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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
mES0NTC MENTION.
THE GRAND LODGE MOVEMENT
STILL BEING VOTED UPON.
Fort Worth Still Leads the Procession
With Flying Colors-Some Facts
About Masonic History

The question of the removal of the grand
lodge from Houston to Fort Worth is still
being voted upon by the subordinate lodges,
and from all accounts Fort Worth is il the
SWIM. The offer made by the lodge of this
city is considered by all members of the
order to be the best by far that has yet been
made. and there is no possible chance of a
better one being promulgated now, us the
time is altogether too short and the propo-
sitions have been voted upon by many of
the lodges.
From conversations with members of the
craft who have had occasion to visit the
city on business. THE GAZETTE learns that
the friendly feeling toward Fort Worth is
still increasing, and that as the time for
decisive action draws nearer the more do
the men Of the compass and square believe
in the advantage OF the proposed removal.
As the matter now stands, there is little
doubt that the next session OF the Masonic
grand lodge. and the subsequent ones for
years to come, will be held in the city of
Fort Worth, and the Panther City become
the Masonic city Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
HAS OUTLINED ITS Prosecutors.
Kings and Nations Failed to Kill Masonry
Opposition Dying Out.

a prominent Masonic writer, Pres ton,
says: From the commencement of the
world we may trace the foundation Of Ma
sonry. Governments being settled, author
ity given to laws, the assemblies of fratern-
tiles acquired the patronage of the great
and good"
Free Masonry is an universal language to
the fraternity by its secret signs carefully
preserved and handed down orally. 1t
unites III an indissoluble bond men Of all
climeS and tenetS, and thus it is truly said
that in every nation a Free Mason finds a
friend and home. In Britain the Free Ma
sons claim to have been a species of trades
unionists and to have been first known
about 674 A. D. In $50 it was greatly ad-
vanced by ST Swithin. In S72, under Ed
ward, the MaSonS were sanctioned to hold
lodge meetings. In go A. ID. Edward,
brother of King Athelstane, became grand
master of the order. At Edwards death
the order was dispersed until the time OF
Edgar, in $50. when st. Austin employ l
them. After fifty years more CT anguish
ing, in l04l, Edward the Confessor patron
lied the order and from that time on the
Masons received royal sanction until the ac-
cession of Henry VI, in 1425, when
Masonry was interdicted and their meet
ings forbidden. Later Henry bee me a
VIII. Charles l., William l., George l. and
ali the recent rulers and members of the
royal families have been Masons more or
less ardent
Freemasonery has undergone bitter per-
secutions at the hands of its enemies. In
Italy the order is still in crippled condi-
ton The first crusade was made against
it in 1871. and continued Internationally
until in 1916, when active hostility almost
forced it out of existence.
In Switzerland Protestant and Catho-
lie body existed, but by edict of the council
of Berne in l745 the latter dissolved: the
former still exists.
In Sweden Frederick l made Masonic
membership a capital crime. Since Gusta-
vus III, however. the order has been in 4
fourishing condition.
Portugal as late as 1923 fixed the punish
ment of discovered Masops at Imprisonment
or DEATH but the law, while still eXtant, is
not enforced.
In Spain, prior to 1927, Imprisonment,
death, fine or contiscation were penalties for
convicted Free Masons.
In Russia the meetings were of so secret
a character that a lodge existed thirty-One
years without outsiders knowing it. En-
peror Paul was an active member, but EN-
peror Alexander, in 1922, ordered the sus-
pension OF Masonry, and at the present dav
Masons in Russia are subjected t. strict
surveil ,ance.
In Syria numerous natives have been put
to death for refusing to divulge the secrets
of F'reemasonry.
In France the prosecutions would fill
volume. The execut on OF Jacques de Mo-
lay, however, worked a revulsion of sentl-
ment, and meetings are now freely in
dulgsd.
In Germany, Ireland and the United
Sues, the opposition, once so bitter and
Fzoleutsa0;s subsidized into quiet dislike, 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
The Cotton Report.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS. La, Oct l7.-Atwood,
Violet ~ Co say:
tuturcS-We made some remarks several
days ago about the condition OF our spot
market, and the effect il was likely TO have
on futures, saying how much more sympa-
thetic We're the relations between the two
here than in New York AS an evidence
contracts are losing their premiums here
more rapidly than in New York and we are
80 10 40 points below that market on jan
uary and everything else on the same basis
against an average of 33 to "a points until
recently
If actual cotton cannot be sold readily or
TO arrive within the next fifteen Or twenty
days then there is certainly Go object in
buying November or December at anything
like present prices, and again there is SO
much cotton which cannot be sold that a
! large amount of hedging has been done by
selling contracts as a protection.
Liverpool shows great weakness and
seems disposed to let stocks grow on this
side. They naturally assume that the
greater the supply here the easier it will
be TO buy.
Port stocks are $4,000 to 100000 bales,
against SIS, 900 bales last year, and lis, 900
bales at this port against LOCO bales last
year.
Receipts to-day are 81 1000 bales, against
here are estimated at Is, 600 bales. against
1900 bales last year. AS we said yester-
day. bring prices to the exporting point
quickly and we will then see how rapidly
buyers viii come in and how fast England
and the continent will take our cotton
Liverpool lost 4-64 to o-64 and is Lilo lower
on spots.
The market declined IS points, recovering
,, and New York Ii points, recovering3 3, but
SINCE the close our New York report says
tiR market is points lower.
ss1ower markets are looked for on Mon
tfday. There is feeling that any recovery
will he only temporary. while the excess
iveiy large movement keeps up. We anti
cipate q large interior movement next week.
spot closed steady. Sales, 5000 bales.
Middlns and above, &c lower
sEsso. D. sales, lilo bales. The movement
Els restricted by the delivery market Prices
from the interior are more reasonable, but
not yet in line with this market. The de-
maud is tor Liverpool good middling. Ger
man buyers are the chief operators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
VERY FAVORABLE.
The New York Bank Statement
Unusually Good.
GOLD INCREASE, s5,S23,1O0.
The Market Sells Up at Opening. but the
Bears Force 1t to Stop at the First
Improvement-Money
8 aud 5 12.
Com merciai Resume.

Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, Oct. 17.-Money closed at
80 per cent. The lowest rate was 3 per
cent.
Exchange-Steady. Posted rates 81 SIG
S4H.
Silver-96H.
Sugar-Raw and refined steady and IN.
changed,
Wheat-Opened unchanged, advanced &c,
then reacted &c, and at noon was stead8..
Spot lots quiet
> Nool-Steady. only moderately dealt in.
Spring Texas, lsG922c.
LsCOtton-Spot lots steady, middling up
hnd. 7-16c Futures steady.
Cofee-Spot lots steady, fair Rio cargoes.
l5l9c. Futures closed lower.
Enthusiastically. Buenos Ayres, dry, 1900
1870. Dry Texas, l0Gl2c.
Stocks were extremely dull to-day. Up
TO noon 1l2.SS0 shares changed hands.
Prices opened tirIn and L to g per cent
higher, and during early trading further
advanced slightly. The strength of the
market continued up to II: 80, when the
bears raided the list and sent prices down
by the close to about opening figures. The
bank statement was very favorable, and the
raid by the bears caused much surprise.
The important changes in the principal
Items of the New York bank statement for
the week were: Surplus reserve increase,
S-,o'o---o, tOullS lHCTcdSc, S-.Jl-.Uuu, specie
increase, So s23. 100; legal tenders decrease,
$l,335. 500; deposits increase. S., 1885, 300; cir
culation decrease, $4,000
Atchison, AK.
The dry goods market was not so active
to-day, owing to half holiday. There
were very few buyers in the market.
Bonds-Dul.
Fort Worth and Denver Is. 10l15.
Atchison general mortgage As, s2@3S.
Atchison incomes 6i$Z
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2's, As.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas is, 7S2E.
ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Is, I'd
Texas and Pacific Is, s..
Texas and Pacific rs, 32ll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
That's the Oestion,
snecis, 10 the Gazette.

