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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Provo, April 1.-THE April term of the
Fourth district court for Utah county
opened this morning.
The following jurors for the term were
sworn i'm, $, Gardner $, ID. Johnson,
Charles Monk. $. j. Taylor William
Frost, William Ward. George SchOw. r..
T. Banks. r. j. Healy and ". Z. Clay
ton.
Thomas Kelly of American Fork who
was on the venirc. failed TO attend and
was fined $50 for the omission.
The following additional jurors were
drawn, John +. Carter l.. j. Miller r.
A. Barney. Heber W. Harrison. Ernest
p Wells. Jesse ManWdriug, George VI.
Chapel Logan q. Holloway and Thomas
T.. Thompson
The first ease called was that OF The
state w. John Dubois. District Attorney
Hatch and Assistant County Attorney
Anderson prosecuted and r. r. Thurman
defended. Defendant iS charged with
grand larceny, taking Sll from Erastus
Eopla of Suaulsh Fork on the 22d OF
January. The story of the case Is that
Dubois and Frank smith went into a
saloon ia Spanish Fork where Hopla was
boz "a drunken condition and that there
smith took Sll from liopla' pocket.
smith is now i'm the state prison serving
term for the Offense. 20 which he
pleaded guilty. He. however. claimed that
Dubois iustigated the offense and urged
him To- commit the act This is denied
bv defendant
The following orders were made:
State VS. Peter WiuwaTd ct al. motion
aud demurrer 90 be submitted I'm briefs
April 90.
state va. George Jaggers; defendant
raiEued and uleaded guilty. sentence
fixed for April l3, 1903, bond fixed al
state VS.. George Gaggers; defendant
arraisued and plea of not guilty en-
tered
Estate of Zebedu Coltrin. deceased: pc
t.ti0n Of j. c. COlrin for order confirm
inc sa'e of real estate set for hearing
Auril o.
Estate Of Thomas Engialdsor. de-
ceased. petition for summary distribution
of personal property set for April .
Samuel Morgan vs. Utah Valley IRON
Mining & Milling company; demurrer
OverTulrl.
Minerva Race VS.. Utah Valley Iron
Mining a. Milling company; demurrer
sustained ON the grounds Of complaint not
showing the proper interest on the part or
the plaintiff Boz the child mentioned In the
complaint as being Il years Of age and
NOT married. sd DAYS TO amend.
Estate OF Myr0n Tanner. deceased.
Leonard Tanner DISCHARGED as one of the
administrators. he declining 10 act.
The following additional jurors were
drawn this evening. Zeouos W. Tiffany,
Rudolph E- Hunter AUGUST Swenson,
Thomas Suels1u. W. b. Iiiggiusou.
George S. Mckenzie, James %. Bullock.
Willard j. Shipley Barry Wride. Owen
Openshaw.
Court adjourned until Thursday on acc
count Of Arbor day,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
MT PLEASANT NEWS NOTES.
Council Awards Contracts For Plans
and Specifications For Waterworks.

At Pleasant April lathe city council.
al special session held last evening,
amended thr contract prepar.ug plans.
specifications etc.. for the system of
waterwor SIS which is to be- constructed iu
This city This summer tO DOrgmus a.
Kelsey of salt Lake City. 10 Isl the iD-
trutiOu to have fhe work begun imme-
dIataly iu order that the system may De
as nearly completed this SUMMER as pos
sIblc.
The council has under consideration
also au appeal of che segregation suit re-
Gently decided il the district court iu
which about Ouc-f0Irth off the entire area
OF abe city was emit off. The land m
question lies west Of the city and is used
almost wholly for agricultural purposes.
The decision of thr court leaves an Of
this land outside OF the city, 90 within
tWcnty-siX rods OF the Lower street. one
Of the principal thoroushtares of the
place. and the council is of the opinion
that that b. too close. A committee. con-
sisflug OF Couuciimeu Jensen. Peterson
and Really. has the matter lu charge.
10 win Boz settled definitely at % special
session tO bo held Saturday night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
PROVO NEWS NoTFS.

