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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18

Old Neptune Is In a rage almost with
out precedent. Since the first of the year
1907 shipwrecks have succeeded each other
In such rapid succession that 1t has been
almost impossible to keep track of them.
than 537 lives and money loss in excess
Of ten million dollars has been the terrible
price paid to sea navigation.
Right at the very start of the year, as
soon as January got under way, the list of
accidents began. First the Pengworm, a
British steamship of / 500 tons, foundered in
the North sea, and the crew of twenty-four
were all drowned. Immediately after this
the Prince Waldemar of the Hamburg
American line went aground off Plum
point, Kingston.
This misfortune was ascribed indirectly
to the earthquake, which removed light
house that would have warned-the captain
of danger that threatened from his close
ness to the shore. Not seeing the signal
light, he assumed that everything was all
right, and the result was the grounding.
Fortunately the loss of life was not great
in this instance. only three being sacrificed.
The property loss, however, was $4,000
Not far from where the Prince Waldemar
went ashore, within easy gunshot, lies the
wreck of the Princess Victoria Louise
which went ashore last December. In his
anguish at discovering that he had lost his
craft, the captain, H. Brunswig, locked HIM
self in his cabin and blew out his brains.
The loss of the Victoria Louise took place
three weeks before the opening of 1907. and
the superstitiously inclined might ascribe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18
The Cohorts of Judge Lynch.

Hampton staggered blindly to his feet,
looking down on the motionless body. He
was yet dazed from the sudden cessation of
struggle, dazed still more by something he
had seen in the instant that deadly knife
flashed past him. For a moment the room
appeared to swim before his eyes, and he
clutched at the overturned table for sup
port. Then. as his senses returned. he per-
ceived the figures of number of men JAM
ming the narrow doorway, and became
aware Of their loud, excited voices. Back
to his benumbed brain there came with
rush the whole scene, the desperation of
his present situation. He had been found
alone with the dead man. Those men. when
they came surging in attracted by the noise
of strife. had found him lying on Slavin, his
hand clutching the knife-hilt. He ran his
eyes over their Mortified faces. and knew
Instantly they held him the murderer.
The shock of this discovery steadied him.
He realized the meaning, the dread, terri
BILE meaning. for he knew the west Its fierce
implacable spirit of vengeance its merci-
less code OF lynch law. The vigilantes Of
the mining camps were to him an old story
more than once he had witnessed their
work. been cogniZant of their power This
was time to parley or to hesitate. He
had seen and heard in that room that which
left him eager TO live, to be free, to open a
long-closed door hiding the mystery of
years. The key. at last, had fallen almost
within reach of his fingers and he would
never consent TO be robbed of IL by the wild
rage of a mob. He grabbed the loaded re-
volver lying upon the floor, and swung
Slavin's discarded belt across his shoulder.
If 1t was to be fight. he would be found
there to the death, and God have mercy on
the man who stopped him!
stand aside, gentlemen, he commanded.
hStep back, and let me pass!"
They obeyed. He swept them with watch
full eyes. stepped past, and slammed the
door behind him. In his heart he held
them as ours, but ours could snap. and
enough OF them might dare to pull him
down. Men were already beginning TO pour
into the saloon. uncertain yet of the facts,
and shouting questions to each other. To-
tally ignoring these Hampton thrust him.
self reckiessly through the crowd. Half
way down the broad steps Buck Mason
faced him. In shirt sleeves, his head I'M
covered, an ugly 40 in his up-lifted hand.
Just an instant the eyes of the two men
met, and neither doubted the grim purpose
OF the other.
you've got ter do 1t, Bob" announced
the marshal, shortly, dead er alive"
Hampton never hesitated. I'm sorry I
met you. don't want to get anybody else
mixed up In this fuss. II you'll promise me
Q chance for my life, Buck. III throw up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18
MANY LIVES AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS LOST BY
SIIPWRECKS IN THE FIRST FOUR MONTHS OF 1907

