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Social Circles.

Mrs. H. Alden Smith formally in
PRODUCED her daughter, Miss Alice
Smith, this afternoon at a large re-
Ception which she gave at her home on
Harmon place. The decorations were
charming and a wealth Of flowers con-
tributed to the beautiful effect. Palms
lifted their broad leaves to make all
arch above the stairway in, the hall
and on the table was Japanese bas-
ket filled with yellow n chrysan-
themums. The frappes bowl was set
in a. tangle Of roses and cosmos In the
round window. Miss Smith in a
dainty gown Of white lace stood with
her mother before bank of palms
and American Beauty roses in the re-
ception-room. Palms and long
stemmed American Beauty roses were
everywhere. In the drawing-room
We're pink chrysanthemums and roses
on tables and mantels where they
nestled among the ferns. In the
library the book cases We're TOPPED
with feathery ferns, among which
tapers cleaned like stars, and on the
table was "a mound of pink chrysan-
themums. The dining-room was all
in green and white with Easter lilies,
roses and chrysanthemums for flowers
and white tapers in silver candelebra
and holders on the mantel buffet and
table. The rooms were all lighted
with tapers which shone brightly from
their leafy background. A string or
chestra played from until 6, as the
guests came and went. =.
s. The group of women who assisted
thru the rooms and alternated in the
dining-room included Mines. Chaun-
cey r. Lamb, e. L. Carpenter, E.. j.
Carpenter, Rufus Rand, Thomas
Lowry, w. S. Mott, George Partridge,
H. c.. Truesdale, Cavour Langdon,
John b. Gilhllan. Francis H Hart
c.. S, Jelley, w. L. Bassett, Denman
Johnson, Charles Eustis, w.. G.
Northrup, Misses Hughes, Whitmore,
Margaret Welles, Helen Partridge,
Beatrice Ireys, Eda Shull Laura Har-
rington, Janet Gilfllan, Katherine
Harris and Jessie Cray.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
entertain about sixty of the young
people at dancing party for Miss
Smith.
About fifty guests gathered at the
home Of Mrs. Nathan E. Jordan last
evening to witness marriage Of her
niece, Miss Garnet Semple, and Joseph
Hall McNeely Of Salisbury, N. C. The
reception-room was transformed into
beautiful chapel with white ca
thedral tapers burning among the
palms and ferns. White chrysan-
themums were placed in the green OF
the floral altar and on the mantel
The kneeling cushion of rich white
satin had been used at the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Peavey.
AS the string orchestra sounded the
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"Lohengrin" chorus, the white satin
ribbons were stretched Z by Charles
Heffelfnger, Theodore C.. j ordan, iHaf-
ry Barber and Philip Brooks. Mr..
McNeely and his best man, J. 81. Nc:
Nicely, awaited the bride before the
floral altar. The maids Of honor.
Misses Natalie Jordan and Katherine.
Harries Of Cincinnati, Ohio. wore
white: Persian crepe trimmed s with
bands Of gold embroidered lace, ana
held white chrysanthemums. The
bride walked alone. Her gown was
Of white Brussels net and duchess
LACE over chiffon. The blouse Of
shirred shiffon had a bertha Of lace
falling low over the shoulders, and the
full sleeves had cuffs of lace. "a
pearl and diamond pin caught the
orange blossoms which held the tulle
veil in place and her flowers: were
bride, roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs Jordan gave her niece in mar
| riage and the service Was.read by Rev.
Irving p. Johnson. p as n. s. I'D 5.@ 3s
Supper was served in the dining
room, where basket of pink roses
with pink bow and pink tapers In odd
holders were on the table. Among
| the guests were Mrs. Clarence w. MUIR
ply of New Orleans, a. daughter OF
I Mrs: Jordan, and Major and Mrs. M.
~. Gushing, formerly Of Fargo, N. d. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNeely left for the
east on their way to their new home III
| Salisbury, S. c., Mrs. ,MeNeely wore
q gown Of dark blue and red for
travelling. @ - : - -, -
| The marriage of Miss Grace Wilson
and Frank Fonda, Merriam of Los An
geles, Cal, was prettily solemnized last
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Wilson, in
KenWood. = White chrysanthemnms
and palms made a floral altar in the
deep bow window and the. Misses Net
tie kellie of Gladstone, Mich, and
! Florence Hoffin stretched the White
satin ribbons from the green-wreathed
stairway to the altar. Maidenhai1
ferns dropped above the mantel and
in among the green Were white chrys-
anthemums Pink flowers were used
in the library and hall and: in the
dining-room American Beauty roses
were resplendent.s On the mantel red
tapers burned among theffoliage. 1:
A string orchestra played the. we'd
ding march as the bride entered. Her
gown was of white liberty satin with
s|court train, made princess fashion, and
with duchess lace on the bodice and
skirt. The veil was caught with a
spray Of white flowers and a shower
I bouquet of lilies Of the valley was. car
ried. The Misses Kellie and .Hofflin
wore green crepe de chine and their
flowers were white chrysa ntl EN- uns.
Rev. John e.. B. Bushnell read the
service in the presence Of fifty guests
and the Mendelssohn march sounded
at the close. At the informal recep!
ton which followed, Mrs. r. w. iReyn:
ODDS assisted thru the rooms !.
i Mr.. Merriam and his bride left fol
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
club Calendar.

