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St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

A white girls wants . place 10
nurse OF do house work. Apply Al
once, 10 the Roche place, Cov'nR'
ton, La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

Spring gardens arc all planted
and coming up, but need rain.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

Just received fresh line of Jams,
Msrmelade and Whole Fruit Pre-.
serves, L, MEDAL d 60.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

Several communications are un.
avoidably crowded out this week.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

WANrED-A Young lady who
understands book keeping. Apply
to this Office.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
Twenty -sixth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, In and for the Parish Of
St. Tammany.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and all parties concerned to
show cause, IL any they have, within
ten days from the first publication OF
this notice, why the final account Of
John A. Ernest, dative tutor sbuld not
be approved and homologated and the
funds distributed according to law.
b. order OF the court this 18th day
Of April, 1903.
H. r. WARREN, Clerk of Court.
spl8.3t.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
FOX SALE.

One undivided half interest IN 1865
acres of lani on Bogne Chitto and Weat
Pearl river, formerly belonging to
Irbin Cooper. STEPHEN MYER.
ia24-3mO. Slidell. La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
Extra fine Honduras Seed Rice
o. 90 a bushel. BABlNGroN d Go.
Refrigerators for sale.
%. M. WAuSwORTH & Bro.

Try our Dove Outing Ham.
l.. MEDAL & co,
Bargains iu Shoes and Hats.
DARLINGTON d Go.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

Succession of Ernest J. Thagard and
,wife-No. 78.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev.
IL williams, Psstor. will hold SER
vices In Covington on the lst and 8rd
Sundays. Madisonville 2nd Sunday.
Slideli 4th Sunday.
Several communications are un.
avoidably crowded out this week.
Spring gardens arc all planted
and coming up, but need rain.
We had light frost tuesday and
Wednesday mornings.
The Burns sswmill is now ready
to fill orders. See advertisement,
in another column.
The School Board was is session
las. Wednesday. We will publish
the proceedings next week.
A fire At the West End last Tues
day, destroyed the Capital aud
Oliyiera's Hotel, and the Southern
Y.ch, Club House, including
many fine yachts. Loss 100000.
A white girls wants . place TO
nurse or do house work. Apply At
once, 10 the Roche place, Cov'ng'
ton, La.
Roses aud all kinds OF flowers
are IN bloom, aud give . charming
appearance surroundings of our
many 6ne residences.
Miss Kellie Olpiu, Of Morgan
City, arrived last Wednesday even
ing 10 take . position here with the
Cumberland Telephone d Tele'
graph Go.
The handsomely furnished house
Of 4, f.. Smith is for rent, with ,
new p,sno, ~ bis family expect 10
spend The summer on the Gull
coast.
Miss Gencvieve Burns, who has
been the efficient day operator for
Cumberland Telephone aud Ie'e'
graph Co., for the past two years.
has resigned from that ONCE ~
,.ke : posit,on with Blckham,
Magee Il 20.
WAN TED - Furnished Four
Room House, about one mile from
Covipgton Depot. Willing to pay
seo oO until lst of October. Ad'
dress 5. w. Prague, Hotel Grune'
wall, New Orleaus, La.
The people of Ab'.a Sp'ing'
have subscribed 5000 00, AMI the
Police Jury 800 90. for the pur'
pose Of building = fine road from
the former place to Cov'ngton.
The parish road machine will De
used for the purpose.
Las, Sundays excursion tram
consisted of nine coaches. The
summer season may he said to have
fairly opened, and We predict
prosperous one for our model East
l.ouisiaus Railroad aud its efficient
and attentive managers.
The fine Lake Steamer New Ca
,nelia has been thoroughly reoovat.
ed throughout, and has resumed
her regular trips, With Sunday aud
Wednesday excursions 10 Old Land
lnQ. Her Temperance will he
welcomed by her many patrons.
The root Of the old Mallory house.
now occupied BY Nj. Charles Hall and
f.mlly, caugbt nre last Wednesday,
from sparks from the chimney, but was
extinguished before it had gained much
headway. The hook and ladder COM
pauy promptly started for the scene'
but their services were not needed.
The nostoffice 1t Ablta Springs
was moved last Tuesday 10 the new
and handsome building owned BY
Mr. Frank Carambat, aud erected
BY the popular contractor ana
builder, Ar. A. y. Pons. The
store was also moved from the Log
CABIN to the same building. The
painting was done By Davis q
Clalraln.
Just Received, u Big
Line of Anchor Bugg1es.
u. NJ. wADswORrH 4 BRO.
Bargains for next week at Bab'
ington Il Co.'S:
Magic Stock Food 2oc.
Best Dundee butter two pounds
for 65c.
Cambell's Asst Soups three
cans for Csc.
Numseu's Extra Sifted Peas, l5c.
K. w. Brand Asparagus Csc.
DARLINGTON Il Co.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06
THE COURIER.
BY Percy ~. 1rubsbatD
Bryan and Clevelandare bothto
speak in Chicago in the near fn-
ture. This ought to send the
thermometer up several degrees.


