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Asi b h ,-s.s iinc,' ',sts >! ~
be 10 % m'schie. and The. saah sfssE
60 a, one liable and !, sbs'l not r'' fper
sor sc, the eud shall b. a; Tic 81. Q
orpoin,ed. Dan H. q
Bands is to break this brother.
hood between these Two charac-
tiers. The agreement was for
them TO set up the image spoken
OF in (Rev. 13. I4-15.) which
caused all the world to wonder
after the first beast ard we
CAIN the one man theory j. the
only thing that all people are
under aud this must be broken
for we want all men t" see that
there are and were two men as
You will see by reading this
scripture.
For we are his workmanship. create d
in Chiis, Jesus unto good works. which
God hath heiore o,dsinsd that We shon' d
walk in them
Wherefore remember, that !e beins
IL time pas, Geuii.es in the fish, wh'
are called Uncireumcision by that which
is called the Circumcision in the il@sl
msds by hands.
That at that time ,c were wi'hon
y Chr 81 being aliens from Tie common-
wealth of lsrsel. and strangers from III
. covenants Of premise having no hol
y and without God IN the world.
But row In Chris, Jesus. We VIII
some tunes we're sf,r Of are mslc n'e
b, the blood nf Christ.
For he is our re.cc VII" hath mat
bo,h one and h.'h h,2Een down u
=" middle wal! - partition between ns.
W Having abolished in his flesh u
in cnemi,y. even he law OF cnrmsndncn
contained IN rri,unt ces; Ter in make
n himself Of twain ono new man. 50 maj
ar ing peace.
Del Ard that he might reconcile 10
tn unto God. in one body by The cro
e. having slain the cnmi'y tbersby. Epl
lis 2-l0-l6.
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SELFISHNESS:-
Selfishness is the foundations

SelfishneSS Is the fOundatlOnS
stone Of divisions and the queen
sister o p rejudice, They rest
their intire being under the
shades OF death. The iron bar
riers of the soul which they
have Luilded shall soon be brok'
en- asunder, and the numberless
dead, shall gather the scatter
fragments OF disunion to build an
eternal habisa,ion for peace and
Joy and happiness, in the Tab
ernacles of the daughter OF Zion.
In the present dispensation we
are subjects Of time. With POI
i.ical differences and sacretGr!an
prejndices, which has been
working in all parts OF the world
Ike leaven-like fire long smnth
cred, seems about to break out in
one wild blaze of excitement.
The selfish pride OF nations.
the selfish pride Of families are
breaking the threads and cords
OF the heavenly ties, that should
bind together not only 1.-THE flmi
ly, hut the greatest Of nations,
and especially those who claim
for their pattern the meek and
lowly Lamb Of God. True with
gigantic footsteps he, God, ia
bearing Us on to our future deI.
. tiny and there is no escape from
S Ills course. Soon he shall cut
y down the two twin sister, by the
cold sicle OF death.
F'yw are the human hearts 50
hardened but at some future
time, they will be melted TO tears
Of tenderness. Rat were the
whole universe drap"f in tears,
over his forward no;e, lis silent
course would not be stayed, MOI
his wonderful power be stillc1
On and still on will he press
until the death lsneel Of selfish
ness and prejudice is heard froa
sea to sea and from the river.
to unto the ends of tue earth.
lis Swallowed up in eternity, AM
i. the uniform voice Of the arch
be angels float on the golden .hort
SO time shall be no more; whic
ng ends their wild career of inius
vb tice to mankind in all clmes an
nations.
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Tie ic.pms .hsi. not trra'i HON
judah nor lowgiver ircn between h'
fee. until shi!oah come and unto b'"
sba /. the gathering Of The people be
Gen $40
All people shall be gathered
To this character Shilo tBandsJ !
this character Bands has to
brake the bro .ho.d, between
Judah aud Israel. God Goes
no. say that ne made this bro,
Their hood, neither did tie. But
they themselves made this
brother. hood. And We shall
present this brother hood to the
lrealer and then the reader will
know who Judah ard Israel is
So please read.
aud s..er tho league made with him
lie ,hali york dsce fully FOR he sball
. in. mp and shall become strong with
7 sm,il peor,e Dan, li-33
Here is the Brotherhood in
prophecy. And here it is ir
f., history. Please read.
