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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
REQU|S|!!0N
IS HONORED
New Mexico Convict Who Is
Also Badly Wanted in
State of Kansas
MORE LIEU LANE SELECTIONS
Mutual Building and Loan AS
sociation of Santa Fe Is
incorporated.

Governor Mills today honored the
requisition of Governor Stubs of
Kansas. for ]. S. Hale, convict at
the territorial penitentiary, whose
sentence has about expired and who
is wanted in Kansas for violating his
parole and leaving the state. He had
been serving an indeterminate SEN
tence of one to seven years for lar
'ceny from a passenger coach.
Incorporation.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the Office of Territorial Sec
retary Jaffa by the Mutual Building
and Loan Association of Santa Fe
whose charter had expired by time
limitation. The capitalization is $780,
600 divided into 1000 shares. The in
corporators are: F. P. Sturges 9
shares; ]. G. Schumann 20 shares; R.
H. Hanna 10 shares; Frank Owen 7
shares; John c. McConvery 7 shares;
w. H. Kerr, 10 shares; R. J. Crich-
ton Is shares; F. G. Wilson 10 shares
S. G. Cartwright 5 shares, these being
the directors, and Jacob Weltmer
shares; E. l.. Wheeler, 4 shares, R.
w. Barry Is shares, J. A. Wood 10
shares.
Mounted Police After Train Robber
Mounted Policeman W. E. Dudley
arrived at Carrizozo this morning
from Alamogordo and started in pur-
suit of the train robber who robbed
the passengers on the Ell Paso &
Southwestern passenger train No. 2
last night.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed H.
B. Holt of Las Cruces a notary pub
lie.
Territorial Board of Education.
The territorial board of education
met this afternoon at o'clock in
the Office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction j. E. Clark at the capitol
Lieu Land Selections Approved.
Land Commissioner R. P. Ervien
was notified today that Secretary OF
the Interior Ballinger has approved
31,5SS.69 acres of territorial lieu land
indemnity selections between Cutter
and Engle, in Sierra county, Las Cru
ces land office district.
Escaped Convict Caught.
According to advices received here
Antonio Love, % years old, burglar
who made an ingenious escape from
the territorial penitentiary at Santa
Fe, has been arrested by Special Santa
Fe Officer Hubbell at Ration, after
the officer had fired four shots at
him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
PROMOTION FOR
SON OF JUDGE M'FIE.

