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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
WENT HOME EARLY.
Republicans at National Headquarters
Were Happy.

Republican National Headquarters, New
York. Nov IAN enthusiastic crowd of
Republicans thronged national headQuar-
ters last night Three hundred and forty
had been asked to sit down to a feast
which had bOsn provided by the national
committed
By 10 o'clock all rooms and Railways
were crowded with men who chatted and
laughed and jostled each other and moved
here and there carrying udings-
When it was announced that National
Committeeman Payne had telephoned
from Chicago that Chairman Jones had
conceded Illinois and Indiana to Mckinley
a great shout went UP.
Senator Scott of West Virginia. sent the
following telegram to Senator Hanna !:
Shake. old Limpy, shake"
The reply was Telegram received.
am not Iimping as much as did. Con-
gratulations to you all HANNA
At 10 o'clock both national and state
headquarters were crowded to their ut
most capacity. The crowd staid for
awhile, but about II o'clock it commenced
to go, and by u:30 had nearly all left,
thinking it not necessary to hear any
more returns.
Refreshments were served at 10 o'clock,
but all hands were too much engrosSed in
news to leave their places SO the food
was brought around by walters.
One room was bountifully supplied with
wine, and this was served in prodigal
fashion.
Before IL o'clock the state committee
men took their leave, convinced beyond
all doubt Mckinley was reelected
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
no VOTE In PHILIPPINEs.
New York Only state That Gave
Soldiers Suffrage.

Chicago, Nov. IA special to the Rec
erd from Washington, D. c.. says: New
York Is the only state which has given
It's soldiers fighting in the Philippines an
opportunity to exercise the right of suf-
frageA There are more than 30 600 volun-
teers IN the Philippines and about IS 900
regulars It is estimated that 1900 men
enlisted from New York state, and If any
of the congressional election districts are
close especially those in the vicinity OF
Fort Niagara where the 42nd regiment
wee recruited the vote OF the soldiers in
the Philippines viii have an important ef-
feet
Officials Of the war department say that
the federal government could take no ac-
ton to insure the voting of troops In for
eign service. This was matter. 1t was
said which the states themselves should
have attended to and surprise is expressed
rtlst more states did not follow the eX-
ample of New York, and send commits
aioners to Manila to supervise the voting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
A ROAST
On Temperance People.

A little woman out in Tower Hill, Ill,
takes a fall out of the temperance peo-
pie in a letter containing the following:
sit is amusing to see some staunch tenn
perance people who would as soon be
caught stealing horse as to be seen go
ing into a saloon, that are tied down,
hard and fast, to their coffee cups as
much as an old whiskey sot is to his
morning dram. They give the same ex-
cuse that the old sot does, they act the
same way, the habit is just as fixed.
Their dram does not as quickly intoxi-
cate, but its steady use just as surely
breaks down the nervous system and
ruins them physically and mentally, fire.
quently setting up some fixed form Of
chronic disease.
Consistency, thou art q jewel. just as
much today as of old. Either break
away from your slavery-tea. coffee, or
any other pernicious habit you may
have, or quit preaching to others
know what I am talking about, for I
was a coffee slave for time and can
speak truthfully of its effects. It al
most ruined my nervous system, caused
constipation, headaches and sleepless-
ness. suppose if had drank enough
at one time to make me entirely drunk,
I might have felt easier.
Finally the stuff began to cause
coughing after my meals; then | con-
cluded to part company with the demon,
and at once, upon the advice OF some
friends, took up Postum Food Coffee:
The change was marvellous passed
from an invalid to a healthy person in
very short time. I had quit a drug and
taken up strong, powerful, nourIshlng
1000 IN Iiquld form. and owe my pI ,=l
health of Postum Food Coffee Name
will be furnished by Postum Cereal Co,
Ltd. Battle Greek, Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
JOY WASHINGTON.
Was Nearly Equal to
Inauguration Times.

