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New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
PRETTY SCHOOL TEACHERS FROM CUBA.
HERE FOR A FEW HOURS BEFORE STARTING 70
THE SUMMER SESSION At HARTFORD

HERE FOR A FEW HOURS BEFORE STARTING FOR
THE SUMNER SESSION At HARTFORD.
vvbe, the nJ,,nson Line steamer Oiinda came
10 her pier yesterday afternoon and unloaded her
literary cargo. which consisted of consignment
Of thrty-dve women school teachers from cuba, q
number Of camera hends were on hand to greet
them with a volley of snapshots. The Ne9sei lhane
this port Sunday night. too late 70 be cleared at
Quarantine and the morning papers gave the snap
shot lovers timely notice that bevy cf CUBAN
beauties would land.
The teachers appeared not to object to the cam
eras that were leyelIed at them. and they smiled
and looked their pIeasantest ana their prettiest
when the Volley began. Many a man mas a picture
that he win treasure. although there was no
posing and attempt at grouping. Perhaps this
makes the pictures valuable There were no
ugly teachers ia the entire group, and many or
them were more than passing hanGsoIne. I@hey @
gurgled and talked and chartered while they were
on the pier, and seemed to be more than Wiling
70 make the oest of the short monday lhey VIII
River steamer Priscilla join other teachers from
summer course al Harvard University
sonora Dolorez Lopez, a venerable looking ana
pleasant woman, acted as chaperon for the teach
tion, and said positively that she did not believe
IN Cuba Libre. She believes that the future OF
Suoa rests with the United States and that the
sVoner thts country assumes governmental respoh5
Ss.onty the better It Will be for Cuba EDWARD
morales, who here year ago with a large
number Of school teachers from Cuba met the
lsh
Besides the teachers the olinda brought the first
soldiers into this country under the new transpor-
lauon contract system. Hitherto they have come
o. % United States Transports They were Charles
nnte Daniel p. Stapleton and Frank Roose. mem
bers Of the ID United States Cavalry. They were
accompanied by Steward Perry D. SQures. White
II an invalid Up 10 four weeks ago be was wei
Tta T strong, bat was suddenly brought down IN
sMalanzas by paralysis which rendered his lower
nnDs useless He is going to the Military Hos
pi.al at Washington for treatment.
s1teen school teachers arrived the Red ID
prane steamer Caracas from Ponce and San Juan.
Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
MANY GO TO THE COUNTRY.
HUNDREDS OF FRESH AIR FUND chill
DREN START FOR THE HILLS.

Ihere was duplicate of a Hobson reception
OUTSIDE the Chambers-st. ferry house yesterday
morning The nero was a genial man, over whose
race smiles chased each other in rapid succession
His admirers were two hundred small boys and
girls The incident caused such a commotion that
one person rushed into the waiting in an
almost brea thless condition and exclaimed You
ought to see that out there kissing ell those
chiidren! The children were party of two hun
dred being sent TO Port Jervis by The Tribune
FRESH Air Fund and the Henry Strader
the railroad conductor living at Port Jervis who
takes such interest in the poor children of New
York and their fortnightly outings he makes 4.
point TO make a friend of every child of the
hundreds who go to Port Jervis and then TO visit
them all in their homes in the city. He knows
them and they know him. HIS visits to their
homes have convinced him that they need outings
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
CONTRACT GOES TO RATHBUN co
THE Low BIDS OF THE OLD SUCCESSFUL
BIDDER FOR FORAGE

Deputy Controller Levey yesterday afternoon
awarded the contract for supplying the Street
Cleaning Department with forage 20 the Milton
Rathbun Company. OF Manhattan. which last week
put IN the lowest bid. The bid held up
when IL was learned that Alderman W. H. c. De-
lano was connected with the Rathbun company.
IL seems that formerly he was it's secretary and
treasurer, but he resigned last month when his
nrm determined TO submit a bid for the contract
Alderman Delano yesterday submitted to Deputy
Controller Levey an affidavit setting forth that he
was not financially interested in the Rathbun COM
pany being no longer stockholder OF officer On
the strength of this Mr.. Levey awarded the con-
tract TO the Rathbun company. whose bid was
SIS 20
Behind the award OF the contract Is a story of
long continued friction between Thomas Isenane
the successful bidder for forage for the Stree.
Cleaning Department for nearly a dozen years. and
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

