davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
plETz WILL COMPROMISE CASE.

Would eo Glad 70 Settle With lum.
Der Company.
Labyrinth, Wis.,, Aug. 81. = e. M.
Worden OF this city, accompanied by
A. E. Foster. Pete De Smidt and Mike
Bronx visited John Dietz at Cameron
dam last week. On arriving at the
farm they were met by John Diets
and his SON. who escorted them to
the house.
Dietz declared that be would be
glad to settle with the lumber compa.
ny and that he was not anxious for
either notoriety or trouble.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
LUNATiC IS M~AN-EATER.

chases Travelling Man In an Attemp,
to Bite Him.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Aug. ~. =
Charles Anderson. who claims to be
from Minneapolis, was committed tc
the insane hospital IN this city from
Detroit yesterday. Anderson had been
drinking heavily. 1t at first was
thought that he was suffering from
delirium tremens. and he was allowed
his liberty after being confined for q
short time in Jail. He soon developed
a man-eating mania and chased q
travelling man for several blocks. en-
deavoring to bite him, whereupon he
was taken into custody and commit
ted.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
FINED MANY MILLION DOLLARS.
The New York & 1ermudez Company
10 Convicted Of Treachery.

- NonvlCISO OF IFSdCneTy.
Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. %. -
Three years after the beginning of the
sensational trial of the New York &
Bermudez company for completely in
the Matos revolution, judgment was
rendered against the defendant COM
pany, it being condemned to pay not
only $5,000,0 900 damages, the calculat-
ed cost to the government of subduing
the revolution, but to pay other sums
to be fixed by a commission of experts
and which may very likely mount to
SO, zoo, 900 more. The present judg-
ment Is appealable to the supreme
court and from there to the court Of
cessation. The sentence, announced
by Judge Juan Liacano of the civil
court of first instance, closes with
these words:
For these reasons, and administer
ing justice in the name of the republic
and by authority of the law, this COM
plant is declared to be well founded
and in consequence the New York &
BermudeZ company is condemned to
pay the sum of PATS, 638.47 b%olivars,
which is the amount of the erroga-
lions made by the national treasury
for the purpose of s%uppressing the rev.
o%lution, as has been proven in the rec
ords, and also to reimburse the nation
according to just assessments by ex-
perts for the damages and injuries
sustained because of the war.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
N QUITS FRAY

Government Says It Will Accept Part
Of Tenant Bill Amendments.
London, Aug. 28.-The chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Mr.. Birrell. announc-
ed ! the house Of commons yesterday
afternoon that the government was
prepared to accept some. but not all.
OF the amendments Of the house OF
lords to the Irish evicted tenants bin,
whereupon John Redmond, chairman
OF the Irish parliamentary party, said
he declined to take any further part in
the discussion Of the measure.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
DATE OF SAILING NOT FIXED.
Projected Tour OF 6attleship Fleet to
the Pacific Mapped Out.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy Newberry returned
to Washington yesterday, bringing
word Of the conclusions reached at the
Oyster Bay conference last week, rel
alive to the projected cruise of the
~battleship feet from the eastern to
the western coasts of the United
States.
1t has been impossible to fix precise
ly the date of the departure of the At
lantic feet. Naval regulations require
that each vessel should carry out the
established order as to target practice
every quarter, and no naval officer is
willing that this important practice be
dispensed with even for this cruise.
To Sail in December.
Everything will be in readiness for
the feet to sail on Dec. l, and the
date of departure will be between Dec.
l and Is. AS arranged, the itinerary
provides for ten knots an hour, which
is regarded as the most economical
speed for the fleet, allowing the COL
liers to be with the fleet on the At
- oAuS PoAS Va IN SALlC otdlIllk
with full bunkers of coal, the ships
will require an additional 100, 5O4 tons,
not counting the coal that will be
burned by the torpedo boats, which
will be provided by merchants en-
route.
This great supply of coal must be
provided by golfers. Four small COL
liers will accompany the fleet to Trini-
dad and five large GOLFERS will go as
far as Rio Janeiro.
Need Extra Golfers.
It will be necessary to charter
twelve additional GOLFERS and four of
those will meet the fleet at Sandy
Point. Magellan straits; four at Cali.
ca, Peru, and four at Magdalena bay.
Magdalena bay will be reached
about March 9, according to plans, but
the itinerary at this point gives ten
days additional. Target practice there
will continue for about a month. Some
Of the battleships will then 70 to Pu-
get sound and part to San Francisco.
Nothing has been settled concerning
b return of a part or all the fleet.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
Operates on Own Sons.

