davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
Neither Goddard Nor SpauId-
Ing Could Win
SCORE ENDING IS TO Is
The Came Was Full Of Intense Excite.
ment Throughout, and There Was
Some Notwithstanding Sec
onds Won Their Game.

The crowd Of people which went to
the double header basket ball game be.
tween Goddard seminary and spaulding
high school at the Church street gymna.
stun last evening taxed the seating ca
paeity Of the hall to the limit, and were
fully repaid by seeing one 81 the best
games which it is possible to witness
anywhere, The game between the God.
dard first and spaaIding first team re-.
Isulted In tie, the score 1T the end Of
the second period being Is to is.
The spaulding second team was more
successful and defeated their opponents
TO the tune Of IA to ii.
The game between the FIRST teams
opened with every man playing from
the first blast of the referees whistle.
Blake for the Goddard team made the
| first score By throwing goal in the FIRST
minute Of play, bht Bell for SpauIdine
was there with his delivery working, and
handed up basket, tying the score.
This continued throughout the period,
first one side, then the other would score,
and II was an ilnpossibility to pick a
fayorite. The period ended II to 0 in
favor of the seminary team.
| Throughout the period and the game,
both sides covered their opponents In a
ereditable manner, and gave some pref
\ ty exhibitions Of passing and dribbline
with Goddard tTifie to. the good be-
cause of her superior weight, The game
was rough at times, but considering the
speed ct which it was played. some
roughness was unavoidable. The fea.
ture OF the period was long throw 70
goal by Soldini.
The second period was a repetition oil
the first, and every man did his beat
10 win for his team. During this period
the play became even rougher than in
the preceding one, and time was taken
out several times to allow players to re.
cover the breath which had been knocked
from them BY accidental contact with
the door. SpauldiHg led during the lat
ter part Of this period, until in the last
minute Of play Berry made a basket
leaving the score, when the time. keepers
blew, tied at is to Is,
Berry was easily the star player Of
the game, throwing four OF Goddard's
goals, but he showed too much ten.
dency TO trough" il.
Tho limo mn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
Carvers Too Much For Rush
erS Last Evening
CARDI WAS HIGH MAN
He Rolled Single String of Iol ant
a Total Of 2se--None of the Other
Candle Pin Men Reached
the 100 Marx.

The candle pin contest at Buzzell's
alleys last evening between the Carvers
and Rushers resulted in a victory for
the caryers, their team winning in one,
two, three order by several points in
each total.
Card Of the Carvers rolled the high
single string Of the evening, with 1o1,
and also the high three-string total OF
266.
TIM scare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
PUT SCREWS ON RAILROADS.
Commerce Boards Sensational Diselo-
uIes NAV Result in STRINGENT Law.

Chicago, ILL.,, March IA thorough
investigation OF the incorporate relation
ship affecting railroad and other cor
porations has been made by the inter-
state commerce commission. Every
railroad has been compelled TO furnish
aflidayits Of presidents or other officials
covering everything pertaining to securi.
ties Of the chief corporations, and all
holdings by it in other corporations.
This win enable the commission to de-
termine the extent TO which Joint OWN
ership Of railroads and affiliated corpora
tions has been carried, and will Indicate
10 what extent competition has been linn.
tied.
Practically all roads have submitted
their reports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

New York, March IA shortage said
to cqual that Of $4,000 recently dis
covered IN Chicago, exists in The New
York snb.tfeasury Charles II. Treat,
United States Treasurer, Is today prob
ing the affair II Is believed he Is
here to SEQ that q careful Investigation
b made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
GooDBy TO BURGESS.
American Women Praised at Professor:
Dinner in Berlin.

Berlin, March 2.--prof. John William
Burgess of Columbia, gave a farewell
dinner on Tuesday 10 his Berlin friends
Prof. Adolf Harnack Ia toasting Prof
Burgess said that feature Of the
Gernan-Amerfcan exchange of probes
s0rs had been the wives OF the American
professors.
He and his colleagues when ia Am.
erica had been impressed by the charm
independence and love Of culture shown
by American women. lie thought Wei
lesley college was a paradise for women
and altogether the most remarkable in.
stitution in the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

New York, March 2.-lt i reported
that Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw
viii receive salary Of s25 900 a year
A. president Of the Carnegie Trust com.
pany, The salary Il high for new
Institution, but IL Il said the secretary
would not accept the place at a lower
figure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

