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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
ShA Sraacked of Books.

"They tell nr you kissed Miss Son act, the poetess, on yesterdays auto mobile exCCt ion"
 "Yes. 1'ha, k true
 Indeed. And how did you-ah-find herr"
 Miss Sonnet has q marked literary tuste."-New Orleans Times Democrat,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
Conflicting.
aSkad fhA

Haven't told you, asked the father. always to tell the truth?"
 "Yss. you told lLe that" the young man admitted, but at another time you told mo never tc become tho slave H . habit"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12

If thing IS proper and possible t. man. deem 1t attainable by thee.-Mar. GUS Aurelius.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
Attentions Ceased,

"Is Willie still paying attention to Tillie;'
 "No."
 'Did he jilt herr"
 'No; he married her."-Illustrate, RitS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
Best Sleep of A. ,

"I see that ar eminent physician de clares that two hours of sleep before midnight are wofth more than six after that hour"
 Nonsense. Two hours of sleep after you're called in the morning are worth more than anything else e"-Philadel phla Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12

Prickly thistles have their uses with out doubt. but that doesn't tnstify you ID becoming ous.-Sparta Piaindealer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
Some of the leading Wholesale ant merit a liberal share of your patronat PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS, General FOnndprS and MachinfStS.

Brass and Iron Castings and Ma chine Repairing. Stock Of all stand ard goods and castings carried in stock al the time. Locomotives, En- zines and Boilers Repaired. Long distance telephones, day, 476; night, 33'. Pire Biuff, Arkansas. Note: We operate our machine shop both day and night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
The ucky Ones.

"O!d Founder is engaged"
 Gee. Who's the lucky woman?" "There are millions of her. Why he isn't engaged to more thn,. one:"
 "Nope: that's what l mean--all tnc others are the lucky ones. ."-Houston Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Retail Business Men, who solicit and

DILLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
 logging Locomotives, road and rail eng 'nes, boilers, saw and blaming mill machinery, iron and brass castings and machinery supplies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

we can learn from these empty Easter crosses. They prove that death for the redeemed spirit is not a tyrant He is not one who can manacle his victims and shut them up in a leaden coffin and lock them in a tomb and bolt the door of the tomb for a thousand years But death, for the redeemed spirit is a lberator, an emancipator. He is a messenger who can fly swifter than the wnids. He is one who can fly swifter than the light. One moment he is here; the next, with one fiutter of the wins, he is nestling In the bosom of the great God, where are as- sembled all of the redeemed spirits of all the ages of all times I am never so im- pressed with this thought as when I stand before the three empty crosses of the first Easter morn. And as I see these three empty crosses I always ask myself this question: "I wonder which cross held the repented thief; I wonder if it was the right hand cross or the left hand cross?" Then l say, ''I think it must be the left hand cross" Thus when l stand before it I say: Poor fellow Poor fel- lowI Perhaps he was not entirely to blame for his sins. Perhaps his father was d robber. Perhaps his mother was a thief. Perhaps he was born in camp of robbers. But, whether he was born wrong or born right. he knew that he was Il sinner. He knew that Jesus was unjustly condemned, and he cried out for mercy and Jesus said to him, "Ths day sh-.s thou be with me In paradise" There was no long probation for him. There was no purgatory for him. No sooner had his lungs ceased to breathe than at once his liberated and redeemed spirit went to heav, And no sooner Go our dead ones leave us than at once they go to God. Aye, quicker than that, Even before their tired, wornout spirits arc liberated from their prisons of clay they catch a glimpse of the joys and the raptures beyond.
 But I cannot close this sermon with out lingering just one instant under the empty cro~s of the unrepentant thief. Oh, 1t is so empt3 It seems to cry out in VIC ds of agony: ''The last chance for heaven is gone. The last chance for sal yation is forever, ever, ever gone"
 The Cursing Thief.
 again. It is not empty now. see the sunken eyes of the dying man. I see the hot sun burning into that parched, bleeding brow. I sec ,he swollen lips and the thick tongue. Then I see those swollen lips turn and that tongue begin to move, and hear the thief. the dying thief. turn and curse the Lord. Oh. my God Is he cursing thee? Oh, my Lord, wilt thou not forgive him even thou he curses thee?. Then I seem to hear my Saviour say: My love is infinite. My pardon is infinite" But Gods love has its limitations. He does not forgive those
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
PRESIDENTS SONS.
Good Records of Twcnty-One Who
 Have Grown to Manhood.

