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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
DANCING.

Dancing is an exhibition of skill in
which two people see how fast they
can revolve on hardwood floor with
out losing their breath and balance at
the same time. To accomplish this
feat successfully the dancers are
obliged to hold onto each other with
the utmost abandon. which causes the
pastime to be condemned in long. soul
full resolution by the ministerial union.
The dance was discovered about
the time that Cain lost his first wife.
and for great many years was used
only in colo form. Whenever one OF
the Egyptian Pharaohs had eaten
too much or wanted to forget how
many wives he had, he would call in
q willowy dancer and have her skate
around the room on one toe, while
one of the court musicians would
squat on his feet and maui a banjo.
This combination Is not used any
longer outside Of Turkey, where the
dancers are mostly built like q stand
pipe and are about as fast on their
feet.
The first American dance was
called the minuet and consisted in a
low bow and a skittish retreat to
the other side of the room. This
dance had one sparkling advantage.
as it did not allow beefy partner
to ruin new blue chiffon gown with
a perspiring paw. but 1t did not last
long. Then people began. to dance in
thick clusters. one of the thickest
specimens introduced being the ser
pentine waltz. OF late years. the In
vention of new dances has become a
fiourishing industry. working In
three shifts and causing middle-aged
husbands who have lost their hair
and enthusiasm to sit out, all OF the
program except the midnight lunch.
Just now there Is q great demand for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
THE BUSINESS FIELD.

In contrast to the usual experience
at this season, there is no general lull
apparent in the commercial world.
December, with its preparations for
inventorying, is. ordinarily. a month Of
diminishing activity, except for the
holiday trade; yet in the present in
stance the tendency Is steadily toward
expansion rather than contraction.
This fact is made clear not only by the
tenor of advices from all leading CEN
tiers. but also by the statistics of bank
exchanges. which measure business
volumes. Thus, clearings at the ,prin-
cipal cities this week were $40 per
cent in excess Of last years, and 1915
payments outside Of New York showed
gains of 2s.4 and 2o.5 per cent, re-
spectively.
Moreover, other barometers reflect
the same trend, gross earnings of rail-
roads reporting for the first week of
December disclosing an increase of 1876
per cent over 1914, and 1t is significant
Of the remarkable Improvement in the
position Of the transporting companies
that these interests continue to make
provision for needed equipment and
extension. In view of the frequent
complaints of shortage Of rolling stock.
however, the accumulation of about
$4,000 in the number of idle freight
cars last month is considered surpris-
ing. Further light on the enorm Gus
traffic movements is shed by the most
recent returns of foreign commerce,
merchandise exports from the thirteen
principal customs districts last week
being valued at fully ss,400, ooo-a
total only slightly below the high rec
ord attained in the third week Of Oc-
tober. -..
Holiday demands are exceeding ex-
pectations in the dry goods markets
and the trade is much encouraged by
the developments in this quarter.
Owing largely to thu frmness of raw
materials and the seriousness Of the
dyestuffs situation. prices are steadily
advancing and jobbers generally re-
port satisfactory profits for the half
year ending Dec. 1. Statesmen return
ing from their territories in the south
and middle west tell of volume Of
business far in excess Of last season
and prospects are for even heavier
trading during the late winter and
early spring months. In all lines
prices are strong, with an upward ten
Jency, due to the steady advance in
leather. TIE latter continues active,
tho some branches Of the jobbing trade
are commencing to feel the effects Of
the approach of the holidays and in
ventory taking time. Thruout the en-
tire market the statistical position
favors holders. as many buyers. not
withstanding recent liberal purchases.
are short Of goods.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
Topics of the Times

