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The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
STATE SENATOR KEMP SHOT
AND KILLED BY r.
c. HYDE.
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIa'
Dtmbcratio Political Circles In
Louisiana Are Strained ny
Fractionaliem-shooting
Cause Big Sensation.

Amite, La March II. -Fhe strain
ed political situation in I.ouisiana
democratic circles was lash night re-
sponsible for the killing Of Democrat
ic State Senntor-elect p $. Kemp
He was shot ana Killed by c. r..
Hyde,'a young political and business
leader of this section. Yesterday the
men quarrelled about the recent Dem
ocratic primary for lieutomant COVER
nor in which ! j Bailey and Paul
Lanbremont competed with the re-
suit that Bailey The defeated candi-
date, fled a complaint charging the
Democratic central committee with
fraud
HYDE in discussing the eontoyer-
sy, is alleged 70 have called Kemp
a liar Friends OF bolh Thought the
incident trivial and it. haG apparently
been forgotten until last night. when
Senator Kemp with a drawn revol.
yer. walked into Hydes place of bus
mess accompanied by a friend Hyde
was unarmed
Kemp still keeping his revolver in
sight demanded au apology which
was refused Kemp is then alleged
to have slapped Hyde's cafe, The
Senator's friends at this point inter
fered and separated Che two men,
vino thereupon agreed 10 meet and
fight it out with revolvers Senator
Kemp then left. and Hyde went into
his house nearby and secured his re
yolyer When he came out he
shouted TO Kemp 20 walt for him,
which the Senator did They ap
preached each other and Hyde open
ed fire with two shots fatally wound
ing the Senator who's died Hyde
was not injured and witnesses
claim shat Kemp did nor shoot
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
NEGOTIATIONS ARE
STILL PENDING WITH
G. {. & P. PEOPLE
OFFICIAL CALLFOR
4 MASS MEETING

The snecial committee from the
board of trade, city council and
county commissioners, having in
hand the matter OF bringing the Geor-
gia Coast and Piedmont railroad to
city invite all citizens to meet at the
city hall tonight at o'clock for the
purpose Of hearing the status of this
matter. and, if possible, to reach and
ratify some agreement that will.
bring this railroad to our city.
Mr.. Donald Maokay and Mr.. H. r.
Wilton, Of New York, will be present
to lay the mattsr clearly before our
citizens.
Every one having the interest of
Brunswick at heart is urged to be
present.
f. o. Aiken
c. Downing
r. r. HOPKINS
A. Fendg
subcommittee.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
MACON VERY PROUD
OF HER BOAT LINE.

The Macon Telegraph Of yesterday
discussing the recent success Of the
Macon and Brunswick Navigation Co.
in the operation Of its steamer Chap
pell to Brunswick saws:
H'Whiie sister cities on all sides
are looking upon Macon with ieal-
ous eye because Of the apparent sue
cess in river shipping with the new
boats that are going to Brunswick
the owners and the business men Of
the Central City arc plodding stead
ily along with their plans to fully
test the water route another time.
There viii soon be four boats on
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
A BAD FIRE LAST NIGHT
One House Destroyed And Another
Damaged,

One House Destroyed And Another
Damaged,
The fire department was called out
last night shortly before 8 o'clock by
an alarm sounded from box 23 The
department made quick run anu
discovered the blaze in the two
story dwelling on & street, near the
corner Of 70, occupied by r w. Dur
den The flames had gained good
6eadway Il long while before the de.
partment roached the scene. As the
blaze started in the second story
some OF the household goods on the
first noor was saved. The house was
almost completely destroyed
The adjoining house, occupied by
Mr. Crofton was in great danger and
ii was by hard work that il was
saved Every article in the house
was removed as it was feared that it
would burn The houses were own,
ed by b. Padrosa and were insured.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
A D|VORSE SUIT
IN THAW CASE
ATTORNEYS FOR BOTH EVELYN
AND HARRY CONFIRM
THE REPORT.