Of the shore at point where i've miles Is
not thought too wide berth.
The DEVILS Sea-,
The fishermen Of this section stand In
such dread of the dangers of navigation
that they call the place Devils sea-" Even
before the Dakota struck, these sailors
knew that an accident was certain, and
fishing boats went out to her, and took or
many of the passengers. The Dakota struck
the reef. listed to one side, and her bow
was completely submerged. The passengers
I all got ashore and rescued what luggage
was in their staterooms. Then the ship
| was deserted. Looters finished up the work
of the rocks. and by the time rescuers went
out to go over the ship, 1t was found that
everything had been riied.
The Congo and the Nerrissa, two steam
ships, the latter German, came together In
the mouth of the Ems river. and the Congo
as we'll as the ship.
Then came the fearful blowing up of the
Jena at Toulon, an accident that much re-
February 49, 1893, when the Maine was
blown up. One hundred and twenty sailors,
officers and marines were either blown to
bits or died later from their injuries.
This wretched list brought March to a.
close, and April was ushered in. Not to be
| outdone the month of variable weather
provided its quota of disasters.
The Money Loss.
The money loss of the Dakota had been
estimated by the insurance companies as
meaning a matter of five million dollars.
| Another million was added to the list when
the Suevic Of the White Star line ran on
the rocks near the Lizard lighthouse. in
Southern England Every passenger got
ashore, but the ship was at first thought to
be another wreck similar to the Dakota. 3.
| Then genius of an engineer discovered
that by cutting the ship in two, the larger
section could be lowed ashore, and by the
addition of another section the loss could
be reduced to only q tride more than
million dollars. This was done, the work
of breaking the hull being accomplished
by the use of dynamite.
Somewhat better luck favored the Trafal-
gar, British battleship of II, 400 tons,
which went aground toward the end of
April at Devils point, spit Of land be-
tween Davenport harbor and Plymouth
She looked for a time a hopeless wreck,
but an unprecedented tide set in and on
the rise of the water tugs succeeded in
hauling the big warrior off, though it will
cost not less than hundred thousand
dollars to put her back in the shape she
was before the catastrophe.
April closed with the grounding of the
Mongolia, a steamship Of the Pacific Mail
line, in the inland sea of Japan, off the
Mayeda lighthouse in the province Of Mo-
cato. This was the third misfortune that
had overtaken this ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18

Of passengers frozen stiff in their night
clothes
City OF Berlin. which came only few days
later. This ship left Norwich, England, for
Rotterdam. Holland, and had almost made
harbor. in Hook Of Holland. during freez-
Ing gale. when she foundered.
Powerless to Aid.
Hfesaving crews. powerless to offer any
aid, unable to make Roadway In the face
Of the terrible sea. saw 200 unfortunates
drown. Prince Henry, the consort of the
Queen Of Holland. set noble example OF
bravery. but was unable to rescue any of
the ships company, though subsequently
few sailors were taken of the wreck.
Right atop of this the French cruiser
Kleber crashed Into the American steamship
Hugonia, at New Orleans. and sent her to
the bottom. Crew and passengers were
saved. but the loss Of the ship amounted to
sacrifice of q quarter Of million dellacs
The same amount was sent to the bottom
Of the Mediterranean few days later when
the Imperatrix. an Austrian steamship,
sank OF the Isle Of Crete.
To wind up the month in harmony with
what had gone before, came the loss OF the
French cruiser. Jean Bart, which sank en-
the coast Of Morocco.
BY way Of getting good start In March,
the Dakota was dispatched to Davy Jones
locker. This was one Of the Great Northern
railroads steamships to oriental ports, ana
was one of the two finest steamships carry
ing the American flag.
The wreck took place off the coast Of
Shiba province, some eighty miles from
Yokohama, at 5 o'clock on the afternoon
Of March g.. 1t was broad daylight, and
the passengers were on deck taking snap
shots of the coast without thought that a
disaster impended. There was no apparent
excuse for the wreck save that the ship had
gone In too close to a treacherous rock
bound reef. The Dakota was within mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18
perly into the freckled face. impressed by

berry into the freckled face. impressed by
the speakers grave tone.
"Why?"
Fire, my boy, fire. The winds dead right
fer 1t; tibet brush will burn like so much
tinder an with this big wall O. rock back
of us, it will be = here, all right. Some
of 'em are bound to think of 1t pretty
blame soon, an then, Bob, reckon you an
I will hev' to take to the open the
jump"
Hampton's eyes hardened. God, how he
desired to live just then, to uncover that
fleeing Murphy and wiring from him the
whole truth which had been eluding him
all these years! Surely it was not justice
that all should be lost now. The smoke
puffs rose from the encircling rifles, and the
hunted men covered still lower. the whis-
Ting of the bullets in their ears.
(To be Continued Tomorrow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18
Pennsylvania Disappearing Timber.

