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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
WESTERN UNION Wakes UP THE MEMORIAL DAY MILL
II 10 Causing General Condemnation
by Thinking People

~SPsS
The proposed Memorial Day prize
light In Tonopah is being condemned
BY every one who gives it a moments
cons. Iteration.
"A. }. Warehouse in the Sacra.
mento Union: Over in Tonopah they
are to have prize fight on Memorial
Day. The men who would do that
would willingly start a charivari on
the Judgment Day; they would use
the aureole of saint as the hoop of
a beer cask; they would-oh, well, I
cannot imagine anything they would
not do, so what's the use of trying?
Memorial Day was not set apart
as prize fight carnival or a drink
fest. 1t is sacred day, and if 1t
cannot be so regarded, in some de-
gree at least, it should forever be
dropped from the catalogue of our
days memorable. 1t was no time of
giddy joyance that our fathers knew
40 and odd years ago, when the
Potomac ran red with their hfe-blood
to the sea; when the sides of old
Lookout We're carnadined; when the
borrow of Chattanooga might have
made guardian angels weep; when
Pittsburg Landing was the landing of
Death; when the Sunny South WAS
turned into the gray land of desola-
ton, and the blood of her sons
mingled in one red tide with the blood
Of the sons of the North
This was a time of joyance, | say,
and the persons who would devote to
prize fight the day set apart to it's
memory are less than men. Fools
and fiends might do a thing so un-
seemly, but higher beings would not.
The story Of Tonopah has been a
golden one. Does she now propose
to set the blackness of this bestial
shame upon it? Probably she does,
but there still is time and room for
hope that men of a higher manhood
will make themselves felt there.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
GUARDING SCOTIYs MINE |
Clarence Eddy Says That a Band Of
Fierce Indians Watch the Gold

Attacked by wild Indians and
driven from the Businesses OF the
PanaminC range of mountains is the
story told by Clarence E. Eddy, the
poet-prospector, who went in search
of "Scotty's'' mysterious mine a few
weeks ago and returned to Rhyolite
last night tatigued and disappointed.
In Mr., Eddy and party's narrow
escape it is possible that the mys-
terry of the Death Valley tragedies
have all been cleared up. If his YER
sion is correct, a small band Of blood
thirsty redmen are hidden away in
the wilds of these mountain fast
nesses, who have never been con-
quered by the white man. They are
armed and equipped and have for
years preyed upon the immigrants
and prospectors who have braved
that region.
They have probably killed for all
of these years, and their victims have
been charged to the heat and priva
tiOns of the desert.
Before being attacked by the wild
men Mr. Eddy discovered fortress
! built of rough stone far up in the
mountains. In and about this fort
ress were fresh cartridge shells anG
other evidences of recently deadl!
conflict.
Shortly afterward he was met fac,
to face by a warrior fully armcl an(
equipped for battle. The man. wht
bore the face of a brute rather thar
that of a human, was able to speal
broken English and addressed MI
Eddy's party in few words:
This is the Indians country" h
said. The white man has taken a
the rest; this is ours. We give 70
warning
The savage then turned away an
joined party of half-clad, but arme
warriors further up the mountain.
Mr. Eddy and his party wer
= leaving the place they say that the
i were being watched by the dusky fe
lows
Mr.. Eddy thinks it possible tn;
these men are IL league with Deaf
u Valley Walter Scott and are guar
i ing his mysterious mine.
e In repeated conversations viii
o ''Scotty" recently Mr.. Eddy, throug
Y his newspaper experience, gleant
o the possible location Of "Scotty:
r holdings and was on his way to Il
e place when he was met by the |
dian chief and driven ont of Il
country.
He has no inclination to retul
except under the protection of Unit
10 States soldiers.-Bullfrog Miner
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
Stay Away
Under this head the Wells Herald

Under this head the Wells Herald
says:
flrze fight promoters at 1onopah
are sending 10 lne newspapers oi Ne
Eddd uouces ot the coming nSnl Ia
mat town, the meet OF Hart and
ochreck on May 80. Ii is to be hoped
that the arena at Tonopah which has
Il seating capacity OF 5000 will have
that many empty seats on Decoration
day. The day is one sacred to the
lt-"mory of the departed and should
not be desecrated by prI2e fights No
seli-rtspecting man viii go to Tono-
pah on May 80 TO watch two bruIes
batter each other in the prize ring
II Hart and Shreck must fight each
other why was not some other day
some other day selected for the
event? Prize fights at the best are
not just the thing for state to
license, but a fight of this character
on decoration uaE SnOulu De SQuelcD-
ed AS long as the law does not
stop it the people should mark their
disapproval OF this outrage by stay
ing away. The affair under such
! conditions is not deserving of the
support of Neyadans. Let them stay
away from the disgraceful proceed
/ Ing.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED

