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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
'CUSSIE EDWARDS"
TURNS UP AGAIN
TIE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN WHO WEARS MEMS CLOTHES AND
DOES FUNNY STUNTS ON the STAGE is IN JAIL

re hlase women In the King
aaaty jail were awakened 10 4 new
lnssrest in life Tuesday night and
Alars have been lively In the WON
as w4rd ever since. for a new and
rely spirit has come among them
- spirit Ia The physical form Of .
woman. but In the habilameats of
tnan-
he rev prisoner Is "Guasie Ed
rarts who has IRON time 10 time
nade things lively about all the
esiss q the northwest and who
azly recensly succeeded In creating
ugltement even In Butte. Mont.
where unusual taleu is required 10
-e4rt things"
In Butte aGuasie vas taken up
y society and became the problem
u lhe woman's clubs. A magnani-
uzas club woman offered her q Job
\ Aoasemaid and got her out o. the
Bufte iail But the cap and apron
rsrs not ID her taste. aud dustlnE
All answering the doorbell was
100 sloEH for Gussie. 80 suddenly
sae vas cuuspicuuus By her alb
EEce. She had gone out by brake
sean transportation. II w2s said.
vzrinE a pair q second hand
rpassrs and an cid sweater. That
vs. several months ago.
few weeks since Gussie turned
70 Ia Seattle and vas discovered
stag q furn" al the strand thea
~ she was arrested under the
gaie Ta9fauey law while walking
% streets In mans clothes. and
srFed a 30-days' sentence Five
ags after she vas released she
Ms re2rrested and vas. Tuesday
naguing. sentenced to % days In
- county jail By Justice Gordon.
Thsre e a story behind the last
taarge upon which GHsgie was ar
rested that will surprise many who
hare known her as a mystery.
hsrsfofore no one has ben able 70
ilaa out Just who the peculiar w0m-
- vas. nor from whence she came.
BIT Wednesday morning through
ne bars d the womau's ward. Gus
- let drop a few interesting things
about herself II vas her own
lftle boz. she said. who was with
hef the other night AZ the Strand
saen she was arrested on a charge
y taking a minor into the place.
- she had taken him there for n
NN minutes only. 80 that she might
leil her employers that she was not
aell enough 70 edo her turn.
re Is ny own boy" said the
spman, and his father is IN Seat
ta vas married more than 10
aFs aRo. and my boy is years.
real name Is Mrs Distant.
WI say nothing further about ny
nRlly affalrs only that my hus-
and Is A. work here In town. We
" friendly 10 each other and both
3 q see the boy where he boards.
1917 BOreu avenue south. Ny
pafsnts once lived IN Seattle and
~ one % the leading grocery
votes here. They are nov IN olym-
r. ] DO not Wish to drag them
'lo This. 80 I viii not give their
.aass L would break ny dear old
nosher's heart"
'tassie also admitted that she
married sister IN Ballard.
~. Maud Anderson. She expects
p released on bail.
mere isn't any Law on earth
80 sne. that ran prevent a WON
~ dressing in mems clothes n
s ~ 20 chooses Babe Bean tested
IA 10 California. and Harry Iiv-
,ssboae hasn't got IN trouble yet.
enough she has Travelled an over
~ ~ northwest I tell you the Of
49,. go we're laying FOR me. and they
,,a'an Z have touched me for dress
't iise this. but they got me whom
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her boy. This he did and. after tho
crime. the brute ransaeked the house
and found s.. He then assaulted
the woman second time and
threatened 70 kin her and the boy
IL either OF them spoke OF the crime.
Mrs. Northcraft kept silent from
fear until Monday. when she no
tilted a nelghbor. who informed the
authorities.
Deputy Sheriff w. P. Vance drove
TO Bucoda with Z. II. Morgan. who
served as deputy to assist them.
They arrested Lusher. who was az
work In the Union Lumber company
mill. Lusher made a move TO re-
sist the officers and was shot In the
left shoulder. The wound was not
serious. A quantity OF women's
clothing and iewelry was found IN
Lusher's room. The officers claim
that some OF the articles found have
been identified as having been
taken from the Northcraft home.
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TOXIC. April 70 Prem inforrna-
ton received here Il IL believed that
the Russian s1uadruu purposes
staying az kamfahn BaY until May.
meanwhile sendinK out cruisers 20
overhaul merchantmen proeredinE
HianE she trade route - ths straits
Of FnfnsnMa- TranspuFtA nrrnm-
panyias the RusNian squadron are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
MOTHER rs
FORGIVEN

