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Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
DEFRAuDgD THE GOVERNMENT
Assistant Weigher Of Philadelphia
Mint EaIslfied Scales.

MINI dlSlUGu SCalSss
Philadelphia, Sept discharged with
falsifying the scales used in weighing
gold. Thomas w. Hurff, for u years
assistant weigher and representative
of the coiner at the United States
mint, in this city. and a respected citi-
zen of Woodbury.. N. j., was arrested
by Secret Service Operatives Griffin
and Sauters. He was taken before
United States Commissioner Craig
and held in $1,000 bail for a further
hearing on Friday next.
The system by which it is alleged
Hurff defrauded the government was a
simple one. A copper planchette, or un-
stamped penny, was either fastened on
the bottom or laid in the pan Of the
scale in which the gold is weighed.
One of these planchettes weighed
11-1OO of an ounce. which is the exact
weight of the SO Mexican gold pieces
being coined at the mint here. At each
weighing the government lost SO in
gold. and, figuring on six weighs" a
day, the loss per day was S1S. Hurff, it
is said, has been adding the disc to the
scales for several months.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
PACIFIC LINER AGROUND
The Mongolia Goes Ashore On Reef
Near Hawaiian Islands.

Near Hawaiian ISLANDS.
Midway Island. North Pacific Ocean,
Sept. 1.-THE Pacific Mail steamship
Mongolia. a sister ship Of the Manchu-
ria. is aground on Midway reef, north
west of the Hawaiian Islands. The
ship is being lightered and her passen-
gers are being landed safely.
The steamship Mongolia sailed from
Yokohama for San Francisco Septem-
Der 10.
The steamer is owned by the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company of New York
and is a sister ship of the Manchuria,
which went ashore on Rabbit Island
August 20 and was only fioated yes
terday Sunday.
The Mongolia was built at Camden,
N. j., in 1904. Her length is 600 feet,
beam 65.S, and she registers 1858
tons gross.
VoliVa Succeeds Dowie.
Chicago. Sept 19-Wilbur Glenn Vo-
liva was chosen by the people of Zion
City as their leader by the overwhelm-
ing vote of 1911 to six for his opponent,
A. E. Bills. The election was held un-
der the direction of Judge Landis, who
was asked some time ago to settle the
controversy between John Alexander
Dowie, founder of the church, and Vo-
liva as to who should have control of
Zion City.
confesses Attack on Delaware Women
Wilmington. Del. Sept. 19-Charles
Couley. colored, has confessed to the
attempted assault on September 9 ON
Mrs. Albert Frankish and her daugh-
ter. Miss Leitch. He asserts that he
was crazed with drink at the time.
Couley was arrested at Brandywine
Springs.
NV D nine CURE CONSTIPATION.
~ IL 2l4 DR. Oldham famous Preserip-
tion permanently cures Constipation, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache. Price rs Cents.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
LEaoME IS A CANDIDATE
Will Run For Governor Of New York
If Nominated Without Promises.

If Nominated Without Promises.
New York, Aug. 2O.-Distriet Attor
qey William Travers Jerome issued the
following statement:
'In the present shameful CONDITION
of our political life in this state, am
willing to run for the ofice of governor
of the state if the Democratic conven
ton shall nominate me without any
understanding. expressed or implied
other than that, If elected, shall obey
nv oath of office as I understand it.
in letter and spirit.
civilian TRAvERS JEROME.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
poLIcEMAN sHoT IN wooos
Two Pennsylvania Troopers Fired On
Foreigner, Who Escaped.

