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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
A Stupendous Task.

rHE new secretary of state for war in the Brit
J. ish ministry, Mr. Richard Burden Haldane
who has undertaken the stupendous task OF reform
ing the army, has begun his work by organizing
what he calls his thinking department. 1t is some
thing like the general staff and Includes all the
officers who may have practical ideas to advance
for the benefit Of the service He has begun to
weed out the red tape and how not-to-do-lt OBJ
structions and promises to follow up this with the
substitution Of ideas which meet the approval OF
military experts, but which are not surrounded by
conditions which make them impossible OF accom-
plishment in generation. =,
The British army is really in deplorable cond1-
ton for the defense of an empire the first IN the
world 1t had neither initiative tactics IN the
Boer war and learned both from its farmer OPP
ponents at the:cost Of hard knocks Tie unionist
undertook its reorganization but the task
proved too heavy for after six years of effort the
plans calling for FIVE corps ready to the
last button had been bit 20 per cent realized.
Friction broke .paf bstayeenSthe military and the
civil power in India as in the resignation
Of the yiceroy, Lord Curzon, Whoseame home and
gave the cabinet the coup de gracezin some public
letters showing incompetency on the part OF the
Balfour government which alarmed the country. ~.
The British army costs $3.50, 900 year, but
the Britisher would not mind that if he were get
ting something for his money. At the present rate
of expense it would bankrupt the rich British
empire to maintain an army like that OF Germany
and John Bull wants to know why he does not ge
results The new war secretary has agreed to ascer
tain and report ,ss% Ibid. #..=s%
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
Recall Features of Charters.

THE recall feature Of the California munlclpai
y charters is making sensible people tired while
it gives undsguised joy to the class OF knockers
who infest every city and whose piety and purity Is
so sublimated that they would recall the plan OF
salvation il they had power proportionate TO the
self-estimate In one instance an alderman OF Los
Angeles, who was recalled, was triumphantly re-
elected and now is threatened with mayoralty
boom.
The greatest trouble with the recall is that 1t
is used on impulse and practically puts It IN the
hands Of few to terrorize the council NO good
man can give the city the best service when he has
the recall hanging over him. # he votes on the
unpopular side he is likely to be sent TOR by ms
constituents If he votes with the good and dutlfui
his action is perhaps credited to his fear OF the
recall The system thus tends to destroy individual
ity. It makes it Increasingly difficult to get good
into the council, since OF spirit Will not
sacrifice his private interests to serve the public
under circumstances which may at any moment lead
to humiliation
Theoretically the recall is all right. It provides
way by which the public may relieve itself OF an
official who does not come up to the mark Mime
apolis, for example. would have benefited had she
been able to recall DR.. Annes the day he was IN
augurated. His vicious disruption Of the police
force. would have been sufficient cause. Other IN
stances might be cited where the recall would have
been unjust and unfortunate. For example, Min
neapois might have recalled William Henry Eustls
for having a policy and afterward been as heartily
ashamed Of it as the people who made 1t their
great Joy to camp on his trail during his admin
istration. @%
On the whole the recalling business would better
be left to the voters at the regular elections.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
NOTHING LEFT TO EXPOSE

Pity poor young scribe, -, ....
What is there left to exposes
The world of graft has been shown fore and att asB
There little that nobody knows. : i suns.
s -.~ s.--aTxs
Insurance was exposed by Lawson. -sssz5t..
The System by Ida Tarben; &C.
Dave Phillips has shown up the senate s
And John D. was calcumed we'll. -.
Raw Baker has exposed the railroads. .&4 X
Hapgood the suave colonel and fads; ..=5
The Ladies Home Journal and Golfers FL
Have denounced all the patent med. ads
The Shame of the Cities is written, -,e.tst
Likewise the disgrace of a state; 80.
Oil copper the courts and the lawyers
They all get it sooner or late. ..,...
Pity poor young scribe,
Think Of the editor IS woes
The rich and the proud the dust have been bowed
Who is there left to exposef
~ New York Press.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
THE WOODROW WILSON PLATFORM.
Wall Street Journal.

