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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

wells have now engaged Blocksom ana
Burns a. the star feature Of the new
bill 10 open at the Colonial on Monday
next. TO those who may remember II
viii not be necessary to recall the tai.
en,s that have made Blocksom ana
Burns princes among laughmakera TO
others. those Of the new generation. II
may be necessary TO state that they
are srotesque black.Sace artists. org
inators Of the kind Of fun they have
made, ana In their line they have
stood eminent all these years
No less a feature will mark the oner-
ing Of Ed Felneu and Lana Tyson.
a youns fellow and girl . COMEDY
duo Of remarkable attainments IN the
musical comedy line Their chatter.
songs, dances and their character I'M
personation c!everness has made theirs
a much sought for number In vauoe-
Vile, and they bid fair to earn great
popularity here.
In Ed Gallagher's military travesty.
The Battle Of Too Soon" Frank Hi
ton and John Bannon promise one %
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"Frolics" abound In catchy music ana
real comedy From the moment the
curtain rises until II falls upon the
last act. there 10 not q dull moment
The play, in three acts. opens a. the
home OF Harry Jellyman. who has pien-
ty Of money. but won't spend IL nov"
ever, he is induced to take trip with
the boys to = reception It Miss oAaI-
iey's. Mrs OMailey tKitty Francisl
Also invites the fashionable society
iaaies 20 the function. Mrs.. oMalley
/. seated on a throne. and there intro
duced to all her guests. This scene 10
the biggest laugh provoker IN tne
whole play: in fact. 1t Is the greatest
comedy scene on the stage to-day.
Miss Francis. from the minute sne
enters upon the stage until the Iast
curtain prevents further laughter. 10
a scream with her rich Irish ofosoe
and humor. RUDE WEIGH 10 just al
funny. though he does not rely on .
character makeup to get MS audi
ence. Supporting the costars 10 cast
and chorus OF thirty five. The produc-
ton has been staged on as elabo-
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;e.ee. the F,ansus Dancer, and Her
Career.
Adeline oenes is as much genius
in her art a. sarah Bernhasdt or Lin
lehman. The only difference u 'nas
Mile. Genee is In the frst nush OF her
youth, while Bernhard ana Leh"enn
are both close to seventy years oia'
Genee was born in Aarkus. Denmark.
and made her debut at the age OK
nine at Chr is iania. In Norway. Ihe
opc appearance earned her fame. iof
ali over Scandinavia they were taiA-
ing OF the child Of wondrous grace
whose dancing was nothing less tndh
phenomenal Soon requests came ioI
her, but the wise guardians were Az
no haste TO exploit their treasure. tnsy
waited for q few years. and oy tne
time Genee was sweet sixteen she was
installed a. premiere danseuss at the
ROYAL opera In Berlin. From Berlin.
t;enee went to Munich for . year. ano
then followed her appearance AZ tne
Empire Theatre IN London: aiter tHat
she came to America. and this season
she comes for the INST time 10 hicn-
,nond for one appearance al the Acao-
envy Of Music on Wednesday night
Mile. Gene viii be assisted by nsr
own symphony orchestra and COM
pany OF dancers Her programs IN
ciude ROBERT le Diabie" and La
Cama.Go," q new ballet. with the
scenes laid 1t the royal palace In
Versailles.
Geuee danced before fourteen royal
persoaaSes in Denmark in her favorfte
ballet, Deiibes's "Coopelia-"
The history OF the dance dates BACK
centuries. ana Mile. Genee has studied
/. in every xetail. SO that she repre-
gentx the latest development OF that
art Her new work viii be on an en-
tire!y different scale to what won the
admiration Of the vast public the past
few seasons. and promises to Tar e1-
coed her former representations In
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dancing the operas. for instance. Nile.
Geaee does them in their entirety; thes
are usually cut by dancers who are un-
shIe to illustrate the most dincuie
passages
It has always been the aim OF Miie.
Genee (aad she has never faleo} 10
look like a piece Of D-eeien on the
stage. Her repertoire for this season
viii give her ample opportunity 70
even Improve on the excellent results
she has attained heretofore
Genee will be assisted by Alexander
yoIinin and Nile Schmolz. There VIII
also be seen a full ballet OF beanti-
full girls. 1t is said that the fufna-
.ure in one act cost Genee $2s.oeo-
..rhe FrolSes Of 1917
What Is said to be one OF the oigeest
and most artistic laughing successes
in the entire theatrical field this sea-
sor is a musical revue, The Frolics OF
1914 which will be the attraction ~
the B:joa, starting tomorrow night.
Featured with the 'Frolics" are the
big cossars. Rube WEIGH and Kitty
Francis. remembered fo- their spien-
cid work In the big Lew Fields pro-
duct.on Of The Mdnieht sun the
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rate a scale ~ any OF the big shows
now on the road. Prominent among
the principals are Madeline Rowe, w.
II. Thompson. Katherine Byron and
May coyle.
Though boasting OF an exceptional
cast, the chorus with this show Is
not the kind that can be easily over
looked. It is composed OF bevy OF
beauties Who know how 70 sing and
dance, and their costumes are exquisite.
Sixteen song numbers. ranging all the
way from the raggiest rag number to
q sympathetic ballad, give . splendid
range for the various voices. while the
lines. all bright and breezy. give RUDE
WEIGH and Kitty Francis boundless op-
portunity for good. clean comedy.
Fs30as Comedians RetWD to CoionsaS'
Memory II the daughter Of atten-
ton Old and attentive theatre-goers
will easily recall that when Jake Wells
opened the Colonial Theatre in this city
thirteen years ago-it wss then called
the Bijou-the feature act OF the hrst
weeks performance was the famous
and original funny fellows. Blocksom
and Burns. In an unusual novelty COM
edy Offering. Wilmer. Vincent 4
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the concerts will be the most brililan
assemblages Of the year.

