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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE,

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the undersigned until
March IS, 1908, at o'clock p. m, to
be then opened, for the sale to the
City of Bisbee, and delivery at Bisbee,
CocAise County, Arizona, OF 5000 Feet
2 IL faeA, eoupie Jacket fire hose
standard screw joint coupling.
Proposals must be in a sealed en-
velope endorsed Proposals for Fir
Hose" and be accompanied by a
sample and a certified check for ten
per cent OF amount bid.
The city reserves the right TO re
ject any or at bids.
"A. c. W. HICKS, City Clerk
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ANNUAL mEETlNs

Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Notice is hereby given that the an
nuai meeting of the stockholders of
CALUMET AND ARIZONA MINING
COMPANY will be held at the once
of the company, Bisbee, Arizona, On
Monday, April 18th, 1893, at 10 a. "a,
for the purpose q eleeting nine d.
rectors for tne ensuing year and for
such other business as may come be-
fore the Rss&n%.
The transfer books Of the company
will be closed at IL o'clock noon,
March 2Srd, and will remain closed
until 10 a. n, pril 1st, 1908
By order of the Board OF Directors
GORDON r. CAMPBELL, Secretary
Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March
18th, 1903. rs
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nents Of the road where needed.

ments Of the road where needed.
In the coast cities are a number
of such clubs and ourneys to the
country by them are of frequent oc-
currence. The trips are productive
of good results in many ways. An
automobile club organized on social
and business lines seems to be one OF
the needed institutions in Tucson and
we'll managed, will become profitable
and pleasurable to those who enter
into the spirit Of the idea as formu-
lated in the above presentation Of sug-
gestions.
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AUR-MIN-o CURES DRUNKENNESS
with or without the knowledge of patti
ent. Destroys all desire for drink.
Home remedy. Absolutely harmless.
Cure effected or money refunded. Book
Free. Guaranteed under Pure Food
Law. Aurnino A, powders. secret rem
edy. Aurmino 3, tablets, taken volun-
tarily. Either form, 81 per box, 6 for
IS. For sale BY leading druggists or
Aur-min-o Co., 10 w. S4th St.. N. Y.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

Mrs. M. A. Raulerson and
daughter, Miss Edith, are visiting
relatives at Plant City
Moses Howell and Judge"
Albritson, Of Pine Level, were here
Sunday
Albert Abbott, of TT. Green,
visited friends here Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Annie Albritton Is attend
ing the sing at Gardner
I. N. Lane and wife, after
spending several weeks at this
place, have returned to their home
at Zolfo
Mrs. J. T. Stephens is just home
from two weeks visit with rel
atives at Rye and TT. Green
J. f. Raulerson made business
trip to Lakeland and Tampa last
week
Will Stephens and family, Of
castalia, attended church here
Sunday
Miss Vashtia Albritton spent
last week with her sister at Ona
Miss BERTHE Lane is on the sick
list this week
Postmaster J. 7. Stephens is
now provided with postal money
order facilities. which is a great
convenience to our community
We had a nice rain here Tues
day and light shower again to-
night
H. L. H olling sworth, OF
Brownville, was prominent
visitor here Sunday
State Senator Jos. H. Humphries
is to address the people here 70.
night
May 4, 1908.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

The Ladies Friday Musicale met
with Mrs. w. E. Robertson at Mrs
T. B. Kings. Friday. May 4, 1908
The following program was render
ed:
Piano solo, ''Nocturne J, op 9 Chopin
Mrs. c. c. Chollar
Vocal Solo, Anchored Watson
Mrs. ]. N. HolIingsworth
Piano Solo. Loves Menu" Flyers
Mrs. c. Y. Crawford
Vocal Solo, "Newcomb Toast !. Harris
Mrs. d. l.. McSwain
Piano solo, Invitation to the valse'' Z.
Mrs. 5. J. Simmons
Blub adjourned to meet with
Mrs. w. H. Seward, Friday. May
8. 1908. at FIVE o'clock.
Mrs. c.. Y. Crawford,
Secretary.
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JNO. NC. STOCKTON
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR SPEAKS
AT ARCADIA


