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Arizona republican., 1904-11-01
INTERsCHOLASTIc PENNANT
Trophy That the League Schools Are
 Each Striving For.

There is now on exhibition in win dow of the BerryhilI store a handsome pennant, provided by the Los Angeles Examiner, at it's own expense. for the Interscholastic Athletic League of Arizona, to be given as a trophy to the school winning the greatest number of points in the athletic contests of the year.
 The pennant is a beautiful banner one that speaks well for the Iiberality of the donors, and surely one that the students of the various schools will take pleasure in striving to secure. It is a dark blue silk pennaut, several feet long, fringed with gold and bear ing in golden letters the following in- scription: Prize Pennant, Interschol- astic Athletic League Of Arizona. Pre- sented by Los Angeles Examiner" The pennant is attached to a handsome black staff, surmounted by an Amer ican eagle in bronze. and from which also dangles golden cords and tasseIs.
 Football is, of course. the leading single college game, and will play an important part in the strife for this trophy, but as the name athletic sig nifies, the contest will not rest alone on successful gridiron battles. The Normal school is ahead so far, as noth- ing but football has as yet been under taken. but as soon as the football sea- son closes, on Thanksgiving day, other lines of athletics will be taken up. A school may win the football cham pionship and still lose the Pennant, if it can hold its own in no other athletic game. There will be tennis, baseball and other games, as well as field day sports. Each line of sport will stand for certain number of points in the total, and the school scoring the great est number during the entire season of sports will get the pennant.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

". C. T. U. MEETING-The regu- lar meeting of the w. c. TT. U. will be held at the rooms, corner of Cen ter and Monroe streets, Wednesday afternoon, beginning at half past two.
 OTHER BRILLIANT PLAYS-The report of the football game between the Phoenix High school team and the University of Arizona team in yester- day mornings issue failed to mention the brilliant end runs and effective tackling of Clarence Heflin, who held left end, and the spectacular and pow erful hurdling on the part of Ivey Marshal who played half ba2ll.
 A CLIFTON TRAGEDY - News comes frcm Clifton of the murder of c. D. Webb in that city two or three days ago, as the result of a quarrel of some kind. There are no details of the tragedy yet, not even the name of the man who did the shooting. Webb was q former resident of Bisbee where | he was employed as a credit man by the Copper Queen store. Webb was l in the employ of the shannon Com Ipany
 l FUNERAL OF WILLIAM DUNN 1 An answer was received yesterday from a sister in Maine of William ] Dunn, who died last Sunday night. She : ordered the body to. be held for further 1 instructions, but later in the day a i telegram came from a nephew of ! Dunn, who resides in Portland, Ore, directing the interment of the body here. Accordingly, arrangements were made by the friends of Dunn for its burial here at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 HE WAS EXHONORATED-The inquest upon the body of Louis Ram frez was concluded before Justice Bur nett yesterday morning and verdict of accidental shooting was returned i Thereupon, Fermin COlmenero, in whose hands the gun was at the time of the shooting, was released from GUS tody. He had been held only as a mat ter of form, for the dying man in his last statement had said that the shoot ing was accidental. Colmenero has ac- companied the dying man from Wink
 elman, Pinal county, to this city and
 had shown him all possible attention
 The body of Ramirez was not taken l back home, but was buried here.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Articles ot
 the following corporations were filed ir
 the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: Princeton Goldfield Mining com
 pany; capital stock, S1 .COO0C0; incOr- pcrators, B. Pittman J. C. Crumley
 and A. Nielsen. The GOldheId Nam
 moth Mining company; capital stock
 S10OO,COO; incorporators, NJ. F. Ish, E
 T. Brady and W. H. Tripp. The Ma,
 nila Mining and Milling company; cap.
 ital stock, S2,OCO.C3O; incorporators. s
 Houston, c. E. Spicer and O. C. Davis
 Grandma Mining company: capita
 stock, S1,5GO GoG; incorporators, II
 Weber, II. GEdden and W. D. O'Brien
 National Drilling company; capita
 stock, O.C0O; incorporatoIs A B
 Richards, R. s. Iitchheld and others
 Goldheld Homestake Mining company
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01

