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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
CHINESE SUICIDE BURIED B'
 HOP wo TONG.
From Thursdays Daily)

With due Oriental solemDity, attend cd by the usual beating of drums and symbals. the remains of Ycc Yup. the Chinese suicide, were laid to rest in the Citizens cemetery. yesterday af ,crnoon, at o'clock, to await the time when inc flcshlcss bones will be raised and transported to the Flowery King dom for re.intcrmcnt, to minglc with the dust of his fathers
 Under the auspices of the Hop Wa Tong, the funeral procession started from the Runncr undertaking parlors al 2:JO clock, and as ii slowly wcnd. cd it's way tu the cemetery an Ori' cntal friend of the deceased. seated on the hcarsc. scattered small pieces of paper to the four winds, to keep The evil spirits from getting possession of the spirit of the deceased, in obscrv- ancc of an ancient custom of his race. whose traditions ante.date the time when Noah escaped the ravagcs ot the dcluge.
 Following in the wake of the funeral coricge. came an express wagon, load ed with roast pig and Chinese deli cacics. and the bed of the deceased which was burned in the vicinity of the grave. to smoke the evil one and his imps from the habtation of the dead
 When the usual Tong ceremonies were concluded the roast pig and q number of delcctable dclicacies wer, deposited on the grave, after the roast pig had been covered with purple colorcd gravy and decoction of black tea, in which the leaves were almost as predominant as the liquid.
 In dcpositing the roast pig and othel food on the grave, the usual custom wal departed from somewhat by covering Il with earth This is said to have beer done as prccaution against i's being stolen. which. it is claimed has beer done in some instances, in large cities the spirit of the deceased thus being compelled 10 travel on its way '' heaven without food or drink.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
WILL INSTALL HOSTING PLANT
(Frsn Wsdsssday's Daily.)

Charles F.. Mckinley, of the McKin. Icy Mining and Development company, who returned here Monday from Los Angeles, is busily engaged making preparations for the commencement of work on the company's properties in the Copper Basin district, at an early date.
 The eompany's holdings, known as the Peacock group, are located in the Copper Basin district, about three miles southwest of Iron Springs. On one of the claims n hoisting plant win be in. stalled at once and a shaft sunk to n good depth, from which the vein will be opened by series of drifts and cross cuts. During his absence MT. Mckinley succeeded in getting wealthy capitalists interested in the concern, and the company has ample finances now in it's treasury to execute the plan of development work agreed upon.
 The group, which consists of five claims, is situated on the southern slope of the Copper Basin divide, in one of the best watersd and timbcred sec. tions of the range.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
UNwRITTEN LAW IS DEFENSE OF
 LUNATIC.
tfrom Wednesdays Daily. ]

After admitting, in his examination before the probate court and two phy. sicians, yesterday afternoon, at ? o'clock that he fired two shots at Frank Jennings, Sunday evening, with the intention of killing him, stating that he had reasons of his own for do. ing so, which he would not explain. and declaring that hc was willing to take his chances before any court or Jury on the unwritten law" for his rash net, Alexander Campbell McLane was adjudged insane, and an order is. sued 10 the sheriff tO deliver him to the authorities of the Territorial in. sane asylum at Phoenix.
 In answer to questions he stated that hc was native of Ontario, Canada, and aged about 90 years. He is n miner by occupation and has been q resident of this Territory for the pas, four years. Previous to his arrival in the Territory he worked in many of the large mining camps of the west, and admitted on ross-examination that he was inside the walls of m asylum in Idaho once, but not as n prisoner.
 When questioned as 10 his reasons for killing the saddle horse when he shot at Jennings, he answered that it was m accident, that he shot at Jen. nings in self-defcnse, under the "un. written law" adding that Jenning, had made attempts upon his life, but refusing to give any time or place.
 Questioned as to his utilization with secret societies he admitted that he knew an Odd Fellow when he met one but denied being member of any church or affiliated with any secret so- ciety.
 Evidence introduced proved that he was periodically addicted to overin duigonce in intoxicating liquors but residents of McCabe testified that he had not been drunk for the past month He was employed in the McCabe mino np to short time ago, when his pc. culinr actions alarmed the men working close 10 him to such an extent that they believed him insane. He will be taken to tho insane asylum today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
THE COPPER QUEEN sMELTEE
 INCREASES OUTPUT.