Provo. April IA son has been born
90 Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Eggertsen and
one 20 Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCarter; all
we'll
The Provo river water commission viii
meet al the court house I'm this city on
Saturday for the purpose Of considering
matters of interest I'm connection with the
waters of the river
Bert Morgan. who was sent to the state
prison last fal for taking some money
from a boy. sent r. B. Thurman, who de-
Tended him. "a clever piece of work yes
terday by Frank Smith. who came down
to testify I'm he Dubois case. IL Is a
miniatures ship. built I'm a bottle. How %
get thc ship iu the bottle s the question
every body iu the court room who saw the
curiO was trying 10 solve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
LOGAN NEWS NOTES.
Bell Telephone Company Granted Ad-
ditional franchises.

Logan. April l3-The county commits
si0ners met today 10 hear arguments on
the petition of PeterbOro people for di-
vision Of their school district The petit
toners made ont but a very poor case,
however and this afternoon withdrew
their petition.
The petition Of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company for a franchise
10 extend us line TO MendOn, Cache June
ton. Peterboro. Newton and Charleston
was granted, and the lire will be put up
at once. It's completion will bring praC-
tically an the towns of the county into
telephone communication with the world.
The Y. VI. and y. l.. NJ. ]. associations
of this stake held a cOnjoint conference
here yesterday that was well attended.
Interesting addresses were delivered by
Mrs. Nellie c. Taylor Of salt Lake, VIII
lard Done and others
Richmond 10 seems, viii obtain the
much talked of condensed milk factory.
Promoter Rackliff Is now there, and il
is reported has practically decided to To-
cate the factory iu Richmond. The resi-
dents of that town have worked hard 90
get the plant
l. G. Thoresen and Andrew Auder-
som of Hyrum and r. r. Miles Of smith
field have formed "a partnership under
the name of the Cache Valley Implement
company. and today opened new nipple
ment house iu this city. To viii have
branch houses al Hyrum and Smithfield.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
TERRORIzEO THE TOWN.
Masked Robbers Captured the Village
OF EarndaIe. wash.

Whatcom, Wash, April 1.-two
masked outlaws held up the village of
Ferndale last night. shot at every man
who appeared on the streets. robbed the
postohIce OF $50 and succeeded i'm max
ing their ESCAPE without leaving the
slightest clue TO their Identity
The outlaws made their first appear
ance in The pOsromce where they or
dered the postmaster 10 deliver 20 them
lhe contents of his til. The postmaster
refused and. while one TObber with TWO
reyOlvers in his hand Kept him COW
cred. she other emptied the contents Of
the tiu into q sack Nothing but money
was taken. -Four men who were in tho
office when the robbers came iu were
COMPELLED to leave, the robbers firing
thelt reyolvers over their heads as they
TOOK their departure. Before leaving a
dozen more shots were fired by the rob-
berS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15

would have. az no time. been surprised
to learn o. my death. 1t was all due 10
kidney trouble. for which i could Sc
cure no relief I was under the care
of my family physician for a number OF
years. but he was unable TO do me any
good. / also consulted two noted spe-
eialists on kidney diseases. but they
were unable TO give me more than tenn.
porary relief 4 had already made APP
plication 10 join the army. but was
turned down on account OF my bad
physical condition.
Ct was advised to try that greatest
Of all remedies-SWAAIP-ROOT.
Il wrote to Dr. KiImer s. Co. az Bing-
hamton. n. Y. for a sample bottle. and
its effect upon me was so noticeable
that went Immediately and bought q
supply from my druggist. with the re-
suit that in a comparatively short time
I had entirely recovered and became
the man you see me now.
Il served a number OF years IN the
army. and for the past four years I
have been connected with the Philadel-
phia fire department. My work. both in
the army and fighting fires in Philadel-
phia, has been of the most arduous. ana
work that 7 could not do did not have
a strong physique.
II do not know what the words
Kidney Trouble mean now, and do
not expect 20. 7 cannot speak too
highly of swamp Root A few bottles
Of this great remedy did more for me
than a dozen physicians could"
(Signed) HUGO HUT.
2223 Vine Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
MURDFP AND ARSON.