capital stock, S30O0,O0O; incorporators.
 c. B. Dodge, F. 4. Straub and T. E. Fisher. Deseret Gold and Copper com
 pany of Utah; capital stock. S250, eco;
 incorpCrators, c. O. Rogers. J. Brewer and A. Nj Jackson; Goldheld Mines
 company; capital stock, $750, OC0; incor-
 porators, r. c. Garbutt T. c. Howell
 and c. F. Polenz; Brandenburg & Co.,;
 capital stock $500, ,OOO; incorporators,
 H. V. Brandenburg, w. k. Kurts and others.
 POLICE coURT-six sorry and
 sad-eyed soldiers of sin sat in front of
 the city recorder yesterday when he
 adjusted his sPectacles and announced that the law was ready to take its
 course. James Kelly had been drunk
 but so had lots of better men before
 him, and the court thought that three
 days would be enough. Jose Garcia
 and his friend Chappo had both been drunk and disorderly, and nothing less than seven days each appealed to the heart of the magistrate. They were
 sentenced accordingly. Another Mex ican, named Martinez had been found drunk and asleep, and it took a five days sentence to square him. Frank
 Lines had been drunk, but he was so very, very sorry about it, and made such q splendid talk for himself that the court was moved to pity and sus- pended sentence. James Moran had | been arrested on the charge of Eag- rancy It was plain to be seen that there was good ground for the sus- l picion, but he had committed no overt act that called for special punishment and was very anxious to get along up ! the road. The recorder therefore gave | him his liberty. with the understanding that he would ramble or report the | next day for sentence.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01
BIG BISBEE HINES
The Calumet 9 Arizona and Its Asso-
 Ciated Enterprises.

MT T. F. Cole and Mr. D. E. Wood bridge, of Duluth, and MT. James Hoatson, of Calumet, were Phoenix visitors yesterday, and intended To leave this morning for a short trip through the northern part of the terri tory. They are stockholders in he Calumet and Arizona mine and lsso- ciated enterprises in the Bisbee dis trict, and MT. Hoatson was formerly one of the managers of operations for the Calumet and Hecla. They have been visiting that district, and are travelling this way merely for pleasure and what they can see Of interest. Asked for news concerning their southern Arizona enterprises, they said they had nothing to say except that it had been decided to increase the ca pacity of the smelter at Douglas at an early day The gentlemen all express themselves as pleased with Arizona, and desirous of seeing more of it. h. cidentalIy, they announce that they would like to see a republican delegate elected next week.
 There is always something that can be said about the Bisbee mines, how ever. even 1T the officials do not desire to talk. and it is known from various reliable sources that not only the CaIu- met and Arizona, but it's associated en- terprises, are developing very satIs- factorily. Among these enterprises are the Lake Superiof~ and Pitts0urg, the Pittsburg and Duluth, and the Cal umet and Pittsburg companies. All O. them started out as developing compa- nies, and have now been transformed Into mining companies. The Junction Is another developing company that is being operated by the same people, and that no doubt will become a mining company. Three days go they cut the first body of ore with a drift.
 There are deep shafts on all these properties, and in the Pittsburg and Duluth, good, rich ore, carrying con- siderable native copper, was found the other day at the depth of 1,5OO feet. On the Lake Superior and PittsbHrR they are opening up ore bodies from the depth of 300 to 11OO feet. The Cal Umet and Pittsburg is very much of a pumping proposition. It is down over a thousand feet. and somewhere in the neighbOrhoOd of 100000 gallons of water is raised daily. This pumping plant is probably larger than any other in the territory except the Tombstone Consolidated. The Calumet and Tits burg has the largest shaft in Arizona. 1t having five large compartments.
 The Pittsburg and Duluth Develop ing company becomes a mining com
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01
WHERE MILLIONS ARE MADE
Interesting Letter That May Mean
 Much to Residents of Phoenix.

