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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09
JOIN THE DON'T WORRY CLUB,

Someone should organize a move
ment to promote the conservation oil
worry There has been so much said
in the past few years in emphasizing
the danger of forest waste and the de-
pletion of the coal supply that it would
not be strange if he mothers of flu
ture generation find themselves unable
to persuade boys to even carry in
the fuel for the kitchen stove. Alarm
lists, and conscientious ones at that,
have told us that at the present ratio
of waste to growth, ordinary cross ties
for railroads will be so scarce in few
thousand years hence that an ordinary
man will be unable to step from one
to another when walking the track. And
we are burning so much coal unneces-
sarily, we are told, that possibly In
the next century, If the demand con-
tinues to increase, the coal miners will
not be able to remain out on strike
more than six or seven months in the
year These statisticians and prophets
seem to forget that by the time the
cross ties are all gone airships will be
carrying all the passengers and prob
ably much of the freight. Natural gas
and electricity generated by water
power will solve the coal problem and
allow all the strike leaders to enter
politics openly and run for office.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
As Reported BY the Arizona
Abstract & Title Company
ia West Washington st.

Christian A. Saylor to Annie NJ.
Saylor deed to SWA Sec. 7. T. l. S,
r. F..
VI. E. Curry and wife to John
Boetto and wife. deed to lots Il and
IS. block 2, Collins Addition, Wick
enburg.
Andrew j. Houston to Jennie B.
Houston, deed to SWA Sec. 5, T.
s, r. f.
w. A. Macdonald. Trustee to South
Side Gas Co, deed to lot 2, block 50.
Mesa City.
Harry Effron to Edith Claude, deed
to lot "a. Hoopers Sub.
Peter Block and wife to Hugh Nc
Intyre, deed to lot s. block 2, War
rem Tract.
Hugh NJ Creighton and wife to
Chas Donofrio, deed to lot ., block
70, Phoenix.
David B. Harer ct al to John c.
Davis, deed to lot 9, block Is, Grand
Avenue Addition.
Frances L. Brown to School Dist.
No. II MaricOpa County, deed to lots
10 to q inclusive. block 2S. Peoria.
Charles f. Orr to Lydia PeclIa, deed
to lot 1, North Baltimore Heights.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09

