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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

Cripple Creek has become. a wonder
full gold district and there is nothing
to indicate that it has anywhere near
reached the maximum of it's develop
ment. Not only are many of the older
properties yielding more largely than
ever, but the outlook is reported as
steadily improving in many claims that
have never been noted as producers.
Besides all the numerous fine showings
within the limits of the original pro-
ducing district, the boundaries are be-
Ing steadily enlarged by new discover
les in the outskirts. 1t is estimated
that for the year 1899 the output will
be nearly $20,O00,0O0, which is from four
to five millions greater than the entire
product Of the state of California.
When we consider that the district is
only about ten years old and that in
1891 the total product was only 100000,
it's growth appears never to have been
surpassed by any single district except
the Comstock and the Rand.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

chasers' representative is now on his
way eastward. the balance to come in
short intervals. Heading the crowd by
which the purchase was made are none
other than Coe brothers of Boston, one
Of them having accompanied Mr.. Seaboldt
to the camp and made a personal exam
nation of the deposits, over which he was
most enthusiastic.
1t was this group, consisting of 10
claims. that brought Joe Letter and his
staff into this state last summer, and that
he did not clineh the bonanza will ever
remain one of his disappontments. 1t re-
CURED prompt action, however. and the
moment he faltered the present pur-
chasers sidetracked him. All the while he
has cherished a hope that they too would
fail, but they fooled him and with the de-
posits in their possession the active pro-
duction of the material will commence.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

Referring to the fact that there are
exports of copper from the United
States to England and at the same time
imports into this country from Eng
land, the Wall Street Journal says that
the explanation is very simple. The
imports of copper from Great Britain
consist of Chilli bars which are shipped
to Baltimore to be refined into cleo
trolytic copper. The popular SUPPOSE
ton has been that England did all of
her own refining, but 1t seems not to
be the case. 1t is also said by the
same journal that the Calumet & Hecla
company Is reported as having succeed
ed in booking very heavy orders for
copper among manufacturers and for
eign consumers at tic. 1t is estimated
that the aggregate quantity will
amount to probably from 10000 GOO
pounds to %, 900, 900 pounds for delivery
during the next -four months. This has
made the market steady, and all inter-
ests feel quite sanguine in regard to
it's future
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

Colorado has forged to the front and
obtained an unquestioned lead among
American states as a producer Of gold.
AS recently as 1896 she was surpassed
by California to the extent of more
than 100000. But in 1897 Colorado shot
ahead with product of more than
$19,0O0,000, against $1461s,3O0 produced
by California, a difference of just about
$4,000,000. In 1893 the total product Of
the Centennial state was more than
$23 900 900, while that OF California was
only about 1860, 900, a difference of
more than s7,000,000 in favor Of Colo
RADIO. The product Of California has
been almost stationary since 1896, while
that of Colorado has increased nearly
so per cent This, of course, Is very
largely owing to the development of
the Cripple Creek district, which has
been very remarkable.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

While mining districts that are go
ing to rival Butte are springing up
in many places, according to the re-
ports of enthusiastic prospectors and
spectators, and while mining publica-
tions are talking learnedly about the
Butte district having seen its best
days. it may not be out of place for
the Standard to casually remark that
at no time within the last five years
have the improvements in the equip
ment of the mines been upon so gene--
GUS a scale or so elaborate, costly and
substantial in character. Judging from
the changes being made one would
suppose that the managers of the prin-
cipal mines We're preparing for a lalf
century to come. General business in
Butte is also excellent and there are
probably two hundred buildings, many
of them costly bricks, now being
erected
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21
TO MINE UNDER A CITY.
Company Formed to Work Placer Ground
in Leadville.


