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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-12-13
Agricultural College Notes

Prof. Churchill secretary of
the North Dakota Horticultural
society is making arrangements
for the Horticulture meeting
which will be held in Fargo
during the Tri-State Grain
Growers convention Jan. 1913.
The state horticultural associa-
ton is trying to secure a good
representation of all the home
grown fruits to be placed on
exhibition. Intending exhibit
ors should write Mr.. Churchill.
&. E. Nugent, secretary of
the college, returned from a
visit to the Montana agr;cul-
tural college at Bozeman. where
he was invited by the Montana
college board Of trus aecs to per
feet their system of bookkeep-
ing.
AS it was impossible to Sc
cure the special rates usually
allowed by the railroads, the
department of animal husban-
dry did not take any students
to the international stock show
at Chicago this winter. In the
past the students of this depart
ment have looked forward to
this event with great pleasure
and they were much disap-
pointed at the failure to secure
rates. 81"
Prof. Arnold spoke to the
students recently at the Mon
day morning convention ex-
ercises on the subject, Bits of
Wit" He illustrated his re-
marks by humorous selections
from great writers such al,
James Whitcomb Riley, O. w.
Holmes, Eugene Field and r.
lB. Sheridan.
The students and professors
of the animal husbandry de-
partment are much pleased at
the number of prizes won at
the Live Stock Show in St.
Paul. The sheep and swine
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Gardena.
BY our special correspondent.

by our special correspondent.
Mrs. VIM. Riebie left for
MINI. last week with Mrs. ].
C. Riebie, to be gone till after
he holidays.
T. Christ and Joe Henter are
visiting their sister Mrs. p.
Norton. Christ expects to stay
all winter.
Miss Annie Plorin was oper-
ated on for appendicitis. She
is now able to sit up. We
hope to see her at church
before many weeks.
We are sorry to hear that the
little dau ghter of Carl Schroeder
is not yet fully recovered.
Epworth League program
Sunday December 15. Services
begin at 7 p. m., program at
7: 80 p. m. All are welcome.
Roland Robey left for his
home in Rockford, Ill. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. L. Arnold is again able
to be out after a weeks illness.
Mr.. w. Kurth moved to his
farm just east of town. The
children can now attend school
regularly and the entire family
enjoy church privileges.
Miss Nora Zorn who is away
to recover her health is reported
as improving steadily, we hope
she will return entirely we'll in
the spring.
The Helping Hand meets at
the home of Mrs. ]. A. Fox on
Thursday December 10, at 3
p. m. An interesting program
will be rendered after the half
hour of work. The ladies do
plain sewing, charges reason
able.
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Weighing and Ora d ing Com
n1aintS

|
The North Dakota legislature
last winter, passed a bill Great
ing a grain commission board,
said board to be appointed by
the governor.
Governor Burke selected for
this board, A. r. Thompson, of
Rolla; E. D. Washburn, of
Hope, and NJ. O. Hall, of Mo-
hall, and they are now actively
engaged in the prosecution of
their work.
The duties of this board are
to examine the system of dock.
age, grading and weighing the
products of the North Dakota
farmer; the feasibility of the
state leasing, building or buy
ing terminal grain storage at
Minneapolis, Duluth or Super
ior; the probable cost of runn-
ing terminal elevators, includ-
ing taxes, labor and insurance.
The board has received a
number of alleged discrimina-
tons, in docking and weighing,
which is now receiving their
attention.
That they may more fully
serve the interests Of the grain
producers Of North Dakota, the
board would like that every
newspaper in the state publish
this notice, in orucr that any
one having just grievance
can be reached. If anyone thus
interested will make out a COM
plant, showing date of ship
ment, car number. on what
railroad, from what station
shipped, to what firm, date of
weighing, weight and dockage,
and send it to NJ. O. Hall, Mo-
hall, N. d., secretary of the
board, the complaints will re-
ceive the boards S best attention.
Should there be any serious
complaints against local eleva-
tors or firms purchasing grain
within the state, give full data,
and they, also, will be looked
into, as far as the present i'm
perfect law will permit.
NJ. O. Hall, Sec'y.
A. r. Thompson, Chairman.
Maccabee Meetings. -
The Ladies of the Maccabees
held their annual election al
the regular meeting on Thurs.
day night.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: -
Mrs. Sarah Kaeding, p.
Conf; Miss Birdie White,
Com; Mrs. Pearl Woodhall,
Lieut.. Com; Miss E m m a
Nichols, r. X; Mrs. Anna
Johnsgaard, F. A.; Mrs. Lima
Turner, Chap; Miss Nusbaum,
Sarg.; Miss Lucy Cox, N. al
A.; Mrs. Maggie White, Sent. ;
Mrs. e. Bond, p.
The order is steadily growing
and is without doubt one q
| the best Ladies Fraterna
/ organizations in existence.
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SOurjS.