Il Club Calendar.
FRIDAY 80
E Young Ladies Missionary society of
Westminster church, Mrs. Frank H..
chamberlain, sl4o eond & avenue s. ESQ
tp. M Rs asS
:i| western Avenue We. r. u, Mrs. Peck,
429 irving avenue N ESQ p. m.
Cassiopeia club, Mrs. George Punell,
S7O7 Portland avenue;. 2:30 p. m.
q, Young .Woman'st missionary circle OF
sHennepin Avenue NJ e. church, Mrs. II.
"A Butterheld, 1900 Humboldt avenue s,
'2,,30 p m. at;t 5t's y .s3ss y
.Dentscher Frauen3 club, Mrs. A. Greth-
en-, 4O22 University avenue NE, afternoon.
d Society History club, Mrs. j. J. Tall
.rnadge, I'll Fry street HamIine.
| = Young Peoples Christian union of the
Church of the Redeemer, Mrs. Frank r.
Chase, 3O37 Fifth avenue S, evening.
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Il. Mr. and Mrs: W. j. Murray have
come from Elma Iowa, where their
marriage took place Tuesday morning,
and are at home at 1871 Lyndale aye
nue. NJ Mrs Murray was Miss b. Sui
Ivan, laughter Of - and Mrs. r. j.
Sullivan of Elma. Rev. Father T. III.
Gum celebrated the nuptial mass at
the wedding, which was followed by
The wed ding gown was of blue wolfe
andebride roses were carried. For. her
tray cling. gown Mrs. Murray wore
green zibel line land her hat was to
inatch. ohm Murray and. Miss Mar
garet Murray went to Elma for the
wed ding Il. ss.
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CLUB NOTES

- tAMGIFNsISJNsI,Ss@ SESSIsI g *
Hamlin Hunt viii give an organ recital
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(. a HALLOWEEN ENTERTAINMENT
of the Scottish. Clans, win give 4Hallow-
cen concert and dance in Century hail. The
program will include music by Jessie And
erson, Pipe Major George Sinclair, Susie
Shield, Harry Carroll. Peter r. Cockpen
Mollie Guth, Maggie Russell, Mildred l.
Rehi, George Rehl. Mayor j. G. Haynes
and Rev. q. l.. Morrill, will speak.
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An EVENING OF READINGS

z Miss Estelle Genevra Parker, a reader
Of ability will give an entertainment in
the First Free Baptist church. Nicollet av-
enue and Fifteenth street morrow even
ing. Miss Parker has never been heard in
Minneapolis, but her work in eastern
states has been received with enthusiasm
She will be assisted by Leslie L. Williams,
barytone.
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For Convenience Of Shoppers