The Denver Republican states that
on the 18th instant the City Mining
company was organized in Leadville.
This is the new proposition which
has been frequently mentioned in the
Republican of late, and which will ope-
rate, if the company is successful in
carrying out it's plans, under the homes
of large number Of residents Of Lead
VILE The company was first proposed
after it was seen what success had
been made by the Home Mining COM
pany.
About week ago nearly 100 of the
leading citizens and mining men Of
Leadville got together and after dis
cussing the proposition appointed a
committee to draw up a plan for feast
BILE operation of this territory. The
idea was enthusiastically received, and
upon the report of the committee to-
night it was decided to go ahead and
organize the new company, which is
known as the City Mining company.
1t Is the intention to issue 100000
shares of stock of par value Of 81
each. OF this stock each lot holder
embraced in the combination is to re-
ceive 200 shares of stock for his right
to allow the company to operate his
ground 1t is not the intention of the
company to have the lot owners remove
their houses, excepting where it will be
necessary TO take ground Tor dumping
purposes, in which case the ground
would be bought outright. The ground
embraced in the proposed territory to
be operated consists of about 40 acres
and lies in the Stevens & Letter and
the Leadville Improvement company
additions.
1t is the general belief of those who
have inaugurated the enterprise that
it will be a success from the start, and
but little trouble is anticipated in get
ting the stock disposed Of Simply the
preliminary steps were taken tonight.
and other meetings are to be held in
the near future. The board of directors
selected for the new company is as FOL
lows: w. A. Polkinghorn. William
Cutler, r. r. Moore, J. NJ. Maxwell,
Andy Dyatt, A. Sherwin and r. Fl.
The effect Of truthful advertising
will dis 6yiSoT
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

change. This is as likely to be near
the surface as lower down-perhaps
more so, because the SOLUTIONS would
naturally cool more rapidly near the
surface.
If this view is correct, the solutions
would probably become more and more
impoverished as depth was attained,
and the ore deposits became corre-
spondingly poorer. This might be
equally true whether the solutions were
Originally thrown up from the depths
or were actually formed at or near the
surface.
But aside from all this, it is worthy
of remark that while prospectors who
find but little value near the surface
always build hopes upon what is in
store deeper down, in the great mines
where large bodies have been actually
developed the fear is generally enter
tanned that the deposits may give ont
below. This is a natural and we'll
founded fear. Ore bodies, it is known,
constitute but a comparatively small
portion of the earths crust. They are
limited in length and breadth and why
not in depth?
But the whole subject is involved in
so much of uncertainty that it can
scarcely be settled ex-cathedra, for in
some cases the ore deposits have been
the richest near the surface, and in
others they have improved with depth.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21
Choked to Death by a Lozengcr.
From the Detroit Journal

II DEITUIL JUuTIItLI.
o. r. Ryan, a travelling man in the
employ of the Lowe Silverware Manu-
featuring company of Chicago, died
suddenly and in great agony at hotel
in Oshkosh the other evening. He had
been ailing with sore throat, and a bell
boy who answered a hurried call to his
room found him gasping and writing
in agony. He told the doctor lozenge
he attempted to swallow had gone the
wrong way" All efforts to relieve him
failed, and he died apparently from
suffocation. He lived at Reedsburg,
Wis
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

The second payment on the undertake
ing by wAich a Boston crowd acquires
the big eilsonite gro@p on the line be-
tween Utah and Colorado and that puts
into the pockets of its Utah owners no
less than 100000 has just been made
through Bert Seaboldt. while the pur-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21
IN THE VESTS MINERAL REALM
News About Mining in Montana and
the Northwest.


Is of these
department
properties conditions
hitherto had prin
be
all
Montana
will
II deparme
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

1t is expected that the Centennial
Eureka will pay it's first dividend I'M
der the reorganization on the first OF
April next. 1t is to be hoped that it
will not prove to be an April fool or
an Irish dividend. Neither is at all
likely
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21
MINING BRIEFS.

The Centennial Eureka was expected
to resume shipments on the 10th, the
ore to be delivered to the American
Smelling and Refining company under
the contract recently made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

The effect Of truthful advertising
will never die out.-Advisor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

The Cache creek placers in Colorado
and those upon the Arkansas river
higher up have closed down for the
season. 1t is estimated that those on
Cache creek cleaned up from $4,000 to
$4,000 for each months run during the
season.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

Tt is said that the Ontario mine at
Park City, Utah, has over 100000 in
its treasury, and that if dividend is
not soon declared it will only be with
held for prudential reasons, and prob
ably not for any considerable length of
time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

cyanide Of potassium says the Mining
and Scientific Press, some workers have
found that in order to get a good pre-
cipitation from solutions containing
copper it is necessary to pass the solu-
lions very slowly through the precip-
tation boxes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

