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IN BEHALF OF THE RETAILERS.
Steps 10 Refute the Charge That They aud
Not the Tariff Make High Prices.

WASHINGTON, May Is. - Speaking
through several Senators, notably Core
Of Oklahoma and Clapp Of Minnesota, the
retail and jobbing trade has demanded an
investigation Of the charges of exacting
-extortonate profits made by Senators
Smoot, Flint and Hale. A resolution
was offered in the Senate by Mr.. Gore
soon after that body met to-day directing
the Finance Committee to investigate and
report to the Senate the import price,
wholesale price and retail price on all
the leading articles in the trade. In
clared that the retailers and jobbers felt
they had been unfairly attacked and they
asked for the light.
Senator Hale tried to slide the resolu-
ton by having 1t referred to the Com
mittee on Finance. But Senator Gore
protested and demanded the ayes and
on The %1SR 70 hsd sss'. .eosd hs 'sta sSa
retailers and jobber1 and were now try
ing TO deny them their day In court
he roferrsd 70. Senator Sootts glassware
exhibit In the Senate few dayS ago and
his assertion that tho retailers got ex-
orbitant profits. -,
tho Finance COMMITTEES having been
dyio from 1ots.r asS e h!s nos lS%
refuge il tie House Of Glass said the
blind Senator. And ! .admontsh them
to remember the old sdage that they
who dwell In glass houses ahould change
their clothes In the dArk."
Senator Clapp oohaplained that retailers
Senator Flint returned to the task Of
griliinn the irStailsrs. He declared that
they had resorted to publicity agencies
to misead the people into the notion
that the protective tariff increased the
cost Of articles to the consumer when
the fact was the retailers were taking
exorbitant pro6tA.s
The resolution Of Mr.. Gore by agree.
ment went to the calendar without roll
call 30
The sun., 1909-05-16
TAFT JOINS THE G. A. r.
Mustered In ~ Member OF Associate
Society OF Farnsworth Post.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Prcafdent Taft
was to-day mustered in a. q member Of
the Associate Society Of Farnsworth Post
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
Farnsworth Post 10 at Mount Vernon,
NY. Gen. Horace Porter conducted the
ceremonies in the East Room OF the White
House. The same ceremony was per-
formed for President Roosevelt shortly
after he took ONCE
There was q distinguished gathering
at the White House to-day, which IN
c' uded representatives Of the John A..
Dix and Lloyd Aspinwall posts both Of
New York city, and q number ofprominent
G. A. r. men Of Washington
The sun., 1909-05-16

A NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
HOUSE DIES IREs A MANAGER FOR
AN UPTOWN OFFICE; ONE IN A
SIMILAR POSITION WITH AN Es'
TABLIsHED CLIENTELE PR q.
FERRED. Address CLIENTELE.
p. o. BOX 831.
The sun., 1909-05-16
Nv Maroon, wireless.

SIS Cleveland, for New York, was 40 miles
yesterday.
east Of Sandy Hook AZ A. H.
4, IS Furuessia. for New York. was leo miles south
east Of sable island st 7:sS a. II. -
Sc Rotterdam. for New York, WAS 900 miles
southeast Of Nantucket ~ :;iS p. n.
The sun., 1909-05-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY offered 70 invest In company
now forming 70 manufacture an az tlcle Of merit.
full Investigation courIed, NJ, D.. box ito Sun
Office. s.ssf's
The sun., 1909-05-16
MIsCELLANEoUs MARKETS.
CeNee Irreguler-P-sv.s:ons Rathe
Easler AlthOugh Perk Advanced.

