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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
People Appreciate the Bargains We Are Giving Statesmen and
Delivery Force Kept the Jump. Pianos Being
Shipped All Parts of the State.
BUY NOW AND SAVE 10 TO so PER CENT
Full Particulars FooRead Every Word You Want Piano
and a Big Saving Appeals to You Very Easy
Payment Terms Grantedl

Closing out s2so,ooc worth of
Musical instruments in a few
weeks Is an immense proposition,
but we are determined 10 accom-
plish Il and no sacrifice will be too
great--the instruments must go,
regardless Of cost or present worth.
ALL MICHIGAN 10 STIRRED BY
THESE BARGAIN oFFERiNosl
People are coming iens distances
TO attend this extraordinary sale.
and mall inquiries are pouring in.
n you want to save money you
should lose no time in communi-
eating with US. Every hour sees
the stock diminish, and early buy
ers have an advantage In selection
which should not be overlooked.
THIS Is A LEGITIMATE SALE
A REAL MoNEY-sAviNe oP-
(. poRTuNITy
1 The price reductions are abso-
lutely bonafide. A special sale at
GRINNELL BROS is always an
important event, but this remark
able Removal Sale eclipses all our
former efforts and is unquestion-
ably the greatest Piano Sale ever
held in Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
HINTS OF THE ExTRAoRpk
NARY VALUES IN PIANOS.

NARY VALUES IN PIANOS.
Many new $500 Pianos, finest
makes, going at s400.
New $3.50 Pianos, reduced TO $3.50.
Some new $3.50 Pianos cut TO
s1s5.
Nearly a hundred good used up
rights and squares, including
SteInway, Knabe. Chickering. Emer-
son, Hazelton, etc, cost when new
$3.50 to $500, and are In finest pos
sible Observation-Disclosures
prices s25, sSS, SAT, $55. SIS, 1927.
s14s, s165, etc.
VERY EASY PAYMENT TERMS
granted during this sale, at no adj
vance in price. Every Plano
GUARANTEED as represented
and may be exchanged If not en-
tirely satisfactory. Every Piano
marked In plain figures with the
regular and Removal Sale Prices.
No excuse for any home not hav-
ing a good Piano while we offer
such extraordinary inducements.
Don't miss this sale.-it is unques-
fionably the greatest money-saving
opportunity ever Presented Michi-
gan buyers and you will wait a long
time for Its equal. Out-of-town par
ties are urged to write today for
additional information, which will
be gladly and cheerfully given.
cRiNNEIL BROS MUSIC HOUSE
21s-22t-22s WoopWARD-AvE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
HEARING ON STOCK
FOOD LABELLING, FEB. Il

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE board
OF food and drug inspection has set
Feb. 10 as the date for a full public
hearing on the interests affected by
the labelling OF stock foods. Notice
TO this effect has been sent out TO
most OF those who are interested and
to the trade journals which reach the
stock men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15

The above portrait hardly does Mrs.
Peterson justice-yet her eyes are bright,
her face rudy with health and she is
animated with cthe best of health End
spirits" as che says in the following
letter:
Seven years ago. after q severe illness with
nervous prostration. and still suffering with
q weakness peculiar 10 women and its accom-
panyina Ills OF dyspepsia and constipation
for which tried other remedies which rave
no permanent relief, and then well-known
specialist who likewise did not succeed In re-
storing me TO my former good health. 50 A.
nally I wrote 20 DR.. r ", Pierce Of Buffalo
N. T.. and through his kindly advice soon
realized the complete restoration OF the best
Of health and spirits All. through the mario
curative powers OF but two bottles each OF
Golden Medical Discovery, and sFayortts
Prescription" accompanied by some OF Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Your remedies are
fnUdludble, and blessing 10 mankind
Very gratefully yourA
Norx-we win send address TO those destr-
Ing 20 write Mrs Peterson OF others who
have been cured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15