Ralph the son of Judge John R.
McFie, who acquitted himself credit
ably in Cuba as a Rough Rider under
Colonel Roosevelt and who has held
many responsible positions in the
Philippines the past few years, has
been advanced another notch. to a
position paying a handsome salary
and giving him supervision of cleri-
caI force of rs men at Manila. Says
the Manila Cable News American
The position of clerk of the court
of land registration, left vacant by the
resignation of Arthur K. Jones, who
was appointed to the service on July
6, 1899, is to be filled by Ralph Nc
Fie, secretary of the district of Davao
Mr.. McFie sails from Davao by the
Neil Macleod on March %. The work
been a strenuous one, owing to the
recent mutiny, labor troubles, and pa
cifications of wild tribes On Febru,
ary %, Mr.. McFie, Lieutenant D. L.
Cullum, and company of constabu
larry left Davao for an excursion into
the Manobo country and made their
way as far north as Compostela on
the upper waters of the Agusan river
The party encountered great Difficult
ties and marched through some very
rough country, having one or two
small skirmishes with hostile hill peo
pie. On the return trip they fell short
of provisions and were reduced to q
small ration of rice to which they add
ed some wild tapioca found growing
on their route; they reached Davac
on March Is and brought back with
them some valuable information con
cerning this little known country il
which the Agusan river has its
source"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
TRAIN HOLD UP
NEAR CARR|ZOzO
Lone Highwayman Relieves
Unwilling Passengers of
Cash and Jewelry
RIFLED TOURIST CAR PEOPLE
Has Made His Escape--The
Territorial Mounted Police
Are Investigating.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Santa Rosa n. NJ, June 10.-A bold
hOldup occurred last night on the east
bound Ell Paso and Southwestern
train No. 2, between Carrizozo and
Robsart, seven miles east of Carrizozo,
in Lincoln county. One man, who
boarded the train at Carrizozo entered
the tourist sleeper in the rear and
summoning all the passengers COM
PEELED them to hold up their hands
and one after the other was compelled
to hand over his valuables. In all the
lone highwayman secured more than
$500 in cash and considerable iewelry,
including two valuable rings
$2,500 Reward Offered.
The El Paso and Southwestern
Railway Company has offered $4,000
reward TO rthe arrest and conviction
of the robber.
Passengers Left Destitute.
El Paso, Texas, June 10.-ShOrtly
before midnight last night, east
bound passenger train number of
the Ell Paso & Southwestern railroad
was held up by lone bandit who
herded the occupants of a sleeping
car into the private car of Superin-
tendent G.. F. Hawks, in the rear of
the train and compelled them to de-
posit money and valuables in heap.
He swept the plunder into bag and
then jumped from the train. After
shooting out the rear lights he made
his escape across the desert towards
the mountains. The hold up occurred
a mile east of Robesart near Carri-
zozo, Lincoln county. The territorial
mounted police and hastily organized
posses are in pursuit of the daring
robber. The occupants of the sleeper
were left destitute and are being
cared for by the railroad company.
Loss Refunded TO Passengers.
Ell Paso, Texas, June 10.-Two hun
drey and seventeen dollars cash, a
diamond ring and several other trink-
cts, were the reward of a cold-blOoded
daring, lone robber who shortly after
midnight held up the north-bound pas
senger train on the Ell Paso and South
western near Robsart, Lincoln county.
The railroad today refunded to the
robber passengers the money taken
from them and offered reward of ST.
500 for the capture of the robber. A
posse left Carrizozo this morning on
the trail of the robber which led across
the plains towards the San Andreas
mountains.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
WELFARE OF CHILD
IN HOME AND SCHOOL
important Session of National Con-
gress at Denver to Consider
Training of Folks.

Denver, June 10-With the general
topic of the welfare of the child in
home, school and nation" the Nation
al Congress of Mothers and Parent
and Teachers Associations convened
in Denver this morning for a three
days session. The real work of the
convention will not begin until this
evening, when formal greeting will
be given the delegates by Governor
Shafroth and the general topic: Con
servation Of Children, will be taken
up. Mrs. Frederick Schoff, president
of the Congress will deliver an ad-
dress on the Homes Responsibility
for the Health, Morality and Good
Citizenship
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
ROOSEVELT IS
HOMEWARD BOUND
Concludes Most Remarkable
Trip Ever Taken by Pri-
vate Citizen
WORLD PAID HIM TRIBUTE
United States Was Honored
Through Recognition of Its
First Citizen.

South Hampton, June 10.-Theodore
Roosevelt is homeward bound today
accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt, ker-
nit, Ethel and Mrs Nicholas Long,
worth He started on the Hamburg
American liner Kaiserin Augusta Vic
toria shortly after noon The steam
er is due at quarantine on the night of
June II, but the former president will
not land in New York until the fol
lowing morning.
A Remarkable Trip.
Southampton, June 10.-When the
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria turned her
prov westward this afternoon, Mr.
Roosevelt found himself on the final
lap of what in many respects has been
the most remarkable trip ever accom-.
plished by private citizen. His
hunting trip in Africa, his series OF
speeches in Egypt and Europe and his
controversy with the vatican have ex-
cited the liveliest interest throughout
the world. A program of entertain.
ments has been carried out in his
honor such as perhaps never before
had been arranged for one who has
retired to private life. His final day
in England was one of seclusion and
rest. He was the guest of Sir Edward
Grey at the latter's home in Hamp-
shire and together they tramped for
hours through the new forest, the an
cient royal hunting grounds, rich in
their fauna and f1ora
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
SANTA FE MAN
KILLED ON TRACK
He Was Thrown Under
Train in Albuquerque
Railroad Yards
HIS BODY FEARFULLY MANGLED
Remains Sent to This City and
Arrived on Last Nights
Train.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, June 10.-Jose
T. Lujan, % years old, resident of
Santa Fe, and nephew of Pablo Lu-
jan, of the city police force, was in
stantly killed at o'clock yesterday
morning, when he attempted to Jump
from the blind baggage of incoming
Santa Fe train No. 10, and was thrown
under the wheels, his body being
frightfully mangled before the train
could be brought to stop. The acci-
dent occurred at the Trimble cross
ing, just below the city limits. While
it may be possible that Lujan lost his
balance and fell under the wheels it
is believed that he attempted to
jump, miscalculating the speed of the
train. 1t is not known where Lujan
boarded the train, but it is believed
that he got on the blind baggage at
Isleta evidently with the intention of
riding into Albuquerque.
At an inquest held over the body
by Justice of the Peace Preciliano
Gabaldon yesterday afternoon, a yer
dict was rendered to the effect that
the man met his death by being
thrown from and run over by Santa
Fe train No responsibility was fixed
for the accident. Lujan's relatives in
Santa Fe have been notified of his
death and the body was shipped tc
that place for burial. His relatives
live on the Iona above east Palace
avenue.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
HEIKE JURY is OUT
CONSIDERING VERDICT