The output of the Copper Queen shelter, at Douglas, for last month, was larger than that of any previou. month, amounting to about 9,500,0o pounds, being nearly million pounds more than for the month of December Nine furnaces are now in commission at the Queen. The tenth furnace is nearing completion. This will be thc same size as those previously built As soon as No. 10 has been finished arrangements will be taken up for the construction of another furnace, whiel has been planned. This will be tho largest furnace ever erected in Ali zona, having capacity of three time' that of those now in use.
 The fuel situation at the Queen i' reported 10 be now in an easy stat compared with the conditions a mont ago. The oil tanks are we'll file with surplus oil. But little coal i now used, except that required for th' steam shovels. Tho coke supply i' sufficient for present needs, and large surplus is on hand.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
IMPROVEMENTS FOR BLUE CAL
 ICO GROUP.
(From Wednesdays Daily

Lon D. Hall, superintendent of the Pittsburg Mayer Copper company, left yesterday for his company's camp in the Agua Fria district, 10 commence operations preliminary to the develop. mcnt of inc Blue Calico group of mines recently taken over under bond by his company.
 A wagon road will be built to the camp, connecting it with the Mayer road, new bunk house and kitchen and dining room for the accommodat [ ion of large force of men will be built and hoisting plant, recently pur. chased by the concern will be installed as soon as delivered on the ground
 The plan of development contem. plates the sinking of a compartment shaft to good depth anu the opening of the immense vein which follows a porphyry and schist contact through tho locations, in n northerly and south. erly direction, by n series of drifts and cross cuts.
 Tho group is situated in depression between North Copper mountain and south Copper mountain, about three miles east of Mayer, in the vicinity of The BinghamPton. Copper Czar, Copper Mountain, and other well known prop. critics, which arc developing well un. der the system of deep mining inaugur. 'ted in the district during the past year. Ample water for all puvp ,sss : covered by the locations of the group.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
SUPERVISORS LET NEW COUNTY
 CONTRACTS.
m WnInc.dnyls naiINN

Al 'a, end of busy dav$ session, yesterday, u which number of i'm portaut contracts were l,' and other hus,uc-- transacted. tbr board of sup. ervisor' rJourncl w'3 'U. uoN' reg. tlar meeting u Nuh
 A visit WI, mad. to tAr county farm in tho forenoon. which wa. found in good shape. lnI thr inmates ot ihe hospital v,Il rloa,cd with the treat mont received from Superintendent w. &. Park,r
 The afternoon 's session opened with the consideration of 'hc bids submit. ted yesterday. and 'hi. was followed by th, board awarding tho several con tracts. The Journal Miner Publishing company was awarded the contract for county printing at tlioo, and k. F.. Butler was successful in securing the stationery contract at various figures for different material and books to be furnished
 The feeding of tho county prisoners for thc coming year will bc taken care of hy Henry Brinkneycr at the rate of l3 cents per meal, and the indigent dead will be given decent burial by tho undertaking firm of II. M. Maus S Co., at The rate of s2.2j each.
 O. \. IIcsla was awarded the care of inc couuty's clocks for one year. his being thc only bid submitted. at si5 a quarter. and Dr. K. \. Looney was appointed county physician with a sal. ary of sij per month. Two bids for the oficc of superintendent of the county hospital and poor farm and the care of the countv's indigents were before The board W. \. Parker was appointed superintendent and given tho contract for the care of the sick and decripi at Inc rate of G2i. cents q day each.
 Road ovcrsccrs were appointed as follows: James Wagner, road district 9s; William DeArmond. district 5 John Shcarin. district >; Jcn Davis districts r. and 3s; George W. IIlncc district q; D. F. Dumas. district 3i \. W. Whitaker. district |. and Johi Lay, district =.
 Chairman B. II. smith reported ih' approval of the following appoist ments of deputy sberiff-; Yves Owens Jerome; Wiley Woodruff. Poland; ]. C Tovrea, Congress, and R. W. Mcadcor Prescott.
 Warrants were ordered drawn in pay mcnt of number of bills against ,h, county, and the matter of the appoint ment of second justice of the peac for Prescott precinct, was passed ovc until the March meeting. Two pcti tions for the place are on file, on asking the appointment of ]. M. W Moore and inc other for r. ]. Keo hanc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13