The Hon. Jno. N. c. Stockton,
candidate for governor of Florida,
visited Arcadia ON Wednesday Of
this week and at 2:30p. m. adj
dressed an appreciative audience of
citizens at the court house.
Mayor Burton introduced the
speaker, who then gave his views
OH the several topics, temperance,
drainage, railroads, taxation
schools and state institutions etc.
Mr.. Stockton's temperance
record is we'll known to those who
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

that he carries conviction ~
hearers. 1t was very evideat fhet|
his audience appreciated his =
marks as their frequent applause
testified. A considerable number
Of our most influential citizens
were present and signified their
approval by vigorous applause. A
strong wave of sentiment in favor
of Mr.. Stockton, that will un-
doubtedly result in many votes for
him on May 10 is sweeping old
DeSoto from end to end. 1t looks
mighty good to us.
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The Unknown Tongues

Doctor DeHavens, of Louisville,
XIV. while visiting in Arcadia
recently attended the Pentacostal
meeting one night and was greatly
impressed by what she saw, and
heard. She gives as her opinion,
based on sound reasons, that the
preacher is what Is Is,own among
spiritualists as a medium, and his
followers and himself, altho' un-
conscious Of the fact, are really
possessed Of mischevicus spirits
that make these people talk un-
known tongues The tongues
given to the early apostles were
that they might reach their audi
cnces which were composed OF men
Of various nations.
This seems to us to be altogether
a reasonable explanation Of what
is a mystery to many. i IS un-
doubtedly true that the people OF
the Pentacostal band are honest.
well meaning people, who do not
understand why they are speaking
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

When yod hear a man, who is
particularly active in denouncing
Governor Broward, ask him;
What job did you want and failed
to getly If he was formerly
Broward man it is safe to bet that
he is against him now because he
did not get a job. That is the only
reason some men have for opposing
and belittling the chief executive.
Miami Metropolis.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

I. L. Bates, of Bunker, is one
of the best men in the county and
we hope our friends will roll up a
good majority for him for county
commissioner District on May 10.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

know the man, but for those who
do not he read the testimony OF a
we'll known Jacksonville attorney
in refuting report that he had
favored Sunday open saloons in
Jacksonville Immediately after the
FIRE. Mr.. Stockton made a short
temperance speech full of sense
and logic.
On drainage Mr.. Stockton said
he felt like hedging and yet he
would not, for drainage was a
simple business proposition, and
he would--if elected governor,
treat it as such. The everglades
are school lands and if on investi-
CATION he decides that it would be
best to prosecute the work as
begun by Governor Broward and
that the cost will not be greater
than the value of land would be
enhanced then he should deem it
his duty to drain those lands for
the benefit of the school funds.
He assured his hearers that no
DeSototo county lands would or
could be taxed to drain the Ever
glades.
The use Of the state railroad
commission he explained showing
that much as we still needed relief
In that direction, conditions for
the shipper and the travelling
public had altered considerably for
the better. due to the efforts OF the
railroad commission.
Who runs the national govern
inent was IN few sentences told
by Mr.. Stockton. He says It IS
the tariff pays the bills and we pay
the sarifh soit all CONC out Of
the people BY taxstU&
Mr.. Stockton paid his respects
to his opponents, mainly BY re-
futing the stories they had caused
to be circulated about him. and
also introduced some legislative
records showing how they each
had voted with tie corporations or
else refused 70 vote on a measure
against the people and for the
corporations,
Mr.. Stockton Is 4 pleasant talker,
and uses such logical logic and has
sueh br|sAt' I & CO.. 3
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

Our young friend M. +.
Albritton seems sure Of election as
he has no opposition. He is a fine
young man whom we will be glad
to see elected.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07
Orphanage Notes