Deloit, Wis, Aug. q. The two
sons Of Dr.. D. r. Connell-Arthur.
aged twelve, and John, aged four.
we're stricken with appendicitis yes.
terday and ere promptly operated
upon by their father. Both are do.
ing we'll.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
Foreign.

Japan and Russia are planning the
establishment of wireless telegraphic
connection with Siberia. The new
line Is expected to cut in two the
present telegraphic tolls.
The japanese government has
placed an order for an 18,000-ton bat.
tleship with the Fairchild Shipbuilding
company at Glasgow. The new vessel
will be one Of the most formidable
armed ships Of wal afloat.
The peace conference now in ses-
sion at The Hague has decided upon
the exclusive use of the Hebrew
tongue as the official medium of CON-
munication for future congresses, as
well as for all publications.
The legislative council Of New Zea-
land rejected the bill providing for
the election of an upper house by the
house Of representatives, according to
one Of the clauses of which women
electors were to be eligible to election
as members Of the upper house.
When the Canadian branch Of the
royal mint begins making coins at OF.
tawa in November it will have to start
with metal purified in the United
States because there are no smelters
or refiners in Canada capable of reduc.
Ing gold and silver ores sufficiently for
coinage purposes.
According to the Berlin Mardeburg
Zeitung, three Americans have offered
the proprietor of the famous and an
cient dwelling house at Goslar, known
as the Brusttuch. $125,000 for the
building. The Brusttuch is q curious
old house Of the sixteenth century, re-
stored in 1870. It is adorned with
satirical wood carvings.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
Ten Killed In Collision.

Contras, France, Aug. 27.-Ten per.
sons were killed and twenty-five in.
jured in a head-on collision yesterday
between an express train bound from
Bordeaux for Paris and . freight
train. The accident was caused by a
misplaced switch.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
Open Way for Peace.
BISHOP Is

Black Hand Sends Letter TO Rt. Rev.
Frederick Burgess.
New York, Aug. 27.-The Rt. Rev.
Frederick Burgess, Episcopal bishop
Of Long Island, has received a Black
Hand letter threatening his life. It is
said that the writer's declared they
would blow up the see house at Gar.
den City, with the bishop and all his
family, II their demands are not
granted. The bishop refused to dis.
:uss the matter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
ITS FIRST DRY SUNDAY.
The Lid 10 Kept on Securely at New
Ulm.

me I'o % Kept on Securely at New
Ulm.
New Ulm, Mimi, Aug. %. - New
Ulm passed the first dry Sunday since
the town was founded, over fifty years
ago. Most Of the citizens were on the
qui vive as to how this thoroughly
German city would take to the new in.
novation. and considering that there
were exclusions from the Twin Cities
and st. Peter and Mankato, which
brought about 1000 strangers here, no
arrest was made on account OF drunk.
enness. The breweries were unable
to meet the demand for bottled beer
last Saturday, and privates residences
IN most cases had a private stock on
hand.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30

Eight Injured by Runaway Car.
Pittsburg, Aug. 27.-Eight persons
were more or less seriously injured
when q trolley car got beyond control
on q steep grade on Shady avenue and
ran into an open switch.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
AGED Man XIII. wife.

Tulsa, l. r, Aug. 27.--Dock Barnes
aged ninety-six, killed his aged wife
at their home eight miles southeast
OF Tulsa last night. No attempt has
yet been made to arrest the old man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
cRAMP DRAcs DOWN LAD.

Boy While Swimming Has Fatal seix-
uve.
Arlington, s. D., Aug. 20. = H. B.
Griffith, son of D. d. Griffith, a promi-
nent farmer living north of this city,
was drowned in Lake POinsett. He
was swimming with a number of other
young men when he was taken with a
cramp and sank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
TORN FROM MOTHERS ARMS.
Child 10 Killed by Tornado That Does
Much Damage In Ohio.

