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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-17

New \ ears dinner same all the Way
through as the Christmas dinner. Now
these dinners would not be considered
bad if man had got enough, but that
is the trouble there is always a short
age. Then these disiciated potatoes.
the way they are prepared here on ship,
are scarcely relishable. They also have
dlslclated onions, in fact nearly every
thing we get is canned goods. The
fresh beef we get is far from being
fresh; of course it would be unreason-
able to expect to get very fresh meat
but it could be great deal better than
1T is. The only meat we get that is fit
to eat is bacon, and we only get that
once day. The dinners we get are
simply awful, we get what they call
soup; its miserable conglomeration of
canned tomatoes, beef, potatoes, ETC.,
not fit to eat by long way. This soup
slumgullion as the boys call it, three
hard tacks and beef constitutes the bill.
of-fare for dinners, not only one day
but every day. We will fare better
when we get on land once more then we
will get camp rations while we are only
getting travelling rations now which
are always shorter than camp rations.
Sunday, January 1--we got some
mail a few days ago, received one let
ter from home and one that you dated
November IS and the post mark shows
that it was mailed November %, only a
mistake on your part, of course it don't
amount to much.
The last two days its been extremely
hot, good deal like still hot sultry
day in harvest time just before a
thunder storm, and several of us got all
we wanted yesterday while out rowing.
When we went out in the morning the
water was quiet and we didn't figure on
the tide coming in about noon, so we
took advantage of the smooth water
and went several miles from the boat:
when we turned to come back the tide
was coming in in full! force and we had
an awful time in the heat pulling
against the tide.
] In the last two days the English
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knowledge to use them 10 their fuIles
capacity. They have several hundred
guns and most of the IN good ones too
out they lack the ability of using then
properly
The other day one of our boats, small
boats. while out drilling got in "A cur
rent and was carried pretty close te
shore. When they came within few
yards ut the shore several hundred ma
yves turned out armed with every con
celvable kind of weapon. Several
waded out to where the boat Was and
they were armed too. with big ugly
looking bowie Knives, bat they never
got to the boat, the men in it, although
armed. pulled at the oars for dear life.
Ihey finally got away from the shore
Tar enough 10 be III safety till tug
came down and brought them in. The
men were scared, they thought sure
their time bad come.
Then there are the signal fights. |
have got SO now that | can read the
signals pretty we'll. put in consider
able time in watching them, can al.
ways tell what is going ON; at night
there are the signal lights and i'm the
day time flag or banner signaling.
A few nights ago two men from the
18th Regulars who were doing guard
duty on one OF our prizes were pretty
badly cut up by natives who were on
the boat One of the men after he had
been stabbed was pushed over board
and he drifled with the tide POO or 800
yards before he coull be- picked up.
The natives tiled to escape by swim.
ming to shore, one did escape but the
rest were overtaken. The natives, as a
rule, are small of statue, lazy and Shift.
less.
Thursday Morning, Jan. -, 1899: Its
raining again this morning, as usual
only light rain but enough to make it
very disagreeable out of doors and that
is why we are not out rowing.
Now am gong to give you the bill
of-fare for the three holiday dinners we
ate on board the Pennsylvania.
THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Sweet potatoes Rice
Canned Peaches Beet
Bread Syrup
Col1ee Sugar
CHRISTMAS. DINNER.
Rice Potatoes (disicIatedl
Beef Prunes
Bread Syr,n
Coffee Sugar
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100, and are at work all night. There
is nothing that escapes their notice.
every boat in the strait that makes a
move Is watched. Since we came here
we nave captured several tugs, two
small ocean steamers, and several
scows. The tugs came .n.handy to do
errands with and to haul the scoas
from one place TO another. We use the
scoWs to haul freight, coal and provls-
ions with from one ship to another.
Inc large ships we would not have
taken had they not been engaged IN a
business contrary to international law <
OF war. One was German boat at.
tempting TO land arms and ammunition.
and the other was a Spanish boat.
Strange as it may seem, which landed
several Spanish soldiers. Seems as
though they had sided in with the IN.
surgents, not by orders from the Span
lsh government but on their own hook.
