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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

past ten days. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Ryan. who have occupied the Carroll
home. will remove to a suite in the
Calais apartments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Free this week, with any dress hat
from $3.50 up, sport hat. Unique
Millinery. 40S 1-2 South Main.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Mrs. Ralph Brownlee will return
home today after ten days visit In
McAlestcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Baker Of Arkan.
sas City are Tulsa visitors for q few
days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Try brick of Crystal Cream for
dinner today Quick delivery. Quaker
Drug company.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

An evening meeting Of Crown Seal
chautauqua was held in the home OF
Mrs. w. e. Elliott Monday when
the members heard the reports
of the delegates to the Muskogee dis
trict meeting and listened to an in
structive address on the subject Of
'.The Humanitarian Side of Astrol-
ogy," by Mr.. b. F. Pinney.
1t was one Of the most pleasant
gatherings Of the season in Crown
Seal circles and was CO l;luded with
the serving Of refreshments at the
Quaker grill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Mrs. j. w. watkins and grand
daughter, Agatha Brown, have gone
to Muskogee for a visit with Doctor
and Mrs. o. c. Klass.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Miller had as
their guests during the Oklahoma
Press meeting Mr.. and Mrs. j. r..
Carselowey and son James Of Adair,
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Miss Adah Robinson of Oklahoma
City came yesterday for weekend
visit with Mrs. X. +. Macarthur.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Miss Vinita Crutchfield has returned
from a few weeks pleasant visit in
Kansas City and Vinita:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Mr.. Charles w. Bliss left yesterday
for weeks stay in Kansas City anG
Excelsior Springs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Doctor Dickson. Osteopath.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carroll are
expected to return today from Chi
cago. where they have been the guests
q Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Black for the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14
NEW LINEN SETS

This week We received . beautiful
collection Of all pure linen table sets.
cloths and napkins tn match. In all
the very latest and prsttiest desiGnA
The cloths are 73x73 and 1880.
priced each $3.50 To $500. Napkins
are 31x13. priced pe5 dozen $50 to
(MAIN FLOOR NORTH,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14
California Fruit

We are now recei, inc daily ship
ments Of cherries. plums and april
cots direct from California. These
shipments will continue until the
season closes in October. Come in
and get the genuine California fruit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14

wash n o6 the next morning With Cuticxa
Soap. repeated this few nights end NJ
scalp became clear and my hair full Of life.
and I was completely healed" (Sisnedl
Mis- Eta Love. Route I. Ben Franklin.
Tea. July 9. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With 39-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
drsn postcard ''Cutisuss, Dept. T. -.
eea." Sold throughout the world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-14
CLUBS

Mrs G. II. Thompson entertained
very pleasantly Friday afternoon with
the matrons Of the I.ofting club and
several additional friends as guests.
Sewing and crochet claimed the at
tention Of the party during the after
noon, and refreshments were served.
Besides the club members there were
present Mesdames O., T. Dawson, ].
Edgar DeHart, w. ]. Collier. w. NJ.
Ellis and Mss Ada I.angfitt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24

They may have been dropped in
the library; but l was In and out
of that room during the early
evening, long before the time OF
the tragedy"
But you didn't have the fan
with you, then" | PERSISTED; "be-
cause | remember you went to
your room for it, when you and /
were together after our dance"
Miss Gardiner swayed as IL
about faint. Miss Maxwell sprang
to her aid, and led her from the
room.
81 can't have this poor girl tor
tured, Peter" said the gentle old
lady, and they went away, leaving
me to face new suspicion that
was as unwelcome as it was unex-
pected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24
Pretty New Neckwear

WE ARE SHOWING just now handsome
w and widely varied assortments of the
newest Neckwear conceits for Sprang and
Summer-a noteworthy feature of this dis
play is the wide variety of pieces illustrating
the new cape effect. Wonderfully complete
assortments and exceptional values at 25c, &c.
SOC, CSC and 75c apiece broadway Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24
THE CANDY BOX

