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, 1900-12-07
NEWS OF THE HILL.

Tie Siding, Wyo.. Dec. 6.-(Special
correspondence.D-On of the prettiest
weddings ever witnessed in this part
of the country took place last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Reyes, when their daughter. Carrie
May, vas given in marriage to John L
Cary in the presence of relatives and
friends. The Rev. F. T. Kruger OF
ed the ceremony.
The bride was attired in white,
trimmed in brocaded silk. lace and rib.
bon. The bridesmaid, Miss Rachel
Williams. wore white over blue.
Mr.. Cary and Mr.. Bean, the grooms,
man. wore the customary black.
After the wedding all repaired to the
dining room and partook of a bountiful
wedding supper hat Mrs. Reyes had
prepared, after which the bride and
groom were taken to Sherman, where
they took the train for the east. They
will remain for about a month, when
they will return and settle here.
The bride received many beautiful
and useful presents of silver, glass and
linen, besides several sums of money.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cary, Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J,
Broadhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. George. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gearhart. MI. and Mrs.
Boyle. Mrs. J. Burns, Mrs. Jennie Wal
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Reyes, Misses
Addie and Anna Gearhart. Jennie
keyes, Rachel Williams. Florence
Burns. Amy Reyes and Ida Maxwell;
Mossrs. Harry Reyes, James Williams,
Arthur and Chester Williams. Leander
Reyes, George Carroll, Ed. Carroll,
George %Broadhurst, H. B. Neil, l. Bean,
Mr.. Kruger and Master Willis Reyes.
, 1900-12-07
JOE, THE VALUABLE BIRD
DOG, DIES OF POISON,

Joe is dead. He died of poison. and
a life of great usefulness was ended ig,
ANONYMOUSLY. If he had died in a fight,
or had fallen with a load of accidental
birdshot in his head. it would not have
been so bad; but to be poisoned was
insult added to injury.
Joe was Richard Tregoning's bird
dog. He was known as the pest bird
dog in the county. and was highly priz,
ed by his owner. Mr.. Tregoning had
had him out in the country and was re.
turning last night. the dog following
the wagon. Somewhere on the west
side he anne upon the poison. Prob.
ably it was on Il piece of meat that
tempted him. All his intelligence did
not save him. as he di> i as any mon,
grel cur might have died. That is the
worst part of it. and there is anger in
Mr.. ~Tregoning's heart today. But it
does no good, for Joe is dead-dead as
a Tie Siding grader.
, 1900-12-07
W. H.. FRAzEE,
Proprietor.

Among the ems of thousands who
have used C~hamberlin's Cough Rene
dy for colds and la grippe during the
past few years, to our knowledge, not
a single case has resulted in pneumo-
mia. Thos. Whitfield & Co., 24O Wa
bash avenue, Chicago, one of the most
prominent retail druggists in that city.
in speaking Of this, says: We recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for la grippe in many cases, as it not
My gives prompt and complete recov-
ry, but also counteracts any tendency
OF la grippe to result in pneumonia"
For sale by F.. H. Eggleston.
, 1900-12-07
THE ARMY BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE BY
VOTE OF 166 TO
1873.

One Republican Voted Against It
Amendments Passed Exclude In.
toxicants in Canteens. Provide Fit.
ty Volunteer Surgeons for Philip.
pines and Veterinary Corps With
Rank. and Dental Surgeons.
, 1900-12-07
Mr. EPPS HAS RETURNED
TO HIS "BLACk BABY

Mr.. William Epps, the chief actor in
several spectacular affairs of knife and
razor and gun, has O Il comfortable
cell i'll the county Jail. Mrs. William
Epps, despite her great love for vii.
liam, cannot yet forget that he tried
to kill her and she wants him sent up,
sab" AS there are other witnesses in
the case the chances are that Epps will
be convicted of assault with intent to
kill.
Epps was caught in Cheyenne yes,
terday. On the morning after his At
tack on his wife he tool to the hills
and the officers who went in pursuit of
him could not find him. sheriff Yund
was determined to get him, and kept
up his investigation with his custom
airy persistence. He learned that Epps
was likely to show up at a certain
place in Cheyenne and he asked the
Cheyenne police to watch for him
there. The result was his capture yes
enne last night and brought Epps to
Laramie this morning.
Epps and his wife quarreled one
night about two weeks ago. and Epps
aimed a savage blow at her with a
knife. She threw up her arm in time
to ward the blow away from her breast,
and the knife went clear through her
right forearm. Epps skipped to the
hills and vas not seen again till the of
ficers arrested him in Cheyenne.
, 1900-12-07
FOR THE WEST
WORK OF WESTERN SENATORS
AND CONGRESSMEN IN
CONGRESS.
Representative MondeII Working for
Reservoirs in the Arid Region
Praise for Judge V~andeVanter for
His Work in the Interior Depart
ment-May be Rewarded.