CoRes Irregular Rather
Easier Although Psrk Advanced.
CofIee speculation was quiet yesterday
In the absence OF features. What little
business there was comprised both cover
Ing and realizing, resulting IN Irregular
coifes on the spot was steady. Rio No 2,
bags. compared With II. fas' the day before
'na a.;ee sss' xss vs. 5s.i fg.ns lover Hmsneu.. m
was unchanGed to Il pfg. lower. Rio was
weak and rs reis lower; exchange was un-
changed; receipts. 1000 bsss; Santos va was
to points higher. Sales. $500 bags.
March IS ;s S. s. ..ssss Sc 90 .ssss ss:s o,
$;ss;:::: ss Z * :S:::; ::S:;s :: ]: :s::: & 3
u.Is; nS.!:'S 1s,9ssa cossls.n.. %%i,.:;s sf Ssss
ss ne s@;is .SsMIsseG sMs GA
Hses' iittis' lower. @ cSieny on local realizing and
bear from p
sr. inis Sos s'nf rum for or Monday and beosuss Of
q less urgent cash demand for meats. There
was . fair investment demand for July
nd y Rsy csk snS
seems to have q strong undertone.' Prices
were Is follows:
Open Hss- Los. Clos prer.
E &: St. |:' IS Ss. g. |;|l
M.S...... nay ..,o.,sA ,o1Yz 1910 oio 1915
Septembcr ..i0.eo 10 70 1o.l7H io17H 10 .z1IS
Pork:
Juiyy..'.:......,..issls ':..,.issls ,sl11 9..4o S.T ss,s
September. .ls, 50 1880 B.S 1850 ls,<
test, 500; muscovados % test, s.A2c.
Sales, 2O, 900 bags OF Cubas for second Of June
shipment. at s.os1Ic. for centrifugal test.
steady. Granuisted. $50.
NAVAL SToRIs.-Spirits OF turpentine.
liLc Rosin A. 50
The sun., 1909-05-16
ARRIVED OUT.

IS Prns Friedrich Wilhelm, at Bremen from
So Caronla. at Queenstown from New York.
SIS Philadelphia, at Plymouth from Now York.
s. President Lincoln. at Hamburg from New
York.
The sun., 1909-05-16

Arrivsd-SATURpkr. Nay IS
Ss La Ssvoio. Havre, May 1.
SIS Baltic, Liverpool. May Z. .
s. New York, Southampton. May Q.
Sc Caroline, Havrc, May J.
SIS LombardlA Naples, Nays
S. Merida, Havana. May IT,.
IS Bermudlan. BERN uda. May Is.
Ss r. J. Luckcnbach. MayasueE. May 8.
Sa Haardt. Guantanamo. Nay q.
S. volturno, Halifax. Nay Is
IS ArspAhoe. jacksonville, May IL.
SIS jamestown. Norfolk. May IL
IS Colorado, Galveston, Nay 3.
SIS Mama HAta, Baltimore. May IL.
The sun., 1909-05-16
sAuKp FROM YoxxIoN roHrs.

Sc Bremen. from Bremen for, New York.
50 la Bretagne. from Havrc for Now York.
Ss Minneapolis, from London for Now York.
SIS Ryndsn. from Rotterdam for New York.
So yaderiand. from Antwerp Tor New York.
s. NauretaniA, from Liverpool for New York
The sun., 1909-05-16
Tests Of scou, ships to he Repeated.

WASHINGTON, May ls.-Becauss OF the
damage TO tho starboard turbine OF the
scout or uiser Salem the Navy Depart.
ment does not consider the recent tests
Of the scouts Salem. Chester and BtrmiuG.
ham as accurate and conolusive, and
therefore II has been decided that the
tests shall be repeated.
The sun., 1909-05-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the psrtner.
ship lately subsisting between Edward McFaren
and Ethan Allen Dennison under the hrm name bf
Leno1 Company was dissolved on tho 9th day ipf
to the said partnership are to be received by tSc
said Ethan Alien Dennison, and all dema68s on
the said partnership arc 10 be presented 70 him
EDWARD McFARI.AN. 5t'-
ETHAN ALLEN DENN1SoN.
Dated MAY 11th 1909
The sun., 1909-05-16
ELECTRICAL SECURITIES CoHfok1

