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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
Dallas, Texas.

SpeefaIE0 he Neaas.
We have beeh having quite lot |
of rain through April and May. |
There has been heavy loss of life and |
property. In great many places at
and near Austin, Texas, there were
about so drowned. Other places along
the Trinity, Colorado and Brasos Riv-
ers there has been much damage done.
l have heard of only one loss Of life
here at Dallas, but there has been q
lot of bridge losses to the county. Our
comfy commissioners have estimated
the loss to bridges aud roads at about
$35, 900
The farmers are getting behind with
their work. Weeus ana grass grow
without the assistance OF labor.
Planting is behind and they can't do
ANYTHING on account of so much rain.
Our new county Jail is completed
and accepted aud yesterday was open
ing day. Dallas county has. one of the
most complete jails in the South. All
modern. improvements are used in its
| construction. 1t is six stories high.
the upper cells are connected with the
| criminal court rooms by elevators. 1t
! Ia provided with all cOnveniences and
appliances for safety and comfort that
can be found in any first class build
| ing Of its kind.
". G. Bracken and family are go
ing thru seige of small pox. There
ia quito a lot of small pox here. The
Inconvenience of being isolated seems
TO be the worst feature, as medical
science has eliminated the danger and
the marks that dishgure one so bad
until there is very little danger to life
and you can see but very few, IL any,
marks left.
T. s. Bracken and son, Sam, from
Arlington, were in the city on bust
ness and visiting the latter part OF last
week.
Boost the Dixie Highway, you need
it and it needs the support OF all good
citizens. Don't think that it can
pass that route up, because there are
other routes just as practical as there,
Init there is not likely to be another
Dixie Highway soon, so you had pet-
er secure it while the opportunity Is
offered. Yes, it will cost something,
but will be worth more to every tax
uayer than the cost, No community
can get something for nothing. Wake
up and go after the Highway. Better
10 spend little than to miss 1t and
always be sorry The burden OF cost
should not be considered in an enter
prise that will be endless good to tbs
present and future people OF thai
route. :,
Hello, "Old Joe, "of Caroline Chap
ell. what's the matter Not iun YOU
race and quit, hope. The readers Q
the News need you. Come again. l
Won were in Texas and wade thu
, creeks and slide down the hills as vi
did in boyhood days, it would pa
new life In you. Get busy.
Well, the war is not ended yet ant
the sinking of the Lusitania looks lik
: &c will bring on new complications. :,
. am afraid we in the great U. s. will
!. know something about later day war
. fare before the dove of peace settle
: down and covers the world with swee
! charity. Such Is life when the othe
: fellow will not do the right thing.
> Good luck to the News and its corr
!; ~ oood writers. Lone Star
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
Pleasant Grove.

.,bectal TO the Ne1OS.
We have a good Sunday school here
II is progressing finely;
The Young people had singing
Sunday evening and had a good time;
We invite one and all to come ana
Join us old and young; 80 s;o.
with win Spangler Sunday.
Sam Minter's family of Shellmound,
visited John Minter Sunday. :.
Mr.. Woodfin's father. of Georgia. Is
visiting him this week. c,.4..
John and Fred Thomas, of Chatta-
nooga. are here visiting this week.
We had fine rain Thursday night.
Crops and gardens are growing finely
Everybody is at work in their crops,
Baptist Hill is having Sunday
school every Sunday.
Thare will be a cemetery working
at Hoge's Hill Saturday.
We would like to hear from all th'
writer's Of the News. >. l. l.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
LOCAL.
telephone. Jasper 5s-5

