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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
is A GOOD SINGER.
Miss Elsie Baird Is Member of "Chap
erons" Company.

IN the cast of the Chaperons at the
Toler last night, was young woman
quite well known in this city and in fact
all over southwestern Kansas She was
Miss Elsie Baird, of Dodge City. one of
the most charming women OF the Seventh
district BY nature she vas given a
beautiful voice, and through years Of cul-
ttvation she has improved until now she
Is accorded one of the sweetest singers
with this large company Miss Baird.
slthough apparently in an unimportani
role in the piece. is really one OF the
strong members and her work last night
was clearly evident. Her friends in the
audience were much pleased with her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
WILL MEET TODAY.
Citizens Will Discuss Chapman's Rail.
road Proposition.

Committees from the Commercial club
and Chamber of Commerce met at the
Commercial club rooms last night 10 dis
cuss the proposition placed before the peo-
pie of Wichita by c. C. Chapman Of
Springfield. Mass, the promoter of the
proposed railroad between Omaha and
Port Arthur. via Wichita. The matter
was thoroughly discussed, but they sue
ceeded in arriving at no definite conclu-
sion At the close of the meeting it was
decided to call a meeting Of the citizens
at O'Clock this afternoon in the Com
mercial club rooms The proposition will
again be considered, and it it thought
to some definite end
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
SEEKING NAVAL RECRUITS.
Officers Will Be in This City on
April 10.

Yesterday notice was received in this
city that the recruiting officers for the
United States navy will be in this city
for five days beginning April 13. to Sc
cure recruits for all branches of the
United States navy. The recruiting Of
ficers and the men assigned for this duty
have commenced their work and will
make a tour of the country, securing re-
cruits to fill the ranks of the ships now
in commission and others which are
expected to be ready for service within a
short time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
LEG WAS AMPUTATED.
Surgeons Could Not Save Limb of n.
4 Morris

The surgeons amputated the right leg
Of H. ]. Morris above the knee yesterday
morning. Mr.. Morris fell under Frisco
car at Burton last week and his leg
was crushed at the knee. He was
brought to this city and it was thought
for a time that the leg could be saved.
The crushed sections of the bones were
removed and the physicians hoped TO
save the limb by making it shorter. This
was not to be, however. as there was
danger of blood poisoning. and it was
finally decided yesterday to remove the
limb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

On Saturday afternoon little Shore
Acres. the youngest AID smallest coned-
ian In the world. assisted BY Master Ar
tie St Claire. a young and talented char
acter artist. win present Jasper ard
Eliza" at The Toler Jasper and Eliza
is an original and comic r~o-ac: playist.
fun OF jokes. limitations OF peculiar PEG
PIE. paroles. bg-iescUe and al that goes
to make a happy Performance This
performance is endorsed BY some % the
leading women Of the nation a. one that
is absolutely devoid OF airy word. sct or
suggestion that borders On ooa-Es,ess- /,
has proven especially attractive % Ia
dies and children bit Is thoroughly e.
soyed by all.
II Is stated as q fact that thes< tTo
little boys ar. the oniy theatrical PER
formers who ever appeared professionally
IN the White House. ThsT performed
there on the evening % June ;. 80. s-a
have performed n all TIE largest theztsrr
in tas United States
These uf;Ie theatrical performers aFs
On their way . 5o.a Ringing Bros or
cts. bat Secsc~d 20 stop = Wycslta ard
gre one Performance Tos e1fsrtair-
merit b>xirs az ~ Saturday sfter1oo1-
Adnnsssso- Is ard - osuts 20 Any par
az the house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
THOMAS. ORCHESTRA

