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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-20

designed to serve the same object-to
enhance the price Of goods by cutting
off competition.
"In fact, the protective tariff and the
trusts are children of the same parent
aye the trust is the younger brother OF
the tariff.
1.-The s~pringing mp of trusts has put
upon the tariff question II new face.
The trust is ~extortion u~ndIssnised. 1t
bluntly bids the people stand ami
deliver The efforts TO obscure the
relationship between trusts and protec-
tive tariff will not succeed long. il they
succeed at all. No free and spirited
people will long endure snch combina-
lions when their natnre has once been
understood. | am in favor of prudent
and temperate reform, II wish Ia
avoid the danger Of abrupt, sweeping,
and possibly destructive changes.
am, therefore, in favor of the tariff
policy proposed by Mr. Cleveland, and
against that of the republican party.
And, in my humble opinion; the MAIL
ufacturers as well as the laboring men
will best serve their own interests if
they act upon the same view of the
subject.
THE ADMINISTRATION A NATIONAL
GAIN.
"During his presidency the country
has been relieved of an impression
sedulously fostered by party spirit. and
until within three years sincerely
entertained by many good citizens, that
one.hali of tho people were disloyal and
dangerous to the union, and that the
republic would go TO destruction if the
government passed from the hands OF
one party To those of another. This is
a gain TO the morals of our political life
which cannot be TOO highly appreciated.
f Moreover, President Cleveland has
given the country an administration of
public affairs which, notwithstanding
its shortcomings, has, in many impor-
|, tant respects, by its ability, its fidelity
|, to the public interest and its whole
some conservative spirit, d~eservedly
, and in q high degree won the approval
, and confidence of the people. And,
finally, he has by his tariff message
, identified himself and his candidacy
with an economic policy which bids
!, fair TO correct existing evils, to obviate
{ destructive disturbances, to enlarge the
remunerative activity of industrial
labor, and to secure u steady develop
: ment of the general prosperity.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF LAFAYErrE.S
In the Circuit Court OF said county. In vacation .
October 18th, lSSS.
Joseph Johnson, Emma Q. johnson
anu David Mcclure. plaintiffs.
william Shore, Jane sprague. -
Sprague, Mary Sims, Daniel Sims.
Katie Sims, Isaac Sims. Carrie,
Ragsdale, Daniel Ragsdalr,N Nancy
Dalton, James Dalton, Martha
Hide, William Hide, Philcna
Hamilton. James Hamilton, dury
Boner. r.. B0ner. Jane Walker,
John Walker. Alpha Ann Johnso
Clure. Charles L. Mcclure, Isaac
David Mcclure. William Marion
Mcclure. Lucy Isabel Mcclure.
Martha EvalIne Mcclure (minor),
Mary Hannah Mcclure (minor),
John Walter Mcclure (r,inor),
! Charles Il. Cummins, Vionna
| johnson, Clark Johnson, Sarah
Ragland, william Rdgland, John
II Ashcraft James Mcclure.
charles Mcclure. Mazda Hanil-
ton. Daniel Hamilton, defendants.
ITO the said drIeulau's, Alpha Aun johnson,
L Vienna Johnson, Clark johnson, Amanda
William Hide, John Reed, Margaret Ellen Nc
Clure and Charles Il. Mcclure, Isaac DaylC
Mcclure, William Marion Mcclure, Lucy lsabe
Mcclure, Martha Ev4linr Mcclure. Mary Han.
nah Mcclure, John Walter Mcclure, Charles II
Cummings. Saran RsglLnd, william Rtglant
and John II. AshcrIit: You are he,eby mott
/ utu lutt bllu llulniluS nuNt ntt u SUI
against you in said court by petition, It
OBJECT and general natur' of which il 10 Obtu 4
"A Judgment for partition among the partIe,
aforesaid accordingly In their rights in the ianI
whereof the late Cha les Mcclure. and Hannal
Barker G,CeIsed 'iI"t seized, to-wtt: Thirty.
one CD acres OF OF the north end OF IN
west half Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton thirt, en- Q3) n 30 thIrty-one C3D acre
of of the north end Of the cast hail of III,
ihsrIy-one CD acres on OF the north emf
of the east half OF the southeast quar-.
ter of section fourteen uD; alIo the
southeast quarter Ot the northeast quarter u
section fOuI teen Q4) all IN township Iorty-eigh
(iS). range twenty eight (2S). containing IN al
one hundred and thirty three C33O acres, il
Lafayette county, NJ asouri. And tn prayer o
said petition is that the court will order salt
land sold without the appointment OF commits
siuners, an ! the proceeds of said ale he divide,
among the parties in interest according TO thei
rights rs declared hy The court
And you are further notified that unless yO
appear ut the next term of said count. to be hegu
and held ut the courthouse, in the city of Lex
lnEtOn, IN said county, On the 3Td day OF DrcrH
hrr next. and on or before the 9th day of sui
term, If he term shall 50 long continue, and
not. then before the end Ol the term and ans We
sand petition, the same Will be taken as con
teSScd
And II is further ordered that IA copy hereof d
published in The Lexington Weekly Intelli ger
Ger, u newspaper published in said county
Lafayette, for four weeks successfully, the la,
insertion to he at least fnur weeks before d
commencement of the next term of this court.
a tru" copy. Attest:
"ci3,5 G. d DANIEL, Clerk,
Hy FRANK TRIGG, u G
CALLAHAN Il BLACKWELL, Att'ys for pla.n ii
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QUESTIONS FOB
lErom the N. Y. World.

