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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
A SAILORS LIFE Is SIMPLE.
The Problem OF Existence Seems
Ocarer ON Ships Than on Land

Mr.. Conrad, in his novel, Chance, ="
has a sailor who complains OF the
general Incompetence OF everyone on
land. "No ship" he says. "navigated
and sailed in the happy -go-lucky man.
ner people conduct their business on
shore would ever arrive into port"
That is true, and sailors always seem
TO landsmen very competent. They
know what they have to do and do II.
But the reason Is. not that they are
born cleverer than landsmen, or even
that they are made so by training. but
that their problem is simpler and
clearer. Their one business IS to
bring the ship safe and undamaged
into port; while they are I'm her she Is
their little world. and sets them all
their duties. But we on land are In
n much larger world with duties far
more various and conflicting. The
sailor has to keep only his ship clean.
and he does keep II beautifully clean:
but we have to keep the whole coun-
try clean, and that is a more difficult
task and less well done.
Again. on board ship. by necessity.
all relations are simple and well de-
fined. Everyone knows his place, and
rebellion is mutiny. an evident danger
and sin. But on land relations are
complex and constantly changing
they were not society would be dead
and great part OF the business OF a
living society is TO deal with this COM
pieNity and constant change SO the
sailor. used to the order and sim
plicity OF his ship, dislikes and de-
spises our most imperfect solution OF
our diverse problems; and that. no
doubt. is one main reason why he al
ways wants TO go 10 sea again. II may
be hard life. but IL is also a simple
one. lie knows quite well what IL is
TO be a good sailor. But we on land
are not quite sure Of what II is to be
good citizens, and We envy him his
plain duties and the simple brave and
resolute character which they form
london Times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Those who were inclined 20 cone
gratuIate the country ON getting ID
little advantage over some of the
predatory corporations viii read with
mixed emotions the confidential chat
OF a corporation attorney as related
hy SIR. Clifford Thornc According 10
this declaration the very laws we
thought were going TO scorah 'he
trusts wings were thought ont and
framed up by th trusts themselves.
so constructed as 20 satisfy public
cIamor for trust regulation. set az the
same time 20 be perfectly harmless
and even beneficial 90 the interests
they were supposed 90 restrict This,
~ true. Us humilating ytt come 90
think - .t wc haE, y,t tu Doe cited
to any predatory financial orgau.za-
ton that has been seriously crippled
by adverse legislation most of them
are still with us. perhaps under DIFF
ferut pu.e. but stu on the job
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

The senate Of the United States
and the legislature Of Oklahoma are
both struggling with the age-old prob
lem OF how 90 check running Off at
the mouth OF los members when the
ume is urgently needed 90 consider
important business. The fact is that
we can mo- niger refer 90 our law
making bodies os "deliberauvc assem-
blles' for whatever there is that re-
semblos doI.teratl0n is most often
either play to the galleries OF else
q desire foo Kill time and srarre out @
measure that they are not able 20
Kill by votes. The recent nuUustor
against the ship purchase bin has re-
awakened interest BOO different meth
ods Of cloture. regulation by which
some sort Of KNIT should be set on
the amount Of oratory 20 be liberated
on any one subject OF course. the
minority will howl about gag rule
but those who insist on abusing free
dom OF speech must expect sooner or
later to be subjected 20 restrictive
measures In the state legislature.
the situation is different. Here almost.
every member seems 70 be obsessed
with the idea that he was elected on
purpose TO make a record rather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

OkLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 12-New
bills have been introduced in the Fifth
Oklahoma Legislature as follows:
House Of Representatives.
40. 5lo, by Carpenter and Fitz-
gerald, by request OF farmers caucus:
Authorizing county commissioners to
appropriate not 10 exceed 500 per
annum 10 encourage increased poultry
production.
No 81. by Eaton Of Muskogee.
Providing for the election Of the
county excise board TO consist Of FIVE
members 10 De elected blennially and
for the levying Of taxes on an ad
yalorem basis and prescribing a uni
form system Of accounts therefor.
40 5l2, Dy Johnson Of Okmulgee.
Newspaper libel law endorsed by state
Press association.
40 5l3, by McLemore Of Beckham:
Eequirirg all railroads 10 stop al first
station after entering this state and
last station when leaving.
no. 514. hy Eaton Of MuskOgee.
Changing tha date OF giving notice Of
sale ~ delinquent tax sale.
No. 5iJ, by Bayant OF Usage: Re
curing natural gas companies in
towns Of more than five hundred pop
ulGtion 70 furnish gas through stand
ard meters and at the meter rate.
No. t1t. by Powell Of Comanche-
Cotton and Howe II Delawa Making
rate for publication Of legal notices
- cents per square for the first in
sertion and so cents per square for
every subsequent insertion and pro-
yiiing for the publication Of tax des-
crptous at 20 cents per description.
No 5lT. by McCord Of GARFIELD: Re
quiring tho sanitary handling OF empty
creamery and dairy containers.
80. BIS. by Glasco OF McClain and
Walden ~ Love: Amending section
347S, revised laws Of 1910.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
AROUND THE LOBBY