SOurIS.
BY our special correspondents.
Great weather!
DR.. Begtrup is back from his
visit at Grand Forks.
Editor Haskett was county
seat visitor on Monday Of this
week.
The Santa Claus stuff is show
ing up in large quantities late
1y.
Banker Newhouse, of Botti-
neau, was in the city on We'd
nesday.
The glass blowing outfit that
was here last week has gone
away.
Why wouldn't it be a good
thing to have a skating rink
for this winter.
Geo. Cain has opened his
restaurant and is Abel to serve
the best in the land.
There was a big dance here
on Wednesday evening and
everybody present enjoyed the
fun.
There is some talk of organ
izing Il home talent company
and putting on some good
plays this winter. Good idea.
Pete Hevener is said to be
about to leave for Il vacation
and will spend Xmas with
friends in Michigan and they
say he keeps llunming some
thing about The Girl 1 Lett
Behind Me-"
The farmers had a meeting g
the latter part of last week to
take up the matter of building g
all elevator here and we under
stand that cooperative eleva-
tor will be built next season.
NJ. E. Moen and family re-
turned on Wednesday from a
long stay at the old home in
Norway. Mr.. Moen is looking
fine and says he enjoyed him
self while away but is glad to
get back home again. .....~.
There was little blaze here
on Monday which damaged the
house belonging to S. H. Will
son. The fire caught in the
ceiling because of a hot stove
pipe which was not well pro-
tected. The department was
called out and soon got the
flames under control. IN. 49,, :. i
There was a big meeting here
last Saturday to organize q
company to handle a big tim
Der deal up in British Colum-
bia. The capital of the com
pany will be $500, 600 and all
subscribed around here. Our
farmers are certainly there with
the dough-.
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on business, Tuesday.

Lars Brikke left for a visit
with his. parents in Minnesota.
Many a lonely hour will be
spent by one close friend unit
his return.
Betania Young Peoples
Society met at Peter Boreson s
place on Saturday evenin g
December 7. All report an
interesting program and IN
Enjoyable time. They will
meet at N. Christenson's place
December 81. All welcome.
Mr.. and Miss Jesme went tC
Bottineau on Wednesday tc
visit with friends.
Ole ,Gorder was called tc
Starbuck to be at the bedside
of his sick father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Westine
of Westhope, visited his farm
on Sunday.
School was reopened last
Monday in School No. 5. Miss
Hosberg will teach this term.
The enrolment this term is
II pupils.
The Methodist will give a
basket social at A. T. Thomp-
sons place on the evening of
December 20. ALL welcome.
The Ladies Aid of Free
Lutheran Church met at Mr..
Z. Boreson on Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Of the Synod
Church met at Mrs. Henry
johnson on Wednesday.
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ST. so A YEAR

charges may retain the in
fectiOn alive and virulent and
communicate the disease to
others even after a lapse of
very long time. Hence we
draw the conclusion.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-12-13
My Neighbor and 1

