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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
Lamp Monopoly Organizing.

Pittsburg, March IA combination
og decorated glass and metal lamp
manufacturers is in process Of forma-
ton and it is expected will be in active
operation before the middle of next
month. The combination viii include
all the lamp manufacturers Of the
country and application for a charter
will shortly be made in New Jersey.
The capital of the new concern has not
vet been decided upon, but it will
amount to several millions of dollars
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REAL FACTS REVEALED.
Account That Escaped Censorship
Contradicts Official Reports.

London, March 1S.-The Daily Chron-
icle. commenting upon the Importance
and significance of the dispatch via
HCngkong from a correspondent of the
Associated Press at Manila, which, it
says. obviously did not pass under the
eye OF the censor remarks:
The dispatch is a fiat contradiction
at every point with the official informa-
ton given out at Washington. There is
no doubt the situation is an ugly one,
but there is nothing to be alarmed at.
OmeleIteS are not made without break
ing eggs. The Americans made. a mis-
tSke in wasting time and cool weather
IN a vain hope that the Fflipinos would
grow 10 see the beauty Of sweet rea-
sona5lsness, but the job must be
tackled and no doubt America realizes
il as well Is we do"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
VICTIM OF HAZING.
Dental Student PASSED Up" Until
He Became Unconscious.

He Became Unconscious.
Chicago, March 17.-Hazing, as prac-
ticcd at the Chicago College of Dental
Surgery, may make James j. Mount
of the class of 1903 an invalid for life, if
it does not cause results even more ser
ious. He is now in the Presbyterian
hospital. The cords of his neck are in
jured, and the doctors think he has
been hurt internally.
Mount is the victim of the custom of
passing up" Passing up consists in
Selling a man in the class room and
passing him from one tier of seats to
the one Just above or below until the
outer or inner circle of the seats oceu-
pied by the class during clinic is
reached. Then the victim is started
on a journey in the opposite direction.
Student Mount belongs to the fresh
man class. He has been i'll for some
time, but during the haZing process he
was tossed back and forth from tier to
tier of the seats. and then shot down
to the floor, where he lost conscious
ness.
Mounts parents reside in Petersburg,
Ind. The faculty Of the college have
suspended six students for completely
in the hazing, and more are threatened.
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CONDENSED CABLEGRAMs.

LIN American correspondent, who died
IN London on in October last died yesterday,
o. cancer.
According to a dispatch from Nice the
question of succession to the throne OF
-, fevor Of the Duke of Connaught's SON
Prince Arthur who was born Jan. lS
1883.
IT is rumored at Vienna that Emperor
Francis Joseph, when the period OF
mourning for the late Empress Elizapetn
belle de France. sister of the Due dor
leans. with a view of securing the Austro-
Hungarian throne to a direct descendant
The princess is in her 2lst year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
St. Louis Browns Sold.

st. Louis, March 17.-Edward c. Becker,
a. capitalist of this city, has purchased the
ST. Louis Browns from the creditors, who
bought the clubs assets last Tuesday at
sheriff's sale The price paid is not stated
but is in excess Of that offered today by
Frank Tate, the theatrical manager. Mr..
and. in addition, meet the dues of the
club to the National league and the debt
due Chicago a total of $37 800
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
CHEYENNE FIRMS CONTRACT.
Will Remodel the Government Palace
at Hawaii.
Especial to The Herald.o

Especial to The Herald)
Cheyenne. Wyo., March 17.-Keefer and
Bradley, government contractors of this
city, have been awarded the contract to
remodel the government palace in Ha-
Yana. The contract is an extensive one.
requiring a large force of men, and will
not be completed until June l.
Mr.. M. P. Keefe of the contracting firm
is now in Havana, where he was sent by
the government to inspect certain bar
racks which will. be rebuilt at once, to-
gether with the government storehouse,
headquarters buildings and Notifications.
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plow Manufacturers Combine.