Commissioner Nagle. One Of Controller Coler's
staff said yesterday. in commenting the con-
tract:
Lenane has been too shrewd for this department
and also for the Street Cleaning Department and
We are all glad to him beaten by a new
bidder. Almost uniformly his bids for hay and
oats delivered IN New-York have been at a less
figure than the same could be delivered in carload
lots in Jersey City. He had system of his own
in getting the contracts and carrying them out af
terward. and no one else able to get In He
and A & c. Ferguson and John MOonan just about
monopozed the contracts for forage for the Street
Cleaning. Fire and Police departments. Their bids
invariably were the lowest. That, however did
signify that the inspectors were always satisfied
with the service the city receiving
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
HAVING A GOOD TIME.

Mrs. F. r. Galloway. who has charge OF the
second party Of children AT Sunshine Cottage
Pine Orchard Conn. writes that every one IS
having a beautiful" time. On the arrival Of the
train fine turnout took the party to the cottage
"herc Mrs young. the k!ndest Of hostesses. await
ed them. On the Fourth the children received a
generous supply Of hrecrackers and In the evening
IheTe was a fine display of fireworks. huge bon
fres were kindled on the beach. and all the sum
mer cottages were Illuminated with various colored
electric lights The children felt that they had
Ieached maryland. They battle every day and are
taken on sailing parties and every provision is
made Tor their physical comfort and enjoyment
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Clarence Barns reports the RECENT OF =
large box from Mrs. Adams for the NIncty-ninth-
st, playground, she contents OF which filled the
chdren's hearts with sunshine There were hooks
games cards. scrap pictures. 4 fine hammock and
football. Mrs. s. Bernstein. OF Philadelphia also
contributed story book for the playground rbrary
Mrs Burns will take charge OF large trolley,
party or the extremely poor children In
of Ninety-ninth-st Many of these children live in
cellars; and they are sadly In need OF sunshine.
Few things give these poor children more renl
pleasure than ride in open car. Dana S. Car
penteT. OF Vermont. acknowledges with thanks two
packages Of reading from Mrs. Scovllle of Wash
ingtOn. d
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

Il3Aies Mrs. E. Wheeler, H L. Bullock Mrs
John ,. Clark and Mrs. Walter Brightman
AZ sio o'clock another party. sixty strong set
out Tor an all night ride to Wayland and Mount
Morris, n. Y. They are to be Entertained in pri-
Eate homes This is the second party to 20 to
I person who arranged It, Those who go to Way
I@ano @ Viii De entertained by the following people:
MRS. Christopher Folts, Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs
fri rrederiGk lex Totten. Mrs. Henry Roberts Mrs A.
Guhe, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. S. z. Straight Mrs Miles
Branch, Mrs Stutzman. Mrs. Charles Avery M
Branch the Rev. l. NJ. Dice, Mrs John Didur
Mrs John Fox, Mrs. GiebeI, Peter Rainier tbs
fse0.r GeU; Father Stanton. Mrs Roy Morley. Mrs
NJ Snyder, Mrs. Frank Fox, Mrs George Su,;n9is-
Mrs. Frederick Swingle and the Rev H. Irving
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
VERMONT "DAUGHTERS."
ANN STORY CHAPTERS GIFT OF A MEMO
RIAL SHAFT TO RUTLAND.

Ann Story Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. Rutland. VT. recently made for
mai presentation to that city of the monument
erected by its members to mark the site OF old Fort
Rutland. 1t is granite shaft six feet high and
three feet square, with the inscription;
Memorial, 1775 Erected site of Fort Rut-
land by the Ann Story Chapter Daughters OF the
American Revolution, June 10, 1901"
The occasion treated a fete with school
children singing patriotic songs and bugle and
drum corps of schoolboys playing inspiring airs.
An original poem by one of the members read,
after which the chapter regent made the presenta-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

tfon speech The Mayor accepted the memorial in
behalf of the city, and the nag over the shaft was
Onfurled by n young who Is lineal de-
sceEdant of the first white woman born 10 the Otter
Creek Valley.
Other features of thr ceremony were an historical
paper by member givcg the story of the fort
address by Mrs Charles s. Fairbanks. presi-
dent-general of the national society. and another
by Mrs. Crosman, vice-pfesident of the New-York
society Mrs. Dyer afterwa5d gave reception at
her home IN honor OF Mrs Fairbanks.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
WATER FLOODS STORES.

