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Difference a,216 $3.50 2.l,7O4 80.
NEW YORK COTTON FIRM,
Essed on at the Close Under Sales
for Profits.

Essed on at the Close Under Sales
for Profits.
New York. June 81 The cotton market
opened firm with prices to 6 points high
err on eager buying to covcr shorts. SUP
nort from the bulls and foreign demand
for the most part founded on continued
dry weather conditions in the Southwest
where high temperatures were being com.
planned Of What appeared to he STAN
pede of the bears In Liverpool sent prices
there up some Az points, and this, too
served to strengthen local values. Imme
dlately following the call there was n fur
Their rise and for the next half hour prices
worked steadily upward, July reaching SIT
ana August S.iS. Light receipts nnd re
ports that Southern ,uot markets were
hrmer ON Increased export demand dis
buyers throughout the early bulge En-
rope hid for the fam and early winter
months, mud The South bought July and
August contracts. lust when the market
gave Indication Of advancing above 500
Tor August reports coached the ring that
King Edward was dying \ quick drop ~
to points followed under general sell
Ing. July sank back 70 80 and August
TO $40. Later the news from London took
a more optimistic turn aud on renewed dc.
mand from shorts the whole market rallied
several points
In the last hour the market was Influenced
by additional reports noting improvements
in the British kings condition, light re
mand for spot cotton, Prices advanced to
the tor notch Of the morning but eased
off In the last Ave minutes under sales for
profits by room longs.
The close was steady, net TO 10 points
higher, Total sales for the day were estl.
mated at 1T5,Cl0 bales.
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5l1sc. little proht-taking on the bulge
brought recesslons but July, after selling at
429sc, closed firm &c up 1T 42Mc. Tne
weakness in wheat and provisions had no
influence. Receipts were 10 cars.
II suited the packers again today to un-
load some OF their burden on tho outsiders.
ally weaker This caused general liauidn-
tion most of the day. AT times brokers
bought In To steady the decline. General
selling in ribs. however, produced weak
close. July pork sold between~lS32ls ana
lSl2h and closed I7I9c lower at ls21ta !,
September pork sold from 1875 down 70
lS,35 and closed aOc down at ls.4Iia: july
lard closed Zoe lower at lu5Tla. and sep
tcmher ribs l5m1Iiac down at loBldlo.b2la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; wheat
- cars; corn 1T5 cars; oats rs cars; hogs
5000 head,
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steadicr: spring patents up i0c.
Wheat-No. 3 T4&; No. red so
Corn No 2 yellow 6S,
oats--No. > 44s,d45; No. , white 5i1sd
81: No 2 white 5tM5lia.
Eye--No. ? 5o1sG6o
Barcy-Good feeding 81; fair to choice
Flax .sssd-So. 1855; No. Northwest
ern La
Timothy seed-Prime 5. 70.
Mess pork---Per Dbl is. 2cdls 27ls
I4ard-Per 100 lbs 10. 52i2,
Short ribs sides-Isoose 10. SOLO, 10.
Dry salted shouiders--Boxed SIS.
Short clear sides-Boxed 1O,156lo. s11s.
Whisky-Basis of high wines 80.
Glover Contract Grade S,So.
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STOCKS NEAR THE LOW LEVEL

pence. The weaker SPECTATORS have been
forced out since the declaration OF peace,
but there IL an extensive class. OF stronger
holders which has maintained the hope
that active revival has been merely post
roned until after the kings coronation.
This speculation has involved not only Lon,
don but all the continental financial
centers. ru,a
serves TO ohstruct the influence of the
South African settlement upon nnancial
affairs. the effect will be rehected IN the
stock markets There was nothing IN the
news OF the day to account Tor rise In
prices OF stocks The crop news was rather
neutral.
Traders who bought Reading professed
some confidence that the strike was break
ing IN and they had news OF some further
returns to work by strikers, hut there
Was nothing like general demand for the
coaiers. Colorado Fuel was moved up "a
points on account ri proposed action on
the dividend but the gain was entirely
wiped out without any news reaching the
public to account either for the rise. or re-
notion. A late advance In St Paul made
the closing steady. but very duh
There was little doing in bonds and the
market was irregular. Total sales, par
value, s2,01J.oO0. United States bonds were
all unchanged on the last call.
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MANIPULATED BY BULLS.

