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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
WHAT DOES IT MEAN

The Administration has ordered sew
sral of our big warships to China aud
she probability of landing troops there
70 be marched inio the interior Is being
discussed. just what this waFhke
demonstration means is not clear, ~
'he present Administration Is not
given to taking the public into its con-
idence, but OF doing n good many
things under cover not consistent with
she traditions and principles of our
Government.
As an Silerlhoughi, II 10 given out
that there Is q fear of an uprising among
a ianaiicnl sect of CaiBcse agsingt the
missionaries Ia China, and that this
movement Is intended for the Iaiter's
projections but IL appears that these
warships were seat gu, everal weeks
ago on representations nade by the
state Department and ut the same
iIme to the British Government by the
Shanghai Commercial Association ''cAlI
hing attention TO EMPIRES Ans threat.
snIng attitude Ia reference to ihe open
door question:" In which nothing was
limited about possible nprislBg against
she missionaries.
1t Is purely commercial aud poIii-
Sal question. The powers nearest c hi.
ma are more interested IN this matter
,han the United StE,es aud are the ones
30 settle Il, and the disturbances III
progress are said TO be located parilc-
ulnr.y In The district IN which Rassia
W endesoriRg 10 extend tho sphere oi
her influence. II 10 natural 10 suppose
that she would desire to guaraniee the
safety Of fDrcign interests and the E,is-
sionafies; pur kngiapa Is csirrinci,
jealous Of Ressia's inroads Into China,
and the lai,cr's ecenpssiun Of tho euun-
:sy iaroisea wenld be very ds~,asseiul
TO hcr. kngland. however, has hes
hands iaii In The saaah Af,iean hys.
sim, aad there Is a well grounded sus-
pleian TINT the AdmInis,raiioH's iatcr-
tereare IL undertaken b<causr d. sccsr-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The Filipinos resisted Spanish op.
preston for two hundred ycaIs, and
now, though they apparently bsvo no
leader nor organization, aud despite
the fact that Gen. Oils has assured as
uime and again that the war In the
Philippines is over and that Luzou is
paciiied, they continue to carry on u
desultory aud harassiag ambush war
fare against their new master, the
United States. They may keep up this
sort Of thing against US MS long rs they
did against Spain unless we send troops
enough over there 10 cNtcrminatc them
aud kill out every ycslige Of sentiment
ui independence. The desire to be
free and indcpcnden, appears to be
born into the Fihpinos, aud whether
y il Spain or the United States that
would place the yoke Of dependence
spOn them, seems 10 matter little with
them. Can this spirit be subdued, and
~ government that boasts itself Of
self. government, TO be the one TO crush
L Butf
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Probate Docket for APiI Term, 1900,

Chas. Gidley, Reconsideration and Ho
bccca Gidiey, executors.
Marvin y. LARRY, minor-Jacob LARRY
guardian.
Jacob Haynes ct al, minors--John zolman.
guardian.
George and Minnie Herzog. miHors--Ge5.
HerzoE, guardian.
Mary }. aierryman ct al. minoTs-Mary j.
MerTyman, guardian.
Theo. Forster ct al, mihors-Jcnnie T.
Forster. guardian.
Frank washischeik. rninors--J. c. Alex
nnder. guardian.
george Conover ct al, minors-w. n. G.
Conover. guardian.
Emma keiier Ct al. mInors--Emma e. kei-
Ter. guardian.
0racs Hanks. naiHor--NiinerSa 4. Blanks.
guardian.
Willis Is. Hanks. dcceased-Minerva A.
Eslsnks. administrators.
Hugh DUFFY, deceased-Annie DufEy, nd.
minIstrasrix.
Eiixa Dunn. deceased--Annie DufIy, ad.
minlstutrix.
lone Patterson. Inlner-w II. Young. cur.
ator.
Edith Kitto, minor-'Tios. }. Kitto, guard
ian.
Matte Alexander. mfuor-I.. II. Butter,
curator.
Mary Rurk, nainoT--Reukeuar IIuck
guardian.
Floyd aanler. minor--J. y. Taylor, saard-
tan.
Hans Jormnns~n. tleeea ssst--xancx n. Ior.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