The case of Dwyer, the slayer of
Williams asking for a new trial was
argued before the supreme court to-
day. Dwyer's attorney James Dennis
held that his client was not respon-
sible and had been pronounced ment-
ally unsound by three reputable ply.
sicians. Isl.
Attorney General Stoddard appear.
ed for the state. After the argu
ments the case was submitted.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

The following persons have been
appointed as delegates to the fif-
teenth national irrigation congress by
Chas. Reeves, of Ely, national commit
teeman for Nevada, Utah, Idaho and
Wyoming: S. P. Davis, Carson City
o. R. Morgan, Reno: D. S. Dickerson
Ely; George Russell, Elko and Frank
Williams, Pioche.~
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

The anonymous letter written
Judge Langan was promptly repudl-
ated by the Miners Union, but the
Industrial Workers have never, to
the knowledge of the writer made any
public reputation of the threat to
the court. We doubt if such a letter
would be repudiated by vote of the
Industrial Workers.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
PRESTON. GETS rs YEARS
! SMITH. GETS 10 YEARS

place when the victim was in the
lawful pursuit of his business. He
said the defendant had been tried by
a jury and while having the advantage
OF eminent counsel had been found
guilty and there was nothing left for
the court to do but carry out the law.
he sentenced him to twenty-five
years in the penitentiary.
This was not the full limit as he
might have been sentencyed to life
Smith was given the full extent of
ten years.
The, prisoners will be taken to
Carson at once
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
COPPER STRIKE NEAR LUD.
WIG
Messrs. Schulz and Lucien of This
City get Five Feet of Rich Ore

City get Five Feet of Rich Ore
Recently ledge of i've feet OF
copper ore was reached at a depth
if thirteen feet in the Naladastack
mine near the Ludwig in the Yering
ton district. This ore had a fine ap
pearance and the assys made re-
Gently showed that the ore ran be-
tween four and five per cent in cop
per and as high as Sl53 in gold and
silver.
The owners Otto Schulz AMI Sam
Lucien reside in this city and also
have four claims in the Jumbo dis
trict that run from $40 to SIS in val
ues and they have a five foot ledge
next the Selby Consolidated.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
THE DIVINE COLLAPSED

A certain eminent preacher in a
little New England town was asked
by one of his flock who was more
noted for his wit than his religious
definition of Intemporance and Etern-
ity. He replied that he had not, and
received the following definition:
THAT intemperance was a vile OF
the devil, and eternity was devil of
a while
The divine collapsed.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY DINNER

The Ladies of the Methodist
Church will serve one of their good
dinners on Memorial day beginning
at noon.
Plain dinner 25 cents. With Der.
ries and cream 35~cents.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

The attempt to have Jeffries adver-
tise the Memorial Day fight at Tono-
pah by agreeing to met the winner
for forty thousand dollars failed. It
is the general opinion of sports that
JEFF could whip them both together
in the same ring.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
THE CAR STRIKE

SAN FRANCISCO May 27.-The
street car traffic is about the same as
Saturday and occasionally assaults
are made upon the cars. Calhoun
saws that if the assaults continue
that his men will protect themselves.
This is taken to mean that they will
go armed in future.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
LOST TOOL BOX

A box and tools out of an aAtOmo-
bile. Between Carson and the
Douglass ranch. j..
The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at the Secretary
of States Office.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
EIGHT MORE JURORS FOR
SCHM|Tz

SAN FRANCICO May Z7.-The
iury is still being selected to try
Schmitz. There are now eight men
chosen and the full jury will probably
be selected by Wednesday.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

Abe Ruef holds the record for in
dictmentS. He has been indicted 113
times. His bail is over one million
He prefers to remain in custody and
this saves the interest he would pay
to the bonding cOmDali
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
FIRE IN RENO

There was fire yesterday in Reno
which caused the obstruction of three
buildings on Fourth street. The loss
was about ten thousand dollars.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
The Slayers Of Silva Sentenced b
Judge lansan in Goldfieid This
Morning