THE CANDY BOX
Chocolate Nut Fudge 28c ID.
100 pounds OF this tooth
some candy fresh from our
own kitchen.
Chocolate Creams 2gc ID.
Our own hand dipped Choco-
late Cream taste means
more.
AT THE FOUNTAIN
Ice Cream and Cake &c.
4 liberal piece of our own
baking cake with choice of
vanilla, chocolate. straw
berry or pistachio Ice Cream
= all day Saturday, e.
r8eryiceu 80 ......OO
broadway Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24

eeeaseeasasa
for
Ready With F.,
dable, Reasona
With Rhodes
MORNING
| | SPECIALS |
SAL HEPATICA-large size
bottles of this popular rheu-
matte remedy on sale Satur-
day 8 to IL only cHn
AT .......... VVV
broadway Floor.
TEA-Lipton's famous yell
low Label Blend. A India
and Ceylon Tea-h lib. tins
on sale Saturday 8 to 900
IL only at, per tin. .kJO
9Th Bargain Floor.
MILK-the we'll known and
deservedly popular Mt. YER
non brand-large cans--on
sale Saturday 8 to IL only
at FIVE Or.
CANS for ........O OO
9Th Bargain Floor.
DANISH CLOTHS inches
wide-an excellent wool and
cotton material that Is wash
able and that is particular
ly desirable for children's
wear-comes in light, me-
dlum and navy blue and
black-on sale Saturday 8
to ~ only at, 10o
per yard ....... IJV
Eleventh Street Floor.
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
summer weight-cotton rib
bed. low neck, no sleeve.
with cuff or UNI brella kree
all sizes-on sale Satur-
day 9 to IL only at, 9Oo
per suit ......... VVO
broadway Floor.
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS
-cotton-black and white
"a fine rib for girls in
black and white-a heavy
rib for boys in black only
a very good hose for school
wear all sizes - reduced
Saturday 9 to II f11o
only to, per pair 1Z2V
broadway Floor.
MEMS SOCKS = cotton =
sea mless-come in black,
white, tan, navy, gray, pur-
pie and heliotrope--excep-
tional values-all sizes-on
sale Saturday 8 to IL o.
only at, per pair .JO
broadway Floor.
WOMEN'S UNDERMUSLIN
dainty Corset Covers and
Drawers, made of fine quail
ity sheer materials-daintily
lace and embroidery trim
med-take your choice of
the lot Saturday between 9
and IL only at, 10o
per pair ...... IOO
Third Floor.
WOMEN'S AND MISSES
KERCHIEFS-175 dozen in
the lot-fine for every day
use-come in corner EN-
broidery effects and colored
edge designs-on sale Sat-
urday morning between 8
and IL only at each o.
&c; DOZEN for. OJO
-Broadway Floor.
| CRASH TOWELING - ex-
cellent quality Crash Towel
ing-red or blue border eff
fects--Saturday to ~ only
buy 1t at, per Eo
ydru w
tLimit 10 yards to a GUS
toner
Eleventh Street Floor.
No Mail or Telephone orders
filled and We reserve the
right to limit quantities on
any of the above items.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24
4 Splendid Underwear Numbers

Women's "Kayser" fine rib
bed mercerized Cotton Union
Suits in low neck sleeveless
styles with cuff or umbrella
knee-plain banded finish
come in pink or white-re-
inforced garments-all sizes
provide an unusual value
at 75c and 81 a suit.
Women's "Kayser" good
Swiss ribbed cotton Vests
come in low neck sleeveless
style with plain or fancy
yokes-all sizes-priced 35c
"a for 81.
-BrOadway Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24

Women's "Kayser" fine Jer-
sey ribbed mercerized Isle
Union Suits = low neck,
sleeveless. with cuff knee
plain banded finish-come
in pink or white-all rein
forced a truly splendid
value at $1.25 a suit.
Women's "Kayser" low neck
sleeveless Vests in the mer-
cerized isle; have plain
banded top. crocheted edges
and yokes in several pretty
patterns; a mighty big
value at soc a garment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-24
Carpet Whip &c

Good Carpet Whip or Beat
er-made Of heavy braided
wire; strong and lasting,
Saturday, very special, o.
each ........... u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22
wach; TEN latwiej przyszlo Mem
com objac komende mad Austrya'
NASTEPCA. MOZLIWOSCI
NAPRZYSZLE.