inauguration Times.
Washington, New. 7-Jubilation here
over President McKinley's reelection
broke all bounds Never, except at in
auguration times, did such crowds surge
I'D and down Pennsylvania avenue, cheer
ing, singing and blowing horns
In the absence of the president there
was no gathering at the White House,
and such advices as were received there
were conveyed by telephone to members
of the cabinet now in Washington. Only
three are here, Secretaries Hay, Gage
and Root, the latter reaching the city
during evening. but Secretary Gage
was at the treasury department, ana
with number of friends heard the re-
suits there.
At the war department Secretary
Root. General Miles and Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin were on hand and remained
utnil late in the evening At Repupi-
can and Democratic headquarters oi1-
GERS of committees were engaged in fig
uring on the complexion of the next
house of representatives
REPRESENTATIVE Loudenslager was in
charge of Republican headquarters and
chairman Richardson of the Democratic
congressional committee came down
from New York, where he has been much
of the time during the campaign, to as
sumo charge.
At Democratic headquarters the news,
which began coming in early in the ev-
ening, was so gloomy that access to the
rooms of the Democratic committee at
the Metropolitan hotel was denied to the
public before 9 o'clock. At IL O'Clock
Chairman Richardson declined to make
any statement about the political COM
plexion of the next house, although 1t
seemed beyond question to political OBJ
servers IN Washington that the 57th
house would be Republican by a work
ing majority
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
INCOMPETENT CAPTAIN.
Steamer orinoco Runs Ashore In
Clear Weather.

New York. Nov. IA dispatch to the
Herald from Granada says:
Official inquiry into the wrecking of
the Orinoco has been opened here and
promises startling disclosures. The
steamer ran ashore on the mainland
near Granada, fifteen miles west of the
proper course. in clear weather. The
lookout man testified that land was not
visible until the steamer struck Chief
Officer Peters surprised the court by
testfying that he only held a Canadian
coasting masters certificate. The court
pressed the question If that was all he
had to qualify him for being the chief
officer of a passenger steamer. and he
replied that it was He attributed the
cause Of the disaster to an error of judg-
ment on his part in mistaking the near
ness of land when seen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
LONG STRIKE ENDS.
New York Cigarmakers Decide to Re
turn to Work.

New York, Nov THE long strike of
the cigarmakers, which started nine
months ago, in Herbs Wertheim and
Schiffer's factories and involved IL 9TH
er large firms, has been declared at an
end. The cigarmakers who struck in the
factories of Hamburger, Homan & Co.,
Powell & Smith and Hirschern & Mack,
1900 in number, have declared their
strikes off, Internationally, and have re-
turned to work on the old terms against
which they struck. One thousand more
employed by Oscar Hone & Co, and
Foster & Co, who were among the strik-
ers, will return to work Internationally
today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
Cubans Are Learning Baseball.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. IAN inter-
national game of baseball played here
this afternoon between Cubans and
Americans resulted in a victory for the
Americans by a score Of to 4. The
Americans. whose team included two
former members of the National league
and several collegians. We're greatly sur
prised by the stiff game played by the
Cubans who had been practicing daily
for some time The Cuban team in
Guided several graduates of American
universities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
BASEBALL CIRCUIT.
President Johnson Leaves For Tour
of Eastern Cities.

Chicago, Nov. president Johnson, oe
the American League Will leave for the
east this afternoon TO settle the circuit
question He expects to go direct to Phila-
delphia. and from there he will visit Bal
timore and Washington It is q possible
ity that Charles Comiskey will go with
him and G. w. Somers, of Cleveland,
may also join him in the east.
As soon as he returns he expects to call
a meeting of the American league and a
final vote will be taken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
LOSES LIFE FOR A DOG.
Old Man Crushed by Train While Try.
ing to Save Mongrel Pet.

Milwaukee Wis, Nov. I'm trying to
save the life of his pet dog Herman
Benin of us Kinnickinic avenue was
crushed under the wheels of a st. Paul
passenger train and so badly mangled
that at the Emergency hospital it was
said he had but small chance of re-
covery.
The dog was killed. It was a mongre1,
but Benin, who is SO years old, thought
a great deal of it. When it got on the
track in front of the train he sprang af-
ter it and both were run down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
Charged With Embezzlement.