Nv Zen the agreement had beer
= thus effected, MiltiN appear
o cd oyerj 'yed. These hundred
i years past" exclaimed he. m
question has occasioned more an
!! xiety to the cardinals and Roma
y courti,is than this. They woul
rather have given ten thousan
:. ducats than consent TO its bein
prolonycd." REF. Book of l6tl
century page 49,
% Now IT,, you have the Brotl
cr.hooL s"tforth, Both frol
" prophesy ard History, And
confirm this we shall aga
~ quote you this.
~ "MiIti,z gave Luther an invit
N ton to supper, which the latte
10 accepted His host laid asst
q. .ali the severity connected wi
Mis- raission, ard Luther indul
:, eli in III the cheerfulncss of h
" dispo, i,ion. Tie rcpast "
10 ioyuus, and when TIL" nome
~ o., departure was come, the
ny gate cpcncd hi arms to the he
NJ c!icle doctor and XII. sed him,
j. Judas kiss thought Luther;
, pretended not to understa
" these Italian artifcas,' wrote
At" t. S.aup.;z CSef. book OF III
'ad Cen. pag, 49,
Is This prophesy says both thu
lay kings hearts are TO do misch
'e' and they are 90 speak lies at
ted Same table. History show J
81 plain who those two Kings w
yea by 'hc following quotati
ted Please read.
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Questions No 81.
SummsrvilDe No S",' ~ g
Rev : E.Irrii

NumHoTVibt NJ -
Rev !. :. GIrru.
Dear Sir.
Thee a,e two or three
ours,,, ~hnh wan, 20 hah YIN
and / will hc very thankful 1t you
will take tie i,mc aud answer
them al your earliest con'en on 2.
| How long was tho Sr.i day
comparing u with cur present
time. How many davs wa. there
Of thu, ,,ng,ti How Inns Was u
bo,weou the It'll Gay and tbs time
that Adam was formed?
" |! tho child.ro It Ai"G,
.(lh \ IN wh, va. rmci ard Z
the ca,deD) DID not marty ~ !
tho gch,,ie warre were they ~
posed 10 have got iht,r vienna.
! Who 4, Is Ssth = u 4
Yours very 'rn y.
ia. Whitaker.
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OUR WANTS:
The srst Of ..all is. to worship

] the LfrT OFT God Win all our u
heart s, cond 10 like unto
lit-Our neighbor as ourselves u
We want to see the Golden Rule
Iobserved by all people-We want ;.
to see men pray every where, z
pray without ccasing, in every.
thing give thanks unto Coo Wei
want all prepared 70 meet this
day 10 peace; Please read.
II For. behold the day cons,h thai
shall burn a. an oven and I'll he proud
yea, ard eli thu, do wickcdlY. shs!I be
s,1s1l.. and the day iha, come,n elan
5 bum ,htm sp ,silh the Lord o! hosts
&. tina, j, shall leave ,ksn. neither root not
IrAnch Nsl Al
We want to see the day come
when Beauty and Bands will be
restored in the minds OF the PEG
pie a, they were in the days be
fore their expungment from the
Masonic Fraternity, Ard for
the evidence t. this fact we shall
ask YOU to read this paragraph.
"BEAUI'N AND BANDS The
> apulicat,on Of beauty ana bands
~ 10 the science Of EreemasonrT
was in much esteem with on:
- brethren AT the b. ginning of the
prcs,G. ccutury; but at the re
union, Icing pronounced incon.
sistent with the general r.cn OF
ithc Order, it was expungcd and
IS now nearly forgotten, except
by "A few old Masons. who may,
'ol' perhaps, rccollect the illns,ra
ton as an Incidental subject OF
remark amongst the Fraternity
Of that period
frccinqson'y ~ Macoy Oliver
Page i33,
We learn from the quotation Il
,' bove that Beauty and Bands wa
emblaml1nd in Masonry; bN
was expunged from the Order
on the account Of thrir mcor
slstancr, W. believe th,. It's" cor
clrsiun VI Masonry Was 4 vrcN
one And cui belle. is tonnde
this % tho iuct that Masonry la
nothing but Bible principals
And for the proof We shall ~
the reader to consider this scri'
tur.c
And will feed the Il ,cl Of Ella ust'e
even YOU, . ponr ~ Tue lock ~
ould I took unto ne Two sihvrs TIC ont
nrc called Reau'" aud the othcr CALI
Bsu,s. and | f,d the flock. Iech IL
God says that he took unto HI
two slaves, Il nuty and Bann
Now the question arises n {
minds of the reader. and th'
. n will say, Bro. Garrett who
ven, Is, au'y and Dtrd-, If Aason'
u" did n understand, WHO t,'
,,Ycrr' And W. shall answer n
who Beauty was aud i; Fn
Beauty is Christ, Ard II pro
his we snail quote lou Il
y y. oohcsy Please ret!,
I. ANIL ,,c',rY So ,,'n D..
rnd ral i s.on'r !. q | NJ, VIZ
three ny co.,usn, rhirl I'D ma, al"
( ,uu torrfol'r,
" Ana wSs r,oh,n il list d.