4 ara willing 20 take her hack II
she wants to come home We have
four little children and they all love
their mamma feel sorry for her.
because ne had hard luck and I
know she wa discouraged This
young villain stole her away from.
vs.. and be ls 10 blame. Yes. I want
her 20 come back home. for the sake
OF the little ones
Such was the message sent by
Farmer WuetHney 10 his wife. who
had been arrested with her para
mour. William James. and brought
back from Everest by a deputy sher-
~ The little girl Ida whom the
fleeing couple had taken with them.
had been turned over 20 her father.
and had spent the night at home.
leading her father BY the hand the
little girl walked into the jail and
asked for her mother At the wo-
mans ward
Mamma. we all want YOU 10
come home" she said Il have
brought a letter from little brother
Theodore. aud he said he has been
homcHiek for you Papa wants you
20 come. too. don { you, papa"
The farmer from NBshon island
swallowed a lump In his throat.
wlnked away the tears from his
eyes aud nodded his head in the at
firmaflve.
With her lips qulvering, the wo-
man turned away and opened the
letter handed 10 her by little Ida.
II was addressed To My Dear
Mamma" and the letter had evil
IDENTIFY been the fruit Of much hard
labor with a lead pencil.
At this point the curious reporters
walked away and left the three to-
gether. II Is expected that the
reconciliation OF the Wuetsney fam
ily will be announced as soon as the
charge against the woman can be
withdrawn.
There is only one thing that Is
troubling Farmer Wuetsney, II he
wlthdrRws the charge against his
wife. he must also set free the man
who stole her from his home.
But after all. said he. doubling
up a pair Of big. brown fists, there
Is another way TO deal with him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
navy department this morning re-
uerts that various vessels Of the
AHintic fleet viii be- placed az im-
portunt points along the Philippines
for the purpose OF observing the
movements ~ The Russian and Jap
nuess vessels and for securing com
plianoo with the neutrality plans.
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WASHINGTON. u. c. April Ia
Before the senate committee on In
terrtate commerce today Victor
MoroWitz OF the Santa Fe denied
that railroads had agreements "a to
rates. but admitted that railroads
talked things over aud reached ar
understanding as 10 what should be
the rates TO competitive points. lie
said intermediate points were hene.
fitted by such action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
PROTEST rs

TOXIC. April fe.--At a conference
of the elder statesmen aud the prin
cipal cabinet ministers today. a
strongly wurded protest was sent 90
France regarding the frequent yio-
laflon OF neutrality In providing
shelter and assistance 10 the Baltic
fleet a. Madagascar and Kamranh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
LOEB JOINS
ROOSEVELT

GLENwooD SPRINGS. Colo.
April fo.-Prcsident Roosevelt got
what he was after yesterday when
he succeeded In baEging a bear and
bob ent. he announced that Il
was bully good sport and hoped Il
would keep up the rest Of the hunt
ing trip
Word Of the presidents good luck
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LONDON. April 1.-The Daily
Mails correspondent IT Singapore
learns that Russian agents have cut
The cable between fua Chow and
Furmnaa
A dispatch Dated Manila. April
rs. says This morning t6 Japa-
ueae cruisers and tnrpedo-hoa De.
HtrnYefa we're scouting of samaloc
point
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Charlotte Thompson. charged with
having stolen tii6 worth Of cloth
ing last October. IL on trial before
Judge Griffin This woman was at
first charged with arson. II being
alleged that she had set fire to the
house from which she IL alleged 70
have stolen the clothes. She was
acquitted Of the arson charge.
George Switzerland. general traf-
fic manager Of the Great Northern
Steamship company, arrived IN the
city Wednesday morning.
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sr. PETERSBURG. April IL
The government has ordered all
naval reserves now working 90
merchant vessels la Scandinavian
porta - return home Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

