davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1904-08-28

stood from under. 1 leased out every
branch Of my department store.
"Onc fellow got the saloon. another
the restaurant. some one my barber
shop. another the bowling alley and so
on all along the line. / went out Of
the handbook business and all on earth
] kept was my hall and the bathhouse-
The Washington times., 1904-08-28
Name Is Valuable.

Then, just because my name was val
liable to those who ran the various
branches of business / got out Of the
powers that be put it up TO me and
reached out to hand me one. I'm not
joking any when I say it worried me.
I'm getting an income OF $1,000 a
month from sources that no living man.
has a right TO criticise. and I guess that
will hold me for awhile. Until Chicago
quits looking on bOOkmaking az burglary
! won't be responsible for any man who
takes bet i'm my name. That's about
as strong warning as I can give.
I'm through lodging mayors. chiefs
OF police. cOppers, grand juries. and
States attorneys"
The Washington times., 1904-08-28
BELDAME HAILED
AS GREATEST MARE
Has Demonstrated Right to
Be Called Queen.

To Beldame, feet and fair. stauch and
steadfast, We make obeisance, saws one
enthusiast. The greatest mare Of her
years in the history OF the American
turf. and probably the greatest in a cen
fury on either side OF the water. she has
demonstrated her right 10 be called
queen.
with but one defeat against her this
year, and that far from being a dis
graceful one. this brilliant daughter Of
Octagon and Bella Donna in the Sara
toga Cup stamped herself as one
OF the kind that will go down I'm his
tory along with those other heroes OF
The turf ana heroes I'm the great race
itself.
The aged thoroughbred enthusiast will
bark back 10 the days Of Harry Bs ssett
and LOugfellow, Parole and BrambIe
SpringbOk ana Prcakuess. ThOra and
Tom Ochiltrec and a host Of others. Let
hIm do so. for his stories are interesting
and when the fight OF time has brought
Us as far upon life's journey as ne has
aIvanced We, too. viii find delight IN
recalling the turf struggles Of our
younger years.
The Washington times., 1904-08-28
O'LEARY CHASED
TO THE WOODS
Reform Wave Too Much
for BOOkmaker.
HASN'T CHAN ED VIEWS
Still Thinks Square Gambling All
Right, and May Resume Later.
Has $1,000 Per Month.
HASN'T CHANGED VIEWS

Say. fellows, I'm handing out n little
tip that's straight and you'll play it If
you're wise. The Citizens Association
is in Chicago with the goods: 1t is here
g stay
Reform is in the stretch, fresh as a
daisy, with Harrison mp, and it's a cinch
bet at 100 20 1 that it is going 10 push
the rest Of the field off the board.
That's the situation in Chicago in a
word and the quicker you realize it the
greater the distance you're putting be
tween yourselves and the Cook County
jail
In this characteristic estimate Of gam
blers prospects in Chicago Jim O'Leary
greeted personal friends and gamblers
who hocked 10 congratulate him on his
good fortune when Judge Clifford in
structed the jury trying him for alleged
gambling to return a verdict OF not
guilty.
The Washington times., 1904-08-28
of 20 the Woods.

Now listen" he continued You EEL
lows can take all the chances that YOU
think you Ike, but as for me. I'm going
to Benton Harbor. where there's a wife
and six little children waiting for me.
I'm clean on the books. there's nothing
against me, and il will be a long time
before there will be.
That doesn't mean I've changed my
views any I've always been n gambler
and I believe in gambling so long as it's
conducted on the level I've never done
anything that's made me ashamed to go
home to my family, but the laws are
on the books and the reformers are on
top OF the heap. I'm not going 10 stick
and be the fan guy
The Washington times., 1904-08-28
His Decision.

Can't help f.. says the umpire Ny
decisions right and IL goes. What you
want 20 70 is 20 tell Haggerty not TO
drive en- on the ground or liners any
more says he Have him hit 'em out
Ike he used Go. Then everything would
be safe, an you wouldn't have the
bags getun' knocked out the lot
Even that warnin' didn't 90 no rood
10 Josh. an he hep tellin' me to keep
'enn low So ! KEEP EN- low.
1t was gettin' near the enu Of the
The Washington times., 1904-08-28

Special for Tuesday ouly-I.0O0
yards Best Quality japanese and
China Mating UN SMALL REM
NANTS ONLY. which sold I'D TO
SOC yard. As long as they &C
last yard. -
The Washington times., 1904-08-28

(Copyrighted. 1904, by GoOrgt William
Daiey)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
woman's CHASTITY Crime.