Dc regular. w o m an
was not intended to suffer, and there
n no reason why she should. A
healthy body will usually be shapely
body, and no means at hand will more
quickly restore the womanIy functions
TO . healthy state than DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
DR.. Pierce, during long period OF
practice, found that this prescription
made entirely Of native medicinal roots
without the use Of alcohol, was positive
in lie action. After using this remedy for
many years in his private practice he
put ft mp in form that would make IL
easily procurable, and il can be had at
any store where medicines are handled.
II Q woman has bearing down, or
dragging pains, low down in the abdo-
men, or pelvis, backache, frequent
headaches, dizzy or fainting spells, is
nervous and easily startled, has gnaw-
ing feeling in stomach, sees imaginary
floating epecks, or spots before her
eyes, has melancholia, or rblues," or q
weakening disagreeable drain from pei
VIC organs, she can make no mistake
by resorting TO the use OF DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. II will invigor-
nte and tone up the whole system and
especially the pelvic organs.
AZ . powerful inviRorsting tonic, Fa-
vorite Prescription imparts strength 10
che whole system and to the organs
distinctly feminine in particular. For
over-worked, vworn-out,r rundown
debilitsted teachers, miIliners, dress
makers, sesmstresses, vshop girls
house-keepers, nursing mothers, and
feeble women generally, DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription Is the greatest
earthly hoon. being unequaled as m
sppetfsins cordial and restorative
tonic.
All suffering women are invited to
corsult by letter free OF charge. All
letters OF consultation are held as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
Would STOP Cabinet BiIIa

WASHINGTON, Jan. i5.--A resolu-
ton designed to prevent the practice
o, cabinet oficials sending bills to the
senate for passage will he reported
by the committee on rules. At a
meeting of that committee a resolu-
tioH drawn BY Senator Lodge 10 take
the place OF resolution introduced
by Senator Hepburn was considered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
The Fascination.

What do you find so very interest.
ing about society7" asked the ordi-
nary person.
watching people trying to get In"
answered Miss Cayenne.-washing
Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
TARs IN SCRAP
At RIO JANE|RO
SHORE LIBERTY MEN LET LOOSE
WHEN SAILOR WAS STRUCK
WITH BOTTLE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.--AdmIral
Evans. commander-in-chief of the bat
tleship feet, reported TO the navy de-
partments that slight disturbance
occurred on shore at Rio de Janeiro,
involving . number OF shore liberty
men. It was promptly suppressed by
3 patrol OF petty officers and police.
The row started when Brazilian Ne
Kro, In tight with comrade. accl-
dentally lift a sailor with bottle.
-FOUR petty ofiicers were slightly In.
1ured. The shore liberty men were
directed TO return TO the ships imme-
distsly. and liberty was temporarily
suspended. After investigation, how
ever. the granting Of liberty was re-
sun1ed--as many az 1000 men going
on shore at time. The commander
in-chief reports that tho men have
been received with great cordiality.
RIO JANEIRO, Jan. 15.-This morn
ing the ofi1cers of the feet went to
gy1vestres on special tramway cars.
and then continued the trip by rail.
road as far as the Hotel Paineiras,
where refreshments were served. On
the return, about half way down the
mountain, breakfast was served at the
hpteI covers being, laid fer 600 per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
Around the State
in d Hurry
ARREST IN MILL ROBBERY CASE.

ARREST IN MILL ROBBERY CASE
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 15.-The po
lice yesterday captured one Bill Ben
son, known as a bad man, on charge
OF robbing the safe OF the Michigan
Knitting Co., during Monday night
The safe was robbed Of $1,000 In
checks and currency. Benson was
taken by Chief Behrendt at the point
of revolver on the street. The bad
record of the man and the fact that
his shoes fit the tracks in the snow
at the building are the principal evf
dence the police have against him al
present.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
scHlMMeL 10 FREE.

! GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Jan. h.
William Schimmel who was found
guilty OF the murder OF Martin Col
den, the postmaster and storekeeper
of Dennison, and the verdict then set
aside by Judge Padgham. is free. His
attorney, w. A. Turner. OF Muskegon,
asked for a final decision and said
Schimmel was ready for new trial
II necessary. Prosecutor Coburn said
the state had no further showing and
the court ordered the case dismissed.
Golden was beaten to death in his
store and then robbed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
MICHIGAN CROPS.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 15.-The state
crop report for December. 1907, just
issued, says: In answer to the ques-
ton. HAS wheat during December
suffered injury from any cause2" II
correspondents in the state answer
Eyes" and $50 mo-" and In answer to
the question. Has the ground been
we'll covered with snow during De-
cember?" 30S correspondents answer
yes" and 451 no" The prices of all
grades OF horses, mich cows and cat
tie other than milch cows are about
the same as one year ago. while the
prices of sheep one year old and over,
hogs not fatted, hogs fatted and
dressed pork are considerably lower
than on Jan. /. 1907.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
IN sUpREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 1.-THE SUI
preme court heard the following
cases: McCarron Va. Wheeler; Win
klemsn vs. city Of Adrian; Sutliff vs..
vreeland; Spitzley vs.. Rivers; town
ship of Ecorse vs.. jackson. Ann Ar
Dor a Detroit Railway Co.; Hinchman
va Matheson Motor Car Co.
Calls for Wednesday: SO, 60, 81. 60.
e. CO Ct, &c, -6s, 80, 73. IA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
oLAz,ER Js "sTALLINo.y