From the Ohio Magazine.
 Strictly speaking. only 21 Presidents sons, concerning whom there are available records, have grown to manhood.
 Six Presldents-Washingto Madison, Jackson, Polk, Buchanan Ca bacheloD and MeKinley-left no children.
 Two-Jefferson and Monroe-left daugh- ters only President Johnson had two sons, but both died before lie was Presi- dent, and so do not count.
 The sons of 13 Presidents-John Ad- ans, John Quincy Adams, Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, Tyler. Taylor, Fillmore, Lincoln, Grant, Hayes. Garfield Arthur and Benjamin Harrison-have lived to mans estate. The sons of Cleve- land and Roosevelt are still boys.
 Of the 21 Presidents sons who have reached manhood nine have bulked large In the public eye on their own account, and all but one or two have been solid, substantial citizens.
 The prominent nine are John Quincy Adams. President, diplomatist and repre- sentative; Charles Francis Adams, pub liclst and statesman; Robert Tyler, regis ter of the Confederate treasury; Richard Taylor, who served with distinguished gallantry on the Confederate side of the Civil war; John Van Buren. prominent in state politics and just entering na- tional politics when he died; Robert Todd Lincoln, cabinet minister. dlplomatist and president of a world-famous corporation: Frederick Dent Grant. diplomatist and general in the army; Henry A. Garfield. lawyer, banker and professor of politics in a great university and James R. Gar field. state senator and United States civil service commissioner of corporations in the department of commerce and labor. now in the cabinet.
 Besides the nine who have climbed so high, there is John Scott Harrison, who had the unique distinction of being the son of one President and the father of another He was a man of force and of great influence in his own state. though he was not a prominent figures in a na- eional sense Counting him in, and he surely made good" as the saying is. 10. or only one less than half the Presi- dents sons who have reached manhood. are entitled to be named on the roll of honor.
 Practically all of the Presidents sons who have grown to mans estate have been good citizens; their lives have been clean. wholesome and credit alike to their parentage and their country. while 10 of the 2f have won unusual distinction. It would be hard to find any other class of prominent Americans whose sons have done as well as those of the Pres idents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

who will not repent of their sins. Within few moments that dying thief's chance of salvation will be gone forever. The silent, empty cross of this Easter proves that mans last chance for salvation may be passed over and be gone for ever. My Lord and my God, can some of us be losing our last chance for heaven now, now. even now?
 Cansu thou not feel that this pulpit this very day Is the hill of Golgotha? Canst thou not see the three empty crosses standing here amid these bowers and wreathes and columns of flowers? Canst thou not touch these crosses now? I have often wondered what became of those three crosses after the crucifixion. By the old Roman law if a man was cruel fled his body was allowed to hang upon the cross. week in and week out and month in and month out. until it routed away. But this was not the Hebrew custom. And soon as the criminal was dead then his body was taken down and buried. Thus after the first Easter morn l wonder if the disciples took these crosses and cut them to pieces and kept them as sacred relics? I wonder if they thought they had any spiritual efficacy? I wonder if we had few pieces of one of those crosses now would we look upon those pieces of wood as having q saving grace in their touch. Perhaps we would. Pefn1pS lllhC IS lNe fedSOH IOu ildS InHue all parts of those crosses disappear. Per haps by the complete disappearance of those crosses God is now saying to us on this Easter day: "Children Of the twen- tieth century, knowest thou not that there are three crosses in thy midst today? They are not empty crosses either. The center cross holds Jesus. One of the outside crosses holds repenant sinner. The other outside cross holds blas- pheming thief. Thou, o child. must mount one of those crosses Thou, O child, must carry one of those crosses. Thou alone can choose which one it shall be. Which cross shall be thy friend? Thou alone must decide this question to- day. And with him they cricified two thieves. one on his right hand and tho other on his left" Oh, my friend, wilt thou not this Easter morn bravely and noblv carry the cross of the repentant thief?
 The consecrated cross I'll hear
 Till heaven shall set me free
 Ard then 20 home. my crown to wear.
 For there's a cross for me.
 (CoDyright, 1907. by Louis ISlopsch)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
An Explanation.
,n Harner's Meekly.

