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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29

the part or mani members regarding
the bills in which they were inter
ested, and the speaker was besieged
with requests for recognition for the
calling up of bills. At length he in
terrupted the proceedings with the fol-
lowing announcement: II have been
Informed that the impression is exist
ing in the house that it is the inten-
ton of the chair to adjourn this house
under the gavel tomorrow evening.
The chair has not thought of such a
thing at all. The resolution for final
Adjournment las not yet been adopted
1t is the opinion of the chair that If
the members desire to remain here we
had better not adjourn for the Worlds
fair exercises this week"
The following bills were passed: APP
propriating--$1,5 500 per annum for the
Illinois Dairymen's association; 1000
per annum FOR the Illinois College of
Agriculture and Agricultural expire
ment station; $500 per annum for the
Illinois Live Stock Breeders associa-
ton; $4,000 for the erection of Ma
tiOnal Guard armory mt Bloomington;
100000 to purchase pine forest in
Ogle county for a forest reserve ard
public park
The bill providing that in garnish-
ment proceedings. where wages are
earned out of the state and payable
ont of the state. personal service must
be had on the defendant, was passed.
The house. then took recess until
3 ID. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29

to get very uneasy, but your medicine
made an entirely new woman of her. L
believe she eats and feels better now
than she has for years.
"I have not fbe slightest doubt but
that your medicine has saved her from
a long spell of sickness, if nothing
more. All my family had begun 10
get uneasy, but, of course, she did NOT
know Ii and have only Just told her
of it since she has improved SO much.
had no idea II would do half what If
has and don't think there is another
medicine made that will begin TO com.
pare with ii. "-.-W. e. Birch, Fruit
Grower, Alton, Alb county, Va.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
Afternoon Session.

, TO 5.-Convention called To order;
singing, What a Friend We Have in
Jesus" prayer. Report of commit
tee ON credentials; report of com
mittee on permanent organization:
singing. Address: The Christian
Kingdom" Rev. Wallace Randolph
Struble. Chicago. Special singing; APP
pointment of committees on platform
and resolutions. Address: "A Bust
ness Idea of Public Ownership" Or
lando Edgar Miller. Chicago. Discus
sion, singing, adjournment for sup
per.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
SENATE Is GUSHING THINGS"
Important Measures Come Up and Are
Acted Upon.-SaIary Bin Passed.

Important Measures Come Up and Are
Acted Upon,-saIary Bin Passed.
Springfield. Ills. April 29.-The SEN
ate yesterday by q vote of 81 to 1
passed the Mckenzie civil service bill.
After the bill had been read at length
Parker attacked ii OH the ground that
the bill is not now civil service meas
ure. and sought to have the bin re-
called again for second reading for
amendment This civil service reform
bill, so-called," said he, was drawn
by the enemies and is being supported
by the enemies of civil service. in the
hope that civil service in Illinois may
be given Il black eye"
The bill as passed is known as the
Mckenzie bill. 1t. however. retains
the number of the house civil service
bill that was sent to the senate and
will now go back to the house for con-
currence i'm the amendment to it. The
nays on its passage were: Burnett.
Coleman. Kunz. Stubblefield absent or
not voting-Alden. Farnum, Fowler,
Mahe:. Mueller, Parker, Powers,
Rainey. Small.
Fowler obtained unanimous consent
to introduce a bill limiting the eX-
penseS of the state architects office to
] per cent. of the Improvement. eXclu-
siVe of the annual salary of the state
architect; referred. The child labor
bill was reported from the house and
was sent to second reading without
reference. 4 message was received
from Governor Yates transmitting for
confirmation the appointments made
by him since the adjournment of the
Forty-secOnd general assembly.
After numerous roll calls and Veii-
fications the bill increasing the salary
of the members of the general assem-
bly, from $1,000 to $1,000 was passed by
a vote of 26 to %. Mueller moved to re-
consider the vote by which the bill was
passed, which motion was tabled. thus
clinching the action. The nays on the
bill were: Alden. Andrus. Bailey, Bur-
nett, Coleman. Farrelly, Fort, Fowler,
Fuller. Hamilton, Helm, Hughes,
Humphrey, McCabe, Mckenzie, Nee
han, RePs. Stringer. Stubblefield, Tenn
pleton. Townsend and Walter; absent
or not voting-Pemberton and Small
The house bill providing for eight ad
ditional factory inspectors and increas-
ing the salary of the chief inspector
from 81 800 to $1,000 was sent to third
reading.
Among the house bills passed are the
following: Providing for screens and
vestibules on street cars; oviding
that county boards may pay $50 an
nually to such blind citizens rs have
an income less than $3.50 and who are
not being cared for by any charitable
restitution: increasing the salaries OF
tie circuit judges of the state to $1,000
per annum; authorizing the Tri-City
Railway company. of Rock Island. to
use the bridge across the Mississippi
river at that place; making it the duty
of master of apprentices TO cause the
attendance of such apprentices ut
school at least three months in each
year; providing that the petition fof
hard roads Improvement shall be signed
by 40 per cent. of the property owners.
Adjourned to 10 Il. m. today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
NO cure 3 cold IN one Dav

