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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20
SUN DANCE.

SUN DANCE.
BY Pones City Indians.
Next Sunday. June q,
Indian Camp Ground Between
Bliss and White Eagle.
rs cents to See the Dance.
One Fare Rate on Santa re
Great Treat for Guthrie People.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20
BY Poncs City indians.

IS cents to See the Dance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

Great Treat for Guthrie People.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

one Fare Rste On santa 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

Take the Santa Fe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

Capt. comd'g Co. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
WINNERS IN DRAWING CONTEST.
SOME RULES FOR
T. D. G. G. MEMBERS.

The editor wishes the attention OF all
., esent and future members of the 7. y.
c. c. for little while. Some plainly
written and numbered rules are to be
set down here for their Information and
reference, which should be cut out and
pasted In a scrap book. Consultation
with these reules whenever a member Is
in doubt will save time and unnecessary
trouble for all parties.
1. Manuscript containing stories must
DO plainly written. on one side OF the
pa per only; the pages must be numbered,
and in every instance the manuscript
must be signed with the name OF the
with these rules whenever member Is
ton will result, sometimes, in an excel
lent story being pigeon-holed instead OF
coming into print.
O. Applicants for badges must give
their full addresses. or badges cannot be
this week because no addresses have been
furnished.
g.. Answers must invariably accompany
contributions to the puzzle department.
and these contributions must be signed
in full Original acrostics and puzzles
will be gi-en the preference here.
4. In every instance drawings must be
signed. Once more bear in mind that 1t
!. 2. waste Of labor to submit pencil
6ketCaes. only pen ana lnh WI n, uol!o
with black Ink, Is fit for reproduction.
The editor wishes<to attach special en-
phasis to this, as 1t seems pity for good
work to run to waste when the ohserv-
ence Of rule will prevent 1t.
There Is a tact in connection with the
It'd. c. C. Club which members may not
have noticed 1t Is that the girls are
leading In membership and as contr!bu-
tors. Now that the hunting season is on
It is believed that the boys will have
many stories to tell OF hunting rabbits.
squirrels and birds. and can thus restore
the balance.
Almost every country boy is busted get
ting hare traps ready for frosty mornings
to come, when the visits to these same
traps will be the first duty Of the day
and one Of the most exciting. Almost
every boy Is polishing his rife and looking
forward to tramps through the autumn
woods and to coming home in the evening
with the trophies Of the chase in his
bag, So the editor is anticipating share
IN all this November sport, and that Is the
share OF being told about it and OF hav
ing the confidence and hearing Of the e1-
ploits OF the boys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
GLADYS AND DICK.

Gladys had not been stopping for a
whole month with grandma, and had
such a pleasant holiday that she was
sorry when the time came to old all tho
pets goodbye and start for home. Most
OF all she tel, the parting with was
AIieA. a pis srsy KITTY, or which she had
AZ she gave Dick a parting hug, "how
wish you were my kitty; / shall miss
you so much"
When Gladys reached home and had
kissed mamma and papa and told them
about her visit, mamma said: There, =
. present up stairs for you, Gladys and
you had better go up al once az fear
" will get lonesome and run away.
Qlsdya wondered what the present would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
Us PAGE MADE FOR AND BY Z. d. G. G. MEMBERS
.cHARLo JORDAN.

{ i Z IL II Z Il
Marion and Sadie had beautiful little
porch banisters were beautiful green
vines, and pink and white roses peep
Ing out OF the vines. Their papa painted
their playhouse and plnstered and white
washed the wallis. He painted some
little sticks green and put them around
the steps and put vines around the sticks.
Their Aunt Marion gnve them set OF
dishes. a trunk Il doll bed, a doll carriage
and lovely doll dressed In white silk,
with blue eyes. that would open and shut
and f,axen curls. Their mamma gave
them doll washstand and q doll pitcher
and bowl, q doll table and two chairs.
two doll rocking chairs and two rocking
chairs for Marion and Sadie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
RIDDLES.

