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DIED.

BRAY. In Brookiin, February %. Augustine
GRISDLE In bluehl, February q, Isaac
Perry Grnde, aged 81 years. months and days.
FLANDERS, In Belfast, March l, Byron NJ
son of Selden A. and George (Paul) flanders,
aged year, months and II days.
PITMAN In North appleton, FEBRUARY -,
Grace. wife of Albert e. Pitman, aged ~ years. d
months and % days. .. o. ,,.r,
HORINsON In ROckland, February a. mary
A. (Fulier,, widow of David Robinson aged VI
years. months and days. oo,,,,,
SARGENT. In Ellsworth, February To- CaNlh
4. Sargent, aged 40 years and months. .,,,.
THoMPsoN. In Rockland, + ebruary "a, william
Thompson, aged rs years, 2 months and = Gays;
nah j. " orth, aged ss years, 10 months, 2l days
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800 Reward 500

The readers Of this paper will be pleas ed to
that science has been able to cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh Hairs Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure now known to the medical fra.
REQUIRES a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
disease and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature In
doing its work. The proprietOrs have so much
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Address
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, o,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
The funeral service of George F. SnoW'
who entered into rest February 9th, occur
ed at his late residence Sunday, March 1st.
The members of Gal field Lodge, l. 0. 0. F.,
of which the deceased was IA member, at
tended in body; also Mizpah Lodge of
Rebekahs After the services by the Off
ciating clergyman, Rev. H. r. Sisson, were
over. the members of Gal field Lodge per-
formed their funeral rites. There was a
profuson of choice cut flowers, beautiful
Wreaths, pillows and baskets of flowers,
tokens from relatives and friends. Much
sympathy is extended to the bereaved wife
who has SO devotedly cared for her hus-
band through the years he has suffered. He
leaves to mourn their loss, besides his
widow and step-son, Harry Lougee, two
brothers, Reuben and Moses Snow; three
sisters, Mrs. Daniel Mason of Portsmouth,
N. H., Mrs. Susie Jennings of Boston and
Mrs. Herbert Norton of Everett, MasS......
The remains of Mrs. Knowles, widow of the
late Moulton Knowles, were brought from
New York for interment and the funeral
services took place Feb. 2Sth from the resi-
dence of her niece, Mrs. Frank Carleton,
Rev. II. r. SissOn officiating. Mrs Knowles
had for number of years made her home
with her daughter, Miss Clara Knowles, in
New York, who tenderly cared for her
mother and who accompanied the re-
mains here. She was Joined in Boston by a
niece of the deceased, Mrs. Lizzie Burbank.
There was profuson of beautiful flowers,
testifying to the love and esteem in which
the deceased was held. Her age was 80
years and II months. -. The remains of Mrs.
Mary A. COuillard, widow of Otis G. COuil-
lard, who died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. James Hartman, in Port Costa, Cali
fornia, were brought to Winterport for in
terment, Feb. 28th, and were accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Abbie Couillard of
Boston. .... Myron Bowden is seriously i'll
with pneumonia. Carroll j. Clark of
Bucksport is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. FL.
j. Baker. Boyd Miles is able to DE about
town again after several weeks of illness
with the grip. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Foley,
who have been on a brief wedding trip, re-
turned to this place Feb. 2Sth... Presiding
Elder II. B. Haskell was in town March
End, and held the fourth quarterly con-
ference at the Methodist vestry... William
r. Hill was at home from U. of NJ. over Sat-
urday and Sunday. Mrs. SophrOnia Snow
of Bangor has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Snow, called here by the death
of her brother-in-law, George Snow. Miss
Elizabeth Fernald, who has been spending
short vacation with her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. A. E. Fernald, returned to Med
ford, Mass, Feb. 29th.... Mrs. Daniel Ma
son and Mrs. Susie Jennings, who were
, called here by the death Of their brother.
George Snow, returned to their homes Mon
day. =. The funeral services of Abbie, wife
Calvin Knowlton, occurred at her late resi-
dence March End. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Darling, who have been at their home here
for the past ten days, have closed it and re-
turned to their winter home in Springfield,
Mass. They will return to their Winter
port home May LIST for the summer.
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JAMES C. DURHAM. Treas.
TO CATARRH SUFFERERS.
