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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
ANOTHER new FLAT.
n. III. Aldrich Buys Hill Property
Ninth and Topeka Avenues.

a. H. AIdrich, of 14O7 Buchanan street.
has purchased of Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Hill the large residence and three lots
at the southeast corner of Ninth street
and Topeka avenue. The purchase
Price was $4,000 which, considering the
fact that the house is large and mod
ern, is considered exceedingly low.
Mr.. Aldrich will erect a modern fiat
of two stories with a basement facing
on Ninth street. 1t will be of brick so
feet square and will be made of four
and five room apartments. 1t will cost
about $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
BRAKES FAIL TO WORK
Two Killed and Fifteen Injured in
Wreck of Trolley Cars.

Urbana, O., May 4.-Two men were
killed, three other men and two wom-
en- seriously injured and eleven re-
ceived minor hurts early today when a
freight car going south on the Ohio
Electric railway collided head on with
a passenger car coming north from
Springfield on a hill just south of this
city.
The Dead.
w. H. FERGUSON of Springfield,
conductor on the passenger car.
NJ. M RCARK, passenger, of
Urbana.
The collision is believed to have been
caused by the failure of the brakes on
the freight Car to work properly. The
crew of this car declares that the car
going down hill became unmanageable.
Weather Indications.
Chicago, May 4.-Forecast for Kan
sas: Increased eloudinesS with showers
late tonight or Thursday. Rising tenn
perature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
WEATHER THREATENING.
Mercury Climbing a Little. but Wind
Is Increasing.

More threatening weather is pre-
dicted and with the wind blowing from
the east it seems still more threaten
ing The government thermometer
seems to have stuck at Sc degrees.
The wind is blowing IL miles an hour.
Following are the hourly temperatures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
wANTED-A NEWSPAPER ROW.

To the State Journal:
/ do not understand why you do not
reply to the attacks which are being
made upon you by the morning paper.
There is nothing that the public en-
joys SO much as a newspaper row. L
realize that nothing is ever gained or
proved by a controversy between news
papers but the public enjoys it. 1t was
cruel to print those figures from the
morning paper which show by its own
statements that it is losing ground.
You should have notified your contem-
porary at least week in advance what
you intended to do and then it would
have been prepared to prove that its
own figures were not correct. The
morning paper is long on proofs. l have
noticed that when a dog is contented
and well fed that he doesn't make much
noise but that when he is underfed and
unhappy and suffering from a case of
poor circulation he does a good deal of
Yelping. [ also notice that the State
Journal isn't making much noise just
now but that the morning paper is
making a good deal of fuss. But it will
relieve the monotony if you will only
open up. for the public always enjoys
dog fight more than to have one pup
do all the yelping.
KANSAS AVENUE MERCHANT.
1.-THE State Journal is sorry that it
is necessary to inform the author of
the above letter that it is unable to
comply with his request. 1t will, how
ever, depart from it's usual rule and
give space to ans anonymous commune
cation. All the available space in the
State Journal is taken printing the
news and supplying the demands upon
its advertising columns. The advertisers
and subscribers show their confidence
in the State Journal in a substantial
way and it is not necessary to become
engaged in a controversy with any one
to defend it's StanGing1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
LOGAN HAS $50, 900 FIRE
Hardware, General Merchandise and
Restaurant Burns This Morning.

Logan, Kan, May 4-Fire this morn
ing destroyed McDaniels' hardware
store, the Mckenzie restaurant, and
Hansen & Son, general merchandise
The total loss is $4,000. All firms were
partially covered by insurance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04

Curtis Placed on Senate Committee.
Washington, May 4.-The senate
inquiry to the third degree" prac-
tices of police will be conducted by
Senators Curtis, Brown, Borah, Over
man and Stone who have been ap-
pointed by the vice president.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
RUSHED INTO FIRE.
To Save 500 and Was Burned to
Death.

New York, May 4-Edward Hevde.
senior member of the dyeing firm of
Edward Heyde & Co., was burned to
aeath today, because he rushed back
10 save 500 in his coat. left behind in
dragged after an explosion of aye stDff
had set the place on fire and had nar.-
T'S,iv T7lssed killing him outright.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
Denver sells Hartman.