We are having muinps. We
have them slowly. Only one, two
or three at once, and some one or
two weeks we have no case at all
between cases. We have had only
three patients who felt like staying
in bed.
The children are doing good
work in school. We are looking
forward with pleasure to getting
into our new school building.
Work is detained by material not
being shipped. We hope however
to be ready to dedicate it at the
meeting of the Annual State Con-
vention of the B. Y. P. u which
meets with the Arcadia Baptist
Church in June. 1t will be a very
pretty building when finished.
The boys are delighted that their
dormitory will be upstairs of it.
They tell the girls that it is their
building and that they must stay
away from it. The girls reply
"Ali right, the dining room IS in
ours and you stay away from
ours" OF course the boys give II
and agree for the girls to come
over to school.
When our friends are gathering
and shipping vegetables we woult
appreciate tie culls. Do not hest
tate with the feeling that you d.
not like to send culls. They vii
be q great help to us now. We d
not like to admit it, that we have
very few vegetables. We. as
rule, have an abundance. some t
sell and to give away, but we hav'
not this spring. The boys hav'
worked as faithfully, between
school hours, but the extreme dry
weather has been hard on oul
garden. The garden is the bigges'
part of our living Mr.. Will Scott
has given us quantity OF cabbage
and beans and Mr.. O. S. Harris
some squash. A crate Of tomatoes
an saa
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|THLY MEETING
! COMMISSIONERS MIN
,res FOR MAY

3ooa,d Of County Commits
4 # Desoto County met in
k6ce in Arcadia, Fla. on
M, 1908. Present G. L.
\ chairman, R. L. Holzen-
\ II. Concannon, D. J. Fara-
Il D. S. Williams.
\ minutes Of last meeting
III approved.
/ treasurer is hereby instruct.
H,ausfer $l2,45 from road
4 No. s to District No. 5
iou application of Enoch II.
has approved by the Board
|ce IS hereby given that the
/ place Of Venus Precinct be
| irom the residence of ]. J.
h to the School house in
(ecinct,
County Treasurer is hereby
lied to transfer $3o.Sl from
\ No. / to district No. 3
ID. NJ. Richardson is hereby
Il a reduction Of $500 in val
on taxes of 1907 in accord :
|ith 9TH paragraph Sec. 431
b st&,qtes of Florida
hereby recommended to the
roller that VIM. R. Altman,
|istrator Of estate of w. T.
b, be allowed to redeem the
Ing described land at a
ion Of $1,000
< neN nwA Sec. III, and
/ swA less on acres in ne
x, Is ell in TIP. 50 5. r,
J. Johnson Jr., Geo. holland
1 R. Fugate blazers, report
the following described pro-
road: Beginning on the
Ogden and Arcadia road
II makes the curve in block
crt Ogden and continue said
with the rail road
d the nwA of ne n Sec. IS,
IS. R. "a E.. thence in a
rly direction to the inter
|of the present road. One
-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

We don't care whether Senator
Humphries lost his hat at the
Browne banquet at Key West or
at the ocala coming OUT conven-
ton or where else, he is the only
really temperance candidate run
ming for State Senator from this
section.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

Better get on the band wagon
General it is nearly primary time
and long walk from Punta Corda
to Tallahassee. Besides when you
getl thirsty you can have plenty
of good water to drink.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

We know of several instances
where A. C.Croom, as comptroller,
has saved the state money that an
other man would have been likely
to overlook. We see noreason
why he should not be reelected.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07
lpUREI,X POLITICAL
s4sag
FOR OUR READei<S !