NC FTNb'ffVE PER 1f ZEE ceNr. M boNa4
THE STANDARD TRUST coNPAiYs or
sss ss invites pnSs Is ss
Of As many Of tho bonds Of tho Issue abqvs de-
scrtbcd as can be purchased for the sum Of Fifty
(t5S4eN. Sealed proposals will be rccsiyed at
the once OF The Standard Trust Company Or New
O'Clock 4. u. Tuesday May 18th, 1909. All bonds
accepted will be paid for On Thursday. My z7th
1902 on deitvevy, together With accrued fntsresi
The II i1s STANDARD TRUST ooMpANY oreHEw
BY vii, 6. COX. Secretary.
The sun., 1909-05-16
ELECTRICAL sESgRTTIEs CORPORA

5, FUND FIVE PER CKNFs is1NDS1.-
x1W THE vGIAA GSIyAANpARp TBusT coMPANY !. OF
securing the gsme invites proposals fof the sale
OF IS many Of the bonds Of the issue above de-
scrtbcd as can be purchased for the sunpof Two
hundred and nineteen thousand nine hundred
and sky dollars d21epsU. Sealed pfoposSiS viii
be received ~ the once of The Standayd trust
City until ten O'Clock a. NJ. Iuesdsy, GAy Is.
@ looe. AZ bends sccegsed: wills ha aMff 1or on
With accrued interest 70 that date iTs
THE STANDARD TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
s.. feRK; 81 MI Irqs'es; y Cox s.ers,..,
The sun., 1909-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| MpgIAruRH ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises -.<a1 ISun sets -. toll Noon rises S;l3
HIou wATIR THIS DAT
Sandy Hook l3slGov. and ..5O< Hell Gate. e:s7
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05

expiration of twenty y 'arS from the
eaIe of the issue there If. an annual
tax sufficient to provide or the pay
ncnt Of said bonds On or before ma,
turity
See. ). Disposition of proceeds.
Said bonds shall be sold by the treas
urei of the territory OF New Mexico
at public or private sale for the best
price obtainable, at not less than their
par value, and the proceeds thereof
shall be received by the territorial
treasurer and be credited by him TO
the territorial common school bond
issue fund. and shall within sixty days
after the receipt of the proceeds
thereof, be distributed to all the coun-
ties of the territory of New Mexico
in proportion to the number of school
children as shown by the school cen
sus taken Tor the year 1908 as pro-
vded by Sec. 1888, complied laws Of
1897.
The portion due and payable here
under to each county to be paid to
the county treasurer; but before such
money shall be turned over to such
treasurer, he shall furnish a good
and sufficient bond as provided by
law for bonds of county treasurers,
a sum equal to the amount receiv-
cd: the premium on said bond, if the
anne is executed by guarantee
company, may be paid by such county
treasurer out OF the funds received as
herein provided
Sec. 6. Disposition in counties
said county treasurer upon receipt Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
The senate.

Washington, Feb, 4.-Thc mono
tonous tones of the reading clerk of
the senate as he lahored through the
bill of over one hundred pages maxi
ing appropriations for tho District of
Columbia, constituted the chief fea-
ture in the proceedings Of that body
today. There was an evident intention
on the part OF the minority to length
en- the time necessary to dispose of
the measure. il being the only obstacle
to an executive session for the fur
ther consideration of the nomination
of William ID. Crum TO be collector of
customs at Charleston. :, G.
On the democratic side there was a
persistent demand for the most care
ful reading OF the BILL and occa-
sionally members of the minority be-
came involved in a spirited contest on
items usually left TO the Judgment OF
the committee reporting the measure.
when the senate adjourned ut Sis
O'Clock the reading of only half of
the bin had been completed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
BILL TO EXTEND ALBUQUER-
QUE AND SANTA FE LIMITS

