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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-20

= QIss9 seEed.
75'-@ sF.iefizEaF rt4E FlpEuEN
.2 2a slaAs sl4eoa. cafe IN, clop
''''-' Il. property Of Lou L. Oven,
"a "-'' ire eaifz. this morning anG was
p'tas#= 10 the sFaaad. 0ns tac very
eh'e'1114# #vo1ie#af The fire pas,..ant,
'li'sf tle F59HaI difectjoa =: chief
/ 'aStI saved the sle5 ron q mos, , is
as'ofo aa tire=as= the location oI the
'H'ia ns Was such as To place the en-
ltie lock il jeopardy Tie stock and
tiAtdI IS Of the saloon were completely
burned aud the building VA, guued.
ne origin q the fire is unknown as
the reports as u where and how it
caQ4,H1 4ar&Wieely Mr.. Owen was
lnaDIe 10 tell tae eAa,.t amor..t Of
his loss Jhis morning and says he does
nol know whether he had insurance on
Tie ~toel, or not.
The fire vas first discovered this
morning at 5sl5 BY passerby who
was going to work. He noticed the
flames and smoke coming out of the
root and turned in the alarm Chief
Fraser and the entire department re-
sponded promptly but when they burst
open the front and back doors found
the building mass of flames, The
whisky barrels were alread on fra
and the counters and tables in the rear
part Of The house were burning fierce
~. The department went to work, a
lire OF hose being taken up stairs TO
the club rooms and on each made to
play on the hamese from the front and
back doors 1t was hard work for the
men to get the hose UP stairs for the
smoke and flames were rolling out in
heavy volumes. 1t was the work OF
the men in this part of the building
which saved the block, for had the
flames once reached the roof nothing
would have saved the two wholesale
liquor houses on each side and the
Merchants and Planters bank adjourn
ing.
The efforts. Of the men IN fighting
The flames were heroic. for time and
again the intense heat coming frOr. tie
burnjng whisky drove them back for
fresh air. With their heads we'll shield
ed from the flames ,hey stuck TO their
posts and after an hour ana halt
of hard struggle conquered the flames
and kept them under contrcl The TIE
olicklv spent itself for the material
inside the building burhcI rapidly. BY
O'Clock this morning ii han been put
ON, and the store was ,na9s OF aGck
ing ruins.
The stock and fixtures t"ned by Mr.
Owen are estimated TO be worth S5.o3o,
~ addition 10 the saloon stock ana
Gvt,rns in The front part of The store,
tho Merchants EXchanee restaurant
u.ae conducted in the back part oi ire
etoro All of this was 4 totai 11%. A
.stocE Of gambling machines Up stars
,-as also burned and the loss on th2se
l. estimated at $1,000 Mr.. Owen taf-
r;od 81 600 insurance on his ca!oon fix
turos with Tankersley, Roberts ana
COMPANY. There was no insurance N
tbo club room fixtures,
The building in which the fire occur
.od wa. owned by Mrs D. \. FOX 81
p;.n,inoham Ala. and is rented - l.
nd = yyertheimer of this city. lhe
[,i,1ino w2s valued at $4,000 and the
;,,a,,ronco was $3.500. which 1t IS
tho,obt will fully cover the loss. me
.Iaua uas located between two otaaf
,,,;,,foqs and it is thought that the
aI,s we're not materially damaged
and will stand.
The origin of the fire is mysle'''
ou.o, eavs he was in his saloon
,,o,. b;s hour for closing.
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Lafayette Lodge No. 1o1, X Of p.
met in regular session last night and
conferred the rank of esquire on Mr.
Fred Lllft
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-20

Union chapter 30. 40, O. E. S., will
meet in regular session next Thursday
night at 7:3oJ. A large and early at
tendance IS requested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-20

New York City Natives.
In the city of New York there are
only 131,477 white persons born OF
native parents. ~ ~4, !,
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
CUTICURA SOI
The Worlds Greals|
Skin Soap.
The Worlds Sweets|
Toilet Soap,
sale Greater Than The Worlds PnI
Of Other Skin Soaps. |
Sold Wherever Civilization A
Penetrated, |

