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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
The Well Paid Musicians.

New York Sun: In one of the dressing
rooms ut the Metropolitan on Sunday
night there was an excited group that
included q surprisingly large number Of
the best known musicians in France
There We're in the cluster Ysaye Raoul
PugnO. Henri Marteau and Jean Gerardy
among others. They were gathered there
to discuss the situation at the Metropoli-
tan Opera house, and discuss 1t they did
with a volubilty an enthusiasm which
only a group of musicians would have
shown at such a juncture. At least one
of the men had every reason to be CRATE
full to the enterprise of r. Z. Johnston.
the manager. who has this year found
himself with too many artists on his
hands. Two years ago Ysave came TO
this country unknown, save for his Euro
pean reputation. and when he returned
to his home in Liege it was with 10000
in his inside pocket as the result of one
American tour.
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SAME PAY FOR EVERYBODY.
Willing to Work Hard, But Content
With Average Remuneration.

Youths Companion: An aged Georgia
negro, Nathan by name. is employed by
a gentleman prominent in state politics.
That Nathan also has an eye to political
favors is shown by the following CONVEX
satiOn which recently took place between
him and his employer:
''Marse Jim, said Nathan, lis you
gwine in dis yere race for governor"
Haven't thought about it,.
We'll, eff yer does run, an gifts elected,
will you give me a job?"
Certainly | would remember you, Ma
than. What would you like?"
We'll. sub, I'd des like ter black boots
roun the capitol
And what would you expect for that
service?"
We'll. suh." he replied. Il should say
81 a day would be reasonable. Das What
de yuther legislators get
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Won Ger Ahe Imnrisoned.

Pittsburg. Feb 12-'rhis evening
Chris Won der Abe, the St. Louis base
ball masaate. was placed behind the
bars in the Allegheny county lail. to
await the arrival of money TO pay the
Baldwin judgment. Although Won Ter
Abe has been in the custody of Sheriff
Lowery since yesterday. actual impris-
onment was not decided upon by thSt
officer until late this evening, when it
was evident the money could not arrive
from St. Louis before Monday.
1t is stated that soon sitter being lock-
ed up, Won der Abe became sick. and a
physician had to be summoned. but his
illness is not thought To be serious.
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Senators Considering Right Of Way
Through Territory.
PURPOSE OF CANADIANS
OUR NORTHERN FOLK AGGRES-
SIVE IN RAILROADS.
Senate Bill Nay Contain a Clause
Prohibiting Manufacture and Sale
of Liquors In Alaska-Mail
Routes Between Juneau and
Mouth of the Yukon.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The senate
entire day in remodeling the bill
granting the right-of-way to the high
ways through Alaska territory The
scope of the bill has been extended so
as 10 make i practically a general
measure covering public land problems
in Alaska, and some of the matters
considered are even outside of public
land questions. Notably so is a prop
osition looking to the extension of the
bonded districts for Canadian goods.
IT DEPENDS.
The Canadians are asking the govern
ment to extend the bonded limit up the
Stickeen river to Granola, and an
amendment has been proposed which
would make the granting of this re-
quest dependent upon the acquiescence
of the Canadian government in the re-
quests of American citizens for right
of-way for railroads into the Klondike
country, which would connect with
American steamship lines at American
ports which they have so far refused.
1t is believed to be the purpose of
the Canadians to build railroad from
Granola to Lake Teslin and there con-
Dawson City, and there is understood
to be a bill pending in the Canadian
parliament for the chartering of this
project. Some of the members of the
committee think the privilege of the
extension of the bonded limit should
not be granted except for reciprocal
favors from the Canadians. 1t is also
proposed to incorporate in the same
amendment 4 provision making the
granting of the extension dependent
upon the extension of the bonded priv
ilege to American fishermen engaged
on the Atlantic seacoast. This amend
ment was not considered at length to-
day. but it viii receive attention at the
next betting of the committee. 1t is
said that the amendment has the en-
dorsement of the treasury department
PROHIBITING LIQUORS.
Another important amendment which
has been offered is one prohibiting the
manufacture, importation and sale of
liquors within the terri
tory of Alaska. Senator Hansbrough,
chairman of the committee, is the au-
thor of this amendment. II received
some attention at the hands of the COM
mittee at its sitting today, but the
sense of the committee was not taken
on its merits. Many other amendments
were passed upon. but all of them re-
lated to the details of land admins
tratiOn, and none of them were of great
in themselves.
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CAMBRIDGE CREW.
Split Among Its Members Influenced
by an American.

