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New-York tribune., 1901-09-02

thean Club. of Westbury and Jericho Long Island.
TO the presidents Of all Nassau County clubs TO
send representatives TO gathering of clubwomen
the grounds of the Westbury Friends meeting
house. II is anticipated that some important ac-
into closer touch with one another.
At the entertainment given recently by Mr.. Leish-
man, The American Minister at Constanunople IN
honor Of his daughters birthday many novel feat
ures were introduced in the cotillon led by Miss
Leishman and Mr.. Eddy. of the American Lega-
ton One Of the most amusing OF these that
in which each received a large Dutch pipe
which produced musical sounds. In another, two
women were shut into small house. and when the
door opened TO the expectant partners only one
woman was seen. while IN place Of the other ap-
peared a dummy negress. which fell into the arms
queer partner around the room. AT time dur
ing the evening series of fencing matches was
introcue@d IN which the toi!s were tipped with
powder puffs. the who first dabbed his 3dver-
each man received large articiaI rose and al a
given moment began TO shake it over his partner
coInucoQia on the ceiling poured out shower OF
real roses The supper was served on the terrace
overlooking the Bosporus.
The popular belief that fresh bread is Injurious
TO digestion is contradicted by recent writer in
The London Lancet He says that hot rolls
would be as digestibIe as stale ones If only they
were thoroughly masticated. The trouble lies
chiefly in the fact that new bread. being soft and
plastic. is more hastily swallowed, while stale
bread cannot be swallowed till has beeu softened
with saliva and hence is usually better rnasticated
This writer also states that fresh bread is as dry
stale bread for time a high temperature II
Immediately regained its freshness and Elasticity
This Is probably caused. he believes, by the fact
that the water present in fresh bread stiu remains
in the stale bread. but in the former II Is in free
state, while in the latter IL is in chemical combina-
ton.
II is supposed that Mary H. Simpson. OF Bidde-
ford. Me- is the youngest telegraph operator in the
country She is only fourteen years old and IS
still in the grammar school She has often sent
long reports 70 a Boston daily. This summer she
Postal Telegraph Office at Saco.
The arrival OF the petriaed woman at the Gillian
Building Of the Pan-American Exposition IS Gre
ating much interest there. The body. which was
found in an old mine at ChuoGicamata is singu-
larly well preserves, an effect produced partly by
the dry air Of the country partly by the pres
ence Of sulphate and chlorate Of copper. Unlike
one is not much shriveed. The long hair is braid
plements were found beside the body such as
shovels and hammers, the latter being fastened to
their wooden handles by strips Of hide. There was
also bag made OF hide. and it is believed that the
woman was carrier in the mines. since tradition
states that Indian women worked in this way The
tools indicate that she her death before the
occupation OF the country BY the 5paniards fcr.
they speedily introduced the Of metal tools in
mining II Is thought that this woman was killed
ward. F
New-York tribune., 1901-09-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF woMAN's
WALKING SKIRT NO. s.s16
FOR 10 CENTS.
FOR 10 CENTS

The smart, well cut walking skirt that com
fortably clears the ground has become necessity
and makes mart of every wardrobe. This grace
New-York tribune., 1901-09-02

Shakespeare observed the trtte conversation
aIist never repeats
THAT is true" answered Mr. Stormington Barnes
sadly; 'the only way to do Shakespeare nowadays
is 10 give performance and then get right along
10 the next town"-(Tashington Star.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-02

An invitation has been issued by the Philoma-
thean Club, Of Westbury and Jericho. Long Island.
TO the presidents Of all Nassau County clubs to
send representatives TO a gathering of clubwomen
which will be held Friday. September 13. on
the grounds Of the Westbury Friends meeting
house. 1t is anticipated that some important ac-
ton will be taken by the clubs relative getting
into closer touch with another.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-02
AUTOMOBILE RUNS DOWN WHEELMAN
THE CYCLIsT STUNNED. BUT NOT HURT. By 4
BANKERS VEHICLE.