Stockton CAL. April IA mysteri-
Gus fire and equally mysterious robbery
occurred in Chinatown store early
this morning. and one Monaghan was
burned 90 death. The sum of 81. $50 dis
appeared from the safe. some of the
money belonging 90 the company in
whose store the blaze started and the
rest being made up of deposits left
there by Chinese.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15

and Callowhill Streets Mr.. HUT is known the
strongest man in the Fire Department and has taken
many prizes athletic tournaments for his prOwess in
the field Of sports.
He is also eX-sergeant Of the United States In
fany having for several years been stationed at Fort
Niobrara, Neb. Mr.. Hutt also served with the Sixth
Pennsylvania Regiment during the Spanish American
war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
SCHOOL TAX BEATEN
Provo Decides by Good Majority
Against Special Levy For
Two Years.

Io||-I0I 70 ] Do II-IaIN-I
Provo. April IA very small vote was
p0lled today in the special election held
90 vote on a special school tax levy of 80
mills FOR tWO years for building purposes,
but the proposition met with Il heavy de-
feat. The vote was as follows:
First Ward-Fourteen for. hfty-hve
against
Second Ward-TWenty-siX for. thirty
seven against.
against
Fourth Ward-sevcntcen for, sixty
against
Fifth Ward-F1fteen for, lightweight
against
Total-Eighty-four for, s2l against.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
MANTI NEWS NOTES.
Jacob Jacobsen VIII Have to Face
Charge Of Grand larceny.

jacob jacobsen VIII Have 10 race
Charge of Grand Larceny.
Mauu. April lI.-Durug the past week
marriage licenses were issued 20 the fol-
lowing couples George Roberts and Ma
ria e. Petersen both of Spring city. This
couple were married at the court house
by County Clerk EllasOn, a. +. Accord
of Provo and Miss Amelia Seegmiller OF
Richneld were married last Saturday
evening at the home of the bride In Rich
field by Bishop A. q. Young of kichneld-
Ernest Hickman and Ada TidWel. both
Of sunuyside, and James William Hicks
of Fountain Green and Airs. Lucinda Mo
Arthur of Att Pleasant The two last
named couples were married yesterday by
Deputy Clerk knapp M the court house.
Jacob Jacobson "a man who has been
residing near Richfield. in the vicinity of
the fields. was arrested iu this city yes
tcrday upon complaint az Lewis Nickel
sen OF Venice. Sewer county, charging
Jacobsen with stealing two head OF cattle
while driving herd OF about seventy
five head 90 this city for the purpose or
shipping them To- Idaho, where Jacobsen
intends Co make his home. Sheriff Clark
of Sewer county was notified 70 come 70
Manti yesterday TO arrest the man, which
hc did at or near the dcnot. where Ja-
cOhseu was feeding the cattle. The mat
ter was compromised between the plain
tiff and defendant Jacobsen returning
the cattle 10 Nicholson. together with W
Wiltl JdtupH'l tllog5ilI " "'tiN 80 'ii' -
and let him go on his way rejoicing, but
not so. Sheriff Clark viii take the dc
PENDANT 20 Richfleld today. where he Will
be obliged TO stand trial for breaking the
laws of the land His wife and family
and household goods are boo the city ana
viii very likely remain here until Jacob
sen has had q hearing. Jacobsen claims
that some mistake unknown 90 him mas
been made and that he is innocent Of the
charge brought against him, uotWlth-
standing the fact that the cattle were
picked from his little herd before his
ewes. and the herd was not so large that
Id would be difficult 10 detect ono or two
stray cattle Sheriff Clark says that ia
cObseu viii have 90 face the charge or
grand larceny before he takes his de-
parturc for his new home DO Idaho ia
rGbsen was formerly a resident of Grass
valley and so far as known 10y Sheriff
Clark has borne "a good reputation pre-
,.ioue fo This time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15

w YELL, that is just what
w Hugo HUT, strongest
man in the Philadelphia Fire De-
partment. hero of a hundred bat
ties with the flames, is doing now
through the medium of this
newspaper.
Hugo HUT has been con
nected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department for the past
four years. He is stationed at
the enoine house AT Nineteenth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
BROUGHT BACK DAVIS.
Provo Sheriff Arrives With Man
From Oregon.

