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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Teachers Employed.

At the meeting of the School
Board on last Monday night the
teachers were employed for the en-
suing term as follows:
Prof. ]. P. Mccoy, Principal,
Miss Grace Bayless, Grammar,
Miss Ruth Bennett, intermediate,
Miss Jennie Kessler, Primary,
S. c. Sumpter, Janitor.
All the teachers hold first grade
certificates except Miss Ruth Bennett
who holds an excellent second grade.
There is no reason why we can not
have a fiIst class school. Let every
one lay aside all prejudices and work
for the advancement of education.
The board evidently did what they
thought for the best interest of our
schools. Let US bear in mind that
we can not all have our own way
about these matters and the only
way now is for everyone to make the
best of the situation. We can have
a good school if We all work in har-
mony.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
PIains Items.

]. A. Elder and sons have finished
threshing their crop of wheat, 1000
bushel strong, testing No. 4. 1900
bushel of this was raised on Mr..
Elders homestead. They will put
out 500 acres of wheat this fall.
B. Maxwell, of Sedgwick Co. has
purchased through, Edwards &
Baughman, two fine quarters ofland.
We understand for a good price.
Thos. B. Wall and Adrian Houch
of Wichita, were transacting busi-
ness in Plains Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Pippett will move his family
to his farm in Mertilla twp. this week.
Mrs. Montgomery and children,
Of Englewood are visiting relatives
it this city.
J. A. Whimple and daughter,
of Springfield visited at the Hotel
Gillidett last week.
John w. Baughman will go to
Liberal next week to take charge of
tbs branch Office of the Crescent
Agency.
Thos. Bodle of Meade, and a
Mr.. Stocker, of Iowa. were looking
| Iover land near Plains the first of the
week.
Mr.. Hemple's machine has thresh-
ed 10, 900 bushels of wheat within
three miles of Plains.
Messrs. Edwards & Baughman spent
two days of this week looking over
their possessions in Seward County.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Attention Old SoIdieps.

Dodge City, August 6, I9oa.-The
ninth annual reunion ofthe Old Sol
diers and Sailors association of the
southwest, will beheld onSeptember
to S inclusive in Dodge City. 1t
is expected that the vice presidents
will at once organize their counties
and report to these headquarters by
August IS, as to the probable num-
Der that will attend also any other
information that will help to make
the reunion a success. Tents will
be assigned to each county for their
use in the order in which they re-
port ready to occupy them. Each
county will be expected and are
invited to come prepared to furnish
part of the entertainment, such as
speeches, recitations, ETC., and
places will be assigned them on the
programme.
Neighboring counties not men,
GERS of the associatian are invited to
come take part with us and enjoy
themselves. The citizens of Dodge
City invite you.
They are able and willing to give
you royal good time. Their COM
mittees are now at work. The park
has been much improved and viii be
fitted with electric lights, telephone
and other modern improvements
making it the finest camping grounds
in Kansas. All old soldiers and
sailors, Union and Confederate.
Spanish American. and soldiers of
the Philippine insurrection, their
families and friends, and all citizens
are invited.
| Hay, straw, fuel, light, wateretc
will be furnished free on the grounds.
Bring your blankets, cooking and
camp equipage prepared to go into
camp. The State Soldiers Home.
located FIVE miles from Dodge City,
as we'll as the State forestry, two
miles east are we'll worth visit.
Special rates hava beed secured on
all roads.
liza. ARmEST. D.L. SWEENEY,
Secy. President.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
10000 ceeh PrIze for . Name

For the new Daily Limited train
to California to be placed in service
November 1, 1909. by the Rock
Island System and Southern Pacific
Company, via the Ell Paso Short
Line. The competition is open to
the public and conditions involve no
fees Of any kind. For circular of
instructions, address at once Jno.
Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger, Rock Island System, Chicago.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
The RepubIiean Convention.

The Republicans of Meade and
Seward County met in this city las,
Thursday and nominated r. B.
Campbell, for Representative. The
following report appeared in the
Hutchinson News Of that date.
Meade, Kas., Aug. 8. The
Republican representative conven-
ton of the Meade-Seward district
nominated r. B. Campbell for the
legislature, and instructed him for
Chester I. Long for. United States
senator. Mr.. Long was present at
the convention. The contest for the
nomination in this district has been
aspirited but wholly good natured
one. George B. Cones, a leading
Republican of this comfy and a real
real estate man, was strongly sup
ported, but at the last declined to be
a candidate. He was placed before
the convention under his protest and
Mr.. Campbell was named on the
first ballot. The nomination was
conceded to Meade county. The
nominee is SON of B. H. Campbell
of Wichita, and is a youngstockman
in the west end of this county.
Both before and after the conven-
ton he came before the convention
and declared for Long.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Married.