London, Feb. 12-There has been a
serious split among the members of
the Cambridge university eight-oared
crew. At a special meeting there was
an attempt at reconciliation, but it was
apparently futile. Coach Lehman pre-
sided. Dudley Ward. president of the
club, complained that B. II. Howell,
the American captain of the Trinity
Hall Boat club. had refused to row
against oxford and had Influenced
members of the club to do the same.
1t was also stated that Howell had sug-
gested that Ward should resign, and
that Furnie should succeed him. How
ell, however, renowned both charges.
Lehman appealed to all concerned to
sink their differences and combine in
the interests of Cambridge rowing. He
urged Howell to reconsider his deter
mination and to assist Cambridge
against Oxford. The outcome is anx-
iously awaited, as the time to the race
date Is short and the interests of Cam
bridge are seriously suffering
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GERMANY's FOREIGN POLICY.
Indications That It Will Be Pattern
ed After Bismarck's.

Berlin, Feb. I2-There were u num-
Der OF significant declarations in the
ministers and members OF the reichs-
1ath lately. The maiden speeches of
Baron Won Bulow, the minister for for
ign affairs, have been approved by al
most the entire press and the impress
sion prevails IL parliamentary circles
that a vigorous foreign policy, pattern
I'd after Prince Bismarck's, VIII mark
Baron Won Bulow's regime, particularly
a. the emperor mas expressed entire
approval of his methods.
While Baron Won Bulow's references
10 kiao Chou were enthusiastically re-
ceived by even the Leftists, a passage
referring 10 Crete was the most i'm
portanC He practically announced thar
Germany would not support Russia in
any future compulsory measures in
Turkey.
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Bantams On a Trim.

New York, Feb. 12.-Charley White.
manager and trainer of pugilists, is
making preparations for trip through
the west and south. He will take Cas-
per and Benny Leon with him, as he
is very anxious to have the former
try conclusions with some CT the ban
tams in Ohio and Kentucky. Casper
will fight any of them from los to 10
pounds and Benny is willing to meet
any lad in the country at lis pounds
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irving to Make 1t Out.

Boston Transcript: Theodore-I de-
clared myself. Alfred; but / don't know
whether she accepted me or not That's
Alfred-What did you say to herr
Theodore-I said that l thought the
world of her, and she said. IT'S a queer
world" That was ALL don't you know
and deuced if ] know whether it meant
she is in love with me or not. -.lf,
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sCILoFF AND GARRARD.
Latter Defeated In Three Rounds at
Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Frank Garrard of
Chicago and Elvo Sciloff of Detroit
were the principal contestants before
the Chicago Athletic club tonight Gar
rard was defeated in three rounds
Sciloff knocked him down eight times
and hammered him all over the ring
In the third round. covered with blood
and dazed he fell helpless upon the
ropes. Referee George Siler pulled
Sciloff away and awarded him the fight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
Alger at Fort monroe.

Washington. Feb. 12.-Secretary AL
ger left Washington for Fort Monroe
on a special car attached to regular
train over the Chesapeake & Ohio road.
He was accompanied by Mrs. and Miss
Alger, DIR. Wood, an attendant, and
nurse. The secretary was able to walk
from his carriage to the railroad car,
and looked improved in health. He ex-
poets to stay at Fort Monroe about a
week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
A Parting Slur.

New York Press: Holy smoker' ex-
claimed King Priam. as he perceived the
gigantic horse which the long haired
Greeks had abandoned before the walls
of Troy. ''Yank that whitewashed thing
in here and hustle il out of sight, If
Helen sees that she'll he maaster n evrT
at those blamed Creeks"
An aureole Of Titian-tinted hair beto-
kened the approach of the imDerious
beauty.
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BILLoT's DENUNoIAT1oN.
French War Minister Still Maintains
Guilt Of Dreyfus.

