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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30

ped stuff at $3.50 per hundred =.
We can't make money feeding plv.
In that way.
We watch carefully, and II auy
lice appear on tho youngsters. va
prepare a few buckets ot cattle din
in a large barrel throw In a Quar-,
or so of coal oil. make the m,x,ura
warm. and In III" early part Of a
warm. HunshinY day gif" hem a mica
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30
Feed the W"aniings Well and Din
Them IL They Need H.

IheF will ho weancd generally by
the time they are ten weeks old ana
III" feed will need To be Increased II
tttlc, They viii want corner
fenced on "hcr" they may have some
OF the best Of the peas aud sorghum
and n light feed of cnsilare This
win conpl" OF ears OF corn per day.
besides what they secure behind the
cattle, Will make them grow RICH,
along, They Will OF course. have nll
the good clean water they will use.
but our pigs viii get very little shin
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30
ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENT PRACTICAL
EVER PUBLISHED EXCLUSIVELY FOR FARMERS.

This invaluable liiuc book email In ssro
bpt large In usefu meas ls packed ehoct fall
from cover to cover with }uI the thius ~ tho
farmey nccds to know rtg hi now Carried in
the pockct-ia siFc is xAS inchss IL can
TO used In hundred dIGeront ways la All
everyday husinc& Of the far NOR aud may ray
or nscif a HUNDRED urnes In the course ot
single season. Consider \ few al the things
IL contains
simple and rapid sysism Of figuring
weigh's. mcasurcs, dimensions iuse'ess.
wagcs aud hundreds OF acaics tables e.~ for
handy and rapid calculations In all matters
and business 'hroug huus tho Farm .uch
interest Tables. 4. :. and 10 t-es cent Ton.
tenis Of ttstefna Or u CfitA, t.yaIn Hin. nay
In Nov. Wsgon .tsor cssntsata How TO sasrsg.
late salaries Table, showing isr.ee TOR l-usa nd
on Com IN ot'.!ss sold by -the los .Aee-tE aud
p'Ann Ter acsc. Leg. Hoard Ard T1tn tser
measurements. Wei hts re1 bastel os. ali
tom ia osltiss In every A,aic. Haii3ns Ma
fcrials AnS how 10 order and ,hefussngt
doscs for Fo,s IA. iicEp tn taae Of \ a. he uts
Commercial i.a-. fattn Law ard Vow gsr.
ntations for Making pepsture-i Alcohol. =.
rasacss by on s'oss In ltfs Tho ttsoa IL Also
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30
A Reliable Veterinary Hand Book

Giving tho m rtotns md Treatment, uf aEs
cases OF Hof ses. aii4e %hce aua swspe
fos Huf 90 it In cGsEdss ILpss = o4as , oslo
topgh, b!aresas, Rpssooi.c. fuund = t.gafs.
deEs. Grease. Hesv.s IL tr an ast.a.9 OF IL
fu~os. isunEs, Securing !.ymphapgstas
s1cet. Pink Eye. Ftsop mo la I'ogl u vi E!nr
worm. .heG ma Usp4, .alts. Mod Fsyey Hsse
tlrA, MoS,h aud Throas. -rAssn. sr IA
AcninEi;ls. tpltns ~psa1ns esasss.s sats
stFukr. TetAnpa, " os saaa ctr
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30


gen IRA Rse
The diseasca OF
scbes remedies great tho
number To farmer who
feature Of
Nor In this book Ia
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30

paifahl" quarters and rations fo'
'h~#o tnortgago-iitgcrH
iloacscv. wouia DO very cautious
aaou. stocking up wlth tnnvr piga
than | could provide ~eli for. as a
fans1 lousr piE Is SORRY pEoposl-
ttou a, any ituc, and especially tn
tbis ho In ;ho aEntcr
Winter .rasins for SOW, and Pigs.
Nc isao len have tho pigs come
about October tst after the f1sr# have
hn<ntno teW. a# tigsvsc pc=,A are very
annoying 30 llttlr p!sa Tho aowa.
~ cogts~. arr running on pasture
'aoIr Eraa& tat!on bring supplement.
Cd sikh = lIEht !o~tl ot urw corn aud
liberal quantities o. pcaa aud sur-
eho'u Thcf wilI be getting aoutr
bluo Evaaa right along Thea before
November The nya, rye and rape
should b" ready for thctn. ia hen thuy
@houli hare alt ~ ,hcac grazing
crops that thcy wili consume. Thia
tot only because they arc the chcap.
e@s feed. hui aiso because OF The
beneficial effects ,h~y hare on the
@oss bowels
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30
Let tho rigs In With tho Cattle.

