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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26
ECONOMICALLY ADMINISTERED

The receipts Of a. federal goy
ernmont from taxation. exclusive OF
postal receipts. ALT exceed ssee,
oeo 900 before june ia next year.
The total last year vas sast.t54. o~o
against s32a.s76,o 600 In 1895. A.
present rates before The close OF this
decade the annual Withdrawals from
the euuntry's earnings by federal
taxation Will much more than don
Bile the totals of any year prior TO
the Spanish war
On "A population Of so,o0o,oeo
the presen, rate averages over $50
year Withdrawal by federal taxa
ton from the earnings of the aver
age family As value received from
the federal government the average
family has the services If the post
office department which do give
value for what the department re-
ceives But this pan meut Is addition
al aud It does not figure in the to-
tails from taxation. says the 81. Louis
Republic
The increase in taxation is spent
through increases of official salar-
les of the number % office-h olders,
of salaries and wages for military
purposes. for general military ex-
penses. including those of the "col-
oniai system. and In other ways
which show no Justification I'm re-
suits for doubling the gross totals
of taxation in ten years.
With their utmost skill in the
manipulation OF statistics. those who
defend these enormous increases do
not claim that the average family
has doubled its income in the last
ten years or that it is likely 10
double its income as the result of
doubling the gross amount taken in
taxation from the earners of the
country. The only excuse offered Is
that as a result of the natural birth
rate, aided by increases in immigra
ton, there has been a notable in
crease in the number OF earners sub
ject to this taxation.
The same excuse was offered in
1876 when. in the central west,
Thurman and Voorhees, voiced the
demand for government economic
ally administered, in resisting
which three republican presidential
were DEBATED. During the
most critical period in its history
the country was saved from the
worst by the democratic demand for
return from the war basis to the
peace basis of taxation, under
which the government has no right
to draw on the earnings of the peo-
pie for anything beyond its own nee
essary purposes.
When the extravaganza OF federal
has so increased that
it demands every year nearly one
fourth of the total money supply of
the country to meet federal taxation
alone this ceuralizaJion almost
wholly for uonproductiyc purposes,
is enough TO account for every other
abuse and to make il clear that no
other evil of Capitalization can be
corrected except through its refor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

Ea.sau nsa ! 'biuA we bad better
EfUy u.r rsprr-rutaf,ys st in con
trrfHu .ub OBJ vhst se have bong
contemplated d.,is up turssf bftf
Hh I.H 4s# lp other words taId
au.fHer n.r,, .aufrnaes Npfr'sine n
tf". Times
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is in nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will we assume payment
OF such debts under any circum-
stances. Every emplOye of this office
is paid promptly for work done. This
,s to protect ourselves and the sell
ing ic.-ENTERPRlSE PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Per G. w Nc
knight, Manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26
The New Pure Food and Drug Law

We are pleased 10 announce that
FOlcy's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not al
fected By the National Pure Food
and Drug law as It contains no opt
ates or other harmful drugs. ana
We recommend II as a safe remedy
for children and adults y. W. Fear
ris
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26
Nlrrlinu AZ the MiIl. ,hai.eI.

Its L German ut the toiirg"
..rs,, Church OF Christ is conducting
. mr,urE af the cotton miI. Seq.
..... begin each etsu.us u' li"
sHUr.f tUr tonight The honestly
Mistaken NJu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

AEy erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns OF the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
.nDD4 lxe-being brought to the atten-
ton OF tho management
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

uHe ~ tts Nufat features - AS
rfr .Haabss &C. fhaf II t. al iusifsoaa
H zee Before fte r.rfaw ranH.
fs fsHFef DO wtl tBr# fatal
- 49, F@iwvH NiAses Naf~
sAVg - fHHahtr "a 81 f0Fa
recess Fffes aat rffsna
mrets Disease au4 sistsfss M "
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

Obituaries, resolutions OF respect.
cards Of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of 5 cents per line. Poetry at
double price
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