ITO do business with man In this
day and time one must meet him face
To- face, said r. u. Hall, international
secretary OF the y. NJ. Z. A, who is
attending the convention. Travelling
is too cheap and handy" continued the
visitor. a man will not consider a
letter or a telegram II anything OF
serious moment Is pending. He rea-
Lies that prospective investor will
take a little extra trouble and visit him
personally II the matter Is OF any real
worth" MIR. Han travels on the aver
age Of 1900 miles annually. He has
charge OF the Indian work Of North
America,
Dr J Y. Abernathy. for years pas
tor Of the South Methodist church at
Guthrie. called the Little Minister"
by many admirers. is attending the Y.
NJ G. A. convention. He is stopping
at the Tulsa Doctor Abernathy is a
frequent visitor Of Tulsa. The last
time he appeared publicly in the city
was at the ozark Trails convention
last May lie is a thirty-third degree
Mason and a Shriner, an enthusiastic
member of the Guthrie Consistory.
A. " Day representative OF the
National supply company in Okla
homa and Kansas, has removed his
headquarters from Independence.
kan. 10 Tulsa. He is stopping at the
Baltimore temporarily. but In the i'm
mediate future he will bring his fam
lily 20 live In the city. Il am better
able TO reach my trade from this point
on account OF better railroad facil-
tiles said Mr.. Day yesterday.
l. ]. and Joe Laley and j. VI.
Brown all Novata oil men. were in
the city Yesterday. They stopped at
the oxford.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
In His Line.

Mrs. Tfmkins was taking her son 70
school for the first time. and after inn
pressing the schoolmnster with the
necessity of his having thorough
education. finished up by saying: And
be sure he learns latin"
but, my dear madam" said tho
schoolmaster. Latin is dead Ian
guaEe."
An right" said Mrs. Timkins: "he
VIII want II. He's going to be an un-
dertakeT,' - Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
Moro IInrrihle-

Philadelphia school teacher has
lately been instructing her pupils in
Grecian mythology II is the plan 70
have the children read the tales aloud,
and the next day recount them in their
own Language. one lad. to whom was
given the assignment to rete!l the story
OF the Gorgons. did so in these terms:
The uorgons were three sisters
that lived In the Islands of Hesperides.
somewhere In the Indian Ocean. They
had long snakes for hair, tusks for
teeth and claws for nails. and they
looked like women. only more hor-
rible."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Did We hear shrin voice
better management in
the senate when a majority Of its.
members are women?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
Great Marvel

tauranter-Anything the matter
with the chowder. sir?'
Guest-Oh. no. ] was merely won-
dering how in the world you ever
discovered so many things cheaper
than clans TO put in it.-Judse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

II doesn't seem 10 have occurred to
any senator TO propose that coin
be tossed TO determine whether there
shall be an extra session.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

state employees who failed 10 con
meet with cash on this months pay
day are doubtless asking What's the
matter with Alabama"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Colombia must realize there is no
occasion FOR rush IN planning to
spend the.625, 900. 900 it hopes to get
from US.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
Alert

suspect-Well. boy. what are you
looking at me like that for7
Jealous Boy Scout (on guard at
reseryoirl l-Please. sir. we're looking
for foreign gentleman with fifty
tons Of chemicals concealed on his
person.-London Sketch,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Congressman Campbell OF Kansas
asks the railroads to resume exten-
sion of their lines, but didn't tell
them how.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

II those Would-be cornerers Of
wheat don't watch out they'll get a
whack or two from the colonels big
stick"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Politicians are not the only people
who make the mistake Of economizing
at the bottom, instead Of at the top.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

NEw Y0RF FEB NY PrGseGt wife and met at her tsthes
g1g know won both my brides said Lord Douglas Moore Gray
annuled
his wife will a world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
POLICE COURT NEWS
OF CHILD
BUT NOT MARRIED