3. Y.-Sarles, of Hillsboro, who
was the leading candidate for gov
ernor agaiast Frank White in the
last state convention, has an
nounced that he is a candidate
for governor and will seek the
nomination in the next republican
convention. Mr.. Sarles is popu.
lar all ovev the state and he seems
to be exceedingly SO with the edi
tors who are taking very kindly
to his candidacy.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06

!. SIS No. -
The Grand Forks Piaindealer
accuses Pr sident Roosevelt of
playing to the galleries every
time he does something for the
good Of the nation and is not
charitable enough to even give
him credit for one good or sim
cere motive. The opinion of the
Plaindealer does not carry much
weight with the masses. It's
prejudices and dislikes fall upon
barren soil as it were. The peo-
pie believe that President Roose-
velt is conscientious and sincere
in the discharge of his duties and
in every public act demonstrates
that he is a sturdy American citi-
zen whose chief aim is to admin
ister public business for the good
of all. He has time and time again
shown that he courts the plaudits
of the plain people more than he
does the monied and political men
ofthe nation. If he is playing to
the galleries it is what a vast
majority of the people of this ma
ton want for no man who ever
occupied the presidential chair
ever won his way into public fav-
or by his upright and sincere
work than has our present presi
dent. He may not be right in all
things but he certainly tries hard
to do right. If the Plain dealer
is looking for "play to the CALLER
les" it should turn it's calcium
light upon its own party. No
more glittering array of fakes
and grandstand attractions was
ever known than those held up
to the people of this country by
the democratic party headed by
the greatest Of all ring-masters
w. j. Bry an. and a few leaders of
his stamp in their attempt to foist
free trade, free silver AMI other
glitteriny attractions on the peo-
pie. President Roosevelt may
not be a great statesman but he
is honestand sincere in whatso-
ever he does.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06
Judge 3Lochren has decided
that Jim Hills railroad merger
is all right.

While at Fargo last week we
saw that city's street railway
it was a toy concern engaged for
the carnival for one week Far
go's railway is a good deal like
our electric light plant. The cit
izens up here worked hard to
favor Northwestern Electric Co.,
of Fargo them a franchise
after turning down other good
men to do so-and then the town
got left Bum company to our
lotion.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06

We reprint-a pipe dream from
the Fargo Call in another column
anent the United States Senator
ship. It is a very breezy piece of
gossip but somewhat premature
as Senator Han ,brough has neith-
er died or resigned and probably
has no intention Of doing so if it
can be avoided. It is somewhat
ghoulish and also exceedingly in
decent for these spoilsmen to
speculate on the senatorial toga
until the present incumbent is
through with it to say the least.
The Courier hopes that Senator
Hansbrough will recover his
health and live to continue use.
full in his present position. How
ever, since the Call has seen fit
to speculate on the Senator's S sue
cessor in the event of his resigna.
tion or death che Courier will give
it and the rest of the pipe dream.
ers a tip that is worth something.
Here it is. In the event of q va
cancy occurring Gov. White is te
{ resign and Bartlett will be gov
ernor who will in turn appoint
White to the senate. Stick a pir
in here. This tip comes close
from the throne.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06
Arrested for not Advertis.

