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crate brother. but to the brother that sent to

crate brother but TO the prothei '"a' was sent 10
the State prison. -. ,,,..
given to show the intensely personal character Of
the campaign. Many things said on the stump
newspapers could not print. Wherever he goes
Goebel deals with the Democrats who are opposing
him in this manner. He refers sneeringy 10 the
silver tongued orator. Of the Ashiand district as
"Wiiam C. Pollard Breckenridge" He drags in
scandals and habits and personal weaknesses as il
ity" in Kentucky. The recklessness and ruthless
ness Of the man are declared to be amazing The
Egyptians, after the recent exhibitions given by
G0ebe in Western Kentucky. VIII lose all faith In
the traditions OF the bloody deoatabie ground" II
the campaign passes without some killing Sym.
pathy with either faction cuts little hgure In the
comments The attitude Of the Egyptians Ia that
OF the small boy who has secured perch which
affords fne view. and IL supposed to be above
the range OF missiles.
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parade only three times In its history, the hrst
being ut the dedication Of the Worlds FAR build -
Of honor at the head Of the line was accorded to
sousa's men" said Colonel g. f. Hinton, the busi,
ness manager OF the band. yesterday. The second
occasion was in Cleveland. ohio in May lSsS when zen
front and The third time was in September last in
Pittsburg when We received the 18th pennsylvania
Volunteers on their return from the Spanish war
on tbese two occasions AS on Dewey Day. Sousa
volunteered in compliment to those who defended
mo Nation The band IA engaged this week at the
National Export Exposition in Philadelphia. but
the management has courteously released us fo'
Dewey Dav and the mon will come over 10 New
York on a special train on Friday night"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
1.-THE WHITE SQUADRON" READY.

II was announced last night by the Dewey Test-
nonial Fund Committee that arrangements were
complete for the performance OF THE White
Squadron" at the Metropolitan Opera House next
Saturday night The cast. led by Robert Hilliard,
"a now complete and the men who served under
Farragut Porter. Dahlgren, Dupont and the other
naval heroes have been drilled for their work.
The performance Is TO be given only the one night
and as most Of the boxes and seats have already
been sold Il IS assured that the Dewey Fund Will
receive a large sum as a result 1t Is also an
nounced that Rear Admrals Schley. Sampson and
philip will positively attend the performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
THE CUEROEEE BADLY DAMAGED.

Pasque Island Massachusetts,. Sept. A-The ex-
plosion Yesterday on board tho steamer Cherokee
which is ashore on Naushon Island. damaged the
steamer badly. especially In tho stewards depart
mcnt. whore everything was smashed. The shock
was terrific and the stanchons and deckrals were
cut away Although one hundred men were on
gagged at work not far from the boiler no injuries
vcre reported The car % Of the Cherokee IL being
ronidlv taken off and the forward hatch has been
hattened down to hold the water confined In the
lower hold The other compartments are under
control Of the pumps. II IL neneved the steamer
viii ho noated within twcntyfour hours. and II IL
exnected that the work Will he accomplished at
midnight tonight
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RIG BAND FOR OLYMPIA CREW.

,oording IN the plans of John Philip Sousa the
.ai,ors Of the Olympia will lead the line OF Harch
IN the Dewey parade to the strains OF the I'nes'
hand that has ever paraded in this city Inc oouSa
Rand. augmented for the occasion viii paraue LOO
men in bard and drum corps under me per Erd
annnrard Of John Philip SouSa, with George !,
cpin Hinton acting as adjutant. The band VIII ne
bnadod by Drum Major Edward j. Hughesi W. W.
nr s oiGier Who was placed on the retired nSt
en- iss5 afier thirtyone years OF active service IN
the United States Army and Marine C"p hoi Sesa
was drum major or the Marine D"'u ""'
was fits conductor. -. 49, .,roo+ Tor
.'The Sousa Band has appeared on the street io'
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MORE RANCHES BOUGHT BY TIE SWIFTS