WEilc speeding down the East Drive in Central
Park last night automobile, in which were Ed
ward R. Dillman. a banker, of No. IS West Thirty
eighth-st-. and young woman ran into wheel
man at Ninety-eighth-st. Salvatore Regina, OF No.
$40 West Forty-fourth-st. who was riding the
bicycle, was thrown about fifteen feet to grass
plot. but he escaped serious injury The boy was
stunned when he picked up Finding that he
was not much injured he mounted his wheel and
rode away.
The steering gear of the automobile was dam
aged and Mr.. Dillman had it taken to a repair
shOn-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
English Bank Precautions.

The recent attempts of Il gang OF
American swindlers to victimize the
London banks have drawn attention to
the remarkable precautions which
banking houses take against fraud
Every enployc. from the office boy to
the manager, has to take TN oath on
entering the bank that they will not
,liyulge the business of the establish
ment, except under compulslon Of law.
And they are lOt allowed to forget this
oath. for. every year the entire staff Is
assembled In the board room to hear
the oath read over. The effect of this
precautiOn has been admirable.
There Is also very great care eXer'
cised to prevent fraud by means Of
worthless securities ana promlssOry
notes. In almost every bank there Is n
department devoted to scrutinlzing all
notes which may be deposited for this
purpose These records, which have
been compiled after years of collec.
tiOns, show the standing of almost
every firm In London, Many u bust.
ness house would be dsmayed II they
knew that practically all their most
cherished secrets We're known to the
bank. Reference to these records will
indicate at once whether the firm con-
cerned has mt any time dlshOnOred q
bill, and 80 the bank is able to gauge
the value OF the securities offered, say.
for loan for three months.
These are merely few Of the pre-.
cautions adopted, but they will serve
to give some idea Of the constant and
unremitting care taken to prevent
fraud, London Mail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23

der his resignation in order to seek a
restoration of falling health, Is a fine
type of the self.made college man."
He was not pushed through college by
the impelling pride of wealthy parents
or relatives. He had the aid Of no ad.
ventitious circumstance, influential or
financial, In his struggle for an educa-
ton or I'm his subsequent efforts for pro
fessiOnal preferment. He worked his
way" through the University of Michi.
gan, graduating In 1861. Four years
later his alma mater honored him by
making him Instructor In Latin and his
tory. His subsequent promotions were
rapid and were won upon demonstrated
merit, until he finally succeeded DR..
White in the chair of history, the latter
having resigned to accept the presl.
dency Of Cornell University.
The retirement Of DIR. White as presl
dent Of Cornell and the appointment Of
DIR. Adams as his successor gave the
latter the opportunity to build the en-.
during monument of his life. The i'm
press left upon Cornell by his scholar.
ship and administrative genius cannot
be effaced. When he left 1t In 1892 to
take the presidency Of the University
of Wisconsin he had raised 1t from n
STAFF Of ffty-four instructors and an
enrolment of 1906 students.
Under his administration the Univer.
sity Of Wisconsin has also enjoyed an
era Of great prosperity. A most capt..
waiting and instructive writer upon his,
torical subjects. lucid and fOrcefui
exposltor In the classroom. and man
Of great geniallty and llberal.minded.
ness, his retirement Is n severe loss to
higher education and will occasion
wide regret.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
ONE OF THE LAST OF
HIS FAMOUS BREED,

One of the most noted and valuable
long-hOrned cattle In the world Is the
famous Texas steer Geronimo, named
after the celebrated Indian chief. lie
Is as fierce and dangerous rs was his
namesake. He Is said to be 30 years
old. and his great horns measure nine
feet six inches from tip to tip, three to
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
OR. CHARLES X. ADAMS.
Eminent Educator Who Has Left IN