The whole action of the pit today ind.
Gated a shakeout manipulation by the bulls
TO buy in at lower prices Local receipts
were 80 cars, ave Of contract grade. Min.
nespons and Duluth reported 273 cars,
making a total for the three Points OF 800
cars, against III cars last week and 49,
cars year ago.
Corn had a good jump at the opening In.
duced by higher cables and cold wet
weather in the growing corn, Shorts GOV.
cred and tho country bought literally. Sell.
ing that has been going for some weeks
in September and which has been thought
10 be for the provision crowd was said to.
dny 10 be for the big bull Interests. rms
Influenced a mixed feeling In the pit. duly
MAS pushed up to the high price of sc
which was reached during last week
excitement. shorts We're punished to some
extent and then the market was allowed
10 sin hack July held much Of its nd.
vance but the selling on the bulge in Sep
tcmher brought an easier close In that dc.
iiverv ,Iuly sold between 6Slse and 6,,c
and closed ssc up at 6Sl2e. SEPTEMBER
closed a shade down at eoa6olkc Receipts
oats mad a good advance early on buying
orders IN the hands OF all commission
houses The weather did not help corn
ard 'ea.a cats continued In their good do.
mand until No. 3 white sold today at SIG
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NeM York prv Gnods

New York, Juac 25.-Dry Goods -Yestcr.
days reductions in the prices of blcachcd
cottons have brought out good demand
and the market for these has already a
brmer appearance There has been hut a
quiet business reported In blown and coarse
colored ccttons al previous prices Prints
are nfm but quiet, Print cloths duh and
unchanged. More business than Of late In
mems wear, woolens aud wersteds Dress
goods unchanged.
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kendia-Lcwls

Marshall, Texas. June 20 NJ,
Kendig of Kansas Guy M !
Miss octavla Lewis Q, s,,h poss
were married today az y, rItr. 10!
the First Baptist church. tr.s 81. q irF',
presence Of a large conc rOsnd BIZ ReI, 7
The ceremony was perfoIi perform manner y
drews In very impressii,scca n an elfiss
bridal party were entsr, Mrs Howell "
reception by Mr. and ME- nrsmony and =
inInedatel 5,oa aflf FOR ' Kansas city' W.
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GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS ELSEWHERE

st, Louis, June a5,-W heatLower; Ne,
rcd cash elevator III track 7sis old; 72d
IS new; July a: September Io5s; No 2
hard 74d75 Corn Higher: No. cash
esSh; track 65AG65.e July 65A; september
a6ls. Oats Higheri No. . cash 10; track
4Tm4TI5: July 34h: Scptember 2S&; No. .
white 5O6t50Is Ryc Firm .5sis; Pork
Johbing 1890 for new; 1910 for old. Lard,
Steady 1890 Flour Quiet; winter pat.
ents S60d37O; extra fancy and straights
S.3oa73 40: clear 800, Timothy seed
Steady 800 for ordinary; prime worth
more Cornmeal- Steady 3.15, Rran--
Steady TO arm; sacked cast track $3.50 ~,
Hay STEADY "a arm; timothy Soonl NO.
prairie a 50d - ~ whiskey-sStsads 80.
Iron cotton ties Bagglng b1sMtiss Hemp
Irvine o. Dry salt meats STEADY boxed
lots, extra shorts HOO; clear ribs lll2ta;
short clears II %. Bacon steady: boxed
lots. extra shorts 1i.sIisi clear rms I'D snoo
shert clear i212is Receipts-Flour bsu'
wheat, 35o0o; corn. .aAn; oats. 42'Hp
shipments. Flour. 1000; wheat, $4,000 corn
$1,000 oats, i4,0oo.ss
New Orleans, June 25.-Hog presuets-
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Firm Pork-standard mess 1900. Lard
Rnennsd ileroe s&, pure lard II, Meats
Bpo%eo' dry salt shoulders ga sides liz
y con-Clear ribs sides 1lH Hams
Snoiec sugar cured lshdlS% ConeeERio
Ordinary 70 fair 6hG7h, Rlce-st.ady:
SssSfrsenings 2%d3]s; head 4%d5; fancy head
ossta7 Flour.-EItra fancy 3.eSd3' 75; pat.
r Hns Jg s Cornmeul 1925. Bran S.
NJ rlme lS'ood 1880; choice 1870. Corn
No sacked, arm; white 10: mixed ~;
yellow '2'a oats-No. sacked 1917,
Kansas City, June wheat-JuIv s7s.:
september 6Ilsd67it: cash No. 2 hard rig;
go 90 red q; No spring 10 Corn-Juiy
NJ :. So'p n.sii 52ls; cash No mixed 64ls;
- : white 6llsdG6, Oats-No. . white IL
am RecSipts- Wheat, 1890: corn II. 600:
oaIs' az 1000 Shipments Wheat, i2'soo;
corn, 22,4oo; oats, COCO. -''''V'
g. N noo York June 25-w heat-Receipts
S 1," 70, spot easy; No, 2 red 7sIs elevator
Eva 'SA I o, b. ahoat: No. ] Northern saX
asa !" u snoat; No. | hard s5Js T. O, b.
"nost' options weaker and lower.
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METALS.

