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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
A Foxy Tramp.

The attraction at the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday, January 81,
will be the sensational drama, "A
Foxy Tramp" The story is far above
the ordinary and does not depend on
impossible. situations, and highly sen
saHonal clImaxes, but rather on the
beautiful story of heart interest in
terspersed with lots of good bright
comedy situations-and pretty stage
pictures, and many entertaining spe'
cIalttes by the various members Of
the company, and an excellent pro
eramme Of orchestral music between
the acts under the able leadership Of
Prof. Ed. j. Perine who render the
latest popular selections. Another
pleasing feature is the excellent mu'
sic discussed by the zouaye Band I'M
der the direction of Prof. Ernest
Howe. A street parade and concert
are given at noon each day, and pre-,
ceding each performance in front Of
the theatre.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
rRobert Downing.

No play in the present time has pro
yoked more favorable comment than
Hank Monk" or "The Days Of 40"
the new production that the distin'
guished actor, Mr.. Robert Downing, is
presenting on his present tour. The
pIay was written by Joaquin Miller.
author Of THE Danites," "old 4s,%
etc. The thorough American spirit
which prevades the play combined
with consistent humor and a very
strong plot keeps the auditor inter
ested continually during the entire
play. Mr.. Downings Hank Monk"
is a notable Observation-Disclosures a
triumph as few of our actors have
won. This attraction appears at the
Grand next Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
TWIN BABIES BORN
ON STRANDED VESSEL.
Sharing Peril With Captains wife
In ship on It's Side In the

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Ths amazing
declaration was made by life-savers
at. Highland Beach, N. j., on the re-
turn from the three.masted schooner
R. l.. Bibber, stranded near shore at
that place, that twin babies born dur
ing the night share the peril Of their
mother Captain Martins wife, and the
crew Of nine men on the wrecked yes
sci.
The ship lies on its side on the
beach, snveloped in dense fog, pound,
ed steadily by the great waves that IN
crease in size AMI force as the wind
rises.
The life.say.rs made one trip TO
the stranded ship during q lull in the
wind, but we're unable to remove Mrs
Martin on account Of her condition
DR.. Andrews, q local physician, was
taken out to the woman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Al Obs6s1r tells thlS: sI was ens'
a i1tsSsstsd spectator o. shsfi
Il bStwOaa q wasp and one o.
thsse ialrs lios Ike 4 bee with a HE
ut had. Ne Pa4r were on thu
n ssiISSiiHd, ald l wltcbed while the wasp
a1 PISbsSiy ringing the ~, dGllb.
- severed tie Head from the bcdy
an thOl, lRdthE It still too heavy
61Fdea, ct ~ ths tail end 81 ne ay
Ar Jew 81 viii tss trunk 6fthsll
I Sf y 5IsyfSl Is toilet The
n sit6I ttSk about hys nta'
~, IA 'lSoaS % nastaFly mahnei
- asi -SSt y NOEk he was svidsAtly
q pfaO1OSl, laAl."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
DEitlEs SHE AIDED IN
SETTING YAcHE AFIRE
'M Charles i, Parker says u Was
tlssalsto Remove slIverwars.

EIsW YORK Jan. 25.-Mrs. Charles
Il Parker testified in her own behalf
IL tie suit brought against herby the
iiyespools London and Globe Insur.
sles Company to recover $1,000 In
rancs II had paid to her on the
1rning o. her steamer.yacht, the
1tthian. The captain q the yacht
retipusly testified that he set the
yseht On 1te, y ord EN- and that val
lie tafnishI1gs were Ken o5t q
~ ctatt before II was bIFneds ms
Fafker titled thas she hhd giyen
b, speciaf orders fosa general u
noYai Of tie tusnlshing from lhe
soythien. buslhas It waa The custom
b take DIE rugs from the yacht to
Dc cleaned Tho aurefVaro she said,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
MINER ARRESTED
ON cHAR1E or tlAYsTAclS BURN.
INe-aLo opHouNDs INDICATE
THAT He Is GUILTY.