Pfttsburg, Nov. 7--John c. Robinson
secretary of the Cash Globe Mutual and
Industrial Building a Lean associations,
was arrested last night on eight charges
of embezzlement and falsifyfng the ac-
counts. In default of sl1, 900 ball. he was
lodged in jail The associations are now
in the hands of receivers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
Kruger En- Route to Paris.

Paris. Nov. 7.-Ex-President Kruger will
arrive at Marseilles November II. A. re-
ception committee of the local Boer So
ciety win go to meet him Mr. Kruger
will make brief stops at Avignon. Lyons
and Dion, where receptions will be given
him. He will arrive il Paris on the morn
ing of November 10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
AM one WAY.

San Juan de Porto Rico. Nov. lit IS
estimated that rs. 900 Republicans voted at
the election yesterday for a commissioned
to congress and members Of the house OF
delegates. Not more than 200 federals
voted The election was orderly There
are no reports of s 'urbsnces- Communi-
cation with the interior is slow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
QUEEN OF SPAIN.
Appeals to Emperor Francis Joseph
to Stop Carlist Rising.

London. Nov. The queen regent Of
SPAIN says the Vienna correspondent OF
the Daily Express, has appealed to En-
peror Francis Joseph to use his influence
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
PRIZE FIGHTER KILLED.
Kid o'Brien Knocked Out by Carroll
From Brain Conclusion.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. michael Gold
man, of Bay City, known in the ring as
KID O'Brien, who was knocked down
and out last night by Bernard Carroll OF
this city before the Cadillac Athletic club.
died today Of conclusion of the brain
without regaininS consciousness Carroll
an under arrest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
Misses Shoes.

to ?. n.
Misses Kangaroo Calf Button
coin toe-leather tip-E width only
Regular value $3.50. Our regular
price $1.25. During the hour above
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-07
Folding Beds.

Folding Beds-Oak, Golden finish.
Spring Supported with rows Of
coil spring, with mattress complete
from to p m-.........-.--$1 4.75
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
OSWIATA LUDOWA w ROSYI.

'Siewiernyj Kuryer' podaje W BOB nu-
merze wielce ciekawe liczby co do ludo-
wei oswaty Rosyi "a rok 1898. Cyfry
te sa wyjete urzedowego statystycznego
sprawoMania, wygotowanego przez mi
nisterstwo oswiaty ma paryska wystawe.
Wszystkich szk6f ludowych Rosy ro-
ku 1898 byio 1869, i jesi przyjmiemy
obszar Rosyi ma Is, 744, 7S5 kwadratowych
worst, ludnosc ma l3O milion6w, to wynik-
ME, 10 jedna szkoia ludowa przypada ma
237 worst kwadratowych ma 1862 ludzi
Otto przecietne cyfry. ,Jesi jednak zwr6ci-
my sic do poszczeg6lnych gubernii, to
otrzymamy cyfry wiele straszniejsze.
Okazuje sic, re W Samarkandzkiej krainie,
(w srodkoYej AzyD jedna szkofa ludowa
przypada ma 1885 Worst kwadratowych, a
W Jakuckiej ina Sybirze) nawet ma 46, ,433
Worst kwadratowych. Uczeszczafo do szko-
fy W lynne roku 4, 4,2O3, ,246 dzieci, Mich
3, ,l36, ,l63 chioc6w 1867, ,431 dziewczat
(9642 dzieci ME wyszczeg6lniono, czy to
chlopcy, czy dziewczeta). Zatem | uczef
przypada ma 80 ludzi. Jest ich wiec 30
procent calej ludnosci, to znaczy i jedna
czwarta razy mniej, niz we Francyi 6 razy
mniej niz W Niemczech, piec razy mniel
niz W Finlandyi, diva razy mniej niz W
Grecyi, diva i jedna czwarta mniej niz W
Bufgaryi, a nawet i pol razy mniej niz
W Turcyi. Podfug slow gazety ''Siewiernyj
Kuryer' trudno dziwic sic tym cyfrom, Je-
sli uwzgle lednimy wydatki ,poniesione ma cele
oswiaty. w roku 1898 wydano ma ludowa
oswiate 1865, 274 rubli, czyli or procent
wszystkich wydatkow "a rok 1898.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
ZDROWIE CARA. REFORMY w FIN
LANDYI.