Along ahou, December nrsr ,h,
cattle will ho on tuli tocd and wr
want tn have hole cut In the cattle
Shed large enough for the two.
'noatha'old pigs tn paAn through. but
not no largo that The nnwa can r.t
With III" cattle. Then the pigs re
turning from tho rye flclda will begin
TO IND that fairly good living
a"alta them In The waste from the
eht''" feeding and they will get 10
spending considerable part OF their
Tin" with tn" steers. enjoying their
romfortahl" bed when they ar. no,
buey gathering their feed.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30

arm bath. In aboas ten days ~aym
the mixture up agaiu aud gIse them
another hath. and IN often thereafter
~ &c~ttta necessary rs only u tcv
minutes work ,o dip thirty or forty
piss II they are fastened up In q
clnbc piar" and the barrel set In the
iulist ~ shrm
fr~rar~ Carefully for the April
l.ittrr~.
II there bc plenty OF ~. aud q
Nttlo Eraaa tho SONS .sii do VERY
veil. II III addition 10 this feed Their
F"V"if" couple ot ears Of corn per
da> aud what pea hay they wtll clean
up aud wtll cnmr through In good
bhap" for their April filters They
"ill need Ia be sprayed occasionally
"'th The louise killer. and wlli need
sood dr. beds In hog houses with
dirk floors when they come near
10 plggtng tlnr (which tim. can BE-
told to day by figuring JUS, six-
teen weeks from time when brcd)
each SOFA must be given u place BY
herself where she will be undis.urb-
I'd during ;h!a critical period. We
generally separate ours abou; n week
before their time Is up 80 they viii
hare become used To their ncw quar-
terra aud then they will not b. ncrv-
uuh. aud there Ia much less danger
OF their killing their pigs
'rt the shnats Ready before Hot
Weather.
The feed OF the bhoats must be In
creased gradually as spring APP
proach~s 30 they will be ready for
the butchers before hot weather ar
ri'e6 Ours generally go for fresh
meat when they will dreas from i.s
To 100 pounds. and are In Just good
smooth condition.
We have no use at all on our place
Tor the pole pen with polo moor and
"a little brush for cover. where the
winds of winter can sweep all around
tho poor pig We do not think that
method OF housing Is profitable from
money standpoint. ana we would
not sleep we'll % nights. II We knew
our pigs were suffering such priva-
ton. Pigs have feelings rs we'll as
we have. We have no use. on the
other hand. for expensive hog houses
ana feeding floors. believing them
entirely unnecessary for handling
hogs In the South.
A. l.. FRENCH.
Il. +, ID >. Byrdyllle. Va.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30
A COMPLETE FARM RECORD.

comprehensive
OF every department OF The
can tell Mt tho
includes Diary (Which Crupn
Wheat. Corn Peas. heat roa
Cabbage Tomatoes
orchard Hay aud Straw curranta
Chccar Fsra
Poultry Hogs" Sheep aud Calves
WOOD and Timber Labor and Wage
cry etc Receipts. Expenditures
This Is unqu"~tonahy Ianiu
IL.
over each month"; beside" having Of all the
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-11-30
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
NOTICE TO THE
 TRAVELLING PUBLIC,

MT. J. O'keiff desires to notify his patrons and friends that the Antlers Hotel will be closed on July 31, 1907, and his whole attention will be given to the Arlington Hotei, which has been entirely refurnished and up to date.
 The Arlington will be conducted on the American and European plans as formerly. European plan, rooms, 50c, 75c and with bath s1. American plan, s2 per day.
 J. OKEIFF. Pine Bluff, Ark, July 29, 1907. dA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
NEWS FORECAST FOR MONDAY.

