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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
At STATE PRISON
WiIICIear From $4,000
to $4,000.

Messrs. w. E. Crosland and j. P Kerr
directors, and j. S. Mann, superintendent
of the States Prison, returned yesterday
from a three days inspection of the State
farm in Halifax county
j. P. Kerr, in a talk with the News and
Observer reporter last night, said tnat
the prospects for good crops on the farm
which were regarded as hopeful during
the summer, have not been realized.
The cotton crop, which is the money
producer on the farm said Mr. ken,
was fully one month late this year, an !
frost came fully two weeks earlier than
usual, and the result is but little if any
thing more than half crop. Last year,
with 1,200 acres in cotton the yield was
1,137 bales. This year, with 400 acres IN
cotton but little more than 700 bales can
be hoped for. The only bright spot in the
cotton situation is the price. We have
not sold pound of cotton yet, and if the
price continues to advance we NAV realize
as many dollars from this years crop as
last.
THE corn crop is the only full yield
we will have on the State farm this year.
said Mr.. Kerr, 'and the price will prob
ably be low, as there is a great abundance
of corn throughout the country"
When asked as to the showing likely
to be made by the States Prison in its
forthcoming annual report to the Cover
nor, Mr.. Kerr said he thought it would
be credtable to the management and
satisfactory to the people of the State,
even if it did run below estimates made
upon conditions earlier in the season. Af-
ter leaving supplies on the farm to meet
all the demands for stock during the
coming year. and after paying every cent
of the running expenses of the prison,
Mr.. Kerr thinks there viii be a surplus
in cash and farm products estimated at
current prices of from $65 600 to $4,000.
This surplus will come from the cotton
crop, the peanut crop and the corn crop,
added to what will be realized from the
sale of hay and fodder not necessary for
use on the farm.
The short cotton crop on the State
farm is not the exception in the Roa-
noke section of the State" said Mr.. Kerr.
Few, if any, farmers down that way
will gather over half crop this year,
but they are all in good spirits and hope
full There is much consolation as well
as compensation in the present price of
the f1eecy staple
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
Organization is Completed.
(By the Associated Press }


Washington, Dec. 5.-Speaker Cannon
today completed the organization of the
House by announcing committees, so
that when the House reconvenes Monday
it will be ready to proceed at once with
general legislation.
the request of Mr.. Williams, the
minority leader, an hour was given to
general debate during the course OF which
Mr.. DeArmond (Dem., MOI, criticised the
numerical representation accorded the
minority on the important committees.
Mr.. Payne replied on behalf of the ma
jority The greater portion of the time
given to debate was taken up in a dis
cussion of the tariff policy and its eff
fects.
When the Speaker brought down the
gavel today, upon the adoption of the
motion to adjourn, he merely announced
that the House stood adjourned.
Mr. DeArmond said that on each of the
sixteen most important committees each
of which is composed of seventeen mem
Continued on Third Page)
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Treaty Delivered to Gudger.
(By the Associated Press }

Panama Dec. Wrapped in the flags
of the United States and Panama. the
canal treaty was today officially delivered
into the hands of United States Consul
General Gudger. The transfer took place
at the palace in the presence of the mem
bers of the Junta, the ministers of the
republic, United States Vice Consul
Ehrman and other prominent persons.
From the palace the chest containing the
treaty was carried by two policemen to
the Consulate General. where it will be
kept until shipped to the United States.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
BROILED ON THE GRIDIRON.
The Club Gives One Of its Enjoyable
Dinner
(By the Associated Press. }