GOLDFIELD, May 27-The two
men convicted of the murder of Silva
druing the labor troubles last winter
were brought: into Judge Langans
court at 10 o'clock this morning.
The motion for a new trial was
overruled and the men ordered to
crowded with spectators and Preston
was sentenced first. The Court
spoke of the deliberateness of the
Offense and the killing haven taken
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

Don't overlook the new moving
pictures at the Opera House tomor-
row evening at s p. m. .-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17

na dopiero po stwierdzeniu uspo-
kojenia kraju. Rosya Austro-W We
CRY So zgodne W zapatrywaniu, re
stwierdzenie uspokoienia moze ma
staple dopiero po trwaiej pacyfika-
cyl zupelnem zniknieciu band W
kraju.
. Art. III mylnie zostal W tym
duchu interpretowany, jakoby
Austro-W -Wegry i Rosya mia1y "a
miar niejako przystapic do po-
dzia1u kraju wedlug sfer narodo-
wych. Ot6z mocarstwa te nigdy ta-
kiego zamiaru ME mia1y, a art.
III Muerzsteg mia} tylko ma celu
stosunkowo mala zmiane, celem u
latwienia czynnosci w}adz lokal-
nych.
3 Rozgraniczenle, ktore oba te
mocarstwa maja ma oku, ME moze
uwzglednic narodowych zmian, wy
wo1anych terrorystyczna dzialal-
noscia band.
Wkoncu oba mocarstwa zwraca-
ia uwage, re wszelka dzia}alnosc
band W trzech wilajetach Macedo-
nil moglaby sytuacye tylko utrud-
mic, gdyz sprowokowalaby Porte
do zupelnie usprawiedliwionego
zaostrzepia w Mich represali6w,
realizacya koniecznych dla ludno-
sci chrzescijanskiej reform costa
laby tylko odwleczona.
Wstrzymanie czynnosci band
wsr6d ludnosci macedonskiej jest
wiec nieodzownem i oba mocar-
stwa uwazaja "a konieczne zawia-
donnie o tenn rzqdy panstw balkan
skich W nadziei, re rzady te W ich
w}asnym interesie postapia W mysl
udzielonych i'm rad"
W koncu wzywa sic pos}6w
mocarstw W dotyczacych pan
stwach, azeby W porozumieniu z
kolegami rosyjskimi W tym duchu
rzecz przedstawili ministrom
spraw zagranicznych by prosili,
azeby deklaracye te zostaly moz-
Iwie najszerszym mason podane
do wiadomosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17

papiea ma malo przyjaci6i miedzy pa
nujacymi, smierc Franciszka J6zefa L.
bylaby bolesnym ciosem dla caie1 Ku-
ryi papieskiej. Austryacki nastepca
tronu cieszy sic tez wielks sympatys
Piusa X.
- Londyiskie pisma ogiosiiy w o.
statnich numerach wyciagi pamietni
kow zmariej kr6lowej Wiktoryi, ktore
pozwolono drukowac "a upowaznieniem
krola Edwarda. Pamietnih te dotyczs
najwiecej prywatnych stosTnkow,
pod wzgledem politycznym ME ma,a
prawie zadnej wartosci.
- Dyrcktor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
skiej Linii morskiej potwierdzii wiaoo
most, Re jego towarzystwo przewozo
we ma wybudowac nowy okret po
jemnosci 47.OO0 tonn, kt6ry ma bys
znacznie wiekszy cd kolosahe1 nLusH
tamil" rekordowej
- ParyskI aeronauta Santos Du'
mont chce odbyc ma swym balonas
,Hydraplane" bieg napowietrzny
szybkoscia 100 kilometr6w ma godzins,
spodziewajac sic uzyskac wyznaczonS
nagrde W kwocie 100000. Poiowe te9
kwoty przeznaczyiby on, ma wypadeA
wygranej, dla biednych miasta PsrF
"a.
Ma niekorzySe Freda Magllla W
senzacyjnym procesie W Decaur, liss
zeznawaia wczoraj jego wlasna corKss
Maigorzata, utrzymujac niezachwia
ME, ze matka jej popeiniia samoboF
stwo.
W Plant City, Fla, polar znisz'
czyl dzielnice przemysiowa wyrzadza
jac ma $4,000 szkody.
- obiadowany llcznymi podarkami
sekretarz stanu Root przekroczyi
wczoraj granice meksykahska Fan
Root zwiedzii Meksyk teraz wraca
do WaszyngtonU.
w New Yorku aresztowano wexo
raj notorycznego rabusia Jana Egana'
kt6ry, dowiedziawszy sic, ze zona 'eso
ciezko zachorowaia wyszedl diugie-
90 ukrycia 1 odwiedzii ia. Aresztowa-
no go W jego wiasnem mieszkaniu.
- Autor ,Basna" (Juicse), Upton
Sinclair, zawolany socyalista, zostas
napedzony domu vanderbiltow, gdzis
incognito iako lokat sluayi hlka ty-
godni.
- WywiJaIac paIsea ole sazeta &C.
orge Wall uratowai pociag ekspreso
WY cd wielkiej katastrofy. Blisko 30
reoly Heights N. ]. tor byi rozerwany
1 pociag byiby sic wykoleif.
w Cincinnati, o., trxmwaJ pe'en
pasazerow wykoleii sic przewrocH
Adwokat H. Bansch zostai zabity
SO.tu innych pasazerow odniosao oois-
sne rany.
- Sharon, Pa. zanknieto na czas
nieoznaczony wielka fabryke blachS
W ktorej mialo zajecie okolo 1000 10
botnikow, W tel liczbie DUO Poia'
k6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17