How We're Adam and Eve prevented
from Samh!.aI':
:. What is hat which is full of holes
aEd yet holds water?
B How many sides has a pictureg
4 What four letters would frghtan a
thief.
5, What is the best way to XIII ant.e
y Why does the sun rise In the east?
Z How Ions did Cain hate his brotheS;
$ Where is Minute Streetp
3 What is the best book?
MICHAEL COPLON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
MY VISITTO AUNT MATTIE'S

Aunt Matte lives five miles out in the
country. 1 visited her at Hyde Park"
Francis and I would play In the haystack
all day and then We came home and
watched them feed the chickens.
One day we went out In the woods with
Uncle Frank to kill squirrels, but tho
dog scared them all away.
We would help Aunt Matte shell the
butter beans and string the snaps.
Francis had little red wheelbarow
and we would iii 1t with sand and carry
It to the house. Then we would pour
water In 1t and get 1t wet. so we could
mako frog houses But our greaest fun
was sliding down the ice-house.
GLADYS VIRGINIA EARGRAVE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
SOME BRIGHT LETTERS
FROM OUR BOYS AND GIRLS

Dear Editor.--Encosed you will find
some drawings. we wish to Join the
T. D. C. G. Club. Please send us Il
badge. Your friends,
LILLIAN FLETCHER.
AUBREY FLETCHER.
HERBERT FLETCHER.
EDITH FLETCHER,
70a West Cary Street. city.
Dear Editor,-I will send you another.
drawing and ! hope TO get a 1T. D. g.
c." badge Yours truly.
EVERETT FA1RLAMB.
2317 West Main Street, city.
Dear Editor,--1 would lilso to Join the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
How I SpentMy Time in
Charleston, S. C.

Not LONG ago went with mamma and
sister to Charleston. s. c., to visit my
4mnclc. aunt and cousin, We went to a
lot OF picnlcs. One day we all went TO
the Isle Of Palm, and We hired bathing
suits and went IN bathing, went way
out in tho ocean, and two OF tho big
waves gushed over me. and fell, and
i hardly could get up OH! I saw SO
many large palm trees out there. When
It was time to go home was so sorry
/ didn't know what to do.
N ANNIE SCHROEDER.
Age eleven,
please sand me = badxA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

T. D. G. Club and wish you would kind
ly put my name on your list Please
send me q badge as soon as possible.
Enclosed find the painted picture
Hoping it may win prize.
Yours respectfully,
VIRGINIA BERTNEA.
1904 East Grace Street.
Editor OF Children's Page:
Dear Sir,--l would like very much to
be member Of the T. D, G, 9. would
nue. badge, Yours respectfully.
LILLIAN P. BUGG.
Farmville. Va.
Editor ofiThe Children's Page:
Dear sir,-Inolosed you will find a Pic
iture. for which you will please send me
a badge, as I would like to be a NON.
ber of your 7. D. g. @.
Yours truly,
ERNEST IT, BURRUSS.
No. zoe North 2sth Street,
Dear Editor-Find enclosed a Mother
Goose picture that colored, also pic
ture OF q goose that drew. Hone it
will be good enough for you to publish
1t in your pa PER-
Yours truly.
NINA r.. BURTON,
Blackstone, va.
Dear Sir,--I suppose you must think,
because I have failed to send In contrl-
buttons as promptly as I should, that 7
have dropped out OF the club. My school
work hinders me In the club work, but
will try hereafter to be as punctual In
and sending II contributions pS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
BURIED COUNTRIES.

|. Whom tthe boys came running after
US. 81 md Jim hid under the hay
2, "Ho!" said Joe. 'you didn't work a.
much In algebra as did
3. AS We dented the dish we borrowed.
VIC offered to replace II,
4. said to tho boys: II am going to
the circus: docs any one want to go with
MOI"
6. When opened tho can a damp. UNI.
pleasant odor issued FORTH
silks. satin. diamonds and gold-all
these she wore, IND much more
7. Whats In ii Nance" will ba seen
Thursday night at the Lyceuin,
s., IL there any such word as the loco,
realy7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
Words Of Six Letters
81 For The Times-plspatch.)

