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The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
SIX RIDES FOR A QUARTER.
Lincoln Traction Company Complies
With order of Commission.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 3O.-Announce-
ment was made by the Lincoln Trac-
ton company that it will comply with
the order of the state railway commits.
sion. that i. sell six fares for % cents
to adults and ten fares to school chill
Jren, to be used during certain hours
of the day, for % cents. The most
significant feature in connection with
the railway commissions findings is
that it places a valuation on the plant
of the Traction company and the Citi'
zens' Railway company, and limits
their earnings accordingly. This ac'
ton, it is believed, is an innovation In
dealing with public utility companies.
interchangeable transfers were de-
MED by the commission.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
RAILWAY FIREMAN A HERO.
CrawIs Out on Pilot Of Engine and
Saves Child from Death.

Lincoln, Oct. by crawling out on
the pilot OF an engine and grasping a
child of three years, who stood uncon'
scious of danger on the track, and
then throwing himself, with the child
in his arms, from the Cow catcher
into a ditch by the track. Burlington
Fireman Marion r. Lux saved the life
of the little one and escaped himself
with severe bruises.
The scene of LuX's heroic act was
between the towns OF Milford and
Seward. The engineer of the freight
on which Lux Is fireman first noticed
the baby, a little girl, on the track
some distance ahead. He blew the
whistle and put on the brakes, but
the child paid no heed and II was seen
the train could not be stopped in time
Lux volunteered the rescue, climbed
out on the running board, then to the
pilot and grasped the child in the nick
of time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
ADVICE GIVEN FINANcIERS.
President ingalls, Of Cincinnati Bank
Talks Of Future.

Atlantic City. N. j., Sept. 2S.-With
che big question Of credit currency out
OF the way, members of the American
Bankers association discussed prac.
teal banking questions. Discussion
on each topic was limited to thirty
minutes. The feature was an address
by President NJ. L. ingalls, OF the Mer.
chants National bank Of Cincinnati,
who spoke on Our Present and Fut.
ure Prosperity" He declared that
speculation should be barred and that
the bankers of this country must set
their face against loans for the promo.
tion of new enterprises.
John p. 7. knight, secretary of the
Canadian Bankers association, spoke
on Some Evergreen Topics" The
last business of the convention was
the installation of the new officers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC is INDICTED.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company Also
Accused Of Rate Violations.

San Francisco, Sept. 2S.-The fed
eral grand jury returned Indictments
OF ia counts against the Southern
Pacific company and the Pacific Mail
Steamship company, charging viola
tions of the interstate IN law.
these indictments. If followed by con-
yictions, are sufficient to render the
corporations liable to fines aggregating
from sl24,000 TO $2,4S0, 900. The mini
mum fine prescribed by law on each
count is 81 900 and the maximum fine
100000. The defendant corporations
are accused of secretly cutting TO
81 the published rate OF $l.25 on the
rough shipments of mating from ia,
pan to San Francisco and thence
throughout the United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
BOYS Body Found.

Ashland, Neb., Sept. 30.-The body
of Frank Dewey, who was drowned
with Roscoe Workman in the Platte
river Dec. 81 last, vas discovered on
a sandbar by two fishermen. 1t was
badly decomposed, but a skate still
strapped to one of the shoes gave a
clue to identity. The body was taken
out and buried in Workman cemetery
beside that of Roscoe Workman
whose remains were discovered in the
spring. The two boys left home &c
80 skating the afternoon preceding
last New Years day and were never
seen alive again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
Holdreae to Furnish Pass List.

