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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09
HE REACHED OUT A GRIMY HAND.

HE REACHED OUT A GRIMY HAND.
hand to me across a sort of counter,
behind which she sat in high rocker.
my family is large" she said, but
never too large to have additions made
to it."
A pleasanter, more motherlyloolIing
old woman it would have been hard to
find. Her blue eyes beamed at me with
a sincere offer of friendliness, and the
hand 1 grasped, had fine, firm
grip to it.
This is the sort of person one can
count on" concluded, instinctively. A
moment later an old man entered, car
rying bucket of coal. He had large,
kind face, too-indeed the husband
and wife seemed singularly alike.
was introduced to him and he reached
out a grimy hand.
Where do you live, sir?"
"At Omaha"
Married."
mo"
Live with your folls?"
yes"
"That's good. That's mighty good.
Glad to see you here. Hope you'll
make yourself acquainted with all our
boys"
BY this time Nam had a luncheon
laid for us on snowy tablecloth.
am trife fastidious about my eating,
and there have been times when
nearly starved to death because l could
not force down the fare l got at rail-
way eating houses. But this meal,
though simple, was delicious, and l
ate until l was actually ashamed OF
myself,
talked but little; it was better to
listen. The laughter and conversation
going on was like that of home cir
Gle. Nam led it, and she seemed to
know all about everybody. and to be
giving everyone bit of friendly en-
enlargement.
20, you'll soon be fixed all right"
she said to young fellow who HAD
confessed to her that his new house
keeping was on small scale. when
was first married had only one fiat
iron to my name, and l couldn't seem
to get money enough together to buy
another So I used to use it until it
was cold, and then do something else
till it got hot again. But it was awful
trying. Dads shirts used to get dry as
bones while l was waiting for that fat
to heat, But it's better now, as you
see. l own six irons now" she con-
cluded with an accent Of dry humor.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09
THE RED FLAG"
4 Story OF Robley Evans and His Maui
tIcaI Hint to His Friends

tIcal Hint to His Friends.
Capt. kobley ID. Evans, of the U. y.
navy, was in charge of the torpedo
boats which were patroling the course
In the international yacht races and
keeping excursion craft and yachts
from interfering with the contestants,
says the New York Sun. Aside from
his abilities as sea fighter, Fighting
Bob has another faculty, which of it.
self would make his name well known,
and that is as mar ufacturer of cpl
grammatic phrase. His statement at
the time he wanted to take his battle
ship to Hagana prior to the actual
declaration of war, that should permits
sion be granted him, mo other Ian
guage than Spanish would be spoken
in hell for the next twenty years." is
widely known and good sample The
other night he said to a crowd that he
was with: Well, gentlemen, it's about
time to hoist the red fag!" "Well!"
said a well-known author in the group,
what do you mean by that?" "rO
take ammunition on board" said the
sad sea dog, and then explained that
the red flag was always hoisted on war
ships when ammunition was being
taken on board. After listening re-
specially to the explanation the group
hoisted the red flag with due and ap-
propriate ceremonies.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09
ONE IMPERIALIST WITHOUT
CANT.

when Frederick the Great found
Austria under the government of a
woman he thought helpless, and at
tempted to assimilate so much OF Its
territory as he thought desirable, one
of its ministers undertook to demon
strate that the expansion was the will
of God to further the ends of civiliza-
ton. But when the name of God had
been written, Frederick interrupted
violently. Strike it out!" he said.
Leave God out of that; say did it. -
We may call him robber, plunderer
of the weak, never so happy as when
his riding-boots were splashed with
blood; but at the judgment, which is
as inevitable as life and death, he will
stand justified, rather than the muir
derous pharisees of benevolent as
similation," who shed tears over the
corpses they have made and take up
penny collections from our children to
"Christianize" the orphans of fathers
killed in defense of that for which
Warren died at Bunker Hill-as Jesus
of Nazareth did on Calvary-the right
of every man to be as free as the ever
lasting truth, the eternal law of lib
erty and justice ordained before all
worlds, can make him! When did that
truth and that justice ever make a
slave or forge a fetter?-From an ad-
dress by William Vincent Byars in St.
Louis.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09
Only Rewnrd Asked.

