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The Press., 1899-02-09
WALES,


Mrs. West is visiting In town.
Miss Ida Smith is visiting her father
o. P. Smith.
Ephraim switzer and wife are visiting
his brother.
The young mon are progressing finely
with their band.
There Is to be a mock trial at the Bap.
tist church, Feb. 22d.
Harry Medzker has gone to housekeep-
ing on the Luther place.
Mr.. Bailey has moved from the Luther
place to Fountain avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society are preparing
for fair to be held Feb. 22d, at the M.
E. church.
Miss Sweeney has been unable to teach
her school for a number of days. on &C.
count of very severe sore throat.
The young ladies are greatly encour-
aged In their progress with their play,
which is to be given very soon at the old
Baptist church.
William Harris and wife attended the
Goth wedding anniversary of their son,
Asa Harris, of Stafford, last Tuesday
evening. Among others who attended
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Fox and Mrs. Steb-
bins.
The Press., 1899-02-09
ELLINGTON.


Crystal Lake Corresp0ndence.)
E. III. Dimock is on the sick list. d"
Ira H. Lewis is i'll with malaria.
Rev. o. E. Thayer has returned to East
Woodstock, after spending week with
friends In this place.
Miss Carrie Kibbe of Ellington is the
guest of her brother, VIM. Kibbe.
Charles Young and family have been
visiting at Dennison Bakers.
Joseph Manard and family have moved
into Mr.. Stacy's house.
Mrs. Caroline Kibbe is in Ellington this
week, with the family Of her nephew, L.
y. Leach, who are all i'll with the grip.
Rev. Charles Baker of Hartford, FORM
erly of this place has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Frank Slater. Mr.. Baker
preached at the M. E. church Sunday
evening.
The Press., 1899-02-09
A Remedy for the Grippe.

"A Kennedy IOT INC UTApPes
remedy recommended for patients afntcted
with the Grippe is Kemps Balsam, which is es-
pecially adapted to diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Do not wait for the first symptoms OF
the disease, but get a bottle to-day and keep it
on hand for use the moment it is needed II
neglected the grippe has tendency to bring on
pneumonia. The Balsam prevents this by keep
ing the cough loose. Ali druggists sell the Bal
sam
The Press., 1899-02-09

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse in the
Children's Home In New York, Cure Feverish-
ness, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move
and regulate the Bowels and Destroy Worms.
over 10000 testimonials. They never rau. At
all druggists, CSC. Sample mailed FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen 8. Olmstead, LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Press., 1899-02-09

T.. ID. P1nney's string Of 1911 beats his for
mer record, and all previous records on
the alley this season. Another contest
will be held next Saturday evening, and
spectators are cordially welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Espig of Hydeville are re-
moving to Holyoke this week, and Satur-
day evening the many young friends of
Miss Clara and Charlie Espig gave them
farewell surprise party. One OF our
most popular young men, who wears a
very light soft hat, very tight pants, and
has a very handsome head of hair, and
who was one Of the party, says that they
had just an elegant time; that they had q
kitchen dance, which they all enjoyed j;
also that the kissing game was INDUCED
In to the fullest extent, not one being
sighted. He also says that between one
and two they babe their friends good-by,
and wendell their several ways Tin pairs. 1"
This Is his description-not ours. and
from his earnestness in speaking, there
can be no question but what he enjoyed
every minute Of it.
This Is true story about little red
fox, who has been laughing to himself
since last Tuesday. 1t seems that two
Of our young men, who claim to be hunt
ers from the start, thought they would go
out Tuesday and bring in brush or two.
Accordingly, locking up the shop, they
started for Moulton Hill for days sport.
They had only been on the ground short
time when the dog, being some distance
in the lead, started his fox, and down the
road he came, directly toward the hunt
ers. or course they heard them coming
and made ready, both being armed with
double barreled guns. The first man the
fox struck could only have been few
yards away when he up with his gun and
banged away with both barrels, not a shot
striking the animal. Reynard kept on
still in the road, directly towards the
second hunter, and 80 close did he pass
that IL he had put out his hand he coulo
have touched him. OF course he also az
with his gun and banged away with both
barrels, with the same result, that not 6
single shot touched the fox. The adject
ives, verbs and nouns they used in &
language, certainly not English, were
painful to listen to-
| West Stafford.
Mrs. M. G. Fletcher's house caugh
fire last evening from the chimney, ant
had 1t not been for Washington Graves tn,
house would. have burned down. TIL
wood work around the chimney was dam
aged. Loss small, covered by insurance
in Tolland County Mutual Insurance Co
Several of the young people from thi
. village were entertained at the home O
: Edmund Leach, in Buff Cap, last Frida
? evening. An oyster supper was served
and all had very enjoyable time; bu
. with the early hours of morning came tn
ride home, and the Ice storm.
The Press., 1899-02-09
ASHFORD.

