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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-29
BUSINESS PROSPECTS
ARE ENCOURAGING
High Price for the Fleecy
Staple rleans Much
for the South.

Every commercial report and every
statement of earnings of railroads, ex'
press companies and industrial corpora
tions that is issued now shows that the
country has entered period which
promises to become conspicuous by un'
precedeDted commercial and industrial
activities and phenomenal prosperity
says the New Orleans Journal. There
is daily growing confidence in the
business world. 1t lie worthy of note
that all captains of finance and industry
are extremely optimistic in their views
OF the future. They believe that, bar
ring accidents, the country is facing a
period of record prosperity.
There is not one diverging opinion
that the business outlook is on the
whole very promising. We expect to
see an enormous volume of business
done in this country next autumn.
Money is both easy and abundant, and
the purchasing power of the railroads
and other large corporations has been
largely increased by the numerous sue
cessful flotations of bonds. Tariff con-
ditions will be settled at least before
the summer is over. With money easy
and with confidence fully restored the
country should enter upon the great
est period of prosperity it has ever ex-
perienced.
Why should not the outlook be most
encouraging? There are no disturbing
political or economical issues overhang-
ing the business situation. Crop re-
ports as an entirety are the finest. The
most important crop raised by the
American farmer, corn, which is also
the most important one for our rail-
roads, as it furnishes enormous ton
mage, promises to be a record breaker.
"There was never such a corn crop pros
pect. The yield will be the largest ever
garnered," declares President Winchell
Of the Rock Island railroad, and he is
certainly well posted. for the lines OF
his gigantic system traverse and cross
the entire corn belt territory. Then
the wheat crop promises to be the
largest on record. This years corn
crop is estimated at 3,500,0O0,0O0 bush.
els, of value of over 50, 0O0, 900 600, and
the wheat crop is valued at over SO, 000,.
100000. The total value of all this
years crops will amount to about nine
billion dollars, and this means an enor.
nous addition to the already great
wealth of the country especially tC
that of the farmer, who has been wax,
ing rich in the last few years.
Not only will the American farmer be
possessed of an unprecedented purchas'
ing power. but the purchasing and con.
Stunning power of the industrial popula
tion of the large cities has greatly i'm.
proved, for trade and industry are ex
panding very fast and most wages re-
duced during the days of the trade de-
preston have been restored to the scales
that prevailed before the panic. There
fore, merchants and manufacturers will
now have the opportunity not only t.
repair their fortunes impaired by thu
panic, but also to expand to thei
hearts delight and increase thei
wealth. All they have to do is to ad
vertise properly so as to reach the city
people, who have regained their pur
chasing power, and the country people
who are in good financial condition.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-29
COURT SECOND MONDAY

Judge N. A, Morris has called Cobb
Superior court to convene second Mon
day in August to try Willard Webb,
alleged assaulter of Mrs. Brown, and
to clear the jail. The old grand and
petit jurors will serve, and the follow
ing new jurors have been drawn to serve
at that time:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-29
MEASURE PROVIDES FOR SEPARA.
TION OF RACES.

The first Jim Crow bill of the session
was introduced into the Georgia state
legislature by Senator Womble.
1t provides that all street car compA-
MES oprating in the state must provide
separate compartments for blacks. Un-
der existing laws the blacks must ride
in the rear of the coaches, but there is
no partition required in the cars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-29

Mr.. Ryburn Clay and Mr., Joe BruSn-
by have returned from Cumberland. \
Mrs. w. E. Schilling entertained 3
number of guests on Monday night.
People who talk too much re-
ceive little attention.
Don't wear diamonds unless you
have bank balance to match.
A man always expects his wife
to be- a lot better thar he could
possibly be.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-29

Mr. David Irwin, OF Washington City,
Joined his family here at Mr.. T. B. r.
wins on last Thursday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-29
PETIT JURY SPECIAL.

w nj Baldwin j p P Johnson
j V Carmichael RI Phillips
A N Mayes TIE Jiles
j G Estes John E Paden
j A Bishop r E Benson
s S Maddox w P Jiles
Geo L Daniel H L Scott
Jacob Taylor BA Butler
L w Hibble IA Lewis
w r McCord A Armstrong
Henry McNeely Jas w Gaines
I NJ Bentley w N Terry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
PIANO TUNING
WORK GUARANTEED
FRANK HURLEY. 2n8 Silver St.
Drop postal card
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
l.LntD IL w L L L 1 ~ l.

