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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.
The Affected Area 10 Now One Vast
Bare, Lonely Desert.

The Affected Area 10 NOW Ouo sost
Bare, Lonely Desert.
Nothing but the absorption OF all public
interest by the South African war prevents
the terrible conditions now prevailing N
India from creating o tremendous sensa.
ton In Great Britain.
At the present time no less than ten mill.
ion natives are practically starving and
wholly dependent on Government relief foi
the means OF sustaining life.
Mr.. Donald Sweaton, O member OF the
Vlceregnl Council, who recently returned
from tour In the central and western part
OF India, describes the situation thus:
"Por hundreds OF miles on end not Q
single stalk OF corn or even dry stubble
was seen, not yet.n blade OF green pasture
"There was no water. except In the
larger rivers and streams. The deepest
tanks and reservoirs, which never had been
known to run dry, are now dry as rock.
"The whole country Is now ono vast
bare, brown lonely desert. where in or.
binary seasons one may SEQ busy thrash,
Ing floors studded all over With heaps OF
Cruln,"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
MORE HOLLAND BOATS.
Navy Department Contracts to Pay sIIS.-
900 La Future.


WASHINGTON. D. c. (Spscial).-The Navy
Department has signed q contract with the
Holland Submarine Torpedo Boat Com
papy for more OF the boats OF tho Holland
type.
The Government pays sl5o.40o for the
Holland aud agrees to pay Sl75,000 each
for any boats ofths type Il may purchase
hereafter. The company agrees to sell to
the Government any OF the patents used In
the construction OF the boat aud to furnish
experts for reasonable time 10 train q
naval crew in the management OF the hol.
land.
Notwithstanding the element OF danger.
there Is no lack Of applicants for ths arst
command OF ths Holland from junior
naval officers. The disposition Is TO re-
fraiu from ordering any one to the post
and to give It to volunteer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
Pronlnoat People.

Russell 4. Alger. former Secretary OF
War, declares he will spend tho remainder
of his life In Detroit.
Lord Rosebery IL to be the hero OF q
romantic novel written by rising young
Jewish novelist OF London.
Senator Depew has purchased lot In
Washington and Il II expected that he will
build permanent residence there.
General Lord Roberts is . clever chess
e,syer, but dislikes all card games. Chess
nay DO called his favorite recreation.
Former Secretary Of State olney is to
make Q tour Of the Orient. and Will stop
Over ard study the aitustlaa In the Philip
plnse,
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escorted By the entire North Atlantic
saua dron under command OF Rear.Admiral
rsrQuhar. The squadron 10 now ut Ber-
muda and will time its movements 50 as to
srftve Oh the North Coast OF Porto k!co
sbo1t the time the Dolphin In sighted.
Governor Allen will be inau4ursted at
San Juan on May I. aud General Davis,
the Military Governor. will turn out oil OF
the United Ssstes troops under his com.
nand In honor Of the occasion.
Tho ships OF the squadron 1ill flre "a.
lutes, which will be answered by tho shore
batteries. Thore will bs some speeches
and at night the feet will use their electric
lights and thero will be general illumina.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
LAsE DIrcH FOR BoERs.

Swaziland Said to Be Chosen For Retreat
II Pretoria Falls.
LONDON (By Cable).-Mr. Prevost.Bat-
tersby wires to the Morning Post from
Bioomfonteln:
Observation might proHtably be kept
IN the intentions Of the Beers respecting
Swaziland. The alternative plan OF opera
lions following on defeat at Pretoria In.
,ludes the employment Of Swaziland for
:he retirement OF half OF the Boer forces,
while the other half falls back to Zout-
pansberg.
"Boer emissaries arc already In that
.ountry eudesvoring to purchase secret In.
formation concerning the caverns 10 the
graystone country, which are known only
to the natives, with tie object OF accumu-
tating provisions and ammunition"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
SEVERE STORM IN THE WEST.
Heavy snoufail Rioeks Railway Trafas
In Colorndo.