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o. this fact We sl.al ask for the

And 1 ssld unlo them IL ye tbiHk
Iood give E,e my prict: sad II In',
Iorbvar So ihey weighed for my pslce
hir:y p,.ses oil silver.
Aod TIE Lord said unto me Cast II
unto the potter: a goojly price thst
vas priced q, o. them. And | took the
thirty pieces OF silver. and cas-, ,hsm
10 The potter IN the house Of the Lord.
Zsch il-l2-l3
Now this leaves us without
any doubt to know who Beauty
was and is, especially when We
read This;
siIhen Judss which had betrayed
him when lie "a. that be was coaGemn
I'd repen,sd hirscl'. srd brought Again
the thirty pieces o. silver 10 the chief
pfietts AMI elders.
Saving Lave s.Hned N that have
betrayed the inboccn, blood And ,heY
said VIA, 10 .ha. 10 Us? sec ihon 20
that.
| And he cast down The pieces ~ silver
IN tn. temple aud deps-td and Wsn'
and haugtd himself
And the chief p-.es'. took the silver
,Ileces and saiG. Il IS No, lawful for 70
pu' asm mo h. treasury. because il is
he rlic, OK blood.
aut NEE took cours ard hIcn,h.
a,fh ,htut the po,'sis ftli 20 hH'y
s,rsny.rs 10. Mat. ?,-3 'o7
There is no Que who read, but
What viii know that be.Cty spok
en- of in this propacsy wd'
: Christ. He was to brake the GOV
+ cnant which God had made will
:, all people
I Now we want you to see tina
:, God lad seid to the created ma
that he should Lave dominic,
u over every thing and access /
; every thing. This man T9
given Il free neral agency. IN
God wanted this covrnGnt ws,'1I
be bad given him broken. An
il could net he brok, n on!
through y. auty 4 hri..by -!vln
this man salvation aid brilg!r
him under judgement And ak
with be, 1ty hc must break II
co,rran, ,hot ta had made vi
,',hr iJrrGed Man who lie hi
p,aced IA the gard u. Tat
, God lad said t, him in TIE di
=, III Il eat thereof thod shalt SUI
Is dc" This is what God want'
to brake. For this lniuglin.,
-, tie formed man with the Great
lnd vas u curse. And God want
&c ] man this mid lie wall torn dow
"a and hr had 10 do this vi
Beauty (Cnri.O.
-" And now having completed o
' answer IN a perfect compr> IL
isiyc mAnurr al = cHI'y; We -,
''' II " turn or tiac t. liz -:
- ,mchto. ':Anr ~ $40 Bl!d> x
- iv! !. 'as all t,at he VAS /
~ Que yho LII 70 rs.& tie lrql'
~ hood between judah aal i,rg
" .'lcaSa read.
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QUESTION. 40 q.

In the restitution Of AL things.
(Ac's a-?o-2l) The Ak nf the
covenant nnd ths two tables Of
stone mus. come. forth now !
ttc-s any scriptures to show
whors .soy viii bs found.
c. A. Simons.
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Question M ~

Dear Tro Garrett Peasr cir'ain the
scripture rec ,rdrl IN Mar, So u valy.
through the columns 81 the "CREsssr q"
MIS- L'zls e snar.
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We would like II BRO Utrrrt would
toll us the real meaning OF this Strip nrc
d. Luke Ills ~
Walter Curtis
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QUESTION No 30
---------~--------a---
I'd. WoRLDs CsIs,Er Please tell us
the pain facts ~ the following scrib'
tsrs, deb. S-l-2.
EMma KEYS
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SuDLIsuER's /.