'N"'o Va W Lillian W. hbPklNS.
Ihe undersigned. having been appointed by
the non IIoDaIe Court for the Di strict OF Ben
ninEton. COMM SSIONERS. TO receive. exam.
Inc ana ADJUST an claims and demands of All
persons against the estate OF William W Ron
kins, laie OF Bennington IN saId district.
thereto hereby give notice that we will meet Tor
the purposes aforesaid, At the Office of Bennett
Graves IN the fOwh Of Remington h
said District, on the 2ifh day OF February. 1910
next, IRON O'Clock p. m. until oclock
p. m. ON said day and that six
months from the 2lth day OF August
A. D 1903. IS the time limited by said Court
Tor said creditors 70 present their claims 10 MS
for examination and allowance
Dated at bennington. Vt, this 26th day OF
August A. d 1903.
A. L HOLLISTER
WARD l.. LYONS,
Commissioners
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
orinin of Annendioitis

Appendicitis is caused in most cases
by Indigestion. The undigested food
irritates the intestines. The appendix
becomes innamed which soon be-
comes chronic. Finally suppuration
sets in, a pus cavity is formed and an
acute attack of appendicitis results
To prevent attacks of this fatal di-
sease cure your indigestion with Ry-
dales Stomach Tablets. They will
make the whole alimentary canal
healthy from the stomach to the low
er bowles. No danger of attacks of
If the intestines are nor
NAL and healthy. Rydale's Stomach
Tablets will keep them so. Shurtlef
AE asSG
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
NOMMIssIONERs, NOTICE

" Estate of CAROLINE d. HURLBUT.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the honorable Probate Court for the District
examine and adjust the claims and demands of
an persons against the estate of Caroline ID.
Hurlbut, late OF Bennington, in said District
deceased ana all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Office of
Bennett x GraYes in the town Of Bennington in
SAID District on the 18th day of February
1910 next, from O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock ~
m on said day and that six months
from the 18Th day OF August, A. ID. 1917, Is
the time limited 10y said Court for said creditors
70 present their claims 10 us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Bennington. VT this 18th day of
February, A. ID. 1909
JAMES WOOD.
ID. A. GUILTINAN.
commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
MANCHESTER


The town schools will open Mon
day.
Miss Emma Hayes of Rutland is Wis.,
iting at the home of H. S. hopkins.
George w. Bennett nas returned
from a business trip to Valley Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Rice oil
New Orleans are visiting Mrs. E. J.
Hard.
Mrs. o. r. Bennett and daughters
have been spending the week in Ben
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Andrew of East
Arlington have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs H. n. Shaw.
State Forester HAYES of Burlington
has been in town this week. He went
from here to Peru.
Mrs. Sarah J. Bowen has returned
from Collins, n. Y, where she has
been spending tAe summer
Peyson S. Wild will return soon to
Chicago. Mrs. Wild and children
will remain several weeks yet
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Smith and fam
lily who have been occupying the beau
tiful villa. The Cascades have re-
turned to Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. McNabe OF
New York are spending a few weeks
at Mr.. McNabe's former home in the
north part OF the town.
A. B. Marsden has been attending
the eighth annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Electrical association in Bur
lington. Mr.. Marsden is secretary
and treasurer of the association.
q. c. Orvis, r. F. Mcqueen, ]. w.
Fowler and o. r. Bennett attended
the annual dinner of the Vermont Fish
and Game League at the Hotel Cam
plain at Bluff Point, \. Y, yesterday
J. r. Hedgeman. president of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
arrived by motor at the Equinox
House Thursday In the party were
Mrs. Hedgeman and Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Rogers, all of New York.
Mrs Charles Hamilton of Bingham
ton, n Y. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Eggleston She viii
be joined soon by Mr.. Hamilton who
is now engaged in business in Bling
hamton, where they moved from Chi
cago.
Leon T. Wiley, postofiice clerk and
night telephone operator, left yester-
day for his home in Londonderry for
a short vacation. Mr.. Wiley who
graduated from Burr and Burton sem
mary last June will enter the Univer-
sity Of Vermont tlis fall.
Leo J. Abbott, who has been work
ing in the stewards department at the
Equinox House during the summer.
has gone to his home in Hartland for
a vacation until he returns to Burling.
ton to enter his sophomore year at
the University of Vermont.
Albert Liedtke. pastry cook at the
Equinox House. made an enormous
cake, pie and loaf of bread for exaib-
ition at the fair. Nearly twenty dol
lars was realized from tickets solo
on them at five cents each Heman
Dyer of Manchester Center drew the
pie, while Mrs Edward Holden Of
Bennington won both the cake and the
bread. The loaf was nearly six feet
long.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Edward H. Swift of this village ana
Miss Mildred Tattersall Bacon at the
home of the bride in Londonderry on
30. Miss Bacon gradua-
ted at Burr and Burton seminary in
the last class. Mr. Swift who is the
son of the late Theodore Swift OF the
firm of Cone & Swift, was educated
at Burr and Burton seminary and Viii
liaton seminary at Easthampton, Mass
and is now engaged in the hardware
business here with Edward II. Hemen
way the firm namc being the Taconic
Hardware company.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
HUOSON-FULTON STAMPS
The Beautiful Issue Will Be on Sale
Saturday September 25