Washington, Dec. G.-Seuatur VOL
COTS bill which he introduced in the
last congress to create Il tenth United
States judicial circuit was reiutro-
duced today by Senator Thurston. The
bill proposes creating a jr.Jicial circuit
to include Kansas, Nebraska. Colora-
do, Wyoming, Utah and Montana, with
two circuit and three district Judges.
The measure is strongly urged by all
the representatives from the states i'll
tcreSted.
, 1900-12-07
The Best Cold Cure

IS one you can take without Interrupt.
ton to business. One that does not
effect the head or hearing like the con.
tinued use of quinine. One that cures
speedily and leaves you feeling fresh
and ~clear-headed. Such a one is
krause's Cold Cure. Price % cents.
Sold by Chas. N. Settele. pioneer drug
gist.
, 1900-12-07

Durham, Dec. 6.-Lord Roberts. who
has arrived here. was accorded a tn
multuous reception. Members of the
Irish association dragged his carriage
to the town hall. The streets were
profusely decorated and crowded to
s~uffocatiOn.
Numerous addresses were presented
to the field marshal.
, 1900-12-07

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills. but they never fail
to cleanse the liver. remove obstruc.
lions and invisorate the system. Lara.
mic Drug Co.
, 1900-12-07
Working for Reservoirs.


wa. ,iveu , boorirr ,ndoy la. H., ,,,h
~comuit,oa On ,iyarS ,rl ,rh,,. and
uryod tho accommodation il, I'll, ri-,,
and barhor hin of nm mn.
nrnnriatinp funds fo,. sur..vir, ,a.,r
voi,. sita. in IN. arid land et,tos ,rI
for const ruc,ior of ra.ar,,i,, ,rou ,ho
sitas a1raodv sur,ovad and ,nrr,,oJ
nv C,n,,ir rbi,tort,, Initial c..,o,
corrs in Uron,i,u md Co,o
,.do
The amendment carries an appro-
priation of sl65 and provides that
the waters. when impounded shall he
under the control of the states. as at
present.
The members of the committee uucs.
toned Mr., Mondell at length unon he
conditions prevailing in the arid land
states and while eynrassinp M amin.
, 1900-12-07
The Merchants
Piano Contest

The following is the count of the
votes in the Merchants Piano contest
up to Wednesday evening. Dec. g.. 1900;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26

~ the Board could pass a regulation
thar such goods could Dc shipped ua.
-rammeiled. I think DO would be a Wis,
and safe thing % do. We know. how.
ever. that IL is perfec.ly impracticlbIg
People will not look any further tha1
,hei- own pockets. / think. untu ",
are absolutely sure about throwing the
bars down entirely. we cannot raise
the restrictions. That is my ptrsona.
opinion after sleeping on the matte.
nAnrnI ght
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26
FOR SALE CHEAP!
ON EASY TERMS.
BUILDING LOTS!

property
KeCuy
1Hsa throug aan
supplies purest valley
property
ears runt Oh or by
xAsrs L. better r'sned nsskbOrhOod
Yer terms. etc, wUNDENBERG,
A. Aagoon's Office o P. o.
ortOL LIGHT FOOT. on he adjoining premises
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26
Respectfully submitted.
J. F. HUMBURG.
GEO. w. SMITH.
EDMUND c. SHOREY.
r. j. DOWREY.
JAMES WAKEFIELD.
Discussion of Report.