Millions Of the worlds best ped
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuc
Ointment, the great skin cure, for
serving, purifying and identifying
skin, for cleansing the scalp Of cruI
scales and dandruf, and the stoppina
falling hair, for sottcning, whitel
and soothing red, rough and sore had
for baby rashcs, feelings and chaaa
for annoying irritations, or too FIRE,
offensive pcrsplration, for ulcent
weaknesses, and many sanatiye, d
septic purposes which readily SUD
themselves to women, especially nj
ers, as well as for all the purposes
the toilet, bath and nursery.
Cutlcura Soap combines dclt
enrolment properties derived from v
cura, the great skin cure, with The A
est of cleansing ingredients and
most refreshing Of flower odonrS
other medlcated soap ever COMPOUND
Is to be compared with it forpresd
ing, purifying and identifying thcsi
scalp, hair and hands, No other
elgn or domestic toilet soap, how'd
expensive, is to be compared withlt|
oil the.purposcs Of the toilet, bath
nursery. Thus it combines in one \
Mt one price the most elective ssnI
complexion soap, and the puFe't
sweetest toilet, bath and nursery I
ever compounded,
Sold throughout the world. CuiIcnra Rt'oTH}
in form OF jhorOlaio Coated Pi,s, 4le per vi
Ointment, &c. So,p. 2'c. Dspou London I, i,
house 50 Paris, Rue de Ia H7.y HoHol ~ vi
Ave. Potter Drug Chem. Corp sole fi2li n
or Send for IAN About tho shin, sea-? shs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
TALES TOLD OF MEN.

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

Try this way ~ terminating seed,
in the house: always bake the dirt
thus killing all inject life and weed
Ieed2. Aficr so"inp. give one careful
fprinklinR. Then cut four or five
thickHesses Of newspaper the shape
Of the dish containing the seeds. onl,
about half an inch larger all around
Fit this inside the top Of the dish. and
you viii see that you have a shallow
tray, which you are to fill about one,
fourth Of an inch deep daily with warm
water. The water percolates through
the paper 50 slowly as TO give Just the
right constant supply Of moisture
Keep in a warm place, and your seeds
will surprise you by their quick ap.
pearance. This is less work, too. than
the old Epitomist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
Neted Murderer ereaks JaII.

/ James Burns, the noted murderer
Of CoviDgton county. escaped from
Jail at Williamsburg last week. lie
was under sentence to be hanged on
june 9. He killed a fellow iabarar
while at work on the Gulf IS Ship
Island railroad in Coyingron county
. several months ago. lie was indict-
ed for murder and convicted before
Judge Euochs When Burns was
called up before the bar Of the court
10 he sentenced he created a great
sensation by r5undly abusing the
Judge and insulting him in coarse
ana vulgar Language. He appeared
to h thoroughly lnliireran, TO his
.a.s ana made himself notorious by
ming ,os.aaS>. NopaEuculaHs
a-a z..an n-. !, is confidently be-
lived --E- Burns was assisted in his
s.g. = -,--sos-a.ls, Us The class
a.-.s Re h..n-, a7s ,.anG.sh ana
when driven Rs straits,
ss4 as> appealed 10 the Su-
-. ..-. a~s lie ,-0t submit
WAS Gr-rs til hts own
- Was SHAWN by
>---. .saa 70 v.. -.-s --.. w... IN
-,-.,- IS s -.W1-. vii.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
Woodmen al Nlckahn,n-

Joseph Cullen Root, Of Omaha,
the founder Of the Order Of Wood
men Of the World, delivered an I'M
pressiye address to the three camps
of Vicksburg woodmcn last week.
Mr. Root was en- route to Calves
ton, TO participate in the ceremony
.of erecting common Woodmen
monument 10 the thirty dead Of that
city who succumbed in the great
tidal wave.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
Ertssisn Water Struck.

There vas great rejoicing in jack
son last week oyor the announcement
that fine stream 81 artesian water
had been struck al tie plant Of the
Newcomer Lumber Company, In the
southwestern suburbs. The strike
was made at a depth Of LIB feet.
For several days the drill had been
passing through rock, and at the bot
tom Of the rock a bed Of fine white
sand was struck, which carries the
stream Of flowing water.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
in ENGLAND'S CAPITAL.