ARDMoRE. l. T., Oct. r.-Of what ma
tionality is he, and to WON does he owe
allegiance. and what courihas Jurisdiction
Albert Gordon Bruner, rrested for theft
of seven horses and for killing five of them
to prevent detection, wasirraigned before
Commissioner Fleming Yesterday. Bru-
ner'sr father is one-half Geek Indian and
ole half Mexican. His moher Is one-half
African and one-half Ital,n. Albert was
born in Old Mexico. came 10 this country
legiance TO the United Sites He was
committed to Paris jail in lefault OF $500
bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Wanted for Selling 8 He'd Horse.

SPetiy to the Gazette.
sCIfo. EAsTLANp COUNTY, 'Ex., Oct. II.
Wal Brown, a boz of sevcteea, whose
paS&uts live here. went west short time
xfo and few days since refined home.
an officer from Sweetwater anved to-day
and arrested the young man or charge of
selling 4 horse at Myrtle With he had
hired from livery stable ct sreetwater.
The oticer and his prisoner tootthe west
bound train to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Chilli Want, a Tbrash,,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA prltte cable
graussEas received at the state apartment
aa0a11 IL: 80 O'Clock to-day which avs that
xfs& was general riot betweeimarines
tGm the American man-of-war hltimore
and Chi!ians, and that eight Amccau ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18

ROME. Oct lit is semi-officially an
nounced the Marquis bi Rudini, minister
of foreign affairs, did not disclose to NJ. De
Giers, the Russian minister of foreign af-
fairs, the terms settled upon By the drei-
bund agreement after ItalyS adhesion to
that compact.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Elxht.Hour Law Decision.

OMAHA, NER., Oct 1.-THE eight-hour
law was to-day declared constitutional by
Judges Wakely. Doan and Davis of the dis
trict court. The opinion was on a test case
made by the Central labor union. It will
be appealed to the supreme court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Hoey Resigns.

N8w YoRK. Oct 17.-John Hoey, the de-
posed president Of the Adams express CON-
psny. this morning rendered his resignation
cepted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18

rines were shot down. The telegram Gre
sted great excitement In inner circles at
the state department and Assistant Secre-
tary Wharton Is now in conference with the
president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18

New YtRK, Oct. 1.-THE stock market to-
day was qliet, and after continuing strong
curing mot Of the session, yielded to re-
newed bean pressure and early gains were
wiped out Ia almost every case among avail
able shares Me opening was made with
fair volume Of business, but first prices
were from : tG'5ss per cent higher than last
nights figures, Imported by further pur-
chases for foreies account and considerable
buying for the shirts.
The market &C tinued to improve on a
small volume OF NSiness until after the is
kue OF the bank S, Element, which showed 4
large increase in ash and a gain in the sur
plus reserve of s., .,0, 600, but buying during
the early part of lie day had been to dis
count this favorabl exhibit, and there was
a rush of speculat.s to be out of another
line of shorts, ana. the result was, that
prices yielded rapid in the last minutes of
trading, and almost Without exceptio pre-,
viOus gains were nutralized, with someS
thing in addition lost,
The market closed iiet and heavy an de-
clined with most stoc $ shade under first
prices. Final change are all insigniicant,s
sbut declines abound.
Railroad bonds actip and strong.
Government bonds GI.hut firm.
State bonds entirelyNglectea. a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
johnson County Gin Burned.

Special to the Gazette.
JOSHUA, JOHNSON COUNTY, TEX, Oct. II.
MIR. H. c. Snider's cotton gin. located
about three miles west of this place, was
consumed by fire about IL O'Clock to-day.
The fire started from a hot box. Insurance,
500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
spooner's Property Attached.

BRUGEPoRT, Conn, Oct. 1.-THE prop
eShein this city of Clapp Spooner, the ex-
Vice president of the Adams express COM
5000 in suit brought by the express
company The writ is returnable to the
superior court Of this county November 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Galveston Spot.

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
kets.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, Oct 1.-THE following are
the closing quotations FOR cotton the spot
to-day a: the leading markets. together with
the closing for middling yesterday with to-day's
sales:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Convictions Mt Decatur.

DECATUR, WISE COUNTY, TEX, Oct. IL
In the county court this week there have
been nine convictions for carrying pistols,
one for theft, one for assault and battery
an8S9our for disturbing the peace apddis
t,3bing religious worship. The fnes1ggre-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
Eonds and Stocks.