DENVER, Col. CSpecIal) A storm OF rain
and snow continued for forty.eight hours
with great severity. It was accompanied
by q gale. The precip cipitation for the month
up to date, 5.11 inches, breaks the April
record since the establishment OF the
Weather Bureau hero 10 1871. The storm
covered the eastern parts OF Colorado and
Wyoming, the northern part OF New Mex.
leo, and part OF Kansas. The storm was
not as severe In the mountains as Il was
Just east Of them.
10 the Cripple Greek mining district it
has showed almost constantly for two
weeks. Railroads are blocked. and mining
operations seriously hAmpered. Similar
conditions prevail In the dilplu and Clear
Greek County mining districts. The snow
Il from two to six feet deep on tho eastern
slope OF the mountains.
IN Denver and on the plains the snow
melted almost as fast as It fell. Owing TO
the soft roadbeds, railroad trains are run
ming cautiously. 0a the divide between
Denver and Colorado Springs and in some
mountain canons, trains are stalled In
heaps OF snow which Is 50 heavy that snow
plows buck II with iittls efisct.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
suapsho.s OF the Boer War.

Lord Strathcona and Mount Royals con-
tlngept Of Canadians arrived at Cape
Town.
Lord Roberts has appointed the Duke OF
Marlborou gh to be assistant military sec.
retary at headquarters.
Tho British War once has called out the
reserve companies OF several infantry bat
talions. which will be sent to South Africa
forthwith.
The Boor Government has prohibited
commandeered soldiers from sending sub.
stitutes except with tho consent OF the
authorities.
E Beers have captured Frank Smith.
vell.known mine owner, while driving
from Bsskly West to tho French-Smith ola.
mond milne.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
NeWaY GleanlnSa.

An electric line Is being built In Illinois
to carry power forty miles and compete
with steam.
landscape By Corot brought sl700 at
the Bjulard sale at tho Hotel Drouot In
Pars, France.
Tie most powerful lightship in the
world will he built for Diamond Shoals.
OF Cape Hattsras.
A camel WAS horn In the Central Park
m.nagsrie, New York City. the arst born
there In twelve years.
Irrigation work in Mexico Is creating .
heavy demand for Iron pipe. dredging. az
cavaiing and pumping uschig esv. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
MISS saArrUcK RETURNS.
American Misslonary Who Wont Throug
the Arm enian Massacres Comes Homo.

American Missionary Who Wont Through
the Armenian Msssacres Comes Homo.
Bosros (SpeciaD Miss Corinna Shat
tuck, who has been doing missionary work
In Armenia almost continuously for twanty.
three years. thereby earning for herself the
tito OF "Tho Heroine OF the Armenian
Massas res" arrived in Boston.
Miss Shattuck was sent to Turkey In 1879
by the American board. She remained
there In various capacities. About Ave
years ago she went to Oorfa. where she had
started the school eight years before, ana
was there when the terrible massacrss took
place In the fall and winter OF 1895. She
was alone With the native helpers, tower
Of strength to her terrified associates.
pupils and neiehbors, sheltsring the refu.
gees an6 helping the wounded.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
No Chance FOR Intervention.

VIENNA, Austria (By Cable).-Deputy
PessIer forwarded to Count Goluchowski.
tho Privy Councillor. the resolution
adopted by the meeting at Linz In favor OF
Intervention by the Powe,s between Great
Britain and tho South African republics.
In reply Count GoluchowsEi said that In
view Of Great Britain's attitude he saw no
chance for intervention.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
WORLDWIDE FARMERS TRUST.

Proposed rha. II Sell No Wheat Under
o. q Bushei.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.-(Speclar. "Ah the
farmers In the world In a sort OF interna'
tlonal trust to restrict the production oil
wheat and to raise prices" says tho Jour.
nal, Is the plan which 1t is hoped to carry
into effect ut the International Agricultural
Conference, at Paris, July 9-l6.
1t Is proposed to usk the farmers OF the
world to reduce their output by twenty
per cent. and not to sell for less than 81
bus bel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
NANCY HANKs'S MEMORIAL.

Arrungements TO Preserve the Grave
OF Lineoln's Mother.
Rocxponr, Ind. (Special).-Govsrnor
James A. Mount and the indianapolis
members OF tho Nancy Hanks Memorial
Association met the Spencer County Com.
mlssioners and ths citizens OF Rockport
and Lincoln County and agreed upon tho
purchase Of sixteen acres OF original for
est surrounding the grave OF tho mother
OF Abraham Lincoln.
The county will purchase tho land and
tho association will then ask the next Log.
islature to appropriate SUFFICIENT A@sR1
to park the grou upds-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
F,pbtioe Around Manila.

