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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-16

In the local columns of the Rich
mond Times-DisUatch Of the 9th inst,
appears the following:
''The subcommittee from the coIlrcii
reform, composed of Messrs. UmlaUf,
Cary and White, have in hand the
question of regulating the sale of
liquor IN the city, and One proposition
is to raise the licease to $1,000, tc re-'
strict the number Of licenses issued,
and to, designate theebI0cks or territory
in which barrooms shall be located p"
We may be wrong-ard. if we be-.
may God set us right by 2 wiser n
better solution of this; serious problem,
but the writer and thousands of
others. who have given the best
thought they have TO this matter, be-
1ieve that high license for large towns
and cities is the best management and
control of the liquor traffic and its
use. That the Incorporate and ex-
cessiye use of liuugr" is a grave evil.
and that of all moral curses strong
drink is the worst, must be ackroM1--
edged, to begin with. To the man
whu does not admittt1is there is no use
Offering argument.
From the figures given by the Tines
Dispatch. it is evident that it is high
time for the municipal authorities OF
the fair Virginia city TO bestir tEtm--
selves in 2 reform Of the saloon ncoTi-
d1tions. There are now il Richar1ri
246, barro0ms ana IA social clubs Wi ere
liquor is served. To state TIE Ease
more forcibly, there is one saloon to
about every 400 Inhabitants, assuming
that the population Of Richmond is
100000. It be remembered dat
women and children form a large per
centage of this AGO. and 2wns do
not drink form another percentage; so
that these generous alcoholic foun-
tains are Dareeled out to q compare
lively email number of people. The
files of the Richmond PAPERS. say for
a year or two hack, will show, too,
that the city is infested by many y
dives" and is afflicted with not a few
~slums," as bad as give Points in
New York more than nalf . centar"
ago.
If i mistake not. Wilmington has
about 60 saloons. Fran what | have
lately seen Of the increase IN business
and population Of that beautiful city.
| think it may safely be credited with
so. 100 Inhabitants. at the very least.
so that 1t has a barroom TO every 500
of its people-igures to which we may
apply the pounding down given to the
above Richmond figures.
In conclusion the liquor dealers Of
this country may make uD their minds
to one thing: Unless they mend their
ways they Will see the Handwriting
on the wall" and the overthrow Of che
high license system through their own
folly Those who advocate this sys-
tenn admit that it is licensing an evil
but they believe that it is the best
way of dealing with that eya. But
they will urn their backs on the man
who renders his saloon a olive" OF
inicuity: q dispenser Of poison, a
~corruDfor of youth. q yiAf3t0r of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
Both the Boston Teams
Begin Regular Practice.
Hot Springs and Little 2oek
the Scenes Of Operations.
The Boys Al! Breaking sntc the
Game Very Nicely.

Hot Springs AK, March inc
first real practice of the Boston play
ers who are doing their SrrinS tram
ing stunts i'll the valley Of N;tr"fs'
took place Tuesday Wien IL" luad,
headed ~ big Bir' Dineen. worked
out for three solid hours this morning
1t Wilmington park.
Freeman, who has been coming mere
for the past five years, probably SHOW
rd III u better advantage th"n any 81
the other boys, although Dine"n iiar-
lis, Winter ANA Armb.U5tcr we're as
alert as kittens.
In the afternoon the squad, headed
by Freeman, went to Potash sulphur
Springs, Il distance Of 10 miles, in
search of rabbits.
Dineen got separated from the rest
Of the gang. and it was not until a
concerted hunt Of nearly two hours
that the lost player was headed off.
Speaking of the incident that even
ing, Bill claimed that he knew in what
attitude lie was sailing All the time,
but the others would not believe linn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
Terrific jolt From Shoulder
From Pres. Eliot.
Says It Is "Fie1ce" and MOI
Fit For College Use.
Basketball and Hockey Is Also
Under Disapproyal.