From Harper " eekIy
 "Effie" said Margie, who was labori- ousiy spelling words from first reader. .how can I tell which is 'd' and which Is 'b'?'
 Why" replied Fife, wisely, the 'd' has it's tummy on it's back
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29
Eastern Arms < Cycle Co.

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Cousins Island
~-~

The homelike resort of Capt. Lor-
emo Hamilton, the Ridge House. the
only boarding house on the island. is
filled by justly satisfied company.
Among the recent guest at Ava
lon were Mrs. Walter 8. Glidden Of
Somerville. Mass. Mrs. William NJ
kimmell OF Boston and Master Walk
er Jones OF Winchester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Prime enter.
tanned at Avalon during last weeks
end a dozen ladies' and gentlemen who
with their hosts were pilgrims to the
San francisco conciave Of Knights
Templars In 1904. and who have now
added another to their list OF pleasant
reunions. Mr.. Irwin o. Wright. gen
eral manager of the New England
Tel. X Tel. Co. and the other Boston
business and professional men, who
were In the party. were all I,uJ In
their praises Of the natural beauties
Of Cousins island.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Harvey. their
daughtes Gladys. and Mr.. w. r. St,bl.
who have been touring through he
White mountains and along The Maine
coast In an automobile, tardei with
their friends at Avalon cottage Tues.
day and Wednesday OF last weca.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
Special Entertainment and Barn
Dance the Past Week.


Dance the Past Week.
The past week has been a full one.
some special entertainment having
been given every evening for the en-
Joyment OF the guests. Monday the in.
formal dance took place, and was a
great success. Tuesday evening the
weekly whist party, so well managed
by Uncle John" McCrillis. There
were IL tables, and some of the high
est scores for the season made. Eleven
prizes were given for this affair.
A sailing party on Saturday in the
Tourist" about the harbor furnished
amusement for some forty guests of
the house.
Many people are planning to return
home Saturday.
The Sunday evening concerts fun-
ished by Mrs. Robert Ely and her or
chestra, are proving a great musical
treat Many people from the city
make IL point to take a trip to
Peaks regularly on Sunday evenings
TO hear the delightful music rendered
at these weekly concerts. Mrs. Ely
is violinist OF unusual ability and
she plays delightfully."-.
Among prominent people registered
- '"'o hotci 10 Il. II. I<OVeJOy, super
intendent of the Rumford Falls Div.
OF the Maine Central X. r.. accom-
panied by Mrs. Lovejoy and their
daughter.
Lancaster, n. H.. is represented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Jones and son
Irving. who arrived on Friday for
brief sojourn here.
Messrs. Horace West and Arthur
Guild OF Boston were guests at this
motel during the week. stopping over
on Thursday en- route for the Hub. In
their handsome yacht, the venetta.
They were returning from a cruise
eastward. Tie venetta was anchored
on Forest City landing and attracted
considerable attention. Several sum-
mer visitors staying at the house went
aboard OF the yacht while anchored
here.
One OF the most enjoyable entertain.
ments given here during the season
was that which took place on Thurs
day evening. the entertainers being
Messrs. Thomas Henderson and Ed
ward Quinn OF Portland. both well
known as professional artists In his
special line. Mr.. Henderson Is
scotch highlander by birth. and HIS
singing OF Scottish songs for which ne
seems especially adapted tempera-
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

client-Didn't you make a mistake
In going into law instead OF the army?
Lawyer-why?
Client-By the way you charge.
there would be little left OF the enemy.
Sacred Heart Review.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29
AUCOCTSCO HOUSE
,-e-zT CLIFF I8LAND. Me-. 49,,
+. NJ. PRESCOTT. MGnS1fer