A SOLILOQUY
Doth thy neighbors path offend thee?
Mind thine own!
Gather up each twig and bramble,
Every stone:
He the difference will see,
And many pattern after thee
Doth the garden that is next thee
Ger the fence,
Yield but weeds, that to thy notice
Give offence?
Plant sweet flowers, tend them we'll.
He NAV copy: who can tell?
Doth thy nei ighbor'a face distress thee
With it's scowl?
Is his voice but little better
Than growl?
Sweeter gifts to thee belong;
Try and shame him. with song!
Wouldst thou see face that's smiling
Next to thine?
Then with holiness and kindness
Must thou shine:
He that S next is but thy glass
TO reflect the clouds that pass!
DO not let small things afflict thee!
Look again
What if skies some days are blotted
BY the rain?
In some sky the sun doth shine:
Let it ever brighten thinei
Then, if thou art smiling ever
Like the sun,
If thy work that's close beside thee
Is we'll done,
'Tis no matter what shall be-;
For thy God approveth thee
Helen Knight Wymar
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BY our special correspondent.
Mrs. VIM. Riebie left for
MINI. last week with Mrs. J.
&C. Riebie, to be gone till after
he HOLIDAYS.
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A Bunch Of Newsy Items Sent in
By Our Correspondents.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Willow City, Gardena, EidsvOld and
SOuris all Contribute Generous
Bunch OF News.
Willow City.

Willow City.
Not from the grave our journey home be-
gins;
But from the cradle.
The first faint breath and tOttering step
Starts us on the way that leads beyond
We need not idly wait for morn to come.
The morning dawn is here already;
And we may stand between the gatesE
And view the bright celestial hills toward
which our feet are pressing.
Death but gives a nearer vision and a clear
Ending the journey that is here begun.
Then wise is he, and in his wisdom blest,
Who will not turn from righteousness
aside,
But lives and wolks, as if he trod indeed,
The outer court of the immortal land"
Selected
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Zeipen,
of Kramer, visited with A. w.
Miller and family on Saturday,
returning to their home on
Sunday.
DR.. Ely, after spending sew
eral years among us practicing
his profession of dentist, left
for his former home in Ontario
early this week where he will
reside in the future. He took
with him the good wishes of
many friends.
Mr.. Simpson, proprietor of
the Columbia hotel, has been
very sick for the past week but
under efficient care of DR.. An
derson, is improving and will
soon be around again.
Miss J. l.. Ronanson visited
with her many friends here for
several days this week return
ing to the farm again on We'd
nesday.
DR.. p. u. Laberge and family
left for their new home at Will
liston on Thursdays ira in.
Their many friends here wish
them we'll and hope they will
enjoy their residence in the
metropolis of Williams county,.
Mr.. Lee. NJ. Timmons, who
has been working for Phil
Halls has purchased the furni-
ture and fixtures of the barber
shop lately occupied by Mr..
Walsh and is now ready to at
tend to the wants of those who
need anything in the tonsorial
line.
Fred Perrin, who has been
under the weather for some
time past is again around at
tending to business.
Gus Lizotte and S. B. Ma
haney made an automobile trip
to Rolette the first of the week
on business.
David and Thomas Armstrong
and S. B. Mahaney are attend
ing the United States court at
Fargo.
Phil Finnigan, the bonanza
farmer of Palmar, spent two
days in Willow this week. Mr..
Finnigan was one of the lucky
ones this year, all of his crops
yielding we'll. He will leave
for Hot Springs, Ark. next
week and put in a couple of
months at that famous health
resort.
Mr.. Arne Stenshol and Miss
Ingeborg Opsahl were married
at the home of the brides bro
ther. Mr.. John Opsahl, at
Grand Forks on the 4th. Upon
their return the band boys SER
enaded them in good style and
&-Arne did the proper honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenshol have
gone to housekeeping on the
farm and their many friends
wish them a long and happy
life.
The many friends of Eddie
Perrin, who went to Lodi, Cali
fornia early this fall, will be
sorry to hear that he met with
an accident to one of his eyes
while running an automobile
We are glad to note that the in
jury will not be permanent.
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20 Years Ago.

Warren Hofacker, foreman
Of the linemen for the Western
Union Telegraph Co., arrived
here last Tuesday to spend a
few days with relatives here.
The. dedication services of the
new Presbyterian Church will
be on the 18th inst. at 2 p. m.
Notable ministers will be pre-
sent from a distance. All are
cordially invited to attend.
President Clevelands mess
age to congress in this issue,
read it. : %a. s35,te se @. ..
We are happy to announce
that the Misses Stewart and
Mcintosh and Mrs. Pete r
Nc Dougall, are rapidly re-
covering.
John. DinYoodie is. alright,
beauty a little naarted BY a
broken nose, John-that mule
will be the death of you, ii
you are not careful.
Supt. of Schools Cathro,
announces that meeting OF
the teachers of Bottineau
County will be held at the
Schoolhouse in Bottineau next
Saturday at 2 p. M. for the
organization of the Reading
circle and other business.
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Eidsvold.