New York, June 10.-The jury in
the case of Charles R. Heike, secre-
tary of the American Sugar Refining
Company and others charged with
conspiracy to defraud the government
in sugar weighing retired this morn
ing to consider the verdict.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
FOREST FIRE IN SAC
RAMENTO MOUNTAINS.

Ell Paso, Texas, June 1O.--An exten-
sive forest fire is ravaging Curtiss
canon in the Sacramento mountains,
destroying much valuable timber A
number of saw mills and homes are
threatened. There has been no rain
for several months and force of men
under Forest Ranger Anderson of the
Alanio forest is fighting the flames.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
MODERATOR OF PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY is DEAD.
Was One of the Most Widely Known
CIergymen of His Demon
nation.

Philadelphia, June 10.-Rev. Chas.
A. Dickey, one of the best known
Presbyterian clergymen of the United
States, former moderator general OF
the assembly died today after long
illness.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
THIRTY THOUSAND GAR
MENT WORKERS STRIKE.
Date and Arrangements Left to Spe-
ciaI Committee by the
Union.

Boston, Mass, June ia general
strike of 10000 to 10000 cloak makers
of New York City was authorized this
afternon by the lady garment workers
of the international Union. The date
and arrangements for the strike We're
left in the hands of a special commit
tee
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
BOY KILLED NEAR DEXTER
BY FALL FROM HORSE,

Roswell, N. M, June 10.-When
Claude Duke, IA years old, was riding
near Dexter, sixteen miles south OF
here his pony stepped into a prairie
dog hole, fell on the boy, crushing his
skull and killing him. The body was
brought. here and his parents, who
live at Elida, Roosevelt county, have
been notified.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
NEGOTIATIONS FOR TRADE
TREATY WITH CANADA.
Formal Action However May Be De-
Iayed Until Late in the
Autumn.

Washington, June 1O.-The Canadi-
an government has indicated to the
secretary of state its desire to take up
as early as possible the subject of a
negotiation of trade treaty with the
United States. Formal action may be
delayed until autumn because of the
anticipated absence of Finance Min
lister Fielding and Customs Minister
Patterson.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY is INDICTED
Forty-tWo Violations of the Federal
Bucket Shop Law Are Charged
BY Grand Jury.

Washington, June 10.-The federal
grand jury today returned an indict-
m.ent against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company charging it with forty
two violations of the bucket shop law
of March l, 1909.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
PRIMARY ELECTION
AFTERMATH
Progressive Is After All No
minated for Governor in
South Dakota
DALzELL'S FACES A CONTEST
Charged With Fraud and
Case May Be Carried to
Court.