Denver, Col, May 4-Infelder Chick
Hartman has been sold by Denver to
the Sioux City team of the Western
League. Hartman left with his new
teammates for the east last night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04
HISTORY OF THE CASE.

One of the Most Famous in Annals OF
Court.
The history of the incubator baby
case is one long series of legal bat
ties sprinkled here and there with ro-
nance, tragedy. pathos and even melo-
drama.
The first act and first scene is in st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-04

fContlnued on Page EIght.) }
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
WILL NOT "WALK OUT"
WHEN C0TTRlLL COMES

The staff of the internal revenue col
lector's Office was yesterday much in
dignant over a Honolulu report in the
San Francisco Chronicle of December
is, which, in discussing the appoint
ment of Charles Cottrill, the negro to
the post of collector of internal rev.
enue, stated that the entire staff of the
office would walk out the minute that
Cottrill walked in.
This. Walter Drake, on behalf of his
staff, emphatically denied yesterday.
eve are public servants" he said,
"and are here to look after the inter,
ests of the community. The affairs of
the Office will be turned over in proper
manner and my deputies will continue
their work under the new collector as
long as necessary. Should they quit
as the Chronicle says they will, the
whole work of the office would be tied
up"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
.FERREIRA WORKED
FOR FRISCO HUI
But His Local Connection in the
Opium Smuggling Line Is
Still Dark.

While the opium Ceases" resulting
from the capture of Domingo Ferreira
with thirty tins of contraband in his
trunk will not be presented to the fed
eral grand jury until the coming year,
investigation of the clues furnished by
that incident still progress. One of
the most important discoveries that has
resulted so far from the investigations
that are going on on both sides of the
ocean is that Ferreira was connected
with a hui of Portuguese contraband.
ers in San Francisco.
Acting upon advices from United
States District Attorney Breckons, the
San Francisco authorities detailed men
to the Ferreira case on that end of
the line and that gentleman move.
ments in the Golden Gate city were
traced from their commencement TO
their end.
This shadowing Of Fereira's foot.
steps resulted in the discovery that he
was operating for a hui Of Portuguese
smugglers in that city For the pres
ent the developments in the case rest
there but other features OF II are com,
ing TO light con the instalment" plan,
Ferrera has made statements before
the United States officials here who,
however, do not consider them as out
lining all he knows on the subject and
therefore are still delving into the
matter
That he Is also closely connected with
q similar hu hero, most llkoy alsu
among bis own fuuntTYmen, Is cup.
position which r. given universal ere.
denee Nv tlose pursuIng the inyestipa
tl0us ~ far ail atiempls in trace ibis
l0ral hul. 10 une eKHtsi has n0I mot
with enyiahla success. having fspifpd
when tho aged father aud mother NJ
feupifa were arrested as having
+" American bottom trunks iu lhrIf
possession 10 b said lbal irue.fa baa
confessed a. having sful 0pWm in ihr
lruHk lNat nas found al ihe homf ni
Ns lHINpH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

Tho Hawaiian census periods were
sexenniu, giving one interim quadren-
NAL period before the United States
census Of 1900 This table shows that
from ! 500 10 1900 the year Of complete
nnnoXution, the decrease steadily less
ened, reaching finally shade less than
an average ~ one per cent por year.
But during tho past decade luder the
regime Of the organic act the ratio
has risen 10 one and two ttnths per
cent Annually undrr the wise, efficient,
kindly and honest rule of the republic
the llnWalians survived more than at
uuy time since discovered by Cupiun
Cook pid the pu of large liquor con
sumption IuuuWfalfi hy Uncle sam
hayo anything 20 DO Win mo sad story
of tho past decadp'a augmented A
GREASE nf the Hawaiian meet lf 30,
ought congress tu help save the la
WailauH by doing iur ihrm what iha
liquor Interests money would nui lrl
them AZ fuf lhvmsfhp4 lnst summoli
thIs H another sIHn about abIeh !
should DO YeD glad n Nrllr n daslirl
nOhfAiua nDunntN
lloupllIW November iN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