From the PhiladeIphia Record.
An idea of the rapidity with which the
timber is disappearing from some sections
of Pennsylvania can be obtained from the
following figures. which refer to the TIM
Der cutting on the Hicks Run tract, in
Clearfield county: Original size OF tract.
5000 acres; timber cut the first two years,
1900 acres; still standing, 5000 acres:
amount of timber cut, 100000 feet:
amount standing. 200 900 feet; daily ca
ments, Is carloads; amount of timber In
Hicks Run yard, 100000 feet; time Of
opera ton. two years; estimated time to
out standing timber, four years; number
Of men employed, 800 to 1000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04
Kronika miejScOwa.
Chciai otrue pryncypa}a.

Czternastoletni Gustav Turn
gren, zam. pm. 571o Morgan ul.,
chciai otru6 przyncypaia szkoiy
publicznej OLIVER Wendell Ho-
mes, Jamesa w. Nc cGinnis, "a to.
re przed paru dniami dostal ostra
nagane "a lenistwo.
Aresztowano go wczoraj w dro-
DE do domu swego przelozone-
go. Ma STACEY policyjnej przyznai
sic do wszystkiego.
Chiopak kupii chloroformu w
apiece, chcac MIN nauczyciela
znieczuIc i otruc. lego wuj zau-
wazyl butelke trucizny u chiopca
i spytal co z tym zamierza zrobic.
Chlopiec powiedzial, ze bedzie: psy
zabijal. Wuj jednak ME uwlerzyi
powiadomil poicye 0 tem' Odtad
chlopak znajdowal sic pod bacz-
nem okiem detektywow, ktorzy go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04
Rome nOtatki teIegratiCzne.

- We Wiedniu rozpoczeto prace o.
ko1o ustawienia pomnika cesarzowej
Elzbiety, zamordowanej W GeneWie
przez Wlocha Luccheniego. Pomnik
ma bye odsaoniety W lecie biez. roku.
- Parliament rzeplitej Chile W po-
iudniowej Ameryce postanowil, azeby'
liczba poselstw tel rzeczypospolite1
juz wraz poselstwem we Washing
TOME ME wynosiia wiecej jak cztery.
- w pobIizu Rochester, N. w. wy.
koleil sic pociag kolei West. N. Y. &
Pennsylv., przyczem dwie osoby
personalu kolejowego utraciiy zycie.
- w Columbus, Ohio, W tamtej.
SEEN sanatorium dla umyslowo-cho-
rych iona pewnego farmera pola}a
swe suknie nafta podpaliia je, wskp
tex czego wsr6d okropnych bolesci u
maria.
- Ma paroweu Oceanic" W porcie
N. Yorku wybuch} pozar W miedzypo'
kiadowym przedziale. Straz pozarna
zdolala ogieh umiejscowic / stlumic.
Szkody W towarze / W urzadzeniu O.
kretu So znaczne.
- Zdaje sic, re straIk iadowaezy
okretowych zostanie przez kompanie
ziamany. Strawberry ugodzili sic
niektoremi mniejszemi kompaniami
transportowemi, operujacemi ma wy.
brzezach amerykahskich, ale wielkie
kompanie oceaniczne odrzucaja wszel.
kie uklady.
w Stephenson Mich, 1e Ietni VIII
liam Lajczek zastrzelii rodzonego OF
ca, W obronie matki, kt6ra ojciec bill
bedac stanie nietrzezwym.
w Akron, Ohio, w budynku firmy
Goodyear Tire Co. zerwai sic elewaf
tor pelen ludzi spadi wysokosei
dwu pietr, przyczem 10 os6b zostaio
cieiko ranionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04

pierwszego i jedynego prezydenta
,,Stanow Skonfederowanych" JEFF
fersona Davisa; ma uroczystosc te
re wszystkich poludniowych Sta
now zjechali weterani wojny do
mowej. w chwili kiedy pomnik
odsionieto armaty oddaly salwe
prezydencyalna, okrzyk z tysie-
cy piersi uderzyi pod obloki. Mo-
wy wyglosili gubernator Stanu,
c. A. Swanson, Mayor miasta
Mccarthy general Evans. Pom
mix przedstawia Davis'a W ubra-
niu cywilnem zlozonym ko-
lumn, ktorych kazda przedsta-
via jelen ze sfederowanych Sta
now. U stop statuy napis bog
rozsadzi" nizej: Jefferson Davis
Prezydent Stan6w Skonfederowa
q
nych Ameryki, 1s61-1S65.
Newark NJ. q czerw.-Wczoraj
w nocy spalil sic tutaj lokal miej-
scowego stowarzyszenia gimna-
stycznego, Pozar SLIME zagrazal
sasiedniej dzielnicy miasta, a
straz polarna wraz z policya mad
ludzkie czyniia wysiiki, azeby o.
glen zlokalizowac, oraz ably rato-
wac familie, ktore W pobliskich
mieszka1y domach. Mimo energi-
cznej pomocy caly gmach sp}onal
doszczetnie, a W zgliszczach jego
pogrzebane zosta}y trzy trupy o.
sob, ktorych ME zdo1ano urato-
wac. Spaleni - to rodzina zarzad
cy gmachu, niejakiego Jozefa
Hornke, ktory wraz z mloda iona
i dzieckiem zostai prawdopodob-
ME oszoiomiony dymem, a potem
wszyscy zgineli W plomieniach.
Szkody wyrzadzone przez pozar
przekraczaja sumo 10000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04
Kr6tkle notatki miejskie.

