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New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
LOOKING FOR BAD CHECK PAssER.
Man Wearing City Uniform Gave Bogus
Paper on Union Exchange Bank.

The officials Of the Union Exchange Bank at Fifth
avenue and 2lst street the police and shopkeepers
'i mat section OF the city are looking for a man
who has been circulating forged checks in the last
week He was dressed in the uniform OF a boat
man on one Of the city's craft His practice was
- tender a check in payment for goods to be de-
hVered to the Randalls Island pier at 10Th street
ana the Harlem River. The check was always for
more than the payment. and he would pocket the
charge
Tn each the check was on the Union Fx-
change Banl, signed by James Randall the name
of the former owner Of Randalrs Island spelling
the name "RandeU." and made payable to A. l.
Horton. II was indorsed in the name Of the payee
When the goods were delivered to the pier it was
found that order had been sent from the island
ana the shopkeeper was out the amount of change
given.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
COAL FOR BATTLESH1P FLEET.
preparations for Possible Return by Way Of
Suez

washington, Nov. 25.-It was said at the Navy
Department to-day that extra supply Of coal
would be sent to Honolulu and Manila for use In
the event that any ali the vessels OF the battle
shin feet should come home by way OF the Suez
Canal after their trip TO San Francisco II the
vessels return the way they so TO the Pacinc
Coast contracts will be made for all the coal needed
for delivery at various points. as has been pro-
vided for the outward trip. NO decision mas
been reached as TO what route will be taken home.
and none is expected for some time. The extra
supplies sent to Honolulu and Manila are merely
measure of precaution.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
IN MEMORY OF AMERICAN DENTIST.

Berlin. Nov. Ga meeting was held at tho Ber
lin University last night In memory of the late
Willoughby Dayton Miller the well known Amer
ican dental surgeon who had been a professor
Of the university for twenty-five years. Professor
Dieck, who succeeded him. announced that the
dentists of Germany had established Miller
Foundation I'm Berlin, and that the dentists OF
several countries had taken steps to establish
Miller medal which is to be conferred regularly
in recognition of achievements in the promotion
of dental Ecience
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
WATERWAYS COMMISSION MEETS.

Washington Nov. 25-The Inland Waterways
Commission OF which Representative Burton. OF
ohio is chairman met to-day for the purpose of
considering the form of preliminary report which
n is hoped will soon be made 10 the President No
conclslon was reached. and il is probable that
the greater part of the week will be spent en- the
work The commission also heard representations
hr p Thompson. president OF the American Trac~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
BRITISH NAVY IN OIL TRAFFIC.

London Nov 25.-The sailing OF the Admiralty
owned tank steamer Petroleum for Port Arthur.
Texas marks q departure in tho British navy.
II is the first time that the Admiralty has tried
the experiment of importing a cargo of oil in
it's own ships. II is believed that tho Petroleum
"a only the forerunner OF a small feet of Ad-
miralty owned tank ships which will be con-
tinually employed in meeting the increasing re-
qurements of the British navy, especially of tor
pedo boats. for oil a fuel
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
eA,tooNs FOR SIGNAL CORPS.

Washington. Nov. 25--An allotment OF s-0"' hor
.t D,,rchase b the chief signal office of the army
of one or more dirigble balloons has been made by
the board of ordnance and fortifcations An allot-
ment OF $500 also has been made for purchasing
wireless telephones Advertisements inviting pro
posals for furnishing the balloon equipment VIII
soon be issued by the chief signal officer
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
SOME uTes DECIDE TO WORK.

Washington, Nov. 25.-The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs has been advised OF the arrival of
130 of the dsaffected Utes at Rapid City, S. D..
where they have agreed to work on a railroad. The
information comes from the superintendent OF en-
ployment, who has prevailed on the Indians TO go
TO work by informing them OF the attitude of the
government which is opposed TO further Indulgence
to them as long they remain idle. There are 2iO
of the maIcontents who have not yielded to per-
sllaSion.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
COST oE ARMY TEST RIDES.