Sioux Falls, s. D., June 10.-The
latest reports indicate that Vessey,
Progressive Republican, candidate for
governor, has been nominated, but by
a small plurality. The following totals
are indicated; Massey, 21,970; Egan,
Independent Republican, 2O,O01; FL
rod, Stalwart, 17,703.
Crowding Congressman Dalzeil.
Pittsburg, June 10.-With the arriv-
al of Representative John Dalzell here
today to conduct in person his defense
of the charge of error and fraud in
the counting Of votes in last Satur-
days primaries made by his oppOn-
ent, Dr. R. j. Black, the Congression-
al Republican nomination in this dis
trict promises to take a sensational
turn and may even be taken into the
courts before it is brought to a close.
Arguments before the county return
ing board began today covering the
point of allowing the ballot boxes in
sixty-five precincts to be opened and
the votes recounted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-10
CALIFORNIA GETTING
USED TO EARTHQUAKE

San Jose, Calf, June 10.-A
gentle but somewhat prolonged earth
quake was felt throughout this valley
last night at 10 40, but it created lit
tie alarm.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01

stryktach Hooking rych}o nasta-
pi zgoda, gdyz wlasciciele kopal-
nj okazuja szczera chec uwzgle-
dnienia zyczeh g6rnikow. Wo-
bee tego niema strajku w tych
dystryktach, tylko jest tymcza-
sowe zawieszenie piracy.
Danville, ILL.,, l kwietnia. -
Organizacya gornikow weglo-
wych Stanu Illinois zezwoliia, a.
by robotnicy Western Brick
Co." wytrwali nadal przy podje-
tel piracy, kt6ra maja W tym CA
sic dokonac, az konpania zawrze
mimi nowe kontrakta.
Podobne zezwolenie ma tymcza
sowe wykohczenie podjetej pra-
cy otrzymala kopalnia Hegeler'a
w La Sale.
0 takie same zezwolenie dla
swych gornikow ubiega sic
,,Bunsen Coal Co." stojaca pod
kontrola Steel Co." Stanu Illi-
nois, zatrudniajaca 1900 ludzi.
Ola steel Co." w South Chica-
90 ma to zezwolenie ogromne zna
czenie, gdyz kompania ia ME ma
zadnych zapasow weglowych,
wobec czego musiaiaby wstrzy-
mac ruch, coby sic odbilo ma, jej
gornikach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
(Czytaj Kronike Chicagoska)

wego dodatku do placy - spo-
dziewaja sic jednak, re zdolaja
cos dla siebie utargowac, przeto
zadna definitywna umowa ME
zostala zawarta - a g6rnicy "a
wiesili prace 4 po po}udnlu.
St. Louis, Mo-, l kwietnia. -
Robotnicy kopalni wegla w Sta
ME Illinois zawiesili prace wczo-
raj 4:3O po poludniu. Repre-
zentuja oni potezna liczbe $4,000
ludzi. Zadany dodatek do placy
zrobilby wlascicielom kopalni W
Stanie Illinois roznice IA Milo
now dolarow.
Zapasy wegla W Illinois So
wielkie i wystarcza ma diva mie-
siace. Wiasciciele kopalni O.
swiadczaja, re kopalnie beda STAG
bezczynnie przez jake 30 dni.
Springfield, ILL.,, 1 kwietnia. -
Prezydent zorganizowanych gor-
nikow Stanu Illinois Duncan Nc
Donald wyraza zapatrywanie, re
strajk W naszym Stanie ME diugo
potrwa. Spodziewa sic on, re W
najblizszym tygodniu przyjdzie
do porozumienia.
Gornicy Illinois zadae beda,
nietylko podwyki dodatki Cd ton
ny ma 5.55 centa, ale takze i te-
60, ably lonciarze opiacani byli
przez wlascicieli kopalni ME
przez gornikow, jak to sic dotych
czas praktykowalo.
New York, N. Y, l kwietnia.
PrOkuratOr StanOWy GarVen
Jersey City wniosi ma rece gu
bernatora Forta w Trentonie pi-
smo, domagajace sic wystawie-
MIA upowaznienia ma wydanie i
przymusowe dostawienie |. O.
gden'a Armoura, krola chicago
skich rzeznikow, postawionego w
stan oskarzenia przez wielkoprzy-
sieznych powiatu Hudson, N. ].
Armourowi zarzucaja wielko-
przysiezni, re dopuscii sic mie-
dzystanowego przestspstwa przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
E715PFVJ CRFsTEG1E bR.OK:REhfSSorS

