davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

Same to Mary Donovan; lot in W line of Ma.
sonic avenue $3.50 Of Waller street, n 25 by
Francis Foley TO Catherine Foley. lot at NV
corner of San Bruno avenue and 0lmstead street
so by w 100; So
L. b. Sibley and wife to Sibley estate com
pany lot in w line OF Dolores street So SO n Of
Sixteenth W 30, so deg 40 min w 100, Al
Z $50. to beginning, and four other pieces: SO
Sarah r. Mace ct al to Sarah r. Mace ct al
lot in L line OF Forty-eighth avenue. 100 S of II
! street. %. E 120 and seven other pieces; 80
Caroline krajeTsE,es VI ,s, es i a; to John Briekel
S Of Twenty-second. 6e:s BY W 100; SO
J. A. Prosek and wife to Elizabeth Church e,
al. lot in f line OF Stanyan street. 10 S OF
Frederick. S % by E 125; $40. = : y
Addie E. Armstrong tSmith) to Edwin V At
kinson, lot in F line Of Leavenworth street, III
OF Pine 1856 by + so; So
Edwin v Atkinson and wife to John H c
Prien lot in f line OF LeaveEworth street. III
y OF Pine, 26:6 by so; $40.
BniI6ing Contracts
Peter and Elise Gumm with Hanson & Olson
To erect two story and basement frame build
ing in E line of Sanchez street, 80 s of Twenty
fourth, 100 by 5 "a: s3,9sI-
Antonio Cato with Antonio Ferreccio-Ts
erect two story frame in line of Point Lobos
avenue, l08:s of Eighth 26:sx100; So. 500.
Ellen Egan with William ]. Field-To erect
frame building 1.-TWO fats) in 4 line of Prospec-
street 1861 y of Virginia avenue; So SEQ
H. W. Frank with Otis elevator company-Ele
vator work for three story and basement bricl
building in line of Commercial street, 120 T
of.Front. n % by 40; $1,275.
w. Mckenzie with r. j. Brandon and BrodS
& Clark Iron works-Brick work and iron worl
for three story brick building in T. line o.
Main street, 1884 Of Market, E 1876 by /
1894; $19,94
Palace hotel company with c. H. Wheelel
manufacturing company and the Vacuum en-
gineering company -Condensins apparatus ant
vacuum cleaning and serubbing system for tn,
Palace hotel, on block bounded by Market, An
ME- Jessie and New Montgomery streets; S26 49S
Mary and Theresa Brislan with Andrew Her
del-To erect story frame building in +
line of Florida street. $50 Of Mariposa, 10,
| by S %; $1,000.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co
tsoUTHERN DIvIsION). AUGUST 10
.IsOS, VIA SAUsALITO


,IeOS, VIA SAUSALITO
For sausaIIto, MID Valley, SAN Rafael
-Daily-Every 80 minutes from 6:45 to 9:45
a. m; hourly until 3:45 p. m.; then AIS and
every 80 minutes until I:45 p m; 9.o0. 10. IS
D. M. 1916 a.. m.
IL 15 a. m. and 1915, 1:l5 D. m
For Fafrfax-Week daysE6:45. T:15 .S.15
10;45 a. M; 2:45. 3.45, 4:15, 4:45. 5:l5 J:45.
D. m. Sundays-e:45. 9:15. 1915, l0:45. 1I.45'
For san Quentin-Dafly-S:45 a. n snd
Sis a. m. daily Except sundays) and e.45
D. IN. daily for Lagunitas- Camp Meeker, Monte
Rio, Cazadero and way stations.
Sis a. m. Sunday only for Point REYES and
points beyond TO Cazadero.
5:15 D. m. daily (except Sundays) S:45 n m
and T:45 p m (Sundays only), for Point Reyes
VIA TIBURON
-7:35 500, .9;10, 11:o0 a. m.i $3.50. 5.10. $50.
80 p N. daily.
On Sundays additional trips at 1880. esso
p m for San Rafael and intermediate points.
Healdsburg Cloverdale. Ckiah. Willis Sher-
wood Sebastopol and way stations
500 a. N. daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen. Camp Vacation and way stations.
ii 90 a. an m daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa
any ESQ :. m. daily for Petaluna. Santa Rosa
Healdsburg Cloverdale. Ukiah. GuernevilIe Sc
bastopoI and way stations.
$40 p. m. daily for Petalun1a. Santa Rosa and
~ s:so 'Is D. m daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
sTo Iiburon only
Pacific transfer company's agents are author
ICED 10 check baggage direct from residences
TICKET OFFICE Ferry Building
GENERAL OFFICES. James Flood Building
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FRENCH STATESMAN
VISITING THIS CITY
Member of the Chamber of
Deputies Student of
American Conditions