Mr.. Roscoe S. Smith and Miss
Pearl Wood, were united in marriage
on last Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Wood. The ceremony
was a very quite affair and was per-
formed by Rev. Reace, of the M. E.
church.
Both these young people are well
and favorably known in the city,
and have many friends who extend
congratulations and wish them a life
of happiness.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Died.

Mr.. Theodore Williams, formerly
of this city, died at ElPaso, Texas,
last Monday morning, of tubercu-
loces of the brain. He had been
i'll for some time and last week Mrs.
NJ. A. Williams, his mother, went
down to see him. and remained un-
til his death. The remains arrived in
the city last night and the funeral
services will be conducted at the
Baptist churcn this afternoon.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Junior League Subjects and Lead

Aug. 3.-How to have good time.
(Heb. 1859 Leader, Willie Reace.
Aug. Ioth.-How to help the boys
and girls who do not have a good
time. (Eph. 4: 3a.) Leader, Ira
Smith.
Aug. I7.-How to be true Juniors
in vacation. Eccles. g: Io.) Lead
er, Mildred Johnston.
Aug. a4th.-Getting ready fol
work. (Psa. 81: ro.) Leader, Phyl-
lis Fuhr.
Aug. 3Ist. A promise lesson.
e. Peter L: ~ Leader, Arthur
Perry.
Go to Mrs. Henry's any time for
your meals.
Go to Mrs. Henry's for lemon
pies, gooseberry pies, apple pies,
pumpkin pies, raspberry pies, poor
mans pies, or any old kind of piees
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
SfPaYed.

One black filley, 4 years old, one
white hind foot, small scars on right
shoulder and neck. Weight about
900 or $50 pounds. Strayed from
Meade about 6 weeks ago. Leave
any information at this Office.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14

Company, via the Ell Paso Shor,
Line. The competition is open to
the public and conditions involve no
fees Of any kind. For circular OF
instructions, address at once Jno.
Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger, Rock Island System, Chicago.
Chas. Talley went to Kansas City
Monday morning with \ load OF
cattle.
Rev. A. J. Lenehan held Mass at
the Catholic Church last Tuesday
morning.
Scarborough Bros. left US a very
fine watermelon this week for which
they have our thanks.
We will sell you binder twine at
bargain prices while it lasts.
READ, The Grocer.
Mrs. E. Roberts Sr., who is at
the hospital in Hutchinson is report
ed to be very much improved in
health.
We notice that H. L. Salmon, OF
tCrooked Greek twp. is candidate
for Register of Deeds, subject to the
Republican county convention.
Mrs. John Wehrle left last Mon
day evening for St. Joseph, No.,
where she goes to purchase her fall
stock of dry goods and millinery.
We note that Fred Gray has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the District
Court, before the Republican coun-
ty convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Roberts have
moved back to Meade, to stay this
time. Jack had contracted to work
on the Wick ranch, but the managers
got another man from the east.
The weather turned cooler last
Saturday night and Sunday morning
resembled one of Autumn's days OF
the latter part of September. 1,
has againwarmed up and tits eviden,
that summer has not left US.
Thos. B. Brown, of West Chester,
Pa, was in the city few days this
week looking after some real estate
interests which he holds in this part
of Kansas. He had been on a toul
of the west and stopped here on his
return to the east. Mr.. Brown is q
very pleasant gentleman andis much
impressed with the improved con.
dition of the west.
The School Board has secured the
services Of Jake Kolbto repair the
cupola of the school house, Marior
Rosenberg and S. c. Sumpter ar,
assisting in the work. Thesame vii
be taken down and drebuiltifneccssary
1t is a mnch needed repair and ",
are pleased to see the work begun
Mr.. Kolb is competent workma,
and will do first class job.
Mrs. Rosenberg was notified b,
Congressman Long last week tha
she had been allowed a pension
claim Of s. per month dating from
1864. MIR. Rosenberg had apple.
for a pension Immediately after tn
|, war and the same was never allowe,
until the present time. This vii
bring Mrs. Rosenberg a neat sum
and a proper recognition of Mr.
Rosenberry's services in the Uniol
army.
Mr.. Lee Howard, who purchases
the Kessler place, was in Meade tn
first of the week, closing up the deal
Mr.. Howard will move to Mead
about the first of September and vii
become one of our permanent resi-
! dents. At present his family is re
. siding at Garden City Kansas. Mi
? Howard is an old timer in thi
: country having lived here for -th
past 20 years. So he knows whs
he is doing, having had all thes
years experience.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Local News.