Nastepca tronu, a dis Ju2 ce-
sarz arcyks. Karol Franciszek o.
zef liczy lat 90, ur. 10. sierpnia
1887, jest synem arcyks. Otrona
Franciszka J6zefa, brata zamordo
wanego Franciszka Ferdynanda
d'Este. w r. 1911. poSlubii arcyks.
Zyte Parmeiska, Z ktorej ma sy-
ma Karola Franciszka Jozefa Ot-
tona, ur. 1912. Mad rodzina ma
stepcy tronu zawis}o pietno oble-
du: matzonka jego jest jednem Z
2Orga dzieci swych rodzic6w, z
kt3rych 17ro bylo .uposledzonych
IA umySle. =. Fatalny to progno-
styk; sam Karol Franciszek J6zef
lest r6wniez SLIME obciazony
dziedzicznie, -.jak zreszta wszy-
scy Habsburgowic. o. jego zdol-
nosciach wiadomo bardzo maio.
Wog6le nigdy ME by} on trakto-
wany jako mozliwoSc ma tronie i
zajeto sic MIN dopiero po zgonie
Franciszka Ferdynanda. w GA
sic wojny przebywai ia froncie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22

wSchodnim rosyjskim, lecz prowa
dzenie walk ia tym froncie ME
bylo w jego reku - jak wiadomo
dowodzi tam sztab niemiecki.
Jake faktycznie losy czekaja All
strye pod rzadami tego nowego
cesarza, oczywista trudno pre-
widziet: politycy widza kilka "a
sadniczych mozliwosci, a miedzy
niemi: Rozbior Austryi - zw1a-
SEGA w razie zwyciestwa Allan
tow; Galicya posziaby do Polski,
wloskie prowincye do W}och,
niemieckie do Niemiec, Bosnia i
Herzegovina do Serbii, Siedmio--
grod Rumunii, Wegry i'Czechy-
niepodlegle: inna mozliwoscia
Jest ME uznanie nowego krola ma
'Wegrzcch, kt6re maja pewne pra-
wa o decyzyi nastepstwa ma swyin
tronie; wowczas Wegry pewnie--
by skIoniIy sic do pokoju, coby
r6wniez rnoglo przySpieszyc po-
k6j ogolny i zwyciestwo Allan
low, oraz rozbior Austryi. Jcsz--
cze lima ewentualnost jest taxa,
Il nowy cesarz wytrwa W przy-
mierzu Nienlcami ich pomor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22
Centra|ni zajef CrajoVa.
Ma Zachodzie Europy.
Z Innych eatrow Wojny.
Sprawy Morskie.
Sprawy Morskie.
PO ZGONIE.

Londyn, %. listopada. - Pc
zgonie cesarza premier Korber
zwo4at posiedzenie gabinetu mi
nisteryalnego. Miasto Wieden W
zaiobie: wszedzie flagi czarne-
kiry; pisma wychodza w zaiob-
nych obwodkach - wrazenie ogol
ne slime. Donosza z Budapesztu,
IL premier wegierski, hr. Tiszs ro-
wniez zwo}al posiedzenie gabinetu
wegierskiego. poczem ma przybyG
do Wiednia. Jake So postanowie-
MIA obu gabinetow, ME wiadomo
Nastepca tronu bawi we Wiedniu
o pogrzebie-ceremoniale caiym
- mic ME wiadomo narazie. Cze-
kaja wyczerpujacych wieSci z
Wiednia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22
ZYCIORYS I CHARAKTERY-
STYKA.