Guthrie Okla. Sept. "a (speciaD.-The Rogers
ranch IN Beaver County. Okla and tho ChiIdress
cattle ranch IN the Pan Handle OF Texas. contain
ing 200 90 acres and which 300Ooo head Of cattle
arc now grazing. were purchased yesterday by r.
L. Ellison of Fort Worth. Tex. for the Swift
racklng house interests Of Chicago. Titles 10
three other great ranches are being examined with
n view to purchase by tho Swfts Only few
days ago the Swifts purchased the OKeefe ranch.
ia Gaines County. Tcx.. containing lOsGoo acres.
and Il IS stated that Swift g. Co. and Nelson Nor
RE who has also invested heavily in ranches re-
Gently. will raise cattle on n large scale.
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BOYTNG.
BUSY WEEK AMONG PUGILIsTs-soME OF THE
MATCHES ARRANGED

The managers Of the Broadway and Lenox Ath-
letic clubs taking advantage of the crowds
that Will he In the city this week. and have ar
ranged a show for every night during the week be-
ginning tomorrow night. The Lenox Athletic Club
will reopen its doors on that evening with bout
between Joe" Kennedy Of California and Peter
Maher. Those Interested In boxing expect this
fight to he the best heavyweight contest since the
Jefrries- Ftzsimmons go" on the following night
at the same club kid Mccoy will try TO demon
strate that It was chance blow that put him to
sleep in tho second round at Chicago by the hand
of Mccormack. Mccoy meets Mccormack again
At the Broadway Athletic Club Thursday night
oscar Gardner is scheduled to fight Marty" Nc
Cue. and on Friday night Jack OBren is
matched with Tim Kearns On Saturday night
the last night Of the carnival joe Bernstein tho
East Side boxer will try conclusions with Dave"
Sullivan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
MISSING FOR A LONG TINE.

A ROTTERDAM ESTATE SEEKING NEWS OF IAN
VAN ZwYNDREGT.
This advertisement appeared in city newspaper
yesterday:
Information wanted OF Jan Van Zwyndregt"
1t was inserted by John r. Planter. Consul for
the Netherlands in this city. When seen last nigh.
by a Tribune reporter in his home. at No. Il
Eighth-ave.. Brooklyn. Mr.. Planten said: Il don't
know much about the case. as l was simply re.
quested TO try to find Mr.. Van Zwyndregt heard
that he had disappeared more than twenty years
ago, when he supposed to have gone 10 one Of
the Western States. Advertisements requesting In
formation about him have been inserted in many
OF the Western newspapers. / think his relatives
or the executors OF estate in Rotterdam In
which he is interested anxious 10 learn II he IL
dead alive. that the affairs OF the estate may
be wound up II he is alive he would be probably
more than seventy years old now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
DIR. DARBY ON PEACE CONFERENCE
LONDON PREACHER TELLS THE FRIENDS
SOCIETY IT is A LONG STEP FORWARD

SDVTE11 7
DR. w Evans Darby. OF London, lectured peloie
the Friends Society at their meeting mousse r"-
feminist and Rutherford Place. last night TAXING
for his subject THE Hague Conference: It's lhcep-
ton Work and Results" Dr. Darby attehoe" ,"o
conference. Dr. Darby began his topic oy lea'nne
and discussing the text OF the cars can i'' '"e
conference. He said:
When We get right down to the real basis OF w
cars invitation we ind that the economic crsis -
the root and conception Of It. what mas psei H.
complishch by the conference? We hear askei udly,
There has been much TO my mind the conference
throughout was pervaded by spirit OF earnes
upon the part of the representatives 10 30 VIM.
they could When the delegates nrst arrived az
The Hague they filled with scepticisrn; .ne
representatives Of your own country neId LIZ LIZ
feeling | am sure from what they told me-. but
as soon as the conference got down TO real %orR
ali these feelings vanished. and then followed an
earnest determination to do everything possible
We in Europe have been hampered VIII t"e 90 "a
aylng that the best way to MAINTAIN peace ~ !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
KILLED ~ TRAIN COLLISION.