pacity early next year, and the smell
ter will be in operation a few months
later. An exceedingly favorable con-
tract has been entered into with the
Arizona & Eastern railroad company
for the transportation Of our ores
from Kelvin. the terminus of our own
RAY Kelvin railroad, over their tracks
to Hayden Junction.
General Manager d. c. Jackling says
that total developed and partially de-
veloped ore on September l was So,
100000 tons, having an average cop
per content of % per cent. Addition
al tonnage developed on ella ground
during the year amounted to 1888, 000
tons, with average copper content of
2.O4 per cent, making the total de-
veIoped and partially developed ore
on both properties 75.096,0O0 tons;
average copper contents, 2.17 per
cent. The tonnage shown does not,
however. constitute the full tonnage
contained in the area described, as it
is known that it contains ore in eX-
cess of the quantity stated. There
are, in addition, $50 acres of thorough
primary mineralized land, leaving
about 400 acres of promising ground
vet to be prospected. To date 116
acres have been opened up.
At the present time there are $4,000
tons of ore on the stock pile, and by
the time the mill is ready to receive
il there should be more than 10000
tons stored.
The concentrating mill is designed
in eight sections, with an expected
capacity for the plant of about 5000
tons. The smelter now under con-
struction will contain four 100-foot
reverberatory furnaces, in addition TO
necessary roasting and drying fur
naces for concentrates, and a convert
ing department.
All the steel for the main mill
building is on the ground and Will be
erected by October l. The power
plant building will be finished a
month later, and grading is about
completed for the smelter. Parts Of
both the mill and power plant will be
ready for operation by January l.
Arrangements have been made with
another smelter to smelt the concen-
trates produced during the period in
tervening between the starting of the
mill and the time the company's smell
ter is ready to receive them. With
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Guests registered yesterday at the
Ford hotel were H. H. Wells and wife,
w. D. Taylor. Los Angeles; Mrs. James
Scott, Pinadale; Charles A Ingace,
Boston; Frank ]. Grof, Bisbee; A A.
Smith, Rochester; j. G. Forest, f. +.
Hays and wife, Prescott; r. r. Larkin,
Las Vegas; William Deatsch, Wicken-
burg; d. L. Cunningham and wife,
Tombstone; J. Gruenbaum, Chicago;
Ralph a. Nye, Buckeye; Glen Russell,
Denver; James NJ. Slight, Phoenix;
Morris KatZ, San Bernardino;J. =.
Templeman, New York; c. F. Schilling,
Ray; L. E williams and wife, Globe;
Charles T. Gilmore, u. S. +. s.; w. f.
Bradbrener. Ray; f. w. Coke, Flor
ence; George H. Kelly, Douglas; a. A.
Moore. Walnut Grove; Lamond Cobb
Clifton; G. F. woodward, ST Louis;
B. o. Whiteside, Nogales; William
Dowdell, Los Angeles; G. w. Walker
Miami; John p. Cosgro, FL PasO.
Those registered at the Commercial
were George L. Coleman, Congress
Junction; w. c. Myers, NJ. w. Heller
Cleveland; Fritz Rosenstein, San
Francisco; William II. Graham, Los
Angeles; ]. ]. Cotter, New York; ]. F.
Thuxton, Madison, Cal; George H
Freeman, Tucson; L. b. Shaffer, Flag
staff; d. l. Galliher, Fort Worth; w
VI. Lowell, Tucson; f.. w Fisher, Cave
Creek; p. F. Connolly, r. s. Maclay
Douglas; John Bolam, Bisbee E. Dill
lon, Prescott; sam Briscol, Bisbee; b
NJ. Smott, Granite Reef: Lauride An
| derson, Arlington; Ira L. Brown, Kel-
win; Frank Steele, Winkelman; ]. c.
Evans, City.
Those registered at the Stag were
w. w. Frances, Winkelman; A. V. Ter
rell, Milwaukee; w. f. Warner, St
Louis; ". O. Paine, Oakland; NJ. S
Davis, Seattle; G. Mitchell, Ed. Gold
! berg. New York; w. s. Barbe. Phila
| delphia; Foster c. Clark, Charles c.
Burns. Chicago, Frank A. Lewis, Cleve-
| land; DR.. II. II. Morrison, Newark; r
Leonard, Kelvin.
Those registered at the Adams Hotel
Annex were Lamar Cobb, Clifton, Will
lard Light, Fred Thule, f. B. Root, Los
Angeles; c. T. Ziegler and wife, VIII
/ liam Byersdorfer, Phoenix; S. A
Goodman and wife, Denver; John Bau-
er, Chicago; p. Rubenstein, Williams
| Donald F. Irwin, Vulture; Mrs. Eta
| Chandler. Minneapolis; A. and r. A
B. Goodman, Grand Rapids; w c. Nc
Laughlin, Ash Fork; w. S. Humbert
and wife, Miss A. Voelker, Miss l.
Voelker, Niagara Falls; Kirk 7. Moore
| Tucson; L. Van Damn, Henry Zetosch
A. B. Rossman, John Rossman, New
/ York; A. K Singer, Ash Fork; L
| Won namm Harry Zeosch ROss-
man, John Rossman, New~York; A. K
Singer, Ash Fork; o. A. Baxter, Provi-
dence, Rhode Island; John r. White
| sides, Kingman; Fred T. Coalter
| Springerville; R. r. Larkin, Las
| Vegas. N. NJ; n. Bach, Toledo. Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs ]. Weinberger, Globe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09
GREAT ORE RESERVE
OF RAY CONSOLIDATED
Facts Cleaned From Annual Report
of Big Arizona Mining Company.

The most noteworthy feature Of the
annual report of the Ray Consolidated
Copper company, which was submit
ted at the annual meeting in Maine
this week, is that portion which shows
that the company now has a total
tonnage blocked out by development
work and by drills amounting to IA
100000 tons. This includes the 3d.
100000 tons from the Ray Console
dated property and the 100000 tons
from the ella company. II is also
noteworthy of notice that this show
ing has been secured on territory
covering 176 acres of ground, while
the company still owns 400 acres that
give every indication of being ore
bearing. The financial sheet Of the
company shows that there is over
81 zoo, 600 in cash in the treasury at
the moment, says the New York Min
ing Age.
Owing to the decision to enlarge
the concentration from a daily ca
pacity of 5000 tons to 5000 tons, the
original plans of the Ray Consolidated
Copper company management to start
its mill on January l, 1911, have been
deferred, and the month of February
is given by Manager d. c. Jackling
as the probable time for commencing
production.
President Sherwood Aldrich. in his
report, says in part: The years de-
velopment at the mine and the prog
ress made in the construction of re-
duction plants has been most crafty
ing The assured ore in the Ray
properties has been brought up to
something over 100000 tons, and
the acquisition of practically all the
outstanding stock of the ella Copper
company ADDS in excess of 100000
tons, or a total of more than 10000
600 tons Concentrating mills now
being constructed will commence OPP
Grating a substantial part of its ca
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09

