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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
DEBATES TO DELAY
ACTION ON TARIFF
FIoodgates of 0ratory Open In
Senate.
ALDRICH MEN LOSING FAITH
Bailey, Scott and Gore Among Those
4 Who lombard the Biil-Bev:
eridse Speaks Against In
come Tax To-day.

Washington. Apr. Ex-senator AL
bill past the general debate stage
without delay has proven a failure.
The fioodgates of oratory have been
opened, and the amount of talk al
ready promised threatens to prevent
any genuine progress for long while
there Is no way of stopping 1t.
Technically the bill is now on sec
ond reading, and presumably it is to
be discussed section by section, in
stead of as a whole. But all of the
speeches delivered and to be deliv-
cred cover the whole gamut of the
bill.
AS a result, the Alrich leaders are
beginning to lose faith in their ability
to hurry the bill through, and the
prospects of the fights dragging into
the dog days are becoming greater.
Senator Scott of West Virginia
made pathetic plea for the infant in.
dustries of West Virginia yesterday
Then he clashed with Senator Gore
the blind member from Oklahoma
on the need of his coal mines and the
oil wells and glass factories for heavy
protection.
Senator Bailey took two hours of
the afternoon session to complete his
income tax Grafton. 1t was far more
technical than Monday, dealing al
most entirely with the decisions of
the supreme court, but he held the
attention of big audience. He had
number of clashes with Republican
senators in which Senator Nelson
(Rep), of Minnesota consistently sup
ported Bailey against his foes.
Among the speeches scheduled for
today is one by Senator Beverage,
who has announced that he will OPP
pose the income tax plan. This has
come as a surprise to the more radi-
cal Republicans who had confidently
counted the senior Indiana senator
among the advocates of the income
tax. The latter seems suddenly to
have become converted to the Aldrich
ideas, particularly since the finance
committee is said to have looked with
favor on his tariff commission project,
Senators Simmons of North Caro-
lima, Brown of Nebraska and Borah
of Idaho also are scheduled for
speeches.
Aidrich Devises Clever Scheme.
The precise method by which the
imposition of an income tax can be
best accomplished may prevent the
adoption of either the Bailey or Cum.
minis amendments to the pending
tariff bill. Senator Aldrich has de.
vised cunning scheme to draw
away strength from the income tax
forces.
1t is as to whether an income tax
can be made imperative by legislation
especially in view of the supreme
court decision, or by amending the
constitution to permit the levying OF
such tax. His clever plan has
taken root and already some of those
who strongly favor this means OF
raising revenue believe the eonstitn
| ton must be first changed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
MATCH CAUSES ACCIDENT.
Flying Head AIights in Curtains And
Starts a Lively Blaze at
Sigourney.

Sigourney, Ia, April 2S.-Recently
Edward Grove of What Cheer. stop
ped at the home of his daughter. Mrs
Bert L. Lawrence. While on his way
out of the house he struck match
to light his cigar. and passed on down
the street. He had gone but a short
distance when he heard his daughter
scream, and he rushed back to find
the house in flames. 1t had caught
from the match head, which flew
when he lighted the match, igniting
the curtain and spreading in the room
along the wall. IL burned a hole in
the wall, caught some of the baby's
clothes, and, in the excitement, Mrs.
Lawrence rushed out of doors with
them and burned herself quite Sc
verely.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
CHAS. DEAN KNIFES HIMSELF
PROMINENT IOWA REAL ESTATE
MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Wife Saves Husband by Drawing
Weapon From Throat-Affairs
in Good Condition.

