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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
MAUD The MULE
DRIVES BOY AWAY
Youth Whose Strange Actions
Lead to Arrest Blames Poor
Animal for Trouble
Steals Employers Team, Ter
rorizes Family and After Pur-
Suit is Captured

Henry Wales, a i9-year-old youth.
who has been working for some time
on tho farm OF Bishop Mcfarland of
last evening by the sheriff's forces
and Is now held awaiting an cxamina-
ton II Is feared that he Is some
what deranged owing TO the local al
titude. it being higher than he has
been accustomed to.
The boys home is at Johnston,
Colo, where his father is n we'll
known farmer. and 1t is said that he
came to this locality about thrco
weeks ago and applied ior work at
the MacFarland ranch in West Weber,
He was put to work and did we'll un"
I'll a few days ago, when he began
acting strangely.
Yesterday Bishop MacFarlend
thought best 10 discontinue his serv-
Ices and brought him 10 town. Dur
ing the afternoon WALES suddenly
disappeared with the bishops rig and
a short time afterward a telephone
call to the sherffs office stated that
he had returned there with the horse
and after causing considerable alarm
among the women members of the
family with loud talking he had again
hitched up the animal and had driven
away.
Deputies Murphy and Burke started
Immediately for the farm and after
a considerable search met the boy
on the road and brought him TO OS
den
Bishop MacFarland called at the
shsriff's office last evening and. turn
ing over the wages due the boy, to-
gether with box CT clothing which
had recently been shipped from Colo
RADIO, advised the officials TO allow
him to go. Sheriff Wilson had young
Wales brought into the Office where
he questioned him regarding his re-
cent actions.
In response to the officials ques"
tions the boy told of his parents in
Johnstown Colo. and recited the cir,
cumstances of his leaving home. at
tributIng his departure to an old mule
whose daily pastime was kicking him
out of the stable. Her name was
Maud
Sheriff Wilson decided that 1t would
he more prudent to detain the boy for
a day or two and he Will probably be
sent home by the county commission
ers next week.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
Local BreVitieS


Ogden Company's Articies-A copy
OF the articles Of Incorporation oil tho
S. Fl Browne company OF Ogden was
filed with the secretary OF state. The
capital stock is 5000, divided into
shares OF the par value of 800 each.
S H. Browne is president; w. ID. Vim.
cent. vice-president; l.. ]. Browne.
secretary and treasurer.
Horse Wrecks eueey-A light rig
belonging to Ed. Greenwich came to
grief last evening on Twenty-fourth
street. one of the rear wheels being
kicked into kindling wood by the heels
of a frightened horse tied 10 the back
OF wagon.
Mrs. Jay Groo and daughter re-
turned yesterday from a weeks visit
with relatives In Salt LaKc.
Services Tonieht-Divine services
will be held tonight at the c. En-
bry Mission, Bennett block, corner
Twenty-sixth and Grant avenue. Chill
orens Sunday school In the afternoon
at 2.3O O'Clock. Preaching at $50
p nj. Good music. The public is cor
daily invited
Nebraskans On VlsIt-Mr. and Mrs.
Chns. Peterson are up from their
ranch in Nebraska. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Peterson, residing at
sos Twenty-third street
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
THE RED MILL"
Is PLEASING OFFERING

Before a thoroughly appreciatiye,
though undemonstrative. audience at
the Ogden theater last night, Martin
&Emery presented THE Red MILL
with the same glorious stage settings.
bautIful costumes, capable cast and
completely delightful production that
marked the original road company
last season. Bert o Swor and Frank
er Woods as Kid Connor and Con
Kidder, were eXcrucIatiDgly funny In
their respective roles and a high
standard of ability was maintained
throughout the company, which In
cluded among the most talented
members Otto Koerner. Alvin Laugh
lin. Karl Hartberg. S. W Scott, Harry
r. McClain. Percy Bacon. Mabel de
Nordendorf. and Vernicc Martyn. The
chorus wac pretty and charming. the
male chorus WAS ono OF the best from
a vocal standpoint of seasons past or
present and 10 add the exact finishing
touch. the six loyable Dutch Kid
dies famous since the initial pro-
ductlon OF the tuneful opera, were
there TO receive frequent cncores
Although the stage was a tri0e small
for the elaborate settings and large
company. the ensembles were we'll
worked out and the familiar. delight
full musical numbers in solo and duet,
as we'll as the popular novelties. were
extremely pleasing Aside from few
minor defects. the company compared
favorably with the original road"
company, which was one of the best
and the attraction was good enough,
In every detail. TO merit even larger
patronage than that received. albeit
the house was we'll filled
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
SLAVE CHILDREN
|LLEG|T|MATE
California Supreme Court Says
Offspring of Marriages Be-
fore Civil War Illegal