We let the men land without a word
but when they undertook to land arms.
then stuff was off, we took the Shin
and holsted the stars and stripes on its
flag staff.
The insurgents flag every morning
at SUNRISE rises in bold defiance over
the fort on the water front. The in.
surgents have been making every pre-
paration for an attack. The first three
or four days we lay out here they were
busy in taking the women and children
out OF the city and building breast
works. digging trenches, placing what
heavy guns they have in position O
the forts. 1t is claimed that there are
10000 insurgent soldiers in and near
the vicinity of the city. Night after
night their signal fires burn bright in
the hills in every direction from the
city. We can't read their signal, but l
suppose it is simply warning to those
in the country to assemble in the city.
If we should fight them with what men
we have here now there will be great
odds in their favor, about 90 toll. OF
course we have the advantage over
them in having better guns and the
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ba nboo pole long enough to reach from
the spring to where they are. The pole
IS about ten feet from the ground on
trestle work, at the end just over the
spring is a box for funnel, mid way
between the ground and the pole is a
platform for a man to stand on. In
tins way two men with pals fill the
boats. These tanks and boats full of
water were lowed to the Pennsylvania
for washing purposes, bathing, clothes
washing, etc, and the boys appreciated
it wonderfully too it had been so long
since they had had chance to wash in
fresh water that they acted like boy
with his first pair of red top boots.
1t is to be hoped however that it will
not be long till we are located some
where, where fresh water is more plen-
tlful than it is here ON the boat. 1t is
hard to wash clothes clean in salt water
all the fresh water we get is drinking
water and that is not fit to drink; it's
condensed sea water and when we get
it to drink it's always warm and often
times hot.
January l0-Today the Transport
Indiana steamed in from Manila and
anchored here with us before the I'M
captured city of Iloilo. She is heavily
loaded with provisions and coal and re-
ported to have on board the necessaries
to pay the troops here with. In the
last two days there has been general
cleaning up of quarters, everything was
moved out and the quarters scrubbed
up and fumigated and this was one
thing that was becoming highly neces-
sary. 1t was the first real cleaning up
the old ship has had since we left
Frisco three months ago.
Thursday, January 1s-Today, boat
crew did not go out We were paid to-
day and its the quietest pay day the 51st
Iowa has ever experienced but it's not
our fault, its the position we are in and
nothing less.
drew $31.20 and as l had no way to
spend the money to any advantage de-
posted $1,000 with the paymaster. This
money will bring per cent interest till
i am mustered out. By the way, {
can't draw a cent of it till am muster
ed out.
There were a few DRINKS even on
board ship here. Liquor is sold here
but its pretty high and besides private
must have a receipt from his captain
before he can obtain any of it.
Friday morning, January While
L think of it want to ask you to save
all of my letters; especially those that
L write from here, if you can save them
all for Imay want to refer to them some
day in writing up an account of the
trip. have no way of keeping diary
here.
Must bring this letter to close at
once, the mail goes out at D. M. / am
enjoying good health and hope to hear
the same from you. Write as often as
you want to, you need not wait for
letter from me before you write.
Your brother,
ID. II. FoDERBERG,
Manila, P. L., Co. K, 5lst Iowa.
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cruiser and tue German cruiser steamed
out to sea, where they are bound for no

1 cruiser and tue German cruiser steamed
out to sea, where they are bound for NO
one seems to know. We are alone now
with the exception OF the Spanish
cruiser. The insure ents are still hold
ing back. They are getting little
more friendly now than they have been
heretofore. Some of them have been
coming out with cocanuts, bananas
chickens, etc., to sell, for the last day
or two.
Thursday, January 10, ls99-Still ON
the pennsylvania and the chances fer
getting off, still sinner than ever. II
seems that we must now wait to see
what congress will do. The following
Will be my last three days diary in full.
January IL. 99-Boat crew went
ashore on little island just west of the
city. lloilo. There is small village
there where they have restaurants, etc.
ana few of the natives speak good
English. There is spring about a
quarter of mile to the north of the
village and within 80 feet from the
shore 1t is fine large spring curbed
up with barrel The water is not as
cool and refreshing as good old Iowa
springs, it was quite treat though
alter drinking this condensed ship
water as long as we have. Today for
the first time did we have chance to
land and we were there nearly all
day too. The natives seem friendly
enough, they cut down cocanuts and
opened them for us with their machetas
winch are good deal like corn knife
ana every male native carries one at
MS side in bamboo sheathe. They
carry these for various purposes. for
cutting down cocanuts, for cutting
their way through brush. in defense
against wild beasts and snakes and AL
SO a weapon of war.