MonuAy evening.
Miss Grace Bayless is visiting il
Englewood, Kansas.
Greensburg has new paper. l
is Republican in politics.
Henry Buck brought in a load o
fine watermelons this week.
| Chas. Walter is holding down {
barber chair in Mars shop.
Don T. and w. T. Edwards wer,
over from Plains Tuesday night.
Frank Davis went to Kansas Cit,
yesterday morning with car loat
of horses.
The waterworks are being hauled
to the city and in few days will be
ready to put up.
The Rock Island will put ON :
new through passenger train the
first of Noyember.
w. NJ. Price has gone to the
eastern part of the state where he
has purchased a bank.
Mrs. Ed Aker, and brother Ebe,
Ellis, were in Meade last Saturday
attending the speaking.
Clyde Mars went down to the
Sawyer pasture with Otto Mars
this week after some cattle.
M. ]. Law was down from Fowler
Tuesday. He will have charge of a
creamery station at that place.
Wm Roberts was in town Monday.
Mr.. Robert has been in the north
part of the county purchasing cattle.
Lots of candidates are looming
up. Some of them will be left as
there are not enough Offices for
them all.
Miss Maggie Martin went to Odee
twp. Tuesday to spend several days
on her homestead which is located
in that twp.
Remember Hon. Vernon J. Rose,
fusion candidate for Congress in this
district will speak here on Monday
August 18th.
Miss Class of Upton, Mo. and
Miss Davis of Cole Camp, Mo. are
visiting in our city with DR.. c. B.
Leslie and family.
Miss Bertha Campbell returned
Wednesday from Emporia. Kansas,
where she has been visiting her par
ents for several days.
Austin Ball.and wife we're in Meade
last Saturday. Mrs. Ball expects to
leaye this week for an extended visi,
to her old home in Missouri.
Uncle Louie Smith of Sand Greek
twp. was up last Thursday to hear
Chester 1. Long speak. Louie al
ways comes up to hear Long, and
thinks he is o. K.
Will Cockins was up from Liberal
last Sunday morning. He is To-
Gated at that place and is engaged
in selling ranches for different
parties. He sold place last week
for 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Newly, OF
South Gray county were in the city
last week and visited with Photogra.
pher Backe and family. Mr.. Newly
was here to meet his brother who
arrived from California.
Mr.. Samual Williams, of Humans.
vile, Mo-, arrived in Meade last
Saturday to visit his family. He
expected to meet his son, Theodore,
here but he died at Ell Paso before
he could be brought home.
Claud c. Raymond, a scientific
optician, was in the city the first o
the week. He is located at Greens
burg and expects to make MONTH!
trips to Meade in the future. Hi
coming will be announced in TIL
News.
Congressman Long addressed quit
a large audience at the City Hal
last Thursday afternoon. Hi
principal topic was Cuban Reciproc
ity. Mr.. Long presented the sub
ject in very able manner, statinl
his and the Presidents views on tn
matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Igou hav
moved their real estate Office 4
Liberal. Kansas, As they have con
siderable land in Seward county
We hope Mr.. and Mrs. Igou will re
turn to Meade as they are held i
the highest esteem by our people.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-08-14
Local Freight Trains.

No. 81 Local west will run on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
No. So Lacai east will run Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday until
further notice.
J. NJ. EATON, Agent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13