In the uptown district The Journal
has branch office in Donaldson's
Glass Block in the office in front Of the
new elevator on the main floor.
Want ads, social items. and SUBJ
scriptions will be received.
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Mrs. N. D., Butterfeld siof 10 Ninth
street S entertained informally yester
day: afternoon She was. assisted b,
Mrs. RIM harrington: The rooms
were beautifully decorated with Cur
flowers and the ldining-room wa.
bright with pink carnations. Among
those present were Mines. IT,. A. Gil
man, II. 2. sMcC ulIough, M. g. Patter:
son, r. M. Farringto on, E.; Ct. Plecher
W. II. Brace, -. G. Booth J.-P. Will
l1amson,SC. L. Spilane, q. M Cannver
st. Anthony ! Park. and Miss Louise
Booth. ssS q,
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tomorrow evening in Plymouth church,
Mr.. Hunt will be assisted by Mrs Maud
Ulmer Jones and has arranged an exceed
>ingly interesting program.
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Chicago and New s. ork and later they
will 90 to Los a nseles, Cal, to reside.
Mrs. Merriam d tray cling gown was OF
champagne col pred cloth and she wore
a hand some set Of ifurs and q hat OF
crushed brown 1yeiyet. s.
Mrs. JohnsB u. q III Ian will give two,
7 afternoon receptions, Now and 1O,s
at her home on Tenth avenue Sc, to
Intro duce her daug hter, Miss Janet
Gifhllan. b ss2+ n. q n; s
Mrs. EChanneey b. Lamb will give a
dancing III perry "Wednesday evening,
Nov. 10, at her home on Clifton ave-
nue.. ]; g,4 .9 s.l 81 81 ,..
]. Mrs. w. S. Mott will give assdinner
dance Wednesday, Nov. 81 i, at the
Mink aida club. III 81 q:
81 MRS. g. Snow; " oodWorth will give
Ea hunc hepn3 saturday, Nov. I, for Miss
Edith Ives. 8 81 4 5. IT,.
Mrs. il a. Crosby Of ,Lyndale ave-
niue S, will have as her guest to-mor-
EroW Mrs. u. H. Keller of Milwaukee,
who IS attending the w. 3. N. ]. meet
wife of the formers pastor. OF Lyndale
Congregational church, and her host
of friends are making a number Of
plans for her pleasure. Mrs. Crosby
will have a chatting -dish supper to-
morrow evening and a dinner will be
Egiyens Saturday. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. q. y. Brown will entertain at a
thimble bee and on Wednesday Mrs.
p. @G. Bryant will give a luncheon.
"A reception will be given In Plym-
louth church parlors Friday evening,
Nov 6, In honor%of# Rev. and Mrs. L.
II. Hallock, to celebrate the fifth anni-
versary Of their coming to the church.
Miss Emma Rogers will entertain a
large group Of guests at a Halloween
party at her home, 1904 Stevens ave-
nue., Saturday evening, in honor Of
out of-toWn friends. y. i. ( *sz
Mrs. w. H.sLaude rdale Of sRoyalston
avenue, entertained at cards this aft
ernoon. 4 Carnations and chrysanthe-
mumss formed a simple decoration
and after the games light srefresh-s
ments were served. The tWenty-four
guests were the. members Of the Hay
thorn Edchre. club.
Miss Grace G.. Olmstead and Victor
J. Anderson were Tnarr1ed last evening
at the home Of the BRIDES other, Mrs.
Eleanor Olmstead, on Ninth avenue Isl.
Red and pink carnations were thru
the rooms ana a1;tI,ron foliap % made
h,;o,l,t +n,,ora, "a oa1n,. ,,,e a. 49,
- 49, ,,!is,, o - NJ. WIi,i,a,
lock was at the piano and played the
srLohengrin' chorus. Miss Sadie Page.
was maid Of honor and wore blue
mousseline de sole and carried white
chrysanthenums. The brides gown
was Of white silk with the skirt hung
from "a ;shirred woke and edged with
:fringed .ruchings. The blouse: had q
woke inset with lace and outlined with
rnch ,nps I. Tha,. hri7s II. ho,n,,at was Of
hri -, ~ r. aYnndv yas bast
=, :, ssr,;no NO 5
E - y asststeu ~
itey. (. llli,ety gues.h
lnSiuaea me-: oirnstsad o.
t l ana MISS Elma ANDERSON
and Andrew: Anderson OF st: James:
MI. and Mrs. Anderson will be at
home after Nov. i, at 1909 Ninth ave-
nue. S. They left for a short trip and
j the, bride ,s travelling gown was OF
4 mode ,cintl1 with, = sl1at Ia nr,atcl,
80 s''fn b, 7 - - = = 80 .:
~ 81, !, q. &. -,
nr;a;aa ,.a..
Il, 81 49, IS - ,IxIi :.
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GIVE Fl A TRIAL..

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Hundreds of sickly men and women
have testified to it's efficacy. Get the
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the neck of bottle.
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2 Stan,ns fnr
IA HALLoMEEN ENTERTAlNMENT.