&c is the du'y off good citizenship
90 help iu she suppression of Law Nlo.
latious by informing uu the .0iw'H.
nfv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

The Western Union is up against
harder proposition m Texas than
striking operators
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

Always ready at minutes call
something unusual for Plum
Der. And ! waste no time whatever
on the job, though ! put In my best
work-something unusual for a
Plumber. Again, all the materials
/ use are chosen for their high grade
the Kind that Will last longest and
need mending the least often--some-
thing unusual for Plumber Again
my charges are reasonably low
something very unusual for a plum
her.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26

W. A OWNBI city Editor
(Residence Phone. Bell No 2Ss)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-26
Che Daily Iigbt
Published Daily Except Sunday
BY
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. &c. 900.

Entered at tho Waxahachie Post
office as mail matter Of the second
class. :
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-28

What is Domestic Science2 1t is the science of ho~memaking
including all the arts and graces that belong to developed wom-
anhood. 1t deals with the physiology of the body; with the
foods needed for various kinds of work, health or disease; with
sanitation; with the care of the sick; with the care of children;
Tome; !i ne short. 9 do1 nesaty se es 8 .ney ges shou with be all e tne fesrnin in t the
goes to make the ideal home. Its prime purpose is to make
women contented with homework by giving them an intelligent
What are the wages received by skilled mechanics o -day?
ers, masons, and foundry men, make more money per year than
does the average lawyer or doctor or minister. And, the work
ing rapidly Very few of the young men of this State are pre-
people, and those from other states, come in and get best places.
This is not as it should be. The school of Mechanic Arts has
covering four years each are provided in Woodworking black
smithing, and machine work. Opportunities are also given for
trades. If a person cannot spend four years in preparation, he
is given as much praedca! work as is possible during the time
III Y iaD e. mean %snod if you u i have q ao Liking ~ for 3sm a trade ers don't 81 spoil oil
the best possible worker in the trade that YOU like. p" -
1t may be also added that the students in any of the de-
Utah would be better off iii it had more trained mechanics.
h a lie tom n "a career { o. Gher ar spiendi S. opportunities n les tor those
commercial enterprises will be demanded and the old ones will
Commercial work is adapted for men and women. The
Agricultural College is the only school in the West that offers
school courses. The equipment in this department is new, COM
plete and up,to-date. The faculty are in possession of the latest
The Agricultural College has not been able to fill the de-
mand made upon it for persons skilled in any branch of CONNER
If you, are thinking, about a commercial course, you would
If you don't want the special work offered by the other
sSe som1 yGu ee may ia cS Snts5 t Hds w sdho Sa ,, T~dsT til the ch Supervision io,- Of
l Goneg the i fub fsst in in any my d Agr;rn1tent, regularly ecn1art o offered by the
opportunity for the preparation for higher work in any Other
institution, whether in law, medicine, engineering or any sub
College for such work have the distinct advantage Of being in
in agriculture, domestic science and art, commerce and me-
'A'@ Write af'i for the catalogue of the Agricultural co,,.s. fo- no..
Address, The Registrar, Agricultural College.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-28
WHAT THE AGRICULTURE COLLEGE STANDS FOR

