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Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
COMPULSORY BATHING

Scientists recently have been writing much about the good effects of com pulsory education upon the public health. Statistics have been quoted to show that through the vigilance of the truant officers and the efforts of school the danger of contagion has been lessened and the percentage of disease decreased. A Chicago moth CT. however, is likely to upset many of the reforms, for she has furnished d test ease which defines the limit of much boasted reforms.
 This woman lives in one of the poorer districts of Chicago. She has three children, all of whom were sent home from school with the ultimatum that they must be bathed or they would be indefinitely suspended. The mother kept the children at home. and when the truant officers visited her she de clared that she would not risk washing her children in winter. With the an nouncement that she is a true Ameri- can mother" she has defied the whole city of Chicago. It has been discov- cred that the school authorities cannot cross the sacred threshold of home. The SiiIluIeH must go 10 SCnOOl, and It is their right as free-bor inhabitants of a great republic to go unwashed and uncombed. Although their presence may be unwholesome and even a men, ace to the health of other pupils, they can continue to hibernate in soapIess contentment.
 If soap and water are to become d compulsory educational issue. it is one that should cause legfsla ton that will rob public school children of any pre- viously inalieuable right to belong to the unwashed. Although the study Of hygiene and the improvement of the sanitary condition of cities have done much to benefit the public health. it appears that there is still an important step to be taken in the compulsory bathing direction. In some districts ot Chicago bath rooms are provided in the basements of school buildings and women are employed to scrub pupils not properly cared for al home. The gospel of soap and water is preached constantly by the teachers and encour- aging results are obtained. But the fact that the compulsory part of educa- ton does not extend to the bath may retard progress until some way can be found to force parents to do their duty Milwaukee Sentinel
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
MINING NOTES.

w. Goldsworthy and others have To- cated three. placer claims on Lynx creek which give promise of producing considera ble gold. Enough coarse gold was procured from one pan recently to make a gold 25-cent gold piece. The claims are located just below the cross ing of the Agua Fria wagon road Journal Miner.
 C. H. B. Carter came in yesterday from Mayer He says that place is en- toying its full share of prosperity along with the other sections of this country and is just now apparently on the eve of a bi gloom. E. D. Treadweli has commenced work on the erection of the smelter for the G. A. Treadwell Mining company. and also has men at work putting in q pipe line from Wolf creek With the completion Of this water sys- tenn Mayer is expected to take quite step in advance.-Journal Miner.
 MT. Edward Braun, a pioneer Ariz- oman. well known in this section. is Tombstone visitor. Br. Braun is clos ing negotiations for the bonding of his Goldfarin group of mines near Bowie to California parties The property is q most promising one.-Prospector.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
THE YEs-OR-NO CORNER.

The efforts on the part of members of the house to pin one another down to direct answers reminded Represent ative Capron of Rhode Island-one of the best story tellers in the house, by the way-of an experience in the last campaign. MT. Capron was very much bothered while making a speech by d man in the audience who insisted on asking questions to which he demanded either yes" or mo" for an answer.
 But there are some questions" fin- ally remarked MT. Capron which cannot he answered by yes or mo-"
 II should like to hear one,'' scornfully commented his annoyer
 Well" said MT. Capron, II think ' can prove il. Have you quit beating your wife? Answer yes or no"
 The crowd saw at once that MT. Ca pron had the man in trap. If he said yes" it was a confession that he had been beating his wife. if he said no it was an admission that he was still indulging in the pastime.-Washing ton Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
pr. Lyons
 PERFECT r I ooth Powder
Used by people of refinement for over g. quarter cf 2. century.

hcies The boy squats and forces the head of the creature into the hole. The snake, by some unknown force-in- stinct or something else-is certainly apprised of what it's master wants, for it's body slowly enters the hole and dis appears. The small. embrowned boy runs to the other hole. places the sack over it and awaits the result with an anxious, whatwill- the harvest-be look on countenence.
 Sometimes the boys face glows with capitalistic triumph, for number of rats scamper into the bag; sometimes neither rats nor snake appear and then the boy feels bad. Nothing re- mains for him to do but wait. He does so. and his patience is finally rewarded by the appearance of the snake, whose hunt has been without quarry.
 The boy is so small and the snake so big that he has grown lopsided in car rying it about-for it is always coiled on the right arm.-Manila Volcano
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
GIANT HAWAIIAN EELS.