IL IOm " ~ yin
If high tariffs make high wages why
have WorkIngmen of this country
those in the protected" industries
uoost of aIl-been compelled TO strike
for better wages thousands of times
daring The last fifteen years?
WHY, II the tariff protects, has labor
found It necessary to organize for sell
protection?
WHY, IL protection insures abundant
omploynent, have 1,O00,OOO workers
suffered enforced idleness at one time
and hundreds Of thousands been shu
ont at frequent intervslsp
Why are wages from 80 to 90 pei
cent higher in the same Industries II
different states that are all under the
same tariff and subjected TO free trade
among themselve?
WHY are wages lower in the 80
called protected Notwithstanding
,aiIl, manufactures, etc than in othei
forms of skilled labor -carpenters
.dasous, printers, ETC.?
"rhy are wages the lowest i'll th'
nest perfectly protected" couhtrie
Il yae worid-Chins, Russia and SPAN
and higher in free trade England thai
IN any protected country of Europe?
What section of the tariff law con
strsins protected manufacturers to adj
,he tariff 10 the wages OF the opera
riyes? Do they IN fact do this?
Let workiDgnen think OF ihes
ihjncB.
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Ladies.

Excessive sweating OF arm pits is q weak
ness Of the muscles controlling the sweat cells.
DIR. Kelly's Medicated Arm Shield Is war
rsnted to relieve this trouble effectually.
Endorsed by dress makers generally. Every
pair warranted to afford relief. For sale by
w. G. McCauslsnd, dealer in dry goods,
carpets, etc. nl8y
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WILL let to the loWest and best bidder on

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2, A. D. 1888,
One Earth Fill. for construction, to be Juilt or
the Wellington and Greenton road, about one
haIf mile south OF Wellington.
Letting will take place at site OF fill, at II
o'clock u. M.
Plan and specifications for work Will b,
seen at time anu place of letting. Contractor
10 give bond with approved security for com
plying with contract as the law directs. Com
missioner reserves the right to reject any or nj
bids. B. ID. WEEDlN,
Octl3td Commissioner
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NOTICE T0 CONTRACTORS.

r WILL let to the lowest and best bidder, on
i MONDAY. OCTOBER n, A. ID. 1888,
One wooden bent bridge for construction. about
6fty feet long. to be built Just south Of Dover
near the cemetery
Letting will take place ut 10 O'Clock q. m.
Plan and specifications can be seen at time
and place ofletting.
Contractor is to give bond with approved
security Ter complying with contract, as the Law
directs. Commissioner reserves the right u
reject any or all bids.
Also on the last named day.
MONDAY. OCTOBER p. A. d. 1883.
At two O'Clock p. m. l will let to the loves
and best bidder, one wooden bent bridge, fol
construction, about fiflv feet long, to be bull
near j. H.. Gathers place, about two mile
| northeast of Dover.
Plan and specifications can be seen at the tim,
and place of letting.
| Contractor is to give bond with approves
security for complying with contract. as tn
law directs.
Commissions reserves the right to reject an
| or all bids.
se2Qtd B.. D., WEEDIN, Commissioner.
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Farm for Sale.