Ne" Aork, Sept. Among the i'm portant news events scheduled for tomorrow and Monday are the fol- lowing:
 Cunard liners Lucania and Lusitan- ia, the latter the largest steamship ever built, will leave Queenstown on race across the Atlantic early Sunday morning
 Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo, a social organization of men engaged in the lumber and allied industries, opens national convention in Atlantic City tomorrow.
 Rosch-ha-schonab, the Jewish New Year day, will be observed by He brews everywhere, beginning at sum- down Sunday and extending through Monday.
 Veterans of the Civil war will gath CT in Saratoga tomorrow and Monday for the annual encampment of the G. A. R., which will last through the week.
 Lightweight championship of the world will be decided at San Francis co Monday in fight between Joe Cans, the negro holder of the title, and Jimmy Britt.
 German Catholic Central Verein will open national convention Sunday in Dubuque, Ia., extending through the week.
 Court will open Monday in Shosho- ne county, Idaho, for the trial of Steve Adams, prominent member and alleged hired assassin of the Western Federation of Miners. who is charged with the murder of a claim jumper in Northern Idaho.
 Sixteenth universal peace congress will begin it's deliberations at Munich, Bavaria, with delegates from the Un- ited States and all European nations in attendance.
 Secretary Taft will arrive in Seat tie, Wash, Monday, and will sail on Tuesday on the steamer Minnesota for the Philippines.
 National Association of Stationary Engineers will convene in annual session at Niagara Falls, N. Y., Mon- day.
 Independent tobacco dealers of the United States will meet in New York Monday to consider plans for fighting the trust.
 International Brick, Tile and Terra Gotta Workers Alliace convenes in regular session in Indianapolis Mon- day.
 National Association of Master Bak- CTS will begin it's tenth convention iu Chicago Monday, extending through week.
 Fifty seventh anniversary of the ad- mission of California into the Union will be celebrated Monday as a legal holiday in that State.
 Fourth national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans will op- en Monday at Sandusky, O., lasting three days.
 Great Council of the Improved Or der of Red Men of the United States will convene Monday at the James, town exposition.
 State fairs will be held during the week beginning Monday at Indianap- oils, Ind, Sacramento, Cal, Syracuse, N. Y., Huron, s. D., Pueblo, Co.,, and Milwaukee, Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents a box
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

ribbon about the crown, brought down over the brim in the back and forming a large cache-peigne in bows and rosettes.
 Catherine Mann-Payzant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
SPRAYED.

One bay mare, sway back, branded on left hind hip with letter H, both hind feet white from hoof to fetlock, was turned out of my yard, 701 South Mulberry street. Saturday, August IF. Finder will be rewarded $5 by return ing same to H. Howard, 701 South Mulberry street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

Sept. Just at present
 d Jamestown are utterly
 The matter of the styles
 brn by women visitors
 bwd that one usually sees
 winter months, and the
 and predominating styles
 Feling purposes, to utility
 ability. The great popula-
 lifting and changing crowd
 Ithes worn are not such as
 for a season at some regu-
 or mountain resort. If
 he visitor would make the
 er opportunities to inspect
 Bs and wonders of the little
 at Norfolk, she will be
 ovide a wardrobe that will
 y possible emergency.
 tility is the main considera-
 it's consequent comfort,
 ed not be wholly neglected.
 outfit which combines ooth
 lin great measure is difficult
 ement, for it must be plan
 at everything will harmonize
 garment, at a pinch, do ser
 some other that is out of br forgotten. The small ac-
 so necessary to comfort on lzof this kind must not be neg s it is due to them that so Ranges can be made and so Affects obtained. One should travelling dress-one will be -that will do for many affairs, th it must come different 3berthas, neckwear and belts,
 be brought to it's aid. There be a dress that with small al- IS, can be changed into dinner, concert or evening gown. For rpose nothing equals the jump Overblouse dress, which, with can produce many ef- There must be a gown which, fferent underslias, will give an gown or an afternoon dress. ton there should be costumes Ed silk and wool; and accord pne's stay, be it long or short, humber be cut down or added are a great many linens in all B shown this season, suitable Exposition visitor. The French especially soft in finish and |e. Pale blue, rose color and lens are equally in vogue with tes and creams, and in most Fey have been so well dyed that d water will have little effect lem, and they will last the sea- t and, with care, perhaps an- The heavier linens are being vely used for the guimpe prin- resses. The guimpe is usually roldery or lace, the filet lace be- g most fashionable just now. wn and dark blue nothing can 'r for a travelling suit, and, if Dmes much worn during the { and sightseeing, it need not expensive that one feels badly w it away.
 ed effects still continue to be Iaple, and instead of a plain with flowers or garlands scat over it apparently at random, reality a most studied design, s now a fine black or colored Tn the material, forming a sort IS effect with the flowers climb r 1t. In mousseline de soie and m light cool texteures this de- truly charming, but unless the : worn over colored silk ''ioh' comparatively brilliant must be selected for the sheer Als.
 owns have become quite an inn adJunct of the summer outfit. all the gowns in milady's ward , must be absolutely correct in lor' hnish and timeliness. Many beautiful materials that are lereo Tor their construction and ell to remember that the soft. g fabrics are the better mate. choose, as the effect desired ness' daintiness, something va- ma cloud-like. For this the > me wools and silks are best. e''s travelling dress that would 'ioe TOT many weeks was worn exposition by a young woman isneo to carry but three suits 'lon to a linen suit, a matinee tea gown, therefore she had
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01
tyle kolei. ably wszystkie 40,