WiEkes-Barre, Pa, Sept. 17.-Herbert
Smith, one of the members of the local
troop of the state police located at
wyoming, near thfs city, while out on
patrol duty With Frank Gray, a fellow.
trooper, in the woods near Yatesville,
was shot at by foreigner, who was
hunting in the woods. The load of
shot riddled the helmet worn by
Smith, while several of the pellets en-
tered his scalp and hands. The troop
.ers opened fire on the poaeher, but he
escaped in the thick underbrush. A
second detail of troopers was sent out
from the barracks. but they did not
locate him.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21

If you have not cut
your cowpeas and
need a mower, come
in. and we will show
you the Mccormick
the best mower
on the market, and
it has the weight.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21

tion permanently cares Constipation, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache. Price rs Cents.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
PEPsoIDS DESTROY DISEASE GERMS OF THE 81

Pepsoids cure the worst forms of Dys-
pepsia and all other Acute or Chronic
Stomach Disorders byrepairing the worm
out lining of the stomach and destroys
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
in this way never returns. Pepsoids is
not patent medicine, but the successful
prescription of DIR. Oldham who has
cured thousands of cases Of Chronic
Stomach Troubles, among them Cancer
of the Stomach. It cost more money to
produce Pepsoids than any similar prepa-
ration on the market, owing to the large
An seId and
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
Locomotive Blown Up; Two Killed.

Monongahela City, Pa, Sept 1S.-
By the explosion of boiler of a
Pittsburg, Virginia & Charleston
freight engine. the engineer and fire.
man we're killed. four severely injured
and the engine and caboose reduced to
scrap iron. All the injured were
scalded about the face and hands, and
received severe bruises. They were
taken to a hospital and will probably
recover. The cause of the explosion
IS not known.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
ASIIYeESoH, So Shall Ye Also Reap.

This is the motto Of the Farmers Fav-
Orite Grain Drill, and the experience of
the man who uses one. Our drill is fitted
with the rOller-bearing and self-alining
box, which makes i the lightest running
machine on the market. It is also furnish
ed with the famous plow furrow disc
which makes a row of wheat at least three
times as wide as any other disc on the
market You can SOW 25 changes of
phosphate with one feeder and SOW IS
to 1900 lbs. to the acre.
BE WISE
and look this Drill over before you buy.
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21

GA ozE Ia
Rss,sth. The Kind You Have Always Bought
''';;.'" s.; Z r &H4zzzzz
Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21

quantity of the purest Pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula en- bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at so
cents bol,le on an absolute guarantee to
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, if you have not used Pepsoids before,
a so-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, and you will re-
ceive promptly full sized bottle. You do
not obligate yourself to pay cent All we
ask after Pepsoids have cured or greatly
benefited you is, that you recommend
Pepsoids to your friends. Every man
by Bsul. n. Masshsws, Red star Q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

-
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES HAVE
been listed with me exclusively within tho
last fen days, and must be sold al once Own
ers are anxious TO dispose Of thom for diff
Three double brick houses well rented.
near o: $. L. shops; big interest payer:
Near 9th South and West Temple, double
brick house, Of 9 rooms each. brick house
Of rooms. and q frame house OF 8 rooms,
1o0x152 feet TO alley, renting for S46 per
month, the price $4,000. VIII sell separately
at reasonable prices
A splendid 4-room brick cottage, lot 35x1e5
feet. south front on East 4th South: price
No. 2s7 South 18th wcst, 4-room brick
cottage. In lst Iopairs; lot 2hxlo rods;
the price $500, $500 cash, SIS per month,
per cent interest.
On End South near 9th West, south 'front.'
broom modern brick cottage; lot 50x1i0
to alley, price $3.50.
4-room frame cottage, neat and cloan
and we'll built; the lot 33x12O to alley, In
rear, near 11th East and 9th South; s14oo.
$500 cash, $50 per month interest per
On 10th East, near Srd South, an up-to-
date Broom modern pressed brick cottage;
lot 2Haxs rods; the price s325o, $500 cash.
sroom % modern ode S.sss Sssory Gi brick S'Ho on sra
south near 9Th East, south front; price
Two handsome cottages on 9th street
south front, one near n and one near st.,
st. $3.50 nesq sqys s,s = a1'r0d lot cast front on
s14oo buys the corner 4th East and 9Th
South, 21ax7 rods, facing south and west
$500, ensy terms, buys a lot 2Hxeh
End South.
s115O buys beautiful lot on 2nd ST.,
south front, 2Ax7Hs rods TO alley in rear
Near 11th East and 9th South. Groom
modern brick cottage, the lot 6oxle6 feet
one Of the prettiest yards in the city, i'm
la-u md fTuI
iron fence, good barn; very reasonable terms,
and the price $500.
On East 1st South. Broom modern 2
story residence not another like e in the
city, the lot 55E125 feet; automobile stable
on the property, and the price $4,000,
story red pressed brick residence; 80 the lot Ask
the the prics 1ics s3ooo = ai's connected with
modern cottage. it is beauty, and tho lot
75112o feet, well improved With shade, fruit,
$40 per month, per cent Int.
WITH sewer; the lot SHaE7 rods house in lrst-
class repairs. only years old, and tho price
$500, $500 cash, bal. timo
In the same neighborhood, beautiful 4
room modern brick cottage fine lawn, shade
with sewer; the price s2e5o, s115o cash.
bal. easy terms
On 9th St, near hospital. south front. prac-
LlChLLy NC" o-looIu mouSlu CcbLdBs' iOI St2N
ia rods to alley in rear; the price $4,000.
ET On "'a Corner, her 1sth i 5oSsh and ID state.
acre OF ground with broom brick on 1t, bath,
hot and cold water and e. l.; S2s0o
Make me an offer on the old st. Marks
school house, opposite the police station
the lot Is 53Hx176 feet. VIII guarantee to
rent the building for $500 per month II
purchaser will expend s25oo on this propo-
sition, It can bo bought it will net at
least per cent money invested.
Have some other choice business PROPOSE
tions to offer which I do not to adyer-
tise, but would DO pleased to talk TO any bona
fde buyer who is looking Tor hrst-class
business property
Sal. c954
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