TUNNEL BLAST CAUSES TWELVE INCH
FEED PIPE TO BURST.
The bursting of Finch feed pipe flooded several
stores yesterday morning in the Wollaston and
Wilmington apartment houses. in Broadway, be-
tween Ninety-sixth and Ninety-seventh sts- 4
dynamite blast for the rapid transit subway caused
the damage. The water. having the force OF a So
inch main pipe behind 1t. poured into Baizfys drug
store which is also postal sub-station No 14s. The
stores doors shut but the water forced them
omen and flowed for more than two hours.
Three feet of water were in Baltzly's and three
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
VALUE OF A DIME.

The dime sent by two little children OF Mont
clair. N j." given Saturday to a little
girl, thirteen years old who lives In tenement
house. Her mother is dead, and she helps keep
house and takes care OF baby few months old
With the 10 cents she took the baby for a long ride
on an open car from the Battery the upper part
of Manhattan and back again The little donors
will be glad TO know how much pleasure their gift
gave another
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
THE IDEAL.

1t dwela for aye beyond the hills,
Beyond the sunsets level bars;
And with it's haunting voice it fills
The undreamed space beyond the stars.
Yet there's a whisper in the
Alas II thou couldst only see
Not far away. but here and near.
Close. close as thine own henrt to thee"
-(Arthur Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
A REQUEST.

An invalid member In Michigan. who is not able
TO sit up, would be made more comforta BILE II she
could have n hammock. II any one has such a
form OF sunshine TO pass on will he she
please notify the office?
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
FIND TIE HEARTACuE

yes hnd the heartache; twill not take YOU long
You've but to join. each day earths surging throng
And. bending low. with sympathetic ear
Give heed to every whisper YOU NAV hear.
Its language, II the heart could so define
Is but the language of the ''t.I Divine"
MARGARET n. GOODENOW.
A T s s. Member
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
TWO CARLOADS AT BINGHAMTON.
COUNTRY HOSTS CLAMoR FOR THE LITTLE
GUESTS AT THE STATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUxE.I
Binghamton. y. Y. July S-For an hour and
zen minutes this afternoon the platform of the
Erie station and the viaduct head was crowded
with a throng of men and women awaiting thu
arrival of the train bearing The Tribune fresh
air children. When the train reached KIrkwood
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

Of the other stores AT 1880 o'clock. while in the
cellars the waters height seven feet Al I:So
o'clock the water was turned Off small fire was
caused bv the loOseninS of plugs in the electric
wiring At the drug store the loss 10 the STOCK anu
fixtures was estimated at 5000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NOTICE.

All letters and packages intended for the
r. \. should be addressed 10 The Tribune
Sunshine Society, Tribune BuiIding, New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
THE REV. DIR. s. MBRIBE RESIGNS.

The Rev. DR.. Samuel Mcbride. for three years
pastor of the Memorial Baptist Church. Eighth
ave. and Sixteenth-st, Brooklyn, has resigned 10
accept a position OF the district secretaries
OF the American Baptist Home Missionary Society
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
CHILDREN AT PORT JERvIS.
AMUSING INCIDENTS OF FIRST VISITS TO
THE COUNTRY.