Deputy Colliard of Lyons, one of the
leaders of the chamber of deputies OF
France. accompanied by P. Leotard and
a secretary and an interpreter. is in
San Francisco studying economic con-
ditions, making headquarters at the st
Francis.
Monsieur Colliard will visit Pittsburg
and Washington, getting together data
about conditions in this country as
compared with France, which he will
use at the next session of the chamber
of deputies. He is paying especial at
tention to the social life OF San Fran
cisco and San Franeiscos commercial
relations with France.
There are about $4,000 French resi-
dents of this city and the visit of the
deputy is of great interest to them. He
is being entertained by prominent
French residents.
Governor Magoon has been made hon
orary president of the firemen of Ha-
vana-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco. Tuesday. August %:
Frank E. Clod % 4106 Twentieth street, and
Elizabeth A. Wrede Il. SO Joce street.
Joseph r. Preston, 26, and Irene A. Bounsall,
IS, both Of "a Tiffany avenue.
Ernest de Martini, 23, 3101 Buchanan street,
and Lucille c. Baker. %, Oakland.
Thomas McComas 25 1927 Howard street, and
Nellie Gettenby, 16, 1898 Howard street
George w. Morese Jr.. % 619 Sixth avenue,
and Olive Lewis, 2i, 1923 Sutter street.
Luigi Garaventa, %, and Rosa Musante, %,
both of 445 Wisconsin street.
Charles a. Dodge, Al. and Jennie S. Means.
so, both of 7S6 McAllister street.
Michael Gleeson. So, and Alice 0'Brien, 20,
both of 1900 Potrero avenue.
OAKLAND. Aug 25.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today: M
Alfred W. Swanson, 30, and Augusta Hur-
gren 20 both Of Oakland.
Manuel Rosa, 81, and Mary O. Rose, II,
both OF Oakland
willard Il. Lamb 46. and Jennie Williams,
80, both of Mill Valley.
Everett NJ Coffin, 2S and Amy Z. Hammond,
90. both OF Oakland
Waldemar G. Johanson IS, and Leona Z.
Sircy, Is, both OF Alameda.
Frank L. Denton, so. Seattle, and Laura E.
Morton. %. Merrill, Ore.
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THE STOCK MARKET
COmStOclzS LOWer-COmbinatiOn Frac
tiOn Higher on RumOr OF Dividend

There a very fair business in local securi-
ties on the stock and bond exchange yesterday q
varied assortment II both bonds and stocks being
traded in There were very wide fluctuations.
is0WeFer. Ten shares OF Humboldt shfnk stock
uent ar $50. California insurance g ex diri-
Cend Of JOc
The Comstock mining shares were generally
weak and the leaders were lower, though there
were no sharp declines.
Reports thar Combination Fraction likely
O. declare q dividend ia the future gave
Ihar stock firm tone. with large transactions.
and il sod from Sl-50 up to 81. 1.6215. closing [
Sl-55. Tie other stocks were not materially
changed.
Oil stocks ex dividend yesterday were: Coium-
bia lc Four 1c.
A. B. Ruggles. president Of the San Francisco
stock exchange. left FOR two months trip 70 the
east yesterday
The Round Mountain N ming company has de-
clared dividend OF 4c per share. payable Sep
tefnber IS 10 stock holders or record on Septem-
Der 15-
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
published once In this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

~ ~ bags. 10c more: half bbls 25c more;
=, 5oAes. es. &c more Tor all grades Bar. IN s.
~ rs ana 4o ID tins. SI-70 more; in 10 ID tins,
go more Minimum order carload weight.
ea-,ned hruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes 1905 pack as follows:
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts.-Daily except Sun
day-Leave: -T:45a. 9:1ja, 1:45p, 5:5op- Ar
holidays-Leave: 7:55a. 0:15a. ss10.eoa, 10 .foa
1900 noon. 1:45p. 5:5ep. S:l5p- Arrive: T.35a
0:OOa IL .2pa. 1:22p. 3:55p. s5:o5p. 5s35p 6:52p.
sMixed. ssGranada Express. makes no utter
mediate stops
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CARD OF THANKS