BY order OF tae probate court, 1 offer for
sale the southeast quarter of section thirty
four. township ffty.oue, range twenty se ven
containing 100 acres, two miles south OF
@sserly. This ia a bargain, being fac land
and well watered. 10. A. WILSON
o12f Public Administrator.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors
IN and other persons interested In the CO.
partnership estate OF Hader, Torp Il Martin,
that the undersIgned, surviving partners and
administrators, will apply to make q final set
Element OF SAID estate At the November term 1883
Of the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, to be begun and held at the probate cour
room, in the city of Lexington, on the SECOND
Monday In November. 1888.
WIN MARTIN,
oct6t5 PETER TORP,
Surviving Pnrfners and Administrator.
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THE TWIN

"The question is not whether tariff
reform will or will not come. 1t Is
sure to come, either now or in the near
future. The question really is,whether
1t shall como in the temperate and
prudent shape proposed in Mr.. CleVe-
lands message, tending to strengthen
rather than 10 endaDger the msnufac-
tnring iudustries, or ia the shape of all
angry reaction II lille later, threaten
ing such lo.s and confusion as is iuci-
dent 10 sudden, violent snd sweeping
charges OF system. The danger that,
If moderate tariff reform be rejected
now such al angry reaction will tolI1w
is greatly increased by he appearance
in the business world Of the trusts !
notice that the republicans greatly
exert themselves to create the impress.
sion that the organization of trusts ba'
nothing to do with The protective tariff
But an intelligent people will not fai
10 see that the two contrivances ART
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IAs II FOR SALE.
FINAL ENT.
FINAL ENT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all creditors and
N other persons intei ested IN the estate Of
Robt A IIudnnll, deceased, that the undersign.
ed, administrator. will apply to make a tnal
settlement OF said estate at the Nov. term, 1855
of the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
| souri,, to be begun and held at the Probate courl
| room in the city Of Lexington, on the SECOND
Monday in November, 1883.
GEO II. CATRON,
~. .En
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court OF SAID county In vaos.
ton, October 4th, 1883.
s r.,.r i s''.'' Divorce.
TNU the said defendant, Peter Kalsan
i You are hereby notified that said plaintiff,
Selma Kalsan, has commenced suit against you
10 said court by petition. the object and general
nature OF which 10 to obtain a divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony heretofore contracted with
you, on the grounds OF desertIon without reas-
onabls cause for the space of one year, and
failure to provide for and support plaintiff.
And you are further notified that unless yot
he and appear at the next regular term o.
this court, to be begun and held at the court.
house, IN the city OF Lexington, IN said county,
on the 3D. day OF December next, and on or be.
fore ths SIKH day thereof. II the term shall SO
long continue, andif not, then before the end
of the term, and answer said petition, the
same will be taken Ms confessed.
And IL IS further ordered that o copy hereof b,
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, . newspaper printed in said county of La
~fayette, for four weeks successfully, thu
last insertion to be ut least four weeks before tn,
commencement OF the nextterm of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
c. b. DANIEL, Clerk.
BY FRANK TRIQG, D. G. soct6tS
Jpo, Il, Burden. attorney for plaInti0.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
IN and other persons interested In the estate
Of Martin l.. Green, deceased, that the un-
dersignsd, administratrix with will annexed
will apply TO make a final settlement OF sand
estate Ut the November term 1883, OF the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to be
begun and held ut the Probate court room In
the city OF Lexington, on the second Monday
In November, 1888. SARAH r.. GREEN,
o8tb administrator with will annexed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

lie asygnacye, pieniadze sobie
z poczty odebraismy. Poczci
we wiarusiska je>zcze ME wie-
dzia}y, jak sobie postepowat
rrzy wysefaniu pieniedzy pocz-
ia, j srodze sic dziwili, ze my
jeszcze ME mieli pieniedzy,
ktore oni JUL dawno na pocz-
Gle zap]acil;. Tskich pewnie
jeszcze wiecej, i przypuszcza-
my, 2e niejednemu JUL sic
niehleskie papiery czysto po-
szarpa}y W kieszeni ale
n'echaj Mkt sic ME wstydzi,
jeno przysle, chodby .jeszcze
choG t.'lko kawaiek takiego
mlal. Waruso,oi zawsze mai
lepitj smakuja tallie c e d e l.
k j, choeby byiy podarte. Zja-
da ich co tydzien "a 50 dola-
row.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

n1emieckiei rodziny cesarskiej,
ltcz W kohcu W taiemniczych
slowach przepowiada upadek
Nlemiec. - Bardzo mas boil
snlerc cesarza niemieckiego i
lego syna = plsze wspomnia-
na gazeta - i wo}amy slowy
plsma sw. rJak tel upadli po.
tezni"!
lime gazety francuskie W
wyczerpujqcych artykulow O.
maw!ajq zmiane tronu W
Nlemczech j prawdopo5obien-
stwo nastepstw wojennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
CesarZ Niemiecki
FRYDERYK.