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Accord.
Ing to majority decision OF the state
supreme court rendered today. chill
dren born of contract marriages Of
slaves before the Civil war are not
legitimate issues. Tho opinion was
given In the case of Mary Jane Steph-
ems, an aged negress, who was sued
by her children for an accounting of
an estate valued at 100000, left to
her by their father. Basil Campbell
Justice Lindenshaw wrote a dissent
ing opinion In which he said.
81 cannot allow . doctrine which
! deem so repugnant TO humanity to
receive even the slightest sanction
OF my acquiescence without pro-
testN
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
MORE MONEY TO
EXTEND LINES
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Invests $4,000 in Material
for Extension North.
Electrification of Road to Brig
ham City Will Start With
out Delay.

The Ogden Rapid Transit company
signed contracts yesterday for the
purchase of $4,000 worth OF copper
wire and line material for the new
road to Brigham City.
Superintendent Bailey stated last
evening that the orders would be filed
as soon as possible and that the work
OF electriiying the road would begin
upon the receipt OF the material.
The wire order amounts TO some
22S000 pounds or enough to equip %
miles OF track. In some places there
Will be two or even three wires
strung, different sizes being used for
various needs.
Robling & Sons of Chicago secured
a part OF the order, as did the Ohio
Brass company. the American Steel
and Iron company and the local Elec-
trio Supply and Fixture company. rep
resented by Ed Lawrence.
The grade already Is comleted to
Willard and forces of men are at
work every day on the northward
extension
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
NAME OFFICIALS
FOR RACE MEET
Wasatch Jockey Club Completes
Preparations for Ten Days
Racing at Ogden.
Many Fast Horses Will Be En-
tered and Good Season
Is Anticipated.

AT a meeting last night In Salt
Lake City Of the Wasatch Jockey
club. arrangements we're completed
for the spring race meeting to be
held at the Ogden Fair Grounds from
May 25th to June 18th inclusive. This
will AFFORD the people of ogden and
surrounding country ten days OF rae
ing The Salt Lake meeting COM
mences June 9th
Names Of the officials who will
serve. with the exception OF the pre-.
siding judge, who Will be named later.
were announced. Following are the
officials appointed iusI night; f. a
Lamer. associate Judge: Earl G. Nc
Quald. secretary and clerk OF scales;
James Weber. starter; w. d. Rishel.
timer and paddock Judge.
Six races Will be given daily. with
purses aggregating 5000. Frequent
handicapS carrying with them valuable
purses, will be offered
The betting ring will be open to all
reputable boolSmakers and syndicate
booking Will positively not he al
lowing pool boys in the grand stand
win not be tolerated and patrons will
thus he free from all such annoyance
There are more than fifty horses al
ready quartered at the track and 100
more will be shipped from Salt Lake
These. with about 200 that will be
shipped from Oakland. will assure the
public that there will be no scarcity
of good racing material.
It was also announced that bids for
privileges will close May 10th and may
be mailed 10 Secretary McQuaide at
the European hotel in this city. Said
bids must be accompanied by Ger
titled check for 10 per cent Of the
amount OF the bid Bids for the pro-
gram privileges Will close May llth.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
STATE Of MISSOURI
RUNS WORD CONTEST

ST. LOUIS. May THE state OF
Missouri, through the immigrant
board, has offered flve-acre farm 10
any person in the United States VINO
makes the greatest number OF words
out OF the words Missouri Homes.
The winner will be announced by Gov
ernor Hadley at the land congress at.
Irontcn May %. The Tarm Is sic
uated sc miles from ST, Louis. In the
Arcadia valley.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
CANNON ENJOYS HIS
74TH anniversary

WASHINGTON. May 7.-Speakcr
Cannon was "A years old TO-DAY. His
rooms across tile corridor from the
floor OF the house were decorated with
flowers. the gifts OF political and per
sonal friends. and all day nc smilingly
received congratulations The speak
er was in one of his happiest and
merriest moods.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
FAMOUS CHICAGO
POLICEMAN IS DEAD

CHICAGO. MAY Former Police
captain VIM. Ward. who led the po-
nee In breaking up the historic riot
IN which many police were Killed at
inc Haymarket here twenty-four
years ago by an anarchist Domo. died
here today OF heart disease.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
NEW BANK FOR CHICAGO.

