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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

BIGELoW- BERGEN-At Flushing. Long Island
Wednesday October H. 1905. by the Rev S r Sntveiy
of Philadelphia, Florence Macleod Bergen only daugh
ter of the late Bergen, of Fatbush, Long Island
to Henry Waite Bigelow, OF Hartford, Conn
CRATER-HOBART-At East Orange n. J.. Wednesday
October IL. 1905 by the Rev John Fulton patterson
D D. Agnes Victoria Hobart TO Robert Martin Crater
MORGAN-WOOLWINE-On Thursday October II. 1905
at Church. 71st-st and Broadway. by the Rev
George Alexander Strong. Martha, daughter Of Mrs
James E. Woowine to Alexander Converse Morgan
wOOD-MATHESON-O October II. the house OF the
brides parents. Lloyd Neck Long Island by the Rev
l. Mason Clarke D. Anna e, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William John Matheson, to Wills Delano Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Forecast for Special LOcaIties-For New-Jersey
ana Eastern Pennsylvania to-day and Saturday with
slowly rising temperatures light to fresh south
For the District of Columbia and Maryland. fair
day and Saturday slowly rising temperatures light
winds
For Western Pennsylvania. fair and warmer to-day
For Western NeU--York generally fair to-day Sat
urday with rising temperatures: fresh southwest
south winds
light fresh south
Iocal Oflcial RecOrd-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes - the
peratue for the last twentyfour hours in comparison
nth TIE cnrresnnndinR date Of last year:
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TRANsPACTFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND,



The schedule closing Transpacihc Mails is arranged
to port Of sailing The connecting mails except
Registered Tralspacc Malls dispatched Vancouver
Victoria Seattle. which close previous
day General Postolce NewYork follows:
San Francisco close at October 10 for dispatch
per :. COptc =.
Hawaii Via San Francisco. at October 10
FOR dispatch per 3. s. Alameda
Japan Korea, China and Philippine ISLANDS VIA SeaVs
close .. Octobzr IS for despatch Per s. =
Kanagawa Maru. $3.50. g.. s..,
eJosa a. q n m October dispatch per 8 ; lvra
y1owaV Japan Korea China and philippine Islands VIA
San Francisco close at m OCTOBER - loF oiSpateA
per s America Maru. 80, r-,~ss f~ht., -
1anan texcept Parcels Mailsi. Forea nina ana
islands Via and Victoria. B. C..
at q 2. m. Oct0oe' - w. F' -
Empress OF Ja1rtralfa except wosO. Caledonia
samoa - ~ m october IS for despatch per . 8.
M the Cunard steamer carrying the British
&c N-eN Zealand not arrive IN time 70 ON
ma. oeitb This despatch. extra nas--eosinE at oSo
a m S'oO 49, q r m-wfil be made UP and forwarded
u "a ~, W. arrival OF the Cunard steamerl
iii oe islands Guam. via san Francisco clesa
az X o. m October 81 for disR2.cn per u 5 IISnSPost
FIJI vancouver and Victoria. b c, close at p.
SIovar1ber 4 for dispatch per 5 Moana-
.Fnrhra except Mukden Ne-Chwang and Port Arthurf
ara Eastern siberia Is at present forwarded via Russia
,-TE Unless otherwise addressed West Australia Is
,rardei via Europe: New-Zealsnd via Francsco.
and certain places in the Chinese Province Of Iunnsn
sbsciay addressed Europe be fully prepaid
Al the foreign Hawaii forwarded via
Francisco exclusively. Parcels-Post mails FOR New
and Australia Cincuding West AustralLaS
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postasst
PostoSice. New-YoTk. y. 2. October Q. ~
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GEN DE LA MARMoRAs REVELATIONS