Washington. Nov. 25--The tests In army horse
r,ansbtn have resulted IN unexpected draft on
the mileage fund. The indications. based on dis
bursements already made. are that the total cost
will approximate s15coo Some OF the travel ordered
has been extensive. In one case an officer going
to New York from the Yellowstone FarS' and then
being ordered to Washington
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
STEEL MILLS TO RESUME.

Youngstown, Ohio, Nov. 26-All of the finishing
mills and portion Of the pudding furnaces or the
Valley plant finishing mills and one puddle
mill Of the Brown-Bonnell plant Republic Iron and
Steel Company will resume operations next Wednes-
day after having been shut down since last satur-
day 1t is likely that other departments VIII start
again before the end of the week.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
unvAeRANTEp USE OF TROOPS

Washington. Nov. 25-An opinion by General
George B. Davis Judge advocate general of the
army approved by Acting Secretary oliver.
made public to-day, holding that. having regard
To the mandatory requirements OF law. the use OF
troops from jefferson Barracks at the recent bal
loon competitions at St Louis was not warranted
nv
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
sLAckNEss INCREASES eNLisTMsNTs,

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
rbiladsInhia Nov 25-With the approaching de-
narture of the fleet for the Pacific Coast enlist
ments at the naval recruiting station at No. lAS
Filbert street have increased more than 100 per
cent The navy has appealed especially to the large
number OF men who have recently been laid off by
manufacturing concerns.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
DIVER DEAD AFTER MANY MONTHS.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l
St Louis Nov. 3.-Dr George II. Sheldon,
former worlds champion fancy high diver, died at
his home here this morning in the chair which ne
had been unable 10 leave since he was injured a
year ago while defending his title at Loughlin
Lake Mo- The body will be cremated and the
ashes buried at Ogdensburg. n. Y, in the cemetery
where his father is buried. His mother and hancee
hnd nrrsed him many months without avail
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
vEsUvIUs BECOMING ACTIVE AGAIN.
Dense Smoke from Fissures, Accompanied by
Roaring, Alarms Italians.

Naples, Nov. 25.-Mount vesuvus. after two
months of inactivity is emitting clouds Of dense
smoke accompanied by considerable roaring
from three assures around the old crater Some
alarm ig felt by the population in the surround
ing towns in view Of the recent earthquakes in
Calabria IT being recalled that the great eruption
Of April, 1906, followed the Calabrlan earthquake
oS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
A Good Year for
THANKSGIVING
After All.

Will you help Us show it by aiding thoss
whose distress is real and pressing7 Some
need other things more than turkey. Their
need will not end Thanksgiving Day.
If desired we will write just how your gifs
is used. Send to-day to
r s. MINTCRN. TREAS.
212. E. ed Street.
New York Association for Improving the Condition
1s4S of the Poor. i907-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
FAMINE THREATENED IN TURKEY.

cable message from Secretary Peet representa-
tive in Turkey of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions is follows:
Philippopos, Turkey, NOV. %
..-The Christian Herald" New York:
Harvest generally light here and In neighborlng
countries Advices show grain for winter and seed
already exhausted In many places Many people
u,il die unless relief comes soon. PEEL
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
e,,c,nE I'M a WASHINGTON PARK.

washington. Nov. &-Charles NJ Schmidle, Of
c.,intondale. n y. shot himself in the head In
I,afavotte Park early to-day. and died few hours
later ut the Emergency Hospital. He was about
.,t, years old, and to Washington last Fri
- In his possession found check book
containing the following entry:
INV address IS c. w. schmidle. Clintondale.
rrster County N. Y. where I have wife and a
stster Mrs w. Michaelis"
10 ~ the mans pockets was found grand
.ard coupon for Benning. dated Saturday and
h theory Of the police is that he shot himself be
Zee he had lost money at the races He had
onIv "a cents In his pockets. The police also found
in his clothes tax receipt mace OUT IN the name
.v az No. 17s South Elliott street. Brooklyn. as
eli az a check book OF the Brooklyn Trust Com
nonv showing a balance OF s2ls 80. His wife was
informed.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

ton Company: ST. John Clark. New York engi-
neer and John Ruddle. superintendent Of the Le
high Canal. in advocacy of the application Of cleo
trtcity to Iocom9tiOn on inland waterways.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
AMERICAN CRUISERS REACH Chill.