|DTI|II|TI 70 ~" - III|I.|
Provo. April IA-Sherih Harmon re-
turned this evening from oregon, bringing
with him Joe Davis, wanted here for bur
glary. He went around by the way of san
Francisco for the purpose of seeing Babe
Curtain, the man who was arrested there
a short time ago for burglary. and who Is
supposed t0 have been I'm the Slerra-Ne-
Vada Lumber company burglary in salt
Lake. and who was also thought 10 ne
one of the persons who burglariZed Beck S
leWelry store iu this city about two years
ago. The purpose Sheriff Harmon had in
view was 90 get some clew Co the lewelTy
which was carried away from Beck s.
store. lie was unable, however, 10 see
Curtain, as he had been released ON $1,000
cash ball. put uF 10y his father ana
LruLhnr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
A ND this is only one mans

4 ND this is only mans
~ stOry-if the average
reader of newspaper could be persuaded read the
thousands of such testimonials which to DR.. Kill
merS SWampROot, the kidney troubles which now afct
humanity would be cut down fifty per cent.
For these testimonials all prove beyond doubt that
the greatest for kidney, liver and bladder trou
blpS is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
Arbor nav Rose Bush Sale.

Today is ArbOr day. Finest Of bushes
here at 19c each. choice climbers, Doe;
American Beauty rose bushes. SOC each
WALKERS STORE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15

IN ERE's the story of who was near deaths
H door and was saved by using Swamp-{OOt
If he came to you and said: '3y friend, do you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15

NJ story representative Of Phna
LII dephia's Great Newspaper, THE North American
you win hardly / when I you a
nv body was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
PARK CITY ARO RETURN $3.50
sunday. April 10.

VIA r. O. vs.. Ry Train leaves $50
a m. Everybody Invited 20 visit Clah's
greatest mining camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
INSURANCE.
&C L. Maln Sc CUpstairsl.

Representing the Following Wen known
ComDanles:
Commercial Union Assurance
Go. OF London ................ S28. 900. 900 %
London Assurance Corporation 100000 90
Phoenix Assurance Co. OF Lon
don 49,. -. &c.. 49,. =. 100000 90
Manchester Insurance Co. OF
England 600. 800. ...... 49,. I0O00.O0O 90
American. philadelphia ....... 2500O00 90
New York Underwriters ....... 1888 on 01
Standard Accident ms. Co... 10000 %
Losses paid through this Agency
exceed S50O.OO0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-15
Fire-F ighter's Story.

low the Strongest Man the Philadelphia Fire DepartmenOne the Va
Ills Strength and HEALTH by Using Swamp-OO the
Great Kidney Bladder Remedy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02
TELEGRAMY.

Rzyrn, listopada. = Ia Geese
Watykanu, W ktorej Oiciec swie-
ty udziela posluchan, stoi W pho
mieniach. S1awna pinakoteka z
niezliczonemi arcydzielami mi
srrz6w pedzla d}uta jest zagro-
iona. Dym plomienie So wido-
czne ma mile odlegsoSci. Wszyst-
kie oddzialy stray pozarnej znaj-
duja sic ma miejscu katastrofy.
Rzyn, listopada. = Pozar
powstai o 9 godz. wieczorem, w
nlieszkaniu Francuza Marble,
trudniacego sic uzupelnieniem
starych rekopisow ksiag. WieSc
o pozarze wywolala ogolny po-
p4och. Czlonkowie szwajcarskiej
gwardyi, strazacy Watykanu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02