Vienna, Nov. g. A ghastly murder
in the populous suburbs of Mariahilf
is the sensation of the day. John 81.
kora, aged 73, a wealthy widower, who
had been missing, was found sewn in
a sack in the apartment Of couple
named Klein. 1t seems to be estab.
lished that the woman, Francisco
Klein, alone committed the crime. She
decoyed Sikora into her lodgings,
strangled him, cut of his limbs and
then placed the portions in a sack,
which she hid behind sofa where
they We're found. All this was done
during the absence of the husband,
who, on his return, slept with his wife
in the room in which the body was ly.
ing. After numbering Sikora, Fran
cisca went to his apartments and by
means of keys taken from his dead
body robbed his safe of money and
stocks to the amount of several thou.
sand dollars. The following day she
and her husband fed and have not yet
been apprehended. 1t is believed they
may have taken passage to America.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
Faith and Fact

Faith is one thing and fact another, 1t
sometimes takes any amount of taith
to produce one fact. Years Of earnest
work and faith have produced ono
fact about medicine that is deserving
Of mention here. II people who are
troubled with general weakness
through overwork, dissipation or ex-
posure can get a remedy that will make
rich red blood from the food they eat,
their return to health is assured. Good
blood is the life of the body as well ns
the nerves. Weak, siekly pale people
who suffer with Indigestion, dyspepsia,
sick. headache, loss Of strength and am
bition, having dizzy spells and always
tired, can be cured sound and well with
Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic.
Sold by druggists for 75c per box, or
8 boxes for 81. This tonic acts In a
common sense way, curing disease by
giving strength to resist It,
For sale by DR.. $. G. Stone, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
Going Home TO Vote.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The approach
of election day has brought on Wash.
ington Sunday quiet. The depart
ments have been emptying themselves
of voters for several days, and by the
end of the week in all the big govern
ment buildings the forces will be re-
dueed TO the lowest minimum possible,
The government services will not be
allowed to suffer because of this exc
dus of voters, as the heads of depart
ments have been preparing for the
lack of workers by getting the rou-
tine work well in hand and in such
condition that a reduction number of
employees can handle it. The indica'
tions are that practically all of the
government workers who hail from
New York and Indiana will go home
TO vote. In some of the states where
the result is less in doubt the voters
have not been so anxious to exercise
their right of suffrage. In several
cases where public business prevented
employees from leaving their places in
the departments, pairs have been ar'
ranged with men Of opposite party
The civil service laws have been ex'
tended so much in recent years that the
exodus Of employees Of the government
to the different states hardly will i'm
prove the chances Of either party. OF
all the government bureaus the largest
quota of voters win leave the govern
ment printing office. There are sew
eral thousand men in that Office, and
about one-half of them have asked for
leave Of absence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
Martin.phipps wedding.

London, Nov. AT Beaufort Gas,
tie, Inverness Scotland, the wedding
was celebrated today of Miss Helon
M. Phipps second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Phipps, Jr., and Mr. Brad.
ley Martin, Jr,, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bradley Martin, formerly of New
York. The ceremony was performed
by Archdeacon Sinclair and was at.
tended by many guests of prominence
in the social world. Mr.. Frederick
Townsend, uncle of the bridegroom,
was the best man, and the bride had
her sister Miss Amy Phipps, as maid
of honor. The bride wore gown of
plain white satin, partially. veiled in
rare old lace, the joint gift of Mrs.
Bradley Martin and Mrs. Phipps.
New York, Nov. Bradley Martin,
Jr, who was married today to Miss
Helen Phipps, is the only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Martin, of Balma.
caen, formerly of this city. He was
one of three children. The eldest son,
Sherman Martin, died some years ago,
and the daughter is the wife of the
Earl of Craven.
Bradley Martin is serious youth,
He has written considerably for the
English and American reviews and
there has been talk of late of his in.
tention to enter political life in Eng.
land.
Miss Helen Phipps, the bride, is the
younger of the two daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Phipps, Jr, The other
children consist of the eldest daughter
and three sons, Henry, Carnegie r.,
and Howard. The Phippses have a
town house in East Fifty-sixth street,
this city. One of the sons married
daughter of Michael p. Grace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
Beware of ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j..
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti-
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
IN session at Tualane.

W t|tleans, Nov. 2.--The heads and
representatives of the leading
tati0ns of learning from Mary
80 Texas are gathered here for
annual conference of the associa.
Of colleges and preparatory
a's At the opening session this
'n1, 10 be held at Tulane univer-
fae annual address will be deliv-
by President George H. Denny, of
hineton and Lee university. The
one will continue until the end of
week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
A Runaway Bicycle.