No. Garrett and n. Y. Bowers
-x- IT, In
Column, per year, $50 90
Q. 5000
a I" I" 24.00 {
4 " " :. 1900
Frofsssiona'. cards. 81 90 . month
Local, per line, let. ;nsersion o.
subsequent insertions. o.
kedi s>'DeyH,tmenH wiN be ron.
tAssII sshl sydtreI osi
~ !StTiSi fosf.atH msde on larger
do
PAGEof INQUIRY
QUESTION. 40 q.
In the restitution Of AL t!!ings
(Ac's 3-20-2l The AK ri the
covenant nnd the two tables OF
stone mus. come forth now J.
th;-s any scriptures 10 show
whors tsoy will bs found.
c. A. Simons.
QUESTION NO ~.
Bro garrett. Please captain The fol
lowing scripture. Hep. 8i-6
Mrs, Lula Garrett
QUESTION No 30
I'd WoRLDi Ckxs,Er Please tell u
the piAip facts ~ the following scriI
lsre heb. S-l-2.
EMma KEYS
QUESTION No ~.
Bro. G.rrc'i --ltrsso explain ,h
scripture. LIB. "a
Samuel M'g'!u,
QUESTION - =
We would like II BRO U.rrr't won
tei, us the real meaning OF this scrip u
d. Luke Ills 10
Walter Curtis
Question M 10
Dear BRO. Garrett 80 Prasr rir'ain
scripture recorded In Mar, So u WI
through the columns 81 the "CRgsssl
MIS- Lzl'e e snar
- 80 ----
Questions No 81.
SummsrvilIe No S", 80
Rev !. :. G.Irr,.
Dear Sir.
Thcrr a,e two or tb
oura,,, ~hrh want 10 aak
and / will hc vtry thankful IT
will take tie time and ans
them al your earliest con'en o.
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NORWOOD MO-

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QUESTION No ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-18

snych ustawodawstw europejskich.
Z chwilQ nadania konStytucyi roz-
pocznie sic Chinach era reform,
kt6re olbrzymie to panstwo z iego
.czterystu milionami mieszka4c6w
uczynia niewatpliwie pierwsza
potega. w lnaszych czasach wcho-
dzi do dziej6w ludzkosei nowy pos
tezny c2ynnik - odradzaiqce sic
Chiny, kt6re ma losy rodzaju ludz-
kiego wywrq wplyw bardzo g@ebo-
ki. Japonia dowiod}a, re rasa adi-
ia zdolna Jest do przyswojcnia so
bic i wytwarzania lultnry do
utrzymywania nowoczesnej orga-
nizacyi palstwowoj, Taxa sama
zdolnost wykaaa bez watpienia
take i Chiny, a w6wczas srodek
ciezkosci swiata powr6ci znowu ma
wsch6d, ma kt6rym sic tax dlugo i
tax dawno znajdowal.
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Telegraniy zagraniczne

konStanrynoPOl, 10 SIuulild.-
Wczoraj pred poludniem sultan
Abdul Hamid II. wsrod niezwy-
klych uroczystosci i ogolnej rado-
sci otworzyl sesye pierwsza no.
wego parlamentu tureckiego,roz'
poczynajac nova karte = nova
ere w dziejach Furcyi. Sultan wy
jechal z palacu swego Yildiz-
Kiosku godzinie 11ej i W dwor.
skim powozie ulicami swiezo wy
miecionemi wysypanemi biaiym
piaskiem pojechai ma p!ac Sw.
Zofii, gdzie W tym sanyfn bu,
dynku, w ktorym pred 80 laty
radzil krotkotrwaly pierwszy par.
lament Turcyi, zebral sic obecny
parliament nowy.i Ulicami ma ca
lei drodze z palacu sultana az ma
plac Sw. Zofii staio w szpaleraeh
wojsko, a "a MEM nieprzehezone
tS11ny ludrI, ktore bezustannyfni
okrzykarni i ciagiemi owacyanli
serdecznie witaly sultana, wyra-
zajac swe zadowolenie i wdziecz'
nose z powodu udzielenia ptzezeh
panstwu .narodowi konstytucy.