b erl ) n, II marca.
Wszyscy ministrowie dzisiaj o
godz'nie 3 po poludniu ztad
wyjechali osobnym pociagiem,
ably powltac w drodze wraca-
jqcego sic San Reno cesa.
va.
Pociqg cesarzem cesa-
rzowa stanqf o godzinie wp6f
do 8 rama w Monauhium,
stolicy bawarskiej, gd1ie ich
publlc1nosc powltala radoSne-
mi okrzykami.
Krol w}oski, spotkawszy sic
W Genua cesarzem Fryde-
7ykem, zate)egrAfowaf do Ber-
lima, ze. wyg'ada on tax do
brze, jak sic tego ME spodzie-
wat.
Ks'aze regent bawarski O.
debraf Cd cesarza Fryderyka
nastepujaca depesze: w tel
chwili najg}ebszego smutku u.
fam, 2e twoja przy)azh mi do
pornoze j ul2y mi troski, ia
Ilie mnie .eraz czekaja.
B e !, n, II marca. -Ce-
sarz Fryderyk. stanqwszy M
dworcu kole.jowym W Chariot
tenburgu. postepowaf do swe-
90 powoAu pod namiatogym
dachem, przykrytym czarnym
pi)tnem Gdy stanqf W zam-
ku, zaciqguilto tam ma str,&
kompaniq drug.ego pulku
gwardy;skiego
Wczoral zlozyfo tutejsze
wojsko ma p'aru pred pomni-
Siem Fryderl ka Wielkiego
przy siege ma wierncsc nowe-
mu cesarzowi. Nastepca tronu
Wilhelm zlozyf przysiege 2
irugim pu}k;em gwardy]skim.
WybrEela na powierzchnia
pol!tycznq sprawa sporna, czy
seim pruski zadowoli sic pis-
| mlenna przysiegq krola Fry
deryka III, gdy& Konstitucya
przepisuie wyraznle, IL krol
ma skladac przyslege donios-
lynn g}osem.
w najb!izszy plqtek odbe-
die sic W TUNE uroczysta
pabozenstwo zafobne. W ma
stepu)aca noe zwfoki cesarza
Wllhelma z}ozone beda do gro
bowca W Chariot enburgu. No.
wy cesarz bedzle obecnym ia
pogrzebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
Poszukiwanie.

.ozef DabrowslS, poszukuje Sy-
ma swego M'chnta, kt6ry pred 3ms
Iaty opuscit dom rodzlvielski zna-
mowy zfych ludzi. Jest dorosty,
ma lat 20. upraszam j"kna.przej-
miej Szanownyoh Czy,cI"Ikow tel
gazety, ably byli 'askawi, .ic&cli
kto cokolwiek VIE moim synic,
don'esc mi pod adresem:
Jozef DqbrotcshiNcw WavorlyToX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
co SkYCHAC?
Cesa:z Wilhelm ME Iyie

Cesaz Wilhelm ME lyle
cesarzem niemieckim jest te-
raz smiertelnie chory syn je-
go-Bismark zgrzyta zebami,
le Pan Bog spuscif takie nie-
szczescie ma Niemcy--a Fran
cuzl Moskale, kor2ystajac
powszechneyo upadku ducha
W narodzle niemieckim, goto
wi lada chwi!a wkroczyG do
Niemiec pomsci6 krzywdy
i obelg', jake i'm zadall "a
sprawa Bismarka smiertelni
ich wrogowie.
Oto W stres2czeniu naiwaA.
niejsze nowiny, jake W ostat.
mich dniach przyniosf telegram
zamorski.
Juz W czwartek rozniosf te-
legram po swiecie w::adomosG
o sm'erci niemieckiego moca-
RIA. Okazaio sic jednakze, il
cesarz Wilhelm umarf tylko
pozornie, popadfszy W omdle
uie. Pozuiej ocucil sic, chodzi}
po pokoju z wszclka przy-
tomnosciq rozmawiaf 2 Bismor-
ken. i synem Wilhelmem O
sprawach wojeurych. Wszela
ko lekar1e oswiadczyli. zc je-
zeli chory monarcha ,;eszcze
raz popadme W sen letargjcz-
ny, juz wiecej z niego ME
wstanie. Gazetom,k ktore roztrq
billy wiadomosc o smierci ce-
sarza, kiedy te1.2e Jeszcze 2y1,
wytoczyfa prokuratorya process.
Dz'en,ikarze wymawiali sic,
De pogfoska o smierci cesarza
powsta}a wskutek tego, De y
niezwyk}ym czasie dzwoniono
II kaplicy zamku cesarskiego.
Prokuratora wys!ed7ita, lie to
sic dzia}o W chwili, kledy c.
sarz przyJmowaf z rak nadwor-
nego paste a wieczerze Pan
ska. a.Mlmo to publicznosc pozos.
tawafa zaniepokojonq i liczne
tfumy oblegafy zamek cesar
ski. spodziewajac sic co mo-
ment wladolnosci o spelnieLiu
dnl sedziwego starca. Tymcza
sem w zamku cesarskin smiert
powolnym krokiem zblizala sic
Go 1oAa Wilhelma !
Pastor nadzworny DR.. koe
gel modlif sic z cesarzem, kto
ry mu czesto przerywa1 mod
lltwe w miejscach, ktore sic
do nieso stosowaly, wtracania
mi, jak: It a KIT o pra w.
| d a!
! w dniu s marca na wicczor
wypif dogorywajqcy troche
szampAnsklego wilma ! spo2y
nleco ostrzyg, poczem stat slt
gadatliwym znowu rozmawIA.
zc swoim wnukIcm Wllhcl
mem polityce. = = o ac y
gni wa a SIC ma mni +,
-rzekl-.a ia pragnaiem tyl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
z bliska j z daleka.

