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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
COAST CITIES DUE
FOR A SETBACK
Bankers Apply Brakes at Los
Angeles and San
Francisco.
M'GURRIN LOOKS 'EM OVER
SAYS SALT LAKE is PLACE TO
INVEST MONEY I'M.

Frank e. McGurrin, president of the
Salt Lake Security & Trust company,
returned last evening from short va
cation trip to Los Angeles and Pacific
coast points. Mr.. McGurrin looked
over the real estate situation in the
California cities from the standpoint of
an investor. and returned to Salt
Lake satisfied that this city is the best
i'm the west in which to invest in
realty.
Despite the extensive advertising of
Los Angeles as an ideal summer resort,
Mr.. McGurrin found the weather in
sufferably hot. The building boom in
San Francisco has fallen off and real
estate in Los Angeles is not nearly so
active as it was a year ago. Many
Californians are coming to Salt Lake
to invest i'm realty.
Banks Put on Brakes.
In an interview with The Herald
last evening. Mr.. McGurrin said:
I'm Los Angeles there has been a
slowing up i'm real estate matters. par
ticularly i'm suburban. properties. The
banks and trust companies, fearing
transportation, have stopped making
loans on real estate. This will prove
to be better for all concerned, but at
present it badly cripples many enter
prises.
san Francisco is experiencing the
logical result of conditions following
the earthquake and fire of year ago.
The millions which were paid in by the
insurance companies, and which went
to swell the bank deposits, were spent
in true San Francisco style, in eXpen-
sive living, elaborate furniture. auto
mobiles. etc, instead of being kept TO
replace the destroyed property. Now
when the money is needed. there is not
One-quarter enough. and they are feel
ing the pinch. The bank deposits have
decreased about $4,000 600 i'm the last
two months, and further decreases are
looked for.
SquaIIy Times Ahead.
Outside capital is deferred from
coming in by reason of the strikes and
official corruption, as well as by the
fear of a recurrence of the earthquake.
The banks have shut off all loans, and
are calling il everything possible to
meet the drain. There have been many
fine large buildings erected, but not
one-tenth enough to meet the require
mentS. Unless there is a large influx
of outside capital, there will be many
failures in all lines of business within
the next six or eight months
Eventually San Francisco will be
larger than ever, and will always be
the big city of the Pacific coast. unless
the harbOT should be destroyed by an
earthquake. The steady growth of Salt
Lake City, its ideal climate, and pros
poets of development. have impressed
many conservative Californians with
the idea that this is the best place in
the country to invest money in today"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

ried according to the circumstances in
which he found himself. He had d
good education, was a college gradu-
ate and a practical civil engineer. His
education and good address were eX-
cellent assets for the criminal in stalk
inc his game
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
General Bell and the Brigade Post

The most important work of General
Bell in Utah will concern the future of
the two posts in the state. He is COL
lecting the data upon which the Secre-
tary of war will recommend to congress
the appropria tons for the enlargement
of such western posts as appear to him
to he the proper ones for retention in the
army's new concentration plan and the
abandonment of the less desirable He
viii make a recommendation concerning
the enlargement Of Fort Douglas and
abandonment or nOn-abandonInent of
Fort Duchesne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
GEN. BELL HEADS
FOR SALT LAKE
Visit of Army Head Gives Re-
neWed Impetus to Bri-
gade Project.
SIZING UP THE SITUATION
HIS RECOMMENDATIO LIKELY
TO BE FINAL.

The executive head Of the United
States army viii soon be the guest
of Salt Lake City for the first time since
General Miles visited Salt Lake in 1900.
Major General ]. Franklin Bell, chief
of staff of the army, and whose recon-
mendations in military matters are all
powerful with Secretary of War Taft
and President Roosevelt is due to arrive
in Salt Lake City on Tuesday or Wednes-
day of this week. The commanding of
ficer at Fort Douglas received word to
this effect from General Bell yesterday
and his mail is waiting for him at Fort
Douglas. General Bell is accustomed to
move about the country on these inspec-
ton trips with the rapidity of wllirl-
wind. His exact time of arrival is not
known. He has visited Fort d. A. Rus
sell at Cheyenne and Fort Logan near
Denver and is supposed to be due today
in Fort Duchesne, Utah, whence he will
come directly to Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
s. D. Evans,

Undertaken and embalmeT, removed t
new location, rs South State street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
Abandonment of Fort Duchesne.