lezaf do szajki falszerzy pieniedzy
srebrnych, gi6wnie p6fdolar6wek.
= W sprawie zamordowania
Kirka w ,,Streeteryille", twierdzi
Billy McManners, il jego strzai
prawdopodobnie Kirka zabii. Stree
lai on wraz z innymi, broniac odda-
nej mupod straz wlasnosci alder
mana Cullertona.
= zydzi zamierzaja wybudowat
kosztem $4,000 synagoge ma rogu
ulic Thomas N. Robey. Zajmuje
sic ia sprawa gmina Mosesa Mon.
tefore.
Marszafek stray ognioweJ
Camprion ma podobno dowody,
re pozar W teatrze Orpheon byt po.
dfozony. Jakis cziowiek, ktorego
nazwisko Campion utrzymuje W
taJemnlcy, opoWladat mu, Ze wy
szedf byf ma chwile budynku
kr6tko pred pozarem, kiedy po.
wr6cil, ujrzaf pozar W poblizu kasy
teatralnej i rownoczesnie W innem
miejscu o jakich 100 stop oddalo.
mem.
= Is letnia Maggie Goeppner,
"a Alexander str, cd poniedzialku
znikla bez wieSci. Wyszfa byta Z
domu rodzic6w, by szukac roboty
wiecej ME wr6cila.
= Dzisiaj rano godz. Smej W
szpitalu M. B. Nazareth, poddat
sic Why X. K. F. Stominski ciez-
kiej operacyi, po ktorej dobrze spo-
czywa. Przy foau chorego ksiedza
czuwa jego szwagier DR.. +. e.
Liable i rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13

pala czterech ludzi. Byli to gorni-
cy Christ. Jensen, Thos. McDer-
mott, Jas. Lodge Frank Arville.
Tylko ostatm z mich uszedtz zy-
ciem.
CLEVELAND, O., 13 lutego. =
Pociag nr. 10 kolei Erie, kt6ry o
godz. l wyruszyl Cleveland do
New Yorku, wykoleif sic okofo 40
mil ztad, pomieday stacyami Ma
honing Phalanx. Cafy pociag ze-
5liznai sie re SYN i teczyf sic po
progach kolejowych przez pre-
strzen niejaka, poczem runaf 2 ma
sypu. 81 os6b zostafe pokaleczo-
nych, ale zdaje size, re Mkt z mich
W skutek tego ME umrze. Najcie-
Aej pokaleczonych zawieziono do
szpitala W Youngston. W skutek
czego nies7caescie sic wydarzyfo,
niewiadomo.
New YORK, 13go lutego. =
Generalna proba novel opery Pa
derewskiego ,,Manru" odbyia sic
wczoraj W gmachu Metropolitan
Opera House. w ozasie proby Pa.
lerewski widocznie niecierpliwo'
scia niechecia prsystuchiwaf sic i
ID chwili do ehwili przystepowat
do kapelmistrza Damroscha, by
mu szeptem udzielic r6znych u
Hag. Widac po MIN byfo znieche-
renie. Zdaje sic, re W jegc oczach
anadto powierzchownie i lekko-
nyslnie traktujq przedstawienie.
Opera zostanie po raz Pierwszy
przedstawiona W piqtek wieczo-
rem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

Wczoraj obchodzono rocznlce
urodzin Lincolna W r6znych ha-
ZACH prywatnych i publicznych'
jakotez W szkoEach publicznych W
zwykfy sposob uroczysty. Guber-
nator Yates obchodzit te uroczy-
stose W klubie Lincolna, gdzie O.
procz niego przemawiali senator
Thurston Nebraska, posfowie do
kongresu Foss Prince, pulk. 0.
Lowded i Frederick A. Bangs.
: Pomiedzy zamianowanymi
przez burmistrza cztonkami koml
tetu recepcyjnego ma prsyjazd
ksiecia Henryka Pruskiego. znaj-
dowali sic Czesi William Kolacek
i Jan j. Dvorak, kupcy utrzymn
jscy skfady przy Blue Island ave
Obydwaj zrzekli sic zaszosytu
zrezygnewali.
"a letni Charles Riley costa
aresztowany pod zarzutem, ze ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
Rome wiadom0ScI
telegraficZne.