Original for The Times-D .spatch.)
l. To reverence.
2. Ono OF the musss,
8. Sweet.
I. Great progress
s. The name OF q hero OF Dickens
8, Those of high rank.
The primals spell the name OF a hero
In the early history of our country. and
the finals spell what was named after
him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
AcROsTIc.

u i
MY first Is In Urn.
But not In Learn,
My second is in Night,
But not In Light. TX
My third is In Can.
But not In Fan.
My fourth is in Lake
But not In Take.
MY fifth is In Fern,
But not In Spurn,
My sixth is In SEAL
But not In Peal,
My seventh is in Near
But not in Pier.
My eighth is In Money,
But not in Funny.
Ny whole is a United States Represen-
tative.
CLIFTON DEARHART.
No. 515 North Twenty-cighth. st, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
ACROSTIC.

My First Is In Hear, but not In Ear.
My Second Is In rare. but not In Hair.
My Third Is In Rich, but not IN Ditch.
My Fourth Is In Sea, but not ~ He
Ny Fifth Ia In Car, but not In Far.
My Sixth Is In Lake, but not In Take
My Seventh lis In Eye. but not IN SKY
My Eighth is Ia Sea, but not IN Fee.
My Whole is the nalne OF the creates
t;rccinn hero,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
.cONUNDRUM.
Houston. va. Oct. %, 1903

h Houston. Va, Oct. %, 1903
Editor OF Childrens Page:
Sir, I enclose here conundrum. which
hope YOU vii. publish.
MY first Is in Cold. but not IN Old.
My second is in Hair, but not in Dare.
MY third Is In hard, but not In Odd.
MY fourth Is Pie. and also IN Sigh
MY fifth Is IN Rear. and not In Dear.
Ny whole is useful piece Of furniture.
MARGARET l.. TRENCH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
Words with Four Letters.)

/. A color.
2, Likewise.
8. "A tune,
4. To send forth,
s. To tattle.
6. Extent.
z. To recline.
s, Quiet.
The primals spell "a great favorite with
tho boys" and tho finals spell "a feature
of Thanksgiving Day"
PAYsON BRUCE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
AWAeE p. FHM10M
be- SO she hurried of up stairs, and just

be. so she hurried of up stairs, and Just
as she went to open tho door out Jumped.
who do you suppose7 Why. Dick, who
had been sent by Grandma. which Aunt
Ella brought on the boat ana as Dick
didn't cry a bit, Gladys never knew he
was on the boat with them. Dick was a
very good kitten. but sometimes he was
naughty, Just like little boys and girls.
One day Gladys found him sitting beside
the Jar watching her goldfish. and every
oEce In a while putting his paw In tho
jar. so Gladys took him up In her arms
and told him very plainly that no must
for he never touched the Jar again, but
would Jump up on the table and look at
the fish, Just as though he would say:
II couldn't touch YOU, because Gladys
loves you. But ! would like TO have
FISH, for dinner"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
CONTRIBUTORS AND APPLICANTS.

Jordon. Charlotte
kendrick, Margaret
Kevan. Mary F.
Lerossen, Clara /.
Long. John H.
Marks, Morton
Mauptn. w. G.
Mccarthy. Helen
Mcdowell. L. G.
Moffat. Marian
Moses. Bessie
Munford. Tom
Nesslage, Lillian
O'Connor. Helen
omohundro, j. Il.
Pace, V. Evelyn
Pace. Olive
Papnill, Thenla
Roberts. II. Gladys
Islanders. Ruby
Sanders. Robert
Schroeder. Annie
A.schumann, Marie
shafer, Charlotte
Sparrow. z. II.
starke, Winnie
stumpf.
Taylor, Pembroke
Undertake.
Trueman, Mary
watson. John W.
Whittet. Mclean
Watkins, Jessie
Youmans, Mcdonald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

nal Acrostics, which hope you VIII think
good / take great interest In the I'D.
c. C. and I think the drawing OF some
OF the members Is fine. |. am not very
pictures
main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

Dear Edltor.--1 have painted picture
win a prize, And I have also drawn :
pietura 81 three little mice, Hoping ! may
come a member Of the I'D. c. G. and
would you please send me a badge,
Yours truly,
MARIE E. TlIHERLAKE,
II South Laurel StraaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