WASHINGTON. May THE La
Sale National Bank Of Chicago. with
a capital OF $1,000, 900. has been au.
thorized by the comptroller OF the
treasury to begin business. Senator
William Lorimer of Illinois is its
president.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
AND STILL THEY COME.

Evidently the theatrical typewri;-
Ing Offices In New York City arc as
busy as ever copying plays. The rec,
ord of the great American dramas"
that found their way into Henry B.
Harris office last week totals fifty
one
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
FRISCO MAY HELP.

san FRANCISCO, May 7.-Helo
Tor the Costa Rican earthquake suffer
ers WAS asked Of the people OF San
francisco In proclamation issued TO-
Gay by Acting Mayor J c. Kelly.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08

following, which is the best spray of
all and convenient To those having
only small plots: One tablespoon To-
bak-ine to each gallon OF water; ready
for use at all times. Eeither paris
green or To-bak-ine can be purchased
at any drug store.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08

Hives. eczema. itch OF salt rheum
sci You crazy. Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All druggists sell It.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
(Signed
"R. NJ. RASMUSSEN. .

Inspector Rasmussen supplements
this notice with a warning that trees
should be sprayed now. as the new
law providing for the condemnation
Of all wormy apples will be strictly
enforced In the county next fall.
Park superintendent Van der
Shchuitt has received so many calls
In regard to insects on shrubbery that
he offers the following formulas used
In destroying the insect pests Six
ounces OF paris green TO fifty gallons
OF water. stir while spraying. OF the
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
APPLE TREES IN
NEED OF SPRAY
County Horticultural Inspector
Sounds Note of Warning, Say
ing Time is Short

Declaring that tho time for spray
Ing apple trees TO free them of the
destructive codllng moth is exceed
ingly short and urging instant activity
In this direction. County Horticultur.
al Inspector R. NJ. Rasmussen has ask
ed that Weber county farmers be no.
tilted through the Examiner of his de-
cision and offers the following an
nouDcement:
Apple growers should get busy at
once, 0s the time OF colyX is limited
and the colyx cups are closing very
rapidly. In fact some varieties al
ready have closed II Is necessary To
spray Immediately and thoroughly to
prevent the ravages OF this pest. Use
the following formula: Xarsenate OF
lead, six pounds to 120 gallons OF wa
ter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-03

panstwowych. Co wiecej, mezo'
vie stojacy ma czele rzadu W
Persyi zwrocili sic - o lie via
domoSc, podana przez yTimes
Jest prawdziwa = o pomoc dla
uregulowania finansow kraju ME
do mocarstw opiekunczych, ami
tez do Francyi, lecz do Ameryki.
Bye moze, re wiasnie ten krok
rzadu perskiego przyspieszyi de-
cyzye Rosyi i Anglii W sprawie
planowanego oddawna podziaiu
Persyi.
Podziai Persyi wywo}a nieza-
wodnie grozne nastepstwami "a
chwianie sic miedzynarodowej
rownowagi. Gym ten zada prze-
dewszystkiem ciezki clos moral
nej powadze Anglii Rosyi. Ale
ME ma tenn koniec. Wytworza
sic bardzo zawiie niebezpiecz-
ne sprzecznosci interesow mic
dzy Anglia i Rosya. Trudno
przypuscic, aby handel rosyjski
mogi W Persyi wytrzymac kon-
kurencye handlu angielskiego, a
take watpliwa jest rzecza, czy
Anglia Rosya wszedaszy re So
ba W sasiedzka stycznosc, pozo-
stana nadal ma pokojowej stopie
wzgledem siebie.
Rozwazajac olbrzymie konse-
kwencye podziaiu Persyi, ME mo
ina niedoceniac takze faktu, IL
gwait dokonany na Persyi wy
VIOLA niesiychane wzburzenie W
calym swiecie mahometanskim,
a przedewszystkiem W najbar-
dziej zagrozonym Afganistanie.
Me mniejszy niepokoj i groze
wywola podziai Persyi W Chi
mach, ktore W obecnej sytuacyi
liczyc sic musza mozliwoscia,
re spotka je podobny los, jak
Persye.
Zamkniecie panstwa pershego
odczuja bardzo dotkliwie Mem
cy i Turcya. Turcya z zaniepo-
kojeniem ujrzy wojska rosyjskie
i angielskie II swej wschodniej
granicy, a Niemcom groi utrata
licznych ekonomicznych korzy-
Sci, Jake i'm przynosiiy przedsie-
biorstwa niemieckie W Persyl.
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Rome notatki teIegraticzne.