/ New York, 2 Iistop. = RAPPORT
zawiadowcy masy upsdlej firmy
''U. S. Ship Building Co." zazna-
cza falszerstwab oszustwa i lapi-
chlopstwo, jakich sic dopuszcza-
no przy usilowaniach, azely
kompanie zorganizowac zbywa6
akcye ogoiowi publicznoSci.
Schwab wv raporcie jest przedsta-
wiony W bardzo niekorzystnem
Swietle. Zawiadowca masy radzi
wystapit ze skarga przeciw dy-
rektorom, kt6rzy powinni zlozyt
taxa SUNG, azeby wgstarzczala ma
pokrycie naleznosci wszystkich
wierzycieli firmy.
Waszyngton, 2 listop. = sledz-
two prowadzone wykazalo oszu-
stwa, jakich dopuszczali sic spe-
kulanci gruntowi na brzegach o.
ceanu Spokojnego, wobec rza11
zwiazkowego. Sledztwo posuneIo
sic talk daleko, ze mirni zostana
z pewnoScia pociagnieci do odpo-
wiedzialnoSci sadowej. w spra-
we te ME So w1nieszani senate
rzy zwiazkowi.
Indianapolis, 2 listop. Po-
ciag kolei Big Four, ra ktorym
znajdowai sic amatorzy cry w
pike nozna studenc; uniwersy-
tetu Perdue, wykoleil sic W po-
blizu parku Riverside. Wagony
ze zwirem wpadly ma pociag z
boku i spowodawaly katastrofe.
Lokomotywa try przednie wa
gony ulegly zniszczeniu. Jeden
wagon jest pogruchotany, drugi
splaszczyl sic spadi nasypu,
trzeci przewrocil sic W poprzek
toru lcolejowego. ID os6b ronio-
slo smiert ma miejscu, a lista
pokaleczonych jest strasznie diu-
ga. KilkmaScie osob ME odzy-
ska zdrowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02

$64I. Ogolna organizacya. przy-
krawaczy W biezacym tygodniu
rad podobna sprawa zamierza sig
zastaInowiG, a rome unie kraw-
COW juz po czesci powzieiy rezo-
lucye podobne, poczesci zas "a
mierzaja przeprowadzic, tax, "a
zbierze sic fundusz wynoszacy O.
ko1o $1,000 tygodniowo. Ponie-
waz zas przeszly juz podobne u
chwaly W glownej kwaterze "U-
nited GarmentWorkers of Ame-
rica", przeto obliczaja, re strai-
kerry Winchester, kt6rych jest
40, otrzymywac beda $4,000 ty-
godniowo, t. z. wiecej, niz zwykly
ich zarobek tygodniowy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02
Rdzns nOtatkI tsIsgrafIezns.

- Ksiaze Wilhelm, nastepca tronu
niemieckiego wjechal konno ma czele
swojej roty, po schodach palacu San
souci ma gore pokazywal swym
jezdzoom pokoje starego Fryca
W katolickich krajach zwiedza-
no juz wczoraj po pofudniu cmenta-
RE, W przededniu Zaduszek.
- Chiny wypiacify stanom Zjedno-
ozonym nova note kantrybucyi wo-
jennej. W grudniu uisScza sic resi-
ty naleanosci.
- Kr6l Edward angielski wybiera
sic wizyta do cara, do Petersburga.
Robotnikom W Bilbao przyrze-
czono lepsze mieszkania tygodnio-
wa wypiate zasiug, leoz ME wolno i'm
tworzyt zwiazk6w robotniczych.
Wiadomosc pojawieniu sic
handy powstahcow ma przesmyku Pa
namskim okazaIa sic bajka tenden-
cyjna.
W sobote Eosta3 spuszczony ma
wode nowy okret wojenny "Prusy."
A nu4 "Prusy" utona?
Car odwiedzi cesarza Wilhelma
we Wiesbadenie.
- W Monachium zbiegl banker
Ellenried, okradiszy wierzyoien ma
sumo pol miliona marek.
Zjazd robotnik6w we Frankfurt
Gle, przeciwnych socyalistom, cieszyl
sic wielkiem powodzeniem.
Burza elektryczna, kt6ra daIa
sic odczut W sobote W Chicago, spo-
wodowaia przerwe W komunikacYi to-
legraficznej miedzy Francya a reszts
swiata. w Anglii staio sic to samo.
- Petycya zyd6w do cara W spra-
vie pogromu zydow W Kiszyniewie
zosta1a wreczona sekretarzowi stanu
we Waszyngtonie, oDatrZona liczny-
mi podpisami Zostanfe z}ozona W ar
chiwum pahstwa ma wieczna dla zy-
dow pamiatke.
John Mitchell. w6dz g6rnik6w,
choruje ma zapalenie slepej hszki.
Prezydent proklamowa1 dzieh
26 listopada dniem Dziekczynienia 4
rzezi indykow.
= Pod adresem Petera Kureghian,
redaktor "Nowego zycia' W Bostonie,
nadesIano maszyne pieluelna.
= Adelina Patti, spiewaczka, "a
mierza wystapicIpo raz ostatni kon-
certami W miastach amerykanskich.
w Crestine, O., nastapiIa eksplo-
zya prochu, stanowiacego 3adunek
dw6ch wagon6w kolejowych. 500 wa
gon6w ulegio zniszczeniu. Tysiace
szyb potiulk3y sic kilka budynk6w
dozna1o wstrzasnienia. w ziemi u
tworzyi sic kocio1, 40 stop dlugi, 20
stop szeroki 15 g3eboki. Hulk sly
szano ma odleglose so mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02
z Federacyi Piracy.