Nurses Testimony" After six years Of arduous duty,
such a doctor fully appreciates nervous system
was In state fearful Of having to give up pros
fession entirely Ny general health very low ebb
was weak and had powerful headaches 1t seemed
though should become insane at times almost in
despair After taking six bottles of Hoods sarHaparaI began
10 improve and after taking completely cured
canot speak too highly Its merits MARY srRoSe 4a
Ferry street. Everett. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

Only = little less interesting than
the game between the first teams was
taat between the second teams. both
sides playing an excellent game, with
Goddard having considerable advgn-
tage as in the first teams game, because
OF superior weight. Both sides played a
clean. fast game, the score at the end
Of the first period ending in tie at
5 TO 5.
The teams played az well in the sec.
ond period, with Spaulding having a tri-
&c the better Of it, tie score ending IA
TO IL IN their favor. The feature of the
period was a long throw to goal by
Pare The aino.nD:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
MERRY cHAsE OF DErAULrER.
walker of New Britain Bank Not Ye
Taken--Seores On His Trail.

Portland, Ore, March 2--Thc report
that William +. Walker, the alleged
Connecticut enbexzler, was captured in
Ontario, Orc, Thursday, Is without foun.
dstion.
Hundreds are looking for him, includ-
ing scores Of Connerticut travelling men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

Family Physician Prescribed Hood'ss-"We had
terrible siege diphtheria, and family physician said
left us with very impure blood and greatly weakened consu
tons and advised Hoods sarsapara the best blood purifier
ana nerve strengthened II worked leaving without
d trace Oh that awful disease ANNIE M CEtIIA HAYES,
OF Eastern avenue, Gloucester, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

MRS. wISsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, foI
children teething, eoftens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wilma
collie. Perfectly safe In ell cases We woule
say 10 every mother whahas suffering child
DO not let your prejudice, nor the pfH1ugiices
ofothers, stand between Won ana your suffor
.ng child and the reliefthat viii be snre--yeb
absolutely sure--to follow the use Of lhia
medicne, II timely used. Price a0e. bottlo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
Mum, Scientific Publisher, Dead.

New York, March 2.--Orson d. Mum,
head of Mum 4 Co, publishers Of the
Scientific American, is dead in his SD
year. MIR. Mum was born in Monson,
Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
ANTARCTIC SKIP MENAcED
BY HUNDREDS OF IcEBERGS.
The Uruguay Reaches The South ork-
neys Considerably Damaged.

London, March z. THE Argentine
Ahtartic ship Uruguay, which left Bne.
nos Ayres ON Jan 20, 1906, has arrived
at Scotia Bay. South Orkney Islands
after periloas voyage daring which
she encountered hundreds Of icebergs
and heavy pack ice and sustained con-
siderable damage.
The Scotia Bay station was estab.
lished by the Scottish Antarctic expeli-
tion Of five years ago and was taken
over in 1905 by the Argentine govern
ment, which is continuing the meterolo-
gical and magnetic observations begun
by the Scottish expedition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
esreatest BLOOD Purifier. :

Greatest Flood PurlfIer."T the youngest and only
living son OF Backman, well known In Massachusetts
NV father always recommended Hoods sarsaparia the
greatest blood purifier earth and certify TO the
thing NEWTON Nj BLAcKMAH, Hotel Savoy Danbury Ct.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
TWO MEN KILLED WHEN
PASSENGER HITS FREIGHT
Latter Should Have Taken Siding, but
Trainnaen Forgot.

Montreal, March 2.--Through the ms
take OF the crew Of freight train
whieh should haso been on q side track
at mountain station Of the Canadian
Pacific railway yesterday morning, pas
senger train eoIiided with it.
A baggage and passenger car were
wrecked and two express messengers
named Hutchins and Nicholson were
killed.
The express car caught fire and was
consumed. No passengers were injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
STEAMER CORONA ASHORE.
Sailed From San Francisco Yestsr-
day.

san Francisco, March 2.--The Mer-
chants Exchange has received mes
sage from Eureka TO the effect that the
steamer Corona, which left here yester.
day, Is ashore at the entrance Of Hum
boidt Bay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

just The Ones Hoods sarsaparila is certainly Just the
medicine To take for all troubles tired feelings the
spring. MES SUE EAEEs 42s Sheppard ST. Petersburg Va
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

thousands 3 lives worth living that burden
medicine physicians prescription improved and
uptodate greatly concentrated strength and OF proven merit
than other blood kidney remedy 1t
dollar
great spring humor blood humors stomach
troubles rheumatism and all other complaints
Today buy bottle Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
EAST BARRE,