O carze Mikofaju jakos cicho W gaze
tach. hyje podobno dzwiga sic Z foza,
lecz niema iadnych oznak, ably rzadzit
sam panstwem. Poniewaz niema teH Off
cyalnej regency, vice machina pahstwo-
wa idzie sama, swoim wtasnym pedem
Jest to najlepszy dow6d, ze samowladztwo
car6w rosyjskich nalezy jul do przeszfosci
historycznej. Ostatnim carow, kt6ry rza-
dill sam, byf podobno Mikoiaj l, ten
musiaf umrzet nagle, gdy mu sic zachciato
prowadzic dalej niefortunna wojne krym-
ska. Rosya rzadzi klika urzednik6w, kt6-
ia sic IRE miedzy SODA o 1upy; car jest ma
nekin5m dla swiecenia W oczy ludowi Gdy
manekin, jako istota zywa, stanie sic ME
dogodnym dla chwilowo zwycieskiej par
tyi, daje mu sic szczutka, lub oddaje ma pa
stwe nihilist6w. Jak juz wspominalismy
dawniej, los MikolaJa IIgo pozostanie
prawdopodobnie w zawieszeniu do rozwia-
zania carowej. Przyjscie ma SWAT mezkie-
go potomka prawdopodobnie uratuje mu
zycie pod warunkiem uznania jakiejs cho-
roby nieuleczalnej; W przeciwnym razie
jest wszelkie podobiehstwo, ze choroba
Mikotaja IIgo zacznie sic szybko pogar-
szac, az przyjdzie chwila, kiedy juz MONA
bedzie odwiezc samodzierzce' do podzie-
mi katedry petropawiowskiej zachowa-
MEM wszelkich pozor6w przyzwoitosci.
General gubernator finlandzki zapropo-
nowaf senatowi tego nieszczesliwego kra-
ju move srodki dla wzmocnienia jezyka
rosyjskiego. Maluczko, jezyk pahstwowy
Annie W Finlandyi takie same stanowi-
sko, jak obecnie Kr6lestwie Polskiem.
Czy bedzie to take kara "a powstanie,
jak utrzymywali zawsze politycy rosyjscy
i nasi "nieczynni' patryoci? Kara to ME
bedzie, DO jeszcze W Finlandyi AMI jedne-
60 powstania ME byio Ale bedzie to do
bra szkofa, W ktorej Mode pokolenie Fin
now nauczy sic myslec 0 powstaniu dzia-
lac tym kierunku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
AARCYBISKUPAS STABLE
WSKIEGO. NAPAD MA GOETZA-
OKOCIMSKIEGO ARESZTOWA-
MIA w WARSZAWIE

Arcybiskup gnieznienski ks. Stable
wski wpadf W niefaske cesarska zato, re
skarcif nieprzyzwoita agitacye osfawionego
ksiedza Krzesinskiego podczas ostatnich
wybor6w Poznanskiem. Wszystko to
jest w''porzadku, postapienie arcybiskupa,
i gniew Wilhelma Ale ciekawym jest
wniosek, ktory stad wyprowadzity pisma
stanczykowskie ktory bezmyslnie powt6-
rzy4y "a niemi niekt6re pisma polsko- anne
rykanskie. Zaczeto mianowicie ubolewac
mad odwaga ks. Stablewskiego pfakac
mad tenn, re dzieki tel odwadze ks. Stable
wski bedzie ostatnim Polakiem IA stolicy
arcybiskupiej W prastarem Gnieznie. Ejze,
panowie! Czy tylko naprawde ostatnim
A kt6z wan powiedziaf, re krolowie pru-
scy beda zawsze mieli cos do powiedzenia
W sprawie obsadzania stolicy gnieznien-
skiej? Deus mirabilis- fortuna variabilis,
t. ]. Bog jest cudowny, szczescie zmien-
ne, m6wi stare przysfowie. Gdy pred pa
ru laty, podczas debaty polskiej W parla-
mencie berlinskim, mowca Polak zwrocif
sic do izby zapytaniem, czy moze ktory
obecnych przysiadz, re Polska nigdy
juz ME bedzie panstwem samodzielnem,
ami jeden sic ME odezwaf. Ci ludzie znali
troche historye, ktorej czytanie polecamy
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
GORSETY w SZKOLE ZAKAZANE.