Good Advice and Liberal Offer From Well
Known Belfast Druggist.


A. A. Howes & Co. are advising all who
suffer from any of the symptoms of catarrh,
such as offensive breath, dryness OF the
nose, pain across the eyes, stoppage OF the
nose, discharges and drOppings in the
throat, coughing spasms and general weak
ness and debility, to use Hyomei. They go
81 far as to offer to refund the money to
any user of Hyomei who is not perfectly
satisfied with the results.
Quick relief follows the use of the Hyomel
treatment; the stoppage Of the nose Is re-
moved, the dropping ceases, the breath pc,
comes pure and sweet, and the catarrhal
germs are destroyed and their grown pre-
vented.
Go to A. A. Howes & Co. today and buy a
complete Hyomei outfit for $1.0O with the
understanding that if it does not give satls,
faction, your money will be refunded. 2wlo
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Capt. W. II. Hartman went to Newport,
r. l., last week to join his vessel, sch.
Jacob NJ. Haskell. Mr.. and Mrs. Eden
Emerson of Frankfort visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Linwood Brown last Sunday.....A crew of
paving cutters will begin work at Mt.
Heagan's next week. Several from this
place attended the Old Folks concert in
Stockton last Thursday night and pro-
nOunced it fine
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NEW CURE FOR STOMACH.
A. A. Howes & Co. Give The Journal Read
ers a Chance to Try it.

ers Chance to Try it.
Since nobody knows when. people have
suffered from indigestion, sick headaches,
bloating, dizzy spells, distress after eating,
sleeplessness and the many other symptoms
of stomach troubles and have found the
usual remedies pOwerless.
Here is chance for The Journal readers
who may suffer with weak stomach to test
without risk of loss the new prescription,
called Mi-o-na, for indigestion that has met
with great success wherever it has been
tried.
This treatment, which strengthens the
whole digestive system so that the stomach
does its work without any distress is sold by
A. A. Howes & Co. under guarantee to re-
fund the money if the remedy does not do
all that is claimed for it.
Mi-O-na costs but tOc a box, and one box
will do more real good than dozen boxes
Of ordinary digestive tablets. 2w10
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THE CHILDREN LIKE 1T
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
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CONTINGENT FUND.
Appropriation for 1907. S 1880 90
Received from tax sales OF 1907 and
previous years ................... 12S u
Received from tax deeds for acct
of ii. Ii. Rogers. 70 80
Received from city clerk, licenses,
etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Received from city clerk, dog Ii
cenSeS.. ................ Al %
Received from city marshal, police
lees. ..................... l6;> ~
Received from OverSeerS of poor,
insane bills refunded. ........ 678 45
Received from overseers of poor,
pauper bills refunded. 1902
Received from Thos. H. Marshall
Post, G. A R., heat for rooms. 5000
Received from Waldo Trust Co.,
interest on deposits. ............ 246 81
Received from Maine Industrial
School for Girls, overpayment... 2 so
Received from State of Maine, rail-
road and telegraph tax. ......... 1888 %
pensions. ........................ 1900 90
Received from State of Maine, per
cent. allowed from 1906 dog tax. 244 90
Received from State of Maine, SOL
dlerS' burial. Observation-Disclosures. 13S %
Received from State of Maine, sheep
killed by dogs. 500
Received from sale of hay on park. 20 90
s16,sso Is
Paid mayors orders. ST., 23O "a
Paid State pensions. 1900 90
Paid State of Maine, dog licenses. AL 90
Paid coupons on Memorial Hall
bonds for rent. .................. $50 90
Paid H. H. Rogers, account Of tax
deeds redeemed. 1856 O5
Transferred to highway fund.-. 357 81
Outstanding orders. 1O8 63
Unexpended ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856 so
$16,Sso rs
CEMETERY FUND.
Amount unexpended March 4, 1907. S SO 90
Received from sale of lots, Grove
cemetery. 374 w
Received from sale of lots, Head of
Tide cemetery. 700
Received from interest on cemetery
trust funds, for care of lots...... 181 90
se12 90
Paid MAYORS orders. $532 OF
Unexpended ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1898
$612 90
INTEREST ON BONDED DEBT.
Appropriation for 1907. ............$ 5000 90
Received dividend on B. & NJ. H.