sick several times, but never in my life
did i experience GuCh awful suffering
as with this sczoma. had made up
my mind that death was near at hand,
and / longed for that time when /
would be az rest. / had tried many
different doctors and medicines without
success, and my mother brought mo
the Cuticura Remedies, insisting that
j try them. ] began 10 feel better after
ono application II Cuticura Ointment.
II continued with tho Cutoura Soap
and Cutioura Ointment, and have
taken four bottles u cuticura ltekoly-
ont, and consider myself well, THIS
was ulno years ago and ! have had
no return II tho trouble since, Any
person having any doubt about this
wonderful euro by tho Cutioura lteme-
dies can write a. my address, Mrs,
Attic Etsnn, Da Inn Road, Battle Creek,
Mich, oct, 10, 1909,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
CHINATOWN Gets
A FRESH JOLT
Consul Carries Out Threat and
DenOunCes All Chinese as
RevolutionistS.

Honolulu s Chinatown got a fresh
jolt on Saturday last when the mail
from the Orient arrived and full
transcription of the Chinese consul 5
report to his government was read in
the Chinese papers. BY this report it
was seen that the consul had carried
out his threat and denounced all the
Honolulu Chinese as revolutionists,
dangerous to the peace of mind of the
Son of a Million Heavens and wicked
conspirators against the throne of the
Manohus.
As a consequence the fury felt
against the local representative of that
same Son of Heaven on the peacock
throne has been added to. The Chinese
Liberty News, the organ of the local
revolutionists, seizes the report as
grounds for an argument that as all
Honolulu Chinese stand under the
shadow of the executoner s knife they
might as well be real revolutionists as
stay the way they are, minding theiI
own business and letting the Emperor
of China mind his.
The full text of Consul Liang's re
port appears in Canton publication
The report is made to the Viceroy OF
Kwang Tung and goes fairly far in Its
scope. According to it there are be
tween ten and twelve thousand Chinese
subjects in Hawaii, with between
eighty and ninety per cent of them
revolutonists in word and deed. About
ten per cent. of these Chinese, says the
report, belong to the Bow Wong So
ciety, a bunch of bad ones, while an
other ten per cent. are members of the
Sam Hops, name abhorred by all true
friends of Emperor Pu vi.
Name and the Game.
The Liberty News discussed the re
port on Monday, saying editorially:
&" Everyone knows that all revolution
lists are in danger of losing their heads
Are the Sam Dims Gan old antidynastiC
secret society in danger of losing theil
heads too7 Yes. In Kwang Tung prov
ince the number of Sam Dims beheaded
each year is estimated to be several
hundred.
"Do they behead the Bow Wongs
Yes. Lo How Tung, Leang Tit Qual
and the perils suffered by Leang Yam
Nam, formerly of this city, are ex
amples of it.
According to the consul 5 report
then, the ten thousand or more Chinese
citizens of Hawaii have necks as thin
as grass should they ever return to
China, for their heads are bound tC
fall off.
''Why should this be so2 Because
the steamer Mongolia has brought u'
the news. The Chinese newspapers con
tain the report of Liang Kwo Wing t.
his Viceroy The Chinese of Hawaii
he says, male and female, old ant
young, number between 1000 and IL,
600. OF these, eight or nine out o,
every ten are revolutionists, with tel
per cent. of them Sam Hops and tel
per cent. Bow Wongs.
" According to this report there arr
, over ten thousand revolutionists here
Forward, our comrades. Concentrate
our strength in overthrowing the Man
chu government. Unless we do, we arr
all in danger of losing our heads be
cause the Manchu government regards
us all as revolutionists. If you arr
revolutionist, you are in danger o.
executions; if you are not a revolution
ist, you are nevertheless in danger o.
the axe.
"'Then is it not better for us all t.
fight than to sit quietly down and wait
for death2
"Risc! Risel Our brethren!"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
JAPANESE RESENT A
SEARCH OF HOUSES

MANILA, December 27.-Much re-
sentiment has been aroused among the
Japanese here by the actions of Maj
Gen. william P. Duvall, U. S. A., com
mander of the department of the Phil
ippines, who ordered a search of Japa.
nese houses throughout the city for ex-
plosives. The search was made and
proved fuitless. The Japanese deeply
resent the suspicion implied by General
Duvall's orders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
;astIe B. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

cneral Insurance Agents, representing
New England Mutual Life Insurance
'lmpany 0f Boston,
Aetna fiFe Insurance 90,
ATTENTION
W. haYe just accepted tho Agency
-and
No Protector Underwriters W the
FhoepiK ~ HEREFORD
ihsss 3 ~ cleo ampng ihe MOL pf
0naI b fsp fFspgisfa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
ISLANDERS REVOLT.