CHICAGO. April Negotiations
toward the purchase OF the street
railways opened today between trae-
ton representatives and city Off
cials. The railways propose TO
modcrnize the lines and sell them
TO the city AZ fair price. The trac-
ton men admit that public scnti-
meut Is too strong TO be resisted. and
that municipal ownership win have
10 be carried out
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Ef. PnTiHsuunG Arrl IA
A dispatch from The frant sayH that
the Japanese tried - turn tire
Russian left near HciKhlmom. and
that the Russians retired a short
distance 10 the north. Rain hne
been falling and the roads are al
most impossible ON account Of the
deep mud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

+. r. Clark. former traffic man
ager OF the Great Northern, arrived
I'm this city Wednesday morning
from Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
A $3.50 tAtt ttAsA
|. The Weather
: SpOffer

Teniohti Showers Cooler Pos.
sihlf LIGHT Frost. Thursday Clear.
ingi Fresh West Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
STRANGE STORY in PLEA

a strange story Is told IN the plea
% Robert j. Mann. who asks the
superior court 70 annui a marriage
which he contracted Ia Portland
Ore. IN October. 1906
Mann claims that he married =
woman named Flora Douglas and
did not know until March. 1905. that
she had not secured divorce from
her former husband.
Ffe states that he il willing 90 set
tie t3.590 upon her and has depoa-
ited that sum IA escrow with the
Puget Sound National bank
Mann says he has been digging
up'' for hia wife'a two step-dnuRh-
tefs and wants 1900 back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
IT rs BELIEVED T1tAT vfBe 4hPsHEse honraAt
UNTIL HG CAN pteH RvestAs ONE BY ONE

rmfh Hay and are under the msr-
chant flag Of Runsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

WASHINGTON. y. G.. April IL
The d. A. X today elected Mrs. G.
W Fairbanks honorary president
general by a unanimous vote. Mrs.
Tunls Hamlin was elected chaplain
general. Mrs NJ r. s. Davis. Wash
inRton, treaaurer-K general. Mrs. g.
r D0lliYer. Iowa. historian general.
Miss Aliue q solomons. Washing
ton. librarian general: Mrs Elroy
NJ Avery. editor Of the -. A. x.
magazine.
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Assaulted by the pangg o. .
= starvation. 4
. Forced 70 maintain life on =
. salt beef and beans. =
= Compelled to utilize cargo =
a lumber and dunnaRe wood 10 =
. cacape death from freezing .
= imperiled each moment for .
. ~ days by vast fields and tow .
= erlng eraRa OF ice. =
q Captured by the japanese =
= home >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

J. W. Casey, travelling passenger
and freight agent Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St Paul arrived In
this city Wednesday morning from
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

HAMUnR0. April ta-It h re-
ported here that Admiral Roieat-
yensky has detached three Of his
fast anxiiiarica with orders Go
harrass japanese shipping and 60
raid unprotected sea townn OF
Japan. ~ thia move he hopes 20
compel Admiral Togo a. weaken bis
fleet In order TO protect Japanese
shipping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

George Brand. convicted Of burg
larry. was Wednesday morning sen
fenced to three years Ia the state
peuitentIary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

TOXIC Arrii 1.-THE torpedo
boat destroyer XIII was launched az
kure today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
Togo Doesn't
Want To Fight

/ =, h. presumed they sre Wanied Tor
the fourth Hattie rect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
SANTMYER
WON

" sautmYef has been declared
the winner 81 the O. HeuninHhauasu
street ear mems contest The final
vote et#vm
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= tNptANAPoLIs. Ind. ArFl !.
. 1.-THE first deess'an under 4
. TIE anfi-clxarettg laN vas rem /.
. derrG today by judge Whhiien.
. 81 police court. Tea the ease %
. William STANLEY. arrested yes 4
. tefday Tor having cigarettes ia I
q his possession. The court held I
. that the law applied only 90 I
= persons having cigarettes for 4
sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
ACQUIT TED