/ CLARXsBURG, Jan. o; Constable
Lee cokmtn; arrested Harvey Murphy.
a miner at Fail Run mine at Snake
Heller. Wednesday and brpught hin
to jail here to await q hearing before
Justice Harry Gordonat i o'clock Thur.
day afternoon.
Nnrphys arrest ts TIM result Of re
work Of blood hounds at Glenn Fans
Monday evening, when they were
brought from Moundsyflle 70. run down
the party, who burned two haystlels
on the Wolyerton farm on Sunday
night A warrant Was s1orl ehs
against him BY c. 3. wolyerton. ~,
the arrest made upon this.
Murphy protests his innocence. but
the action OF the blood hounds seen
TO point to lbs guilt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
Strength of Musneis.

You nust. some time, try to open
the shell Of fresh water mussel or
sea ELAN. Ysu will find one the size
Of your hand has great strength, al
though both his muscles may not be
larger than those Of one Of your I'm
aers. l have Often seen boy pick up
a nussef and insert his fingers before
the she'll was quite closed, thinking be
WSUld Opsa II again.. Few boys can
succeed. Ehey usually have hard pull.
ing 10 get their fingers free, A big
nIssel can bite hard. Were 1t not
hat the edge Of the shell, in big speel'
nens, Is HaOSth and thick, boy might
EGt Ms Algsrs cut to the bone. = St.
MGhOhs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
NOTICE.
Republican City Convention.


Notice is hereby given to the Repub
lican voters of the City Of FalrmonE
Marion county, West Virginia. 70
meet in convention in their respective
wards on Monday, the 18th day q
February. 1906, at so'clock p. M for
the purpose Of nominating one eoun-
Gilman for each ward, and to select
from each ward one member q N
Republican Executive Committee; ain
to appoint delegates to the City Con-
yention to be held at the court:houss
Of Marion county On Friday, the 2et
day Of February, 1906, dt 8 O'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating :
candidate for mayor Of said CITY q
Falrmont.
Said ward conventions will BE- held
at the following named places:
First ward Public school houss.
Second ward-Publle school hoaas
Third ward Courthouse.
Fourth Public school house
Fifth, ard-Nayors once
The basis Of representation % the
city Convention viii b one deleslisH
for every ten votes. or fraction then
Of cast at the last municipal elseeiNs
for Mayor on the Republican Ticket
follows to-wit: IS;
First ward will BE- entitled y *
votes; second ward 70 20 votes; Third
ward to 81 votes: Fourth ward tol2s
votes and Fifth ward to II yott
By order Of the city Executive Coz
nlttss.
W, r, CRANE, Chairman,
j, L. HALL, Secretary. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
$4,000 WORTH OF
COTTON DESTROYED
Fir. Consumes the Bic mis'lssipp
Compress at JackSOn-Insur-
aues s5oO,ooo.

JACKSON, Miss Jan 25.-Th'
Mississippi compress, with $500 bales
q cotton, was destroyed by FIRE, en-
failing a loss Of S76O,OOO, With iasur'
sncS covering about tWothirds Of that
nm. The origin Of the ere is not
known, but when 1t vas dtseoHssese
BY the compress employs it had Seih'
cd great headWay and when the ars
DEPARTMENT arrieyd it was beyond
control, !.
The f,remen directed their EFFORTS %
saving the surrounding property
yb,eh they succeeded in doing The
compress plant was worth $4,000
The largest loser was the Knopp
Eriefich Company, Of Liverpool Eng
.land, Who lad Il bales IN The epri
I5l,,i AZ he time 81 she mo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

~ heySs ndnafes thing tp1t
All lie sble man Vie az
muse. N night iust NJ WI
lhaSs ben 80 ethN way round tut
Wash't"
wat 81 tho Couoia noWi
no inuratH VIE plays the plane
hns 80, aren't and The one v1o
sings haa q soso ansE"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

"Mayhap it Is even 50, Rupert Fitz.
COOLER But by my troth you would
have to be whole lot richer than any.
body else in the world, III tell you
that! Cleveland Leader, ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
HoRsE!s WANTED.