The College possesses frst-class laboratories, workshops,
the Agricultural College is very complete and one of the best
in t the inte r. Nc country. As rapidly as possible, the State
show something of the facilities of the College for enabling
students to acquire a higher education. Pay the College a visit;
it will be more convincing.
,ee For is d; tid 9G ino sv of ss more efi 5S Th ad sahda1 at asr the Col:
Of Commerce; N} The School of Mechanic Arts, and 81 The
separate, but are interdependent and together form a unit.
The School Of Agrisulturs offers (D A three-year high
Agronomy, Horticulture and Etomoiogsy, Animsai H uIbsrs w
and Dairying, Irrigation and Drainage, and Veterinary Science.
by the Agricultural College and the State School of Mines. The
ali; aim Oft OF this course is 81 to pre- saeiS young m,r men ;n 10 Tne of the most
The School of Domestic Science and Arts offers % A
three-year Manual Training Course in Domestic Science; (}
A four-year college course in Domestic Science.
The School Of Commerce offers lD A thres-year high
school course in Commerce, and (2) A four-year college course
The School of Mechanic Arts offers a four year course in
try, forging, machine work, or other trades.
The School of General Science offers () A two-year nigh
In addition, all the schools offer regularly a series of winter
courses, which open on Jan. 9TH, 1908.
The present-day learning has created several new proies,
i si0n nsr;cS 1rs OF u tsfm so is A agd n1nnts aS SG a9i%a1 has esn been be- n apPsf fo
do the will of the trained farmer. Agricultural education PMS is
iature are helping it on. The only serious drawback to the on
ward march of modern agriculture, is the lack of trained work
than the country can produce. Every state. demands teachers
Much better than positions as agricultural experts, supervi-
t or AND and climate mat Of f this is state t That money can sg be be made by
farming is proved by the hudnreds of rich farmers in this State.
1t all depends upon how the work is done. The average farmer,
who has nothing but his practical experience and native ability
to s depend VI upon %oet makes Tb as m is not a a ! "A av vndegst pfedLebbs ut IT is M" 'he
This is the school for young women. Domestic science is
more than cooking; domestic art is more than sewing; wonnans
work, in the future, is more than humdrum routine. A science
and an art of housekeeping have been created by the steady ct
forts of the great lovers of mankind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27

ziemi francuskiej. w podroz ts
wybralo sic kilkunastu czionkow
towarzystwa angielskich fran
cuskich sportmanow. Pierwszy
otrzyma $4,000 nagrody. Z tych
kilkunastu zostaio tylko dwoch:
On jerry Moss, Anglik, ktory O.
becnie znajduje sic W Indyach
wschodnich. Podroz te rozpocze-
to IA czerwca 1904 roku,
Mossi oprocz dubeltowki ma
takze przy sobie teke, W kt6rej
ma dowody, re podroz te istotnie
pieszo odbywa. Ma pieczecie
wszystkich moharchow, ktorych
panstwa pieszo przeszed2. Ia kill
ka dni Mossi pusci sic W podroz
do Washingtonu, gdzie odwiedzi
prezydenta Roosevelta. Trzeba
tu takze zaznaczyc, re pieniedzy,
puszczajac sic W podroz, zaden
z Mich ME miai. zyje on picnic
dzy jake w drodze zarobi.
Morristown, N. J., 27 lipca. -
Gospodynie w Morristown celem
zwalczenia wysokiego -wynagro-
dzenia, jakiego sluzace zadaja,
zalozyly towarzystwo ochronne,
do ktorego jedynie panic gospo-
dynie nalezec moga.
Jeszcze w roku 1901 placono
s}uzacym $12 ma miesiac to mai
zupelniej wowczas najlepszym
nawet wystarczylo. Obecnie tego
rodzaju ,,rekwizyta" biora po $40
$25 miesiecznie calem utrzy-
maniem mieszkaniem.
Ma wczorajszem organizacyj-
mem posiedzeniu mowiono, re mi
lionerzy So w stanie pacic tyle,
ale nawet przecietna familia ma
to pozwolic sobie ME moze.
Pittsburg, Pa, ~ lipca. = Da-
my pittsburskiego towarzystwa
maja uprawiaja jakies smiertel-
ne zachcianki. Niedawno temu
bowiem pewna pani towarzy-
stwa urzadziia raut dla zakata-
rzonych, lima dla kaszlacych, a
najnowszym pomys}em jest VIA
snie operacya celem pozbycia sic
slepej kiszki. Zadne rady grozby
lekarzy ME odnosza skutku. Da-
my jedna po drugiej, jak W baj-
ce, dotkniete zapaleniem czy ME,
pozwalaja sobie wyjmowac slepa
kiszke
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27
Kronika Chicagoska
Uznany winnym.