THREB-RooM FRAME. FLOWING WELL.
ETC.; lot 2M rods front; rear 4th North,
near 4th West $500; 500 cash, SO per
month.
= 4ox166. alley, near 18th East and srd
South, $500
21sxs, alley, East 2nd South: $500.
Almost new 7-rocm mod. pr. brick; 2Nx7:
near Sth East and 9th South. very easy
terms; $3.50.
Swell 7.room modern two-story home, on
9th East two lots: $500.
Swell 5-room mod pr, brick, por bath,
toilet. lavatory, C. | and gas, furnace; near
p and Brigham; 1880
Within two blocks Of Eagle Gate. Groom
bsick; Dor, bath, toilet, o. l., etc; $3.50.
2Mx7, on First street; $500.
20 RODS frontage. in best section, cas-.
side Great property on which TO build
houses TO sell: 1900.
Nine-room mod. pr. brick furnace laundry,
etc. near Rowland Hall; $1,000
2Hx9H to alley, near 3rd and U; $500.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under National Bank Of Republic
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SAMPLG BARGAINS.
East Side.
S3500-For 7-room; bath toilet mautel; hot
water heat; terms.
s210O-For rooms, new, pore bath; e, i,
500 down AID SIS per month.
S2700-For rooms; bath. toilet, mantel
e, l.; 500 down and $40 per mo.
S270o-For Groom: bath: toilet; Q, J.. man
tel and cellar: 1906 and sewer tax
paid.
s4o00-For beautiful modern 7-room home,
terms.
S1450-For rooms; s265 down and SIS per
mo-, including interest.
SS000-Buys the best built p-to-date home
on the east side; full basement fur
mace room; collar; ane laundry; par
lor 13x26; bedrooms l3x23 and 16I
10, with GO It. OF porches
West Side.
S3660-For the finest house on 2nd South;
bath, toilet, G. l.; cent walk: beau
tful lawn; fine coal houes and out
buildings.
S17o0-FoT i-room, cream bk., cent walk;
shade and lawn; terms.
S295o-For 5-room mod; 7th Wost, terms.
S13oo-tFor Groom IN fine condition, $500
down and sl6 per month.
S3i5o-For Broom; beautiful finish; natural
wood; cut stone trimmings terms.
II you want TO sell your property, list
with us.
C. F. LITTLE & CO.,
Both phones 2s4s. 2o9-210 Atlas Blk.
c9i2
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THIS WEEK ONLY
THIS WEEK ONLY