Napoleon Campbell II free aud IL
al home with bis family in Ballard.
The charge OF murder. which has
been hanging over his bead since
the night Of February -. when J..
II. Bourgette. his aon-in-iaw was
shot dead. was lifted Tuesday night
AZ 10. 20. when the jury, after only
30 minutes. brought In a verdict OF
not guilty. The trial had been In
progress since Monday. April 10.
VI. y. Augustine. n the Louch-Au-
guatins Grocery company. waa ar
rested wednesday afternoon by Of
ficer LOCKER for blocking the side
walk "a his place of business on
First avenue lie was released on
his own recoEnizance and later the
ease against him was dismissed. a.
he promised to remove the obatruc-
ton.
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The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-30
kRo7KIE No7ATKI NlEJsKlE.

=, Tutejszy konsul japohski Seiza-
buro zapewnia, re ME moglo bye ina
czej. Admiral Togo musiai zniszczyc
rosyjska flote, gdyz Moskale ME mo-
ga mierzyc sic Japohczykami.
= Rabusie zakradli sic do mieszka-
mia Patryka Brennan pm. 5O2 S. Ash
land ave-, rozbili szafe zelazna l "a
brali tysiac dolar6w oraz klejnoty,
warte drugie tyle.
- 40 letni podszeryf Chas. Hoffman
upii sic, wszczal W domu pm. 175 N.
Halsted str, kl6tnie, zostal pokale-
czony i znajduje sic obecnie W szpita-
lu. Jego przeciwnik ME zostawi1 poll
cyl swego adresu.
81. - Dwaj robotnicy, Benjamin Marsh
4 james Ellis, znalezli smierc pod ko-
lami pociagu Chicago and Northwest
ern. Wypadek zdarzyl sic W poblizu
ulicy Clinton Milwaukee ave.
Kucharz Andrew Goff pm. SS3
Clark str, zostai ma rogu tejze ulicy
i Van Buren pobity ! pokaleczony PAL
yka. Musiano go odwfezc do szpitala
;powiatowego. gso1 ~ -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-30
Rok XVI.

Otto Schroeder cofnai skarge,
wytoczona kompanii Union Traction
$4,000 odszkodowania, poniewaa
zarzad kompanii ofiarowal mu dobro-
wolnie $14,50O. Schroeder utracii obie
nogi.
- w sadie toczy sic sprawa Piotra
P. Pianowicza, uniewaznienie kon-
traktu najmu domu pm. $50 Wabash
ave. Pianowicz najai ten dom cd VIA
dzy koscielnej, sprzedawa1 MIN
trunki kobietom / utrzymywai more
zepsucia. swiadczyi przeciwko MENU
mayor Dunno.
- John Crirnmens dopuscii sic kra-
dziezy, azeby mice "a co kupic kokai-
ny. Sedzia skazai go ma pobyt "
Bridewell, gdzie odrobi S10O.
- Wczoraj przybyi do Chicago z
Glasgow, Anglii, James Dalrymple,
znawca stosunk6w kolei ulicznych.
Jest on gosciem mayora Dunno, kt6ry
zasiegnie jego rad W sprawie tutej-
szych tramwaj6w.
- "Niemadry" Solon 2 wardy
broni sic W sadzie, re urzadzono ma
niego spisek / oskarzono go branie
iapowek, azeby pozbawie go miejsca.
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Niemieckie bohaterstwo.