Punta Arenas Chilli, Nov. 25.-The American
cruisers Washington and Tennessee arrived here
Yesterday on their way TO the Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
YoAkuM en- rHE Whit HousE.

washington Nov 25.-B f. Yoakum. eharHisa
OF the executive committee OF The Rock Island
Railroad lines. took luncheon with the President
to-day but had nothing to say in regard TO his
visit here He called the Interstate Commerce
Commissioners in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

SPECIAL SALE OF
WOMEN'S FUR AND FUR-LINED GARMENTS
MUFFS AND NECKPlECES
THIS DAY QUESDAYOs NOV. 26th COMPRISING
SQUIRREL LINED CLOTH GARMENTS. $500 & $500
RUSSIAN PONY SKIN COATS. $500. 5000 & $500
RUSSIAN PONY SKIN COATS $1,000
MUFFS AND NECKPIECES
AT ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
MEMS BROADCLOTH OVERCOATS
NATURAL MUSKRAT LINED. WITH PERSIAN LAMB COLLARS
AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $500
34tt strrrt. 3Ith strrrt ann 9Th Aurr1r. Nrm Hnrk
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

WHITE STAR LINER DISABLED.
Aloters Nov 25.-The White Star liner Cretic,
>rorn Naples for New York. put in here to-day for
-anajrs her main steam pipe having burst.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
%. Altman & On.

AN IMPORTANT SALE WILL BE HELD
THIS DAY CTUEsDAY) NOV z6h OF
WOMENS SMART WALKING SUITS
PRACTICAL AND DREsSY MODELS.
AT $24OO $500 & $500
THE VALUES OF WHICH ARE s42oO 5000 & $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy s-mejA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17

reg wybitnych uczonych i ztla-
komitych osobistoSci - Kongres
Esperantystow. .Esperanto" jest
to nazwa jezyka miedzynarodo-
wego, nadzwyczajrlie iatwego
praktycznego; tworca jego jest
Polak, DR.. Zamenhof z Warsza-
wy. Ma kongresie zawiadomiono
uczestnik6w, re miedzy innynii
lord Roberts, mars-alek armii an
gielskiej studyuje jezyk Esperan-
to uzywa go juz W koresponde1-
cyl, co przyjeto do wiadomosci 2
wielkiem zadowoleniem. NaJbliz-
sly Kongres Esperantystow u
chwalono odbyc w Niemczech.
Berlin, II sierpnia. - Wnogro-
dnicy nadrenscy urzadzili oneg-
dai walne zebranie w miejscowo-
Sci Oesterich mad Renem, ma kto-
rem uchwalili rezolucye, domaga-
lace sic kontroli praw uprawie
wilma, ograniczenia podrabiania
fa,szowania wilma, oraz ulg cio-.
wych ma przedmiotach potrzeb-
nych, do fabrykacyi prawdziw3eego
wilma; r6wniez zazadano inspek-
cyl sanitarnej winnie / winogron.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Haga, II sierpnia, - Sir Ed
ward Fry, giowny reprezentant
Anglii ma Konferencyi Pokojowej
zamierza w najblizszych dniach
wniesc pod obrady sprawe roz-
brojenia miedzynarodowego w
tel zmodyfikowanej fornie, jaka
juz poprzednio przyjeto po poro-
zumieniu sic Niemcami = glo-
wnymi arzeciwnikami projektu.
Azeby dalszych jeszcze nieporo-
zumien uniknac, oddal reprezen-
tant angielski bar. Marshall Won
Bieberstein, glownemu reprezen-
tantowi Niemiec, tekst programo-
wei mowy swej do przeczytania,
ktora tymi dniami ma p. Fry wy
glosic ma plenarnem posiedzeniu
delegatow Konferencyi. - R6-
wnoczesnie reprezentacya angiel-
ska agituje posr6d delegatow, re-
publik hiszpahsko amerykah-
skich, kt6rzy iacznie r6wniez "a
mierzali wniesc przez siebie
wsp6lnie u,ozony projekt rozbro-
jenia, azeby tego zaniechali. Pro-
jekt amerykahski ma bye daleko
radykalntejszym Cd angielskiego,
a bar. Bieberstein zapowiedzia},
re skoro wniesionym zostanie, to
on opusci izbe obrad. Sir Fry "a
mierza oglosic w swej movie, ze
Rad Ahglii gotow jest podawac
corocznie sw6j program budowy
okretow wojennych i zbrojeh do
tyczacy = tym pahstwom, ktore
sic zobowiaza czynic to samo
wzgledem Anglii. Bedzie to po-
czatek wsp6lnej wymiany mysH
kontroi W sprawie zbrojeh, co
czasem moze do dalej idacych
zmian i reform wspolnych dopro-
wadzic. ... ,>.s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17