Cesarz tranciszek Jozef urodzil
sic 18. Sierpnia w r. 1880, liczyl
wiec lat Sc; wstapil ma tron pc
abdykacyi swego wuja ces. Fer
dynanda w dniu 2. grudnia 1848.,
majac niespeina lat IS, rzadzii "a
tenn lat prawie 6Sl Najdiuzsze to
w dziejach nowozytnych panowa-
ME - jedynie krolowa Wiktorya
siegneia podobnie d}ugich lat ma
tronie, ma ktorym zasiadaia lat
81. w ciagu tych tax dlugich
Swoich rzadow Franciszck Jozef
widziai kompletny przewr6t i
przemiane Z gruntu stosunkow
polityczno spoiecznych w Euro
pie. lecz re "a zmianami temi po-
jeG powszechno ludzkich podazai
leniw0 niezbyt chetnie jake ty-
powy monarchista i feudal, przeto
>pozniai sic, wahal, zwlekai Z
wprowadzaniem zmian owych w
SVEN wielonarodowem panstwie,
przeto moe i urok wladzy Jego
siabia Z roku ma rok, w pan
stwie rozterki nieustanne i bezlad
wzrastaly rownoczeSnie marny-
mi finansowymi stosunkami: au-
stryacka gospodarka, austryacki
rad - poszly w przyslowie mic
dzynarodowe... Vice panowanle
Franciszka Jozefa choc dlugle
szczeSliwem ME bylo nj dla kra-
iu, nj dla monarchy: "a czasow
lego rozluznienie weziow. Meg
dys spajajacych 6w konglomerat
narodoWosclowy zwany AuStro-
Wegrami, doszfo do ostatecznos-
ci; zredukowal sic faktycznie ten
zwiazek KRAKOW koronnych do in
teres6w korony tylko - do intere
sow domu Habsburgow, oraz W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22
Zgon Austryackego Cesarza. Charakteystyka. n
stepca. MoAiWo$G PoGtyczne Woenne.
JAG0W 0DSTAWKE,
= Teatrow W0jeppYCh.