H9ston, March C-Prcsidcnt G. w.
Eliot Of Harvard University. in his an
nuul report, which will be presented to
Inc board Of ovcrSecCrs this week,
maintains that football despite the new
rules. remains an undesirable game
either for gentlemen to play, or multi
tulcs Of spectators to witness. Presi-
dent Eliot declares that football IS
properly described by the adjective
fierce" ana that no game III Whlch
r-cklcssne-s in causing or receiving
bodily injury, promotes efficiency, IS nj
inr college use. Basketball and hockey
are placed in the same class with foot
ban ANA President Eliot advises that
the INTERCOLLEGIATE contests in any one
snort be limited to two games, all oth-
a. genes to be between teams made
III at Harvard. He also dccrleS the "ex-
,csscs Of cheering" which character
iZc present intercollegiate contests as
"ahSolutely unnatural.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07

Harold Stanley. 1903 Of Great Bar
rir@ton, Mass, Wednesday night was
elected captain Of the Yale hockey
team for next year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
CHICK STALLS MEN
Are Sore After First Days Practice,
But Soon Timber Up.

Little Rock, Ark, March G.-"Chick"
Stahl and his men woke up Tuesday
morning feeling stiff ana sore after
their first days training.
All We're down stairs. however, be
fore o'clock, and left for the grounds
at 10 in Il wc!l-hcated special car. The
weather was quite cool, ana heavy
clouds hung over this little city lit til"
foot Of the mountains.
Manager Stahl gave orders that all
must be careful with their throwing
arms, and many Of the players worked
through the forenoon With their heavy
sweaters on, ANA logged around the
field several times before taking the
car for the trip to the hotel for lunch
cen at noon. After 4 short rest the
players returned u the park again lit
o'clock and found the conditions
much improved, TIM spn corning ont fnr
4 short time btfnr" the practice. WIN
over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
NEW YORK AMERICANS
Sre At Atlanta, With Enough Men to
Begin Practice.

Atlanta, Ga, March G.-'rhr nom
bers Of the Nov Ynr; A,n"ricun team
showed u f"r 3innrr Tuesday night
at the AraEon h"tcl ana eIurl: Griffith
ms enough men On hand to begin
regular practice. There win X no
hard work for several days, ~ the
men are very tired after their long
journey.
The men here are Griffith. prth,
Garrison, Berger, pitchers: Thomas.
MaEnlre' kleinow, catchcrs; Moriarty.
Williams, Hoffman ana Krcl,r.
Doyle l-ar"rt". Crockett ana Hogg
are expected ut once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
Boston Stock Market.
Boston. March 6.
New York Produce Mark ct.