Washington, Dec. 5.-The Gridiron Club
entertained more than one hundred and
sixty guests at it's December dinner at
the Arlington Hotel tonight. The even
ing was replete with unique features, in
which public events and the alleged am
bitons and aspirations of statesmen were
made subjects of burlesque and good ma
tured ridcule.
The initiation of three new members
afforded an opportunity to picture the
staff discussed methods of interviewing
many of the guests present.
The Republic of Panama suddenly ap-
peared at the dinner and was recognized
by the Republican elephant amidst the
protests and brays of the Democratic
donkey The Gridiron Club flying machine
nent guests were given an opportunity to
test it, the course being to the White
House, but all met with mishap before
reaching the goal
Moving pictures illustrated some recent
events, political and social. A New York
policeman appeared and hung a red light
directly over the place where Leader Muir
ply, of Tammany, and Mayor-elect Nc
Clellan were sitting. There were num-
ber of brilliant and witty speeches inter-
spersed with topical songs.
Amidst the festivities the lights were
turned down and large picture of Will
liam E. Amin and Hub T. Smith. mem
bers who died during the past year, were
thrown on a screen, and a short and i'm
pressive eulogy was delivered by Major
John NJ Carson, in which reference was
- h. Co 81 hot Nv npn
president of the club and Mr. Smith one
of its valued musical members.
The pictures faded away and as the club
sang one of Hub Smiths songs the lights
again flashed and the mirth proceeded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
FULLER--PENN.
Engagement of a Prominent and Pop
uIar Young Couple Announced.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Pearle Penn, of Reidsville, to Mr.. Thomas
Staples Fuller, of Raleigh. The marriage
will take place this winter.
The bride-elect is the charming and at
tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. R.
Penn, while the groom Is prominent
young attorney of Raleigh. of the firm of
Pou and Fuller. He is son of the late
Judge Thomas c. Fuller. Both Mr. Fuller
and Miss Penn have very large circle of
friends and many congratulations will be
rendered them on the approaching happy
event.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
Austrian Mill Men Hit Hard.
(By the Associated Press.)

Vinna, Dec. 5.-The Austrian cotton
manufacturers are seriously affected by
the advance in the American cotton mar
ket. A majority of the manufacturers
were entirely unprepated for the rise,
carrying very small stocks and conse-
quently they will be obliged to restrict
their output to the lowest possible
amount Some factories are epected to
shut down temporarily. Experts say that
the entire continental cotton industry
must be re-adjusted to meet the new con
ditions, and some profess to see consola-
tion In the probability that the general
curtailment of manufactured goods will
tend to a healthier condition in the cot
ton industry of Europe.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
A.Y. SIGMON is DEAD.
Prominent Republican Politician and
Business Man of Hickory.
Especial to News and observer.)

Hickory, N. c., Dec 5.-A. Y. Sigmon,
prominent Republican politician and bus
iness man of this place, died here last
night of Bright's disease. He had been i'll
for several months. He began life at the
bottom of the ladder, but by energy and
capacity accumulated large estate. At
the time of his death he was engaged in
operating a lumber and a Touring mill
and also conducted store. He represent
ed this Senatorial district in the LegisIa-
ture of 1895. For some time he owned
an dpublshed the Hickory Press. The
funeral services will take place tomorrow
from Holy Trinity Lutheran church, of
which he was a member.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
Protests Against it as Dissertation.
(By the Associated Press. }

New York, Dec Alright Rev. Freder-
ick Burgess, D. D., Bishop of Long Is
land preached sermon in st. Paul's
chapel, New York, today in which he
protested against the forthcoming pro-
ducton of "Parsifal'' in this city He did
not mention the opera by name, but he
left no doubt as to his meaning when
he said
''The last supper, with its sacred feai-
ing and associations, is to be placed be-
fore our eyes. We cannot be blinded
to the basphemy of this by all the grand
harmony and fine language that even a
great artist can give us. Let them laugh
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
HON. R. B. GLENN SPEAKS.
The Anti-SaIoon Forces in a Position
to Call an Election.
Especial to News and observer.)

Wilmington, N. c., Dec. Hon. R. B.
Glenn addressed large gathering under
the auspices of allied trades unions in
Pythian Castle hall tonight. Tomorrow
afternoon he delivers the annual memo
rial address to the Wilmington Lodge Of
Elks at $3.50 o'clock. and he speaks at 5
o'clock to young men at the Y. NJ C. A.
Captain Glenn is being cordially received
and Hospitality entertained by his many
friends here.
Authoritative announcement is made
tonight that the Anti-Saloon League has
in hand the signatures of more than the
required one-third number of registered
voters necessary to the calling of an cleo
ton on the dispensary issue. However.
the petition will not be presented to the
board of aldermen for the Inauguration
of campaign until after the holidays.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06

at us, sneer at us even, if they must,
choose plots from the BibleS but at least
let that story of our Lord remain as sa-
cred. Let them choose whom they will
for their plays from all the characters in
history but at all odds let this man,
our Savior, go through time as the one
whose being was too holy to be pro-
famed before our eyes. Let us be spared
this climax for the scoffers on our Christ
mas eve"
The first performance of Parsifal is to
be given on Christmas eve
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
Marry at MorrisviIle.