DR. Wood spoke as follows with refer
ence to the Committees report:
II think the Committee is To be con
graduated. / am personally and bette
satisfied with the report than IL II ha,
been brought in in the affirmative.
have seen enough in the last few day,
to know that the moment the shipping
| restrictions are raised. or that il i,
known there is TO be no more super.
vision OF shipments. We will go back 70
the same conditions we had before IN.
epidemic began. I think IL is a it'll,
bit too soon. I have applications 70
be allowed TO ship American and Euro.
pean goods and other requests of thai
kind right along. which goes to show
the disposition Of part of the public
/ md the public as a whole is a safe
guide. / believe when the whole public
voices a sentiment. the sentiment is
generally correct. think il Is proven
that the voice of the public is safe 20
follow. The voice of a portion of the
public Is a decidedly unsafe guide to
follow. II the whole public OF Honolulu
were to express a point. I believe il
would be against the resolution. lust
as the Committee brings in their re-
commentator against the resolution %
DR.. Emerson. II move the adoption
of the report"
DR.. Wood: Before the motion f.
seconded there is just one point on a
special feature there from tie bacteri-
ologlst on experiments made in the hot
air chamber which | want TO bring out.
We conducted some experiments on the
funigating wharf TO prove the effect
OF sulphur disinfection. Cultures in
tubes placed where the fumes had free
access were killed. Those not placed
so were not killed. That means that
goods to be disinfected thoroughly
must be spread out so the fumes can
easily envelOp every article
In experiments in the hot air
chamber We have found that goods in
the interior are not reached by the
heat at all. We are going To expsri-
ment further 10 see what effect the
heat will have after few hours ex-
Dosure.
If il is the intention of the Commit
tee first, only 10 dislnfect the outside
M
g is the intention to penetrate. that
method will not be successful. / DON'T
hink the Board should exact IN
things toward commerce.
L believe the greatest triumph the
Board has achieved IS in preventing
he plague spreading outside OF Homo
.su. Il is true there were a few cases
u kahului and one at Hilo. Il has
OF however, escaped the quarantine
ines and affected any other part Of
)ahu- IL has not gone widespread 10
ny island The best work we have ac-
is in preventing the spread
L the epidemic outside OF Honolulu
ihere IL had such a strong foothold.
here is 10 be a limit. Commerce has
Uttered. Dr. CarmichaeTs statement.
nat cases which have sprung up i'm
iherent parts Of town. from sources
is worthy OF attention. I
elieye there is very little danger from
he clean stores. the white stores.
-ores having only American and Euro /.
can goods which could only be affect :
on the. outside anyway.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26
DR.. Woods Sensible Report.

The business Of the day being ended.
Dr. Wood stated he desired ID wind I'D
the closing days OF the Boards daily
sessions with talk upon the general
condition Of the city from a sanitary
point OF view. its future needs. a resume
or the work Of the Board. and recon-
mendatiOns which. I'm his opinion
should be made TO the Government
wish 70 bring up at this time. q"
said DR.. Wood. some matters before
the Government and public relating 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26

moved De would be compelled 90 note
| such facts ON Bills ~ Health OF yes
1 sells carrying CarZOes from this port
] and. although all CarCUes are. by reEu-
| la-iOu Of the United States authorities
! fImiEated at port OF entry. yet the
| fact shat no restrictions. excepting on
/ Oriental freights were observed here.
I would undoubtedly have a detrimental
| effect on shipment from this port.
| Further. the shipment OF freiEhts
/ without treatment OF any kind would.
Of necessity. until quarantine IS raised.
place the boats OF the island fleet In
the position Of being unclean. The car
| -yiug Of sugar cargoes by these vessels
would therefore place the'cargOes IN the
/ same condition.
While 10 is true that no cases have
occurred FOR some time in any locality
near the business portion Of town. yet
the springing up OF cases In points re-
mote from supposed infected premises
shows that We do not know just where
the danger lies.
The other islands look 10 US for pro-
lection against the disease being car
ried from this city To them. and the i'm
mense expense incurred thus far in at
tempting TO eradicate the plague should
AAAAFf uN NNAg N1AEAAA AA0W W Auht any
chances now OF letting IL get on 10 the
other islands.
,.e know that letters are coming
here from other places almost demand /.
ing that certain goods must be sent T.
but We see the same names on com Z
munications in the papers saying that /
regulations must be enforced. People I
from outside districts who are most rad
ical in wanting goods shipped will .
We believe. be the first to denOunce the .
Board IL plague should appear among
them.
The Quarantine wharf which was es-
tabhshed at large expense on the other
side of the harbor is now ready for
use. and with the facility for shipping
goods which is provided by that and
the present arrangements on the
wharves on this side OF the harbor. we
think that the proposed resolution
should be deferred for at least two
weeks and recommend lhat such action
be taken.
In order to relieve. to some extent.
the need in the outlying districts. for
prOvender, your committee are willing
TO recommend that the following items
he permitted shipment after treatment
in the Hot Air chamber. viz Flour.
mixed feed and beans in orig
NAL packages, and. also. after treat
ment by spraying. Hawaiian salt and
Hawaiian soap.
Respectfully submitted.
J. F. HUMBURG.
GEO. w. SMITH.
EDMUND c. SHOREY.
r. J. LOWREY. I
JAMES WAKEFIELD.
The last paragraph OF the report was :
finally withdrawn by the Committee
after considerable discussion. being
by the following resolu-
ion: That shipments OF -four. feed
yrain and other prOvender be permit e..
ed shipment on special permission -
'nly. and that permits be issued only :,
m presentation of good evidence that :,
uch articles are urgently needed. 81 u
he resolution was carried unanimous r.
y. ~
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Continued on Page 81
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-01-27
W|ADOMOSCI KRAJOWE,