Wall Street Journal.
A number of people are proposing Woodrow Will
son president Of Princeton university for the demo-
cratic nomination for president Of the United States
in 1905 Dr. Wilson has already written his platform
r. consists of one sentence and yet nearly the
whole field It was contained in recent address de-
livered by the Princeton president It proposed as
solution for our economic problems the application
old fashioned morals to new fashioned business :
That q the while thing in nutshell
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
British Criminal Law.

wv 7HILE we are criticizing the American system
wv Of jurisprudence which makes appeals easy
and praising the English system, which makes them
difficult, we should not overlook the fact that
Great Britain is taking steps to modify her system
in imitation Of American methods. The terminal
appeal bill which has received its second reading
in the lords provides for court Of criminal appeal
consisting Of at least three judges of the high court;
a convicted man to have an unlimited right of ap
peal on all points, the appellant if without MEANS
to have assigned to him, without cost, solicitor
and counsel ..s.
The lord chancellor, in discussing the measure,
remarked emo matter how bad the law may be
that the Judge lays down. and no matter how err
roneous the verdict Of jury may be, there is at
present no means by which prisoner may obtain
redress s.@z.u y g. .:Es4s.F .-.@s=
The Maybrick case is one in point. Tho she was
convicted upon evidence which was shaky and by a
Judge who was insane she could not get a new
trial nor could she escape from Woking prison until
two nations had sued for her pardon at the foot Of
throne. .. .,.l@#
"a more striking case has recently come to light
in England and one which has caused the introduc-
ton Of the present bill. A man named Adolf Beck
was arrested and convicted Of swindling He pro-
tested that it was of mistaken identity, but
Scotland Yarders with regulations to make rail
roaded' - him, as we should say in America. After
his conviction the real swinder was discovered and
vet Adolf Beck could not get trial and vim
dication. He had to accept a pardon.
Perhaps there is middle ground between the
English and American systems. Neither seems to b.
perfectly adjusted to its work, tho Americans vii
! maintain that our system, if it serrs thu
right side.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

Ninove, Belgium, and Chrstiania, Norway, have
streets named Roosevelt in honor of president,
and in both Paris and Geneva there are movements
on foot to give this honored name to prominent
avenues This is interesting evidence of the high
esteem in which our chief magistrate is held abroad
and of the propriety Of showing like honors to him
at home. -. -. a. Is. 51I be.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

What considerations may have induced Miss
Countryman to withhold the name Of the vandal
caught in the act Of mutilating library book are
not known, but it looks like mistake. The ofense
is very mean and the of the culprit ought
to be published as warning.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

tt will be long time before the people accept the
streformed spel1ing.'' There is reason for our
present forms Of spelling which true scholarship will
always recognize--Austin Transcript
Is that sos Well, what are theyS And if there
are such why does the greatest aggregation
Of scholars in the country the National Educational
assoeiation, stand for simplifed spelinga
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

One of the religious weeklies offers dollar prize
for the best answer to the question: "What Bible
character shall want to first in heaven9' The
Bible character we most wish to may not care
4 to see us.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
HE OBJECTS TO LoEB's PART.
Chicago Journal.

Loeb. the presidents private secretary, has been
thrown by fractions cayuse presented him by Seth
bullock Of the far west. Bullock objects to the way
Loeb parts his hair. Z ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
UNCLE WAS INDIGNANT.
chicaan Record. Herald.

~
@ ttIIncle joel Cannon got mad the other day when
member Of congress called him an autocrat "Uncle
Joe' declares that the horse continues to be good
enonoh for him and that he never had auto in his
life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

~: Miss Hofer, the Swiss heiress, may have con-
sented to be Dowies darling but she luckily escaped
becoming his "angel.' S~>#,..-.f <ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
CANNOT AFFORD TO BE KILLED.
Washington Post

Washington Post
Members of the notorious Mccoy family OF Ken
lucky have inherited large fortune That will soon
start them to fighting among themselves.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
MARY's BEEsl

Mary had swarm Of bees,
And they, to save their lives,
Must 90 wherever Mary went
Cause Mary had the hives.
-Four Track News.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