Henry Woodward Is seriously ill.
WestfOrd.
Joseph Wooliscroft recently lost a
pocketbook containing $12, but it was
soon restored to him by the finder, James
Edwards,
Mrs. Andrew Chapman died Tuesday,
Jan. 31st, after suffering a long time from
the effects of fall which fractured her
hip. Her funeral was held at the Baptist
church Saturday at II O'Clock.
The Press., 1899-02-09
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 80 cert bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II 1t
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove
satisfactory, or money refunded.
W. D. HEALD, Stafford Springs.
The Press., 1899-02-09

The preparation of weeks
eliminate in this monster
Housekeepers' Sale of Tin
ware, Silverware, Ironware,
Chinaware, Glassware, Crock
cry, Enameled Ware, Wire
and Wooden Goods.
The effort of all efforts has
been made to get this splen-
did assemblage of good goods.
Now the sale is on, and the
goods are ready for you.
Our determination is to ex-
coed all past achievements in
the selling of house furnish
ings and kitchen supplies in
this region. And, to that end,
better goods are here, and
prices are
The Press., 1899-02-09
TIN WARE.

TIN"ARE.
Large-sized Retinned Wash Basin, Eo
usually 1Oc-thts sale price, w
six-Quart Preserving Kettles, 10o
usually 19c-sale price, AVS
Six-Quart sauce Pans, 10a
usually 19c-sale price, NV
One-Quart Milk Can, Eo
usually 10c-sale price, w
Two-Quart Milk Can, o.
usually 15c-sale price, oS
Xxx Wash Boiler, copper bottom, Q0n
size z, usually 98c-sale price, OOC
Eight Quart Bread Raisers OK
usually 39c-~,sale price, ~OC
Fourteen-Quart Bread Raisers ok
usually 55c-Sale price, oOC
Two-Quart Pieced Diprers, Ring Eo
handles, usually 10c-sale price, w
00pBs sz tea as Rstes sd nGks p pee 47c
"OODENw-ARE.
Indurated Fibre Water Pals, TOO
usually 29c-sale price, Luz
Induratad Fibre Wash Tubs. medi- 00o
UNI size, usually 9Sc-sale price, OOS
Wood Frame Clothes Wringers, 0Ho
usually $1.4S-sale price, y ~
Folding Wash Benches, A0@
usually 75c-sale price, 1OC
Fifty feet Clothes Lines, o.
usually 10c-sale price, w
Floor ~ops, On
usually 1ac-sale price, 0C
And so on, and on and on.
FORBES & WALLACE,
Main, Vernon and Pynohon streets,
The Press., 1899-02-09

So low that it is a
Positive duty for all
Women within com.
ing distance of the
city of Springfield to
dUUCryt- t1r8r,-1eyaO-.v---a
lay i'm a years sup
ply of these goods.
To give an idea of the I'M
exampled lowness Of these
prices, here is a list of just a
few items:
The Press., 1899-02-09

Wearlsome watching could often be
avoided II remedy had been handy to
break up the sickness when it started.
Williams New England Cough Remedy
does break up q cold. Thousands use 1t.
Ali dealers sell It.
The Press., 1899-02-09

