce, kt6reby miafy obowia-
|zek bahama stosunk6W praw-
nych wychodzc6w, sfuzenia
porada, interweniowania u
w4adz ameryka6skich it'd. &C.
neralny konsulat W Nowym
Yorku rozwija jak sic ma
Iocznie przekonac mogfem =
|%minimalna dzia}alnosc ma tenn
polu. Brak mu urzednik6w,
kt6rzyby w1adali jezykami
narod6w Austryi i mogli wejsc
w~kontakt z Wychodzca.
{ 3. Amerykahskieh ,doku-
ment6w", legalizowanych
przez ameryka6skich ,pota-
ryuszy", ME powinny w1adze
austryackie uznawac, a tylko
legalizowane przez .urzedowe
wiadze okumenta.
4. Procesowa6 oszust6w
bankier6w" Dotychczas
rozbija4y sic wszelkie .pr6by
!pociagania ich do odpowie-
- - ". -+s "-N| 1852 VS.
Edzialnosci 0 brak N mrlaateryal-
nych dowod6w; Q brak po-
s~zkodowanych swiadk6w z
Europy. Naleza1oby: zatem W
wazniejszych procesach ME
szczedzic koszt6w, lecz z fun
dusz6w publicznych wysy}ac
do Amerykil udzi, kt6rzy mo-
gliby swiadczyc =przeciw= oszu-
|stom. Spowodowa1obyto koszt
niemafy, lecz zaoszczedzi}oby.
miliony dolar6w.
5. Poradzic tel tn i pom6dz
wiele moze pubficystyka. w
kraju. pisze sic wciaz jeszcze o
Ameryce, jake kraju ego
tycznym, lecz ME uwzglednia
sic fakt6w najblizszych. Polo
wanie Roosevelta, lub Stub
jakiejs ,,ksiezniczki dolar6w'
budza wiecej zainteresowania
niz los setek tysiecy. radak6w.
|Tylko W swietle publicznego.
traktowania spraw spo}ecz-
nych wy}aniaja sic projekty j
rosna widoki sanacyi"
Dzuma W Ma9ndzurji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

N UI
mu'. 1 W istocie pc kr6tkim
czasie jest CHOP W ,,office'''
banku.
By}em W takiej ''office" =
pisze dalej dr.. M. - przypa-
trzyfem sic manipulacyi.
Mad drzwiam i widnieje OIL
brzymi szyld W kilku austry-
ackich jezykach:
"Europejska kancelarya adj
wokacko, notaryalna i VOL
skowa. Dom bankowy. Agen-
tura "szyfkart'
Wnetrze tel ''kancelaryi".
Jest bardzo interesujace. Ma
podwyzszeniu stoi st6}, pow
]eczony zielonem suknem. Ma
scianie wish portret cesarza.
Ma stole stoi krucyfiks i dwie
swiece.
w czujmy sic W dusze ma
szego kmiotka, znajdujacego
tn wierna kopie powiatowej
sail sadowej lub urzedu podat-
kowego. tn, wobec Pana mic
dry dwoma pfonacemi swieca-
mi, trzeba wszystko zeznac i
wszystko wyda6! Wszak tn go
''Amerykany" ME ograbia!
Sami kochani, praWdziWl ro-
dacy! Pan notary usz... 0, la
Boga! CHOP z u"szanowaniem
wygaduje wszystko, co ma ma
duszy. Pc kilku minutach
tranzakcya za}atwiona. CHOP
podaf adres, czy to volta, czy
ksiedza, cry dziedzica, czy
wreszcie kuma, z}ozyf pienia-
DIE ma st6f panu "adwokato-
wi notaryuszowi - bankiero-
W" schowaf W zanadrze polk
witowanie - i wr6cif uszcze-
sliwiony do fanny, czy fabry-
XII.
Pc kilku miesiacach infor-
mule sic, dlaczego w}aSciwie
mu y domu" mic ME pisza 0
przesfanych pieniadzach i do
wiaduje sic: pieniadze wcale
wys}ane ME zosta4y, znikfy W
kieszeniach bankiera, kt6ry
tymczasem znik1...
Moznaby zarzuci6, re. to o.
pts jednostkowego wypadku.
TAX niestety ME jest. Many
tn do %czynienia re zorganizo-
wanemi bandami, %uprawiaja-
cemi wyzysk zawodowo. Jak
mic dyrektor nowojorskiej fl
Iii czeskiego banku "Bohe-
mia p. Pytlik, objasni}, gi-
ME rok rocznie W tenn spos6b
austryackich pieniedzy wiele
milion6w dolar6w. Corocznie
idzie do Austryi, wedle obi
cze6 p. Pytlika, 800 milion6w
koron re Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, z tego jedna trzecia
przypada ma Galicye. Wyo-
brazmy sobie, lie STRAIT nasze-
krajowi przysparzaja te o
szuka6cze banki!
Zreszta cyfry te daja sic Bill
EE'e=.E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
NASI AGENCI.