Emiueut EuucntOr VINO mas Lett tine
University of Wisconsin.
The retirement of Dr. Charles Ken
dali Adams from the presidency Of the
University of Wisconsin is an event Of
Importance in the collegiate world, in
that 1t removes from the field of activ-
ity one Of the strongest figures among
the educational forces of the West Be-
hind his interesting and forceful per-
sonality is the long record of life that
was full of professional ZEAL literary
Industry and scholarly endeavor.
DR.. Adams, who Is compelled to ten.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
four feet being the length Of the aver.
uge horned steer.


age horned steer.
Geronimo Is almost the last Of the
type Of long horned Texas cattle In this
country. and the bureau Of animal In
dustry, wishing to preserve pictorial
record OF the last survivor of SO famous
an American breed ana type, had Ge-
ronimo photographed recently and Sc
cured the accompanying picture. The
horns. which are the most distinctive
feature OF this breed, are brought out
very prominently ana are the record
ones for length.
Geronimo has taken many State and
national prizes at the various live stock
shows. 1t Is understood that ut his
death the bureau of animal industry
will secure the body and have 1t mount
ed In the National Museum at Wash.
ingtOn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Klub kObiecy.

Grono kobiet warszawskich po.
wzieio projekt utworzenia ,,klubu
kobiecego", kt6remu cele i zadania
zakreslilo czysto towarzyskie W Sol
slem znaozeniu klubowem. nKlub
kobiecy" ma wiec utrzymywac swoj
lokal, " MIN czytelnie, salony i.".
buduary. Oczywiacie zebrauia, re-
uniony i wieczorki zajma W nich
miejsce poozesne, a ma ME ma mice
wstsp do klubu dozwolony ppled
brzydka" "a poreka cztcnkih, W cha
rakterze rgoaci wprowadzonych".
Projekt ustawy klubowej znajduie
sic juz W fazie ostateoznej rsdakcyi,
a inioyatorka tsj novel i pierwszej
korporacyi niewiesciej jest iedua z
warszawskioh srtystek. .malarek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17

= 9letni Edward Rochel kapiac
sic W poludniowem ramieniu rzeki
z kilku towazyszami, utonaf. Mie-
szkaf pm. 25l4 Joseph str.
= 15letni Edward Ward, 3308
Cottage Grove ave., ktory wybraf
sic byf ma pof6w ryb W Niedziele
rano, potem znikf bez wiesci, -
znalazf sic, powrocif do domu i
opowiada, re zrobii tylko wyciecz-
ke dalsza ma jakims statku.
Klerkowie dzielnicy pofnoc-
nej staraja sic o to, by skfady W
tel dzielnicy zamykano W porze
letniej o godz. 6 wieczorem we
Srody Piatki.
= Znowu umarl chlopiec W sku-
tex skaleczenia sic d. 4 Lipca, po
ktorem nastapito zakazenie krwi.
Byf to 14letni Arthur Trudel, S435
Emerald ave., W ktorego reku eks.
plodowafa kapsla W dniu a Lipca.
- Sedzia Hanecy rozstrzygnaf,
re rada miejska ME ma prawa da-
wac zezwolen do korzystania z drog
publicznych osobom prywatnym
= Professor antropologii ma uni
wersytecie chicagoskim, Frederick
Starr, robi studya mad osobami.
kt6re maja wiecej niz 5 palcow u
rak lub n6g. Zebraf juz szczegoly
tyczace sic $50 takich osob; pra-
gnie doprowadzic ilosc tych os6b
do 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
PunktuaInosC WellingtOna.