oraz przyrzadow do wytlaczania
wilma. Wilma rehskie maja zbyt
bardzo wielki, rownie W kraju
jak "a granica, jak mp. W Ame-
ryce, przeto zalezy SLIME ma u
porzadkowaniu wiasciwem kon-
trolowaniu ich produkcyi.
Pretoria, Transwal, II sierp-
mia - Premier nninistrow trans
walskich, Botha zapowiedzias, ze
ma najblizszej sesyi parlamentu
kolonii wniesie, ably kraj zakuph
i ofiarowal W darze krolowi Ed
wardowi angielskiego najwieksza
w po}udniowej Afryce kopalnie
dyament6w ,Calline", z wdziecz-
nosci "a to, IL krol podbitemu
kraiowi nadai konstytucye i sa-
morzad, Ladny prezent!...
Rzym, II sierpnia. = Kiedy
kardynai Merry del Val, sekre-
tarz stanu papieski jechai powo-
zem przez miasteczko Marino, w
poblizu Rzymu, t}um uiczny OBJ
rzucii powoz kamieniami. Policya
miejscowa rozpedzila demon
strantow; W. starciu jeden poll
cyant zostai raniony kamieniem.
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kaasho py kt6m pecu Po6w nag merc p0nso

Paryz, II sierpnia. - Donosza
tu, ze pomiedzy : dowodzacymi
wojskami w Marokko generalem
francuskim Drudem, a dowodza-
Gym wojskiem hiszpahskiem gen.
Santa Olalla przyszlo do nieporo-
zumienia w sprawie wspolnej ak
cyl w Marokko. Nieporozumienie
to mialo stad powstac, re hiszpah-
ski general zbyt literalnie pojmo-
wal polecenia, otrzymane z Ma
drytu i wzbranial sic uczynic cos
wiecej poza ich wypelnieniem. Po
uregulowaniu kwestyi przez VIA
DE Madrytu - miedzy obu do
wodzacymi wr6cila harmonic. -
Wiesci z Fezu donosza, ze w
miescie tenn panuje zupe}ny spo-
koj Europejczycy ME So zagro-
zeni. Rowniez pokojowo brzmia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17

Rzyn, II sierpnia. - Organy
Watykanu zamiescily nader do
niosle oredzie, zywo omawiane
przez Gala prase w}oska. Orzeka
ono, re polityka Ojca sw. wzgle-
dem rzadu wioskiego pozostaje
niezmieniona, wszelkie pogloski
czy przypuszczania pojednaw-
czosci dziaia1 dazen Watykanu
So nylne nieprawdziwe, CO VIA
DE watykahskie stwierdzaja bez
wzgledu ma to, jak sic wobec tego
orzeczenia Rad wloski zachowac
zamierza. Oredzie to wywola}o
ozywioEa komentarze pro con-
ira.
Cambridge, Anglia, II sierpnia.
Odbywa sic tn przy nadzwyczaj
licznymf udziale delegatow -
wsrod ktorych znajduje sic SEE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17
Telegramy krajowe.

