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Evening star., 1899-03-11

To successfully bluff the superintend-
ent of a big railroad system is not the
easiest matter to accomplish. Up on the
Fitchburg railroad, in New England, they
are still talking about an exploit Of James
K. Hackett's, which happened last sea-
son when that actor was leading man of
Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Company. The
company was to open new opera house"
at Hoosck Falls hamlet just across the
Massachusetts line from New York and on
the Fitchburg road. 1t is some thirty miles
from Troy, N. Y, where the Ftchburg
connects with the New York Central. The
town the company played in just before
Hoosick Falls was Albany. AS he was
about to leave there Mr.. Hackett received
telegram from Mr.. Frohman to meet him
in Utica. where he was with E. II. Soth-
ern's company. The manager had some
urgent business with his leading man. The
latter promptly left the Lyceum company
surely be on hand for the opening the next
night, and Joined Frohman in Utica. Ar
irving there before noon, by l o'clock
he was ready for the return trip. On in
by o'clock. or just in time to catch the
Fitchburg train for Hoosick Falls: also,
that this was the last train over the Hoo
sick Tunnel route that night. The two
1t meant close shave, but there was
nothing else to do but chance it. What
was his dismay, as the Central flyer drew
into Troy to see the Fitchburg train pull
ing out. The actor made an energetic dive
after 1t, but to no purpose. He saw visions
of a performance that night, with his un-
derstudy receiving the applause usually
accorded him, and gnashed his teeth Then
he walked into the office of the division su-
perintendent and inquired the price of
special engine to Hoosick. This official
with scant polteness, replied: II don't in
tend to let you have an engine" 81 didn't
ask whether you did or not. I asked the
price," was Hackett's rejoinder. "Oh, as
to that, the price for an engine to that
point is $685." Drawing a roll of green
backs from his pocket, the actor placed
the amount mentioned on the superintend-
ent's desk, with the remark, Now get
your engine here In hurry" The superin-
tendent smiled sarcastically and repeated
his first remark, adding that the only en-
gine he had was busy. Greatly annoyed at
the others brusqueness, Hackett then said:
Evening star., 1899-03-11

CONCERT AT CALVARY CHURCH.
A concert for the benefit of the Memorial
Chapel Sunday school, a branch of Calvary
Baptist Church, will be given in the Sun
day school house. at the corner of Sth and
II streets, next Friday evening, March IL
under the direction of Miss Katie V. Will
son. Those who will participate are the
Cecilian Quartet. Miss BERTHE Thompson,
the Eldorado Quartet, Miss Sale Shreve,
Mr. w. L. Wilson, Miss Josephine Burton
Miss Irma G. Callahan, Mr.. Arthur E.
Yundt and Mr.. NJ. NJ. Clark.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

BISCHOFF CONCERT-Another of the
enjoyable Bischoff concerts will be given at
the Congregational Church on Tuesday
evening, March IA. The program contains
twelve numbers of popular and classical
music. The participants will be Misses
Bertha Bristow, Mabel F. Clafiin, A. NJ.
Lynham. Helen Nye. Frances Jacobs. Rae
Rannells, Helen f. Rowe and Jessie Mac
Bride. a ladies' chorus, and DR.. j. w.
Bischoff. Tickets may be obtained at John
F. Ellis & Co.'S
Evening star., 1899-03-11

MORE TRILBY HEARTS.-Popular fad
for the ladies now is to visit 'Trilby," at
100 Pennsylvania avenue and get one of
those souvenir lace pins. The painting con-
tinues to draw crowds of enthusiastic visi-
tors, and will remain on exhibition as long
as interest is manifested by the public.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

PIANIST SAJER'S RECITAL.-Sauer,
the pianist, will give his first recital in this
afternoon, March II, at 415 o'clock. Com
ing so soon after the recital by Rosenthal,
who thrilled his large audience by his mas
tcrly and brilliant work, it will afford un-
usually good opportunities for comparison.
Ii is claimed for Sauer that he is the great
est living pianist, and the critics in the
cities where he has performed have ac-
corded him glowing words of praise. He
has created a positive sensation wherever
he appeared, especially among the feminine
portion of his audiences.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