F0ULKES-We hereby wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks to our many friends for the
beautiful floral offerings and the many acts of
kindness extended during our recent bereave-
nent in the loss OF our loving husband and
brother.
MRS. GERTRUDE NJ. FOULKES,
EDWARD W. FOULKES.
LEWIS A. FOULKES
r MRS. G. A. THEREOF
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COmpagaie GeneraIe Transatlantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs.
Saiings every Thursday instead OF Saturday
at 10 a. M, from pier -. North River, foot OF
Morton st.
First class to Havre. $77.50 and upward: Sec
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State St. New York ]. T. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery ST. San
Francisco Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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DIED

Lansenaerrer, AlDert ouIkes.. tCarul
ANDREws-In this city, August 25 1908,
Emma c.. dearly beloved wife OF Colonel A.
Andrews loving mother of Alfred F. Andrews
and beloved sister of Mrs. Florence Dovichi
and the late William and Louise Gerstner, a
native of New York city. Chicago, ILL.,.
pFie Friends % are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow Thursday, at II
Baltimore, Van Ness avenue near Geary
street Cremation. Odd Fellows cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
Firemens association-You hereby re-
quested to assemble at the Hotel Baltimore
tomorrow Thursday August 81. at 1045
a. m, to attend the funeral Of our late past
president. Mrs. a. A. Andrews. BY order.
MRS. w. ]. RAUBINGER JR., President
MRS. H. F. LOGAN. Secretary.
ARON-In this city. August "a 1905. Leopold
beloved hsuband of Harriet Aron, and father
of Maurice. Louis, Lulu. Dora, Minnie. Eva
and Leslia Arun, native of Prussia.
Funeral services viii be held at his late
residence, 1924 California street, today WED
nesdayl. at IL o'clock a. N. Interment strictly
private
BURRows-In this city. August "a. 1908. John
Burrows, native OF New York, aged 42
years.
BURsoN-In this city, August 25, 1905. Joseph
W. Burson father OF Mrs. NJ. ]. Homberg
and David II. Burson, a native OF Michigan
aged go years and 10 months member of
Lincoln post No. l. G. a. r.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
paTcrs Of Porter white i2ia EDDY tp sreef
near Laguna. Funeral under the auspices of
Lincoln post No 1, g. A. 4. Interment Ma
tional cemetery
CAMPBELL-In this city. August 25. 1905
Isabella, beloved mother of Mrs. Sybil Reid
James Norman and Bertie Campbell and the
late Maggie. Donald and Jessie Campbell, de-
voted sister of Mrs. d. II. Campbell, Mrs.
A. Z. MacNeill, DR.. Donald MacLennan, James
and r. Maciennan, native Of Nova Scotia,
aged 80 years.
CERF-August %. 1Dos Ernest, husband OF
Bobbette Cert and father of Marcel E..
Barry. Emile W., Cedric. Charlotte, Rebecca
and Lorraine Cert and Mrs James A. For
ster a native of France, aged 63 years.
Interment private. Please omit flowers.
CLARK-Entered into rest. at Livermore. CAL.
husband Of Jane NJ Clark father of Lew b..
w. Sam. John A., Archer B.. Rhoda E. Clark,
Mrs. Hattie Hagenburger and Mrs. Minnie
Fitzgerald, aged "A years 3 months and q
days.
and X streets. Livermore. Cremation tomor-
row Thursday morning, at 10 O'clock Oak
land Cremation association, Mather and Howe
streets. Oakland.
CLAYTON-In San Jose August 23. 1905 Ed
ward William, beloved husband of Frances
Edwards Clayton. and eldest son OF the late
James A. Clayton, native of California
aged 20 years months and 70 days
Friends are invited TO attend the funeral to-
day wednesday,. at 1880 o'clock A. M,
from his late residence. I3e North Fifth
street. Interment Oak Hill cemetery, San
Jose.
COURvAISIER-In this city. August 25. 1905.
Ernest Courvaisler. native Of Switzerland.
aged &c years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
OFFICIAL SALES
Mining Stocks
COMSIOCki