One of our officers in the Philippines
is very much disliked by his men. One
evening as he was returning home he
slipped into some deep water. A pri-
vate in his regiment, however, hap
pened to see him, and after some
trouble succeeded in pulling him out.
The officer was very profuse in his
thanks, and asked his .rescuer the hest
way he could repay him. The best
way you can reward me-" said the col.
der, is to say nothing about -"
why, my dear fellow" said the aston
ished officer, why do you wish me to
say nothing about it," Because, Il
the other fellows knew IN nu1tad ><o,r
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09
A Homelike Place.

"Yes, we get into county jails &C.
casionally," said the tramp, but the
trouble is they don't keep us long
enough. A Jail is homelike place,
with plenty to eat, no work and good
treatment. We are generally SEN
fenced for three months, but after
about four weeks the sheriff picks out
three or four of us and says: Now,
boys, them iron bars on that winder
is loose and it's going to be a dark
night. Hev some ambition about you.
An old tramp knows what that means,
and he is ten miles away before day.
light. A tenderfoot figgers to stay on,
and next morning the sheriff comes
in and finds him there and says:
What, hain't you got no ambition!
Then I'll give you some! and he boots
him out into the yard and aets him to
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09

Marrying at second hand" is curl.
GUS custom which has lately come to
light in that part of London called
Lambeth. 1t appears that the youth
of that district believe that by assist
ing" at a legitimate wedding ceremony
with the intent that they shall them
selves be married-by silently follow
ing the responses and exchanging VOWS
they become united as legally and
economically as the parties joining
hands before the clergyman. This idea
came to light on account of some little
difficulty in connection with baptis-
NAL ceremony, where objection was
taken by some hostile women folk to
the christening, on the ground that
the parties claiming to be the parents
of the candidate were "only married at
second hand" Inquiry revealed that
those vicarious weddings, if they may
be so termed, are not uncommon in
the district, and that the participants
are usually recognized by their neigh
bors thereafter as welded people
London Home Journal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09

From the New York Post: 1t must
have struck you as rather odd that the
four Gould boys are not graduates OF
any university. George, now 36 years
old, attended private schools and had
private tutors. His father early set
him to work in his Office and paid him
$5,000,00 to learn the railroad bust
ness. Edwin, just entering his 35th
year, was member of the class OF
1888, Columbia University, but did not
wait to be graduated He, like his
elder brother, set out for business ex-
perience before he got out Of his teens.
His ambition was to become a success
full controller and director of monster
enterprises, and for so young a man
he has handled some mammoths. How
ard had little schooling. His chief bust
ness venture was the purchase Of
Johnnie Milholland's pneumatic mail
system, called the Tubular Dispatch
Company, capital s2,1OO,OOO. Other
wise he is devoting his entire life to
yachting. Frank, the youngest, is
breeder of giant st. Demands, thinking
nothing of paying $4,000 for a fancy
dog. He is prime mover in the Federal
Trust Company, capital $1,0OO,OOO sur
plus 100000, which was organized on
November 20 last, and will do business
in the new building at Wall and New
streets. George, Edwin and Howard
are incorporators, and numerous allied
Gould interests are represented. How
ard is about 80 years old and Fraak Is
lust of age
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09
THE PROPOSED STEAMSHIP
TRUST,

The ship subsidy bill which the
Mark Hanna ring has undertaken to
jam through congress gets cold COM
fort from the industrial organizations
that the Hanna labor lobby have tried
to capture. We told last week of the
unanimous rejection of a resolution in
its favor by the Federation of Labor
at Detroit. 1t received only one favor
able vote in all that large convention
after desperate lobbying for it. An
other influential industrial organiza-
ton to denounce the bill is the Ma
tional Grange, the most representative
and largest farming organization in
the country, which did so at its recent
session in Springfield, Ohio. Even
among marine organizations only the
Lake Carriers association of Cleve-
land has commended the BILL and that
organization is only another name for
Mark Hanna and his brother.
And what is this ship subsidy bill?
It is bill to substitute American ships,
so adjusted that sailing vessels and
tramp" steamers, which now by com
petition regulate ocean frcights for
nonperishable goods, would be driven
off the ocean. The great bulk of the
subsidy would go to the large and swift
steamships, regardless of whether they
were loaded or not With sailing YES
sells and tramp steamers thus put out
of the way, and also with such lines Of
steamers as could not obtain bounty
either reduced in number and size OF
ships or entirely removed to foreign
waters, the conditions for the forma-
<,,x, ~ ri nfio ncoar, ufe a n, +, f,.,,et
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09