N'e llld "4,pl'"Voo', ~ sOJ'
n:s pomiedzy Rosya i Prusa
mi wnet sic rozpocznie. Ro-
sya ma dosyc wojska, ale ME
ma pieuied1y; te zas najwiecej
potrzehne dla prewadzenia VOL
ny. Zdaje sic .jednak, il ma
ona zapewnlona pomoc pie
niezna Cd Francuza, DO jakos
mine ma zuchowata, clloc
piotno W kieszani.
Bismark, szczwana jucha,
kuty, jak to mowia ma wszyst-
kie boki, ma natolniast i pie
niadze j wojSko. Najwiecej on
ufa W ow Tysiac milionow
czyli jeden mil:ard marek, "a
XII wyludzif cd Sejmu ME
miecl<iego. Pleniadze te miafy
mby bye ma kolonizacya ME.
mlecka W dz'elnicach po!skich,
lecz Blsmark nie g&upi, zeby
zbankrutowanej szlachcie pol
skiej napychac kicszenie ME-
mieckiemi talarami. Kazal ku-
pic tylko 27 wsi po 100000
ta'ar6w, wyda( 2 miliouy i
100000, a resztc mocno sci
ska W reku, aby byIy W po-
gotowiu, giy zabraknie picnic
.dzy na wojne.
Gdyby byl podczas obrad
Sejmowych powiedziat, co Q
owym mil:ardem chce uczyn,G.
Njemcy ME byl.by poszli Ma
lep; ale pr1ec'e2 to sztuka dy-
plomacks, 2eby nigdy ME wy
jawi6 co sic mysIi.
Zdaje sic, ze i rodacy nasi
pod zaborem prusk,m spodzie-
wall sic tak'ego obrotu rzeczy,
DO owego BAnku Ratunkowe
60 ME brain ma seryo, a teraz
pisma tamtejsze coraz nieprzy-
chylnnej sle . MIN wyrazaja.
Oto co miedzy lnnem. pi
sze torun.ki Przyjaciel:
Bank Ziemski W Poznaniu
miaf teraz swo)e walne zebra
ME. Pokazalo sc, Ae ma ma
10 co mad pol miliona mare6
ze miaf zebrac 3 miliony,
zanim do piracy swoje! przy.
stapi, vice '~stanow'ono zble
rae daleL u tymczasem nie
ME roblG.
Lepie] aeby sobie ju7 RAJ
powiedzleli, 2e sic ME udafo
ME uda, DO tylko g}owy lu
dz!om sic zawraca a W kon. ,
jednak nic tego ME bedzie
Bledacy daja b"gacze ME da
ia. Biedacy osfabiaja sic prze,
to jeszcze wiece.j, pctem MI
tego ME bedzie u biedakon
trudno bedzie odebraG swoje.'
PrzWaciel vice, najlepsz'
pismo ludowe pod zaboren
pruskim, rownie1 ME polec;
biedakom kupo vac akcyj te
go Banku. = Coz teraz N:
to powiedza ci, ktorzy Maj
strowi Cd Wimwsa, gdy kaza
ostr6znie postepowac przy IL.
kupowaniu BanlSu Ratunko
wego, wytykali, 2e jest zdraj
ca? = On wiedzia}, ae spra
wa niezadlugo gfosno sic skre
ci ma Jego korzysc ze przez t.
setki amerykanskich dolarow
zamiast isG ma zmarnowaEie
pop1yna d. SI1artu Narodowe
go l inne cele NarodOwe.
Nam tyn.czasem panleta
przedewszys stlllem o sobie. LII
czymy okofo 500 Towarzysty
2olskich W Amerycc, "a dopie
ro ll2 naIezy do Zwiqzk
Mar. Pol; wielc jeszcze |
pfynie czasu MIN bedziem
zorganizowani. Trzebaby pre-
znaczyG pewien fundusz ma a
gitacyq, poselat do koloni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