w Silver Lake, Ind, rozbil
rabusie W nocy pistku ma sobote z
t. kase zeIazns W banku Commercial
zablali SO 900.
-Kongresman Fitzgerald, z Mass
achussetts, stara sic powiekszenie
liczby katolickich kapelanow wojsko,
wychs
w fabryce jedwabiu Braci Che.
ney W Hartford, Conn, zastrajkowa
10 700 robotnikow, poniewaz chciano
i'm obnizyc place.
-Fabryka lokomotyw Baldwin,
we Flladelii otrzyma}a Francyi "a
'mowienie ma 80 dziesiecioko}owych
lokomotyw pasazerskich.
w Izbie representative pre-
szed4 bill, przeznaczajscy przesz}o
$145, 100000 na wyp@ate pensyj dla
wysiuzonych zo4nierzy.
w New Yorku aresztowano Le-
roy w. Secora, ktdry by4 kasyerem
kompanii Goodrich W M lwaukee,
Wis. Sprzeniewierzy} sl7 900.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-01-27

"a du1os dla biednego robotnika pol,
skiego i jego rodziny.-A lie wstep
do salunu kosztuje? kttwo przeko
mac sic, lie najbiedniejszy polski
robotnik okupuje swoj wstep do pi
wiarni czesto 81 90 wiecej. Bywa
ze sic tam pobije, otrzyma kiika
ciezkich ran, musi sic potem leczyt,
w16czyt po ssdach i wydaje "a te
przyiemnosci nieraz po kilkadziesiat
dolarow. Ale ma odczvt szkoda Is
centow, DO to ma&o, a-mog}by sic
biedak czego nauczy6 i potem bo-
laaaby go g}owa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-01-27
PRzEGLAD PoL|TYCzNy.

Ma teatrze wojuy ME przy-
szlo jeszcze do stan"wezej roz
prawy; wszystkie jednak pc
racye rzedwstepne zosta}y wy.
konane jak dota1 z zadawala =
iacym skutkiem. Gen. Bnller
jak przysta1o ma rozsadnego
czAowieka, wzial do serca grud.
niowa nauke. Przekonawszy
sic, be takin nieprzyjacielem
jak Burowie, atak frontowy
trac; nieco waryacya, pogodzi}
sic z koniecznoscIa "ykonania
pracowitego planu z caiym
szeregjem zajst i obejsc Aanko
wych RezuItat jak dotad c.
kaza1 sic pomyslnym. Gaia ar
mia angielska zwolna przepra
villa sic przez rzeke Tugele W
kilku miejscach i, posuwajac
sic powoll, krok "a krokiem,
ablizy}a sic o uil - do Lady
smith. w chwili gty to pisze =
my, stanowcza b,tva moze jul
jest skohczona.
Zastanawiaiacym faktem W
tel operacyi jest s'aby stosun-
kowo op6r Bur6w podczas
przeprawy Anglik6w przez
Tugele. Nietylko ME powt6rzy.
fy sic krwawe sceny z 16-gss
grudnia, lecz miejscami Buro-
vie ME bronili wcale przepra-
wy i strzelali tylko jakby dla
przyzwoitosci. M6g} tkwic W
tenn podstep, lecz mogla to bye
takze prosta rachuba. General
Joubert, gdyby sic czul bardzo
pewnym zwyciestwa mad skom-
binowanemi si1ami Bullera i
White'a, m6g} puscic pierwsze.
60 umyslnie "a rzeke, ably g.
pobic W pozycyi, z ktorej ME
ma wyjscia W razie przegra-
nej. w podobnem po}o2eniu
znalazf sic swojego czasu NJ
poleon po bitwie pod Esling.
Majac Dunaj "a plecami, a ME
bedac pewnym wygranej Ma
poleon sam cofna} sic "a rzeke
P, szesc tygodni staf pod jej
zakryciem.
'Iaki podstep mozeby sic u
daf, gdyby gen. Butler ME ma
leza} juz, dziek, plerwszej po-
race, do kategoryl s-rzelanych
wr6b!i. Starego zo}nierza ME
godzi sic brac diva razy La ten
sam figiel. Wiakszem wiec jest
Observation-Disclosures, ze gen.
Joubert obliczy', ia na ten raz
ME potraflby obronic przejscia
przez Tugele i postanowi} "a,
szczedzic czas i krew swoich
ludzi dla stanowczej rozprawy
"a rzeka. A bedzie to najwie-
ksza bitwa W tel wojnie i jedna
z najkrwawszych W nowodyt-
nych czasach.
Europa och}one1a juz z
pierwszego wrazenla wywo3a-
nego przez niepowodzenia An
glik6w zaczyna bardziej ra-
cyonalnie zapatrywac sic ma
przebieg wojny. Zaprzestano
jua uragac Anglikom Cd ME
dofeg6w i prorokowac na te-
mat upadku Anglii. Skoro do
wied2iano sic napewno Ii
czebnej sile Bur6w, zrozunia.
no, ze $4,000 doskonafego zo4-
nierza regularnego ME wystar
cza ma pobicie takiejze liczby
doskonafej | dobrze uabrojonej
nilicyi, sledEacej ws76d. sSaf i
ME atakujacej nigdy. Przy-
pomniano sobie, jake ciosy "a.
dawal pod Plewna Osman ba-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-01-27