Lincoln, Sept. 30.-G. w. Holdrege,
general manager Of the Burlington.
called on the state railway commits
sion to talk over the pass question,
and before leaving assured the COM
mission the name of every person who
neld a pass wolla be reported to the
commission. Some time ago the com
mission was seriously thinking Of hav-
ing Mr.. H%oldrege arrested for not
complying with its orders regarding
the fling of his pass list, but it is
likely now nothing will be done, as
Mr.. Holdrege has agreed to toe the
mark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04

while the husband was a few miles
from the home attending the prim.
aries. He stole 5000 in cash and took
a horse and buggy and drove to Be.
atrice, where he took a train into Kan.
sas.
lie was arrested at Seneca the next
morning, but broke away from the of.
flcers when taken from the train and
he had been leading the officers a
merry chase eve since. The officers
fear that an attempt may be made to
lynch the prisoner and are using
every precaution for his safeguarding.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
BRYAN TO SAY "YES" DEC. z.
Mayor Of Omaha Plans Banquet a
Which plates Will Number 1000.

Omaha, Oct. William Jennings
Bryan will formally launch his third
candidacy for president in Omaha on
the night of Dec. z, when a Democratic
banquet in his honor, at which 1000
plates will be laid, will be given.
Mayor Dahlman is engineering the
banquet scheme. and Bryan already
has signiied his intention OF being
present. 1t Is said that all those who
were invited to the banquet, which
was to have been held in Lincoln in
October, but which was postponed,
have been asked to come to the Oma-
Ia spread, and many of them have an
swered in the affirmative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
Nebraska Bank Reports.

Lincoln, Sept. 3O.-Accordlng TO the
report of Secretary Royse OF the state
banking board the banks of Nebraska,
including national banks, have reached
the high water mark. The deposits in
state banks have increased from $57,.
57i,3S5 in November, 1906. to $7l ,67l,.
6G1. The deposits in state and ma.
tional banks since August. 1906, have
increased nearly s29, 600, 600. The
average reserve of state banks is SO
per cent, while the legal requirement
is Is per cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
SLAYER SUBWAY CAPTURED.
Murderer Of Mrs. Martin Is In Custody
at Beatrice.

Beatrice, Neb., Sept, 2S.-R. NJ.
Shumway, accused OF brutally murder
ing Mrs. Jacob Martin nea Cortland,
about twenty miles north of here, on
Sept. 3, vas captured at Forbes, Mo,
and was brought here in heavy irons
by Sheriff Trude and taken to Lincoln
for safe keeping in the penitentiary.
Ever since the murder officers had
been on the trail OF the fugitive.
Shumway, 1t is alleged, murdered
Mrs, Martin with a butcher knife
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
70 END COURT CONFLICTS
ATTORNEYS GENERAL ADOPT Me.
MORTAL TO CONGRESS.
SESSION ENCS AT ST. LOUIS
Committee Appointed to Draft Scheme
Of Antitrust Legislation and Unit.
ed Front Will Be Presented in Legal
Actions Against Combines.

ST. Louis, oct. 2.-ACtion that WI
have far-reaching effects in antitrust
and corporations litigation and when
will bear fruit in almost every state
in the union was taken by the Conven
ton of attorneys general in its final
session here. A committee was ap.
pointed to draft a scheme OF antitrust
legislation T. be sent to all attorneys
general, and as a climax for the entire
meeting the attorneys general assem-.
bled adopted a resolution which is eX.
pected to remove a thorn in the flesh
OF state officers, the Interference by
federal circuit courts with the opera
ton of state laws. Permanent organ.
ization was also effected under the
mem of the National Association of
Attorneys General OF the United
States and a united front will be
presented in legal actions brought by
different states against the same cor
poration or trust.
The resolution is in the shape Of a
memorial TO congress and was framed
ty Il committee composed Of Attor.
reys General u. T. Young of Mime,
sofa, Dana Malone of Massachusetts
A.. NJ. CARRIER Of Alabama, w. r
Thompson OF Nebraska, William II
Dickson of Colorado and II. $. Hadlcy
of Missouri. and follows along lines
pointed out by Mr.. YounS's paper. The
memorial is as follows:
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
Memorial to Congress.