Iwill be at Reed 3 stable on T'ridey,
January ae 1906 TO buy 4 car Ioed Il
horses and mares from four % twenty
YEAR Old Want them III from e
i,Soopoands
b i, WARNER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Inventor-What's the use Of raising
the bridge3 I've got better idea than
that
Engineer-What is IT.
InYentor-why not lower the river?
Chicago Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Va indeed. lie the homslisst man
III pubic lie to-day Haven't gou ever
seen him2r
no. but i've seen eaficatire' OF
him"
"oh they daster him. You should
go him. Catholic STANDARD and
Ilug
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

Harry woodruff is to join Henry
Miller's forces.
Madame Sarah Bernhard is Gin do
ing an / enormous business.
The opera of "The queen Of sheba"
has been put into dramatic form
II is said that Belaseo's "Du Barry"
is to be used by the stock companies
Julie Herne is to take the place Of
Maude Fealy in 1.-THE Prince Of India"
Madame Nordica is to begin spring
concert tour on the conclusion Of her
New York season,
Harry Kelly is to be one of the chief
comedians in the new musical piece in
which Hattie Williams is to star.
Charles e. Blaney and his new Irish
star, Fiske o'Hara, will make a "
ing trip to ireland to get material for
a new play.
Charles Klein, the author OF the very
successful play, "The Lion and the
Mouse" is to write a new play an con
tract.
Mr.. James Young, Jr., is shortly to
make his appearance in New York as
shylock in fine production Of "ThS
Merchant Of Venice"
Irving wiles, a noted painter Of New
York and a recent pripe-winner, iS to
paint Julia Marlowe in the character
Of Viola.
Capt. Jack Bonavita, who is very
well known, is to lecture before the
Y. M, c, A. Of New York, about lions
in the Jungle.
Cyril Maude, the English actor Is 70
make a big production of shore
Acres in London. In which he viii
appear HIMSELF as Nathaniel Berry.
Ellen Terry q make her eAppsaff
sance on he london stage Il ne Shaw
may captain Btaaabounds conFer
SION. il WIS In this play that AN
Rehan was to have appeared on this
SIDE of The ocean before her tour was
postponed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

d, 6. Pople, the only store handling
tsrhe American Lady Shoe any
stsle 1909 apa $3.50 PEI pau
Aii kihdS 81 meays, oysteya galore
ana chicksns dressed no a oueen'i
Taste on abort no1ce at Tie South
Side Neal llmket
C. a G. II. B. MASON
PloD. South SIDE M.lL AlIleL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

had been taken from the yacht an,
sent to a safety vault, as usual.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Charles e, Blaney and his new Irish
star, Fiske o'Hara, will make a "
ing trip to ireland to get material for
a new play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Charles Klein, the author OF the very
successful play, "The Lion and the
Mouse" is to write new play an con
tract.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Harry Kelly is to be one Of the chief
comedians in the new musical piece in
which Hattie Williams is to star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Mr.. James Young, Jr., Is shortly to
make his appearance in New York as
shylock in a fine production Of "ThS
Merchant Of Venice"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Capt, Jack Bonayita, who is very
well known, is to lecture before the
Y. M, c. a. Of New York, about lions
in the Jungle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Irving wiles, a noted painter Of New
York and recent pripe-wtnnsr, iS to
paint Julia Marlowe in the character
of Viola.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Cyril Maude, the English actor is TO
make a big production Of shore
Acres in London. In which he viii
appear himself as Nathaptel Berry,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-25

Madame Nordica is to begin a spring
concert tour on the conclusion Of her
New York season.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-16
kronika Miejscowa.
z Rady niejskiej.

Wczorajsza sesya rady miej-
skiej trwaia ~ minut. Alderman
Cd samego poczatku sesyi byli
zdenerwowani i ustawicznie do
magali sic odroczenia, tax, re pa
nowal najwiekszy nielad i bur-
mistrz ostatecznie zmuszony byi
oddac pod giosowanie wniosek o
odroczenie, kt6ry przyjeto. Zdaje
sic ze gl6wnym powodem byly
liczne wardowe polityczne mityn-
gi, w ktorych alderman chciell
wziac udzial.
Przyjeto jednakowoz, i to je-
dnogiosnie, rezohcye przediozo-
ma przez aid. Burnsa, w ktorej
rada miejska winszuje zwycie-
stwa osiagniecia pierwszenstwa
ma swiecie W grze w base ball"
klubowi white Sox" i temuz
wiascicielowi. Rome wnioski, z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-16
maz Berry.