For Attorney General vote for
Park M. Trammel, Of Lakeland.
He is South Florida man, VOTE
FOR HIM!
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

THE CHAMPION wants to see a
good business man like G. S. Hol-
lingsworth on our next board of
county commissioners. He has
some ideas Of his own and will
give the county the benefit if
elected.
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! Granger psad

news that ]. Granger
b Tuesday night came as q
shock to bis relatives and
|lntances in DeSoto county,
was IN Arcadia driving his
h0rse the day before his death,
boxing shockingly pale and
He had been IN a decline
<veral months with con-
Qpn but no one bad thought
20 near
funeral was held Il Joshua
o'i Wednesday afternoon,
o our people attending
Morgan undertaken
Granger was 4 man Of fine
y who has oflen served a.
clerk Of Dcsoto county
been Of late Years living Oh
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III. Reese, the associate editor
of the Tallahassee Sun, is a candi-
date for the state at large as dele
gate to the National Democratic
Convention at Denver. Mr.. Reese
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-05-07

that we are the largest, busiest and
happiest family any where.
Mother Bean.
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L|Iy Lecu|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-10
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 10 grudnia.
= Ustep z oredzia Prez. Roose-
velta oniawiajacy sprawy Kuby,
wywolaf niezadowolenie W prasie
kubaiskiej. Prezydent mianowicie.
powiedzial, IL jedynym dowodem,
ze jaxis nar6d ME potrzebuje
obcego rzadu, jest dostatecznie
swiadectw, IL on sam sic rzadzic
urnie. Gazety kubahskie widza W
TEN powiedzeniu ciqgia grozbe zf
strony Stanow Zjednoczonych:
Kuba jest wolna i niepodlegia -
pisza, a ia jei niepodleglosc ME
powinna wygasnac, czy sic Ku-
banczycy samii umieja radio,
czy ME. Pogladowi temu ostatnie-
mu niepodobna odmowic sluszno-
Sci.
Washington, D. c., 10 grudnia.
= Podlug raportow ministra skar-
bu Cortelyon wydatki panstwa W
rolu ubieglym przeniosiy docho-
dy 0 sumo $5s,o7O,20 Pod koniec
roku byio W obiegu lacznie
$3,o3S,o15,4ss, czyli po $94.79 ma
glove ludaosci calG; ze sunny tel
46 procent przypsdalo ma zioto. 2
koncefn foku administracyjnego
go. VI. 1909 byio czynnych ma
rodowycll bankow 6Ss7 z lacznym
kapitaiem S93o,549,774. Zamknie-
to zpostanowienia akcyonaryuszy
1878 bapkow, zbanknutowa}o ich
-469.
Washington, D. c., 10 grudnia.
= Podiug raportu ministra woj-
ny, Department ten potrzebowac
bedzie ma rok hastepny budzetu
W sumie S1s9, 755,O39, czyli Q
$4,000, ,Ooo wiscej niz W roku po-
przedniIn. Nadwyzka ia spowo-
dowana zostaia planowanemi u
lepszenianai " portach ! ma RE-
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u {.
kact. Domaga sic tez ministetyum
powiekszenia. korpusu oficerskie.
go o 672 oficerow, oraz wnosi, by
milicya liczyia stale ME InniS Jak
$4,000 ludzi. 1,3.''
St. Louis, Mo-, 10 grudnia. -
Sprawa zgonu znakoInitego soby-
watela tutejszego Franciszka
Hirschberga, 0 ktorej pisalismy
wczoraj, pozostaje wciaz jeszcze
oslonieta tajenlnica, dotychczas
nierozjasniona. sledztwo zdaje
sic dowodzic, re morderstwie tu
mowy bye ME moze, zactlodzi
wiec tylko mozliwosc. samoboj-
stwa lub wypadku nieszczeliwe-
go. !Sprawa ia budzi istna sepsa-
eye wsrod publicznosci tegd mia
sta. +,,,,25 ~
Nowy York, 10 grudnia, AZbroe-