The insurgents. supposedly Mascado's
command, are again active about the
Narivalos Mountains, across the bay from
Manila, p. I. A force OF 800 attacked the
Baianga, where three companies OF the
Thirty second Infantry uro stationed. but
were easily repulsed. They also attacked
Captain Goldman with thirty men OF tho
Thirty. second Regiment near Orion. killing
two Americans. Goldman then retired.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
HoNoRs FOR THREE @ GENERALS.

rrssidsnt Plans to Retire Wheeler. Lee
and Wilson n Regulars.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SpeclaD Repro.
sentative Grosvenor OF Ohio introduced
bill authorizing the President to appoint
three volunteer officers as brigadler.Re
erals with Wow to their retirement. The
bill Is au Administration measure, having
been presented by Mr.. Grosvenor after
conference with Standardization ofacials
and at their request.
It Is designed to benefit General Joseph
Wheeler, General Fltzbugh Leo and Gen.
eral James b. Wilson, all Of them volunteer
officers. who, by the terms OF the bill,
would get rank as Brig adler Generals In
the regular service and subsequently re.
tired.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
Two Illinois Tragedies.

Deputy 'storir ). R. Orendort shot his
WHO In tae head AMI killed Ter at Dan
yills, Ill. Then he shot himself In tho
head, dying instantly. Jealousy caused
tho crime. Sidney ). rowers, q victorian OF
the Civil War. shot AMI killed his divorcsd
wife at Elgin, Ill.,, aud then killed himself.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15

VIII conmsmorate Naval engagements
In Spanish War.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. (Special).-In the
Senate Mr.. Hale reported from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs q joint resolution
drawn originally by Mr. Mason (Ill.) au.
thorizlng the Secretary OF the Navy to
have struck bronze medals for distribution
among certain officers and mon OF the
North Atlantic Squadron, commemo Grating
naval engagements between the forces oi
Spain and the United States Ia the battles
on the West Indies and on the Cuban coast.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
KILLED FOUR MEN IN A CRAWL.

An Itsiiaa Cuts Right and Left and
Lsavss . Qasrtstts Of Dead victins.
JonxsrowS, Penn. Special. An italian,
Q new arrival IN tho towa OF wlndb0r.a coal.
mining ceatsr. seven miles from Johnstown,
Killed four men In q drunken brswl ct that
place. Ths row started, IL ID said. over
ceme Of cards. The Italian Immediately
drew 0, stiilstso. He cut his frst man In
tho abdomen, disenbovellng him. Then
he eswung his stilleeto In every direction.
He was bent on escape, and when he had
cut his way through tho crowd he had LETT
four viatims, all OF whom we're dead. Tho
victims were John Haiberson, on whom
the nrst assault was made; August Gro.
beck, Q German; Edward McCsuley and
Samuel Shivss, both Americans. No one
seoms 10 know his name.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15

-Four Italians Buruod to Death In Fire
Four Italians were burned TO death In :
tenement house ars ut wampum. PeLn
The dead are Daniel Abblatte ami his thres
nephsws, Pastslia. Joseph and Erman Alb
bIatte. Tho house was occupied by TWEEN
ty.nye or thirty qunrrymen and 1t Is sup
posed tue Ore stated by the explosion OF
iou
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15