Fred Smith, Theodore Roberts
aud Arthur Roberts, farmers of
Stutsmancounty, were arraigned
in Justice Pearson court this
morning charged with taking up
estray horses and failing to ad-
vertise the same in the newspa-
pers as provided by law. The
complaint in the case was made
by Nels Nichols, who alleges that
the defendants not only took up
the stock and failed to advertise
the same but also worked the ami :
mails.
The defendants gave bonds in
the sum Of $500 for their appear
ance in court at the preliminary
hearing to be held Aug. 8, and
were released.
The offense is a serious one in
which the district court has juris-
diction. Mr.. Nichols looked all
over the county for his horses
and could not locate them for
several weeks. He is justly in
dignant over the matter.
e -g
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06
8 JUDI NOT YET. OUT.
Reports That Jud LaMoure
is Out of Politics Lack
Confirmation.

The persistent rumors of tie
early retirement from politics Of
Jud LaMoure will be likely to re-
ceive an effective quietus whtn
some facts, in relation to a little
smooth work" on the subject of
a United States senatorship, Oe.
come more generally known
throughout The state. The situa-
ton in North Dakota republican
politics has been quite peaceful
for some time but the severe ILL
ness of Senator Hansbrough, who
has gone to the mountains for his
health is likely to disturb the
"calm'' and make things lively
among the Flickertails. If there
is any truth in the statement that
the gentleman from Pembina''
has already 'approached'' the
governor in the interests of L. B.
Hanne's S candidacy for the United
States senate and has secured
Whites promise to appoint him
in case the serious illnesso Hans
brough should prove fatal, the
condition of republican politics
in North Dakota is likely to be
somewhat "sultry" for some time
to come. 1t is we'll known that
the governor has congressional
ambitions and it is thought that
his appointment of Hanna will be
+reciprocated by "de gang" with
their support of him to take
Spalding's place in the North Da-
kota delegation. Itisalso under
stood in the elmer circle" that
the friends of State Senator Lit
|tle are bringing pressure to bear
upon Governor White to induce
him to withdraw his support Of
Hanna and sbach, for Hans
brough's place in case of q vacan-
cy in-the senatorship either by
death or retirement through i'll
health. Hanna is credited with
being Jud's candidate, and if
some little 'arrangement" can be
made whereby Hanna can go to
the senate and White to the house
Of representatives, the retire
ment of LlMoure from leader
ship of the republican party in
this state is not likely to take
place just yet On the other hand
f! if the Little "crowd" are able to
sure the Gear" of the governor
and make the plans for the graft
fcation of certain congressional
ambitions, there is no telling what
may happen. One thing, howev-
er, is certain and that is that when
everybody catches on" there
will be ...somethin doin'."
Grand Forks, July 81, 1903.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06

after turning down other good
men to do so-and then the town
got left. Bum company to our
Lotion.
A conference of populist lead
ers was held in Denver. Colorado
last week with q view to joining
forces among themselves and
TO hereafter have nothing to do
with either the democratic or re-
publican parties. The new deal
means that it will be a strictly
middle of the road affair. The
following address to the people
was adopted:
The manifest unrest which
everywhere appears inthe nation
demonstrates the dissatisfaction
of the American people with the
present management of the gov
ernment and argues thenecessity
of the reform forces coming to-
gether in united action at the bal
lot box toobtain proper legisla-
ton, whereby the right OF the
people to self-goverEment may be
had for themselves and their pos
terity.
Therefore, we, the populists
of the United States, having this
day at the city Of Denver united
forces with the distinct under
standing that all past differences
as to policy shall be I'D now are
permanently settled, and expert
ence having demonstrated the
futility Of any attempt to secure
the enactment of our truth, eth
er through the republican ordem
ocratic parties, we believe the
thine is now at hand when the
united peoples party should de
clare itself emphatically opposed
t any afiliation with either OF
these parties and unqualifiedly in
favor Of national political action
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES.
'tOur fundamental principles
are known to all populists and are
nowhere better stated than in
that immortal document enun-
ciated at Omaha, July 4. 1898.
However, for the benefit of the
uninf, rmed. we declare our un-
yeildingadherence tothe demands
for (a) a money, whether stamped
on gold, silver Or paper, to be
coined and issued exclusively by
the government and made a full
legal tender for all debts, both
public and private; (b)a system
of transportation and the trans
mission of intelligence owned by
the public and operated by the
governmental at the cost of service;
(c) land for use rather than for
speculation, and abolition of alien
ownership of land; (d) American
ships for American foreign com
merce, without a cent of subsidy.
"And as an open door for all
economic reforms we urge the
rule of the people through the
optional referendum and initia-
tive and the recall of derelict
officials.
APPEAL FOR RECRUITS.
Confident in the justice of the
principles here set forth, firmly
confident that their triumph in
government would be for the best
interests of the people, we call
upon the patriotic citizens of this
country to join with us in bring
ing about their enactment into
law. With these principles firmly
established equal justice, would
prevail, special privileges would
be eliminated, and ours would be
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-22
Rok XIV