dniczego zamachu dophsch sic
nieznany dotychczas sprawca, rzu
ciwszy bombe W budyifku p. n.
$50 przy III. 6Sej. Dom znstai bar
dzo SLIME uszkodzony, 90 os6b zo-
staio przytem pokaleezonyelf, z
tego 5 ciezko, a wszystkich mie.'
szkahc6w = wylacznie Wiochow
ogarnela szalona panika. siedz;;
two wykazalo, zs praWie Wszyscy
mieszkahcy tego domtl otrzyy:inaH
ostatnimi czasy listy 2 pesrQzka--
mi. v'f'iYti "a
Nowy York, 10 grudnia. -T- Ma.
gla slepota zostai porazony nieia-
XII Anastazy Salachiaman, Grek,
W chwili, gdy gral sobie ma iskfzypr
each narodowe melodye; -nagie.
przerazony zawoial do brata, ae
jui mic wog6le ME widzi. Odwie.
ziono nieszczesliwego do szpitaia,
gdzie jednak lekarze ME wiedza
podobno co poczac'z fem Hiezwgga
KEN porazeniem. KS
Danville, ILL.,, 10 gfudnia. -
Smialego dopuscili sic rabpllku
dwaj bandyci, z-ktorych ijeden byl
murzynem, a drugi biafyf1 W
handlu drobiu firny Homer Moo
re & Sons. Weszli dliN do binra
firmy z dobytymi rewolwerarni !
nahazawszy buchaltefowi Slime
owl zachowywac sic cicho, ,wyia-
mali drzwi kasy zabtawszy 9
niej $52 W got6wce $3.50 ~ pre-.
kazach, ulotnili sic - jak dotad-
bezkarnie. 4
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tnich wydarzeri Rad niemiecki
starA sic o wycofanie rekordu, "a
wierajacego krotka rnowe cesarza,
wygloszona pred llilku laty dla
uniwersytetu amerykahshego
Yale, ktory, zbieral glosy ynie-
srniertelnych"; glosy te jednak
miaiy bye dopiero po smierci od-
nosnego ,,niesmiertelnego" publ
tiowane. Obecnie chca ten uglos"
cesarza Wilhelma koniecznie wy
cofae...
Stockholm, 10 grudnia. = Ga
zety rzadowe ogiaszaja oficyalnie
I, iniona nagrodzonych tegorocznie
fundacyi Nobla: W dziale lite
ratury prof. R. Eucken ma uniwer-
sytecie W Jenie (Niemcy); W dzia
lie fizyki: prof. G. Lippman ma u
niwersytecie w Paryzu Francya) /;
w dziale chemii: prof. E. Ruther-
ford ma uniwersytecie w Manche-
ster (Anglia) W dziale medycy-
ny: nagroda rozdzielona nliedzy
0rof. dra P. Ehrlicha w Berlinie
prof. dra Miecznikowa W insty-
tucie Pasteura W Paryzu.
Petersburg, 10 grudnia.-Wczo
raj po raz pierwszy wystapili W
Dumie antirzadowi reakcyonisci:
pose} ) Markow w gwaltownem
przemowieniu atakowai cara i
Rad jego, ktory nazwal kilkakro-
tnie ,,zbrodniczym". Obecny ma
sesyi minister hondlu Sypow %
burzony opuScil sale obrad.
Haga, 10 grudnia. = Rad ho-
lenderski zajmuje wobec Wenezu-
eli pyczekuiace stanowisko; pFzy
pierwszym objawie jaldchs ME
ptzytaznych ruchow, wojenne O.
kfety; stojace pred portami We
nezuelskinii maja zaczac bombar-
dowac te porty.
Cape Haitien, Haiti, 10 gru-
dnia. - w niektorych miejscowo-
ssciach w~p6inocnej czesci wys2y
ludnoSc bury sic niezadowoiona
powodu uzurpacyi rzadow re
strony gen. Simona, ktory wysiai
do tel czesci wyspy nielubianego
,gsnerala Belliarda, CO moze je-
szcae pogorszyc, sytuacye. Jah
Jest cello wychzaburzeh, ,niewiado-
mo- bliiszych szczegoiow 0 Mich
narazie telegramy ME podaja.
Pekin, 10 gr1dnia. Wsrod
niezwyi1le okazalych uroczystosci
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odbyl sie.wczoraj pogrzeb urzedo7
wy zmariego cesarza Kuang-Hsi ;
w pogrzebie wziai osobiscie udzial
ksiaze regent Chun, caly dwor,
wojsko ipo raz pierwszy W Chin
1dziejach = Europejczycy. Po-
grzeb cssarza / cesarzowej -wdowy
kosztowac fniai okoio 4 POI mi
Iona taelow.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYn MlEDzYRARODOWEJ'
(Niemcy u ces@za WihelmG I'D.
ChicagO, 10 grudnia.