Today at Morrisville Miss Bette Sears,
daughter of Mr.. A. S. Sears, will be united
in marriage to Mr.. Evander w. Hilliard,
a prominent young merchant of that place
Later in the month Miss Lola. another
daughter, and Mr.. James NJ. Yates will be
married. The Misses Sears are nieces of
Mr.. A. L. Sears, of Raleigh
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
aD @arquBra Daily Fapers

in effgy. He has the same right to free
speech that Prof. Bassett has. No more
and no less. He should not be hanged in
effigy, and Prof. Bassett should not be
exiled from the State for expressing in
print an honest opinion.
FRED L. MERRITT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
MASONIC.

Hiram Lodge No. 40, A. f. and A. NJ,
will meet in regular communication, Mon
day evening, December 7th, 1903, at 7:30
O'Clock. Members OF sister lodges, and
visiting brethren in the city are cordially
invited to be present
T. B. WOMACK. w. M.
E. B. THOMAS, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-06
"Piqtaiis" TumbIed Into the River.
[Bv the Associated Press

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. A wagon load
of Cinnamon, who were being smuggled
into this country, was overturned early
today and fell into the Erie Canal. Four
of the Cinnamon were drowned.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
kRoTkIE HoTATKI MIEJsKIE,

= Ma rogu North ave. Clark str.
wykoleii sic tramWaj cztery osoby
doznaiy silnego wstrzasnienia. Char
lesa Caruthers musiano odwiezc do
szpitala.
IS letni Michai Romihski. "a
mieszkaiy pm. 35 Sloan ul., ulegi PREY
novel budowli banku First National
fatalnemu nieszczesciu. Zgniotl go
elevator, przypariszy go do sufitu
drugiego pietra.
= 5 letnia Lottie Miller pm. 513
Wolfram str. zapaliia ma sobie SUI
knie, zblizywszy sic do ognia, wznie-
conego ma proznej locie. Poparzyla
sic ma caiem ciele ME wiadomo. czy
zyc bedzie.
- Pozar zrzadzif wczoraj we fabry.
ce pudeiek papierowych pm. S7-Ss
Jackson boul szkode ma $4,000.
w skiadzie Chicago Paper Stock
Co., zapalily sic odpadki papieru po-
Ear spowodowai szkode ma sumo S400.
= Parma Kittie Royston kazala po-
licyantowi aresztowac szynkarza Maui
rice E. Moriarity, poniewaz ten IA
czepif ja ma ulicy.
- Aresztowano dwoch bandytow,
kt6rzy zeszlym tygodniu napadali
ma przechodni6w / ograbiali ich
pieniedzy 1 zegark6w.
- w samotnem miejscu blisko II
ul. znaleziono stanie nieprzytomno-
Sci As letniego, nieznanego mezczy-
zne kt6rego odwieziono do szpitala
powiatowego. Shadow pobicia ma MIN
ME widac. Jest brunetem. ma czarna
wasy miai ma sobie jasne ubranie.
-Kolej g6rna Lake ulicy zbankru-
towafa. Equitable Trust Co. zawiady-
wac bedzie interesami tel kolei.
- Umari ojciec aldermana a wardy,
Jamesa M. Daley. Starzec liczyi 1oa
lat.
- Podobno radzca miejsh Jozwia-
kowski wystapi dzisiaj pred rada
mieiska wnioskiem, azeby wyrzucic
rady aldermana 33 wardy, Williama
Johnson, kt6ry piescia bill po twarSy
wlasna matke.
= Umari Sigmund Selig, zawiadow-
ca niemieckiego teatru Milwaukee,
daiacego co niedziele przedstawienia
W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26

waz prezes zarzadu, Hamilton
musi zaiatwit kilka innych spraw
pilnych, zanim znajdzie czas ma
dalsze rokowania. w kazdym ra-
zie jeszcze w biezacym tygodniu
odbedzie sic przyszla konferen-
eva.
Krawcy W zakladach Inter
national Tailoring Co." urzadzili
strajk przez sympatye ku swoim
nowojorskim kolegom, ktorych
wymieniona firma oddalila tam
cd piracy. Uchwalono strajk ma
zebraniu organizacyi United
Garment Workers of America.
Strajk stanowii niespodzianke
dla wiaScicieli tych warsztatow,
w ktorych wyrabia sic garderobe
dla firmy international Tailo-
ring Co."
Zawiadowca fabryki Illinois
Steel Co." wydalif 1000 robotni-
k6w, tlomaczac sic, re podo}a 20
bowiqzaniom, zatrudniajac przez
zine tylko 5000 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
Oar dla Papieza.