L, 4. R. stock. 1861 Sc
$23,611 So
Deposited in Waldo Trust Co., to
pay coupons due May 1, 1907. ...$ $3.50 90
Deposited in Waldo Trust Co., to
pay coupons due Aug. Is, 1907. $3.50 90
Deposited in Waldo Trust Co, to
pay coupons due Nov. 1, 1907. $3.50 90
Deposited in Waldo Trust Co., to
pay coupons due Feb. Is, 1908.... $50 90
Unexpended observation-disclosures. II Sc
$2s,e1J So
HIGHWAY FUND.
Appropriation for 1907. $12, 600 90
Appropriation for State road...... 600 90
Received from contingent fund.-. 357 81
Received from sewer fund. ITO 53
State road. ....................... 800 zoo
OverdraWn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 296 20
!$1s,72e 80
Paid mayors orders. .$1s, 729 80
$1s,729 80
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.
Appropriation for 19O7............$ $500 90
Rec. for old hose cart wheels sold 500
Overdrawn, Observation-Disclosures. 873 76
4,181 76
Paid Mayors orders. ............ 4,181 rs
4,1s1 76
PAUPER FUND.
Appropriations for 1907. 1900 90
1900 90
Paid Mayors orders. ............. 1900 90
1900 90
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Pole, Thin,
Meruous?

Then your blood must be in
"a very bad condition. You
certainly know what to take,
then take it = Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. If you doubt, then
consult your doctor. We know
what he will say about this
grand old family medicine.
This is the first question your doctor wond
ask: "Are your bowels regular 2" He knows
that daily action of the bowels is absolutely
essential to recovery. Keep your liver active
and your bowels regular by taking laxative
doses of Ayers Pills.
a Made BY J. G. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
~ Also manufacturers Of
4; AZ; ! IS; ;;:,.....
We have no secrets! We publish
the formulas of all our m edicines.
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THE REPUBMcAN JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARoH 5. 1908
TRfASURfR'S REPORT.

CITY OF BELFAST,
TREAsURER's OFFICE, March 2, l9OB
To THE CITY COUNCIL:
Gentlemen: As required by the city char
ter, herewith submit my annual report as
City Treasurer, showing the receipts and
| payments for the municipal year ending
this day, for Schools. Paupers, Highways,
Fire Department. Free Text Books. Interest
on the City Debt, and for general municipal
purposes; also for payment of State and
county taxes and the condition of the trust
funds All of which is respectfully submit
ted for your approval.
CITY OF BELFAST IN ACCOUNT WITH JAMES
G. DURHAM, CITY TREASURER.
March 4, 1907.
Balance cash in treasury this date. $12, OFT SO
Received from Chas F. Thompson,
collector for 1906. ................ 1916 81
Received from Charles H.1Sargent,
collector for 1907. ................ "a. OS8 rs
Received from tax sales Of 1907 and
previous years.. l20 "
Received from tax deeds for acct.
OF H. Ii. Rogers. u w
Received from dividend on b. u M.
Ii. L. R. X. stock. 1851 Sc
Received from city clerk, licenses
and check lists. .................. 3 70
Received from city clerk, dog Ii
cenSeS. .................... Eli w
Received from city marshal, police
lees. ..................... los oO
Received from OverseerS of poor,
insane bills refunded. 67S 45
[sReceived from Overseers of poor,
pauper bills refunded. ........... 1902
Received from ThOs. Fl. Marshall
Post, G. A. r, heat of rooms.... so 90
Received from sale of cemetery lots 3S1 90
Received from interest on cemetery
trust funds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1871 90
Received from supt. of schools, tu-
ltlOn, etc 3O2 10
Received from Jas. Pattee & Son,
loss on Citypoint schoohouse. 10 90
Received from sewer assessments. $50 90
Received from Waldo Trust Co.,
interest on deposits. ............. 246 81
Received from Maine Industrial
School for Girls, Overpayment.. 2 so
Received from old hose cart wheels
sold -. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Received from State of Maine, rail-
road and telegraph tax........... 5,333 %
Received from State of Maine, bank
and mill TAX. 1854 ~
Received from State of Maine, free
High school. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
Received from State of Maine, State
pensions. ......................... 1900 90
Received from State of Maine, per
cent allowed from 1906 dog tax. pa 9S
Received from State of Maine, SOL
diers' burial. ..................... 1888 90
Received from State of Maine, sheep
killed by Dogs. 90
Received from State of Maine, State
road. .................. 300 90
Received from sale of hay on park. 90 90
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WHY |T SUCCEEDS
Because. it is for One Thing Only and Bel
fast People Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backache, every kidney Ill.