ceiving less than that schedule at pr,, ent will be raised accordingly, whiA those receiving more than the schedui calls for will not be affected.
 The schedule is as follows: A; q yeats. si2 month; 70 years, $lj; l, years or over, s20. These pensios shall commence from date of filing ,, plication with inc Pension Bureau ar terms apply to any person who hs served ninety days or more in Ca Civil War or in the war with Mexico
 Service pension acts have bee passed for the benefit of the soldiers d the war of 1872. thc Mexican War Al, Indian wars.
 It is estimated that the new pcn.a act will cost the government abog Sl5,00O, ,O0O more than it is now payir for pensions. There are now sbo, 67I,0OO survivors of the Civil War q whom 100000 are not receiving pn sions.
 The average age of veterans in IA National Soldiers Home at Dayto, Ohio, where thccrc are 5,li7 old Sd dicrs. is about G6 years, from whi, it would appear that there are few SUI vivors of the Civil War who wovl not come under the terms of the ac, least within two pr three years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
ALL OLD SOLDIERS WILL RE
 cEIvE PENSIONS.
(f'rom Thursdays Daily.)


 The news that every old soldier who wore the blue during the Uivil War or who participated in the war with Mex. leo will receive pension brought joy to the hearts of some l5O veterans of these wars who reside in Yavapai coun, ty.
 As stated in The Journal. Miner 's press dispatches of Feb. {, the House passed the Service Pension bill, which was passed by the Senate Jan. l2. All that is necessary now for the old veterans to secure . pension Is to co. tablish age and produce an honorable discharge. The bill carries . sehsdule of the pensions to be paid. Those 70.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
MAKE MEXICAN MONEY.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 6.-FoT the first time in the history of the local United States mint, Mexican money i' being coined here, >l,ooO,OOO in Mex ican eo-csnt pieces being in process Il is said that by March 30, an of the S.ooo.ooo silver pieces will be ready fOl shipnsnt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13

The Journal ual'Miser-nypscrites dc test 1t, rogues fear 1t, and thieves steal 1t ts gst tAs sSwv.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
POLLARD RANDALL NUPTIALS
 CELEBRATED.
lFrom Wcdnesdnyis Dnily.r

Ncsterdly evening, at o'clock, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, in West Prescott, was the scene of a quiet wcddiug when James Pollard and Mis- Dora r.. Randall were united iu 'hc bond. of matrimony. The paf.ors were decorated beautifully for tbc oc. caHou. Rev. L. W. Whcatcy pastor of thc Marina street Methodist church. otlciatcd. After The ceremony short reception was held. and wedding sup per served.
 The happy couple left last night ol the southbound train on n honeymoon tour. embracing the principal points 't interest in southern Arizona
 The groom IS an electrical engineer. and fills a responsible position with th" Arizona Smclting company, at Hum boldt. and the bride IS the accomplish ed sister of Mrs. Forrest, well and fay. orably known to large circle of friends here On their return they will make their future home at Humboldt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
Miller Goodman Wedding.

Charles C. Miller and Mrs Mary Jane Goodman were married e, the home of the bride in Willow Creek. Monday, at high noon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Fred T. Ben. nett, pastor of the Episcopal church of this city, in the presence of mum. Der of the intimate friends of the con. trac,ing parties.
 The bride and groom are both well known residents of this county. having resided here for q number of years. Mr. Miller has been engaged in farm. ing on Banning creek. south of this city. and Mrs. Miller is the owner of beautiful place on Willow creek where the happy couple will make their future home
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-02