Bonds and Stocks.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct I7.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid;
BONDS
United States As, registered. 1852
United States As. coupons. 1854
Central Pacific is 1851.
Denver and Rio Grande As -. ..-...... -
Missouri Kansas and Texas general ia. ESE
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain general SIS. eS
St Louis and San Francisco general mort
gdSEo lU3sA
Texas and Pacific land grants. .-..-.......- 81
Texas and Pacific Rio Grsndes. ......-..... s3;1
Union and Pacific liz. .;05,i
STOCKS
Central Pacific ....-...-.. -. $50
Chicago and Alton. ....-.....-.--.........sA-1y 10
Chicago, Burlington and Quiney......--.... aSS;
Delaware and LaesaTanns. .-.......-..- ..'4Sk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
ON 'CHANGE.
Cotton Declines at Liverpool
and New York l-l6c.
FUTURES DOWN ATOP POINTS.
7feat is Weak in Tone, and After Fluctu-
fling Closes 7-Sc Lower-Corn Some
what Lower Oats Stronger.
Sugar and Coffee Steady.
THE FORT WORTH MARKETS.

lAl quotations below are revised daily By lead
ding dealers. and will be found reliable
wholesale and retail. as speciaed.]
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
The Visible Supply.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Frcights frem Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEN, Oct. Fly steamship
from Galveston. Tex:
To Liverpool. Observation-Disclosures ISL
To continent. ......-.........,. - iiI
10 New York .......... tUc = 10 lbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18
FINANCIAL.

British Consols.
Special to the Gazette
LONDON. Oct 17.-Coasols closed s5is for
money; for silver, n els
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18

Don't ss II s,,sss."
Creole Female Td0ic p res the weak woman
strong, and sends ne R6od bounding through
the veins. imparIinA ~ life and strength to
1t stimulates ture its work with the
ing woman ever where, as a\overeign remedy
for their peculiar ailments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18

-BxEcHAM's PILLS cures Eeaasl
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Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct IL.
Special TO the Gazette.
Sterling 90 days - fsa4 ~
Francs-Commercial. 60 days-...-.5 2sls
New York sight-Bank 80 discount
Commercial. ...............-.-..-3 W discount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-18

doz to case, per dox, a co; 3 d tins. / doz to
case. per doz, "a 50: 30 D kanakins per ,. l0o.
Fruit butter, s0-lb ksuakins per ID, &C. Maple
half doz to case, q 90: gal half doz to case,
Ell n
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Jelly. new, 20A and sob pals. per D. iEe:
m tins. dog to case, per doz. ID tins, 0oz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

wialo. Pc sm'erci wynalazcy swe-
60 metoda Tagliacozl'ego take
posz{a W zapomn,enie i diugi Gas
sztuczne przyprawianie MOSCOW u
wazano wprost "a bake, az W
koncu podb6J Indyi przez Angli-
k6w wprowadzi} doEu1opy metode
indyiskq. Cd roku 1914 zaczell ja
stosowac lekarze angleIscy. Crate
systemem wfosklm. ulcpszonym
przez slebie, przerzuclf sig jednak
nastepn'e ma sposob indyjski. w
dalszym ciagn zaJn.owat sic rYno-
plastyk2 Dleffenbach, g}osny po-
przednik Lagenbecka: leczyl on
miedzy innymi t. wv. dame o
trupiej gfow1e," kt6rej srtacone
skutk,em choroby nos i wargi
przypra vii s%ztucznie tax zrecznle
il wkr6tce pc wyleczeniu z ca}ego
tfumu konkurentow wybra}a sobie
meza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
PkACCIE IA
Rece ME wieScie.
Pewien fiziolog francuzkl Cd

Pewien fizjoleg francuzk, Cd
bywat srec]alne stud a md ,e.
kami kobiet , doszedi do nas.epu-
jacych wynik6w. Eajtadniejsze
rece maya dziowczeta lr]andzkie,
drugie mieisce zas zaJmuia polki.
Angelica ma reke zandto gruba i
mieslsta amerykanka wazka j dfu.
ga; memki zn6w ma]a dior szeroka
i pulce kr6thie. Rece wtoszek, hisz-
ranek i francuzek riczem sie mic
%odznacz"ja, chociaz wtoszki i
f~rarcuzki maia reke iadniejsza
niz hlszpanhi. Najwiectj czasu
ma pielcgnowanie rak po~Swiecaia
p%uryzaEkl mieszka nki Berlinn. w
Chinoch stare przysiow:e mowi:
,,1m wieksza pant, tenn dtu&sze
paznogc1e'f ola tego cory pan
silva niebieski' 20 wielka wage
przyw'azuJa do diugich paznog-
CT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
SZtucZne nOsV.