Hedrick, Ia, April 2S.-An attempt
at suicide, made by Charles l.. Dean
one of the most prominent real estate
men in southeastern Iowa, was dra
matically prevented by his wife, late
yesterday afternoon, when she drew a
knife from her husbands throat which
he had plunged there in a momentary
fit of insanity, then called physicians
and revived the life that was slowly
|ebbing away.
Dean has been a sufferer from stom
ach trouble for years. In company
with his wife he hrd boarded a freighi
at Hedrick enroute to Ottumwa, for
medical treatment. He left his wife
for few moments and entered tot,
let room.
Wife Makes Discovery.
In few moemnts Mrs. Dean heard
groans, and entering the toilet, she
was horror-stricken to find her hus-
band unconscious with knife plunged
into his throat. Withdrawing the
knife and temporarily bandaging the
wound, she called for help and had
her husband removed from the train.
Physicians were then summoned and
rendered assistance.
1t was some time before Dean re,
gained consciousness and when he did
he knew nothing about his attempt al
suicide. He remembered going to the
depot and entering the train with his
wife, but he had no recollection oil
entering the toilet or making the at
tempt at suicide.
Mr. Dean is wealthy and his finan
cial affairs are in excellent condition
The attempt at suicide was made in
a momentary fit of insanity, induced
by suffering from his illness. His
condition today is reported satisfac
tory and it is believed certain that he
will recover.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
FOR YOUR HEALTH's SAKE
THE MIDDLE HORSE.

A farmer, blowing with three
horses hitched abreast, noticed
that the middle horse became
tired and exhausted long before
either Of It's mates. As the ami
NAL was the equal In every way
Of the other two, he was puzzled
as to the cause of It's not being
able to stand the same amount of
work. He finally observed, how
ever, that as they drew the pillow
along the three horses held their
noses close together, and with
the result that the middle horse
was compelled to breathe the ex-
pired air from its fellows. The
farmer then procured long
Jockey" stick which he fastened
with straps to the bits Of the out
side horses. The device worked
perfectly; for, given Its rightful
share Of good, fresh air, the mid
die horse was able to dc the same
amount Of work and with no
greater fatigue than Its fellows.
Many persons are like the mid.
die horse; they do not get their
rIshtful share of fresh, pure air.
And this Is why they are not able
to perform as much work nor of as
good a quality as they would 9th
erwlse be able to do. s.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
INDIANS AS WITNESSES
Tama Braves Appear Against Saloon
Men Charged With Selling Them
Liquor.

Dubuque, Ia, April 2S.-The appear
ance of four Indians from the Tama
reservation, Billy Leaf, Joe lesson,
Jim Poweshiek and Young Bear, add,
ed color 10 the federal court room
when Judge Reed called the April SEES
session to order this morning. The
Indians were, brought here by Dis.
trict Attorney Healy OF Cedar Rapids
to give testimony in cases brought
through the interior department
charging various saloon men near
Tama with selling liquor to Indians.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Minnesota Knights Templar Meet.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Apr. 2S.-
knights Templar, representing every
subordinate commandery in the state,
have assemble here for the meeting
Of the Minnecota Grand Commandery,
which opened to-day. About $50 dele
gates and many other visitors are here.
The program fer the conclave includes
the usual spectacular Parade, several
receptions and banquet.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
ru Build a New Academy.

Clinton, Ia, April 2S.--At cost of
800 900. the order of the Sisters of st.
Francis, commonly known as the Fran
ciscan Sisters, whose head house is in
this city.will build new academy dur
ing the coming year,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Threatened Kidnapping.

Boston. April 2S-Ernest Martin
and John Wright were arrested in
Boston today, on the charge of
threatening to again kidnap Billy
Whitla unless ten thousand dollars
was sent them. 1t is charged he
wrote letter to Whltla. He replied
and when Wright called for the letter
he was arrested.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Leaps 10 Street; Lives.

Fort Dodge. Ia, April 2S.-J. w
Milsted. railroad contractor OF this
city, leaped from third story window
last night while in nightmare. He
alighted on the frozen ground below
but was scarcely injured except lev
cuts on the hands.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Hunters Are lam Mell.

Nairobi, April 2S.-All members of
the Roosevelt party are now on the
grounds in excellent health. 1t is
officially announced the real lion
hunt will begin tomorrow. Roose-
welt is delighted over the prospects.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Heavyweiqhts Meet.