i tyle kolei, ably wszystke 40"
zy byly predkie obfite. lego
wszystkiego ME posiadaja Stay
Zjednoczone ma swych zachod-
mich wybrzezach. One zawsze u
wazaly, re wojna moze przyJsc
do Mich z Europy, wiec tez uzbra-
ja}y swoj brzeg wchodini / flote
trzyma}y ma Atlantyku. 20 dru-
giej stronie swego ladu ME ma
ia zadnego warsztatu, w ktorym
MONA byIoby juz nawet ME ma
prawiac, ale po prostu zalatac
przedziurawiony okret; ME maja
nawet takiej zatoki, do ktorej
moglby sic schronic TAXI okret.
Meksykanski Rad zapewnia.
ME wydzierzawi Stanom zadnego
portu to sic rozumnie samo przez
sic, bo TAXI czyn bylby krcN4.-.-
nieprzyjazhym wzgledem Japo-
nil, ktora zadzierac sic Meksyk
ME ma powodu.
Niezaprzeczenie, kiedy Stany
przekopia kanai Panamski, a po-
czna opanowywac rynek Syam-
ski chinski, wowczas moze
przyjSc do ekonomicznych "a
targow miedzy niemi a Japonia
dis jednak ME ma powodu do
wojny, bo juzci "a dowod ME l.
zna uwazac postepowania Stanu
Kalifornii. Japouia moze sic Cd
wzajemnic wydaleniem re swego
panstwa obywateli Stanow Zjed-
noczonych. Sadzimy wiec, re wo-
jenne alarmy prasy nowojorskieJ
sa wywoiane tylko jakaS gie}do-
wa potrzeba, jakqs spekulacya
Ina kieszenie trwozliwych kapi-
talistow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01

skonstruowanego i ulepszonego
przyrzadu, zwanego fototelegra-
fem.
Berlin, l sierpnia. = Ciekawa
niezwykla sekta szerzy sic W "a
chodnich Niemczech, jakby epide-
mia oblakania religijnego! Roz-
poczela sic ona przed niedawnym
czasem W okolicy Kassel i rozpo-
wszechnia sic bardzo szybko po
sasiednich prowincyach niemiec-
kich. Zrodlo calego tego ruchu
sekciarskiego ma bye W jakichs
wstretnych probach wskrzeszania
umar}ych, ktore urzadzaly dwie
Szwedki nieznane nazwiska, a
ktorym przypisywano nadzwy-
czajne zalety duchowe. Zebrania
sekciarzy bardzo liczne tlumne
So istotnemi orgiami jakiegos IA
natycznego obiedu! Uczestnicy
ich skacza, rzucaja sic, czynia ru-
chy nagle, gwaitowne niespo-
dziewane, kreca sic w ko}o jedni
wrzeszcza, drudzy wzdychaJa
cicha, inni stoja Memo i nieru-
chomo w jakis jeden punk zapa-
trzeni, a wszyscy twierdza, re WI
dza jakies zjawy niebiahskie! -.
Potem nastepuje generalne, wspol
ne wymawianie grzechow, przy-
czem plota rzeczy tax straszne /
wstretne, re sam szatanby sic
wstydzil obrzydzif. Zebrania te
odbywaja sic pozna noca Scia-
gaia tlumy ciekawych. Dziwna
rzecz, re wladze w to ME wgladna
ME zabronia tel ohydy!...
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Kronika Chicagoska
UciecZka z aresZtu.