There was in the fish market yester- day the largest specimen of the eel tribe which has graced the slabs for many a day. The eel was five feet iong and nearly five inches in diameter at its thickest part. It belonged to the local species, which most resembles the true conger, and was gray in color. It was captured at low tide in a pool of water which it had entered. probably i'll pursuit of prey. and out of which it was unable to escape.
 There are three well known varieties of eel found in local waters. The largest is the big gray fellow, which so closely resembles his cousin. the conger. He is voracious and fearless, and the natives tackle him with eau tion. for when cornered he fights vic iously and can infiict q nasty wound with his powerful jaws which bristle with needle-like teeth.
 The other species are fat flabby look ing customers. with fantastic markings of black and brown, and many shades of gray. On an eel Of this sort the skin appears to hang loose from the body. and when disturbed the head swells like a puff adder's. These eels seldom attain a greater length than three feet, and love to locate in the creVices of q stone breakwater, from which they dart out necessarily and make havoc among any school of small fry which may be innocently disport- ing themselves within striking dis tance. These hooded eels have been known to haunt q particular spot for over a year. They are good eating, despite their unprepossessing appear ance.-Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
DENY THAT ROCKEFELLER IS ILL

John D. Rockefeller was in this city today. He took drive in Central park, and afterward left to return to Lakewood. His secretary said: "He is in perfect health. and has not con- suited a physician in some time. He will spend most of his time in Lake wood playing golf" John D. Rocke- feller, Jr., and William Rockefeller also denied the report that Mr. Rockefelle" was sick
 Yet in spite of these repeated denials MT. Rockefeller is known to be suffer ing from a disease which has caused the hairs of his head and mustache to his personal appearance. and he ap- pears to be stunning public notice by making his home with his daughter Mrs. Strong, who lives some distance out of Lakewood. One New York phy- sician has gone so far as to say that theory is that the sufferers stomach fails to properly assimilate nourish- ment. Other physicians say that vic tims of the same disease under 40 years of age usually recover in the course of a year or two and have a strong growth of hair again. In the case of victims over 45 years of age there is little CT no Hope of recovering the hair, but the health otherwise may be fairly good.-New York dispatch to Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
MIR. BRYCE ON CUBA.

The article which Mir. James Bryca has contributed to the North American Review concerning affairs in Cuba comes commended to the people of the United States by the fact that MT. Bryce is one of the most intelligent observers of the conditions of modern governments now living, and is espe- cially we'll affected toward our own country. He confirms the most favor able opinion as regards the resources Of Cuba He thinks it could support ten millions of people by farming alone. in place of the million and a half now there It could raise more than sugar, and he seems to think that an increase of ether products in place of sugar would be of advantage there. But this, of course. doesn't apply to the immediate wants of the island. Mr. Bryce found that the sentiment for independence existed mostly in the lower class of Cubans It is different with the property holders. who are in cllned to favor annexation to this country American rule there has been of great benefit. we are told. On this point MT. Bryce says:
 ''The military governor and his lieu tenants have had to hold their course through rocks and shoals more numer- ous and more troublesome than can be known to any one outside the island It IS pleasure to close these brief reflec- tons with sincere tribute to the character and abilities and enlightened energy of General Leonard Wood, who deserves to be long remembered with honor, both by those whose affairs he has administered in so upright spirit and by his countrymen at home.''- Boston Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
BONDS FOR SALE.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Bonds
 of the Territory of Arizona.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received until Il o'clock a. m. Tuesday. May 13, 1902, by the Board of Managers for Arizona of the St. Louis International Exposition of 1903, at their office in the city of Phoenix. Arizona, for 80, 000 twenty-year 5 per cent. bonds. of the denomination of $500 and S1,00O each. issued by the Territo- ry of Arizona in pursuance of Act No. S6 of the 21st Legislative Assembly of said territory, and which act has been approved by the congress of the United States.
 Interest on said bonds is payable semi-annually on the first day of Jan uary and July, and both principal and interest in gold coin of the United States. at the office of the treasurer Of the territory.
 Said bonds will be delivered to the purchaser thereof in the city of Phoe- nix. Arizona, at the office of the said board of managers.
 A certified check for ten per cent. the amount of the bid, payable to w. c. Bashford. treasurer, and a copy of this advertisement must accompany each bid.
  ject any or all bids.
 All bids will be opened by the board at its office in the city of Phoenix, Ari- Zona, on Tuesday, May 13. 1902, at Il o'clock, a. rn.
 All bids must be sealed and addressed to T. F. Dalton, secretary, 21 N. First Ave. Phoenix. Arizona, and marked Proposals for purchase of La. P. Exp Bonds"
 By order of the Board.
 T. F.. DALTON, Secretary
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