Uwaga cafego swiata skupia
sic obecnie ma wojnie rosyjsko-
japohskiej. Tymczasem obecna
wojna Niemcow z Hererami row.
niez ME pozbawiona jest cieka-
wych moment6w, juz chocby ze
wzgledu ma charakterystyke ME-
mieckiego bohaterstwa. Oto wy
iatek z listu zolnierza niemieckie-
go, jaki podaje jedno z pism ME-
mieckich:
"W nocy noworocznej zabili
smy 20 Hererosow. To byay caae
nasze swieta. Tutaj nabieramy
wielkiej rubasznosci. Zabijamy
czarnych 1ajdakow, ME myslac
sobie mic przytem = jeszcze mas
to nawet bawi. Jezeli 2 tygodnie
jestesmy bez bitwy, napada mas
rodzaj szafu, wszystko spraglo-
ne jest zemsty i krwi. Pod ONO
tako wotaly ma mas kobiety Here
rosow: to nasza woda, ME danny
wam jej. Pozabijalismy wszyst.
kie".
Bohaterstwo godne Hunnow.
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Rome nOtdtkl teIegraficzns.


- Osmiu kapitan6w wojennych O.
kretow rosyjskich zginelo wraz o.
kretami.
= Straty japonskiej floty So niezna-
ne; angielskich zrodei donosza, ja-
koby try krazowniki i 12 torpedow-
cow zostaio zatopionych.
: w wyscigach zaglowych jacht6w
puhar cesarza Wilhelma przez Oce-
an Atlantycki, zwycieztwo odni6s1
jacht ameTykahski Atlantic.
= Sekretarz stanu amerykahski,
Hay, wyjedzie Paryza W piatek, a
dnia czerwca ma okrecie Baltic wy
ruszy do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
w Paryzu odbyi sic pogrzeb ba-
roma Alfonso NRotszylda. Sam pogrzeb
byi skromny, ale wzielo MIN udziai
okoEo 60OO ludzi. aee.I.s. ,e--..
u Rhinelander. Wis, nadchodzi
wiadomose, jakoby jakis chemik wy
nalazl piyn5 II 900 razy sitniaiszy Cd
najleuszegoi piwa. qkt6rego Hncya wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-30
Polowanie ma ulicach Madfytu.

Do Madrytu przywieziono w
tych dniach try potezne byki an.
daluzyjskie ,dla uswietnienia mai
blizszego widowiska ma Plaza de
Toros, zniknieto w ogrodzeniu.
znajdujacem sic W poblizu cyrku.
T}umy ciekawej publicznosci ze-
bra}y sic niebawem dokolo ogro-
dzenia, ably przypatrzyc sic pie
knym zwierzetom, co TAX rozdra-
milo jednego byk6w, re uderzyl
rogami w deski plotu, rozbil je
wydostal sic ma wolnosc. Ia przy-
kladem tym poszli dwaj jego to-
warzysze. Ogrodzenie runelo ma
ziemie. a try wyzwolone byki
rzuci}y sic ma wystraszona publ
cznosc, szukajaca schronienia ma
drzewach, "a wagonami tramwa-
jowerni, w bramach poblizklch
domow w sklepach. Jeden by
kow pochwyci} ma rogi uciekaja-
cego mezczyzne porani} tax Gle
zko, re przewieziono biedaka W
stanie beznadziejnym do szpitala.
Drugi przewrocil stratowal ko-
biete. e.Rozjuszone zwierzeta rzuci-
}y sic nastepnie ma stojace opodal
dorozki bez dorozkarzy, ktorzy u
ciekli. zabily uderzeniami ro-
gov try konie. Dopiero wowczas
zjawila sic ma miejscu wypadku
policya oraz zandarmerya, uzbro-
jona w karabiny. Zaczelo sic polo
wnie, kule gwizda}y ma wszystkie
strony, ulice opustoszaly. Blizko
sto kul wystrzelano, MIN zdolano
zabit jednego byka, diva inne o.
toczy1i w kohcu toreadorowie.
kt6rzy nadbiegli konno, uzbroje-
nj W dlugie piki, i zagnali do in7
nego ogrodzeria.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-30