The town of Manning has broken
into the lime light with promised per-
mits for the saloon after Jan. /. How
ever it is going to be pretty hard to
establish state of Manning" now
adays. Dubuque made it once but that
was long, long time ago children.
The Washington Press Is encourag-
ing Clifford Thorne to run for con-
gress. The state would hate to loose
Mr.. Thorne from his present efficiency
on the railroad commission but Clifford
would make mighty good Iowa con-
gresham. And the First needs a good
congressman.
The present administration sheds
ultimatums as easily as it rained last
June and July.
The selection of St. Louis as its con-
vention city is death blow to any
hope that the party would favor ma
tional prohibition. 1t couldn't be done
in ST. Louis and any delegate get away
unnjured.
Perhaps if we had that army of
million men and a navy big as all out
doors we'd be little less prolific of
ultimatums. AS it is an ultimatum
ranks with an unacknowledged mort
gage.
. So far as that is concerned there
were a lot of weddings on the same
date that are likely to have more eff
feet on the future of America than the
presidential affair.
So =
Some men who are strong for a cur
few law never spend an evening at
home.
That Wilson family is a mighty nice
one but it wouldn't need a dray to
bring home prizes from a beauty show.
The idea of good road building is
like that of barn building. Don't use
2x4 where the strain calls for at SSS.
This road business is a very ordinary
matter of simple, common sense and
experience.
However Mr.. Ford will be in the
lime light again when he gets back
home and cuts the price Of car to
somewhere around $500. They'll take
notice Of Henry then.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

scrap Ii On0 SLauO0 tho Bill
ish and roasts the Britons foes and then other
chap get skittish and swats him the One
for the maclad German. with eloquence and vim
and he UP to his sermon. dornick lands On
MIN. One tells how France. the fiery trounces the
and leaves him dead: and he speaks bouldeF
bounces three times his head With talk
dsgusted leads to wrath and strife; each day
first rate head Is busted carved with knife be-
its verbose windy with words made some
mad, kicked up vain and useless shindy. and rot
himself bad. oh. speak about the weather: With
such theme that, bunch Of may get together,
and each talk thru his hat. ~ -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
TO CUlMMTNs ADVANTAGE.

Lies tMOineS SSSSlstSt.J
One of the embarrassment In nam
ing so early a date as June for :he
republican national convention was the
June primaries in West Virginia and
South Dakota.
But it develops now that the South
Dakota law contains saving clause
permitting a primary election on April
1 and it is announced that the earlier
date will undoubtedly be chosen.
The advantage to the Cummins cam
paign of an earlier primary hardly
needs pointing out, for South Dakota
in the Cummins column in April viii
mean many times what South Dakota
in the Cummins column on the eve OF
the convention would mean.
The advantage of position In the
early primaries Of the middle west j.
only emphasized by this change, and
1t is an. advantage that will be more
apparent as the midwests.- primaries
begin to be held. s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
clinics Tor Criminals.

~ 80 NUUsCD vOG SSSSulUo1Us fr'es-as
Clinics for criminals are becoming
recognized ~ = valuable adjunct to-
the city courtroom. Physical defects
are frequently 81 ::e.:.e. ..hle for the per-
petrstion Of crime, and remedial meas.
mes may bring about completes
moral change. In Chicago persist;
emit offender WAS recently examineds
by the psychopathic institute connect
| ed with the Cook county juvenile
court. He Was found to be suffering
from severe. but unsuspected, eye,
strain. When his eyes were treated
and no was provided with consemal
occupation, his criminal tendencies
ceased. A habituai drunkard In
| C!eyeland, who had been sent to
prison 90 times In 80 years, was 70:
Gently given thorough physscal ax-
animation, resulting i. u N creretioni
for dental disease of long stanAtk,
His tendency to drunkenness and die.
orderly conduct has not bsen mani
! Tested since.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
Iona Newspapers
ANOTHER GREATEST :"
[Traer Star-Clipper.l

We believe Orange township, south
of Waterloo. is the most progressive
rural community in Iowa 1t has
township hall, where public meetings
of all kinds are held, a 100000 church,
has voted taxes for a central high
school and is about to hold farmers
institute that will be attended by ten
times as many people as ever go to
such meetings in Tama county. II
comes Dec. Il to 90. They must have
a peculiar breed of farmers over in
Orange.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

ing bread, and pays better dividends
one year with another. A homeless.
long haired shadow dancer can cas-
lily make herself financially independ-
ent before being cut down by the ruth-
less hand of the pneumonia germ.
The ballet dancer is q human huns
ming bird with India rubber toes.
and is used as q diversion in grand
opera. A ballet dancer who Is not
suffering from rheumatism can divert
an audience to such an extent that the
demand for opera glasses will exceed
the visible supply by at least Is per
cent K
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
H1NDs1GHr AND FORESIGHT.