Kazdy obeznany warunkami
jake sic tam napotyka, przeko-
many jest potrzebie zaprowa-
dzenia takiego ulepszenia.
w godzinach targowych panu-
je tam scisk i natiok taxi, re po
prostu dziwic sic trzeba jak ham
dlarze moga pozalatwiae swoje
interesa. Farmerzy chcacy rano
zdobyt sobie jake takie miejsce
ma targowisku, zmuszeni So wy
bierac sic juz poprzedniego popo-
ludnia, nasi grosernicy rzeznicy
godzinami stac musza W rzedzie,
ME mogac sic przebic przez owe
mrowisko wozow nieraz pow
stale TAXA platanina, re caiy ruch
wstrzymany jest bezradnie.
Powzieto wiec projekt przedlo-
zenia terazniejszego targowiska
cd ulicy Halsted do ulicy Sanga-
mon, czyli try biloxi W zacho-
dnim kierunku. Trzebaby W tym
celu skondemnizowac po IS stop
ma obu |stronach ulicy w. Ram
dolph czyli przeszlo 1900 stop
frontage" kilkadziesiat budyn-
kow mniejszych wiekszych.
Koszt tego przedsiewziecia obli-
czaja r6znie: przychylni -projek-
towi twierdza, re caly interes ME
bedzie kosztowai wiecej nik
100000, przeciwnicy zas utrzy-
muja, re million ME wystarczy.
Mad sprawa ia zastanawial sic
wczoraj komitet aldermanow, do
ktorego nalezy takze aid. Jozwia-
kowski, i po diugiej dyskusyi u
chwalil polecic radzie miejskiej
przyjecie projektu.
Bez watpienia, przediuzenie te-
go targowiska przyniosloby ko-
rzysc ME tylko bezposrednio inte-
resowanym przekupniom, handla-
rom, grosernikom i rzeznikomf
ale calej dzielnicy zachodniej.
J.. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-22
KR0TKIE NOTATI MIEJSKIE.

- Chicago City Railway Co.
jest gotowa ukiadae sic zarza-
dem miejskim, azeby uzyskac ma
dal prawo utrzymywania komuni-
kacyi tramwajowej ma swych Ii
mach.
- Podobno wiascicielom do
NOW ME bedzie wolno polewae
woda ulicprzed domamiiogrodow
"a pomoca wezow, azeby zapo-
biedz brakowi wody ma gornych
pietrach.
"Phisio Medical Society" "a
rzuca tutejszej komisyi zdrowia
falszowanie raport6w urzedo-
wych, W interesie fabrykantow
patentowanych lekarstw.
= Dwoje dzieci chorych ma o.
spe przewieziono do szpitala izo-
lacyjnego.
= w dniu wienczenia grobow
poseiki pocztowe tylko raz jeden
beda roznoszone przez listono-
Sow.
- Woznicy Christianowi Pc
terson przetracii znarowiony koh
szczeke wybil zeby.
Pred domem pm. 1916
South Morgan str. zderzyl
sic tramwaj wozem Stanislawa
Rutowicza. W6z rozbii sig W ka-
walki, Rutowicz ziamal zebro.
. Sedzia Carter zakazal komi-
syi parkowej puszczae W obieg
bondy ma sumo $5so,ooo W celu
powiekszenia parkow miejskich.
- Wielki pozar zniszczyi W.
srode wieczorem 6 pietrowy dom
ma rogu Jackson boul. Franklin
ul. Straty wynosza $Ioo,ooo.
-13 letni Paul Corcoran przy-
znal sic policyi, re byi sprawca
pozaru, ktory zniszczyl caiy biloxi,
domow miedzy ulicami Lille.
Dunning Seminary ave. 0 tym
pozarze donosilismy W srode.
- Szbode ma $4,000 zrzadzii W
srode pozar W Auditorium.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-22
krOnika MiGjsCOWa.
Sprawy robotnikow.