Wielu gornik6w oswiadcza sic
przeciw strajkowi.
Terre Haute, Ind, 1 kwietnia.
Delegaci gornikow II dystryktu
tutejszo-stanowej kopalni, odby-
wajacy konferencye maja zamiar
zaprosic wiascicieli kopalni, ce-
lem zastanowienia sic mad do
datkiem do piacy - co jednako-
woz pred najblizszym tygod-
MEM ME nastapi.
Gornicy tutejsi zlozyli dis o
p6inocy prace, o ogolna liczba
ich wynosi $4,000.
Columbus, Ohio, 1 kwietnia.
Prezydent organizacyi gorniczej
Stanu Ohio D. H. Sullivan O.
swiadczyl, re w nocy II godzi-
ME czwartku ma piatek zawle-
sza gornicy prace, z wyjatklem
kilku kopalh ktore re wzgledu
ma zupelny brak zapas6w wegla,
mogacy sic odbic bardzo fatalnie
ma niekt6rych galeziach przemy-
stu, dostaly zezwolenie. ma prowi-
zoryczne dalsze prowadzenie pra-
cy.
Des Moines, Ia, / kwietnia. -
Wlasciciele kopalni wegla W ma
Sym Stanie okazuja chec i
sklonnosc. do przyznania 5 cento-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
100000
Razen
100000
1900

Razem 100000
Brazil, Ind, / kwietnia. -
Gornicy tutejszego 8 dystryktu
kopalnianego ME zaniechali pra-
cy, gdyz wlaSciciele kopalni Ego
dill sic ma podwyzszenie placy
do 5 centow "a tonne.
St. Louis, Mo-, l kwietnia. -
w yStanie Illinois wynosi liczba
strajkujacych gornikow $4,000.
Wlasciciele kopalni i gornicy ma
ia w najblizszy poniedzialek,
przez swoich delegatow, czyli t.
wv. komitet placy odbyc konfe-
rencye w Chicago, celem zazeg-
mania roznic. Ogolnie jednak ME
wierza, ably tax szybko spor 20
stall zazegnany i g6rnicy powroci-
Ii do swej piracy.
Indianapolis, Ind, 1 kwietnia.
Z glownej kwatery Limited Mi
ners of America" wydano wczo-
raj oSwiadczenie, re z uderzeniem
12 godziny w nocy zawiesi pra-
ce 100000 zorganizowanych gor-
nikow kopalni miekiego wegla i
przy strajku tax dlugo wytrwa,
dop6ki wlaSciciele kopalni ME
podwyzsza dodatku do placy na
sc Cd tommy.
Prezydent powyz nazwanej or
ganizacyi Tomasz L. Lewis wyra-
zil przekonanie, re w dystrykcie
block" W Stanie Indiana w dy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
Obecnie sytuacya polityczna u

Obecnie sytuacya polityczna u
legla wielkiej zmianie. Rosya zno-
WI ME zyczy sobie wojny bu}gar-
sko-tureckiej, dla tego, re wynik
wojny m6glby bye dla Bu}garyi
fatalny Rosya ME bylaby W mo-
znosci niesienia jej pomocy. Roz-
bicie Bu1garyi odbiioby sic bez
watpienia ma Rosyi przesileniami
wewnetrznemi byloby uprzytom-
nieniem sobie calei Rosyi jej i
stotnej bezsilnosci. Sytuacya jest
vice taxa, IL wojny ME nalezy O.
bawiae sic ze strony Rosyi lub
Bu]garyi, ze panstwa tie jej dobro-
wolnie ME rozpoczna i moga bye
do niej tylko zmuszone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
Telegramy krajowe.

indianapolis, Ind, 1 kwietnia.
Wedlug obliczenia urzednikow
United Miners of America" 800
tysiecy gornikow zastrajkowalo
w Stanach Zjednoczonych, celem
wywalczenia podwyzki placy.
Strajkujacy dziela sic pod
wzgledem liczby ma poszczegolne
Stany nastepujaco:
Pennsylvania 100000
Ohio $1,000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
RUCH PAROWCoW.

