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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-11
nembered by Ardmore society.

The event of the week around
which the interest of society reyolves
is the Elks dance to be given Valen-
tines night in honor of a number
of visiting girls among them Mrs.
Guillot guests Misses Murnane, Eu-
genie Potter and Cleve Titsgerald,
of Dallas This affair will be one
of the Importance. Lowenste!n's full
orchestra will furnish the dance mu-
sic.
The dance to be gwen this evening
by the Twentieth Century Gliders
will be one of the gay doings of the
week, there will be several honorees
among the visiting guests, besides a
send off will be given j. l.. Miller
who will leave in a few days. Mr.
Miller is one of the charter members
of the club and his departure will
be much regretted by both the club
members ana laay lrlehds'
-
Mrs. John Whiteman was hostess
to the Ladies' Of The Leaf Monday
afternoon, the meeting was very
pleasant one and very largely attend
ed. The following program was
rendered after which short social
session was enjoyed. Many wonder
SOC-TWO
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FOUND.

FOUND-Samrday, Feb s., on road
two miles cas-, OF Ardmore, a suit
case. owner can obtain same by
calling and paying costs Of adyer'
tising. l0dSwl,
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SOcie tY
NJ MRS. I. II. STURGEON
PhoueSi House 63i. Office ).
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Aid Societies meet
Carter Avenue Aid with Mrs. AS
ton.
Broadway Baptist with Mrs. C.
II. Buchanan.
South Washington Dancing Club
dances at the Gliders' home.
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LOST.
Seek to Convert the World.

Philadelphia, IA, Feb. IL Special
Plans TO convert the world to
Christianity will be considered at the
Mems Foreign Missionary convention,
opening a three day session in Phil
alclphia today The meeting will De-
conducted along the lines OF tine
Presbyterian foreign mission assembly
held I'm Omaha last fall The work of
the missions I'm all uou-Ghrtstau
countries will be- discussed
As a result OF the convention IL Is
expected that S25O,0oO win De raised
for Korea alone, and it has been
planned to send twenty-five men into
this field AT once,
This country is said TO respond
more readily to missionary effort chan
any other and the Importance of this
work will be emphasized during the
convention The first missionary en-
tered Korea only twenty years age
and today there are moro than sixty
thousand Christians there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Auylhug you
want, farm or city property Write
rs. House Il Jordan, real estate, Ma
rictta, Ok 5-tf
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Wednesday.

Mcrric Wives with Mrs. Writ Fran
Kiln
Y. VI. G. \. Auxiliary with Mrs.
Frank Little.
Isabel Irving at the pera House.
Ferndale Review Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-11

Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills They are easy
to take. Sold by w. b. Frame. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-11

Many a man who acts smart is
made TO smart FOR IL.
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Misses Bessie Murnane, Eugenia
Potter and Cleye Fitzgerald of Dal-
las are guests OF Mrs. Il. Il. Guillot
These young ladies have visited
here before and are pleasantly re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-11

FOR SALE $4,000 stock of general
merchandise in one of the best in
land towns in Oklahoma, also good
dwelling, barn and other improve
ments together with 10 acres of land
upon which improvementsare located.
win sell or rent storehouse and 9th
er buildings 70 purchaser of NOR
chaudisc For information write
House and Jordan. real estate, Ma.
riotaa. Ok. 5-ti
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"HELP WANTED-MALE."

1GLf WAN EO-MRlt,
SALESMAN WANTED CALL
ON PHYSICIANS. \ VERY ENCEP
TlONNL OPPORTUNITY Is OF.
FEREO FOR IMMEDIATE WORK.
STATE AGE AND EXPERIENCE.
LOCK BON l2l, PHILADELPHIA.
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ing, FIXTURES, ETC., AT ACTUAL COST!

BETTER STILL 12o DAYS!
ms~onei me be we IRE no d is vk
he dno as Up ga your an d
m fN ~
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FOUND-Pair of gold .lmmod spec
acles. Call at Ardmore Supply com
pany's 9-3
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Dissolution Notice,

The law firm of Brown & Turner
has been dissolved Mr.. Brown re-
tains the old Offices and Mr.. Turner
occupies rooms 9 and IL, Wheeler
building.
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Thursday.

