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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
FOUND IN TEXAS.
Noted Negro Horsethief Again in
 the Tolls,

Troy, April 9.-(SpeciaD-The facts in connection with the recent arrest of John Folmar. noted negro criminal, in the State of Texas. furnished romantic story or interest to the authorities of Montgom- cry and Pike Counties
 About eight years ago this negro. who was reared in Pike County stole a horse from Rev. James Mills. who resided in the lower edge of Montgomery. Soon after ward he was captured by s. H. Reeves then deputy of M. W. Carroll Sheriff of this county. and turned over to the au- thorities of Montgomery County. He was convicted for horse stealing and sentenced to the penitentiary. and was hired to Waters Bros. of Montgomery County About two years ago be stole Q horse from them and escaped, and it seems made his way to Texas.
 About two weeks ago a negro named Fred Jones gave Will Foimar 80 to deliv- ed to his Jonsss) wife. All of these re- sided in Troy. Instead of delivering the money to Jones's wife Foimar left the city. and going 10 Youngblood, the first sta ton on the Coast Line Railroad west of Troy. waved the train down and boarded II for Montgomery. G. N. Reeves. now Sheriff. had learned of the theft and ask cd Conductor Ballard of the west bound passenger train to keep a lookout for win Foimar. He was spotted after boarding the train, and 6. D. May. SherifH of Creu- shaw County, being on the train. arrested him at Sprague's Junction. Hheriff May found on his person the so and a small memorandum book which he turned over with the prisoner to Sheriff Reeves. Will Folmar is a brother to John Folmar, the horse thief, and 5heriH Reeves had from time to time tried to elicit from him some information as to the whereabouts of his brother. John. but all of his efforts had been Hnavailing. Looking through the memorandum book which had been taken from him, Sheriff Reeves found the fol- lowing, which seems to have been writ ten probably in the presence of others, where Ak BagYAA tho naxstaA deang sha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
TRIED TO END LIFE
MRS. J. M. KIENZLE TOOK DOSE
 OF POISON.
Despondent Because of III Health St. Louis Woman Attempted Suicide at Boarding House of Mrs.
 Margaret Jackson.

Having suffered ill health a number 0. years, Mrs. J. M. Kienzle of St Louis attempted to end her life at the residence Of Mrs. Margaret A. Jackson, 52i Wash ington Stret by taking q poisonous drug about o'clock yesterday evening
 Mrs. hienzle was evidently suffering from hysteria when she took the drug ana she made no secret of the fact that her intention was to commit suicide
 The drug was taken in the presence of several boarders of Mrs. Jackson who were unable to interfere. When, finally. number of male boarders in the house tried to oVerpowcr her among them the husband of Mrs. kienzle. she became fractious and scZing hammer detied any to approach her.
 Physicians were hastily summoned and the greatest excitement prevailed in tha neighborhOod. The efforts of the boarders to get the unfortunate woman into her room were finally successful, but when physicians arrived, she strenuouslv ob- 1eSted to taking any dntidote. declaring that 1T Der life was saved she would com mt suicide as soon as opportunity offered It was by fore only that the antidotc was finally administered.
 The physicians would not say that Mrs NienEle had taken poison. but it was evi- dent rom their treatment that ii was their belief that she had taken morphine.
 Mrs. kienzle in company with her hus- band, steam filter employed at St MareAret Hospital, came to Montgon- cry about two months ago from St Louis and secured board at Mrs. Jackson,s. The hDarders say that since her arrival in Montgomery she has made repeated allu- sions to committing suicide.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Kienzle secuhed fifteen grains of mohphine. Tn the hall of Mrs. Jackson's residence she asked q hoarder for some water, but the-e was none in the cooler in the hall She then asked for glass in order to get water from q hydrant. Pulling to get one. she walked to the end of the hall a nd threw into mouth considera ble quantity of white substance supposed to be morphine. She then began to pace Aur- riedy to and fro on the veranda
 The suspicion of the boarders was aroused and Mrs. Keinzle being question: ed admitted that she had taken morphine.
 Two physicians were summoned in haste and it was two hours before the woman was restored to her normal condition. At o'clock the physicians said she was out of danger.
 Mrs. Kienzle is SS years old. She is a very pretty woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE cures the chills that other chill tonics don't cure. No Cure. No Pay. Oo cents.
 adv-td-thu-sat-to wkly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
TO EXPERIMENT WITH COTTON.
c. H. Billingsley Goes to Troy for the
 Government