James Fanburg, of Chattanooga, an
,optician, was here Thursday.
Will Hoge, of Ebenezei, was here
Sunday to see his best girl
Henry Anderegg, Whitwell, pays
subscription for past year this week.
Fred Yochem, Whitwell, is another
to join the News cohort of readers
Jack Layne, of Little Sequachee
Cove, was here Monday on pension
iInatters.
Rev. Hugh Swift of Winchester, was
here Friday night, the guest OF NAL
Hill and family.
S. c. Green, Esq, of Whitwell' or
ders the News continued to MS au'
dress. He must have 1t.
Fred Carson, Route 2 Whitwell, or
ders the News sent to him "tf.
Can't do without it in his home.
Chas. E. Holloway, r. ., HAMPTON
-Neb., sends 25c for six months OF the
News, which we gladly forward.
Mr.. Anderegg is one OF Whitwell 8
most enthusiastic autoists, and Keeps
his car always presenting neat APP
pearance.
JOSEPH Cain, Jr., Worley Kentucky,
orders the News sent to him. Mr.. Cain
was formerly resident of this section
and is anxious to learn about its pro-
gress.
Thomas Chadwick, of Blount Co..
Alabama. ia the guest of his brother,
W A Chadwick, this week. Mr..
Chadwick is prominent farmer OF
his section.
eW, L. Rankin, Wbitwell, orders the
News sent to him on year. Mr.. Kan
kin is a socialist leader in the county
and interested in some of the discus
sions in the News.
Dennis, Era and Grady Condra left
Sunday afternoon for the mountain =.
work on clearing right of way tol
the power line via Tracy CITY u
Cowan. The Fultz boys also Went
Eugenia the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. s. r. Mosier, was burned
Sunday about the face and arm wnef
she pulled cup of hot grease over OF
herself. The burns are not serious Du
painful.
Do not forget the ice cream suppe
in the grove in front OF the parsonas
Saturday night. Come ana spe'n,u,
little money, at least. and you Will o
repaid a hundred fold by the op
portunity to enjoy Sunday afternoon
at the Blowing Springu this summer
J. G. Wall, of Chattanooga. Will
fishing in the lagoon here recently
landed a fish which weighed 81:
hounds and was little over two fee
long, This is the largest fish eve
\
to the lagoon from the Little sequ1a
chez river during high water, MI
Wall is the envy of all tisherme
around here.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
9O,359 FORD CARS
IN TWO MONTHS

In the last two months the Ford
Motor Company has produced the en-
ormous total of 80. 359 cars, this in
GLIDING 43, $40 cars in March and 49,
$40 cars in April. This not only in
sures the completion of the production
Of 300, 900 Ford cars, between August,
1914 and August 1915, barring the to.
tally unforeseen, and the rebating OF
all Ford purchasers within that pc
Rod, but it means that the goal will
undoubtedly be reached before tbs
promised item, August 1st. In fact,
the three hundred thousandth car will
probably leave the Ford assembly ear
" in July and the production pace
will continue almost undated, so ire
mendous is the demand this year the
world over for Ford cars.
Then on August list will begin the
task of rebating about $15. 900, 900 &c
Ford purchasers in accordance with
the terms of the Ford profit sharing
announcement Each of the 300, OO(
or more Ford purchasers will bt
mailed, Of course, an individual check,
probably of $50. The postage alone
Of this huge mail means at leas'
&c, 900.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust executed
by 4. A. Dixon and wife, Linda Dix
on. to d. G. Lasater, Trustee, IN
whose name, place and stead ! hays
been named, appointed and substitu'
ted to act, for the purpose of securing
and making certain the payment OF
two promissory notes of one hundred
and four dollars each, executed by K
A, Dixon to Bill Davis Of Pelham.
Tenn, which notes with interest are
due and payable and the said maker
has been notified of said maturity bnt
has failed and refused to pay the same,
therefore will sell for cash at puolic
outcrv to the highest and best bidder
in front of the court house door ~
Jasper, Marion County, Tennessee, ON
the
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
ICE CREAM SUPPER
SATURDAY NIGHT

An ice cream supper will be held in
the grove Saturday night for the pur-
pose of raising funds to make some
permanent improvements at the Blow
ing Spring for the benefit of the Sing
ing Convention to occur on second
Sunday in July. and for other purpos,
es. Cream and cake will be sold, and
some other features added to make the
evening interesting.
It is desired to build platform at
spring, erect seats and grade approach
from pike. People from out of town
are especially invited.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
CHOPPED FOOT
WITH AXE