ty rozpedzili opornych, broh i'm
odebrali miasta wyparli; W
starciu padio przeszio 100 ludzi,
zabitych rannych. Wobec oba-
wy dalszych zaburzeh, markiz Ito
daf konsulatom zagranicznym o.
raz dworowi straze wojskowe.
Wieden, Q sierpnia. - Spotka-
ME ces. Franciszka Jozefa z kro-
lem Edwardem w Ischlu, ktore
ma sic odbyc w dniu 15go bm.,
bedzie istotnie miafo wielka do
nioslosc polityczna; beda ma MEM
rome kwestye miedzynarodowe
poruszone omawiane, ces. au-
stryacki ma bye posrednikiem W
sprawie zblizenia sic ces. Wilhel-
ma do krola Edwarda, ktory pra-
gnie podobno wejsc W scisiy zwia-
EEK przyjazni trojprzymierzem,
poczem mialby nastapic uklad
pokojowy obu grup sprzymierzo-
nych Anglia i Francya ma cze-
lie jedfej strony, a drugiej z
Anglia Niemcami. Ukiad TAXI
bylby niewzruszona gwarancya
pokoju W Europe.
Poznafi, 2 sierpnia. - Szala}a
tn straszliwa burza, w czasie kto-
rel 6 osob zostaio zabitych ude-
rzeniami pioruna. Donosza o.
kolicy o wielu szkodach cd gro
NOW ulewy,
Paryz, 2 sierpnia. = Ma swiezo
sporzadzonej liscie osob propono-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-02

najbardziej stanowczego wysta-
pienia w tel sprawie, sultanowi -
kt6ry przez palce patrzy ma wich-
rzenie przeciwko Europejczykom
takie jego krwawe rezultaty ma
ley dac pamietna nauczke!...
Seoul, Korea, 2 sierpnia. - Jak
donosiliSmy, we wczorajszychs te-
legramach Rad japohski ma Korei
rozwiaza1 armie koreahsk9, skut-
kiem tego przysz}o W Soelu do
WALK z .Japohczykami, w ktorych
pablo okoio 12O osob obu stron.
Przyczyna wybuchu tego byia
nastepujaca: kiedy wczoraj rano
minister wojny odczytal oficerom
koreahskim rozporzadzenie roz-
wiazujace ich armie, zapanowafo
wielkie przygnebienle, a major
Pak-Snag Chuan, dowodca jedne-
60 z puikow udai sic do koszar
tam popeinii samobojstwo. Ten
czyn byl haslem dla wiekszoScl:
tylko 5000 zolnierzy zlozylo bron
dobrowolnie, poczem i'm wypia-
como zo1d caloroczny wysfano
ich do miejsc zamieszkania; re-
szta zolnierzy da}a sic rozbrolc
dopiero pod groza gotowych do
strzafu armat, a Geese wyszia z
koszar i wzywajac ludnost do
walki, oswiadczyla, re sic ME
podda broni ME zsezy, I tymi
Japohczycy stoczyli zwyciska
walke i sami male ponoszac stra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-02
Telegramy zagraniczne

LODI, 2 sierpnia. ~ Miasto
nasze jest znowu widownia krwi
rozlewu wielkich strajkierskich
rozruchow, ktore juz wielka Ii
czbe ofiar zycia pozbawify. Przy-
czyna zaburzeh jest znowu pro-
wokacyjne postepowanie policyi,
ktora zdawna juz "a eel swych
zabiegow wzie}a zniszczenie
zwiazkow robotniczych. Pred
siewzieto rnianowicie bardzo
wielka liczbe aresztowah posr6d
przywodc6w robotniczych urze-
dnikow ich zwiazkow, co wresz-
Gle doprowadzi}o do wybuchu
warstw pracujacych W celach
samoobrony. Socyalisci Polacy
porozumiei sic ze socyalno de-
mokratami i razem zarzadzili
strajk generalny, ktory cd razu
wstrzyma1 cd piracy 80 tysiace
robotnikow. Postanowiono zasta-
nowie konpletnie caiy ruch ham
dlowo- przemys}owy w miescie:
do strajku przyiaczy1a sic s}uzba
tramwajowa tax, re tramwaje ME
kursuja, wieczorem ciemnosc "a
lega miasto, wszystkie sk}ady i
sklepy pozamykane, kto zas ku-
pcow wzbraniai sic wykonac ma
kaz zamkniecia sk4adu, tego po-
prostu oddziaI bojowniczy robo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-02
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNAROOONEJ'
ChjcagOS 2gO sierpnia.