the plant running at full capacity on
a normal grade of ore, the annual
production will not be less than So
100000 pounds of copper, and the
cost per pound will not exceed cents,
according TO calculation.
The stockholders at their annual
meeting at Portland reelected the re-
firing directors. They also voted to
amend the company's bylaws so that
the fiscal year hereafter will coincide
with the calendar year. This action
makes the next fiscal period extend
for eighteen months, but semi -annual
reports will issue during the interim.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09
N6orot1)
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Take only one "VIGORET" at bed
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They cool, cleanse and purify the
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-09
WHIPPED HER Old SON.

An extraordinary act of mother Is
when Mother Nature whips a weakly
man into all the misfortunes. A weak
man is not much account. But no mat
ter how weak he is if it be due to his
nerves, SeXine Pills will build him up
when nothing eles will. What they do
for man they do as well for women.
Price 81. Six boxes for IS. Sold by
Elvey & Hulett where they sell all the
principal remedies and do not substi-
tute.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10

przybyi tam juz takze okret fran
cuski, a oczekuia i angielskiego.
General Lorenzo 3 silnym oddzia-
lfenr wojska Rad dawego podaza do
Amalpa. Oczekiwac .mozna bit
wy w niedalekiej przyszlosci.
Meksyk, miasto, 10 listopada--
Easily tu nader gwaitowne de-
monstracye uliczne antiamerykan
skie, spowodowape pog}oska
zlynczowania w Texas jakiegoS
Meksykanina. Prasa meksykan-
ska zamiesciia w tel sprawie pa
re ostrych artyku}ow, pospol-
stwo urzadzilo demonstracye,
wsrod ktorych podarto i podepta-
no flage Stanow Zjednoczonych /
napadnieto kilkanascie SHADOW a
merykanskich, w ktorych powybi-
jano szyby i poturbowano VIA
Scicieli. Mowcy przytem wygia-
szali mowy antiamerykahskie
policya wobec tego zachowywaia
| sic dose obojetnie. Pose} amery-
kanski podniosi silny protest /
wreczyi 60 ministrowi spraw "a
granicznych. Pozniejsze wiesci
podaja, re demonstracye wrogie
ponawiaja sic; sytuacya grozi o.
bu pahstwom podjeciem krokow
wrogich moze mice powazne
nastepstwa. w odpowiedzi ma
protest posla amerykahskiego W
Meksyku, poseI meksykanski W
Waszyngtonie ostro zaprotesto-
wal przeciwko zlynczowaniu owe
| go Meksykanina w Texas l. zaza-
dai zadosycuczynienia Cd Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Cardiff, Wales, Anglia, 10 Ii
stopada. = Po przybyciu wolska
do dystryktu weglowego objete-
go strajkiem, nastai tam spokol,
ljakkolwieik strajk ME ustaje.
Berlin, 10 listopada. = Odbywa
sic tu swiatowy turniej szachi-
stow: DR.. Lasker, slynny angiel-
ski szachista wygraf partye maj
lgrozniejszym swym przeciwni-
kiem Janowskim, ktory popelni-
wszy blad z samego poczatku
partyi, poddai sic po % ciagach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
ma kilka dni pred wyborami.
Danville. Ill. 10 listopada,