TRY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.1
Port Jervis y. Y. July S.-One hundred and nine
tv-nfne Tribune Fresh Air Fund children. the
largest consignment ever received in Port Jervis,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30

Co.., W kt6rej W r6znych czesciach
budynku podpalono wiory nafta O.
blame, W skutek czego GAIA fabry-
ka doszczetnie sic spali}a. Kr6tko
pred wybuchem ognia widziano
krecacego sic okolo budynku mez-
czyzne, elegancko ubranego. Pred
tenn, mad wieczorem, pr6bowano
wysadzic W powietrze dynamitem
garncarnie frmy Robinson & Mer-
rill Co., ale straAnik odkryE dyna-
mitowe bomby pofozone W roznych
miejscach, MIN jeszcze lonty zapa-
lono. W r6znych innych fabrykach
znaleziono po katach nagromadzo-
ne szmaty oblane nafta, Policya
sadzi, re sprawca tych wszystkich
zamachow jest jakis waryat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Studemtom W uniwersytecie
Northwestern zabronifa wfadza u.
niwersytecka urzadzac balu. q tego
powodu buntuja sic niekt6rzy stu.
denci.
- Wysfano ztad ma wyspe Porto
Rico dwie tory amerykanskicL
sztandar6w.
- Tow. opieki mad zwierzetami
doszfo po 20 latach istnienia do
wiasnego konia do wozu ambulan.
sowego.
Republikan6w strasznie to
gniewa, ze policyanci, strazacy,
maszynisci rozni kIercy W miej.
skich ofsach otrzymaja " Ponie-
dziafek zalegfe pensye.
Rabusie wpadli do sk}adu
meblami pm. 234 W. Division, ME
spodziewajac sic, ze znaldule SIG
tam aparat alarmowy. Zbudzony
wiasciciel skiadu zmusil zfodziejow
do ucieczki.
- Modniarka Martha Goldstein
2 on. 404 Milwaukee ave. zostafa
aresztowana, poniewaz wywofata
pred swoim skfadem awanture,
posadzajsc niestusznie dwie die
wczyny o kradzie4.
- Ne ofary katastrofy W pralni
Doremus zebrano 81, 1,4575O.
= Ma rogu ulicy Root Union
ave. ugrzazf W blocie w6z piekarza,
rozwozacego .,paie% Woznica po-
szedi szukae kowala, gdy wrocii,
przekonai sic, he 2 15O sztuk ame-
rykahskiego przysnaku ME poso-
stala mu ma wosis ani isdnA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Nabozny Eydek.

sedzia Tuley roztrzasaf sprawe
kilku iobuz6w, do kt6rych nalezaf
takze Antoni Ptak. Skradli oni 600
funtow miedzianego drutu 1 pole
chaliz MIN do zyda VOLTA Sirlin ma
N. Ashland ul. Tam Sirlin kupif cd
mich skradziony drut, jak zeznaja
owe fobuzy, ktorzy przyznaja sic do
kradziezy. Tymczasem zyd posta-
viii swiadka wsp6fwyznawce, ktory
oswiadczyl, ze owego wieczoru mo-
dill sic Sirlin W boznicy okazyi
Snierci iednego = krewnych. So.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30
Rabus ukarany.

Do pralni Derby" pm. l41 -18
E. Ontario st. zakradfo sic czterech
rabusi6w, lecz czekaf tam ma ich
przyjecie nocny stro7 Frank Kelly
z rewolwerem W reku wezwai dra-
bow do poddania sic. Kiedy ci
stawiali ma razie op6r, Kelly wy
strzelif kilka razy re swego pisto.
letu. Traff Corneliusa Dougherty
raz W noge, drugi raz W glove,
gdzie kula ugrzezfa W m6zgu. W
5 minut po odstawieniu 60 do szpi-
tala, Dougherty umarf. Jego to-
warzysze zbiegli. Wypadek "a
szedi dis W nocy, miedzy IL a l.
Wazny wyrOk.
Sedzia Shepard wydaf wyrok
wazny dla wfascicieli realnosci.
Jezeli miejsce pod chodnikiem jest
przeznaczone do uzytku lokator6w
domu, a ma chodniku zdarzy sic
nieszczescie spowodowane MEDIA
ioscia lokator6w, "a szkody | straty
ztqd wynikfe jest odpowiedzialny
wlasciciel realnosci. Ma podsta.
vie tego wyroku zapiaci wfasciciel
jednego dom6w $1,000 odszkodo-
wanna przechodniowi, ktory wpadf
otw6r do wrzucania wegla.
Kotfy W miescie Chicago.
Koroner Traeger przeslaf Ra-
die miejskiej okazyi katastrofy
W pralni Doremus memoryaf, zs
nalezy uchwalic rezolucye, azeby
kotl6w parowych ME wolno byfo
czyscic stezonym roztworem sody,
niszczacym zelazo. Ma bye takze
niewolno odwolywao maszynistow
do innych robot.
Inspector Schlaks oSwiadczyf, zs
W jego urzedzie jest zapisanych
$500 kotl6w parowych, tymczasem
sadzi on, re kotl6w jest znacznie vie
j,lecz wlasciciele fabryk ME dbaJa
o donoszeniu inspektorowi kot}ow o
ich istnieniu, azeby ME piaci6 ko-
sztow rewizyi kotlow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30