In the council this afternoon Mr..
Catron introduced council bill No SO.
authorizing certain cities to extend
their boundaries. Mr.. Catron explain
I'd the bill and desired To pass II un
der suspension of the rules But
President Spiess expressed a desire TO
| examine It. and Mr.. Catron moved
that 1t be referred to the chair for
report This action was taken. The
bin ms explained by Mr.. Catron APP
plies only 10 Santa Fe and Albuquer-
quc, those being the only two cities In
New Mexico to which congress grant
4 the four leagues OF land referred
to In the bill These grants were
made by congress following the re-
usal Of the supreme court to con-
firm the decision Of the court of pri-
vate land claims which confirmed the
santa Fe and Albuquerque grants. The
particular purpose of the bin is 20 al
low Santa Fe to extend its limits but
I is necessary to include Albuquer-
que to avoid special legislation.
The bill provides that the limits
can he extended only to the limit of
the four league line and provides fur
ther that such extension OF city limits
hall only he made after the city
council shall have submitted the mat
er to a vote of the people. not only
\ the city limits but In the districts
which il is proposed 20 INCLUDE.
other bills introduced this afternoon
were council bill No 65 by Mr.. Catron.
an act to make an appropriation for
the completion Of the armory at SAN
"a Fe. Referred TO the committee
on finance. Council bill No. 81. by
Mr.. Meechem. providing for the $780,
600 school bond issue Council bll
No. 5s by Mr. Prince. 10 amend chap
ter 32 Of tho laws OF 1906 which pro-
hibit the roping Of cattle at roping
exhibitions or any other animals for
exhibition purposes; referred 10 COM
mittcc on territorial affairs.
The council passed house joint me-
mortal No. addressed 10 congress.
asking permission to refund 10 certain
counties the overpayment of taxes
made by them several years ago.
Grant and Chaves counties are partic-
ulariy interested.
Council bil No. Il. by Mr.. Spiess.
was also passed. This bill prohibits
and Furnishes the making and use of
false statements TO obtain credit
House bill No. 80. passed by the house
this morning. was referred to the
committee on judiciary. This Is a bill
I by Mr.. Roberts Of Colfax county
which requires a merchant who Is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
PRAISES
PROGRESS At
PANAMA
TELLS WORKERS NOT
TO BE D0WNHEARTE ED
Should Pay No Attention, He
Says, to Lying Writers in
United States Who Seek to
DiSparage Undertaking,

lBy Morning journal special Leased Wlrel
Panama, Feb William H. Tatt
made an address today to large
gathering Of canal employees and
members Of the Isthmian Red Cross
society He said that the present
condition Of the work ana the pro-
gress made were a source Of great
satisfaction to him and that the en-
ginccrs who had accompanied him
had been impressed with the organi-
zation and spirit of energy prevail
ing throughout the entire force. He
spoke also fayorably Of the great
amount of work done every day and
he then cautioned his hearers against
worrying about lying reports and crit
icisms in the United states by ire
spOnsible writer's The American
people were going 10 build the canal.
Mr.. Taft said. congress knew the tenn
per OF the people and the appropria-
tions would be- ample TO complete the
canal by 1915 II not before.
Mr. TAFT today viewed the nine
miles Of the Culebra cut from the
hills AZ Empire. while the engineers
of his party Inspected the channel
leading into the Pacific entrance of
the canal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
HORSE RACING
IS DOOMED IN
CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATURE PASSES
ANTI-BETTING LAW
Measure Modelled After New
York Statute Makes Book
making a Felony; Requires
Only Signature of Governor