March 2O-Hoyt's "A Stranger in New York"
1t
Evening star., 1899-03-11

HOTEL TOPSY TURVY."-'Hotel
Topsy Turyy," the exceedingly lively enter
tainmeNt in which Eddie Foy and Amelia
Summerville are the two chief mirth
makers, will play a return entertainment
at the Columbia Theater week of March
-. The laughable farce comes back
brighter than ever, and, If anything
more up-to-date.- 1t presents a quick sue
cession Of extravagant situations and has
the atmosphere of Gay Paree.'' Eddie
Foy is stil seen as the intTnitabIe circus
clown afterward disguised as the French
count. The original chorus of fifty voices
impersonating circus riders, acrobats peas
ants, fruit sellers, villagers, ETC., will be
brought here intact.
MONROE, AND MACK.-With a fixed de-
termination to conquer In the realm, OF
farce comedy Monroe and Mack two of the
most deserving artists who have ever occu-
pied laughing attention on the vaudeville
stage, are making things more than lively
wherever they appear in the emphatically
successful play entitled Johnny on the
Spot" which will be seen here for the first
time at the Academy of Music week of
March 20. Johnny on the Spot" is pro-
claimed to be farce comedy pure and
simple. yet notwithstanding the critics are
inclined to accord II distinct place on ac-
count of the many innovations introduced
and for the manner In which the furiously
funny scenes and incidents are handled by
Monroe and Mack and the dozen or more
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

last the -four. Beat hard for five min
utes. Bake in small tins or a single
cake, as perferred. 1t is excellent eth
er hot or cold.
Cheese custards served with thin
bread and butter sandwiches are often
given as a separate course before des-
sert. Into a cupful of warm (not ho)
milk stir one teaspoonful of cornstarch
until dissolved, two tabIespoonfuls of
grated cheese, half a saltspoon full of
white pepper, few grains of cayenne,
a quarter of a teaspoonful of mustard,
and salt to taste. Heat carefully in
double boiler until the cheese is dis
solved. Add four eggs, yolks and
whites beaten separately until light and
brown. The mixture should be baked
separately, for each person, in paper
cases or pattypans, and eaten as soon
as done. All cheese dishes should be
served very hot
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22
Out of pate.

All ballet-g girl jokes are out of date,
especially those that aim to raise a
laugh on the subject of her age. If she
is as old as are the jokes at her ex-
pense it is only fair to assume that
she has partaken of the fountain of
youth, because her antiquity is well
concealed, even if we do hear her wish
bone snap occasionally when she is in
action.
1t seems strange to say the least that
Paris should laugh over an American
ballet joke, unless ironically, when
the French capital is the home of this
form of optical delight and mystery.
After while all Paris will go frantic
over the mistake of the country woman
who took all her children into store
in the window of which appeared a
card bearing the legion Kids Clean
ed"
This joke is not so old as it will be
when it reaches Paris, but it is so old
and feeble that at last advices it
couldn't get hand in England
and that, to put it mildly, is the badge
of antiquity
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

Fried sweet apples are good for liver
or kidney trouble.
Pour vinegar over fresh fish to make
the scales come off easily.
Beating stewed apples till fine and
smooth with Dover beaten, instead of
rubbing through strainer. This will
apply to any soft fruit.
Bedroom floors may be kept cool and
frest by wiping them daily with fresh
water Microbes, moths or other in
sects are thus destroyed. Salt and
camphor in cold water is an excellent
disinfectant in bedrooms.
In rooms that lack sunlight it is as
tonishing to see how strong, bright
yellow color of just the right shade, in
troduced by means of a cushion, or
chair. or hangings, will give brightness
and life that are almost sunny in effect.
Parsnip fritters may be made by
scraping and boiling three or more
parsnips until very tender; then, hav-
ing mashed and seasoned them with
salt, pepper and butter, make pint of
batter, add the parsnips, and fry ia
blespoonful at time in boiling lard.
When the glass globes Of the chande-
lier have becomed smoked and grimy
soak them in hot water, to which
little sal soda has been added. Then
put some ammonia in not water and
scrub the inside of the globes briskly
with a stiff brush, whereupon rinse
thoroughly and wipe.
One-half cupful of butter, one cupful
of molasses, one cupful of sugar, one
cupful of sour or buttermilk, one tea
spoonful of soda, dissolved in boiling
water, one teaspoonful of cinnamon,
two eggs, about five cupfuls of sifted
flour, or enough for moderately thick
batter Cream the butter, sugar, mo-
lasses and spice; set the mixture on the
range until lukewarm Add the milk,
then the beaten eggs. the soda. and
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