- Department zdrowia donosi, -
wczorajsza woda do picia byia dobrs-
z werandy Ago pietra " celu sas
mob6jczym zeskoczyl 55cio lstni met
czyzpa. Staio sic to pm. 3S1 w. ma
olson ul. smier6 byla natychmiasto
wa.
- Wilbur voliva drugi szarlatsn
chce obalic testament Dowiego, ktory
mianuje Jonna Lewisa nastepce zmar.
lego. Wczoraj dla braku funduszow
zamknieto wszystkie szkoiy " sionis.
- Ia kradziez stale W skfadzie
Alex. Revella popelniana sresstows'
no Morrisa Hansen. portyera Hansen
przyznM sic, be zabral rome rzecy
wartosci $1,000.
- william Havens, chiopiec DO 20
sfuH " biurach Independent Pssldpg
Co., kt6ry pred dwoma miesiscami
zbiegl q $4,000 zostaa aresztowany v
stanie North Dakota.
- Jttro komitet budowy gmachov
pubhcznych 20 raz pierwszy obrado
wac bedne mad spraws budowy nowe-
60 ratusza.
- w cyrku Pawnee Bill prsysso
do starcia miedzy Indyanami 1 stu
tami Studenci uciekli.
Byiy kapitan policyi Martin
Hayes, zwolniony ze siuaby przez
szefa Collinsa. zostanie pewnie do
sluzby przyjety.
- Ma elewatorze W gmachu Bor-
land cieakie rany odniosl John Clan.
cy.
- Ma sercowa chorobe umari nagls
Carl Gerding, giowny zarzadca hurto-
wnego skladu likier6w.
- wczoraj rozpatrywano sprawe AL
berta Dahlsbroma oskarzonego o WY
kradzenie Marty Pedersen. SedEia
Newcomer zamierza surovo ukarad
zwolsnnika kultu wolnej miioSct.
~ sn seisyxs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04

czy pierwiastek narodowosciowy.
Austrya wprowadziia reforme
wyborcza dla uratowania siebie,
ale teraz, po wyborach, okazaio
sic, re cd rozkladu mic jej ME
zdola uchronic.
Pesti Hirlap oswiadcza, ze
wprowadzenie ma Wegrzech po-
wszechnego prawa giosowania
byloby 'dla Wegrow samobojst-
Wem.
w Wiedniu dzienniki INTEREST,"
ia sic glownie pogladami prze-
wodc6w chrzescijansko spoiecz-
nych, ktorzy w nowym parla-
mencie maja odegrac duza role.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04