London's water companies supply
daily 6,l72,326 people.
The Londoner will be greatly an
noyed by innovations when the Ameri.
can electrical cars are running in the
Metropolitan underground and tn',
penny tunc railways. The fare will be
five cents for any distance; there will
be no first, second or third class; the
high speedwillbe over G0miles an hour
and the twentY-sccond limit to stops
will give him Chicago education in
movement,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
Great Day for politlolana.

The Sd Of June in Jackson was a
great day for politicians and the
State candidates were there from all
parts Of the State to meet their
friends and fellow workers in the
coming Democratic primary. Many
of the leading men Of the State
we're there TO sound the sentiment Of
the people and to ascertain definite
ly the general sentiment Of the
State as to the candidates and issues
before the people
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
osnstauE caIl.ctlnrs

81 the Mississippi Woman Nis-
s.onary Conference, in session at
Aatchez last week, the conference
treasurer Miss Clara Drake, of
Ficks5urg, reported that the collec-
tons last year amounted to 5000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

A Test-"He has been mentioned as
candidate for office very FREQUENTLY
Yes ANSWERED Farmer Cornto,sel the
only trouble is that eyelytime anybody
mentions him, the other ieIIers laugh. p
MasnIuptnn Star
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

II IS great evil, as well as a misfor-
tune, TO be unable to utter prompt and
decided no.--Slmmons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

All creameries use butter color. WHY
rot do as they do-use June Tint Butter
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

The store Of R. C. Fox, at Duck
Hill, was burglarized last week and
a lot Of clothing, shoes, hats, ETC,
taken. A portion Of the goods was
found about three miles south Of
town. There is no clue to the bur.
glars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

wv VUIIE VuTL OF IIe v.,r'T =
been a sufferer from l tI' l'y9
for many years. aha n ~'aney trout
became worse and ,,ol PUN IN my d
daily burden thatintcrfero"5I , .,.i ltTi
duty, l was much o0lic, 'yS with eT
aches and div snoIIa .''1 with Id
to rest well NIGHTS ~, ana N, Wasuua
using Doan's kidney pm may 5Ws q
statement for pubIica,in 's | mad
that they had entirely roii.- ug'.af
the pain in my back. rt ,g,'g'ed na
had a years time in wbi" ''', ,s ''''e1
effects Of a.. ''1H 10 AludvI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
To Cure a Cold In One INV.

lake Laxative 8romo Quiuiuc Tablets. All
druggists refund moneyifit falsto cure 25c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

:, The beauty seen, is partly in him who see,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

Better be a good man than a man of goods.
Rams Horn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

A ncgress, aged - years, name
unknown, was run over and killed
last week three miles from Jack
son, while trying TO cross the track
in front Of a freight train.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13

PIso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken Of
~ cough cure. W. O'Brien, 800 Third
Ave. ~, Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 6, 1900.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
TESTED BY TIME

Mrs. Robert
| Frederick who
| resides at 1915
| Virginia St., in
| San Antonio
| Texas, tells an
experience that
whlinterestcy.
| cry reader 1t
| shows as well
| that Doan's
cures are last.
ing cures. She
guyc ttTf.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-13
just as a Fruit Tree, Outwardy Well.
May Wither and Die, So May You,
Though Strong, be Sick from Inter
nal Blight.
HOW TO STERILIZE
YOUR BLOOD AND KILL
DISEASE GERMS
OF CONSUMPTION

Is It your heartl
Is II your kidneysf
Is II your lungs?
What organ is wrongl
Where IS your weak spotl
Wherever is, strengthen with Ozomulsioa.
1t seems strange 10 people that look the vctr
Of health may have muscles Of may be blooming fruit ire
and yet at core his vitality may Be Slapped away JUS. the fruit
with green leaves and BARK really Be dying from blight the
There is remedy for you, if you such VICTIM
1t is Ozomulsion
he trouble with you internally whether your heart liver lung
other organs affected due The weakness COM
from impoverished blood poisoned perhaps by prous oe
Ozomulon sterzes and enrche the blood Furnishes vital sal
that the sick body needs Stimulates working Of your
organs Puts your entire body upon footing Of health
Pains and disease every kind vanish the Ozouor
1t begins at the foundation and builds up
1t is not drug stnulant 1t Food New Ide
in medicine and is successful because with nature
Ozomusion made from the finest pue liver oil Dres
mated with salts and medicines which rgerae vaze ali t
internal organs of the body.
Ozomulsion can be depended upon to Write ~ -
make you we'll far ~ Al
1t Positively Cures Consumption. cR| aMM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-07
Rome nOtatki te|egrafiCzne.