Probably as near an approach to
perpetual motion as has been
achieved is the electric clock started
nearly year ago by Mr., P NJ. Raw
enskiIde, an Illinois man. Instead
of handspring the clock has wheel
FIVE feet in circumference with l2O
cups in its outer rim, and the weight
OF steel balls in forty successive cups
keeps this driving wheel steadily
moving. Every minute and half
the ball drops from one of the cups.
It rolls down an inclined plane. closes
an electric circuit, and by the action
of motor thus started is lifted over
the wheel and drops into one of the
top cups. An ordinary battery, re-
curing no attention for year, sup
plies the power to keep the apparatus
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

Eleven different fats in emulsions
have been tested to determine
whether they would allay cough and
increase weight. The effects with
cod oil proved to be variable.
The best results were given by beef
fat, olive, peanut and cocoanut oil,
and the experimenter has concluded
that mixture of these four fats. with
the addition of little Glove oil, is
much superior to cod-liver oil.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22


The discovery that graphite is an
alloptropic form of carbon was made
in 1900, and it is expected that in
1900 the artificial production of This
mineral will take it's place as an i'm
portant industry. Graphitized car
bon electrodes have now been made
at Niagara Falls for a year or more.
The process-that patented by Mr..
E. G. Acheson, who believes it the
only commercial wav of making
graphite consists in breaking up a
carbide by heat, practically freeing
carbon from chemical combination
by evapo1ating the assorted element
airy substances. The form of the
product exp scted to be in greatest
demand is an intimate mixture Of
pure amorphose carbon and graphite
this mixture being most desirable for
paint and foundry facings.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

A promising new industry in Ger
many is the manufacture Of alcohol
from sawdust. The sawdust is first
changed to glucose with 0.5 per cent.
sulphuric acid at pressure of nine
atmospheres, then yeast is added,
with compound of magnesium and
potassium sulphate ammonium nitrate
and calcium phosphate, and mixture
is kept at 25o G. for two or three
days. The resulting alcohol is
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Clock Driving Chemical
Light and Skin Disease--The Best
EmuIsiOn-=A New Fruit Artificial
Black Lead-=The Oldest Brick--
Bacteria Transformed by Sur
rounding Conditions--Ma nufac-
tured CoaI1-Sawdust Alcohol
Compass Errors.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22
and rectified.


An English observer has called at
tention to a long overlooked source
Of error in the magnetic compass.
This is the nickel of which nearly all
cases are made, the supposition that
this metal is non-magnetic seeming
to be general, although as long ago
as 1845 Faraday referred to its mag
netic character as we'll known.
H.
So great has been the improvement
of storage batteries of late that
according to an English engineer, a
car now requires 500 lbs. of cells that
two years ago needed 1900 lbs.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

Aluminium shoppers for bottles are
now being made at the rate of several
thousand pounds per week. The
blanks are cut from sheet metal, and
after shaping rubber gaskets are
forced over them. Such shoppers
have retained the gas Of effervescent
fluids for four years, while they are
cheaper than cork and easily removed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

products of civilization. Among
later bricks were some bearing the
coat of arms of Sirpulo, an eagle with
the head Of lion, and others haAing
the name of the reigning monarch.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

The artificial coal of Montague, a
Baden workman, is claimed to cost
only half as much as the best Silesian
or Scotch coal, while having three
times the heating power, Peat moss
and a special clay, with several resid-
ual substances. are understood to be
constituents. Most Of these
materials exist in the soil in the sub
urbs Of Mannheim, and it is at this
spot that a new coal factory is pro-
jected.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