Rev. WI r. Stewart went TO Mont.
pelier Thursday on business, return
ing yesterday morning
The regular meeting OF the n. f. O
r., will be held ON Monday, March A.
at 1850 o'clock All members are Re.
quested To be present as business 81
Importance is TO be transacted.
The regular services win be held on
Sunday in the church here conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Stewart. In the evening
the G. e. service will take the place 81
the usual service. Mr.. Stewart will
give a talk at this time.
A large number gathered Thursday
evening at the home Of Alden Grearson.
They took Mr.. and Mrs. Grearson com.
cletely by surprise but received No
less cordial welcome for thar. Games
were played until late hour when re.
freshments were served. During the
evening w. S. Nye, in his own ant
style said few words and presented
Mr. and Mrs. Greareon with 4 picture
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoBIo ouinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money ii it fails
to cure. 4. w. GROVES signature h
ON each box. 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02

Every man, woman and child should
now take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Spring Builder Sold Everywhere

Hoods sarsapara itself BY process evaporation
taon. and have identicay the same curative properties
druggists promptly by mail receipt OF price
100 doses dollar. O. I. HOOD Co. lowell Mass.
Guaranteed and Drugs Act June 90 1906 No IA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
arch MARs Nay!

thousands we'll
The that lost strength purify that
blood get intends you to have
that is here greatest sDodPm y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
GonnARn

Summary; goals from the floor, Blake
2, Berry :, soidini, Bell, Riley, AveriH;
from free throws, Mcdonald 3, Averill
q: referee. Mercer; umpires, Heath and
Sheriffs; time, 20 and 15.minute peri.
DDS; attendance, 800.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
Spring Medicine
nat is WorthY oil the name.

That IS Worthy q the name.
Its merit has been proyedin thousands
Of cures its praise is sounded in thou
sands Of testimonials; it IS a friend in.
thousands Of homes. where this spring,
as every spring, it IS doing its great
work as reliable remedy for all troubles
of the blood, stomach, liver and kidneys.
1t purifes, vitalizes and enriches the
blood It builds up weakened and shat
tered nerves. 1t creates an appetite and
gives digestive strength. 1t has made
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23

Washington, 90 stycznia. -
Sekretarz wojny otrzymai depe-
sze cd generala Wint Hawany,
gl6wnodowodzacego wojskiem
amerykahskiem ma wyspie Kubie.
General donosi, re ma proSbe an
gielskiego posia W Hawanie ka-
za{ wysiae do Kingston, ma okre-
Gle wojennym lub innym, 5 ma
miotow szpitalnych, 20 namio-
tow z wewnetrznymi przedziala-
mi SO namiotow okragiych.
Wladze angielskie potrzebuja ta-
kich namiot6w, a oficerowie po
wreczeniu ich maja pozostac W
Kingston i czekac tam ma dalsze
rozkazy.
Sekretarz Taft uwiadomil Win
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
Ostatni sultan Aczynezow.


bierajacych pensye, aa.szeryf po-
bieraI naleznosc "a zywienie
,,wiezniow", ktorzy noga w vie
zieniu ME postal. Prokuratorowl
chciano zwrocic szkode pod wa
runkiem, re zaniecha dalszego
rozmazywania sprawy.
Springfield, Ill, .23 stycznia. -
Po zalatwieniu spraw biezacych,
przystapiono do nominacyi sena-
tora zwiazkowego. Foniewaz
kwestye te za}atwiono faktycznie
ma kaukusie republikahskim, ME
rozchodzilo sic w obu izbach o
mic innego, jak s}awienie sena-
tora Cullom, jako wzoru patryo-
tyzmu i wszystkich cnot. Handy
datem demokratow by} sedzia {.
C. Boggs. Ten otrzymal w sena-
Gle Z glosow przeciw "A, padiyrn
ma Culloma. w izbie pos}ow Gull
lom otrzymal SO giosow, Boggs
81, a Sheen, prohibicyonista, 8
gsosy. DIS zbiora sic obie izby,
azeby wybor Culloma zatwier-
die.
Waszyngton, 23 stycznia. =
w Minnesota wybrano dotych-
czasowego senatora zwiazkowe-
go, republikanina Knuta Nelson
nastepca samego siebie. Nawet
4 deinokratow odda}o mu swe
glosy. w Kansas wybrano Char
lesa Curtis, republikanina; W O.
regon republikanina Freda w.
Mulkey; w Alabanie demokra-
tow Morgana Pettusa; w Vir-
ginii republikanina Stephana B.
Elkins w Texas demokrata Bal
ley otrzymal 1OS glosow przeciw
As; w Wyoming zostal wybrany
republikanin Warren; w Poinoc-
nei Karolinie senator Simons, a
W Poludniowej Karolinie senator
B. R. Tillman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23