Probably there is not a reader of the Republican who has not heard of the fortunes make in the Beaumont oil fields. While the tales Of fortunes quickly made are interesting. they are really not half as valuable to ou~ readers as the following letter from L.. K. Preston, president of the CaswelI- Preston Drug Company of Beaumont, one of the largest wholesale and re- tail houses in Texas.
 Mr. Preston writes Enclosed you will find a letter that come to us un- solicited from J. c. Reeves, ITO Pearl St. I have known MT. Reeves for several years. He is a reliable man and very happy over his fortune.
 About four years ago. writes MT. Reeves, T lost the hearing in my right ear and about three or four months ago my left ear became al- most as bad. In fact, I was so bad that people had to shout at me to make me hear I had about given up in despair all hopes of ever recover ing my hearing when I saw that you recommended Hyomei. I used two Eottles and can now hear my watch tick with either ear, and my hearing is now all right This deafness must have been caused from catarrh for it is now cured Hyomei certainly does what you claim for it."
 Hyomei has made many cures of catarrh, and in combination with Fly Omei balm. of catarrhal deafness in Phoenix and nearby towns II. Good man gives his personal guarantee to refund the money should it not give quick relief. The complete Hyomei outfit costs but one dollar. while ex- tra bottles can be obtained for fifty cents
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01

pany today. the reorganization being perfected yesterday. the first install ment of 12,50O.OCO being paid in. and all of which will be paid by the first Of January. It is further understood that every share of the mining company stock was taken by those who had rights as developing stOckholders-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pompadours, etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il $. Center, room 15.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01
sANlcHAs' FAMOUS sUPREMUs

The price of Sanichas' famous Su- premus Chocolates is 50 cents per pound. Fresh made daily.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01

Hay and gram, wholesale and retail, delivered anywhere in the city. Phone Main PA. Barry, IF E. Jefferson.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01

Mrs. J. ". Bolton, so well known in Phoenix for her high class cooking is running the dining room at the Nordrach. Special Sunday dinners, regular board or meals. No invalids
Arizona republican., 1904-11-01

By month, week, day or single meal. Best board in city. Mrs. Cohn, 25 W. Monroe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28

Mich, w ktorej pracowal, jake
John Miller, zosta} przypadkowo
w piatek zabity. Nieboszczyk pra-
cowai przy szuflowaniu sody do
przewodnikow ma drugiem pie
trze, gdy W TEN robotnicy zauwa-
zyli, IL soda ME idzie, wiec mu-
sialo sic cos stac ma gorze.
Rzeczywiscie, gdy koledzy Klo-
siaka dostali sic ma gorne pietro,
spostrzegli cia}o jego wyciagnie-
te ma desce pozbawione zycia.
Mkt jeszcze ME vie jaka byla
przyczyna smierci.
Zmar}y liczy} IS lat'i mieszkal
przy ulicy Paterson W Delray, a
naleza} do polskiej parafii sw. ia
ma Kantego. Klosiak pozostawia
zone i dwoje dzieci osieroconych.
Nalezal on do Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Uwolniony wiezienia Brennan,
alderman 1S wardy, musiai zlozyc
$4,000 kaucyi, re stawi sic W sadzie,
jezeli mu zostanie .wytoczony drugi
process.
= Zmienna pogoda wpiyneia W ze-
sziym tygodniu niekorzystnie ma stan
zdrowia mieszkahcow. Umarlo 4S osob
wiecej, niz w tygodniu zaprzesziym,
Ma zapalenie piuc umario 1s osob vie
cej, niz W tygodniu kohczacym sic
19 marca.
- Pewien maszynista z Lincoln,
Neb., udai sic do szefa policyi z pro
sba, ably mu ten .wyszukaf W Chica-
go m,odej iadnej dziewczyny, ktora-
by chciaia zostaf jego iona.
= Najpowazniejszymi kandydatami
ma gubernatora stanu Illinois, ma ty-
kiecie republikahskim, SO Yates
Lowden Deneen.
= Podczas przechadzh 2 ojcemI
wpadf wczoraj do jeziora IL letni Tho
mas Anderson utonai.
= Kapelusznik Charles Salmon zar|
da $4,000 odszkodowania cd handlarza'
wegli H. c. Adams. Ma rogu Jackson
boul. 1 La Sale str. Adams najecnaf
ma salmana samochodem, wiec stad
pretensya.
= PAM Lena Schroeder z pm. II
May str. pokl6ciia sic mezem ! MAJ
piia sic kwasu karbolowego. Ulzono
jej W szpitalu powiatowym.
= Kupiec August Nelson W poinoc
nej dzielnicy miasta umari W piec dni
DO slubie. Zapadi ma zapalenie pfuc.
= Woda W jeziorze ME jest dotych1
czas czysta. Naleay ia przegotowacI
jezen ma siutyc do picia.
= Rabusie zazadah W nccy Cd stro|
Ia w remizach kompanii Union Trae|
ton klucze cd ofisu. Pobili go, gd4
ten llucza wydae ME chciai. Wowczaf
stro4 dobyi rewolweru zranif fmisr|
telnie iednego rabusi6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
RUcH PARoWcoW.
Przybyiy:

Przypyfy'
New York: Laurentian Glasgow,
St. Louis z Southampton, Etruria z
Liyerpoolu, Moltke z Hamburga, Pa
tria Marsylii, Citta di Milano Nea-
polu, Minnetonka Londynu.
eenua: Calabria N. Y.
Liverpool: Cestrian Bostonu, Gym
ric 2 Bostonu, Bowie Umbria N. Y.
,cherbours: Bremen N. Y.
Havre: La Bretagne N. Y.
NeapoT: Canopic Bostonu.
southampton: St. Paul N. Y.
odesziy:
New York: Mesaba do Londynu,
iceland do Antwerpii, Neckar do
Neapolu, Campania do Liverpoolu, A
storia do Glasgow, Norge do Kopen-
hagi.
Antwerpia: Vaderland do N, Y.
southampton: Marquette do N. Y.
Liverpool: Georgia do N. y. Luca-
mia do N. z,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
Rdzne nOtatki teIegraficzne.

- Rosyanie proklamowali prawo
wojenne W Niu Czwang.
= w obec poglosek, re Szwecya Ia
mierza korzystac wojny rosyjsko :
japonskiej, azeby odebrat Finlandya,
budzi zaniepokojenie Petersburgu
wiadomose, IL Rad szwedzki zamierza
urzadzit cwiczenia floty W morzu
Baltyckiem.
Markiz Ito orszakiem wye
chal Seoulu; ma pozegnanie by} ma
obiedzie u cesarza Korei. Koreanie
wysla re swej strony deputacya do
Japonii.
- Pomiedzy Portem Artura woj-
skiem ladowem rosyjskiem W Man.
dzuryi ma zostat zaprowadzona ko-
munikacya telegraph bez drutu.
= Rad rosyjski uwiadomii Rad
amerykansk, re podminowa1 ujscie
rzeld Lao, kt6re uwazano "a neutral
ne.
= Cesarz Wilhelm zaprosii do Nea-
polu ambassadors amerykahskiego W
Rzymie, Meyera, obiadowal z MIN
4 opatem Krug ma yachcie Hohen-
zollern, poczem wsp6lnie zwiedzali
wszyscy trzej opactwo Monte Cassi-
no.
Ma wyspie Mauritius wv zachodnich
Indyach) huragan zrzadzii straszne
spustoszenia. "a os6b zosta}o zabi-
tych, a tysiace So bez dachu mad g}o-
wa.
= z Adelaide W Australia szarlatan
Dowie telegrafowaf do swych "wier-
nych" W Zion City prosba, by sic "a
niego modlili, gdyz bardzo Jest pre-
sladowany. Burmistrz W Adelaide ME
dozwala mu najmowae hal z powodu,
re W przem6wieniach swych obraza
krola Edwarda.
W Waszyngtonie umarl gen. ma
1or Thomas o. Osborne Chicago,
dIugoletni pose} st. Zjedn. W Argen-
tynie.
W charlottesville, Mo. | okolicy
srozyl sic huragan. Przynajmniej 6
osob zostali zabitych mn6stwo do
NOW zburzonych.
w indianapolis Geese miasta W
poblizu White River zalana jest wo-
da, a re stacye wodociagowe So "a
lane. przeto w miescie zachodzi brak
wody. q innych okolic stanu donosza
groznych wylewach rzeki Wabash.
w okolicy Grand Rapids, Mich,
wylewy przybieraja rozmiary tax gro
zne, iakich ME bylo cd r. 1914.
w Burlington, Ia, siostra milo
sierdzia Annetta, spedziwszy lat W
zakonie, prosi Arcybiskupa Keane o
zwolnienie jej cd slubow zakonnych.
- w New Yorku ma Broadway O.
negdaj wielbi pozar zrzadzii szkode
ma 100000 W przeciagu dw6ch go
dzin.
- Rudolph F. siegel, ogrodnik W
New Yorlzu, syn zmariego generaia
Franc. siegla, popadi obiakanie, rzu-
Gil sic z nozem ma sasiadke, podpalif
krzaki i ledwie go zdolano pokonac
aresztowat. zachodzi podejrzenie, re
zamordowa1 swe dziecko, ktore znikfo
bez wiesci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
zdrajca rosyjski, pOWieszony W Szlisselburgu
Pocvant zaszelony przez J6zea Urbanowcza Detroit Mich