Memphis, Tenn, II sierpnia. -
Will Clifford, meyer, zostai wczo-
raj pod zarzutem napadu aresz-
towany i przyznaf sic, re ciaio
Maryi Cowan wrzucii do rzeki !
przed rokiem zabif lima kobiete.
Policya ukryia Clifforda W stodo-
lie poza miastem, ably go rozszala-
iemu t{umowi biaiych ME oddac l
W nocy zamierzaia umiescic go
we wiezeniu W Maple. KY. =
Tium jednak wiedziai o tym pla-
ME, bo W nocy zatrzymai uciecz-
ke z wiezniem j negra ma suchel
galezi powiesi}.
Old Orchard, Me-, II sierpnia.
= Wskutek wielkiego pozaru ja-
Xxi onegdajszej nocy nawiedzii
Z -.--.-.-- y y. --u - -
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Sobota dnia 17go Sierpnia 1907 r.

trzymaja sic starego systemu, ale
dni ich So policzone.
lyle artyku1 we "Frankf. Ztg."
Gdyby tax tie ostatnie s}awa do
mas mona zastosowa6l A przeciez
zdanie o kulturze i wolnosci Was
ME do Polak6w byfo zwr6cone. IRE
szta jezeli polityka represyi i
gwa}t6w. jak twierdzi autor, zban-
krutowala wobec 200 tysiecyDun-
czyk6w, to jakiez So jej widoki wo-
bee 3 przeszfo milion6w Polak6w?
Ale nienawisc antypolska jest sill
niejsza niz wszelkie rozrmowanie.
IwSzleswigu -jak czytalismy
W Frankf. Zeitung = szowinisci
pruscy jeszcze So SLIM i niewatpi-
vie porusza wszelkie sprezyny, ably
nova polityke zdyskredytowac i
unicestwic. o usi}owaniach tych ha
katyst6w ma p6lnocy pisze duhska
gazeta Flensborg Avis W artykule
zatytulowanym Go sic sta}o W
Szlezwigu9 Kto podburza 2" Pisze
tam machinacyach wymienione-
go juz .Towarzystwa niemieckiego
dla p6hocnego Szleswigu", kt6re
Jest rodzonym bratem naszego zwia
zku hakatystycznego. Towarzystwo
to ME cofa sic pred grozbami W
kierunku Berlin i organizuje W
cafej prasie narodowo niemieckiej
wielka akcye przeciw nowemu kllr-
sowi. W.obec tego zapytuje sic dun
skie pismo: Go sic wfasciwie stafo
W Szleswigu? i odpowiada:
W rzeczywistosci dotychczas wo-
bee narodowosci dunskiej i jezyka
dunskiego ME zrobiono zadnych
ustepstw. To tylko sic stalo: Mem
cy W w}asnym interesie zrobi}y pa
re tysiecy bezdomnych Szleswig-
czyk6w pruskimi poddanymi; ere
szta germanizacyjna polityka trwa
W dalszym ciagu.
Widzimy, re Dunczycy W Szles-
wigu ME So jeszcze wcale zadowo1e-
nj ustepstw rzadu i antagonizm
niemiecko-du1ski tax szybko ME