After long fight New York has obtained SO-cent
gas, but what is really needed there as elsewhere
is meter restricted. to six miles an hour within
the city limits. =. rs .. "t, ,.,ss. %a.>e.z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

Il Mrs. Roosevelt returned Mrs. Belamy Storers let
ter unopened I. She did not even hold it over the
kettle in. minute Of doubt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

The president did not intend to cut Mr. Meen
He merely plugged him to see if he was good
Mark Twain kissed the Vassar girls. That man
is almost human in his tastes!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

A Harvard student has automobile which
is guaranteed to go IA miles an hour. Education
must be very tenacious principle at Harvard be
cause the faculty does not vince at the task Of
graduating young with SO much automobile
. as that.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
ISN'T HE THE BOLD oNE9

Thaxton Cor Jefferson IN. CO. Recorder.
We saw Mr.. Walter Davis riding beside pretty
girl today. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

It is claimed that the Iowa act against Easter
bonnets is in the nature of an expost facto law.
Most Of the g creations had already been con
tracted for.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

The man who can steer five. children across Mic
ollet avenue busy day should have no difficulty
in inventing a dirigible balloon. 5Sss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

The overflow Of lava at Vesuyius may in some
way be connected with the Great Northern sink
hole at Bryn Mawr. sssS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

,sh Mrs. Belamy Storer was only acting ambassador
to Austria, anyway. Il She never had been confirmed
by the senate.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

s. Soon the standpat senators may have another OPP
portunity to argue that taking the duty off coal
would be national calamity.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

Elijah III is coming to Zion in that modern
chariot of fire. the locomotive.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
RussET POLICEMEN.
Chicago News

We cannot agree with Chief Collins that red-headed
nolicemen would not make useful members of the
force There are many dimly lighted streets which
they might travel with splendid results
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

AS a ninedays' wonder, Mr.. Mizner-Yerkes fell
short nearly week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

If the tariff is not revised by its friends it is
10 feared it g friends will be revised by the voters
shout November, 1906.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
RuBBERl

Milan (Minn.) standard,
81 Ole Emerson, the hog man, bounced in upon Us
Thursday. $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

Dovie, 1904 inspired; 1905 retired; 1906 fred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-21

s godzin dziennie. Kontraktorzy
powiadajq, re w takim razie rad
musi ich odszkodowac "a straty,
jake dla Mich z tel okazyi wyni-
kna.
Madison, Wis, 21 lipca. =
Wisconsinska Federacya Piracy
przyjeIa rezolucye, orzekaj2ca,
re Diary skiadane ma biblioteki i
uniwersytety ME wynagradzaj2
krzywd, jakich dopuszczaja sic
bogacze wzgledem biednego lu-
du. Nalezy uznac zasady socya-
lizmu. Rezolucye przyjeto 81
giosami przeciw 13. lima rezolu-
eva zarzuca Gompersowi, preze-
sowi Federacyi Piracy, re zanad-
to przestaje bogaczami.
Minneapolis, 21 lipca.. - Al.
Hanckenbock, starry malarz szyl-
dow kupieckich, otrzyma} pie
niadze ma podr6z do Seattle,
gdzie umarl brat jego, kt6ry po-
zostawil million dolar6w majat-
ku i rozporzadzil MIN w ten spo-
sob, re maja sic MIN podzielit
czterej jego bracia. Hauckenbock
zastosowa1 sic niezwlocznie do
wezwania jest w drodze do
Seattle.
New York, 91 lipca. - Do
skladu gardeSoby, w sasiedztwie
wielkiego hotelu, zakradli sic
wieczorem zlodzieje. Otworzyli
szeroko drzwi,, zapalili wzsystkie
Swatla, pred sklep zajecha} po-
woz, kt6rego wysiadia elegan-
cka dana nadto zajechal wiel-
XII woz. Pod kierunkiem tel da-
my wynoszono re sklepu koszto-
wne ubrania i umieszczano je ma
wozie. Przygladali sic tel czyn-
noSci Eczni go5cie hotelowi, Sic
dzacy ma werandzie. Me przy-
puszczali, re So swiadkami kra-
dziezy. Dowiedzieli sic tenn do
piero dnia nastepnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-21
KrOnika MiejsCOwa.
Brutalne morderstwol