Z aresztu przy stacyi policyJ-
nej przy West Chicago ave, UNI
kneli wczoraj pozno wieczorem
dwai ~ letni miodziehcy, Piotr
Bumont, 693 w. Huron str. ! Fr.
Piotrowski, 80 Wabansia ave-,
niedawno aresztowani jako po-
sadzeni o popeinienie kradziezy.
Byli oni zamknieci w jednej cell.
w kt6rej zelazna krata umocowa-
ma do podlogi pokrywaia przewod
.wentylacyjny. Te krate 7doialil
podwazye i usunae "a pomocs
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Tangier, Marokko, l sierpnia.
- Ma miejscowoSc Casablenca,
jeden z najglowniejszych portow
Marokka, napadiy wczoraJ try
szczepy krajowc6w pod pozo-
rem, re ME So zadowolone pro-
wadzenia robot w porcie, napadli
spora grenada ma straz portowa,
wyrnordowai zo}nierzy, oraz Sic
dniu urzednikow portowych, Eu-
ropejczykow, poczem zaczeli hui
lanke rabunek po ulicach miasta.
Inni, znajdujacy sic W Casablan-
ca Europejczycy, oraz garSc zy-
dow czeScia mienia, zdolali sic
schronic ma poklad wiasnie przy-
bylego okretu niemieckiego, =
Nastepne wiesci Casablanca do
nosza, re rozruchy wszczete przez
owe try szczepy krajowcow,
trwaja wciaz jeszcze, a nawet gro
zniejsze jeszcze przybraly rozmia-
ry. z Paryza telegrafuja, re Rad
angielski polecii okretom swym,
znajdujqcym sic ma wodach airy
kanskich, udac sic do Casablanca;
okret wojenny ,,Galilec', stacyo-
nowany w Tangierze, juz tam od-
plynal.
Tangier, l sierpnia. = Ma pro-
sbe tutejszego angielskiego posia
G. A, Lowthera, polecii minister
wojny marokkahski, Mahomet
Gabtas, wstrzymac wszelkie dzia-
lania zbrojne przeciwko Rajzuli'-
emu; jak donosilismy wczoraj, p.
Lowther dostal list Cd Rajzuli'e-
go, w ktorym tenze grozi, re ka-
re zamordowac trzymanego u Sic
bic w niewoli gen. Mac Leana,
znakomitego angielskiego genera
Ia przyjaciela sultana marokkah-
shego. Obecnie wiec jest Rajzu-
Ii panem sytuacyi.
Haga, sierpnia, - Pomiedzy
delegacyami angielska a amery-
kanska ma Konferencyi Pokojo-
wei odbywa sic obecnie wymiana
zdan W kwestyi projektowanego
staiego zwoiywania Konferencyi
co pewien przeciag czasu. Stany
Zjedn. sa zdania, re powinna o.
ma bye zwolywana co piee lat,
Anglia obstaje przy siedmiu; A
meryka gotowa jest zgodzie sic
ma to z TEN zastrzezeniem, ably
przy odnoSnej uchwale zrobiona
byia klauzula, re w razie naglych,
zajsc miedzynarodowych MONA
zwofac Konferencye j czescisj. =
Wczoraj przyjetym zostal przez
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Telegramy krajowe.

Pittsburg, Pa, l sierpnia. -
Smutny byl koniec konnych wy
scigow dla radnego miejskiego,
Jana Neff, wybitnego poityka i
wlasciciela koni wyscigowych,
ktory wczoraj umari ma chorobe
sercowa ze wzruszenia, jake je-
gq.wygrana ma MIN zrobiia.
w piatym wyScigu Neff osobi-
scie brai udziai w gonitwie, Wy
grana byla bardzo bliska / roz-
chodziio sic o znaczna sumo pie
niedzy. Neff najpierw wpadi W
spazmatyczny smiech, potem
chwyci{ sic "a SERGE skonal.
Pittsburg, Pa, l sierpnia. -
Kopalniom wegla W dystrykcie
pittsburskim grozi strajk $4,000
gornikow, niezadowolonych Z "a
robku. Cd dawna juz robotnicy
ma mocy umowy miedzy zwiaz-
kiem a pracodawcami skarzyli sic
ma bezustanne przekraczanie pa
ragrafow umowy zadali napra-
wy wyrzadzonej krzywdy. Kom-
pania ciagle zwodzi i twierdzi, re
gornicy nigdy swych zazaleh i'm
dokIadnie ME przedstawili i wo-
bee tego ME wiedza, co jak ma
ia zrobic. Prezes pittsburskiego
zwiazku g6rnikow oswiadczyl
wczoraj, re zadlugo ma rektyfi-
kacye czekac ME zamierza i jesli
pracowdawcy ME uwzglednia "a.
dan w przeciagu "a godzin, straJk
gornikow zostanie dzisiaj wieczo-
rem ogioszony.
Duluth, Mimi, l sierpnia. -
Pc dwugodzinnej dyskusyi mad Ii
stem Cd pracodawc6w straJkuJa-
cy robotnicy i wyladowywacze
rudy zelaznej w tutejszych do
kach postanowili wrocic do piracy.
Strajk w Duluth, Mesaba, Supe-
rior Two Harbors nalezy uwazac
"a skonczony,
List pracodawcow byl bardzo
lagodny przychylajacy sic do
niektorych zadah robotnikow. Po
obustronnych ustepstwach strajk
zakonczono i wrocono do dawnej
piracy. Pracodawcy zwyciezyli,
choc z ich strony ustepstwa byiy
znaczne. CO do podwyzszenia "a
robku pracodawcy ma razie zad-
nych ustepstw ME zrobili, zada-
lac cd robotnikow dotrzymania u
stnej umowy, zawartej przed ro-
kiem, a obowiazujacej do 1go pa
zdziernika br. : zadna strona ME
zada sadu polubownego spor
zalatwiony bedzie przez komitety
Iona zwiazku robotnikow 4
pracodawcow.
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PRZEGLAD
POLITYEI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago I sierpnia.