Benevolent Society with Mrs. a.
e. Cuce.
Glidors dance at their home.
Woodmau's Circle shower for Mrs.
John \ Smith
Friday.
Valentine party at the Episcopal
reCtory.
Or.O club.
Elks dance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-11

The Daughters OF the Confederacy
did not meet as was announced, there
being so much sickness among its
members. There will be a meeting
next Monday afternoon with Mrs. \.
j. Addington and Father Ryan will
be the subject for study
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

The entertainment given by the con
vent pupils Thursday evening was
success and was we'll attended and all
report it as being very good. All per-
formed their parts we'll under the
direction of the Sisters to whom much
credit is due.
Albany.
John Coolbeth has gone to board
with Mrs Sarah Aiken.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Eldridge are
visiting in Hardwick.
Elmer George is quite sick with
typhoid fever. Enoch Rowell is on
the gain.
Elmer Wiltshire has bought TIE
Ounce Wheeler place and taken i'm
mediate possession.
Fred Newton is putting the veranda
on the south and east sides of his
house instead of south and west.
We note among our successful hun
tiers Fred Sheldon, Fred Pierce. Hiram
Russell. Pete Wells and Merton Cut
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bashaw have
closed their house in the village anc
have gone to spend the winter with
their son, Eber Bashaw.
Hazel EIdridge ard Gladys Brown
are staying at home instead of going
back to Greensboro, Hazel helping hel
| brother Ray in his business.
Fred Young, who has carried on thu
John Kigarlan farm for the past year
has moved to the Cass place which he
bought of Ed. Gallagher last summer
| T. Wallace Elijah Stone and Jane
Hamilton are enlarging their waite
supply by the addition of anothe
spring, which they secured of Will
! Burbank.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The hunters have all returned t
! their homes.
] Will and Frank Graham are anon
the lucky ones this year.
Representative C. w. Williams cam
home from Montpelier last week o.
account Of sickness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
EAST. CHARLESTON.

Mrs. Mary Bruce spent few days
week.
George Canning, one of our popular
young man was married to Miss Anne
Mayhem at the home of the bride in
Dixville, P. O.. last week. Congratula-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price have moved here
from Sherbrooke. P. @.
The topic for the C. E. prayer meet
ing November 26 is 'tSongs of the
Heart. Gratitude and How to Express
It." Thanksgiving day meeting.
Leader, B. j. Lang.
Charles E. Shedrick has returned to
his work in Montreal, after spending
few weeks at Clyde Cottage.
Elmo Hudson has gone to Burling-
ton to resume his medical studies.
C. E. Coruth went to Montpelier to
attend a.reunion oftrepresentatives and
senators the past week.
Eugene Buck and DR.. Cushman
were in Montreal last week.
Miss Ada Bailey is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Austin Hall.
Mrs. Geo. Lang is moving from the
house she recently sod to Jerome Hud-
son to her home in the village.
Will Hayward-i is moving into 81. J.
Hudson's house at Echo pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregory of Wild
er are visiting his father. Asa Greg
DRY.
Bion Stevens has moved into the
house it is reported he bought of
Clarence Blood.
Mrs. Ed. Crow entertained her cous-
ms. Miss Gladys and Clayton Stevens.
and her brother. Clyde Cultis from
Island Pond recently.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
For Sale