Bought four dozen bananas for ten
cents Mex At the spring we filed
several tanks on Il flat scow and sever
al row boats with water. 1t would !
nave taken considerable amount of
abor as well as time to fill these tanks
and boats had it not been for very
device of the natives own
INVENTION for filling their boats with
Sater. By the way, all the natives on
his part of the island get their drink
ng water here.
AS / said before the spring is about
hirty feet from the shore, they have a
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Dizziness.

Constipation and all irregularities of
Liver and Bowels are quickly regulated
Dy the use of knauls Little Liver Pills.
They are small. sugar-coated, pleasant
TO take and do not grippe. 25 cts per
box; try them and you will use no
other. At r. KNAUL's drug store
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For Sale.

For Sale. ~
800 bushels of Silver Mine oats. clean
and free from foul seeds.
l9ln0* w. j. BAUMAN.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
DIVA wielkie pOzary.

Wczoraj wieczorem diva wiel-
kie pozary W sr6dmiesciu srozyfy
sic sciagaly liczne gromady
ciekawych. o godz. 8 wybuchi
pozar W cukierni Gunthera pm.
s12 State str, prawie r6wno-
czesnie palily sic diva statki
ekskursyjne ma ieziorze Michi-
gan, W przystani ma Van Buren,
str, R. J. Gordon i Ivanhoe.
Pozar W kamienicy Charlesa
Gunthera powstal ma sz6stem
pietrze, gdzie znajdowaio sic
lego muzeum, slawny zbi6r oso-
bliwosci, ktorych iednakowoz
naicenniejsze okazy znaiduia sic
obecnie ma wystawie W Omaha.
Jak znaczna szkode tam zrzadzii
polar, ME da sic obliczyc na ra-
zie. Pozar przeszedi ma niasze
pietra, ma kt6rych W fabryce
cukierkow bylo zatrudnionych
okolo 1875 dziewczat, te W mai
wiekszym popIochu uciekaiy ma
ulice po schodach lub po drabi-
mach ratunkowych. Pozar wy
palii wszystkie pietra, czego
ME zniszczyl pozar, to zniszczyla
woda. szkode tam zrzadzona
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fczny, kt6ry odbywa posie.
dzenia W izbie posl6w. Miedzy
delegatami znajduje sic ksis2s
Monaco.
w Berlinie aresztowano
Maksa Sehlemaugk, majora
amerykadskich robotnik6w,
kt6ry okradal amerykahska
poczte.
= W Oporto zapadly 8
osoby ma azyatycks zarazs'
= General gubernator Ka.
nady, hrabia Mimic, ME przy.
bedzie ma uroczystosci chicago.
skie. Bierze udzial W uroczy'
tosciach nowojorskich.
Podczas trzesienia ziemi
pod Smyrna stracilo zycie
1000 os6b, 800 os6b ciezko
jest ranionych, 1000 dom6w i
dwie wsie zostalo znlszczo'
nych.
- Aresztowanie hrabiego
Arnima pod zarzutem oszu.
silva wywolalo W Niemczech
ogromna sensacye.
- Fryderyk Karol hrabia
Kinsky, potomek starej rodzl'
ny czeskiej, umari W wieku
IS lat.
Sledztwo W sprawie die.
wczyny czeskiej pod Polna
pozwala wnosic, ze fanatyczni
1ydzi dopuszczaja sic rzecsy,-
wiscie morderstw W celsch
rytualnych.
= Przesz}o 1000 dolar6w
wplynelo wczoraj ma fundu'z
Dewey'a.
= Tylko 1908 rekrut6w
potrzeba jeszcze do zapeinie'
MIA nowo tworzacych sic pull
k6w.
= w Key West zachorowa.
10 SO os6b, W New Orleans 2
osoby, W Plaquemlne Parish
l osoba ma z6lts febre.