GEN. DE LA MAtSb1OfSAS 1NGN EAA~<A 49,
7, italy General de la Marmora, with the OBJ
.so+ NJ embarrassing the Cabinet at the time
rben It was in the act Of negotiating the in
cjusion of Italy in the Triple Alliance to winch
he was strongly opposed. did not hesitate 10
publish in pamphlet entitled "A Little Light
Of the Political and Military Events OF 1866
record of the confidential negotiations which as
Prime Minister he had conducted with Prince
Bismarck in those days. Bismarck was beside
himself with rage, being unable to deny the
facsimile copies Of his confidential correspond
ence. and in vain urged the italian governments
TO punish the general. The Roman authorltles'
however. did not dare to go to any such lengths.
and contented themselves with securing the en-
actment of a law providing years imprison-
n,ent for any statesman or politician guilty OF
the betrayal Of state secrets.
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Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.
IN SUNDAY. IDAILY ONLY:

points Europe and all countries in the UnveSaI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

MIS- Mckee Rankin is seriously sick at the home
Of Harry Davenport, and her friends are begin
ming arrangements for a benefit performance IN
her behalf this fall
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC, ExcEPr
TRANSPACIFIC
Except Jamaica and Bahamas are forwarded daily
OF sailing The connecting mails close at
General Postofhce. New-Yorh as follows;
CUBA Port Tampa, at "A 80 m. Monday Wedne.-
daya and Saturday (AiSo York. TfurxSav
Saturday-see above-)
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels-Post 1fails). viz
North sydney at p. Monday. Wednesday and SAT-
urday also occasionally from New York and Phlladel-
pha. above)
MIOT-FIyON Boston North Sydney AT ass
o m every other Sunday October s and - etc.1
JAMAICA Boston. 700 p m. Tuesday; via Phil.
adelphia. 1870 Wednesday. from New
York Saturday. See above)
COSTA RIGA via New Orleans. at f10:S0 D. m wednss.
day. sailings from New Orleans be Irregular ON
account OF Quarantine.
MEXICO CITY, overland. $50 p m and 1890 n n,
daily. except sunday; Sunday at p. 1890 u m
british HONDURAS. HONDURAS East C-osRfOf a-4
GUATEMALA VIA New Orleans. f1O:9O D m Tues
day West Coast Of Honduras is dispatched from New
York Panama See above)
NICARAGUA east Coast, via Mobile at ti0.en n y,
Wednesday. West Coast OF Nicaraugua IS dispstebsS
New York via Panama. See aboveO SalIngs from
fRegisered Mail for overland dispatches closes a, 6
D m. previous day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

The musical plays of few seasons ago were
all some kind of girls Now they are all lands
There Is 'Happyland' and there was (alrnosp To-
morrow Land" Now the new Victor Herbert
Glenn MacDonough eXtrcvaganZa which comes to
fine Majestic on October "A. has been named w on
derland." Its first name Alice and the Eight
Princesses."
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Horace Lewis. who to originate the I'M
no-tant role of Marco in Norma Wanna" sup
nortirg Nine Kalich at the Manhattan Theatre
was taken suddenly and seriously sick on Monday
and was Obliged to go to his home in Boston. He
is in a dangerous condition Fredetck Perry has
bae,, engaged for the part of Marco and has hast
cned hack from the West where he was visiting
ol,enr
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL. 241-5 West 23d St.
IA 81 stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chsls
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Miss Lima Abarbanen has so far recovered from
her slight indisposition that she will reappear to-
night at the Irving Place Theatre as Hanni IL
rs eoain the farce, ''Er und seine Schwester."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

After an absence of many seasons from the comic
onera stage, Miss Pauline Hall has at last decided
to forsake the allurements OF vaudeville and Is 70
return again to her first love
NyeIson Roberts and Frank B. Arnold the
rosnaaers who have succeeded in winning Miss
nIm Az, n the field Of her former triumpis
I'll, neTt month they will present her IN re-
I1"ai of her greatest success. .Dorcas by the
authors of 'Erninie MISS han VIII De sur
rounded by notable cast
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24
The Grentest Trensure.