New York. June 25.--Lead vas Wv, "
New York at Az and at London T., III n
Cd. Spcltcr ruled duh ana nvl i,ss
at Az and Mt London STEADY q. Va yo,t
Iron was steady to firm az NeN M AZ
without change In quotations. :, 4,
gov market closed "a loWet eh,rrl
and at Midd,esboro II was "n'''
49s I'D.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, June 25, -Eggs-keselppma,
BAG packages; market strong; Sou'n"'s3
Chicago. June -Butter-steadSE;, q, ,i'
erv isaac: dairy In Cheese-sle'u
@i1. Eggs Strong; fresh L. v,.A
Kansas City, June %. IEgss-lss's, I1
st. Louis. June 25, -Ro Ill5s,l. Nj
Butter-Steady; creamery l1@.sn =
17Ml9. Eggs-Lower AN loss on
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Neu York Money,

New York. June 25-Money on call steady
2l5d3 per cent prime mercantile paper VA
al per cent Sterling exchange tirn with
actual business in bankers bills a. 4 SIS
posted rates 4 S6d4 s6i2 and 4.SS1ad4: 80:
commercial bills ( s45sd4 .S55s; bar silver
52N Mexican dollars 42l2 Government
bonds steady; state bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds irregular.
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Wharton. Texas. June - .anetlns 8
son and Leake. VINO are sor,h Tesis,
rles OF tent meetings ~ ,rinsSTestIns nfsSs'
bringing to a close an N from from lere g y !,
nt this place. They 80 mere 4 seeh II, N
mond and will remain IN their tent y,
days, holding services " >
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London Financial Gable.

New York. June 25.--The Commercial Ad-
veitiser's London financial cablegrau says:
Tho stock market was characterized by
stagnstion, but there was recovery after
yesterdays sympathetic relapse. Amerl-
can stocks were hardly mentioned, but
they held firm above parity.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

F; Q, B. mill Texas interior points. a.
Prime crude oil, loose AZ M
Prime summer yellow OIL. 3s N
Lihters, according TO quality O2IsSf o2x
Prime cotton seed meal. .so4 Is n
Prime cotton seed cake. "a IS al
Quotations on prime cotton seed me.,
AID prime cotton seed cake are for delivery
New Orleans. June 25.-Cotton seed prod.
ucts-Prime refined oil in barrels 4sh OF
refined 42h; prime crude oil, loose. 35h.
;, Memphis, June %. Cotton seed oil
prime summer yellow 40: or summer Vol.
low nominal; choice cooking summer vel.
low nominal. Meal and cake-Prime 90 %:
of nominal. 1900
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COFFEE.