 Auburn, April 9.-(SpeciaD-C. H. Bil- kingsley the student assistant to the Pro- lessor of Agriculture at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, has aone to Troy to start some experiments with cotton for the Department of Agriculture at Washington Mir. BilIingsley has done considerable work fin the line of cotton experiments at Auburn and was selected by w. A. Orton of the Department of Az riculture at Washington. who has charge of the experiments with cotton made by the government. on account of Mir Bill lingsieys work here and after Mir Orton had visited Auburn and inspected the work done by Mir Billingsley
 Mir. Billingsley has recently been called on to do a good deal of important woTk for the Department of Agriculture of Ala bama.
 Much interest is being manifested in the series Of services being conducted at the Baptist Church this week by the pastor, Rev. A. Y. Napier. who is assisted by Dr. J. L. Gross of Selma. Dr. Gross has an- nounced a special service for children to be held Saturday morning. A short service is held each afternoon at the college in the rooms of the college Y. M. c. A. for the students.
 The library of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute has just received a large ship ment of new books including a number of valuable scientific books.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
writing better than talking

writing better than talking: Do you know my brothers address,"
 Yes. sir. 1413 Capitol Avenue, Houston. Texas"
 His name is Billie is it not or does he call himself John?"
 No. Billie Jackson"
 On this discovery Sheriff Reeves imme- diateiy wrote to the Sheriff at Houston, Tex. giving him theSparticulars. and yes terday received the following telegram:
 Houston. Tex, April s, 'Sro s. M. Reeves:
 John Folmar is in my jail. Come for him. A. R. Anderson. Sheriff"
 sheriff Reeves has procured from the Governor requisition for the negro. and started for Texas. this evening to bring him back to Alabama
 George McLure, the young man killed in East Birmingham Monday night by be- ing crushed under the wheels of car. was burned at Paran, about six miles east Justice R. U. Mcclure of this city and a msmber of one of the most excellent fam flies of the county. He was about 2l years of age and was a model young man. inc pride of his father and mother, who are nearly prostrated by his tragic death.
 Miss Sussie Copeland ana Robert Jones, both of this city, were married yesterday evening at o'clock at the residence or the brides mother on Montgomery street Rev. Henry Trawick performed the cere, mony. These young people come or gooo families and their many friends wish TOT them 8 prosperous and happy journey through life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

Park An effort was made by the com, I mittee to secure Jacxsons Lake. but 1 transportation could not he furnished by 1 the railroad. The Montgomery grocers however, say that the barbecue at Bloem. 1 fontaine will be one of the biggest af l fairs of its kind ever held In Montgom. cry. and jolly time IS expected. The following is the program in full Monday, April 13, 10: A. M. Assembling of delegates and registra. Opening Address-A. W. Farlinger, At lanta. Ga, ce-President National Re tail Grocers' Association Address of Welcome-The Mayor of Montgomery. Address-Thomas Howe. President of the Montgomery Retail Grocers' Associ- ation.
 Response to Address of welcome-Fred tionai Retail Grocers' Association.
 Election of temporary officers. Appointing of committees on Creden- tials, Rules of Order Bylaws and Con- stitution, Nominations, Resolutions and Ways and Means.
 Monday g P. M.
 Report of Committee on Credentials.
 Report of Committee on Rules and Order.
 Address of weIco ne from Wholesalers to Retailers-W. F. Vandiver, Montgom- cry.
 Response-E. P. McCarty. Demopolis.
 Address-J, A. Van Hoose, President Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association.
 General discussion.
 Tuesday, April IA, 900 A. M.
 Barbecue and business session at BIoem- fontaine Park.
 Report of Committee on Constitution and Bylaws.
 General discussion Of same.
 Address-C. A. Green. Opelika.
 Address-Geocge l. Williams. organizer Of the National Retail Grocers' Associ- alton.
 Address-Fred Mason. Secretary of the National Retail Grocers' Association.
 Report of Committee on Ways and Means.
 The Trade Press. John Bra alton, Editor Southern Merchant Atlanta. Ga.
 Addressz1A. A. Jones. Secretary Birm- ingham Retail Grocers' Association, on Credit System. General discussion.
 Tuesday 200 P. M. Address-E. Floyd. Birmingham. Com mercial and Garnishment Laws.
 Addr 'ss-A. D. Kirby, Secretary Hunts vile Retail Grocers Association. Address-M. J. A. Walns, President An niston Retail Grocers' Association.
 Address--J. M Vickers, Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
Massacre of Chinese.