wychodzacy w Krakowie pod do
skona]a redakcya Jerzego hr. My
cielskiego, wypowiada o toczacej
sic wojnie rosyjsko-japohskiej
nastepujace bardzo trafne uwagi:
Jedno pahstwo moze tych "a
wiklan cieszyG sic zupeznie, bez
zastrzezen, rozkosznie = to Pru-
sy. Cokolwiek sic stanie, jakikol-
wick bedzie koniec wojny, one
musza wyjs6 ma MIN dobrze. Czy
one chylkiem, milczkiem, Pcha-
ly Japonie do wojny, to niewia-
domo; domys}, przypuszczenie,
niepewny fakt. Ale to pewne, ze
ciezkie po8ozenie Rosy jest dla
Mich szczesciem. One dotad ba4y
sic Rosyi, jej jednej, ale sic ba}y.
Ogladaly sic niespokojnie ma jej
przyrnierze Francya, by}y tenn
przymierzem krepowane w swo-
bodzie swoich ruchow zania-
row. Gdyby zechcialy czegos, CO.
by sic Rosyi ME podoba1o, mogly
byc zagrozone z dwoch stron.
Teraz obawa ustaje; spadl ka-
mien serca, pek}y te peta, ktore
tamowaly wolny ruch. Prusy
moga robic, co i'm sic podoba, ME
potrzebuja sic oglada6 ma nikogo.
Rosya zatrudniona ma diugo;
choc zwyciezy, to wyjdzie woj-
ny tax os{abiona, re bedzie po-
trzebowa1a Prus, bedzie musiala
obawiac sic ich i bye i'm powol-
ma, stanie sic Cd mich ma pewien
przeciag czasu zalezna. Odwroca
sic role: Cd Jeny i Tylzy, az do
Sadowy, Prusy byly zalezne Cd
Rosyi = teraz Rosya, nawet
! zwyciezka, dlugo ME bedzie mo-
| gla sprzeciwiac sic Prusom. Gdy-
by zaS wyszfa wojny pobita, to
moglaby popasc w TAXI stan we
wnetrznego rozstroju, re ma ia
kis czas przesta{aby bye mocar-
stwem. Prusy ME pragna upadku
Rosyi; one sic jej boja, ale zsa-
czone sa Z mia tyloma wspolne-
mi interesami, ze dowierzaja jej
jeszcze wiecej, niz komukolwiek,
a potrzebuja jei zawsze. Beda ja
zawsze zdradzaly en- detail, ale
jej nigdy ME zdradza en- gros. Jej
zgube mialyby "a swoje nieszcze-
Scie = jej os}abienie maia "a
szczyt swego szczeScla, "a spe1-
nienie swoich najSmielszych ma
rzeh. Mech sobie Rosya os}abio-
ma bedzie jak chce W przymierzu
Francya, Prusom to przymierze
teraz ME zaszkodzi: Mech Rosya
Anglia mierza sic nienawist-
mem okiem, jak dwie potegi
sprzeczne: i owszem, Prusy ma
obu moga przytem skorzystac.
Mech Austrya bedzie zmuszona
do jakiegoS dziaiania ma Ba}ka-
mach, TEN lepiej, Prusy beda ma
niej tenn bardziej ciezyc w Gee
chach, w Wiedniu, w Grazu, ma
wet W Peszcie. Wszyscy beda "a
trudnieni albo zagrozeni, a one
zostana w Europe jake potega
niezaprzeczenie pierwsza i beda
mogfy bez przeszkody roDdc co
zechca. Czy jeszcze co urwac
Francyi, czy ograbi6 Austrye,
czy wytargowac co ma Rosyi =
wszystho MONA sobie pozwolie,
ma wszystko sic rzucic snia&o i z
wszelka pewnoscia zysku. Arbi-
! trem Europy, jej de facto panem,
beda Prusy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
Sprawy robotnikow.