Maszynista Charles Graft, os-
karzony zamordowanie zony, 20
stal wczoraj przez sad przysie-
giych uznany winnym i skazany
ma dozywotnie wiezienie. Prokura-
torya wniosfa kare smierci. Nara
da sedzi6w przysieg}ych trwa}a
przez caie po}udnie az do godz. 8
wieczorem, MIN zgodzili sic ma
werdykt niezupe}nie zgodny z u
stawami, gdyz uznawszy oskarzo-
nego winnym rozmyslnego NOR
derstwa, wedle ustaw powinni byi
go ma smier5 skazac.
Ordynans ,,telefoniczny".
Miejski komitet gazu, nafty i
elektrycznosci wczoraj ostatecznie
uiozy} ordynans tyczacy sic kom-
panii telefonicznej i przyiawszy
60 s gfosami przeciw dwom, po-
stanowil poleci6 go radzie miei-
skiei do zatwierdzenia. Przeciw
MENU giosowali alderman Foell i
Sits, najg}6wniejszy jego opo-
nent, aid. Snow, by} nieobecnym.
Ma zyczenie burmistrza kompania
"Chicago Telephone Co." zgodzi-
Ia sic, azeby zaprowadzic nieogra-
niczona sfuzbe telefoniczna dla
biznesman6w po Genie $125 rocz-
ME, chociaz pociagnie to "a soba
wielkie wydatki dla kompanii,
a naduzywanie aparat6w telefoni-
cznych przez jednych ze szkoda
drugich. Wedle nowego ordynan-
su nadto utrzymywac sic bedzie
druga linie sfuzby telefonicznej dla
aparat6w przyjmujacych wysy-
}aiacych ME wiecej niz po 1900
depesz, po Genie $50 rocznie. Ola
mieszkan kosztowac bedzie nieo-
graniczona sfuzba telefoniczna SO
rocznie, jeaeli jedna tylko rodzina
korzysta jednego aparatu, apo
$5e rocznie. ieiei dwib rodziny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27

dy tax ze strony dworu, jak mini
str6w. Podesz1ego wieku, W osta-
tnich czasach gf6wnie cierpia1 ma
brak oddechu, kt6ry podsycano
sztucznie. Zajety byl ieszcze W
przeszlym miesiacu uporzadkowa-
MEM wraz re sekretarzem wspom-
MEN, kt6re niezmierns maja war
tose, kt6re obudza zywe zajecie.
Hr. Nigra zawsze ubolewa} mad
tenn, re ME bedzie swiadkiem wra-
zenia, jake sprawia, i sad6w ja-
kie wywoiaja. = Nawet wielu je-
go dobrych znajomych ME wiedzia-
10, ze byi zonatym, nigdy bowiem
i nigdzie ME pokazywal .aony;
zdaje sic, re zbywalo jej najzupe}-
niej ma warunkach ambasadoro-
wei. Syn pielegnowa1 go do kohca,
a chcac uniknac z}ego nader W tel
porze rzymskiego powietrza, pre-
wi6zi go do Rapallo pod Genua,
gdzie chory uczul poczatku po-
lepszenie, lecz d. 1 bm., bogaty W
nauke, wyksztalcenie udziaf W
wypadkach swiatowych, zywot "a
konczyl. Istotnie hr. Nigra mia}
i to szczescie, re zy} i dzia}a} jesz-
cze W okresie wielkiej polityki.
Byl on z tego okresu dyplomata-
ostatnim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27