We have frequently shown from the
acts of the administration that its pur-
pose is to establish crown colonies aft
Ell the English model. Senator Lodge
now says so in terms. Thus the Unit
ed States, federation of democratic
commonwealths, is to become, as to its
new possessions" a monarchy with
their inhabitants as subjects. How
long after we get crown colonies will it
DO before we have q crowned head2
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09

road terminal trust would be ideal.
The railroad terminal trust is even
now almost complete. The steamship
trust, under the patronage of the rail-
road trust, lacks only the subsidy bill.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09

From the Somerville Journal: II
Wouldn't do that, Johnnie!" said
Johnnie's aunt to the little fellow, who
was standing on his head in the mid
die Of the parlor floor. and Johnnie
answered: 81 should hope you
wouldn't, Aunt Eliza"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-09

Brown-They say Green has been
wandering in his mind lately. Black
Well. he's safe enough: be can't eet
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

parlamentowi niemieckiemu cafy tydzieh
wywofafy skandaliczne mowy re strony
opozy'yi. Gdy konserwatysci iednei
strony popierali projekt przedstawie-
MEM kopij obraz6w, k ore rozpowsze-
chnione sa handlu, pragneli uzyskaG
od parlamentu potwierdzenie prawa
przeciwko rozpowszechnianiu tego ro-
dzsju reprodukcyj, to drugiej zn6w
strony socyalisci wolnomySlni przyta-
czali caiy szereg nadu2yt, jakich dopu~
szczaja sic wiaSciciele d6br rycerskich
ma kobietach, pozostajqcych u mich ma
sfuAbie. Przytaczano przykiady powo.
fywano sic ma opinie pastor6w. Powstat
skandal W psrlamencie, jakiego dawno
Juz ME pamietajq i wreszcie przew6dcy
opozycyi, Eugeniusz Richter Singer,
wprowadzili nieznana dotad parliament
Gle niemieckim polityke obstrukcyjna
skruszenia zaciektosci konserwatv-
stow Ostatecznie ME zdofano zatatwiC
sic S-ciem czytaniem, kt6re ME przyi-
die juh ma porzqdek obrad pred Swie.
tami Wielkanocnemi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

rzadkiem rzeczy. Lecz W Mem
czech, pod konstytucys, pod
bokiem parlamentu, ukuc spra-
we o zdrade stanu to sztuka
niemals. Wszystko, co obecnie
czynia i czynit powinni Polacy
W Pruskim zaborze, redukuje
sic do obrony konstytucyi
przeciwko szalencom hakatyz-
mu. Jezeli Polak W PoznaG-
skiem broni swego jszyka,
swojej WARY, swoich praw do
4aczenia sic W towarzystwa, do
noszenia barw polskich it'd. it'd.
to on przeciez broni konstytu-
cyl pruskiej, "a kt6ra sami
Prusacy leli krew W lS4S roku
ma bruku berli1skim. Samo
zbieranie skfadek no skarb ma
rodowy Polski pisauie broszur
o MEM jest dozwolone przez
konstytucye. GdzieA tn zdrada
stanu? Cbyba zdrade stanu po
pe4uia policya pruska i pano-
vie hakatysci, samiac konsty-
tucye. Ciekawi jestesmy bar
dzo tego procesu. Adwokaci
polscy beda mieli wdzieczne j
}atwe pole dla popisu.
I0n2dS1 Sienirddzki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24
! TELEGRAMY zAGRANICzNE ;