Charles City has secured a tree ex-
pert from Minneapolis, to advise her
with regard to the planting of trees IN
her parks. This town Of 5000 people
has three large parks with total acre
age Of los. There, must have been
some far-seeing folks in that town IN
her earlier days. For 1t II but a short
time since people in most Iowa towns
considered parks a useless fad. The
whole out -of-doors YVES great park
and the people could picnic almost
anywhere. Now. that everything IS
fenced up and ali the best paTk sites
have been cut up into building lots,
some Of the towns have paid large
sums for what they could have secured
almost for nothing, IL they had been
blessed with foresight. Charles City
is doing the right thing in the right
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
Masonic Meetings.
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION

/~N SFESlAI SoM WV
Marshall Lodge No. los A. F. and A. NJ
Work in third degree, Wednesday, Dec.
%, 1880 p. m. John w. Wells, secre-
tary; w. II. Steiner, w. NJ.
SlGNET CHAPTER, No. 50, r. A. M
Regular convocation Monday evening
Dec. 20, for election of officers. L. >
Kilborn, Fl. p, John w. Wells, Rec.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solomon
Council No. 20, Il. & S. NJ. Monday
Dec. 20. election of officers. Come.
l. T. Forbes, recorder; George Gregory
/. M.
STATED coNcLAVE, st. Aldemar
Commandery No. 80, K. T., Tuesday,
Dec p, 1880 o'clock. Business and
election of officers. NJ. S. Mcfarland
Rec; George Gregory. E. c.
SPECIAL MEETING Central Chap
ter No. 81, o. E. S. Saturday, Dec
Is, 7:30 p. m. Initiation. Anna Down
ing, secretary; Mary Black Collins
w. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
No Iims Iest.

How about Your New Stenogra-
pher? Is she quiet and aecurate?"
Eyes, sir. She can powder her face.
arrange hep bracelets and fix her hair
quicker than aSy stenngrapher 1 ever
mad and &c II accurately too
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

shadow dancing. which Is usually per.
formed on the front lawn by 1.-the
young women who are not over
dressed in any one spot. II II said
that this form OF exercise will Inn
part grace to the human form faster
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
tuck ~. w.rn, rher q,

The price OF coal il said to have
reached $50 ton at Rome. and steps
are being taken to bring it from Ja-
as great
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

way. OF course, the expert will have
to be paid. Some local man might
have been willing to give the required
advice gratis. And 1t might have been
good. And again 1t might have
worked great damage to those parks
Of which the handsome city is Justly
proud. It would pay many of the Iowa
towns to follow Charles City's exam
pie in this matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

, "If we have statutes that are blue
laws why are they not repealed?' de-
mands the Carroll Herald. Every law
should be enforced, and If we have any
that are not suited to present day con-
ditions, they should be repealed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
1xxfns.

crusty-1 hear you have an addition
TO your family.
Pater-Yes-Put down one and carry
two.-Judge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

Says the Waterloo Times Tribune:
Speaking about bartenders taking up
farming after Jan. /, they ought to be
a success at raising corn, rye and
hops"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

THE young mans first mild worry
over Christmas is. what does she want?
His second and great worry Is. how to
get it," reminds the Hampton Chronicle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

IAN. optipist." says the Sioux City
journal. lisa saloon man who thinks
the Iowa supreme court can be in
duced to invalidate. the Clarkson law"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

"a congress perpetuaIly in session
will mean that the American idea Of
government is a failure" declares the
Iowa City Citizen. --r 49,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

The Iowa CITY Republican inquiries,
Which is the better-the republican
method OF paying as YOU go and laying
up surplus: or the free trade method
of sduandering all along the line and
of soaking the people for more taxes"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

People who are complaining be-
cause President Wilson's message to
congress is tame never had the oppor-
tunity to find fault on that score with
any of the messages Of Roosevelt"
says the Webster City Freeman
Tribune. 81 SRI -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20
USELESS ARGUMENTS