Washington, Sept. 1S-The stamp
being issued in commemoration Of tne
Hudson-Fulton celebration viii be
ready for shipment next Monday Sep
TENDER 90 The stamp is conceded to
be one of the most beautiful ever is
sued by the postoffice department.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
Hot SPRINGS in America.

The distribution of hot springs in
the United States comedies very
closely with that of the mountain up
lifts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18

Men Should GO all dey can early in
life. It is peter to hat more lime for
reerC S. Cleveland News
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18

JAMES WOOD.
ID. A. G UTLTTNAN.
Commissioners.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10
Telegramy krajOwe.
SomerviIle, N. J., 10 listopada.

Somerville, N. J., 10 listopada.
- Podczas przedstawienia dane
go przez hypnotyzera Artura
Evertona Newarku zaszedi ira
giczny wypadek, a wszczegolno-
Sci jedno medyum Robert Sinp-
son, ,ktory sic podda} hypnotyzmo
wi, W snie hypnotycznym skonal.
Natychmiast zjawili sic lekarze i
hypnotyzerzy, lecz wszelkie ich
usi1owania speiziy ma niczem,
gdyz Simpson pozostai trupem.
Evertona uwieziono, a przy pier
wszem przesiuchowaniu podal "a
przyczyue zgonu Simpsona, re
musial sic on poddac hypnotyz-
mowi w stanie nietrzezwym.
Me pornoglo to tlomaczenie i
,pan professor Cd hypnotyzmu"
zosta} oskarzony 0 zabojstwo.
Sprawe jednak Gala miala wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10
Echa katastrofg.

Wczoraj oko}o godziny 11tej
pred poludniem znaleziono wy
}owiono rzeki blisko ul. Congress
cia}o Ernesta Campo, motorowego
owego automobilu, kt6ry W ostat-
MIA niedziele spadi do rzeki z bull
waru Jacksona. Cia}o znalaz}a
straa ogniowa, przeszukujaca dno
rzeki przy pomocy hak6w, a rozpo-
znali je zaraz obecni przy wydo-
byciu zwlok krewni. Innych cia}
dotychczas ME znaleziono. Camp
pochodzi1 Nashville, Tenn, OF
ciec jego cierpi ma chorobe umy-
slowa, W kt6rej przystepie omal,
re zony ME zamordowal; syn jego,
utopiony motorowy Camp : podo-
bno tez ME zupe}nie by} normalny,
lubil on szczeg6lnie szybko pedzic
automobilem. ). Dziwna rzecz
karygodna, IL takiego czlowieka
firma wynajmu automobil6w Da-
Wis Co. mog}a trzymad i uzywae. =
Przypuszczalnie wraz z Campem
zginal Max Cohen j narzeczona
jego Beatrycza Shapiro, ale jak
wyzej wspomniano, cial ich dotych
czas ME odnaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10