The greatest musical organization In
the world Thomas Orchestra, viii be
here April Il There are sixty members
of this orchestra musicians taken from
all parts OF the world. and some idea OF
the excellence of the individual members
may be learned when Il is stated that
SIS week is a small salary for members
Of this organization and nearly SEQ per
week is the expense account for tho
organization. This shows why the or
chestra is not a paying concern and Is
one reason that the guarantee required
OF local managers S so high that II Is
almost impossible 10 secure the orchestra
for any OF the smaller cities. o. A. Boyle
who is the local maneger. put up the
money 10 bring the orchestra here and
the subscription books are now open Any
one who desires seats for this great event
should send a postal card with the num-
Der and classes OF seats desired and the
address 10 145 North Emporia. The name
and number of seats will be placed on
the books and each person win be given
a number and or April ]. the seat sale
will open for subscribers only and as each
consecutive number is called one may
walk I'D and secure the seats. IL Is an
event which no one can afford to miss.
JESSIE ELDRIDGE SOUTHWICK.
Sorcsis Literary Society OF Paramount
college takes great pleasure in being able
10 introduce Jessie EIdridge Souihwick
70 a Wichita audience
II is in a more prominent way than
merely as a teacher that Mrs. Southwick
is connected with the Emerson College or
Oratory. Boston.
Within the last year her husband has
purchased the Emerson college and now
has entire charge. IL is greatly due 70
the efforts Of Mr. and Mrs Southwick
that Emerson college has become what Il
Is
Mrs southwick is the instructor in ORA
matte and Shakesperian Interpretation In
this college at the present tine.
In addition 70 her wonderful ability as
a reader. Mrs southwick has thoroush-
Is charming personality. easy and unaf-
fected. yet broad minded. scholarly and
capable IN every way.
Lowell Canriee expresses her as "A ia
vorite from the minute she began her first
selection.
Boston Post: The scene offered full
chance Tor the display Of her powers a
a dramatic reader. and she fairly aston
ished those who though; they knew her
abilities
Mrs. Soutbwick wiii appear fl a recital
Monday evening next. IN the PiymoE'h
CONGREGATIONAL church assisted by the
wonans GIee club Of Fairrnount college.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
SElF-DENIAL WEEK.
Will Be Observed in April by Saliva.
ton Army.

From April ) to 10. will be self-denial
week with the Salvation Army here.
This is the Salvation Army lent Dur
ing that week they will deny themselves
and the money saved will be contributed
to a general fund. The amount TO be
raised is 800 and it is thought the money
saved by self-denial together with that
which is sure to be contributed by citi-
zens the amount can easily be raised.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

L r. Delaney. r Warren and R E,
Harrington were in Kansas City yeste--
day attending the grain dealers conven-
tion-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

Cock fights. the leading sport. which
used TO be pulled of in more than half
a dozen places in the central part OF the
city. sometimes twice d week under the
former administration. have been aool-
ished. The Zeininger building is one of
the places In which these cock fights used
TO be pulled of regularly and became
such q nuisance in this community that
one Of the occupants OF this building. Mr.
r l. Holmes. went to the police depart
ment more than once and asked that the
nuisance be abated. but still the fights
continued What would become Of Nc
Lean at the present time II il could Be-
proven that such conditions existed. and
what does the public think or the COM
narisnnr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

singing and many who could not be pres
ent last night viii be pleased to learn that
she is making a success on the stage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

SloO,Uuv.
When Mr. Ross was elected the first
time for mayor the business conditions
of this city were very different from their
conditions at the present time Nobody
presumed extravaganza. Scarcely any
one thought much of improvements. Dur
ing his second term people began TO see
the necessity of an improved condition,
both in a private and public way. Per-
manent curbs and walks were being petit
toned for. Everybody began to eXpend
mere of their own money improving their
property until two years ago there was
decided sentiment in favor of a general
Improvement. both public and private
This administration has expended a few
thousand dollars more than the Ross adj
ministration. but the additional amount
expended can be accounted for by eX-
plaining-the pavements were repaired;
more money was spent in the parks; a
new dam was built across Little river;
bridges were repaired, they being out Of
repair all over the city: a new hose
house was equipped in the north end of
town which the business men insisted
should be built for the protection of the
industries in that part of the city; the
principal streets Of the city were kept in
elegant condition. and. in short, the city
has kept pace with the individual in help
! ing to keep up the appearance Of the city.
Mr. Ross and his friends claim that the
moral condition of this city is deplorable
as compared with its condition under his
! administration. Everybody should re-
! member in considering these matters that
| the present is before them and the past
is forgotten. The truth is if the condi-
I tons were the same as they were under
| Mr.. Ross administration there would be
| a general uprising all over the city in
! condemnation Of this administration. \
| comparison should be made. the truth
| told and the public informed and enlight-
ened by an actual comparison between
under the two administrations. Mclean
! has closed the open saloons on Sunday
| and has abolished public prize fights in
! the Auditorium. publicly advertised by
| dodgers thrown all over the city. Ask
/ Mr. j. H Stewart, of the firm Of Stewart
/ & Burns. how many times he rented the
Auditorium for public prize fights under
| the former administrations and then ask
the public if there has been a public prize
/ fight. publicly advertised. during the Nc
| Lean administration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
HARD FACTS
OF CAMPAIGN
Continued from Fifth Page.