starczy do zrobienia 80 galon6w czy-
stego piwa. Chemicy W Milwaukee u
wazaja te wiadomosG "a niedorzeczna.
-Pruska izba posi6w przyjeionowele
g6rnicza W zmienionej nieco formie,
zabraniajaca w1ascicielom kopalh "a
mykat takowe, dop6ld ME udowodnia.
re ponosza straty.
= Ksiezna Ludwika koburska, u
znana przez paryzkich lekarzy "a zdro-
wa. wyjezdza ma kuracya do Bad FL
ster W Saksonii.
- Kongres zwiazk6w robotniczych
W kolonii oswiadczyi sic jednogiosnie
przeciw generalnemu strajkowi pre-
civ swietowaniu W dniu. maja.
=. Byly premier hiszpanski silvela
umari wczoraj W Madrycie.
= q Calumet, Mich, donosza, re W
kopalni Allonez zostali zabici Adam
Flesch i Fred Possey W skutek spa
dniecia re znacznej wysokosci.
w Budapeszcie hr. Stefan Kegle-
witch zosta3 W pojedynku ma szable
zabity przez posla partyi ludowej Ka-
rola Herocza. Powodem pojedynku
by}a ki6tnia W izbie pos}6w.
-"Organizacya" we Filadelfii wido-
cznie przygotowuje jakies nowe ataki
ma burmistrza Weavera, gdyz ciagle
zwoiuje tajne konferencye.
: Straszliwy grad trwajacy Is mi
nut zrzadzii wielkie szkody W Joliet.
Mn6stwo szyb miescie potluczo-
nych, drzewa poobalane, W ogrodach
warzywnych oranzeryach wszystko
pot}uczone. Szkode obliczaja ma
$4,000.
= Prezydent Roosevelt dzieh dzi-
siejszy "Wienczenia Grob6w" spedza
W Brooklynie
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Rozestweskego newadomy srzeczne co do tego Wesc


skich dostanie sic do Wladywo-
stoku i Japohczykom da duzo do
czynienia inne wyrazaja opinia,
IL ME zdolaja ujsc pred szybki-
mi krazownikami japohskiemi:
Wszedzie wyrazaja zdumienie
mad nieslychana bezradnoscia flo
ty rosyjskiej; wyrazaja jednako-
woz opinie, re Rosyanie najzu-
pelniej byli niewycwiezeni i ami
zolnierzy, ami oficerow ME mieli
wymusztrowanych, bez czego
duze okrety wojenne So bezrad-
nemi maszynami.
Londyn, 80 maja. = Japonski
posel Hayaszi W obec reprezen-
tantow prasy wyrazil radosc zs
wspanialego zwycieztwa admira-
Ia Togo przypuszczenie, il do
prowadzi ono do zawarcia poko-
jill, zwlaszcza, ze teraz ladowe
operacye staja sic dla Japonczy-
kow nader latwe.
Paryz, 80 maja. = Parysk;e
dzienniki ubolewaja mad kleska
Rozestwiehskiego, bitwe nazy-
waja prawdziwa katastrofa, ale
przyznaja, re Rosya ostatecznie
zostaia pobita, musi teraz zaw-
rec pokoj.
Wieden, 80 maja. : Dziennl-
XII wiedehskie wyrazaja opinla,
re Rosya ME moze juz marzyc o
zwycieztwie mad Japohczykami, l
re i'm predzej zawrze jakis. po-
k6j honorowy tenn szybciej mo-
ze sic spodziewac, ze lad zapro-
wadzi we wnetrzu kraju.
Berlin, 80 maja. = Kiedy wczo-
raj zgromadzily sic tlumy, azeby
powitac ksiecia japohskiego Ari-
sugawa maizonka, rozdzielano
pomiedzy ME specyalne wydaniA
gazet, donoszacych zwyciez-
twie Japohczykow ma morzu. Ce-
sarz Wilhelm wyslal specyalny
pociag do granicy francuzkiej po
pare ksiazeca orszakiem z}o-
zonym 80 osob by} sam ma
dworcu, ably gosci powitae. Po-
witano ich z entuzyazmem ME
zwyk}ym nawet w Berlinie: po-
dobno cesarz sam wyrazll sig
bardzo serdecznie powodzeniu
Japohczyk6w, Ksiazeca para mie-
Ska, jake goscie cesarza, W ho-
telu Bristol, gdzie takze rosyj-
ska deputacya stane}a. Hotel ssoi
obok ambasady rosyjskiej.
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