swietlic dopiero obdukcya zwlok'
Pred obdukcya zaszedl wypa-
dek wiecej humorystyczny, jak
smutny. Znalazl sic hypnotyzer
niejaki William E. Davenport,
sekretarz burrnistrza, ktory pod
jal sic wslzrzesic zmarlego. Ma
usilne prosby dopuszczono go do
zmarlego. PAN Davenport ma
chylii sic do ucha zmarlego po
trzykroc po trzykroc ozaklinaT
go, ably powstal, niestety niebosz-
czyk ME usfuchal, a nowomodny
,,wskrzesiciel" skonstatowai "a
lem i bolem, re Simpson ,,musi
bye niezywy".
z kolei 8 lekarzy przystapiio
do obdukcyi zwlok. Po dokona-
mem zbadaniu oswiadczyli leka-
RE, re u zmariego nastapiso ma
brzi1lienie gfownej tetnicy, a z
powodu tego udar sercowy.
Najprawdopodobniej Everton
wykreci sic Cd odpowiedzialnosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10

kamo-sadowej (chot powinien
wiedziec, re hypnotyzowanie jest
dla osob sercowo chorych zaboj-
cze) ma razie zostanie puszczo-
ny ma wolna stope "a opiata kau-
cyl.
New York, N. Y, 10 listopada.
- Dziesiecioletni chiopczyna
Hunt Tilford Dickson, ktory o.
becnie pracuje ma plantacyach W
Georgii razem ojcem swoim o.
dziedziczyl po swoim wujecznym
dziadku Wesley Hunt Tilfordzie
4 miliony dolarow.
Zmarly Wesley Tilford jako
wiceprezydent Standard Oil CO.
pozostawii II milionow spadku
rozdzielii go pomiedzy rodzine.
Lincoln, Nebr., 10 listopada. =
Wyzszy sad stanowy rozstrzy-
gna}, re wszystkie szynki w Sta
ME Nebraska maja bye zamknie-
te Cd 8 wieczorem do Z rano. Co.
by tax wszedzie. Przyp. red.)
Knoxville, Tenn, 10 listopada.
- w okolicy miejscowosci Lei
merits, odlegiej stad o 20 mil ma
stapiia katastrofa kolejowa.
Pociag osobowy linii Louisvil-
lie & Nashville zderzyl sic po-
ciagiem towarowym jadacym XII
poludniowi. Nastepstwem wypad
ku by}y 8 trupy, nrianowicie
zgineli ma miejscu maszynista
pociagu osobowego Pierce j pa
lacze obu pociag6w Lemons i
Bowman. Z pasazerow Mkt ME
odniosf szwanku.
New York, N. Y, 10 listopada.
- Nadeszia tn spozniona wiado-
nose katastrofie jaka sic zda-
rzy}a ma morzu okolo wyspy
Block Island. w szczeg6lnosci W
poniedzialek zderzyly sic re SODA
zaglowiec merrill c. Hart" ma
ly parowiec ,,John S. Bennett"
Dotychczas pewnem jest, zc G
ludzi re zaiogi John S. Bennett
ia" utoneio, poniewaz ale "a,
glowcu ME ma ~zadnej wiadomo-
Sci, zachodzi obawa, re poszcdf
on rownliez ma dno Gala swoja
zafoga. Dw6ch ludzi re za}ogi
John S. Bennett'a" uratowai
przejezdzajacy okret pod wodza
kapltana Bullocka, ktory wiasnle
powyzsza przywiozi nowine.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, 10 listopada.
- w kopalni Auchinocloss wy
buch} pozar, ktory pozbawii zy-
cia prawdopodobnie 10 gornikow,
pracujacych wiasnie podczas wy
buchu pozaru pod ziernia. Do
tychczas wydobyto i pogrzebano
z nieszczesliwych ofiar swego "a
wodu.
Terre Haute, 10 listopada. -
Pastwa piomieni padl tu teatr
coliseum" stajnia June Har-
lans'a.
Zginal jeden ze sluzby Harlan
sa. Natomiast podczas akcyi ra-
tunkowej doznalo dwoch strata.
k6w Artur Ballinger John Bay
less ciezkich obrazeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10
RELRTIVE STRENGTB
OF NRVLES