rzeniu przez orkan powodz;
poIaczenie telegraficzne miedzy
tenn miastem a Madrytern zostalo
przerwane. : Rzeki W poludnio-
wei Francyi, ktore niedawno wy
stapify z brzegow, wzbieraja ma
nowo zabieraja ofiary W ludziach
i ich mieniu. = Z Brestu nadesz-
la wiadomoSc, re kilka statkow
rybackich zatoneio wraz re zalo-
ga ma n,ch sic znajdujaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17
Telegramy zagraniczne

Haga, II pazdziernika. - Ma
odbytem onegdaj, dziewiatem
rzedu plenarnem posiedzeniu Kon
ferencyi Pokojowej przyszio do
zywych nader rozpraw z powodu
opozyci delegatow lacinsko anne
rykanskich republik W debacie
mad kwestya sadow rozjemczych.
Delegat James B. Scott odczytal
sprawozdanie co do planowanego
utworzenia trybuna}u rozjemcze-
go i objaSnia} pominiecie w MEM
nastepujacych slow, ,,Sad rozjern-
czy powinien sic opierac ma pra-
wei rownosci pahstw'', tenn, re Cd
noSnych slow ME byio w pierwo-
tnym projekcie, lecz dostaiy sic
one do pozniejszego sprawozdania
pIZSZ HlcuWdSS.
P. Scott dodai nadto, re jest
to obojetnem, czy tie slowa znaj-
duja sic lub ME, gdyz jest }atwo
zrozumialem, re o lie TAXI sad
rozjemczy bedzie utworzony, mu-
81 on bye przecie w kaldyrn ra-
zie ugruntowany ma prawnej row.
nosci panstw poszczegolnych. -
OSwiadczenie to jednak ME zado-
woIiio delegatow protestujacych
przeciwko pominieciu odnosnych
slow, a meksykanski delegat E
steva wystapil tego powodu
przeciw calemu planowi, zapowia-
dajac, re bedzie glosowal contra.
Delegat brazylijski, Barboza tez
obiecal giosowac "a przyjeciem
planu tym wylacznym warun-
klein, re sad rozjemczy bedzie
sic opieral ma podstawie prawdzi-
wei rownosci prawnej. SO glosow
pablo "a sadem rozjemczym; 6
panstw, mianowicie Szwajcarya,
Beigia, DANA, Grecya, Rumunia
Uruguay ME glosowaly wcale.
DO zastrzezeh delegatow meksy-
kanskiego i brazylijskiego przy-
iaczyli sic delegaci po}udniowych
srodkowo amerykaskch pahstw,
! opr6cz tego delegaci San Do,
mlngo, Persyi Chin,
Tangier, II pazdziernika. =
Powstaia tutaj ,wersya, il Fran
cya "a zgoda sultana Abdel A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17
Kronika Chicagoska
PaIka kukurydzy "a $3.50.