> u noted for its
ideal location, its
cool comfortable
rooms, every one
overlooking the
waters Of CaSco Bav,
and q table abound
ing In good food.
Situated within 200
feet OF 1.-THE water. one
minutes walk from
postomce and steam
-er landing, It can be
reached by Harps-
well Steamer line
from Portland In IS
minutes.
Modern plum bling
;and open hre places.
splendid boating,
bathing and fishing.
Rates from t10.50 to
$3.50 weekly.
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Strong Combination.

Tourist-what do you DO. my good
man. beside renting canoes to tour
lists?
Ruralist-Oh. I write life insurance
and sell Chicago News.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

Nelson. the English naval hero, al
ways carried . horseshoe with him
into battle.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

sans house on th. Island commanding 6ne view Of
fe grove alongside the house where
Tor the use OF gusss Bathing bostig fshng OLA
house accommodates 400 with dancing privileges
Boxes and Shore Dinners
Two steamboat lines. Rates circulars on Application
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28

miescie generala Kuroki, dozwo-
lono publicznosci amerykahskiej
zwiedzic piekny nowy statek wo-
jenny japohski. o wtedy - po
wizycie Amerykanow zgineio
kajuty porucznika II cennych
medal orderow, ktore p. Mori
mial zlozone W gablotce, ktore
dian nader wysoka professionally
wartosc. Orderly te, mlody boha-
ter otrzymai przy wielu okazyach
w ktorych zycie narazaf; wielki
znak "Wschodzacego Siohca" do
stai wiasnych rak Mikada "a
nadzwyczajna walecznosc, Okla
zana przy zdobyciu Portu Artura
inne wysokie Orderly dostal "a u
dial odznaczenie sic w bitwle
morskiej pod Cudzima W bitwie
mad rzeka Yalu, jeden medal o.
trzymal "a niebywa}a odwage'
kiedy raz w czasie najwiekszeJ
bury ma morzu rzucii sic w wo-
de by uratowac marynarza ktory
spadl pokladu W glebiny. Spra-
wa kradziezy tych medalow i Or
der6w wywarla nadzwyczaj przy-
gnebiajace wrazenie W sferach u
rzedowych amerykahskich, ma o.
krecie bowiem "Chitoze' bawili
tylko rozmaici urzednicy tutejsi,
oraz wybitniejsze osobistosci ze
swiata nowojorskiego. z pewnos-
cia COS podobnego ME wydarzyio-
by. sic Amerykanowi W Japonii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28
TELEGRAM Y.

Berlin, 2S maja- - Depesze ma
deszle z miast Hongkong Szan-
ghai W Chinach, donosza o no
wych bardzo groznych rozru-
chach powstahczych, jake wy
buchneiy w prowincyi Chin. w
Lientschen zbuntowani zburzyli
niemiecki budynek, missyjny, a
misyonarze z bieda tylko uniesli
giowy swe z posrod roznamiet-
nionego mot}ochu. Ola ochrony
niemieckich poddanych kanonier-
ka niemiecka "Iltis" odplyneia
z oddziaiem zolnierzy do miasta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28

my wczoraj, dis nowe dane po-
dac mozemy, zaczerpniete od-
kryc policyi nowojorskiej. Przy-
puszczaja mianowicie diva mo-
tywa zbrodni, rabunek, gdyz Var
tianan mial posiadac znaczna go
towke wiele bizuteryi, jake o.
dziedziczyi po niedawno zmar-
lynn bracie swym, oraz sprawy
politycz.: duchowny miaf miano-
wicie wydac ogfosic miejsce po-
bytu jakiegos nowego pretenden-
ia do tronu norweskiego CD ba-
wiacego obecnie W Ameryce, a "a
to zwolennicy owego pretendenta
przysiegli popowi zemste, ktoreJ
tez dokonali. Policya sledzi gor-
liwie "a zbrodniarzami, areszto-
wala tez pare osob, podejrzanych.
Stwierdzono, re wlasciciel kufra,
W kt6rym znaleziono trupa Var
tianana nazywa1 sic Sarkis Ermi-
ian bawi} niedawno w Chicago,
gdzie pracowai i mieszkal W Pull
mann.
New York, 29 maja. - Poru-
cznik Mori, miody, ale bardzo
zdolny porucznik marynarki ia
pohskiej, siuzacy ma krazowniku
"Chitoze", wni6si zazalenie do sa-
dow amerykahskich W sprawie
ktora bardzo niepiekne rzuca
swiatlo ma cywilizowana Amery-
Ike. Oto w czasie, gdy okret Chi
toze" bawil w porcie nowoyor-
skim okazyi pobytu tn W tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28
co spotkalo Japoiczyka W Anne.