ma mr6z ma divorce re dokucza mu
gl6d. - a s' =
- 900 stop wysoka wieza Eiffla W
Paryzu przeszla ma w1asnosc wiadz
woiennych. Urzadzono ma niej stacys
telefoniczna. Ia pomoca aparatow Dez
drutu MONA porozumie.wac sic obe-
cnie Berlinem Londynem. Wkrotce
bedzie MONA porozumiewac sic ko-
loniami W Afryce.
= Partya Robotnikow W Anglii "a
zada upanstwowienia handlu artyku-
lami spozywczymi.
- 80 rekrut6w W Columbus, O., po
draznionych przez Niemca Stuckarda,
zburzyio szynki, ktorych w}asciciela-
mi byli Negrzy.
Z Cincinnati donosza, re woda W
rzece Ohio zaczyna opadac.
= Grobla pod Taylorville zerwa}a
sic .woda rozlaia sic ma okolice. Po-
mimo to powierzchnia rzeki podnosi
sic.
- Do st. Paul Zaczynaja przycho-
dzi6 pociagi Poinocnej Dakoty. Ko-
munikacya ME odbywa sic jesze regu
larnie.
= spiewaczka Emma Eames New
Yorku, wybierajac sic do Metropoli-
tan Opera House, zwichnela W kola-
ME noge ME bedzie mog}a przez
d}uzszy czas wystepowac ma scenic.
w ST. Paul wskazywai wczoraj
termometr 1S stopni nizej zera.
w Port Republic, n. Y. mieszkafi-
cy wyrzekli sic palenia tytoniu. Aman-
da Blake, jedyna W miasteczku VIA
scicielka skladu tytoniu, spali}a caly
sw0j zapas cygar / tabah.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23

3 %
stapiia do, wprowadzenia w zy-
Gle. uchwalonych niedawno praw
dotyczacych jak najpredszej re-
gulacyi kwestyi tramwajowel.
Osobno wypada nam nadmie-
mic, re drugiej strony P. bur-
mistrz sprawy ME zasypia przy
pomocy wszystkich sobie odda'
nych i sobie podleglych czynni-
kow. = Ma nawet nadziele, re
do 1go lutego zbierze potrzebna
liczbe podpisow, azeby wniosek
swoi o referendum" utrzynac
w mocy. w pierwszych dniach
agitacyi zebrano oko}o 10000
podpisow.
Katastrofa ma gornej kolei.
DzieH karygodnej opieszaio-
Sci niedbaiosci funkcyonaryu'
sly kolejowych, zaszla wczoraj
wieczorem nova katastrofa ma
torach kolei g6rnej, ktorej ofia-
ra jest kilkanascie osob poranio-
nych,i diva zniszczone pociagi
linii Aurora-Elgin & Ch., kolo
stacyi przy Maple ave. Nastapiio
tat1fSfnianowicie zderzenie pocia-
gov, do ktorego przyszlo W spo-
sob nastepujacy pociag idacy z
szybkoscia 35ciu mil ma godzine
przepelniony pasazerami wpadl
prawie Gala sila rozpedu ma sto-
jacy ma wspomnianej stacyi dru-
gi pociag, ktorego ME widziai
motorowy pierwszego. - ME
widziai zas dlatego, re caly czas
= jak to zeznali wszyscy pasa-
zerowie, = bawil sic i mocowai
konduktorem pociagu, kto-
rym sobie we wagonie urzadzii
zapasy amatorskie. Pred stacya
przy Maple ave., jest silny skret,
ktory sprawia, re istotnie MONA
z oddali ME widziec, czy ma sta
cyl jest jaki pociag, ,czy ME; dlate-
go istnieje surowy przepis ably ma
skrecie jechac zupe}nie pomaiu.
Zajety g0ami motorowy wpuscR
pociag j ma skret z calym pedem
az dopiero, kiedy sanni pasazero-
vie spostrzegli, ze sic do stacyi
zblizaja i poczeli z miejsc swych
powstawac, wtedy rzuca Sic do
piero do bremzy, zamknal mo-
tor, uzyi brcmzy rezerwowej -
co wszystko mic ME pomogio,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
kronika MiejscoWa.
Potepiaja referendum" tram
wajowe.