932 The Pur1tans, Arlo Bates. |
ss TIE TIE o Hama
sa6 The Battle of the Strong, Gilbert Parker.
''' <N0''1' ' s. wter Mitchell.
93S Great Love, Clara Louise Burnham
H Hep sU I'VE herm Henry seton as5l8aR
81 Peneiope's Progress, Kate i Douglas W1ggin
943 Sherburne Girls, Amanda Douglass
944 Three Fishermen, Jessie A. Chase.
945 The Castle Inn, Stanley j. Weyman.
GAG A Christmas Accident, Annie e. Trumbull.
947 Little Girl in Old Boston,
94S A Lover of Truth, Eliza o. White.
'a' helOssk Oh D"nnlSoAle MRS ro Humphrey Ward.
$50 Helbeek of Bannisdale, Vol. II,
Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
951 Kentucky Cardinal, James Lane Allen.
952 Aftermath, James Lane Allen.
g53 slave to Duty, octave Thanet.
954 Cape COD Week, Annie E. Trumbull.
955 The Girl at Cobhurst, Frank X. Stock, on.
81 Caleb West, F. HOpkinson Smith.
957 Roden's Corner, Henry ). Merriman.
95S Wild Eelin. VIM. Black.
$50 A Golden Sorrow, Maria Louise Pool.
$50 The Children at SlerbQrne House,
Amanda M. Douglas.
961 In His Steps, Chas M. She don.
So The Crucihxion of Philip Strong,
963 Titus, Florence M. Kingsley.
96l Only susan, Emma Marshall
200 Home Life in Colonial Days.
| Alice Morse Earle.
$40 Costumes of Colonial Times.
| Alice Morse Earle.
2OS Songs and Verse, Eugene Field
200 The seven Seas, Rudyald Ktpling.
446 Under Wellington's Command, G. A. Henty.
AT Both Sides the Border, q. A. Henty.
44S With the Black Prince, VIVA. D. Stoddard.
449 Elsie on the Hudson, Marina Finley.
$50 The Boys OF FairpOrt, Noah Brooks.
451 An Independent Daughter, Amy Blanchard.
452 'Twixt You and Me, Grace lie Baron.
453 Teddy: Her Book. Anna c. Ray.
asa Katrina, Ellen ID. D6land.
ass For PHYS Sake, Sarah Nelson Carter.
456 The Reign OF Terror. G.. A. Henty.
457 By Englands Aid, g. A. Henty.
II The thirty volumes of the Warner IL
brary have been placed under FL, and may
be drawn from the library. The time OF
holding a volume shall not exceed one
week.
The oasis., 1899-12-16

Dining stations.
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Connections made at Benson, Ariz., with the southern Pacific Co, Southern Pacific tOmpanys eastbound train No. 70 arrives at Benson at j.i5 a. m.. and weStbound train No. p at 1923 n. southOound passengers con take sleeper any time after it arrives from the south at HAS D. m Northbound passengers arc allowed to remain In the sleeper at Benson until arrival of SOutt erf Pacific train No, 10.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres X prietas Railroad. leaving at II go "A n. and D. m, daily for Colorado and Nina. prietas.
 Close connection Is made at Guayinas with Pacific Coast Steamship Companys steamer "Orizaba' sailing the lIh of each month for Altata, Mazatlan. Cape St. Lucas MagdaleEa Bay and Ensenada; and with the Occidental Railroad Company,s steamship line Of stcamess sailing June 10th and 30th, July 70. August 10 and 30, September 20 October 10 and %. November % and December 10 and 30. for La Pax, Altata. Mazatlin, San Blas Man zaniliO, Acapulco, Puerto Angel, Salina Cruf Tonala, and San Benito.
 For particulars address
 J. A. NAUGLE,
 -neeral Pass. Ag't. GuaYmas sonora. Nea
The oasis., 1899-12-16
SoGHISE SoG NT~.