BY our special correspondent,
g Ben Boreson went to Souris
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-06

mieszkancow, w czem go kobiet
i dzieci. Wymordowani byli pre-
waznie chrzescijanarni. Z napast-
nikami polaczyia sic grenada
zoinierzy perskich, i caiy ten
tium zo}nierzy zbojcow zagrozii
miastu Urumiach okolicy. Rad
perski chce prosic Anglie i Ro-
sye o wymuszenie ma Turcyi, a
by pilnowala granicy ukrocila
wykroczenia swych zoidakow
Belfast, Irlandya, 6 sierpnia.-
Sytuacya strajkowa znowu gor-
sza grozniejsza; uklady sic roz-
billy, nowi robotnicy rozmaitych
kategoryi lacza sic re strajkiera-
mi. Rad krajowy koncentruje
silly policyjne sprowadza nowe
prowincyi.
Berlin, 6 sierpnia. - Bawiacy
chwilowo w Europe, w Berlinie,
krol Siamu, Chulalongkorn, wy
dai juz diva pol miliona dolar6w
ma przerozne kosztownosci |
sprzety ozdobne, ktorych jest
wielkim milosnikiem. Ostatnio
krol zapadi ma ( b e i po-
zostaje W kuracyi tamtejszych
lekarzy.
Paryz, 6 sierpnia. = Baronowi
Edwardowi Rotschildowi, naczel-
nikowi znanej firmy bankowej W
Paryzu, zostal przyznany krzyz
legii honorowej. = Rezerwista
marynarz Leon Maille, ktory W
dniu IA lipca popelni} zamach ma
prezydenta Fallieres'a, zostai u
znany "a ob}akanego!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-06
PRZEGLAD
POLlTYKI MIEDzYNAROOOWEJ'
Chicago, 6 sierpnia.