Here is Belfast evidence to prove it.
Ralph D. Shute. farmer, Belfast, Maine, says
"Spce l first recommended DOan's Kidney Pills
through the Belfast paper. some six years ago,
have often advised friends to use this remedy,
and know of many cases in which it has effected
permanent and lasting cures. My own experience
l have previously described. had an attack OF
kidney complaint which laid me up for several
weeks. and when all other remedies had failed
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at the City Drug
Store and they completely cured me. can only
add to the statement l made six years ago, the
fact that nv cure has been lasting and perma-
nent.'
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Eos
ter.Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the pame-Doan's-and take no
other.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

Paid coupons on Memorial Hall
bonds for rent. ......S $50 On
Paid mayors orders on contingent
funQ. lo,25O {:
Paid mayors orders on cemetery
1unQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0o2 U
Paid mayors orders on highway
fund ..................... 1929 8:
Paid mayors orders Oh fire depart
ment fund. ........... ........... 4,1s1 Il
Paid mayors orders on sewer fund 1874 a
Paid mayors orders on school funds 1858 Il
Paid mayors orders on free text
books fund. $50 5:
Paid mayors orders on pauper fund 1900 On
Paid cemetery trustees, cemetery
tomb fund.-. ........ :. ........ 1000 OF
Paid State pensions. ............. 1900 on
Paid State tax for 1907. S,374 q
Paid county TAX for 1907. 3.03S o.
Paid State of Maine, amount re-
ceived for dog licenses. ......... all 0t
Paid Ii. H. Rogers, account of tax
deeds redeemed. Observation-Disclosures. 1856 Oh
Paid coupons due May l, 19O7...... $3.50 OF
Paid cot pOnS due Aug. 10, 1907. $3.50 On
Paid coupons due Nov. l, 1907. $3.50 On
Paid coupons due Feb. Is, 190S.... $50 OF
So, 1926 9!
Balance in treasury March 2, 1908. 21,134 Of
G11o oe1 NJ
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THE NEWS OF BROOKS.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. The subscriber
appointed administrator with the will annexed Of
the estate of
ADDIE c. SULLIVAN, late of Winterport.
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bands as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired to present thesame for settlement, and
ali indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. -
ELLERY BOWDEN.
winterport, January IA, 19OS.-3w1O
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New York, Feb. 81 Ar, schs. Brna P.
Peudleton, Fernandina Humarock, fridge
port; %, ar, sch. Mark Pendleton, Savan,
nah 80, cid, sch. Celia F., Charleston and
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wczoraj zakohczyi sic wyscig 130 au-
tomobil6w, jako zainicyowano
pod patronatem pruskiego ksiecia
Henryka. Do mety dobiegio liz au-
tomobil6w. Wyscig rozpoczai sic 8
czerwca Berlina przez Frankfurt
mad Odra, Szczecin, Kilonie DARN
stadt. Automobile byly przewaznie
niemieckiego wyrobu.
= Rosya zaciaga nOwa pozyczke
W sumie 100 mil. dol. ma pokrycis
deficytu ostatniego roku, ma potrze-
by ministeryum wojny oraz marynar-
ki czesciowo ma zapomogi dla do
tknietych gIodem okolic.
- q Petersburga pisza. re trzeci
sekretarz tamtejszej ambasady ame-
rykahskiej, Joseph G. Grew zostai
zamianowany drugim sekretarzem
ambasady W Berlinie.
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R0zas notatkI taIeglaticzns.

w okolicach nawictizonych
przez pow6dz wskutek wezbrania
rzek Kaw Missouri znaczn:e Tulep-
szyiy sic stosunki / ludnost powraca
do mieszkan.
W Jackson. Miss. odbyia sie
stan3we konwencya Demokratyczna
| delegation polecono oddae g}osy
Bryanowi.