sergcnl Wharton Golden, Repub-
licaE aiili,iaman, Is alleged 10 have
made a confession 10 kcnlucky's
Commonwealth Attorney, telling who
vas Goubels assassin, and the report
has created great CONSERVATION among
The Republicans and those suspected Of
implication Ia the conspiracy. Col
dcu Is said to have been a strong friend
ui the Republican Secretary Of State
Powers, who Is under arrest rs an &C
cessory before the fact. The man who
did the shooting is y muIaIto and be
Is located In the mountains, bot has
not yet Lecu arrested
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The Glass Trust has concluded that
it can make better plate glass aud with
more profit at Crystal City than by
shipping the superior raw material 50
abundant there to Iis Eastern works,
and We are pleased to notice that the
glass works ut that place arc TO DO re-
opened. This Is encouraging news TO
abe people Of Crystal City aud Festus.
whose principal trade Is dependent up
on the operation Of these works. Its
a pity that such valuable property aud
natural resources are controlled by a
iFpst which can shut down the works
or start them up at pleasure, as the
trustees may decide is necessary to con.
troll production, instead Of By an indie
pendent corporation in legitimate COM
petition with other glass works, rs was
the case before the Napolcons Of finance
instituted the trust system.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Friend 10 Friend.

Il h not 30 much what the newspa-
pers say, az what psighbor says 10
ncighboF, or irirnd 10 friend that has
blooghi chambefiAin's Cole. Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy Into such gen
eral use. IL Is as natural for people to
express their gratitude ailer using this
remedy rs Il u for water to iow down
hill l, Is the one remedy that can A..
ways be depended upon, whether baby
Ia sick With cholera infaaium or 4 man
with cholera morbus. 1t Is pleasant,
safe aud reliable. Have you bottle
of Il 10 your homer For sale by City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

From the ylndicatcr. naiherscrdtou. n. G.
The editor of the vindlcztor has had
occasion 10 sest the efficacy OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm twice with the
most rcmarkablo results IN each case.
First, with rheumatism In the shoulder
from which he suffered cxcrucisfing
psin for ten days. which was relieved
With two spplica.lons II Psia Balm,
rubbing the parts afflicted and realisiax
isssiani bcneih and entire relief In 4 very
sh0rf sisna. Sccpad. IN rheumatism, In
thlsh j,Inf, almost pvossrasing him with
severe psia. which w.s rciiered By two
applicxtioas, Fubbiag with the iiuimsnt
On retiring at niakl snd gssting ~ fruc
from paIa For sale IS chy Drag stofe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

iary Hays secret alliance with Eagland
aud has ss much 10 do with England's
interests 10 China as with our own.
The Administration has involved H.
self in such n policy Of imPesialisiic
aggression, ignofisg the wise warning
Of our earlier statesmen against eniang.
ing foreign alliances, That one Is pre-
pared to see Il go to almost any length.
even to allying Itself With England and
taking a hand In the "parli'ioning Of
China on which several of The other
big powers are bent. Some Ui our
leading statesmen do not hesitate 10 de.
nounee this warlike demonstration on
the part Of the Administration rs I'M
warranted either 10 law or morals, and
TO express the belief that il Is dune to
check Russia and to aid England. II
Russia aud England waat to mix up
over their greed for supremacy in Chi.
ma. let them mix, but the United States
should keep out Of the mus, only see
Ing that American interests are pro
iected.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The Kentucky trouble could soon be
settled peaeeably II Taylor and lis He
publican advisers would respect the law
and the courts, but rs the law is all
sgaipst them this they rcinse to do.
As a consequence that State continues
on the verge of revolution and blood
ahcd
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