Psychologists seem to be on the
verge of important discoveries. The
old idea that all bacteria are either
disease producing or harmless proves
to be an error, and by experiments
with the bacillus negatherium Of
garden soil and the potato bacillus,
Vincent has shown that such organ
isms may be transformed by cultiVa-
ton into dangerous germs. The
bacilli, though originally harmless
when inoculated into animals, be-
comes capable of exciting specific
disease. 1t is pointed out that this
fact may explain such mysteries as
isolated outbreaks of contagious dis
ease; and if bacteria are capable OF
assuming sudden virulence after
many generations of harmlessness, a
new problem is presented for study.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

A collection OF bricks lately shown
the Academy of Inscriptions and
Belles-Lettres, in Paris included the
Oldest one known. 1t was excavate d
at Jello, the ancient Sirpulo in Chal,
dea, is baked but crudely formed
without press or mould, and is esti-
mated to date from the fortieth
century,B. c. 1t is one of the earliest
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

Among the interesting South
American fruits lately described is
that of Salipichroa rhomboidea, a
plant related to the potato and toma-
to. It is a native of Argentina, where
it forms struggling bushy masses on
the bare hot ground, its leaves being
small and rounded, and it's solitary
bell shaped flowers are not unlike the
wild lily of-the-valley. The fruit,
pale yellow when rip, resembles a
small olive in size and shape. It is
filed with pulp and seeds, and is
said to taste like mixture of nectar
inc and pineapple with a dash of
lemon and is liked by some. 1t is
hardly expected to became important
although the plant is easily cult
waited with the treatment usually
given tomatoes indoors.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

The old and condemned idea that
colored light may have an influence
on disease has been revived in Ger
many, with unexpected results. A
child very sick with the measles was
on the second day confined in a room
with red blinds and a lamp with an
orange yellow screen, and in three
hours the rash had disappeared and
the fever subsidized. On the child's
complaint of too little light, the
blinds were opened, when 'rah and
fever quickly returned. The red
light was restored, and in two days
the cough was gone and recovery was
complete. Other cases following in
the same family were treated by
excluding the actinic rays of light,
with like success.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-07-22

Small tanks of pure oxygen, to be
nsed for resuscitating persons over
come by smoke or gas, have been
suggested as part of the desirable
equipment of hook an ladder trucks
going to fires.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
R6zne wiadOmOSes
telegrafczne.

- Cesarz Wilhelm poslaf
ma}emu kr6lowi Alfonsowi
wielki order Orla czarnego.
- Benjamin Harrison, eks.
prezydent Stanow Zjednoczo.
nych, zwiedza obecnie Holan-
dye. 19 Pazdziernika bedzie
ma o5iedzie u kr6la belgij-
skiego W Brukseli.
= Posel japo6ski W Chi
mach, Yanko Fumio, zosta}
odwolany ze stanowiska, kt6re
zajmie Nisbii, byly posel ja-
po6ski W Rosyi.
- W6dz powsta6c6w gene
raj Castro jest we Venezuela
panem polozenia. Prezydent
Andrede uciekl z Caracas.
Dana dworsks prey ro-
dzinie presydenta Kruegera W
Pretoryi jest PAM Henryka
Steyn 2 Berlina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17

q listy kandydatow. ma
arcybiskupa kolo6skiego wy.
kresli} cesarz Wilhelm nazwi.
sko biskupa Dingelstad z Mo.
nasteru.
= Podczas przedstawienia
"Fausta" W Monachium spadl
aktor Sturg "z ob}ok6w" ma
ziemie i rozbi1 sobie glove.
Przedstawienie przerwano.
- Nareszcie dosz}a regatta
do skutku. columbia" prze.
scigne}a yacht "Shamrock" i
dosta}a sic do mety o 10 mi.
nut IA sekund PREDICT, nia
przeciwnik.
American Federation of
Labor rosnie gwa}townie W
liczbs nowych stowarzysze1.
Dochody Federacyi podwoi}y
sic W roku ubieglym.
= Kraaownik "Brooklyn"
odpsyns1 do Manili, drogs
przez kanal Suezki.
- Admiral Dewey wr6ci}
ma odpoczynek do Washingto.
nu.
Komunikscya telegraf'
czna z Pretorya jest przerwa.
ma.
- Pocstmistrz L. A. Wood
2 Winterset, La, zostai przez
sad przysieglych uznany win
nym krzywoprzysiestwa
Is nowych wypadk6w
z6ltej febry skonstatowano W
Key West.
- w Baltimore ley zioao.
ny niebezpieczns chorobs Ott-
mar Mergenthaler, wynalazca
maszyny do sklsdania czcio.
mex.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
z urzedu zdro via.