SnlCaSO 1 SlcI IplId.
(Niemieckie pogrozki; nieco
stosunkach japonsko-amerykan-
skich; echa z Korei.)
w Berlinie ukazala sic broszu-
"a znanego radcy Stanu Martina
p. |. Cesar Wilhelm II krol
Edward VIZ. Martin oskarza
Edwarda VII-go, re jego dzielem
lest dzisiejsze odosobnienie Me
mice. Dyplomacya angielska, zda-
MEM Martina, Cd 7. 1903 zabiega
o stworzenie koalicyi antynie-
miecldej. Przymierze angielsko-
francushe, rewizya sojuszu an
gielsko-japonskiego, porozumie--
ME francusko-japonskie, sojusz
angielsisQ- -francusko -hiszpahski'
porozumidnie rosyjskO-japonskie
-wszystko to ogniwa jednej po-
lityd, wymierzonej Przeciwko
Niemcom. Porozumienie angiel-
sko-rosyjskie i inne kroki ME
zbedne do zupe4nej izolacyi Me
mice, zrobione beda w swoim
czasie. Czem sic objasnia TAXA po-
lityka wszystkich przaciwko
Niemcom? Martin ME krepuje
sic odpowiedziec, re obja5nia sic
ona polityka samych Niemiec,
kt6re daza do pochioniecia Austro
Wegier i panstw BalkansKlcn,
wlqcznie z Turcya, do stworze-
MIA jednego panstwa- Cd Berh-
ha do Bagdadu! Rozumie sic,
dis jeszcze Niemcy ME mysla
o przylqczeniu prowincyi mad
baltyckich Polski rOsyjskiej
dis jeszcze nie dazq one do "a
ciesuienia wezlow laczqcych je
Austryq, ME chca rozciagac
protektoratu swego mad Turcyq
europejska i azyatyczka, przy-
iaczyc Holandye Belgie do
Ewiazku niemieckiegO. Ale wszy-
stko TO - kwestya czasu jedy-
ME. Ia lat 20 so wszystko to
stanie sic faktem dONonanym,
i mkt zapewnia Martin - ME
zdolny bedzie, nawet w samych
Niemczech, przeszkodzic nieunik-
"ionemu biegowi rzeczy''. Anglia
zrozumiala to stara sic pre-
szkodzit. Coz pozostaje Mem
com. Rozuuie sic - odpowiada
Martin - Nicmcy ME beda ocze-
kiwat na wzmocnienie sic pre-
ciwnik6w. Gdy tylko uznaja one,
ke pr6by otoczenia ich wrogami
zasz}y zbyt daleko, Niemcy pow
stana ! 4aiszcza tych uczestnikow
koalicvi 2ntyniemieckiej, ktorzy
zra;9uia sic " ich sasiedZtwle
najblizszem.
Mkt ME vie pisze Martin
-kiedy przyjdzie dzieh fatalny'
ale wszyscy W Niemczech czuJa,
ze prtby otoczenia ich wrogami
cy sadza. re wojny HE bedzie,
jesli Mkt ME zaatakuje Niemcow-
Prawdziwy patryota ME potrze--
buje nawet obalac takiej oplnii
haniebnej ponizajacej. Me chce-
my pokou "a wszelka Gene; kaz-
dy Niemiec pragnie woiny, jesli
wymagaja tego interesy narodowe
Niemcy beda valleys, gdy L
tapi godzina /eKn6w stanOw-
czych". 4