(JgzyE parliamentary u Aus-
trf: DzienniLarze angielScy 10
Po.nqnil; Wyr!aSzczenie Polo
k6V; MemOrya! sIoloacki.
- 'Deutsch Nation. Korespon-
denz" donosi, re komitet wykonaw-
CIV stronnictw niemieckich uchwa-
iii iednomyslnie przedstawi6 izbie
wniosek o uznanie "a jezyk parla-
mentarny jezyka niemieckiego. Po-
stanowiono udat sic pOparcie
tego wniosku take do partyi
chrzesciiansko-spoiecznei, jako tez
do innvch stronnictw.
Jednoczesnie organ chorwacki
posla Biankiniego "Narodni List"
podaie do wiadomosci, re prezy-
dent minisr6w oswiadczy} wobec
przewodniczacego Zwiazku pofud-
uiowo-siowianskiegO, IL wszystko,
co przvznano Czechom ma pOlu je-
zvka parlamentarnego, przyznane
Ledlie take innym Siowianom.
Wojcc tego posiowie chorwaccy
domagac sic bedq W jesieni tych
samych praw, kt6re przyznano o.
becnie Czechom.
-. correspondent poznanski ha-
katvstycznei "Kolnische Ztg:" po-
daje jako fakt autentyczny, re
kilku dziennikarzy angielskich,
kt6rzv niedavno bawili W Berli-
ME, przyjelo zaproszenie p. J6zefa
KoscieIskiego, gdzie ma ich czeS6
odbedzie sic wielki festyn " parku
miIosIawskim. W przyjeciu TEN
uczestniczy& take bedzie p. Ma
cioi Wierzbinski,, byly redaktor
Piracy" poznaNskiei, kt6ry ME
dawno opusciI. mury wiezienne.
Wierzbinski bawiI dawniej przez
LIT kilka W Anglii i zna doskonale
stosuuh prasy angielskiej.
~Kol. Ito" wystepuje ostro
przeciw tel demonstracyi polsko-
ongielskiei / zapytuje przekq-
sem: CODY tez powiedziano W An
gIii, gdyby dziennikarze niemiec-
cv W charakterze policyant6w Sled
czych przyjechai do Irlandyi?
- Aczkolwiek rad pruski po-
stanowi{ ostatecznie zaniechac pro-
ieItu wywlaszczenia Polak6w i
popierac inuvmi srodkami koloni-
zacve niemiecka W POznanskiem,
sprawa ia, lie wnosi6 MONA glo-
sow prasv niemieckiej, ME jest
ostatecznie rozstrzygnieta- Oto,
co w kwestyi tel donosi Frank
fJuter Zeiung."
''Podczas rfbieglej sesyi seimu
pruskiego noszono sic z zamiarem
przediozenia novel ustawy dla
kres6w wschodnich. Ustawa ia
mia}a umozliwic dalsza czynnosc
komisyi kolonizacyjnej W dzielni-
each polskich, a przedewszystkiem
miaIa komisyi kolonizacyjnej dae
prawo wywiaszczenia ma swoja
korzy5G posiad}osci polskich, kt6-
rych W drodze dobrowolnej spree
day - a tych juz prawie niema
komisya naby6 ME moae. Slychac,
ze projekt taxi przedstawiono po-
ufnie kilku przyw6dcom rozmai-
tych strOnnictw tax izby jak izby
pan6w ! OkazaIo sic, ze pomijajqc
juz wOlnomyslnych, kt6rzy ma
krok taxi aniby sic ME zgodziI,
ami zgodzi6 mogli, inni take po-
wazni politycv, stoiacy W bliskich
stosunkach rzqdem, a przede-
wszystkiem wielu czlonk6w izby
pan6w, przeciwko my$i wywiasz-
czenia tax powazne, zasadnicze ar
gumenta przytoczyi, ze z tego po-
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rum ma zapalenie blony mozgo-
wei. Flexner stoi ma czele instytu-
tu Rockefellera, W ktorym robia
rome doswiadczenia w medycy-
ME. Obecnie Flexner bawi W Eu-
ropie, W tych dniach jednak po-
wroci do Stanow Zjednoczonych
i ogiosi szczegoiy wynalazku.
w Castalia, Ohio, gdzie row.
niez istnieje podobny zakiad do
swiadczalny W wielu wypadkach
uzyto tego nowego srodka po-
wiodlo sic znakomicie. Odkrycie
to jest wazne, i pewnoscia ty-
siace ludzi Cd smierci uchowa,
dotyehczas bowiem 99H proc.
dotknietych ta choroba, umieraio.
New York, 8 sierpnia. =
Wskutek wielkiej eksplozyi W
fabryce farby, przy Broadway u.
licy, W gmachu Western Union
Telegraph, powstaia straszna pa
nika pomiedzy telegrafistkami.
Panienki, myslac, re ekspiozya
zaszla W suterenach tegoz budyn-
ku, rzucily sic do drabin bezpie-
czehstwa. z eksplozyi powstaf
pozar, ktory zniszczyi Gala ia
bryke. Do pozaru zjechalo kill
kadziesiat sikawek. Woda uszko-
dzila maszyny drukarskie dzien-
nika Evening Mail"
Albany, N ". 8 sierpnia. -
Z tutejszego domu dla waryat6w
uciekl pred dwoma tygodniami
niejakis Johnson, ktorego policya
sluzba zakiadu pilnie poszukuJa.
Johnson spedzii pol roku W "a
kladzie. Niedawno temu powie-
dial sluzbie, re czas wielki, aby
90 uwolniono mimo zdwojonej
ostroznosci uciekl z zakladu.
Drugiego zaraz dnia Johnson
przyslal zarzadcy zakladu wido-
wke rniasta, w ktorem ostatnio
przebywa{ cd tego czasu CO.
dziennie je przysy}a.
San Francisco, Cal, 6 sierpnia.
= Sekretarz nowego burmistrza
miasta San Francisco, Edwards
Taylora, wniosi zazalenie do maj.
wyzszego sadu, przeciw nielegal-
nemu wypiacaniu pensyi wydalo-
nym urzednikom. Sad zajmie sic
sprawa zmiany burmistrza ! roz-
strzygnie sprawe, jakiej dotych-
czas ME wideiano ma zachodziei
Rozchodzi sic O zbadanie stano-
wiska Taylora. Obywatele ME 50
pewni wiadzy obecnego burmi-
strza, gdyz wediug ustaw miej-
skich, wiezieniem k ar any
Schmitz jest jedynym prawdzi-
wynn burmistrzem i jego zarza-
dzenia, choc z "a kraty pochodza-
ce, So wazne powinny bye wy
konane. Jesli sad najwyzszy roz-
J strzygnie ma korzysc Schmitza.
! Taylor przestanie bye burnt.
strzem.
Youngstown, Ohio, 8 sierpnia.
! We fabryce Youngstown Iron &
Steel Roofing Co., wydarzyl sic
nieszczesliwy wypadek. Koio
rozpedowe, wazace przeszio 80
ton peklo j zabiio glownego ma
szyniste, Archibald Rankina.
II q -
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Telegramy kraiowe.