Chicago, March 1.-THE Post today
says, as a consequence of the in
creased price of steel and the CONSOLE
datton of large steel and iron industries
The pillow manufacturers of the United
States are forming a combination. A
stock company capitalized at $4,000,
600 under the laws of New Jersey, viii
shortly be incorporated. Options have
been secured by the promoters on over
twenty pillow manufacturing establish
r1ents distributed over the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
MOSQUITO FLEET.
Hotchkiss Guns to Be Used In Fight
ing Insurgents.

Washington, March 1.-THE war de-
partment has ordered sent to General
Otis three light batteries and a half
dozen Hotchlliss guns to be used as
mountain batteries. The general ca
bled last evening for these, saying that
seYenty-two horses should accompany
the three batteries. These batteries are
needed where it is impossible to move
the heavier artillery now in. the Phil
ippines. The Hotchl1iss guns can be
mounted on mules, which can be Sc
cured in Manila and taken through the
paths over mountains, where it is i'm
possible to move heavy armament
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FRENCH TRAITORS SENTENCE.
Five Years Imprisonment For Be
traying Military Secrets.

Paris, March 17.-Ex-Lieutenant Bots
son, alias Durand, formerly of a French
military infantry regiment who was ar
rested in this city on Feb. on the charge
OF carrying on an Illicit correspondence
with foreign government involving mil
itary secrets, was today sentenced to five
years imprisonment. to pay a fine of 1.O0J
francs and TO be placed under police SUI
pervision for ten years. The court in
pronouncing sentence, said it regretted
the law did not allow more severe pun
ishment to be inflicted on the prisoner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
ITALIAN STRIKERS YIELD.
Dr.. Cuneo Ends the Trouble at Lake
City. Colo.

Lake City, Colo, arch 17.-Through the
diplomacy of Dr. Cuneo, the Italian vice
consul it is believed that the trouble with
the striking Italian miners at Henson is
practically settled without resort to mill
tary force. Today DR.. Cuneo, accompa-
MED by Sheriff Beck Colonel Macarey and
Henson. where Or. Cuneo made an adj
dress to the Italians, advising them to
surrender, which they did. and twenty
seven prisoners We're brought to Lake
City and placed in Jail. The arms taken
from the armory have not yet been deliv-
cred but the vice consul hopes to secure
them without much trouble.
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More Prisoners Captured.

Manila, March 17-Company G of the
Washington volunteers has captured
$50 additional prisoners near Taguig,
and also seized some ammunition. Most
of the rebels arms were hidden or
thrown into the river. The engineers
threw a temporary bridge across the
Pasig river for the artillery and COM
missary trains. The Twentieth regi-
Inent viii return from the front today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
CECIL RHODES RAILROAD.
German Government Will Construct
It's Own Section.

London, March 1.-THE Berlin CORES
pondent of the Standard. discussing the
recent visit to the German capital of Mr.
Cecil Rhodes in connection with his Cape
Cairo railway project, says:
Emperor William gave his photograph.
with his autograph endorsed. TO Mr.
Rhodes The government. it is believed,
will submit to the reichstag a bill asking
a guarantee of per cent interest for
that portion of the line which crosses Ger
man territory in East Africa. This sec
ton will be built and worked exclusively
by Germans and superintendent by the
German government. 1t is not unlikely
however that portion of the capital will
be offered for subscription in England
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Ninth Infantry Departs.

WATERFOWL, N. Y. March 1.-THE
Ninth United States infantry, Colonel
Powell commanding, which performed
valiant service at the battle of San
Juan HILL took its departure from Madi-
son barracks, Sackett's Harbor, today,
en- route TO San Francisco and the
Philippines. The regiment consists of
about 200 men
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Speaker Reed In Georgia.

Brunswick, Ga, March 17-Speaker
Thomas b. Reed and daughter arrived
today from Washington, en- route to
Jekyll island. Their say in this city
was short There is no political sig
n;ficance attached to my visit" said
Mr.. Reed. q am simply after q. rest
simply rest.
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Canned Goods Trust.