A large meeting was held in Bisbee last Friday night to declare their respect and admiration for Superin- tendent Ben Williams and his brother Lewis Williams. who are about to sever their connection with the Cop per Queen Mining Co., It was decided to present the two gentlemen each Ni5h a handsome loving cup and to have d set Of resolutions drafted which would express the sentiments of af- fectiou and respect which all Of Bis bee feels towards Messrs. Ben and Lewis Williams.
 Piospector: J. B Angius, the lead. ing Main street merchant of Bisbee, had close call last Friday evening. A gas jet had been left burning and in some manner the burner on the jet came off, throwing d high flame into the air and filling the place with smoke and soOt. It was not discovered until the store was opened in the morning, when the employee who opened the door was almost knocked down with the escaping gas and fumes. Considerabe damage was done to the stock of dry goods from the failing soot
 ProspectOr, Mir. Ed Miller. an old Arizona pioneer and well known here, was found dead yesterday, having doubtless succumbed to d stroke of paralysis of the heart. MT Miller had recently built house near Willow Springs some eight or nine miles from here, with the intention of starting small chicken ranch Yesterday he was found dead at his ranch, the reap CT death claiming him while he was sitting in chair. A coroner's jury was summoned and after making ex. aminations and hearing of testimony rendered verdict to the effect that death was due to natural causes The deceased was an invalid having sui AVfcu pal BIS VT ohc oiuc HobS years ago which left him in physically poor condition. He was member of the Masonic order and his funeral to- day, which was largely atteEded, was conducted under the ruspices of the F. X A. Nj. Lodge No j. The solemn and impressive funeral service of the order was observed and the deceased brother consigned to that bourne where we are told there is no suffer ing and the weary are at rest De ceased was 55 years of age and leaves q wife and four children to mourn his loss. The sincere sympathy Of the community is extended :sie bereaved family
The oasis., 1899-12-16
TORRES 6 PRIETAS R'Y.
TIME SCHEDULE NO. 6.

Train No. leaves La Colorado at O;,O a. .m., arrives at Torres at s:l5 q. m.
 Train No. 2 leaves Torres at $50 a. m. ar rives at La Colorado at g.l5 a. m.
 Train No leaves La Colorado at $ D nc. arrives at Torres at 3:45 D. m.
 Train No leave Torres at 7:aD D. m., ar- iiycs arrives af La Colorado at s;l5 D. m, All trains on this card connect with sonO- ra railway trains for NOgaies and 6uay mas Telegraph communication exists with Prietas and La Colorado and with all tele- graph lines. Rates. thirty cents Mexican money, for 10 words and cents each extra word. Passenger rates to La COlOrada and vice versa Sl.25 first ciasS. and LOO Mexican money, second class.
 The Torres & Prietas railway Is the best route for Ures. Matape and the faqui river Passengers eau hire coaches from La Colo rada for alOve named districts with a re liable driver who Is well acquainted with these districts.
 Wells. Fargo X Co. carry all express mat ter on Torres Prietas railway. through rates from all parts Of the United states and Mexico.
 Freight can be consign' to r. H seymour or Torres X pretas railway. Torres for La Colorado. Minas Prietas. Ures, Matape. and other points in that distriit who will pay advanre charges and forward same free of commission or brokerage
 F II. SEYMOUR
 Proprietor and President.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-16
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Nfeszczesna gazOlina.