"Whereas, The efficient administra
ton, as well as the preservation OF
our dual system of government, re.
ouires that each sovereignty be per
mitted to exercise its functions as de.
fined by the federal constitution un.
hampered by the other; therefore, be
it
Resolved, BY the convention of at
torneys general of the several states
here assembled, that we earnestly rec.
ommend to the favorable cOnsidera.
ton of the president and the con.
gress of the United States the enact.
ment of a federal law providing that
no circuit court of the United States
or any judge exercising powers of
such circuit courts shall have jurisdic.
ton in any case brought to restrain
any officer OF a state or II admins.
trative board of a state from institut.
ing in a state court any suit or other
appropriate proceeding to enforce the
laws of such state or to enforce any
order made by such administrative
board; but allowing any person or
corporation asserting in any such &C.
ton in a state court any right arising
under the constitution or any laws OF
the United States and to have the de.
cision of the highest court of such
state reviewed by the supreme court
of the United States, as now provided
by law. We also recommend that
suits in federal circuit courts by per.
sons interested in corporations to re-
strain such corporations from obeying
the laws Of states in which they are
doing business be prohibited"
Officers Chosen.
On recommendation of the commit
tee on organization, the following
were chosen as officers: President
H. S. Hadley of Missouri; vice presi
dent, Dana Malone Of Massachusetts;
secretary and treasurer, William II
Dickson Of Colorado.
Attorney General Dickson Of Colo
RADIO asked that the next convention
be held in Denver, but 1t was finally
decided to leave the matter to tn,
executive committee.
President Hadley appointed as tn,
committee to draft a scheme for anti
; trust legislation the following: r. b
Davidson of Texas. James Bingham o
Indiana. Wade Ellis Of Ohio, F. S
Jackson of Kansas, r. V. Fletcher o
Mississippi and s. w. Clark of Soutl
Dakota. President Hadley also an
nounced that with two or three eS
ception all the attorneys general II
tho union had aynracSad n daoira =,
participate in future proceedings O
. the association and in any course o
action hat might be decided upon
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
MRS. TlLDEN, PRESIDENT.
Remains at Head Of Woman's Mis-
%sionary Society Of Nebraska Synod.

Wayne, Neb., Sept. 2S.-The thirty.
first annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of the synod OF
Nebraska elected the following Off.
GERS: President, Mrs. George Tilden
of Omaha; vice presidents, Mrs. NJ. l..
Stone Of Grand Island and Mrs. p. l..
Johnson of Hastings; recording secre'
tary, Miss NJ. Porter of Central City;
corresponding secretary and treas
urer. Mrs. J. Il. LaRue of omaha
secretary young peoples work, Mrs
X. NJ. Conklin of Omaha: secretary OF
literature. Mrs. Elliott Of Beatrice;
missionary correspondent, Miss +. Ir
win of Lincoln.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put up
in a collapsible tube with a nozzle.
Easy to apply right where e0rouess
and inflammation exists. 1t relieves
at once blind bleeding, itching or
%protruding piles, Guaranteed. Price
SOC, Get it today. Sold by Henry
Cooks Drug Store,
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
Kills a Mule in His Anger.

Plattsmouth, Neb., Sept. 2S.-Fred
WAGNER, living about fifteen miles
west of town, while enraged at a mule
valued at $175, struck it with a club.
killing it instantly. Upon complaint
made to the county attorney he was
arrested. At the trial before Justice
Archer WAGNER pleaded guilty to the
charge of cruelty to animals and was
fined S. and costs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Texas Fever Among Kansas Cattle,