ma kilka dni pred wyborami.
Danville, ILL.,, 10 listopada. -
,Mowca' Cannon wyrazil sic W ta'
Xxi sposob: ,,Lawina demokratycz-
ma przemaWia sana "a siebie mic
ME nam do powiedzenia o powo-
dach i skutkach. Dotychczas je-
szcze wzsyscy ME many nalezy-
tego pojecia o warunkach W kra-
ju panujacych. Dopoki z mich
sprawy sobie ME zdam,. ME chce
wyrazac mego zdania". - Vie
ozorem jeszcze Cannon powie-
dzia}, re prawdopodobnie wyrazi
opinie o rezultacie wyborow, sko-
70 otrzyma zewszad dokladne ra-
porta.
Oyster Bay, 10 listopada. -
Teodor Roosevelt ME ma do po-
wiedzenia ami slowka rezultacie
wyborow. w Sycamore Hill po-
wiedziano, re nietylko wcale ME
wyrazif zdania o wyborach, ale
takze w najblizszej przysziosci
mic ME chce mich powiedziet.
Zamknal on sic u siebie wyra-
znie oswiadczy}, re ME cllce wi
dziec zadnych reporterow w Oy-
ster Bay. Pred dniem II listopa-
da ME wyjedzie do Nowego Yor-
ku. b.
New Haven, Conn.,, 10 listopa-
da. : Sedzia Simeon E. Baldwin,
obrany wiasnie gubernatorem Sta
nu Connecticut, odpowiadajac ma
powinszowania swej klasy w
prawniczej szkole W Yale, powt6-
rzyf swa zapowiedz, re. byiego
prezydenta Roosevelta zaskarzy
"a publiczne falszywe okreslanie
jego (sedziego) stanowiska wo-
bee. kwestyi nagradzania robotni-
kow. Wyrazii sic W TAXI sposob
oDziekuje wam, panowie. Wobec
was tn stole raczej jake nauczy-
ciel, anizeli jako polityk. Powiem
jednak re w Rampant mel dopo-
mogia mi kontrowersya z pew
nym eksprezydentem i przysze-
diem do przekonania, re ten eks-
prezydent mniej zna sic ma pra-
vie, anizeli panowie ia. Zamie-
ram wiec dac mu pewna naucz-
ke".
Springfield, ILL.,, 10 llstopada. -
Wedle nadesziych raportow, Stan
Illinois wysle do kongresu do iz-
by nizszej 10 demokratow, a mo-
ze II. Nazwiska obranych po7
slow:
1. Martin B. Madden, R.
2. James R. Mann, R.
8. William w. Wilson, R.
4. James 7. McDermott, D.
5. Adolph J. SABBATH, D.
g.. Edmund ]. Stack, D.
7. Frank Buchanan, p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
Telegranly kralowe.

Waszyngton, 10 listopada. -
o lie sadzic MONA z dotychcza-
sowych, juz dosyc dokladnych
raportow re wszystkich Stanow,
skfad kongresu przedstawiac sic
bedzie W TAXI, sposob: w senacie
zasiadac bedzie 81 republikanow
(dawniej 6o), Al denokratow
(dawniej a2); W izbie posiow zas
164 republikanow (dawniej 217),
2s6 demokratow (dawniej 176l j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
RucH PARoWcoW.

PRZYBYkY: Nowy York: Samland
Antwerpii, Germania q Marsylii,
Laura Tryestu. - Baltimore: Me-
ckar Bremy. - Libawa: Estonia q
N. Y. - Hamburg: Moltke N. Y. -
Rotterdam: Uranium II. Y. =
Havre: Chicago ~ Y. Queens.
town: Caronia N. Y. -,kopenhaea:
Hellig Olav N. Y. = Antwerpia:
Marquette z Filadelfii = Fishauard:
Caronia O n. Y. = Southampton: o.
ceanic n. Y. = Queenstown: Gym
ric Bostonu.
oDEsztY: Nowy York: Maureta-
MIA do Liverpoolu, Lapland DO Ant
werpii, Majestic do Southampton. =
Hamburg: Batavia 40 N. Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10