Z Marquette, Bessemer i
Ishpeming, Mich, donoszs o
snieanych zawiejach, kt6re
trwaly wczoraj przez caiy
dzief.
w zachodniej czesci sta
nu Tennessee by1 przymrozek.
= w Greenville, Miss, po-
wieszono dwoch zbrodniarzy.
Fabryka wyrob6w gu
mowych W Peoria, ILL.,, nabyia
ma wlasnosc American Bicycle
Company "a Gene $4,000.
= w tym tygodniu przy'
wieziono 2 Europy do New
Yorku "a $ll,53S,562 towa-
row lokciowycb.
- w Kenosha, Wis, umie.
rajs ludzie ma tyfus.
W p6lnocnej Dakocie
panuja mrozy.
= Zarssd kolei ulicznych W
Cincinnati ME uwzglsdnif
prosby konduktor6w i motor
man6w.
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dOWej.
Chicago, 2sgo Wrzesnia.

Wystapienie rzsdu pruskie.:
90 przeciw konssrwatystom l
nalezscym do ich grona urzs'
dnikom politycznym,wytwarza
W. dzielnicach p6lnocnych,
opanowanych zupeinie przez
konserwatyst6w, stosunki W
wysokim stopniu dziwaczne.
Kr6l Wilhelm, po odrzuceniu
projektu kanalowego, posta-
nowi} ME zrywac ze stronnic'
twami, kt6re uchodzily zawsze
"a podpory rzsdu tronu, a W
latach ostatnich odznaczyiy sic
w walce z szerzscemi sic coraz
wiscei ideami przewrotu poll
tycznego. Chcial pozostawie
i'm czas do namyslu i do zmia'
ny stanowiska W sprawie bu.
dowy kanalu, a polecil tylko
ukarae - zreszts dose lago'
dnie - urzsdnik6w, ktorzy,
wbrew wszelkim tradycyom
pruskim, uayli swego wplywu'
ME W celu poparcia, lecz
zwalczania zamiar6w kr6lew.
skich.
Konserwatysci jednak, a
scislej, reprezentanci wielkiej
wlasnosci ziemskiej W p6lnoc-
no wschodnich dzielnicach
pa6stwa, ME robia 'r6znicy
pomisdzy SODA a tymi czion-
kami stronnictwa, kt6rzy pia-
stujs urzedy polityczne, i od'
powiedzieli ma znane rozpo-
rzsdzenia ministeryalue mani.
festacyami przeciw rzadowi.
Dlugie lata rzsd6w konserwa'
tywnych W Prusach Wschod-
mich Zachodnich, p6lnocnych
czssciach Bzandeburgii, a
zw}aszcza W Pomeranii, po-
zwolily representation wiel.
kiej w}asnosci ziefnskiej Ia
wsadnst zupelnie po2ozeniem.
w prowiIcyach tych urzsdy
wszystkie byly zawsze W re-
kach konserwatyst6w. Kon.
serwatysci uchodzili "a jedyne
stronnictwo wierne kr6lowi, "a
stronnictwo uprzywilejowane i
wyzyskiwali laski rzsdu ma
swoja korzyse. Ludnosc wiej-
ska, przywyk3a uwazae ich "a
jedynych powolauych pred.
stawicieli i rzecznikow wolf
monarszei, stowarzyszenia wo-
jackie "a swoich kierownik6w
zwierzchnik6w, wszelka opo.
zycya przeciw MIN, by2a opo-
zycya przeciw prawowitej
w}adzy pa6stwowej i podlega.
Ia surowym karom; siowem,
" ocsach ludu wiejskiego
Brandenburgii, Prus, Pomera,
nil it'd, konserwatywny lam
drat by} jest nieograniczo-
nym panem, uosobieniem VIA
dzy pa6stwowej.