Whereer hear fussins about the famous
discussing what the is stands up
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
KONFERENCYAW BERLINIE
WALK " P0LSCE.
MODLIN OBLEzONY, DEBLIN WzIETY,
RYGE ! KOWNO EWAkUOJA.
Walk ma zachodzie Europy.
WOJNA WkOSKO AU-
STRYACKA.
POD DARDANELLAML.
= BALK ANU.
SpraWy Morskie.
INNE TELEGRAMY:

niaca Warszawy cd polnocy -
-Modlina, czyli Nowogeorgiewsk
Jest otoczona oblezona = jak
diugo sic trzymae potrafi ME
wiadomo;; jest to potezna twier-
dza polowo podziemna, ktorej
zadaniem bedzie paralizowac do
stawy niemieckie i komunikacye
Wisla i koleja z polnocno "a
.chodnia czeScia kraju. Nawet po
wzieciu Warszawy przez Mem
COW Modlin W reku Rosyan wa1,
ny bardzo stanowi punkt i bedzie
musial bye przez Niemcow wzie-
ty, jeSli ich pozycye W tel stronie
maja bye pewne i bezpieczne. Ro-
syanie cofneli sic ma Prage, lub
bardzo niedaleko "a Prage. Co
sic staio z twierdza dalsza W
polnocno wschodnim kierunku
cd Warszawy, Zegrze, silna bar
do, nowoczesna forteca polowa,
ME wiadomo, prawdopodobnie
jest. ia twierdza teraz objeta cofa-
.jacemi sic wojskami rosyjskiemi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
Walk W Polsce.
Debin wziety, MOdlir
oblezony, KOwnO- Ry-
ga eWakuuOWana.

Londyn, 2 sierpnia. Po-
twierdza sic doniesienia wczoraj-
see o zdobyciu Iwangrodu De
blina, twierdzy rosyjskiej u spiy-
WI Wieprza z Wis1a: Iwangrod,
forteca starszego typu ME wy
trzymala widocznie ognia z ciez-
kicb dial niemieckich bez wick
szego klopotu zostaia zdobyta :
niema zadnych wieSci, co sic sta
10 z garnizonem, czy zdoiai sic
wycofac reszta. cofajacych sic
wojsk, czy dostai sic do niewoli
drugie zdaje sic prawdopodo'
bniejsze, poniewaz twierdza wy
dawaia sic cd dni wielu bye oto-
ezona przez wojska austryackle
niemieckie. Druga twierdza, bro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
z Rosyii.

Piotrogrod, Z sierpnia. - Ma
str6j W Rosyi jest nieodmiennie
optymistyczny i ME obmzyl sic
DO ostatnich hiobowych Polskl
wiadomoSciach = bynajmniej. w
Dumie wiele i czule mowiono o
losie Warszawy, ktorej Rosya--
ME ME zegnaja, ale powiedzieli
tylko do widzenia" : jak sic
wyrazif hr. Bobrynskij (oby sic
siowa jego ME speini}y!.. ....) clos
jest ciezki - m6wili ,ale jak diu-
go armia jest Gala, to strategicz-
ME rzecz biorac : sytuacya jest
ME rozpaczliwa kazdej chwili
moze sic odmienic. odmienic sic
musi, a VOLTA skohczyc sic ME
moze inaczej, jak zwyciestwem...
(Tak. czyjem Odwrot Ro-
syan pierwszej linii, kosztowai
Niemc6w rok czasu i re diva mi
liony ludzi = to samo "a sic mo-
wi, gdy zasoby Rosyi So ME do
wyczerpania Odwr6t 6w zostai
dokonany mistrzowstwem ME
bywaIem wSrod najfatalniej tru-
dnych warunkow a w tenn tez Jest
zadatek, il wodzowie rosyjscy
sprostaja niemieckim. o Polsce W
Dumie mowiono bardzo zyczli--
vie. tt#....
Londyn, Z sierpnia. ~ Prasa
angielska najpowazniej omawia
ewentualne konsekwencye sukce-
sow niemieckich przyznaje, Il
sytuacya jest krytyczna prawdzi-
vie: obecnie zdaja sic Niemcy
zwracac ma zachod, gdyz donosza
Polski, il zabieraja stamtad
dziennie po 10000 5oinierzy, a
facznie million ludzi przenosza ma
zachodni teatr wojny. Opinia ME
miecka zdaje sic zachecac dc
dalszego marszu w g}ab Rosyi
okrzykiem popularnym W Ca
iych Niemczech jest W tel chwili
siowo Ma PiotrogrodP.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07