Havana, 16 pazdzier. = Gu
bernator Magoon przyjmowaf
szefow roznych departamentow
zapowiedzial i'm, re doda i'm
do pomocy amerykahskich Office
row. 1acy oficerowie tax diugo
brac beda udzial W rzadach wy
spy, dopoki ME nadejdzie czas,
W sktorym rodowici Kubahczycy
ME beda W stanie ich zastapic i
rzadzic wyspa.
Sedalia, Mo-, 16 pazdzier. -
Trzej zbrodniarze: Henry Payne
George Graves i Thomas Lee
wybili dziure w murze uciekli
wiezienia. Kiedy dziure wybi-
jail, inni wiezniowie glosno
spiewali, azeby ME bylo slychac
szelestu narzedzi do rozbijania
muru potrzebnych.
New York, I6 pazdzier. -
Handlarze brylantow zapowie-
dzieli swoim odbiorcom, re cena
dyamentow podniesie sic w tym
sezonie o so procent, poniewaz
W Afryce poludniowej wydobyto
w tym roku znacznie mniej dya-
mentow, niz zwykle, a place ro-
botnikow musiano Podniesc.
New York, 16 pazdzier. - Z
szybkoscia Co mil ma godzine
pedzii Louis Lieber w swym sa-
mochodzie po wqzkiej drodze
pag6rka Ramogo, W tenn ma "a
krecie drogi spostrzegl automo-
bill, W ktorym siedzialy dwie pa
ME. 0 zatrzymaniu maszyny ME
moglo bye mowy. Lieberowi ME
pozostalo mic innego do uczynie-
MIA, jak zderzyc sic druga ma
szyna i narazic panic ma smierc,
albo skrecit z drogi wpasc sa-
menu w przepast. Wybrai to
drugie poniosl sam smierc, ra-
tujac zycie owych pan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-16

MIA potrzebe wypowiedzenia
wojny zakonom.
= Burza zrzadzila wiele szko-
Gy pod NeapolemA Zepsui sic tor
kolejowy, laczacy miasto We
zuwiu;zem.
Powstahcy marokahscy ma
pada'a ma karawany idace z mia
sta Marokko do Tafilelt.
- Parliament niemiecki zbiera
Sic 13 pazdziernika..
- Ksiaze Cumberland tract
nadzieje dostania sic ma tron
ksiestwa brunszwickiego.
= Hrabina Montignioso, byia
zona dzisiejszego krola saskie-
go, ME chce mu oddac corki,
ksiezniczki Moniki.
Aresztowano w Berlinie
miedzynarodowego oszusta "ba-
roma Ginbanowa', pochodzacego
Rosyi, kiedy ten wybieral sic
w podroz do Ameryki.
= Ma brzegach Ameryki srod-
kowej szalala burza, ktora zrza-
dzila szkody ma million dolarow.
- Hrabia francuski Castella-
ne zgadza sic ma rozwod, jezeli
bogata jego iona zaplaci "a ME
go wszystkie. dlugi.
- Piekarze W Paryzu oglosili
strajk generalny. w piellarniach
pracowat bedzie wojsko.
w Pittsburgh toczy sic
process spadkowy o 90 milionow,
kt6re pozostawil zmarly VIM.
Wiglltman. Swiadek A. w.
Hopes przyznal sic, re otrzymal
100000 lapowki. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-16
TELECRAMY 7.