New York, Macrh 11-Counsel fol
both parties officially announced last
night that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to-
morrow would institute a suit for the
annulfent OF her marriage to Harry
K Thaw. on the ground that he was
insane at the time the marriage was
contracted
1t IS understood that this action is
over the protest OF Harry Thaw
Colonel Franklin Bartlett, counsel
for Harry Thaw and Mrs. William
Thaw. decares that there is no truth
in the reports that detectives EN-.
ployed by Mrs. William Thaw have
had the younger Mrs Thaw under
surveillance for months
Colonel Bartlett said Harry
Thaw has sought a reconciliation
and has not desired that his wife
should leave him, but she desires Il
permanent severance OF the marital
relations. ANY thought Of espionage
upon the young Mrs. Thaw would be
abhorrent to Mrs William Thaw and
has not at any time been entertained
by her"
editorial
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12

viii be present and wiz lay the mat
ter before the people Of the city,
stating in detail their attitude in the
matter
Every citizen OF Brunswick is in
terested in her future and should be
present at the meeting this ecyning
The gentlemen handling this sit
nation are fully aware Of the fact
that money is not circulating with
that freedom that has been the case
in the past They realize that the
question Of financing this project is
grave one and for these reasons
they are considering very CAREFULLY
every essential detail connected with
the concessions sought by the Wis
iting gentlemen 1t is one OF those
cases which calls for and demands
a unity on the part Of the people
Th @ deal is by no means closed
and the local committe has made mp
its mind to look welb to the sub
ieet before binding the people Of
Brunswick to any contract whatever.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
THIS DECISION IS
AN INTERESTING ONE.

Atlana. Ga March ia decision
on The prohibition question that VIII
be regarded as Of statewide interest
J as Just been rendered by Judge Andy
Calhoun, Of the city court Of Atlanta
Judge Calhoun holds that The sale Of
beverages which contain one per
cent Of alcohol or even four. is not
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
OFFICER /. e. LorTIN DEAD.
Passed Away at An Early Hour
This Morning.

Police officer L. E. Lofun who
has been seriously i'll at his home on
G street for the passed several days,
suffering from complication OF dis
eases, passed away at 1:40 o'clock
this morning.
Officer Loftin was suffering some
time ago with a severe cold which
developed into pneumonia and during
the past several days he has been
lingering between life and death.
The news Of his death will be re-
ceiyed with regret by his many
friends. He was one of the most
popular officers Of the force having
served as a member Of it, at different
intervals, for many years.
The deceased is survived by 3
wife and three or four children. The
funeral arrangements had not been
made up to the hour of going to press
The News joins the many other
friends in extending coincidence @
the bereayed relatives.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
SERIES or DANCES AT
THE RlFLEMEN'S ARMORY.

The Brunswick Rinemen and At
lantic Band Orchestra will give a
series Of dances at their armory,
commencing Tuesday, March 17th.
The price of admission will be rs
cents for gentlemen, hldies admitted
free. Noeobjectionable persons will
be allowed Dancing will begin at
$3.50 p. m. Good music and fine
large hall with a delightful floor is
guaranteed If the dances are pop-
ular they will be given every week.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
IT is EXPECTED THAT THE
MATTER WILL THEN COME
TO A CLOSE.
STATUS OF THE SITUATION