We offer nice 5-room pressed brick home.
in a choice location northeast, for $3.50.
Rooms extra large, nice rec. hall, elec.
1t. fixtures, ETC. II has large lot and ia
surrounded by beautiful homes
ALSO LOOK AT
Those handsome modern homes now building
on the N z. corner OF 4th and NJ SITS, Prices
are right and Will alter to suit you,
A. Mcclellan 6 Co., 1874 w. end So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-11

A M'KELLAR Z; co.
$1,000
Buys 3xlo lot ono block from O. and c. bldg,
$4,000
dN11o lot, 5-room house. 4th So. and 9th
East.
$3.50.
Broom pressed brick and large lot on Srd
ST., near 1 st.
Handsome new Groom strictly modern
pressed brick homo NJ ST. it's a beauty.
and you can not equal it IN the city for the
money
WE LIST SNAPS ONLY.
A. M'KELLAR & co, 63Ha w. 2ND SOUTH.
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ONE FoUR-RooM PRESSED BRICK, PAN
try and closet. fine lawn, shade, fence, etc.
9Th So. bet. 9Th and 7th East, $500. See
owner, 3l5 SO, State. c852
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
Eaaf Sidn

FIVE-RooM BRICK, CLOSE IN. FOR PAR
ticulars call or add. 25s SO. 3rd East. c923
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED


DlRING-RoOM. SITTING ROOM, BED
room and kitchen; can bo run az a restau-
rant. Inquire Imperial hotel c.6ce. 2&o So
state. c1150
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-11

WILSON SHERMAN co.
$40 down 5O-foot lot near 10Th West and
Second South.
5000 buys 2hax1o rods. facing south, OIL
eth South.
vinest location for APARTMENT HOUSE,
close in, on End South; 90x125 feet
HOMES.
s1S5o-Four-room homo. city water near
10th East ard ath South.
s425o-Boautiful 7-room homo, on corner Of
Second and S streets. modern; iur
nS>e gas. Prince includes sewer,
sidewalk and macadam.
ss7bo-Elogant modern 10-room home, on
3rd South, near 9Th East: evory con-
venienco and In perfect condition
WILSON co, ~ West End So
Tol doo Mombers S. L. r. L. Assn. cl060
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EEAR.
q al ellsse, OF prop,
elT, esteclauy .or
'tses Of all slzes.
; sly With Is7 Gil
20, So w, End
= L. Association.
bS57
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AApsY. ALL KINDS
~ W hnds Of fancy
rsa family washing.
Esass. Bell l23s.G;
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WANTED-HEL,P

Soop LIVERY MAN AT SOC SOUTH
| West Temple. 'N' cIIee
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BOARD AND ROOMS

GOOD LOCATION, MODERN CoNVE-
nicuces; home cooking. l12 North State.
cl205
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BATH AND MASSAGE

SICn or WELL TAKE TREATMENT BY
German masscur tougorial art, conducted
by ladies. Elite parlors. Constitution bldg,
,nbone so8o b1g06
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llD FOE FURNITURE,
E f.sas e3e-X. Louis
III, fsgnsrly On State
1 b20i7
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S ALI.
Tutuo Bros. l6S Main BOD bap signs.
nJ9o-
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE ROOMS
n New York building, Market
ST.; everything new and up-to-
date. Houston Ree! Estate INV. Co.
Phones 27, 2s1 SO. Main st.
1854
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MODERN RESIDENCE
~ WI pay SlUu per
- ~ balance al the
- HrN bo close In.
. b2250
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40. ! CONDITION.
'I' i iigh. Address
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CLAIRVOYANTS
WANTED-AGENTS

cANvAssEKs AND S LOCAL Al. AGENTS daSI,s
""Ise"' sednIis Mo- h1923
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ONE NINE BLACKSMITH, $3.50 PER DAY;
carpenters, $3.50 per day. Plumhof
Empl, Agency, eoIa Z. 2nd So. ceo1
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FOR REAL ESTATE; BUSINESS CHANCES
500 Utah Investment Co.. 326 Atlas block
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-09
krOnika MiejscoWa.
Uznany niewinnym!