PRzYBYtY: Nowy York: Graf wal
dersee 2 Hamburga, Adriatic Liver
poolu. Verona z Genuy - Llvorno:
Perugia z N. Y. - Genua: Europa q
N, Y. Celtic N. Y Brema: Darn.
stadt n. Y.
opEsZkY: Nowy York: La Savoie
do Havre, George Washington do Bre-
nv, Carpathia do Neapolu. Lon
dyn: Minnewaska do N. Y, Mount
Temple do ST. John. - Neapol: Gre
tic do N. Y. - Queenstown: st. Louis
do N. Y. - Genua: Ancona do n. Y,
Indiana do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-01
PRZEGLAD
P0uTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEj.
Chicago, l kwietnia.
(Ttzry I S9Oariaaaae).

Ruchem siowianSkim interesu-
ia sic iywo MlodOturcy; stosunek
S}owian ba}ka1skich do panstwa
Otomanskiego jest dla Turcyi bez
watpienia kwestya najzywotniej-
sza, dla tego ME MONA sic dziwi6,
IL podr6a kr6la bulgarskiego do
Petersburga, przyjecie serdeczne,
jakiego tam dozna} i toasty, W
kt6rych byla NOVA wsp6lnem
pochodzeniu slowianskiem, wzbu-
dzi}y pewien niepok6j mad Z}otym
Rogiem.
W r6wnym stopniu " Sofii
sledza bacznie kazdy hokt tTureyi,
dzieje sic tu odwrotnie to, co W
Carogrodzie. Juz sultan Abdul
Hamid podczas d}ugich swych rza-
dow powodowa} sic W polityce
wewnetrznej zagranicznej wzgle-
damn ma Bu}garye; dis zapewne
stosunki sic ME zmieni}y; moze
bye, re oddzia}ywanie wzajemne
Objawia sic jeszcze dobitniej zw}a-
SEGA cd pory, odkad Ferdynand
bulgarski og}osii sic kr6lem ME
jest lennikiem Turcyi.
Razem wiekszem zaintereso-
waniem, jake Turcya okazuje
Bulgaryi, zwiekszy}a sic take
nieufnOSe. Odwiedziny kr6la bu3-
garskiego ma divorce carskim byly
dla rzadu tureekiego niespOdzian-
ka. Cd czasu zaprowadzenia kon-
stytucyi W Turcyi wystawiano so
bic W rzadowych ko}ach tureckich,
re Turcya pOsiada pewne zaufanie
Rosyi.
DOtychczas W Carogrodzie ME
zapomniano, re W pierwszych ty-
godniach zapalu po ogloszeniu
konstytucyi, masy ludu trreckie-
90, niosQc ma czele sztandary ro-
syjskie, SHY wSr6d Spiewu hymnu
rosyjskiego pred gmach ambasa-
dy, aby przedstawicielowi Rosyi
urzadzi6 owacye.
Stary ambassador Synowjew,
studyujacy Wsch6d cd lat hlku
dziesiatek, kt6ry jake dyplomata
niejedno widzia} ma Wschodzie
zagadkowego, niema}o byl zdziwio-
ny owacya, wszakze umia} on oce-
mic nale1ycie wartos6 chwilowego
uniesienia porywu og6}u turec-
kiego.
Inaezej M rzecz te zapatrywali
sic m}odzi dyplomaci rosyjscy "
pa}acu ambassadors, idqcy reka W
reke mfodoturkami. Jest tajem-
Mica Publicznq, re W domu pewne-
60 wyzszego urzednika ambasady
rosyjskiej odbywaiy sic regularne
schadzki najwybitniejszych pred
stawicieli komitetu mlodotureckie-
60.
CT mlodzi dyplomaci rosyjscy
odniesli w koncu zwyciestwo mad
Synowjewem Synowjew musia}
ustapic pomocnikowi Izwolskiego
Czarykowowi. Wszechmoeny wow
czas komitet m}odoturecki ME
m6gl utai6 swoiej radosci powo-
du odwo{ania Synowiewa.
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