lest dok1adnie liczba wycwiczonego
zofnierza, kt6ra kazdy ze sprzy-
mierzencow ma W razie przewi-
dzianym wyprowadzic W pole. Te-
go warunku ME mogfaby dotrzy-
mac Anglia, bo ma przewaznie O.
chotnik6w zacieznych = najgorsze
wojsko, jake ma swiecie istnieje.
Zadne tez militarne mocarstwo eu-
ropejskie ME postawifoby swej ar.
mil ma r6wni z angielskimi ocho.
tniczymi putkami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30
Rome WiadomoscI
telegraficZne.

NoICIJ hAChihoShAo SAtSA> -
szcze ostro krytykuja ostatnia NOW.
ke Wilhelma.
- Zmarly niedawno magnat W
przemysle zelaza, baron Stumm,
pozostawif majatek wynoszacy S5
milionow marek.
- Strajk W Masylii zakonczyt
sic porazka robotnikow. Kto Mich
m6gl jeszcze otrzymat zajecie, po-
wr6cif do roboty.
- Austryacki minister kolei ze-
laznych wydat rozporzadzenie, by
do budowy wagon6w, lokomotyw i
fabrykacyi SYN kolei pahstwowych
uzywano jedynie materyafu austry-
ackiego.
W Dublinie W Irlandyi u
mari James Stephens, znany
przyw6dzca Fenian6w W r. 1856.
- P6lnocna cze5c Anglii wczo-
raj rano nawiedzily srogie nalaw-
nice 5niezne huragany, kt6re
zrzqdzity znaczne szkody i pozry-
waly mn6stwo drutow telegraf-
cznych.
= Lord Salisbury cierpi ma ner.
kowa chorobe, kt6ra przez czas
dluzszy ME dozwoli mu zajmowac
sic interesami.
= Chill wezmie udziaf W PAN
amerykanskiej wystawie W Buff
falo wysyfa komisye do tego mia
sta.
Z Waszyngtonu donosza po-
jawieniu sic mn6stwa fafszywych
banknot6w pieciodolarowych re se-
ryi 1897.
W Nebrasce wczoraj srozyia
sic zawierucha sniezna. Pociqgi
sie op6znialy, W Omaha nasta-
PLY przerwy W ruchu tramwaj6w.
W Dallas, Tex, ogromna ule-
wa i silny wicher zrzadzily szkody
na $4,000.
w Richmond, Va, zostaf
przez pozar mocno uszkodzony mai
wspanialszy hotel tamtejszy "Jef.
ferson", wybudowany kosztem mi
Iona dolarow.
- W Latimberville, Marion Co.,
O., 24letni Irving Cupp piec razy
strzelaf rewolweru do wfasnej
matki ranif ia niebezpiecznie.
Jeszcze ME zdolano 60 aresztowac.
- Farmer Emil Segerlin, mie-
szkajacy osm mil "a Devils Lake,
N. D., W przystepie obfakania,
zamordowaf troje swych dzieci i
siebie.
- 9Sletnia Rebecca Show spali.
Ia sic W SVEN mieszkaniu W Lock
port, III. Zblizyla sic zanadto do
pieca odziez ma niej sic zajefa, a
MIN zdolano zdazyc pomoca jua
ME zyfa.
W Reform, Ala- zfodzieje
rozbili kase ogniotrwafa W biurze
ekspresowem / zabrali 1000 dol.
pieniedzy stanowych przeznaczo.
nych do wypfacenia pensyi nauczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-30
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOd0Wet.
Chicago, 80 Marca, 1901.