Because she feared the father Of her
child Of a few weeks intended TO leave
instead Of marrying her, as he had
promised, Katy Willmon, pretty IS
year old girl, appealed to the police
for protection. II loved him so much
and l treated him as l would a dear
husband" said the fearful mother of
the child which she held in her arms
yesterday in municipal court.
She had had the father Of her child,
NJ. A. Hubbert, with whom hse has
lived as man and wife in West Tulsa
for several months, arrested on d
charge Of assault and battery,
He was to marry me as soon as
an interval Of six months had elapsed
after he got his divorce" said Miss
Willmon. "Of late his affection for
me has seemed to wane. oh. yes, he
is the only father Of the baby, but
I'm afraid he does not love II as he
should.
Yesterday we fused about her.
became angry and he talked rough 10
me. / was afraid he'd leave, go I had
him arrested. But / love him just the
same"
The couple have known one another
for four or five years. She was his
sweetheart before ne married the first
time. Then she was true to him after
his marital relations proved unhappy.
When he got his divorce he brought
her to West Tulsa and took a room
with Patrolman Sullivan Of the local
police department. They purported To
be married
She has never been happy, always
fearing that she would lose him, al
though he has supported her faith
fully, telling her that he would marry
her as soon as his six months had
elapsed. He asserted in court yester-
day that this was still his intention.
The case was postponed till Thurs
day in order to give the court time 10
consider the case. A. NJ. We,ch, hui
name agent, was called in 10 help ad-
Just affairs. Hubert is being held on
$500 bail.
II. A. Baird, who holds all the med
ais for getting away from policemen.
was assessed a 9O-day sentence in mu-
niCipal court yesterday. Baird caused
q near panic Wednt sday afternoon
when he escaped temporarily from
Detectives Joyce and Stege, who fired
several shots as they ran. They cap
tured him I'm the Nebraska building,
leading him to the police station, fol-
lowed by several hundred men and
boys
Blair is an eN-jockoy. He admits
That he uses morphine and that he
has serTed time in the McAlester PEN
ltentiary. lie has been In Tulsa sew
eral weeks without any employment.
Detective overly arrested him several
days ago. but he escaped out the side
door of the police station when he
was brought up in the patrol wagon.
Robbery Of the residence Of j. A.
feager 1885 South Boulder. In which
two diamond rings. a watch and other
lewelry OF less value. which occurred
Monday night. was yesterday reported
10 the police department. Detective
l'el Becarro made preliminary investi-
cation, but information as to the
utuufg fHgntIfy A..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Tss --r's1'irr - Tts w-r.t i' rot
.iaf fts city bee roo g-rT.r tlg-!g l'
geo uhtsf s-lttt.a i1T 1r.lazK g-Ty.fsf.
be- i.u iAe a-'rr Lsgart-slt kai E1i
10 20 SIS u-as -sursr.- 30 10 the uti.r
Eh.EA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

Robbery Of the residence Of j. A.
feager, 1885 South Boulder. In which
two diamond rings. a watch and other
Jewelry OF less value. which occurred
Monday night. was yesterday reported
TO the police department. Detective
Del Becarro made preliminary investi-
CATION, but information as to the
mans Identity il meagre.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

JIM PILKLNGTON, traffic officer
al the intersection Of Third and Main
streets, stated Yesterday that the re-
port Of the automobile accident which
occurred at Second and Main at 6:30
o'clock Thursday night was wrongly
reported to have happened at his cor
ner. PilkinRton boasts of the fact that
there has never been an accident at
Third and Main, the busiest corner in
town, since he has been in charge Of
the traffic at that place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

THE FIRST FATALITY from the
smallpox epidemic among the negro
population Of TulH occurred ycH'T-
day when James Powell who liyCd
at bO7 North Frankfort died.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 12-New
bills have been introduced in the Fifth
Oklahoma Legislature as follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

l. J. and Joe I.aley and ]. VI.
Brown. all Nowata oil men, were in
the city Yesterday. They stopped at
the oxford.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
City News In Brief

%
A VALUABLE TEAM Of horses wah
stolen several days ago from the farm
Of John Archer, north ~ Tulsa, &C
rorduR 10 report made 10 the Bhcr-
iffB office ycstcrday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13

JOHN WOODS, aged Il, Yesterday
declined TO accept $5 offered him pro-
vidng that he would not swear out
warrant for the arrest Of Bud Collins,
charging him with assault II is al
legged in the information that Collins
struck Mrs. Harma Woods, mother Of
John Woods, several times as she lay
helpless on bed at her home. He
then attacked the Womans son.
Friends OF Collins offered young
Woods 50 If ne would not cause his
arrest.
Douglas Island news., 1915-01-13
Have 9 Little Smile

of our good old Rye Whiskey, Gleu Dhue Scotch or Hudsons Bay Rum and you'll wear tEe smile tbat won't come off. Irs wholesome as we'll as braciog. Our liquors are the simon pure article, neither adulterated nor diluted. Have a little in the house for use as drink or use it as a medicine aud save doctor bills. Our Hudsons Bay Rom or Scotch Wbiskey mixed with hot water aud sugar are tbe best known remedies to cure a cold or kill disease germs. Let us send you bottle
 Phone ? Free delivery.
Douglas Island news., 1915-01-13