While working with the gang clear
ing right of way on mountain tor tne
Tennessee Power line. Austin Mos yer.
of this place, chopped his right FOOT
badly. The axe glanced and struck
his shoe Just above the second toe
making deep cut, which bled pro,
fusely. Amateur surgeons on Tue h,,
mountain stopped the flow of blood by
using felt scraped from a hat, which q,
While it stopped the blood, was NOT
bvo;en;cally correct, and when
hyought here yesterday swelling was
developing, and DIR. Lacy. OF Jasper,
was summoned to properly treat th'
wound.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Marion
County, Tenn.
D. L. Payne VS.. Nancy Payne.
II appearing from the allegations in
plaintiff's petition, that the defend,
ant, Nancy Payne, is a non,resident
of the State of Tennessee, it is there
fore ordered that publication be made
for FOUR consecutive weeks in the Sc
ouachee Valley News. a newspaper
published at Sequschee, Tenn, noti :
flying said defendant to appear at the ne
lime term of the Circuit Court, to
make defense to said petition, or the
same will be taken for confessed ana
set for hearing ex parte as to her.
This May 5, 1915.
S. S. TATE,
Circuit Court Clerk.
Printers Fee, $3.50.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Tennessee
County Court of Marion County,
G.. s. Price ct al


vs..
NJ. o. Riley ct al.
II appearing from allegations in Com
ulainant's bill, which is sworn to, that
M. o. Riley, resident of Texas, A.
b. Riley, Sam Riley, Jerome Riley
ii. ]. Riley, ]. NJ. Riley, Mrs, Mat
tie Blackwell and husband, -
Blackwell, all residents of State OF
Washington, W. X. Thaxton, resi-
dent of Alabama, heirs of q w. Tay-
Tor. whose name and residence are IN
known, are ou-residents Of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon
them. It is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In
the Sequachee Valley News, a newspa
per published in Marion county, nou-
flying said non-residents to appear at
the next term of said court, to be
held at the court house in Jasper on
the first Monday in june next, tue
same being a rule day of said court
and make defense TO said bill, OF the
same will be taken for confessed, ana
the cause set for hearling ex parts ~
TO them,
This 4th day OF May, 1915,
f. e. JOHNSTON
County Court Clerk.
Printers Fee IS so.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
Lime For Sale.

Lime for sale in small quantities at
" 0'' HILL & SON,
f. Sequachee, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13

W. H Kelly, Route !. Jasper Or
ders a dollars worth Of the News.
We are glad to have "Uncle Billv on
our list.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13

Is there less than one cents worm OF
reading in this paper? That's what IL
costs you at SOC per year
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13

Mrs Hugh Bryd attended meeting
of the order of the Eastern star at JAS
pei yesterday.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13

We will furnish the News one year
and McCall's Magazine and one Free
Dress Pattern, for SOC. Order now tt
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-13
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24
Restytucya Finlandyi.

Piotrogrod, "a kwietnia. =
Prasa donosi, IL Rad rosyjski ma
zarniar restytuowae W peani da--
VIVA konstytucye Finlandyi, O.
raz stworzye na nowo zniesiona
finska arnie domowa; gwardye
finskie moze ma wiosne beda po-
wo8ane pod znaki. (Gdyby to do
niesienie byio prawdziwe, to da--
waioby pewna jakas wskazowke,
il Rosya szczerze mysli o refor--
mach wolnoSciowych: stad / dla
mas lepsze mogiyby bye nadzie-
je. Konstytucya Finlandyi ist--
niala do niedawna W rzeczywisto-
Sci, ma papierze istnieje ona
dzisiaj, ale cd r. 1858 nieustanne
repressalia administracyjne o.
kroiiy jej praktyczne zastosowa-
ME TAX, re konstytucyalnosci kra-
ju ME znac wcale. Przyp. Red. D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24
Car rweLwowie.
PO raz pierwszy W die
ZACH POIski car rosyj-
SKI bawi we LwOwie.