Boone, la, April 2S.-A match be
tween Chris Vogt and Oscar Johnson
two Iowa heavyweights. has been ar
ranged for. the winner getting side
bet of 500 and the entire gate re
ceipts. Both wrestlers tipped tbs
scales at $50 pounds.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
100 Missionaries Burned.

London. April 2S.-Dispatches today
say one hundred Protestant mission
aries were killed in burning church
where they were seeking refuge from
Moslems.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
An Heir Apparent,

The Hague, April 2S.--Doctors were
hastily summoned to the palace this
morning to attend Queen Wllhelmina.
Accouohment ia expected today.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Two Drown in Missouri.

Onawa. Ia, April 2s.-Frank In
gram and William Reynolds were
drowned In the Missouri river near
Blackbird's island opposite onawa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
TAFT LAUDs GRANT;
i PLEADS FOR SOUTH
General, Genius Of War, Says
President.
SPEAKS IN PHILADELPHIA
Hopes for Closer Ties Between North
and Dixie Land, But Sees
Il Necessity Of Changes
In South.

Philadelphia, Apr. 28.-President
Taft as the principal speaker at the
Grant birthday dinner of the Union
League club in this city last night
paid striking tribute to the soldier
president .....Ig... !
Mr.. Taft was sharply criticised a
year ago because of certain of his ref
erences to Gen. Grant and he took ad
vantage of the opportunity to express
anew his admiration, for Go. Grant
as man, as a soldier and as chief
executive of the United States.
Mr. Taft spoke at times in a half
quizzical manner and there was frS-
Quent laughter as well as applause at
his reference to political conditions in
the south.
Grant the Genius Of War.
1T is not for me-" said the presi-
dent, in the presence of a gentleman
who knew him, who served with him,
who ran the risk of life and death
with him, to descant upon his life, his
peculiar virtues, or at any length at
tempt to picture his character to this
company. But there are certain
things with respect to Gen. Grant
that to-day come back with reference
to our passing life.
They said that Grant had not the
military genius that other generals
displayed in the war. To my mind
his mind and brain represented the
very genius of the war to suppress
the rebellion, because it was his mind
that grasped the thought that until
we had fought 1t out with our brave
opponents and met them in the field
and fought them as soldiers, until we
convinced them by our strength that
the battle was hopeless, we could not
expect to have united country.
And therefore from the time he
began in Belmont until he accepted
the surrender of Lee at Appomattox
he fought not cities, not points of
strategy, but he fought the enemy,
and he fought and fought and fought
until he wore out the opposition, be-
cause only by wearing them out
could he hope to bring about the con-
dition in which there should be CON-
plete peace. ~
Wants Closer Ties.
Speaking OF his oft-repeated desire
to bring the north and south into
greater haSlony the president said:
1T is matter that have very
much at heart. | believe 1t is posi-
BILE to make the two sections even
closer together. The south is the
more homogeneous people than we.
Emigration into this country spread
over the north and west, not into the
south, and the south preserved its
traditions longer than did we in the
north, Added to that trait and quail
ty of theirs was the fact that for a
long time the traces of war and the
sufferipgs from war were present
with them, and always they have
present the colored race to bring
back recollection of the strife.
Prosperity has come to the south.
Some changes, | fear, are necessary
in fixed economic principles to pro.
mote the business OF the south"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29
Snow at Mason civ.

Des Moines. Apr. 2S.--Two inches
Of snow fell at mason City LAST night
and frost was visible in Des Moines
today.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-04-29

Pittsburg, Pa. Apr. 2S.-Secretary
of State Philander C. Knox was toast
master and Maj. Gen. Frederick Dent
Grant was guest of honor at the TWEEN
ty-third annual dinner of the Ameri-
Gus Republican club. in commemora
ton of the eighty-seventh anniversary
OF the birth of Ulysses s. Grant, at
the Hotel Schenley last night. Secre-
tary OF Commerce and Labor Charles
Nagel was among the speakers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