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. z. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
ROUTINE WORK IN THE HOUSE
Bill to Appropriate $4,000 for the Farm
ers' Institute Goes Through.

Springfield. Ills... April %. - After
granting the Doodle committee more
time yesterday the house advanced to
third reading the senate bill to in
crease the limit of liability for death
damages from $1,000 to $4,000. The
senate bill providing for the annexa-
ton of the Calumet and Evanston dis
d'icts to the Chicago sanitary district
was referred.
Taggart's bill making an appropria-
Hon of $4,000 in aid of the Illinois
Farmers Institute, was taken up. OAR
row addressed the house in opposition
to the bill, on the theory that the APP
preparation was for private society.
Curtis explained that the Farmers In
stitute had become regular adjunct
of the state government by statutory
provision. and barrow then withdrew
his opposition. The bill passed-yeas,
49, Is 9 fss 1stt.47bAsJHrli2;s s B. me hons.
there was manifest solicitation upon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
Thoy Desire to Testifr.

Springfield, Ills, April 20. = When
the report that the Doodle investigate
ing committee would subpoena Edwin
Burritt Smith and Walter Fisher, sec
rotary of the Municipal Voters League,
reached SMITH he at once went to
Cairman Rinaker and requested that
he and Fisher be given an opportuni-
ty 10 appear before the committee as
witnesses to testify to any matters
brought out in Editor Humans testi-
-mony affecting them in any way.
Chairman Rinaker said that they
would be heard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
warning. warming

Beware of substitutes offered by
INSCRIPTIONS dealers in place of Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, Fcley's Kidney
Cure and Banner Salve. Dishonest
dealers for a little extra profit will
try to palm off worthless prepare
tions in place of these valuable medi-
cines that have stood the test of
years, and thus jeopardize the lives of
their victims. For sale by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
Evening Session.

a Z TO 9:5O.-Convention called to or
der; prayer. Special vocal and in
strumental music. Address, Rev. DIR.
Charles II. Thomas, St. Louis. Mo; re-
pert of committee on platform and
resolutions Address: The Pentecos-
tai Christian" Gen. John Cordingly,
Chicago. General meeting for chris
tan testimony and fellowship, closing
with a conservation service. Adjourn
ment. doXology, benediction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
Forenoon Session

$50 to 1O.-PentacostaI meeting.
conducted by zen. John Cordingly.
of Chicago, commander-in-chief of
the United States Missionary Regu-
lars. Singing in charge of w. Inglis
Bloom. of Moline. III.
10 to 12.-Business session: Conven-
ton called to order by William Ru-
dolph Benkert. national chairman,
Davenport, Iowa. Singing, "All nail
the Power of Jesus Name" Prayer,
Rev. DR.. Charles w. Thomas. St. Louis.
Mo. Selected song, scripture read
ing, singing by the convention. Sc
lection Of temporary officers and APP
pointment of committees on creden-
tails and permanent organization.
Address: The Aims and Objects of the
United Christian Party" William Ru-
dolph Benkert. Davenport, Iowa. Open
discussion. with singing until II m.
Adjournment for lunch and committee
meetings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
THINKS IT MEAN
OF Editor Hinnnan to Insinuate
That His Visit TO Bliss
Meant Doodle.
CoMPIA1NrTHAT MR.. NoHE MAKES
Doodle Hunters Given All the Time
They Want-SpeakerR Treasures
the Members.