1t is said that there is greater activ-
ity in the Occur d'Alenes than at any
time since 1892. The development is
general, the situation in the vicinity of
Wallace being especially favorable.
The adjustment Of the labor troubles
and the advance in the price of lead
have been the chief factors in the i'm
provement.
The Salt Lake Tribune states that
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-21

The Bullion-Beck Mining companys
regular dividend became payable on the
18th insta. The amount was 100000
The payment of this sum will have in
creased the total for the year to s110,O0o
the total dusing the Tintic bonanza's
career to s2,42s,O0O. The Bullion-Beck
may fairly be called the old reliable.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21
Kronika MiejscoWa,
@ 25 centoW.

Konsul Achilles Mannheim z
Chill, przybywszy do Chicago d.
"a Marca, mieszkal najprz6d W
hotelu Auditorium, q p6zniej
przeprowadzif sic do ,,Groveland
Flats" przy 81 ulicy. Ia prze-
wiezienie swych ruchomosci
zaplacit jakiemus ekspresmanowi
bardzo tanio, DO Is cent0w. Ale
i Groveland Flets mu sic ME po-
dobaly znalazlszy nowe mie-
szkanie pm. II Congress str,
jakiemus negierskiemu ekspres-
,manowi polecii przewiezc swe
rzeczy. Ten wywiazawszy sic z
polecenia, zazadai $1.25. Okro-
tnie oburzyl sic konsul chiliiski i
daI mu tylko dolara. Ale Negr,
ME wiele ymyslac zatrzymai cy-
Under W pudle i odjechai. Konsul
poskarzyi sic policyi, kt6ra zna-
lazia ekspresmana. P6zniej do
konsula przyszedt policyant
Clifford i oswiadczyl mu, ze
moze odebrao cylinder, iezeli
dopiaci 25 cent6w. Policyant ME
zdjal helmu m6wiac MIN, a to
znowu tax 60 oburzylo,ie zbesz.
tai ostro policyanta i przyrzekl
mu,ia poskarzy sic burmistrzowi.
Policyant odwrocii sic i powie'
dziawszy: ,good bye", wyszedl.
Kousul nastepnie zazadal cd
porucznika Seeley, by mu "a
25 centow dostawif 6w nieszcze-
sny cylinder. Seeley odm6wii, a
Mannheim taxi rozsrozony, re
przyrzekl, il zazada satysfakcyi.
Co to bedzie, co to bedzie, jezeli
Chill wyda woine Stanom Zie-
donczonym?l
Utonai W kafu5y.
P6itrzecia roku LEGACY Ale
ksander Derring. pozostawiony
ma chwils beg dozoru. wpadi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21
Telegrar11y.

SzTooKKHoLM, 21 Kwietnis.
Grodba fnlandzkich przywodz.
COW zdaje sig sprawdzac.
Wielkie Ksieztwo Finlandzkie
wyludni sig skutkiem rusyf-
kacyjnej polityki czynowni-
k6w moskiewskich. Parowcem
,,Polaris" przyby3o wczoraj do
Kopenhagi 400 wychodzc6w.
zolnierze uciekaja z wojska i
udajs sig do Ameryki.
Tymczasem Moskale guebia
Findlandcsyk6w coraz bardziej
i obchodza sic mimi po swo-
iemu. Cenzor ostrzegl wy.
dawc6w czterech gazet we
Wiborg, azeby zmieni}y ton
swych artykulow, jezeli pragna
istniec nadal.
BERLIN, 21go Kwietnia. =
Zaprzeczajs wiadomosci, jako.
by Rad niemiecki naby{ Cd
Hiszpanii jedns z wysp Karo-
li6skich. Uklady W tel spra-
vie zostaly zerwane pred
kilku miesiacami, poniewaa
Rad hiszpa6ski obaWial sic
rozruchow W Madrycie, gdyby
byl odstspil Niemcom jedns z
wysp.
Gazety angielskie omawiaja
wypadki ma Filipinach W taxi
spos6b, szeby Amerykan6w
zohydzie W ocsach ludlow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21
Rome WiadOmOSG
telegraficZne.