McCook, Neb., Sept. 2S.-%Inspector
w. j. Jones Of the United Stats bu.
g of animal industry, reported an
outbreak of Texas fever among cattle
Just across the Nebraska line, in Chey.
cnne county, Kansas. Thirty-two head
have died and the owner of the herd
fears he will lose many more. The dis.
ease thus far Is confined to n herd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23

strzaskaf wszystkie okna w osta-
tnim wagonie. Kobiety pomdlaly,
a marszalkowi stanowemu NJ. J.
McCarthyemu szkio arani}o reke.
Onegdaj podobny zamach zrobio-
no W Duffield. Dynamiciarze, ma
LEGACY niezawodnie, do tych, kto-
rych W Boise procesowano, ucie-
xii.
Mentone, Ind, % sierpnia. -
Karol Webster, jego iona i dwu-
letni synek spalili sic La wegiel
w pozarze, jaki wczoraj wybuchf
w ich domu. 1O-letnia Dolly 8
letnia Mable uciekly. Pozar wy
buchf wskutek nieostroznosci go
spodyni, ktora chcac ogieh roznie-
cic dolaia troche nafty.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, % sierpnia.
- Prezydent Roosevelt wczoraJ
zatwierdzii dymisye kapelana ma
rynarki, pastora baptyskiego, Jo-
mesa, kt6ry cd lat krecl fundusze
marynarki, czesto uzywajac mary
narzy do swej niegodziwej prak-
tyki. Sad wojenny uznal 60 win
nym oskarzenia i wydalil.
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CAG1zS

giem szukaniu, ujrzal dwie nozki
z garnca sterczace - lecz "a poz-
no. Dziecko utopi}o sic w mleku.
New Haven, Conn.,, % sierpnia,
- Burmistrz miasta New Haven
poszukuje fabrykanta deszczu,
lub wreszcie zrecznego puszka-
RIA, ktory silnymi wystrzalami
armatniemi zwilzy napoi spra-
gniona ziemie. Cd kilkunastu
tygodni mad miastem widac bez-
chmurne niebo i ami kropla desz-
czu przez 76 dni ME spadla. Po-
la spalii Ear sfoneczny, straszna
drozyzna, kilka sadzawek wyschlo
zupelnie.
Trumbull, Conn, % sierpnia.
- Zazdrosny ola tego, re mysla},
il wyjdzie "a MAJ "a innego, ku-
kasz Koplihski, robotnik ma far
mie Aarona Malletta, ma miej-
scu zastrzelil Leokadye Mallet-
t6wne i, ably zatrzec slad zbrodni,
podpalii scope, W ktorej kobiete
zomordowal.
Mallettowna, kobieta 55 letnia,
ubieglej niedzieli pogrzebala swe-
go ojca, jednego najbogatszych
farmerow w ca1ej okolicy.
Koplinski ma zone kilkoro
dzieci w New Yorku, lecz cd lat
10 z mimi ME zyje. Morderce are
sztowano osadzono> we wiezie-
niu.
New York, % sierpnia. : De
pesza Berne w Szwajcaryi do
nosi, re Franciszek Rea Mac Mil
len, slawny skrzypek amerykafi-
ski zyje. Mac Millen zwiedzif
.wierzcholek CORY Mont Blanc.
Cripple Greek, Col, % sierpniaa.
Wczoraj ponowiono zamach ma
pociag pedzacy do Colorado %
Springs. Silny wybuch dynamitu
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Kronika Chicagoska
z dziesiatego pietra.

W gmachu znanym pod nazwa
"Masonic Temple, ma rogu ulic
State Randolph, wydarzylo sic
wczoraj przedpofudniem okoao
godz. II nieszczescie: frachtowy
elevator runal z wysokosci die
siatego pietra roztrzaskal sic W
kawalki, podczas gdy try osoby
zostaly3 uszkodzone, a z tych jedna
smiertelnie. Nazwiska uszkodzo-
nych So: Edwin @. Oondit, 50 lat,
1873 W. Garfield blvd, konduk-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23