CHELSEA, Mich. Jan. t5.-Dr. j.
T. Woods, State Treasurer Glaciers
physician, confirmed the report that
Glazier would ask more time in which
to answer the governors charges. A
sworn statement as to Glaciers condi-
ton will be issued today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15

Il was Philadelphia girl who re-
fused to share an admirers lot be.
cause she wanted to be cremated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
CREDITORS RAID rHEATER.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Jan. 10
Persons who furnished the various
parts to make the Queen scent thea
ter. made a raid on the place and after
tearing from the floors and walls those
things belonging to them, left nothing
but a vacant room without front to
It. Henry Van Derhoorst put In the
front He tore II out completely and
hauled 10 away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15

J. c. Morland. clerk of the supreme
court of Oregon. writes as follows:
The initiative Is an exceedingly dan.
gerous thing. owing to the fact that
the people generally will not read q
law, and some designing person can
put Niger In bill on some sub.
ject that the people may be interested
in, and thus do great damage"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
SAYS INITIATIVE NOT
SUCCESSFUL IN
OREGON
PORTLAND RESIDENT WRITES
DELEGATE n. M. CAMp6ELL IT
IS DOUBTFUL If IT COULD BE
CARRIED AGAIN.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. ia iettel
from Ralph r. Dc-iway, or Portland
Ore, where thsy have constitutions
initiative. has BEEN received by Dele
gate Henry M. Campbell. OF the con
stitutional convention. 1t tells OF the
origin OF the movement and states tn,
opinions OF the writer. as follows:
The amendment was adopted In
Oregon AS a result OF the abuse OF
machine politics. and q combination
OF politicians over the senatorship
hight In the legislature OF 1891. The
people who drafted the revolution
airy initiative and referendum
amendment I'm Oregon. and who
passed Il through, were not con-
sSious OF what they were doing,
and they succeeded In sitting all
opposition OF the same in the pub
lie press. and on the stump, and
succeeded In organising a political
stampede FOL. the initiative and ref
erendum without realizing or car
ing what they were doing.
I believe that the faults OF the
representative form OF government
are caused by the ordinary voter
falling to intellisently. and consci-
entiously discharge his duty. 1
where the Intelligent voter can ex-
ercise more power tnan In the rep
resentative form of government
But we people In Oregon are only
partially awakening 10 the oppor-
tunities. and the effect OF our
bloodless and thoughtles political
revolution. accomplished under the
initiative and referendum. and a
careful study OF what has been
done In Oregon under the initfa-
tive and referendum would, cause
other states to hesitate before
adopting this terrific power and
terrific change under the HARM
less name OF initiative AMI refer
endum.
May your convention and your
people. when they adopt the initia-
tive and referendum. know what
they are about. and thus be wiser
than the people of Oregon werei
yes, wiser than the so-called lead
ers who caused 1t to be adopted In
Oregon. 1t Is very doubtful II the
Initiative and referendum could
again be carried In Oregon, IL IL
were put before the people with
the light OF the experience they
have already had under IL. and
which Is not anything to what
they will get In tho next "a years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-15
The Secret of WOman's Beauty