Paris. Feb. 12.-In the chamber OF
deputies today several members sought
10 revive the Dreyfus discussion but
the miGister Tor war, @ neral Billot and
the premier. NJ Meline, urged that the
Interpolation be deferred until the trial
of NJ. Zola IS finished. N. Roche at
tempted u reply, but he vas called 70
order, and the government was sustain
ed by as TO - votes.
General Billot denounced the reports
that he was negotiating with the Drey-
fGs family concerning the re-opening of
tie case. and he repeated that Dreyfus
was guilty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
Those Who viii Represent Britain
Against America.

New York. Feb. 12.-Advices from
London which were received in this
city today state that the following men
represent Great Britain in the proposed
cable chess match against America,
10: Atkins, Belingham, Blackburn.
Burn, Caro-, jackson, Jacobs, Locock,
Mills, and Trenchard and Wainwright
as reserves.
Professor Rise of this city will act
as British umpire here. L. Hoffer will
be the American umpire at London.
Baron Albert de Rothschild will be the
referee and E. Lasker the adjudicator
of the games left unfinished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
STIR UP DE LONE MATTER.
Joint Resolution Expressing the
Sense of the House.

Washington. Feb. 2.-Representative
Lewis of Washington has prepared
joint resolution which he will offer in
the house on Monday, expressing it to
be the sense of the house and senate
that the president decline to recognize
the resignation of Senior de LONE. the
Spanish minister. and instead inform
him that he is persona non grata.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13

" H Burns general manager of the
Montana Union railway. who is ia New
\ ork. confirms the report OF the sale of
that road to the Northern Pacific. but
states that the Montana line will remain
and be operated independently. The
transfer was made YESTERDAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
Looking for New Wnrds

Puck; Norah-Come along. now. an
niver mind the little vagabond.
BERTHE interested in ragged urchin)-
Please wait minute, NOrah, I think he's
going TO swear again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
ST. LOUIS CYCLE RACES.
No Enthusiasm and Riders Were
Kissed

st. Louis. Feb. 12.-The St. Louis In
door Cycle Racing association races in
the Coliseum tonight comfortably filed
the structure, but the races failed to
produce the enthusiasm expected, and
a number of times the riders were
Kissed
Jay Eaton, the indoor champion. was
easily beaten in both heats of the match
race with Nat Butler of Boston. The
time of the first heat, one mile, was
2:04 As. and in the second heat, three
miles. Gas As.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
Letting Nc Chance Fscone

New York Press: Smithers-Oh Miss
HOPE. have just pulled OF this button
and I'm in such hurry. Won't Won p,lt
ii or Cor me2
Miss HoDe-Oh. Mr.. smithersl This is
sew sudden,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
SENSATION IN DUBLIN.
Gears of An Attempt to Dynamite
The Castle.

London. Feb. 12.--iCopyrieh 1898. by
Associated Press)-Quite sensation
has bee. caused ia Dublin by the ex-
iraordinary precautions adopted for the
safety of the castle. IN addition To the
eeular police force ard sold ers large
guard, fully armed. and relieved every
two hours. IS placed on the castle. over
The CHIEF secretarys library. The only
surmise possible is rhat an attempt TO
dynamite The building is contemplated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
CHESS MATCH BY CABLE.

1t was several minutes before Garrard
was able to stagger from the ring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
COOLIES IN GERMANY
Importation Of Chinese to Labor on
PruSSian Estates.
EMPEROR'S ECCENTRICITY
TOAST TO CONSTANTINE RE-
CEIVED CoLDLY.

Floods In Mountain Towns Cause
People to Flee For Their Lives
Duke Theodore of Bavaria and His
Daughter = American Colony
Gossip and Personal.
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PROHIBITING LIQUORS.
ALASKA MAIL ROUTES.
Arrangements With Canada Under a
Postal Treaty.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The postofice
department viii take no action on the
proposals submitted in answer to a re-
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Sale Of Montana Union.
Butte Mont. Feb. IA telegram from
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GREAT FLOODS.