w tych dniach przyjety byf ma
posluchaniu przez Ojca sw. ks
Ludomir hr. Prawdzic' Zajacz-
kcwski, gubernii Podolskiej,
ktory ofiarowai Piusowi x staro-
zytny krzyz do noszenia ma pier
81, Z x wieku, znaleziony w wy
kopalisku. z jednej strony krzy-
"a znajduje sic wizerunek sw.
Piotra, drugiej N. P. Maryi.
Styl krzyza jest bizantynski.
Kardynaf Rampolla, ktory takze
zajmuje sic archeologia, oswald
cyl, IL krzyz ten nosi wielkie ce-
chy odleglei starozytnosci j size
ga TX lub X stulecia. Jest ON
skiadanym, w srodku miesci}y sic
relikwie. Znalezicho go otwar-
tym. Oicowie Zmartwychwstah-
cy rzymscy pociadaja w Mento-
relli, pod Fivoli, dwie bardzo
cenne pamiatki w tym rcdzaju.
Jedna Mich Jest krzyz z XIV
wieku, pokryty piaskorzezbami,
oraz piekny lux pozlacany tejze
samej epoki,prawdopodobnie ME
gdys ozdoba krzesia biskupiego.
Oba te przedmioty sa w stylu ro-
manskim = bardzo pieknej ro-
boty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
TELEGRAMY.

Rzym, 20 pazdz, PaPiez
wyrazif swoj zamiar ogioszenia
roku jubileuszowego w so rocz-
nice ogloszenia dogmatu o Me
pokalanen Poczeciu NaiSw. Ma
ryi Fanny (w przyszlym roku).
Arcyksiaze Ferdynand,prawdo-
podcbny nastepca tronu austyac-
kiego, prawdopodobnie skorzysta
wyjazdu kr6la wfoskiego do
Ang1ii, azeby W tym czasie od-
wiedzic Papieza. Powroci}by po-
tenn do Wiednia, pozniej odwie-
dzilby krola w Kwirynale. lynn
sposobem ma nadzieje onlinac
trudnose przyjazdu do Rzynu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
Podrozniczki.

w Norwegii powstal nowy
zwyczaj: mlode panny wypra-
wiaja sic grupami ma wedrdwki
po kraju, jak prawdziwe tutystki
= pieszo, bagazem na plecach,
i czesto po kilka dni bawia "a do
mem, zwiedzajac takie okolice. w
ktorych niema jeszcze komunika-
cyl pocztowej, ami telegrafow.
Spedziwszy czas pewien W go
rach i lasach Norwegii, zdala od
ognisk oswiaty, mlode dziewcze-
ia powracaja do domu z zapasem
nowych sill i zdrowia. Rodzice nj
gdy ME stawiaja przeszkod swym
corkom, puszczajacym sic ma ta-
kie wycieczki, spoleczeistwo
norweskie bardzo przychylnie pa
try ma ten nowy objaw samo-
dzielnosci kobiet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26

Kuflewski, w, Pijanowski, wszy-
scy Chicago.
Przyszly Sejm XVI Z. N. P.
odbedzie sic W Buffalo. Urzedni-
cy ziozyli przysiege W rece prezy-
denta Sejmu Alb, Nowaka. DR..
Sadowski otrzyma} pyszny bu-
kiet kwiatow posrod okrzykow i
hucznych oklask6w. Ma zakon-
czenie odspiewali delegaci hymn
"Boze cos Polske" godz. 7ej
wieczorem PREF. Alb. Nowak Cd
roczyl Sejm XIV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
Rdzne nOtatki teIegrafiGzne.