y konca La Sale str, mad RE
ka, wczoraj popoludniu W obec
setek widow popelnione zostaio
szkaradne morderstwo.
Albert Woegel, rzeznik zam.
pm. III La Sale ave., LEGACY lat
20, siedziai ma wozie y letnim
Thomasem Lewis, czekajac ma
towary, ktore mieli zabrac, kie-
dy zblizyl sic do mich 26 letni
Rudolph Jonas, alias Adolph A
dams, woznica i bez powodu
zwr6cif sic do Woegla, m6wiac:
"JesteS lamaczem strajku, jak
slysze". Woegel odpowiedziai
ma to, re to ME prawda, ze jest
unionista, i ma guzik. Ma to Jo-
mas zawolai: Gale lajdakiem je-
stes ma kazdy sposobp Woegel
zeskoczyl woza w teize chwi-
Ii Jonas poskoczyi ku niemu, o.
ldadai go pieSciami, obalii ma zie
mie, gdy Woegel tax lezai mad
brzegiem, Jonas kopnai 60 tax
SLIME noga, re wrzucii go do RE
ki. Tam Woegel utonal, mimo 4e
starano sic przyjSc mu pomo-
CO.
zbiegowisko bylo ogromne.
Kiedy Jonas chciai uciec, znale-
Iii sic dwaj policyanci, ktorzy
60 natychmiast aresztowali. Jo-
mas jest organizatorem uni Gre
tail Grocers and Meat Drivers"
a Woegel byi sekretarzem pew
nej uni rzezniczej.
Kompania telefoniczna jej
. uczciwosc.
Skoro rozeszla sic wiadomosc,
re kompania telefoniczna zamie-
RIA powypiacac nadwyzki wpia-
cone pnzez klientow od r. 1892.
ma mocY wyroku sedziego Tuley
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-21
Rdzne notatkI teIegrafICznsD

= Berlihscy wyznawcy Ale
ksandra Dowie wyrzekli sic swo-
jego ,apostola" re Zion City.
- Malarz August Rosenberg
re Seattle, aresztowany w Alto
ME jako anarchista, zostal z ho-
norem uwolniony. Przekonano sic
re ME miaf anarchistami mic
wspolnego.
= Rada miejska W Moskwie
uchwaliia 8 godzinowy dzieh
piracy, lecz obnizyla stosunkowo
place.
Posel Nc Cormick Parry
"a wsiadi wczoraj w Cherburgu
ma okret, odchodzacy do New
Yorku. Ma tyrnze okrecie znaj-
duje sic John D. Rockefeller W
towarzystwie rodziny iilekarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-21

- DIS w Paryzu og}oszono u
rzedownie, re Dreyfus zostai ry-
cerzem Legii honorowej.
= Rad japohski zakupuje 6
linij j<kolei zelaznych "a sumo 125
milionow dolarow.
- Japohczycy So oburzeni, re
obrohce Portu Artura generaia
Stoessla, skazano w Rosyi ma
Smierc. Powiadaja, re Rosya jest
mu Wilma wdziecznosc.
= Waryat Schiebich w zakia-
die Kankakee, ILL.,, napadl ma
dozorce Georgia. Bevans. Schie-
bich umarl, a Beyans ME odzy-
skai dotychczas przytomnosci.
Inny waryat targnai sic ma VIA
sne zycie, strzeliwszy do siebie
z rewolweru. Kula przeszy}a mu
piers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-21
TELECRkMY.