PaIka kukurydzy "a $25o.
Ma wystawie kukurydzy W Co
liseum odbywala sic wczoraj Ii
cytacya roznych najpiekniejszych
okazow. Jedna palke kukurydzy
sbrzedano "a $3.50; gdyby po tel
Genie kupiono, buszel, to musiar
noby zaplacic $I5,ooo...
Oryginalna przytem rzecza by-
10, ze owa palke kupil ten, ktory
ia wyhodowai, farmer L. B. Clore
z Franklin, Ind. Kiedy prof. Ja
w. Jones kollegium rolniczego
stanu Iowa wzniosl do CORY py-
szny ten okaz, zwany Boone
County white, zapytujac sic, lie
kto ofiaruje, Clore zaraz zawoiai:
$50. Znalezli sic inni, ktorzy ofia-
rOWali 90, 70 az 90 loo uoldro"'
Clore zawolal: $I35, Jones za-
prosi. 60 ma platforme. Przyjeto
90 oklaskami: ale znalezli SIG
ieszcze inni ofiarujacy wyzsze
ceny. Clore, kt6ry wyglada ma a.
tlete, plakal prawie zawoiai'
TO owoc piracy calego zycia mo-
jego; gdybym 60 stracil, to stra-
ciibym przyjacielap Nakoniec'
kiedy zaofiarowai $3.50, zapano'
waso milczenie, prof. Jones od-
dal mp jego wiasnosc "a te Gene.
Clore zreszta mogl Gene te "a
piacic; pozyskai on ma wystawie
liczne nagrody, a same pieniezne
nagrody przez niego zdobyte wy
Mostly $7.535.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17
PRZEGLAD
POLITYEI MIEDzYRARODOHEI.