~The secret of q WON
ans beauty II not to be
found in her dressing.
room or In the use o!
cosmetics, as oynics
night intimate,s says
Max O'Rell, shut lies In
sesplsndsnt health and
q cheerful mind"
No woman can feel
cheerful or look healthy
who 10 dragged down
with the disoTd ers pecu.
liarly feminine - with
those symptoms OF back.
ache-b e airing down
pains - weakness and
nervous irritability
which make a woman
dependent and utterly
wreeched.
The fact is q woman
can't look beautiful that
is dragged down with
pains aS regular inter-
walls, who suffers from
headaches, or back :
aches, frequently. Such
q woman soon acquires
wrinkles, . sallow COM
plexion, dark circles
about the eyes, and q
general feeling of weak
ness, which bring
misery of m in d and
body. To keep ones
good looks the BIO dy
must be healthy - the
feminine functions must
be regular. w o m a n
- s-k~.A<I a. a..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17

10 znalezc, a iona jego wpadia "
atak histeryczny widzac urzedni-
kod sadowych. Trzeba byio az
dwoje drzwi rozbijac, by sic do
stac do ,,odwaznego" oszcercy,
ktory widzac, re jednak ujse skar-
gi ME zdoia, wyszedi do urzedni-
kow blady, trzesac sic re strachu,
czy irytacyi. Pozniej grail on role
obrazonego postepowaniem urze-
dnikow sadowych, ale ME wiele
mu to pomoze...
St. Paul, Mimi, 7pazdzierni-
ka. - z Fort Yates, N. u. do
nosza, re re strony tamtejszych
Indyan, plemienia Sioux, grozi
powstanie jesli wykonanem zo-
stanie rozporzadzenie rzadowe
dotyczace usuniecia grobow In
dyan tamtejszego cmentarza
wojskowego. Cmentarz ten ma
bye wogole zupelnie zniesiony
ale Indyanie oburzaja sic tenn,
zwiaszcza dlatego, il ma cmenta-
rzu owym spoczywaja kosci wiel-
kiego ich wodza ,,Siedzacego By
ka".
St. Louis, Mo-, II pazdziernika.
: Niezwykia sic tu sprawa rozegra-
Ia pred sadem. w roku ubiegiym
niejaki Smith podejrzewal kra-
dziez pewnej sunny pieniedzy siu-
aaca swa Marie Catherton. Po-
niewaz dziewczyna zapieraia sic
zarzuconego jej czynu, przeto jej
chlebodawca sprowadzil sedzie-
60 policyjnego E. Kroennungs'a,
ktory w obecnesci kilku mezczyzn
kazal sic dziewczynie rozebrac
do naga, aby sic przekonac, czy
ukry}a pieniedzy ma ciele SVEN
lub W odziezy. Pieniedzy ME,
znaleziono, epilog tel sprawy
odbyl sic wczoraj przed sadem,
dziewczyna bowiem oskarzyia
Kroennungs'a O zniewazenie jej
bezprzykladne odszokowanie,
sad zas przyznai jej siusznosc i
skazal Kroennungs'a ma zapiace-
ME jej $1,000 i koszta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17
Telegramy krajowe.

Detroit, Mich, II pazdziernika.
= Wzniecone ponownie pozary
las6w staiy sic przyczyna wiel-
kiej katastrofy, ktorej rozmiary
zgoia ME So jeszcze pod kontrola
akcyi ratunkowej. Do tutejszych
dziennikow donosza z miejscowo-
Sci Millersburg, Mich, re pociag
ratunkowy wysiany tam miasta
Metz, odleglego o 20 mil cd Mil
lersburg, dostal sic W samo sro-
dowisko plonacych lasow spalii
sic doszczetnie, przyczem 10 osob
utraciio zycie. Dalsze depesze po-
daja, re pociag wykoleii sic ma ze-
psutych zanieczyszczonych z
powodu pozaru torach, a wykole-
jony ME mogl ruszyc miejsca i
zgorzai. w jednym wagonow
niedopalonych znaleziono juz Is
zweglonych trupow, ale mozi-
wen jest, re jeszcze i W szczat-
kach innych woz6w znajda sic "a
bici, gdyz pociagiem jechaio VIE
cej os6b. Maszynista i palace po-
ciagu uszli wprawdzie zyciem,
ale So smiertelnie poranieni ! po-
parzeni. Maszynista pociagu usi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17