Recently n gentleman entered n
prominent bank I'm Berlin and said to
the cashier: II understand that you
take charge OF title deeds. jewelry and
other treasures. and as | am about TO
start for America and will be absent
for some time l wish to place in your
hands something very valuable and
which II lost could not be replaced"
"All right, sir" was the reply. Bring
II here whenever you please"
And will you take the greatest pos
slble care OF 1T" asked the gentle
man.
'In our hands It will be perfectly
safe" answered the cashier, "fOr 1t
will be placed in a box in our vault,
which no burglar can enter"
"Oh, that wouldn't do at ALL" ex-
claimed the gentleman, "fOr it would
die without fresh air"
"Fresh alrT' cried the astonlshed
cashier. Then. recovering his usual
self possession. he asked, what is the
treasure which you intend to place in
our charger
my wife" replied the gentleman.
with Il smile-New York Herald.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24
A LIVING sWEETMEKT.
The Way Native Mexicnns Eat the
Honey Bearing Ant.

The Way Native Mexicnns Eat the
Honey Bearing Ant.
The honey bearing ant Of southern
Mexico and Colorado works at night,
storing the honey In curious fashion.
After a foraging expedition on the
plants Of the Schrug oak the worker
ant on It's return forces the honey by
muscular contraction from its mouth
into the crop and abdomen Of the
"honey bearer" This crop is walled
by ten muscular plates and is capable
Of great expansion. When filled the
abdomen becomes extraordinarily dis
tended. the bearer resembling a sac
Of amber colored honey, with the head
and thOrax like small a%ppendages on
one side.
The bearers" being rendered almost
helpless by this change Of condition,
are carefully attended by the other
ants and kept in suitable cOmpart-
ments, where, clinging to the roof,
they hang down like amber globes.
The ants as they need food apply their
mouths to those of the 'hOney bear
ers," when n slight contraction of the
muscles forces ont minute drops, which
are licked off and consumed. These
ants are used by the natives of Mexico
as dessert to thGr feasts, the honey
being extracted by pressure between
the teeth.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24

The steam engine was made perfect
ly automatic by n lazy boy who was
employed to open and close the valves.
Desiring to play instead Of to work, he
tied a string from ono part OF the ma
chine to another, thus making the en-
CINE Itself attend to its own business.
He was never heard OF again, and even
his name is unknown, but a perfect en-
CINE was the outcome Of his laziness.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24
ARISTOTLE AND ENGLISH.
The CIRasic Authors Many COntribu-
lions 60 Our Vocabulary.

The claasic Authors Many Contribu-
lions 20 Our Vocabulary.
During the middle ages Aristotle was
practically the only secular author
read In Europe, for the prlestly class
were the only readers. and their learn
ing was mostly confined to eccleslas-
teal treatises. II was during this Pc
rlod that tile English language was
developing into It's present form.
Aristotle treated OF every subject
which came within the range Of
thought in his time and introduced
many new branches or inquiry which
have since become sciences. The terms
used by him were adopted by every
later writer and are still I'm use oil
over Europe, although ~varlously cor
rupted.
The following list will give some
idea Of the number and power Of Arts
totle's word coming, which Is revived
in modern everyday English:
Maxim, principle. subject. matter,
form, end, final, cause, motive, energy,
mean, extremes. metaphysics.
He called his Investigations about
animals histories" whence we call
our science, which has the same end
in view, natural history" and In our
universities the term faculty" is a
translation, corrupted in its passage
through the Latin, Of AristOtle's term
for art.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24
A LAMB AND ITS DAM.
The Way the Eve Recognizes Its
own Offspring.

N WAy Nne rive hNu
own Offspring.
Although sheep can see and hear
very well, 1t Is undoubtedly by the
sense OF smell that the ewes recognize
their own offspring. Sir Herbert Max
well relates an interesting example Of
this odd fact, citing the case Of a Chev-
lot lamb which had fallen into n
river ard, owing to the steepness Of
the bank, could not climb out.
An angler, who was fishing in the
stream, rescued the ~shivering animal,
and 1t staggered away, bleGting pit
eously for its dam. 1t found her with
out much difficulty, but the mother,
shifting disdainfully at the dripping lit
tie wretch, pushed 1t Off, refusing to
recognize it. The angler appealed to
a shepherd who happened to pass that
way for an explanation Of the ewes
behavior. "Oh," said he, 1.-THE bit
beastie's been in the water. ye see, and
the aud eve Gamma smell it. She'll
TAX 1t back as soon as it's dry"
And so II turned out. The fleece was
soon dried, the natural odOr returning,
and the mother and child were recon.
ciled and reunited at once.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24