Saskie ministeryum oswiaty zakazafo
uczenicom noszenia gorset6w. Jako str6j
dla dziewczat W szkole przepisano rodzaj
bluzki wygodnej, niekrepujacej ruch6w.
Pewna pani pisze tej sprawie: ''W szko-
ZACH wydziafowych, gdzie uczeszczaja
dziewczeta wieku od 11-14 lat, jest
okoto so proc. wysznurowanych opance-
rzonych. W szkoiach, uczeszczanych przez
dziewczeta klasy ubozszej, MONA czesto
widziet, re uczenice niezawsze czyste i
Gale nosza ubrania, ale natomiast maja
gorsety. Whine temu gf6wnie matki, kt6re
sadza mylnie, ze gorsety sa konleczne dla
prostego trzymania sic. Powaga W die
dzinie ortopedyi, zmarfy radca sanitarny,
prof Lorinser, uznaf corset jako zupefnie
niepotrzebny dla prostego trzymania sic,
co wiecej, uwazat go "a szkodliwy wog6le
W okresie fizycznego rozwcju. Wiasnie W
tym wieku, ktorym So dziewczeta ucze-
szczajace do szkof wydziafowych, zapadaja
one ma bednice inne przypadfosci choro-
bliwe w6wczas sznurowki najwiecej szko-
dza
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
Vol. XIV. Dec. Is, 1900.

usilnie wszystkim, co krytykuja czyn ksie-
dza Stablewskiego
Il napadu jakichs opryszk6w ma pana
Goetza- -Okocimskiego, kt6rzy, udajac agen-
tow 'fzadu narodowego', chcieli wyfudzic
kieszeni bogatego browarnika pareset
guldenow, pisma niemieckie polskie stan
czykowskie kuJa bron przeciwko czynnej
poityce narodowej. Ciekawismy, coby te
pisma >powiedziafy, gdybysmy i'm przyto-
czyll kllka znanych tutaj wypadk6w, gdzie
ludzie swieccy przebierali sic "a ksiezy
chodzii po domach kolektowac ma ME-
istniejace kosciofy. Gdzie sic cos robi do
brego, tam wszedzie znajduja sic 1otry, co,
wdzlawszy ma sic skore do mich nienaleza-
ca, beda probowac swoich nieczystych ope-
racyi. Oszukiwano ludzi imie religii,
oszukiwano ich imie nauki, oszukiwano
W imie mitosci ojczyzny i niema ma to
innej rady, jak uczyc sic uczyc, ably 0
lie MONA, odr6zniac ziarno Cd plewy. w
tym wypadku naprzykfad dobra znaj jomosc
dziej6w naszych porozbiorowych nauczyfa-
by pana Goetza kazdego, do kogo to ma
lezy, Re rzady poIskie narodowe, zanim
przystapia do przymusowego wybierania
podatku narodowego, wydaja manifest do
narodu 2 wyjasnieniem sprawy zapowie-
dziq, re podatek bedzie sciagany. DaleJ
ludzie upowaznieni do tel czynnosci .legi-
tymuja sic odpowiednimi dokumentami
i W razie odmowy ME groza rewolwerami,
lecz oddaja sprawe do wydziaiu sadowego-
Wydziaf sqdowy ostatniego rzadu narodo-
wego roku 1863 -64ym funkcyonowaf
tax znakomicie, re nawet Rosyanie zamie-
szkali W Kr6lestwie placii bez oporu
przypadajqcy ma mich podatek narodowy.
Move aresztowania w Warszawie do
tkneiy mfodych juz giosnych powiescio-
pisarzy, Wacfawa Sieroszewskiego Stefa-
ma Heromskiego. lie szczeg6iowem om6wie-
MEM tel sprawy musimy wstrzymat sic do
nadeJscla szczegjf6w.
n. Siemiradzki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
NOVA LORDA ASALISBUREGO. PRE-
ZYDENT KRUGER w HOLAN-
DYI. ZATARG MIEDZY HOLAN-
DYAT PORTTTGAITA.