Throughout the week there have been
great snowfalls and foundations in
parts of the Sudety mountains, which
suffered so severely from floods last
summer. The water rose six feet in
three hours at Schreibershau, devas-
tatlng the whole neighborhood At
other mountain towns the people were
forced to flee for their lives If the
weather continues, another catastrophe
is expected
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-30

regularnego, z}ozony z ludzi
"wytrzymasych ma z61ta febrs",
przyby}y 2 Tampa ma parowcu
"Knicker booker zosta& umie.
szczony W szpitalu opr6znio'
nym przez Hiszpan6w, .ponie.
waz miedzy tymi ludzmi skon'
statowano piec wypad k6w a6f.
tel febry.
Przyby1 dotad porucznik
Richmond Hobson ma okrecie
"seguranca'I. Bsdzie dozoro'
wal roboty, majsce ma ce!u
wydobycie ma powierzchnle
wody zatopi9nych hiszpshsklch
okret6w woiennych "Christo.
bal Colon" j "Infanta Maria
Teresa.
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Telegrarny.

PARYz, 3ogo Sierpnia. -
Gazety francuzkie ME majs
mic przeciwko powszechnemu
rozbrojeniu, wszystkie wszakze
So tego .zdania, ze Francya
rozbroiG sic ME moze, dop6kl
ME odzyska Alzacyi i Lota'
ryngii. Temps ME sadzi,
azeby cesarz Wilhelm zapali}
sic do dziela, kt6rego tw6rca
jest car Miko1aj, a ME on sam.
LA Patrie" przewiduje, re
Anglia ME lwyrzecze sic do
browolnie |slawy posiadania
najwiekszej floty W swiecie.
BERLIN, SOgo Sierpuia. -
Wyrazem opinii publicznej
jest artykul ,,Norddeutsche
Allgemeine Zeitung" W kt6'
rym powiedziano, re Niemcy
zbrojsc sic, maja jedynle ma
oku bezpiecze6stwo w1asne i
cele pokojowe. aByaoby rzecza
pozsdana chwycic sig innej
melody i dsayGsdo utrzymania
pokoju "a pomocs srodkow
mniej kosztownych, niz usta-
wiczne powiekszanie niemiec-
kiej armii. Post" niema SLOW
uznania dla zamiarow cara
Miko.aja, budzscych ayws
sympatye W calym swiecie cy-
wilizowanym. Hamburger
Korrespondenz" powiada ze
nota Mikolaja stanowi pomnik
slawy dla tego monarchy. Po.
mink ten przetrwa przez diu-
gle wieki.
PETERSBURG, 80 Sierpnia.-
,,Nowosti" przyznaja, ze ME
moze bye mowy rozbrojenlu
sic mocarstw europejskich, DO
p6ki ME zostans usunlete
przyczyny, kt6re utrzymywa-
ME wielkich armij ma stopie
wojennej spowodowaly. Kon'
ferencya musi dokladnie zba.
dae slusznose pretensyj ludlow
europejskich i obmySlec srodki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-30
Rome WiadOmOScf
telegraficzne.

- Kr6l Malietoa z wysp
Samoa umarl ma tyfus.
w Brazylii odbywa sic
konwencya zyd6w, marzacych
o odzyskaniu Palestyny.
= w prowincyi Bombay W
Indyach wschodnich umarlo
W zeszlym tygodniu $500 os6b
ma dzume. Zaraza rozszerza
sic.
= John Hay, ambassador a
meryka6ski W Londynie, po'
zegna sig dzisiaj z kr6lows
Wiktorya. :.
Rad rosyjski musl
wspierac nietylko wloscian,
lecz nawet szlachte W okoli-
each Kazania, Samary, Sarato.
wa, Symbirska, Wiatki Per-
mu, dotknistych nieurodza.
jem.
- Ambassador francuzki
we Westinghouse, Jules Cam
bon, wyjechal do Montreal W
Kanadzie, gdzie zamierza "a
bawie przez kilka dni.
- w Cleveland, O., ukla'
dy miedzy wlascicielami ia
bryk drutu a robotnikami ME
doprowadzi}y do pozsdanego
rezultatu. Strajk trwac bedzie
W dalszym ciagu.
- w Kenosha, Wis, umari
sedzia Horace Taylor Rock.
ford, Ill.,, najstarszy prawnlk
W stanie Illinois.
- w zakladzie dla oblaka-
nych W Toledo pokssa3 wscie'
ky pies kilka os6b.
- Do Detroit wr6cii pulko.
wink Charles Denby, kt6ry
przez lat l3 byl pos}em W Chi
mach.
- w Elgin, ILL.,, zastrajko-
walo 122 zegarmistrz6w. Ia
nosi sic ma za}agodzenie sporu.
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Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
Szkaradne mOrderstw0.