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg Of j. B. Orner, Franklin Grove,
III. II developed a Stubborn ulcer un'
Welding TO doctors and remedies for
four years. It's just as good for burns,
sealds skin eruptions and piles. 25c
at J. q. Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
Greatest Of EmeIeney.

See the Jumbo twohorse stump and
grub machine, with telescope sweep.
-Four times the power, twice the
weight, and one-half the money asked
for any other machine Something
new Gal land see Il a. Salem branch
Mitchell, Lewis q staver Co. 1O-l9-u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-02
feds iiaughter Of General wiley.

|anklin, Pa, Nov. "A wedding of
here today was that of Miss Flor.
Edna Wiley, daughter of Briga-
General John A. Wiley, and DR.,
(. Van Naten, of this city. Many
|ls from out of town attended the
|nony, which was followed by a
reception at the Nursery club.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
Rdzne n0tatki teIegrafIGzna.

II letni kr6l saski cierpi ma
zwapnienie naczyh sercowych. Stan
jego zdrowia jest grozny,
= 100 kolonist6w niemieckich W
po&udniowo zaohodniej Afryce wymor-
dowali dotychczas zbuntowani Murzy-
nj.
- Komitet macedonski wyda} odez-
we, zacheoajaca do nowego powsta-
MIA.
Minister rolnictwa we Wiedniu
zakazai sprowadzat do kraiu mieso a.
merykahskie.
= Teresa Humbert stawala wczoraj
pred komisya parlamentarna W Pa
ryzu, rozpatrujaca jej sprawe. Byla
ubrana elegancko prUemawiala tak
aktorka ma scenic.
- Wojsko rzadowe re San Domingo
odparfo napad generala ma miasto
Santiago -de~tos GabaIlaros.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
2 dziedziny piracy.

Strajk w wypozyczalniach po-
jazdow zakohczy} sic. Pc trzy-
dniowych dyskusyach udalo sic
sedziemu polubownemu w. E.
Broadway doprowadziG do uk}adu,
ktory pomyslny jest dla wlaSclcie-
Ii staten. Wlasciwie dawne kon-
trakta zostana odnowione; "a IL
godzinna prace wynosic bedzie
plaza po $12 tygodniowo, po rs
centow "a nadliczbowe godziny
piracy; ale "stewardow" ME beda
zmuszeni wlasciciele staten utrzy-
mywac w stajniach ME beda
zmuszan1 zakupowat liberye dla
swej siuzby w unijnych warszta-
tach. Komitet zlozony dwoch
wlascicieli staten dw6ch unioni-
stow piaty1n przez mich obra-
nyn, zaiatwiac bedzie nadal ME
porozumienia.
w fabrykach pojazdow trwa
dalej onegdaj zapowiedziane
lockout" ale unioniSci zapewnia-
ia, re kilku fabrykant6w, zatru-
dniajqcych oko1o 100 ludzi, dis
otworzy swo fabryki. Nadto unio-
niSci zamierzaja otworzyc ma
wlasna reke piec fabryk: dwie W
dzielnicy p6}nocnej, dwie w polu-
dniowej jedne w zachodniej.
w fabryce obowia firmy Selz,
Schwab and Co. grozi strajk $50
mezczyzn kobiet, powodu re
zmieniono tam system zarobko-
wanna, p~-ez co mniej zarabiac
bedzia az.,a, i zmniejszono licz-
be roboti.i,,. W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
Sroda, dnia 3go Lutego 1904 r.
Hererosi W Afryce odstapili cd

Hererosi W Afryce odstapili cd
oblegania miasta Otiembiugne.
Okrety amerykanslde opusciiy
port Beirut, udaIy sic W droge, ma
woody indyjskie.
= Gubernator W Moskwie przeglada
papiery zydow, azeby wydac rozkaz
wynoszenia sic zydow miasta.
Nathaniel ]. K. Patch. komen-
dant okretu wojennego Montgomery"
upadi zfamaf noge.
= w handlowej dzielnicy miasta
Knoxville, Tenn, zrzadaA poaar szko-
de ma sumo 100000,
w st. Louis zaczeto robie przy-
gotowania ma narodowa konwencye
demokratyczna.
We fabryce "St. Louis Car
Works" eksplodowal zbiornik nafty,
zawierajacy kilka tysiecy galon6w to-
go piynu. 8 robotnikow poparzyio sic.
= Skazany W Calgari, N. NJ, ma
smierG Ernst Cashel przyzna} sic ma
szafocie do zamordowania farmera.
= Gazownie New Yorku zasko-
rzono, poniewaz dostarcza r0wnie mar
nego swiat1a, jak gazownia W Chicar
go.
w Springfield, Mass, umaria ma
balu panna Kate Mariety, poniewaz
uzywaia zbyt ciasnego gorsetu.
- Bratanek Pierponta Morgan,
George D. Morgan, pojal "a zone ia
ponke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03