- Prokurator John J. HeaIy wyJe-
chal wczoraj rodzina ma wakacya
Spedzi kilka tygodni W Shelbourne
Falls, Mass, zastepowac go bedzie
podprokurator Barbour.
- Grace Davis, 51oo HaIsted str,
kasyerka W Luna Park wczoraj ma
gle przy peinieniu swych obowiazkow
pad}a niezywa. Przekrwawienie m6z-
gu bylo przyczyna smierci
- "a kradzIez przesyiek pocztowych
do kilkuset gazet aresztowano wczo-
raj listonosza Georgia H. Roalsena.
108 Beach ave.
= SO kandydatow na Inspektor6w
agtykui6w zywnosci poddaio sic wczo-
raj praktycznemu egzaminowi sia1by
cywilnej. Dano I'm do badanis s2s ;olus
cow artvkus6v tzHpo6ci ] glsa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27

przedwczoraj lodz gazolinowa z
ktorej dziesieciu pasazerow jed
nego zdoiano tylko uratowac, 9
osob utonelo.
Guatemala, 27 lipca. = Sad
wyzszy rzeplitej Gwatemali, "a
twierdzil wyroki smierci wydane
ma naczelnikow niedawnego spis-
ku ma zycie prez. Cabrery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MlEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, q ipca.
(POjednaWcze uSpoSobienie
Niemiec; Ur. Nigra.

Niemiec; Ur. Nigra.)
Agesywna i arogancka poll
tyka Niemiec pod wp}ywem gro
znego uksztaltowania sic stosun-
k6w politycznych staia sic nagle
poiednawcza pokoiowa. Odosob-
uienie Niemiec pomimo wszelkich
zapewnieG ich potedze i przygo-
towania do kazdej ewentualno5ci,
s,a}o sic mad wszelki wyraz ME
dogodnem.
Cesarz Wilhelm rozpoczal Oso-
bizcie usiIowania wydostania pan
svya z togo pierscienia m6w mie-
dzvnarodowych, kt6re - jezeli ME
bvlv skierowane przeciwko Mem
com - to W kazdym razie zape-
wmaly przcciwnikom zyski polity-
czne bez uizialu Rzeszy. Rad
niemiecki czyni kroki W dw6ch
kicrunkach - z jednej strony szu-
ka zblizcnia do Francyi Anglii,
drug:ei, opierajac sic ma jedynej
wieruei przyjaci6ice = Austryi,
cheiaiby zamiast tr6jprzymierza
obacncgo, kt6re rozluznia sic ME
ustannie, stworzy5 move tr6jprzy-
lliorzc wci2gnieciem don Rosyi
IA wz6r 'swietego przymierza"
trzech cesarz6w.
Ia os,amia kombinacya Jest
Ni27zg urzeczywistnienia, niz by
"a mia do niedawna; konkurentka
Nicmiec W Petcrsburgu jest dy-
alomacva angielska. W ostatnich
czasach, jak stvicrdzify ''Birzew.
Wicd.", zamierzone ma szeroka
~Sale paronimienie angielsko-ro-
>viskic, majQce usunqc wszystkie
o3wiecmc sporv miedzy tenn pote-
gam. zcszio do poziomu regulo-
waria spraw granicznych W Azyi.
liinisteryum Campbell-Banner-
mana Jest W daleko silniejszym
sropniu niz inne gabinety zalezne
cd opinii zywiol6w radykalnych
W kraju, porozumienie vice wick
szei donios}osci miedzynarodowej
napotka}oby ma powazne trudno-
sci.
Naiswiezsze wiadomosci brzmia
zresztq pomyslnie dla st'smk0w
angielsko-rosyiskich. Daily Tele-
graph" zamieszcza depesze, re usu-
nipto ostatnie trudnoSci W okresle-
niu interes6w rosyjskich W Tybe-
Gle; wobec tego, re jui przedtem
porozumiano sic co do Persyi i
Afganistanu, wkr6tce vice nasta-
pi podpisanie umowy. Moze to
iednak uledz zmianie wskutek in
trvg niemieckich. Niemcy prag-
nelyby op6zni6 podpisanie umo-
Wv, a tymczasem pomieszae karty
zawrzet albo przygotowac do te-
90 czasu porozumienie angielsko-
niemieckie, moze nawet francus-
ko-niemieekie.
Poiednawczos6 uprzeimOsc
rzadu i cesarza niemieckiego jest
bardzo znanienna. Porozumienie
przyiacielskie z Francya, czego so
bic szczerze czy obludnie zyczy
minister spraw zagranicznych Pi-
chon, a take z Anglia, pozbawiio-
BY powazniejszego znaczenia tz.
tr6iprzymierze sr6dziemnOmorskie
(Anglii, Francyi Hiszpanii).
Niezwykle uroczyste przyjecia
przedstawicieli prasy angielskiej
= gdy krajowa jest ma oga W po-
pardde = przez cesarza i sfery
urzedove, pOdczas kt6rego VIII
hahn II konia przemawial do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-27
Telegramy zagraniczne