szustwa, dokonane przy sposo-
bnoSci budowy niemieckich rza-
dowych okretow. Ma lawie oskar-
zonych zasiada 5 kupcow 4 Off
cerow
Podczas procesu tego wysz}o
ma jaw wczoraj, re nietylko kra'
dziono dokumenta, tyczace sic
ol1ret6w, ale nawet podsuwano
w miejsce mich sfaiszowane.
ze COS podobnego wyjdzie ma
jaw ME spodziewali sic oskarze-
nj oficerowie, totez zrobilo to ma
Mich ogromne wrazenie, ktorego
ukryc ME mogli i ktore ich zdra-
dzilo. Pomiedzy przesiuchanymi
$wiadkami znajdowal sic takze
wiceadmiraf Usedom, generalny
Inspector kilohskiej budowy okre
tow. Zeznai on, re w ciagu roku
1908 przesunal sic przez rece o.
skarzonych materyal ma okrety
wartoSci $15,0O0,0O0.
Toxic, 10 listopada. - Japoh-
ski parliament zbierze sic ma ma
rady dnia % grudnia w Toxic.
Paryz, 10 listopada' = w ciagu
procesu Steinheilowej zeznawafo
ma niekorzy5c oskarzonei kilku
swiadk6w. Przesiuchiwanie obej-
mowa}o sprawe podrobienia klej-
notow, kt6re rzekomo zostaly
zrabowane, a tymczasem jak sic
okazaIo p6zniej przez Steinhei-
Iowa uikryte i pod wzgledem ze-
wnetrznego wygladu zmienione.
Bardzo obciazajaco zeznawai
dzienniltarz Barley, kt6ry zaraz
DO wyjsciu ma jaw zbrodni ma
panu Steinheilu pani Japy doko-
nanej, mial z oskarzona wywiad.
Podczas wywiadu mia1a sic o.
skarzona zachowywac bardzo po-
deirzanie miala sic porozumie-
wac z iedna re swych s}uzacych,
celem Gak przypuszcza p. Bar
bey) zatarcia Shadow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10

prasie niemieckiej, kt6ra wprost
w sposob lekcewazacy o odwie-
dzinach tych sic wyraza.
,,Nie wierzymy, ably odwiedzi-
ny te jakikolwiek wplyw polity-
czny wywrzec mogly - powiada
.,Taegliche Rundschau". - Car
Mikoiaj mniej jeszcze ma danych
niz przyjaciel jego krol Edward
angielski, ably jako Polityczny
,,commis voyageur" SWAT W po-
sadach poruszyc. Zmiany poza-
kulisowe W politycznych spra-
wach, kt6rych sic niektorzy
wskutek tel podrozy obawiaja,
nastqpily dawno juz pred MIA !
dawno juz je omawialiSmy. Ma
wiernosc Wloch trojprzymierzu
ME liczymy zupelnie. Wlochy
trzymaja sic go, DO widza W tenn
wlasny interes, a to nam wy
starcza."
Wiedenska poiurzedowa prasa
w zupeinie innym odzywa sic to-
ME. Wyraza swa radosc powo-
du dojscia do skutEu tel wizyty i
dodaje uwagi, re dowodzi ona
wla5nie, ma jak silnych podsta-
wach tr6jprzymierze spoczywa,
re czlonkowie jego moga z mo-
carstwami nalezacemi do troj-
aliansu rosyjsko-francusko-angie
slkiego najprzyjazniejsze zacho-
wywaG stosunki.
z jednego i drugiego odezwania
sic widac, 3e bez znaczenia poli-
tycznego zjazd monarchow w
Racconigi ME jest, w kazdym je-
dnak razie ME jest ON demonstra-
cya Observation-Disclosures
wobec tr6jprzymierza, co niekto-
re z pism niemieokich podnosily-
,,Tribuna" zaprzecza jakoby es-
kadra francuska demonstracyjnie
wIasnie w czasie pobytu cara ma
ziemi wloskiej. do jednego wlo-
skich portow przybyc mia}a.
Przybycie jej zapowiedziane by
10 do Neapolu na &c bm., ma dlu-
go pred zapadnieciem decyzyi
co do dnia przyjazdu cara, Pismo
to zaprzecza r6wniez jakoby car
mial w przejezdzie swoim przez
Francye spotka6. sic prezyden-
TEN rzeczypospolitej.
Jak widzimy, zjazd w Racconl-
gi daje prasie spOsobnosc do mai
r6zniejszych a zarazem najsPrze-
czniejszych komentarzy.
Badz co badz Rosya W obec-
mem SVEN polozeniu jest zupel-
ME bezsilna i grozna dla nikogo
bye ME moze, Wiochy zas kiero-
wac sic beda przedewszystkiem
wzasnym interesem ME zrywajac
trojprzymierza, wyciagac przy-
jacielskich stosunkow innemi
mocarstwami wszelkie korzySci,
kt6re wyciagnac sic dadza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10
Telegramy zagranlczne

Londyn, 10 listopada. = Krol
Edward swiecil w Sandrinham-
Palast w gronie licznie zebranej
rodziny najserdeczniejszych
przyjacid 68 dzieh urodzin, Ze
wszystkich stron swiata nadeszly
depesze zyczeniarni. Stan zdro-
via kr6la Edwarda jest zadawal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10
PRZEGLAD
POuTYEl MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 10 listopada.
(Car we W{oszech.)