holders of the Copper King of Arizona, recently held in New York, the follow ing gentlemen were elected directors of the company for the ensuing year:
 F.. Boitel. N. Y. City; Thomas Gill bane. Providence. R. l.: T. r.. Goring Wappinger's Falls, \. Y; Daniel Rob ert. Somerville. N. J.: Charles H. Earle. Providence. R. l.; H. C. Fl. Palmer, Ossining, N. Y: H. B. Varan. New York City; F. F.. Littlafield. Minneapo- lis. Minn.: F. G. Cleasby. Providence. R. l.: F. Schaffer. New York Sity: H. Ii. Brown. Philadelphia. P. A.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21
USE ALIENS Foor.EAsE

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. ! our feet feel swollen. nervous and hot, and get tired easily. Ii you have smart ing feet or tight shoes try Aliens Foot Ease. It cools the feet, and makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen. sweating feet, inSrowing nails. blisters and calious spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Don't accept any substi- tute Trial package FREE. Address, Allen s. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21

There is no penalty for injuring your self; you can be put in jail for injuring others, but you are supposed in k"nW enough not to injure yourself. But how many do it, How many eat too fast, drink too much. loaf too much. sleep too little. worry too much lie too much. stand of bill collectors too ofteni
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21

Young girls talk about that feeling Of unreat." but only the mother of T cross baby really knows what it is.
 Women take the same breathless in terest in a fine dry goods display that men take in looking at a pretty woman.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21

Now good digestion waits on appe- tite, and health on both.'' If it doesn't try Burdock Blood Bitters.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21

The first time that q girl goes out = her way to go past His house or Hi, store. or stands on a corner waiting for Him 10 come along. she should be gent ly but foreefully- corrected. - '~>
Arizona republican., 1902-04-21

COPPER KING OF ARIZONA.
  At the annual, ,meeting of the stock
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18

Otwarcie wystawy nastapi W dniu
dawniej oznaczonym, W roku 1903.
Rada wykonawcza komitetu wy
stawy uchwali'a wczoraj rezolucye,
zgodnq z powyzszem oswiadcze-
MEM pana Francis.
WASHINGTON, 16go stycznia. -
Postanowiono, re spuszczenle ma
wode cesarskiego yachtu Meteor"
odbedzie sie 25 Lutego, godz'
1O:3O rama. Prezydent Roosevelt
bardzo sic cieszy z przybycia ksie-
cia Henryka Pruskiego i doglada
osobi5cie przygotowan do przyje-
cia go5cia. Kontradmiraf Evans
dowodzic bedzie eskadra okret6w,
kt6re towarzyszyc beda yachtowi
,,Hohenzollern" przy wjezdzie do
portu nowojorskiego. We Wa
szyngtonie odwiedzi ksiaze pierw-
sly prezydenta W Biafym Domu, a
dopiero nastepnie nastqpi rewizyta
Roosevelta W ambasadzie ME-
mieckieJ.
PHILADELPHIA, Is stycznia. -
Pewien obywatel kazaf aresztowac
pie5ciarzy Toma Sharkey i Petera
Maher, kt6rzy zapowiedzieli kon-
kursowa Wake, Sedzia wypuscif
ich ma wolnosc "a zlozeniem kau-
cyl, re ma prawde bic sic ME beda,
lecz stoczq tylko t. z. pSparring
Match" Przedstawienie odbyfo
sic W obecnoSci widow, ktorzy
drogo zaplacili "a bilety wstepu.
Gdy przekonano sic, re zapa5nicy
ME bija sic ma seryo, powstat tu-
multi. Pie5ciarze uciekli, a "a
wiedzeni goScie pofamali stoiy i
stofki.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Is stycz. -
Przy stemplowaniu paczki pocSto-
wei, takowa eksplodowafa, Zawie-
rafa widocznie nitrogliceryne slbo
maszyne piekielnq, Pochodzifa z
fabryki bezdymnego prochp W
New Yorku i przyszta pod adresem
kupca, handlujqcego zelazem, Ku-
piec zapewnia, re zadnych mate
ryal6w wy ybuchowych ME zamawiat
i zadnej podobnej przesyfki ME
spodziewa} size. Wdrozono 5ledz-
two W tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18
Rome WiadomoScl
teicgraficZne.