Liczne strajki, ktorych opisy-
waniem zajmowaly sic W osta-
tnich czasach gazety, zniechecaja
do robotnikow nawet takich kup-
cow przemyslowcow, ktorzy
chetnie zgadzaja sic ma ich s}usz-
ne zadania. Sympatyzowanie
robotnikami ME Wyklucza Wolno-
sci potepienia naduzyc re strony
piracy zorganizowanej, kupcy i
fabrykanci skarza sic, re ME So
dzisiaj pewni, czy pomimo wzaje-
mnych zobowiazah ME zastrajku-
ia jedynie przez sympatye u
nionistami, z kt6rylni wlasciwie
ME maja mic wspolnego. w tych
warunkach fabrykanci i kupcy
ME wykofczaja ME odstawiaja
ma czas zamowionych towarow i
bywaja narazeni ma straty, przy
ktorych o zyskach przedsie-
biorstw mowy bye ME moze. w
tych warunkach ME MONA sic
dziwic przemyslowcom, re ma
swych zebraniach podnosza mysl,
azeby w razie ME ustania febry
strajkowej zrywac uklady unio-
nistami zamykac sklady i fabry-
XII ma tax dlugo, dop6ki ME zgiosi
sic dostateczna ilosc robotnikow,
gotowych do piracy pomimo straj-
kow, oglaszanych przez zarzady
organizacyj robotniczych: Wczo-
raj przyjeli W zasadzie ten ME
bezpieczny dla miasta Chicago
projekt wlasciciele pieciu rzezalh,
zatrudniajacych $4,000 ludzi.
Jakkolwiek wczoraj strajkierzy
W pralniach ME przystali jeszcze
ma warunki, podane i'm przez wso-
scicieli, istnieie nadzieia, re dzi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-22
R6zne nOtatki teIegraficzne.

= Rzeczpospolita Kuba wczo-
raj obchodzi}a pierwsza rocznice
swej niepodleg}osci. Szczegolnie
wspaniaie obchody byly w Ha-
vanie.
= w Stranbing w Bawaryi
scieto Maxa Karola Bradl, ojca
i syna, skazanych "a morder-
stwo.
= w Pretorii wczoraj zostal
otworzony brytyjski parliament
transwalski, przez wiceguberna-
tora Transwalu. Boerow ma sesyi
ME bylo.
= Z prowincy Yunnan W
Chinach nadchodza wiadomosci
o niebezpiecznem powstamiu skie-
rowaneam przeciw dynastyi.
= Francuzka izba pos1ow po
goracej dyskusyi W sprawach ko-
scielnych udzielila wotum zaufa-
MIA premierowi Combes 313 glo-
sami przeciw 237.
w dystrykcie Tondo W Ma
Mill zrzadzii pozar szkode ma mi
lion dolar6w, 1000 chat KRAKOW
cow sic spalifo, 5000 osob znala-
zto sic bez dachu mad glowa.
Z Paryza donosza, re sojusz
z Rosya mocno jest zachwiany |
W najblizszej przyszlosci nalezy
co do tego oczekiwac ciekawych
wiadonoSci.
= w r6znych miejscowosciach
stan6w Texas, Kansas Nebra-
ska huragany wczoraj 1rzadziiy
znaczne szkody.
- w katedrze Mallinekrodt(O
W Wilkesbarre, Pa, wczoraj "a
panien zlozylo Sluby zakonne;
jest miedzy nierni z Chicago pan
ma Berta Behncke.
w stanie New York Cd S ty-
godni panuje posucha ogromnie
szkodliwa dla zasiewow past
wisk. Wczoraj w miescie New
York bylo o2 stopni ciep1a i wy
darzylo sic pare wypadkow uda-
ru s1onecznego.
= Mgr. J. ]. Glennon zostal
zarnianowany koadjutorem Arcy-
bishupa w St. Louis.
= Prezydent Roosevelt przy-
byl wczoraj wieczorem do Port
land, Oregon.
- Najwieksza dotychczas licz-
be imigrantow pod pokladem W
jednym okrecie, przywiozl wczo-
raj okret Pennsylvania do New
Yorku. By}o ich 2,728, opr6cz 235
kajutowych podr6znych.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 22 maja 1903.