Chicago Sept. "A collision occurred to-day be-
tween train OF empty coaches and a suburban
train on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
road Fourteenth-st The engineer William De
Camp. OF the former, was so badly injured that
he died shortly after being removed from the wreck
and fireman named j. r. Frog probably
fatally injured. Passengers on the suburban train
were badly shaken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
Troops FROM CTB4 on THE BrPySIDE

Washington. Sept. 24.-General Brooke at Ha-
vana has Informed the War Department OF the
death at Matanzas on September % OF Sergeant
John Lynch. OF Company G. "a Cavalry from an
unknown cause.
General Brooke has cabled the War Department
follows
Havana. September q, 1890
Adjutant General, Washington
Third Battalion 9TH Infantry, left Baracoa for
New-York on Burnside Friday, I'D. two officers.
los enlisted men. BROOKE.
Commandlpg
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| n,o,sa Nods,,.rs and others have been kept con-

n,eted Mode,srs and others have been kept con-
stsntIv at work day and night The hull OF the
eoot Consists Of an immense scow which from stem
to stern would half city 6'oGY Yesterday the
one-thrd as wide as II is long y, small army
Of modeers Almost everything was , In the
Yesterday thousands OF n, 81 hundred and
twenty nnthst from which an H9 During the
niSbt" Of the Dewey celebration the hoat VIII NC
illuminated by means OF acetyline gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
NO STOCK TAKEN IN 1T.
HOW NETWORK PHYSICIANS LOOK AT THE USE
OF GOAT LYMPH FOR INSANITY.

In Illinois goat lymph Is said TO cure lunatlc''
A dIspatch from Joliet, which was printed III Inc
Tribune yesterday, told of an inmate OF the Nun
kakee Asylum In that city. who Is said 10 nase
recovered his reason through this agency ine
man had been declared hopeless case ny 'oea'
physicians. He was taken to the asylum ra''ne
maniac His malady was diagnosed as pa,a .h'.
rootb u,as said 10 be inevitably near. AT this
polnt. according 10 the story, Dr. Joseph X. Ha"-
lev. who had made experiments with goat serum
for such cases began giving the patient hypout'
mic infections Of the serum. and In three months
he had effected cure.
The alleged discovery Is not considereu Oh III"
portance by the physicians OF TINS ci'y, nowe'..
..rbts ono cose signi1es absolutely nothing" said
Dr cyrus Edison of No &c West Fiftietn-st.' yes
torday afternoon zone swallow does not prove IL 8
summer The virtue Of any such remedy IL ho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
VOTED FOR DREYFUS'S FREEDOM

COLONEL JoUAUsT SAID TO BE ONE OF THE
COURT MARTIAL IN PRISONERS FAVOR
Paris Sept. 24.-The Petit Beu' asserts that
Colonel Jouaust. president of the Rennes court
martial, voted for the acquittal Of Dreyfus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
CHAPLAIN HELMS breaches AShOhh.
HE TELLS OF HIS EARLY STRUGGLES AND or
THE BRooKLYNs SHARE ~ THE SAN
TTAGO FIGHT

Chan,ain W F. Helms. OF the cruiser BroohIyn'
occuned the pulpit Of the First presbyterian
church stapleton Staten Island last evening. oy
,pvitation OF tho rector OF the church the feV D.
H,.alter Wood DR. Wood introduced Chaplain
1JI,oo Ua said he was glad to have a representa-
tive Of the ship In his pulpit, for the brooklyn did
more at the naval battle OF Santiago than any
other vessel in the feet and to her was due large
mart OF the credit-a portion larger than that due
anv other ship
Ghanlain Helms took for his text the nineteenth
verse OF the Ninety fourth Psalm. He told OF his
esrlv struggles in the ministry in Virginia. and
Row two Years ago he became n chaplain In tho
Navy He told OF the sick and wounded being
cored for Al Key West, and gave vivid picture OF
the dark side OF the war. He paid a tribute to Mrs
George L. Babcock and other NewYork women who
nursed and attended the click and wounded fighters
and then told OF incidents OF the in which
heroism predominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
PLANS OF GOVERNOR MURPHY OF ARI-

Phoenix, Ariz. Sept. "a (specaD.-Governor n. o.
Murphy OF Arizona is TO be a participant In the
celebration with which NewYork Will welcome
home the hero OF Manila Bay. He Will be in New
York several days before the coming Of the Oym-
pa; Following the Dewey reception. he Will go
70 Washington there 10 supervise the Issue OF his
annual report the Secretary OF the Interior, and
Chicago's great festival in October will be waited
FOR before the Governor again turns his face home
ward. Several members OF the Governors stan
Will accompany him
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DREYFUs IN POOR HEALTH.

London, Sept 25-The Paris correspondent Of
THE Standard" says The excitement OF meet
ing his children has produced a serious reaction
in the condition of Dreyfus, and It Is feared that
1t may be necessary to send him to Malta or
Madeira"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
THE FLOAT NEARLY FINISHED.