Kiedy sultan wszedl do sail obrad
parlamentu, posiowie wszyscy
powstali miejsc. Posiow tych.
ieszcze niena w komplecie,ale i CT
co So, cieakwy przedstawiali wi
dok pod wzgledem ras, typoW j
kostyumow rozlcznych narodo-
wosci i wyznan reprezentowanych
w panstwie tureckiem. Byli tam
Turcy W jedwabnych dlugich sza-
tach i miodoturcy we frakach, by
Ii Grecy, Albahczycy, Syryjczycy,
Arabowie, Armehczycy, Buigaro-
vie zydzi, wszyscy zgodni obok
siebie, chrzescianie, zydzii ma
hometanie. w sail zebrali sic
wszyscy ministrowie, urzednicy
dworu, swiezo zamianowani sena-
torzy i dyplomaci zagraniczni we
wspanialych swych strojach. Pc
formalnem otwarciu sesyi, kanc-.
lerz Ali Bjewad Bey odczytai mo-
we tronowa, W ktorej sultan "a
znacza, re cieszy sic, IL ludowi
nadac moze konstytucye, re przed
80 laty pragnal juz to uczynit,
lecz prGba zawiodla. bo narod tlie
byf do samorzqdu przygotowany.
Obecnie jest nieodmienna wola
sultana, by konstytucya byla
trwala podniosia pahstwo / lud
do dawnej dzielnosci i potegi.
Sultan omawial dalej sprawy po-
lityczne jak najlepsze stosunki
inemi pahstwami, wyrazil ubo.
lewanie z powodu ogloszenia nie-
podleglosci Bulgaryi z Rumelia /
nieprawnego ianektowania Bosni.
HercogowinY przez Austrye,
wreszcie wspornnial o potrzebach
budzetu panstwowego i koniecz-
nosci wzmocnienia arnii floty.
| zyczeniem pomyslnych obrad,
konczy sienmowa tronowa.P Pc riej5
nastal ME dajacy sic opisac entu-
zyazn ma sail; owacyom j viva.
wot kQnca ME byio A gdy wresz-
Gle ucichiy, MAXI Bull Eshraf, po-
dobno potomek proroka Mahone-
ia, odczytal modlitwe, p6czern
ta sama droga znowu wsr6d ME
ustannych owacyi sultan powr6zI
cAsdo Tisdiz-K -Kipsku.Sesye ts "a
koiczono obiorem tymczasowego.
pFzewodniczacego sekretarzy, >
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PRZEGLAD
P0LITYn MIEDzYRARODOWEJ.
(Konstytucya 10 ChinacD.
Chicago, IS grudnia.


Utworzona pred dwoma laty
komisya wysokieh mandaryn6w,
kt5ra miala opracowae proiekt
konstytueyi dla panstwa Niebies-
kiego, ukohczyla juz swe prace i
gotowy projekt przed}ozyia rzado-
WI cesarskiemu do rozpatrzenia.
Pred kilku tygodniami projekt
ten zosta} oficyalnie aprobowany
ogloszony, tax, ze dzisiaj wiadO-
mo juz, iaka konstytucye Otrzy-
-majs ohiny W najblizszym czasie.
Petersburska "Rossia" oglosila
tekst tel kOnstytucyi, kt6ry tn po-
dajemy W skr6ceniu. Gaia projek-
towana ustawa zasadnicza dzieh
sic ma ozteBE ezesci gl6wne; l.
Pferogatywy monarchy. II. Pra-
wa i obowiqzki obywateh. III.
Organizacya i kompetencya par
lamentu. ". ordynacya wybor-
cza
Pierwsza grupa, zawierajqea IA
paragraf6w, okreslajaca prawa
panujacego, ustala dziedzicznos6
tronu "na wieki wicklow, zastrze-
ga, re zadna ustawa ME moze ma
brae mocy obowiazujacej bez sank
cyl monarszej, przyznaje mu pra-
wo zwolywania, zamykania rOz-
wiazywania parlamentu, miano-
wanna urzednik6w, oznaezenia wy
sokosei ich pensyi, naczelne do
w6dztwo mad silani zbrojnemi
pahstwa ,tudziei nieograniczona
wladze we wszystkich kwestyach
wojskowej administracyi, prawo
wypowiadsnia wojny zawierania
pokoju, a take prawo wysyfanla
przyjmowania posl6w, prawo ma
grody }aski, prawo wprowadza-
MIA stan6w wyjatkowych, prawo
nadzoru mad wykonywaniem spra-
wiedliwOsci wedlug praw niez-
miennyeh, prawo wydawania foz-
porzadzen, o lie SO zgodne usta-
wami, uchwalone1ni przez parla-
ment, prawo wydawania mantle
stow, zastepujaeyeh ustawe W wy
padkach zw}oki ME cierpiacych, z
tenn iednakze zastrzezeniem, ze 20
stana one do zatwierdzenia pred
loione parlamentowi na najbliz-
szej jego sesyi; prawo ustanawia-
MIA listy eywilnej i najwyzszej
wladzy " lonie rodziny cesarskiej.