New York. March 6.
FIO1~ R-Rccc,pts, 2o,1T2; exports rs
light.
WHEAT-Eccoints, .900o; sales. $500 900
futures. lG.ooD SPOT; SPOT firm; No. > red
s2i4 clcvat r: NJ. > I'd. H3H t o j afoaI !:
No. northern Duluth. 9li@ . j. ;.tloat !;
No. hard Writer. 81 o y anoat.
COItN-Rcccipts. 1870; exports, 262.-
Gil; sales. 26.RD futures, 500 spot; Spot
barely steady: NJ. :,1A elevator and 53N
" i atoat: No, 2 white liia ana No. ;
yellow i j arrat.
oATS-Receipts, 200; exports. 23OiJ;
spot steady; mixed, 26632 lbs, 42; nat
urhl white. ;91t33 lbs, 51m53; clipped
white, :i3F4o lbs, J2G55.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Steady; western prime a.7oa9 81:
refined steady: continent 10; S. a. 10:
crmprnud 81; ASK
TGRk-Stcaiy.
j nt-TTET,-stcady, unchanged; receipts,
EGGs-firmer; receipts. 22.2Ii. state,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, March g.
Reports of damage t1 the fan scwc
crop caused strength today in TIE local
wheat market, The MAY delivery closing
at !, ret gam u a.U54. Corn was also
up 2-nl=. oats showed 2 gain OF a. Pro
visions were 2l4 to y higher
III" leading futures closed as follows:
WIit:AT-May 1G@en14; July 1.7snE;
G50RN-May l17s; July 4G4; Sept. 4G,4
oATs-May 417.C 4; July aG7s0s7; Sept
MESS PORK-lTay 1G.2e; July 1G50
LARD-May sen; July go; Sept 9.72G.
SHORT RII}S-May 9o5: July 9.I5; Sept.
9..213.
C4-h quotations were as follows:
WiLE-lT-No. = snrirg, so1s2; ~. :, "
as: NJ. red 13lZGl1::.1.
G,!EN ! 4$5-; 81. : yclIaw A;
4"ii; ~. :; white, ili4r, -.
RIE-Nu , f5l4.
MALTING-Fair to choice G7GG7.
FI.AN SEED-No. /. Ill; No. | north
western. 1.2i.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 45o.
sHoET ribs. sIDEs-Loose, s.750
MESS PoRK-1s,a7E41 la5o.
I.ARil-g.l2;L.
SHORT CLEAR sIDEs-Boxcd,. S,S7l.T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
Cobalt Central
GOING UP
Intrinsica'Iy worth 81 per share
Now selling around soc per share

This company owns rich mines in the
heart Of the world famed Cobalt district.
It's mines are now shipping ore. The
first concentrating plant in this region is
being erected on the property. Mining
engineers estimate the net earnings Of
this plant at $27O,000 a month. Future
outlook indicates rapid rise in the value
Of this stock. This district has produced
fifteen million dollars in wonderfully
rich ore and the surface has only been
scratched. The time to buy mining
stock is before the first dividends have
been declared. Dividends in sight.
Your opportunity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
BASKET BALL.

At Providence, K. Thrown ~;
| Dartmouth II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MAh.>ET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York March G,-Wal street has
seldom. Il ever. seen such varied ana
violent fluctuations i'll prices OF securities
As those which occurred today There
have been panIcs in the stock market
when prices fc!l apparently into a bot
tonllcss abyss. There have been boom
"a to pe carrying prices illimitibly up
ward. bul the feverish upward a.tA
downward alterations which character
iZcI tuduy':i movement have had few par
:IllrIS.
III. market was two-sidod from the
start. Then followed a period Of abrupt
Itv~rsal5 and dieurderiy movements at
cross currents. The whore movement
WIS without definite news to explain it,
Int liz. VI lllm" and the aBgrcssivenesS
"f the opponents wer2 sufficient 70 stamp
them as coming from sources OF import
;tlc". A scrCrt Was precipitated that GER
tain large centralized holdings Of Read
ing had been taken over by MIR. Har-
riman, securing his control of property.
Tire heavy liquidation of yesterday in
Atcniscn was alleged to be of Union Pa
cite holdings t. provide resources for the
Reading detl. Bears in Reading Wer:
thrown into q panic. and there was a
The report WaS impossible Of vertical
ion. The bears were inundated and
were disinclned to pursu@ 1 r, a., 3ttacks
rlIr1ur came into the market in the midst
Of a drastic liquidation movement in Ca
madam Pacific which had forced that
stock down over ! points below Ecstcr-
days closing level. The reversal OF the
movement was all the more abrupt and
VIOLENT on that account.
There was also very heavy liquidation
i'll nnsylVania, -inIalgamateu Copper
and Union racine. The absorption of the
IIill stocks and of Reading, however, was
constant throughput the day. Those evil
ucnccs Of resistance in the market had
;ilrt tldy divided speculative sentiment
ana the Reading incident turned prices
d"cisI"tiy upwards. Tic last prices were
generally tie hest Of the day and an
active buying movement was in force.
Bonds r,or, Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81. $4,000 United States 3s adj
yancrl II per cent on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07
New York Cotton Market.