PAM J6zefa Zyrk wczoraj rano
W kuchni mieszkania swego pm.
474 Marshfeld ave. zajefa sic
gotowapiem sniadania na piecy-
ku gazolinowym. Przy niej staiy
jej dzieci, Magdalena, Edward i
R6za, jako tez coreczka sasiada,
barbara Malchon. Napeinila
zbiornik gazolinowy i obok ma
podlodze postawiia otwarte ma
czynie gazolina, poczem byla
TAX nieostrozua, re potaria Ia
palke. w tejae chwili powstala
eksplozya gazoliny, tax J6zef.
ma Zyk, jak i dzieci stanely W
piomieniach. Kobieta starala sic
plomienie tiumic; na krzyk jei j
dzieci zbiegli sic takze sssiedzi, i
W ko6cu stlumiono plomienie,
ale wszystkie ofary straszliwie
juz byiy poparzone. zawieziono
je do szpitala sw. Elzbiety i ME-
wiadomo czyli uda sic zachowac
je przy ayciu. Polar W kuchni
mala tylko zrzsdzii szkode.
Rollinger taaci nadzieje.
Jak Becker W zesziym tygo-
dniu, tax i Rolliuger, ttakze zono-
boica, W tygo:a.niu biezacym stra-
cit ius, wszelka nadzieje, by 20
stall uiaskawionym przez guber-
natora, albo uzyskai dalsza zwlo-
ke wykonania wyroku. Zapewne
jutro W poludnie zostanie straco-
ny. Przygotowai go juz ma to
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Mf0dzj rabusie.

Kiedy pa6stwo D. E. Wales i
panny Ida Roberts i Molly Friend
dzisiaj mad ranem wracali p6-
znej wizyty do domu pm, 199
Ontario ave., trzech wyrostk6w
napadio na'nich obiwszy bro
niacego sic pana Wales, zabrali
opadnietym diva zegarki i ko-
sztowne damskie broszki. Ra-
busie uciekli; re jednakowoa
ieden mich byl kaleka, przeto
policya spodziewa sic, il latwo
ich odkryie.
Ma rogu ulic Ann Randolph,
dwoch rabusiow napadfo ma G.
R. Jonesa, zam. pm. 1928 Park
ave.. i zabrafo mu zioty zegarek
i $40 got6wka.
Teodor Taber, zatsudniouy u
frmy Rockwell & Ruper pm. 5l-
IS La Sale str., jadac g6rna ko-
leja zelazua, padi oiara ziodziei,
kt6rzy mu zabrali dyamentowa
szpilke gotowka 500.
Zwioki przywieziOno.
Zwloki niezaleanego ksiedza
Wincentego Zalewskiego z PhiIa-
delphi przywieziono dis rsno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-16


cerow. Admiral francuski are.
sztowa} prefekta prowincyi
Hainau skonfskowa} chi6ska
kanonierke,
= Ma okrecie austryackie-
60 Lloyda umar}y 3 osoby ma
azyatycks zaraze.
- Dzuma dostala sic juz do
Lizbony. Umarl tam ma MIA
doktor Camara Pessana.
- Slime trzesienie ziemi wy.
budzi}o re snu mieszka6c6w
Limy, W Peru.
- Markiz Castellano zape-
wnia, re ma czele 10000 Fran
cuz6w jest got6w sdobyc Lon
dyn.
Telegrafsta z Hamburga,
ME mogac doczekac sic odpo-
wiedzi cd kolegow W Londy.
ME, zagrozi} i'm przysianiem
Boerow. "a ten zart ziozono
60 z urzedu.
= Socyalisci W Belgii po-
dzielili sic na diva obozy.
- w Kowloon, W Chinach,
schwytali rabusie Z letniego
chlopca zazadali cd ojca
wielkiego okupu. Gdy ten
ME nadszed1, zabili ch}opca i
i odeslali zw}oki W beczce cd
soil.
- Handlarze ameryka6scy
oszukuja publicznosc i skarb
zwiazkowy, sprzedaia l!!kiery i
wilma tutejsze pod pozorem, ae
to So oryginalne wyroby "a.
graniczne.
= Ia listy wyse}ane do Ri.
lipin p}aci sig dotychczas 8
centow. Odtad naklejac ma ME
MONA zuaczki dwucentowe.
- Pa6stewko Panama, pra.
gnie nalezec do Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych.
- w Berlinie rozpedzono
wczoraj gwaltowne zebranie
anarchist0w.
W Madrycie widziano
dobrze spadajace gwiazdy
mniejszej wiekszej wlelkosci.
- w Miami, Fla, zamel.
dowano IL nowych wypadk6w
a6}tej febry.
- John ALEX W st. Louis
umar} W skutek rany otrzy-
manej podczas cry we nfoot'
ball".
W New Yorkn umar}
Gerson Siegel, 81. letui vice
prezes kompanii Siegel Coo.
per. Pozostawia po sobie mi.
lionowy majstek. Przybyl do
Ameryki bez fundusz6w ME
majac 2adnych kapita}6w.
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Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWei.
Chicago, Is Listopada.

