Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
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Mhen d. Guessed lif,adway ur l'nhsy IL anita
a,.nu.. ani a hn, kman drove uIrm ham
sfi,t thu la kman fashion o. vonli II shi"n
Ia, kman AMI hur-s With the ruar II hi,
denuns isiisa anil the shaking 81 his n-ts. 10
So, hn vas to hsaf ham. ani o. h.ar lin,
was a. hear "a. ,olre - ,vns,nr aud anger
81, "ne ~ h,s many acquaintance ever
know him a. H.. In ~ amiaiio nr-si ior hnlf
al huur ~ - tiuc hat wa the matter
with thr mani Ma. De- ~ l.all' treated ~ to
Justify hi constant wrath nii everyday
wrinE aud Irf-s-uio him. n d. t's n,'ri I"
think What VIEW his grievance VII"
was hei Wh.ru dti h. cume fruini Had he
caI.i frm m lnsana as, hunt Win you
tell ne hi h.tptNi
siuch au,,il,n- wen, continual, asked iN
I-runs ~ho hal -.sn ani hreri II this rc't-
Ic~s. ehuieric mortal hu, had got ~" clue I"
his .ssentricitie. The la~,nic answer was,
"uurow.ki" nut the slavic word conveyed
M meaning to tho inquirer, though ths~e who
uss-i u inag ine.i that Il explained everything
II ives ns,oihs9 way ~ N, ing that to mrn-
tion the nam. ~ the man was the sole meth.l
~ interpreting What really was unintrrprct
able AZ that Is'ri,-l "uuruwski' was a
word frequently "a mems lips, and much
prin,si In the newspapers. A. Whenever
l, va. spoken Is.pl" shrugged their shout
irru. smilsi peculiarly, and were silent.
What was ourowukii What did II signify
why this r---rvri Wherefore such my stcryI
0uruwuki VA. the name ~ a mnn. of that
man--that strange, velisment vituperatve
man, WIN carried -irs~ AMI TEN --t In hi
Maynard track Hardly anyone scf'ci u
know much slsa, him except that he wa
0uruw-ki, AMI IN. most unbalanced and or
ratio ~ morsala Even HI. nationality wa
unc~rtain. Nome call~i him Russian. som,
q Puis, others callei him u Csech, other
again Boh~nian. lie was sad "a have -
csg--i from Aibsia. where he hal i.ccn srn,
% poiisisai psiscner, Ia have l-cn rcS'r,r'
frum the eail.ws In Warsaw nv an insurrcc
t,on II IN. pss,pie, In be Russian spy In tbs
unitssi Stats. the assassin 81 n great Austrian
noble. WIN had slwl~d justice; the chief of :
conspiracy that had t~srsycd his PARTY, ans
br~n otlig~i 30 ~ for his life. These ans
osh~s ssmiw were rife, AMI any one IL them
sscrpt tina, ~ the Russian spy. might bnv,
he-a true n vas wholly improbable. no, q
say impossible. that y spy should make him
-sif 70 cm~piruous and offensive ~ la draw
general attention. q spy's obiec, being Ia kcel
quiet IA gain friends and contident.. not u
cfeats cnrsnis
Ths-e W.T.. the actual facts about Gur
owsti. sbcu, wh,rh very few w-rr cogni1an
during his life Iic was q Polish Count. so
of Count lasi,.las Ourowski II long lincag
and large prut~r,y. who hal iccn deprive
~ mass ~ his sssats. on account ~ his rhar
In K"~riuzko's insurrsti'm nj Cracow. towar
the clo~s ~ the last century. Patriotic b.
inhrsissnrs ~ we'll n by nature, he was or
yelied while by frm Oh. gymnasia q
Warsaw AMI kaliss for wearing the prohibi,
81 nati<aal sstnan aud singing Polish ing
iisvsnx audesi ~ SEVERAL Herman univer~
tis-. he wrat hack to III. native land a
twenty ss.d opposed the Russian government
aud innassoe 40 actively that he was agai
and again s,wo~n iuso prison Prominent 1
causing the lnsurrstloa ~ 1870 he Tough
through the srst campaign a. volunteer, an
was th~a sat to Paris a. sgen, 81 the PolA
rymblirass. Ia esAier with Lafayette an
the other French liberals. After the ins,i,
rscsioa had hs~w pspI~e~~ei he was sentences
"a Death sad HIS estates ccnf~caied by ID
Russian authorities, hut. personally. he wa
safe enoakh In Franra ~. rrinaincd thcr
ssass years. sssastn~i himsalf with tins .ocia
izss IL the - Simon and Chsrle. rourris
tyr<. and b~rsme notorious foF his temrer an
tAnssums. Tie wross AMI published In thu
city tssok, the Truth siout Russia. whie
fsvor~i NJ unioa ~ all the Slavic races In,
oss esalesl~ssey THIS - plaa-si the cn
thai hs Jardoasi ihs satbm, invited him
~ feser~hasH. mai. hym ons u his privai
cssmas,ar aai sfs~sward = high osiicial
M nvrar.sent ~ Public inssructio,
In ~ iAster capacity he did muc
In vassosn ways toward Ru~-ianisin
rsisssd. thereby earning IN. hstr~d
Thousands II his ~un,rynsn. Who regarie
him - traitor snd an s,-,~sa,s. II 1. h
loved. hs~ever, that he wss honest In h
vssws he qusrr~ici II coar-. with
Rns~isa ss~I.ssats~, ~ hs hal with his foli.
oxsI~nisas and essryb-iy else, His fos~
esurt werc 81 many and powerful that
oiscs~i nj. resignation, And when the Cn
asuiissd ~ screps u he hnrrsd furtivel
srus tho frvusi~r IN Germany. never TO n
turn. Thcre he made spectral studio. ~ hi
tssy. psIitiesi eeuaomy AMI information,
Lac. ssa sssrx wansi~riax s,.m, Eafuy,e Q,
several years. farming every new made frien
inso IN srseat enemy. h. came, ~ a last n
scst. IA Asnettrs.
lie nSxt wsat IA Bs~sss,. islns de-irous
obtain rsw's~ctshir q. Harvard, Iie ",
quite rsor ths newer incurrei lsd-it.in--s
tins EmTrsw II sa-~as having failed Ia =
turn hi~ e~ssss~, which was csss csur OF b
fresh hatred Il tho su,erat 0urowski vi
sg-cisiy qusiih~i fov several I--iticns y
vas highly intellectual an esc.llrn, lingulr
q FiI~ scholar, and hal ms.i-r~i vsrio,
hssnehss ef study Few men m"r~ cm
frssnt than he oasid he fs,,nd Hs wa,
have nat No uuahie IN ussuring a cnsir u,
Zoe his saprsas if~ssitili,y. Ne fell q,
with AMI sbas~i dozens IL I~r-m- that 'ris
b. help him, and ansiiy siiensss-i HI. mo
smistas and rssisn, advocates Ne supports
hln,s~if mesgr~ly nv tran-isting. writing .,
she sswrsl-ss ssd p-ri"licals. and doi,
all ~st. of haek work lie pabli.hs'l tw
os shr~s able and cisver i-oks aiso, b,
literature wss with him. ~ with most ~
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