the concerts viii be the most brilliant
assemblages OF the year.
Lovers OF the best there is in music
in Richmond have hailed the coming
of the Philharmonic concerts with I'M
bounded delight. Never before in any
Southern city has musical organiza-
tion of such stupendous size ventured.
It is regarded as being an acknow-
ledsment that Richmond is rapidly be-
coming the musical centre Of the South.
Upon the success attained by this or
ganization depends in no small nea-
sure the quality and worth Of attrac-
tions to be offered here in the future.
II would be enough to OTTER merely
the attachments Of the Philharmonic
society Orchestra as an event eminent
" worth while. When there Is added
to this the appearance of supporting
artists of not only national, but inter-
national fame, such as Eiman. Schu-
mann -Heink and Ganz, however, the
fondest dreams Of music lovers In
Richmond seem more than realized
Music schools in the capital are
stirred over the coming of this series.
and delegate ons Of students from NOR
folk and other southern cities are ar
ranging for blocks OF seats for the
numbers.
Representing, as they do. the three
great fields Of solo work. the sele otions
made of assisting artists In the Phil
harmonic concerts age ATTRACTING tne
most favorable comment.
Throughout the two last seasons, the
name OF Mischa Elman was becoming
more and more favorably known In
musical circles here. and many muSi"
clans journeyed from Richmond to the
various cities in which he appeared
for the purpose Of hearing his wonder
fu! execution on the violin. It -
thought that his appearance VIII vie
with that Of Schumann. Heink in pop
ular.ty. although Schumann-Heink has
been here before ana Is a universal
favorite.
The celebrated young Russian voltn-
list will inaugurate his fourth Aneft-
can tour In the present series OF con-
certs with the New York rniinarmon'e
Society. Josef Straasky, conductor, APP
pearing in New York. Providence. Bal
timore, Washington, Richmond ana
Brooklyn. n !. Elman VIII appsas
with the orchestra Wednesday evening.
November 81
Schumann- Heink sings with the or
ches,ra Wednesday. January %. So
long has Schumann- FEeink been a fay-
orite here that IL 10 thought that the
capacity of the Auditorium win be
taxed when she appears this winter.
The story Of her wonderful Ire -
familiar to most Richmond people. who
on her last appearance evinced won
derful interest in her work.
Pianists Of Richmond, rs well a.
those merely interested ia that branch
OF music, are awaiting with keen de-
light the appearance of the world-re-
nowned Swiss pianist. Rudolph CAM.
SOLOS, at the third concert. March IL.
Mr.. CAM 10 one, OF the greatest plan
:sts Of his day. and a. an Interpreter
of I.isz: stands unsurpassed TIE de-
mand for Ganx Was 20 great last year
that he was forced 20 crowd into the
limited space OF three months - many
concerts a. other artists take seven
months to accomplish.
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n1ense ManIkiD Act E0pePe Feoture.
One Of the most interesting mechani-
cal acts on the stage to-day 10 herald
ed a. the feature Of the new bill TO
open 1t the Empire Tomorrow. Lamb's
mAnikins IS an Offering that assures a
splendid treat for young md Old dis
plays q miniature stage and shows the
proscenium boxes full Of people. a
complete orchestra and everything
necessary to make q miniature theatre.
FIFTY mechanical figures are used In
the act. and the complete detail and I'M
pressiveness Of the Offering Is so
marked that the act has caused . SEN
Sation IN the vaudevilles In addition
the figures sc made 20 give m entire
show in seven distinct scenes with gor-
xeous scenic effects that will Include