Przysz}e losy W Afryce po-
ludniowei rozgrywaja sic pod
Ladysmith. Wartose strategi-
czna mieiscowosci tel ME jest
jednak r6wna dla obu stron.
Posiadanie miasta jest dla An
glikow potrzebnem tylko dla
spokojnego doczekania sic po-
silk6w; przeciwnie, Boerzy
zdobyc miasto muszs, jesli
maja W og6le mice moznosc
posuniecia sic dalej ma polu-
dnie, dotarcia do morza i zaje-
Ella cslego Natalu, a W dal'
Sym ciagu W razie powodze-
MIA, i Kaplandu. Ladysmith
rozstrzyga zatem o losach wo.
jenuych Anglik6w na razie, ma
najblizszs przyszlosc kilkuna.
stu dni, o losach Boer6w zas
zasadniczo. Rozumieja to do
brze TransWaalczycy / general
Joubert stana} pod miastem
jako jeden pierwszych zaraz
z pierwszs kolumna stray
przedniej,a prezydent Krueger
przybyl do Glencoe, ably bye
bliaej rozstrzygaiscego 0 10,
sach Transvaslu momentu
wojny.
Miasteczko Ladysmith, Ii
ezsce 1900 mieszka6cow, ley
mad rzeks Kip river ma stoku
wzg6rz, spadaiacych }agodnie
cd wschodu ku zachodowi.
Miasteczko posiada kilka zna-
czniejszych budynk6w, wielks
szkole, wiszienie, gmach rzs-
dowy, kilka ma}ych koscio}6w;
wodocisgi ss bardzo dobre,
natomiast inne urzadzenia po,
zostawisja wiele do ayczenia.
Przez srodek miasteczka ply.
ME Kip river, g6rski potok,
zrzadzaj9cy corocznie przy
wylewie znaczre szkody;
wskutek tego wyasygnowl
Rad angielski $4,000 funtow
na wybudowanie tamy, prace
jednak prawdopodobnie ME sa
uko6czone. OkolicznosG ia jest
bardzo wazns dla oblezonych
Anglikow, bo cd dw6ch tygo-
dui trwaja deszcze W Natalu /
}atwo zdarzyc sic moze, re
opr6czinieprzyjacielaz zewnstrz-
nego, moze sic przeciw MIN
zwrocie nieprzyiaciel wewne-
trzny W obrebie miasta, po-
w6dz. Ma razie znsczna ilosc
woody W Kip Iriver okaza3a
sic prawie Acknowledgement
dla wojsk angielskich, gdyz
Boerom udalo sic przeciac wo-
dociag.
Pod tytu}em: ''Die Volks-
bewegung in BOehmen und
Maehren", zamieszcza ''Poli-
tik" zaimuiacy artyku}, rzuca.
iscy swiat}o ma oststnie zabu-
rzenia ich przyczyny. "Po.
czucie legalnosci pisze
wspomniany dziennik - kt6re
ludnosci caeskiej jest niejako
wrodzone, ME zaWiod}o W sto
LEY AMI po "a stolies take W
tych dniach najwyzszego ped
niecenia. Przewaana ezssG ma
nifestacyi, jake ME omins}y
niemal sszaduej miejscowosci
cd Szumawy do Beskidow, od-
bywala sic scisle w granicach
ustawowych, dozwolonych kaz-
demu obywatelowi pa6stwa.
Dla czego W niektorych okoli-
each granice te przekroczouo
ola czego przyszio do eksce.
sow, mad ktorymi, jako TAXI
mi, bez wzgledu na nastep-
stwa, ubolewac nalezy, to cze'
scia wykaza sadowe dochodze-
MIA, czescis kryje sic W tai
njkach urzadzed miejskich,
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Angielska przewaga.
10000 posifk6w jest juz W Afryce.
POGKOsKA O ZDOBYCIU LADYsMITH
sTRAJK WIOCHOW W sZWAJCARYI