ktory wymagai, azeby katoliccy
panujacy, wzglednie czlonkowie
katolickich rodzin ksiaaecych ME
przekraczali nigdy progow Xvi
rynalu (palacu krolewskiego).
Podr6z arcyksiecia Franciszka
Ferdynanda do Rzymu bylaby
niejako rewizyta odwiedzin, kto-
re ieszcze krol Humbert I, ojciec
obecnego krola wloskiego, ziozya
81 pazdziernika 1887 r. we Vie
dniu "a rada Bismarcka. Nastep-
stwem owych odwiedzin bylo
przyiaczenie sic Wioch do ME
miecko austryackiego przymie-
RIA, odkad tez daduje sic trojprzy-
mierze Niemiec, Wioch i Austro-
Wegier.
Seul, II pazdziernika. = Starcie
iapohskich zolnierzy z chihskimi
W Kantau, W ponocnej Korei, ME
sprowadzi zawikiah, mogacych
naruszyc pok6j miedzy oboma
krajami. Rad japohski uwiado-
mil Chiny, re sprawa ia moze bye
zalatwiona W drodze pokojowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17
Kronika MiejseoWa.
Kradziez Ist6w pienieanych.

hTGGZ1ez nStOU paenaeZ7lych.
Listonosz Robert F. Palmer
Joliet, prezydent "City Letter
Carriers Association, wybitny
czlonek szko}y niedzielnej, zostai
wczoraj rano oddany pod sad
zwiazkowych wielkoprzysieglych
pod kaucya $4,000 przez komisa-
rza Foote. Palmer podobno przy-
zna} sic, ze cd lat 1e kradl listy
pieniezne. Aresztowano go we
czwartek W Joliet i wielka to W
owen miescie wywo}a}o sensacye.
Dotychczas Palmer W miescie cie-
szy} sic powszechnym szacunkiem.
Cd wielu lat gine}y ma poczcie W
Joliet listy pieniezne, ale ME u
dawaio sic dotychczas wykryc
sprawcy kradziezy, dop6ki ME "a
wezwano do pomocy inspektora
Stuarta.
W spra,pie rxekonaych oszastw
wyborcsych.
Specyalny prokurator Frank J.
Loesch, kt6ry ma zajac sic wy
kryciem wrzekomych oszustw wy
borczych zamianowai pierwszym
swym asystentem adwokata II. r.
Pearsona, a drugim wsp6lnika
swego Charlesa J. Scofielda; Sled
Gym zas urzednikiem reporters
Roberta M. Buckle, kt6ry juz dla
Healy'ego prowadzil sledztwo.
Popoludniu pan Loesch zioayl wi
zyte komitetowi finansowemu ra-
dy powiatowej. zada on "a swe
usfugi wynagrodzenia po 500
"a dzien, dla swego pierwszego a.
systenta po $75, dla drugiego po
$50 dziennie. Oblicza, re koszta
wynosie beda oko}o $4,000 mie-
siecznie, = a re process moze sic
pociagnae przez caiy rok, przeto
czlonkowie rady powiatowej ME-
bardzo So zachwyceni. Nadto pan
Loesch niezadowolony jest z blur
wskazanych mu przez superinten-
denta Williama Nc Laren ma 3
pietrze gnachu powiatowego; do
maga sic zas odstapienia polowy
sz6stego pietra dla pomieszczenia
tam ssdzi6w przysiegEch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17