Editor OF Chrdren's Page:
Dear Editor--We look anHiously for Ths
Times Dispatch every morning, and es-
pccially on Sunday. Herein you will ind
n painting which have painted hope
1t wins prize.
nI.iA q. OMOHIINDRO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

Richmond. Va. October II. 1903.
Dear Sir,-I have painted or colored tae
Mother Goose picture. hope 1t will take
a prize. want to Join the T. D. C.. c..
Please send me badge. remain
Your little friend,
SUMMERS HOUGH.
No. 731 North Fifth Street. City.
AGED twelve wears
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

Dear Mr.. Edltor.-I want to thank you
for the beautiful badge, which you sent
i have been trying to write somethins
ever since received It.
I now enclose "An Acrostic" and .
story entitled 1.-THE Witch"
1 hope they will suit you and ask you
to publish them.
". EVELYN PACE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

Your true friend.
PAY6ON BRUCE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

My Dear slr,--I wish to be member OF
the It'd. C. G. and am going to write
a story, which I hope you VIII puolishi
also, send me a badge. and oblige,
ANGIE JONES,
JCisharv Tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-20

rzyl parliament (storthing) osobiscie
kr6l szwedzki.
- Majordomem papieskim zamia-
nowany zostai Mons. Bisleti.
: w Paryzu policya odkryia szaj-
ke oszust6w, kt6ra pozbawiaia wszel-
kiego mienia emigrant6w wybieraja-
cych sic do Amerylli.
= Kr6l belgijski zamierza oddac
nabyte przez Belgijczyk6w koncesye
przywileje w Chinach pod opieke A
merykan6w W tym to ceiu konfero.
wal ambasadorem storer we Wied-
niu.
z Saloniki donosza, re nieprawda
jest, jakoby polegi Borys Sarafow. w
potyczce, kt6rej doniesiono, re W
niej polegi, - polegf inny przywodz-
ca powstahc6w, Stefan Petrow.
-Izba posl6w W Boliwii przyjeia
nowele zabraniajaca zakiadania mo-
wych klasztor6w W Boliwii.
- Dowie W New Yorku piorunuie
ma tamtejszych duchownych | prase;
rozesfaf swych zwolennikow po cafem
miescie, zapowiedziai, 4e "cudownie"
leczye ME bedzie, dopoki ME nawr6ci
miasta.
= w Laredo, Tex, zachorowalo
znowu SO os6b ma z6ita febre. Razem
Jest tam 4S6 osob chorych ma te cara
re, a 80 umario.
= w Burtonview, Logan Co., ILL.,,
umarl David Mitchell, we wieku 1O2
lat. BY, pochodzenia Irlandczykiem.
- Szach perski nadal sekretarzowi
persliego posia W Waszyngtonie,
Henry c. Finkelstein, order Iva i
siohca.
= w Logansport, IndY ,pozar zrza-
dzii szkode ma $4,000. zdaje sic, re
byl podiozony.
- w Sheboygan, Mich, spalif sic
ratusz Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi $780,
600.
- Kag, stanowego banku W Prin-
ceton, WIS., zostai aresztowany "a
fa1szerstwa do sunny $4,000.
W Winchester umarl byiy guber'
nator Peter Turney.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-20

przeciw jego orzeczeniu MONA
sic odwolaG do rady stanu.
w nietolerancyi wzgledem Gu
dzoziemcow poszia Rosya nawet
dalej niz Prusy, w kt6rych rada
ministrow orzeka banicye. Ten
wiec nowy ukaz rosyjski stawia
carat osobno Cd wszystk1ch
pahstw europejskich, obok tyl-
ko Turcyi. Najdotkliwiej zas u
czuja skutki tego ukazu Polacy i
Szwedzi w Europie, a Chihczycy
i Japohczycy w Azyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-20
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCznG.

= q berlihskiego oddzialu dla ob{a-
kanych W miejskiem wiezieniu ucie-
kIo aresztant6w, lt6rzy udusili jed
nego dozorc6w zabran mu klucze
Schwytano ich W pewnej will, ale "a
strzelili oni jeszcze jednego z dozor.
COW, MIN sic poddali.
= Wegierskich zawikfah ME udaje
sic rozwiazat nalezycie takze drowi
Lukasz. odbywaia sic konferencye
pomiedzy MIN, Tiszs Andrassym.
w Chrystyanii W Norwegii otwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-20
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI hiEDzYHARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 20 pazdzier.