nowczo krok prefekta Lunewil-
skiego "Serce Francuza, powiada
ten dziennik, ME zra roznicy mic
dzy Alzatczykami nani. Rad
Combesa zapomina, re ola mas
Francuz6w, granica Alzacyi Lo-
taryngii ME istnieje, ze wydalad
Alzatczyka "a granice jake Gu
dzoziemca, jest dla Francuza ham
bap Mona sobie wyobrazic, jak
dosadne So glosy innych, stanow-
GO opozycyjnych, pism francuz-
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
KR0TKIE KOTATKI M|EJSKIE.

- Trzech naczelnikow departamen-
tow miejskich wczoraj zachorowaio;
So mimi kontroler Nc Gam. komisarz
budowy Williams naczelny inspektor
kotIow Blaney.
= David A. Moses. 500 Belden ave.,
konstabel sedziego VOLTA, cd kilku
dni znikI bez wiesci, iona jego oba'
via sic, re stai sic ofiara zbrodni. Po-
licya go szuka.
- We wszystkich departamentach
miejskich bardZo wielkie oszczednosci
zostana zaprowadzone roku bieza-
Gym, nadto miasto spodziewa sic
odnajmowania miejsc pod chodnikami,
pozyskae okoio 100000 dochodu W
roku.
- Liga referendum" wniesie petty
cya do komisarzy wyborczych, azeby
W czasie wiosennych wyborow oddao
pod giosowanie ogoiu kwestya tycza-
ca sic przejscia kolei ulicznych ma
waasnosc miasta kwestya wybiera-
mia czlonk6w rady szkolnej przez o.
bywateli.
- Inspector budowy John c. Ber.
rett zostai wydalony przez komisya
s}uaby cywilnej pod zarzutem, re przy'
jal 1ap6wke sumie $5.
- Szynkarz Louis WITT zostal wczo-
raj uznany winnym obrabowania zrnar-
lei W skutek katastrofyw teatrze lro-
quois pani q. ]. Traush Ottawa, ILL.,,
a T. Nc Carthy 1 Charles Conway
wsp6}winnymi, gdyz Geese tych pie
niedzy cd niego przyjeli. Kare wy.
mierzy sedzia Gary.
- w procesie Marxa, Niedemeyera
Van Dine'a. jeszcze zawsze brakuje
trzech szdzi6w przysiegiych.
- zydowski krawiec Joseph Sokel
zostal wczoraj przed sedzia Dunno u
znany winnym dwuzehstwa. Sedzia ME
ogiosh jeszcze wyroku.
- Konstabl Louis Greenburg sta
wal przed sedzia Brown, oskarzony
to, Re pani Lenie Monasewicz, 4io
Paulina str, d. 2 czerwca 1901 pie
ciu mezczyznami przemoca wydari
zloty zegarek wartosci $50. pierscio-
mex wartosci $75, got6wka sS5. o.
skarzony podobno uczynii to, azeby
wyegzekwowac naliaz p3atniczy.
= Ia to, ze przyjaciela swego upo-
mniai karta korespondencyjna zwro'
Genie mu pewnego diugu, A. La Pett
ma, skrzypek, zostai aresztowany przez
inspektora pocztowego Mullen.
- smialego rabunku dokonafo
wczoraj trzech mezczyzn zamaskowa-
nych W restauracyi pm. 163 Michigan
ave. godz. 1880 wieczorem. Przyst%
pill do kasyerh, podczas gdy kel-
nerki uciekiy krzykiem, kilku go
Sci W restauracN siedziaio przerazo-
nych, zabrali 800 1 uoiekli. Kasyerka
zemdlala.
- Ma stacyi g6rnej kolei przy Full
lerton ave- wczoraj rano godz
trzech zamaskowanych mezczyzn obra-
bowa1o sprzedajacego bilety. Zabrah
$500.
- % letni Frank Trevnicek, 267 w.
goth str, otrui sic kwasem karbolo-
wynn, zrozpaczony powodu smierci
swej 81 letniej zony Amy.
w Auditorium odby}o sic wczo.
raj wielhe przedstawienie ma korZyst
pozbawionych zarobku aktor6w ro
botnikow pracujacych W teatrach.
Przyniosio ono $1,000 czystego syslhu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03