Much Damage In Ohio.
Wheeling, w. ". Aug. ga tor
nado struck the towns of Woodsfeld
and Newcastle. Ohio, yesterday,
wrecking a number of buildings and
doing other damage. The home OF
Samuel Bartemus, near Woodsfeld,
was entirely destroyed, and a two-year-
old child killed. The child was torn
from its mothers arms and carried
nearly q quarter of q mile
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
r 8 FIGHT FLAMES.
Rescue Patients From Burning Sanl.
tarium.

Middlotown, n. Y, Aug. W.-Ffre
originating from q sterilizing appara.
tus broke out in the Thrall hospital
here, and Arthur Thornley,, an orderly
IN the hospital. was SO badly burned
that he will die A dozen women
nurses did heroic work in fighting the
fire and ~rescuing the twenty-six pa
tients who were In the building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10
Kronika Chicagoska
Strajk telegrafistow.

Wczoraj przyszlo do powsze-
chnego strajku unijnych telegra-
fistow w calym kraju, najdotkli-
wiej jednakze dale sic to odczuc
W Chicago.
Po zastrajkowaniu TELEGRAPH
stow pelniacych sluzbe nocna u
Western Union Co., w ciagu dnia
wczorajszego odeszli cd piracy
takze inni telgrafisci tel kompa-
nil, dop6ki ich liczba ME wzro-
sla do 100. Mad wieczorem zas
nadeszla wiadonosc, re rowniez
ludzie zatrudnieni II Postal Tele-
graph Co., wybuchs strajk, wsku-
tex czego wszedzie W urzedach
telegraficznych nastapif zastoJ.
Wprawdzie we wiekszych biurach
telegraficznych jeszcze pracuJa
urzednicy cd unii niezalezni, ale
W skutek strajku unionistow be-
da skazani takze ma bezczynnosc.
Sluzbie Zwiazku Prasy to ME
zaszkodzilo, gdyz organizacya ia
posiada wiasne druty ME jest
zalezna Cd kompanij telegraficz-
nych.
Onegdaj popoiudniu ma wspo!-
nem zgromadzeniu telegrafisci
sformuIowali swe zadania, ktore
p6zniej przedlozono kompaniom.
Domagali sic podwyzszenia plac
o rs procent, uznania unii, jako-
tez zaprowadzenia 8 godzinnego
dnia piracy. Poriewaz kompania
ME zgodziia sic ma zadania, pre-
to nastapii strajk.
Obecnie strajkierzy usiluja
wciagnac w strajk takze telegra-
fistow zatrudnionych przy dru-
tach prywatnych 1 telegrafistow
kolejowych, ktorych jest $4,000;
gdyby i'm to sic udalo, to W ca
lynn kraju nastapilby ogolny "a
stoj w sluzbie telegraficznej.
Komitet strajkierow byi wczo-
raj II szefa policyi prosba o ze-
zwolenie ma rozstawienie stray.
Szef policyi jednakowoz ME daf
zezwolenia / zagrozil aresztowa-
MEM wszelkim strazom, ktorych
rozstawianie mogioby spowodo-
wac zaburzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10

dyi byi zwyczaj wymawiania tych
slow przy takich okazyach.
Wiekszssc kobiet W Taunton
stoi po stronie policyanta podpi-
sze petycye do burmistrza z pro-
sba, ably go uwolnl.
Washington, D. c., 10 sierpnia.
: Najwyzszy tribunal W dystrys
Gle Columbia wydal wczoraj wy
rok, uznajacy paru robotnikow ma
kolei Baltimore & Ohio winnymi
zabojstwa. Blisko Washingtonu
pociag osobowy why kondukto-
ra, maszynisty palacza, zderzyi
sic z pociagiem frachtowym 81
grudnia, zesziego roku. w kolizyi
tel zgineio 46 pasazerow. Oskar-
zeni stawili poreczenie W sumie
$1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10
Telegramy krajowe.