Syracuse, N. Y, March 17.-Merrill &
Soule and the Louis Allen company, large
manufacturers of canned goods here. have
been approached by outside parties inter-
ested in the same line of business, with a
proposition to form a trust, capitalized at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
Third Infantry at Singapore.

Singapore Straits Settlement, March
1.-THE United States transport Sher-
man from New York Feb. 3, for Ma
Mia, with the Third infantry and four
companies Of the Seventeenth infantry
on board. has arrived here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18
THE SHOT THAT TELLS.

Do you know
what h app n $
when one of our
big thirteen-inc
sells strikes a
fertilization ? 1t
is fairly lifted off
its foundations.
This is the mod
FERN way of doing
things: concentra-
ting eve-y ounce
. Of power and en-
ergy into one ire
menGOuS 1rTeSlStl-
BILE blow that SIM
ply annihilates
opposition. This
is the method that
means success.
, It is just the
same in the war
fare against dis
|, ease. While all
| sorts of half
. way compro-
" missing medi-
-o~%,111-
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund; the money if it
fails to cure; 25e. The genuine has l..
b. @. on each tablet.
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AN ORDINANCE.

I AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING A IL
cense to be paid by all persons who en-
gage in, or carry on the business of sell
ing lunch, from lunch wagons, or lunch
lions thereof.
Be it ordained by the city council Of
Salt Lake city. state Of Utah:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, firm, or corporation, to engage in,
or carry on the business. trade or pro-
feSsion of selling lunches from lunch
wagons or lunch cars, in the streets OF
! Salt Lake City, and within the corporate
I limits OF said city, without first having
! obtained a license therefor, as herein pro-
vided.
Section 2. Any person, firm, or corpora
ton so engaged, or about TO engage in
| the said business of selling lunches as
aforesaid, shall make application to the
mayor for license to carry on said bus
mess, and shall pay for such HcSn.e the
sum of 5000 per quarter OF year.
Section j. No license shall be issued to
any person. firm or CORPORATION excapt
the amount required for such license shall
have been first paid TO the city treasurer,
and upon presentation of his receipt to
the proper officer, authorized to issue such
license, and complying with the provisions
of this ordinance in reference to such
| license. the same shall be issued to the
person, firm, or corporation, requiring the
same.
Section 4 Any person. firm, or corpora
ton so engaged, or who may hereafter
engage, in the said business of selling
lunch from lunch wagons or lunch cars,
without first having obtained a, license
/ therefor, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof be fined in any
sum not less than $500 nor more than
$4,000. or be imprisoned for a period not
exceeding 10 days. or both such fine and
| Imprisonment. and shall pay all costs OF
prosecution for every such ofenSe.
Section ). This ordinance shall be in
full force and take effect from and after
its approval.
Passed by the city council of Salt Lake
City. March 14th, 1899, and referred to the
mayor for his approval.
(Seal.) G. H. BACKMAN.
City Recorder.
Approved this 18th day of March. 1899
JOHN CLARK, Mayor.
State of Utah, county of Salt Lake, IS.
i. CT. H. Backman, city recorder of Salt
Lake City. state of Utah. do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing is d full,
true and correct copy of an ordinance,
IAN ordinance requiring a license to be
paid by all persons who engage in, or
carry on the business of selling lunch
from lunch wagons. or lunch cars. and
providing penalties for violations thereof
Said ordinance was passed by the city
council of said city March 18th. 1899, and
approved by the mayor March 18th, 1899,
as appears of record in my Office.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
of said city this 18th day of March, A. D.
1899.
(Seal.) G. II. BACKMAN.
City Recorder.
Bill No. 2S3.
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$40 600 O0o. 1t is said that Curtice Bros. of
Rochester, the Stanwix company of Rome
and the Erie Preserving company of Buff
falo have given options on their plants.
Amalgamation is expected to take place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-18