(Car we W3oSzech.)
TAX dlugo odkiadane odwiedzi-
ny krola wloskiego przez cara
przyszly nareszcie do skutku.
Przypominamy, ze krd wloski
byl juz W Petersburgu W T. 1902
a rewizyta cara zapowiedziana
zostala w Rzymie ma pazdziernik
1908 roku. Odwiedziny te ME
przysziy jednak do skutku po-
wodu obawy pred demonstra-
cyami socyalistycznemi, W dniu
- pazdziernika owego roku O.
gloszono komunikat urzedowy,
re car u powod6w Cd wolf jego
niezaleznych podr6z swa ma P6-
zniej odlozyG musi'.
Cd czasu tego pertraktacye
co do rewizyty cara trwaly ciagie
wywolaIy nawet pewne ozie-
bienie stosunk6w wiOsko-rosyj-
skich wsKuteE ciaglego odklada-
MIA tel podr6zy.
Teraz nareszcie udalo sic Izwol-
skiemu przeiama6 obawy cara co
do mozliwych zamach6w ma jego
osobe.
Podr6z Gala odbywala sic dzi-
VIVA powiedziec MONA droga.
Zamiast jechac prosto przez Au-
strye i Po4udniowe Niemcy do
Wloch, car jedzie przez Odese,
Warszawe, Aleksandrowo, Po-
znah, Frankfurt mad Menem,
Lyon i Modane do zanlku Rocco
nigi pod Turynem gdzie zjazd ma
nastapic.
Co spowodowaio TAXI daleki
objazd jasnem jeszcze ME jest.
Bye moze, ze car jadac przez zie-
mie polskie, czui sic W granicach
wlasnego pahstwa bezpieczniej-
Sym, a mia1 zaufanie do policyi
niemieckiej, ze w granicach ce-
sarstwa, ustrzeze go Cd wszel-
kiego niebezpieczehstwa. Niekto-
re Disma niemieckie oswiadczaja,
ze objazd tax wielki byi spowo-
dowany stanowisldem zajetem
przez Bawarye co do przedluze-
MIA traktatu odnoszacego sic do
wydawania przestepcow polity-
cznych, car W ten sposob niela-
ske swa panstwu temu okazac
zanierzal. Zdaniem naszem cho-
dziio jednak przy dyspozycyach
podr6zy przedewszystkiem o bez-
pieczehstwo osoby cara.
Co do politycznego znaczenia
podr6zy tel, to ME mozna je-
dnej strony przywiazywac do
niej zbyt wielkiego znaczenia,
ale z drugiej ME MONA jei tax
lekcewazyc, jak czynia to niekt0-
re pisma niemieckie.
Rosya Wiochy lyle maja ma
wschodzie wsp6lnych interesow'
ze porozupienie sic obu tych mo-
carstw, wielki ma przysziy bieg
wypadk6w wpiyw wywrzec mo-
4e. Jak pisza ,,Nowoje Wremia
odwiedziny te moga nawet wpiy-
nae na usuniecie sic Wioch cd
tr6jprzymierza.
TIA mianowicie wiadomosc wy
wo1a1a wiellie rozdraznienie W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-10
UROCzYSTOSCI " ANGL|I.
UrOdziny kr0la Edwarda. lnstalacya
lord-majora. Popis sufrazystek.
TAJF1UN.
Walka karabinieroW ludem.
Wykopalisko.- -Niemiecki skandal.
JAPONSKI PARLIAMENT.
Ze SteinheilOWa niedObrze.,
TAJFnUN.
Walka karabinierow z ludem.
Wykopalisko. .-Niemiecki skandal.
JAPONSKI PARLIAMENT.
Ze SteinheilOWa niedObrZe.

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