''Thc glass works at Crystal City
arc to bc reopcncd aud put In opera.
ton. Democratic papou are not ex.
peci-d 10 make note Of lhis item, -
remarks the Bonnie TeiTe Democrat
Register. Why noi' Democratic pa.
prTs have said that the works were
shut down by the Trust, TO which tie
plant belongs, because 1t II WAS 10 Ia
interest 10 do 80. The Democrat.
Register denied this patent truth, aud
asserted that "ihe veual, ignorant aud
fearful legislation Of this State, aud
no, the Trust, was responsible for the
shutting duwu Of the glas, works At
Crystal City. The Trust has learned
that ii can work this plant with more
profit than shipping the raw material
from that point to some of It's distnn,
plants to be worked up II il was
"thc ycual, ignorant and fearful lcgis-
latiDn Of this State" that contributed
to the shutting down of these works q
few months ago, and as there has been
no change in the legislation Of the
State since that time, cannot the Dem
ocrat. Register see how inconsistent II
has been and how wilfulIy il slnudercd
the good name Of the State by is rcck
less and groundless assertions.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Nervous weakness or palpitation Of
the heart indicates disorder in the
stomach aud digestion. prickly Ash
Bilters is a wonderful remedy Is uch
cases. Ii cleaBses, strengthens and
regulates tho stomach, liver and bow
els, removes the cause OF the heart
symptoms aud builds up strong and
vigorous body. Sold by Z. c. Me
Cormick Drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Administrators, Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters ~ I'D
niinist rntion were granted ~ the under
signed ny tho Probate Court u ~, Fruncuia
County. Missouri, barring datE ~ February
q. iis1. on the estate Of
T.. a. wIGGEH, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said Is
tate are required TO exhibit them 10 tine Al.
mlnlsimt0r for allowance within one year
from the date OF said letter., nT they may
be prrcluded from any benrnt 81 said rs
tate, and II not exhibited for allowance
within two years fuim the date ~ said hi
tiers. they VIII H. forever barred.
". -. Young. ITblic Admlnipi rAt0T.
March - lgU0.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The County Democratic Committee
will weet next Monday, March goth,
ut .. N, TO change the dates for the
precinct mass meetings and County
Convention TO elect delegates 10 The
State, Judicial and Congressional Con
Ysntiuns.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The Cincinnati Eaqaircr demands
The removal Of Attorney General fsrigxs
oa the ground tnss he 10 too iriendly
TO the suasts. Upon the same grDnud
the people deHssat the removal N the
entire McKinley Standardization. and
will back tho demand w'si ihsE bal
lots --Tnl.oa Fun
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

McKinley's Administration Is more
English than American, more impcr-
ialislic than republican. England can
got any sort VI onc-sided alliance she
asks for.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Times
THURSDAY, MARCH ~, 1900.

Russia and Germany give the United
States notice that American wsrshiPs
arl troops In CbinA are no, 10 their
liking. ~
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters ties
mentuTy we're granted 10 the undersigned
Ivy the pruiate Court Of -. fmucois cDun
~ Mo. ON the 18th dag Of February. 1870.
ON the estate OF
JOEL XOLEtAS, Deceased.
Al persons having riuiIns against said IS
tate are required to exhibit them 20 thu
Executors for allowance within one year
from the date Of said lpttcrx, or they may
he prrcluded from any beneiit OF said estate
and n not exhibited for allowance within
two years from the date OF said letters. they
VIII be forever barred.
J. z. LOLMAN, s,..,,,s.-s
Iuiis y GnsSETT,
February Is, iBp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The Standard OH Company has in
creased It's price on oil three cents a
gallon over that Of two ytars ago.
Three cents n gallon isn'i much. bu,
on a production Of 400, 600, 600 gall
Ions a year, which is The output Of the
Standard Oil Company, Il means the
eAaciivn Of tribute Of S5l, 600, 600
from the consumers of coal oil 10 fur
Their enrich that gigantic monopoly.
That the advance is arbitrary, and
not the result Of additional cost in pro-
luciion, but highway robbery, is shown
by the fact that the company recently
declared a quarterly dividend Of 20 p,r
cent on It's sIOO, 600, 600 capital, or
about ESQ, 600, 600 y year That the
robbery Is only small amount from
each consumer Of coal oil, the great
majority Of whom are poor people,
makes the crime none the less, and
shows the pnsernpulousncss Of trusts
generally.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
IL ZnINAN Drren.e,i.
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of al
minlhtFntfOn were granted 10 the under
signed by the Probate Court Of ~. FRANCOIS
county, Missouri. bearing date OF frb sth,
1907, on the estate OF
MARC ARET 4. EVANS. Decd.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required To- exhibit them To the
Administrator for allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters, o. they
may he preciuded from any bcBefit Of said
estate. ana n not exhibited for alluwnnct
within two years from the Date Of said let
ters they WI be forever barred.
W. n YOUNG,
Fab. 8, 1870. Public Administrator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Series Of Stock Values From Date of
Organization Of Association.