Ojciec sw Plus x rozmaitym
czlonkom swej rodziny powiedziai, re
prawdopodobnie opuszczat bedzie
Watykan prZy roznych sposobno-
sciach, skoro jego sekretGrz stanu z
rzadem wloskim odpowiednio sic uio-
zy. pozwolil, by TEN opowiedziano
innym.
= w Budapeszcie umarl rzezbiarz
Jan Fadrusz.
- U wybrzezy Wielkiej Brytanii
sroza sic grozne burze.
- Kr6l angielski juz zgodzi} sic, by
ambasadorem we Waszyngtonie 20
stall obecny ambassador angielski W
Madrycie Sir Henry Mortimer Du-
rand.
w rzeczypospolitej San Domin-
go mocno sic szerzy ruch rewolucyj-
ny.
- Slychat. re Niemcy porozumiaiy
sic Anglia W sprawie afrykanskich
swych posiadiosci W ten sposob, re
wzaiemnie sic wespra, gdy inne jake
mocarstwo przeciw MIN wystapi.
= Freiherr Won Richthofen, nadpre-
zydent Prus Wschodnich W Krolew-
cu, podal sic do dymisyi.
= Ma parowcu Etruria, kt6ry VIA
snie Liverpoolu wyjechal do Sta
now Zjednoczonych, znajduja sic mie-
dzy innymi podr6znymi pani Patti,
pulk. Cody ('Buffalo Bill'D komi-
sarz wystawny Kohlsaat, kt6ry VIE
zie do prezydenta Roosevelta bardzo
pochlebny list cd kr6la dunskiego.
= Wulkan Cotopaxi w Ekwadorze
cd kilku dni wybucha.
= Cesarz cesarzowa Abissynii
wybieraja sic do Jerozolimy. Cesarzo-
wa pozostanie tam przez zine, Me.
nclik odbedzie podr6z po Europie.
-Rosyjski minister Lamsdorff wy
iechal Darmsztatu wprost do Pc
tersburga, ME wstepujac do Paryza,
by, jak sic spodziewano, konferoWac
panem Delcasse.
Ma placu wystawowym W st.
Louis otwarto iuz gmach zWany
Temple of Fraternity, wybudowany
ma wz6r atehskiego Parthenonu. Ma
on 80 sal olbrzymia hale zgroma-
dzen.
w Des Moines, Ia, grand jury
wniosla 16 oskarzen przeciw szesciu
urzednikom miejslIim o pobteranie Ia
p6wek cd szuler6w.
w pobliau Saffern, N. Y, costa
10 S wloskich robotnikow koleJoWych
przejechanych przez pociag / zaol-
tych.
- iona syn szarlatana Dowie wy
iechali do Australia / podobno zebran
ze soba kosztownoSci wartoSci Z MI
lion6w dolar6w. Dowie, kt6ry ich od'
prowadzai do Bostonu, powrocif DO
New Yorku. 10 jego zwolennlkoW
wrociio do Zion City, gdyz So chorzy'
w Indianapolis, Ind. cd wczoral
przestrzega1a scisle ustawy zabrania-
iacej szynkowania trunkow W ME
dziele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
krOnika MiGjsCOWa.
Sprawy robotnikow.

1000 wedliniarzy ME stawilo
sic w sobote do piracy w rzezal-
mach, lecz unia postapila legalnle
i z lei zachowania sic nalezy VINO
sic, re w rzezalniach ME zanosl
sic ma zadne zaburzenia. Me IL
stawiono pred fabrykami "a
dnych pikiet, strajkierzy ME zbie-
rail- sic w gromady, lecz pozostali
w domu. Z drugiej strony VIA
sciciele rzezalh ME probowali
wcale wyrabiaG Irielbas i kiszek
przy pomocy hieunionist0w, gdyz
= jak m6wia : posiadaja do
stateczne zapasy wedlin, azeby
przetrzymac przesilenia. Zgodzili
sic nawet ma natychmiastowa
konferencye, aeby porozumiec sic
z przedstawicielami uni zala-
godzic sprawe ma mocy ustepstw
rozjemczych. Pierwsza konferen-
cya ma sic odbyc juz dzisiaj, w
obec stanowej komisyi rozjem-
czej.
Uklady zarzadu tramwajow W
dzielnicy poludniowej kondu-
ktorami j motorowymi zostafy
ma kilka dni odroczone, ponie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26

wydawszy g}osu, odwieziony
do szpitala, umari tam. Pasierba
aresztowano pod zarzutem zaboj-
stWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-26
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYAARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 26go pazdziernika