Friday and Saturday at the Nickel
Plate.
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Rome nOtatki teIegraficzns.

z Monachium ucielI 1S-letni ba-
ron Uexkull Estlandyi, wlaSnie gdy
go miano aresztowaG "a oszustwa i
dlugi.
= w Minden W Westfalii, Rad roZ-
wiaZai try "Kriegsvereiny" powo-
du, re wiekszost ich czlonk6w gioso-
wala "a socyalistami tego sic he'll
piia publicznie.
- Admiral Cotton stanowczo "a
przecza, by dezercye eskadry ame-
rykahskiej byly TAX liczne. Podobno
tylko jeden kapral dezertowai
Cabinet Koerbera W Austryi po-
zostal niezmieniony wyjatkiem dra
Rezeka, ktory ustapii.
Premier greckiego gabinetu,
Theotokis, telefonicznie uwiadomil kr6
la rezygnacyi gabinetu.
z Tientsin donosza, re Chinczycy
skarza sic ma ustawiczne rekwizycye
paszy, mui0w podw6d przez Rosyan
uIuSlSJ SIIOuy luul u
- w Kwagsi w Chinach zlozono 2
urzedu wsZystkich wyzszych urzedni-
k6w "a sprzyjanie powstahcom.
- Stany Zjednoczone, Wiell1a Bry-
tania Japonia oczekuja teraz Peki-
ME wyniku konferencyi zwoianej przez
rosyjskiego ministra wojny Kuropat-
kina W porcie Arthura.
- Do godziny rano wczoraj made
szlo do Watykanu 1882 telegramow ze
wszystkich stron Swiata zapytaniami
O stan zdrowia Papieza kondolen-
cyami.
- Ofiar urwania chmur powodzi W
jeanette, Pa, bylo prawdopodobnie 20.
Szkode zrzadzona obliczaja ma $780,
900.
w Routt County, Colo, odkryto
poklady wegla kamiennego sadza
niekt6rzy, re beda tax bogate, jak W
Pennsylvania.
- Do New Yorku prZybyl cz}onek
kongresu kolumbijskiego, Senor Pc
dro Valez, znany przeciwnik projektu
kanalu panamskiego.
- w poblizu Vicksburg, Miss, zno-
WI lynczowano Negra. By} MIN czio-
wick, kt6ry zastrzelil jakiegos Bia}ego
W poblizu Natchez, t}um wyrwal go
z rak szeryfa W pociagu kolejowym.
w Augusta, Me-, smiertelnie jest
chora wdowa Znanego meza stanu ia
mesa G. Blaine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08
KR0TKIE ROTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Zderzenie sic tramwaju pocia-
giem kolei Western Indiana, ma torze
linii Belt, ztad powstalo, re tramwaj
pedzii bardzo szybko, a ma krzyzowce
ME by}o ami szlabanu, ami zadnego O.
strzegawczego znaku, re nadchodzi po-
ciag.
= wypadki porazenia przez pro-
mienie s{onca zameldowano wczoraj
W policyi.
- Opuszczona rano przez meza
chciala wczoraj zaczadzic sic gazem
pani Mary Jensen pm. 1912 N. Robey
str. Uratowai ja policyant.
- Lunatyk VIM. Walsh pm. 6422
Washington str, wstai nocy z lot
ka'i wyskoczyl okna Ego pietra. Po-
kaleczy} sic niebezpiecznie.
- Thaddeus H. Howe, prezes sto-
warzyszenia cygarnik6w, ktore prowa-
dzi wojne trustem tytoniowym, 20
stall nieprawnie pozbawiony urzedu.
Sedzia Holdom kazai dyrektorom u
wazac nadal Howe'go "a swego pre-
zesa.
- 84-letnia Elizabeth L. Irwin 20
stala skrzywdzona ma majatku przez
swego tescia Samuela R. Davis. Who
STA przeciw MENU skarge.
- Kompania Union Traction pusz-
cza obecnie ruch S5 wagonow VIE
cej, niz dotychczas. Wagony te kur-
suja przewaznie godzinach rannycx
1 wieczornych.
- Majatek ruchomy wiasciei$i re
zalh oszacowali assesorzy ra $780,.
900. J., ~ !.
- 56-letni Oliver Deschein, chcac
ma rogu As ul. Wentworth ave. wsko-
czyG ma tramwaj, upadl 1 dostal sic
pod koia tramwaju, idacego przeciw'
nej strony. Poni6sl smiere ma miej'
scu.
- Ma 113 ul., blisko toru kolei I'LL
nois Central, przewrocii sic wielkf
szyld drewniany zabii Charlesa john
son. Czy wolno ieszcze tolerowat takie
niebezpieczne szyldy?
- Policyant Hipp dozorca mostu
ma North ave. szukajac wczor5
zwiok ludzkich W rzece, znalezh "
niej bombe dynamitowa.
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KrOnika MiGjSCOWa,
Lagodne wyroki.