Upowazn1en1 50 do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1AEusA nastepujacy
nasi agenni< mieitcowi: f:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
FRIED, N. OAK D. F. Szarkowski -,
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
Leon Miotek
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish 81
MeAen, Wis. Teoh Derdowsk >-~.. a
NANTIC0KE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
lew WAvERLY. Tex. +. Pr och -s
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski,. :.
A HILL, Mich, St Pogorzetski =
EREMOND. Tex. Jan Ian
WARSA w. N. D.. Teodor Wv socki
WILNO Mimi. FIR. Badzihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

s&4 ,He4-EfE $500 %aS.. .f.E4Is. 4.a& -r&+ 4.EsVS .N@s&l<.
Dzieje sic to W spos6b bar
dzo prosty:
Ma farmie lub W domach ro-
botniczych kopalni pojawia
sic pewnego dnia "'rodak".
Jest to "agent" do wszystkie-
go, sprzedajacy ponadto. "szyf-
karty'", agent asekuracyjny,
"kierk" magazynu, sprzeda-
jacego ma raty it'd. Przy ''whls-
ky zafatwia sic nastepujacy
interes: CHOP W najblizszym
czasie przyjdzie do miasta i tn
wymieni ameryka1skie pie
Made ma austryackie, dolary,
ma korony. Bank, kt6rego
Kodak" jest agentem, zajmie
sic wysy}ka pieniedzy do do
mu'. 1 W istocie pc kr6tkim
czasie jest CHOP W ,,office''
banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

lei okiressllii6. Nam Wlasnie
pred soba broszure, napisana
przez Fr. A. Kellor, a zatytu-
4owana: "Notaries Public and
Immigrants. Ma stronie Il.
broszury znajduje sic straszna
statystyka. So to banki, kt6-
re W ciagu jednego roku, cd
1. wrzesnia 1907 do 1. wrzes-
MIA 1908 .zbankrutowa1y,
~sprzeniewierzywszy pieniadze
wychodzcze. Ma czele tel listy
stoi Kroat, FIR. H. kt6ry wy
1udzif 600, 900 dolar6w, a vice
okofo 3 miliony koron, ME
odesfaWszy do Europy AMI ha-
lerza. lima firma dzia}ajaca
gf6wnie wsr6d emigrant6w,
Rusin6w, wy4udzi1a W roku
1908 cd ruskich chlop6w
$50, 900 koron. Razem W jed
nym roku niepowrotnie pre-
pablo 1859, 295 dolar6w.
TIE ekropne cyfry p%odwoi}y
sic W ostatnich dw6ch latach.
Bezkarnosc indywidu6w, W
wyrafinowany spos6b wymy-
kajacych sic pred s%adownict-
wem ameryka6skiem,. pobu-
dzi}a wielu do procederu
"bankowego". To tel, jak
grzyby pc deszczu, wyrastaja
ma terenie nowojorskim ban
ki", by pc kr6tkim a MECH
lubnym zywocie, zniknac z
powierzchni.
Ostatnie wypadki dotycza
dw6ch ,bankier6w", kt6rzy
system ograbiania doprowa-
dill do wirtuozostwa; So to
panowie u. i B. Miafem pod
czas pobytu W Ameryce spo-
sobnosc wgladniecia W akta
|Sledcze tych ,biznesist6w"
z przerazeniem wzdrygna}em
sic wobec ogromu nieszczesc,
kt6re tacy dwaj panowie spo-
wodowac zdofali. Niejaki
|J6zef u, kt6ry W Austryi "a
kradziez dostaf diva lata vie
zienia, a z zawodu byf soil
c%ytatorem adwokackim : ba-
|jecznie fatwo przebyf W No
wynn Yorku m~etamorfoze. To-
sta} notaryuszem, a z fatwo-
Scia .pozyskaf ola ,,firmy''
takze innych ,,dygnitarzy."
Predko rozszerzaf sic zakres
klienteli, lecz r6wniez.... i
.kiesze6 szefa. Wreszcie PREY
szedf krach, U. znik1... To
samo powt6rzyfo sic w1asnie
podczas pobytu mego W Anne
ryce. Me pozegnawszy sic,
znik} banker" B., ongi
podlesniczy kofo Brzezan. Ia
brad ,,tylko" 80, 900 dolar6w,
vice oko4o cwierc miliona ko-
ron. B. by} ,,specyalista''.
Modli} sic i kradf, kazdy
klient banku "a
darmo ksiazeczke do nabo-
ze1stwa. Mia4em W rece TAXA
ksiazeczke pomys}u firmly B.
& Go. Ma jednej stronie byf
wydrukowany psalm, ma Cd
wrotnej anons firmly.
lima forine wyzysku PREY
biera import pieniedzy do