w nowym parlamencie angielskim, jak
dotad, wygfoszono dwie mowy, kt6rych
echo gruntownie odbifo sic uszy Europy.
Pierwsza byfo krociutkie oredzie krolowej
Wiktoryi w kilkunastu sfowach sedziwa
pani kazafa dac sobe Is milion6w funt6w
ma wojne W Afryce try niliony ma woj-
ne Chinach nar6d daf bez straty jedne-
go wyrazu ma dyskusye. Druga byfo pre-
mowienie premiera Anglii, lorda Salisbu-
rego, izbie wyzszej parlamentu. W odpo-
wiedzi ma przyjecie prezydenta Kruegera
we Francyi i ia odczyt generafa Mercier
W senacie tenn, jak wyladowac spora ar
mie francuska ma brzeg angielski, pan Sa-
lisbury oswiadczyf spokojnie, re Anglia
ME pozwoli ma zadna interwencye ami arbi-
tracye Burami re doprowadzi wojne W
Afryce do kohca. Kwestya ia stoi teraz tax
jasno re mic oprocz formalnego wypowie-
dzenia wojny pom6dz Burom ME moze. To-
paczymy vice, CO So warte wszystkie te
krzyki spiewy i parady, kt6rem1 hofota
francuska tax obficie raczyfa nieszczesli-
wego prezydenta.
Pan Kruger Juz przy piracy, t. j. Ho-
landyi Przyjecie stolicy byfo r6wniez
uroczyste, lecz daleko mniej hafasliwe,
niz Paryzu. Opr6cz prezes6w obydwoch
izb parlamentu, odwiedziE 60 wszyscy
dyplomaci zagraniczni, wyjatkiem po-
slow angielskiego japonskiego. Audyen-
eva krolowej .Wllhelminy byfa bardzo
krotka nawp6t oficyalna. Teraz, jak sic
zdaje, juz minaf okres krzykow i wizyt,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
CHINY. KONIEC UKfADOW POKO-
.JOWYCH

Dyplomaci W Pekinie jakoby przyszli
juz do ostatecznego porozumienia komi-
sarzami rzadu chinskiego. Brzmi to bar
dzo nieprawdopodobnie, jednak cos W tenn
bye musi, skoro wszystkie pisma uparcie
to powtarzaja. Szczegofy ugody trzymane
So W tajemnicy. Podobno przedstawiciele
mocarstw zgodzili sic ma darowanie zycia
tym dygnitarzom chihskim, kt6rych dostac
ME mogli reszta punkt6w ME jest znana.
Jezeli rzeczywiscie ugoda nastapiia, to do
koica awantury jeszcze 'daleko. DIPLOMA
ci mogli sic zgodzic miedzy soba, lecz Z
tego bynajmniej ME wypada, ably rzady
mocarstw miafy koniecznie przyjac te ugo-
de. Nastapi teraz nieskonczenie dfugi
okres not ok6lnikow miedzy kancelaryami
dziewieciu pahstw. Poniewaz kazde bedzie
mia1o cos do powiedzenia, ilosc kombina-
cyl odpowiednich i'm dokumentow moze
wyniesc 9razy9, t. j. 81. Zajmie to GAIA Ii
me, a na wiosne moze sic okazac, ze GAIA
ia robota byfa do niczego trzeba zaczynac
ma nowo. Dop6ki Rosyi ME wykIaruje
sic ostatecznie kwestya nastepstwa tronu i
dop6ki Anglia ME zgniecie oporu Bur6w,
dop6ty kryzys chihski bedzie sic wlec bez
zadnych decydujacych rezultatow. Dobrzy
znawcy polityki obozu angielskiego juz
teraz odzywaja sic gfosno, re wojna W
Chinach wybuchnie nanowo wiosna i
skonczy sic podziaiem panstwa niebieskie-
go. Rad angielski zazadaf Cd parlamentu
nowych fundusz6w na wojne Chinach,
a tenn co mysli robi Rad rosyjski ME
dowiemy sic az dopiero wtedy, gdy stanie
sic jakaS nova, gtosna niespodzianka.