- Jak sic dowiadujemy, kardynaf
DIR. Kopp wytacza process ks. Wlady-
s1awowi Mikulskiemu, proboszczowi
kosciofa sw. Krzyza W Krakowie, "a
DAME slubu posiowi szlazhemu, p.
Wojciechowi Korfantemu.
= Arystolratyczne kofa Warszawy
projektuja otwarcie nowego ldubu,
gdzie byiaby wylluczona gra W karty.
w Brighton, W Anglii zmari W
tych dniach niejaki Green, roinik, u
rodzony dnia % sierpnia r. 1874,
wiec LEGACY W chwili zgonu 109 lat
4ycia. Do 92go roku zycia pracowal W
polu, a do ostatniej ohwili odznaczaf
sic przytomnoscia umyslu. Me uzy-
wal ami tytoniu, and w6dh, wypitas
3sdnak codziennie pot litra porteru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
krOnika MiojsCOwa.
Szynkarze zawiedzeni.

Szynkarze wczoraj doznali po-
dwojnego zawodu. Najprzod de-
mokratyczny komitet centralny
powiatowy, ktorego starali sic
pozyskac sympatya, ME chciaf
wcale zajac stanowiska nieprzy-
chylnego wv obec ustawy zabra-
niajacej mice wyszynki otwarte
po polnocy, : powtore komltet
sprawiedliwosci rady nliejskiej,
ktoremu onegdaj polecono zajqt
sic sprawa petycyi towarzystw u
rzadzajacych zabawy i bale, row.
niez okazad sic nieprzyjaznym
wyjqtkowym lch uwzglednieniom.
Istnieje w ustawie odnosny para
graf (116), kt6ry daje burmistrzo-
Wi prawo udzielania specyalnego
zezwolenia do sprzedazy ma zaba-
wach trunkow po polnocy; konli-
tet polecil, by rzecznik korpora-
cyjny orzekl, czy paragraf ten ME
sto1 w sprzecznoSci ustawa.
Zdaje sic, re w przyszly ponie-
dzialek 1la noIwo sprawa ia zajmie
sic rada miejska. Niektorzy alder
mann podobno zaproponuja, by
niekt0rym szynkarzom dozwolo-
no szynki mice otwarte przez noe
GAIA, jezell dodatkowo p5acic be-
d. licencya $1oo, innym ably do
zwalano trzymat szynki otwarte
do godziny 2 po p6}nocD jezeli
ptacic beda dodatkowo $50 rocz-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
Nieszczescie ko.ejowe.

Ma Ashland ave. 18th place
wydarzylo sic wczoraj wieczorem
nieszczescie kolejowe, kiedy 10
lcomotywa ranzujaca, pozbawlo-
ma lierownictwa, pedzqc z chy-
4oscia 40 mil ma godzine, wpadla
ma pociag podmiejslsi E0olei Chica-
go Terminal and Transfer 20.
Maszyoista palace pociagu, spo-
strzeglszy grozace niebezpieczeh-
stwo, gwizdawka dali znak o.
strzegajqcy i zeskoczyli, kiedy 10
homotywa uderzyla o tylne WACO
ny, roztrzaskaIba je i wsunela SIG
we wnetrze tychze, zabijajac ka-
leczac ludzi. Dwie osoby zostaly
zabite ma niejscu = byli to Pola-
cy: 80 letni Ignacy Hajcak, $50
Wood str, zonaty, i az letni Woj-
CZECH Piedrocz, 842, 18th place,
kt6rego iona nieszka jeszcze W
Europie. Pokaleczeni zostali: Al
phonse Courpier, lewe ramie zia-
name; George Dukelow, palace,
lekko skaleczony; Fred lsenan,
kostka zwichnieta; 70 letni Daniel
Lynch, rarl1ie zwichniete j bolana
st1uczone ~ letni Paul Revolt,
pokaleczony po twarzy / clele; 29
letni Richard Revolt, noga zla-
mana; William Sanow, rannie
zwichniete; James Shea. honduk-
tor, nogi zgniecione. Dlaczego O.
wa lokomotywa pozbawiona 20
stala kontroli konduktora, lstory
zapemne zeskoczy}, widzac IL
stracil mad rda wladze, jeszcze ME
jest mwiasnaona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
PRZEGLAD
POuTYRI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, 3go lutego