/. Merrill F1pkin. secretary, and ". y.
noss, President. euch DE his oath. states
that the above and foregoing statement Is
true 20 tho besi 0f my knowledge and belief
as shown by the bonks ana accounts OF said
". 2. unsS, President
MERRit.L. I'IrKIN. Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before
( - me. this the 18th day of March
~ HENJ. ~. MARnTRY.
Notary Public,
Ny commission expires Nov. u. Is12.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23
WOJNA w CHINACH.

Ostatnie telegramy Chin donosza, ze
wojna formlanie sic juz rozpoczefa, choc
urzedowne ME jest ogfoszona. w niedziele
komcndanci flot zagranicznych W porcie
Taku zaz4daE Cd komendanta fortecy chin
skiej, ably zaniechat kfadzenia torped, a
nadto wyszedf wojskiem fortecy. w od-
powiedz na to Chihczycy zaczeli strzelac
dziai fortecznych do okret6w zagrani-
cznych. kt6re tez Cd dpowiedziafy strzafami
i przystqpiiy do bombartlowania fortecy.
Bombardowanie trwaio siedm godzin. Re-
zultat tego bombardowania Jest rozmtAcie
podawany, tax ze ME wiadomo komu VIE
rye. w bitwie podobno 700 Chinczy k6w
zostafo zabitych. Ma okrecie rosy jskim Elk
splodowaf magazyn kilkunastu marynarzy
zostafo zabitych. Nastepnego dnia europej-
czycy poprzecinali druty podwodne faczqce
torpedy. Pogfoska wysadzeniu torpedo
mi dw6ch angielskich okretow ME spra-
wdza sie.-Chinski krzyzowiec Hal
Yang zostaf zabrany przez Anglik6w i
Moskali W porcie ku.-Pogfoski o zamor-
dowaniu konsulow niemieckiego francu-
skiego okazuja sic nieprawdziwemi.
u Shangai donosza, re wojska rosyjskie
zaatakowafy Pekin, stolice Chin, dwu
stron Chinskie wojsko regularne zburzy-
TO podobno kilka dom6w nalezacych do Gu
dzoziemc6w. Wszystllie te wiadomosci
rozruchach SD tylko pogfoskami, kt6rych
sprawdzic ME MONA. Zdaje sic, re pan
stwa europejskie rozmyslnie przesadzaja
wiadomosci rozruchach, ably usprawiedli-
vic swe wtargniecie do Chin.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23
UNIWERSYTET JAGIELLONSKI.

w 1864 zafozyf Kazimierz Wielki aka
demie czyli uniwersytet, zwany podowczas
'Studium generale,' pod Krakowem, we
sko miasta Kazimierza otrzymafa Madry
Statut Wislicki, byi niepocieszony, re gdy
przysz1o sic spierac Z Krzyzakami o zagar-
niane przez mich ziemie grody, spory te
pred Stolice Apostolska wytaczac - to
chytry Krzyzak umiaf prawem krecic IVY
krecac, a Polacy, ME znajacy podstaw pra-
wnych, kt6remi sic rzadzif zachod Europy
ME umieli sic bronic przegrywali.
Wziawszy tedy wz6r Z uniwersytetu bo-
nonskiego, pragnaf zafozyc szko1e wyzsza,
kt6rejby Polakow prawa sztuk wyzwo-
lonych uczono. Nalezafy do tego take me-
dycyna teologia; ale papiez Urban V, cd
ktorego potwierdzenie statutu szkofy zale-
zafo, ME dozwolit ma otwarcie wydziafu teo-
logicznego, uwazajac, ze 'nar6d polski zbyt
jeszcze grubych jest obyczajow, ably tax
subtelna mogt sic zajac nauka.'
Przyszfo tedy do zafozenia Studii gene
rails" W kt6rem pieciu mistrz6w uczyfo
prawa rzymskiego, trzech kanonicznego,
dw6ch zas 'fizyki' Pr6cz tego byf jeden
"magister in artibus. Przesiczny dyplom
ma zafozenie tej szko}y kt6rego parafraza
tylko jest przywilej JagieHy r. 400, "a
leca szkole W podnios1ym zwrocie poetycz-
nym, zeby byfa 'perfa wiedzy przemoznej,
wydawafa ludzi dojrza1oscia rady mamie
nitych, cn6t ozdoba jasniejacych, r6znej
wiedzy pefnych i zeby W niej bito zr6dto
nauki dobroczynne, kt6regoby mogli
czerpac wszyscy pragnacy oswiecenia.'
Kamien wegielny takiei akademii POLO
zyi Kazimierz Wielki dnia II maja, W lie
lone Swieta roku 1864 i zacza} dla niej
gmach ma Bawole budowac. Lecz zanim
injury wyszfy fundamentow, Kazimierz
rozstaf sic z tym swiatem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23
Vol. XIV. June %, 1900.
granice brylant6w