Benningsen, syn przyw6dzcy
narodowych liberat6w W parlamen-
Gle niemieckim, zostaf ciezko ra-
niony W pojedynku. Brat ranio'
nego jest gubernatorem W niemie-
ckiej Gwinei.
= Sekretarz amerykahskiej am
basady W Konstantynopolu wybrat
sic pieniedzmi do rozb6jnik6w,
azeby wydostaG ostatecznie ME-
wolf misyonarke Stone.
- Kr6l Oscar otworzyf wczoraj
osobiscie sejm szwedzki.
- Sekretarz stanu W Venezuela
skarzy sic, re angielski parowiec
ban Righ" popiera powstanc6w.
- Puikownik DIR. Roth obcho-
dill 25ta rocznice objecia obowiaz-
k6w posla szwajcarskiego W Ber-
linie.
= Okrety europejskie przewio-
zEy W roku zeszEym 56S,00O os6b
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Maj
wieksza liczbe emigrant6w prze-
prawiia przez ocean linia Nord-
deutscher Lloyd.
- Bawarya ME godzi sic ma "a
prowadzenie og6lno niemieckich
znaczk6w pocztowych.
Bank Commercial" W Albany
musiai ogfosic bankructwo, pomi-
mo re maiqtek przenosi dfugi o
S68,OO0. Zabrakto W kasie got6wki.
= Pod La Crosse, Wis, pogry-
zty wiki farmera Olafa Halesrud,
ma jego wfasnem podw6rzu. Niema
nadziei utrzymania go przy zyciu.
Pod Ludington, Mich, osiadf
ma mieliznie parowiec linii Pere
Marquette, Bafwany przelewaja
sic przez poltiad groza okretowi
rozbiciem. Pasazer6w zaloge pre-
wieziono na brzeg.
- Rabusie napadli ma pociag
kolei Kansas Cithy Southern, pod
Forth Smith. Zabrali wagonu
ekspresowego $4,000.
- w Indianapolis zapadl sip
most na Washington str, Elektry-
czny tramwaj wpadf do rzeki
White. Mkt ME zostaf zabity, tyl.
ko 4 osoby So ranione.
= W La Sale, ILL.,, spalifa sig
remiza wagonami kolei ulicznej.
Dopiero "a diva miesiqce tramwale
zaczna na nowo kursowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18
Podobzna kary korespondencyne ko wede adesu dorca
domyslna poczta chicagoska. (Patrz "Uwagi").

wi, re sieje We Francyi niezgode,
pomimo to izba dafa mu wotrm
zaufania 309 giosami przeciw 2l4.
LoNDYN, 1890 stycznia -
Lord Kitchener ti6maczy, re byt
got6w ME ruszac rodzin wojujq-
cych Boer6w ich farm, lecz zadat
W zamian cd generafa Botha, aze-
by ten ME niepokoif tych burghe-
row, kt6rzy uznali wladze Angli-
k6w. Botha odpowiedziaf, re ma
prawo wymagania, azeby wszyscy
Boerzy uznawali w}adze miejsco-
wa, kto tego ME uczyni, tego ma
jatek ulegnie konfskacie. Kitche-
ner byf przeto zmuszony zakfadac
obozy koncentracyjne. W grud-
niu znajdowato sic W Mich 117,Ol7
os6b, tel liczby umarlo 1880 O.
sob.
Me uIega wqtpliwo5ci, ze posre-
dnictwem os6b trzecich toczq sic
miedzy Anglikami Boerami ukia-
dy pok6i.
WASHINGTON, 1890 stycznia. -
Prezes komitetu wystawy W st.
Louis p. Francis przeczy wiadomo-
sci podanej przez wczorajsze d2ien-
niki, jakoby miedzynarodowa wy
stawa miafa bye odtozona do roku
1904. Me upowaznit on nikogo do
rozsiewania takiej wiadomo5ci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18