Piotrogrod, "a Ewietnia. - Car
Miko4aj drugi, ktory ostatnio ba-
wi1 znowu ns froncie bojowyn W
Polsce, uda4 sic do Lwowa - na
granicy dswnej galicyjskiej W
Brodach powitai go naczelny
w6dz wojsk rosyjskich W. ks. Mi
koSaj Miko8ajewicz, poczem z Ca
rem wsiad{ do automobilu MIN
poiechali do Lwowa; tn monarche
rosyjskiego witaiy tiuny ludno--
Sci wielka owacya - podoono o.
krzyki wiwaty by{y tax nieu--
stanne natarczywe, ze wreszcie
car wyszed3 na balkon paiacu. W
kt6rym zamieszkal j przemowa
4askawie slow pare, ktore zakon-
cyl: MECH zyje potezna niepo-
dzielna Rosya". (W' polskim
Lwowie-z ust cara-slowa wiele
zapowiadajace.Pr Przyp. Red. D.C0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24

Paryz, "a kwietnla. : RaPorty
francuskie glosza juz o wstrzy--
MANU- ofensywy niemieckiej nd
lewem skrzydle - podaja, re W
okolicy Steemstrate wstrzymali
Niemcow Anglicy wsparci pote-
znie przez wojska francuskie. a
odpariszy nieprzyjaciela, "a
brali mu sporo jehca. = z dal-
szych stron bojowego frontu ist-
nieja doniesienia z pod St. Mi
chiel, gdzie W wielkiej utarczce
wzieli Francuzi 700 metrow oko-
pow niemieckich j okoio stu zoi--
merry W w okolicach mad Moza !
'Mozella walczono W calym SEE
regu punktow, ale dzialania to
mnieiszei skali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24

gielskie wpiyneiy do ciesnin j
bombardowaiy forty tureckie
jednoczesnie inne pancerni-
XII bombardowaiy tez for
ty z zatoki Saros. Rezultaty
ME So znane. Ze Smyrny donosza,
re tam rowniez wznowiono bonn
bardacye portu miasta okolica.
Jak dcnoszono, wojska Ia
dove juz sic rowniez wy
sadza ma lad i to nietylko W E.
nos, ale takze W Suvla Burun, ma
zachodniem wybrzezu Gallipolli i
w zatoce Bakla, niedaleko Bu-
lair II nasady poiwyspu Galiipo--
Ii. Wiele jest tych wojsk wylado-
wanych, tego ME podano do via
domosci, ale podobno dzialaja o.
ne w scisiem porozumieniu daza
do skupienia sic tax W W Ia
kim punkcie by Turkom dostep
laden do fortow ma Gallipolli u
niemozliwic. w Konstantynopo-
lu spokojniej ma bye obecnie,g ,gdy
: sic przekonao, il atak ME idzie
nj tax iatwo nj predko, podobno
tez Niemcy przekonac zdoiali sui
tana, il jest w stolicy swej bez--
pieczny i re miasta tego mu Mkt
ME zdobedzie ,chocby nawet i
Dardanelle zostaly sforsowane.
Piotrogr6d, "A kwietnia. - Ro-
syjskie torpedowce zbombardowa
ly wybrzeze tureckie pomiedzy
Arczawa, a Artaszyn W Malej A
zyi: znajdowaly sic tam kwatery
wojskowe wielkie zapasy broni
i zywnosci, ktore wszystkie To-
staly zniszczone pociskami rosyj-
skimi; zatopiono tez sporo stat
kow transportowych tureckich,
ladowanych potrzebami wojenne-
mi. Turcy brzega odpowiadali
dzialami, ale silniejsze dziaiania
rosyjskie odrzuciiy ich wglab Ia
du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24
Dzialania i Sprawy
Morskie.