n picturesque Transformation scene and
moonlight panorama on the Suwanee
River.
r:autIly As important; feature viii
rest in the appearance OF the wonder
full child artistic. Baby Athiope. q jusen-
lie genius, in . display Of hereditary
musical talents. the rendition Of which
will be aided By the ART OF AIbrasar
On the piano.
Bhckfacs AT Of she MOST pronoonoed
type. which will ineiuos the he4asy
smusing dialogue and d'aleoe q Cun-
nipgham ard Coveney. - well es the
clever singing Of bright topical soe9s
ard their eccentric &aUctrg onevsnBs,
win ada 20 The value Of the S,n
All that IL cIevercst In vocal accom-
plishmenss win faI! 70 the lot Of Bar
rett and Bayns 70 display. youns
fellow ana girl. they have earneS their
spurs through thear charming sengine
and yodsIsne: cOavsrSae1eues SuspS ass
sxcsgl0ut oano0aG.
Al exAsbisson o. advanced pAyU3eaj
eulsurs. eospse1 WSeh TIE jnssO0Ucs3o0
q geauiSe COMEDY by-pbay wSn - -.
serel By Barrow a11 ME. tAos rouu1-
ing cot the vaudeville sectiSA
PhoesVlays Of The haghs0t claes shoe
have the sndssUement % ene Noei00oa
Ceasoes WIN a1so Sn0erUes - soo1r.
can s1s0uyA ~ sArUo ~ UureWD-
oo0uR sDeDUsev0 - Oeood9 'O9QDo1A
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AcADrNY or MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
weAnesAaU night-Geaee.
Friday night. saturday matinee A.
Saturday night-'The House Tsss
Jack Built"
DIJOU THEATRE.
An The week-HFrOlies Of 11I1."
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Vaudeville.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Vaudeville.
LUBIN THEATRE.
Vaudeville.
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the funniest travesty offerings on the
boards. Special scenic and stage Ell
fects, together with the comedy value
OF the PLAYERS. have made this a sue
cessfuI number.
An accordionist OF value, De Busse.
with an accordion immense and sweet
toned. with the power VI . pipe organ.
and the comedy eccentrtcities OF the
player. will add an interesting num-
Der.
tsloise Snow and company, Offering a
ventriloqutaI production. with special
equipment and amusing figures. will
round out the vaudeville section.
Picture plays Of the best selected va
rfery and with the approval of the
National Board of Censorship. Will COM
plete the entertaining program to be
given three times each day. there being
q o'clock matinee and two night per-
formances.
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yG1a poOoopDo0se C0oeeU.
A. . special feature. the Pnaher.
mOp4c Orchestra viii pressnt Mr.. Wa.
the noted Scsaainavian pisnssss. ss
ay>iss for sAs coacers OF DECEMBER ).
He win D1ay . movement fro@ the
0r,se Concerto 10 . minor VIA or
80 aosoupauensss sa1 . .puDosr
q 0Oge~s DeoeoA o0eoG 49, 9 49,
posSu0 - ~ ~ sss We1 As~ess'
sSUo.
ISvsrv q CssV1a vim - OIal 60
RpOU that s0oag the sbsrser pieces
vSl ts Q soesurws end . prssSAe By
sNse composer. Ar. Wad ID prsoabiy
one. Of the foreWC0t expooeaes Of
CNSpsa IN TIE eouetry. an - inter
preeseseUU 81 Csopea musse ore char
seosssou1 ~ uooBuna vtOse. shasD -
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Srbe TroSl - The LooeSoOe psoe-
Those who have read John Fox. Jr. =
widely read book. The Trail OF the
Lonesome Pine and had their minds
flooded with sunshine as they follow
ed June along the lonely trail TO TIE
rugged. eaun;. lonesome pine that
guarded Lonesome Cove. VIII be lost
In ha&py bewtlderment ~ they strike
the same trail hewn BY Eugene waiter
IN Klaw q Bslsngef's production a
TIE ADAsmy Of Music Tor three nights
ans wednesday matinee, conmencns
November %.
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ana night performances at 7:so and .
o'clock.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11