No domestic remedy can equal hot
water In cases OF congestion OF the
lungs. rheumatism or sore throat II
tried promptly and thoroughly. An
acute nttuck OF Group viii be usually
relieved In ten minutes II a towel or
strip OF flannel folded lengthwise and
dipped into hot water. then slightly
wruns out. he placed around the neck
Of the sufferer and covered so as to
retain the heat. The same placed over
the seat Of pain will IN most cases
quickly give relief In neuralgia and
toothache and laid over the stomach
acts like magic in attacks OF collie.
Headache almost always yields to the
simulta eors application OF hot wa
ter TO Che back Of the neck and to tho
feet.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24

They were sitting nj the end Of the
Grand basin some nights later. a little
back from the balustrade overlooking
the water. Boyd WIS speaking as he
slowly rolled n cigarette.
do you know. ! am amazed TO think
how mistaken ! YVES about you"
I'm sorry to have disappointed YOU"
she said.
"Rut you didn't. That's irst THE
point" lie ie1rel over suddenly and
his face took on o n,w seriousness
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24
One Phase of Mexican Etiquette.

Uhe I'hhHe OF MeNIcnn
Mexican etiquette is peculiar, MS is
shown by the following quotation
from u letter written by a Spanish wo-
man while travelling in that country:
''There is one piece Of etiquette entire
ly Mexican, nor can 1 imagine whence
derived, by which 1t is ordained that
all new arrivals, whatever their rank,
foreign ministers not excepted, must,
in solemn print, give notice to every
family OF any consideration in the cap
ital that they have arrived and put
themselves and their homes at the dis
position OF the residents, failing in
which etiquette the newly arrived fam
fly will remain unnoticed and I'M
known" '"'".e'
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24

Weary WILHELM a victim Of po-
lice persecution, lady, OATS what I
I'm. Why, de first time I was arrest
ed / wasn't doin' nothin' at all. Mrs.
GOOdart-PoOr fellow. Here's a dime
for you. And what charge did they
trump up against your Weary Willie
-VagraDcy.-Philadelphia Press.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24

These" said the epleure to the
bright Philadelphia girl. "are snails. I
suppose Philadelphia people don't eat
them for fear OF cannibalism."
"Oh, no." was the answer. 1T isn't
that. We couldn't catch them
Washington star.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-24

The hand that has a long time held
a violet doth not soon forego It's fra
GRANGE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
GROTKIE KOTATKI MlEJSKlE.

- James Hirsch and Co. Chicago
wygral process wytoczony szarlatano-
wi Dowiemu Dowie ME cnciai zapia-
cic "a mundury kapeli cnoru W po-
drozy do New Yorku, wiec teraz musi
wyiozyc s1,25O ma zaiatwienie rachun'
ku.
: synowa skaray Freda Krop o
$4,000 odszkodowania.
= Szef Collins poszulkuje czterech
oszust6w, kt6rzy przez diugi czas ope-
rowali W Joliet, teraz znajduja sic
W Chicago.
- Peter Massow, 81 Elston ave-,
powedrowal do szkoly poprawczej "a
Madziez masia.
= Konstabel Gus Troops moze do
czeka gwiazdki. Chcial aresztowac
Thompsona, ten wyciagnai rewol-
wer / chciai go zastrzelic. Kula byla
niedobra ME wybuchia.
= Negrzy W Chicago obchodzic be-
da 43cia rocznice proklamacyi Lincol-
ma. Rocznica przypada ma dzieh 1go
stycznia.
= ChIopak chciai sic zemscic ma O.
sobie Benjamina Joffee, wlasciciela
skladu przy Milwaukee ave. Chiopak
strzelil do Joffeego zranil go lekko.
- Komisya szkolna z Cincinnati
przeglada nasze szkoiy publiczne.
: Franciszka Vrager Norwood
Park wybraia sic do miasta po podar.
XII gwiazdkowe w skutek upadku ma
chodniku potlukla sic bardzo boles-
ME.
= john Dahl, opuscii zone sad
kazai mu piacic 81 tygodniowo ma u
trzymanie rodziny.
= Pociag kolei Pennsylvania naje-
chal l. smiertelnie zranii Williama Err
tel.
= Ada Pierce iona bankiera, 70
stala aresztowana "a kradziez popei-
Mona W skladzie departamentowym
- Aleksander Carson umar} W
szpitalu powiatowym. Carson spadi re
siupa telegraficznego odniosi uszko-
dzenie .wewnetrzne
= Do Nebraska wyslani zostana 90
seph Annie Holdover, ktorzy pred
trzema miesiacami przyszli pieszo do
Chicago Wakefield, Neb. Oboje So
chorzy ma umysle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
Dzieia Mickiewicza W Rosyi.