OHtCUJOc So oASA EAA"'
(AuSirya i W}ochy - a polltyka
BaRaGSLq ; oSlabienie przymierza
Rosyi Z Francyq 1 szukanie nOpoych
aliqut6w; nastr6j u Kr0lestwie,
ma Lit,rje 1 u Galicy.)
- Wedhg relacyi pism wieden-
skich, ziazd bar. Aerenthala z wfo-
skim minisuem spraw zagranicz-
nvch Tittonim W Desio, mia1 cha
rakter nadzwyczaj serdeczny. Ma
czcsc ministra austryackiego grala
muzvka wIoska hymn austryacki
us}yszano nawet niezwykly we
WIoszech okrzvk :,,Eviva Au-
stria," Czy mdnosG poczciwej wio-
ski Desio zdala sobie sprawe z pO-
Iitycznego maczenia tego okrzyku,
Jest dosyt wQtpliwem, ale dla pra-
sy tuteiszej sam fakt wystarczy,
aby juz pisa6 artyku1y ma temat
zblizenia sic obu mocarstw, trwa}o-
Sci ! popularnosci tr6jprzymierza
we Wioszech. So to wnioski stanO-
wczo "a daleko idace. Byloby juz
wiele gdyby sic okaza}o, ze stosun-
XII miedzv Wlochami a mOnarchia
ausuo-wegierska sic poprawily,
gdvz w ostamich latach wszystko
raczci wskazvwalo ma zaostrzenie
sic tvch stosunk6w, anizeli ma ser
dcczn2 przyjazh. DyslOkacya
woj-k Galicyi na poludnie mo-
narchii, zbrojenia Wfoch uforty-
kowanie granic, ME swiadcza o
zbvt wielkiem. wzaiemnem zaufa-
niu obu mocarstw. PrzyczynQ tego
stanu Jest polityka baikaGska.
Dzienniki wloskie, zblizone do
rzQdu, maja zupema slusznosd, je-
sli stwierdzaiq, re ,,dyletancki,
wrogi dla Austryi irredentyzm",
nalezy juz do przeszlo5ci re dis
we Wioszech mkt juz o MIN ME
m5wi. Austrya ME marry pono-
wuem zdobyciu Lombardyi, a W1o-
chy, aczkolwiek ME straci}y ape
ty,u ma Tryest ! Trydent, ale ar
mia ich zar6wno jak marynarka,
ME So dose slime, ably bez sprzy-
mierzenc6w mogiy ryzykowaG woj-
ne. - a sprzymierzenc6w pre-
civ Austryi, WIochy teraz nigdzie
ME mazda. ,,Irredentyzm" by4
wiec moe bardzo szkodliwym, re
wzgIedu ma oddziaiywania jego ma
Wloch6w, mieszkajacych pod ber-
lem austryackiem, ale niebezpiecz-
na irredenta dla Austryi nigdy ME
byla. o wiele niebezpieczniejsza
bvlaby ekspanzywna polityka
Wloch ma BaIkanach. Tutaj scie-
raja sic interesa obu panstw, i je-
zeliby przyjs6 mialo kiedy do kon-
fliktu lub starcia miedzy Austrya
Wlochami, to przyczyna jego ME
bedzie Tryest lub Trydent lecz
Albania lub Saloniki.
Polityka kolonialna przynios1a
panstwu wloskiemu upokarzajace
Heski i olbrzymie straty, chcac
vice swoje granice rozszerzye, o.
gladaja sic W}ochy ma Ba}kany, i
tam, dzieh niezrecznosci DIPLOMA
cyl austryackiei, zdobyiy sobie juz
wcale silna pozycye mOralna. W
Austryi dosy6 p6zno to spostrzezo-
no. NieufnoS6, jaka st4d pOwstala,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-02