w roku 1903 sir Artur Wolseley
(pozniejszy ksiaze Wellington wy.
sfaf prowincyj angielskich W In
dyach korpus wojska przeciw Ma
rabutom.
Pewnego dnia przyprowadzono
do niego krajowca, obwinionego
szpiegowanie ruchu wojska an
gielskiego, jak rownie& wszystkie-
go, co sic dziafo W obozie.
= Kto Gle tu wyslai2 = zapytaf
sir Wolseley szpiega.
- Radza Berar odpowiedziai
Ind.
= Czy dla tego, ably nasze silly
wybadac?
- Tax, panic.
- Oprowadzic go po cafym obo.
zie = rozkazaf sir Artur swemu
adiutantowi. = Pokazat mu nasze
sfonie, MECH policy armaty, MECH
sic przyjrzy naszej kawaleryi. po-
czem powr6c tu MIN.
Gdy oprowadzony po obozie Ind,
znalazf sic zn6w pod wodzem an.
gielskim, ten zapytaf go:
= Czys sic przekonai dostatecz.
ME naszej sile?
= Tax, panic.
- To dobrze. A teraz id& do
swego radzy powiedz mu: uSir
Arthur zapewnia cie i dotrzyma
sfowa, re jutro godz. s z rama be-
dziesz oblezony, 9 zfapany o 10
powieszony."
q takiem poleceniem szpiega
wypuszczono. W oznaczonej po-
RE zwyciezony i wziety W niewole
radza, drzac re strachu, ,stanaf pred
Wolseleyem, ktory, wyjawszy kie-
szeni zegarek, odezwaf sic do niego
W tie sfowa:
= Jestes ujety; wszak prawda,
re siowa dotrzymafem9 Ale po-,
niewaz jest juz dwie minuty po
dziewiatej, wiec powieszony ME
bedziesz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Kr6tkie notatki mieiskie.

j. E. ks. kardynaf Martinelli
przybedzie W przysziym tygodniu
do Chicago i bedzie obecnym przy
konsekracyi asystenta biskupiego
dyecezyi, Najprzew. ks. j. Null
doona, kt6ra sic odbedzie we
Czwartek d. 25 bm.
= Policyant VIM, O. Dillon
Lawndale zatrzymaf wczoraj po-
pofudniu ma Lawndale ave. pare
rozbieganych koni W chwili, gdy
grozify stratowaniem 5 letniemu
chfopcu bawiacemu sic ma ulicy.
- William S. Cleveland, przed-
siebiorca teatralny, oglosif sic
wczoraj bsnkrutem W dystrykto.
wynn sadzie zwiazkowym. Diugi
jego majs wynosic $559,0O0, vie.
rzytelnosci zas zadnych ME ma.
- Ceny miesa ustawicznie ida
W gore Mkt ME umie wytioma-
czyc, dlaczego. A rzeznicy skarza
sic, re zarobki ich So mniejsze, niz
dawniej bywafy.
- Burmistrz Harrison zamierza
we wszystkich departamentach
obciae wydatki o 20 procent, azeby
zapobiedz brakowi W kasie. Urzed.
nicy we wielu departamentach be-
da musieli otrzymywac przymuso-
we wakacye bez pobierania W ich
czasie pensyj; wielu tea urzedni-
kow bedzie trzeba wydalic. Ogrom.
ME trudno bedzie robic jakiea o.
szczednosci VI departamencie po-
licyi.
- Pocztmistrz Coyne zamiano-
wal swoim prywatnym sekretarzem
Pawia Hull, bylego reportera do
gsEst.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17