Berlin, "a kwietnia.- Urzedowo
oglaszaja, re flota niemiecka wy
plywala ostatnirni dniami ma Mo-
re Poinocne, jednak nigdzie ME
zauwazyia floty angielskiej. Pts
ma zaznaczaja, re juz W najbliz--
szej przyszlosci spodziewac sic ma
ley wielkiej bitwy morskiej, flo
ia niemiecka wykazuje wie'kic
ozywienie nawet prowokujacc sic
zachowuje wzgledem Anglii, a
zawieszenie calego ruchu parow-
COW pomiedzy Anglia Holaniya
rowniez wskazuje, re w tel stro-
ME morz spodziewac sic wypa "a
walk.
Londyn, "a kwietnia. - w Lao
dynie podzielaja opipie, il bitwa
morska ma Morzu PoSnocnen spo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24
Walk W Polsce.

Londyn, "a kwietnia. = Malo
Jest dzisiaj wiesci Polski = na
froncie karpsckim sytuacya JEST
bez zmiany, choc utarczki trwaja
nieprzerwanie.
Piorogrod. "A kwietnia. = w
srodkowej czesci Karpat W oko-
icy Lutowisk pod Lubnia walki
onegdaj toczyiy sic ozywione =
czesc austryackich okopow zdoby-
to, zabierajac 200 zoinierzy sic
dmiu oficerami.Z Czerniowiec do
nosza, re walki W tych stronach
zapowiadaja sic decyduiace W
dniach najblizszych. z poinocnej
Polski rapport jest o rejdzie TO
syjskich aeroplanow na Piock
MIawe oraz Sanniki. gdzie wsze-
die bombardowano kwatery
oozycye niemieckie, slime i'm szko-
dy wyrzadzsjac. Podobniez W O.
kolicy Osowca na kwatery niemie
ckie stojace we wsi Kopicy rosyjs
cy awiatorzy ciskali bomby tymi
dniami. Zreszta o dziaianiach
tych ME wiele podano szczego--
low.
Berlin, "a kwietnia. = Donie-
sienia niemieckie podajs, ze pod
Czerniowcami dziaiania austrya--
ckie zrzuciiy aeroplan rosyjski z
dwu lotnikami, ktorzy obaj zgi--
nell.
- Donosza z Austryi, IL z po-
wodu krytyeznej sytuacyi finan--
sow panstwa wojska obecnie ME
otrzymuja pelnego zoidu- itak:
W Karpatach dostaja tylko polo
we zoldu, a ma Bukowinie nawet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24

dziewana jest kazdej chwili. z
Lima, Peru, doniesiono, re IA VIC
dach tamtejszych parowiec an
gielski ,Orcoma' zatopii niemie-
cki handlowiec ,JBayonar". Me
miecki nur zatopii onegdaj r.a
Kanale angielski parowiec DSt
Lawrence.
- DIVA parowee norweskie ,,E
va" ,,Oskar" zostaly ciezko j :
szkodzone ma Morzu Poinocnem
jeden statek stoi w plomie-
mach, zdaje sic zapalony strzala-
mi, drugi tonic, podobno torpe-
dowany przez Niemcow; szczeg6-
low ME podano do wiadomosei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24

rzeki W Belgii - pociagi zwoziiy
W dniach ostatnich olbrzymie ma
sy ludzi W te strong teatru wo--
jennego "a obecnie juz sic zaczely
dzialania ofensywy niemieckiej =
oto pod Ypres miastem Niemcy
wygrali znaezna bitwe, zmusza--
JAG Sprzymiefzonych do cofnie--
cia sic o 5 mil wstecz, co przy-
znaje rapport wodza angielskiego
Frencha = Niemcy zdobyli mia
steczka Langemarck, Steenstrate,
Het-Sas, Pilksn ] zsbrali do niewo
Ii 1900 tolnierzy angielskich i
francuskich. Bitwa toczysa sic W
temze samem rniejscu, gdzie je--
sienia stoczono straszliwe zapasy
o rzeks User ! jej kanaiy okolicz-
ne.
- Raporty aiemieckie tryum--
falne ogiaszajs raporty o~bitwie
mad User dodsiac, Se zdobyli
Nierncy 30 dial W TEN A wielkie
hsubiee angielskie, Wsr6d walk
krwawyeh Niemcy przedarll sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24
ROCKEFELLER A STRAJK
GoRNIKoW.