Pm. 23O De Koven str. mieszka
rodzina Hermans Levi i rodzipa
Schlect6w. U Levich mieszkai oO.
letni Louis Rossnblum, kt6ry utrzy.
mywa} sic dawania lekcyj aydc-
wskim dzisoiom W jezyku hebrajskim.
Wczoraj mad wieczorem PAM Levi
ma stopniaoh domu rozmawiata z
Rosenblumem, a 10 letni jej synek
Herman tuli1 sic do niej, ME chcao
is6 bawi6 sic innemi dzieemi W po.
dw6rzu, gdyz przedtem II letni mic.
pod, Jan Sohlecta, 60 obii. Ale vi.
rzas 90 Schlecta i nadbiegl,a ME tro.
szczac sic o obecnosc matki chfopoai
Rosenbluma, obil Hermana, gdy zas
matka chcia}a go broni6, takze j ja
uderzys. Rosenblum wystapii W o.
bronze obydwojga i kiedy ssowa ME
pomaga}y, wzni6si laske ma chsopca,
ale Schlecta rzucil sic ma starca, por.
wal go "a gardso, obalis ma ziemie,
skoozy} ma iego piersi i oboasami tax
dlugo bill po twarzy po piersiaoh,
p6ki Rosenblum, krwia oblany, ME
przestas jeoze6' ROsenbluma choiano
zawiez6 do szpitala powiatowego, ale
W drodze umars. schlecta ukrywa
sic; policya jednakowoz zna 60 do.
brze i ma nadzieje, ze dzisiaj 90 cd.
kryje.
Ukradla w1asne swe dziecko.
POlioya ze staoyi prey Dssplaines
str. szuka .niejakiej Bridget Damp.
sey, oskarzonej o to, 2e uprowadzi1a
wlasna sws c6reczke, IL letnia die.
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0 PROJEKCIE CARA.
Projekt trudny do wykonania.
Hiszpania mianowa1a komisarzy pokoju.
PoWsTANCY FILIPINsCY BURzA SIZE.
Prezyaent na wakaoyaeh-

ministeryalnej narady W Po'
znaniu i tel podr6ay ,po krajul'
kt6rs potem wykonali panowie
v. der Recke i Bosse, kazdy
osobuo i kazdy W towarzystwle
wysokich urzednik6w swego
ministeryum.
Znana z telegram6w nomi-
nacya q. Curzona wice-krolem
angielskich lndyj sprawila W
Rosyi zle wrazenie. P. Curzon,
zreczny pomocnik lorda Sails
buryego W prowadzeniu spraw
zagranicznych, uchodzi "a INA
wee stosunk6w azyatyckich.
Choe ma dopiero lat 80, jednak
podobno pietnascie lat spedzii
ma Wschodzie i zaslynsi die.
}ami, z kt6rych jedno nosi
tytul ,,Rosya W Azyi srodko-
wej'', drugie ,,Persya kwe'
stya perska", a trzecie % Pro-
blemat wschodni". W tenn
ostatniem dziele dowoazi p.
Curzon, re trzeba Indyom dat
szeroki samorzsd, osobny par.
lament, budzet, ca}e ministe'
ryum, zupelne r6wnouprawnie.
ME obywatelskie i tenn ow
olbrzymi kraj przywiazac DO 4!
Anglii. Moze jako zwolennlk
takiej reformy otrzyma1 on
urzad vice. .kr6la, a to juz
odrazu ti6maczy niezadowole-
ME rosyjskie, radost Hindu
sow. Pan Curzon, oaeniony z
c6rks chicagoskiego milionera,
Leisera, wzisl "a IONA kolosal:
ny majatek, wisc bedzie m6gi
zyG W Bombayu z Gala wscho'
dnis pompa, co take oddzia3a
ma zachowanie sic wzgledem
Anglii roznych nabob6w i
radz6w.
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Z Ziem Polskich.