POtep1aJa referendum tIaiii-
wajowe.
Ma rocznem, nadzwyczajnie Ii
cznem zebraniu organlzacyi
Union League Club" odbytem
wczorai wieczorem, przeszlo 400
obecnych ma zebraniu czionkow
Klubu potepiio jednogfosnie
zwioke tramwajowych regulacyi
i proponujacy ia wniosek burmi'
strza referendum" w tel spra-
vie. Me byio tam NOW wy
wod6w wiele, krotko przedsta-
wiono sprawe: poczem ami Jeden
obecnych ME glosowai "a rete-
rendum. UIooono odczytano re-
zolucye, potepiajace wszelkie "a
biegi W sprawie referendum l
wezwano Rade Miejska, azeby
natychmiast - bez zwloki przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
Rome notatkl teIegrafIczns.

w zamku kr6lewskim Berlinie
odbylo sic wczoraj noworoczne przy-
jecie. Wsrod dokuczliwego mrozu
przez dwie godziny czekali goscie ma
ulicy, zanim ich karety dosta}y sic
pred brame zamkowa.
- Bank Panstwa W Berlinie obni-
zy1 rate dyskontowa ma 6 procent.
= zonobojca Grabowski uciek} z
niemiechego zaliladu dla obiakanych.
Ma drugi dzieh powrocii narzekajac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
7GODA ANGLII Z AMERYKA.
Genera1 Wint wysyia do Kingstonu namioty.
Niemcy w przededniu wyborow.
/ 500 LUDZI UTONEXO Ma WYSPIELIMALA
Legislatury wybieraja senator6w zwiazkowych.