If you have had the grip take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t will brace you up.
purify your blood, and overcome all bad
effects of the disease.
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I have had heavy feeling in my head,
lungs and stomach for six weeks
was examined and informed that my
heart and lungs were sound. | am
alarmed about the condition.
THE heaviness is more apt TO be due to
indigestion than to heart or lung dis
ease. A feeling of heaviness IN the
chest region is not symptom OF heart
or lung affections. Take a KlPans
Tabule and eat oranges, figs or apples
every morning.
..-+on ewtbous class, is now for saIo at some
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Kronika Miejscowa.
Sedzia Prendergast umarf.

Sedzia Prendergast umarf.
Wczoraj rano godz. 5 umarf
W szpitalu chicagoskim znany
adwokat i byiy sedzia Richard
Prendergast, o kt5rego chorobie
pare razy donosilismy.
Zmariy liczyt 45 lat; urodzif
sic W pewnej wiosce W Irlandyi
d. 8 Listopada 1S45. Liczac lat
s, przybyl z ojcem swoim, po
smierci swej matki, do Ameryki
i tu wychowywano 60 ma farmie
W poblizu La Sale, Ill. Do roku
IS zycia pracowai ma farmie i
sam starai sic kszta}cic. Potem
udaI sic do Montrealu W Kama
die przez 2 lata studyowai W
kollegium. Nastepnie przyby}
do Chicago, wstapiwszy do
kollegium sw. Ignacego 900.
Jezuit6w), W przeciagu jeduego
roku odbyi studya trwaiace "a
zwyczaj lat kilka. W roku 1865
wstapii jako klerk do biura ad-
wokackiego sedziego Morana i
talu pilnie poswiecal sic studyom
prawniczym. Odbywszy studya
W Union College of Law', 20
stai przypuszczony do praktyki
adwokackiej W r. 1868.
w cztery lata pozniej, jakkol-
wick liczyi dopiero lat 27, zostai
obrany sedzia powiatowym "a
szczytnie sprawowal swoj urzad
przez diva lata. W roku 1889
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Rome WiadOmOSG
telegrafczne.

- Cesarz Wilhelm ME pre-
stale podr6zowa6. Wczoraj
wyjechal do Metz.
= % Sierpnia odp}ynie z
Livorno do Villa Franco ame'
ryka6ski krazownlk colin.
pia" , 2 admiralem Dewey ma
pok}adzie.
w Callao, Peru, zam.
knsl Rad szkoly angielskie.
Do Tromsoe, W Norwe-
gil, przywi6zi parowiec
"Capella" Waltera Wellman z
towarzyszami. Wellman pred
siswzial wyprawe do bieguna
po1nocnego i dotar@ do 81 sto-
pnia szerokosci geografcznej,
gdzie odkryl HAWAII ziemi,
kt6rs nazwal Fort Nc Kinley.
Wellman jest Amerykaninem.
= Howard Gould z iona
przyby} na w1asnym yachcie
do Petersburga, a Swiedziwszy
miasto, odp'ynal do Sztokhol'
mu.
Ma brzegach Szkocyi
szala1a burza.
= Papiez zganil katolik6w
we Francyi, kt6rzy uprze'
dzeniem zachowuja sic wzgle.
dem Dreyfusa.
- Niekt6re gazety belgij-
skie radza rzsdowi wydalic
ksiecia Wiktora Bonaparte
kraju.
= Rzadowe wojsko meksy.
ka6skie pobi1o zbuntowanych
Indyan miedzy Potam Moda.
ma.
Pod Merseburgiem, W
Niemczech, grasuje tyfus.
= q domu karnego we
Waupan, Wis, zbieg} zab6jca
Laro L. Wilson.
- Pose} wloski baron Fava
wraca ma swe stanowisko do
Washingtonu.
= W powiecie Deer Lodge
W Montanie zamordowano bo.
gatego w}asciciela kopalni
Eugene Cullinam. Morderc6w,
W liczbie trzech, ujeto.
= w Detroit, Mich, odby-
wa sic zjazd ogrodnik6w.
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Telegrarny.