Chicago, II pazdziernlka.
Uaa7y lriedeaskie mad sprawq
marajodsbQ).
Pjlwysep BaIkanski zaczyna
Jv: mowu przedmiotem szczeg6l-
ne. .roskliwo5ei diplomacy euro
r-ziei. kt6ra przez czas pewien
ra,ouieta innemi sprawami,
ua.eiszq ma BIizki Wsch6d zwra-
Gala uwage.
VA uroczystosciach jubileuszo-
wveh Ma czesG niezawislo5ci Buiga-
rvi / ma Geese cesarza Aleksandra
IT, oswobodziciela narodu bulgar-
,zicgo, nastqpilo zbIizenie ponow-
he Bulgaryi Rosya, kt6ra musia-
Iauznat wielkie postepy panstewka
JaEkanskiego pod rzqdami kOnsty-
tucvinemi / przyzwyczai6 sic do
rraktowania Bulgaryi ME jake ME
pelnoleniego pupila, lecz jake pO-
EQdanego sojusznika.
Wielki Ksiaze WIodzimierz A
leksandrowicz, po entuzyastycznem
przyjeeiu, jake mu zgotowa} Rad
ludzkosc ksiestwa, -bawil W VIE
dniu, jakby dla zaznaczenia, re
rolityka balkanska Rosyi polega
ma wsp6ldzialaniu Austrya.
Wkr6tce przyby} do Wiednia mi
Mister spraw zagranicznych L.
wolski odbyI dluga konferencye
w kwestyi polityki Austryi RO-
svi ma Biskim Wschodzie. Jedno-
czesnie przyjecha} do stolicy mad
duuajskiej kr6l Karol rumuGski.
GI6wnym przedmiotem rozm6w
uvia SpraWa reform W Macedonll.
O5kad Austrya i Rosya ma pod
s-awie umowy W Muerzsteg posta-
uowily przeprowadza6 wsp6lnie
reforny, uznane "a niezbedne dla
usPokojenia kraju, widocznym jest
pcwien powolny postep. Niestety,
wvrazne oswiadczenie obu mo-
cars-w, ze beda przeciwdzia}a}y
z5roinvm walkom ma Bafkanach,
mialo ten skutek, ze panstwa
wgrawdzie ME podejmowa}y wo-
Jen Turcyq, ME majac nadziei
IA poparcie z zewnatrz lub bez-
karnost W razie przegranej, W
Macedonia jednak rozpoczely sic
krwawe Walk band greekieh, serb
sSich buigarskich pomiedzy soba
wojskami tureckiemi.
Dawniejsze walk macedonskie
miaiv "a zadanie zwr6cic uwage
oP.uii i rzad8w europejskich ma
uetsk chrze5cijan przez Turk6w
wvwoiat interwencye miedzyna-
rodowq ma korzys6 ludnosci pie
szcze5liwego kraju. Umowa W
-uerszteg W artykule trzecim "a
wierala niejasne przyrzeczenie o.
wego Podzialu administraeyjnego
Aacedonii, W celu utworzenia o.
Igg5w, kt6rych granice uwzgled-
nlaivby stosunh narodowosciowe
w Macedonia. Ten punkt umowy
ast Pow6d do wybuchu nowyeh
"a.kna daleko wieksza, niz poprze
duio skale. Poszczeg6lnym narodo-
Tosciom panstwom chodzi}o o wy
kazanie jak najwiekszej ilOSci
s"vch rodak6w W Macedonia. Ia
ezeto sic przy pomocy band uzbro-
-.nvch zmuszanie ludnosei 90
Drzvjmowania tel lub innej naro-
cewosci, do uznawania wladzy ko-
se.elnej egzarchy bu}garskiego,
ser0skiego lub patryarchy greckie-
g., co r6wnomaczne jest zalicze-
mem do odnosnej narodowo$ci.
0 lie W pierwszym Okresie BAN
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lyCZkl Il WO IShdLL1 Cu1SSAAOAhA, W
W najnowszej fazie sprawy mace
donskiej Rad bu}garski, przekona-
wszy sic o bezskuteczno5ci tej me-
tody zdobywania wp}yw6w, dose
skutecznie powsciqga1 dziaialnos6
komitet6w macedonskich. Nato-
miast ma czolo ruchu wysune}y sic
handy greckie, majace poparcie
biskup6w greckich W Macedonii i
swego rzadu oraz srodki finanso-
we. Serbia ME mogla dor6wnac Ii
czebnoscia odzial6w dw6m poprze-
dnim panstwom.
Rumunia pr6bowa}a srodkami
pienieznymi przeciagna6 ma swa
strone bez powazniejszych rezulta-
tow Kucowo}och6w.Rzad zas ture-
cki ze wschodnia obojetnoScia, mo-
ze ukryta radoscia, przypatrywa4
sic wzajemnemu mordowaniu sic
chrzescijan, chociaz dzia}alnos6
pladrujacych band niszczyla do
szczetnie dobrobyt kraju.
Narady wiede1skie mia}y ma
celu polozenie kresu tym bezcelo-
wynn rozruchom przeprowadzenie
reformy sadownictwa. Naleza8o
zyska6 poparcie mocarstw, dla u
nikniecia zas trudnosci ma Baika-
mach przygotowac odpowiednio
grunt W Atenach, Sofii Bia}ogro-
die oraz Emusic Turcye do wyko-
mania zaprojektowanych zmian.
Dotychczas uzyskanie poparcia
mocarstw ME by}o }atwem. W4o-
chy Anglia zada}y zazwyczaj cd
Turcyi wiecej niz Austrya Ro-
sya, Niemcy zas, wystepujac W ro-
Ii przyjacia Porty, uwazaly pro
jekty austro-rosyjskie "a zbyt da-
leko idace. Jednak udalo sic wpro-
wadzi6 W Macedonii agent6w cy-
wilnych Rosyi i Austryi przy tu-
reckim inspektorze generalnym W
wilajetach macedonskich, instruk-
tor6w zandarmeryi i kontroler6w
finans6w z ramienia pa1stw euro
pejskich.
Nova reforma sadownictwa,
kt6re dotychczas pozostawafo pod
kierunkiem sedzi6w-muzufmanow
sadzacych wed}ug Koranu i ME
mogacych stanac ma stanowisku
bezstronnem wobec ''niewiernych", /,
napotyka ma op6r Turcyi. Rad o.
tomaGski sam pospieszy1 z ogfosze-
MEM refouny sqdowej, ale ME chce
uznae kontroli obcych mocarstw.
Ministrowie Izwolski Aehrenthal
musiei obmyslee srodki wsp6lnej
akcyi W razie dalszego oporu Por-
ty.
Rzady rosyjski i austryacki pO-
leci}y swym przedstawicielOm wre-
czyc W Atenach, Bia}ogrodzie i
Sofii oswiadczenie, kt6rego ustepy
zasadnicze podajemy.
''Komitety rewolucyjne, wy}a-
czajac ataki przeciw rzadowi turec-
kiemu, a wstawiajac W to miejsce
narodowa regulacye, postepuja WI
docznie W zamiarze rozszerzenia
sfery terytoryalnej swej narodo-
wosci, spodziewajac sic, ze to roz-
szerzenie nastapi W duchu artyku-
}u IIt programu Muerzsteg, re
przyjdzie do przewidzianego terry
toryalnego rozgraniczenia. Me
wchodzqc W to, czy to sic dzieje W
dobrej, czy zlej wierze, rzady we
Wiedniu Petersburgu uwazaja "a
konieczne raz ma zawsze stwier-
die: 7
/ zmiana W terytoryalnem roz-
graniczeniu okfegow administra-
cyjnych moze Porcie bye poleco-
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