closed quiet, with sales OF 156Oo has us'r re-
corded Including July at 4. SO: september
a Nv December .; l5d5 20; March : 40:
nay NaS 9 s,n,; spot Rio gulet; No invoice
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MOVEMENT OF PRICES
I. NARROW AND IRREGULAR.
There Was No Disposition to Buy II
View OF Uncertainties Hanging
Over the Market

New York, June .5.--The dealings In
stocks fell to near the low level Of activity
Of the year again today. The movement
Of prices was narrow ana irregular For
the principal actiyc stocks there was GOOD
support and the tone OF the market was
rather firm, but there was no disposition TO
buy In view OF the uncertainties holding
over the market There was fairly gen
ersl upward movement In the early deal
ings which probably came from bear
traders who sold short last evening on
the apprehension that King Edwards Ill
ness might terminate fatally over night.
There was buying here for London account,
prompted by the same technical cause,
which served to bring to halt the ad'
vance In sterling exchange.
The local money market was also dis
tinctty irmer in tone and encouraged bank
ers to sell moro sterling loan bills. Not
withstanding n few recessons In the price
OF sterling at Paris. there were no en-
gagcncnts OF gold for export. There WAS
nothing in the news from London as 1t
reached Wall street to account for any
strength in the stock market as the gen
eral fear was that the illness of King
Edward would terminate fatally. But the
sentimental effect If Yesterdays sudden
announcement was somewhat dissipatcd.
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SUGAR.

New orleans. June 25.-i 5'Si,1s c.sl|
opcn kettle 2lad3 3-ls: open se,s'e MIA
.ugal Sm3b: centrifugal yel I',,. XIII NH
seconds 2m3 s-16. Molasses-pu''' =
ugal sails. 80 c...rRaw vi
fair refining 3 sic; centrifugal
3 5,l6: molasses sugar 39-lo'
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1 one,on ConsoIs.

London. June % -Consols for money &c.
account GO Bar silver quiet, 94ss. Money
2L6212 per cent. Discount for short bills
2lsG29s per cent; three months bills 2Hd
rs per cent.
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st. Louis. June %, woolu IN, sIi
dunn and combing l3a li4. wished
liza: heavy fine 1odlSi tuv Va"
o41i.
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THE ILLNESS or THE KING
HAS HAD SMALL EFFECT.
a General Advance at liverpool and in
The Home Markets---New York Spots
We're Marked Up.

At THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, 4-64d higher.
New York, to 10 points up.
New Orleans, advanced to 8 points.
SPOTS:
New York, t-se up.
Others unchanged, but firm.
The Illness OF the king is apparently pre-.
venting an advance but with the present
weather conditions the market can not be
depressed. Rain in Texts Is the only thing
which can do that just now. Not drop of
rain fell yesterday over the cotton belt and
GIL the markets showed the effect Of that
fact.
The New Orleans Times Democrat OF
Wednesday sizes up the situation when it
says:
Operators in cotton are now between two
Ares, as they generally are. On the one side
Is the increasing gravity of the stuition IN
Texas; on the other lie Inc possibilities Of
disturbance over the Illness of King Ed.
ward
AS 10 the seriousness OF the first item.
there can hardly he two opinions. without
bumper weld in Texas big crop In thu
aggregate verges on the impossible. As the
new season Will begin with visible and IL
visible reserves drawn down to tho mint.
mum, 1t needs no argument to prove that n
maximum production is required.
As 10 the effect of change Of British
snvcreigns no conclusion. however well ren-
soncd, can have much value The succes.
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uol;davs al Liverpool

Liverpool, June 25.-The eot y "a 81
here will be closed June 70 :
previously arranged
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FINANCIAL LOSS INVOLVED.

Nevertheless there is something to be APP
pretended from the direct financial losses
involved in the abortive preparations for
the coronation. Another reason is that there
has been n considerable speculation upon
the hope Of revival by South African
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MIXED CONDITIONS In GRAIN
"TAlLERS" IN WHEAT
TAUGHT A LESSON.
The Break Came When the Elevator In
terests Stopped Supporting and Lib
eral Selling Was ndulaed In.