Niezawodnie rzadko sic zdarza,
azeby ktos, oskarzony o morder'
stwo i w ,pierwszym swym pro-
cesie przez 12 sedziow przysie-
glych jednoglosnie ma smierc ska
zany, : otrzymal zezwolenie ma
wznowienie procesu w tym no
wynn procesie, znowu przez, IL Sc
dziow przysieglych, zostal UNA
ny zupelnie niewinnym. Zdarzy-
10 sic to tym raze.n Jozefowi
(zwanemu ,,Jocko"O Briggs, kto-
ry W sobote zostal uznany ME
winnym. Zawdziecza to niezawo'
dnie swietnej obronie swego adj
wokata w tym drugim procesie,
Roberta Cantewella, ktory umial
przekonac sad, re jego klient ME
mogl bye w miejscu popeinienia
morderstwa w czasie, kiedy je
popeiniono. = Me da sic opisac
rzewna scena W sadzie, ktora sic
odbyla po ogioszeniu wyroku. u
wolnionemu winszowali adwoka-
ci i rozni znajomi nieznajomi;
szczegolnie wzruszajace byly je-
go usciski z zona z dziecmi. Jak
wiadomo, Briggs zawsze twier
dzi}, il cd najnlodszych lat W
dziwny spos6b bywal przeslado-
wany przez policye, ktora, ME
wiadomo dlaczego, czesto go po-
dejrzywala o niepopelnione przez
niego rome wykroczenia.
Kto zamordowal fabrykanta
cygar Hansa Petersona w bialy
dzieli W lokalu jego ma rogu Ro-
bey i w. Lake str, teraz niewia.
domo i wydaje sic, re zbrodnia
ia ujdzie tym razem bezkarnie.
:.~ Utonai w studni.
Johann Florian, przybyly do
Ameryki zaledwie pred szescio-
ma miesiacami- i zatrudniony W
hodowli warzyw Wilhelma We
bera, utonal onegdaj W studni.
aRrzypuszczaja, re Florian, licza-'
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R6zng notatki teIegEailczna.

w Rzymie zcbral sic mig
dzynarodowy kongres pocztowy.
= Finlandya otrzymuje libe-
ralna konstytucye.
= Skazana ma Smierc 1T-letnia
Spirydonowna zostala ulaskawio-
ma. Wyszla ia ma 20 lat pobytu
w wiezieniu.
= w sklad nowego minister
stwa wegierskiego wchodza mic
dzy innymi Wekerle jake prezes,
Albert Apponyi, Juliusz Andras-
sy i Franciszek Koszut.
: Maksym Cork, rosyjski Ii
terat Liberal, jest w drodze do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
= Wladze szwajcarskie are
sztowaly 40 rosyjskich wloskich
anarchist6w.
= 26 oficerow argentyhskich
wstapilo ma poltora roku do slu-
zby W armii niemieckiej.
= w Krolestwie Polskiem
moza sic oznaki ogolnego ME
zadowolenia,
: Zapowiadaja ustapienie hr.
Witte.
: Sejm norweski ME zgodzii
sic ma odrestaurowanie palacu
krolewskiego kosztem $4,000 ko-
ron.
= w San Francisco rozpedzi-
Ia policya wczoraj palkami So
cyalistow, ktorzy wywolali zabu-
rzenia.
= PAM prezydentowa Roose-
welt wr6cila Krby do Wa
szyngtonu.
- Stan zdrowia Pattisona, gu
bennatora stanu Ohio, znacznie
sic polepszyl.
- w Raleigh, N. c., skazano
ma powieszenie bialego czlowie-
ka, ktory po pijanemu zabil Ne
gra.
: Zona adwokata Griffin w
Boulder, COL, spala bez przerwy
przez 81 dni nocy, poczem u
maria ma zapalenie piuc.
= Prawa uchwalone przez le-
gislature stanu Iowa nie 5eda Wa
zne, poniewaz wYiawca gazctv
w Des Moines, mic chce ich pu-
blikowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-09
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEDzYhARODOWEl
Chicago, 9 kwietnia 1906. +.