1 socyalista.
Z senatorow stracili swe mie]-
sea republikanie:, Beveridge z
Indiany, Hale Maine, Burkett
Z Nebraska, Kean New Jersey,
Depew New York, Dick z O.
hio, Warner z Missouri, Scott z
West Virginia, Carten Monta-
n.y. straci prawdopodobnie TAX
re Dupont Delaware. Odmien-
nym nieco, anizeli wczoraj poda-
no, jest rezultat wyboru guberna-
torow w roznych Stanach; w To-
wa ME Porter, denlokrata, tylko
Carroll, republikanin zostai obra-
ny wv North Dakota ME republi-
kanin Johnson tylko demokrata
Burke, a lista obranych guberna-
torow przedstawia sic W TAXI spo-
sob:
ATabama-Emmett, O'Neal, D.
California-Hiran w. Johnson, R.
Colorado-John F. Shafroth, R.
Connecticut-Sim. E. Baldwin, D.
Idaho-James H. Brady, R.
Iowa-B. F. Carroll, R.
Kansas-W. R. Stubbs, R.
MISUNDERSTANDING. N. Foss, D.
Michigan-A. o.. Eberhart, R.
Minnesota. O. Eberchart, R.
Nebraska-Ches. H. Aldrich, R.
N. Hampshire-Rob. P. Bass, R.
N. Jersey-Woodrow Wilson, D.
New York-John A. Dix, D.
North Dakota-John Burke, D.
Ohio-Judson Harmon, D.
Oklahoma-Lee Cruce, D. =
Oregon-Jay Bowerman, R.
Pennsylvania. K. Tener, R.
Rhode Island-Ab. J. Pothier, R.
S. Carolina-Coleman Blease,D.
S. Dakota-James H. Vesey, R.
Tennesee-Ben w. Hooper, |. D.
Texas-o. B. Colquit, D.
Wisconsin,. E. M'Govern, R.
Wyoming-Joseph M. Carey, D.
Washington, 10 listopada. =
Cd prezydenta Tafta niepodobna
byio wydrzec ami slowka komen-
tujacego rezultat wyborow,
wszyscy czionkowie gabinetu "a
chowali takiez samo milczenie, O.
procz sekretarza Ballingera. Ten
oswiadczyi, re jako republikano-
wi oczywiscie przykro mu jest,
re .demokraci zwyciezyli. Dodal
jednak, re rezultat onegdajszych
wyborow bynajmniej ME swiad-.
czy, by "a diva lata demokraci
musieli znowu zwycieiyc. Wiecej
ME chciai powiedziec. Najprzy-
krzejsza ola yprezydenta rzecza
byio, re W Ohio zwyciezyli demo-
kraci. Natomiast rezultat wybo-
row w Stanie New York ME byi
niespodzianka dla zadnego czion-
ka gabinetu, bo przewidywano go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10

10. George Edmund Foss, R.
II. Ira c. Copley, R.
12. Charles E. Fuller, R.
13. John C. Mckenzie, R.
IA. James Mckinney, R.
Is. George w. Prince, R.
16. Claude U. Stane, D.
II. John A. Sterling, r.
1S. Joseph G. Cannon, R.
19. William B. Mckinley, R.
20. Henry T. Rainey, D.
21. James M. Graham d.
70. William A. Rodenberg, r
%. Martin D. Foster, D.
"A. Pleasant T. Chapman, R.
rs. N. B. Thistlewood, R.
m.nezfi? "a w4e or
Elkins, w. Va, 10 listopada. -
Senator Stephen B. Elkins znowu
zapadf ciezej ma zdrowiu, a
wczoraj mad wieczorem spiesznie
zabrano 60 w prywatnym wago-
ME prezydenta B. and o., Willar-
da, do Waszyngtonu, gdzie bedzie
sic musiaf poddac operacyi. Pier
wotnie sadzono, re sedziwy sena-
tor cierpi giownie ma nerwowa
chorobe powodu rozgiaszania
zareczyn jego corki ksieciem A
bruzow, ale pozniej przekonano
sic, re cierpi ma chorobe wewne-
trznych organow uwiadomiono
czionkow jego rodziny, re stan je-
60 zdrowia jest grozny.
Nowy York, 10 listopada. -
Najwieksze dotychczas zaburze-
ME z powodu strajku woznicow
ekspresowych wydarzylo sic ma
Osmej ave-, W poblizu remiz
New York Taxicab Co." Szofe'
rzy, ktorych wyslano z dorozka-
mi motorowemi, zostali przez
tium ludzi napadnieci, Sciagnieci
kozfow strasznie obici. w kofl-
Gu policya rozpedziia tiumy. A.
lresztowano kilka osob. - Bur.
mistrz Gaynor uwiadomii .Ame.
rican Express CO.., re ma przysz-
lose ME bedzie jej wolno W mie-
scie rozsyiac woz6w, ma ktorych
znajduja sic woznice ME posiada-
lacy licencyi. Podobne rozporza-
dzenie juz przedtem wydai bur-
mistrz W Jersey City. Wittpenn.
OczywiScie wywolaio to wielka
radoSc W koiach woznicow straj-
kujacych, gdyz odtad ,,iamaczy
strajku" ME wolno angazowac. =
Stanowy komisarz piracy Will
liams przybyf tu zagrozil, re
Rad Stanu wmiesza sic do straj-
ku.
Milwaukee, Wis, 80 listopada.
Obranie Victora L. Bergera
czionkiem kongresu niemaio tu
wywo}uje komentarzy. Jest to
socyalista najradykalniejszy, ME
ukrywajacy byllajmniej swych
przekonaf.; w pismach i W mo-
wach politycznych okreslii kon-
|stytucye Stanow Zjednoczonych
|jako ,,dokument kapitalistyczny",
a W socyalistecznej gazecie ra-
dill kazdemu robotnikowi zaopa-
trzyc sic w strzelbe amunicye,
by w razie potrzeby balotu swego
bronic kulami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYN MIEDzYAAROOOWEl
Chicago, 10 listopada
(Pieniadz srodkiem politycznym)