Berlin, ~21 lipca. = Zamiar
zjechania sic cara Mikolaja ce-
sarzem Wilhelmem spelzl ma nj
czem. Car oswiadGzyl, re poll
tyczne stosunki ME pozwalaja
mu W tym roku wydalac sic z
kraju. Gazety opozycyjne utrzy-
muja, re projekt interwencyi
Prus Austryi i oderwania cd
Rosy ziem polskich, z ktorym to
projektem jezdzil cesarz do Vie
dnia, zamacil do tego stopnia
stosunki rosyjsko niemieckie, re
car zaniechal mySli widzenia sic
Wilhelmem.
Petersburg, S1 lipca. = u
chwala dumy, azeby wydac ma
nifest do narodu, wywola2a w
ko1ach dworskich ogromne za-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-21
PRZEGLAD
P0uTID NlEDzYAABODOWEl
Chicago, 21 lipca.

Many W Austryi niespodzia-
ME nova sprawe, mianowicie
sprawe niemiecka w Galicyi. Wy
wolano ia W komisyi przy obra-
dach mad reforma wyborcza przy
tytule: Galicya. Slqsko-niemiec-
cy poslowie Keiser i Denel wy
stapili nagle wnioSkiem, zada-
jacym, jak wiadomo, wyznacze-
MIA osobnego okregu wyborcze-
go dla Niemcow w Galicyi, a
wszechmemiec DIR. Herold wy
stapil rownie w formie wniosku.
Z zqdanim dalej idacem, by z Ga
icyi wykroic dawne ksiestwo o.
Swiecimskie zatorskie, jako on
gi nalezqce do zwiazku rzeszy
niemieckiej, utworzyc nova
prowincye, kt6raby matka Ger
mania miaia W przyszlosci po-
chlonaG.
lynn sposobem stanela MEM
czyzna w Galicyi po dlugiej
przerwie znowu otwarcie do boju
a dlatego warto nieco szczegolo-
wiej zastanowic sic mad ia spra-
wa.
Porywy germanizacyjne W Ga
licyi ME sa bynajmniej move.
Zaraz po przyiaczeniu Gaiicyi do
Austryi rozpoczeto intenzywna
germanizacye kraju Cesarz J6-
zef II podjal W MIN niemiecka
kolonizacye na wieksze rozmia-
~. Germanizacya trwala prawie
sto lat, lecz owocow ME wyda{a
zadnych. Wynikiem jej bowiem
jest, ze dis ma ~ miliora mic
szkanc6w okoIo 10000 prawdzi-
wych Niemc6w zamieszkuje Ga
licye, Co sic r6wna o,T procent o.
g6lnej ludnosci, a wiec stanowi
ninimalny ulomek bez najmn.7e-
szego znaczenia, przyczem zau-
wazyc trzeba, ze Gaicya wschod-
MIA posiada daleko wieksza Geese
kolonii niemieckich anizeli "a
chodnia, zaczem wyglada wcale
nielogicznie, ze sprawa wy}oniia
sic ma zachodzie kraju, co MONA
jedynie tl6maczyc TEN, IL tel
strony parcie niemczyzny mialo-
by najlatwiejszy dostep a takze
najwieksze szanse.
Nar6d kultury bojazni Bozej
bierze sic zatem wszedzie prak-
tycznie do rzeczy.
Majac og6lne stosunki galicyj-
skie ma uwadze, W szczegolnoSci
zaS okoicznoSc, IL W danym ra-
zie chodzi tylko o $4,000 bal
skich Niemcow zamieszkujacych
dawniejsze ksiestwo zatorskie
oswiecimskie, moznaby ten "a
ped germanizatorski uwazac "a
wartoglowe szslenstwo ME
przywiazywac do porywu zadnej
doniosIosci.
Niestety tax ME jest. Garstka
bowiem Niemc6w ma pograniczu
Slaska zagraza Galicyi istotnie
germanizacyq dose znacznego ka-
wa{ka ziemi kresowej, kt0rego
czastka jest juz zupeinie zniem-
czona, mianowicie miasto Biala
niemiecklem = dodaJmy ME-
powoh, lecz systematycznie roz-
Sierra sic utrwala az W trzech
powiatach galicyjskich: bialskim,
zywiecllim i oSwiecinskim.
Niemcy W Bialej okolicy,
aczkolwiek liczebnie ME wynosza
nawet dw6ch dziesiatek tysiecy
stanowia silna twierdze, z kt6rej
moga przedsiebrae napady u
prawiae narodowe lupieznictwo
z pomyslnym dla siebie skut-
Ixiem. Miasto Biala, stykajace sic
ze slasdem miastem Bieiskiem,
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Sobota dnia 21gO Lipca 1906 r.