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock and exchange board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Er Big Combination Auction Sale Tn

IN OAKLAND, WEDNESDAY,, August e6. at IL
II general business rigs (compIete). suitable for
grocery, dairy. peddling. camping express, gen.
eral delivery; head roadsters family and saddle
horses, % head cheap work plugs 81 vehicles
60 sets single and double harness. Good oppor-
tunity to buyers from 1 to carload. All
horses guaranteed will be hitched after sale
565 4th St, Oakland. j. W. MEDEIROS Auc-
tioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
COAST LINE

81 Third and Townsend Streets
t5.30a Shuttle -2sd Street, Viztacion.
South San Francisco, Valencia Ct.
6.40a Shuttle-Yalen St., Ocean View,
Cemeteries. South San Francisco. 23d
Street. 81 and Townsend. ...
s-2oa South San Francisco, PslO Alto, Nay
field, San Jose e...................
16.5Oa3loaterey Excursion, San Jose, Del
Monte Monterey. Pacific Grove 49,.
7.20a South San Francisco, San jose. Gil
roy. Hollister. Psiaro, Watsonville.
Santa Cruz. Boulder Creek (fDaven-
port. Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
HrOIe... 80.
bso0z The COaster-Ssn jose, Castroville,
Salinas SOledad Paso Robes Hot
Springs. Santa Msrgarita. San LUIS
Obispo. Pizmo, Ocean0, Guadalupe,
Surf. LompOe. Santa Barbara,
Ventura. Oxnard. Los Angeles.
e.o0a Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
6.2oa South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
IOea Wsv Sfations
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BORN

BORN
FAYEN-In Alameda, August 10, 1908, to the
wife Of James ID. Fayen lnee Heitman) son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. Aug. 2-1o.so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

IS or CD new Is or COUP
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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tI.OOp sasr,nensO River sssamsrs........ tlI-sop
checks on trains Of Southern Pacific and deliver %
residence They authorized 70 check bazgags drect
q for Morning. pfor Aterncon-
fSundav excepted <Sundny onlJs
Monday only.
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Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, IL marca. -Przy-
bylo tn poselstwo afrykanskieJ
rzeczypospolitej Liberyi; odwie-
dzilo prezydenta Roosevelta
sekretarza wojny Tafta i poprosi-
10 ich ponoc przeciw europej-
skim sasiadom rzeczypospeliteJ.
Przywodzca poselstwa jest vice
prezydent rzeczypospolitej, ia
mes J. Dawson. Representation
prasy oswiadczyl: .Nie domaga-
magamy sic niczego wiecej procz
moraInej opieki Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. Skoro ja bedziemy mie-
Ii zapewniona, to nietrudno nam
bedzie Emusic mocarstwa euro
pejskie, ustawicznie przywlasz-
czajace sobie czesci Iraju nasze-
90 do ich oddania stosowania sic
do ukiadow. Ameryka zobowiaza-
ma jest do tego powodu, IL ona
zalozyia rzeczpospolita Liberye".
Poselstwo zaprosiio prezydenta
Roosevelta, azeby po upiywie
swego terminu urzedowania od-
wiedzil rzeczpospolita tam po-
lowai. -
Albany, N. Y, IL czerwca. :
Posrod niezwyklych okolicznosci
wczoraj W tutejszym senacie sta
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lei mlodziez szkolna niemiecka
oplwala wychodzacych z koscio-
Ia po nabozeistwie 3 maja, obrzu-
ciwszy ich wyrazami obelzywy-
mi, w rodzaju: .polskie bydlo i,
,,polskie SWINE, gdy miejscowy
swistek hakatystyczny otwarcie
nawoluje, ably ,,jaki dzielny Me
mice nabii polskiej ho1ocie py-
skow nieumyych". Fakt zawie-
szenia wykiad6w prof. .Wahr-
munda sam przez sic bynajmnieJ
ME uszczupla swobody akademi-
ckiej. Jezeli czesc mlodziezy ME
mieckiej, W przesadnej obawie o
swe prawa przywileje, podniosia
rokosz uniwersytecki, to TAXI brak
rozwagi wlasciwy jest wicklow
mlodemu, rychle opamietanie
jest wystarczajaca ekspijacya.
Lecz nasza m{odziez powinna roz-
wazye, re zanim uzyskala obywa-
telstwo akademickie, byia polska
i katolicka, re niewolno jeJ
dzialac w interesie hakatystycz-
nych Prusakow.
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ma straszeniem 60 oskarzeniem o
popelnienie zbrodni. Podobno Fl.
scher Hansen (przynajmniej taxi
"brzmi. oskarzenie) nakionii Anto
niego Macaluso, by ten faiszywie
oskarzyl O'Briena popefnienie
zbrodni i grozii, re oskarzenie to
przedlozy prokuratorowi lub sa-
dowi wielkoprzysieglych, jezeli
mu sic ME wyplaci natychmiast
$4,000.
New Orleans, La, IL czerwca.
- Pred skiadem towarow lok-
ciowych Jozefa Sperio, Wlocha,
ma rogu ulic Hospital Decatur,
wczoraj rano eksplodowala bonn
ba dynamitowa dom zostal pra-
vie zupeinie zburzony. Sperio,Je-
60 iona czworo dzieci, ktorzy
spali,n gornem pietrze domu, u
sill bez szwanku. Spero 'powie-
dzial policyi, ze vie, kto rzucif
bombe, ale obawia sic wyjawic
nazwisko. Otrzymai byi kilka Ii
stow zadaniem, azeby ziozyi o.
kup W sumie $1,000, ale ME zwazaf
ma ME. Przed kilku dniami pc
wien Wloch przyszedi do skladu
z zadaniem, by mu te pieniadze
wyplacono a gdy ich ME dostai,
grozii sztyletem.
St. Joseph, Mo-, IL czerwca. -
w ciagu politycznej sprzeczki a
dwokat r. H.Duncan, kandydat
ma urzad prokuratora, strzelii
rewolweru siedmiokrotnie de
marszalka miejskiego Charlesa
F. Butlera. Raniony umarl w dro-
DE do szpitala, Duncan areszto-
wany.
Cincinnati, O., 10 czerwca. =
Niemiecka gazeta codzienna Gin
cinnati Volksfreund, wydawana
tn cd lat blisko so, zaprzestala til
wychodzic po zgloszeniu bankru-
ctwa. Wydawca i redaktor gaze
ty, Raymond Haake, ma jednako-
woz nadzieje, re wkrotce bedzie
mogl wydawac ja ma nowo.
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R0lhe notatki telegraficzna.