w AIexandryi W Eslpcie polar znisz
cyl olbrzymie zapasy bawe{ny; szko
da - million dolarow. .-. -
- w Winnipeg, W kanadzie, pozar
zniszczyl sk{ad firmy A. Mcdonald
szkoda siega sunny $250,0O0.
w Acapulco, w Meksyku, isto.
tnie aresztowano dwu podejrzanych
wsp6tdziai W zbrodni dynamite
wei w Los Angeles, Cal.
- Pod charIeroi, W BeIsii, wykoIeil
sic pociag osobowy, przyczem okoio 30
os6b ponios}o pokaleczenia smiertel.
ne, jedna zostaia zabita. :
- Mennica W New Orleans zosta'
ME zniesiona wszelkie W niej znaj.
dujace sic zioto ju5 wysiano do Fila
delfii
w GrapeIand, Texy czterej ra.
busie wiamali sic do banku stano,
wego, zabrali $4,000. wymieniwszy
kilka nieszkodliwych strzal6w obu.
dzonymi mieszkancami, uciekli.
w Georgetown, Tex, kasyer ban.
ku stanowego Weira, ]. ]. Lester, o.
debrai sobie zycie sztyletem chwili,
kiedy, przybyi rewizor azeby spraw.
dzic ksiegi. ~
q Bostonu, Mass, wypiyneH okre-
ty wojenne Virginia, Nebraska / Rho
de Island 2 czwartej dywizyi ! MI
chigan . pierwszei dywizyi. floty ct
lantyckiej. do miejsca apotkAnia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-03

skad Gala flota wyruszy do Europy.
= Posei chilijski udajqcy sic do
Waszyngtonu, zostaf zatrzymany W
Panamie, gdzie parowiec, ma ktorym
przyby}, zatrzymano W kwarantanie
z powodu, re zaszedi ma MIN wypa-
dek dzumy.
- Gilbert E. Jones, byIy wIasci-
ciel wydawnictwa gazety Times" W
Nowym Yorku, syn zaiozyciela tel
gazety, zastrzelii sic W SVEN biurze
Nv starym gmachu wydawnictwa. Byf
on sekretarzem Park Building Co."
wv Saginaw, Mich, panuje os-
pa do tego stopnia, ze pozamykano
szkoiy, teatra lokale zebrah pu-
blicznych. w przeciagu miesiaca u
mario IA osob ma ospe.
w Key West, Fla, spaliIy sic
doki magazyny Peninsula and
Occidental Steamship Co.., pozar
zrzadzil szkode ma $500, 900.
- w Toledo, o., sad wielkoprzy-
siegiych wnios} % oskarzen przeciw
kolei Hooking Valley, przeciw
Sunday Creek Coal Co." o stron-
nicze obliczanie frachtu.
- Pan Roosevelt, W drodze do
Iowa, zatrzymai sic W Baltimore /
dla odmiany palnai mowke misyjna
ma zebraniu Metodystow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-03
Telegramy zagranlczne