Ch1cd9o, 1O grudnla.
To, co sic staio W parlamencie
niemieckim W tamtejszej opinii
publicznej, bylo prawie taxa sama
niespOdzianka, jak = konstytucya
W Turcyi.
Przez dwadziescia lat panowa-
MIA obecnego cesarza Niemiec,
Europa przyzwyczsiia sic juz IL
waza6 Niemcy "a nar6d, kt6ry To-
jalnose wobec monarchy utozsa-
mia z serwilizlnem, kt6ry tez ME
Jest zdOlnym do poloaenia kresu
autokratyczny1n zachciankom,su-
werena nawet wtedy, gdy one pre-
kraczaia juz ME graniee konstytu-
cyl, ale nawet zdrotego rozsadkn.
Przykra ia opinia, kt6ra wyrobily
sobie Niemcy, Opierala sic ma fax
tach. Cesarz wyglasza} mowy, z
kt6rych kazda byia wysoce kOm-
promitujaca dla Niemc6w, jako
narodu wysokiej kulturze. S}yn-
ma NOVA hunska, W kt6rej wzywa-
no do wytepiania Chinezyk6w, O.
hydna NOVA krzyzacka wygioszO-
na na odnowionym zamku malbOr-
skim, j caly szereg innych wyste-
pow retoryeznych cesarza Wilhel-
ma II, zniosly Niemey r6wnym
spokojem j potulnoseia, jak znosi-
" tysiace innych sztuk, "a pomo-
ca kt6ryeh cesarz osmieszal dy-
skredytowal sw6j nar6d i swoje
paGstwo skuteczniej, nizby to po-
trafil najzlosliwszy jego przeciw-
mix. Nawet fatalny cien, kt6ry ma
osobe cesarza rzucila brzydka afe-
ra Eulenburga Moltkiego, ME "a
macii harmonii miedzy wladca a
wladanymi. Stn}o sic to dopiero to-
raz, kiedy cesarz Wilhelm W in
terwiewie swoim W ''Daily Tele-
graphic" zadal potezny clos god
nosci moralnej swego narodu,
przedstawiajqc jego polityke "a
graniezna, jake misterny system
nieswiadomych prawie nikczem-
nesci.
Wrazenie, jake ten clos wywari
w Niemczech, bylO wprost nieopi-
sane. Jezeliby 0 narodzie MONA
powiedziee, ie sic zatrzasl W posa-
dach, to okreslenie to odpowiada-
loby najlepiei TENN wybuchowii
obnrzcnia, gniewu, ialu j trwogi,
iaki objawii sic " prasie nieniec-,
kiej, a powt6rzyi sic W parlamsn-
eie nismieckim. Galy dotychczaso-
WV serwili2n Niemc6w wobee ieh
monarchy prysnql jak ballka my
diana. Zamiast stereotypowych sko
nllen slrzalczych dal sic siyszec
zdumiewajaco zgodny ch6r, W kt6-
ryln wyraznie brzrni pOnura gr0z-
ba wprOst pod adresem ''najlepsze-
20 Nismca" na tronie. Me brakfo
nawet 3 czlowieka, kt6ry odwaiyi
sic napisae to, czem miiOny je-
go wsp6lobywateli mysla j co "a
pOtrzsbne uwazajs = bo odwazyi
sic s zaprop0nowae WilhelmOwi ii
sbdykaeys. Ueynil to, jak via
=.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-10
czwARTEK DNlA io-db dRIJDNlA. 1908 RoKU.