-Dominikanin Henry Didon, sfawny
francuski kaznodzieja, zmarf W z. t. W
Tuluzie. Liczyf lat 80.
Ma nasionach nadet fanych Kalfor-
nil do Hamburga znaleziono niebezpie.
czne owady, wesz San Jose.
w Apia, ma wyspie Samoa, powiewa
cd l marca tlaga niemiecka. Niemcy pc
godzili powasnionych krajowc6w.
w Buenos Ayres, Argentynie,
EASILY przeciagu dw6ch miesiecy %
wypadki smierci ma dzume azyatycka.
w Paryzu obchodzili z. niedziele
rocznice wybuchu komuny W roku 1871
zyjacy czfonkowie tejze socyalisci.
zaciagniscia pozyczki wo
jennej zostaf przez parliament angielski
przyjety W trzeciem czytaniu l72 gfcsami
przeciw %.
-Ksawery Szarwenka i kompozytor
francuski Saint-Saens zostali mianowani
czfonkami kr6lewskiej Akademii Umie-
jetnosci W Berlinie.
- Austryacka komisya wojskowa
przedstawifa rzadowi projekt uzbrojenia
wojska dziafami nowego pomysfu, kt6re
kosztowat maja miliony gulden6w.
-socyalisci wiedehscy urzadzili z.
obch6d ma czest polegfych r. lS4S re-
wolucyonistow. w obchodzie uczestni.
czy}o $4,000 osob.
-C6rka suftana Hadedze potajemnie
opusciia dom tureckim poeta Niedjar.
Towarzyszy jej Ria, c6rka Osmana Pa
sly. Wypadek ten wprawii suttana W
roZpacz.
DO chwili, kt6rej Kimberley La
dysmith odsiecz otrzyma}y, straty Bur6w
wynosify 677 polegtych 2,1z9 rannycn.
Ogofem straty wynosify, wliczajac zapa.
diych ma rome choroby itp., 4,351.
Rad brazylijski rozes}af cy kularze
do gubernat row r6znych prowincyj, "a
re odkryto spisek majacy
ma celu zaprowadzenie izadu monarchi-
cznego.
Parliament niemiecki przyjaf wnio"
sex, azeby wycofac obiegu zfote piecio-
srebrne 20-fenyg6wki. Sre.
bro ma bye bite do wysokc Sci 5 marek
na kazdego mieszkafca.
w z. t. spalifa sic GAIA wioska Casci-
IA Rizzardi, lezaca pod miastem Como,
We W}oszech; zgorzaio 60 dom6w mie.
w gruzach znaleziono 7 1--WE
,lonych ciaf ludzkich. Kilkadziesiat
sob poranionych poparzonych. spali-
o sic pareset sztuk bydfa owisc.
-Ze sofi donoszs, ze Rad rosyjski
vysiaf reprezentanta do Bufgaryi, kt6ry
sopatrzy ia " niezbedne pieniadze. Ro-
va widocznie chce dostac uboga Buiga
ye pod swoje panowanie fnansowe W
aki spos6b droga pokojowa rozciagac
,ontrole mad terytoryum corsz blizej
lonstantynopola. |,
-Parada W Dublinie dzieh sw. Pa.
rycego ME obess}a sic bez zaburzeh
'ow6z lorda may ora bombardowano ka.
potauczono " MIN szyby, po.
cya ME by{a W stanie dst sobie rady,
hociaz aresztowafa kilka os6b. Burmi-
trze re Sligo Drogheda, zaproszeni do :
7ziecia udzia}u W paradzie, odm6wili. :
w po}udniowej Rosyi rozchodza sic
7iesci podejrzanych ruchach wojsk &
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

M. Wegrzyn, Wilkesbarre, Pa
Cd riedawna czytam "Ameryke',
lecz tax MIA zaiety jestem, ze obejSd
sic bez niej lie moge. Przestajac
ia prenumerowat, wyrzadzifbym
sobie wielka krzywde, gdyz tygod-
mix "Ameryka' powinien W kaz-
dym domu polskiego robotniks
lub biznesisty sic znajdowat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

Jan Wanat, Meriden, Conn.,
Posyfam Panu prenumerate "a
czas do Nowego roku i zapewniam,
ae bede sic starai rozpowszechnid
"Ameryke" W Meriden New
Britain, DO jest pismo najlepsze,
jake kiedykolwiek czytaiem. Ka-
zdy powinien prenumerowa6
"Ameryke".
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

Kaziml7la kraszewski, Bad
dock, Pa - Zmuszony jestem Pa.
nu oznajlnic, ze jestem bardzo "a.
dowolony 2 Pahskiej gazety. U.
trzymywafam r6zno gazety, ale
"Ameryka'' najlepiej mi sic podo-
ba. Dziekujac zarazem "a Obraz
Kr6l6w Polskich ksiazke, zycze
aby gazeta "Ameryka" miaia jak
najszersze pcparcie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

Piotr G6rny, Conway, Ill
Obraz Krol6w Polskich i ksiazke
odebrafem, "a ktdre to prezenta
serdecznie dziekuje. Gazeta ga
meryka' podoba mi sic bardzo,
rad "a czytau, a nadto staram sic
rozpowszechni9 ia miedzy tutej.
szymi Polakami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

Pan W. Andrysiak Chesterton,
Ind, pisze: Odebra}em cd Pana
Obraz Krol6w Polskich ksiazke
do nabozeistwa, "a co jestem Pa
nu bardzo wdzieczny. Utrzymywa-
lem przez siedm lat inne gazety j
opiacafem je "z g6ry'', nigdy
takiego prezentu ME dostafem, jak
teraz cd Pana.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