Fairbanks.-The city assessor has concluded his work, showing that prop erty of the value of S2,8OOO,OOO has been listed by him in this city and subject 10 the tax levy of per cent. which the city council has fixed as the tax rate for l9l4.19l5 It is expected the city of Fair banks will be out of debt in April of next year, when the next coun- cjl is elected A policy of retrench. meut was started a year ago and the officials have pulled the debt down SO that it will soon be wiped out entirely.
Douglas Island news., 1915-01-13

pended for the relief of persons in Alaska who are indigenj and incapaci' tated through homage, old age, sickness or accident; and that all the residue ot said fund shall be devoted to the con- struclion and maintenance of wagon roads bridges, and trails in said Terri tory; that the Territory of Alaska is hereby authorized to expend the said funds for the uses designated herein by general laws passed by the legisla- ture, and the said Territory is author ized to exercise legislative control over the expenditure of all license funds collected both within and without inc corporated towns in said Territory; and in 70 far as the provisions of this Act conflict with the provisions of any prior Act of Congress the prior Act is hereby modified or repealed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-23
N|EMCY W NOWO-
RADOMSKU.

Jeden z obywateli Noworadorri-
ska, ktoremu udaio sic przedostac
do Warszawy, donosi, ze poczat-
kowo Noworadomsk zajeli All
stryacy, ktorzy ma komendanta
miasta przeznaczyli Czecha, lecz
przy koncu grudnia do miasta we
sill Prusacy i nianowali komen-
dantem jednego re swoich Office
row. Wladze niemieckie rliewy--
czerpane So W pomyslach zdoby-
wanna nowych zrodei podatkow
W powiecie Noworadomskim ma
lozono podatek violently grunto-
wy po 2 ruble z morga ziemi' Me
mcy zlaczyll NoWoraoomsk z
Piotrkowem Gala siecia drog pod
iazdowych, ktore przewaznie slu-
"a do przewozu arryleryi.
Niemieckie pociagi sanitarne,
kierowane z pod Skierniewic
przez Piotrk6w, Czestochowe,
Herby, Wrociaw do Niemiec, e
wakuja przewaznie lekko ran
nych zoinierzy. Dla rannych ciez-
ko Niemcy urzadzili wzdiuz linii
kolei MISUNDERSTANDING ca
iy szereg szpitali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-23
NOwe 0bostrzenia.

Berlin, 90 kwietnia. - Admira-
licya niemiecka ogiosila nowe swe
przepisy dotyczace kontrabandy
wojennej: uznano W Mich "a
kontrabande wszelkie optyczne
przyrzady, aeroplany, narzedzia
rozmaite instrumenty, GLOW, we
giel, weine, zelazo, miedz i Gala
mase innych artyku}ow, ktorych
przew6z znowu bedzie wstrzy-.-
many rla ME wiadono jak. diugq
co sic przeteWsEystki znow v, ,la a.
neutralnych zgubnie odbije.
Loridyn, 20 kwietnia. = Oi.lis
,czono urzedowo liz niienie ME
mieckie, znajdujsce sic W wojen--
nych konfiskatach W. Anglii1 wy
nosi SUNG ogolna wartoSci 425
milionow dol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-23
Sprawy Morskie.

Berlin, 90 kwietnia. = Admi-
ralicya niemiecka oglosila, IL W
ostatnich dniach nury niemieckie
zatopiiy nur angielski - szczego.
low zadnych ME podano. Grecki
parowiec nieznanej navy = ma
jeohal ma mine i poszedl na dino z
kapitanem i kilku ludzmi zalogi.
Flota wojenna niemiecka przeby-
wa ma Morzu Poinocnem, flota
angielska ma sic znajdowac bli-
sko brzeg6w Norwegii. Zdaje sig
.przygotowuje sic ma Morzu Poi
nocnem bitwa, co wskazuje i ten
fakt, re wszystkie parowce z Ho-
landyi wstrzyrnano W Anglii,
a do Anglii ruch rowniez
zostai zatrzymany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-23
z BOlin1OWa.