Chicago June 25,-"laiors' in wheat
were punished today. After early strong
prices support was Withdrawn from wheat
and weakness ensued Just the opposite
occurred In corn. shorts were banded
about the bull munpulators until they un-
covered. then the price was allowed to
slip back. Under these mixed conditions
July wheat closed We lower, July corn psc
up, September corn shade down and July
oats ssc lower,
Provisions were hard pressed and closed
Zoe to 2Uc lower.
Wheat showed strength the nrst hour.
The opening was a tribe weak on lower
cables and fairly good weather map
There soon appeared, however, batch or
bullish reports of bad threShing returns
little shipments from Oklahoma, Kansas
and Illinois because of doubt as to grading
aud promises of more wet weather. Elevat
ors bought for Il short time and july
wheat, which opened unchanged to sc
lower Mt Ii'ec to 7il4c. advanced to 1870.
Yesterday II was known that the short IN
tcTcst was eliminated Such a condition
favored a collapse owing to the absence OF
interest To support the market on dips. inns
break came today when the elevator in
terests stopped supporting and liberal sell
Ing was indulsed IN Longs who mad
tailed after the big bulls, scurled TO
secure paper prohts or 20 prevent actual
loss Both July and September options
were sold freely. Added TO this weakening
influence was that of an absence OF any
good foreign demand and the weakening Of
the foreign markets. July dropped to 1879,
Some support was given for a time and
rally TO 74c followed. but the close was
weak NC lower for July at I5Sse.
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New York Futnres.
Yes,day.s
liverpool Futures.

June. a 50 $50 oct-Nov ....4o7s
June July. a. 53s54b Nov-Dec ....4 23,24h
Juiy-Aug-.. a 81 -52b Dec-Jan 49,. a 22-23s
Aug-sept. :. a .44.45b JansFeb 80. "A 22s
Sept Oct. - Bah
Il HID i selling
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS..

The range Of prices at New York and
New Orleans for the active months was as
foi ioUa,
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COTTON FACTS AND PRICES.
One Million Bales Decrease With 3 Per Cent
Increased Consumption in Three Years
Deficiency in Rainfall in 1900, 1901 and 1917
Circumstances Warrant &c to 01c for
the Growing Crop.
....,..s.sssssse..ess.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Post permitted to publish tho following i Observer ona
nnn las sccd reasons permitting his rame 70 " w M ~ anu 80
T. thems kcs:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

f- ti'
ARRIVED.
SIS. Alamo (Aml, New York.
CLEARED.
SIS. Concho fAm.l. New York.
SIS. Alamo (Am.). New York.
SAILED.
SIS. Concho (Am). New York.
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Honston Cornarative Statement.

Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the recelnts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
international and Great Northern. 81
Missouri, Kansas and Texas '..,........ l
ro,aI 81
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Net Reeeipts al Al U. S. ports.

Totals . 2,a59 1880 451, tl5 T,23U,oit
4nst year. .l2,O4o $3.50 7.25oo11 ....
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total sales Tor the day 273 200 shares.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-25
TOM XVI. No. 4.
SPRAWY BIEZACE.
NIEMIEC O POLAKACH.