125 introligatorek W zakladzie
R. R. Donnelly and Sons Compa-
ny przylaczy1o sic do strajku ro-
botnic w innych zakladach intro
igatorskich. Dziewczeta Donnel-
ley'a ME nalezaly przedtem do u
nil, lecz w ostatnich dniach ule-
giy manewrom, zapisaly sic do u
nil obecnie strajkuja ma rowni z
innemi.
Sekretarz komitetu Allied
Printing Trades Council" obcho-
dill w sobote wszystkie firmy in
troligatorow odbieral Cd mich
znaczki unijne. Zanosi sic ma ge-
neralny strajk robotnikow, pracu-
iacych w takich zakfadach, ktore
firmom introligatorskim dostar-
czaja materyalu do piracy.
Firma Rand, Nc Nally and Co.
nie chce takze podpisac skali pla-
CIV i zatrudnia obecnie nieunioni-
stow. Otrzyma W tych dniach we
zwanie, azeby wszystkich nieu-
rionist6w oddalila Cd piracy.
Stowarzyszenie fabrykantow
wyrobow bronzowych wystapiio
prosba do sadu wyzszego, aze-
by zabronil siedmiu union bron-
zownik6w przeszkadzat w piracy
tym 1udziom, ktorzy we fabry-
kach pracuja.
w lejarniach zelaza pobierac
beda robotnicy taxa place, jaka
pobierali dotychczas. Istnial pro-
iekt zmniejszenia skali placy IS
procent, lecz projekt ten ME do
szedl do skutku.
Miedzy malarzami ich praco-
dawca H. T. Burden w Evanston
przyszio take do zatargu. Ia
miast As, chce Burden placic ma
larzom tylko po 421l centa "a go
dzine. Po stronie Burdena stoja
wlasciciele dom6w, a malarzami
sympatyzuja robotnicy.
Przekazani sadowi kryminalne-
nau.
"Grand jury" przekazaia sado-
wi kryminalnemu Franciszka Le-
wandowskiego z pm IS Sloan str.
Lewandowski przecia} gardio
swoiei zonie. nastsPnie targnal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
W Londynie odebras sobie zycie

W Londynie odebraI sobie zycie
niejah George Crossman W chwili,
gdy go miano aresztowae. Liczyl on
lat 80, ale skonstatowano, re zeni{ sic
kilkanaseie razy, zaehodzi podejrze-
ME, re zon swoich po kolei zamor-
dowal, a z innemi jeszcze zyl W r6z-
nych domach pod r6znemi naGwiskar
mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-28
PRZEGLAD
P0LiTYKI MIEDZYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 28 marca.