Bolim6w, nieszczeSliwa osada z
iej $500 mieszkahcami ucierpia-
Ia najwiecej z caiej okolicy: mao
ko} ruiny i pustka. ".
Zrazu meiszkahcy, gdy cd kano
nady Jelly sic trza5c 5ciany W do
mach, szukali schronienia W pi-
wnicach i tam jednak ME bylo bez
piecznic: w rynku, poSrodku osa-
dy, pociski zniszczyiy diva domy,
gdzie W piwnicach skrylo sic 6
rodzin; czsst z Mich udalo sic u
ratowac, 10 jednak os6b ponioslo
smierc. .~.s
Wtedy szuka1o ratunku W
murach dwu kosciolow, ktore po-
siada Bolimow. Lecz pociski tu
wpadaly. ludnosc, szukajaca tu
ratunku, ME wziawszy soba "a
pasow zywnosci, .przymieraia glo
dem. Odwazniejsi, ktorzy, prag-
nae riasycic pragnienie, wyszli z
kosciola po wode, padli trupem
ma progu koscielnym.
Kanonada bez przerwy trwala
dwie DOLBY, ma trzeci dzieh poci-
ski zaczeiy padac ma koscioiy,
zrywajac dachy i zabijajac wier-
nych. Wtedy byli zabici: Moz--
gar, Minkiewicz, Macewicz, Le-
ziecki inni. Ludzie W bezgranicz-
nej panice, Srod ciemnej nocy,
rozswietlanej tylko wybuchami
szrapneli, uciekali z nieszczeSli--
wei osady W pola, gdzie pociski
nieprzyjacielskie zmiotiy: s5let--
niego Malmeda, Karczewskiego j
innych. CzeSc ich po SOgodzin--
nej pof6zy dotaria do zyrardo-
wa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-23

dostarcza gofwiecej j akcya poi
die razniej prowadzona rowno-
czesnie cd strony NORA ladu. -
Donosza dalej, il W poblizu wysp
Iemnos Tenedos Gala flota. trans
portowc6w czeka wojskiem,
gotowem do ladowania i zapewne
teraz po zdobyciu portu Enos Ia
dowanie tofda sic przeprowadzic.
Pancerniki zasie angielskie i fran
cuskie wykazuja podobniez przy-
gotowania do wznowienia energi-
czniejszej akcyi W cieSninach -
wogole dokosa Dardanellow przy-
gotowem do ladowania i zapewne
ciesniny Bombardowanie pozycyi
.tureckich ma Gallipoli ME usta--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-23

Rzyrn, 90 Ewietnia. - Praso-
we istniejs doniesienia, re Rad
wsoski wystosowa3 do austryac-
hego note W tonic tax stsnow-
Gym, il ia nalezy uwazac "a ul-
tirnatum; nalezy zaznaczyc, re
wiadomos6 ia ME dala sic narazie
stwierdzie, poniewaz wladze pod
bardzo ScisIa cenzurs trzymaIa
wszelkie informacye dotyczace
kwestyi austryackiei. Co do sa-
meize kwestyi tel opinia istnieje
podw6jna: wciaz jeszcze spora
lest liczba dobrze informowanych
os6b, utrzymujacych, IL wojna da
sic uniknaG, opinia jednak pow
szechna jest "a woina i W caiym
lraiu. nastr6j Jest podniecony do
najwyzszego stopnia. Ma pogra-
niczach czynnosci wojskowe wra
dniem aoca; doniesiono wczo--
raj, Il aeroplan austryacki wi
dziano rekonesuiacy mad wybrze-
zami wschodnieni Wloch
dodaso to jeszcze oliwy do ognia
niecheci antyaustryackich we
WIoszech.
- w niedfugim czasie spo--
dziewaja sic przybycis do Rzymu
nowego posla rosyjskiego bar.
Giersa, dyplomata ten udajac sig
do Rzymu ma odwiedzic po dro-
DE dwory rumuhsl1i, serbski, a
moze i grecki, ale ME pojedzie do
Sofii, CO uwazaja "a objaw niepo-
mySlnych stosunkow Rosyi But
garyi. Co do Rumunii to ma ist-
nice bardzo Scisle porozumienie
pomiedzy Wlochami a tenn pan
stwem TAX dalece, IL prasa sadzi,
re oba te pahstwa razem ewentu-
alnie do wojny wystapia, zadne
nich ME zaiatwR swych ma Au-
stryi pretensyi - oddzielnie. Ru-
nunia oswiadczyia Austryi, IL "a
odstepstwo pewnych terytoryow
= zachowa neutralnoSc, ale Au--
strya ME przystala ma to zadanie
w Rumunii pogotowie wojenne
Jest utrzymywane, armia zmobi-
lizowana, gotowa wystapic kaz--
diego momentu na teatr wojenny.