Swiezo w kwestyi autonomii
polskiej zabral gios ma szpaltach
gazety ,,Riecz" prof. Karajew, je-
den filarow partyi konstytucyJ-
no demokratycznej. Znakomity
uczony w dluzszym artykule uza-
sadnia koniecznosc nadania Kro-
lestwu Polskiemu pfaw autono-
micznych, poniewaz ida mas sa-
mych = jak pisze = autonomia
ia przyniesie wielki pozytek, gdyz
po pierwsze, bedziemy mieli w
Polakach przyjaciol zamiast wro-
gov, gotowych zawsze do ,,zdra-
dy", powt6re zas, niepodobna bez-
karnie dla samych siebie tlumlc
w Polsce dazen do samopoczucla
narodowego, Doc samo doswlad-
czenie nauczylo mas, jaka mako
mita szkola represyi byla w O.
statniem dziesiecioleciu Warsza-
wa i dla naszej centralnej biuro-
kracyi.
Pomimo jednak, ze przeciwni-
cy autonomii polskiej godza sic
tyrni pogladani, pomawiaja je-
dnak ciagle Polak6w o dazenia
separatystyczne, powoiuiac sic
ciagle na przyk1ady 1880 j 1861
r. Sa to dowodzenia, wedlug prot.
Karajewa, goloslowne. "A czy
wieda oponenci - zapytuje autor
= re owe powstania,- ktorych
frugie, uwazane jest obecnie ia
10 ciezki bIad polityczny, wywo-
lane zostaly nietylko dazeniem
Polakow do niezaleznosci, lecz
take i szeregiem faktow nelegal-
nych z strony rosyjskej, polega-
jgcych badz ma pogwalceniu obo-
wiazujacego wowczas prawa,
badz ma niezaspokojeniu konie-
cznych potrzeb. Przeciez teraz,
jezei bedziemy trzymali sic poll
tyli represyi, podsycimy nastroj,
przy ktorym moga powstawae je-
dynie ,szalone" plany. Nastepnie,
zarowno w r. 1880, jak w r. 1861
Polacy ubezpieczali sic na po-
moe Francyi, rewolucyjnej Fran
cyl w 1880 roku, oraz Francyi
Napoleona III, gioszacej grom-
kie has{a ma korzysc narodow u
ciSnionych. Obecnie rozwialy sic
W lynn kierunku iluzye polskie.
A wreszcie jeszcze, ostatnie po-
wstanie polskie wybuch}o pred
zwyc;estwami niemieckiemi lat
: 1868, 1866 i 1870, ktore podniosly
powage rozszerzyly potege pan
stwa Hohenzollernow, zjednoczo-
nego w jedna monarchie niemie-
cka, W ktorej Polakom poznah-
skim wypowiedziano wojne w ce-
ZACH zupeinego ich wynarodowie-
nia".
To tez Polacy, wedlug rozumo-
wanna prof. Karajewa, boja sic
Prusakow, jake SHY bezwzgle-
dnej i brutalnej instynktownie
daza do zjednoczenia sic Rosya,
widzac W TEN jedyny dla siebie
ratunek, zar6wno pod wzgledem
narodowyrn, jak ekonomicznym.
Polemizujac W dalszym ciagu
z przeciwnikami autonomii pol
skiei, prof. Karajew zaznacza, re
w ciagu ostatnich 40 lat poglady
przekenania speieczenstwa pol
skiego ulegiy znacznym przemia-
nom ma punkcie pytania: co to
Jest Polska? Jest to juz ME Pol
ska = pisze autor W jej history
czuych granicach r. 1772 nod
mora do morza", lecz Polska W
lei granicach ,,etnograficznych"
+ i. w terytoryum, zamieszkane
,.rzez Polakow. Naprozno niekto-
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= 8 letni Dennis Sapowski, IL
mari w mieszkaniu pm. 422 Union
str. ma suchoty, ma ktore zachoro-
wal ledwie przed trzema miesia-
carni. elv
.G = 52 letnia Caroline Knuth,
I64 Canalport ave-, umaria W
szpitalti powiatowym W skutek
poparzenia sic w sobote, kiedy
W mieszkaniu jej wydarzyia sic
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