roku poprzedniego 76 milion6w
marek. Hrabia Posadowski o5-
wiadczyf W parlamencie, re W Ber-
linie 1900 ludzi jest bez piracy.
Przez podniesienie sic rolnictwa
wieSniacy beda mieli zapewniony
zarobek.
WIEDEN, 1890 stycznia. -
Rosya naklania wszystkie pahstwa
,narazone ma strate przez ustano-
wienie novel, taryfy ctowej W
Niemczech do przedsiewziecia
wsp5lnemi sifami Srodk6w odweto-
wych. Austrya, Wtochy, Szwajca-
rya, Serbia, Rumunia Dania zga-
dzaia sic na plan rosyjski,
PETERSBURG, 1890 stycznia, -
Bojkot niemieckich towar6w re
strony Polak6w przybiera coraz
wieksze rozmiary, Agronomiczne i
kupieckie towarzystwa ma Litwie
postanowify zerwac stosunki fir
mani niemieckiemi. Narzedzia roll
nicze zam6wiono W Sta mach 'Zjed-
noczonych.
PARYz, 1Sgo stycznia. -
Minister wojny Andre zapowie'
dzial, re przedstawiono W parla-
mencie wniosek, azeby wychowal,
cy szk6l katolickich ME byli dopu-
szczani do wojennych zakfad6w
naukowych. Zarzucano ministro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18

wszystkich kwestyj spornych sqdo-
wi rozjemczemu, wySwietliG stano-
wisko, jake W tel sprawie zajeli
delegaci chilijscy. Obecnie panu-
je miedzy wszystkimi delegatami
przykfadna zgoda nalezy sic spo-
dziewac, re kongres pauamerykan
ski predko sic zafatwi reszta
spraw.
Colon, 1890 stycznia. -
Ma czwartek byfa zapowiedziana
wymiana jenc6w obu stron woiu-
jacycb. Ma um6wione miejsce
stawili sic komisarze rzadowi, lecz
czekali przez 5 godzin nadaremnie
ma przybycie komisarzy powstan-
COW,
BERLIN, 16go ty czni a, -
Ksieciu Henrykowi towarzyszyc
beda: minister marynarki, Tirpitz
i general piechoty Won Plessen.
Szczeg6fy caiej podr6zy obmysIa
sam cesarz. Dotychczas jest re-
cza watpliwq, czy ksiaze Henryk
przybedzie do Chicago, Prawdo-
podobnie ME pozwoli mu na to
brak czasu. Zalezy to zreszta cd
porozumienia sic posla niemiec
kiego rzadem waszyngtonskim.
Przyw6z do Niemiec' zagranicz-
nych towar6w zmiejszy& sig W roku
1901 W stosunku do prgywozu Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18
Telegrar11y.

MEKsYK, 1890 stycznia. =
Czwartkowe trzesienie ziemi dafo
sic odczuc W cafym kraju, Tutej-
sze szkody So nieznaczne W stosun-
ku do STRAIT poniesionych przez in
ne miasta. W miescie Chilpan-
cingo W stanie Guertero, jest 300
ludzi zabitych, drugie tyle ciezko
ranionych. W ko5ciele odbywafy
sic wfasnie nieszpory, gdy nasta-
pifa katastrofa. .uMn6stwo dom6w
jest poobalanych. Naiwiecej u
cierpiafo gt6wne biuro telegraficz
ne. Wysfano ztad wojsko do Chill
pancingo, azeby pomagafo przy u
suwaniu gruz6w.
W Ignala zapadf sic ko5ci6f i
wiele innych gmach6w, miedzy
kt6rymi znajduje sic cukrownia
swiezo postawiona kosztem $780,
900.
MEKsYK, 18 stycznia. =
Sprawa sqd6w 70 1jemczych zostafa
zafatwiona ku og6lnemu zadowole-
niu przez przyjecie wniosku de-
legata Stan6w Zjedn., Buchanan,
azeby W protok6le uznajacym sad
haski i zniewalajacym pahstwa
amerykanskie do przedstawiania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18
Lord Kitchener by1 zmuszony zak1adac obozy
kOncentracyjne.
TERMIN OTWARCIA WYSTAWY W ST. LOUIS ME
ZOSTANIE ODkOZONY.
BOlesny zaW6d amatOr6W walk ma ku4aki.