Kansas City, "a kwietnia. -
Frank P. Walsh, prezydent fede-
ralnej komisyi dla spraw przemy-
siowych, przyszedl W posiadanie
listow, wyrnienianych miedzy Joh
mem D. Rockefellerem mlodszym,
a The Colo. Fuel and Iron Co.,
ktore wykazuja, re syn krola naf-
towego odegraf w ostatnim straj-
ku gornikow W Colorado taxa ro-
le, IL zostanie powolany do zlo--
ienia zeznan ma publicznych prze-
sluchach pred ia komisye dnis
4 maja. Zeznal on poprzednio
pred komisya w Nowym Yorku
i pred komisya sledcza kongresu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-24
Kwestya Pokoju AustrO-
Rosyiska.

Warszawa, "a kwietnia. - Pi-
sma omawiajac kwestys pogiosek
o oddzialnym pokoju Austryi z
Rosya, cytuja opinie podobno mia
rodajnie kompetentna, a zaznacza
jaca, re ME nalezy zapominac, Il
gdyby istotnie przyszio do zawar-
cia pokoju Rosyi Austrya, to
Austrya- pozostajac neutralns,
mogiaby biernie dalej stawiae Ro-
syi wielkie moze wieksze niz O.
becnie trudnosci j zapory W pro-
wadzeniu wojny wzglsdern Me-
mice przeto ola Rosyi niema W
takim pokoju Interest,". w kaz-
dym razie niaiy sic odbyc istotnie
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Austrya a WlOchy.

Rzyrn, "a kwietnia.- Pisma
wloskie otrzymuja jednobrzmia-
cy komunikat. orfezkajacy, IL wy
dale sic bye rzecza coraz silniej
nieprawdopodobna, by Wsochy
wziely udzia1 W woinie, przynaj-
mniej ME zaraz to sic staeby mo-
gio". -. w objaSnieniu tego ME
spodziewanego zwrotu, gdy juz
spodziewano sic ultimatow wy
powiedzenia wojny, podajs pisma
IL sprawa ukiadow austro ME-
miecko = wloskich weszia w no.
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we zupelnie stadyum, to dzieki
staraniom ofiarom Niemiec, ,kto
re istotnie wszelkich ME zaluja
wysiikow, by tylko do wybuchu
woiny Wlochami ME dopuscic,
Oto aby Austryi nagrodzic u
stepstwo Trydentu ma rzecz
Wioch, maja NiemcY Austryi od-
staple Okreg Kladzko, ia czescia
Slaska, kt6ra sic wrzyna W gra-
nice Czech.
- lime doniesienia prasowe
brzmia jednak mniej pokojowo, O.
wszem glosza one, re naprezenie
stosunkow austro-rosyjskich wzra
sta a zdenerwowanie w narodzie
dochodzi do ostatecznosci. Rad
odbywa konferencye gabinetowe
nieledwie bez przerwy, krol
czynny jest W mich nieznuzenie,
demonstracye po miastach row.
niez nieustanne - lud domaga
sic wojny.
2 Holandyi donosza, ze i
tam zdenerwowanie przejawia sic
wzrastajSce: pisma otwarcie O.
mawiaja mozliwoSc potrzeby czyn
nego wystapienia tego panstwa ma
teatr wojny, ma granicach stoi
wojsko zmobilizowane Cd kilku
tygodni, ostatnie expedycye ME-
mieckie do Belgii przewaznie
polnocnej budza takze zaniepo-
kojenia i podejrzenia Holandyi,
poniewaz z Belgi otwarta granica
moga Niemcy wspaSc do Holan-
dyi.