Me zrnieniaiac przepis6w ko-
deksu 0 powodach, dla ktorych
cudzozielniec moze bye wydalo-
ny Rosyi, rozkazal car, aby
prawo wydalania przyslugiwaio
odtad ME wladzom politycznym,
dziaiajacym wv takich razach jak
trybuna}y sadowe, lecz wyIacz-
ME ministrowi spraw wewnetrz-
nych, albo gubernatorom gene
ralnym w ich okregach. Odtad
zatem cudzoziemcy beda zupeinie
zalezni Cd wolf jednego czlowie-
ka, a kodeks ich ME obroni, bo
przepisy jego So bardzo og6lni-
kome; glosza one, ze kazdy obey
poddany moze bye usuniety z
granic cpanstwa, jezeli "nie
wzbudza zaufania," albo jezeli
jest ciezarem dla miejscowoSci,
W kt6rej przebywa, albo wresz-
Gle, jezeli popelnil jakies prze-
stepstwo i odbyl wymierzona
mu kare. Kazdy ogolnikowy
przepis moze bye traktowany
dowo1nie roznie w r6znych CA
sach: inaczej, gdy panuja prady
humanitarne, a znowu inaczej,
kiedy sic w rzadzie wytwarza ia
kaS szowinistyczna, czy wyzna-
niowa zaciekfoS6. Dlatego pram-
nicy stawiaia "a dogmat, re "a
stosowywanie przepis6w og0lni-
kowych powinno bye powierza-
ne instybucyom laolegialnym, zfo-
onym z os6b, 0 lie MONA, ME
zawislych. Cd tel zasady odsta-
piono teraz w Rosyi, przyczem
ostrze nowego przepisu skiero-
wano przeciw krajom nierosyj-
skim, bo generalne gubernator-
stwa istnieja tyllso W Krolestwie
Polskiem, ma Litwie, Ukraine, w
Finiandyi cd niedawna mad
brzegami oceanu Spobojnego, na
pograniczu Mandzuryi i Korei.
Widocznem jest z tego przeciw-
ko jaEim cudzoziemcom bron te
akuto. Najbardziej ucierpia
Szwedzi w Finlandyi, a Polacy,
poddani austryaccy lub pruscy,
w zieniach polskich, bo cilociaz
kongres wiedenski orzekl, re na
ca1ym obszarze bylej Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polacy ME moga bye IL
wazani "a cudzoziemcow, to je-
dnak do tego postanowienia ME
zastosowuje sic zadne z trzech
cesarstw.
Cudzoziemca w scis}em zna-
czeniu tego wyrazn zadne pan
stwo ME moze traktowac zupel-
ME na r6wni ze swyni obywate-
Jarni, bo tez inny jest jego, in
ny ich stosunek do panstwa.
Przedewszystkiem ME ponosi on
tych wszystkich ciezar6w, ktore
oni ponoza mp. PowinnoSci woj-
skowej, a oprocz tego inne uczu-
eia wiaza go krajern, a inne tu-
bylcow Cudzozienliec ma swa
ojczyzne gdzies daleko, do niej
zwracaja sic jego uczucia; tam
chce on powrocic, tam wysyla
kapita{y, a1tore gromadzi, tam
chce spozytkowaf owoce swej
piracy. Zapewne, re niejeden
pomiedzy przybysz6w zlewa sic
krajem, W k46ryrn zamieszkal
jako goSc, poswieca mu swa pra-
ee zdobywa nawet miejsce W
szeregu ludzi zasluzonych swej
przybranej ojczyzuie; dzieje ma
sze ze czcia wspominaja nazwi-
sko niejednego takiego cudzo-
zien1ca, So to jednak wyjstki. O.
g6i zas cudzoziemcow i pramnie
uczuciowo, jest obey W miejscu
swego zaanieszkania tego
wzglsdu prawo nie noze ME ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-20
Kanadyjscy komisarze ME podpisai Wer-
dyktu W sprawie Alaski.
Rosyanie oburzeni ma. Amerykan6w.
!: sEJMU XIV. z N. P. w WILKEsBARRE, PA.