New York March 6.
Cotton spot closed firm II points high
cr MIdding upI;nds He; a.. gulf II. -.
Sales 40 baltS.
Galveston firm. 1lHs; Charleston firm.
1ol@; Memphis steady. 1o@4: New orleans
i.iia: los; Mobile firm, lo'2; Savannah
steady los
Net receipts for FIVE days. 122.ca2.
Exports "A Great Britain. >:,.lSG: 10
France. 1Ni; to tie continent, 80: 10
Japan. iu:.
Stock, 1,029 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07

Charles Howard. now serving a son
tchce III the Massachusetts state prison
on MS pl'a Of guilty to the charge Of
breaking into several places in and near
f"st"n, ana Who year ago, with his
partner, Edward Carr, made scn+a-
tIonal escape from Charles street Jail
i said 70 have been left an $50. 0OO-for-
tune by his grcat-aunt, Ellen W. Dew
en- Of Now York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-07

pa. ana nerrby br.~n ana mixed frsts y
extra l.rSt~. iNtaW1g.
loTAToEs-lrish easy; sweets firm;
prices unchanged.
15-l2; centrifugal IS test. ZIG: molasses
Su2a", : li-lt; refined steady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

szcze kiedyS dzisiejszej swej po-
lityki. A zreszta = zawsze prze-
ciez dotychcas twierdziliscie, re
sic ME boicie nikogo; tymczasem
ia wrzawa O Gaete swiadczy o
czemS zupelnie przeciwnem. Me
mieckie pahstwo cierpi dis ma
nerwowoSc i histerye."
w dalszym ciagu swej rozmo-
wy Luzzatti zaznaczyl jeszce, ze.
lego zdaniern, zrodIem dzisiej-
szego naprezenia W Europe jest
wyiacznie marokanska polityka
Niemiec, a ma pytanie: co sadzi
O zamiarze otoczenia Nierniec sill
na koalicya pahstw? = Luzzatti
odrzekl sucho:
,Kazde pahstwo uprawia TAXA
polityke, jaka odpowiada jego in
teresom."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

mia iamistrajkow, dla ktorych w
dokach swoich urzadzaja juz ma
wet pomieszkania, co wskazrpe,
re pojednaniu niema nawet mo-
wy. w porcie gromadza sic iowa
ry w sposob zastraszajacy i groz
ny dla handlu nowojorskiego.
Skutki zgubne strajku daja sic cd
czuwac ma kazdym kroku.
San Francisco, Cal. II maja. =
M;mo usilowania komitetu oby-
watelskiego - do ugody pomie-
dzy kompania tramwajowa, a jej
strajkujacymi fukcyonaryuszami
dotychczas ME przyszlo. Ciagle
proby utrzymania ruchu czynione
So przy pomocy lamistrajkow i
ochronie policyjnej, proby te jed
nakle dotychczas mdafy reZultaty
niepomyslne.
Edwardsville, Ind, II maja. -
Wydarzyla sic tn wczoraj ma mic
dzymiasteczkowej kolei elektry-
cznej katastrofa, ktorej ofiarami
padlo 9 osob. Woz kolei elektry-
cznej uInterurban Mckinley Lii
me-, zatrzymai sic ma skrecie, by
naprawic zlamany drag, przewo-
dzacy z drutu prad elektryczny,
kiedy z zakretu wyjechala szybko
pedzaca lokomotywa elektr. ciag-
naca pociag robotntczy z GAIA
sifa wpadia ma ow wagon rozbija-
jac go prawie ma czesci. DIE
wiee osob przewaznie pasazerow
trarnwaju zosta{o ciezko poranio-
nych.
Springfield, ILL.,, II maja. - Sc
nat Stanu Illinois przyja} projekt
regulujacy pensye poslow do legi-
slatury, kt6rzy odtad pobierac be-
da po ST 900 rocznie, oprocz t. z.
milowego dodatku ma korespon-
dencye w sumie $50. w zamian
"a to zniesiono honorarya S. "a
nadzwyczajne sesye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
a6zne notatkl teIegfalCzna.