musiaFa uwiszit W Afryce, tenn
smielsza bedzie Rosya.
Dls Polski nowy rok rozpo-
czss sic nowem prze sladows-
MEM. Ma ten raz poszia W o.
gen ME miodziez goraca, ME
zadni niebezpieczni rewolucyo-
nisci, ami inni stras7ni ludzie, ME
daiacy spac spokojnemu oby-
watelowi, leca wlasnie CT, co
dotad uchodzili "a zywioi spo.
sojny i legalny. Taxi mp. pro
fesor Brodowski, byly dziekan
wydzialu medyczneg, W uni
wersytecie Warszawskim, TAXI
radcs Jurkiewicz, ksiegarz Mi
chalski, znany autor Krzywicki
nie byli nigdy zawodowymi
politykam', kt6rych specyal-
noscia byaoby robic truble Mo-
skalom. Sa to zdolni i zacni
ludzie i mic wiecej; ale to juz
wystarczy}o jednym Mich dla
straty zajmowanych stanowisk,
a drugim dla otrzymania kwa
terry wiktu W cytadeli. Kc-
miczne wrazenie sprawia roz-
pacz pism sta1czykowskich w
Galicyi j Pozna1skiem. Gdyby
to jacv zieloni studenci, biada
up. DAiennik Pozna1ski, ale
radcowie, wirkliche staatsra-
typ
Tax moi padstwo. | miedzy
staat .ratami sa uczciwi ludzie,
jak SO wszedzie, we wszystkich
stanach, klasach, partyach i
zawodach. Dop6ki TAXI edo
wick ME zetknie sic ze swojem
spo}ecze6stwem ma polu piracy
obywatelskleJ, przejia lata /
wr6g ME domysla sic jego zac-
noscl, OF zapisuje sobie recepty
pacyentom i wyk}ada z kate.
dry chorobach zoladka. Do
czego tn sic przyczepit? Ale
skoro tylko taxi professor 70,
stanie prezesem Towarzystwa
Dobroczynnosci, sytuacya zmie.
Dia sic odrazu. Towarzystwo
utrzymuje ochronki, a tam
ludzie dobrej wolf ucza "a dar-
mo dziat~ We czytat plsac, to
jest abrodnia politycLns. Ot6z
zacny professor ani ohejrzal
sic, jak na starosc zo,tal prze-
stepca polltycznym. Me te
stosunki sa straszne, gdzie sic
dostaja do kozy zawodowi
pozycyonisci; to zdsrza SIC
wsledzie. Lecz te stosunki 50
okropne, gdzie mkt, kto pocz-
civ, cie jest pewien dnia ami
godziny. Jest to juz ME ME
VIOLA, lecz anarchia, idaca z
CORY, systematycznie uprawia-
ua przez Rad. Jest to stan ia
Xxi, ze ME ma ze6 wyjscla ic-
n1go, jak walka Ma smierc j
zycle, mniejsza o to pod jaklem
has}em i sztandarem. Gdzie
nikomu zyc ME daja po ludz-
ku, tam ustaje r6znica miedzy
partyami programami, m
narod cafy stale sic partya, a
kosa ma sztorc osadzona-pro-
gramem.
Zona0sz SienairadskS.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-01-27