polegaiacych ma nastroju chwi'
Ii, nastroju, kt6ry poczyna SIG
ME raz po "a swiadomoscia, a
tenn usuwa sic z pod wyjasnie'
MIA. Zaznaczyc trzeba szcze-
g6lniej W obec faktu, re do
wybuchu, ktory pociagnas "a
sobs tax fatalne nsstepstwa,
przyszlo wlasnie W Morawach,
gdzie charakter ludnosci jest
spokojniejszy niz W Czechach.
Jedna przyczyn tego tkwi W
stosunkach, ktore W nowozyt-
mem pa6stwie zdawa}yby sic
bye niemoziiwe. | tax miaste-
czka morawskie znajduja sic
W najwiekszej czesci pod pod
wojnym rzadem, kt6re unie.
mozliwiajs wszelks s}uzbe
bezpiecze6stwa Podczas gdy
W innych austryackich krajach
"ghetta" zamieszksne pred
zsprowadzeniem rownoupraw-
nienia = wy}scznie przez lud,
uosc aydowska, pofsczono cd
dawna miastami W iedno
ciaio administracyine = ma
Morawach "ghetta" stanowia
po wiekszeI czssci odrebne
polityczue gmiuy.
Poszczegolne ulice, czesto
nawet poszczeg6lne domy two
rzs polityczna gmine zydow-
ska reprezentacya gminaa /
z burmistrzem IA czele, gmine,
W kt6rej chrzescia6ski bur.
mistrz ME ma zadnej kompe
! tencyi. Po najwiekszej czesci
gminy te 50 tax mate, ze ME
So W stanie pe}nic zadaG, w}o
zonych ma gmine polityczna.
Zamozniejsi izrael'ci opusci.
| Ii odaawna wsskie, brudne
uliczki, bt6re sta1y sic siedzlba
najubozszych warstw obu wy.
zna6. 0 zarzadzeniach polity-
cznych i sanitarnych nielua
mowy, gdy ME ma ma to orga.
now. A miejski straznik poll.
cyjny ME moze interweniowaG,
DO to jest = obca gmina. Tax
by}o W Holeszowie, gdzie, jak
@iadomo, burmistrz gminy
zydowskiej strzeg} tax pilnie
nietykalnosci swojej gminy, ze
przeciw interwencyi jednego z
representative gminy chrze.
scia6skiej uay} natychmiast
SHY fzycznej, co doprowadziio
do znanych, tragicznych kon-
sekwencyj. Dodac nalezy ma
rodowoscioWe przeciwie1stwa,
ktore w}asnie izraelici na Mo.
rawach, nawet W czysto cze'
skich miastach wysuwajs na
pierwszy plan W TAXI spos6b,
ia powstaja antagonizmy, o
kt6rych zaostrzeniu ktos zdala
bedacy ME moze mice pojecia.
NaWet stan rzeczy W tax zwa.
nych "zamknietych" teryto-
ryach zdaje sic bye znosnieJszy
wobec stosunkow, jake wy
tworzy3y sic W morawskich
miastach wskutek tego, ze zy-
dzi, po}sczywszy sic z .wojujs.
Gym obozem niemieckim, W
zaciek}osci przewyzszaja nawet
teuto1ski Juror Wolf6w. . DO,
lewajac = ko6czy "Politik"
- mad przekroczeniem legal
nych granic i przestrzegajac
pred MEM, mus!my jednak
zarazem wezwac wladze pan.
stwowe, aby wype1ni}y sw6j
obowiszek usunefy wreszcie
nieslychane stosunki admin.
stracyjne W miastach moraw-
skich".