Negotiations are still pending be-
w eep tAe owners of the Georgia
g,esst and Piedmont railroad rep
resented largely by Donald alackay
.ad Heary r Wilson Of New York,
1oth Of whom are ia the city, and the
loScl eopmitlee from the board Of
trade.
AS was announced Ia these col
aalas yesterday morning, it was us
derstood these gentlemen wanted
the same oHer that was made to
aae4n in December 1905 However
phes conference was held yester
any morning between the local com
tnittee and the representatives OF the
s. G. and P. it was found, for the first
*ime. that they not only wanted the
.,la agreement renewed but wanted
brunswick to subscribe $25 900 for
bonds, plus all OF the conditions nam
ID in the FIRST proposition IN other
wsrds the attitude OF the C G and
= people is that brunswick should
Subscribe in al a least in cash for
bondss5o,oOo to bring the line here
aad TO establish it headquarters in
iAis city
Several conferences were held yes
terday in which all parties at in
terest anticipated ana at 8 o'clock
in The afternoon tn special committee
charged with the handling Of the
natter. together with number OF
influential citizens held q two-hour
conference in which the situation was
thoroughly thrashed out and discuss
~ from every point of view.
To make this matter clear it may
he of interest to state that the pro
position made by Brunswick to the
G. G. and r. in December, 1906, re-
saired, in addition to convict labor
for grading, franchise, right of streets
etc. an expenditure Of some $4,000,
which had to be made up by public
subscription from our citizens this
amount owing to the lower price OF
egossties. etc. could probably be re.
auced to $4,000 under existing con
sstions today
Besides this the G. G. and r. asked
Bruins 3ick to subscribe s25,000 worth
If bonds. in short. $4,000 to be DO
stated and S25.ooo for bonds. A can
vass OF our influential citizens deyel-
oped that it was a physical impos
aiibHty to secure the $4,000 donation
while all expressed every Willingness
10 meet the railroad people in every
way possible, the changed financial
conditions absolutely precluded the
aonation
A subcommittee was appointed to
confer further with the railroad peo-
pie A later nf/-ence was held be
tween the railroad men and the sub
committee. resulting, it is under
stood, in the railroad officials finally
agreeing to exchange bonds for every
soIla. expended by Brunswick, so
shat every citizen subscribing will
receive interest bearing bonds in ex-
change for the money
II is going to take some $4,000 or
$4,000 thus invested to bring this
road to Brunswick.
However the matter is well in hand
and it is to be hoped win be closed
up today.
A special meeting Of the board OF
trade will be held at the city hall at
1920 this morning, when the formal
report of the subcommittee will
deceived and some definite action
on the SAME viii be had.
A mass meeting Of the people ol
mnkhe city in general is called for this
Iba .
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
Win eo 70 Mew York.

D. Van Wagenen who has been con
nected with Inc Brunswick Steam
snip Company at the local termi-
mails for some time win leave shortly
for New York. where he goes TO be in
the Office Of c. l.. Dimon the vice
president Of the company.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
Yesterdays Shipping.

Following is the record Of the
movement Of vessels at this port
Yesterday Arrived, steamer CoiaaI
Risk, New York; schooner Henry r
FisAe, Moody. Boston; schooner r..
and 7. Lupton, Loagstc,es, New
York. Sailed, steame Bangcr.
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12
Out For a Drill

Captain Dunn had ihe l}sunswick
Rifiemen out on the streets last night
for a practice drill and the command
showed up in great saa0e. Nearly
every member was present and the
The Brunswick news., 1908-03-12

viii Meet Tonight.
city council will meet in regular
semi-monthly sesg1ion tonight. Only
routine matters ase expected to come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-30
SOCIAL
EVENTS LAST
NIGHT