sIa MoskdloLu, ula ~ ol'oho pIT'
razy mniej wojska; a przeciel
ostatecznle Rosya zwyciesyfa
G iybysmy cofaeli Sc dalej
~>tecz, to nasze walki pod
Grochowem, Wawrem, Igauis
mi daily by jeszcze dobitniejszy
przykAad, jak drobne SHY mo
ga chwilowo tryumfowac mad
wielkiem mocarstwem, kt6re sic
jednak bynsjmniej ME rozpsda
pod ciezarem cjos6w. Milkua
wisc zbyt gorliwe g}osy o po-
czstkn ko6ca Brytanii i jak
dawniej, tax i teraz nikomu
jakos ME pilno k}ast pierwsze- =
mu glove W paszcze Iva, kt6
remu dzielne ogary nadgryz'y
nieco ogon i potarmosily gray
we.
Istarg z Niemcaml o rewl-
Eye statk6w juz jest zamkniety.
Anglicy postawili ma swojem.
Wvpat'oszyli kilka parowc6w,
przekonali sic, ze kontra handy
nie byio i pow, ILL agent nc
}adowac je IA nowo. Kto po-
ni6s} praytem strate materyal-
ns, moze dochodzic jej w sa-
dach angielskich. Zyska} tyl-
ko ma dobre cesarz Wilhelm,
kt6rego wielki proj4kt pod
wojenia marynarki niem'eckiej
ma dzisiaj wieksze szanse na
powodzenie, niz pred zatar-
giem. Przeciwko projektowi
beda giosowac socyalisci, VOL
nomyslni, Polacy, kilku Frac =
cuz6w i przys}owiowy jeden
Du1czyk, ktory swojs osoba cd
wielu lat reprezentuje w sci.
mie opozycye du1ska W Szlez
WIKI. Go sic tyczy stanowiska
centrum, to VIA snie to stron
nictwo jest W k}opocie wobec
zapa1u patryotycznego, jaki
ogarnal lud niemiecki ma wiest
o rewizyach statk6w. Chiopek
dal sobie wm6wic, Re potezna
fota jest konieczua, aby sic po
dobny despekt ME powt6rzyi, j
got6w jest siegnac do kalety.
Myla bic ci, co rachuja, ze przy.
s}owiowe skapstwo ch}opskie
zabije projekt marynarki.
CHOP jest skapy, lecz ME zaw-
sze i wszedzie. Gizie idz'e 0
honor narodowy, diva tylko
stany w1asciwie ME znaja gra
mic W swojej ofarnosci-ch3opi
-rolnicy i inteligencya zawc- .
dowa.
Austrya wchodzi W okres
dwutygoaniowych gabine
tow. Obalili Czesi Clary'
ego, przyszed1 Wittek. Po Kill
ku tygodniach zrobi}o mu sic
JUL "a goraco; wiec teraz idzie
ma sciecie Koerher, kt6remu
take Mkt zywota d}uglego ]
spokojnego ME rokuje. | tax
bedzie dalei, dop6ki cesarz
Franciszek J6zef ME wr6ci do
rzadzenia "a pomoca Polak6w j
Czechow. Jacy oni SO, takim1
zostana; geniusz6w niena j
mimi. Ale maja "a So
ba prsynajmniej arytmetyke,
ktora uczy, 1e dziesied jest
wiecej niz piec i Re ma to ME
ma zadnej rady. Albo W Au-
stryi j-st konstytucya i wtedy
cabinet musi pochodzic z vie
kszosci / rzadzic "a pomoca
wiekszosci, albo jest chaos,
gdzie mniejszosc probuje To-
vic ryby W metnej wodzle.
Do czasu moze to sic wlec jako
tako; lecz mole przyjsc i taxa
ch villa, ze wiekszosc straci cier.
pliwosc i napedzi wszystko i
wszystkich ma cztery wiatry.
Rosya ME zaprzestala natu-
ralnie powolnej koncentracyi
wojsk mad afga1ska granica.
Me jest to " naturze Rosyi
cofac sic po zrobieniu rierw-