Ma miedzynarodowy kongres
drog krajowych, ktory odbedzie sic
W Paryzu d. II pazdziernika, zostall
delegatami mianowani przez Roose-
velta pulk. Charles Bromwell. Clif-
ford Richardson i VIM. Page.
Miedzynarodowy zwiazek iowa
rzystwa ubezpieczef cd nieszczesli-
wych wypadk6w postanowil ma wczo-
rajszej sesyi W Nowym Yorku wyzna-
czyc corocznie trzy ziote medale dla
os6b, 'ktore odznacza sic bohate--
stwem przy ratowaniu 2ycia.
- w Danville, Pa. umarf 79let II
Joseph Gerst ma wodowsret. Ukasi}
go pies wsciekly przed dwoma mie-
siacami. - iia
- w Monachium W Niemczech o.
twarto wczoraj piaty kongres tuber-
kuliczny. Udzial uczestnik6w jest
nadzwyczaj liczny. zgioszone odczy-
ty wywoiaiy &ywe 1ainteresowanie.
- z Fraulfurtu n. M. donosza.ie
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cych urzednik6w: Wielki Nadles-
niczy, RIG. Stevenson;@W. byiy
Nadl. Victor NORM; w. Podlesni-
czy J. d. Clark z Dayton, O.; w.
Sekretarz R. Mathison; w. Skarb-
mix Harry Collins
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Kronika Chicagoska
DZIEN ROOSEVELTA.

Wczorajsza sesya konwencyi re-
publika1skiej by}a raczej jedna
albrzymia owacya dla prezydenta
Roosevelta, kt6ry m6gl. z duma.
przekonac sic TEN, re jest najpo-
pularniejszym = najwiekszem "a
swa dzialalnosc uznaniem ciesza-
Gym sic politykiem. Owacya ia
spowodowana zostala przez slowa
wyg}oszone przez senatora Lodge,
kt6ry powiedzia}, IL Roosevelt jest
jednym najwiecej nienawidzo-
nych, ale i jednym z najsilniej
popularnych i kochanych meow
W Stanach Zjednoczonych. Kiedy
senator Lodge powiedziai te s}o-
wa, nastala W olbrzymiej sail "Co-
liseum" TAXA burza okrzyk6w, wi
wat6w, oklask6w ma czesc Roose-
velta, re przewodniczacy sesyi po
kilku uderzeniach m}otka da} zu-
peinie "a yygrana ME silif sic, by
powstrzymac fen potok serdeczne-
go wylania, jake ogarne}o cafy
t1um. Jest to prawie trudne do
uwierzenia, ME mniej jednak fax
tenn jest, IL owacya ia z Gaia
wrzawa nieustannych wiwat6w
trwa}a Al minut, a wiec przeszfo
3. 3.kwadranse. W czasie wczorajszej
sesyi rozrzucono znowu pomiedzy
delegat6w GAIA mase ulotnych
pism, ,broszur odezw, WY
wajacych ma nominowania Roose-
velta gandydatem ma rrrzad prezy-
denta ma daisy okres lat czterech.
Z RADY SZKOLNEJ.
Ma wczoraiszem posiedzeniu
Rady Szkolnej zosta} obrany su-
perintendentem miejskich szka
publicznych Edwin G. Cooley, do
tychczasowy superintendent. Przy
giosowaniu 2 q czfonk6w Rady
g1osowa}o "a Cooley'em IA, 7 by.
10 do ostatka przeciwko MENU;
najzacietszym przeciwnikiem Coo
ley'a byl DR.. Guerin, kt6ry scha-
rakteryzowaf Cooley'a jako poll
tykiera niekoinpetentnego pod
wzgledem szkolniczym stad lex
cewazonego i ME lubionego przez
nauczycieli; mimo energicznego
sprzeciwu tego, Cooley otrzymal
wiekszosc gios6w. R6wniez i do
tychczasowy superintendent robot
recznych r. NJ. Smith zosta} ma
.rok dalszy ma swoim urzedzie "a
twierdzony, to samo rec wypa-
da o asystentach superintendenta
i szesciu superintendentach dy-
stryktowych. Po zalatwieniu kilku
spraw podrzednej natury posiedze-
ME odroczono.
DWOJE DZIECI UTONEKO.