najlepSzym razie do pewnego ro-
dzaju koniecznoSci politycznej -
zatkania w samym Srodku Euro
py przepaSci, jakaby sic wytwo--
rzyla przez rozdziai Austryi
wSrod sasiadow, lakomych jej
posiadioSci. Jezeli i nadal Austrya
sic utrzyma to tylko ten wzglad
bedzie racyq stanu jej podtrzy--
mania / zachowania - innych ra-
cyl niema rzeczywiScie, a zato So
glosy, ME obce ME nowe zresz-
ia - zapowiadajace rychly roz--
bior Austryi, zwIaszcza po zgonie
Franciszka Jozefa, kt6rego oso-
ba wick - bye moze wstrzymy-
waly zapedy i zakusy zaborcze.
Iakusy te i zapedy rozpetala jed
max terazniejsza wojna - ktorej
przecie sprawca niemal bezpoSre-
dnim byf sam Franciszek Jozef-
- jak wiadomo.
Jak zaznaczono rzady Francisz-
ka Jozefa ME byly pomySlne dla
Austryi - pod zadnym wzgle--
dem. Wojny, jake Austrya pro-
wadziia "a niego - przegra4a
wszystkie, Pruska, W}oSka --
jedynie zaborem ibezprawiem po-
wiekszyia Austrya swe posiad}o-
sci, anektujac W ostatnich latach
Bosnie Herzegovina, ktora cd
lat trzymala w okupacyi, a czem
rzucila zarzewie pierwsze wojny
obecnej, wzniecajac przeciw sobie
niechec ludlow poiudniowo-sfo-
wianskich, zw1aszcza Serbow. o
wewnetrznych sprawach Austryi
- co nieco juz wzmiankowalismy
- dada sic one okreslic jako bez-
glowie powszechne, rozterka mie
dzynarodowa, wojna domowa ty-
siacznie zawikianych intereSow,
partyi, partyjek, obozow i ludlow,
przytem wszystkiem bankruct-
wo nieledwie finansow - marno-
ia administracyi biurokratycznej
ma kazdem polu i w kazdej die
dzinie. Jedyna korzystna strona
tych d{ugoletnich rzadow bezrza-
dnych jest ia okolicznoSc,, IL kra-
je austro-wegierskie maja samo-
rad, gwarantowany konstytu-
cya, ,,najlaskawiej udzielona" z ko
niecznoSci przymusu przez Fran
ciszka Iozefa. Konstytucya au-
stryacka : nawiasem rzeklszy Ii
cha i nieudolna dale krajom ko--
ronnym samorzad w ich spra-
wach gospodarczych wewnetrz--
nych, a jezeli ktory tych kra-
jow zdolal sobie wyrobic jaki ta-
XII dobrobyt i. jakas wlasna spre-
zystsza nieco administracye
spraw wewnetrznych - to to je-
60 wlasna praca zasfuga, Z
pewnoScia ME 1aska. =. Wiednia.
Tabor polski Austryi - Galicya
ME ma zadnego powodu admira-
cyl tych wiedehskich rzadow -
nj osoby cesarza zmar}ego: jej ma
dana konstytucya ME zdoia}a u
leczyc ran nagrodzic STRAIT arcy-
zdzierczej gospodarki austryac--
kiei pred czasow nadania, a
wszystko, CO "a konstytucyj-
nych juz .czas6w tyczylo sic Cali
cyl byio we Wiedniu traktowane
DO austryacku. >. Charakterysty-
cznym rysem ostatniego ,okresu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22
ZGoN CESARZA AUSTRYI.

Londyn, %. listopada. - Cesarz
Austryi, kr6l Wegier, Franciszek
Jozef Iszy - ME zyje: zmari 21-
60 listopada godz. 9-tej wieczo-
rem W Schoenbrunn, zamku pry-
watnym pod Wiedniem. WieSe
podaia agencya prasowo telegra-
ficzna Reutera.
-Od 1890 bm. wiadomo byio,
IL Franciszek Jozef znowu zanie-
mogl ma zaziebienie, ktorego
wywiaza}o sic zapalenie prawego
pfuca - lekkie. lecz wobec bardzo
podesziego wieku pacyenta groz-
ne: liczyf Franciszek J6zef lat Sc
- rzadzii prawie 6S!... Ostatnie
lata panowania chorowai prawie
ciagle. posunai sic bardzo, zdzie-
cinia{ nieledwie - podtrzymywa-
no 60 sztucznie niemal przy zyciu
i na tronie. ..
OkolicznoSci, towarzysza-
cych zgonowi chwilom ostatnim
cesarza niema prawie zadnych
narazie. Wiadomo tylko, IL wieSc
wywarIa wraienie we Wiedniu,
gdzie cesarz starry cieszy} sic po-
pularnoScia. - Zgonu spodziewa-
no sic kazdej chwiG Cd czasu d}uz
szego; byfy nawet juz poprzednio
wiele razy pog4oski o chorobie,
dogorywaniu - lub nawet o Ego
ME cesarza: rnimo to zdawa}o sic,
ze chory starzec te niedyspozy-
eye przebedzie - podobno cesarz
nawet W czasie choroby jakichs je
szcze audyencyi udzielal dopie-
TO podejrzenia, IL stan jego moze
bye grozniejszym - wzbudzif te-
legram o zamierzonem powofaniu
na wspoirzadce m8odego nastepcy
tronu akcyks. Karola Franciszka
J6zefa, dis juz nowego cesarza
Austryi. Miaio sic to odbyc dnia
2, grudnia. kiedy przypada8a rocz-
MICA wstapienia ma tron 6S-ma -
Franciszka Jozefa ME docze-
kai jej, a Karol jest dis miast
wspo{rzadca - cesarzem.
,,Koelnische Volkszeitung" do
nosi, il W miniona sobote udzielo-
no cesarzowi ostatnich Sakramen-
tow i zawezwano do Wiednia ma
stepce tronu rosyjskiego frontu
wojny.Siiy chorego opadafy wido-
cznie juz cd czwartku zesziego ty-
godnia ;oddychal z trudem,nie jadi
prawie mic, zywotnoSc uchodzifa
widocznie. w niedziele jeszcze byl
II ioza chorego premier Korber.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22