nych" bracia Wilhelm i Gustav
Hoedig, LEGACY SO 81 lat. Mkt
ME umie wytfomaczyc niespodzie-
wanego samobojstwa.
w Tennebronn W Badenii spa
lilo sic "a budynkow,. miedzy mimi
szkofa i ko5ciof.
= Lord Rosebery wydaf mani
fest W sprawie rozfamu W partyi
iberalaej, W kt6rym zastrzega sic,
re ME chce brac udziafu W polity-
ce, ale partya zacheca do zajecia
zdecydowanego stanowiska W obec
popieranej przez cafy narod wojny.
= Do Londynu nadeszfy wiado-
mosci, re hr. Toistoj ciezko jest
chory.
= Stowarzyszenie artyst6w dra-
matycznych W Paryzu urzadziio
loterya gfowna wygrana 100000
frank6w. Wielki los wygraf Rot.
szyld, ale zrzekf sic wygranej ma
rzecz stowarzyszenia.
- Pewien handlarz koni W Her
mannstacie W Siedmiogrodzie O.
trzymaf cd rzadu angielskiego kon-
trakt ma dostawe 1000 koni do po-
fudniowej Afryki.
= Dzielnice zydowska W miescie
Nowy Biczow(0 W Czechach zni-
szczyf pozar prawie doszczetnie.
w urzedzie cfowym W Kon-
stantynopolu odkryto olbrzymie
defraudacve dochodzace do sunny
10000 fl. sterl. Kilku urzedni-
k6w aresztowano.
= W poblizu Judith, Mont,
mad rzeka Missouri, lynchowano
trzech zfodziei koni.
DO San Francisco, przybyf, po
26 dniowej podr6zy Manili, trans
portowiec Indiana" i przywi6zf
ITO podr6znych 1000 zofnierzy
AZ puiku piechoty i 3 pufku arty-
leryi. W drodze umarf jeden po-
dr6zny.
= Regestracye osadnikow W no.
wo otwartych rezerwacyach szcze-
pow Kiowa Comanche W Oklaho-
mie, dotychczas dosiagfy liczby
42,1S4.
: w Madison, Wis, pozar zni-
szczyl stajniq frmy Keutzler Bros,
W kt6rej spaliio sic 7 koni raso-
wych, budynek sasiedni, zrza-
dzajac szkode ma $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Mech czeka.

" tych dniach jednemu naszych lite
rat6w przyszfo ma SWAT dziecko. W wa
znej tel chwili zaiety byf przy bi6rku,
cafy pogrszony W czytaniu. Gdy sauzaca
przyszfa zwisstowae mu te nowine sfo-
wami:
= Prosze pana, ohiopiec przyszedt ma
SWAT!
Roztargniony nterat, ME przerywajqc
czytania, odpowiedziaf:
- Dobrze, dobrze! Teraz ME nam cza-
SO. Mech Eaczska v praedpoksium
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17

dzi jednakowoz, re wiadomosc to
fafszywa. Wedle jego przedsta-
vienna rzeczy, do Chicago przybyf
nieiaki j. W. Morton, prezydent
uni palaczy cd czasu jego przy-
bycia rozeszfa sic wiesc, re urze-
dnicy krajowej organizacyi donna.
gaia sic, by tutejsze browary uzna-
iy unia zaprowadzify Sgodzinowy
dzien piracy. Kilku zbyt goracych
palaczy podobno " skutek tego
odeszfo cd roboty. Ale z palaczy
malo podobno tylko nalezy do unii,
skoro zastrajkuja, inni ludzie zaj-
ma ich miejsce, a browary ME my
sla tenn, by unia wdawac sic W
ukfady. Oprocz tego wiekszosc
palaczy-przynajmniej we wielkich
browarach - pracuje istotnie tylko
0 SOQZ1n QZlennle.
Pomimo tego robotnicy twier.
dza, re strajk juz nastapif i re pa
lacze radziby nak}onic wszystkich
5000 robotnik6w W tutejszych bro
warach, by dla ich dobra strajkowa-
Ii. Dzisiejszy dzien zapewne rozja-
sni GAIA sprawe.
Co do strajku giser6w, to pofoze-
ME niezmienione. zadna re stron
ME chce ustapic, kazda jest pewna
ostatecznego zwycieztwa.
NieszczesIiwe wypadki.
Kiedy 56letni A. Wergert, 13,447
Erie ave., pracowaf ma przystani
nalezacej do kolei Illinois Central,
ciezka kfoda drzewa spadla mu ma
lews noge zlamaia mu ia nizej
kolana. Zawieziono go do szpitala
powiatowego.
Wczoraj odbyiy sic ogledziny
koronera u zwlok poltrzeciarocznej
Walentyny Pierzchalskiej i okaza-
10 sic, re dziewczynka umarfa W
skutek poparzenia sic przy zaba'
vie dnia 1lgo b. m. W mieszkaniu
swych rodzic6w pm. 1902 Hermi-
tage ave.
Dwuletni George johnson one.
gdaj wieczorem stoczyf sic re scho'
dow mieszkania rodzicow pm. 2O7
Townsend str. ma ulice i uderzyf
sic W glove o bruk tax, ze czaszka
mu pekia. Wczorai chfopiec u
mari.
Byio tez wczoraj kilka o6ar uda.
ru sionecznego. o lie sic zdaje,
zaden wypadk6w ME jest niebez-
pieczny. Nazwiska j adresy tych
o6ar, o lie je zameldowano ma poll
cyl, sa: 24letni Jan Zalewski, 200
Cleaver str. (Jest W szpitalu po-
wiatowym); 57letni Jan Kozaski
(?), 19 Chaplin str; 32letni Chas.
Muench, 80 Erie str; Ada Dornke,
1913 Clybourn ave.; 17letni John
van Iderstein, 1407 Lexington ave.;
1Sletni Henry Hill, 327 Mohawk
str. Dennis McGoran, rog Leavitt
Congress st.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