Pary5, 8 listopada. - Premier
BRAND zrezygnowai!.. WczoraJ
zdawaio sic, re stanowisko jego
Jest slime i trwale, Gala prasa wy
razaia te opinie po wielkim try
umfie odniesionym przez premie-
ra W Izbie Deputowanych, o kto-
rym obszernie donosiliSmy w po-
niedzialek, gdy oto dobrowolnie !
z przyczyny pozornie mniej waz-
nej usunai sic BRAND Cd rzsdoW,
motywujac swe ustapienie tem'
re niektorzy ministrowie jego ga'
binetu ME So jednego MIN zda-
MA. Pogioska rezygnacyl O.
biegala juz przedwczoraj, wczo-
raj zamieniia sic W pewnosc wy
waria wrazenie slime W caiym
swiecie, tenn sllnieJSze Przykre
we Francyi, gdzie popularnosc
Brianda liczba jego zwolennl'
kow wzrosla bardzo cd czasu
strajku kolejarzy, zlamanego
przez premiera. BRAND zostai po-
wolany ma stanowisko premiera
W lipcu 1909 r, byi on socyalista'
ale gdy ma barkach swych Po-
czui odpowiedzialnosc "a Rad ca.
iy. znacznie ziagodnial; stall sic
wiecej konserwatywny ME sprze-
ciwiajac sic jednak W niczem "a
sadom swej partyi. Pracowai pill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-03
Interesujaca kwestya prawna.

Rozwoj lotnictwa przysparza
wiele kiopotow prawnikom. Pc
wien wiasciciel ziemski we Fran
cyl - jak donosi Journal des De-
bats - podai do sadu lotnika. "a
podpatrzenie tajemnic jego zycia
prywatnego, wytworzylo to inte-
resujaca kwestye prawna. Ko-
deks ME przewiduje wcale loko-
mocyi aeroplanowej, jednak w
sprawach, dotyczacych STRAIT ma
teryalnych, wystarczy on jako ia
ko. Jezeli lotnik wyladuje ma pole
i zniszczy zasiewy, sprawa jest
dosyc jasna.
Trudniej juz dac sobie rady W
wypadkach szkod posrednich,
jak naprzykiad wystraszenie ko-
nj, jednak tutaj, MONA jeszcze
zastosowac przepisy, dotycz2ce
naprzykiad automobilow i cy-
klistow. Ale lotrictwo wytwarza
kwestye nowe, dotychczas ME
istniejace. Ktos otoczy} swoj park
murem W celu ukrycia swego zy-
cia prywatnego przed oczami Gle
kawych zabronii chodzic obcym
DO ogrodzie. Wszelkiego rodzaju
wdarcie sic obcego, bez p1zwole-
MIA wiasciciela jest przewidziane
przez prawo; ale lotnik, szybula-
cy W wysokosci kilkunastu me-
trow ponad parkiem, wdziera sic
wlasciwie do tajemnic zycia pry-
watnego, ME przeiazi jednak mu-
ru, ME wiamuje sic, wiec ME obra-
"a wcale przepisow prawnych.
Jest to wiec kwestya, mad ktorej
rozwiazaniem wobec rozwoju lot
nictwa prawnicy beda musieli Ia
mac sobie giowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-03
Policyant i kabala.

Wladze sadowe Oranu poszu-
kiwaly miodej artystki kabareto-
wei, panny Klary Chaume, D.. o.
skarzonej o kradziez dyamentow.
w kilka dni po wykryciu kra-
dziezy wydaniu rozkazu uwie-
zienia artystki, brygadyer policyi
sledczej, Stephani, ubrany po cy-
wilnemu, spotkai jakaS szykowna
osobke, kt6ra wydaia mu sic po-
dobna do poszukiwanej; ME by,
jednak pewny swego, gdyz pan
ne Chaume znaf tylko fotogra-
fiji rozesianej przez policye. Ste
ptani przystapii do nieznajomej
i po, zawarciu MIA znajomosci
poprosif ia ma kolacye do jednej
kawiarni, tam zaproponowai jej
gre w karty przegraf kilka sta
week dosyc znacznych, czem zy-
skai zaufanie swej partnerki. Ma
stepnie Stephani oswiadczyi, il
umie kiase kabaie, co zaciekawi-
10 jego towarzyszke. Kladac ka-
bale, zreczny policyant wybadal
nieznajoma i upewnii sic, re ma
przed soba poszukiwana; wtedy
zrobif smutna mine i wykrzyknaf:
%, nieszczesliwa, jeszcze dis be
dziesz aresztowana, widze kart,
re policya Gle otoczy". Chaume
wystraszona poprosila swego
,,przyjaciela", azeby ia uprowa-
dill z niebezpiecznego miejsca;
co tez brygadyer zrobii j zapro-
wadzii ia wprost do biura komi-
|sarza.
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Telegramy krajowe.