Kijow, 16 pazdzier. - Zjazd
Ligi rosyjskiego narodu, obra-
bradujacy pod przewodnictwern
Gringmuta, wydawcy Mos
kiewskich Wiedomosti," rozpo-
czai swa czynnost cd wyslania
depeszy do cara zapewnienia
go, re tylko autokracya zdola u
trzymac ca1oSc niezaleznosc
panstwa rosyjskiego. Wyslano
nadto depesz do Stolypina, po-
chwalajaca ustanowienie w Ro-
syi sad6w wojennych rozkaz
do gubernatorow, azeby usuwac
ze siuzby urzednikow liberia
low.
Przyjeto oklaskami move
Gringmuta, potepiajaca hrabie-
go Wittego jego polityke. Po-
chwalono natomiast Dubrowi-
ma, trudniacego sic organizowa-
LIEN "czarnych sotni".
Petersburg, I6 pazdzier. =
Poniewaz ogo narodu potepia
rezolucye kongresu demokratow
konstytucyjnych, radzaca zanie-
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R6zns notatkI teIegTafIGzna.

= Ma weselu panny Krupp
byio obecnych 6 zarzadc6w jej
zakladow i "a robotnikow.
= Rosya przestaje utrudniac
poddanym emigracye do Anne
ryki, o lie ME So zobowiazani
sluzyc W wojsku.
= Pociag kolei mitawskiei
przejechal czlowieka, przytwier-
dzonego do SYN przez terrory-
stow.
= Carowi przedlozono plan
eorganizowania resztek rosyj-
skiej marynarki.
- Hiszpanski minister spra-
wiedliwosci Romanones uzasad-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-16
KOlgrGS Ligi lDSyBkiGgO nlrOll.
Zada reakcyi, sad6w wojennych i
CZarnych seCin.
Cesarz ma slubie panny Berty krupp
Hrabia GOfuehOwski ME przestanie bye min
osztem .asnego zycia ochroni cd smierci dwe panic

moment niepewnoscl w polityce
balkanskiej, ia niepewnoSc albo
sklonic ma Austrye do przyiacze-
mia sic do zachodnio-europeJ-
skiego sojuszu, albo dac zachod-
MIN mocarstwom pretekst do alta
ku w chwili, ktora wyda sic i'm
stosowna. Obserwujac trudnosci,
robione Austryi przez Serbie
punktu widzenia polityki anti
niemieckiej pahstw zachodnich /
dazenia ku izolacyi Niemiec, jed
max przyznac nalezy ca}ej sprawie
doniosloSc o wiele wieksza. w
danej chwili gabinety zachodnie
pewnoscia ME mysla wojnie,
rozwazaja jednak ewentualnosci
ma przyszlosc. Przez zajscia W
Rosyi wojna STAG sic moze kiedys
nieunikniona i tel ewentualnosci
ME wolno opuszczac w politycz-
nei kalkulacyi. Mocarstwom "a
chodnim idzie o to, zeby spor Ser
bii przedluzac przetrzymac e.
wentualnie az do krytycznei chwt
Ii; w tenn giownie tkwi politycz-
ny rdzen calego zatargu.
Widzimy, re Serbia znalazla
juz dla swojej pszenicy inne tar
gi. wielki eksport zboza serb
skiego drogq morska dale wiele
do myslenia. Me jest wykluczo-
mem, re Serbia znajdzie eksport i
dla swego bydla, tax, re caly
spor zakohczyc sic moze porazka
Austro-Wegier, Wspomniany
dziennik jest wiec przeciwnym
polityce kunktaturskiej i daje do
zrozumienia, re Austro-WegTy
chcqc upokorzyc, dzialac powinny
szybko, jak dlugo problemat ro-
syjski ME Jest jeszcze aktualnym.
Przytoczylismy w strzeszczeniu
artykul pisma badz co badz po-
waznego ma wskros austryackie
go, bo sqdze, re tkwi W MIN VIE
le prawdy. w ten tylko sposob
bowiem wytlomaczyc sobie moz-
ma op6r malego pahstewka pre-
ciwko poteznemu sasiadowi, o.
por w Wiedniu ME przewidywa-
ny, a tenn przykrzejszy, lie re w
trakcie wojny celnej Serbia coraz
bardziei sic Cd targu austryackie-
go emancypuje. Przed laty mniej
wiecej dwudziestu toczyla sic po-
dobna wojna celna pomiedzy Au-
strya RUNNING, dis pomiedzy
obu panstwami stosunek jest jak
najlepszy, ale mimo to Austrya
ME odzyskaia dotad straconego
wonczas rumunskiego targu.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYD MIEDzYRARODOWEl
Chicago 16 pazdzier.