giwalo sic gfosami socyalistycz-
nemi dla utworzenia bloku opo-
zycyjnego, zyskala demokracya-
socyalna w rozwiazanym reich
stagu znaczenle.
Otwiera sic wiec wazne pole
dziaiania dla wszystkich zywio-
low narodowych. Prawdziwe ME
bezpieczenstwo reakcyi ley w So
cyalnej demokracyi. Wszystko, CO
gdziekolwiek reakcyjnego w Mem
czech sic znajduje, zyskuje ma ST.
lie i slusznosci przez socyalno-de-
mokratyczne podkopywanie pojee
wladzy, wlasnoSci, religii OF
czyznie. Po frazesowiczu Robes
pierre przyszedl miecz Bonapar-
tego, przyjSc musial, ably narod
francuski uwolnic Cd teroryzmu
iakobinow komunistow.
Gdy wiec centrum dnia Is CRU
dnia r. z. przy pomocy socyal-
nych demokratow odrzucllo RE
czowy wniosek, musiaio sic dla
strzezenia porazki rzadu rozwia-
zac parliament. Chce pracowac
kazda partya, ktora opanuje wiel
kie narodowe cele. Gdy te cele So
zniewazone, tam przyjazh ustaje.
Mkt w Niemczech ME zyczy So
bic rzadow osobistych, jednakze
wielka wiekszosc narodu niemie-
ckiego ME zyczy sobie takze rza-
dow partyjnych. Ola cesarza i
dla ksiazat nienieckich niema
katolikow, ami protestantow, lecz
sa tylko Niemcy, ktorzy doznaja
rownomiernej ochrony ustaw.
Przeciez najsilniejsza partya w
parlamencie sklada sic wy}acznie
z katolikow. w Niemczech ko
scio{owi katolickiemu powodzi sic
lepiej niz W niektorych kraj. ka-
tolickich, a zaden z przedstawi-
cieli rzadu ME mysli o zniesieniu
tel rownosci.
Mimo, re niema ma swiecie pan
stwa, ktoreby wiecej cd Niemiec
dbaso los robotnikow ich przy
sziosc, ich materyalne i duchowe
potrzeby; mimo, re niemleccy ro-
botnicy So najwyksztalcehsi ma
swiecie, to przeciez caie miliony,
czyto swiadomie, czy nieswado-
mie, naleza do partyi, ktora zmie
rza do gruntownego przewrotu
w Sanstwie ispoleczehstwie.. Cd
tallich stosunkow musi uwolnic
sic narod niemiecki. Liberalny
wloscianin wiesniak mala w tenn
TAXI sam interes, jak konserwaty-
sta.
Chociai stosunki w poszczegol-
nych okregach wyborczych wyka-
zuja najwieksze roznice, stronni-
ctwa, ktore d. 1890 grudnia staiy
DO stronie rzadu, beda musialy
zawsze mice ma oku, re zjednoczy
Ia je wowczas walka o honor do
bro narodu przeciwko: socyali-
stom, Polakom, welfom centrum.
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Dzlennlki nlemleck1e prZynlo-
siy nam w caikowitem brzmieniu
wzmiankowany w telegramach ma
szvch list ks. Buelowa do prezesa
przeciw-socyalistycznego Zwiaz-
ku, generaia Liberia.
Pod lorna tego listu, kanclerz
oglosn manifest wyborczy rzadu
cesarskiego. broniacy dotychcza-
sowej polityki wyrazajacy przy-
szle dqzenia. z tego wzgledu
przytaczamy obszerniejsze stresz-
Genie tego dOkumentu.
Buelow twierdzi ma wstepie, ze
W chwili objecia przez niego u
rzedu kanclerskiego sytuacya par
lamentarna byla taxa, IL ME bylo
innego spos. rzadzenia, jak przy
pom. najsilniejszego stronnictwa
Il centrum. Jednakze nawiazujac
czucie z centrum, Rad ME zrzekl
sic nigdy samodzielnoSci i ami W
sprawach religijnych, ami w spra-
wach kulturalnych ME okazal sic
siabvm. Kanclerz odczuwal Zaw-
sze, ze ten stan zawisloSci parla-
mentarnych obrad Cd dobrej wo-
Ii jednej partyi nasuwa obawy,
jednakze ME mial powodu do
zmienienia go, dopoki centrum ME
naduzywalo swojej SHY parla-
mentarnej. Gdy jednakze ma wios-
ne T. z. try pilne i niezbedne po-
stulaty, jak kolej zelazna W Airy
&c poiudniowej, wynagrodzenie
farmerow utworzenie urzedu ko-
lonialnego zostaly przez centrum
/ socyalna demokracye odrzucone,
powzial kanclerz postanowienie
wystapienia Gala sila wobec
kazdej novel proby podobnego
naduzyCia SHY przez partye W
waznych sprawach pahstwowych.
Pewna zmiana W doktryner-
skich zapatrywaniach przedstawi-
cieli mieszczanstwa liberalnego i
rosnaca niechec przeciw agitacyi
sOcyalistycznej wywolaiy W kan
clerzu nadzieje, re zmiana sytua-
cyl parlamentarnej bedzie mozli-
wa przy wspoludziale narodu. w
Niemczech niema jednolitej par
tyi liberalnej, ktoraby miala
zdolnosc wole uprawiania poll
tyki pozytywnej, Buelow przypo-
nina dalej wystapienia Eugeniu-
sza Richtera przeciw socyalnel
acmokracyi, oraz wskazuje wzra-
ScajqCe zrozumienie dla wielkich
kwestyi narodowych i oSwiadcza,
re ME spodziewa sic wcale, ably z
najblizszych wybor6w wyszla je-
-nolita partya liberalna, ktoraby
mogla zajac miejsce centrum; je-
dnakze sadzi, ze jest mozliwem,
Z stronnictwa prawicy, narodowi
i-e-ali i dalej ma lewo stojace
g--py wolnomyslne przy odpo-
w.-1niem postepowaniu W walce
wyborczej zyskaiy grunt TAXI, IL
BY ,worzyiy wiekszos6 ma wszel-
ki przypadek.
&onserwatySci i liberali okazali
Sle pewnymi we wszystkich spra-
Wach narodowych. I'm wieceJ ma
.,w:cy znajdzie sic gotowosci do
zasnokajania wielkich potrzeb ola
ao Mi, wojska i floty, tenn SEER
Sym i silniejszem moze sic stac
Pomost porozumienia. Narodowo
usPysobione zywioiy latwiej sic
Po.eczq z innemi partyami miesz-
czaaskiemi W podobnych spra-
"ach, jezeli po odpadnieciu mo-
zh,9sci tworzenia sic wiekszoSci
czarno-czerwonej odebrano egoiz-
mowi frakcyjnemu centrum mo-
laoSc wystepowania przeciw rza-
eowi. Przez to, ze centrum poslu-