Springfield. Ills. April 29.-The boo
die investigating committee did not
make its report to the house yesterday.
Chairman. Rinaker asked for further
time, and it was granted The house
voted, also, to defer Editor Humans
appearance before the bar of the house
until after the report of the committee
had been submitted. with the under
standing that he will be called then if
the report is not satisfactory The
scope of Editor Humans testimony is
q matter of much specuIat ton When
the committee adjourned shortly be-
fore , a. M. yesterday no member
would talk, and all continue secretive.
NOhe Has Nothing to Conceal.
Representative Nohe, who was men,
toned in the testimony of Editor Hin
man before the investigating commit
tee as one of the men who was seen to
enter the office of Colonel L. r. Bliss,
in Chicago, states that it is true that
he had been to Colonel Bliss Office
Colonel Bliss and 1 are personal
friends" said Nohe, land 1 frequently
visit his office. have also conferred
with him in regard to the traction
legislation. l am ready and anxious
to go before the committee and tell ev-
erything that has occurred between
Colonel Bliss and 1. There has been
nothing iIlegitimate or improper in
anything that has occurred. Nothing
that either Colonel Bliss or myself
would object TO making public.
Comments on Editor Human.
$50 far as the use of my name by
Mr.. Hinman is concerned l have only
to say that 1t was cowardly and con
temptible. He did not say that my Wis
it to the Office of Colonel Bliss was for
an illegitimate purpose. but he threw
out the insinuation by using this Incl
dent in defense of his Doodle EDITORIAL
I have been standing here all winter
fighting traction legislation in the in
terest of Mr.. Human, and for him to
couple up my name with these charges
of corruption was unjustifiable."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29

I429.I43I Second Avenue,
Opposite Court House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-29
GIVE OUT PROGRAM
Committee Names Order of Pro.
cedure for United Chris
tan Assembly.
HELD AT BLACK hawk MAY ]
Morning, Afternoon and Evening
Sessions ers' Time
Limited.

y somewhat elaborate program has
been prepared for the fourth annual
assembly of the united christian
party to be held at Black Hawks
Watch Tower, Friday May /. Morn
ing, afternoon and evening sessions
are provided for and number of
speakers are to be heard. The main
addresses are limited TO 20 minutes
and discussion to three minutes.
1t is specifically stated that the
meeting is public and the attendance
of those interested in the movement
which the promoters believe will ulti-
mately result in the gathering of the
chosen 144,000 in one place at some
future date. is solicited. The pro-
gram to be carried out at the assem-
bly, in full is as follows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25

szereg6w pulku piechoty 450 zo}nie-
rzy, razonych promieniami s}onca. 10
ludzi umarIo.
= 600 oficer6w szeregowc6w we
wojsku brazylijskiem ma terytoryum
Acre umarlo ma febre. 400 ludzi ley
chorych w niekt6rych pu}kach uska-
rzaja sic ma brak lekarstw.
= Podczas zdobywania miasta Gin
dad Bolivar, w Venezuela, po obu
stronach zginefo lub zosta}o ranio-
nych 1900 ludzi. Wall1a trwala przez
30 godzin.
Sejm kolumbijsh jest gotow "a
twierdziG traktat panamski.
-W w Rzymie rozniosla sic wiado-
nose, prawdopodobnie faiszywa, o
zaginieciu pierscienia rybackiego, po
zdjeciu go z palca zmarlego Ojca
swietego.
- General brygady A w. Greedy u
daje sic do Berlina, ma miedzynaro-
dowa konferencye W sprawach tele-
grafowania bez drutu.
- Benjamin G. Hill, veteran VOL
ny domowej, skazany ma smiert "a
zonob6jstwo, zostal wczoraj stracony
we Waszyngtonie.
- Policya W Hoboken ma pow6d
przypuszcza6, ze istnieje tam klub
samobojc6w.
- Wczoraj minai dzieh, ktorym
traktat O ustapienie Stanom Zjedno-
czonym dunskich wysp W Indyach Ia
chodnich powinien by} bye zatwier-
dzonym.
w New Yorku zorganizowah sic
zydowscy szmaciarze, ktorzy pobiera-
Ia cd kontraktor6w zbyt male wyna-
grodzenie "a zbieranie cuchnacych
galganow.
= We Wilkesbarre, Pa, umaria
wczoraj 6sma osoba ma zakazenie
krwi z powodu skaleczenia sic dniu
4 lipca.
W Lexington, KY, powieszono
dwoch rabusi6w, kt6rzy zastrzelili
kupca A. B. Chinn. Jeden z delikwen-
tow usmiechal sic, drugi modlil sic
ma szafocie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25
KrOnika MiGjsCoWa.
Strajk w fabryce Kellogga.