= w Heidelbergu obchodzi uroczy.
scie setna rocznice zaiozenia swego
studencki zwiazek Ruperta Garcia.
= Sygfryd Wagner. syn slawnego
kompozytora Ryszarda Wagnera, u
kohczyl nova swa opere "Kobold".
Bedzie ona wystawiona wkr6tce "
Lipsku.
= Podobno nowy premier wegier-
ski Hedervary W Ischlu doreczyi ce-
sarzowi rezygnacye, ale cesarz jej ME
przyjal
Strajk W fabrykach W Kijowie
doprowadza jeszcze ciagle do stare
pomiedzy kozakami a ludnoscia.
= w caiej poludniowej Rosyi straj-
kuje okolo ewierG miliona robotnik6w,
a ceny artykul6w zywnosci ogromnie
ida W gore
- "a wiekszych miastach W po}ud-
niowej Rosyi, ostatnich czasach po-
zary podiozone z r6znych przyczyn, a
najczesciej dla pozyskania sum ubez-
pieczeh, zrzadziiy szkody ma S5 Milo
now dolarow.
= Irlandzki bill gruntowy W angiel-
skiej izbie lord6w przeszedf juz " re-
ce komitetow.
Rosya nabyla Korei mad RE-
ka Alu 200 ARROW gruntu ma SO lat
- w New Yorku Zbankrutowai
przedsiebiorca budowy James Ii
yingstone. Diugi jego wynosza $1,646'
900; majatek r6wna sic zeru.
W Pittsburgh, Pa, przyszlo do
porozumienia pomiedzy Builders
Exchange League" a rzemieslnikami
budowniczymi cd poniedzialku wro-
ci do piracy okolo 10000 robotnik6w.
- We Wide Water, Va, pokonczono
przygotowania do prob re statkiem
napowietrznym prof. Langeya. Statek
ten Jest 60 stop dlugi kosztowai
$4,000.
= Henry Low z New Yorlku najai
pociag specyalny do Los Angeles,
gdzie umierala jego c6rka i zaplacif
"a niego $4,000. w drodze jednak, W
Kansas, otrzymal wiadomost. re c6rka
tymczasem umaria.
= w skutek eksplozyi gazow W ko-
palni W Fairmont, w. Va, 5 g6rnikow
zostalo smiertelnie, a kilka innych
lzej pokaleczonych.
: w stanie Illinois onegdajsze bu-
RE ulewy nietylko zrzadziiy zna-
czne szkody, ale takze sialy smierc /
zniszczenie. Kilka os6b zostalo zabi-
tych przez pioruny lub wichry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-07
KR0TKIE NOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

- 80 kandydatow skiada}o wczoraj
egzamin ma telefonist6w mostowych.
Wakuje jedna odpowiednia posada ma
moscie Wells ul. Przynosi $50 miesie-
cznie.
Szef policyi poddaje inspekcyi
poszczegolne stacye policyjne. Bylby
ezas zaprowadzit W mich nieoo porzs-
dku.
w tunelu pod rzeka ma Division
str. zakiadaja 8 stopowe rury wodocia'
COVE Ma gornych pietrach dom6w
przy w. Division str. Milwaukee av.
zanosi sic ma ustanie braku woody.
- Aresztowano rozwoziciela lodu.
poniewaz poslugiwai sic waga wska'
zujaca 80 funtow, gdy poiozono No
niej ciezar 80 funtowy.
Miedzy dwoma literatami toczy
sic spor, czy dramat Heart OF the
Ozark" jest plagiatem sztuki "Yongse
Bros. Bank Robbers, lub odwrotnie.
- Konstabel e. E. Schmidling, "a.
Mast zaplacie zalegle komorne, po'
strzelii gospodarza Jamesa R. Crockes
w biodro. Crocker upominaa sic
swoja naleznost, uderzajsc lokators
rura olowiana po gfowie.
= Kiedy w6z meblami idac ulics
Homan, krzyzowai ulice Lake, spadi =
rusztowania kolei gornej nit, rozpalo-
ny do czerwonosci Meble zaczefy SIG
palit, lecz ogieh predko ugaszono.
- s1.letni Andrew sieder prxybyi
jako "slepy pasazer" Detroit, lecz
ma Is ul. spadl wagonu frachtowego
1 znalazl smiere pod kolami pociagu.
- 16.letni Goldstein okazai wiell1e
zdolnosci zlodziejskie dlatego pre-
kazano go sadowi kryminalnemu.
- 17-letni Thomas Carol brat D.
dsiai W rabunku, lecz wzbraniaf sic
wymienie nazwisko spolnika. odrobi
" Bridewell sumo sS5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-07
Wykrycie strasznej zbrodni.