Two brilliant social event, marked
the first evening Of the Irrigation
congress session. The reception to
foreign delegates in Convention hall
was q notable affair. In line with
he long list Of foreign representa-
tivcs We're Governor Curry and staff,
General Bell, General Thomas and
tide, and the officers OF the Twenty
first infantry. the officers of the r.
rigati0n congress, Mayor Felix II.
Lester, officers Of the board of con-
troll ana a number Of prominent
visitors. Dr.. T.. Mcqueen Gray, an
der whose direction the reception
was arranged and conducted. man
aged his somewhat arduous office
with great success, and for several
hours delegates and visitors. Albu-
qucrque people by scores filled the
han. the floor having been cleared
for the occasion. President Ripley,
of the Santa Re. II. l.. Nudge. Of the
Rock Island; Paul Morton. of the
Equitable Life Insurance company,
and a long list Of prominent railroad
men who are the guests of Mr.. Rip
ley and Mr.. Nudge, We're among those
who called to pay their respects to
the delegates from other nations.
The Charity ball in Elks' ballroom,
was equally successful. The ladies of
the Benevolent society, who managed
the affair had disposed OF an incredi-
bic number Of tickets, and the attend
Insp WAS llJypa- FHI1b- p1t1GiF. va ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Washington. Sept. 29.-New Mexico
aud Ari2on1-FaiY "Wednesday and
Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-30
ILLINOIS IS OUT WITH A
CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY
F. H, GriswoId, Of the Chicago Record Herald, One Of the
Widely Known Newspaper Men Of the Middle West Urged
by His Friends for the Office.

While the matter Of Tho presidency
Of the Irrigation congress for 1905 Is
left IN allegiance pending thu trans
action Of more immediate business.
the seoretar}sbip, one OF the most
important offices Of tho congress.
has come into prominence thus curly
through tho activity of q long list Of
supporters Of r, II. Grls0eld. Of I'LL
nois, who is being urged foi election
10 that office. Mr. GrtsWold's boom
for the secretaryship while IL has
been growing rapidly ever since the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-30
BLACKFEET ARE At.
WORK ON BIG
DAM
Two Medicine Project in Mon
tana viii be First Completed
Almost Entirely by Indian
Labor

.rb.. Ty-a i..ii.f,. ..,.rr,a.. .g-
''.s''n "''" "'lH7 "''ii' 'a
M7nl'n", viii have the distinction.
when finished. Of being The first one
ann y,f., III ,. -.to~
"'''' 'S INDIANS said On't''
bagonette. hast night Mr. Dag7neiil.
who is -suparvi.nr of Indian employ
~ ,.r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22
Telegramy zagraniczne

Lizbona, % wrzesnia. w lokal-
nych pismach pojawiaja sic cia-
gle nowe rewelacye, ae w Portu-
galii przygotowuje sic swiezy
wybuch rewolucyjny. Wedle tych
poglosek monarchisci zbroja sic
podobno przeciw spodziewanemu
powstaniu rewolucyonistow, przy
czem zakupuja oni we wielkich
ilosciach bron i amunicye, ktore
przechowuja W zehskich klaszto-
rach, gdzie Rad ME odwazy sic
zrobic rewizyi. Monarchistow,
kt6rzy sic przygotowuja do od-
parcia ataku re strony rewoldcy-
onist6w, maja poprzec klerykali.
Pewna gazeta kierunku monar-
cl1icznym zapowiada, re $1,000 o.
SOB jest gotowych do szturrio-
wanna i zburzenia lokali gazet
republikahskich. Republikatie zas
oswiadczaja, re, jezeli sic to sta
ME, to natychmiast wprowadza W
czyn swe pogrozki ogolnem po-.
,wstaniu.
& lie Mans, Francya, % wrzesnia.
= Amerykahski aeroplanista Viii
bur Wright przedsiewzial wczo-
raj ma swym aeroplanie wzlot,l
ktory TRIVIAL jedna godzine, 81
minut j rs sekund. Bys to naibar-s
dziej udaiy eksperyment W swo-
i'm rodzaiu. Sc .s6sN KS ss;s.a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22