szych gazet chca podwyzszyc ce'
ne niedzielnych wydah z pieciu
ma siedem centow Chlopcom,
kt6rzy roznosIi Trybune (Sun-
day Tribune) odgrazali sic, re Je-
zeli ME przestana tego pisma ro-
znosic, odbiora i'm swoje agencye.
Kazdy oskarzonych stawi
$1,000 kaucyi.
Carnegie kupi organ do ko-
scio1a sw. Bonifacego.
Slawny milioner filantrop An
drew Carnegie ma W tych dniach
ofiarowac skromna sumke PIE
niedzy ma organ do koscioia sw.
Bonifacego ma rogu ulic Cornell
Noble. Proboszcz tel parafii po-
rozumial sic z wybitnymi ME
katolikami, kt6rzy przyrzekli swa
pomoc W tel sprawie. Jeden .
mich wyjechai do New Yorku
stamtad donosi, re Carnegie m
zakupienie organu pewna sumo
zlozy. - Parafia sw. Bonifacego'
jak juz niejednokrotnie pisalismy,
ma niespelna 100 czysto niemiec-
kich rodzin. Nasi poczciwi Kaszu-
bi utrzymuja te swiatynie. Moze
ME byloby w TEN mic zlego, gdy-
by proboszcz ME wystepowai
przeciw Polakom.
Woz zabi} dziecko.
Robert Featherstone, czterolet-
nj synek wdowy Katarzyny Fea-
thenstone, zostai najechany ma
miejscu zabity przez woz ciezaro-
wy ma rogu ulic 47mej Wallace.
Chfopiec bawil sic dziecml ma
ulicy. Biedna wdowa ME ma pie
niedzy ma pogrzeb, DO to co jej
brat, kaleka zarabia, zaledwie wy
starcza ma utrzymanie pieciorga
dzieci. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic ma
koszt miasta. Woznicy ME are
sztowano.
o telefony.
Komitet z Iona rady miejskiej
zajmujacy sic sprawa telefonow
prowadzi zacieta walke z adwoka-
tami kompanii telefonicznych
wrogimi kompanii Chicago Tele-
phone CO. Interesow spoki Ma
nufacturer's Association broni
slawny ma Gala Ameryke prawnik
Levy Mayer. Ma wczorajszej Sc
syi Mayer W ostry sposob wysta-
pill przeciw radnym miejskim ma
tym komitecie. Powiedzia}, ze
chca koniecznie wykluczyc inne
przedsiebiorstwa telefoniczne
chociaz oferty So lepsze niz kom-
panii Chicago Telephone Co. Ma
yer zarzucal i'm partyjnosc i ME
sprawiedliwosc. Rozchodzi sic o
nowe kontrakty. y'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-04
PRZEGLAD
.POLITYEI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
(Nowy parliament w Austryi;
co o MIN mysla Wegrzy).
Chicago, 4 czerwca,

Zawiodly politykow austryac-
kich wszystkie obliczenia co do
rezultat6w wyborow do Rady
panstwa ma zasadzie powSzechne-
90 glosowania. Jeden tylko mo-
WV. ktory grail pierwszorzedna
role przy przychyelniu sic rzadu,
a zwlaszcza Korony do projektu
radykalnej reformy wyborczej,
przv pierwszych wyborach ME
zawiodi.
Spodziewano sic osiabienia
rozsadzajqcych mOnarchie walk
rarodowych przez rozgraniczenie
scis}e stanu posiadania Poszcze-
glnych narodowosci pozbawie-
ria dominujacych wplywow W
n2rlamencie stronnictw, repre-
lcntujqcych przedewszystkiem
t2zenia narodowe.
Gel ten - naturalnie ma bar
do kr6tka mete - zostal osiag-
niety. Oficyalna prasa wyraza
radosc ze znikniecia z widowni
parlamentarnej najskrajniejszego
edlamu wszechniemc6w- partyi
Schonerera. Ale jednoczesnie par
I've narodowe niemieckie wyszly
walki wyborczej bardzo osla-
bione. Stronnictwo chrzeScijan-
sLo spoleczne, ktore przybralo
szumna nazwe = stronnictwa
panstwa (ReichsparteD ma wyo-
brazac patryotyzm austryacki,
ME narodowo niemiecki, z wybit-
uym kierunkiem antywegiersklm.
Tryumfem tego zaiozenia, try
umfem zgoia niespodziewanym i
niepozadanym dla rzadu, Jest
sukces socyalnej demokracyi. u
zyskala ona okoio osiemdzieSiat
mandatow, W razie zawarcia
kompromisu ze stronnictwami Ii
beralnemi, znacznie wiecej. Jest
to druga rzedu co do SHY partya
w parlamencie. Liczba jej glo-
sow, wieksza niz we wszystkich
innych izbach poselskich W Eu-
ropie, zupelnie ME odpowiada
stosunkowej sile klasy robotnl-
czej stopniowi rozwoju przemy-
slu W Austryi W porownaniu z
innymi krajami. w parlamencie
niemieckim znajduje sic 43 socy'
alnych demokrat6w ma 397 pos
low, i II proc; W izbie francus-
kiej ma 854 poslow socyalistow
"zjednoczonych" "niezalez-
nych" (bardzo podejrzanych pod
wzgledem prawomyslnosci) -
II czyi I3 proc; W parlamencie
austryackim 80 posl6w socyali-
stycznyeh ma SIC czionkow sta
nOwilOby IS proc.
Watpliwa jest rzecza, czy So
cyahstom uda sic zachowac przez
czas diuzszy zdobyty forsownym
szturmem ma nieprzygotowanych
10 obrony, ME skionnych DO
kompromisow wobec niewyJas>
niOnych sil wzajemnych stronni-
ctwach "burzuazyjnych", obec-
ny stan posiadania. Okazafo SIG
jednak, ze uchwalone z wielkim
poSpiechem i zapalem przez "a
mierajacy parliament kuryalny
prawa spoleczno ekonomiczne,
Przeznaczone dla podtrzymania
sfer drobnomieszczafskich, wbrew
oczekiwaniom ME wplynely ko-
rzystnie ma usposobienie wybor-
cow. w samem lonie party socy-
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Nierna Samorzadu d|a |r|andyi.
InieSiene trzeCh znienaWidzOnyCh uStaW Rosy.
ROSYA. PRZECIWKO ROZBROJENIU.
Chmurzy sic przyjazn japonsko-
amerykanska.
Wielki Strajk marynarzy we Francyi = ReWOlucya
Chinach. Skarzy utOpienie ciafa zOny mOrzu