Podczas odpustu W Podkamie-
niu zginal pred rokiem pewneJ
wlosciance siedmioletni synek,
ktorego mimo najgorliwszych po-
szukiwafi odnalezcnie mogia. Me
dawno temu udaia sic ona ma Cd
pust do Milatyna, a zobaczywszy
miedzy zebrakami malego slepe-
go chsopca dala mu buike RE
kla: "Zeszlego roku skradziono
mi 'chlopaka w twoich latach, je-
sli zyje m6dl sic "a jego zdrowie,
a jesli umarl modl sic "a jego du-
sze." Wtedy chsopiec szepnai:
"Moze to ia jestem ten chlopiec,
bo i mnie zeszlego roku dziady
porwali, wyiupili mi oczy, poia-
mali nogi rece." Cd slowa do
siowa poznala kobieta swego sy-
ma, widzac go tax ogromnie O.
kaleczalym, uderzyia W TAXI La
ment, re w jednej chwili uczyniio
sic koio Mich zbiegowisko. Made
sill tez i zandarrni, ktorzy przy
pomocy wzburzonego tlumu are
sztowali oko,o 80 zebrakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-07
KrOnika MiejSCOWa.
Straszny wypadek.

Przy pieknej pogodzie zebralo
sic wczoraj wieczorem okolo I2,-
600 csob w cyrku ma roku W.Ma-
olson ul. i 40 ave., gdzie przy
sztucznem oswietleniu przedsta-
wiano sceny zycia starozytnego
Rzymu. 0 godz. 9:3o mlody, "
letni Michael Reese wszedl ma
druciana line, rozciagnietq ma wy
sokosci Is stop draznil nerwy
widow, udajac przestrach, gdy
stapai po calowej linie ma pozor
chwiejnym krokiem. Ma srodku
przestrzeni, ktora mial do prze-
bycia, przestal zartowac, skupl
Gala uwage, azeby ME uczynic
najmniejszego, niewlasciwego po-
ruszenia, wtem pekl drut, trzy-
majacy W naprezeniu wlasciwa
line, ia opuscila sic. Reese "a
chwial sic ma nogach krotkim,
lecz wstrzasajacym okrzyklem
przerazenia runal ma ziemie. u
padl wznak nieprzytomnegowy-
niesiono z~cyrku. Jednym pier
wszych, kt6ry nadbiegl linosko-
kowi ma pomoc, by} wlasny jego
ojciec. Reese doznai niewatpliwie
wstrzasnienia mozgu innych O.
brazef wewnetrznych. Przywo-
1any DR.. La Doit Johnson zajas
sic jego ratunkiem.
Niepok6j W pralniach.
Strajk W pralniach, ktory przed
niedawnym czasem ogromnie dal
sic we znaki ogoiowi mieszkah-
cow naszego miasta, zakonczyl
sic umowa, re robotnicy wozni-
ce wr6ca do piracy ma dawnych
warunkach, a ich pretensye roz-
patrzy sad polubowny. Unie j
wlasciciele pralni wybrali Sc
dzi6w pred 6 tygodniami, lecz
wlasciciele pralni ME chca sic Ego
die ma superarbitera, przewleka-
ia umyslnie sprawe naduzywaja
w ten sposob cierpliwosci robo-
tnikow. Jezeli stosunki sic ME IL
loza, wybuchnie nowy strajk W
pralniach.
Zarzad fabryki Temple Pump
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w sposob bardzo poufny toczyfy
sic mniej wiecej Cd roku rokowa-
MIA miedzy Watykanem Rosya
o zamianowanie kardynaiem je-