Chesterton, Ind, 10 sierpnia. -
Najszybszy pociag w Stanach
Zjednoczonych The goth Centu-
ry Limited" zderzyl sic wczoraj
z frachtowemi wagonami blisko
Chesterton, Ind, i dzieki tylko
zimnej krwi maszynisty Downey
obeszlo sic bez straty w ludziach.
Pociag pedzil szybkoscia 60 mil
ma godzine, kiedy maszynista ma
skrecie ujrzai wykolejone wagony
pociagu frachtowego. Wagony
byly tax blisko, re pociagu zatrzy-
mac ME byfo MONA. Maszynista
odkrecii sile hamulcowa tax mo-
emo, ze pociag posliznal sic po
szynach i lekko uderzyl przeszko-
de. Lokomotywa try wagony
wykoleily sic, ale ME spadfy z
nasypu. Maszynista / palace 20
stall lekko skaIeczeni.
Hillsboro, ILL.,, 10 sierpnia. -
Bali w Hillsboro wypowiedzieli
woine rasowa tutejszym negrom.
Negrzy ME tylko dopuscili sic O.
statnimi czasy licznych kryminal-
nych napadow, lecz W dodatku
chcieli powiesit biaiego starca.
Wszyscy otrzymali zawiadomie-
ME, ably sic jak najpredzej mia
sta wynieSli, w innym razie bali
wyprawia i'm krwawa biesiade.
Boston, Mass, 10 sierpnia. -
Ma zjezdzie woznicow z caiych
Stan6w Zjednoczonych obrano
nowy zarzad. Cornelius P. Shea z
Chicago zostaf poDlty. L"ycles-
kim kandydatem ma prezesa by
Daniel Tobin z Boston, ktory O.
trzymal 1O4, podczas gdy Shea
dostai "a giosy. Sekretarzem
skarbnikiem zostai Tomasz Hug
hes z Chicago.
Pittsburg, Pa, 10 sierpnia. =,
Brak wiadomosci z Pittsburgh o
zaboistwie popefnionem przez ks.
Szczygla. Wczorajsze angielskie
dzienniki podawa}y fotogratie "a
boicy, zdjeta juz we wiezieniu'
Taunton, Mass, 10 sierpnia. =
Aresztowano tn policyanta 10
masza Perry'ego "a to, re odpro-
wadzajac panienke do domu, wy
razil sic: Czy to ME warte calusa.
Pohcyant pred sedzia zeznai,
re w miescie rodzinnem W lrlan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10
TeIegramy zagraniczne

Tangier, 10 sierpnia. - DIVA
nowe szczepy zbuntowanych
krajowcow napadly ma miastecz-
ko Cape Iuby w Marokko, ma "a
chodnim wybrzezu Afryki spla-
drowaly, zrabowaly do ostatniej
chaty. Gubernator rezydujacy w
tenn miescie zdofa} ledwie ujSc
zyciem ma lodzi, ktora przeprawii
sic wraz kilku towarzyszami do
portu ma wysepce Fuerteventura;
wojska garnizonu stojacgo TAME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10
Ma zebraniu strajkier6w.