TSlNGTAu, December ETA revolt
of the natives has occurred on Ponape,
Caroline group, -Four Europeans have
been killed and five natives friendly
10 the Europeans lost their lives Ger
man cruisers have been sent 10 stop
tho disturbance,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
TERRIBLE CASE
OF ECZEMA CURED.
Body and Face Covered with Itching,
Painful Eruption IS Years Of
Suffering Beyond Description =
Thought Death was Near,
WANTS WORLD TO KNOW
OF. CURE BY CUTICURA

no tongue can tell how / suffered
for five years with itching and bleeding
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

Tho suffering which Cutlcura SOAP
end CutiOua Olntment have ulleYlatsd
hWanR shnluuWld dlalgufi lniania
and Chlldfpn. and the comfort they have
afforded w0m-nut and worried palenta
have lud a. lhelf adpplan Va counties
skin EOaallh, Iashua, api every form
VI ltahlnH hlfnlnH healY huuluf ala
tlHWlilY Nuffi hY lnupnfa, in thH lnur
l0dly NJ pasts. Nhrp all tlsa falls
lltsns alsp laafl nmiplni iHel nfFalFgpi
M fsit ,k s..isa5i4 fYl, hias Ittsa tiial
tis ilta WfmIiuiM II naiaa
= Nsllel fiss tANtala hals Hp FhlH hHIsftf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
10 CURE A COLO IN one DAY

IRkr LaAallVe hTom0 Dulnina
Tablets AN druggists retund
the money Il IL fails 20 cure
4 W Groves signature Is on
each box
pass ARplelAA fo. 81 lass "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

With throat aud wrists gashed with
a poeketkHife and a bullet wound over
the heart, the body of Charles W Gard
ner prominent attorney thirty hye
years old, was found la tho outskirts Of
Denver
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

CCLC1la, uIJll WIS
cured by the Cuticura
Remedies, and / am
so grateful l want the
world 10 know, for
what helped me will
help others. My body
and face were covered
with sores. One day
IL would seem TO be
better, and then break
cut again with the
most terrible pain and
itching. L haVo been
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-28

Ludnost jest w ciaglej obawie'
bo Mkt ME vie, ktora utica runie
w glab zabierajac "a soba domy,
kamienice ludzi'
Tylko niektore czesci miasta
sa oswietlone, gdyz wielka Geese
miasta jest pozbawiona elektryki
j gazu = tego ostatniego powo-
du poniszczenia rur. Tysiqce zoi-
merry Iudzi prywatnych pracu-
ie mad TEN, ably powstrzymac
dalsze postepy zywiolu, ale ME
stety zywioi olcazuje sic obecnie
silniejszym.
Ma szczescie woody do picia do
tad jeszcze ME zbraklo, lecz ia ia
CO jest, jest talk brudna, re bez po
przedniego przegotowania ME
MONA jej pic.
Wiadze sanitarne wydaly pu-
bliczne ostrzezenia i przepisy,
aby zapobiedz wybuchowi wzgle-
dnie rozszerzeniu sic zarazy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-28
Telegramy zagranlczne.

Paryz, 2S stycznia. - DIS Q,
godzinie 2 mad ranem polozeme
pogorszylo sic znacznie, w poro-
wnaniu z dniem wczorajszym.
Szczegolnie w poiudniowej i
wschodniej stronie miasta wylew
Sekwany daje sic bolesnie odczu-
wac. w przedmiesciu ,,lacil-
skiem" polozenie jest wprost
krytyczne.
w II reimbursement" jednej
najwiekszych dzielnic Paryza
zawalily sic liczne kloaki. Ia ca
la Geese rniasta jest obecnie pod
woda i w ciemnosciach, gdyz ga
zowe rury poniszczone.
Okolo poinocy zaczeto wzno-
sic liczne injury betonowe, ably
zapomoca mich wstrzymac spu-
stoszenie dalsze. w ten sposob
uratowano hotel Lamberta siega-
iacy II stulecia, jakotez r6wniez
historyczny hotel Lauzun, W kto-
rym obecme znajduje sic miejskie
muzeum sztuki.
o godzinie 215 znalazia sobie
woda droge przez tunel W ulicy
St. Lazare. Gala ia utica jest "a
lana. w wielu miejscach schody
publiczne zawalaja sic wpadaja
w giab. Tunel pod ,,Palaic de
rOpera", jak rowniez schody
przed budynkiem New York
Equitable Life Insurance Socie-
ty" zawaliiy sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-28