3S1-A FARM BARd AIN. owner
is in poor health and to make quick
sale will sell farm, stock, crops, and
tools for $4,000 which is less than the
bare farm should sell for. 200 acres
of good producing land. Two miles
from village and stores, e mile from
school, miles from railroad. Land
is smooth, work done by machinery
abundance of wood, timber and fruit.
400 sugar naples. Barn 45x6O with
cellar and water. Shed 2Ox3O IA
roomed house, good cellar and piazza,
painted white. $500 insurance on
the buildings. The following person
al property goes with the farm, 8
COWS, 10. head of young stock, brood
SOW. horses, 125 hens and chickens,
1 mower, 1 horse rake, hay tedder,
l farm wagon, and dump cart, buggy
wagon, nearly new, l pair WORK har-
nesses, single harness, cream sep
arater ard power, new ploW and
harrow, cultivators and many small
tools. Three hundred bushels of oats
and barley, IS bushels of potatoes,
! about As tons Of hay and straw, II
cords Of wood The man that buys
this farm will get his moneys worth.
319-ONE MAN FARM. One hun
dred acres good land on main road five
miles from railroad and stores, near
school. Will keep 10 cows and team,
could be made to keep more. Large
fruit orchard, 200 bushels apples some
years. 10000 feet timber. One-half
mile from sawmill, large quantity Of
wood and lot cedar large enough for
posts. Stock barn 30x40. horse barn
20x20. both in good condition. House
with ell and piazza, six rooms on first
floor, chambers unfinished. House is
painted. Water is brought from never
failing spring in new iron pipe to house
and barn. Telephone and mail at door.
Pleasant place to live. Price $l1OO.
Terms easy.
100 WOOD WORKING SHOP AND
LUMBER DRESSING MILL. Located
in hustling town beside railroad track
where side track could be had. Size
36x48, three stories high. Is machines
all in good working order, the only
shop of the kind doing business in the
place. Good business already estab
llshed. Owner wishes to sell or woulc
consider partner with some money tt
help push the business. Good opening
for someone. Fullest Investigation
welcomed. Fine location for manufac
turing purposes, price right.
315-CHEAP HOME. Two acres O.
. land. six roomed house and barn
plenty of fruit. good spring water
On r. F. D. Three miles from rail
road. Good place for laboring man a.
plenty of work can be had near by
Don't be renter all your life wheI
you can buy home like this for S35
and raise all your fruit and vegetables
: SALES -.
Last week we sold four farms, on
village residence and tw, buildin
lots. We can help you about you
real estate deals.
WANTED
We want twenty-i five more chea]
farms for our sales list, If you hav
one you wish to sell or exchange 70
other property don't fail to see u
about it at once.
This is the ad that should have appeare
last week >
..CATALOGUE FREE ;.
; KING & NELSON GO
Both Phones
Barton. VT
OFFICE AT j. c. KINGS
Open six days and evenings ever
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
Notice!

Game into my enclosure the last Of October.
one small light col red Jersey yearling
heifer. Owner please prove property, pay
charges and take away.
45-4 GEORGE PISK, Barton, vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
NOTICE!

Eliza NJ. Sanborn having left my bed and board
without just cause proyication, hereby notify
ala persons against harboring or trusting her on
any account, afer this date.
Dated at Westmore, VT, this 18th day of Nov
teznber, 1908.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18
WANTED

We want twenty five more cheap
farms for our sales list, If you have
one you wish to sell or exchange for
other property don't fail to see us
about it at once.
This is the ad that should have appeared
last week
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18

Last week we sold four farms, one
village residence and two building
lots. We can help you about your
real estate deals.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18


Charles Fl. Parker closed mis- camp
last week and returned to Littleton,
N. H.
l.. P jackson, who has been in
failing health for some time. is no
better.
Miss Alice Paine went Saturday to
her home in Cabot for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. ]. H. Darlington spent few
days last week with her parents in
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood returned
last week Tuesday to their home in
Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kinney are stay
ing for few days at Rev. S. T.
Achenbach's.
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
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Telegramy kraiOwe.