= Biuro inzularne amerykah-
skiego ministeryum wojny, ktore-
mu poruczono tynczasowy "a
Rad wyspy Kuby, rozporzadziio
przed niejakims czasem, zeby
miasto Cienfuegos poniosio 9I5
kosztow zaprowadzenia nowego
systemu wodociagowego. Kon-
trakt W sprawie tego urzadzenia
miano zrobic z niejakim Hugh J.
Reilley z Nowego Yorku. Wiadza
miejska zakomunikowala ostatnio
gubernatorowi Magoonowi, re
przeciw temu rozporzadzeniu mi
risteryum wojny, wzglednie pre-
zydenta Roosevelta zlozy}a odwo-
lanie wyzszego sadu wyspy, po-
niewaz nadzor mad budowa kama
low wodociagowych -oddano ME
zarzadowi miejskiemu, lecz depar-
tamentowi budowy, ktory pozo-
stale pod kontrola amerykanskie-
go rzadu. At
Berlin, % wrzesnia. - Z Bu-
dapesztu nadesziy do tutejszego
ministeryum zagranicznego wies-
CT, ktore, jezeli sic tylko spraw-
dza, dowodza, jak Francya syste-
matycznie dazy do rozluzniania
niemiecko austryacko wloskie-
60 trojprzymierza. Podobno tam
tejszy konsul francuski przedlozyl
budapesztenskim finansistom i
przedstawicielom rzadu wegier-
skiego projekt zalozenia wegier
skiego banku narodowego przy
poparciu kapitalu francuskiego.,
Wiesci te sprawiiy tu zle wraze-'
ME, CO sic uwidocznilo W prasie.
Petersburg, 20 wrzesnia.
Cholera czyni coraz straszniejsze
spustoszenia. w ubieglych "a
godzinach zameldowano $50 no.
wych zasiabniec i 155 wypadkow
smierei. Do tego przylaczaja sic
jeszcze zaslabniecia wsrod zoi-
merry. Wczoraj przewieziono do
pewnego szpitala wojskowego "a
policyantow zarazonych cholera.
:, 2 trzech prowincyi lonosza w
przeciagu ostatniej DOLBY o 4ss
wypadkach zasiabniecia j POI
smierci ma cholere.
g Szpitale tutejsze Sc przepeinio-
ne tax, re swiezych pacyent6w
" niektorych zakiadach JUL ME
przyinnis;9 w,adze stafaja sic ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22
wait o urzadzanie nowych szpi-

gwalt o urzadzanie nowych szpi-
tall.
Poiozenie stale sic coraz gor-
sze, gdyz zachodza takze wypad-
XII zachorowania ma tyfus.
Prefekt miasta wydaje Cd czasu
do czasu proklamacye W celu u
spokojenia wielce zaniepokojonej
ludnosci.
Berlin, 20 wrzesnia. = w je-
dnym z tutejszych szpitali znaj-
duje sic pod surowa kwarantanna
pewna pacyentka, ktora podobno
zachorowaia ma cholere. Pacyent-
ka jest iona rosyjskiego radcy
stnu, niejakiego Grigolowskiegoi
pred 5 dniami przybyla tu 2
Peterhofu. Wczoraj zachorowaia
wsrod symptom6w cholerycz-
nych, lecz natychmiast ia izolo.
wano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22