Clara Fogle zostala aresztowa-
ma w skladzie Rotschilda pod "a
rzutem kradziezy 5 .razy probo-
wala odebrac sobie zycie. Wczo-
raj przyznala sic pred sedzia po-
licyjnym Caverly do niewlaSci-
wego zachowywania sic, sedzia
skazai ia ma zapiacenie pieciu do
larow kary i Clara Fogle jest obe-
cnie Wolna.
Sedzia Gibbons odeslal do "a
kladu Dobrego Pasterza Mary
Egah, ktora "a pomoca szpilki
cd wlosow wybierala re skrzy-
mex pocztowych listy. Ia rada a.
dwokata panna Egan starala sic
ma panu Gibbons zrobic wrazenie,
re braknie jej W glowie piatej
klepki. Sedzia dal sic przekonaci
postapil lagodnie re zlodzieJka.
Zrywaja umowe.
Ma zasadzie umowy firma
Carson, Pirie, Scott and Co. Ego
dill sic wyladowywacze iowa
row pobierac po $1I tygodniowo
i So re swej zap}aty zadowoleni.
Podobna umowe zawarl w imie-
niu wyladowywaczy towarow
prezydent ich uni Larry Curran
z firma John V. Farwell Co. Lu-
die zatrudnieni W tel firmie chca
po $I2 zamiast $1I tygodniowo,
uznaja umowe "a niewazna wo-
Ia swietowae. w liczbie IS osob
porzucili wczoraj prace.
Firma ,,Kellog Switchboard &
Supply Co." zatrudniala dawniej
1000 ludzi, obecnie zatrudnia
tylko 700 nieunionistow, ponie-
waz ME moze zgodziG sic ze strai.
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Hall Mccormick odbylo sic przy-
jecie oficerow.
Oyster. Bay, N. Y, 8 lipca. ~
y prezydenta wczoraj byl sekre-
tarz stanu Hay pomiedzy oby-
dwoma odbyla sic konferencya w
sprawie petycyi zydowskiej, kto-
rel wyslanie jest rzecza postano-
wiona i w sprawie graniczacej A
laski. Uwazaja "a rzecz wieIkiej
wagi, re konferencya odbyla sic
w tym samym dniu, w ktorym
ambassador rosyjski, hr. Cassini,
wyjezdza do Europy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08
Rok XIV.

rady miejskiej, azeby wytoczye
process trustowi lodowemu, niema
takze praktycznego znaczenia.
Ma podstawie zeznaf swiad-
kow zaczyna komisya sluzby cy-
wilnej dochodzfc do przekonanis,
re ME komisya zdrowia, lecz VIA
sciciele grunt6w w I9 wardzie So
winni opiakanych sanitarnych
stosunkow, jake W tel wardzie
panuja.
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Sarasate.

o Sarasatem podaja dzienniM
wiele anegdot. Znakomity skrzy-
pek kecha sic w biyskotkach; O.
pr6cz lancuszkow, lubi narnietnie
lask posiada wspaniala ich ko-
lekcye: wszystkie So kosztowue-
go drzewa maja galki lub raczh
krysztalowe, srebrne, biote,wysa-
diane drogirni kamieniami. Kro-
Iowa hiszpanska znajac te jego
manic, obdarzyla go niedawno
laska malachitu, wysadzana bry-
lantanM i szmaragdarni. Ulubio-
nyn przysmakiem Sarasatego jest
kwaszona k p II ia. Mimo
dlugiej "praktyki" estradowei
pred kazdym koncertem ma tre-
me. Stalem miejscem zamieszka-
mia Sarasatego jest Paryz; ma
tam lokal pieknie urzadzony przy
bulwarze Malesherbes nr. 5. Mie-
Ska zupefnie sam, lubi przesiady-
wac wieczorami w domu; procz
skrzypiec, grywa ma fortepianie
ma wiolonczei. Najulubiehsza
jego rozrywka : cyrk, bawi sic
w MIN, jak dziecko, ME moze ma
patrzec sic sztukorn iamanym
klownom. Raj do roku bawi So
rasate w Pompelonie, swem ro-
dzmlnem miescie, gd2ie ludnost
przyjnluje go owacyjnie. Pobyt
przypada zwykle na czas dorocz-
nego jarnarku, w uodzaju kon-
traktow kijowskich. Sarasate wy
wolany przez tsumy ma balkon,
wyjmuje skrzypce i = gra roda-
kom tahce hiszpahskie w swym
znany1n ukladzie. Najwiecej entu-
zyazm budzi s,ynny "Zapateado."
Tylko Ottawa zagluszenia skrzy-
piec powstrzymuje s1uchaczy od
tahca. Koncerty takie przeciagajs
sic do pozuej nocy.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYKARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 8go lipca.