List Mommsena, nawolujacy
Anglik6w Niemc6w do zgody,
rie wywarl tego wrazenia, jake
go sic W Berlinie niezawodnie
spodziewano. w Anglii wick
szoSc pism zaledwie wspomniala
O MIN; zadne ME skorzysta}o
re sposobnoSci, ably przyczynic
sic do naprawienia stosunkow
wzajemnych. w jednem tylko
piSmie znajdujemy odpowiedz
ia odezwe niemieckq, a odpo-
wiedz ia ME jest taxa, ably mcgia
zadowolic NIommsena jego wy
sokich przyjacid. Umiesciso ia
pismo Spectator" najwazniej-
sly jej ustep brzrni, jak nastepu-
je:
"Nie chcemy odmawiac ME
odrnawia1ny podania reki Mem
cowi, jake jednostce. Ale uwaza-
my to "a fakt ME dajacy sic "a
przeczyc, ze dQznosci niemieckie,
jak je wyraza kasta panujqca, sa
ze wszystkich ambicyi narodo-
wych ma kuE ziemskiej jedynemi,
kt6re sprzeciwiaja sic wprost ma
Sym. Twierdzimy, re Niemcy
ME moga bye naszynai sprzymie-
rzencanli, bo donagaja sic tego,
czego my nigdy przyznac i'm ME
mozemy. Slowem. mniemamy,
ze. jezeli Niemcy, jak mowi
prof. Monmsen, sa zdecydowane
ma rozszerzenie 'swych kclonii
po "a Europa, to my musieliby-
$rny nalozyt sobie sami ograni-
cznia, albo tez musielibysmy, z
powodu Ameryki Poludniowej,
narazic sic ma zatarg narodem
(p6Inoono amerykanskim), kto-
ry jest Z naszej rasy, naszej
krwi i koSci, z ktorym ME
chcielibySmy zadzierat, chociazby
nawet chodziIoo zdobycie milosci
calej rasy teutohskiej. Professor
Monlmsen Jest innego zdania. =.
'Moemy przyjqc zwr6cic mu
- powiada dalej Spectator" =
zapewnienie przychylncsci oso-
bistej. Ale po "a tenn ME moze-
my uczynic mic innego, jak tylko
zapytaG go = poniewaz, jalc
twierdzi, przemawia W imieniu
znacznej wiekszoSci narodu ME
mieckiego - jak ia polityl0a, kto-
"a On nazywa usprawiedliwiona
(usprawiedliwionq, zapewne Z
niemieckiego punktu widzenia),
moze kiedyko1wiek doprowadzie
do takiego stanu rzeczy, zeby
Angicy Niemcy 'mogli iS5 ze
soba reka W reke?" Podziwiamy
patryotyzm profesora Mommse-
ma, ale pragnelibysrny uslyszec
jego~odpowiedz ma to pytanie."
Odpowiedz Spectators" trafia
W samo sedno. ZwIaszcza aluzya
do polityki niemiechej W Amery-
ce poiudniowej jest, mino u
przejmego tonu odpowiedzi, tax
samo zlosliwa, jak trafna. Jest to
rzeczywiScie objaw charaktery-
styczny, ze wlaSnie zachowanie
sic Niemcow ma dwoch punktach
p6lkuli potudniowej zaostrzy3o
najwiecej stosunki miedzy obu
panstwarni. Wojna transwalska
unicestwila marzenia niemieckie
o zdobyczach w Afryce poiudnio-
wei, i to byl gl6wny pow6d 60
rqcego ujmowania sic Niemc6w
"a "szczepem bratniln" gwalco-
nyn przez Anglie. Polityka "a
borcza w Ameryce Srodkowej, do
kt6rej Niemcy cheieli wciagnaG
Anglie, przez rozdmuchiwanie
zatargu Venezuela, zostala
zdemaskowana bardzo szybko,
Oburzyla Z jednej strony yAngli-
kSw, Z Grugiej zaS zaniepokoiia