Chicago, 3go lutego.
Dotvchczas ME skohczybo sic je-
szcze zaniepokojenie ogolne po-
wodu zatargu rosyjsko japohskie-
20. d pomimo to wiellkie zacleka-
wienie zwraca sic ku stosunkon
na BaYkanie. z przyjemnem zdzl-
wienien spostrzezono, ze tam
rzeczv stanowczo ukladaja sic Po-
mysInie dla pokoju. Trzeba tu "a
wdzieczaG bezstronnoSci dwoch
mocarsdw, kierujacych sprawa
macedohslza ramienia calej Eu-
popy, oraz wzorowej solidarnoSd
gabinet6w. Owa bezstronnoS6
swietnie sic uwydatnila w tenn, ze
ma szefa zandarmeryi macedon-
skiej zaproszono wSoshego gene
nala. Niepodobna bylo lepiej uspo-
boiG w1oskiej podejrzliwoSci, re
Austya Rosya wyascznie dla
siebie zachowuja mpiywy ma
sprawy baEsansIde; i niepodobna
byzo zreczniej po3echtae w}oskiej
pr6znosci A szczere pozyskanis
Wzoch ma wazne znaczenie, bo
chociaz one ze wzgledu ma troj-
przymierze na Francye, sojusz-
niczke Rosyi, ME moglyby jawnie
kzyzowac pokojowych robot
Austryi Rosyi, iednakze przez
8w0i stosunek z Czarnog0ra i al
bahsks Hga mogiyby podniecaG
rewolucyjne zywioly. w ogole
postanowiono, ze macedohska
zandarmerya bedzie nawskroS
miedzynarodowa, kazde wielkle
mocarstwo bedzie n1ia}o jednego
pomocnika naczelnego szefa,
takze r6wna liczbe oficer6w pod
oficer6w, szeregowcy zaS beda
wzieci po po}owie z chrzeScijan i
muzulman6w, CT zas tamci z
mieiscowej 1udnoSci. Taxi sklad
zandarnervi uspokaia takze
mszystkie obawy sultahskie 0 to,
ze faktycznie Macedonia moze
powoli wypasc pod wladzy tu-
reckiei, bo co jest miedzynarodo-
we, to ME moze bye czyjes specy-
alnie. NietyEko obawy, ale nawet
drazliwosc sultanska uwzglednto-
no, bo chociaz pierwotnie byfo
postanow1one, ze tylko szef ma
czelny zandartneryi przejdzie do
sIuzby turecdej, a wszyScy innd
oficerowie podoficerowie pozo-
stana W swej dawnej, zachowaja
swe mundury pensye beda O.
trzymywah ze swych ambasad, to
jednak p6zniej sic zgodzono, ably
on mieli mundury tureokie i byh
oplacani przez bank Ottomahski,
jak wszyscy inni suAtanscy dygni-
tarze. Rzecz naturalna, ze TAXA
troskliwoSc mocarstw o zaoszcze-
dzenie przykrosci Abdul Harni-
dowi przekonala 60 nareszcie, ze
gabinety bynajmniej ME mysla
naruszac ca}oSci Turcyi, lecz tyl-
ko pragna, ably sic ona poprawila
/ przez to przestala bye ogni-
sIiem ciaglych powstah, r6wnie
niebezpiecznych dla niej samej,
jak dla europejsIiego pokoju. Cd
tad wiec sultan pracuje zgodnle
Z mocarstwani. Utworzenie do
brej, bezstronnej zandarmeyi,
jest = jak W delegacyach rzeA
hr. Goluchowski = najwa1niejsza
sprawa W dziele uspokojenia Ma
cedonn, bo statut tej zandaFmeryl
taxi, ze bez niej mic sic ME stanie
W tym raju. Nawet Bu}garya
Serbia zrozum1aly W kohcu, ze
sic poddaG wolf mooarstw,
oto one, niedawno jeszcze zga-
nione przez hr. Go}uchowskiego,
juz z1nienily swa postawe: Bu{ga-
IA o&miadczyla w Konstantyno-
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Rok XIV.

nalezacego do Swift and Co., spio-
szyf sic zaczal uciekac: panna
Baldwin ujrzamszy to, pobiegla
ma ulice, pochwycila "a uzde ko-
MIA zatrzymala. Parma Baldwin
mieszka pm. 3S Pine Grove ave. W
Chicago.