Cleveland, Ohio, 6 sierpnia. =
Z New Yorku nadeszla prywatna
wiadomos6, re zrobiono tam wa
zne dla nauki odkrycie. Wediug
tel wiadomosci DIR. Simon Flex-
ner w New Yorku wynalazl Sc
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Telegramy zagraniczne

FlClllpOI On, rNouhoZJ NSoJo q,
sierpnia. - Wczoraj rano zamor-
dowany tu zosta} general Kara
kazow, w chwili kiedy jechal
przez miasto. Nieznazny spraw-
ca strzeli} don z rewolweru, po-
czem uda1o mu sic zbiedz. Gen.
Karakazow byi dawniej guberna-
torem Odessy, gdzie sic odzna-
cyl srogoscia i bewzglednoscia
wielka wzgladem rewolucyoni-
stow postepowcow. Cd jesieni
roku 1905, zostal przeniesiony ma
Kaukaz, gdzie go jednak mSciwa
reka terrorysty dosiegia.
Petersburg, 6 sierpnia. - Pra-
sa rosyjska bardzo zywo oma-
via sprawe spotkania sic cara
ces. Wilhelmem pod Swinemuen-
de i wiekszosc pism zaznacza, IL
ziazd ow stwierdza tylko odwie-
czna a scisia przyjazh pomiedzy
dworem petersburskim a berlin
skim. Ma przyjazh te ME wplynie
nigdy wiszace obecnie poSrod
d}ugich pertraktacyi porozumie-
ME angielsko rosyjskie, gdyz ia
kiemkolwiek bedzie, bedzie ono
przedewszystkiem Scisle dotycza-
ce wsp6lnych interesow ma Wscho
die, Niemcy pre- to wp}ywow
ma divorce cara ME straca.
Petersburg, 6 sierpnia. - u
rzedowo donosza, re gubernie:
Astrachan, Kazan, Saratow, SYM
brisk, Ufa Mini Nowogrod "a
grozone sa wybuchem cholery.
Swinemuende, Niemcy, 6 sier-
pnia. - Cesarz Wilhelm zaprosh
wczoraj cara Miko}aja i jego to-
warzyszy ma poklad pancernika
flagowego Deutschland, ma kto-
rym obaj monarchowie wyplyne-
Ii ma pelne morze przygladali
sic manewrom floty zlozonej 3
okretow. Prasa Zjednoczona do
nosi, ze podczas odbywanych
konfrencyi cesarzy jak ich mi
nistr6w poruszono i omowiono
wszelkie kwestye miedzynarodo-
wei doniosloSci osiagnieto co do
Mich kompletne porozumienie o.
bu rzadow. Minister Izwolskij
przed}ozyl kanclerzowi Buelowo-
wi miedzy innemi tekst porozu-
mienia rosyjsko angielskiego u
zyskal jago zgode imieniem rza-
du Niemiec. Wogole takze prasa
niemiecka jednogiosnie spiewa o
rosyjsko niemieckiej przyjazni
- wtorujqc konserwatywnej pra-
sic rosyjskiej.
Koburg, Niemcy, 6 sierpnia. =
Zdaje sic, re zmianie ma lepsze
ulegaja skandaliczne stosunki w.
ksiecia rosyjskiego Cyryla 2 mall
zonka jego W. ks. Wiktorya He
ska, kt6ra dazyla do formalnego
rozwodu. Obecnie ziozyla ona ty-
tul w. ksieznej, "a CO car nadai
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