co spotkalo Japonczyka W Ames
ryce.
Buffalo, N. Y, 2S maja. Il
Wczoraj dopiero ogloszono wia-
domosc, re minionej soboty cu-
dem prawie unikniono W Buffalo
katastrofy straszliwei, ktorej roz-
miary ami obliczyc sic ME dadza.
Jakas potworna zbrodnicza dion
usiiowaia wykoleic nocny pociag
pospieszny kolei Erie i W tym ce-
lu uiozyia ma torze, po ktorym
pedzii szybkoscia 80 mil ma go-
dzine, wielka szyne zelazna umo-
cowana wielkiemi giazami. Gdy-
by pociag wpiadi byl ma te prze-
szkode, bylby sic musial wykoleic
i rozbic = a jechaio W MIN kilka-
set osob! Ma szczescie maszyni.
sta spostrzegf przeszkode i loko-
motywe zdoial VEGAS powstrzy-
mac. Sledztwo "a sprawca zama-
chu w toku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28
NAJDRozsZE TELEGRAMY.

Wediug najnowszej taryfy Sd
telegramy przez morze najdroz-
szymi do Venezuela; jedno $40
wo kosztuje ma najkrotszej dro-
DE 7.S0 mix. Cokolwiek tansze te
legramy So do Haiti, gdzie slo-.
wo kosztuje 7.75 NIX, do angiels
skiej Gujany kosztuje ssowo 7.2o
NIX, do holenderskiej j francu,
skiej Guiany ,.tylkko"r $50 mk,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28


tyzowanie Z rewolucyonistami.
w przejetych papierach rozmai-
tych dokumentach tych ostatnich
odnaleziono pomysi wyzyskania
Japonii przeciwko Anglii ma ko-
rzysc Indyi. Mianowicie Cd czasu
zwyciestwa JapohczykGw mad
Rosyq ozywii sic bardzo widocz-
ME ruch emancypacyjno-narodo-
wosciowy posrod niektorych kul-
turalniejszych ludlow azyatyckich,
ktore poczely mySleG o wyzwole-
niu sic pod jarzma Europejczy-
kow. TAX bylo tax w}aSnie jest
w Indyach, gdzie rewolucyonisci
zamierzali wysiac deputacye do
Japonii, w celu uzyskania jej in
terwencyi ma korzysc rewolucyi
indyjskiej.
Meksyk, Miasto, 28 maja. -
Ma granicy Gwatemali stoi 5000
gotowego do boju wojska meksy-
kanskiego, a drugich 8ooo jest W
drodze do linii granicznej. Przy-
gotowania t e rzeczypospolitej
meksykahskiej, to juz pewnos-
cia ME cwiczenia wojskowe, ale
przypuszczaja ogolnie, re jest to
zapowiedz inwasyi Gwatemali W
razie, gdyby Calvera, prezydent
tel rzeczypospolitej skazal ma
smierc 1o wiezionych pod zarzu-
tenn spikowania przeciwko ME
mu. Wsrod owych 19tu So miano-
wicie takze Meksykanie: ujeciu
sic "a mimi caiego ciala DIPLOMA
tycznego W Gwatemali, pisalis-
my onegdaj. Cafy wogole spisek
ten ma to bye kornedya urzadzo-
ma przez Calveae, by okazac jego
wielkodusznose wspaniaiomysl-
nose. Sam on mia4 udany zanach
ma siebie urzadzic, potem 1e osob
Bogu ducha winnych uwiezil ma
smierc skazal, a obecnie = jak
ostatnie telegramy donosza,
wspanialomyslnie skasowa} wy
rok smierci, azeby zaprzeczyc W
oczach zagranicy opinii, jaka o
MIN maja powszechnie, re jest
okrutnikiem despota - pozba-
wionym wszelkich zdolnoSci rza-
dzenia.
New York, 28 maja. - Zbrod-
mia zamordowania duchownego
greckiego, Kaspra Vartianana
zajmuje tn wszystkich tajemni-
czoscia swa sensacyjnymi szcze-
goiami. o samem zajsciu pisalis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-28
JAPoNIA A sTANY zJEDNocZoNE.
Ciekawe plany indyjskich rewolucyonist6w.
Meksyk gOtowy do wOjny.
zBRODNIA W NEW YoRKU. PIEKELNY IAN
JAPoNczYK oKRADzIoNY w AMERYCE