W zesztym tygodniu umario
4l9 os6b W miescie: o 36 mniej,
niz W tygodniu poprzedzajacym.
a 0 Ga wIecei, niz ~ odnosnym
tygodniu zeszlego roku. Os6b
plci mezkiej umarlo 20S, pici'
ze6skiej 211; dzieci liczacych|
niespelna rok zycia. umario rs,
dzieci we wieku 1-5 lat 50, q
os6b liczacych przeszfo go lat,
a.. Ma dyfterya umario Fl osob,:
nu tyeus l6, ma azkarlatyne 81
Samob6jstw byio 6, q innych
gwaltownych wypadk6w smierci'
20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
Zwiazek fabrykant0w mebli.

Fabrykanci mebli ma p6ino-
cnym Zachodzie powzieli plan
zorganizowania sig W tym celu.
by utrzymae jednostajnose cen.
Reprezentanci 20 tutejszych ia
brykant6w mebli, jakotez fabry-
kantow z Minneapolis i Clinton, {,
O., wczoraj zebrali sic ma tajne
posiedzenie W hotelu Great
Northern, ma ktorem uchwalono
zaloaye organizacya pod nazwa
Western Parlor Furniture Mfrs
Association. Ma przyszfem po-
siedzeniu zostanie uchwalonem
podwyissenie cen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
Telegrarny.

LoNDyN, II Pazdziernika.-
Poniewaz komunikacya tele.
grafczna z glownemi miastami
W Afryce poiudniowej zostaia
przerwana, naleay wszystkie
wiadomosci tych miast przyj'
mowaG z wielks ostroznoscis.
Pod Kraaipan przysz{o do
bitwy i Boerowie zabrali caiy
pocisg opancerzony. Obsadzili
nadto miasto Newcastle, CO
ME ulega zadnej wstpliwosci.
Kimberley i Mafeking SO oble.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Smierteluie ramona.

w warsztacie szewca Fred
Serve, pm. 5300 Princeton ave.,
wczoraj ,po poludniu Elzbieta
Serve, iona szewca, zostaia
niebezpiecznie raniona wystrza-
lem re strzelby. Zawieziono ja
do szpitala chicagoskiego, gdzie
lekarze uznali, re rama jest ME-
bezpieczna. Serve farmer E.
Weiss aresztowani. Serve twier-
dzi, ze iona jogo przechodzac
kolo strzelby stojacej W kacie,
zaczepifa MIA, strzelba upadf-
sly, wypalila. Weiss natomiast
twierdzi, re pill razem z Servem
jego zona piwo, re malaonko-
vie oboje sic przekomarzali, Ser
vowa zartem chciala uderzyc W
twarz meza, ten r6wniez Ear
tenn, porwaf strzelbe, wofajac:
look out!" w tel chwili ku
przerazeniu wszystkich strzelba
miala wypalio, Seryowa, ranio-
ma W brzuch, upadla.
Policya jest przekonana, &e
zaszedl tu tylko nieszczesliwy
wypadek.
P0wiatowe egzamina sfuzby
cywiInej.
Cd wczoraj odbywaja sic egza-
nina powiatowei sfuzby cywil-
nej, kt6re maja sic zako6czyt W
Poniedziaiek, d. % bm, Egza-
nina odbywaja sig W porzadku
nastepujacym: klasa "A: leka-
re, aptekarze assystenci far
macyi - kandydat6w; klasa
B: klerkowie, a mianowicie bu-
chalterzy, stenografowie j Ia
rzadcy magazyn6w - 16 handy
dat6w; klasa G: dozorczynie j
dozorcy chorych dla szpitala po-
wiatowego i domu ubogich IA
kand.; klasa D: rzemieslnicy,
administratorzy, szwaczki, ku-
charze, piekarze i pomocnicy -
80 lzand.; klasa E: stroze, wo-
znice i farmerzy = 1S kand. /;
klasa F: zwykli robotnicy mccoy
-54 kand.; klasa G.: slu3acy i
sluzace - "a kandydatow. Roz-
poczeto cd klasy G.. egzamiu
tel klasy trwa jeszcze dzisiaj.
Egzamina tel klasy j klasy F. So
tylko ustne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
MA{0 NOWIN z AFRYKI.
Komunikacya telegraficzna przerWana.
AJAX FILIPlNCZYK0W Ma ANGELES
Zamierzony zjazd Cara z Wilhelmem.
McKINLEY'A q BRYANEM.