The bonds and coupons paid off during
the last two years amount TO about
$780, 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

TIE chzperonx- 80 ,se latest ;hsag n
wichita SIS far ss musical comedies -
zsc The chzp~rons 10 ssozs sse b-st
.hsne n this loe that kzs srr>k las
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-30
R61ne nOtatkI teIegraticzae.

Niemcy postanowili przejmowac
deresze, rozseiane przez aparaty sys-
t2mu Marconiego.
SocyaliSci niemieccy pragna po.
iaczyc sic parlamencie 2 posiamf
narodowych liberal6w.
- Sedzia Baur W Altonie popadi W
szai, zestrzelil brata, 70 letnia sluza-
ca, nastepnie odebraI sobie zycie.
Rad pruski przenaczyi dla po-
wodBian ma Szlazku 10 milion6w ma
REX.
w Baku spalily sic zaklady de-.
stylowania nafty Balakamy ego. Brak
sikawek przeszkadzai gaszeniu poza-
ru.
- Angielsld krazownik "Melampus"
zderzyl sic pod Plymouth parowcem
"Rupperra', ktory poszed} ma dno.
- Bankructwa nowojorskie pocia-
gaia "a soba upadki firm londyhskich.
- Potwierdza sic wiadomost, re W
Panamie panute spok6i.
- Rad chinski przyznaje przywi-
leje handlowe Stanom Zjednoczonym,
Anglii Japonii.
Ma bankiecie W Lizbonie, ma
czese oficer6w eskadry amerykan-
skiej, byli obeeni wszyscy ministro-
vie portugalscy.
- Milicya kalifornijska sciga ener-
gicznie s zbrodniarzy, zbieglych q
wiezienia we Folsom.
= 100 wagonow owocami wyse}a
sic, codziennie re Sacramento, do roz-
nych stan6w.
Unionisci ohciei zniszczyc dyna-
mitem kopalnia pod Idaho Springs,
CAL, poniewaz zatrudniano niej ME
unionistow.
= DR.. Lorenz leczyc bedzie 10 let
niego syna piwowara Busch W st.
Louis. Siawny operator otrzyma "a
lecZenie $4,000.
Ma okrecie "Castry" W porcie
nowojorskim eksplodowaly naczynia z
kwasem siarczanym. Marynarze wska-
kiwali do woody, azeby ujsG smierci,
przez zatruwanie sic zabojczymi gaza-
mi
- Lokalne unie Trenton uchwa-
lily, be przedsiebiorcom pogrzebowym
ME przys}uguje prawo golenia niebo-
szczykow. Cd tego SO golarze zawo-
dowi.
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TELEGRAHY.