Nowy York, 8 listopada. =
Strajk woznicow ekspresowych
prawdopodobnie niebawem sic "a
konczy, gdyz burmistrz Gaynor O.
swiadczyi. re strajkerzy gotowi So
poddac sic sadowi rozjemczemu.
Sedziow ma zamianowac komitet
krajowej federacyi- obywatelskieji
strajkerzy zas maja powrocic do
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYn MIEDZYRARODOwE
Chicago. 3 listoPada.
(Zapowiedz podziaiu Persyi). i.

Powazne oznaki przemawiaja
"a tenn, re ma sic juz ku koncowi
jednemu z wielkich panstw swia-
ia. Znienacka, jak gromy, spa
dIy ostatnio wiadomosci, ze An
glia i Rosya postanowiiy przy-
staple do podziaIu Persyi. Po-
dziai ma bye W ten sposob u
skuteczniony, re Anglia obsa-
dzi swemi wojskami po4udniowa
Persye, Rosya zas zajmie po}no-
cna czeSc panstwa. Cd chwili,
gdy to nastapi, krolestwo per-
skie przestanie istniec jako pan
stwo niezalezne tylko miody
szach, ktory obecnie liczy lat IL,
zachowa tytu{ ,,krola krolow"
jako symbol Swietnosci, ktora
ma zawsze przeminela.
Tabor, ktorego zapowiedz wy
wolala wielka konsternacye w ca
lynn Swiecie politycznym, stano-
Wi eel oddawna juz upragniony
tax przez Anglie, jak przez
Rosye. Oba panstwa zblizaly sic
do niego powoli, wytrwale / w
ciaglem ze SODA wsp}zawodnict-
vie. Gdy szach perski Muzeffer
Eddin zmari 8 stycznia 1907 r,
panowaia jeszcze miedzy Anglia
a Rosya wielka sprzecznoSc inte-
res6w ma terenie perSkim. Wnet
jednak oba mocarstwa porozu-
miaiy sic ze SODA kosztem Per-
syi zawarly pokoj 81 sierpnia
1907 r. Ma mocy ukladu Anglia
Rosya objely protektorat mad
sko{atanem panstwem krok ten
uzasadnia{y naturalnie wobec
swiata pobudkami najszlachet-
niejszej natury. Rosya wskazy-
waia ma to, IL musi sic podjac O.
pieki mad miodziutkim szachem
zabezpieczyc mu tron pred "a
machami wrogich mu rzekomo
zywioi6w w panstwie, Anglia
zas wzieia na siebie skwapliwie
trud utrwalania novel konstytu-
cyl perskiej.
Co sic tyczy szacha, to oba
panstwa ma podstawie kompro-
misu postanowily, ze ma on ia
ko wygnaniec zywot swoj pc
die w Odessie, gdzie tez obec-
ME przebywa. "a lyle dobroci O.
ba opiekuncze mocarstwa donna
gaiy sic cd Persyi dowodow
wdziecznosci. Ostrzyiy sobie
wiec apetyt na caiy handel W
Persyi, na skarby, zawarte W
ziemi, ma wazne koncesye kole-
lowe. Nowy Rad, zarzadzajacy
panstwem w zastepstwie niepei-
noletniego szacha, byi wiec
przez oba panstwa opiekuncze,
popierane nsdto Przez Francye.
tax wyzyskiwany i politycDnie
gnebiony = ze wnet zabrakio
w Persyi ludzi chetnych do sta
wanna na czele panstwa.
Persya musiaia sic ustawicz-
ME okupywac opiekunom i sycic
ich chciwosc ciezkiemi ofiarami.
w ostatnich jednak tygodniach,
rad perski, widzac iraj wyczer-
panym do ostatecznosci, posta-
nowii bronic zawziecie pozosta-
iych jeszcze zasobow materyal-
nych Persyi, a zwiaszcza ociagai
sic przyjeciem hchwiarskich
warunk6w, pod jakiemi ofiaro-
wano mu konwersys diugow