Dop6ki interesy konserwa.
tyst6w konserwatywnych
landrat6w zgadza}y sic inte,
resami rzsdu, a gl6wnym ce.
lem tego stronnictwa bylo
zwalczanie agitacyi wolno-
myslnej i spoleczno demokra-
tycznej, stan rzeczy W dzielni-
each p6}nocno wschodnich
m6gl zdawae sic zupelnie
prawidlowym, a W kaadym
razie by} wladzy bardzo pozs.
dsny. Skoro jednak konser
watysci landraci zwrocili SIG
przeciw rzsdowi monarsze,
okazala sic GAIA falszywose
dotychczasowej polityki. Lud
sna swoich urzeduikow i pa.
now zblizka, jest cd mich zale.
any bezposrednio, q tenn, CO
sic dsieje W Berlinie, dowia-
duje sic "a posrednictwem
pism konserwaty ,przed-
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stan rzeczy jest pez Wylsola.
q jednej strony asdaja Mem
cy zupelnej zmiany systemu,
2 drugiej strony groza Polacy
Czesi obstrukcya, jezeli usta-
wa jezykowa Badeniego 20
stanie zniesiona. Jest obecnle
nova o utworzeniu ministe.
ryum zlozonego z urzsdnik6w
ME ogladajacego sic ma ~
czenia poszczeg6lnych partyj,
Chlumetzky ma stanac ma cze-
le takiego ministeryum.
MosKwA, 80 Wrzesnia. =
General Porter, ameryka6ski
AMBASSADOR W Paryzu bawi
obecnie tutaj i powiedzia}, re
sprawa Dreyfusa jest powle.
czona tajemnica. Jest on sta
nowczo winien zdradY stanu,
lecz byli inni, winniejsi cd
niego, kt6rzy W zbrodniczych
celach prowadzili konszachty
ze zagranicsnymi dyplomata'
mi.
BELeRAD, 20 Wrzesnia. =
Ekskrol Milan zamlerza Wyje-
chat z Serbii. Djuricz, ska
zany ma 20 lat wiezienia, jest
bliskim pomisszania zmys}ow.
Passicz Tasznowicz, ma kt6-
rych usunisciu najwiecej Mi
lanowi zalezalo, dlatego tylko
ME zostali ukarani smiercia,
ze zsprotestowaly przeciw to:
mu oscienne mocarstwa, a krol
Aleksander obawial sig rewo.
lucyi.
New YORK, % Wrzesnia. -
Cd samego rama setki lodzi
kraay}y naokolo "Olimpii'', a
gdy admiral Dewey ukaza} sic
ma pok}adzie, okrzykom ME
by}o ko6ca. We Westinghouse
przepowiedziano ma daisiaj
niepogode i przepowiednia
sprawdza sic. Powietrze jest
Jest mgliste i dadayste. $50
marynarzy, kt6rzy brali udziaf
W bitwie pod Manila, otrzy:
malo ma pokladzie "Olimpii"
pamiatkowe, bronzowe media
le.
y IL godzinie przybyl ma
poklad admiralskiego okretu
komitet washingto6ski, 2 ge'
nera1em Miles ma czele. Pre-
dloayl Dewey'mu program
uroczystosci ma jego przyjscle.
Admiral zgodzii sic ma ow
| program. Pruden wreczy} Ia
proszenie prezydenta ma obiad.
Komandor George w. Baird
wreczyl Dewey'mu iedwabna
admiralsks fags, ktora Cd
czasu Faragut'a ME powiewala
dotychczas ma maszcie aadnego
ameryka6skiego okrstu wo-
jennego. Ia historyczna pa
miatka bardzo Dewey'a roz'
rzewnila.
Po poludniu powital guber-
nator Roosevelt admirala of.
cyalnie, W imieniu stanu New
York. Gdy gubernator zbli-
zas sic ze sws swita, przywita.
Ia 60 Olympia 1S salwami ar.
matniemi. W podobny spo-
sob poaegnano generaaa Mer-
ritt,, gdy sic oddalal okretu,
po z}oaeniu Dewey'emu why.
ty. Merritt z Dewey'em wzisli
wsp6lnie Mantle. 9
Kosz kwiat6w we formie
podkowy, 9 stop wysoki, ma
des1al admiralowi stan Masss.
| ehusetts.
800 lodzi ratunkowych usta.
wilo sic dzisiaj wzdlua brzegu
rzeki, azeby W raaie potrzeby
spieszyt natychmiast z pomo-
ca.