1t Is expected that by to-day or tomorrow at
the furthest the immense marine float. in course OF
construction the Harlem River. will be com
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er1Js AND WHISTLES IN BLOOMFIELD

RFIIs AND WHISTLES IN BLOOMFIELD.
Bloomfield, Sept. A.-The arrival Of Admiral
Dewey in New-York next Thursday will he cele-
brated in Bloomfield by the ringing Of the church
hollis and the big fire bell The big fire whistle on
tho naper mill will he blown and the factory
whistles will join In the demonstration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
TERRY. MGovERN AND DIXON TO MEET.

The Lenox Athletic club has secured a twenty
five round bout between Terry" McGovern and
George Dixon for "A purse Of sl0UOO The lads
contest is to take place before February O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-12
Rome WiadOmOSCS
telegraffczne.

- w Cleveland zako6czy1
sic strajk ciesli pomyslnie dla
robotnik6w. 5000 ludzi wraca
do roboty.
: w North Enid, 0. IT,,
nieznajomy rozbojnik zamor,
doWal pocztmistrza E. M. Day
i obrabowa} urzsd pocztowy.
= w Oakland ma Long
Island spalila sic villa Van.
derbilta "Idle Hour. Szkoda
zrzadzona wynosi do 100000.
w Pana, ILL.,, panuje
spok6j chwilowy, a Negrzy,
ubezpieczeni ogloszeniem sta.
nu oblezenia, swobodniej uka.
zujs sic ma ulicach.
= Stu g6rnik6w W Mt.
Olive Staunton, Ill, zastraj.
kowalo.
w Topeka, Kas., zosta2
przejechany przez pocisg ko-
lejowy i zabity ma miejscu
szef stray ogniowej John 3.
O'Brien.
= Meksyka6scy Kuba6czy-
cy oswiadczajs sic W swym
organic "a przy}sczeniem Ku.
by do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
- Ruch Karlist6w W Hisz.
panii coraz stale sic grozniej-
Sym i nurtuje W Madrycie.
- Wielka frma sprzedazy
maszyn W Sheffield W Anglii
zrobila zamowienia W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, gdyz fabry.
ka1ci anglelscy ME SO W sta
ME wykonac wszystkich jej
zamowie6.
- Prasa niemiecka omawia
sprawe wysp samoa6skich W
tonic coraz to wiecej rozdra.
znionym.
w Budapeszcie we
Lwowie maja postawic pom.
niki flantropowi aydowskie.
mu, baronowi Hirsch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-12

Chicago glosowanie mad tenn,
by zniesiono organizacya
"townows" urzedy sedzi6w
pokoju. Obok wielu innych
blow przyjeto r6wniez bill
zarzadzajscy urzadzenie parku
publicznego We wardzie W
Chicago.
WASHINGTON, - Kwietnia.
Cd genera1a Otisa nadesz}a
depesza nastepujsca:
MANILA, 1890 Kwietnia.-
Powsta6cy wczoraj wieczorem
W znacznej liczbie napadli ma
kolej McArthura, ale zostali
re znacznemi stratami odparci
przez Wheatona. Wheaton
stracil trzech zabitych i 20
rannych.. = Otis.
Napasc ma kolej na p6lnoc
cd Manili swiadczy,ze podczas
gdy gen. Macarthur porusza1
sic W p6lnocnym kieranku,
powsta6cy zakradli SIG po bo.
kach linii kolejowej miedzy
CORY bagna, i tam czekali ma
sposobnosG zniszczenia novel
kolei, by gl6wnemu korpusowi
armii odcist polsczenie Ma
nila.
MANILA, 11go Kwietnia.-
Lawtona powodzeuie W Santa
Cruz, jak wczoraj donoszono,
bylo zupelne. NieprzYjaciel
pozostawil SO zabitych W uni
formach wiele ciezko rannych
ma polu walki. Lawton zajs1
miasto bez uszkodzenia budyn.
k6w. Mai opr6cz dw6ch cisz-
ko rannych, z kt6rych jeden
juz umarl, 10 lekko rannych.
Porucznik Elling lekko ranio-
ny jest W reks. Nieprzyjaciel
cofnal sig ma wsch6d. Lawton
go Sciga.
Mo LBANsBoRo, ILL.,, 12
Kwiet. = Wczoraj wieczorem
pani G. Garner, zam. W pobli-
zu Broughton, posprzeczala sic
tax gwa}townie re swoim bra.
tenn, Franciszkiem Hosik, ze
teuze uderzy} ia i obalil ma
podloge. MAJ ujsa sic "a iona
i powstala b6ika miedzy szwa.
grami; Hosik nozem pokale-
cyl Garnera tax mocno, be
ten wkr6tce potem umarl.
Hosik aresztowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-12