RENNEs, 1890 Sierpnia. -
Stan zdrowia Laboriego zna'
cznie sig poprawi}. Lekarze ME
chcs mu tymczasem wyjmowae
kuli i ssdza, ze W przysziym
tygodniu ranny adwokat be.
die m6gl brac udzial W posie:
dzeniach ssdu. Wczoraj wstai
Labori z l6zka i chodzil przez
trey godziny po pokoju. PAM
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kolei pragnie re wzglsd6w
oszczednosci uwolnit pewna
ilose lndzi cd s}uaby. Ci,
kt6rzy pozostana W sfuzbie,
beds musieli pracowac po l2
godzin dziennie zostana po.
zbawieni dotychczaso wych
przywilejow.
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Bedzie m6gf Wkr0tce brat udziaf W poSle-
dzeniach sadu.
mania swiadk6w dla Dreyfusa przychyl
NC KINLEY ORGANIZUJE DzIEsIEC NOWYCH
PULKOW
GENERALOWIE OTIS | HALE.

austryackich Rad niemieckl
powinien zsznaczyc wyraznie,
ae mieszanie sic politykow l
korporacyi niemieckich DO
stosunk6w wewnetrznycb Ia
przyjaznionego pa6stwa jest
niestosowne, a nadto naraza
polityke zagraniczns pshstwa
ma rozmsite trudnoSci. w koh'
Gu pismo to twierdzi,ae naleay
utworzye W Austryi mlnlste'
ryum popierane przez umiar'
kowany od}am lewicy niemle'
ckiej, Polakow i stronnictwa
katolickiego, gdya jedynie taxi
cabinet moze odwrocic groza'
ce Austryi niebezpieczenstwo.
MISREPRESENTATION tenn jest
"zeslowia1szczenie' monarchii
Habsburg6w, a W dalszem na-
stspstwie upadek tr6jprzymle'
rZa.
Tegoroczny iubileuszowy
zjazd katolik6w niemleckich
W Nysie wywclal nieporozu-
mienie miedzy katolikami
Niemcami a Polakaml. Po-
niewaz zjazd odbywa sic ma
Szlazku, mona wiec by5o
spodziewac sic bardzo licznego
udzialu Polakow, przeto .pl-
snA g6rnoszlsskie zwrocify sic
do komitetu wiecowego z pro-
sbs, ably W programme um:e'
szczono kilka odczyt6w pol.
skich. Komitet iednak 2ycze.
mia tego ME uwzgledni}. Wo-
bee tego pisze bytomski ,Ka-
tolik": ,,Widocznie Niemcy
katolicy, kt6rzy urzsdzajs
wiec, mieli wazne powody, aby
zrobic tax, jak zrobili. skoro
Niemcy katolicy majs powod,
aby niedopuscie ma wiecu NOW
i wyk}ad6w polskich, to Po!a-
cy katolicy majs r6wniez
waany i uzasadniony powod,
zeby wiec pominsc j ME brac
w MIN udzialu. Katolikow
Niemc6w z katolikami Pola-
kami lscsy wspolnosc WARY
i religii, ale rczdziela ich iszyk
i narodowosc. Katolicy Mem
cy So Niemcami i beds Mem.
cami, a katolicy polscy So
Polakami j beds Polakami.
Me czujemy do Nlemc6w ka.
tolik6w urszy, ze So i chcs bye
Niemcami i pozostac tenn,
czem ich Pan Bog stworzyl, i
ssdzimy, ze sami ME bsds
mieli urazy do polskich kato.
lik6w, jezeli pozostana Pola.
kami, zachowaja sw6j jszyk /
przyznawae sia beda do naro.
du, kt6ry pod wzgledem
oswiaty, cywilizacyi i literatu-
ry Niemcom W nlczem Wy
przedzic sic ME pozwoli. Lud
polski ME poniesie zadnej
straty przez to, ae ME bsdzle
ma wiecu, ma ktorym ME bs.
die NOW polskich. Jednej
iednak rzeczy ma wiecu W
Nisie pominac ME wolno,. mia
nowicie znanej petycyi ducho
wie6stwa gornoszlazkiego o
polskiej nauce religii".
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 1Sgo Sierpnia.