A1ClAohASA wv ~ HhANAC~ ~
zreszta bajecznego, jak waz NOR
ski. Niemcy Anglia, majaca ma
orczyku Portugalie, posiadaja tax
wazne interesa handlowe W Ma
rokku, re bez zgody tych pahstw
niepodobna mySlec zadnych W
MEM zaborach. A kt6z darmo po-
zwoli sasiadowi zwiekszao swe po-
siadtosci?
Sprawa Trypolisu niezawodnie
istnieje; stanowi ja ruch antiturec-
ki, zmierzajqcy do wytamania sic
pod wiadzy suftana. Wszelkie za5
inne plany, choc peIno ich W dzien-
nnikach, pewnoscia ME istnieja
W gabinetach.
W berlinskich koEach polity Co.
nych opowiadaja sobie, re stosunki
miedzy Niemcami Austrya od-
znaczaia sic W ostatnim czasie ME-
bywaiym dotad nigdy chiodem.
Take hrabia Gutenberg ME czuje
sic we Wiedniu swobodnym, tax
samo, iak hr. Szoegenyi W Ber-
linie. Spory o kwestya polska ME
moga bye, zdaniem "Koeln. Vztg",
jedyna przyczyna oziebienia sic
tax przyjaznych dawniei stosun-
k6w. Ostry ton znanej deklaracyi
organu kanclerskiego W Berlinie
swiadczy wielkiem rozdraznieniu
przeciw rzadowi austryackiemu.
Szowinistyczne gazety wszechnie-
mieckie So bardzo zadowolone z
odpowiedzi organu kanclerskiego i
ciesza sic, re zakreslif granice W
obec Austryi. Czuia one "swiezy
powiew poranny'', ktory przyniesie
orzezwienie dla wiedDqcej niemczy-
zny. Mimo tel radosci czuje sic ia
kss niepewnos6, a nawet obawe W
tych wywodach prasowych powo-
du uksztaltowania sic stosunk6w
sprzymierzouem mocarstwem. Me
kt6re gazet przypisuja ten ro-
zw6j rzeczy ruchowi pod hastem
"Precz Rzymem", powstaiemu W
Austryi, q popieranemu W Niem-
czech. A ruch ten, kt6ry nazwac
mona antydynastycznym i wro-
GIN panstwu, byiby juz dawno mi
nal sam siebie, gdyby ME byf "a
sila1y z Niemiec. "Koeln. Vztg"
zwraca uwage na to, re ME tylko
ruch "Precz Rzymem", ale agi-
tacya hakatystyczna W Prusach
maja pietno wyznaniowe, co po-
twierdza otwarte wyznauie "Allg.
ewang. Kirchenzeitung", kt6rej
wywodach pisali5my.
'Kanclerz, zauwaza "Koeln.
V ws'qpif ma droge, ma kt6-
rel prawie nieuniknionemi So Gle
zkie starcia take pod wzgledem
miedzynarodowym... Podpadaja-
Gem jest to, re ten sam MAJ stanu,
kt6ry z tax wieIka ostroznoscia sta,
raj sic O to. by ME urazic wrazliwo-
sci angielskiei, z drugiej strony,
gdzie moze sic sttuc daleko wiecej
porcelany, postepuje, jak SIG zdaje,
tax lekkiem screen. Teraz wyto-
czono ME tylko przeciwienstwo
miedzy sEowiahs2czyznQ a germa-
nizmem, ale take miedzy katoli-
cyzmem a protestantyzmem, co pc
wnie jest "a wiele naraz. Take
rZecZy zawsze tatWleJ Zaczynac, nlz
doprowadzat do kohca".
Przyzna6 trzeba, re nadrenski
organ katoIicki ostrzegat zawsze
szowinist6w i wszechniemc6w, aby
ME doprowadzali swych wybryk6w
"a daIeko. Byt to gtos wotajacego
ma puszczy, a jezei bieg rzeczy
rozwinie sic W spos6b niepoz2dany
nieprzyjemny dIa Niemiec, jak
sic tego obawiaja rozwazni polity-
cy, to zawdzieczac to bedzie pan
stwo wszechniemieckim krzyka-
cZom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-18

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wano "a kradziez roanych pred
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samit jedwab. Podaiy one nazwi-
oka Cecilia Brown Rachel Smith