- Prezydent Roosevelt wysiai wczo-
raj gratulacyjna depesze do krola
hiszpansldego okazyi urodzin ma
stepcy tronu.
w Ludwigshaven w Bawaryi wy
buchnely grozne rozruchy robotnicze;
okoio 5000 robotnikow ciesielskicn
zastrajkowalo, wpadli do zabudowah
swych fabryk poczynili spustoszenia
szkody bardzo znaczne.
- Ma dzleh 1890 fnaia zapowie-
dziano W Berinie wielki strajk mula-
rzy, kt6ry bedzie najwiekszym jald
hedykolwiek byi W Niemczech. Do u
nil murarskich W Berlinie pred.
miesciach nalezy okolo 100000 ludzi
- Ma Kuble W okoIicy mIast Mana
ras / Santiago grasuja bandyci, rabu-
lacy ma drogach po farmach okolicz-
nych. Przypuszczaja. re So to murzynl
byli robotnicy W plantacyach trzciny
cukrowej.
W mlejscowoscl WavaIy, Iowa,
zastrzelil sic W hotelu aktor R. Keller;
przyczyna milosG do poznanej
przed tygodniem panny Hazel Cass.
c6rM bankiera W Summer, kt6ra ME
podzielala jego uczuc.
- w. Sterling ILL.,, So Ietnia Micha.
lima Pendergast nastapi}a ma zapalke,
kt6ra zapalila jej suknie, przyczem
kobieta odniosIa popalenia TAX ciez-
kie, IL W pare minut po wypadSu zy-
Gle zakohczyla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
Kronika MiejscoWa:

Nieszczescie w fabryce zniwiarek.
w znanej fabryce Y1nternatlo-
nal Harvester Works, w ktoreJ
pracuje takze wielu Polakow,wy-
darzylo sic wczoraj ,popoludnlu
wielkie nieszczescie. w S pietro-
wynn gmachu, stojacym mniej vie
cei we srodku zabudowah fabry-
cznych, a znanym pod nazwa 10
departamentu, ma 4 pietrze zapa-
dia sic podfoga i gruzy zwaliw-
sly sic pietra nizsze, po kolei
zaiamywaiy takze pod}ogi tychze
az do suteren. Zdaje sic, re ma 4
pietrze zbyt wiele nagromadzono
ciezkiego materyalu, IT,: stosow
drzewa i niezmiernie wielu, kilka-
nascie ton wazacych, sprezyn ze-
laznych. Pod}oga zalamala sic ma
przestrzeni jakich 80 stop kwa-
dratowych. z robotnikow zatrud-
WI e. Hatterman, 76S Milwaukee
avenue poaycza pieniadze ma realnose
Firma zaloaona W roku 1853. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
kR0TNE NOTATN MIEjSkIE

- W tutejszych sadach zwlazke
wych W ostatnich dniach bardzo VIE
le wystawiono papier6w obywatelshch
pomimo ze teraz TAX utrudnione tess
stosunkoo nabywanie obywatelstwss -
Tomaczy sic to tenn, re unie robotnS
cze zmuszaja nowoprzybylych do M
bywania tadch papierow, gdy3 ins
czej ME pzyjmuja ich zglos0enia sse
ma czbonk6w.
- John M. Hubbard, 7146 EveiSe
ave-. ktory Cd lat IS piastuje urzsd g.
systenta pocztmistrza cnicagoshego
zachorowal wc0oraj nagle W swe@
biurze musiano go odwiezd " powo
zie do jego mieszhania- ztaSs rs. -
SLIME sic przeaiebt.
w mieslaeu kwletnlu przesz'e
przez poczte chicagoska nismnie5 nis
s14S41 przesyiek regestrowanych Q
medzy niemi 2Ss,s7s regestrowanych
listow.
- John M. Shea, byiy sekretarz 70
cerskiej unii Franklina, zwrocif sic
prosba do seddego Holdoma, by 60
wvpuszczono z wiezienia. Jak donos''
usmy, jest on smiertelnie chory ma
suchoty | pragnalby umrzec W kols
rodzinnem. Ale sedzia ME ma prawa
on u,askawic; moze to uczynic tylho
gubernator Deneeu.
- sedzla Kersten skazat. we"raJ
na 20 lat wiezienia karnego FranKa
Czurnolaskiego, uznanego winnym "a.
mordowania Stefana Boierskiego q.
"a czerwca 1906. ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
Rok XVIII.