San Francisco, CAL, "a marca.
Onegdai przybyi tu D. W, Ste
vens, amerykahski czlonek komi-
syi doradczej ma Korei wybie-
raj sic wczoraj do Waszyngtonu.
w pierwszym wywiadzie wyrazal
sic pochlebnie o dziaialnoSci ia
ponczyk6w ma Korei zapewniai,
re Koreanczycy zadowoleni So z
gospodarki Japohczyk6w. Tegoz
dnia, kiedy W gazetach pojawiio
sic sprawozdanie z wywiadu, ko-
reahskie stowarzyszenia zebraly
sic ma zgromadzenie i wys}aly ko-
mitet zloaony z czterech Korean
czykow, by Stevensa naklonic do
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, "a marca. = Francya
przezywa znowu sensacye, ktora
przypomina gloSne swego czasu
milionewe oszustwa Humbertow.
Mianowicie policya aresztowala
tn wczoraj niejakiego Hehryka
Rochette, ktory przez diuzszy
czas byl kelnerem W pewnem pro
wincyonalnem miescie, a Potem
przybyl do Paryza szukac szcze-
scia,-co mu sic tez udawalo az do
tego czasu. Karyere swa zaczaf
cd tego, We zalozyl bank francus-
sko hiszpahski, potem zas two
rzyl szybko rozmaite towarzy-
silva kopalniane wkrotce byio
ich okoIo u, ktorych akcye miaiy
nader wielkie powodzenie. Teraz
zas przekonuja sic, re wszystkie
te przedsiebiorstwa istnialy tylko
ma papierze, a Rochette 'schowai
do kieszeni blisko II milionow
dolar6w pobranych pieniedzy.
Rochette urzadzal sic w ten
sposob, re wciaz zakladai nowe
Tow. akcyjne czescia zebranych
z tego tytuiu pieniedzy placil dy-
widendy "a akcye istniejacych
juz dawniej towarzystw. = Ma
wiadomoSc O aresztowaniu oszu-
sta, akcye jego przedsiebiorstw
spadly natychmiast ma gie}dzie.
Kopalnie Rochette'a znajdowa-
ly sic w Hiszpanii = ma papie-
RE. Kapital wlozony W ME wy
nosi} okolo $SO.oOO,00O.O0. Ro-
chette utrzymywal we Francyi
ME miej jak 60 fill pomocni-
czych.
Pekin, "a marca. = Rad ja-
poiski wezwal Chiny, azeby ia
zarzadzi}a surowe srodki przeciw
przeprowadzeniu bojkotu japon-
skich towarow zapowiedzianemu
przez chinskich przernyslowcow;
,Wezwanie to Japonii nastapilo ma
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,anlrowicza. Stub odbedzie sic 3 maja

br.
w, stoIiey Hiszpanil, Madrycie,
toczy sic skandalczny process, W kto-
rym synowie morganatycznego mat-
zehstwa poprzedniego krola Alfonso
XII. zaskarzyh jego spadkobierc6w
wypiacanie nalezacych sic i'm rzeko-
mo, apana1y rocznych.
w Kopenhadze, W Danli, przed
kilku tygodnia zawiazal sic komitet
celem ratowania uregulowania inte-
res6w, znanego powszechnie banku
pod firma ,,Detait Haendlers Bank.
kt6ry zawiesi w6wczas tymczasowo
swe wypiaty. Obecnie zas podaja do
wiadomosci, re bank ten sracii caly
kapitai zakladowy.
z Lubekl donosza, te wskutsk
przewroceuia sic iodzi motorowed na
morzu niedaleko stamtad dziesiec o
sob straciio aycie. Cztery inne, ktore
sic r6wniez W lodzi znatdowaly, wyra-
towaly Sic jedynie dzieh umiejetno
Sci p}ywania. q
- Prezydent Roosevelt poIeeit NJ
wniosek burmistrza 2 Paterson, N. j.,
wykluczyc z przesyiki pocztowej wy.
chodzace W owen miescie cZasopismo
anarchistycZne LA Question So
ciale", r6wnoczeSnie poradzii bur-
mistrzowi zbadae, czy sadownie nis
daioby sic zawiesiG wydawnictwa.
- w Joliet ilI, PodpaIacze ciagIs
broja. Wczoraj podioaono ogieh W IA
bryce Illinois Match Co." gdzie 20
zar zrzadzt1 szkode ma $1,000.
- Carnegie ofiarowai sle dae $17,.
500 ma zaiozenie biblioteki publiczned
ma miejsce spalonei szkoiy publicznej
W Collinwood przy Cleveland 1 rada
miejska przyjeia oferte.
- Senator TiIIman z South Carroll.
ma doni6si do Waszyngtonu, re tax
jest chorym, ii prawdopodobnie W cia-
gu sesyi bieaacej ME bedzie mogl po-
iawie sic W senacie.
Gubernator Stanu Massaehu-
setts, Guild, ma sic gorzej lekarze
ME maja nadziei utrzymania go przy
zyciu.
w New Bedford, Mass, we wszy-
stkich fabrykach bawelnianych wyro-
bow cd wczoraj obnizono place 10
procent. Dotyczy to $4,000 robotpi-
k6w.
- Najwyzszy TRIBUNAL stan6w zje.
dnoczonych orzekl, ae ustawa Stanu
Minnesota, regulujaca kolejowe raty
talk frachtowe jak dla podroznych,
jest niekonstytucyjna z powodu zbyt
wyg6rowanych kar W niej nalozonych.
- w Baltimore, Md. umari W szpl.
talu Hopkinsa 6S letni general bryga-
dy W. S. s. Jacob Kline.
w Alton, H., spalli sic hotel
Valley wraz z sasiednimi budynkamt
/ polar zrzadzii szkode ma 100000. w
piomieniach zginal niejaki Hamilton
Kent.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
KATASTROFA w STALO-
VIM.