StTa1K w ldDIyCe heuoSSd.
Poniewaz woznice oswiadczyli
wyraznie, re ME chca brac udzia-
au w strajku W fabryce Kellogg
Switchboard Co., przeto strajkie-
rzy obecnie oprzec sic moga tyl-
ko o organizacya Federation Of
Labor, ktorej moralnego o lie
moznosci finansowego poparcia
sic domagaja. Wczoraj sprawe te
roztrzasano ma posiedzeniu tel
organizacyi, ale powodu nieobe-
cnosci prezydenta Schardta, odlo-
zono dalsze narady jeszcze do ju-
ira.
Strajk II firmy Kellogg Co.
trivia juz II tygodni. Ogloszony
zostai 5 maja; udzial W MIN wzie-
10 300 robotnikow. Cd owego
czasu 40 robotnikow wrocilo do
piracy, 800 postaralo sic o inne
zatrudnienia; unie przez ten czas
wyplacily wsparcia w sumie $25,-
600. Owych 500 strajkierow, kto-
rzy ME znalezli innego zatru-
dnienia, straciio przez ten czas
100000 zarobku; czyni to razem
wyplaconemi wsparciami S94,-
600 straty. Fabryka straclla w
skutek ograniczenia swej dzialal-
nosci okoio 100000, nadto
szkody w fabryce zrzadzone wy
Mostly okolo $1,000. Nieunioni-
stow tam obecnie zatrudnionych
Jest oko1o 500. : Strajk zarza-
dzono celem zmuszenia nieunio-
nist6w do przystapienia do uni
lub do porzucenia roboty.
Olbrzymi pozar.
Wczoraj rano sta}y sic pastwa
plomieni magazyn i fabryka
smalcu firmy Omaha Packing
Co. ma Halsted Lumber str. o.
brzynie ilosci smalcu, t}uszczu i
wieprzowiny zniszczone zostaly
do szczetu, glownie przez pozar,
a czescia przez dym wode. Szko-
de zrzadona obliczaja ma $780,
600.
Pozar wybuchl wkrotce po 60
dzinie 6, i rozszerzyl sic szalo-
ma szybkoscia. Ma szczescie krot-
ko przedtem opuscilo budynki o
kolo 50 robotnikow tam W nocy
zatrudnionych; gdyby ten pozar
powstal byl w czasie, gdy robo-
tnicy jeszcze ,byli obecni, to mo
globy wydarzyc sic nieszczescie
nieopisane. Straz ogniowa made
szla szybko, ale pozar przybral
juz byi takie rozmiary. re trzeba
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25


tenn dobrobytu swych obywateli
powiekszyc wydatki ma wojsko.
Jezeli jednak we Francyi uformo-
wano w tym roku II nowych re-
gimentow kawaleryi, to sic tlo-
macy tenn, re Niemcy maja 6ooo
jezdzcow wiecej Cd Francyi. Ere
szta szumnie zachwalane ataki
kawaleryi podczas manewrow &C.
sarskich straci}y na rzeczywi-
stem znaczeniu odkad zaprowa-
dzono w artyleryi ulepszone dzia-
Ia nova broh palma piechoty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25
Rome nOtatki teIegraficzne.

- Niemcy zamierzaja W st. Louis
urzadzi6 naukowa wystawe medycz-
na, aaeby wykazac ma tenn polu swe
postepy.
- Przywoz towar6w niemieckich z
"a granicy byl W minionem p6}roczu
So milion6w dolar6w wiekszy, niz
W pierwszem p6iroczu 1902 T. Wy
w6z powiekszyI sic AT milionow.
= Podczas marszu Trebinia do
Bilek, W Herzegovina, wystapilo &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYAARODOWEl
Chicago, IS lipca.