,,wiezienia na czas nieograniczo'
AK". Do tego dolaczy sic Kara
btofT sedzia Kersten wyznaczy "a
ostafnie wykroczenie.. Uwzgle-
,edniajac to wszystko sedziowle
'przysiegli, W swoim werdykcie
polecili go rownoczesnie lasce ko'
misyi cd ulaskawieh.
Ze sadow dla maioletnich.
Wobec sedziego dla malolet-
Mich Macka stawali wczoraj Mar
Gin Roznik, 44I4 Honore str. l
Frank Janutis, 4544 Paulina str,
ktorych schwytano W sobote ma
goracym uczynku, kiedy kradli re
garek pewnemu pijanemu. Me
mogli oni sic wyprzec zbrodni l
sedzia postal pierwszego mich
do szkoly poprawczej Johna Wor-
thy, a drugiego do domu popraw-
czego W St. Charles. d,
Me maja czego sic chespie!-r-
w oryginalny sposob poradzo-
no sobie pewnym rabusiem. kto-
ry wczoraj probowal obrabowac
biura Great Western Smelling
and Refining Co." pm. 172-IS9
w Kinzie STR,
Onegdaj wieczorem 25letni L.
Fosbury, 1876 w. Polk str, wszedi
jakims towarzyszem do owego
biura i groiac rewolwerami obec-
nym klerkom, domagali sic pienie-
dzy. Podczas gdy dwaj klerkowio
wreczai i'm swa gotowke W SUI
mie Seq, obecna pTzy tenn steno-
grafistka, panna Clara Marcus,
wdaia sic w rozmowe Fosburym
doprowadziia do tego, ze tenze
przyrzekl, il wyrzeknie sic drogi
zbrodni, jezeli mu kto nastreczy
uczciwy zarobek. Obecny W blu
re zarzadzca Bloom ofiarowai
mu tel zatrudnienie, jezeli rzucl
revolver. Fosbury us}uchai rzu-
Gil revolver ma std. Ale w tel
chwili porwano 60, zwiazano j od-
dano w rece policyi.
Wczoraj ma stacye policyJna
przyszla iona aresztowanego z o
miesiecznem dzieckiem ma reku,
aleby "a MIN sic wstawic. ZnaJ-
duia sic oni w ostatecznej nedzy;
Fosbury jest zawodu ,robotni-
klein W metalu", ale cd dlugiego
czasu ME moze znalezc zatrudnie-
MIA i rozpaczy wszedi ma drogs
wystepku.
Oczywiscie policya ME mogfs
wypelnic prosby kobiety, by Jet
meza wypuszczono ma wolnosc Z
musi on stanac pred sedzia-
Ale czyli ci, ktorzy tax zgrao'
ME zdolali podejsc rabusia i od'
dac go W rece sprawiedliwosci
maja powod cheipienia sic 20
swego czynu, to jeszcze wielks
kwestya. .... Moze rozstrzygnis
ia sedzia. u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
UrOdziny hiSzpahskiGgo nastepcy tronu.
WyiaSnienie zatargu Meksyku z Gwatemala,
Ug0da nemieGkO amsDkaiska przyjata'
GI6d W Rosyi - 100000 ma glodnych.
nNI puMY PoLICZoNE = WYPADEK KRoLA SASKlEGo
lima W maju = Strajk TRIVIA