NI1l(dSO3 IL l4SlJd ASSO.
WieIka akcya dynamitowa w
Salonikach, ma ktorej sIutki po-
lityczne widocznie liczyli po-
wstancy macedonscy, skohczyla
sic ma wysadzeniu w powietrze
Banku otomaaskiego killu in
nych budyrl1ow, ma zabiciu Kill
kudziesieciu aresztowaniu Kill
kuset podejrzanych Buagarow.
Wladze tureckie wystapiiy wpra-
wdzie W tym wypadl1u wielka
energia, chociaz cokolwiek zapoz-
no, zapobiegly ialszyn zama-
cllom. Przy aresztowaniach re-
wizyach stwierdzono, re rewolu-
cyonisci wykonali tylko malelka
Geese swego planu. w rozmal-
tych dzielnicach miasta, II roma
itych ludzi, nawet u kobiet die
ci, znaleziono dynarnit i bomby
wybuchowe, wylryto ganki pod
ziemne, przeprowadzone pod
Bankiem otonanskirn, daleko w
glab miasta, a w gansach tych
materya{y wybuchowe, baterye
elektryczne i druty; przy 6torych
pomocy zarnierzano bezpiecz-
nej odlegioSci wysadzic Hliasto
w powietrze. Tylko przerwaniu
tych drutow, sl1utkien wybuchu
wv BanBu otomansl1irn, Saloniki
zawdzieczaja, ze ME zanlieni}y
sic na kupe gruzow.
DIS bodaj juz niebezpieczen-
stwa ME ma. Wielka akcya, przy-
gotowywana widocznie cd da-
wna, przy pomocy lioznych rak,
ME powiod}a sic, ably eel, do lAto-
rego dazyli dynamitardzi, mial
bye osiagniety. Celem tym byao,
jak juz zaznaczylismy pred Kill
ku inian1i, wywolanie interview
CYL mocarstw. Przybyly wpraw-
die natychnaiast do Salonik pam
cerniki austryaokie wloskie, ale
zarzucily spokojnie kotwice W
porcie, a wszecheuropejski or
gan p62urzedowy, nPolit. Cor
resp, zapewnia, ze Mkt ME my
Sh o wysadzaniu wojsk na lad, Q
oloupacyi miasta czynnen1
wmieszaniu sic do wewnetrz-
nych walk trreckich. Mocarstwa
ufaja, ze rad turecEi pragnie
szczerze przywrocenia stosun-
k6w prawidfowych w Salonikach
caiej swej prowincyi europej-
skiej, i posiada dose sil, ably O.
bezwladnic powstancow stlu-
mic wszelki op6r, a dopold uf-
nose ia istnieje, rzady europej-
slie ME wystapia z interwencya.
Z innych stron zas zapewniaja,
rowniez na podstawie fnfornacyi
po}urzedowych, re spos6b walki
iaki wybrali Macedohczycy, mo-
ze tylko slz1onic mocarstwa do
pozostawienia zupefnei swobody
dzialania w}adzom tureckirn.
Mimo to wszystko jednak POLO
zenie bynajmniej ME jest jasne,
ME zn1niejszy5o sic, lecz raczej
wzrosfo niebepieczenstwo groz-
nych zatarg6w. Przedewszyst-
klein zaostrzy}y sic bardzo sto-
sunh miedzy Turcya a Buigarya.
Wprawdzie rad sofijski przeczy
stanowczo twierdzeniu, IL po-
wstahcy sprowadzali sw6i dyna-
nit BuIgaryi, ale w Konstanty-
nopolu tyrn zaprzeczeniom ME
wierza, dygnitarze tureccy w roz-
movie dyplomatami europej-
skin1i wskazuja wyraznie na Bu}-
garye, jake na g}owne ognisko
ruohu rewolucyjnego, poses tu-