Victoria. B. C.. April 9.--The steamer Victoria has arrived from the Orient and brings news that a party of Manchurians and Koreans who are in the employ of the Russian Government and Russian troops have massacred the Chinese gar rison of Cha Kusih, on the Value River Russian officers from Moukden have pro- ceeded to the locality.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
CONVENTION OF GRocERs.
Program of Annual Meeting in Mont
 gomery,

The formal program for the meeting of the Retail Grocer's Association of Alabama in Montgomery on April 13 and t4 has been arranged by the Montgom- cry Association and was given out yes terday.
 Tie first day of the convention will he one purely of business. including the or Kanization of the Ass ociation, the ap- pointment or committees, addresses by men prominent in the trade and the dis eugsion of matters of interest to the del egates.
 On Tuesday a barbecue and business lesslon will be held at Bloemfontaine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
A Demonstration of What Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
 rhoea Remedy Can Do.

One of our customers. a highly re- speeted citizen of this place. had been for ten years sufferer from chronic diarrhoea," writes Walden & Martin, druggists of Enterprise, Ala. He had used various patent preparations and been treated by physicians without any per manent benefit A few months ago he commenced taking Chamberlain's CoIic, Cholera and Diarrheea Remedy. and in a short time was entirely cured. Many citizens of Enterprise who know the gen tleman will testify io the truthfulness gists adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

Lily, Edelweiss, Monte Carlo, Marshmallow, Chocolate, Angel Food, Roosevelt's Favorite, and other cakes at Saturday Markel ,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
GOOD FRIDAY.

Services at St. Johns Church to
 Day.
 Good Friday-Ante-commu : a m. three hours service. F m. to D. m. !; The Seven Last Words of Christ" a Lenten cantata, S:15 D. m. Saturday, Ea ,ter Eve-Ante-communion a. m.: evening prayer, D. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
Paymaster Hatford Relieved.

Washington, April s.-Major Elijah W. Hatford. who has been serving in the Philippines as paymaster. u. s. A, has been relieved of duty in the islands. He will report to Adjutant General Corbin in Washington for duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

Report of Committee on Resolutions. Address-A w. Farlinger, Atlanta. Ga.
 Report of Committee on Nominations. Election of Officers.
 Selection of dext me etjng.
 Adjournment.
 The following is the Reception Commit tee: J. A. Schneider, l.. s. Roemcr, w.. Nj. Browder. J. II. Pearson, j. P. Brown T. s. Ward, J. Nj. Carr, Garner Wade. II. J. Morris, J. P. DaToid, Herman Fol da.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
"Boss' W ca4ej swojej Okaza4osci.

warsztatach okretowych ma Shoo-
tiers Island pracowac 375 ciesi i
innych rzemieslnikow, ME male
zacycll do uni. Zaburzeh zadnych
ME bylo.
Washington, I3 marca. Pod
czas ukladow w Shanghai, odno-
szacych sic do zawarcia trakta-
tow handlowych z Chinani, prze-
kona1i sic pos1owie mocarstw, re
delegaci chihscy ME So zaopatrze-
nj w dostateczne pelnomocnictwa,
azeby umowa z mimi posiasc mo-
gla moe zobowiazujaca. Posel "a
merykahski Conger ME moze TAX
re dzialae samodzielnie, poniewaz
kazdy jego projekt musi uzyskac
koniecznie aprobate rzadu we
Waszyngtonie. Wobec takiego
stanu rzeczy uklad Chinami nfe
predko dojdzie do, skutku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
Telegrar11y.