Prey og6lne] charakterystyce
cz}owleka, wiadomo, nos powazna
odgrywa role. Bywajq zdania, we
die kt6rych tylko poteznych roz-
marrow nosaml zaopatrzenl Iudzie
potega %oznaczaja sic umysiu. Ma
poleon 1, dobierajac sobie sekre-
tarz6w, ma wlelkosG nos6w 1ch
zwraca} zawszc baczna uwage. Sta.
rozytni indyanie obcinall lie ska
zancom, a wten spos6b n%apletno-
wany osobn,k wykluczonym bYwaf
re sp6teczenstwa i spychany do
rzedu paryasow. Zwycza] ten in
dyan, boo ma kuzde zfe szukaG
wypada rady i nawet starac sic o
odbudowanie odcietego nosa, dat
poczatek %dz1slejszej rynoplastyce,"
t.. sztuce kunsztownego zaopatry-
wanna W nosy ludzl, czy choroba,
czy wypadklem 3ozbawionych
wielce ma twarzy czlowieka
charakterystvcznego organu. In
dyanie radzili sob1e W ten SOB,
IL w%ykrawali z czola szmat skory,
ksztaltu !roik9ta, kt6rego p%odstawa
ciagne}a sic wzd}uz ]lrii porostu
w4os6w, wierzcholek zas u nasady
nosa odzielali cd cia}a, wierzchot-
klein tylko pozostawlaiac 60 PREY
MEM odwr6clwszy naleplali ME.
jake ma ,,odswiezonych' resztkach
podstawy nosowej. Zagoienie sig
tym sposobem n%a}ozonei sk6ry
wymaga@o szesclu tygodni czasu
- Koniecznem tn jest, ably po-
czatkowo plat wycietej czo4a
sk6rv pozostawa} u nasady nosa w
bexposredn1m zwiazku z organi1-
mem. cd tego bo~iem zawlsFo Cd
z~Ywianle, skoro wszakze raz zros-
Snie SIG poIstawy zagol,
MONA 90 zupeinie oddzielit cd
czoia, przyczem ma tenn ostatnlem
lekka tvlko pozostaje blizna. w
Europe juz W XV.tym wieku
sycyl,jska rodzlna lekarsxa Branca,
, tradnl}a SIG przyprawianlem no.
sow sztucznych, spos6b wszakze
przez MA zagin2}, ponownle zas W
tym kierunku podjai operacye
dcplero W XVI wleku chlrurg DO.
lonski Tagl'aciozzl. Metoda iiego
r6zniia sic znacznle cd pierwotnei
mdyjskiej. Tr6jkat wycna} 2
g6rneJ czesci ramlenia, nakiadajqc
90 ma resztki nosa. 70 wszakze
platek ten az do chwlli przyrosnie.
cia M nowem miejscu pczostawaC
musiai W zwlazku 4 organlzmem
i ME MONA 60 odciQd zupeinic,
prAeto 70 pomocq bandazn prze2
diva miesiqce pacyent nosli ramil
praywiqzane do nosa, 60 W kaadym
azie prSyjemnose' mn ME spra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
PRZEClWKO

kolczykom W uszach (zau-
sznirom) wystepuje 1ekarz
pew'en, uznalac le "a riesto-
sowne do dzlsie'szych poieco
stro]eniu ciaia, a czesto
niebezpieczne dia zdrowia
ciala. Pominswszy. BE dziurki
pQrobione W ptatkach uszu cd
noszenia kolczyk6w sic po-
wieksza)a, tax, he czesto zu-
pe}n'e piatk' tie sic przerywa)a
i trzeba :obic move dzulrki
obok- zdarza sic, &e kolczyki
osoby chorujace] ma surhoty
mp. zaraaaia TAXA sama choro-
ba osobe obdarowana. Do
tego jeszcze wieie nlewiast
nosi kolcz> XII ME z czystego
zfota lub srebra, lecz z roz-
maltych mieszanin matelu,
ktorY sniedzieie i trucizne po-
wolf a nieznac2nie zapuszcza
W cis}o ludzkle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
4 %biezacej chwili.
Czy car odeo;edxi cesarz0 nieneaec-
bro zura polityczna
,.Przyjqc czy odrzuciG!?s
Warazowa, Is Pazdz.