Napad sic ME udal, ale kilku
dozorcow waryaci mocno potur-
bowali. Pc stronie dozorcow sta
nefo takze kilku chorych.
New York, % sierpnia. = Z
White Plains donosza, ze bawia-
cy tam ia wakacyach czlonek
gabinetu Elihu Root, byl bliskim
prostracyi nerwowej wskutek
nadmiernej piracy. P Rootowi to-
warzyszy jego sekretarz ten "a
latwia wszelkie sprawy rzadowe.
Kuracya zajmuje sic s}awny 81
lacz Muldoon.
Washington, Pa, % sierpnia.-
RAYMOND Lane, jednoroczny sy-
mex farmera, juz killa razy by}
bliskim przypadkowej smierci,
Wczoraj wreszcie padi jej ofia-
rq, utonawszy W kuble mleka.
Chlopiec zaczql wlasnie chodzic /
wczoraj powedrowai "a ojcem do
bliskiej mleczarni Niespostrzezo-
ny przez nikogo zblizy} sic do
garnc6w mlleka i, widocznie chcac
sic maple, wpadf do jedhego
Mich utonal. - Ojciec, po dlu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23

konferencye prawa wojennego.
Jednoczesnie biuro "Miedzynaro-
dowego pokoiu" W Bernie wys}ano
do haskell konferencyi protest, W
kt6rym daje wyraz og6lnemu roz-
czarowaniu, wywo}anemu konfe-
rencya. Zamiast o pokoju, niemal
wvlacznie zaimowa}a sic ona pra-
wem wojennem!
TAX to trudno przyidzie niesz-
czesnej konferencyi, nietylko
wszystkim, ale komukolwiek =
dogodzie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23