petersburg, ~ lpCd. W1d-
DE rychlo juz ukohcza sledztwo
w sprawie ostatniego spisku ma
cara bedq mogly wystapic prze-
ciwko oskarzonym z formalnem
oskarzeniem, oraz materyalem
dowodowym. w Sledztwie wy
sziy ma jaw senzacyjne szczegofy:
oto nader wanna i wybitna role
w spisku odgrywaiy kobiety, kto-
rych don wiele naleza}o, do "a
rzqdu spisku nalezeli: PAM Teo-
doziewowa, iona znanego adwo--
kata, kobieta znana pod przydom-
klein towarzyszka Nina, tel uda-
10 sic uciec "a granice, dalej by
ly officer marynarki Borys Mkt
tenko, urzednik pocztowy, Nawu-
now, Emme, nauczyciel gilnna-
zyalny Sch wybitnych adwoka-
tow: Brussow, Chiabrow Ia
warski. Ma wykonawce zamachu
obranym byi spiskowiec, niejaki
K1osowski, ktory w strojn sier-
zanta gwardyi mia} sic dostac do
cara zgiadziG go. Z przejetych
papier6w widac, jak serytnie OBJ
myslono rozmaite srodki, azeby
wiedziec 0 TEN, co car robi, gdzie
kiedy go zastac MONA itp.
Wszelkie te szczegoly wywo1a}y
wielka konsternacye w sferach
rzadowych, dowodza bowiem, ze
mimo wszelkie srodki bezpieczen-
stwa rewolucyonisci potrafia zna-
lezc droge dla swoich zamiarow,
ktore wielokrotnie nieudale -
raz przecie udac sic moga...
Petersburg, 81 lipca, = Mia
stem wstrzasnela wieSc buncie
pu1ku Siemionowskiego gwardyi,
stacyonowanego w rezydencyi
carskiej, w Carskiem Stole. Wczo
raj car zamierzai urzadzic pre-
glad pulk6w, przebywajacych W
Carskiem Stole, ale pulk Siemio-
nowski odm6wil wyjscia ma para
de, kt6ra sic tez ME odbyla. Zol-
merry zbuntowanych natych-
miast otoczono zamknieto W
koszarach, gdzie oswiadczyli, re
ME odmawiaja posluszehstwa,
ale domagaja sic odwolania swe-
go komendanta gen. Reimana.
w koszarach zbuntowanego pull
ku urzadzono rewizye znalezio-
no wiele ,,rewolucyjnej bibu&y" {,
kilku zolnierzy aresztowano. VIA
DE staraja sic Gale zajscie utrzy-
mac w tajemnicy, re wzgledu ma
2gi pulk Preobrazencow, stacyono
wany tez w Carskiem Stole, gdzie
rowniez panuje duch do buntu
skory. Gen. Reiman, pochodze-
MIA Niemiec, jest znany okru-
cienstwa bezwzglednosci, z jaka
traktuje zolnierzy, jest tez przez
Mich nienawidzony! 0 dalszym
przebiegu tel sprawy dotychczas
ME wiadomo. 4ts. WA
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