Wyw6z niemieckiego
cukru "a granice ustal zupel-
ME. Produkcya ograniczyc sic
musi ma miejscowa potrzebe.
Zmarla baronowa Hirsch
pozostawi}a 125 milion6w dol.
majatku. 100 milion6w prze.
znaczyla z tego ma utrzymanie
r6znych zaklad6w zydowskich.
= Ma Kubie rozpocznie sic
rozdawanie pienisdzy kuba6.
skim zolnierzom.
- Arcybiskup ze Santiago
wyjecha1 do Hiszpanii.
- Pretensye mieszka6c6w
Kuby do rzadu Stan6w Zjedn.
wynosza Sso,ooo,ooo.
- Lord Salisbury powr6cil
do Londynu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21
POSIkKI OLA OTIS'A.
Otrzyma $4,000 regularnego Wojska,
Sensacyjna wiadonosc.
KOMENDANT NIEMIECKEGO PANCERNIKA POD
APIA ARESZTOWANY.
Wiadomos6 ia jest obiezona ma psucie krwi Niemcom

sya kolonizacyjna mia2a wy
kupit wszystkie dobra polskie
W PoznaGskiem osiedlic ma
mich protestanckich kolonist6w
niemieckich. Spodziewano sic
tez wyrwac znaczne szczerby
W drobnem w1oscia1stwie pol
skiem, kt6re juz w6wczas "a.
czynalo budzic sig do zycia i
wystepowaG ma widownie po'
lityczna.
W poczatkach tez zdawa1o
sic, 2e przewidywania kancle-
RIA by2y trafne. Liczba WHO
Sci polskich, sprzedanych ko-
misyi kolonizacyjnej W pierw'
szych latach, by}a znaczna, a lie
niebawem stosunki zmieni4y
sig zupelnie. W5asciciele ziem'
scy zabrali sic do piracy, po'
dniesli swoje wlosci ua wyzszy
poziom, porzucili aycie wysta-
wne, zaczeli oszczsdzac / uni
kneli przewidywanej przez
wladza ruiny; zadluaeni zas
bardzo, pod naciskiem opinii
publicznej, ,coraz czesciej zac1s-
Ii zwracac sic do bankow par
celacyjnych polskich, unikajsc
komisyi kolonizacyjnej. Do
szlo nareszcie do tego, ae ko-
misya musialaby zawiesiG pra-
vie zupelnie swoja dziafalnosG,
gdyby, wed1ug programu,
chcia}a nabywac wylscznie do
bra polskie. Zawiod}a rowniez
nadzieja wykupienia drobnych
gospodarstw w3oscia1skich;
przeclWnle, IlczOa len Wzros1a
ogromnie, dzieki dzia1alnosci
bank6w polskich, kt6re, par.
celujac zad}uzone dobra wiel-
kie, przychodzi1y 2 jednej
strony pomocs wlasciclelom,
drugiej zas utworzyfy wielks
liczbe nowych, kilkudziesiecio'
morgowych wlosci polskich.
Tax sig stalo, ze komisya
kolonizacyjna, W pol roku po
smierci swego tw6rcy, ogsosi3a
publicznie niemozliwosc prze-
prowadzenia zakreslonego
programu, i zatracajsc swe
znaczenie narodowo pruskie,
zamienia sic ma zwykla insty'
tucye parcelacyjDs, kt6ra
swemi funduszami sluzyc be-
die zadluzonym ziemianom
niemieckim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21