Ma zgromadzeniu organizacyi
Chicago Federation of Labor"
wczoraj poruszono kwestye og6l-
nego znaczenia, ME majace mic
wsp6lnego podnoszeniem p1ac
robotnikom lub skracaniem cza-
su ich piracy. M6wiono trujacej
wodzie z jeziora Michigan o
tenn, ze bywa ona powodem tyfu-
su W rodzinach robotniczych, i
wyznaczono komitet trzech,kt
ry ma sic zajat zbadaniem tel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02
organu wolnomularskich loz wlo-
skich.

skich.
Niezmiernie wazne postanowie-
MIA zapadly W Rosyi W sprawie
syonizmu. Rad rosyjski przy-
szedl ostatecznie do przekonania,
re propaganda syonistyczna jest
niebezpieczna chwycif sic ener-
gicznych Srodk6w represyjnych
przeciwko syonistom. Ten sam
minister Plehwe, ktorego wodz
syonistow DIR. Herzl mieni poufa-
lie swym przyjacielem, pozwala
wprawdzie zydom wynieS6 sic do
kad chca z Rosyi, ale dopokad
pozostaia W granicach pahstwa
rosyjskiego, zabrania i'm propa-
gowae idee syonistyczne, bo pro-
paganda ia stale sic zarzewiem
konflikt6w rewolucyi spolecznej.
z polecenia ministra Plehwego,
Department policyi rozeslal
wszystkim gubernatorom rozPo-
rzadzenie, skiadajace sic naste-
pujacych szeSciu punktow.
I. Publiczna propaganda syoni-
zmu powinna bye wzbroniona.
w tym celu nalezy po1ozyt tame
agitacyi agent6w syonizmu, czyli
t. wv. "magid6w", jezdzacych po
miastach miasteczkach wygia-
szajacych mowy w synagogach i
na zebraniach.
2. Wszelkie organizacye syoni-
styczne, o lie dzialalnose ich mia
laby jakikolwiek charater publ
czny, maja bye milestone.
3. Zabronione So rowniez wszel-
kie zjazdy czlonk6w organizacyi
syonistycznych, bez wzgledu ma
to jakiby eel mial zjazd.
4. Zbieranie jakichkolwiek skla-
dek na cele syonistyczne zostaje
wzbronione. Osoby, ktoreby sic
tenn zajmowaly, ,pcwinny zobowia-
zac sic piSmiennie, IL nadal skia-
dek zbierac ME beda, a pieniadze
nalezy przeznaczyc ma sankcyono-
wane przez panstwo, zydowskie
instytucye dobroczynne.
5. Szczegolne baczenie zwracac
nalezy na zydowskie szkoly czy-
telnie wszelakiego rodzaju ably
w Mich ME propagowano idei syo-
nizmu..
8. Przy przedStawieniu VIA
dzom centralnym do zatwierdze-
MIA kandydat6w ma obieralne go
dnoSci zydowskie, nalezy zbierac
dokIadne informacye stosun-
kach danych kandydatow do syo-
nizmu.
w motywach rozporzadzenia
powiedziano, re ostateczny eel
syonizmu, to jest zaiozenie gdzieS
poza granicami Europy, osobnego
panstwa zydowskiego,no i wysie-
dlenie sic tam zyd6w, na razie
jest dopierofantastycznymproj projek-
TEN, kt6rego urzeczywistnienie
ley w bardzo dalekiej przyszso-
Sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-02
Y adwokata.

= sprawy pahskiej przyjae ME mo-
&c, gdyz jest brudna!
A to sobie dobre. moi panic!
Przecie7 zebym mial czysta sprawe,
tonym do pana ME przycnodzil!