Polwiekowa rocznica zgonu
wieszcza Adama wywo}ala W ca
lei Rosyi zywe zainteresowanie
sic jego utworami. w ksiegar-
mach petersburskich ! moskiew-
skich wielki popyt "a dzielami
Mickiewicza. Ksiegarze rosyjscy
ME moga atoli odpowiedziec zy-
czeniom swych klientow, gdyz re
wzgled6w cenzuralnych tloma-
czenia poezyi Mickiewicza skla-
daja sic tylko fragmentow, a
niekt6re jego utwory byay 40
tychczas zupelnie niecenzuralne.
Pisarze rosyjscy przygotowuja O.
becnie kompletne wydanie wv
przekladzie) dziei najwiekszego
poety polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
Rome notatkI teIegraflezns.

- Do Petersburga wrocil wczoraJ
admiral Rozestwienski, niewoli 1a'
pohskiej. Geese ludnosci witala go
przychylnie. Glove mia3 cbandazowa-
na-
- 1900 robotnik6w " zakiadach
Puti1owa chcialo pracowac W sWieto
Mikoiaja pod warunkiem, ze zarobiop
ne pieniadze przeleja do kasy komite-
tu straik6w.
- Hamburskie okrety odp}ynely do
W}adywostoku, azeby przewiezc by
lych jenc6w japonskich do ojczyzny.
- Miedzy New Yorkiem a Peters
burgiem jest cd wczoraj komunikacya
telegraficzna przerwana-
- Prezydent Castro przeprosil po-
sla francuskiego "a przesianie mu IL
,tu obrazliwego.
- Rad niemiecki przyznal sic, re
oficerowie okretu Panther" zachowa'
Ii sic W Brazylii niewlasciwie.
- Ludnosc Niemiec stara sic 2 An
glia utrzymae stosunh przyjazne,
kt6re zaki6ca Rad niemiecki.
okrety wysadzaja ma lad W
Shanghai wojska. 500 marynarzy an
gielskich weszio wczoraj do miasta,
azeby zapobiegac wybrykom chih-
skiego motiochu.
w giebi Chin wszczyna sic ruch
nieprzyjazny cudzoziemcom.
- Gubernator wiskonsinski La tol-
lete ziozyl sw6j urzad, poniewaz uda-
je sic do Waszyngtonu iako senator
zwiazkowy.
- Naprzeciw hotelu Waldorf Asto-
ria W New Yorku nastapila eksplozya
dynamitu, kt6ra przyprawila smiers
robotnikow.
Kto zechce zostat obywatelem
amerykahskim, bedzie musiai wyka-
za6 znajomost angielskiego jezyka.
TAX m6wi projekt nowego prawa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
ECHA z RoSYr.
Co sic dzieje arrnia mandzur-
ska?