Telegramy doniosly nam o "a
burzeniach ulicznych dni osta-
tnich w Atenach, W stolicy Gre
cyl. Wypadki zasiuguja ma uwa-
ge, jake objawy wewnetrznych
stosunkow W Grecyi. Coraz wie-
cej wystepuje ma jaw to, re czy-
sto parliamentary sytem, jaki
panuje przy biernem zachowaniu
sic krola Jerzego, ME przyczynia
sic do politycznego skonsolidowa-
MIA ekonomicznego rozwoju kra-
ju. w 1897 T. ulegl Deljanis takze
W skutek zbiegowisk ulicznych i
nurtujacej roboty tajnych iowa
rzystw. w obec rozruchow wi
dial sic cabinet Theotokisa zmu-
SONY podac sic do dymisyi. Wre-
czajac podanie 0 dymisya, oswald
cyl prezes ministr6w, Theotokis,
krolowi, re porzadek MONA przy-
prowadzic znowu tylko "a pomo-
ca surowych srodkow. Polozenie
wydaje sic mocno zawiklane.
Juz przedostatnie posiedzenie L.
by mialo przebieg bardzo burzli-
WV. Jeden posiow Pyrgos "a
komunikowal: depesze, ktora
tamtejsze polozenie przedstawia
jake bardzo grozne. Rad oswald
cyl, ze urzedowe doniesienia ME
brzmia tax niepokojaco. w kaz-
dym razie nadchodza z Pyrgos
wiadomosci, ze wiesniacy wkra-
czaja do miasta, ably uczestniczyc
W zebraniu protestujacem pre-
civ zniesieniu monopolu ma ko-
ryntki. Umysly So niezmiernie
wzburzone. Uzbrojeni chlopi l
mieszczanie przebiegaja ulice,
strze1aja W powietrze i urzadzaja
halasliwe manifestacye. Wedle
dalszych doniesieh, kilkunastu
zbrojnych wiesniakow zatrzymy-
waio pociagi kolejowe, chcac nj
mi pojechac do Aten i tam urza-
die manifestacye na rzecz mo-
nopolu. Gdy ich powstrzymano
przemoca Cd tego przedsiewzie-
cia, zniszczyli w kilku miejscach
tory kolejowe. Ma posiedzeniu L.
by deputowanych zakomunikowal
Theotokis, re cabinet podal sig
do dyrnisyi, kt6ra krol przyjal.
Rad znalazl sic w obec powsta-
MIA caiej ludnosci, ktora zada}a
niemozliwych rzeczy. Ably do
prowadzic do porzadku, by}by
rad musia} wydac rozporzadze-
MIA, ktorych nastepstwa mogiy
bye powazne. Ola tego cabinet
wolaI poda6 sic do dymisyi. Theo-
tokis zwrocii sic nastepnie prze-
civ opozycyi, ktora oskarzal o to,
ze spowodowala wrzenie w Ionic
ludnosci. w Izbie poWstaia wiel-
ka wrzawa, opozycya zaczela gao-
Sno protestowac, possowie ME
kt6rzy pobili sic, na galeryach
krzyczano gwizdano. Posiedze-
ME zamknieto wsrod wielkiej
wrzawy.
o nowych ministrach donosza
nastepujace szczegoly: Jedna z
najwybitniejszych osobistosci ga
binetu Theotokisa jest minister
spraw wewnetrznych Levidis,
kt6ry juz byl ministrem i piasto-
wal teke ministerstwa marynarki,
a od lat rs jest parlamentaryu-
szem. Do niedawna naleza{ on do
przeciwnikow Theotokisa. w A
tenach posiada on wielkie wply-
wy moze STAG sic silna podpora
Theotokisa. Minister skarbu Ana
gyros Simopulos jest rowniez
wytrawnym palamentaryuszem i
liczy sic do przyjacio1 Theotoki-
sa, do ktorego gabinetu nalezal.
Minister wojny Griyas zazywa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: Hekla z Kopenhagi.
Liverpool: Bowie z N. Y, Germanic
EN-. Y.
San Francisco: Helen Honolulu,
Prinzeaux re Sydney.
Odesziy:
Queenstown: New England do Ro
stonu.
southampton: Moltke do N. Y.
San Francisco: Defender do Mahu
koma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25
TELEGRAMY y.