y .
Wiadomo, ze cabinet angielski
poleciI swernu posIowi w Belgra-
die dopoty ME wchodzic rza-
dem serbskim w urzedzie dyplo-
matyczne stosunki, dopoki NOR
dercy Obrenowicz6w ME beda u
karani. To samo polecenie wy
szio z rzadu holenderskiego, ma
tomiast niemiecki oswiadczyl, ze
owo morderstwo w konaku male
zy do spraw wewnetrznych, do
ktorych Niemcy ME potrzebuja
sic mieszac. Francuzka republika
idzie w tym wypadku w parze
Niemcami. TAX tedy mocarStwa
Podzielily sic ma try grupy: pier
wsza ME uznaje Piotra l, dopoki
on ME ukarze mordercow; druga
uzna}a go z tenn zastrzezeniem, re
wymierzy sprawiedliwoSc; a
trzecia bez zadnych zastrzezeh u
znala go krolem.
w grupie drugiej So wazne od-
cienia. Jest wielka roznica mig
dzy austryacka w4oska ''nadzie-
ja'', re mordercy beda ukarani, a
rosyjska ''koniecznoScia" ukara-
MIA ich, koniecznoScia tax bez-
wzgledna, re niedopelnienie jej
moze oofnac udzielone juz Pio-
trowi I uznanie. OczywiScie, ta-
kie stanowisko rzadu Petersbul-
skiego wiecej obchodzi Serbow,a-
nizeli stanowisko Anglii Holan-
dyi, lubo te panstwa zajely skraj-
na postaWe. Serbowie sic domy-
Slaja, re sic Rosya przygotowuje
do zwrotu przeciw Karageorge-
wiczowi, jezeI On ME zechce isc
na rosyjskim pasku, | re wow
czas wysunie ona naPrzyklad
ksiecia Mirks czarnog0rskiego.
Wynika to ze starej metody gra-
MIA w stosunkach Serbia ma
dwu dynastycznych klawiSzach.
Wiec tez opinia serbska gwalto-
wnie sic zwraca przeciw Rosyi.
Deputowani skupszczyny dowo-
dza w dzennikach, ze przede-
wszystkiem Piotr I ME ma prawa
poruszaG spraw, zalatwionych je-
szcze wtedy przez zgromadzenie
narodowe, gdy on byl ma wygna-
niu; nastepnie zapytuja, jakiem
prawem wlaSnie Rosya wystepu-
je Z podobnem zadaniem, aedy
sama zapewniIa bezkarnoSc NOR
dercom Pawla I, lubo oni osobi-
Scie byli znani syDowi zamordo-
wanego jego nastepcy, Aleksan-
drowi I. Take przypomnienie
niewatpliwie Swiadczy o wiel-
kiem rozdraznieniu opinii serb
skiej. Odrazu tedy psuja sic sto-
sunki tego panstewka do pokrew-
nej jednowierczej Rosyi.
Ma takiem tie zaczyna sic wy
twarzac w Serbach nieufnosc do
ich nowego krola. Tylko TEN mo-
zna wytI6maczyG fakt bardzo dzi-
wny, mozliwy chyba tylko ma
wschodzie, ze herszt mordercow
puEkownik Misic otrzymal urzad
woiennego komendanta Belgra-
an Ma tenn stanowisku bedzie on
nieiako str0zem lojalnosci krola
wzgledem tych, kt6rzy utorowali
mu droge do tronu. Bedzie on ich
monarcha zarazem wiezniem, a.
by ME m6gi spe}nic rosyjskiego
zyczenia, jezeli mu to kiedy
przyjdzie do glowy. Znamiennem
Jest take to, re ma zyczenie
Serb6w Piotr I wezwal swegosy-
na Jerzego, ,kadeta w petersbur-
skim korpusie Alexis. II, ably ma
tychmiast opusci. te szllole /
przybyl do Belgradu. Moze przy-
puszczaja w Serbii, Il moze sig
wytworzye taxa sytuacya, przy
kt5rei 6w Indebtedness edgrywas-