- IrZech cZfonKOW ,,hlu'
bu niewinnych" W Berlinie,
kt6rzy trudnili sic lichws i
szulerka, zosta}o skazanych ma
4, 9 i 10 miesiecy wiezienia.
- w Madagaskarze wybu-
chic nowe, grozne powstauie
przeciw Fraucuzom.
Szwajcarscy delegaci
zaproponujs ma pokojowej
konferencyi, azeby kwestye
sporne miedzy wielkiemi mo.
carstwami by}y rozstrzygane
przez sad polubowny, zlozony
z delegat6w du6skich, holen-
derskich, belgijskich i szwaj'
carskich.
= Nastepca przewodnicza'
cego Reed W kongresie zwiaz'
kowym ma zosta6 Col. Hep
burn.
w Columbus odbyl sic
pogrzeb biskupa Watterson.
Arcybiskup Elder Cincinna-
ii celebrowal naboze1stwo W
katedrze, biskup Horstman z
Cleveland wypowiedzia} move.
Exprezydent Harrison
wyjeadza W Maju do Paryza.
1000 ciesli zapowiedzialo
strajk W Toledo, jeaeli kon'
traktorzy ME uwzglsdnia ich
zycze1.
Z dniem % Maja rozpo.
cznie sic powrot ochotnik6w z
Filipin do Ameryki.
W San Jose, CAL, znisz.
czy} pozar winiarnie A. Cicho'
Wlcza.
= Skutkiem wylewu rzeki
Missouri komunikacya pod
Vermillion, Mimi, jest przer.
Wana.
David Grear z New Yor.
ku, nabyl farme W Kentucky,
ma kt6rej urodzi} sic Abraham
Lincoln.
= Ia bicie zony skaza1
sedzia W Bath, N. Y, nieja-
kiego James Kinney ma 6 mie-
siecy wiezienia i - obii 60 W
dodatku.
- Skutkiem nadmiernego
zastrzykiwania morfny umarla
W st. Louis pani Catharina
Gilbert.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21
PHILADELPHIA"

Purpose" stansly po obu-
dwu stronach krazownika
Fake" zapowi edzia}y, re
wysadza 60 W powietrze, jezeli
ruszy sic miejsca. Me vol.
no nikomu wchodziG ma po-
klad niemieckiego okretu bez
piSmiennego pozwolenia ko'
mendanta angielskiego lub
ameryka1skiego.
WASHINGTON, 81 Kwietnia.
Ostatnia depesza Kautza jest
datowana 4 Kwietnia i przy-
szla z Auckland - Kwietnia.
Poniewaz Kautz W swej depe.
sly ME wspomina o aresztowa'
niu komendanta niemieckiego,
nalezy watpie o prawdziwosci
doniesienia z Victoria. Ko.
mendant jednego okretu ME
ma prawa aresztowac komen-
danta innego okretu, zwlaszcza
W czasie pokojowym i jezeli
ten inny okret ma wywieszona
fage zaprzyjaanionego mocar-
stWa.
PHILADELPHIA, 21ssKwiet.-
Sprawa senatora zwiazkowego
Quay zosta}a o godzinie 3
oddana sedziom przysieg}ym.
Poniewaz ci do godz. 10 ME
zgodzili sic ma wyrok, zatrzy'
mano ich ma noe pod kluczem.
Panuje tu przekonanie, ae wy
rok przysieglych wypadnie ma
korzysc senatora. Jego adwo.
kaci byli tax dalece pewni
wygranej, ae skr6cili postepo-
wanie ssdowe, zrzekajsc sic
przedstawienia przysieg3ym
swoich swiadkow.
WASHINGTON, 81 Kwietnia.
Skoro tylko beda gotowe o.
krety przewozowe, zostanle
$4,000 wojska regularnego
wys}anych ma Filipiny, dla
wzmocnienia korpusu genera}a
Otis. Wojsko to zastapi O.
chotnikow, kt6rzy zostana wy
s}ani z powrotem do ojczyzny.
Stanie ono W Manili ME pre-.
dzej, niz w jesieni, gdy ma
Filipinach mimic pora de.
szczowa. Armia Otis'a liczyc
liczyc w6wczas bedzie $4,000
ludzi.
New YORK, 81 Kwietnia. -
w szpitalu domu karnego ma
BIackwells Island powstal po.
aar, kt6ry zrz4dzil szkody ma
$4,000. Szpital przytyka}
do poludniowej czesci wiszie-
mia. Wiezni6w wypuszczono
ma wolnoSG z obawy o ich
aycie. W szpitalu znajdowa}o
sic w6wczas 12 mszczyzn i 6
kobiet. q New Yorku po-
spieszyla ma pomoc straz po'
zarna, ktora uratowa}a znaczna
Geese wiezienia pred zniszcze.
MEM.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 21go
Kwietnia. - Tutejszy augiel.
ski ambassador sir Julian
Pauncefote, kt6ry zostal mia.
nowany cz}onkiem pokojo.
wei konferencyi W Hadze, "a
powiedzia} W departamencie
sekretarza stanu, Ae 26 Kwie-
tnia wyjeadza do Europy W
towarzystwie rodziny.
Okret Crook" udaje sic
dzisiai re Santiago do Guanta.
namo, zksd przewiezie do
Ameryki zwloki 414 zolnierzy,
zmarlych ma Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-21
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 2l Kwietnia.