wanych do odznaczenia krzyzem
legii honorowei niema znowu Sa-
ry Bernhard, znanej artystki dra-
matycznej, ktora Cd dawna ma
wszelki sposob o to odznaczenie
zabiega.
Paryz, 2 sierpnia. Donosza tu-
tai, re gubernator francuski w
Annamie (Indye zagangesowey
osadzif zamknaf kr6la tegoz ha-
ju, Than-Thaja, w jego paiacu, .
ustanowii regencye, zlozona z ra-
dy ministrow ministrem spra.
wiedliwosci, jako prezydentem.
Krol Annamu zdradzai juz cd da-
VIVA gwafowne objawy obiaka-
MIA, ktore wkoncu staiy sic nie-
bezpieczne dla kraju i ludnosci,
WoDec tego postanoWlono w poro-
zumieniu z rzadem francuskim o.
blakanego wiadce zamknac W pa
iacu, a ustanowic Rad nowy. a1
Hong Kong, Chiny, 2 sierpnia.
- Zawaliia sic tu znaczna Geese
hotelu Hong Kong jednego 3
najlepszych w tenn miescie, dobrzs
znanego wszystkim W tych stro-
mach podrozujacym. w gruzach
podobno zgineia znaczna liczba
gosci siuzby. Blizsze szczegoiy,
dotyczace liczby ofiar ! powodow
katastrofy So ma razie nieznane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-02

wywofafa roZmalte ZarZ2dzenla
wojskowe pismo wloskie, wycho-
dzqce W Rzymie ,,Pensiero Militia
re" bardzo trafnie w nastepuja-
cych charakteryzuje slowach:
,,Przywiazuia do takich zjaz-
dow jak W Desio, pewne znaczenie,
poniewaz uwazajq je "a objaw Ego
dy obu rzad6w W kwestyi balkan
skiei, majacej pierwszorzedna wa
ge. Byioby moze sluszniej zjazdy
tie przyja6 "a dow6d dObrych checi
dojscia do porozumienia, bo gdyby
istotnie zgoda istniaia, to te czeste
zjazdy bylyby zbytecznymi."
W rzeczy samej niema tez Ego
dy, miedzy Austryq, Wlochami
ma punkcie polityki balkanskiej,
badz to ze wzgledu ma sprzecznosc
obustronnych interes6w badz tez
dlatego, ze Austrya ME chce po-
rzuci6 konserwatywnej politykl,
maiacei,na celu utrzymanie ,,sta-
tus quo, jak gdyby stan ten byf
ideafem, podczas gdy Wlochy daza
do polityki agresywnej, a nawet
zaborczej, ME zadawalniajacej sic
t. wv. ,,reformami' W Macedonia,
kt6re tylko kompromituja Europe
wobec ludlow ba1kanskich. W4o-
chy chca przyspieszyc podzia1 Tur-
cyl, ME czekajac ma niechybny jej
rozklad. W}ochy sic niecierpliwiq,
bo potrzebuja ziemi dla swej lud-
nosci i rozszerzenia potegi dla "a
spokojenia ambicyi narodowej. An
strya stoi temu w znacznej czescl
ma przeszkodzie, vice ME mogac
swoich plan6w wbrew Austryi prze
prowadzic, staraja sic "a ola swo-
ich cel6w pozyskac, tutaj szukac
nalezy zr6dla czulosci wfoskiej
dla Austryi.
Pod1ug pism wloskich, przed-
miotem narad obu ministr6w W
Desio byfy nastepujace kwestye,
przedlozone przez Tittoniego :Roz-
szerzenie organizacyi policyjnej,
zaprowadzonej W Macedonii takze
ma inne wilajety tureckie. Uregu-
lowanie policyi morskiej ma wy
brzezach Dalmacyi / Albanii. Kwe-
stya serbska / umowy ma wypadek
rozruch6w W Macedonia. Te 4
punkty ME wyczerpuja zapewnie
calego programu konferencyi W
Desio, ale jasno okresla kierunek
tendencye diplomacy w}oskiej.
Dyplomacya austryacka stoi tutaj
pred bardzo wanna i trudna dla
przysz}osci monarchii kwestya.
Ziazd W Desio ma z tego punktu
widzenia istotnie wielkie znacze-
ME, bo moze zainaugurowae nowy
kurs ma Baikanach, gdzie stosunki
sic z kazdym rokiem zaostzaja i
wprost Emusic moga mocarstwa
europejskie do interwencyi woj-
skowej. W}ochy juz niecierpli-
woscia czekaja ma te chwile.
- Dawniejsza podstawa poll
tyki rosyjskiej dwuprzymierza z
Francya tract ma znaczeniu. Repu-
blikaGska Francya, kt6ra znaIaz-
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