yN"J SNJ y
lozenia rzeczy, re tax, jak on rzeki
rzeczywiScie bedzie. Przez Villas
ny nielad dyplomatyczna niezre-
cznosc, republika francuska stra-
ella wielko mocarstwowe znacze-
ME O tyle, re sama Przez sic ME
wzbudza militarnego respektu l
dlatego moze bye tax traktowana
przez Niemcy. Jednakze W takleJ
ich taktyce jest blad bardzo wa
zny. Francya nietylko jest W po-
rozumieniu Anglia, lecz LACEY
ia takze bardzo scisiy sojusz
Rosya. Jezeli niewatpliwa jest
prawda, re angielska militarna
pomoc ma ladzie ME moze bye
brana w rachube, to pomoc ma
morzu bedzie znakomita. Zbom-
bardowanie Hamburga, Bremy,
Kilonii i Szczecina, moze
Gdanska, zniszczenie zaS floty
sprawl militarny finansowy e.
fekt niemniejszy cd tryumfalne-
90 pochodu ma Paryz, nadto ow
poch6d moze ME bedzie tryum-
falnym, jezeli ma pruskiej granicy
stana rosyjskie puAki. Przeciez
niepodobna zupelnie ich lekcewa-
zyc nawet po mandzurskich kle-
skach. A wiaSnie donosza z Pc
tersburga, re p. Witte wyjezdza
do Paryza i Londynu dla roko-
wan przystapienie Rosyi do
porozumienia Francyi Anglii
Japonii. Do takiego zwiazku
przygotowano juz duzo rzeczy:
nastapii uklad anglo rosyjski co
do wszystkich spraw azyatyckich
przyszedi do skutku traktat han
dlowy rosyjsko japohski; stane-
Ia znana umowa gwarancylna ia
ponsko francuska; wreszcie tax
samo Japonia jest W przymierzu
Anglia, jak Francya Rosya.
Sama tedy logika rzeczy wymaga
ably te cztery pahstwa calkowicie
staneiy w jednym szeregu W imie
wsp6lnych interesow.
Wiec tez prasa paryska swobo-
dnie rozprawia o niemieckiej me
todzie posiadania we Francyi "a
kiadniczki i z humorem VIOLA:
,,Jezeli to jest berlihskie ,,aut aut"
to niechze Niemcy odrazu VIE
dza, zeSmy juz zrobili wybor"
Lecz niekt6re pisma zwracaja u
wage swego spoieczehstwa ma to,
re antimilitarna agitacya w armii
francuskiej ,,kieruje z ukrycia "a
sobna chytra doskonale zorganizo
wana siIa, w ktorei interesie le-
zy zdemoralizowanie wojska
francuskiego."
Rzeczywiscie zdaje sic, re da-
VIVA role wedrujacego rubla od-
grywa dis niemiecka marka. Dro
zej to kosztuje Cd podrozy cesa-
RIA Wilhelma, ale tez easy So
coraz trudniejsze.