W Londynie odebraiy sobie ay.
Gle, zazywszy trucizne, siostry Ida
i Edith Joo1and, aktorki we wieku
26 i 21 lat, powodu, ae ME znala-
ziy zatrudnienia.
W miescie Barmen odebrali
sobie zycie przez powieszenie zna.
nj tam pod nazwa .nierozdziel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Process o sprzysiezenie.

Wczoraj rozpoczaf sic pred Sc
dzia Horton process W sprawie
sprzysiezenia sic pewnych osob ce-
lem wytaczania miastu skarg o cd.
szkodowanie, ma podstawie zmyslo-
nych fakt6w. Donosilismy W swo-
i'm czasie o tel sprawie. W process
wplatani So Polacy i Czesi, Oska.
rzeni So Antoni F. Grabowski, An
ma Svehla, Ignacy Der lekarz M.
L. Ostrowski, Grabowski oskarzo-
ny jest o wytaczanie skarg pod faf-
szywymi pozorami; swiadkami je-
go byli: Czeszka Anna Svehla i Ig.
macy Der, DIR. Ostrowski miaf
skfadac lekarskie zeznania. Gra-
bowski wytoczyf process miastu o
$4,000 odszkodowania. W skardze
swej twierdzii, re 12letni Ludwik
Golik, 16 Paulina str, d. % Grud-
MIA 1897 upadiszy ma popsutym
chodniku ma II ulicy naruszyf So
bic kosc pacierzowa stracii move.
Kiedy W swoim czasie process to-
czyf sic W sadach cywilnych, maly
Golik poczatku movie ME m6gi.
Ale kiedy dr.. Oscar King przez
pozornie uszkodzone organa pre-
puscil prad elektryczny, chfopiec
mowif wcale piynnie. Okaza}o sic,
re movie moze, tylko zabroniono
mu odzywac sic W sadzie.
Wczoraj wybrano 8 sedaiow
przysieglych, dziS process dalej
sic toczy. zdaje sic, ae oskarzo.
nych, DIR. Ostrowski zostanie uzna.
ny niewinnym.
z k6f rObOtniczych.
Niekt6re gazety wczoraisze do.
Mostly, ze W 80 browarach tutej-
szych musiano zaprzestat robot z
powodu, ze 10 palaczy tam zatru-
dnionych zastrajkowaio, Szesc
browarow, wedle tego doniesienia,
mialo juz zawrzec ukfad organi-
zacys international Brotherhood
of Stationary Firemen", inne "a
pewne p6ida "a ich przykfadem.
Dyrektor zwiazku Chicago and
Milwaukee Brewers Assoc" " twief.
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nagle - salwy karabinow, trupy,
krew.
Taxi jest skutek nieoglednych
powiedzmy scisle - niesumien-
nych slow!
Cabinet francuski dobif sic ska
sowania zakon6w we Francyi: O.
gromna wiekszoscia senat przyjaf
uchwalona przez izbe deputowa.
nych ustawe, rozwiazujaca zakony,
kt6rych majatek przechodzi ma
skarb panstwa. Me zgodsono sic