|kovoje ties Vega Bekaco, Sc
siomis myliomis nuo Mica
ra. Valdiskoji kariuomene
labai narsiai kovojus, uzmu-
sus revoliucionieriu vada ir
apie simta jam atsidavusiu
nigeriu. Estenoza nusoves
is revolverio porucninkas
de la Tore. Antrasis nige-
riu vadas, Pedro Ivonet,
SPECIES pasprr1sti,, kadangi
ant kovos lauko atrasta 10
arklys revolveris il kardas.
IUzmustojo .Estenozo kunas
tuoj isgabentas i Santiago.
Apple kitas revoliucijos
simultaneous nieko negirdi-
ma.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
KRUVINA KOVA ANT
KUBOS.


Salos Kubos valdiskas ge-
nerolas Monteagudo andai
apskelbe, kad jo kariuome-
ne susiremusi su nigeriais
revoliucionieriais ir tame
susiremime krites pastarq-
ju vadas Estenoz, tatai jam
mirus nigeriq revoliucija
galima skaityti jau kaip ir
uz pasibaigusia. Prize tos
progos gen. Monteagudo ap-
reiskes, kad provincijoje O.
riente revoliucija apmalsin-
tt jam pasiseksia i pora die
NJ. @ reikia zinoti, kad toj
proyincijoj tos revoliuciios
buves visas 1izdas.
ReVoliucionieriu vadas
Estenoz krites kruvinoie
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
sENsACIJINES REVA.
LIAmJ()s.

Kapitonas Faber, u kllrio
kalba apie AngIjos laiy.y1no
reikalus pernai pagnmde
sensacijas, pasake isnaujo
kalba If apreiske, kad An
gija turesiantis atsisakyti
virssenybes ant Vidurzemi-
niu juliu. Delei sutikmes
su Francija, krlri tai suit
.kme gall butpake tikruo-
ju sanyssiu, Anglia tik ligi
1914 metp ant Viduraeminiu
juriu galesianti yifsininin-
kauti. Paskiau vienok an-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
ANGLIJOS SUFRAGIs-
GU PASELUMAI.

Maisatls, kokias visoj sa-
lyj isdarineja Anglijos SUI
fragistes, pereina visokias
ribas. Sitai pastaraisiais
laikais jos pradejo kova
prizes krasos biurus visoj
Anglijoj. Jos nesenai ISL
verzusios krasos bustan
mieste Manchester ir isdau-
zusios langus, sulauzusios
duris. Ia patti padarusios
kliube Reform Club. Londo-
ne vel eentralej krasoj ir
|nekan'iose Tilijose isdauzu-
|sios langus If sunaikinusios
rakandus. Apie panasius
ant krasiniq bustu uzpuoli-
mus pranesa ir is kitQ mics
tu.
Kai kur tu paselusiumote-
riq istisi burial arestuota il
uzdaryta kalejiman.
Viena sufragiste Londone
ant gatves uzpuolusi minis
teriu pirmininka Asquith ir
nutv6rusi SEM uz apykak-
les, emus purtyti it koki
vaikeza. Policija j vostik
apgynus.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
SULTANAS GAVO AT
LYGINIMA.