- Ponowne liczenie gios6w przy
ostatnlch wyborach burmistrza
Nowym Yorku przynioslo Hearstowi
dotychczas zysk 215 giosow W 5O2
precynktach. Do przeliczenia SO je-
szcze glosy LAG p1ecynktow.
- Ma konwencyi stanowej demo.
kratycznej W Lexington, KY, poleco-
no delegation obranym ma konwen-
eye krajowa oddac wszystkie glosy
Bryanowi.
- David b. Hill. byiy senator
zwiazkowy znany niegdys wybitny
przyw6dzca partyi demokratycznej,
wyjecha} wczoraj do Europy. Pred
wyjazdem reporterom oswiadczyi, re
partya demokratyczna ME istnieje
wiecej i re zapedziI ia do grobu w.
]. Bryan.
w Stanie Oregon W cZasie wy
borrow zesziotygodniowych 2l powia-
tow oswiadczyio sic "a local option"
a tylko ~ przeciw.
-Drobni handlarze miesa W Lon.
dynie zostali powiadomieni o dali
szem podrozeniu tego artykuiu. Po-
drozenie to staraja sic ti6maczyc bra
klein dowozu bydla zarowno TIL 1ak
/ W Stanach ZiednoczoDych.
- Obradujacy W Paryzu ..interna-
tional Congress" oswiadczyi sic wczo-
raj "a unarodowieniem kopalni we
'gla, ale pod tym warunkiem, re ro-
botuicy kopalniani beda mice zastrze-
zone prawo wykonywania dalej swej
piracy.
- w Journal " Belgii wykoleii
sic poclag pasazerski, idacy Mona,
przyczem osob zginelo a wiele 20
staio cie&ko poranionych. Po wyko-
1ejeniu plomienie ogarnely zaraz
wozy tax, re wydostanie mich zabi-
tych rannych bylo poiaczone maj
wieksza trudnoscia-
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RUCH PARoWCoW.