ma korzysc nam wyjdzie. Przyp,
Red. D. c..
- lime So wiesci, zdaniem ma
szem mniej kompetentne, il Pol
ska ma zostae faktycznem pam
stwem reki Niemiec i W Rzeszy
Niemieckiej, czy tez unia clowa
ziaczona z Rzesza j Austrya:
Polska ma dostae wlasnego kro-
Ia, kt6rym jedni chca mice ar
cyks. Karola Stefana zywca
galicyjskiego, drudzy ma
stepce tronu saskiego, ksiecia Je-
rzego, m8odzieniaszka kilkona--
stoletniego: dynastya saska, jako
ostatnia panuiaca W PolSce - 70
Sci sobie do tronu ewentualnego
pretensye. (Wszystko to pogio--
ski kombinacye: jesli .juz ko--
niecznie mieliby Polsce wsadzic
monarche ma tron, to zapewne
wybor polski byiby po stronie
arcyks. Karola, zwanego nPol-
skim arcyksieciem', cziowieka
starszego juz, bardzo powaznego,
zdolnego i wyksztalconego, co
wazniejsza - niemal faktycznie
Polaka: mieszka on w Polsce cd
lat, dzieci wyohowal po polsku,
corki wydai "a polskioh arysto--
kratow, administruje dobra tyl--
ko po polsku, a wszedzie z ogro-
mnym pietyzmem zachowuie pol
skie tradycye; obecnie jest on we
flocie austryackiej admiralem
Przyp. Red. D. c..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
cych ma granicy.
ODWOLANIE AMBASADO.
, RA BRAZYLIJSKIEGO.

Mexyk, rniasto, 2 sierpnia. -
Senor lose Manuel Cordoso de
Oliveira, ambassador brazylijski
w Mexyku, kt6remu Stany Zje-
dnoczone powierzyiy obrone
swych interesow tamze, zostal z
tego stanowiska odwolany. We
wtorek uda sic do Vera Cruz, a
stamtad do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych ma konferencye brazylij-
skim posiem Domicio de Cana.
Przyczyna odwolania ME jest
wiadoma.
Wuj Sam powierzy prawdopo-
dobnie obecnie obrone swych in
teresow W Mexyku poselstwu
brytyjskiemu.
BARONoWIE MIEsNI PO-
NAWIAJA SWE ZAzALENIA
Washington, 2 sierpnia. =
Zastepcy tutejszych firm rzezal-
nianych ponowili wczoraj W de-
partamencie stanu protest swoJ
przeciwko przeszkodom, stawia--
nym przez Anglie wolnemu ich
handlowi krajami neutralnymi.
zadaja oni, ably W nastepnej no
Gle amerykahskiej poczyniono no.
we przedstawienia odnosnie do
obrony ich interesow.
Artur Meeker, przedstawiciel
firmy Armour and Co." Henry
Veeder, reprezentujacy firme
Swift and CO., przedstawili
Chandlerowi Andersonowi, spe--
cyalnemu radcy departamentu
stanu protest przeciw zatrzyma-
niu przez Brytanie pieciu okre-
tow, wiozacych produkty miesne
do portow neutralnych. Obaj O.
nj twierdza zgodnie, re akcya an
gielska uniemozliwia wprost han
del z neutralnemi panstwami, a
op6znianie j zatrzynywanie de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07

10 egzekucyi jednego dnia.
General Tracy umaTi.
NAJWIEKSZY ZAPAS ZLOTA.