tor elewatoru: ma zlamana prawa
noge, glove i ramona pokaleczone
wewnetrzne uszkodzenia; Charles
Levin, II lat, 336 Halsted str,
Charles A. Grove, % lat 6215
Greenwood ave., pokaleczeni W
ramona rece. Katastrofa wyda-
rzy}a sic W skutek pemiecia liny;
elevator, obciazony pakami napc..-
nionemi ob6wiem dziesiatego
pietra runa} az ma dol, gdzie roz-
bill sic o podioge cementowa. Lc-
vim Grove trzymali sic bocznych
scian elewatoru mniej niebezpic-
cznie sic pokaleczyli, Condit zas,
kt6ry ciagle usi}owa} elevator u
zatrzymat, tax groznie jest pokale-
czony, re moze W skutek tego um
RE.
Fart przypiacii smiercia. -
55 letni Nels Rasmussen, 22s
Grand ave., wyjecha} wczoraj ns
iezioro w l6dce z Is letnia Wikto-
rya Harkin. W odleg}osci okoso
mill cd brzegu Rasmussen stan2i
W l6dce i z zart6w chwia} MIA po-
mimo krzyku panny Harkin, a
moze umyslnie, ably krzycza}a. Ma
gle 16dz wiecej sic przechyliia,
Rasmussen wpadi do woody, i5dz
sic przewr6ciia. Parma Harkin
chwycia sic }odzi i kurczowo jej
sic trzymajac, rozpaczliwie wolafa
pomoc. Usiyszaf to znajdujacy
sic ma brzegu Frank Johnson Z
natychmiast Johnem P. Nelso-
mem wskoczyl do }6dki, ably pos
pieszyc z pomoca. Kiedv pfvneli,
Rasmussen trzykrotnie wypiynsf
ma powiel zchnie prfbowal pocl,-
wycic "a ,6k prze"r1c NJ, als
nagle znikl W glchi, MIN ponioc
nalcszf., Panne llarkin 'lratowa-
no wydobyto take Rasmussena
woody, ale wszelkie pr6by przy-
wr6cenia go do zycia okaza}y sig
daremnemi. Lekarze sadzq, re przy
rozpaczfiwych swych pr6bach ra-
towania sic, padl ofiara paralizu
serca,
"Razzia."
z polecenia burmiSrza Busse,
szef policyi Shippy postanowii
miasto oczyscic ze wszelkich po-
dejrzanych os6b i we wszelkich
podrzednych gospodach, jakotes
innych kryj6wkach, W kt6rych
przebywaja zawodowi rabusie "a
rzadzic scisla rewizye. Juz wczo
raj W dzielnicy zachodniej policys
wpad}a do kilka takich znanych
jej kryj6wek i aresztowala kilka-
dziesiat os6b podejrzanych, TAX
re W sr6dmiesciu kilkadziesiat
os6b zabrano ma stacye policyjne.
Og6lem aresztowano wczoraj i osa-
dzono W celach policyjnych prze-
sz}o sto os6b; stana one pred se-
dziami, oskarzone o w}oczegostwo
ostro zostana ukarane. w dziel-
nicy.7 p6}nocnej po}udniowej' ".
.tych dniaeh odbedzie sic podobns
"razzia."
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q SSS|A EO"@ AONu PIESH
pare tygodni wstrzymac sic mu-
81 Cd wszelkich wycieczek po-
drozy; pozniejsze i dokladniejsze
wieSci donosza, ze wypadek ce-
sarzowej zdarzyl sic przy grze W
tennisa, ktorego cesarzowa jest
zapalona miioSniczkq.
Petersburg, % sierpnia. = Ro-
sya zamowila W dokach angiel-
skich kilka pancernych okretow
wQjennych, krzyzowc6w i kano-
merck. - Przesladowanie prasy
rosyjskiej re strony rzadu odbija
sic fatalnie ma prasie prowincyo-
nalnej; Geese znaczna mniejszych
czasopism przesta1a zupelnie wy
chodzic braku informacyi "a
interesowania Czytelnikow, ME
pozadajacych pism jalowych i
czczych; biuro rzadowe informa-
cyjne straciio tez polowe abonen-
tow. Zato sadly wojenne funkcyo-
nuja w calej pelni; w miesiacu lip
Gu w samych prowincyach bal
tyckich skazaIy one 26 osob na
smierc 81 ma zeslanie ma Sybir.
Shanghai, Chiny, % sierpnia.
w mieScie okolicy panuje
cholera wsrod ludnoSci chihskiej,
a takze uleglo jej juz wielu Eu-
ropejczykow, We wielu innych
miastach takze wybuchia zaraza
ia, wladze wysilaj2 sic, ably ia
ograniczyc i opanowat.
Berlin, % sierpnia. = Pomie-
dzy gl6wnemi kompaniami okre-
towemi Niemiec Lloydem Pom.
Mem. i Hambursko Amer. linia,
a angielskq kompania Cunarda
wybuchla konkurencyjna walka
co do cen przejazdu przez ocean.
Lila Cunarda ustanowila "a pre-
iazd l klasa Hamburga do n.
Yorku cene S197.OO, linia Ham
burg Ameryka znizyla wtedy "a
ten sam kurs cene Z $4,000 ma
$1,000, a P. N, Lloyd znizyl
sw6i kurs Z $4,000 ma S117.OO.
Kompanie niemieckie So obecnle
wplatane w walke konkurencyjna
takze z rosyjskq lini2 Libawa-
New York, a nadto maja kopoty
z powodu nieporozumien W spra-
vie transportu towarowego do
Brazylii, ktory linie anglelsEie
znizyy odrazu z $2.75 do $3.75 "a
tone. Takiej znizki kompanie ME
mieckie zrobic ME moga i w teJ
walce zostana zapewne pokona-
ne.
= P6zniejsze wiesci donosza,
ze nieporozumienie kompanii ME
mieckiei l:nia Cunarda zostaio
pomyslnie zalatwione drog9 wa
iemnych porozumieh sic, a znizka
cen przejazdu jest wlasnie wynn
klein owego porozumienia,
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Wypadek ceSarzOwej niemieckiej. Rosya buduJe Okre
ty, gnebi prase zatO pOpiera sady WOjenne
CHOLERA w CHINACH.
przazd Ameryd do Europy f. Roo emory ou'
W waryat6w. Zamach pocag. Utonai W mieNu'
Straszne morderstwo Posucha. Ofary pozaru