Przybyly: Liverpool: Saxonia
Bostonu. - Havre: Pomeranian
Bostonu. - Havre: Pomeranian
Montrealu, La Provence N. 4.
Queenstown: Republic z Bostonu.-
Nowy York: Bremen z Bremy, A
driatic ze Southampton, Columbia 9
Liverpoolu.
Odeszly: Nowy York: Ancoha do
Neapolu, Baltic do Liverpoolu. .Gros-
ser Kurfuerst do Bremy, La Lorraine
do Havre, Oscar II do Kopenhagi.-
Oueenstown: Carmania do New Yor-
ku. = Palermo: Brasile do New
Yorku. Kaiser Wilhelm II do New
Yorku. Glasgow: Mongolian DO
st. Johns. - Queenstown: Noord-
land do FiladelfiI. Majestic do MI.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Petersburg, 12 czerwca. -
Z rzekomo wiarygodnych zrodel
donosza, re Rad niemiecki ma O.
statnie spotkanie krola Edwarda
z carem Mikolajem i wogole ma
Gale zblizenie sic miedzy Anglia,
Rosya .Francya podejrzliwern
patrzy okiem, a nawet podobno
daje do zrozumienia, re scislejsze
zawarcie stosunkow uwazane be-
die "a krok nieprzyjazny, ma kto-
ry Niemcy potrafia odpowiedziec
,,zbrojna piescia,"
Rad berlinski ma sama wiado-
mosc o zamierzonym zjezdzie pa
nujacych w Rewlu mial podobno
dac do zrozumienia Rosyi, re "a
warcie formalnego ukladu miedzy
wymienionemi wyzej potegami
bedzie uwazac "a wroga dla Sic
bic akcye, z CORY, wprost nawet
"a ,,grozbe wojny.'
Czy podobnych rezultatow spo-
tkania sic krola angielskiego ca
rem Rosyi pierwotnie oczekiwa-
no, tenn sic ME mowi, ale juz
ma uczynione Berlina pewne re-
monstracye pred zjazdem jesz-
cze urzedowy organ rosyjsh
,,Rossija" wystapil artykulem
bardzo oglednie omawiajacym ma
stepstwa tego zjazdu monarsze-
go. Mianowicie wspomniana ga
zeta oswiadczyla, re nowe ugru-
powanie sic mocarstw ma radzie
Jest niemozliwe. A w zwiazku z
ia deklaracya urzedowego organu
rosyjskiego sekretarz angielskie-
go ministeryum zagranicznego,
Grey, oSwiadczyl wobec Izby
grnin, re ME istnieje zamiar dal-
szego rozszerzania konwencyi
rosyjsko angielskiej.
w tutejszych kolach niemiec-
kich goruje ten poglad, re wzaje-
wne wynurzenia podczas NOW O.
bu monarchow w sprawie pokojo-
wego charakteru spotkania trze-
ba uwazac "a skutek berlihskich
remonstracyj. Wprawdzie wiado-
mo jest, re w niektorych tutej-
szych sferach podzegano W osta-
tnich czasach opinie przeciw
Niemcom,ale Rad rosyjski widzial
sic zniewolonym do urzedowego
zaprzeczenia istnieniu jakowejs O.
pozycyi przeciwniemieokiej a o
ileby istnial podobny ruch, to go
z CORY potepil. Pomimo jednak O.
twartego wystapienia rzadu rosyj
skiego czesc prasy niemieckiej o.
mawiala je pewnem niedowie-
rzaniem. Sadza tu jednak, re ten
brak zaufania wkrotce ustapi.
Ziazd monarchow w Rewlu ME
jest bezowocny, poniewaz tam O.
ba panstwa zawarly uklad W spra-
vie Macedonii i u}ozyly sic mad
to co do aktualnej obecnie kwe-
styi perskiej. Mianowicie zastrze-
zono podobno niezawislosc ME
rozerwalnoSc Persyi. Sprawe in
terwencyi poruszono tylko pobie-
znie a dalsze zachowanie sic mo-
,carstw wobec Persyi uczyniono
zaleznem cd rozwoju wypadkow
tamze.
Specyalnie zas zwrocono uwa-
&c na to, re Rosya bedzie popiera-