zniknie, szczeg6lnie, re W p6ino-
cnej atmosferze typ hakatysty pru-
skiege doskonale sic rozwija. Ola
mas W kazdym razie sprawa dunska
jest niezmiernie interesujacym
przyk}adem pruskiej polityki ma
rodowosciowej W dw6ch fazach;
po okresie brutalnej giermanizacyi
nastepuje okres ugodyi pojedna-
MIA. z ciekawoscia bedziemy sle-
die, jak sic ten drugi okres rozwi-
ME. Pewne doswiadczenia pod tym
wzgledem many.
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wiadomosci z innYch miast ma
rokkanskich, zwloszcza nadbrze-
znych, a polepszenie sic sytuacyi
przypisa6 nalezy take temu
wzgledowi, ze Maurowie zbunto-
wani widza IL wojska francusko-
hiszpahskie tam tJlko interwe-
niuja zbrodnie, gdzie tego konie-
cznie zachodzi potrzeba, L Ma
zagon i z Mogodaz jeszcze wciaz
uciekaja Europejczycy, ktorzy O.
powiadaja re wybuchu rzezi mo-
INA tam kazdej chwili oczeklwac.
Admiral Philibert, dowodzacy e.
skadra francuska ma wodach ma
rokkahskich wyslal do Magador
ieden okret wojenny, azeby roko-
szan w szachu utrzymac.
Casablanca, II sierpnia. - w
miescie spok6j; urzednicy fran
cuscy, czyszcza miasto po born-
bardacyi rzezi, usuwaja gruzy
pala trupy. Znajduja po domach
opustosza}ych wiele nagomadzo-
nej zdobyczy, ktorej Maurowie
rabujacy po mieScie uniesc ze So
ba ME zdolali; o rozdziale tel zdo-
byczy miedzy pozostalych a mai
bardziej pokrzywdzonych miesz-
kahc6w miasta zadecyduja konsu-
lowie. w miescie okolicy zgine-
10 cd kul okretow francuskich 1
W rzezi przez Maurow sprawio-
nej przeszlo 1000 ludzi, prevail
ME krajowcow; wiekszosc miesz-
kancow rozproszyla sic uciekla
do miast okolicznych, w Casa
blanca ME zostalo ami 5000 ludzi.
Tuz pod miastem obozuje wojsko
francuskie hiszpanskie, opodal
ley ob6z Marrow Kabylow,
kt6rzy znaczne ostatnimi czasy
otrzymali posilki. SpodziewaJa
sic, ze Maurowie przypuszcza je-
szcze jeden generalny i stanowczy
szturm do Casablanca; wnosic to
mona tego, co pochwytani ze-
znali szpiegowie: Kabyle miano-
wicie rozeslali poselstwa do wszy-
stkich poblishch szczepow, pro-
szac je pomoc, by mogli po raz
ostatni sprobowae wyrzucit z
lraju .giaurow".
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PRZEGLAD
POLlTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago II sierpnia-