ste nabozenstWo zalobne odpra-
wiono wczoraj w kosciele sw.
Wincentego Anastazego, gdzle
znajdujq sic serca wszystkich pa
piezy, poczqwszy ID Sykstusa
V, skonczywszy ma poprzedn;-
ku Piusa IXgo. Ma srodku ko-
sciola byl ustawiony ogromny
katafalk, zarzucony wiencami
kwiat6w, ozdobiony potrojna ty-
ara i herbami zmarlego Leona
XIIIgo.
Ogromne wrazenie robiio inne
nabozehstwo, w bazylice sw. Pho
ira, w kaplicy Chorowej, nap7z"-
civ katafalku ze zwlokami Papie-
"a. Obecni wybuchli placzem,
kiedy rozlegly sic tony piesni;
"Dies irae, dies lila.
Ogolnq zwrocilo uwage nabc-
zenstwo w krolewskiej kaplicy,
celebrowane przez Nrolewskiego
kapelana. Krol, krolcwa mini
strowie wloscy brali udzial w tom
nabozenstwie.
Rzym, 25go lipca. = Azeby
zbic falszywe pogloski, DIR. Lap
poni przywo}a> liczne grono leka-
rzy, ktorzy po obejrzeniu zwlok
Papieza orzekli, re starannemu /
dok{adnemu Zabalzamowaniu
zwlok niczego zarzucac ME mo-
zna.
RzyIn, $3.50 lipca. = Monsi-
gncr Coli wypowie dzisiaj
move pogrzebowq. Monsignor
Sardi movie bedzie pred kardy-
naiami o obowiazkach swietego
Kolegium, a monsignor Pifferi
lub Palmieri zostanie mianowany
spowiednikiem kardynalow ma
czas trwania conclave.
Conclave rozpocznie SIG ME
wqtpliwie 3Igo lipca. Jako glow
nych kandydatow wymieniaja o.
becnie kardynalow Rampolla i
Gotti. Pierwszy Mich popierac
zamierzac drugiego, jezeli sam W
pierwszem glosowaniu otrzyma
mniej glos6w, niz sic spodziewa.
Posel pruski / kardynal Kopp a
gituja ma korzysc kardynala Van
nutelli albo kardynala Agliardi.
Petersburg, 25go lipca. - Ia
daniem Rosyi jest utrzymac ma
zewnatrz pokoj i przeprowadzic
u siebie reformy, azeby stlumic
w zarodku propaganda rewolu-
cyjnq. Brak funduszow stoi JeJ
nadto ma przeszkcdzie, azeby
prowadzic wojne. Japonia ME od-
wazy sic rowniez ma dzialanie "a
czepne, ME otrzymawszy moral
nego materyalnego poparcia ze
strony Anglii Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. w kazdym razie wzma-
cnia Rosya swe SHY wojenne ma
dalekim Wschodzie, gdzie wcho-
dza w gre jej najzywotniejsze in
teresa gdzie wypada jej bye
przygotowana ma wszelkie even
tualnoSci.
Londyn, 25go lipca. = Japonia
ma rowni Z Anglia Stanami Zje-
dnoczonymi postanowila zajac
stanowisko wyczekujace / zazaoa
W pazdzierniku wycofania sic
Rosyi i Mandzuryi, jezeli do te-
go czasu niekt6re porty mand-
zurskie ME zostana otwarte ola
handlu miedzynarodowego.
Wieden, 25go lipca. = Nagly
wyjazd ksiecia Ferdynanda bull
garskiego wraz dziecmi tloma-
czy sic Z jednej strony ia okoli-
cznoscia, re jutro przypada rocz-
MICA smierci jego ojca, drugiej
strony potrzebe schronienia sic W
bezpiecznie miejsce ma tax dlugo,
dopoki wzburzona ludnosc Bull
garyi sic ME uspokoi. w Belgra-
die nadaja podrozy ksiecia ME