lub szkodzic interesom katolic-
kim. A
U mas balatntfci sic jaskrawosc.
takiego postepowania ow9 Yagi-
tacyq wszechpolsSa", ,niebezpie-
czehstwem niemczyzny" i wszy-
stkimi oklepanymi frazesami, kt6
re zawsze jeszcze ,atwowiernych
pomiedzy Niemcami znajdujq. Il
w Alzacyi Lotaryngii mpicj.
balamutnie sprawa ia przedsta--
via sic. Tam Rad wystapil bez
mask. Oswiadczyi wyraznie, ze
,wszelkie starania wladzy kosciel-
nej o uchronienie katolikow cd
wplywow protestantyzmu, uwa-
"a "a nieprawne wdzieranie sic w
prawa pahstwa.
Sprawa katowicka sprawa al
zacka rzucajq jaskrawe swiatio
ma tendencye rzadowe wobec 10.
sciola katolickiego'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-28

Miedzy innemi ME wolno opusz-
czonych obecnie przed woda dor
NOW, po ustaniu wylewu zaraz
zajmowac. Naprzod musi bye ia
XII dom jak najdokiadniej wyde-
synfekcyonowany, sciany wytar-
te oczyszczone. K6zek i innych
z woody wydobytych sPrzetow i
czesci umeblowania uzywac ME
wolno, zostaja one spalone, DIS
rano 0 1Otej ma bye najkrytycz-
niejszy dzieh i najwyzszy stan
woody.
Paryz, % stycznia. = Stan wo-
DIV wczoraj ma Sekwanie byl vie
kszy niz kedykolwiek, liczac Cd
roku 1915, W kt6rym to roku RE
ka ia straszne spustoszenia po-
czynila w Paryzu.
Najwiecej obawy budzi fakt, re
wiadukt ,,Autuil" zarysowai sic.
Gdyby wiadunkt ten runai utwo-
rzysby tame W rzece, podniosl jej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-28
tCzytaj Kronike chicas asozka)

poziom woody i spowodowal zala-s
ME calego miasta.
Dolina Selewany przedstaWia
straszny widok. Zwierciadio WOE
dy rozszerzylo sic ma 20 mil Cd
koryta, szeroko rozlana woda
zbiega sic ma jednej Z ulic pedzi
MIA szybkoscia rs mil ma godzi-
ne.
Ulice miasta czyste piekne
przemienione obecnie w brudne,
cuchnace zgnilizna laguny. Woda
p}ynie ulicami, jak i podziemne-
mi przejsciami kana}anli, ktore
znajduja sic pod caiym Paryzem.
Dwie nowe rzeki pedza przez
miasto w jego podziemiach.
Najwiekszy nacisk wody musi
znosic opera. Fundamenty tego
wspanialego budynku narazone
So ma nacisk tysiecy metrow ku-
bicznych woody.
w kasarniach i szkolnych bu-
dynkach znalazlo przytulek zwyz
100000 osob. - $4,000 robotni-
k6w jest bez piracy i choc subskry
bowano ma pomoc dorazna 200
tysiecy dolarow, nedza jest stra-
szna. Rad zastanawia sic mad
dalszemi srodkaini, ktoreby
zmniejszyiy doniosiosc i groze
pofozenia.
w ulicy .Git-le-Coeur' runas
tunel kolei orleafskiej, nastepnie
runai tunel W ,,Rue Lille, CO
spowodowaio zalanie budynku po
selstwa niemieckiego.
Wszystkich trwozy najwiecej
los Louvre'u tego najwspanial-
szego ma swiecie zbioru dziea
sztuki. Dotychczas jednak ma
szczescie zadna ze statyl hub
rzezb, jakotez laden obraz ME
odnios} uszkodzenia. Natomiast
zagrozona jest Academic Fran
caise".
Paryz, 20 stycznia. - Sekwa-
ma zmienia1a wczoraj rozmaicie
sw6j stan. Raj spada}a, co wy
wolywaio ogromna dookola ra-
dose, raz znowu podnosila sic do
CORY.
Donosza tu, re rz eka Rhone
okolo Mines wezbraia znowu, "a
lewajac cale przestrzenie pobrze-
zne wyrzadzajac dalsze szkody.
Versailles, es stycznia. Zwier-
ciadlo wody W Sekwanie rozsze-
RIA sic coraz bardziej. Nizej polo
iona Geese Paryza Gala pod wo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-28
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYAARODOWEl.
Chicago, % stycznia.
(Rzad a katolicyzm).