wdziwie feralnyn, gdyz oprocz
urzedu telefonicznego spalil sic
czesciowo pewien sklep departa-
mentowy ma przedmiesciu St. De-
mis-, przyczen- szkody wynosza
mniej wiecej $SOo.O00.
= Przylegly do stacyi telefo-
nicznej urzad pocztowy ME spa
lii sic, jak to mylnie podano, tyl-
ko ulegiy tam takze zniszczeniu
oddzialy teefoniczne, ktorych
wychodza polacznia do Anglii,
Belgii, Austryi, Niemiec i polno-
cnej Francyi.
Wiedeh, 22 wrzesnia. = Urze-
dowy komunikat wypowiada sic
najwiekszem zadowoleniem o
niedawnem spotkaniu rosyjskiego
ministra spraw zagranicznych,
Izwolskiego z kierownikiem poll
tyki zagranicznej Atrstro-Wegier,
bar. Aehrenthalem. Otoz ow kiep-,
ski nastroj, jaki wywolal W Pc
tersburgu projekt kolei austryac-
kiej ma Balkanie, t. wv. projekt
sandzacki, usunela zupelnie WA
Jenna wymiana mysli miedzy O.
bona dyplomatami.
Bar. Aehrenthal zlozyl rapport
cesarzowi Ffanciszkowi Jozefowi
I. O dodatnitn rezultacie spotka-
MIA. Konferowai on take ME-
mieckim ambasadorem we Vie
dniu, Tschirskym, w tel samej
sprawie.
Caracas, Venezuela, % wrzes-
MIA. = Niemiecki posel, bar. Sc
ckendorf, kt6ry Cd czasu zerwania
stosunkow dyplomatycznych mig
dzy Holandya a Wenezuela "a
stepuje t,i interesy Holandyi,
wreczyi rzadowi wenezuelskiemu
odpowiedz rzadu holenderskiego
ma note Venezuela. Jak ia odpo-
wiedz brznii, niewiadomo, jednak-
re slychat, ze ME jest ona "a
dnem ultimatum. Seckendorf be-
die sic starai nakionic prezyden-
ia Castro do pewnych ustepstw,
azeby uniknac konfliktu, ponie-.
waz Niemcy pragna, azeby W
Venezuela pozostai status quo".
Zwolennicy prezydenta Castro
zainicyowali nowy ruch, ktdry
zmierza do tego, azeby- Castro
pozostai pfezydentem ma dozywo-
Gle. s9s4s
4 cienfuegos, Kuba, 20 wrzesnia.
y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22

Ma placu .wzlotu znalazlo sic
okoio 10 tysiecy osob, ktore po
udaiym ebsperymencie urzadzily
Wright'owi wielka owacye. Mic
dzy obecnymi byli 'takze pred
stawiciele francuskiego klubu
aerostatycznego Sarthe, amery-
kahski ambassador Henry White,
general Bazaine-Hayter, komen-
dant I korpusu armii, ME braklo
rowniez oficerow francuskich, jak
i zagranicznych oraz ekspertow
W jazdzie napowietrznej. Pre-
strzeh, ktora przebyl Wright ma
aeroplanie wynosila blisko 81 mil.
TAX liczne tlumy zgromadzily
sic dla tenn wiekszej ciekawoSci,
czy Wright uzyska wyznaczone
"a udaly wzlot nagrody, puhar
Michelin'a $4,000 Cd francu-
skiego aero-klubu.
Poczatkowe wzloty ME byly
szezesliwe dla Wright'a, ktory
musial kilkakrotnie ponawiac pro-
by, zanim sic jego aeroplan lex
koscia ptaka uniosi W powietrze.
I'm dluzej jazda trwala, tenn VIE
ksze roslo rozentuzyazmowanie
zgromadzonych, a kiedy maszy-
ma znalazla sic ma ziemi, rzucili
sic oni do szczeSliwego aeropla-
misty, zeby go W tryumfie obno-
sic, czemu przeszkodzilo wojsko,
,utrzymujace ma placu porzadek.
Pierwszy, ktory serdecznie gra-
tulowal Wright'owi sukcesu, byl
amerykahski ambassador W Parry
au, White. P. Wright zakomuni-
kowai przedstawicielowi Prasy
.zwiazkowej, re dlatego ME wzno-
sil sic zbyt wysoko ze swym aero
planem, poniewaz byio "a ciemno,
azeby mogl zupelnie pewnie MIN
kierowac.
Paryz, % wrzesnia. = Pozar,
ktory przedwczoraj obrocii til W
stos gruzow i popioiu centralna
stacye telefonicz., zrzadzajac tenn
szkody ma mil. dolarow, znisz-
cyl okolo 10000 polaczeh telefo-
nicznych W samym Paryzu =
glownie ministeryami, innemi
.biurami rzadowemi, gazetami,
,bankami i domami przemsiowy-
mi, q daiej te poiaczenia, ktore
prowadza ma zewnatrz miasta do
gl6wnych linij. .iiI deSsI
8 Pfzedwczorajsey dzieh byh pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22
PRZEdLAD
POuTYK MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
(Inperyahzm tursekI).
Chicago p wrzesnia.