Dwoja dzieci, rodzenstwo: bra
.ciszek ze siostrzyczka znalazly mo-
kry chlodny grob W nurtach RE
XII W poblizu ul. Throop, gdzie sic
bawily z GAIA gromadka innych
dzeci. Nagle tych dwoje dzieci,
a byiy to Alvina i William Dietz,
posliznawszy sic, wpadiy do wody
i po nied}ugiej chwili zanurzyiy
sic bezpowrotnie. Ich towarzysze
zabawy narobili krzyku, zwo}ali
starszych rodzic6w dzieci, zamie-
szkalych W domu pm. 1858 Farrell
ave, niestety jednak mic to juz
wszystko ME pomoglo, dotad ma
wet cial obojga dzieci ME MONA
byio odszukac! Rozpacz osieroco-
nych rodzic6w latwo sobie wyo-
brazie.
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nieiszych zawikfan W Europe Ia
wazye ma szali. Ostentacyjna wiec
radosc i serdecznoscc, z jaka witano
kr6la Szwecyi ma divorce berlin
skim, musi mice swe specyalne
przyczyny. Me tfomaczy jej do
statecznie nawet bliski weze} po-
krewie1stwa, laczacy Wilhelma
II lOskarem szwedzkim, kt6re-
go maiionka jest cioteczna siostra
obecnego wiadey Niemiec, bo jak
rafnie zauwazyi zacytowany po-
przednio organ berlinski, toasty,
WHOLESOME przy .uczcie galowel,
przekraczaiy znaeznie ramy ta-
kich familijnych stosunk6w. Go
inego tez zapewne nastroiio obu
koronowanych mowcow, ma ten
ton czu}osci nietylko osObistej, lecz
i politycznej. By}y one bez wat
pienia symptomatem obecnego po-
1ozenia politycznego W Europie,
kt6re Jest niejako stadyum przy-
gotowawczym do owej konstelacyi
miarodajnych czynnikow : a mo
zs nawet do p6znis zego, niezbyt
jul oddalonego starcia rozlicznych
wzajemnych ich wsp6}zawodnictw
sprzecznych interes6w. W chwi-
Ii, gdy kr6l Edward VII niby zre-
czny koniwojazer polityczny, usi-
luje otoczye swego kuzyna ma tro-
ME Niemiec ca}a siecia sojusz6w
kombinacyj - dla Wilhelma II
ma razie niemal zupe}nie odosob-
nionego, nawet przyjazh Szwecyi
musi bye miia i droga.
Smiafo tez zapewne przypusz-
czae mona, re to ostentacyjne pod
kreslenie przyjazni yszwedzko-nie-
mieckiej W Berlinie, jest niejako
odpowiedzia ma pozniejszy zjazd
W Rewlu na to, czego on by} wr6z
ba q nawet zapowiedzia. Rzecz
znamienna, ze w}asnie W chwih
owej uczty galowei W Berlinie po-
jawily sic pogioski, iz dobre do
tychcras stosrrnki miedzy Niemea-
mi. Rosya psuc sig zaczynajq
powodu przemoznych wplyw6w
niemieckich mad Bosforen. Toas-
ty berlinskie byly vice do pewne-
go stopnia przestroga pod adresem
Rosyi. Szwecya, iakkolwiek dis
juz paGstwo drllgorzedne, jest
przecie sasiadem Rosyi, W doda-
tku sasiadem, kt6ry m6g}by sic
STAG W danym razie dla niej ME
wygodnym, gdyby mp. pospieszyi
pornoca gnebionej Finlandyi.
Jest to sasiad sta}y wprawdzie,
lecz az nadto bliski : Petersbur-
ga. / to w}asnie moze czyni go dzis
tax drogim W Berlinie.
Przeczuwa to pnypua:cza
zwlaszcza prasa francuska i zupei-
ME otwarcie zwraca sic do krola
szwedzkiego z napomnieniem, ably
by} ostrozniejszy W swoich afek-
tach przyjazni j pamietaf o tenn,
re sfaby duzo stracid moze a maio
zyska6, gdy wniesza sic niepo-
trzebnie W spqry moznych i potez-
nych. 1 tie wiasnie g}osy francus-
kie nadaja toastom berlihskim ME
male znaczenie polityczne.