= Bardzo podzielone So zdania
uropejskich gazrt o donioslosci
rhymlerza angielsko-j -japonskiego.
IrIandyi umart markiz of
),fferrn, hyiy gener. gubernator
.uady, g,elski maz stanu, po
gle chorohie.
I r6unycn miast HIszpanil
uosz9 o nowych zaburzenIach
botnlczych
Rozeszla sic pogfoska, do
cnczas niepotwierdzona, re opry-
TX, kt6rzy trzymaJq W niewolI
anne Stone, stoczyi krwawQ bl-
we z jaklemls innymi opryszka-
nj.
= Dyrektorzy kompanii telegra-
icznej bez drutu W Londynie, u.
b zpieczyli W roznych kompaniach
lycie Marconi'ego ma l5O,OOO IT,
sterl.
w Berlinie wedle urzedowego
raportu, znajduJe sic $4,000 ludz'
oez zatrudnienia, 10000 pracu-
lacych czesciowo.
Santos Dumont Monte
Carlo odni6sl nowy tryumf przez
wzniesienie sic W powietrze kie-
rowanie swym balonem.
Lekarze mtodego Roosevelta
ieszc oczekujq przesilenia cho-
roby,
= Japohski poset W Waszyng-
tonic uwiadomiF Rad amerykanski
urzedowo zawarciu sojuszu an
gielsko-j -japonskiego.
- Czfonkowie demokracyi po-
wiatu Cook wczoraJ przybyli do
Savannah, Ga, po drodze pre-
jezdzali przez pfonace lasy.
- w st. Louis skutek sledz-
twa zarzadzonego W sprawie wy
padk6w smierci po wstrzy knieciu
antytoxyny, ziozony zostanie u
rzedu bakteryolog miejski i str6z W
biurze chemika miejskiego.
- We Fremont County, W STA
ME Colorado, wybuchfy zaburzenia
W kopalniach i g6rnicy napedzili
100 Japonczyk6w swiezo sprowa-
dzonych Wyoming.
= Administratorka zbankruto.
wanej kasy oszczednosci W Detroit
sadownie zosta}a zamianowana
kompania Union Trust.
= W Waszyngtonie wczoraj o.
biegafa pogloska, re prezydent
meksykanski Diaz zamierza zrezy'
gnowac W przeciagu szesciu ME-
siecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
z Zienl Polskich.

+ Antela Aszpergerosoa. =
D. rs z. m. p6znym wieezorem.
okofo godziny loci umaria W SO.
dziwym wieku lat 81, Aniela
Aszpergerowa, wielka arystka
dramatyczna, kt6ra przez pre-.
szlo poi wieku byia iedna z naj-
wiekszych oad6b teatru lwow-
skiego. Aszpergerowa, z domu
Kami1ska, urodzifa sic W War.
szawie W roku 1918 - i tam de.
brutowala, majac lat 16, W sztucs
,,Zazdrosni 2 mitosci", wystepo.
wala nastepnie W Whine Min.
sIsu, a poslubiwszy aktora Woi.
ciecha Aszpergera wr6ciia do
Warszawy. Do Lwowa przybyia
roku 1S4l i po raz pierwszy W
niescIe tem wystapila W dra.
macie Rita Hiszpanlsa" W sta
YIN teatrze przy pl. Castrum.
Odtad prawie bez przerwy pra-
cowaia ma scenic lwowskiej. w
rcku 1884 obchodzii teatr nasz
aroczysoie so letni iubileusz jei
Izialalnosci scenicznei.
Sp. Aszpergerowa W dlugiei
+wej karyerze artystycznej graia
lolejno role naiwne, dramaty-
czne i role mateS, wszystkie Z
riezmiernem powodzeniem. Mlod.
ga generacya pamieta jeszczs
.nakomite iej kreacye ksieany de
ReviIle W ,,Swiscie nud6w"
paillerona, matl1i W Balladynie.
Aryi W sztuce Wilbrandta ,,Arya
Messalina", Elabiety W ,,MurY
Stuart" i wiele innych. Silna
charakterystyka, szlachetny styl
y graniu, wielka roznorodnose
tworzonych przez nia p0stacI,
stawiaja te artystke bardzo wy.
soko W dzieiach sceny pofskiei.
Do nowegc teatru miejskiego
nieraz przyjeadzala sp. Aszper-
gerowai praysluchiwala sic przsd-
stawieniom krzeset pierwszego
halkonu.
Op6r dzseci szkolnych. = w
Krotoszynie, wsi pod Barcinem,
Izieoi polskie ME chcialy odma-
viac pacierza Acknowledgements.
lug korespondencyi do ,,Bromb.
nagebl." ,,Gesell. ."-i oswald
ezyly, ie ME beda nadal odpo.
wiadaly W niemieclsiej nauce re-
.igii. Pred nauka podobno kill
zu chiopc6w nam6wi}o drugie
dzieci, ably nie odpowiadaly po
,iemiecku, mowiac, ae odtad mu.
i ustac uiemiecka nauka religii,
le ,,Biskup pisal do dziedzica,
by dzieciom powiedziaI, il pod
YIN wzgEedem ME petraebuia
| sluchao nauczyciela."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13