N14ASdSSS 20 MAJ Seh'
Pomiedzy ustawami, wydanemi
W Niemczech w czasach walk z
Nosciolem katolickim, znajdowa-
10 sic nastepujqce rozporzadzenie
r5pisane przez Wilhelma l w
Ems, dnia 1870 lipca 1872 1cS
s I. Zakon Towarzystwa Jezu-
sowego, wszystkie pokrewne mu
zakony, oraz inne kongregacye
-eIigijne, regulami swemi podo-
Ire owemu Towarzystwu, So
Niemiec wykluczone. Zabrania
IN laEIadat domy zakonne,
fuz istnieiqce powinny bye zam-
kriete w terminie okreSlonym
przez Rade ZwiQzkowa, ME poz-
niei jednak jak W ciagu 8 miesie-
cy cd daty niniejszego postano-
vienna.
5 ?. Czlonkowie Towarzystwa
Jezusowego, pokrewnych mu "a
kon5w ! reguiami podobnych mu,
jezei s2 cudzoziemcami, musza
bye Z caIego obszaru Rzeszy ME
mieckiej wydaleni. CT zas czlon-
kowie owego Towarzystwa po-
Lrewnych, albo podobnych mu
zalon6w. kt6rzy sQ niemieckini
obywatelami, moga pozosta6 W
Rzeszy niemieckiej, jake osoby
prywatne, Iecz wladza ma prawo
music ich do opuszczenia pc.
wnych powiat6w miejscowoSci.
S 8. Wszystko, co potrzeba do
scis}ego i calkowitego wykonania
mniejszego rozporzadzenia, zarza-
dzi Rada zwiqzkowa.
Ustawy majowe, ukute przez
B;smarka, byly przez niego same
50 cOfniete po IS Ietniej bezskute-
cznej walce Z KoScio}em katolic-
kim. PozostaIo z Mich tylko to, co
moze szkodzic PoIakom i pozosta-
10 owo antijezuickie rozporzadze-
ME. Katolickie centrum co roku
ponawiaIo swoj wniosek o odwo-
Ianie tego rozporzadzenia, byl to
zas wykret, poniewaz W tel Ra-
die stanowi wszystkiem Rad
pruski, bedgcy zarazem W gruncie
rzeczy rzadem cesarskim. w kon-
GU centrum zdobylo W parlamen-
Gle take znaczenie, IL znaczna
wiekszosciq glosow uchwalai on
zniesienie edyktu antijezuickiego,
niemniej jdnak Rada Zwiqzkowa
ME ustepowala.
Naraz pare dni temu ia Rada, z
wlasnej woi, ME naglona przez
parliament, zniosla owo rozporza-
dzenie. Odtad wiec wszystkie zgo-
Ia zakOny religijne katolickie, ME
wyjmujac najbardziej strasznego
dla lutrow Towarzystwa Jezuso-
wegO, moga znowu osiedlae sic w
Niemczech, zakIadac swe zakon-
ne domy / wykonywac misyonar-
ska prace. Sta{a sic rzecz dobra.
Lecz powstaje pytanie: czem
Centrum ma zaplacic protestan-
ckiemu rzadowi? Czy milczaca
zgoda na nowy antipolski wnio-
SEX, na owa zaprojektowana usta-
We, ktora wsze1ka parcelacye zie-
nj W Wielkopolsce czyni mono
Polem komisyi kolonizacyjnej?
Czy zgoda ma zamierzone przez
rad powiekszenie marynarki wo-
jennej? Czy wreszcie przyrzecze-
MEM, ze W roku przysz}ym przyj-
ME nova ustawe, pod}ug ktorej
armia lqdowa bedzie znacznie Ii
czniejsza? Odpowiedzi ma te py-
tania ME znajdujemy W niemie-
ckich dziennikach So W mich
tyIko domysly, w kazdym jednak
razie mic juz ME przeszkadza CEN
trum stac sic stronnictwem rza-
dowem.
"PEzegl3d poaslli," miesisczaik,