sza powstrzymala barona Aeren-
thala cd zbyt daleko idacego ESQ
lidaryzowania sic gablnetem
berlinskim.
Owo s-zypuszczenie opiera sic
ma fakcie nastepujacym: Hiszpa-
MIA wchodzi w przymierze zacze-
pno odporne Anglia. Oddaje w
lei rece swoje arsenaly, wybrzeza,
porty doki, latarne morskie
przyszla flote. Zobowi9zule sic
mice tych samych wrogow, co |
Anglia, tych samych przyJaclof.
Wiadomo jest, jak silnym jest ma
polityke Hiszpanii wplyw krolo-
wej-matki. Marya Krystyna ME
zapomniaia przeciez nigdy, re jest
arcyksiezniczka austryacka u
trzymuje z Wiedniem stosunN
bardzo scisle. Niewatpliwie tez
przed zawarciem sojuszu An
glia zapytywala poufnie we Vie
dniu, czy ME bedzie to krok avian
turniczy, czy MONA sic nan Cd
wazyc. I niewatpliwie we Vie
dniu o przygotowaniach do owe
90 soiuszu wiedziano pierwiej niz
w Berlinie i ME odradzano Jego
zawarcia dworowi hiszpahskiemu
To macy, re we Wiedniu ist-
nieie wstret do zbyt dalekiego an
gazowania sic w imie obrony in
teres6w pruskich. Bismark ME
chcia1 poswiecic ami jednego ka-
noniera pomorskiego do obrony
interesow ahstryacko wegierskich
ma Balkanie. Dwor wiedenski ME
da ami jednego wystrzalu w obro-
ME pretensyi morskich Wilhelma
H., mimo wizyty barona Aeren-
thala w Berlinie.
Ze znowu i Wlochom ciazy /
doskwiera trojprzymierze, ME cd
dis juz wiadomo; mimo to wiel-
ce znajomy jest CLOS opinii, jaki
przedstawia Interview korespon-
denta ,,Berliner Tageblattu" z b.
ministrem Luzzatti'm.
Ma pytanie correspondents: jak
on zapatruje sic ma ostre giosy
prasy niemieckiej W sprawie zIa-
zdu w Gaecie? - Luzzatti odpo-
wiedzial: ME NOW mi pan o
tenn, gdyz te glosy opinii niemle-
ckiej bardzo mnie oburzyiy roz-
goryczyiy. Nigdy ME spodziewa-
liSmy sic takiego wystapienla z
tel strony wzgledem mas. Co So
bic wog6le o mas mysla W Mem
czech? Czy Wiochy, pahstwo ME
zalezne i woine, moze pozwolic
ma to, ably inne mocarstwo Przy-
pisywalo mu, z kim ma zawlerac
blizsze stosunki, kogo przyjmo-
wac jako goscia? Czy ME wolno
nam powitac krola Anglii u Sic
bic jedynie dlatego, ze to sic ME
podoba Niemcom? Zaprawde, do
syc nam juz tego brania mas pod
kuratele, ktora stale sic wprost
ME do zniesienia. Chcemy podej-
mowac u siebie tych, ktorych u
wazamy "a naszych przyjacid i
ME pozwolimy sobie co do tego
zadnych robic przepisow. Co zre-
szta przyjazh nasza dla Anglii OBJ
chodzi prase niemiecka i austry-
acka?"
Ma uwage correspondents, re
ME Gala prasa niemiecka uderzy-
la ma Wiochy powodu zjazdu W
Gaecie = Luzzatti zawolaI w to-
ME podraznionym:
"A "Koeln. Ztg." IN. Fr. Pre-
sse", inne dzienniki polurzedo-
we? Wierz mi pan, ia kampania
do giebi dotkneia nasza DUNG
narodowa. Niemcy pozaiuja je-