IPrisacy u Schlespigu).
o nagIym zwrocie polityki rzadu
pruskiego W .Szleswigu pisalismy>
iuz. Tam gdzie niedawno
panowal najostrzejszy system re-
presyi przeciw ,,nieloialnym"
Dunczykom i gdzie wszelkie INA
ne metody germanizacyi W maj
bezwzgIednieiszy spos6b stosowano,
proklamuje Rad nagle przez usta
naczelnego prezesa Buelowa poll
tyke zgody pojednania. W INA
miennej swej movie ma posiedze-
niu izby rolniczej W Hadersleben
m6wiI p. Buelow koniecznosci
tolerancyi wobec narodowych aspi-
racyi Dunczyk6w, o uznaniu ich
praw do jezyka ojczystego, o pOzy-
skaniu ich zaufania - takich slow
o poddanych obcej narodowOsci z
ust przedstawiciela rzqdu ME sly
szano luz dawno W Prusach. W o.
bozie konserwatywnych agraryuszy
zwolennik6w dawnej brutalnej po-
liki Koellera haslem ,,Ausrot-
ten, wywolala ia deklaracya no
wei polityki wobec DuGczyk6w
formalna burze. Pierwszy grom
spadi ma Rad zaraz ma tym samym
zebraniu, ma kt6rym p. Buelow
TAXA szezero5ciq magic sympatye
swoje, a raczej rzqdu berlinskiego
dla Dunczyk6w odslonii, W postaci
ostrej odpowiedzi hr. Rantzau'a
gromiqcej rad "a talk niepatryoty-
czne zamiary, echo tego grzmotu
odbiio sic glosno W caiej prasie
konserwatywno-nacyonalistycznej.
Prasa centrowa wyzyskuie spra-
we te przeciw rzadowi, wskazujac
na bijacy W oczy kontrast miedzy
nowym kursem polityki dunskiej,a
uporczywem kontynuowaniem
starego systemu antypolskiego zu-
pe}nie smsznie zarzuca rzqdowi
nielogiczno$6 / brak konsekwencyi
W traktowaniu kwestyi narodowo-
Sciowych. Wolnomyslne gazety
wreszcie pochwalaja naturalnie
zmiane frontu wobec Dunczyk6wi
staraja sic ia przedstawi6 jako try
mf wpfyw6w hberalnych W Beri-
ME. o sprawie polskiej milcza o.
czywiscie skwapliwie, poIrzyzo-
walaby ona ich rozumowania poll
tyczne. Ale co prawda to slowa So
tn zupe}nie zbyteczne, ca}y ten
zwrot W polityce dunskiej jest W
por6wnaniu z naszymi stosunkami
tax charakterystycznem dowodem,
braku wszelkich zasad W polityce
narodowoSciowej rzadu, sprzecz-
nose miedzy pOstepowaniem rzadu
tego ma wschodzie i ma p6}nocy tax
JassTawo wystepuje ma jaw, re ko-
mentarzy ME potrzeba. Interesuja-
Gym Jest W tym wzgledzie artykul
wolnomyslnej '';Frankf. Ztg." pod
tytuiem "PoIityka W dzielnicy poi
nocnej" mimo, albo moe wlasnie
ola tego, ze kwestyi polskiej wca-
le ME porusza. Czytelnikowi boz
wiem, znajacemu nasze stosunh
przy kazdym zdaniu nasuwa sic
si{e rzeezy por6wnanie systemem
pruskim panujacym mas mimo-
wolf kazdy pyta, jak podobny
zwrot W polityce dunsliej nowych
praw wyjatkOwych przeciw Pola-
kom.
correspondent Fiensburga, ,kt6-
~ artyku} ten Frand. Ztg. nade-
sIa}, INA widocznie stosunh w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17

Zbrodniczy ten napad jest smut
nym dowodem objawem panuJa-
cej obecnie we Wioszech agitacyi
wrogiej duchowiehstwu katolic-
kiemu. /:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-17

Jeaeli chcecie pozyczke na swe
properta po najnizszych stopach pro-
centowych to udajcie sic wprost do
Hattermana, 76s Milwaukee avenue.
On was obsluzy grzecznie i rzetelnie.
Rozm6wic sic mo&pa po polsku. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-09
CARNIVAL ENDS
TONIGHT

Today is the last day Of the big
carnival. It is also your last chance
TO attend the excellent shows brought
to the city by the Parker people, and
incidentally to boost home institu-
tion-the fire department.
Last nights attendance greatly ex-
ceeded that Of the previous night at
all Of the paid attractions. And the
shows could have taken in more mon
ey had there been no limit to human
endurance. Opening after opening
was made and the tents packed at
each performance, and when the ac-
tors were exhausted the shows were
forced to close.
The Parker shows have pleased the
people Of Chickasha. Not alone with
their original, clean and up-to-tae-
minute amusements, but as well by
the manner in which they conduct
their business. They have given q
clean, wholesome carnival and THEN
relations with the firemen and citi-
zens have been highly satisfactory.