A. Kowalski, Detroit Mich. -
Me m'm mic przeclwko temu, ze
Pan zadasz aapiaty naprzod, gdyz
gazeta Pahska warta jest tel ceny
i kazdy prenumerator powinien ja
naprz6d opiacat. Prose- mi przy-
s}aG obraz a jezei mona takze j
ksiazke.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24
PRzEGLAD POL|TYCzNY.

powiewa gmachu rzsdowego;
0 prezydencie Steynie lord Ro
berts pisze W swoich raportach,
jako o by]ym prezydencie.
Tax wiec Anglia odrazu i sta
nowcso zaanekto waia pa6stwo
Oranzowe, pozostawiajac swo-
i'm przeciwnikom klopot pro-
testowania ryzyko interview
cyl. Dalsza wojna bsdzie to-
czyc sic juz tylko o Transwaal.
Bedzie to twardy orzech do
zgryzienia, gdyz Pretoria jest
jedna z acknowledged
twierdz ma swiecie. Oblezenie,
jezeli do tego przyjdzie, musi
bye dtugiem i niezmiernie ucia
z]iwem. Powszechns ciekawosc
budzi kwestya, jak Burowie
postapis Johannesburgiem i
kopalniami z}ota lokoaa tego
miasta Prezydent Kruger da}
sic s}yszec, re zniszczy miasto /
kopalnie dynamitem, aby poz-
bawic nieprzyjaciela oparcia w
akcyi przeciwko Pretoryi. Ma
to Rad angielski odpowiedzia},
De uczyni prezydenta pa6stwo
transwaalsk:.e odpowiedzialny
mi "a szkody. Kt6z wlasciwie
bsdzie poszkodowany? ?-Czyta
my cd p6lroku W pismach, ma
jacych zwyczaj pisat to, czego
ME wiedzs, be Anglia wojuje
przez chciwosc ztota. Jest z}oto
W Transwaalu, jest wojna, a
wiec wojujs z}oto. Tymcza-
sem to z}oto jest wlasnoscia
prywatna, a wlasnosc prywatna
ME zmienia svoich wiascicieli
ze zmiana formy rzadu. Mech
mp. Szwedzi zabiora Peters,
burg, czego i'm ca}ego serca
zyczymy, to przeciez aui jeden
Moskal ME straci przez to swe-
20 domu, haudlu lub fabryki.
TAX samo ze ziotem transwaal,
skiem. Czy W Pretoryi bedzie
rzadzit Kruger czy kr6lowa
Wiktorya, w1asciciele kopalni
zostana ci sami. Ot6z okazuje
sic, Re wlascicielami z'ota trans.
waalskiego SO W jednej trze-
ciej czesci Francuzi, a W dw6ch
trzecich Anglicy. Zniszc sen,e
kosztownych masz7n i zasypa-
ME g}ebokich szy b6w dotkne-
1oby w}ozone W tea interes ka-
pita1y angielskie i francuskie.
Stad wielka paniE a ma gieldzie
paryskiej. Prawdopodobaie po
grozka prezyden'a Kruegera
jest troche obliczona ma to, aby
pobudzic kapitalist6w francu-
skich do starania sic o inter-
wencye. Majatek pa1stwowy
W Transwaslu i osobisty pre-
zydenta Kruegera ME pokryje
wszystkich STRAIT. Pierwszymi
do likwidacyi naturalnie stsns
Anglicy pod protekcys swoje-
60 rzsdu; Francuzi mogs wiec
W razie czego odejsc z kwit-
kiem.
Odpowiedz premiera augiel.
skiego ma propozycye prezy-
denta Stanow Zjedn. posredni.
czenia miedzy stronami woju
jacemi by}a grzeczna, lecz zim-
ma jak lol. Gdyby ME W wy
sokim stopniu przyjazne sto-
sunki panujsce miedzy Stana-
mi Zjedn. i Anglia mona by.
ioby obrazlc sic "a take bez-
wzgledne odepchniscie grzecz
nej ofary swoich uslug. A
jednak pewna czesc prasy an
gielskiej oburza sic ma prezy-
denta McKinleya "a jego wy
stap snie. Naszem zdaniem,
prezydent postspil wiaSciwie.
Rycerskosc obowiazuje W poll
tyce, jak W zyciu prywatnem.
Skoro s}abszy i zwyciezony |
zwr6cif sic do poteznego pan s
silva prosba o wstawiennictwo
do zwyciezcy, odm6wic mu by. '
}obv aktem egoizmu / tchorzo. !
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24

Jan Spielman, Whiting, Ind
Jestem zmuszony podziekowat Pa.
nu "a taxi piekny obraz Kr6l6w
Polskich i ksiazke, kt6re odebra.
fem W prezencie. Zycze kazd-mu
polakowi, @ ably prenumerowai
"A e! merEyke", bo ia do spraw reli.
gilnych wcaLe sic ME miesza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-24
Rosy i manifestacya na ko-
rsysG Apglii.