Domestic
<Senator Chiffon, OF Texas, withdrew g =
candidate to succeed himself in the United
States Senate, leaving g clear deld to
Representative Bailey.
Martin Lynch, q clever thief. escaped
from tho jail at Now Haven. Conn. by saw.
ing the bars of his cell and substituting
broom handles stained With licorice.
Andrew Carnegie has agreed to give
q, 3,600, 900 to the Carnegie Library and
Institute OF Pittsburg. Penn, which. IL ts
expected, will be made the largest struc.
ture OF It's kind In the world.
Julius Call, jealous OF his wife. went to
brook near his house at Marietta, Ohto,
and In six inches OF water buried his face.
He remained and was suiiocated.
Americas foreign trade for 1899 a shown
by the report OF the New York Chamber OF
Commerce showed an excess OF exports
over imports OF s465, SOC. .2S6.
While plcughing 10 neld on bis farm
near Lafayette, KY, Thomas Johnson
plouGhed up an old stone pitcher contain.
Ing ss7o0 In gold, mostly old English
sovereigus.
Former President Charles q. Cole. ofthe
Globe National Bank, pleaded guilty to
the charge Of embezzling the banks funds
Tho Naval Academy cadets, who have
been quarantined at Annapolis. No; ioI
Ave weeks on account OF measles, obtained
their liberty.
Miss Nina Besdle. q school teacher at
Tyror. Ind. committed suicide BY pouring
kerosene oil over her hesd and clothing
and then setting are to herself.
Samuel Chamin, . builder OF Chelsea,
Moss, has failed, with liabilities Of S62, ,09S,
mostly secured. His assets amount to
S3So0.
Senator Morgan swept Alabama In the
Senatorial primaries, and his re.electfon
to another term In the Senate now ID A.
sured.
Over $1,000 Films, mostly Lutherans,
who are dissatisfied With the Russian Gov.
ernment, are expected In tho United States
within the next three months. They will
settle on large tract OF land In Central
Wisconsin.
Typhoid is epidemic at Cape Nome,
Alaska. There have been 500 cases and
thisty deaths.
At currituck Life Saving Station. Va, an
unusually heavy bolt OF lightning struck
the public school building and Instantly
killed Thomas 0'Neill, one OF the pupils.
Over three inches Of snow fell 10 Chicago
The snow fall was general throughout tho
Mississippi Valley and the lake region.
Tho engagement Of Miss Alta Rockefeller.
youngest daughter OF John D. Rockefeller,
to E. Parmalee Prentice, OF Chicago, was
announced.
The Angio.American Rsr ID Vehicle Com.
pany, capital s75 00o. 900. divided into 75o.-
000 shares Of 900 each, was incorporated
1t Dover. Del.
An experiment in altruism backed By
capital to the amount OF $3.50 600 Il to be
made In Now Jersey.
Mrs. Henrietta Mckay Arms. Q Southern
woman Who for years was the companion
Of Harriet Bsecher Stowe, died near Hart
ford, Conn.
The Cape Cod Canal bill was killed In the
Massac chusetss Senate by vote Of Is to II,
With Ave pairs.
Two brothers, Harvey and John Jackson,
vere convicted OF burniug girl to death
and given life imprisonment at Chester
aold, s. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
RslntJye of WasI,Inrtou Dies.

Ebenezcr Bur:es Bail, the nearest sur
viving relntivsc 81 George Washington, died
NJ his residence in Washington. He was
eiyhty-iour year, Of aga aui unmarried.
SIR. Gall bore 4 striking resemblance 10
General Washing Ton.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
Death q

Death or Relative OF Boone ami Lincoln
Judah Brown, a linoal descendant o.
Daniel Boone, and also relative OF Abra'
ham Lincoln, died at the Hotel Terrace. In
Scranton, aged elgh:y-two years. He wa
born at Danvilla, Penn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
LONG WOULD ACCEPT NOMINATION
Secretary ef Navy . Possibls Candidate
For vics-Preeldent.

WAsAINsroS. D. c. Especial. l).-Beferrin
te the use Of his name In connection with
she vics-P Presidency, Secretary Long Il un-
destood to have informed number OF his
friends that II the nomination were ten.
6ered him he would accept it.
He is said to have told them that the
honor uas OF such q character that NO man
could we'll refuse to accept Il. and ex-
pressed his high appreciation OF the COM
pliment implied In the manner In which
his name has already been brought for
ward In that connection.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
Six Monrhs' Grace For spaniards.

WASHINGTON, D. C. (Special).-The Sen.
ate Committee on Foreign Relations agreed
to favorable report on tho convention
between tho United States aud Spain sx-
tending for six months the time In which
Spanish residents OF the Philippine Islands
can elsct whether they will remain citizens
OF Spain or become citizens Of the Philip.
pines.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
AN AasoR DAY PROCLAMATION.
0ossrnor 1oooevest Urges the Impostsns
% Preservation Of Trsss.

% Prsssrvstion OF Trsss.
ALBANY. N. Y. Especially. - Governor
Roosevelt has issued the following proc.
samation: "The 9Th Of May next will be
Axbor Day. established by starute. The
school children OF this State have planted
more than 900. 900 trees In tho ten years In
which Arbor Day has been recognised.
"How similar efforts In recent years have
bean more thoroughly commendsble that
the effort 20 gee our people practically to
show thsle appreciation Of the beauty and
usefulness OF trees.
"In mese OF tho districts OF the State NO
tree ou8ht ever 20 DO cut down, unless two
are planted In It's place. The custom OF
tsos planting should bo favor~d In every
Yay.s
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
FILIPiNos TWICE BEATEN.

msnt and Ninsty-sevsn IN Another.
MANILA (By cable).-Genersl Young -s-
ports that 500 insurgent rinsmen and bolo-
men attacked tho American garrison at
Hatoc, Province OF North 1locos, but vers
repuissd, losing loS. Tho Americans had
no casualties.
Captain Dodd, with . squadron Of tho
Third Cavalry, roeently surrounded . VII.
laRe An Bsnguet Province. and surprised
30 insurgents. living In barracks. sppar.
emily recruiting centre for the province.
The enemy lost Efty.three mon killed. Our
troops also captured forty-four men and
burned the village. One American was
wounded.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
sav Childrsa Barn 70 Death.