ca stlumlby wszelkie opozycye !
prowadzic zechce wojne do koiica
- niepewnego wciaz jeszcze: W
takim razie zmiana na tronie ME
spowoduje waznieiszych zmian W
toku wypadkow wojennych po-
litycznych, zmian tych dopiero
20 wojnie spodziewac sic bedzie
mona. q.
JAGOW w ODSTAWKE.
Amsterdam, %. listopada. -
Donosza z Berlina, IL minister
spraw zagranicznych niemieckich,
Gottlieb v. Jagow - zrezygno-.
wal; nastepca bedzie prawdopodo-
bnie dotychczasowy wice-mini--
ster DIR. Alfred Zimmerman. So
przypuszczenia, il Jagow zostanie
ambasadorem niemieckin we
Wicdniu. Jagow by} dawniej am
basadorem W Rzymie, a nalezal
do zwolennik6w porozumienia
sic Niemiec Anglia. thinner.
mann uchodzi "a wytrawnego po--
lityka: onto prowadzii dyskusys
Niemiec re Stanami Zjedn. W cza.
sic wojny W sprawie walk nura-
mil dowodziI zawsze, ze Niemcy
wake te prowadza W granicach
prawa rniedzynarodowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-22

dziejowego W Austryi So rozterki
miedzy narodowoSciami, zamie-
szkujacemi kraje koronne, ktore
wszystkie pragne}y mice dla Sic
bic swobod troche Z tego co rad
! konstytucya dawaly, a Wieden
umiai doskonale wygrywac inte-
resy tych ludlow grup narodo-
woSciowych przeciwko sobie -
W mySl zasady ,,divide ct impera"
- bo powaSnionych i wasniacych
sic wiecznie: Polakow Rusina-
mi, Czech6w z Niemcami, SIowen
cow z Wegrami, Wloch6w Z
Niemcami it'd. it'd, latwiej \mogl
trzymac w zaleznoSci.
Innym szczeg6lem czasu rza-
dow Franciszks Jozefa byio sta
teczne podporzadkowywanie Au.
stryi coraz silniejszym wp}ywom
N1erniec, w kt6rych hegemonia
Prus i mad Austrya zaciazy1a, co
sic przejawia}o diugo pred woj-
na biezaca, co w tel wojnie do
szio do szczytu, do tego, IL fax
tycznie Gala Austrya z armia, fl
nansami, zapasami zywnoSci, re
wszystkiem wog6le poszia pod
komende prusko-niemiecka, co sic
nave sarnym Niemcom austryac-
kim ME podoba, ME m6wiac o in
nych malkontentach, mp. We
grach i Czechach.
Franciszek J6zef osobiScie byi
cziowiekiem bardzo ograniczo-
nych zdolnoSci, iatwo illegal
wplywom dworak6w, doradcow i
ministr6w dobiera} przewaznie IL
chych - totez poza Go}uchow-
! skim i Badenim "a czasow jego
ME by}o ami jednego wybitniej-
szego umysiu II steru rzad6w au-
stryackich - sami kompromiso-
wcy, najczeSciej biurokraci, kto-
rych caly spryt wysilal sic ma la
tan:c austryackicj biedy, ale zdo-
bye sic ma jakies radykalne znia-
ny poprawe generalna stosun-
k6w ME by1i zdolni. Jedyna
bodaj zaleta Franciszka Joze-
ia byia umiejetnost obcowania z
ludzmi, przystepnoSt uprzej-
nosG, kt6remi wyrobi} sobie w
ciagu d}ugich swych rzad6w SYM
patye powszechna ME tylko W
swerr. pahstwie, ale i pozaniem-
TAX dalcce, IL wielu rzeczy %
szczedzano staremd cesarzowi" a
wr6zono, re kiedys po jego Ego
ME ,,kto vie, co Austrya be-
die, bo tylko jego osoba All
strye w kupie trzyma. .. Byl oze-
niony z Elzbieta Bawarska, kt6-
"a kr6tl;o tylko zy} szczesliwie-
p6zniej malzehstwo to bylo w}as-
civic formalnem tylko, bo cesa-
rzowa odsune}a sic niemal zupe}-
ME cd cesarza i jego dworu. Ro-
dzinne stosunki Franciszka Joze-
ia byly fatalne, czcm piszemy
ma :nnem miejscu. Z nastepca tro-
nu poprzednim arcyks. Ferdy-
nandem d'Estc ME znosit sic sta
rv cesarz. zgadujac w swym ma
stepcy umys' wiele wyzszy i sa-
nlodzielniejszy, pragnacy wyzwo-
liz Austrye pod hegenonii Prus.
w czasie. wojny Franciszek J6zcf
cafy prawie czas chorowaf i maio
wiedzial o istotnych jej spra-
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-09
THIRD BALLOON ASCENSION