Ucscaenie pamsieci lana
TarmowsEiego . Tarnobrze.
gu piszs: w Srode odslonieto
" tutejszym kosciele 90. Do.
minikan6w tablics pamiatko-
wa Ap. Jana Tarnowskiego,
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Chicago, 80 Sierpnia '9S.

Przebieg rezulta6 narad
pruskich ministrow W Pozna-
niu pozostaje dotsd W tajemni'
cy. q doniesienia ,,Posener
Ztg." wiadomo tylko, ae posta'
nowiono zalozyc jakies mu-
zeum prowincyonalne, zbudo.
wac kosztem pa6stwa gmach
biblioteki imienia Wilhelma
l., a o ksisaki prosic wszyst-
kich patryotycznych Niemc6w,
zr6wnaG waly forteczne i ma
ich miejscu wzniest jakies
budowle, W kt6rych bsda
przybytki germanHacyi, wy.
stawiG gmach dla stowarzysze1
niemieckich, zalozyG instytut
hygieniczny it'd. ,Wszystkie
inne propozycye - powisda
POS. Ztg." - przyjsto bez-
zastrzeae6h, a ,Schlesische
Ztg." dodaje: ,,potwierdzono
plany zamiary, powziste jua
dawno W celu kulturnego
podniesienia wschodnich pro.
wincyi monarchii". Wynika z
tego, ae ma poznahskim zjez'
die konspirowano nietylko
przeciw ksisstwu Pozna1skie.
.mu, ale r6wniez przeciw Szlsz,
kowi, Prusom Wschodnim /
Zachodnim. Niemieckie dzien-
niki donosza, ze koszta ,,kul-
turnego podniesienia" owych
wschodnich prowincyj bsds
wielkie, ME, podola i'm podIe-
ezna kasa p. Miquela, wisc
bsds przedstawione seimowl
projekty kredytowe. Wowczas
wyjdzie na jaw przsdza mysli
hakatystycznei, a tvmczasem
mona poznac jej rodzaj .po
tonic ujadania ma Polak6w.
Znany memoryal lekarzy gall
cyjskich, przedstawiony mini.
strom austryackim Kosu Pol
skiemu W sprawie zakazu
udzialu tych lekarzy W kon.
gresie medycznym W Poznaniu,
szarpis klami publicysci haka.
ty ogromns zaiad}oscis.
,,Magdeburger Ztg." nazywa
6w memoryal ,,bezczelnym" i
powiada, ae W MIN widzi
,,szczyt polskiego zuchwal-
stwa", lecz sic spodziewa, 2e
Austrya rzuci ten memoryai
do kosza, poniewaz dla nikogo
ME jest bezpiecznie kwestyo.
noWac praw pruskiego rzsdu
do postepowania u siebie W
domu jak mu sic podoba.
,,Schwaebischer Merkur" WY.
wa Rad berli1ski, aby raz ma
zawsze wyprosn sobie takie
obiawv ,,brutalnosci polskiei",
dalej rzuca TAXA uwags:
,,Wszysey sywimy gorsce sym.
patye dla naszych rodakow W
Austryi, bsdscych ofara ME-
slychanego bezprawia, a je.
dnak sciskamy zsby i milczy-
my. Me postepujemy, iak
Austrya. Nasi poddsni pol.
skiej narodowosci korzystaja
re wszystkich praw ma r6wni z
nami; o jakimkolwiek ucisku
ME moae bye mowy, a tymcza.
sem Niemcy austryaccy SO wy.
stawieni ma dotkliWe cierpie-
mia. Niechze W Wiedniu, zanim
speinis ayczenie galicyjskich
lekarzy, dobrze rozwaaa kon.
sekwencye mieszania sic do
wewnetrznych spraw naszego
pa6stwa." Jakby ma potwier-
dzenie tego, ze istotnie Polacy
pod panowaniem pruskiem
korzystais W calej pelni praw
obywatelskich, poczsto teraz
usuwae z urzed6w tych w6jt6w
polskich, kt6rzy podczas osta-
tnich wybor6w do parlamentu
radzili chlopom glosowae ma
naszych kandydat6w. To Ia
pewne jest pierwszy skutek