Cd niejakiego czasu coraz to
hcznieisze poiswiaia sic komenta-
re r6anych, uporczywie przez
Zwiazek prasy gromadzonych fax
tow dowodzacych niejako, re Wto-
chy staraja sig Sci5lejsze nawiazac
stosunki z Francya, q oddalaja SIC
cd mocarstw niemi zfaczonych
tr6jprzymisrzem. Dzienniki W r6z-
nyeh krajach snuja wnioski, re
skoro d. 6 Maja 1908 roku skonczy
sic peryod, ma kt6ry zawarto sojusz
Austryi, Niemiec i W}och, ten
zwiqzek polityczny, zwany iga po-
kojowa, albo tr6jprzymierzem, ME
bedzis odnoWiony, natomiast po-
wstanie inny sojusz trzech mo-
carstw, mianowisie do Austryi l
Niemiec przylaczy sic Wielka Bry-
tania, i tax znowu bedzie nliga po-
kojows", ale przeciw sobie bedzie
iua miafa ME dw6iprzymierze fran
cuzko-rosyjskie, lecz r6wniez So
jusz trzech, bo do Francyi Rosyi
przymkna Wiochy.
Azeby rozwazy6, o lie taxa pre-
powiednia ma cech prawdopodo-
bieistws, zdajmy sobie sprawe
usposobisnis pohtycznego, kt6re
zapanowa{o We Wfoszech po smier-
ci kr6la Humkerta.
Nowy kr6l podobno zawsze czut
pewnq nieche6 do Niemiec i Au-
stryi, o4eniony Z Czarnog6rka,
oddaTai swe sympatye Rosyi. O.
czywiscie, znaczyfoby to bardzo
maio gdyby inne okolicznoSci ME
pozwalafy mu i5t "a temi sympa-
tyami. Ale z jednej strony konie-
cznos6 niezrazania do siebe rady-
kai6w i socyalist6w - wiecznych
przyjaci6f republiki francuzkiei, a
wrog6w tr6jprzymierza, - dru-
giej strony handlowe zamiary Me
mice, szkodhwe dla Wloch, wresz-
Gle re strony trzeciei prawdopodob-
ne odwr6cenie sic Stolicy Apo
stolskiej cd Francyi, zblizenie
sic do Niemiee, - okolicznosc "a
sadnioza dla dynastyi sabaudzkiej,
kt6ra zawsze uwaas "a swoj obo-
wiazek ME bye tam, gdzie jest Pa
pie7 - wszystko to tax sic zbiegfo,
re istotnie Wiochy moga zamarzyc
przymierzu Francya, kt6ra cd
dawna j systematycznie wabi je ku
sobie.
q tego stanowiska patrzac ma
rzeczy, MONA uwazac "a sympto-
mat powofanie do steru radykala,
wielbiciela Francyi p. Zanardelle-
go, kt6ry tez W swej pierwszej mi
nisteryalnej deklaracyi ME wspo-
mniaf, wbrew zwyczajowi, Wier-
nosci istniejacym uktadom poll
tycznym, zadnego komplimentu
ME powiedzia} pod adresem tr6j-
przymierzs, natomiast dose DUO
prawi} o iakims scywilizacyjnym
koncercie", dazacym do ideafow
postepu, rozwoju, zbratania ludlow
tym podobnych nieokre5lonych
pojec. Kiedy szef rzadu, rekomen-
dujac siebie pred parlamentem,
m6wi o wszystkiem, CO i jak zamie-
rza robic, q milczy tylko % tax
waznei rzeczy, iak polityczne
zwiazki panstwa, to iua dale do
myslenia.
Wkr6tce potem minister spraw
zagranicznych, p. Prinetti, inter-
peIowany przez deputowanego
Gaeri W sprawie swego zapatrywa-
mia sic ma tr6jprzymierze, r6wniez
dai wymijajacq odpowiedz, zapo-
wiadajac. re swe idee wyluszczy
szczerze podezas rozpraw budzeto-
wych, ma teraz za5 poprzestaje ma
zapewnieniu, re bedzie postepowsf
zgodnie interesami kraiu,
Ma tych wszystkich danych Ia
two hsie shud0wa6 lskkemyslny