Petersburg, I3 1narca. = w ro-
czniceurodzinsw ojca Aleksan-
dra IIIgo, og}oszono cesarski IL
kaz, zapewniajacy wszystkim
poddanym rosyjskim wolnosc re-
ligijna nadajacy gninom pra-
wa ograniczonego samorzadu.
Peinomocnictwa wIadz lokalnych
zostana rozszerzone. Car Mikofaj
Hgi uzasadnia swoj ukaz checia
polepszenia bytu wszystkich klas
ludnosci, 1nianowicie Wiesnia-
kow i szlachty. Wzywa guberna-
torow, azeby dobrawszy do po-
mocy osoby miejscowego pocho-
dzenia i cieszqce sic ogolnem zau-
faniem, opracowywali projekty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13

tax klerk6w jak wyiadowywaczy
towarow, obsadzic nieunionista-
mi. Zarzad kolei odni6s} przeto
pozorne zwycieztwo, lecz obecnie
unlia woznicow postanowiia ME
przewozic takich frachtow, kto-
rych wyladowywaniem zajmuj9
sic nieunionisci.
Berlin, IS marca. = w tuteE
szych poselstwach mocarstw pa
nuje przekonanie, re w Chinach
ME grozi cudzoziemcom tax wiel-
kie niebezpieczehstwo, jak sadza
correspondence gazet. Niechec
tudnoSci do panujacej dynastyi
mprawdzie wzrasta i szerzy sic
ruch Bokserow, lecz gubernator
prowincyi Czi Ii zwalcza ten
ruch energicznie, a wicekrol W
Kantonie jest talze godzien zau-
fania. Miedzy Bokserami W in
nych prowincyach chihskich ME
ma zgody, a poniewaz poselstwa
dzialaja bardzo zgodnie, ME "a
chodzi przynajnniej ma razie O.
bawa ogolnej rzezi chrzeScijan W
Chinach.
Berlin, IS marca. = w Olesni-
cy ma Szlazku y letni Scholz ME
aawidzil narczycielki Bartsch.
zaaradl sic przeto do JED miesz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13

hanowerska, azeby tym sposobem
pogodzie dwie dynastye.
= Eskadra austryacka zostaje
wyslana ma wody Azyi Mniej-
szej.
= Wezuwiusz ME przestaje
wyrzucac wnetrza krateru dy-
mui lawy.
= We francuskiem Kongo ma
padli krajowcy ma twierdze Pra-
die. Odpedzono ich.
z zalu, re skaleczyi kamie-
niem towarzyszke zabawy, "a
strzelil sic w Belleville, ILL.,, 9 let
nj chlopiec Warren Fleming.
= w St. Louis wpadla policya
ma slad morderstwa, popeinione-
go pred 40 laty.
= w Joliet, ILL.,, schwytano or
Ia, ktory z klatki w parku Lincol-
ma W Chicago, wydostai sic ma
wolnosc.
Przez sympatye re strajkie-
rarni w Spokane, Wash, postano-
wiio 40 unij robotniczych odejsc
cd piracy z dniem 23 marca. 5000
robotnikow weznie udziai w straj-
ku.
Gubernator Yates postal do
Shawneetown 100 namiotow dla
farmerow, ktorych powodz pozba-
villa dachu mad giowa.
= Pod San Francisco utona}
parowiec niewiadomego nazwd-
ska. Z ludzi nikogo ME uratowa-
no.
w Bostonie okradli z}odzie-
je poczte ma sumo $4,000. Are
sztowano woznicow, ktorzy do
puszczali sic kradziezy, wybiera-
jac workow pocztowych koszto-
wne przeselki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13

kama przecia1 jej gard}o brzy-
'twa, poczem dla zatarcia Shadow
zbrodni podpalil dom. Ogieh uga-
szono, zanim plomienie dostaly
sic do zwlok nauczycielki zbro-
dflia wyszia ma jaw. Aresztowano
Scholtza, pomimo re ten pomagaf
ma pozor bardzo energicznie ga
sic ogieii. Zbrodniarz przyznai sic
do why.
1 Washington, 13 marca. = Ko-
mitet senatu jest przychylny ira
i<tatowi handlowemu z Kuba, ra-
'dzi wszakze uczynic jego prawo-
mocnoSc zalezna cd zgodzenia sic
ma niego izby poselskiej.
Ma wykonawczem posiedzeniu
:senatu zgodzono sic, azeby w
przyszly wtorek przystapic do
glosowania mad przyjeciem lub
odrzuceniern traktatu panam-
.skiego. w poniedziaiek odbywae
sic beda debaty mad poprawkami.
New York, 2 marca : Zamiast
strajkierow zaczeso wczoraj we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
KRoTKIE
NoTATKI MIEJsKIE.