pesz kablowych lwyrzadza Iogro-
mne szkody tutejszym eksporte-
rom. Department stanu zapew-
nil, re powyzsze zazalenia beda
W nastepnej nocie do Wielkiej
Brytanii uwzglednione.
ENERGIczNE KRoKI MA.
HAITI.
Port au Prince, 2 sierpnia. -
Wojska amerykanskie zajeiy
wczoraj tutejszy urzad portowy.
paiac narodowy i haitijska kano-
nierke ,,Pacifique". w czasie O.
panowywania portu przyszio do
wyrpiany' strzalow krajowcami,
z ktorych jeden zostai zabity. Ma
pokiadzie parowca celtic" przy-
byi tu DR.. Rosalvo Bobo, prze--
wodca ostatniej rewolucyi, vita
ny entuzyastycznie przez lud-
nose. w niedziele ma sic odbyc
zgromadzenie narodowe, celem
wyboru nowego prezydenta.
Ola wzmocnienia sii wiceadmi.
raia Capertona przybyi tn pam
cernik Connecticut" i wysadzil
marynarzy ma lad. Obecnie sila
zbrojna Wuja Sama ma Haiti wy
nosi 1900 zoinierzy, zaopatrzo-
nych W 79, karabinow maszyno--
wych. w przyszlym tygodniu spo
dziewaja sic tu nadto przybycia
pancernika ), Tennessee" nowym
oddziaiem wojska pod komenda
pulkownika L. w. VALERA.
DZIEN KRWAWEJ SPRA-
WlEDLlWOSCl.
Memphis, z sierpnia. = Dnia
wczorajszego W Stanach poiu--
dniowych powieszono 9 murzy--
now, z tego 7legalnie, 2 zlyncho-
wano, a dziesiatego sciga tium,
kt6ry go z pewnoscia zlynchuje.
w Starkville, Miss. przypom-
niano sobie ,czasy sredniowiecza,
gdyz egzekucyi dwu negrow
Dita Scales Petra Bolen doko-
nano publicznie wobec 5000 ze-
branej publicznoSci, wsrod kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
SPRAWA POLSKA. !.
KOnferencya W Berinie:
PanstwO czy Auto :
nOmIa.

GENEVA, z SIERPNIA. -
- Stosownie do zapowiedzi pism
ca{ej opinii niemieckiej j austry-
ackiei po wzieciu Warszawy,
Niemcy Austrya maja sic wzlac
do zaiatwienia sprawy Polski
sprawa ia tez zajeia wybitne sta
nowisko na szpaltach pism cale-
60 swiata, kt6re cd dni kilku
snuja domys{y kombinacye, ia
kie tez bedzie sprawy tel za3at-
wienie obiecywane. Jutro W ME
dziele ma ces. Wilhelm powrocie
Warszawy do Berlina na kon-
ferencye, na ktorej wazne pow
ziete beda decyzye: ma konferen
cyl tel beda przedstawiciele wszy-
stkich panstw Niemieckiej RE
sly, dyplomacl, oraz przeostaWl-
ciele domu austryackiego HabS-
burg6w, arcyksiazeta mezowie
stanu austryaccy. Ma bye oglo--
SONY manifest W sprawie Pol
ski powzieto projekty pewne
ktore beda przediozone niemie--
ckiemu parlamentowi do zatwier
dzenia W dniu 17-go sierpnia. ia
kie sa te projekty tego ME mo.
ina przewidziee, ale najbardzie
miarodajne informacye opiewaja
tax, IL Polska ma otrzymae t
wv. semi autonomie" Ito INA
CIV autonomie polowiczna, moz'
mniej niz pefny samorzad i Kro-
lestwo wraz beda z Galicya
oddane pod wspolne wiada-,
ME Niemiec z Austrya. (Wat-
pic nalezy, czy owa ,,se
mi autonomia" nar6d polski sis
zadowoli; wszakze na niedawnyn
,,sejmie" W Piotrkowie Oswald
czono sic = choc pod auspiciam
Wladz niemiecko - auStryackicE
"a Pelna autonomia, wiasna ar
mia t. P. a tylko polityczus
wspolno5e panowac miala miedzy
PoIska a Austrya. Oferta niemie-
cka mialaby bye przeciwwazni-:
klein obietnic rosyjskich, ale je-
zeli oferte te rozumieny trafnie
a pisza wyraznie niej W tele
granaoh, to zdaje sic = re mimc
wszystko zamiana protekeyi ni'