nawet ma przedfuzenie terminu, W
kt6rym zakonnicy musza uregulo-
wac swe interesa opuscic oiczy-
zne, albo tez pozostac W niej pod
warunkiem wyrzeczenia sic slub6w
zakonnych: W ciagu trzech miesie-
cy, musza oni sic zdecydowac. O.
czywiscie, bardzo mafo znaldzie sic
takich zakonnik6w, kt6zy sic wy
rzekna slubowan, m6gt tedy senat,
bez wielkiej straty dIa skarbu, po-
stanowic, re tacy zakounicy beda
otrzymywali dozywotnie zasifki ma
zycie fundusz6w skonfskowanych
klasztorom.
Teraz juz tylko prezydent repu.
bliki sankcyonuie ustawe, a po-
tenn zacznie sic wypedzanie kra-
iu cichych zakonnik6w. Wielu
ich uda sic do kolonij, do kt6rych
ME stosuje sic ia barbarzynska u
stawa, inni sic udadza ma wieczna
tutaczke, aby wszedzie ich gorzka
dola swiadczyia, jak masoIska re-
publika pojmuje wolno5c.
Ale teraz zaczyna sic we Fran
cyl nova kampania przeciw katoli-
cyzmowi. Oskarzono katolikow,
re postanowili wykupie mn6stwo
dziennik6w, nawet najbogatszych,
jak Figaro albo Rep. Franeaise, i
powoli, "a pomoca prasy dziaiac ma
spofeczenstwo W duchu katolickim,
aeby W ten spos6b wychowac move
pokolenie, ktoreby odwofafo wyda-
ma teraz przeciw zakonom ustawe.
Ably tedy ustrzedz Francye cd ta-
kiego nieszcze5cia, agituja mason
skie pisma projektem ustawy, "a
kazujacej publicznego roztrzasania
zagadnieh wyznaniowych W duchu
katolickim.
Trudno przypuszczac, &eby po-
dobna mysl mogfa bye wykonana,
ME kiedy5, ale juz teraz. Zatwar-
dziaiosc sumienia musi sic stop
niowo rozwijac. Wszakze haka-
tysci siedmnascie lat temu uwaza-
iby "a obelge mniemanie, re kie-
dys znajda sie tam. gdzie dziS juz
staneli.
TAX samo we Francyi tworzenie
wyjatkowych ustaw przeciw katoli-
kom bedzie rozwija}o W masonach
d1apiezne instynkta, az wreszcie
kiedys ME wzdrygna sic oni pred
srodkami nietylko despotycznymi,
ale nawet kannibalskimi, ktore te-
raz uwazaja jeszcze "a niemozliwe.
Terazniejsza agitacya prasy rady-
kalnej i socyalistycznej "a skrepo-
waniem wolnosci katolickiej opinii
PREDICT czy p6zniej znaidzie wyraz
W jakichs wyjatkoWych zarzadze-
mach, potem przepisach, a gdy SO.
cyalizm silniej sic rczwinie, WOW.
czas to wszystko posfuzy do lat
wiejszego nafozenia wiez6w ma ca
fy nar6d = tax z republiki demo.
kratycznej, jak Minerva z gfowy
Jowisza, wyjdzie dyktatura jake
gos brutalnego cezara.
Mech czeka.