= Buduje sic nowy wspaniaiy
okret wycieczkowy i jest nadzie-
ia, re wybuchnie wielka wojaa
miedzy kompaniami zeglugi po je-
ziorze Michigan, talk, ze W lecie
bedzie MONA zapewne bardzo ta-
nio, a niekiedy i bezpiatnie prze-
jezdzac sic z Chicago do1Foznych
miejscowosci w Michigan!
= Podobno pan Ernst Hpmmel
ME chce ubiegae sic noninacya
demosratyczna ma skarbnika
miejskiego; wymieniaja jaho
prawdopodobnego kandydata
Martina Beckera.
= Szeryf Barrett wczoraj ma
czele delegacyi 26 wardy odwie-
dill burmistrza udowodnil tenn
samem, re nastapiia zgoda po-
-.
miedzy mimi re bedzie on szcze-
RE popierai kandydature p. Har-
risona.
= Szwedzki konsul J. R. Lind
gren dotychczas otrzymai SsI,7H
ma fundusz wsparcia dla Szwe-
dow niedostatek cierpiacych.
-Delegacya policyantow wczo-
raj by1a u szefa policyi, ably nlu
podziekowac "a tolze.za jego sta.
raniem rada miejska podwyzszy-
Ia pensye policyant6w 9 $Ioo r.
cxnie. &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13

ministrem spraw wewnetrznych,
Plewem.
Jakkolwie16badz, uplynie DUO
czasu, zanim u1oza sic stosunki w
mysl cara Mikolaja IIgo.
Paryz, 13 dnarca. = Do parla-
mentu wniesiono rezolucya, daja-
ca odmowna odpowiedz ma poda-
ME 81 kongregacyj katolickich,
azeby wolno i'm bylo utrzymy-
wac szko}y. Rad jest przychylny
rezolucyi, mad jktora wczoraj ra-
no rozpoczely sic debaty, ktore
trwac beda przez kilka dni. Ia
sprawa zainteresowa1a szerokie
kola publicznosci. Trybuny byly
wczoraj przepelnione, a wszyscy
ministrowie swiecili w sail swa
obecnosciq.
Vancouver, B. C., 13 marca. =
Strajk ma kanadzkiej -linii kolei
Pacific, trwajacy cd II dni, "a
czyna przybierac nieprzewidziany
obrot. Zarzadowi kolei udalo sic
wszystkie miejsca strajkierow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
reform w mysl brzmienia ukazu,
kt6ry kohczy sic slowami:

,,Wzywajac Naszych podda-
nych do wsp6lnego Mani dzia-
lania w celu wzmocnienia obycza-
jowych podstaw rodziny, szko1y
zycia publicznego, ma ktorych
spoczywa dobrobyt ludu i zaufa-
ME jednostek do swych praw oso-
bistych, polecamy ministrom i in
uy1m urzednikom pahstwowym, a
zeby nadeslali nam projekty ma
jace ma celu urzeczywistnienie
Naszych zamiarow.
Petersburg, IS marca. = u
dzielenie prawa samorzadu gmin-
nego uwazaja tn "a wiellie zwy-
cieztwo zjazd6w powiatowych i
gubernialnych ziemstw. Ukaz car
ski oraz uzyska zaufanie wlo-
scian. Ukaz uchodzi "a podjecie
mysli Aleksandra IIgo, ktory
przez uwiaszczenie ch4opow po-
lozy1 fundament emancypacyi. O.
mawiano wczoraj ul1az carski we
wszystkich lokalach publicznych,
przypisujac go miedzy innemi
rczruchom studenckim chlop-
skim, albo polityce nlinistra skar-
bu, Wittego, kt6ra odniosta zwy-
cieztwo mad Pcbiedcroscewem j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
PRZEGLAD POLITYKI ME-
DZYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, IS marca.