Mirno ustania w Prusach tax
zwanego ,,kulturkampfu" urzedo-
wo, walk przeciwko katolicyzmo
Wi W Prusach ME zawieszono ma
chwile pod najrozmaitszemi for
mani toczy sic ciagle, stale, prze-
'cwszystkiem W dziedzinie szkol
rictwa.
I CORY zakreslony plan przebi-
ia W niej jak najdobitniej. Bee
rajmniejszego rozglosu, W cicho-
Sci zupe4nej, miarodawcze kola
pragna przygotowao jak najpo-
Gatniejszy grunt do jakiejs Po-
zaiejszej otwartej walki katoli-
,yzmem, dzisiaj raz po raz tyf-
10 przebija zbyt jaskrawe juz
iakty do wiadomoSci publicznej.
w naszych dzielnicach Wake
katolicyzmem pokrywa sic wal
ka ,,niebezpieczenstwem pol
;!iiem", ,obrona niemczyzny" -
pod ia maska na kazdem polu,
gdzie tylko sic da, wypiera sic ka-
tolicyzm, lub go sic podkopuje.
Ze kolonizacya dzielnic ma
szych ma ma celu i sprotestanty-
zowanie ich re pragnie ME tylko
zmemczyG polskie okolice, ale
sprotestantyzowac katolickie, ma
to chyba dowodow juz ME po-
trzeba. Osadnicy katoliccy So
wyjatkarni, wszystko, co ma u
sprawiedliwienie tego organa rza
DOVE podaja, krytyki rzeczowej
ME wytrzymuje.
Takimi sukcesami Rad ME "a
dowalnia sic jednak. Patrzy dalej
na Mode pokolenie zwraca swe
oczy, aby je, usunac;z pod wpay-
wow KoScioia, a tenn samem 20
bojetni6 W rzeczach WARY, ably
p6zniej wieksza iatwoScia pro-
testantyzacye szerzyc. Me watpi-
my, ze pod tym wzgledem wzo-
ruje sic ma Francyi, gdzie Rad z
pomoca szk6i doprowadzii do re-
zultat6w, dla siebie bardzo poza-
danych.
Ma szkoly wiec katolickie ma
uczycieli latolikow Rad pruski
baczna uwage zwraca otacza je-
dne jak drugich swym najsciSlej-
Sym nadzorem.
Wyjecie dzielnic polskich O.
g6lnej ustawy szkolnej dnia 10
lipca 1906, byfo jednym tych
srodk6w przygotowuiacych przy-
sz,e zamiary. PrzePelnienie szkof
katolick;ch i polskich z jedneJ
strony. drugiej przeciazenie O.
piatami szkolnemi CORY byio
obliczone, bo przepeinienie szkd
polskich katolickich, ME pozwa-
Ia ma nabycie elementarnego wy
ksztalcenia j ugruntowania w "a
sadach WARY, szczeg6lnie po tisu-
4. nieciu duchowienstwa cd szkoly
"A ogromne ciezary sa niejako
kara "a polskosc katolicyzm.
SiyszeIismy juz propozycye, ably
gniny Niemc6w katolik6w stara-
iy sic odszkodowaG "a cie4ary te;