Krol i kr6lowa Wloch
wyjechali do Sardynii.
= Ministeryum rumuhskie
zr ezygnowa1o.
Byly prezes ministr6w
rumu6skich, Lascar Catargi,
umar} W 76 roku zycia.
= w Jersey City j Hobo
ken, N. j., odniesli przy wy.
borach demokraci znaczne
zwyci eztwo.
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Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
CHICAGO, IL KWietnia.

Ugoda czesko niemiecka ME
doszla W Austryi do skutku,
poniewaz ami Niemcy, AMI
mlodoczesi ME chcieli zgodzic
sic ma nowe rozporzsdzenia la
jezykowe, kt6re zamierzal wy
dae dla Czech prezes mini
str6w. Kazda nieudana pr6ba
pogodzenia zwasnionych naro.
dowosci powisksza tylko ist-
niejaca niechec; ME div vice,
ze r6wniez W tym wypadku po
rozbiciu sig uk}ad6w, walka
zawrzala ze zdWojona sils ma
ealej linii.
Obecnie po}ozenie jest tru-
dnieisze, niz kiedykoIwiek,
poniewaz do sporu jezykowe-
60 przylaczyl SIG r6wnie zacie'
ty sp6r o przynaleznosc Au-
stryi do tr6jprzymierza, kt6re
dla Niemcow cesarstwa Au-
stryi jest niejako podstawa
caiej polityki.
Sp6r rozpoczeli narodowcy
niemieccy, kt6rzy W swej ME-
checi do rzsdu, pred kilkoma
miesiacami Wystapili W radzie
pa1stWa z twierdzeniem, ze
W obecnych warunkach Mem
cy ME mais poWodu pragnsc
sojuszu z oslabiona j sko}atans
zatargiem jezykowym Austrys,
i poWinny obejrzeG sig "a no.
wynn sprzymierze6cami, aby
uzyskae swobode dzia}ania
wzgledem nieprzyjaznej naro-
dowi niemieckiemu monarchii
Habsburgow. Zamiarem naro.
dowc6w bylo nastraszenie rza-
du, ale skutek ich wystapienia
byl zupe3nie inny. Ministe.
ryum hr. Thun'a straci}o resi-
te zaufania do niespokojnego
2ywio1u niemieckiego i zawar-
10 sojusz z Czechami, jeden z
przyw6dzc6w czeskich, Kaizl,
zostaI ministrem, wp}yw
Niemc6w zmala3 odrazu o.
gromnie.
Poniewaz narodowcy ME
mieccy W swei walce 2 ludno.
scis sioWia6sks szukajs pomo,
cy W cesarstWie, a mianowicie
W Prusach, i znsjduja tam RE.
czywiscie niepowolanych o.
bro6c6w, W Czechach niecheG
do Niemc6w wzrosla i zaczeto
powatpiewae pozytecznosci
sojuszu pa1stWem wrogo
usposobionem dla narod6w,
stanowiscych wiekszosG W
Austryi. Reszty dopelnily roz-
porzadzenia, wydalajsce pod
dauych austryackich, przewa.
anie Czech6w i Polakow, bez
wszelkiego powodu z granic
krolestwa pruskiego. w ko.
Zach m}odoczeskich skutkiem
tego rozpoczeto ozywions agi-
tacye przeeiw tr6jprzymierzu,
ktore pod pozorem utrzymy-
wanna pokoju, dodaje tylko
powagi Niemcom kosztem
dw6ch pozostalych sprzymie-
rzedc6w, i W prasie czeskiej
jak / zagranicznej posypa3y
sic artyku4y wrogie potrojne-
mu przymierzu. Pose} Kra.
MARI, by1y wicemarszalek rady
pa1stwa, przyw6dca m3odo-
czech6w, wystspi3 W pismach
paryzkich z twierdzeniem, Re
czas na pogrzebanie trojprzy.
mierza, ktore stracilo juz swo.
je znaczenie, jezel je W og6le
kiedykolwiek mialo, i jest
obecnie tylko bardzo koszto-
wRym "fortepianem luksuso-
wynn.
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Uroczyste ceremonie wymiany ratyfkacyi W
Bia1ym Domu.
Audyencya kardyna1ow Ojca Swietego
DALszE UTARCzKI Ma FILIPINACH.
Bill spraWie ''Greater Chicago" przed1OzOny le'
gislaturze. = Wanna pOprawka bury nadzieje
iegO ZWOlennik0W.