ia sic polskie kazania tylko CO
czwarta niedziele, a wszystkie
spiewy i nieszpory, wyjatkiem
}suplikacyi, sa niemieckie. TEN sic
jednak ME zadowalniaja lecz IL
si1uja Polak6w zupefnie wy"
przec z koSciola. Podczas nabo-
zenstwa polskiem kazaniem lub
Spiewami polskiemi tupia lub
krzypia nogami, albo wychodza
koSciola gromadnie. Czesto gdy
ks. Rqczka, proboszcz ha}cnow-
ski, zaintonuje piesh, ,,swiety Bo-
ze", Niemcy ma przekor zaczyna,
ia spiewac po niemiecku, Me
mice ciagnacy miechy organow
porzuca je i organy nagle pre-
staja grac, tax IL organista zmu-
SONY bywa ustapic, gdy ksiadz
proboszcz uponinal dajacych
zgorszenie, by sic spokojnie "a
chowywali, zagfuszono go tax, IL
musial PrzenajSwietszy Sakra-
ment s,howac. Janowi Kudrowi
m6wili Niemcy pred koSciolem,
il woleliby, gdyby przyszia do
koSciola Swinia prosietami, ami
zeli matka polska dzietmi. Kaz-
diego przechodzacego Polaka OBJ
sypuja wyzwiskami, a Andrzej
Dina, widzac idacego droga An
drzeia Kubika, wolai "a MIN:
= Bedzie IL mas wielkie wese-
lie, zaprosimy wszystkich Pola-
k6w ma ME wytrujemy ich jak
szczury.
Wysylaja kartki grozbami.
Pan Starosta W Bialej vie dobrze
O tenn wszystkiem, leoz dotad mic
ME uczynil, azeby utrzymac po-
rzadek spokoj. Wyzywajace "a
chowanie sic Niemc6w W Bialej,
Ha1cnowie Lipniku doszlo do
szczytu, tax, re w polskiei ludno-
sci przebra}a sic cierpliwosc'
Gdyby w6jtowie jej ME uspaka"
jail, byloby juz przyszlo do star
cia. Jesli atoli stosunki ME
zmienia sic, ME bedzie mona
powstrzynnat ludnosci polskiej
Cd samoobrony.
Wobec tego zapytuja sic, pod
pisani, CO pan minister zamierza
uczynic, azeby podobnym nadu-
zyciom tame polozyc, czy p. mi
mister got6w W porozumieniu P.
ministrem obrony krajoWej IT,
tworzyc w Halcnowie diva poste-
runki zandarmeryi WI celu utrzy-
mania tamze porzadku obrony
zagrozonej przez Niemcow lud-
no5ci poIskiej; czy p. minister
got6w pociagnac do odpowie-
dZialnoSci winnych nakaZac
staro$cie W Bialej, by przy mad"
uzyciach ze strony Niemcow ME
stall po ich stronie; czy P. mini
ster gotow w szczeg6lnosci Pocia
gnac DO surowej odpowiedzialno-
Sci przeszkadzajacych odprawia-
niu polskiego nabozenstwa ma
ruszajacych siuzbe Bozq"?
Interpelacya powyzsza stano-
wi miniaturowy obrazek stosun-
k6w panujacych w Haicnowie,
rzuca iednak z drukiej strony
SwiatIo> >znamienne ma dzia1alnoSc
germanizacyjna ma kohczynach
galicyjskich, wog6le niemniei tez
odsiania nam ciekawy widok ma
niedolezno$c i nieporadnosc mia
rodajnych wiadz rzadowych
krajowych w Galicyi, kt6re takie
stosunki cierpia i ME znajduja
Todk6w, by ludnoSc polska bro
mic przed naduzyciami podobnie
iaskrawemi NiemcoW.