wet w stolicy ruchu mlodoczes-
kiego, w Pradze, zdobyli try
mandaty. Uzyskali oni najwieceJ
: mandatow czeskich. Lud cze-
ski. widocznie zniechecony do
chwiejnej polityl1i mlodoczeskieJ,
wybral skrajnych kandydatow, a.
lie to ME znaczy, by wyrzekal sic
aspiracyi narodowych; socyaliSci
czescy okazywali zawsze slime Dc
zenia narodowe, a wsrod robot
nikow czeskich ruch narodowo-
socyalistyczny do ostatnich CA
sow rozwijai sic bardzo pomysl-
ME, Jak sic wiec u{oza stosunki
narodowe w stronnictwie miedzy
narodowem, przesadzac trudno.
Ale osIabienie stronnictw ma
rodowych bynamniej ME gwa-
rantuje tego, zeby obrady parla-
mentu byly spokojniejsze i bar
dziej owocne, niz dawne, unieru-
chamiane obstrukcya czeska lub
wszechniemiecka. DIVA najpotez-
niejsze stronnictwa w przyszeJ
Radzie panstwa = antysemicl
Cchrzescijahsko spolecznD / So
cyaliSci tax sic roznia pod wzgle-
dem programu politycznego, spo-
lecznego kulturalnego, tax ma
wszystkich punktach zwalczac
sic beda, re zatamowanie piracy
prawodawczej W parlamencie jest
bardzo prawdopodobnem. Ukla-
dane kombinacye blollu stron-
nictw niemieckich bloku s}owian
skiego wobec zwyciestw socyali-
stycznych musialby sic rozwiac.
Tembardziej stanowisko silnego
Kola Polskiego moze bye wobec
antagonizmu socyalist6w i klery-
kal6w decydujacem.
Socyalisci stanowia czynnik W
wielu okregach decydujacy. Ia
rad partyi przy wyborach Sci
slejszych popierai kandydatury
liberalne niemieckie przeciw chrze
Scijansko spo}ecznym; a wrazie
walk pomiedzy liberalnymi kan
dydatami ludowcow postepow-
cow przeciw agraryuszom
wszechniemcom. w ten spos6b
stronnictwa narodowe niemieckie
przy wyborach scislejszych odzy-
skaly Geese straconych manda-
tow.
Wynik wyborow spowoduje
zmiany W gabinecie MINISTERIAL
nym, albo nawet dymisye calego
gabinetu. Bar. Beckowi ME uda-
10 sic doprowadzic do kompromi-
su przeciw socyalistom przy wy
borach scislejszych. Ministrowie
mezowie zaufania niemieckich
stronnictw liberalnych i mlodo-
czech6w, powinni ustapic. Mini
ster oswiaty Marchet podal sic
juz do dymisyi, przepadiszy przy
wyborach. Klerykali ME zycza
sobie podobno wejsc do ministe-
ryum, ktore wobec tego wbrew
zapowiedziom bedzie zapewne u
rzedniczem.
Bardzo znamienne jest wraze-
ME, jake wybory austryackie
wywarly ma Wegrzech. z Buda-
pesztu telegrafuja W tym pred
miocie do pism wiedenskich: pra-
sa wegierska omawiajac wynik
wybor6w w Austryi, stara sic
wyzyskac go do odStraszenia Cd
wprowadzenia ma Wegrzech pow
szechnego prawa giosowania.
Organ Kossutha pisze, ze po-
wszechne prawo wyborcze nisz-