"Kuryer Poznanski'' przytacza ustepy
ciekawego memoryaiu pewnego anonlmo-
wego meza stanu, Niemca pofudniowego,
kt6ry nader charakterystycznie wydale
sw6j sad Polakach wog6lnoscl, W Pru-
sach szczegolnosci.
Nieznany MAJ stanu mowl szeroko
"''groznej slow anszczyznie" wyciaga da-
leko siegajace wnioski ostatnich obJa-
WOW. Znac Jest, ze autor pisze swole wywo-
DIV pod wrazeniem-st strachu. A wfasnie
"strach ma wielkie oczy." Dzieki temu
moze anonimowy MAJ stanu dopatruje sic
wielu rzeczy ciekawych W samych Mem
czech.
Posfuchajmy, jak charakteryzuje autor
PoIakow: "Ten narod kobiecy- -pisze--
nerwowy niezdolny do piracy, nagle W
krotkim czasie spowazniaf, nabraf CO. z
anglo-saskiej determinacyi, spokoju wy
trwafosci swojem dziafaniu. DIS Polak
Prusach ME demonstruje. lecz milczy.
DIS gtuchy jest ma podszepty swego krew-
kego temperamentu, skupla sic pracuJe.
Gorny Slask, ia potezna twierdza, pra-
wdziwie darowana Polakom przez rad pru-
ski hakate, oczach naszych rozwija sic
i rosnie, jako czynnik rdzennie polski. Me
wien, czy zbyt smiafem jest przypuszcze-
HE. ZS I'd lAG hlIkdudSCic DSthlC udJ
silniejszym naiczynniejszym posterun-
klein polskim Prusach.
Zapominac ME MONA, re nigdzie W Pru-
sach procent zwartej jednolitej ludnosci
poIskiej ME jest tax silnym, jak ma Slasku
Wszakze sam prezes parlamentu niemie,
ckiego wybrany jest przez 80 proc. pol
skich wyborc6w. Powtarzam-jeszcze Kill
kanascie lat hakatystycznego bicza-a o.
cknie sic ma Slasku ostatni spiacy lub drze.
MACY"
w dalszym ciagu autor memoryafu bez.
wzgledna surowoscia potepia dziafalnost
hakatystow, kt6rym zarzuca, re zadalj
Niemcom Ia wschodzie clos niepowetowa
ny, "a co kiedys osadzeni i potepieni beda
przez swoich wiasnych ziomkow. Clos ma
der charakterystyczny, lecz zrozumiafy "
obecnej chwili. Memoryaf kohczy sic je
szcze raz zwr6ceniem uwag juz ME ne
'niebezpieczenstwo polskie," jak czynif
hakatysci, lecz ma niebezpieczehstwo-
WlallSkie
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-25
UZNANY "a WARCHOfA.

Ksiaze Czartoryski uznany "a warchofa
przez centrowc6w. Deklaracya sprawie
wrzesinskiej, ktora odczytat W sejmie ks.
Czartoryski ME tylko rozindyczyfa zawodo-
wych hakatyst6w, ale przyjaci6t allan
tow berlinskiego Koia -klerykai6w ME
mieckch. Nawet "Koelnische Volksze-
tung," kt6ra prasa burzuazyjna podaje "a
organ szczeg6lnie mifujacy Polakow, Ia
chnefa sic gniewnie zarzucifa spo1eczen-
stwu polskiemu, IL samo sobie szkode przy-
nosi, ''Westf. Merkur' wystapif nawet z
diuzszem kazaniem. "Mozna byfo mniemac
-pisze zaperzony centrowiec-iz Polacy
zagraniczni mieIi dosyc dotychczasowych
gfupstw, tymczasem teraz wystapili posfo-
vie sejmu galicyjskiego nova prowoka-
cya Niemiec. Deklaracya ks. Czartoryskie-
go zawiera tyle obrazajacego wyzywajace-
60, il ME dziwimy sic, re Rad niemiecki
ME znosi tego milczeniu." To tez organ
centrowy zgadza sic W zupe1nosci re zna-
mem oswiadczeniem p6furzedowego gadzi-
nowca "Nord. AlIgepl. Ztg." zdumiewa
sic mad kr6tkowzrocznoscia Polak6w, kt6-
rzy ME rozumiejq, re takiemi prowokacya-
mi szkodza sobie, W szczegolnosri Pola-
kom pruskim. ''Polacy pruscy beda music
Ii pokutowac "a gfupote (Thorheit) swo-
ich wsp6fplemiencow galicyjskich.
w ten sposob nawet ksiaze Czartoryski,
kt6rego deklaracya byfa woda, maJaca "a
gasic planowana, bardziej ostra interpe-
lacya ludowc6w, doczekai sic tego, re idea
lizowani przez naszych stanczyk6w Gen.
trowcy zapisali go w warchofy," a Jego
wystapienie ochrzcili mianem "Thorheit .