~
Angielski minister kolonii
angielskich Chamberlain do
maga sic wybrania mieszanej
komisyi, kt6ra ma zbadaf, czy
uchwalona swiezo przez parla'
ment transwaalski ustawa
wyborcza zgadza sic zsda.
miami uitlander6w i zapewnia
obcokrajowcom zupe}ne low.
nouprawnienie. W Pretoryi
zadanie to przyjsto uiezado'
woleniem, jako nieprawna
probe poddania spraw wew-
netrznych Transwaalu pod
kontrole rzsdu angielskiego.
Jedni oGrzucaja wogole wnio.
SEX utworzenie komisyi, inni
oswiadczaja, ze jeaeli Angli-
kom chodzi o zbadanie novel
ustawy, moga aajse sic tenn
sami. Mala tylko garstka Bo.
crow przychylna jest utworze-
niu komisyi, W nadziei, re ko.
misya ia zamieni sic czasem
W sad polubowny, a obrady
jej W kaadym razie zabiora
sporo czasu i pozwCls przygo'
towae sig do stsnowczej roz-
prawy. Zreszta Transwaalczy-
cy znaleali bodai iuz spos6b
zadowolenia Anglik6w bez
zbytniego niebezpiecze6stwa
dla republiki. Wedlug ostat-
mich telegram6w z Johannes
burga, prezydent Kruger po'
da W najblizszym czasie wnio-
SEX o zniesienie przepisow,
kt6re ME pozwalajs nadaWac
praw obywatelskich i wybor.
czych ludnosci katolickiej i
aydowskiej. Jezeli katolicy i
zydzi, kt6rzy So r6wniez ''uit'
landerami", ale ME poddanymi
angielskimi, ,lecz iDnych pa1stw
europejskich, uzyskajs praWo
wyborcze rowGoczesnie Q An
glikami, to zr6Wnowaza po
czesci wplyw nieprzychylnych
Transwaalowi poddanych an.
gielskich, a przynajmniej "a.
pobiegns opaaowaniu repu.
bliki przez protegoW anych
Cham berlain'a.
W Niemczech zaczyna bu.
die sig Ottawa, by skutkiem
zamstu, pauujacego W Pred
litawii, ME rozluzni}y sic sto
sunki misdzy sprzymierzonemi
pa6stwami. Glowny organ
konserwstyst6w pruskich "Kr.
Ztng". pisze W tel sprawie:
"Niepokojem przejmuje mas
ksztaItowanie sic stosunkow
miedzy Niemcami a Austrya,
pobratymczemi pa1stwami,
kt6re ks. Bismarck, opierajac
sig ma ich tradycyjnej przyja'
4ni, po}aczyl sojuszem. Sojusz
ten formalnie istnieje dis je-
szcze, stosunek przyjacielski
misdzy obu monarchami ME
jest zachwiany. Uiawnia sic
jednak coraz wyrazniej dyso-
mans miedzy radiant obu
pa6stw,a a raczej antyniemiecka
postawa rzsdu austryackiego
wywola1a W Niemczech uczu-
Gle niezadowolenia i rozgory.
czenia". Omawiajsc nastepnie
szerzscy sic W Austryi ruch
pod hasiem "Los Won Rom"
pismo niemieckie zaznacza, re
ruch ten jest niebezpieczny, a
przytem dla narodoHoSci ME,
mieckiej i religii protestane-
kiej nlepotrzebny. Domaga
sic zatem, ,azeby Rad niemiecki
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