a nj Z e ID y m i e Ii = o d
c ar g m u jedne i drugie
rzady djabfa warte!-Myster)
Cara ME trzeba bardzo draz-
mic, DO bysmy mogli ,ego la
fowat. lie mu sic to al ma
foAu smiertelnym przypomnia.
o!-MGjster) Wogole W ostat.
MICH chwllach sedziwy Wylus,
dla ktorego tys;Yce Polakow
poginely W woinie auslryac-.
kleJ i francuskiej, mowil tylko
0 wojnie-ktora byfa najmil
SEEN zajecien tego staregv re.
bacza.-Wledziai on, ze wojna
bedzie, j zalowaf, il ME be-
die mogl pat~ec na nowy
rozlew krwi, przez niego przy-
gotowany.
Nazajutrz o godzinie dru
giej chory poczqf bye bardzo
l.i"spokojny'n. Cesarzowa, sic
dzac prey }ozu, pochwyci}a je-
go prawq reke, corka, W.
kslezna heska lewa. Gala re
d2ir:a stane}a dokoia fo2ka.
Ksiq2e Wilhelm stana} PREY
kcncu 1oa6a.
o godzinie 4 2 rama rozpo.
czefo sic konanie i twarz ce-
sara dziwn1e sic znieni|a.
Postsaei 90 Bismarka i Molt.
kiego, Podczas gdy pastor
nau4woruy odmawiai modIit :
We. uszyscy obecni k!eczeli.
Mpolltwa ulozpna by]a ma te
sfowa z plsma sw: N a S vie.
Gle anu)e trw woga
(Oj Prawda!-1 Mastery: ba d Z
p o k ojny, s wiat po-
k ON a fe mo- godzinie I
umeralqcy zaczqf cie2ko cd
dychat. 0 godzinie wpol do 8
clezko odetchn3f i wyzionai
ducha.
Syn nieboszczyka Wilhelm
1aprosiI wszystkie stany dwor.
skle' siuzbe, aby przystapili
ogls dac zwloki cesarza. Molt
Ike .yorzko oplaki" al zgou
swego >esarsklego przyjac'ela
Stary balbierz cesarski goll!
trupa, p}aczqc i ]kajac.
Ssraz mad zwfokaml pefpil
vficerowle cd G ard e d I
G or ps 2 dcbyteml palaszn
mi.
Cesarz Wilhelm umari W 81
roku zycia, a W % swego pa
nowania iako krol pruski.
Gdy W dniu 9 marca ze
brat sic selm Rzeszy niemiec
kiej, zawiadomil Blsmarll de
putowanych re wzruszeniem {
smierci cesarza Wilhelma "a
razem zapowiedzial, 2e nowy
cesarz bedzie sic nazvwal Fry
deryk iako krol pruski Fryde
ryk III.
Zelszoy kanclerz pofozy
ma stole rozkaz cesarski, ab,
sejm Rzeszy niemieckiej zam-
knac. Jest to ostatni podpisa
ny przez ccsar2a Wi|helma dc
l<lment urz edowy. Potem OF
najmil BIsmark, ze cesar;
Fryderyk nazajutrz odledz''
re San Reno i w odDowied
MIN czasie stanle W Berlinle
Sejm RzesZy urzy'al slow;
Bismarka zadowoleniem
zwtaszcza, be zastepulacy prus
ki prezydent ministrow Put
\ kancr W lzb.e prawodawcze
Selmu pru,kiego ann siowkien
ME wspolnnlat o nastepc,
2mar!egp cesarza.
v BerNne po ogloszcni'
wiaaomosci o smierci cesarz;
Bialobrodego (Barba blanca
Izrobiono z dnla rowszednleg
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