do przewiezienia przez granice brylant6w
"a 100000. kxSss - -.
W San Diego, Cal, marfa 10 lat, licza-
ca lndyanka Gardindo, jecna pierwszych
osob teJ rasy kt6re nawr6ciiy sic ma wiare
katolicka. Pozostawala do konca aycia
gorliwq wyznawczyniq nauki Chrystusowej.
Pod Cadott, Wis, podlozono pod dom
farmera Johna Peterson bombe dynamito-
wa, kt6ra eksplodowala. Cafy r6g domu
jest zniszczony. Dwoje dzieci pokaleczyfo
sic, PAM Peterson rozchorowala sic pre-
strachu.
w New Yorku, n. Y, odbyla sic kon-
wencya Sionist6w, Hydow, pragnacych
wyemigrowat do Palestyny. Organizacya
ta liczy W Stanach Iiedn. Il35 towarzystw,
do ktorych nalezy 10000 czfonk6w ..-s,;, s.-;,,,
| w Hutchinson, kas., zderzyi sic pociag
towarowy kolci Santa Fe tramwaiem elek-
trycznym. Tramwaj zostai zgruchotany i
trHy osoby zabite na miejscu. PAM Patton
zostala przecietq ma dwie polowy.
W koplani Hale, Minn., nastapii pred
wczesny wybuch ladunku dynamtowego,
! od ktdrcgo ) os6b Zostato zabitych Alarm
dany byl wprawdzie. Iecz pomoc przybyla
cokowiek "a p6Ano nirszczrSliwych tru-
dino bylo uratowac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23
TELEGRAMl ZAMORSklE

PodczaS ostatnich bury Niemczech
straciIo iyrir L. os6b
Blskuprm sutraganrm krakowskim mia
nowany ZOstai ks, kan. Nowak
" sobotr owtarty zostui parliament wfo-
SKI ObrcnOSci rodziny kr0ewskiei.
Il poWodu braku wHgla przrdzalnie i ia
hrykl stall W SzkOcyi zostamQ zamkniete.
W kalro. W Egipcir, od cZasu powstania
dhumy Hachorowaio - os6b, q tych 81 IL
mario.
Prczydrnt Kruger, uchodzac Pretoryi,
zabral SODA II pol miliona doIar6w
gOt0Wcr.
ksinIr katchito kanin, crsarski ksaze
japonSki, przybyt do Bcrina studyowac
sztukr wojskowQ.
Il Hamburger Bremen odpfyucto w ma
ju 33.O0 rmigrant6w. w tel Iiczbic byio
Nirmcow tylko 2,3S9.
l'rZrdOwc roZporzadzenic Niemczech
nakazuic zaprowadzcuie lOO-stopnowego
tcrnometru Celsiusa.
Prey scislcjszych wyborach do izb pra
wodawczych we Wloszech wybrano Q kon-
stytucyonist6w socyalist6w.
Przrd pIaccm wystawy W Paryzu wyko-
lett sic omnibus. Jeden pasazer poni6sl
SmierG, l3 Os0b zostalo poranonych
Il Manili odpfyneta do Chin amcrykah-
ska kanonicrka "Concord.' Caly 9ty pufk
piechoty Zostanic wyslany do Tirn Tsin.
Il Wirdnia ucielI do Amcryki fabrykant
skrzyn Edmund Xiegler, zabrawszy posag
nirdawno poSIubionej panny Soumcr.
Rcduktorzy dzicnnika "Nocc dc Mexi-
coz ,ktory wychodzi W Meksyku zostaIi, ska
zani ma 6-ciO mcsieczne wieHienie "a obra-
zc Wojska.
w staujp BrrmudpZ w Wrnpzupli mia
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-23