pozwala pahstwu traktowac Gu
dzoziemcow inaczej, anizeli VIA
snych obywateli. Oto, emigruja
zazwyczaj pierwiastki, kt6rym
jaldchlSolwiek powod6w by}o W
kraju ojczystym "a ciasno.
Wsr6d wychodzc6w So ludzie E.
nergiczni, ale ME zawsze najlep-
81 i najmoralniejsi. Przeciwnle,
spotyka sic wSrod mich wiele je-
dnostek maiej wartosci spolecz-
nej. To tez me wszystkich kra-
jach cudzoziemcy w regestrach
kryrninalnych powazne zajmuja
miejsce TAX mp. we Francyi W r.
1891 214,34o skazanych przez
sadly karne bylo 1880 cudzo-
zlemcow, co w porownaniu D.
go1na liczba ludnoSci dale jedne-
go skazanego ma 81 cudzoziem-
cow i jednego skazanego ma 188
Francuzow, czyli, re cudzoziem-
cy we Francyi So prawie try ra-
zy wystepniejsi cd Francuzow.
Powyzsze wzgledy zmuszaja
panstwa do zabezpieczenia sic
przeciw szkodom, ktore zrzadzlc
moze cudzoziemiec krajowcom,
a zabezpieczenie takie znajduja
one w wydaleniu. Moze bye ono
zastoscwane badz do calej grupy
os6b, albo tez do jednostek. Ba-
nicya dotykajaca pewnej katego-
ryi cudzoziemcow, bez wzgledu
ma ich osobista dzialalnoSc, jak
mp. masowe wydalenie pred ME
wielu laty Polak6w Z granic
Prus, spotyka sic w nance bez-
warunkowem potepieniem. Ina
czej jurysci sic zapatruja ma wy
dalanie jednastek.
Tutaj zdania So podzielo-
ne, jedni uczeni przyznaja, inni
za$ odnawiaja pahstwu prawa
wydalania obcokrajowcow. CT
drudzy jednak w znacznej znaj-
duja sic nlniejszosci; wiekszosc
zas, zgodnie Z obowiazujacemi
we wszystkich pahstwach prze-
pisami, przemawia "a prawem
zwierzchnej w}adzy panstwowej
do usuwania przybyszow kt6rzy
moga bye dla kraju szkodliwi.
w wykonaniu swego prawa,
pa1istwo wydala cudzoziemc6w,
kt6rzy badz to juz pope}nili pre-
stepstwo, badz to niebezpieczny
przedstawiaja zywio}, jahkol-
wick ME dostarczyli jeszcze ma
terya1u do Scigania ich przez sa-
dy kryrninalne, jak mp. wloczegi
bez srodkow do zycia i bez zajec
okreSlonych.
Wydalenie cudzoziemca, ktory
popesni1 przestepstwo, stanowi
czeSc myroku sadowego; orzeka
ie TRIBUNAL W wypadkach przez
prawo scisle okreSlonych. CO zas
do banicyi cudzoziemcow, kto-
rzy jeszcze przestepstwa ME Po-
pe1nili, ktorych pobyt w kraJu
wiadza uwaza "a niepozadany, to
aczkoIwiek uczeni zgadzaja sic,
IL ME MONA odm6wic wladzy
panstwowej prawa wydalania
takze tak1ch ludzl, TO Jeuil@N
wszyscy sa "a TEN, ably to prawo
ujete by7o W sci5le okreSlone gra-
nice i ably ME otwieraio pola ak
tom samowoli. Dlatego tez W ME
kt6rych pahstwach jak mp. W Bel
Oil n wvdaleniu cudzoziemca ME
moze decydowat jeden tylko u
rzednik, chociazby najwyzszy, II.
minister, lecz musi Gala rada mi
nistrow; w innych zaS pan
stwach, jak mp. we Francyi, lubo
prawo orzekania o wydaleniu Gu
dzoziemcow W drodze admin
stracyjnej przysluguje ministrowi
spraw wewnetrznych, to jednak