cyjna szybko uwinela sig ze
stu milionami, wyznaczonemi
pred Is laty ma wykupienie
ziemi z rak polskich W Po.
zna1skiem. Me oszczedza1a
pienisdzy AMI przy zakupie
grunt6w, ami W administracyi,
budowala W kazdej prawie wsi
rozparcelowanej protestanckie
szkoly i koscio}y, i przed ro-
kiem stanels z pusta kieszenia
pred sejmem, domagaisc sic
drugich stu milion6w na "cele
narodowe". Wprawdzie W sze-
rokich kolach spolecze6stwa
i prasie zaczeto powatpiewac
juz o skutecznosci tego srodka,
germauizacyjnego wykazy-
wano komisyi, ae wykupuie
coraz mniej ziemi rak pol
skich, a coraz wiecej wlosci
niemieckich, re nadto ME moze
pozbyG sic zakupioDej ziemi
dla braku kolonistow; ale sejm
Inimo to W swym zapale pa
tryotycznym uchwalil zsdans
kwote. Zaopatrzona W nowe
fundusze komisya miala pra'
cowaG ze zdwojona energis
mad germanizacys W. KS.
Pozna1skiego i Prus zacho'
dnich.
Minsl odtsd rok, ukazalo
SIG nowe sprawozdanie dzja-
]alnosci komisyi, a z niego do.
wiedzieli sic patryoci pruscy
ku swemu zdziwieniu, be ko-
misya wykupila W roku 1898
wprawdzie .,spore obszary zie-
mi, ale tylko dwie wioski z
rsk polskich. Me umiano So
bic tego wytl6maczyG, i dopie.
ro teraz zjawia sic W pismach
p6lurzedowych wyjasnienie,
suche, ale bardzo wymowne.
Pisma te oswiadczaja, ze ko.
misya wykupila mniej wiecej
dziesists Geese wiskszej pol
skiei wlasnosci ziemskiej W
Pozna6skiem i Prusach Ia.
chodnich, to jest "praWie
wszystkie dobra zadluaone i
wystawione ma sprzedaz".
Obecnie W rzadkich tylko wy.
padkach jeszcze mona nabyc
wies cd Polaka, a skutkiem
tego komisya kupuje wlosci
przewaznie cd Niemc6w i spo-
dziewa sic, ae bedzie teraz mo.
g}a pracoWsG z wiekszym po.
aytkiem i nabywae tylko takie
dobra, kt6rych rozparcelowa-
ME mniej bedzie przedstawialo
trudnosci. Jednem s}oWem,
komisya przyznaje, ze rola, do
kt6rej ia powoiano, juz sic
sko6czyla, trzeba wyrzec sig
nadziei wykupieuia wszystkiej
ziemi rsk polskich, ae pomysl
zgermanizowania Pozna6skie-
60 "a jej pomocs byl chybio-
nyl
Twierdzili to jua dawno i
poslowie polscy i trzezwi poll
tycy z obozu liberalnego. Sejm
jednak, ,wraz z wszechwladnym
w6wczas ks. Bismarckiem, by}
innego zdania. Szlachta "a
raczei ziemiafstwo pozna6skie
-byIo W oczach aelaznego
ksnclerza podpors polskosci,
ale flarem kruchym, kt6ry
nadzwyczaj latwo wywr6cit,
uchodzi}o "a uosobienie ME.
rzsdu / rozrzutnosci, karciar.
stwa i opilstwa, to tez mnie-
mano, ze "a brzeczaca monete
z lekkiem screen pozbedzie
sic ziemi, albo zmuszone ko.
niecznoscia, bedzie musialo ia
wystawie ma sprzedaa. Wed2ug