SA$NSS 80
Walka ekonomiczna pomiedzy
Austrya a Serbia przeciaga sic
nadspodziewanie dlugo, przewi-
dywania diplomacy austro we
gierskiej ME ziscily sic, Serbia
ME mysli o kapitulacyi. Rowno-
czeSnie w prasie ME tylko juz
serbskiej, ale zagranicznej, poja-
wiaja sic coraz to czeSciej groz-
by, ktore daia wiele do mysle-
MIA i ME dadza wytlomaczyc sic
przez sama manic wielkosci 1t
serbow. Niedawno temu agent
finansowy serbski, p. Javanowic,
ogiosil w londynskim "Standar-
die" list, w kt6rym twierdzi, ze
Serbia ME boi sic wkroczenia
wojsk austro-wegierskich, DO
kazdej chwili da sobie mimi ra-
de. OczywiScie re TAXA pre-
chwalka podzia}ac musia}a ko-
micznie. Armia austro wegierska
Jest dis, jeSli ME pierwsz2 to z
rewnoSciq druga W Europic, serb
ska bodai czy ME ostatnia. Ale
r6wnoczeSnie LISTEN p. Jovano-
wica pojawila sic W dzienniku an
rielskim rozmowa z krolem Pio-
trem, kt6ra brac iuz wypada po-
wazniej. Krol serbski zapewnia
w tel rozmowie, re Serbia ,W
IValce o niepodlegiosc ekonomi-
czna" pod zadnym warunkiem
ME ustapi, i przymawia sic do e
konomicznej pomocy Ang,ii. Po-
dejrzanym jest juz fakt, re wielk'
dziennik angielski i jedna drugq
c1uncyacye zamieszcza, bo nasu-
wa przypuszczenie, re Anglia nie
Jest obca calej przez Serbie pod
i.tej Rampant. Prasa .austryacka
ogranicza sic do szyderstw, ale
cofa sic pred wytlomaczeniem
zGoia nieprzewidzianego faktu,
re Serbia dotad ME ustapiia, re
prorokowana kleska ekonomicz-
ma w niczem sic ME objawia
Serbowie znajdujq kredyt zbyt
ma swoje produkta.
Najwiekszy i najpowazniejszy
tygodnik poniedziaikowy W Vie
dni ,,Sonn und Montags Zeitung"
uchyla dis rabek tajemnicy.Ser-
bowie, powiada, ME sd tax szalo-
nymi, by iudziG sic nadzieja zwy-
ciezkiei wojny z Austrya; jesli
mimo to ME ust,puja, to jedno
tylko jest ma to wyJaSnlenle, kto-
re zasiuguje ma bardzo powazna
rozwage. Przechwaiki serbskie
mimowoli zdradzaja to, co powin-
no bylo pozostac w taiemnicy.
Mania wielkosci popycha Serbow
do zdradzania tajemnic tych, ,kto-
rych przyjazh pozyskali. Sp6r
sprowokowany przez Serbie O.
znacza o wiele wiecej jak dazenie
do drobnych ekonomicznych ko-
rzysci. Juz sarno przewlekanie spo
I'll, mimo skionnosci ze strony
austryackiej do zalagodzenia 60,
wskazuje, ze Serbia dzia{a tylko
jake prokurzysta innej politycz-
nej firmy. w skiad tel firmy.
zdaniem wspomianego dzienni-
Ia wchodza: Anglia, Francya i
Wlochy. Pierwsza role odgrywa
w tenn niewatpliwie chec odebra-
MIA Austryi serbskiego targu, ME
jest .ona jednak bynajmniej roz-
strzygajaca. Gel, do jakiego daza
owe mocarstwa oddawna, jest u
stalonym: Anglia j Francya od-
dzielc chca Austrye Cd sojuszu
Niemcani, tax jak Wlochy fax
tycznie juz oddzieliiy. Podtrzy-
muiac opor serbski, wytwarzaia