Francijos parlamento ko-
misijai vyriausybe perstate
kontrakta apie atlygini-
ma, SUI kuriuomi pilnai suit
kes dabartinis Morokko sui
tanas Mulai Hafid. Francii-
ia jam, kaipo norinciam at
sisakyti nuo sosto, skiria
kasmetai 100000 hassan-
pezatu ir dvarus ties Fezu
ir Marakesa. Pinigai tam
tikslui paskirta ir persiqsta
j Morokko banka. Be to
daug pinigq skiriama nanny
pataisymui. Jei dabartinis
sultanas nuo sosto pasi-
trauktu, Francija jo vieton
inpediniu paskirtQ jo viena
SUM.
Francija Morokke tol ky
traus visokiais budais, kol
isnaikis ten sultanata visis-
kai.
Tai vadinasi Europos ci-
vilizacija!
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
u likusias viespatystes, bet

tq likusias viespatystes, bet
Italija ta dalyka pavede
Francijai If Anglijai. Viena
ir Berlynas prizes ta konfe-
rencija purtesi. Tame daily
Ike tarybos Wis dar vedamos,
bet igsiol nieko ypatingo
nenuspresta. Kila taigi
klausimas, ar Berlynas su
Viena nori kitokiuo buduka-
ra uzbaigti, ar gal reikalau-
ia, kad Italia kitu keturiu
saluciu ant Egejaus jures Vi
siskai neuzimtq, kadangi
paskui tasai pastel gimas at
nestu nesmagumus. Tasai
dalykas dar nera galutinai
isaiskintas. Teeiau manau,
kad Italia neprivaletu
dvejoti, bet sayo akcija ant
Egejaus vestu sau toliau be
atsizziurejim
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
ITALIJOs LAIKRAs-
TIA PRIZES VOKIE-
Gus.

Nuoto laiko, kuomet. Tur-
kijos vyriausybe nuspren-
de is savo valstijos istrem-
ii italus gyventojus, Italijos
nacionalistu laikrasseeiai ne
nustoja uzsipuldineje ant
vokieciu, ku1ie Italians
Turkijoje dara daug nes-
magumu, ty. ei1a IS
vien SUI turkais. Sitiems
laikrasscciiams vokiecius uiti
pritaria ir klerikalQ laikras-
tia. Pastaroji nuo saves
priduria dar tai, kad vokie-
ciai is atzvilgio i savo reika-
lus, atsirandancius Turkijo-
lie, nuolatos kalbinanti TIA
lijos vyriausybe kuogrei-
eiausiai pabaigti dabartinl
kara. NacionalistQ laikras-
5tiai tonais dienomis uzmete
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11

'ggliskas karo laiVynas, sujun-
gtas su Francijos laivynu,
busiantis toll mazesnis uz
sujungtus laiyynus Italijos
ir Austrijos.
Anglia negalinti padidin-
ii savo ingulu Gibraltare ir
Egipte, kadangi jos turi at
sakyti laivyno padejimui.
Jei uzgimtu karas vokieci1q-
.francuzu zu--anglQ, Anglia
per II dienQ negaletu nieko
gelbeti Francijai ir tue bu-
du galetu dar prarasti sa-
vas kolionijas, net India.
.Vokietija tue tarpu is siau-
rp uzpultu ant Francijos ir
priyerstu pastaraja kuogrei-
ciausiai susitaikinti, 0 to SUI
Isitaikymo spasekne butu to-
ki, kad Visas Francijos karo
laivynas pereitq Vokietijos
savastin. zinomas dalykas,
toxic skelbimai ir sukelia
baisiais sensaciias.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
ITALQ-TURKQ KARAS

Rymo dienrascciuose par
lamento atstovas Demarmis
paskelbe laiska apie konfe
rencijos projektus ir apie
akcija ant Egejaus juriu.
Tame laiske tarp kitko skai-
tome:
cant Egejaus juriu akci-
ia yra pertraukta, kadangi
diplomatija nuolatos per-
kratineja konferencijos ne
atbutina ivykima. Konfe-
rencijos plenasissejesis R1si-
jos, teeiau nuspresata priim-
ii iniciatyva IS Francijos
puses, idant tuomi prasalin-
nus nuzziurejima, jogei Rusi-
ia perdaug galvojanti apie
Dardanelius. Francija, Ru-
sija ir Anglia SUI konfe-
rencija sutikusios; noreta
tik sutikme aptureti ir is XII
tu viespatyseiu puses. Fran
CHA norejo, kad Italia patti
ton konferencijon pritrank-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11

Is Meksikos raso, kad
ties Bachimba revoliucionie-
riQ armija neislaikius val
diskos kariuomenes spaudi-
mo ir pasitraukius toliau j
Chihuahua be jokio music.
Aisku, kad revoliucionieriai
lenkiasi susiremimo. Paskly-
des girdas, kad jie susirink-
sia kur i kalnus ir palengva
is ten uzpuldinesia valdiska-
ia kariuomene. Pasiredo
taigi, kad revoliucionieliai
nera tick daug tvirti, kaip
ispradziQ buvo manoma.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11