10y MORNING Journhi Specihi Lehsed Wfrel
Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 4.-Racing
in the state of California received a
vital blow when the senate today by
vote of 33 to passed the Walker
Otis anti-race track gambling bill,
which prohibits pool selling. book
making or gambling on races.
The bill having already passed the
assembly it will now go to the COVER
nor for his signature, after which il
will become a law. Governor Gill
lett has signifiod his intention to sign
the measure if passed by both houses.
but it is believed that he viii not take
this action until thirty days shall have
elapsed. As the bill permits pool
rellers and boOkmakers sixty days
time in which to close up their af-
fairs the present session Of racing at
the Emeryville and Santa Anita
courses will not be disturbed.
The Walker-Otis gambling bill
is referred to as the Hughes law Of
California" in this section. inasmuch
as 1t follows closely the text of the
Hughes bin which was passed BY the
last legislature In New York. Viola
tion of the measure is made a felony,
the punishment for which is impris-
onment in the state penitentiary and
Ia heavy fine.
The senate galleries we're packed
this afternoon when Senator Walker.
sponsor for the bill. presented the
measure for consideration. He ex-
planned that IL would not prevent
horse racing and would not injure tho
business of the state one iota.
Senator Wolfe spoke against the
bill
unfair he shouted. You don't stop
the handbooks by this measure and
n YOU pass il and 10 becomes a law
tContinued on Page >. Column 81
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Albuquerque and Santa Fe
May Take in -Four Square
Leagues If Inhabitants Vote
That Way
FATE OF HISTORIC OLD
PALACE IS UNDECIDED
Considerable Opposition De-
veIops to Proposed Turning
Over of Ancient Building for
Archaeological School,
Morning Journal Bureau,
The Palace Hotel.
Santa Fc, n. NJ. Feb. 4,

For two hours this afternoon the
council and the house OF representa-
tives in joint session in the chamber
OF the house listened to Judge John
r. McFie and Or Edgar L. Hewitt,
while these gentlemen expounded the
arguments in favor OF the proposed
school Of archaeology for which II is
proposed TO turn over to the Archaeo-
logical Society Of America the famous
old Palace. There is considerable
opposition to the turning over of the
famous old building 20 this assocla-
ton and strong opposition to allow
ing the title 10 the property 10 pass
out of the hands OF the territory or
60 allow any changes TO be made In
he building Dr. Hewitt this after
noon assured the members OF the leg
islature that Il was not desired 10
make any changes in the building
aside from those necessary 10 restore
to It's original form as a pure type
of sixteenth century spanish archi-
lecture.
ue went into the aims and objects
Of the proposed school and the work
It il expected TO carry on, and re-
sponded to long series OF questions
propounded by Judge McFie and 9TH
ers designed to bring out the field
which the school viii cover and the
value which these gentlemen believe
II viii have for New Mexico. II Is
impossible to say at this time what
the result Of the proposed measure to
establish the school here viii be. but
II Is probable that bill covering the
matter will be introduced IN the leg
islature during the coming week. Fol-
lowing the joint session. both houses
'djourncd until Monday afternoon Mt
. o'clock
The house during its brief session
his afternoon, after hearing Governor
Curry, was In committee of the whole
considering the resolution providing
FOR sending the committee to Wash
ington The house passed from COM
nttec of the whole into the Joint ses-
ion ana adjourned until Monday
without further action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


Washington, Feb 4.--The forest
service got its usual annual drupnng
today, the criticisms against II com
ing principally from Mr.. smith (Cal-
ifornia, Mi. Cook (Colorado) and Mr.,
Mondell tWyomingl all OF whom
charged extravagance in administra-
ton and the extortion OF money from
miners, farmers and even the owners
of bee hives. Mr. Cook attributed Mr..
Pinchot the chief forester. the ul-
terror motive of sehemng for Secrr-
tary Wilson's seat in the cabinet Both
Mr.. Pinchot and the forest service
We're vigorously defended by Messrs.
Mann of Illinois and Weeks OF Mas
sachusetts.
All attempts to amend the bill in
any important particular failed, Its
consideration was about two-thirds
completed when the house at 5:20
p m. adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05

CHORUS GIRLS DRIVEN
FROM HOTEL BY FIRE

New York. Feb 1.-Two hundred
guests at 'ho Hotel Albany, Broad
way and Ffty-flrst street. We're driv-
en- from their homes early today by
a fire in the adjoining four story
building occupied by the Rigoletto
restaurant Tho guests Of the hotel
including some theatrical performers
land chorus girls from several com
panies playing at the Broadway the,
aters, assembled in the lobby Of the
hotel bringing with them "A motley
assortment Of valuables and clad IN
t'eir night elcthing ami such wraps as
they had thrown on before fleens
from thCii rooms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
SILVER CUPS FOR DRY
FARMING EXHIBITS