lowal dotrzet MIN do Cheboy-
gen, ale dojechai zaledwie do sta
cyl Hawks, dalej ME mogi je-
chac, bo lasy obu stron torow
staiy w piomieniach. , Wtedy
chciano wrocic do Alpena, Mich,
ale pod Metz wykoleil sic pociag
ma zawalonych palacymi sic pnia-
mi drew torach i wowczas row.
niez stall sic pastwa piomieni.
Maszynista i palace uratowali sic
w ten sposob, re wlezli do rezer-
woaru wodnego lokomotywy,
wiezionego ma tax zwanym ten
drze.
Alpena, Mich, II pazdziernika.
- Dotario tn kilku podroznych
re spalonego pod Metz pociagu,
stan ich byi pozalowania godny;
obdarci, glodni, poparzeni, ledwie
sic trzytnali ma nogach. Opowia-
dali oni, re W pociagu jechalo
wiele kobiet dzieci uciekajacych
farm zagrozonych pozarem i
utrzymuja, re splonac musiaio
co najmniej 200 osob.
Sault Ste Marie, Mich, II paz-
dziernika. = Z powiatu Chippe-
wa donosza, re Gala tamtejsza O.
kolica jest objeta pozarem: spio-
nelly juz miasteczka Brinsley i
Neebish; szkody wynosze luz
setki tysiecy dolarow. Rowniez z
okolicy Calumet, Mich. donosza,
re sic tam wszczynaja przygasie
przed kilku tygodniami, ale dy-
miace wciaz jeszcze pozary la
sow, ktore zagrazaja calemu SEE
regowi kwitnacych miasteczek.
Alpena, Mich, II pazdziernika.
- Stwierdzono juz ma pewne, re
W poblizu Metz W pociagu spalo-
nym zgineio 15 osob, W tenn IL
kobiet dzieci. Posr6d zabitych
znajduja sic niestety i Polacy,
miedzy tyni zgineia Gala widocz-
ME rodzina Koniecznych zlozo-
ma obojga rodzicow j trojga
drobnych dzieci. Wszyscy razem
zgineli. =. Kilku funkcyonaryu-
sly kolejowych poprowadzilo
tych, CO sic zdoiali wydostac z
wagonow do pobliskiego Posen,
Mich. Ludzie opowiadaja, ze w
objetych pozarern okolicach po-
ginelo wiele os6b ma farmach, a
zniszczone mienie ME da sic dis
ami W przyblHeniu oszacowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17
Telegramy zagraniczne

L>ondyn. II pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj ukazaly sic W tutejszych
gazetach. nadajacych ton opinii,
datowane z Paryza dluzsze ko-
munikaty, W ktorych przedstawio
no dokladnie omowiono pro-
gram ewentualnego kongresu eu-
ropejskiego celem rewizyi trakta-
tn berlihskiego z roku 1878. w
tyrn samym czasie przyniosiy
takze paryskie gazety stojace biz
sko rzadu takie same raporty,
lecz Londynu datowane. Zale-
dwie jednak gazety dostaly sic
do rak czytelnikow, kiedy mini
strowie spraw zagranicznych Pr
chon Grey nadeslali do ich re-
dakcyi zaprzeczenia. Obaj boz
wien zgodnie oswiadczyli. re je-
szcze wcale ME ustalono progra-
mu spodziewanego kongresu, lecz
tylko kierownicy zagranicznei po-
lityki Rosyi, Wielkiej Brytanii j
Francyi naradzali sic mad poszcze-
g6lnymi punktami programu.
Nadto dodaja, re ME byiby wcale
laden program publikowany, "a
nimby go ME przediozono do "a
twierdzenia wszystkim mocar-
stwom interesowanym. Zaprze-
czenie powyzsze dopiero wow
czas wyjsc, kiedy do ministeryow
zagranicznych w Londynie, Parry
III Petersburgu przesiano z
Berlina krotlie doniesienie, ze
Niemcy wtedy tylko dadza swe
przyzwolenie ma odbycie euro
pejskiego kongresu mocarstw, je-
zeli przedtem jak najdokladniej
beda poinformowane 0 programme
prac, wzglednie jezeli beda pyta-
ne O zdanie w tel sprawie. Ce-
sarz Wilhelm ma bye wielce o.
burzony postepowaniem trzech
wymienionych panstw, ktore mai
oczywisciej zmierzaja do izolo-
wanna Niemiec, zarowno ksie-
ciu Buelowowi jakotez ministro-
Wi spraw zagranicznych bar. v.
Schoen polecil "a posrednictwem
niemieckich ambasadorow W
Londynie, Paryzu Petersburgu
zaiozye protest niedwuznaczny
orzeciw temu wiasnowolnemu po
stepowaniu trzech rzadow euro
peiskich. Wediug oswiadczen
Pichona, on sam, Grey i lzwoi-
ski zasiegali tylko W zasadzie
przyzwolenia mocarstw intereso-
wanych do zwoiania kongresu
europejskiego, kiedy sic te PAN
stwa zgodziiy nan, wiec Grey
Izwolskij natychmiast PrzystaPi-
Ii do uksadania programu, ME "a
pytujac sic w tym wzgledzie wca-
le panstw trojprzymierza.
Jedynie francush minister
spraw zagranicznych. Pichon u
znai "a stosowne dae jaIdes wska-
z6wki W tyzn kierunku nienaisc-