dnego z biskupow katolicklch, 20
stajacych pod ber}em rosyjskiem.
Rokowania te byiy prowadzone
bardzo poufnie tego powodu
wypadalo zachowac je w najgle-
bszej tajemnicy. Dzisiaj zdradza
je prasa rosyjska, wiec juz moz-
ma o Mich movie. Mona tedy po-
wiedziec, re zostalo rzecza zde-
cydowana, IL kardynalem costa
ME ks. arcybiskup Popiel.
,,Nowosti'', dziennik petersbur-
ski, opowiada o tych rokowa-
mach co nastepuje:
,,Rosya liczy 100000 katoli-
kow, poddanych rosyjskich.
Wszyscy ci katolicy stosoWnle
do zasad KoSciola katolickiego,
uwazaja Papieza "a glove Kosio-
Ia. Wszystkie rozporzadzenia co
do zarzadzania ludnoScia katolic-
ka W Rosyi, mianowania arcybi-
skup6w j t. d., ida z Watykanu.
A tymczasem - wsr6d najbliz-
szych deradzcow Papieza, wsrod
kardynai6w, ME ma ami jednego
poddanego rosyjskiego, ami je-
dnego przedstawiciela Kosciola
katolichego W Rosyi. Kiedy W
sferach watykanskich poruszana
jest jakakolwiek sprawa, dotyka-
iaca interesow katolikow w Ro-
syi, wsrod kardynalow ME ma "a
dnego, kt6ryby sic znal ma RE
czy, umial i chcial obronic dana
sprawe. Niemcy maJa sWych kar-
dyna{ow, zawziecie ochraniaja-
cych interesy germanizmu, nawet
ze szkoda czeSci katolikow w
Niemczech innych narodowoSci,
wyjatkiem niemieckiej; Austrya
ma kardynaiow posrod Mem
cow, Wegr6w i Polak6w; Anglie
reprezentuja W Watykanie kar-
dynalowie angielscy j irlandzcy-
jedna tylko Rosya 100000
katolikow znajduje sic na uboczu.
P~zedstawicielem interesow ka-
tolik6w w Rosyi - ze tax powie-
my, dobrowolnym i nieurzedo-
wynn : jest Kardyna} Rampolla.
Drugiego Kardyna}a, ktory
broniiby tych interesow, wymie-
mic ME MONA.
,,M6wiq, ze kardynal Rampolla
wybornie zdawa1 sobie sprawe
nienormalnego pod tym wzgle-
dem polozenia katolikow Rosyi i
ze sprawa kardyna}a poddanego
rosyjskiego, jake przedstawiciela
katolik6w rosyjskich przy Waty-
kanie - stala ma porzadku dzien-
nym miala bye omowiona ma
drodze dyplomatycznej z rzadem
rosyjskim, przyczem wymieniono
nawet jednego Z biskupow, jako
proponowanego kandydata do
kapelusza kardynalskiego. Choro-
ba Papieza cdroczyla rozwiaza-
ME tel sprawy, bezwarunkowo
posiadajacej ogromne znaczenie
dla poddanych rosyjskich wyzna-
MIA katolickiego ola interesow
Koscicla katolickiego w Rosyi.
,,D1atego tez katolicy, poddani
rosyjscy, z wielka uwaga sledza
wiadomoSci Rzymu. Wyniki
przyszIego konklawe, jakotez O.
sobistoSc przyszlego Papieza,nie-
watpliwie beda mialy znaczenie
przy rozwiazaniu sprawy kar-
dynala = poddanego rosyjskiego.
Ze obecnie wsrod wyzszego dl~
chowienstwa katolickiego w Ro-
syi So ludzie, ktorzy beda umieli
pogodzie interesy pahstwowe Ro-