= zdaje sic, ze trzej inspekto-
rzy policyjni Heidelmeier, ,Hartnett
i Kalas, beda musieli wkr6tce ere
zygnowac re swych urzed6w. Szef
policyi jeszcze ME otrzymat urze-
dewego uwiadomienia o rozstrzy.
gnieciu odnosnem sadu wyzszego.
ale skoro je otrzyma, rezygnacys
bedzie konieczna,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
ODPOWIEDz nIEMIEC.
Urz9doWe dokumenta kompromituja lorda
PaunCefote.
Zakonnikom z Francyi wygnaDym
pobyt w Londynie dozwolony.
t "HohenzOllern" przybyf do New YOrku.
MiedzynarOdowy kongres kobiet Waszyngtonie

rodowej WARY niemieckiej i to mu
trzeba wytknac".
Wytyka tez mu to drugi luter-
skiego duchowienstwa organ
,,Deutsch- Evang. Corr, krytyku-
JAG ostatnia move hr. Buelowa W
sejmie pruskim podczas tax zwa-
nej ,,rozprawy polskiej". Wowczas
kanclerz rzekf, re wv postepowaniu
rzadu ludnoscia polska ME od-
grywa zadnej roll moment wyzna-
niowy re Rad W swej polityce
wcale ME my5li wystepowac pre-
civ Kosciofowi katolickiemu". o.
czywiscie powiedziaf to hr. Buelow
tylko dlatego, aby uspokoic ME
miecko-katolickie centrum, ale
,,Deutsch-Eva Corr" wziefa to
zapewnienie ma seryo i zawoiata:
yPoznanski superintendent p, Ha-
sekiel moze zaiste oplakiwac swe
oofozenie: on i wszyscy jego pasto-
rzy codzien toczq rozpaczliwq wal
ke z polska przewaga i zfo5liwos
cia, rad ME chce i'm bodaJ uta-
twic odpierania katolickiej nawa
Typ
Te artykuly dw6ch protestant
kich organ6w zastuguja ma powaz-
ua uwage. Jak Rad pruski przez
usta hr. Buelowa i ministra Rhe!n-
babena po raz pierwszy oswiadczyI
ze ma wschodnich kresach panstwo
toczy sic walka ME z zadna jedna
warstwq, AMI zadna wielkopolska
agitacyq, jak dotqd utrzymywano
lecz cafym narodem polskim, kto-
ry, wedle slow kanclerza, musi bye
kowadtem dla niemieckiego mtota:
tax samo owe protestanckie organy
20 raz pierwszy otwarcie oswald
czyfy, ze Los Won Rom" ME jest
1wyczajuem wyznaniowem misyo-
narstwem, lecz jest germansklm O,
rezem, podniesionym ma zachod-
Mich Siowian.
Widocznie ostatnia ,,debata pol
ska'' W sejmie pruskim wzmocnita
wojujace luterstwO hakatyzm'
skorc one uznafy, re moga zdj9c
maske przyznac sig do tego, cze,
20 dotad stale sic wypieraty Ere
szta zawsze pogarsza swe pofozenie
ten, kto wroga zmusi do otwarto-
sci. do odrzucenia skruputow, ME
pogodzi 60 ze SODA, ami zwyciezy.
Wreszcie zasfuguje ma zanotowa-
ME odpowiedz, kt6rq daf poturze-
dowy dziennlk nBerhner NeueSte
Nachrichten" protestanckiemu pi-
smu ,,Deutsch-E -Ewang,-Cor ma
lego ubolewanie, re Rad - wedle
STOW hr. BueloEa-,,nie Wystepuje
W swej polityce polskiej przeciw
Kosciofowi katohckiemu".
Ow p6turzedowy dziennik tax
napisat: .Rzad ME moze przeciez
odsfaniac swych najbardziej skry
tych mysli powiekszac trudnoScl
sprawy polslsiej trabieniem, re wal
czy takze Rzymem. W waznej
grze mkt wszystkich swych kart
ME odkrywa". NaturaEnie, hr. Bue-
low ME posEaf takiej netatki do re-
dakcyi swego p6Iurzedowego dzien-
nika.
W tym wypadku sama redakcya
widocznie wpadfa ma mysl oznaJ-
mienia publicznosci, re ME trzeba
wszystkiemu wierzyc, co m6wi kan
clerz. Niezaszczytue to dla rzadu
pruskiego, ale trzeba przyznac, re
on sam temu winien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
Ruch parOWe6W .

Przybyfy;
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Portland; Norwegian Glasgow.
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