Cheyenne, Wyo Feb. 4-Prof w.
II. Olin has announced the appoint
ment Of Prof 3 G. Buffum, Of Wor-
land Wyo., as one of the judges Of
the dry farming exhibits which viii
be displayed during the Transmssourl
Dry Farming congress TO be held in
Cheyenne. Professor Buffum has
been director of the experimental
station at the University of Wyoming
for many years and was formerly
connected with the Colorado Agricul-
tural college
Tho Denver chamber Of commerce
has donated three silver cups as
prizes for the best Colorado exhibit
at the congress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
ROOSEVELT DECLARES
BILL MOST OFFENSIVE

Wnshingt0n- y c Fob F.-NcWs
Of the passage by the California as
scmbly today OF the bill providing foi
the segregation of Japanese schooi
children was received in official quar-.
ters here with surprbc and conster
nation President Roosevelt imme-
diat.ly sent TO Governor Gillett a tclc-
gram ia which he described tho bin
as the most offensive bin OF sll'
and clearly unconstitutional.
Governor Giilett's Geographic reply
to the president was not made pub
lir tonight.
President Roosevelt indicates clear
~ in his telegram to Governor Gill
lett that he has not changed In his
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
MOVEMENT TO OVERRIDE
VETO OF CENSUS MEASURE

Washington. Feb. 4.-In anticipa-
ton ~ the reception tomorrow of a
message by the president vetoing the
bill making provision for the taking
Of the thirteenth decenniai census.
members OF the house today began to
muster their forces In order to pass
the measure Notwithstanding the
presidents objection. The movement
H. non-partisan in character.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
PROPOSES BOND ISSUE Of HALF
MILLION DOLLARS FOR NEW
MEXICO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Governor Curry Presents to Legislature Plan, the Carry
ing Out of Which Will Bring Territory's Common Schools
Almost Immediately to Basis of High Efficiency Without
Increase in Taxation While School Lands Provide Rev.
enle for Interest and to Refund Debt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05

ator, IL the people wanted him. but
he added that lie was in no sense a
candidate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-05
LEGISLATURE VOTES TO SEND
COMMITTEE TO WASHINGTON

Men Selected by Governor viii Work for Threefod Cause of
Statehood, Approval of Proposed School Bond Issue and
Extension of the Carey Act to New Mexico: House Re-
spends to Vigorous Speech by Prompt and Unanimous
Action.
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tConllnucd ON Page :, Column -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03

skich niemal paryasom. I to przy-
czynia sic do poglebienia poczucia
odrebnoSci rasowej, do rozbudze-
MIA ducha narodowego. Vice roz-
leglo sic haslo: ,,Indye dla kra-
jowcow!" wyionil sic postulat
autonomii pod berlem angielskim.
w Ameryce, Australia, Rodezyi,
zywiol angielski osiadi ma stale,
stai sic integralna czeScia noweJ
ojczyzny, tymczasem W Indyach
pozostal oderwanym cd pnia kra-
jowego, obcym.
Jak zachowuje sic Rad angiel-
ski wobec ,,indyjskiego niebezpie-
czenstwa"? Stronnictwa politycz-
ne roznia sic zupelnie w zapatry-
waniach ma rozwiazanie tego pro-
blematu. Torysi przemawiaja "a
dyktatura wojskowa, "a zniesie-
MEM ustaw wolnoSciowych, "a o.
graniczeniem prasy, "a = ucis-
klein. Natomiast stronnictwo Ii
beralne zaleca rozszerzenie praw
dla krajowcow, spelnienie ich naj-
goretszych zyczen. w mySl rzadu
liberalnego lord Morley powolai
do rady koronnej pahstwa dwoch
Hindusow ku oburzeniu zamiesz-
kalych w Indyach Anglikow. Przy
wodca partyi robotniczej Ker Har
dzdze, udal sic do Indyi, by po-
uczac krajowcow o parliamentary
mie. Niezawodnie Rad pojdzie
dalej W kierunku ugodowym zwla