Juz Flip macedonski powle'
dziai, ze ME ma tax czujnie stree
zonei twierdzy, ktorej walu MI
przekroczylby osiei workami
zlota. Cd zamierzchlych czasov
pieniadz zawsze wielka odgrywa
role nietylko W skcyi wojennel
lecz take W polityce. Dawniel a
toll byi on giownie tylko Srod
klein zdrady korupcyi, uzywa
nym sbIycie i podstepnie; zarow
no szafowanie MIN do celow poll
tycznych, jak i przyjmowanie g
W zamian "a usiugi, oddawane da
iacemu kosztem wlasnego kraJu
uwazano "a rzecz zdrozna, nave
haniebna. Z biegiem wicklow i t.
zapatrywania znacznej ulegiy
zmianie. Pieniadz stawal sic Po'
tega coraz wieksza, coraz lawme,
odgrywai role czynnika Politycz'
nego. Dawniejsze ciche .subwen'
eve. j ysubsydia" zamienily sis
ma publiczne traktowane pozyczk'
pahstwowe. R6znica miedzy pier
wszemi a drugiemi polega tylkc
ma tenn, ze podczas gdy dawniel'
sze subsydia dawano Przewaznis
iako ,,fundusze stracone" ledyn1e
dla politycznych celow, przy ODE
cnych pozyczkach udzielajace ict
kraje pragna zapewni6 sobie oboE
wplyw6w politycznych takze zna'
czne zyski materyalne W postac:
procent6w, oraz korzysoi dla swe'
90 handlu przemyslu.
Panstwem ktore dis pieniadz
zamienilo ma zupeinie jawny czyr
mix silly i potegi panstwoweI, Jes'
pred innemi Francya. Zablegf
wosc i oszczednoSc jej mieszkan
COW, popierana korzystnemi wa
runkami ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, nagro-
madziia tax olbrzymie zasoby go
t6wki, jakich W podobnym stosur
ku do potrzeb wsasnych ME Po
siada laden inny narod. Zasoby
te sprawiiy, re Francys bez uJm1
wiekszej dla swego zanczenia mo
carstwowego przebolec zdoiaS'
najstraszniejsza z kiosk wolen
nych, jake zapisaly dzieje o
statniego wieku, bo zupeiny wo
jenny pogrom, ze zawsze jeszcze
mimo zmniejszania sic swej mill
tarnej silly, spowodowanego zasto
jem W mnozeniu sic lej ludnoscl
zachowac zdoIaia w koncercie eu
ropejskim wybitne swoje mocar
stwowe stanowiSko.
Jej zioto skojarzyio giownie so
jusz Rosya, nadto zaS uczyniic
cd Francyi zaleznemi caiy szeree
Srednich mniejszych paistw ME
tylko Europy, lecz takze innycf
czesci Swiata. DziS zas patrzymy
ma to, jak kraj ten finansowa swo
ia potega wyzyskiwac zaczyna CO
raz otwarciej i coraz bezwzgled
niej W tax wv. ,,wielkiej polityce'
take wobec pahstw wiekSzych
majacych r6wniez pretensye dc
znaczenia mocarstwowego.
Przykiadem tego bardzo ia
skrawym byly rokowania W spra
vie polyczki wegierskiej, ostat
Mo zaS TAXI sam charakter mfaly
ukiady o pozyczke turecka. Cd
nowienie pozyczki Wegrom byic
niejako kara "a ich przynaleznos'
do trojprzymierza, "a to zwaasz
GA, re ME zdolaiy wywalczyc so
bic zupeinej niezaleznoSci W sto
sunku swoim do Austryi, ten
samem ME zdoiaiy oslabic tr6j
przynierza. Podobny eel miai,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
Nasze zonY

- Moja Jadwiniu, niechze ia
chot raz nam swoja wole... We
wszystkiem siuchac ciebie ME moge!
= Widzisz, kotku, ME idzie mi wca.
le o to. Ale nalezy przeciez dae dobry
przykiad dzieciom, zeby sluchaiy ma
my.