Il Detroit otrzymujem nastepujQc4 ko-
respondencye:
Sz. Panic Redaktcrze.
Ze wzgledu ma R5tiamutne wiadomosci
W pismach angielskich sprawie obywate-
la A. Radlinskiego, upraszam uprzejme
zamieszczenie W pismie panskiem niniej-
Fszej notatki. .Jako Swiadek naoczny wszy-
stkiego, co sic stafo, uwazam "a sw6j obo-
wiqzek podat wszysrkie fakta do wiadomo-
sci publicznej.
W przeszfq srode 1890 czerwca rano szef
detektyw6w prywatnych Detroit zgioslt
sic do wielebnego ksiedza f. Murlera,
proboszcza parafii sw. Wojciccha, Il zapy-
taniem, czy ME Zna pewnel osoby, pOszu-
kiwanej przez rad yjski na mocy war
rantu, wyjetegO przez ambasadora rosyl-
skiego hr. Cassini W Waszyngtonie. KS.
Mueller, obejrzaws1y warrant fotografie
poszukiwanego, pr@2strzcgi go O grozqcem
niebezpieczenstwie uwiadomif r0wniez
nizej podpisanegu, Poniewaz wedfug
brzmienia traktatd zawartego 4 Rosya
przez prezydenta Clevelanda, nieEtGre
przestepstwa polity"me pociagajq "a sobq
|ekstradycye, oraz Warrant, wydany przcz
sekretarza stanu rzadowi rosyjskiemu, da-
je prawo detektywom aresztowat oskarzo-
nego i odstawic g natychmiast do Wa
szyngtonu: poniewa5 wedfug brzmienia te-
goz traktatu the testimony of the accused
is of no value" ,Swiadectwa poszlako-
wanej osoby ME ynaia zadnego znacze-
MAJ poniewaz warrant, chociaz opie-
wal przestepstwo pospolite, byf jednak
zredagowany W ~posob tax nieJasny
og6lnikowy, re podstep re strony Rosy
rzucaf sic odrazu oczy; poniewaz spra-
wa OBJ. R-go by1a zliana nizej podpisanemu
Z innych zrode1 jako scisle polityczna,-
przyjaciele sciganego przewiezli go co pre-
|dzej przez rzeke do Kanady, ably zyskac
ma czasie zorganizowac obrone. Poscig
byf tax energiczny, ze tylko przez wyspe
Belle Isle ma mafei todce MONA byfo do
konac ucieczki " Windsor Ont, detekty-
wi agency Pinkertona W porozumieniu z
mieiscowymi aresztowali OBJ R-go tegoz
dnia godzinie 9ej wieczorem i, jak sic zda-
je nizej podpisanemu, pr6bowali wprowa-
die go ma przew6z: ttum, kt6ry sic zbiegf
natychmiast dowiedziaf, co sic dzieje,
|natchnaf ich jednak inna mysla. Oh. R-ski
pozostaf W Windsor W hotelu pod opie-
ka detektywow do czwartku rano, kiedy,
wedfug praw miejscowych, musiaf bye sta
wiony pred sedziegc. Pzez cafy ten czas
nizej podpisany znajdowaf sic wciaz przy
OBJ. R-skim, sledzac przebieg wypadk6w.
We czwartek rano przybyf take z Detroit
mfody prawnik polski p. August Cyrowski.
Sedzia Bartlett po przesfuchaniu ob. R-go
i po przemowieniu PIP. Cyrowskiego i
miejscowego adwokata Hanny, uznaf war
rant "a niewazny ma terytoryum brytyjskiem
i przywr6cif wolnosc OBJ. R-mu. Sedzia
dodaf, re nabra} przekonania, il warrant
zostaf wyfudzony podstepem przez Rad ro-
syjski re OBJ. R-ski jest zwykfym pre-
stepca politycznym. Ma wszelkie argumen-
ty detektNw6w zacny sedzia powtarzaf: ia