Rzym, .3ogo lipca. = W kapli-
cy Sykstyhskiej. odbylo sic wczo-
raj drugie z rzedu nabozehstwo
za1obne, w obecnosci wszystkich
czlonk6w swietego Kolegium.
Rozwinieto przytem caly pre-
pych, jaki1n rozporzadza Koscioi
przy najwainiejszych uroczysto-
sciach. Wczorajsza Msza sw. no
81 nazwe Mszy cudzOziemcow,
Celebrowal ia kardynal Kopp Z
Wroclawia w asystencyi Gruscha
Z Weidnia, Perraud Autun,
Goossen z Mecheln i Wfocha dl
Pietro.
Kazdy kardynai ma do dyspo-
zycyi karete, ciagniona przez
diva kare bonie dlugimi ogo-
nami. Kostza pogrzebu zmarlego
Papieza obliczaja na 100000.
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Ma odlegsosc kilku mil slyszano
hulk eksplozyi, budynld trzesly
sic, a szyby okien powypadaly.
Liczba zburzonych domow wyno-
81 80. Po5owa ranionych ludzi
niewatpliwie umrze.
St. Louis, 3ogo lipca. = Are
sztowano tutaj Henryka A. Brad
ford, ktory naduzywal poczty W
celach oszukahczych. Sledztwo
prowadzone Cd zeszsego grldnia
wykazalo, re Bradford sta ma
czele sprzysiezenia, kt6rego ofia-
"a padlo wiele lekhomyslnych O.
SOB w kilku stanach. Dostarcza-
no i'm falszywych tytulow wla-
snosci r6znych gruntow. w roz-
nych miejscach aresztowano 13
sp6Inik6w Bradforda.
Danville, ILL.,, 3ogo lipca. =
Wczoraj aresztowano tutaj II O.
sob pod zarzutern wywoiania "a
burzeh. w przysziy poniedzialek
zbierze sic grand jury, azeby
przywodzcow motiochu przeka-
zac sadowi krynlinalnemu. Tylko
jeden areszuowanych zlozyl
kaucye. Wojsko trzyma straz
pred szpitalem, W ktory1n lecza
sic ranieni.
Pittsburg, Pa, 3ogo lipca. -
900 maszynistow porzucilo pra-
ce w East Pittsburg, w zakla-
dach Westinghouse Machine
Works, poniewaz zarzad fabryki
ME chciai pcdpisac novel skali
placy, wiekszej o 715 procent, niz
dotychczas. Zarzadzca fabryki
zapewnia, re posiada dostateczna
ilosc kandydat6w, ktorymi miej-
sea strajkier6w ;obsadzi.
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cuje nawet poza godzinami urzedowe

cuje nawet poza godzinami urzedowe-
mi.
-Jutro przypada swieto zakonu
90. Jezuit6w, sw.Ignacego LojoliU-
roczyscie bedzie obchodzone W koscie-
lie 90. Jezuitow ma rogu IL ul. 1 May
str.
= Stroz powiatowego gmachu Nc
Caffrey polecil rozwiesie W tym gma-
chu plakaty zabraniajace pluc ma po-
dioge.
= DR.. Thomas Bassett Keyes, 6052
Langley ave-, zostai wczoraj areszto-
wany "a staraniem konstabla D. H.
Moses, ktory go oskarzyi skradze-
ME parasola pozostawionego jego
kancelaryi przez konstabla.
- Cd d. stycznia otrzyma miasto
nowych 40 listonosz6w, stosownie do
rozporzadzenia nadeszlego Waszyng.
tonu. Pietnastu zostanie przyjetych d.
/ listopada, 15 d. grudnia, 10 d. ]
stycznia. Razem wtedy bedzie listono
STOW W Chicago 1543.
- W poblizu Elgin znaleZiono zwfo
XII Emilia Blum, ktory, jak jego znato
mi utrzymuja, We wtorek przeraziw.
sly sic burza, wybiegl do lasu tam
zapewne przestrachu umari
- Szescioletni Roy Smith zanadto
sic zblizyl do konia uwiazanego u do
mu, W ktorym mieszkaia rodzice
chlopca ma rogu Van Buren str. l
Campbell ave. Koh uderzy} kopytem
chiopca TAX go skaleczyl, ze Roy d
mari W skutek tego W przeciagu xii.
XII godZin.
= IA letni Valentine Mowizer, S59
Clybourn ave. wczoraj ma Chester
str. wpadf W rzeke utonaf W oczach
kilku swych r6wiesnikow. Policyanci
p6zniej dobyli zwiok.
- S. letnia Mary Kingenberg, 40s
Grand ave-, uparla W skutek popa-
rzeh odniesionych jeszcze 2 lipca, gdy
eksplodowaia gazolina W jej piecyku
do gotowania.
- Celem rozszerzenia West North
ave. cd N. Rockwell str. do N. Fair.
field ave., miasto bedzie musialo "a
wywiaszczenie pewnych realnosci "a.
placie $22,s55.
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RUcH PARoWcoW.