Rosy / manifestacya na ko-
rsyst Apglii.
Do objawow dodatnich i
specyalnie milych sercu pol
skiemu nalezy zsliczyc caiko-
wife znikniecie re szpalt prasy
amerykahskiej gios6w sympa
tyzujacycnn z Rosya. Gdy je.
szcze pred paru laty wciaa
zdarzalo sic czytac rome maja
czenia ma temat starodawnej
przyjazni Stan6w Zjedn. i Ro-
syi i r64nych zasiug po}ozonych
przez carow dla tutejszej RE
czypospoiitej, daisiaj ME spo.
tykamy 0 TEN aui s}owa. Jest
to postep znakomity. Me ten
z}y, co sic myli, lecz ten, co,
pomyliwszy sic, ME chce sic
poprawit. Pod tym wzgledem
naleay sic prasie ameryka1skiej
zupelne uznanie. Dzisiaj mo =
zemy bye pewni, ze, gdy doj
die do wielkiej Walk, gfos
prasy angielskiej be52ie brzmiai
jednostajnie ma obydw6ch pol.
kulach.
Zsgadkowem jest przyszle
zachowanie sic Niemiec. Prasa
niemiecka juz Cd dose dawna
przerwala swoja dawna anti
angielska kampanie; lecz o
prawdziwych zamiarach rzadu
mic pewnego powiedzie6 ME
mona. Pisarze angielscy, O..
mawiaja W broszurach pi
smach specyalnych niedaleka
przysz}osc, wyra4aja wprawdzie
nadaieje, be W ostatecznosci
Niemcy znajda sic w obozie
przeciwnym Francyi, lecz W
kazdym razie bedzie to kosEto-
wac stara Anglia bardzo CRU
DO. Cesarz Wilhelm zna sic na
interesie i "a byle CO W pole
ME wyruszy.
Ia to coraz wyrazniej zaczy.
ma sic deklarowa6 sultan jego-
mosc. Uparte pogsoski o ma
byciu przez Rosye portu Bur-
gas cd Bu}garyi o wielkich
rozruchach przygotowujacych
sic na p6}wyspie Balka6skim
bardzo wojowniczo
nastepce Mahometa. Bedzie to
prawdopodobnie konkurent do
Kaukazu, a mo3e i Krymu.
W innych krajach muiej
znac wpiywu obecaej wojny.
Austrya choruje, jak zwykle,
ua awantury W parlamencie i
czeka zmiiowania Bozego, DO
juz wszystkie srodki ludzkie
sostaay wyczerpane.
Niemcy s}awia sic projek-
tenn rzsdowym wzgledem pod
wojenia marynarki wojskowej.
zanim zas przyjdzie do budo-
wanna nowych okret6w, nar6d,
Goetego i Szyllera, a
1zis Bismarcka i Hakaty, wo-
juje z Polakami. Juz to ma
Nlemcach sprawdza sic pray
'.owie, ze gdzie konia kuj ia,
Jam 2aba nogs podstawia. Ma
oatrzywszy sic i naczytawszy o|
,resztowaniach warszawskich |
,achciafo sic i Prusakowi spro.
przyjemnosci polowania
Ia studentow. Pc diugich po-
zukiwaniach ma przestrzef cd
Wisly do Odry znalezionc rap
EN- trzech miodzie6c6w W po
'iadaniu broszury o skarbie
i wytoczono
m process o zdrade stanu. Ma
en- raz nawet "Dziennik Poz-
la6ski" ME zala3 sic lzami, jak
wykle, lecz rozstawil rece W
liemym podzlwie. z ca1ego
,rocesu bedzie tylko smiech
Vstyd dla Niemcow. Pod rza-
EN- rosyjskim aresztuja wy
y1aja setkami ME "a prawdzi-
"a zdrade stanu, DO do tych
o robis cos W tym rodzaju,
andarmi rosyjscy jeszcze sic