muleIszosci, "oie"
zasadom parlamentaryzmu.
Zwycieztwo rzekomych 30.
hro6c6w konstytucyi" dopro-
wadziloby wisc W rzeczywisto'
Sci, jeaeli ME zamieni sic ma
nova kleske, do cichej rewo.
lucyi, do bezkrwawego pre-
wrotu ustroju pahstwowego2::
z drugiej zas strony, jezel!!
gwalcenie praw mniejszosci
przez silniejszs wiskszost jest
niesprawiedliwoscis to pano.
wanie mniejszosci mad VIE
kszoscis sprawiedliwszem ME
jest, W dodatku logika ME
grzeszy.
Ale polityka ME pyta AMI o
logike, ami o sprawiedliwosc,
lecz pragnie tylko zwycisztwa
dsay do niego wszystkiemi
drogami. NlezadoWolone
mniejszosci polityczne poszay
"a przykladem niezadowolo'
nych grup spolecznych zasto.
sowuis ich bro1 z lepssym cd
Mich skutkiem. Obstrukcya
parlamentarna jest niczem
innem, tylko przeniesieniem
strajku do aycia politycznego,
a Jest cd niego skuteczniejsza,
poniewaz wzglsd ma interesy
narodu i pa1stwa kaze stron'
nictwom patryotycznym zwy.
kle zapominae o swoich VITA
snych pragnieniach. Tenn
wiscej jednak naduaywanle
tego patryotyzmu W interesie
stronniczym jest niemoralne.
W Austryi doszlo do tego,
10 stronnictwa wiekszosci,
pragnac umozliwic pa6stwu
uregulowanie stosunk6w We
wnetrznych, zgodziiy sig ma
probe powoiania gabinetu
przejsciowego, przychylnego
mniejszosci, ME przyrzekajac
mu jednak poparcia. Korona
zas spodziewa sic, ze pewne
grupy prawicy dadza sic je.
szcze pozyska6 dla cel6w
nowego ministeryum i ulatwis
mu przeprowadzenie ustawy
jszykowej. 0 lie dis sadzit
mona z glos6w prasy, nadzieje
te So malo uzasadnione. Cho.
ciaaby zas bylo inaczej, to
przywr6cenie porzadku ma
drodze, wybranej przez koro-
ne, wydaie sic ma}o prawdo:
podobnem. Uginaiac sic pred
obstrukcya lewicy niemieckiej,
w1adza tenn samem przyznaje
straikowi parlamentarnemu
niejako racye bytu i zacheca
Czech6w do zastosowania tego
samego srodka. Me ulega tez
najmniejszej wstpliwosci, ae
Czesi skorzystajs z tego, a W
takim razie zmienis sic tylko
role pojedyfczych stronnictw,
ale stosunki pozostana ME-
zmienione. Czesi potrafis
przeszkodzie obradom parla-
mentu tax samo jak Niemcy,
korona stanie znowu pred
pytaniem: czy rzsdzic ma ped
stawie s14 lub tez zastosowac
sic do wolf posl6w obstrukcyj'
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