20 sic uzleJe q arrnla Tnandzur-
ska?
0 losie pozostalych zoinierzy
rosyjskich ma dalekim Wscho-
die spotykalo sic w ostatnich
czasach W pismach rosyjskich lu-
zne tylko wiadomosci. Przedmiot
ten poruszyly teraz "Russkija
Wiedomosti".
Wiesci pogromie we Wlady-
wostoku i wiadomosci pism "a
granicznych zaburzeniach ma
okretach, przewozacych jehcow
rosyjskich Japonii, zmuszaja-
pisze wymieniony dziennik ro-
syjski do przypomnienia o woj-
skach ma dalekim Wschodzie.
Po podpisaniu traktatu poko-
jowego w Portsmouth,, wojna
rosyjsko japohska zapadia W
przeszlost, kt6ra juz zaczyna sic
wydawac daleka. Przyczyna te-
go uderzajacego W istocie zjawi-
ska jest bardzo naturalna: wy
padki wewnetrznego zycia Rosyi
ida tax szybkiem tempem tax
pochianiaja Gala uwage. Wszyst-
kie inne zjawiska, nawet chlod,
grozacy znacznej czesci ludnosci
wiosciahskiej Rosyi, mimowoli u
stepuja ma plac dalszy. Tenn
bardziej dotyczy to przesziosci,
jaka jest wojna rosyjsko : japoh-
ska.
Ale wyjasnienie zjawiska ME
jest jego uniewinnieniem. A
tynizcasem, chociaz bolesne jest
takie przyznanie, po skohczeniu
woiny ma dalekim Wschodzie,
znajdujace sic tam wojska rosyj-
skie, jak sic wydaje, zapomniane
1zostaly i przez Rad, i przez spo-
leczehstwo, przez prase. A pre-
: ciez jest tam okoio 100000 ma
szych zoinierzy, ktorzy ma bar
kach swyche przeniesli wszystkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20

okropnosci trudy ciezkiej ME-
potrzebnej wojny. Ola czego ME
wracaja oni do domu, jak zyja ma
ojczyznie i jak przezywaja dra-
matyczne wypadki, rozwijajac
sic W dalekiej ojczyznie - OTTO
pytanie, ma ktore ME many innej
odpowiedzi, procz wypadkowych
wiadomosci i metnych wiesci.
Cd czasu do czasu w gazetach
zagranicznych ukazuja sic VIA
domosci, re rad ME wraca wojsk
/ jehcow rosyjskich z powodu
braku fundusz6w ma przewoz; re
Rad obawia sic wrocic wojsk dla
tego, re byiyby one niebezpiecz-
ne W Rosyi, jake nowy ferment
niezadowolenia ludu. Z rzadka
nadchodza wiesci o wypadkach
otwartego buntu srod pozosta-
lych ma Dalekim Wschodzie zol-
merry o ich stlumieniu. Wiado-
mosci z Wladywostoku Naga-
saki moga tylko spotegowac ME
pokoj o losy armii rosyjskiej, "a
pomnianej W Azyi Wschodnieji
potrzeba koniecznie, ably jej po-
lozenie stalo sic teraz przedmio-
tenn szerokiej jawnosci ciag}ej
troski.
Rock zasiony uchylony, trze-
ba podniesc Gala zasione! Moze-
bysmy sic wtenczas dowiedzieli
rzeczy bardzo ciekawych, ale
przytem i bardzo smutnych.
Wszak tam Polakow wielka
znajduje sic liczba. Pisano, re ma
demobilizacya armii wyznaczono
termin roczny cd dnia podpisania
traktatu pokojowego. Uplynai juz
cd tel chwili spory czas, a wra-
GAIA tylko jednostki, powrocie
armii dotychczas gsucho. lynn
czasem czekaja rodziny W smut
XII tesknocie, niektore w ME
dostatku i biedzie ma powrot
swoich zywicieli.
Wiec "zwiazku rosyjskiego na-
rodu".
w Petersburgu odbywa SIG
drugi jeszcze wiec, ktory sic mic
nj bye zebraniem "zwiazku ro-
syjskiego narodu". Organizato-
rem j dusza tego zebrania jest DIR.
Budrowin. Zagajenie nastapiio
dnia 5 b. m. w manezu Michaj-
lowskin. Uczestnikow zebralo
sic do do 5000. Vice ten ma ma
celu poparcie cara W jego zany-
sIach. Dla tego tez zaraz ma
wstepie zaintonowano hymn ma
rodowv rosvjsti "Boze cara chra'
nj "Spasi Gaspadi ludi Two
ia" (Zbaw Panic ludy Twoje).
Postanowiono zwrocic sic pre-
ciwko wszystkim tym, ktorzy So
wrogami .a:a ego rodI:ny
bojkotowac pisma, ktorych
przebijaja daznosci socyaldemo-
kratyczne.