cza.o tenn miedzy innemi
sfowa prezydenta ministr6w
Maury wypowied dziane przy
kohcu jednego 2 posiedze6
gabinetu, q mianowicie, ze
jenera1 Marina, g}6wnodo dowo-
dzacy wojskami hiszpa6skie.
mi " Marokko, tax .dlugo
ME dostanie posiik6w.
z Melilli nadesz}a tn via
domosc, ze jeaeral Marina
,wydal jak najostrzejjsze "a.
rzadzenia, ma Wypadek ia.
kichkolwiek rozrucb 6w v ar.
mil. Kazda awantura, chocbys
najmniejsza uwazana' bedzie
"a bunt i odpowiednio kara
ma, t. j. kara smierci.
Hiszpanie umacniaja swe
stanoWisko pod Nador i Ze-
luan. Wzdluz liniii sza6c6w u >
stawiaja armaty kolej od--=.
budoWuja. .4,.xi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
PETERSBURG, 12 paz

'Ag'A ~ - /: go
dzierniika. - Pred kilkoma
dniami donosilismy, - po-
miedzy rzadem rosyjskim, a
niemieckim I konsulatem W
Harbinie powstat sp6r, z
powodu tego, ze konsul prze-
szkodzif sciagnieciu naleza-
cych sic skarbowi rosyjskie-
mu podatk6w u jednej
z firm niemie ckich. Sprawa
ia obecnie wyjasoiona 20
stala. Oto rzeczona pruska
firma (browar), bez porol'zlu. pl'
mienria sic > konsulatem wy
wiesila flage pahstwa nie-'
mieckiego, czem spowodowa-. !.
Ia, 70 delegowaue do 6cia-
gniqcla nalezytOscl organa
skarbowes rosyjskie cofnely
sic, "a ten postepek flage
niemiecka sciagnieto natych-
Mast, a urzednik k6w pocia-
gnieto do odpo powied dziallnlo Al { o6ci 6
"a obraze organ6';w q skarbo-
wych. s.. d. e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
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eH:ICA 4: 0 9 ], q! II, q. Rocjjagiieml 3
kolei Pennsy Iva 4 i MIA j powlr.6 65ci:1 SCI
Ii do Chic eagosz 5csio i 1niesie.:
.cznejj p odr665 20 Europ
Wiel. Ks. stanislaW NaWroc-:
Ii, probe szoz parafii Matki.
.Boskiei Cd col sPp !.
mo y, IA rI' oreie, oraz
Wiel @. lIiaa B:urzyhs'k:i,
g. r, wik ~ 4 8 na !. ,J!adwigo ].
vie. Podr61 przez nprze
paro wcvm npfinz vii
helm VIA q .''| balrelz' ptzy:
kr'a 2 poWd|dln bury. ulrIz !. !. k'2tt:6trejT Sc
s,kutki daily sic s2czeg6luiej
we znaki Vgie1. 4 ! laaWiro1' 4, 4
kier1u, choIo I wal on boWiie1nss
nieus ME odczals calei
podrozy mo ~: llskieii 4:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

LONDYN, u pazdzierpii.
ka. Posrednictwo kr6la
Edwarda W sprawie budze-
towel spe}zlo ma niczem,
gdyz 6cierajace sic party, ',.]| IS /.
=bera16w i unionist6w, chcia-
lyby ma tie walki budaeto-
wei zalatwjc inne rachunki
partyjne, nadto unionisci
spodziewaja sic wiele po
.mozliwych nowych wyborach
wiec tez dali swoim przy-
w6dzcom polecenie ME czy-
snienia niczego, coby moglo
przeszkodzic rozpisaniu po-
nownych wybor6w. Liberali
.natomiast sk}onni So do zgo-.
dy twierdzac, ze Cd ostat-
niej uchwa}y Izby niz szej ty-
le koncesyi przyznano "
niekt6rych pozycyach bud
zetowych, ze budzet jest
mozliwy do przyjecia,, q
sp6r do zezegnania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
30 ZE q B + )LSKE