W zakladach kucia stall przy
fabryce wagon6w kolejowych We
West Pullman znalazl wczoraj o.
kropna smierc 1s letni Ainks Pa
rich, zamieszka}y pm. 2S1 The
Strand ul. W So. Chicago, kt6rego
odziez zostaia pochwycona W tryby
maszyny, przy kt6rej pracowal.
Jedno jego ramie zosta}o zupe}nie
cia}a wyrwane, piers zmiaz-
dzona, skutkiem czego nieszczesli-
wy m}odzieniec zmarl W pare
chwil po wypadku W prywatnym
szpitalu firmy.
ROZSADZILI OGNIOTRWA-
Ia KASF.
Do skiadu Fr. Ahrensa pm.
2247 N. Ashland ave. zakradli sic
ubieglej nocy uieznani 3otrzykowis
i ro1biwszy drzwi do suteren, "a
kradi sic do sk}adu przez tylne
wejscie dobrali sic do wielkiej
kasy, u kt6rej rozsadzili drzwi
przednie slime i poteine, rzekomo
zabezpieczone przeciwko ogniowi
L.. zlodziejom, zabrali sic do TO
boty przy drzwiach drugich, kt6re
otworzyli, rozsadziwszy zamki "a
pomoca nitrogliceryny. Eksplozya
i hulk jej zbudzily mieszkancow
sasiednich dom6w, zaczal sic ruch
ibieganie, kt6re spaoszy}y ziodziei.
To sprawilo, ze wiasciwego
skarbca ME tchneli oni, W MIN
$500, jake sic tam znajdowafy;
jedyna vice szkoda, jaka ponosi p.
Ahrens jest zupeane zniszczenie
kasy. Policya energicznie ale.
!bezskutecznie, jak dotychczas Po-
szukujs sprawc6w X
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-24

przytem zalatwic interesu esobi-
stego wystaral sic o pewne kon-
cesye W Bulgaryi ma swoje imie,
Obecnie przyjechal do Peters
burga b. minister bu}garski P:
Gennadiew, jeden filarow par
tyi stambuIowskiej. Pan Taburno
korespondencyami swemi torowal
mu droge.
Pewne Swiatlo ma te sprawe
rzuca correspondent ,,Rusi" z So
fiji, ktory wyraza opinie, il Gala ia
akcya ma ma celu zjednoczenie dla
wypowiedzenia wspolnej wojny
Turcyi.
,,Nowy wodz Stambuiowcow--
pisze ten correspondent - jedzie
do stolicy rosyjskiej wazna mi
sya polityczna w imieniu ks. Fer
dynanda. Chodzi to, azeby "a
pomoca prasy oddziaiad ma opinie
publiczna w Rosyi, a zwiaszcza
kol wplywowych, w celu wcia-
gniecia pahstwa do novel wojny
Turcyq. Mniemaja tutaj, ze O.
becnie jest najzupelniej odpowie-
dnia chwila psychologiczna do ta-
kiej awantury, moment nalezy
chwytac. Kola reakcyjne W Rosyi
pragnelyby odciagnac uwage cd
sytuacyi wewnetrznej kraju, a "a
razem podniesc powage Rosyi po
nieszczesliwej wojnie Japonia.
P. Gennadiew liczy wiele ma
swoje osobiste zdolnosci umieje-
tnosc. Mniema tez, lie uda mu
sic przekonac dziennikarzy rosyJ-
skich, a zarazem dzialaczy polity-
cznych, moze pahstwowych,
azeby wypowiedziano wojne Tur-
cyl.
Stambu}owcy tenn wiecej mala
nadzieje naklonienia Rosyi do woJ
ny, re i Niemcy ME mialyby w da-
nym razie mic przeciwko temu.
Niemcy radziby byli jeszcze bar
dziej oslabic Rosye, zwlaszcza, re
vida we wplywowych nawet ko-
ZACH rosyjskich dazenia do blizsze-
go kontaktu Anglia, a jaki-
kolwiek byiby wynik novel woj-
ny rosyjsko tureckiej, Niemcy'
bylyby zn6w zupelnym gospoda-
rem likwidatorem jej skutkow".
Korespondent ,,Rusi";; o lie mo-
INA sadzic Z tresci listu, Bulgar,
uwaza taxa polityke "a awantur-
nicza dla Bulgaryi.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzHHARODOWEI
Chicago, "a marca. -