OeucrdltS AnoP0AV0A
wych nauk W Japonii, general ba-
ron Nishi, podjai podr6z po Euro
pie W celu zbadania jei militar-
nych urzadzen. Bawi1 dfuzszy
czas we Wiedniu, obecnie zatrzy-
mai sic W Bukareszcie a przedtem
zwiedzi} Niemcy. W pierwszej po-
Iowie ipca znalaz} sic W Berllnle
/ wyda} wielki obiad dla oficer6w
niemieckich i japonskich. Podczas
uczty wstai general Nishi te go
dne uwagi wypowiedzial siowa;
"Kiedy pred czterdziestu laty Of
czyzna moja zapragnela przeksztaf-
ci6 sic W nowoczesny spos0b, roz-
patrzy}a sic po Europe "a wzora-
mi, az w koncu obra1a sobie Mem
cy. "a kt6rych odtad nauka poszia
wiernie przez lat dwadziescia. Cd
tego czasu mielismy kilkakrotnie
spOsobnos6 wypr6bowac ostrze lub
stepienie naszego miecza i mozemy
bez przechwalki powiedziec, re
ME zle tnie. Skladamy "a to male
INA podzieke naszym niemieckim
mistrzom. Ze wzgledu ma mIodosc
naszej armii, musimy W por6wna-
niu europejskiemi wojskami, cd
dawnych czas6w istniejacemi, ma
silnych, historycznych podstawach
opartemi, poczytac sic "a dzieci.
Ale zywie nadzieje, re jezei dalej
uczy6 sic bedziemy cd Europy a
zwlaszcza cd Niemiec, wyrosnie-
my W koGcu ma zupe1nie dojrza-
lych ludzi. Azeby spieszniej do
piq6 tego celu, nosy}amy pewna
liczbe naszych oficer6w do Me
mice, aby u zr6d}a uczyli sic sztu-
ki wojennej. Dziekuje "a przyje-
Gle, kt6rego oni ia tu doznaiem.
Wszedzie, gdzie bylem, przekona-
lem sic, re to ME jest tylko czczy
spos6b m6wienia, kiedy sic gfosl,
ze armia niemiecka dosieg}a szczy-
tu doskonaiosci! Wnosze zdrowle
naczelnego wodza s}ynnej ma ca4y
SWAT niemieckiej armii."
Tax przem6wil silny silnym.
1 ten silny dokonal wlasnie teraz
dzie}a rozszerzenia ustalenla
swej potegi. Korea stanowi dla
Japonii czysty zysk zwycieshej
wojny; MONA by}o przewidywac,
ze sic go ME wyzbedzie, i re musi
90 sobie zabezpieczyc. Jak woJna
odda}a W jej rece Koree, tax tyl-
ko wojna mog}aby ia jej pozbawle.
Podczas gdy konferencya haska
wysila sic ut aziqalid fecisse Uidea-
tar, W parlamencie belgijskim mi
mister spraw zagranicznych os-
wiadczyl, ze Venezuela objawifa
zanniar ME poddania sic orzecze-
niu "Haskiego Sadu rozjemcze-
CO." kt6re skaza}o ja ma zapaacenie
dziesieciu milion6w frankow bel
giiskim wierzycielom. = l oto ca
}y urok hashej konferencyi nara
zony ma nielada szwank. 1 polka
zuie sic, re wobec bezprawla pra-
wo zmuszonem je odwo}ywa6 sic
do silly, do miecza, do wojny pod
tvm lub owym ksztaltem; pokazu-
je sic, ze gdyby amerykanska "a
sada Drago, przyjeta zostafa przez
konferencye, wierzyciele europej-
scy odes}ani by zostali poaudnio-
wei Ameryki = kwitkiem.
Drugi despekt wyrzadzh konte-
rencyi sekretarz generalny "Mie-
dzvparlamentarnego Zwiazku" W
Berlinie. Przeslal belgijskiemu
delegatowi, BeernaertOwi, pismo,
W kt6rem uskarza sic na przemle-
nienis pokoiowei kOnferencyi W