Prawa ! obowiazki obywateh So
okreslone W drugiej grupie ustaw
zas dniczych i przedstawiaja sic
nastepujaco: u obywatele chm
scy, czyniacy zadose wymaganiom
ustaw i Przepis6w, maja PrawO
piastOwania godnOsci j urzed6w.
woiskOwych, cywilnych pOsel-
skich. q Wszyscy obywatele chin
scy maja W granicach ustaw Od-
nOsnych prawO wOlnosci sfowa,
prasy, zebraG j stowarzyszeh. 81
Obywatele chihsey, 2 wyjatkiem
wypadk6w przez Austave wyraznie
okresIOnych, ME mega bye " iaki-
kolwiek spos6b karapi, ami v czem-
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kolwiek W wolnosci swojej ograni-
czani. A. Obywatele moga zadac
cd sad6w rozstrzygniecia ich spo-
row. 5) ~Obywatele podlegaja wy
Iqcznie jurysdykcyi niezawis}ych
nieushwalnych sedzi6w i trybu-
nal6w. 81 Mieszkania i mienie O.
bywateli sa nietykalne W grant
each istniejqcych. ustaw. y Oby-
watele obowiazani SO do s}uzby
wojskowej oplacania podatk6w
W granicach ristaw, uchwalonych.
przez parliament. 3 Obecny sy-
stem podatkowy obowiazuje dop6-
ty, dop6ki przez parliament ME 20
stanie zmieniony. 81 Obywatele
obowiazani So przestrzega6 istniet
jqce ustawy.
Prawa parlamentu okreslene 50
W licznej grupie Hstaw zasadni-
czych. Parliament jest wladz9 u
stawodawcza i kontrolujaea admi-
nistracye tyle, re ma prawo VINO
szenia interpelacyj petycyj do
cesarza prosba ukaranie wy
stepnych urzednik6w. Zadna usta-
wa ME rozpatrzona i ME zatwier-
dzona przez parliament, ME moze
nabrad mocy obowiazujacej. Par
lament ma rozlegfe praWa budze-
towe. CzlonkOwie parlamentu SO
nietykalni podlegaja jurysdyk-
cyl prezydenta parlamentu, wy
bieranego ma poczatku kazdej ka-
dencyi, kt6ry kieruje obradami,
pilnuje porzadku znosi sic osobi-
scie z cesarzem.
Czwarta czesa konstytucyi sta
nowi' ordynacya wyborcza. Prawo
czynnego i biernego. wyboru przy-
znaje ustawa wszystkim obywate-
lom cesarstwa, kt6rzy ukonezyli
25 rok zyeia, umieja po chihsku
napisae karte wyborcza i mieszka-
ja dluzej iak rok W jednej miej-
scowosci. Prawo wyborcze Jest r6-
wne. Glosowanie Jest taine pos
rednie dwustopniowe :,Praw!ybor-
cy wybieraja wyborcdw,, ci pos
Ia. Czynnego biernego prawa
wyboru pozbawione 50 osoby ma
stepuiacej kategoryi; y Buntow-
nicy rabusie; p karani kiedy-
kolwiek wiezieniem lub chlostq,
albo tez W jakikolwick inny spo7
sob przez ustawe przewidziany;
81 zajmujacy sic haniebnemi re
mios}ami: kaci, wiasciciele dom6w
publieznych itp.; 4) aktorzy j ku-
glarze; 81 urzednicy do si6dmeJ
klasy wylqcznie g czlonkowie
armii czynneI rezerwy; . urze-
dnicy iofunkcyonaryusze policy;
81 kapiani wszystkich religii /
misyonarze; 81 palace opium );
1O) slabi ma urnysle; II J bankru-
eli; 19) analfabeci i 13) eydzo-
ziemey, o lie mieszkaia " Chinach
ma jednem miejscu mniej niz 10
lat ME maja co najmniej 5000
tael6w ruehomego hub nierucho-
mego majatku.
Tax przedstawia sic W og6lnyeh
zarysach konstytueya Chin, ktora
ulegajac Pradowi czasu, zdeeydo-
wala sic nadat dynastEa maud
zurska. Konststucye te ulolcaO
bardzo troskliwie j po. dlugieh
wssechztronnyeh badaniach odno-s
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