Peoples Choral Union,
z1oaona z 200 os6b, W tel
liczbie z 700 dam, zbliay1a sic
wieczorem do admiralskiego
okrstu, ma kt6rego maszcie "a
tknieto po raz pierwszy fage
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Pogotowie wojenne.
Woiska nieprz1jacielskie koncentruja sic
Przesilenie ministeryalne W Madrycie.
Rad AUsTRYACKI BEz WIDOWED G.
Dewey przedmiotem czci amerykanskiego obyWatel-
silva.

stawiajscych fsprawe stronni.
czo nieprzychylnie dla rzsdu.
Zreszta tax juz przywyA DO
poslusze6stwa, ze chociazby
znal wlasciwe polozenie, to
pewno ME smialby odm6wic
60 i teraz swoim dotychczaso.
wynn wladcom.
Wytwarzaja sic ztsd stosun'
ki, moae nietyle niebezpieczne,
lie komiczne. Konserwatysci
W r6anych okregach wyraaajs
landratom, zawieszonym 2 po-
wodu opozycyi przeciw kr6lo.
wi W urzedzie, swoje sympa.
tye, urzsdzajs ma ich czesc
publiczne manifestacye, a W
manifestacyach tych, skiero.
wanych posrednio przeciw
rzsdowi monarsze, biora
udzial nietylko lud wiejski,
lecz nawet stowarzyszenia wy.
s1uaonych zolnierzy, t. wv.
"wojackie", W mundurach z
choragwiami wojskoweml.
Trudno sic temu nawet dzi-
vic.
Zlozony z urzedu p. landrat
przez dlugie lata by} przewo.
dniczscym tych stowarzysze1
wojskowych rzsdzil W mich
wedlug swego upodobanla,
kazai i'm wylsczac osoby po'
dejrzane o zasady liberalne
lub spoleczno demokratyczne,
kaza{ czlonkom ich oddawat W
czasie wyborow glosy ma u.
przywileiowanych kandyda'
tow i karal surowo tych, kt6-
rzy odwaayli sic glosowae pa
kandydata wolnomyslnego lub
chociazby ME stawic sic do
urny wyborczej. Byl panem
nieopraniczonym, kt6ry ME
pozwala1 ma aadna opozycye.
Obecnie, kiedy ten wielki
dygnitarz sklada ma rozkaz
ministra swoj urzsd, kt6rys 2
czlonk6w swiadomych celu
potrzebuje tylko podad ma
zebraniu wniosek, aby iowa
rzystwo urzsdzilo korowod z
pochodniami ma czesc diugo.
letniego kierownika, a Mkt
ME osmieli sic zaprotestowae.
Nastspuje wisc wielka mani
festacya, a stowarzyszenie wo-
jackie ze swojs choragwia
figuruje W niej ma pierwszem
miejscu, moae ME wiedzac
wcale, ae swoim pochodem
protestuje przeciw rozporzs'
dzeniom rzadu i polityce kr6-
la, swego bezposredniego, mai.
wyaszego zwierzchnika. (Kr6l
pruski Jest nietylko najwya'
Sym dow6dca wojska, lecz
r6wniez protektorem gene.
ralnym prezesem zwiszk6w
wysiuzonych aoanierzy).
Glebszego znaczenia poll
tycznego manifestacye takie
ME mais. Swiadczs one tylko,
ze konserwatysci ME mysls
uledz wolf rzadu i krola, lecz
pragns okazac, re W swoich
dzielnicach mogs liczyt ma
poparcie casej ludnosci, a ma
wet organizacyi wojackiej,
kt6ra, dzieki panujscej W n!ej
karnosci, Jest bardzo powaa'
nym czynniklem politycznym
W rskach obrotnych kierowni.
k6w. w takich warunkach
rad musi wobec opozycyi from.
dy konserwatywnej wyrzec sic
swoich zamiar6w, a W takim
razie powaga tronu ucierpi
nadzwyczajnie, albo tez musi
zerwac stanowczo z dotych.
czasowemi ''podporami tronu"
i przyjae pomoc stropnictW
liberalnych i srodkowych.
Decyzya ME bsdzie latwa, DO
cd niei zalezee bedzie ca}y