Saw Children Barn 70 Death.
Primus. Lawrence and william williams,
eolored, aged respectively nye and two
years and six months. ut Savannah, Ca,
voee burned alive In plain visw Of moro
than 100 persons. who were poWerless to
rescue them. Tho mother OF the children
LEFT them alone while she went to make q
sall
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15

Woman aud Boy Burned to Death.
The residence OF Peyton H. Ruble. seven
miles below Parkersburg. ". Va. was de-
stroyed by fre. Mrs. Ruble and nine-year-
old boy were burned TO death and Peyton
Ruble was seriously burned.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
NEWS FROM THE BoER CAPITAL.
06eP Of the TPansvaAl 10 Loan PortuEa
Five lGIllions'Was Declined.

Five Aillions'W Was Declined.
PREroRIA. via Lorenzo Marques (By
Csble).-As soon as tho Berne award In the
DslaSoa Bay Railroad arbitration was pub.
llshed, tha TransvnaI Government offered
TO lend Portugal the amount she was con-
iemned to pay CO.., ,000. .000), which, how.
sver, was courteously declined, the state
ment being made that the money was
already provided.
memorials from burghers on the subject OF
sending tho Boer prisoners to St. Helena,
and will formally protest to Great Britain
on tho subject.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
Woman KIN. Her Alleged Defamer.

At Alexander. Ark, Mrs. T. N. Holland
shot and instantly killed William Cook. a
member OF Il prominent family. Mrs. HoL
land claims Cook DETAINED her character.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
Asu,nsldo Corrsspondoncs Sent TO senate.

Aguinsldo Corrsspondoncs Sent 70 Senate.
wAsHrxoroS, D. G. (specIaD. Tho Prssl.
dent sent to tho Senate several important
Filipino Documents. including letter DO
lieved to be from Aguiualdo, urging the
Spanish commander at Manila to join
forces with him against the Americans.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
China viii Protect Christians.

Chlnn VIII FFoFSct CnrIstINuss
The Chinese Government has Issued an
ordsr for the protection OF native Chris
tlRRs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
TIE DUKE D'ARcos INcIDENr.

No distractions to Minister storer to Ex-
press Regret to Spain.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Especially. - The
State Department d'sclaimsd any official
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Msnarchist Conspiracy In Brasil.
The Brazilian Government at last ad.
mitted that conspiracy against II existed
and that monsrchists furnish money to en-
list the armed forces.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
O JEZYK POLsKzI
). W Kanadzie.

w tygodniku ,,Northwest Re-
view" wychodzacym W Winnipeg,
W Kanadzie, znujdujemy kilkuszpal-
towy artykul om~awiajqcy kwestye
jezyka polskiego W tamtejszych
szko}ach. Artyku} ten p~odajemy
ponizej W streszczeniu, jake rzecz
wazna i interesujaca kazdego Pola~
ka.
w Winnepeg, odby}o sic wal
ne zebranie Polak6w W ratuszu
miejskim, W celu obrony jezyka
ojczystego. Przybyli ma to zebranie
katolicy r6znej narodowokci i po-
parli P:olak6w.
Zebranie otwarto wieczorem W
ratuszu. Byli ma MEM obecni wszy-
soy wybitni pastorzy i obywatele.
Pastor Forth otworzy} zebranie i
oznajmif, re otrzyma} uwiadomienie
z Ottawa, il rad postanowi{ wy
znaczyc obftsza sumo ma utrzyma-
ME szk6f i nadmieni}, re p~ieniadze
beda przewaznie obr6cone ma po-
budowanie szk6l ola osadnik6w
polskich 'przyby}ych z Galicyi.
Zwolaniem zebrania zajeli sic
szczeg6lnie p~rotestanci, kt6rzy W
tym celu juz %poprzednio urzadzili
kilka miting6w. Protestanci usilnie
starajs sig 0 to- by polskioh WI
chodzc6w pozbawit przywileju ma
kFadajqcego i prawo zak}adania
szk6f i uczenia ojczystego jezyka.
By} to sprytnie uplanowany zamach
ma jezyk polski. Protestanci, po-!
pierajac swe przedstawienie rapor-
tami i dowodami, chcieli dowiesc I