Yesterday afternoon while the ball
game was at its best the aeronaut
was initiating his big balloon and just
about four O'Clock the big poles fell
and the ropes were released and the
cry went up, "There she goesm There
was u scramble In the grand stand
and the crowds rushred out for the
reason that the balloon took a west
erly course. The thousands that were
on the grounds turned their attention
to it and watched the aeronaut who
ascended gracefully waving his hands
at the big crowd as he ascended.
There was little more wind than
was pleasing to one who is going up
into the heavens and for the reason
that the balloon was moving over
rough country the parachute was re-
leased before the balloon reached the
elevation it reached the day before.
The descent of the parachute and the
performer was made just to the west
Of the fair grounds, but the big bal
loon could not be out done by its
owner in that way, so it went on up
moving for some time to the west
ward. II remained longer in the
heavens than usual and finally de-
sconded to the earth at point sew
eral miles up Junction creek This
made IL a difficult task to return the
balloon. Immediately after the bal
loon started men were sent to follow
it. They went as far as they could
in an auto and proceeded by foot and
horse in search Of the location of the
balloon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-09
THE BALL TEAMS

1t is doubted if ever there played
in Durango a cleaner and better set
of bali players than were at the fair
grounds this year. They got the
good will of the big crowds. There
was but little fault finding.
In the way of sports and entertain
ments the baseball, the balloon ascen.
sions and the band music We're the
leading attractions at the fair ground
While there were some good races
many of them We're not very strong,
but they helped to entertain the
crowds.
Many were the compliments given
the Bayfield, boys for their sldllrul
and manly baseball playing. They
have a fine lot of bail players from
that town and a lively bunch OF fans.
Durango people like the way they
play the game. The whole San Juan
was proud of them.
Our local boys are of the winning
class. They too are a clean lot Of
fellows and play strong game. We
are all proud Of them. We heard
compliment after compliment for
them and the Smelter Co.
Those Monte Vista boys are as
clean lot Of visitors rs have play
ed ball in Durango in many a year
They play the game right from the
start and never quit even when the
tide is going strong against them
They were the winners here and we
one and all, tip our hats to them
They are made of the right stuff anc
we will be pleased to hear about
them in the coming years.