iPrZyby}y:
New York: Barbarossa z Bremy,
Teutonic Liverpoolu.
Queenstown: Majestic N. Y, Au-
rania N. Y.
Southampton: St. Paul N. Y.
San Francisco: City Of Pana Pa
nanny.
Liverpool: Norseman Portland.
Odeszly:
New York: Oceanic do Liverpoolu,
Rotterdam do Roterdamu.
Queenstown: Iyernia do Bostonu.
Southampton; Kronprinz Wilhelm
do N. Y.
Neapol: sicilian Prince do N. Y.
LiverpoeE Germanic do N. Y, Ha'
yertord do Philadelphia.
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Wyrok ma Mascagniego.

Tworca ,,Rycersbosci wiesnia-
czej" przechodzi cd pewnego CA
su burzliwe koleje. Znane sa die
je jego wycieczki do Ameryki. =
byl czterokrotnie aresztowany
poniosl bardzo dotkliwe straty
materyalne. Powr6ciwszy do Eu-
ropy, zaskarzyl pred rada stanu
ministra oswiaty Nasiego, z po-
wodu, il zostai usuniety ze stano-
wiska dyrektora konserwatoryum
W Pesaro. Trzej adwokaci usilo-
wall dowiesc, ze dymisya ia byla
bezprawiem. Ma diugie ich wy
woody cdpowiedzial adwokat fis.
kalny, Calabresi, bardzo krotko,
ale tresG jego mowy byla dla
Mascagniego zabojcza. Okazuje
sic, re giosny kompozytor dopu-
szczai sic nieslycllanej samowoli.
Do ministra oswiaty pisal, ze:
,,porzuca uczniow swoich kiedy
ma jak dlugo mu sic podoba, ce-
lem koncertowania W Madrycie,
Berlinie, czy Peszccie; minister,
jako nieswiadomy spraw muzy-
cznych niechaj sic konserwato-
ryum w Pesaro ME troszczy". Y.
czniowie Mascagniego ME mogli
sic niczego nauczyc; ME byio w
konserwatoryum planu lekcyi, "a
dnych wykladow ami stopniowe-
20 rozkiadu nauki lub fachowego
nadzoru mad twiczeniem sic u
czniow. Z poczatku tylko Mas
cagni pospiesznie przysposabiai
uczniow do jednego lub dwoch
koncert6w. Podroze kaprysnego
dyrektora trwaiy miesiace Gale,
uczniowie byli przez ten czas
zupeinie pozbawieni nauczyciela,
wobec czego niejeden z zamiej-
scowych powracai do domu. Me
uczyli sic niczego, mic ME umie-
ia, przebywali po cztery do die
sieciu miesiecy w Pesaro, mic pra-
vie ME robiac, gdy ten skandal
doszedl nareszcie do wiadomosci
publicznej, Mascagni wystawii i'm
swietne swiadectwa j przy mad
miernych pochwaiach, wpisywai,
zaniast pol roku piee lat nauki,
zaswiadczal, re kohczyli kurs
kontrapunktu, choc ME wyklada-
no go w konserwatoryum wcale.
Adwokat Calabresi zaznaczyl, ze
niesumiennosc auczyciela zamie-
MIA sic tu juz ma przestepstwo,s
gdyz swiadectwa podobne, So fai-
szowaniem dokumentow urze-
dowych. Wyrok rady stanu zapa-
dnie lada dziei.
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KR0Tk|E NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- szef departamentu zdrowia, dr..
Reynolds, jeszcze ME powrocii do Chi
cago, a jego zastepca, dr.. Riley, ME
rhce samowolnie suspendowat pieciu
fnspektor6w postawionych W stan o.
skarzenia przez grand jury. Take "a
stepca burmistrza Nc Gam uczynie
tego ME chce obat jeszcze zapytuja
sic rade prokuratora Deneen.
Szef policyi O'Neill oswiadczyi,
Re W tym roku wakacyj sobie ME we
zmie, bo czuje sic zdr6w zupeinie 1
ma tyle do ozynieuia, ze " biurze prar
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DWie urOczystoSCi " RzyI0ie.
Katoicka W kosciele = masohska ma ulicach.
PREzEs MIHSTR0W PRzEKUpUJE POSt0W WEGIERSKICH
oLOZYA DYNAMITE W LOWELL, MASS.