R6wnoczesnie W "Narodnich
Listach' zjawily sig korespon-
dencye, W kt6rych znany
dziennikarz Penicek opowia-
da} o spiskach przeciw naro'
dom sloWia1skim, ukladanych
ma wieczorkach u ambassadors
niemieckiego Eulenburga i
przy partyach taroka W wyz.
szych jeszcze kolach. Naio-
strzej wystapil przeciw Mem:
com tr6jprzymierzu "Czeski
Przeglad", kt6ry wspomniaw-
sly o wydalaniach poddanych
austryackich z Prus i scharak'
teryzowawszy brutalnosc poll.
tyki pruskiej, wystspl z ma
stepnemi zapytaniami do mi
nisteryum:
y Czy to prawda, ze hr.
Goluchowski przeszkodzil "a.
rzsdzonemu juz wydalaniu
podzegaczy pruskich Au-
stryi? p Czy to prawda, ae
ambassador niemiecki hr.
Eulenburg zamierza odegraf
wzgledem ministeryum Thun'a
taxa role, jaks odgrywa1 swe-
90 czasu ks. Reus - wzgledem
Taffe'go? Czy to prawda, re
porozumieWa sic opozycya
niemiecka, miesza sic do spraw
wewnetrznych Austryi i stara
sic Wywiera6 wplyw ma osobi-
stosci kierujace sprawaml pan.
stwa? 81 Czy ministrowi
spraw zagranicznych'wi
ze cesarz Wilhelm zawar} z
sultanem tajny uklad, i "a.
pewni1 sobie jego pomoc W ra'
zie zatargu z Austrya! = Ma
reszcie W Memorial Diplo.
matique" paryskim ,Evene'
ment" pojaWi}y sic artykuly,
wed}ug ktorych pewien dyplo'
mata austryacki nazwal tr6j-
przymierze niepotrzebnym ba'
lastem, ME przynoszscym nj
komu korzysci.
W Berlinie te g}osy nieprzy:
chylne wywola}y zdumienie i
obawy. Organ p. Buelowa,
Post, zamiescil p0}urzedowy
artykul, protestujscy przeciw
wrogiej tr6jprzymierza agita'
cyl, ME liczsc innych pism,
kt6re ME posiadaia sic obu-
rzenia ma niegodziwych Cze-
chow i wlecej leszcze nlegodzl'
wy Rad austryacki, znoszacy
spokojnie tego rodzaju napa.
Sci. Wykazuja one, re Kra.
MARI uchodzi "a podpore mi
nisteryum Thun'a, Peuicek
jest przyjacielem ministra
Kaizra czestym gcsciem u
prezesa ministr6w, a autor
artykul6w W ,,Czeskim Prze-
glsdzie", Ryba, bywa nawet
ma tajnych naradach klubu
mlodoczeskiego cz}onkami
rzsdu.
Hr. Thun ulskl sic polurze-
dowego artykulu Post i ka.
za} swemu pismu ,, Wiener
Abendpost'' zamiescic oswald
czenie, re agitacya przeciw
troJprzymlerzu ME ma znacze'
MIA, ministeryum potepia ia
stanowczo i ME mysli zerwa-
niu soiuszu. Mimo to ME ule.
ga wstpliwosci, ze agitacya ia
ME odbywa sic bez wiedzy i
wolf niektoryeh ministr6w, i ae
z czasem kiedy narody $40.
wia6skie zdobsda przynalezne
sobie wplywy, wybije godzina
upadku tr6jprzymierza. Jezeli
Niemcy chca bye sprawiedliwi,
to powinni powod6w zmiany
szukae W swojem wlasnem
postepowaniu i swojej bun.
czucznej polityce.