Ibroje lad dowejj iarniii bedziit
stal ma r6wni q Niemcami
Nv slepej nienawisc;ii swei po.
sadzaja NiemcY Anglik6W
ze chca oni "a Wszelka Gene
os1abic Wplyw j znaczenie
niemiec ckiego panstwa " Sta
mach Zjednoczo zonych. Juz 50.
mo wmieszanie Stan6w lie
dnoc oczonych W polityke ME-
miecko angielska swiadczy Q
zajadlcsci j leku po stronie
Niemc6w.
Jezeli istnieje jake wsp6l-
zawodnictwo pomiedzy tenn
narodami " Stanach Zjedno.
czonych to tylko exon emicz.
nej natury, jake istniec mo-
ze e. pomiedzy przz:yjaci6lmi
nawet, Olpolityeznem znacze-
niu tych urojonych przez
Niemc6w angielskich intryg
moWy bye ME moze, DO Sta
ny Nedltocszone sa "a silnem
'padstwem, aby dla czyjjejjs
wygody da}o sic Wciagac
~ polityke zupelnie i'm OBJ.
ca.
BERLIN. 12 pazdziernika,..
.Wczoraj udowodni Nieln1c!yy,
,jak II zaslep['il p['il,ehiiu ss:zo1WWii.nEisty =: Y !. 81
cznem ME adaja sic na mic
Is dopuszczaja wykroczeh, u
ragajacych tax szumnie glo
szonym przez Mich prawom
cywilizacyi j kultury. Tutej-
.sza opera kr6lewska wysta-
villa piekna czesk;a opere
.Smetany ,,Dalibor" Ma pred
stawiieniu zjawi4o sic zwyz
500 Prusak6w, kt6rzy Cd po-
czatku do ko6ca sprzed dsta-
vienna sykaniem j tupaniem
.przeszkadza!i spiewajacym,.,
komot i wrzask .byl tax well
.ki, ze ME slychac by}o zu-
5pelnie spiewajacych mimo,
ze spiewaczka czeskaa Emma
Destin, kt6ra splewala gl6-
VIVA partye, ogromnie silny
! dOnlOsfy ma gfos,
Najbardziej oburzajacem.
sby1o zachowanie sic organ6w
5policyjnych, kt6re nietylko,
Ize ME przeszkodzi avian,
.turze, ale wspierali ia wprost.
Wobec takiego szowinizmu
'dalsze wys'tawienie tel opery
~ kr6lewskiej operze jest
%. n.iemozliwe. Nat tomiast opera
ma zapeWnion 9. powodzenie
Ew jakims innym teatrze,.
|gdzie popra ia li,cznie tu "a,
mi eszkali, a nteligentni Po-
lacy, Czesii i Morawiianiie.
RZYM 12 pazdziernikla. !
w biezacym odniu ma
snastapic spotkanie pomied d1y
Ecarem rosylskim, 9 kr6lem
wloskim: Miejsce spotkania
ze Wzgledu pa obawe zama-
cha anarch histy cz1ego ME
.wiiado' ONE. Prz,yp uszc zaja tylko Ike
|spow echnie ze potkanie
|Inastapii albo " letninl zamkn l':ll|
kr6la Wlos go " Roc ccog.
nigi v Pienlo 'ntac Il, albo v
Bari i "a . morzu, adrYat.yc-. g.
kiiem. Pod r6z pow VISA Cd
|1byWa car sam bez toWarzy-
|stwa cE,aroWej eksanidry,
|sgdyz "a ostatn q. lest jeszcse ,'''s
ciaagle chora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
ST. CLOUD, M[inn ii
stanis}aW / SomaWiifiskii VI Is ka