Wszechstronnosc cesarza ME
mieckiego jest bezgraniczna. Sam
sw6j kanclerz, militarzysta, ma
larz muzyk, krytyk uwtorow see
nicznych nadsedzia ma konkur-
sach powiesci, hitoryk, heraldyk,
i kaznodzieja protestancki, krzy-
Yak w Malborgu, saracen w Da-
maszku. co "a bogata natu-
ra. I wciaz sic wzbogaca, bo oto
teraz cesarz Wilhelm IIgi W re-
skrypcie ma irnie koman-
dora Schedera orzel1i, ze jego e
skadra, ktora blohowafa brzegi
wenezuelSkie, postepowaIa we
wszystkiem wzorowo, a jedno-
czeSnie w liScie do adrniraia Hol-
lmana stworzyl nowy dogmat re-
litzscha p. t. Babel und BibeP.
tego doda{ nastepujace npost
scriptum" ,,Pozwalam panu zro-
bic z mego pisma dowolny uzy-
TEX: kto chce, moze je czytac".
Wiec p. Holman egiosil 6w list,
a wszyscy go czytaja podziwiaja
: wszechstronnosc cesarza-
Powodem do napisania tego Ii
stu by1 wyla&ad assyyologa De
Iftzsoha pod tyt. Babel und ibep.
Ma podstawie Swiezo wykopa-
nych w Babilonii cegieiek pi-
smem klinowem dowodzi ten as
syryolog, 2e wiele przepis6w re-
lig1jnyoh, pedanych w Biblii, zna-
no juz w AssyrY i nalezalo tam
do kodeksu, u1ozonego Przez pra-
starego prawodamce Hammura-
biego. Z tego faktu wyciagnal
Delitzsch wniosek zbyt doryw-
czy, ze Biblia ME jest ksiega
swieta, ME byla dana Izraelowi
przez Boga, ME jest wiec obja-
wieniem Jego wolf. Wniosek ten
jest dorywczy dlatego, ze bynaj-
mniej ME ustalono, co powstafo
pierwei: Biblia, czy prawodaw-
stwo Hammurabiego.
Twierdzenie Delitzscha, kt6ry
wrecz odrzuca istnienie Boga
Objawienia, narobiEo ogromnejw w
Nienozech wrzawy. Dr1gi wy
tlad jego juz sic ME odbyl. Otoz
W tel to wIasrlie sprawie cesarz
gbos zabraI w liScie do p. Hollma-
ma. w Pierwszej czesci listu WY
mownie sic dziwi, re historyk i
archeolog wszedl ma nieznany So
bic grunt teologa, ogledny, bar
dzo ostrozny / ciagle podejrzliwy
W kwestyach 1ristorycznych az
cheologicznych, stall sic w teolo-
gicznych pe&nym bramulry. Z ka-
zdem sIowem tel czeSci listu ka-
6dy chetnie sic godzi.
Lecz W drugiej czesci listu ce-
sarz popesnfs blad, htory zarzucil
Delitzschowi. Slusznie tez powie-
dziano w Niemczech, ze oni VIA
sciwie wcale sic miedzy soba ME
roznia. Te druga Geese hstu przy-
taczamy. Otto jest ona:
,,Nieraz juz panu i innym oso-
BON mego otoczenia mowilem
o mem zapatrywaniu ma nalke o
Objawieniu = pisze cesarz Will
helm II. = Rozrozniam diva OBJ
jawienia: jedno sciSle religijne,
drugie wciaz postepowe, ewolu-
cyjne, nieako historyczne. Me
nam najmniejszej watpliwoSci CO
do tego, ze Bog zawsze stale sic
objawial i objawia rodzajowi
ludzliemu przez swych wybrah-
cow II tax wsasnie rozurniem
to, ze On natchnai nlartwa forme
Swoirn Duchem: tchnal w MIA. Z
ojcowska mifoscia troskliwoscia
dba on rozwoj rodzaju ludzkie-
go, zeby zas go popierac j prowa-
azi&, eAjawia sic W Possaei msdr-