Warszowa, Is Pazdz.
Wedle pog}osek krqzacych W Ko-
penhadze car wraz z rodzlna, kr6-
lewska para dunska, nastepczynia
tronu angielskiego i c6rksmi ma
przybY6 29 bm. ma okrecie ,,Gwlaz
da polarna" do Gdanska, a ztad
ma Warszawe wyjechac ma Krym,
gdzie sic odbyc ma uroczystos6
srebrnego wesela parry carskieJ.
Gazety nlemleckle maja nadzieje,
ze al bedac ma terytoryum ME
mleckim ME omlnie Berlina Iub
Poczdamu i odwledzi nlemiecka
pare cesarska.
Jedna z gazet p%aryskich sub.
wencyonowana przez Rad rosyjski
donosi z GAIA stanowczoSc,a, re a
wracajac z Kopenhagl przybedzie
do BerIina; zabawi tam 2-3 dni
i zamleszka W a~mbasadzie rosyJ.
sklej, gdzle ma lego %przybycle czy-
MA juz przygotowanla.
Zwykle zas dobrze powlado-
mlona gazeta londynska ,,Tlmes''
twlerdzi, IL car ME mysll wcale o
podr6zy dc Be;llna. Co i jak sic
s%tanie, tego z %pewnoscia ME pow1e
mkt, ale-jak dzislaj sic stosunkl
pomiedzy Niemcami a Rosya
re
car ME odwiedzi cesarza niemiec-
klego. Jezeli tax SIG s~tanie, won
czas bedzie 10 wazn2 ~wskaz6wka
sllnego na%prezenia stosunk6w mic.
dry Rosya a Niemcami, choclaz
dotad-przyznac to trzeba Mem
cy pod rzadaml Wllhelma II
czyni}y wszystko, ably utrzymac
przyjazh rosyjska. Dow6d tego dab
cesarz niemiecki przez to-, ze "a
siad}szy ma tronie p%ierwsza why
to zfozy} carowi; dalszy
dowod dat przez to-, re d}ugo bez
z%razania sic czeka} ma odwzaJemnie
ME sig, dalej przez to, re nlezrazo-
nemu dano widzlec wielkle masy
zolnierzy, ale ME dostarczono spo~
sobnoscl poznania i ocenienia war
toscl l u%zdolnienia armii. Ze car
przejezdzajac przez Niemcy mia}by
sposobnosG rozm6wiG sig z cesa-
rem niemleckim, gdyby chclai
ME ma watpliwoscl, zdaje SIG
]ednak, il ME zamierza
z niej korzystac.
Widocznie wlzyta floty
| francuzk'ej W Kronsztadzie,
calei udanie sic mower pozvcz-
XII rosyiskiej ktora gtown1e po-
Kryli Francuzi i rozliczne.
demonstr Rosyan ma ko-
rzysc Francyl, wyprawlane 2
wiedza i VIOLA rzadu rosyjskle.
go, zbl'2yfy carska Rosya do
republikahsklel FrancYi do
lego stopnla, Re spotkanie sic
cara 2 cesarzem nielniecklm
mogfoby STAG sic ola obu
zrodiem wielkich przykrosci i
rozczarowania. przeto leplel
Jest unikna6 so zupeinie. 10
plszemy tylky ma domysi.
przeto ME krepu)emy SIZE wca.
ie i mozemy przypuszczac, De
wbrew cwym domysiom car
zobaczy SIC cesarzem ME-
mieckim. Gdyby sic talk stale
nie upatrywallbysmy W tenn
bynalrnnieJ wskazowki, he
stosunk wzajemne mledzy
potr6lnem przymiersem Il Ro-
syq zostaiy zlagodzone.
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