Dzieja sic cuda. "Chory cziO-
wick przy kt6rego 3Ozu cd die
siatek lat czuwaja dOmniemani
spadkobiercy = ozdrowial, skoro
tylko przez ma osciez otwarte Okna
j drzwi do wnetrza dostalo sic o.
rzezwiajaee tchnienie wolnosci. I
oto sta}o sic, ze ci, kt6rzy roku
ma rOk oczekiwali spadku po u
mierajscej Turcyi, dis niepokoie
sic music o wlasne, dawne zdoby-
cze i zamiast do ataku zbroie sic
raczej do obrony.
Cd poczatku dziewietnastego
stulecia doznala Turcya calego
szeregu podzial6w. Cd panstwa o
tomanskiego oderwa}y sic kolei
Serbia, Grecya, Multany i Wo}osz-
czyzna Bu}garya j wschodnia Ru-
melia, Besarabia, a wreszcie Bos-
MIA Herzegovina. 0 Macedonia
cd lat iu4 toczs sic krwawe zapasy
band, o Albanie dra sic Austrya i
W}ochy, a bliskim wydawa} sic
czas, kiedy armia rosyiska zatknie
prawosiawny sztandar ma meczecie
sw. Zofii W Stambule, gdzie ma
scianach = pod tynku przebija
dis ieszcze wyraEnie obraz Matki
Boskiej Dziecisthem ma reku.
Gdyby ME zawise pomiedzy
mocarstwami, podzia} dawno bylby
jul dokonany. Ma razie rywalizu-
jace mocarstwa wle4y panstwo
tureckie pod formalna kuratele.
Nismcy zawojowaly je ekOnOmicz-
ME, Austrya Rosya obie}y opieke
polityczna, do kt6rej, chcac ME
chcac. dopusci6 musia{y take Who
chy Anglie. Made panstewka bali
kanskie bezkarnie organizowaly
handy wp0 powstaGcze wpa roz-
b6jnicze, Serbia i Bu}garya, Gre
cya Rumunia wydzieraly sobie
1dobycz przyszSosci, wielkie mo-
carstwa patrzyly ma to pob}aza-
niem, pewne, ie ia zdobycz osta-
tecznis Inn sic tylko dostanie.
Przez szpieg6w i agent6w kO-
rumpowano ludnose, przekupywa-
no urzednik6w i hcytowano sic W
schlsbianiu poszczeg6lnym szcze-
pom. Austryi zdawalo sic, re "a
garniecie Bosni i Hercegowiny
daje jej tytui prawny do zagrabie-
MIA Macedonia, W3ochom wydawa-
10 sic, re forty albanskie sam Beg
dla mich przeznaczyl. Rosya
wszakae miala KonstantynOpol
przekazany sobie 'stestamentem"
Piotsa Wielkiego.
A tymezasem W Turcyi niedo-
strzegalnie dla obcych ambasado--
row i policyant6w, wrzaio. Ruch
m}odo-turecki ME cd wczoraj ME
pokoil sutana, ale W interesie
wlasnejl powagi ukrywal OF jak
najstaranniej jego znaczenie pred
Europa, ambasadorowie zas, pa
trzac ma dzielne pu}ki, defiiujaee
podczas selamhku, jeszeze bardziej
sobie ten ruch lekcewa1yh. o tenn,
be te wlasnie puIki moga sic do ru-
chu przylaczye, is anatolijskie u
alba6skie wojsko zaiadac moie
kOnstytueyi - Mkt nawet ME po-
myslal gfa-inSs
A jsdnak stale siel W gisbiaeh |
oErod6w barsmUwych, W zakrato