glosu calego narodu niemieckiego.
Czy jednak zechce zstapic z ob}o-
k6w swei wielkosci ma realny grpnt
dazeG interes6w niemieckich, kt6-
re tax malo rozumie i szan1jeg
Jest bardzo wielu, Et6rzy W to u
wierzyt ME moga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-10

domo, Harden W swojej 'zu-
kunft," Rad bawarski odm6wif
zadaniu rzadu berlinskiego, aby
artykA ten skonfiskowa6.
W calych Niemczech zapanowal
nastr6j, przypominajacy easy
walk zapas6w pred lat GO. Ma
rod niemiecki dowi6dt, re cierph-
wos6 jego ma swoie granice. Mie-
szczanstwo niemieckie okazalo, ae
lie objetnem jest ma niszczenie
d6br moralnych narodu, kt6remi
So jego poczucie prawa i sprawie-
dliwosci, tyle bardziej stale sic
wrazliwem w6wczas, kiedy ia sa-
ma niedorzeczna j niepoczytalna
gadanina, naraza Niemcy ma
wstrzasnienia polityczne, moze
nawet Bojenne.
A coz ma to cesarz Wilhelm?
Wyiechal sobie mad jezioro bodef!-
skie i jak gdyby nigdy mic, wyea-
lowuje Zeppelina, przyozdobia go
la6cuchem orderu Czarnego or}a,
moze uawet tyln samvm, kt6ry
niedawno zdjae re siebie musiaf u,
kochany "Willi" Eulenbrrg. A 2.
pieknych, lesistych okolc Donaue-
schingen, gdzie Wilhelm II dawal
rpust sBemu temperamentowi,
SLY tylko giuche wiesci, re sic cie-
zko pogniewal ma Buelowa j ae dy-
skusya W parlamencie i W Rrasie
ME przekonala go wcale, o szkodi-
wosci jego osobistych rzad6w dla
ojczyzny niemieckiej. Leez po
stronie Buelowa stanela GAIA ME
NAL opozycya centrum katolic-
kiem ma czele. SoIidarnose swoja z
MIN zg4osi1 caly cabinet pruski,
a take Rada zwiazkowa uchwa-
lila wszystkimi glosami, przeciw
II pruskim, przyiaczyc sic do Ia
dania gwarancyi, co do nieodpo-
wiedzialnego mieszania sic cesarza
niemieckiego do polityki, zagrani-
cznei. panstwa.
Szezeg6lniej ten .ostatni .fakt ma
wielkie znaczenie, bo obok innych
bardzo znamiennych objawow do
wodzi, ze niewygasajaca nigdy O.
pozycya panstw zwiazkowych,
szczeg6lniej poiudniowych, pre-
civ hegemonii Hohenzoller6w po-
wraca do dawnej swej silly. w ten
spos6b ezysto konstytucyjna kwe-
stya odpowiedzialnosci ministr6w
pred parlamentem, kompikuje
sic z kwestya stosunku panstw
zwiazkowych do Prus j 1nonar-
chow Rzeszy do ich dziedzieznego
reprezentanta, krola Prus j cesa-
RIA niemieckiego. Jezei cesarz
Wilhelm okaze sic upartyn j gla-
chym ma gfos calego narodn ME
mieckiego ma to sic zanosi =
MONA przypuszczad, re " Mem
czech rozpocznie sic d}dgotrwaie
wrzenie, kt6re predict czy p6zniej
zakoGczyt sic musi zmiansmi W
ustroiu zwiazkowego pahstwa, kt6-
re stana W sprzecznosci interesa-
mi i daieniami dynastyi Hohen-
zollerif6w.
Niemcy wesziy jui ma droge
przesileniG dulastycznego, kt6re;.
zaiegnae moze jeszcze tglko
sam eesarz Wilhelm przez odwrot
i kapitulacys wobec stanowczego