Nul(dkO, SE MAI 20.
Take i francuska prasa rozpi-
suje sic czesto i duzo o kolei No
wobazarskiej. w ,,Echo de Paris
w jednym dniu az try znalaziy
sic artyluly poSwiecone kwe-
styom balkanskim roll Austro-
Wegier.
correspondent tego dziennika z
Konstantynopola stwierdza, re
sp6r o kolej Nowobazarska jesz-
cze nieskonczony. Mimo to moz-
ma wyciagnac tego sporu garSc
wniosk6w niezawodnych. Pierw-
Sym fakt, IL Rosya zazada od-
szkodowania. Tenn odszkodowa-
MEM kolej laczaca Dunaj z Adry-
atykiem. Drugim wnioskiem jest
przekoanie ogolne, re Rosya ME
dopusci do jakichkolwiek zmian
polityczno terytoryalnych ia
Balkanie. Status quo musi~sie O.
STAG w calej pelni. Po trzecie, Ro-
sya zazada niewatpliwie Cd mo-
carstw, zainteresowanych ma Bal
kanie poSrednio lub bezpoSrednio,
ably jej ME przeszkadzaly W osiag-
nieciu Polaczenia wodn. zatoka
Perska w utwierdzeniu pozycyi
gospodarczej na terytoryum Per
syi poinocnej. Rosya ma tym pun
kcie ME moze pozwolic Turcyi, a
by sic mieszaia w sfere jej intere-
sow. Przeciwnie, moze wymaga6
przedewszyst1iem cd rzadu an
gielskiego, aby jej pospieszyi po
moca. Rad niemiecki ME ma pra-
wa pomagania W tel sprawie Tur-
cyl.
Turcya przekona sic zreszta, re
tym razem przyjazn Niemiec be-
die tylko platoniczna. Koncert
mocarstw sic ME rozpadnie. Re-
form w Macedonii Mkt ME zanie-
cha. Baron Aehrenthal dolozy
wszelkich stran, aby dowieSc ma
zewnatrz, ze ukiad w Muerzsteg,
fundament porozumienia z Rosya
istnieje w dalszym ciagu. Sultan
sic omyli, rachujac ma nieporozu-
mienie miedzy gabinetami.
lyle " streszczeniu dziennik
parySld.
Niema dnia, aby W owej spra-
vie ktoras z gazet ME zabrala glo-
su. A wszystkie pisza W tonic ME
CO uszczypliwym o menarchii
habsburskiej. Baron Aehrenthal-
przynajmniej ma razie - ME cie-.
sly sic popularnoScia W redak-
cyach kancelaryach dyplomaty-
cznych francuskich. Maja mu "a
zle, re wywoiai pozory -5byle tyl-
ko skonczyio sic ma pozorach! =
jakoby dobre stosunki Austro We
gier z Rosya ulegiy zakloceniu. Z
owyrni dobrymi stosunkami obu
pahstw liczono sic jake czynni-
klein staiym polityki miedzynaro-
dowej. sa-a-
Me jest prawda, aby politycy
francuscy brali baronowi Aehren-
thalowi "a zle sam projekt kolei
Nowobazarskiej. Me proiekt wy
wolal zaniepokojenie. lego ostat-