wiadaja MIN, re ma agitatora
przewybcrny, ale ma posla wcale
sic ME zdal. Me wiemy, czy RE
czywiScie tax jest, ale to wiemy
pewnoscis, re pred laty mieszkai
w Berlinie i stantad pisywai do
wielu dziennik6w koresponden-
eye w duchu polityki p. Jozefa
Koscielskiego, nazywanego wow
czas Admiralskim, a p6zniej O.
siadl w Prusach Zachodnich, W
Sobotach stworzy3 Dom polski',
w Grudziadzu zalozyl polska
gazette, a talk unnial dzia5a6 ma lud,
ze wkrotce stal sic jego regimen
tarzen.
Kiedy wiec kolnitet powiatowy
zamianowal ME jego, 1ecz P. ST.
horskiego, zaczeia sic wsciekla
walka. Jej koniec znany jest z O.
statnich gazet europejskich. Kan
dydata, postawionego przez komi-
tet, zwyciezyl P. Kulerski.
Kiedy ludowcy zwyciezyli ob6z
narodowy, w0wczas radykalne
dzienniki tOredownik'' 'Postep'
inne ogsosily, ze ma bye, jak po-
stanowi legalna wiadza pred
wyborcza, to znaczy komitet CEN
tralny, zjazd delegatow i komite-
ty powiatowe, kto sic wylamie
pod rozkaz6w, ten jest zdrajca
i nfkczemnikiern. Oboz narodowy
ME rzucai tal1ich lllatw, tyllao po
prostu oswiadczyl, ze powirna
bye karnoSc re trzeba sic zasto-
sowaG do poleceh kornitetow. Ma
tonliast teraz, kiedy komitet po-
wiatowy tucholsko chojnicki "a
mianowal p. Sikarskiego, ME P.
Kulerskiego, te same radykalne
dlenniki "Oredownik" "PO-
step" napisal: "Chocby nawet
kandydat polski mial przepaSc, to
mic ME szkodzi. Tym panom Z
komitetu trzeba dac nauczke, ably
drugi raz ma podobna uchwale sic
ME zdobyli, "Oredownik" do
daf: ga taxa obelge, rzucona w
twarz ludowi, ktorego maja bye
zastepcami ktorego wole powin-
nj bezwzgIedIlie szanowac, nalezy
sic delegation dosadna nauka. O.
ma powinna zrobic wrazenie / ma
prawic skandahczne stosunki. u
legfosci bylo juz dosyc!'
Wedfug tedy radykal0w, zdraj-
ca narodu jest, kto rlae siucha hc-
mitet6w dziaiajacych po mysl
ludowc6w, ale kiedy jeden tych
komitet6w postapil ma przekor lu-
dowcom, oai natychmiast prokla-
mowali zdrajca kaadego, kto sic
powazy go usiuchac. To jest bar
dzo charakterystyczne i warto
tenn, zawsze panietaG. Radykali-
Sci sa despotami. Postepuja onl,
jak pruskie "podpory tronu", kto-
re sic zgadzaja nawet ma kr6la ab-
solutnego, byle spelnia} ich wole,
w przeciwnym razie wynawia-
ia mu posluszenstwo.