Tangier, 10 czerwca. - L Al
cazar donosza suitanowi Marok-
ko, re wodz szczepu Kmasow -
stojacy w zwiazku Rajzullm,
bandyta, ktory porwal i trzyma
W niewoli gen, Mac Leana, sultafi-
skiego przyjaciela doradce,
schwytai Rajzuli'ego wraz Mac
Leanem, przy pomocy swoich 400
wojownikow i przemoca sprowa-
dzii bandyte z jego jencem do AL
cazar, gdzie zgromadzl sic caly
szczep gdzie przebywa woJ-
skiem przedstawiciel wodz sui
tana Mohawmedel Torres. Wodz
ten dal sic we znaki szczepowi
Xmas bardzo dotkliwie, palac
niszczqc jego wsie osady. Stad
to Kmasowie postanowili skon-
czyc Rajzulim i prowadza z ell
Torresem uklady wydanie sui
tanowi jego Mac Leana.
Paryz, 10 sierpnia. - Temps"
jeden najpowazniejszych
dziennikow francuskich, oglosil
artykul, w ktorym dowodzi, re
zjazd cara Mikoiaja z cesarzem
Wilhelmem w niczem ME zagraza
Francyi, nj jej stosunkom Ro-
sya. Jak wiadomo, prasa francu-
ska nader nieprzychylnie zjazd
ow komentowala, stad tez artykuf
..Temps'a" wywofa} w kolach po-
litycznych senzacye.
Konstantynopol, 10 sierpnla. -
Urzedowo podaja til do wiadomo-
Sci, re przyczyna walk stare ma
granicy persko tureckiej byf ma
pad Persow ma oddzial Turkow
W granicznej miejscowoSci Mer-
govar. Turcy Pers6w odparli a
p64niej mszczac sic wtargnell W
granice perskie. Persow1e podoDno
nieli zamiar schwytac tylko NOR
derce misyonarza amerykahshego
Larrabee'go, zamordowanego W
r. 1904, ktory to zbrodniarz znaj-
dowac sic miai posrod Turkow w
czasie ataku Persow.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazylia, 10
sierpnia. = Seismografy tutejsze-
90 obserwatoryum astronomiczne-
90, notowaiy wczoraj slime trze-
sienie ziemi w zachodnim kierun-
ku cd miasta.
Batavia, wyspa Java, 10 sierp-
MIA. - Rokoszanie malajscy ma
padli ma wyspie Celebes (archi-
pelag Wielkich sunda = naleza-
cvch do Holandyf) ma 2 oddzia-
ly piechoty holenderskiej; a ze
napad byl niespodzianym, poko-
nall Malaje Europejczyk6w z Ia
twoscia urzadzili rzez posrod
zolnierzy. Wymordowali ma niel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10

jak mp. uczony tel miary co prof.
Wagner stwierdzaja, re to jest je-
dyna droga, kt6ra powinna kro-
czy6 polityka angielska, celem ut
worzenia panstwa o jednolitym sy-
stemie celnym obronnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10

zaioga, zostaiy przez rokoszan
czescia wymordowane, a czescla
rozpedzone. w cafej okolicy
wzburzenie wielkie, krajowcy
zbroja sic ogolnie i gotuj2 do wal
XII Europejczykami.
Tangier, 10 sierpaia. = Pasa-
zerowie, przybywajqcy tu ma ka-
zdym okrecie z Casablanca, opo-
.wiadaja przerazaj9ce szczegoiy o
okropnej rzezi sprawionej w mie-
Scie TEN przez rokoszan pred Kill
ku dniami. Bombardacya pogor-
szyla prawie, zamiast poprawic,
polozenie nieszczeSliwego miasta,
bo zbuntowani Kabyle mScili sic
ma spokojnej ludnoSci, zwlasz-
cza ma zydach, ktorych mordowa-
no bez milosierdzia, Trupy tych
pomordowanych ofiar wciaz "a
legaja ulice, zaduch Cd mich w
miescie ca1em, wybuch epidemil
stad bardzo mozliWy. InterWen-
sya zbrojna chwilowo przywroci-
la pokoj odpedzila Cd Casablan-
ca sfanatyzowanych rokoszan,
miasto opustoszalo - jakby wy
marlol Wielka jego Geese -
zwlaszcza maurytahska jest jed
ma kupa gruz6w i zwalisk, euro
pejska dzielnica mniej ucierpiala
cd strzal6w, "a to spladrowan9
zostala przez dokoszan. Obecnle
Francuzi zbieraja cia}a poleglych
ma wielkie stosy, zlewaja je wap-
mem pala. Spalono juz blisko
1000 trup6w. Ostatnie depesze
donoszq, re krajowcy onegdaj po-
nowili atak ma Casablanca, costa
Ii jednak odparci i strza}ami ar
tyleryi okretowej zdziesiatkowa-
nj. Konsulatow strzeze wojsko /
baterye armat maszynowych.
Tangier, 10 sierpnia. - Do Ma
zagan, gdzie rowniez wybuch} ro-
kosz krajowc6w, wyslano row.
niez okret wojenny wojsko. Mia
sto Mazagan - jak donosilismy,
zostalo r6wniez zbombardowane.
Do Casablanca przybyl jeszcze
ieden okret wojenny, mianowicie
hiszpahski krazownik Rio de
Plata, Algeciras W Hiszpanii,
wysfano do Marokko 4 bataliony
strzelc6w, dla wzmocnienia ar
mil francuskiej, ktorej silly w Ma
rokko wynosza dotychczas okolo
5000 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-10
PRZEGLAD
POIITYKI MIEDzYHARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 10 sierpnia.