Vokietijos anahasadoriiuii
Konstantine T Dol u tai, kad
Sis kenkias dang Italians
darbiaink tdirbantiems
prize Turki5as eezinkelipq,
kuriems nebny osisakyta ap-
leisti Turkijos sienu.
Gi pats gakliskieji lai-
krasseiiai hleoiais se-
.braujasi hpaniinetus vir-
SUI laikrasccius tlztii ik1ina,
.kad Italija okiettiijja
kaip If su Austria kuoge-
riausioje neile sugyve-
nanti, If kaip viena, taip II
antra visai nei neinananeioss
sulalkyt1 dabartmlo karo
kokiomis nebuk priemone-
mis-.
oia re4ikia gera lsid eneti
tas, kad visos Va1dzios Sc
.braujasi, Q tai daro todel,
kad JOS nepanesa nei nuos-
toliu, nei kitokil sunkeny-
blu. Visos valdzios puikiaii
aprupintos zrnonis p1akai-
-tu. Kas kita su gyVento-
jais, kurienls VI viiska reik
savo jegonlis, osnet ir gy-
vastimi atsakyti
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
DABARTINE POLITI-
NE PASAULEzVALGA.

Pusoficialis Rusijos diem
rastis "Novoje Vremia''
stai kaip raso apie siu die
nu politini padejima Euro
pole:
Pastarieji pereito amziaus
25 metal = buvo laikas tt
kroio vokieciu Europoje
viespatavimo, kurie buvo
atgi1ne politiskai il ekono-
miskai pergalejus Francija.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
Lailzrastis Pasvestas Reikalams
Chicago, d. duly, sl2m
Politiskos Zinios.

Augstas dvasios nustaty-
nepermaldaujama walls
tybine discipline, taippat
zymus darbstumas - teisin-
gal vokieciQ tautai suteike
pirmutine vieta Europoje.
Pasilaikyti tokiame rimta-
me padejime Vokietijai dau,
gel gelbejo jos islaikomoji
diplomatija. Taigi greitai
priverte Austria ir Rusija
tarnauti savo valstybes rel
kalams. Rusijai toksai sa-
rysis buvo labai neparan-
kus, kaipo dideles viespa-
tystes pazeminimas, kadan-
gi, to saryslo vlsas sunku-
mas buvo uzkrautas ant Ru-
sijos, o is visako sau pelna
turejo tik viena Vokietija.
Tatai Russia greitai sary-
81 SUI Vokietija pertrauke ir
tuojaus susirisso meiles ry-
Stu SUI Francija. Tuo keliu
noreta susiartinti SUI Angli-
ia, teciau Anglijos diploma
tia nenorejo susivienyti su
Rusija ir pagaliau ta patti
Anglia prisidejo prie to,
idant Japonija inntu virsu
ant Rusijos Mandzurijoje.
Gi Vokietija tas viespatys-
tes Tolimuose Rytuose su-
piudzius.
Visame tame ilgame strai-
psnyj juodasimciu organas
uz visokius Europoje nesu-
tikimus kaltina Vokietija,
kuri esanti pima intrigQ, 0
kas labiausiai, kad pastarai-
siais laikais sumaniusi net
sudraskyti Turkija. "No-
vote Xsajl' lieja kraka-
diliaus asaras, kad ne jai
tenka Turkija padalinti /
dalis, is ko, zinoma, turetq
sau ne maza pelna. Juk yra
zzinoma, kad jai Turkijos ne
gala, bet gala ambicijos ir
savo manomo "didvyrisku-
mo-. Juk ir nesmagu, jei
Vokietija tue keliu tycioja-
81 is Rusijos ir ia laiko an
traeile viespatyste, o kuri
visuomet myli didziuoties
savo "baltuoju" caru.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11

Revelyj tonis dienomis
suvaziavo Vokietijos kaize-
ris su Rusijos caru. Abudu
buvo atsigabenusiu savus
ministerius. Sakoma, juo-
du su ministeriais turejusiu
apkalbeti labai svarbius
politinius reikalua