81. I;LOlJlL, "a in nlsn.l n.,,,5 ''-.7. Is
Stanis}aw onawVii1 u 1iski kla-.I
waller liczac lat 55 6ry5
miieszkal jak puste el,likk5 & NJ NJ
,chaciie zbudo dowane'jj " sanayn1
krodk dku ! gest ego las,1, 30 mil mil
" kierunku p6l 6lnoc -wscf flo''-,s
dnim Cd : lnie sciny Gilma Al
" po1,iwsie Gle Bento l, elo,
stall po1nie ania zrnysl6 Nv M a.
wido baloniu IS ouistf d r.; q,
81. 81 Gdy SonaW'iiMli 4 M sd Il zoba'' b.:''
czy1 mad soba 6W d q 4 dulziy i y ball Ion,
.kt ory bral IA lziialI No iylzllo-
tach " q - zaczall
rwac 50 Bic 'w,lo krzyczec,
ze kara 3o4a 3 :slrlliie bios ,,as I
niego zsl4 loud,
lzl.awiiaza u. ils||l lksomlnlits 4 "a i ywa-;;
telsk ~ IS zeszull {; s;las
lecz dotyello u i s<5'onlalWliifI.-,.
slirn lliielna 4 i 4 i Slad'1u,5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

SAIGON w AZYI, fran
[cuskiej, IL pazdziernika. -
Zalogi francuskie W Koehin-.
|chinie usta wicznie So nara
zone ma napady dzikich j
rzadnych zysk6w rozb6jni-
k6w, rekrutujacych sic g16-
wnie z Malajczyk6wi Hoten-
tot6w. Ostatnio- dnia 5 bm.
stoczyla tutaj zaloga krwawaa
walke 2 rozb6jnikami, atoja-
cemi pod rozkazami herszta
Dethama.
Po zacietej walce zmuszo
no rozb6jnikow do ucieszki,
kt6rzy pozostawili ma placu
boju 8 trup6w, a niewiado Iona
llosc rannych unlesh, pomle-
dzy kt6rymi znajduje sic
sam Detham. Po strollie fran
Ecuskiej zginelo Z Europej-
czyk6w . ~ rannych, v po-
czet kt6rych naleza " polo
wieiEuropeiczycy, 9 " polo
twie krajowcy. 4.
BERLIN, u paz dziernika.
w Meme czech wrzeniIe L
!, przeciw Anglii. PIz!ycz,.yna
}tego fakt, zze part zWo olen-
nik6w zbrojenia Wzrasta Y
[znaczeniu i zze wobec tego -: ~:
Inajipot teanieii eiiszy r.yWal nie.'
/, !, mice eckiej zab orczei go1spo odar..
]. ki take j pod Wzgled edem y u. 1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
NOW my
TELEHR FICZNE

:. KONsTANTYNOPOL 12
pazdziernika. w tegorocz-
nych rozruchach W Adana
ponie6li cudzoziemcy ogro-
mne szkody, gdyz ]ak via
domo masy Gale rozfanaty-
zowanego t|umu sDu}y sic
niszczyly wszystko, co i'm
pod reke wpadio. Rzady Cd
no6nych pa6stw, kt6rych o
bywatelami byli poszkodowa-
nj cudzoziemcy wniosly
przez konsulaty zadania do
rzadu tureckiego 0 odszkodo-
wanie STRAIT. Rad turecki
mial przyjSt do przekonania,
re ME czuje sic bye zobowia.
zanym do zadnych odszko
dowaf, albowiem rozruchy W
Adana ME zosta}y przez ME
20 spowodowane. Jezeliby
wiesc powyzsza okaza1a sic
prawdziwa, toby sobie Rad
turecki wystawif swiadectwo
nieznajomosci stosuk6w i
praw 6wiata eywilizowanego,
W kt6rym wszelkie padstwa
odpowiadaia "a ozyny j po..
stepki swych obywate)i wo-
bee cudzoziemc6w, wiec tez
sa zawsze zobowiazane do
odszkodowania.
RZYM, 12 pazdzlernika,
Organ Watykanu ,,Osserva-
tore Romano stwierdza bez-
podstawnosc 4twierdzenia je-
nera}a d'Amade'a jakoby hi
szpahscy misy yonarze W Ma
rokko mie1i bye zastapieni
francuskimi.
Ma zadna taxa zmiane sic
ME zanosi, a to tenn bardziei
dlatego, ze Marokko jest pa.
pieskim wikaryatem podda>
nym .bezposrednio pod zarzad
moralny 90. Franciszkanom
W Hiszpanii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14


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