Ia czy francuskO-rOsyjska; prOtek-
cya ceIna ~ Anglii,)
- NIiedzy Niemcami a Fran
eva poczynaja wytwarzae sic sto-
sunk nieurzedowe, wykraczajace
daleko poza granice zdawkOwej u
przeimosci miedzynarodowej. Po
uderzajqcem odznaczeniu przez
eesarza Wilhelma trupy Operowej
francuskiej, sprowadzonej do Ber-
lima "a posrednictwem ksiecia Mo
naco, 20 tajemniczych konferen-
cvach cesarza / lego kanclerza b.
ministrem Eienne, ksiaze Bue-
low przyjmuje W Norderney z
nadzwyczajnq uprzejmo5cia pu-
blicvste francuskiego Hureta "
bardzo poufaIej MIN rozmowie
rozwija swoje zaDatrywania ma
stosunki niemiecko-francuskie.
Wvraza sic 0 Francyi W spos6b,
kr6rv moze poiechtaG przyjemnie
lei miIosc wlasnq, o5wiadcza, re W
Nicmczech Mkt ME my5li woj-
ME, jak mkt jej tez ME pragnie
we Francyi, podkre$la pewne po-
lepszenie sic stosunk6w miedzy
obu panstwami / m6wi o moznosci
5cislego porozmienia sic. Wresz-
Gle zaznacza, ze Niemcy ME beda
robit Fr1ncyi zadnych trudnosci
W Marolu, pod warunkiem pre-
strzcgania zasadv "drzwi otwar-
tych" - dodajc, ze isnieja roy
matte sprawy ekonomiczne, ma
kt6rych gruncie mogioby dojs6 do
nawiazania blizszvch stosunk6w.
'Trzeba tvIko wiele taktu, wiel-
kiego miarkowauia sic, a jeszcze
wiecci cierpliwosci."
Znamiennvm rvsem tego przy-
iaznego stosunku Jest okolicznoSc,
ze uwydatnia sic on W spotkaniach
miedzv ccsarzem i urzedowym kie-
rownikiem politvlli niemieckiej
przedstawicielami Francyi zgo4a
ME urzedowej, Drzygodnymi po-
zornie go5cmi ma ziemi niemiec-
kiei. Ale ks. Monaco pozostaje W
naiblizszvch stosunkach z koiami
rzadowemi francuskiemi i odgry-
wal juz W sprawie marokaGskiej
role posrednika miedzy republikq
a Niemcami. P. Etienne nietylko
byI, ale moe W czasie najblizszym
bvt znowu czIonkiem gabinetu i
cicszv sic ogromnem powazaniem
W kolach politycnych francuskich.
P. Huret wreszcie Jest korespon-
dentem jednego z najpOczytniej-
szych pism paryskieh, wybitnym
przedstawicielem opinii publicz-
nei. kt6ra we Francvi posiada
wieksze znaczenie, niz gdziekol-
wick W EuroDie, z wyjqtkiem je-
dvnej moze Anglii. P. Huret
dzia}a6 moze zupelnie samOdziel-
ME, a co najwyzej z polecenia swo-
jego Pisma. Ale operetkowe pred
siewziecie ks. Monaco / wystapie-
NE p. Etienne ME by}y bodaj zu-
remie przypadkowe i niezalezne
od pewnych daznOsci politycznych
k6i, kierUjacych polityka francu-
ska.
W kazdym razie rzecza jest ia
sna, ze tam ktos kogos szuka,
najpewniej obie suonv we wzaje-
mnem poszukiwaniu siebie spoty-
kaja sic W polowiie drogi. R6inica
W ich zachowaniu sic polega tylko
ma TEN, ze Niemcy wystepuja OF
warcie / zaznaczaja Smia}o swoje
pragnienie zblizenia sic do Fran
cyl, gdy Francya urzedowa chce
ma razie tylko zbadac grunt ME