In the matter of Fort Du Chesne Cen
eral Bells recommendation will undoubt-
edly be final Since the opening of the
Uintah reservation to settlement the
military authorities have repeatedly rec
commended its abandonment At one time
there was in the commanding officers
office al Fort Douglas an order from the
war department at Washington for the
troops to be withdrawn from Du Chesne,
but before it could be put into effect in
fluences in the eastern part of Utah were
brought to bear on the delegation in con-
held up until an inspection and report
could be made by the highest authority.
This General Bell Will do.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
Installation Of Rev. c. S. EGRnard

On Sunday afternoon, May Sth,
at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. G. $. Kennard
VIII be intalled as pastor Of the VII
Eamsburg Baptist church. There
will be an interesting programme
Among those taking part in the eoS-
ercises viii be DR.. r. H PITT. of
Richmond. DR.. {. Z. Bishop. Prof.
A. B. Coffey. Rev. +. w T. Pit
man. Mr.. John Il. Seymour. Rev.
D. T. Merritt. Rev. w. A. r. Good
win. Rev. II. T. Louthan and Mr.
J B. Terrell.
The public IS cordially invited 20
attend this installation service.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

A mad-dog was killed in town
this morning.
Practically all the stone has been
put down from the depot TO the col
lege.
The case against Mr.. r. L. Wal
trip. charged with violating the quar-
antine law. viii be tired today by
Justice Spencer.
Peachy Cook and Milly Wallace.
very young colored people. were
married Thursday night. The fun
ny part Of It IS that Peachy is the
porter at Spencer Bros. store and
Milly is Mr.. II. G. Spencer $ cook
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

About a week ago. two Nttle boys
rushed into the store. rushed into
the office. and between breaths and
a series Of catches in their voices
which seemed 10 have been caused
DO oyerexertion) gasped: Where
shall we put it,"
Put it. said I. Put WHAT"
The barrel. said one of the
boys after ne had painted his speech
back.
Barrel! What barrel?" 7 asked.
Then both of them tired TO e,-
plain 70 me that It was a barrel TO
put papers in. and that it had been
sent by someone indefinite. and that
it was outside.
went to the door. and outside on
the sidewalk ! saw a -four barrel
painted green. with black lettering
which read: Put Papers Here.
Well. I stood and looked al that
barrel and the barrel stood and
looked at me. and then a peculiar
thing happened. II may have been
my imagination (Tve been told I
have an Imagination. but If that
barrel didn't wink one eye slowly
and solemnly. I'm part Dutch.
| believe that barrel knew what
was going to happen. AT any rate.
the next morning filled the barrel
with paper, snd then l burned up
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
INTERESTING LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Events Of a Week Told in a
Few Words.

Everybody who went to the Ex-
position yesterday IS charmed with
the visit.
Mrs. NJ. Ellwood. who mas been
confined to her bed by sickness. IS
able to be out again.
Mrs. Annie Z. Slater has purchased
a very desirable LOT in the Colonial
Extension site which is attracting
he attention Of investors.
LEES PREPARED AGRI-
CULTURAL LIME for peanuts.
corn. oats. clover and grasses. FOR
sale by J. w. CASEY.
Bozarth's old stand.
President and Mrs. Tyler left on
Thursday to be the guests Of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harry St. George
Tucker in Norfolk. They attended
the reception Friday.
The canopy over the Governor 3
pew n Bruton church was put in
place last week. Il IS very hand
some and bears the name Alexander
Spottswood and the coat Of arms OF
that family.
Mrs. Howard Hoge. State Pres
ident OF the w. c. T. u. vii
speak 70 the Young Peoples Union
in the basement Of the Baptist
church Sunday night at us. Mrs.
Hose viii also visit the Magruder
church Sunday School or Sunday
morning.
Messrs. J. r Bellamy and Gardi-
ner Holmes have about completed
their ice cream saloon. located on
Mrs. Maupin's lot. The building is
ar attractive little structure. It was
framed in sections and bolted To-
gether. They viii operate an ice
cream Parior and restaurant during
the Exposition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
Mr.. Bush has Resigned.

Mr.. !. z. Bush. supervisor from
Powhatan district. has rendered his
resignation 10 be effective May lst.
II his letter Of resignation Mr.. Bush
states that his health is poor and
for that reason he feIs ne cannot
give his people the service the office
Judge D. G. Tyler has appointed
Mr.. c. c. Brannh Of Toano. 70 fill
the vacancy. Mr. Branch is one of
the formost men in the county. He
has large business interest and is
progressive.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
GREAT EXPOSITION NOW ON.
Opened Yesterday Amid Boom Of
Cannon and Cheer Of People.

The great Jamestown Exposition.
.iven 70 celebrate the 3OOTh ami
,ersary OF the settlement al James
own. May q. 1907. opened veStr--
Hay with the boom OF cannon and
the cheers OF The assembled thOa-
sands. President Roosevelt was
present and delivered an Grafton az
Ter which he pressed the gold button
hat set the wheels OF the Expos
non in motion.
Il vas a proud day Tor Virginia
and the country. and the culmina-
non Of the great show vii DC OF far
reaching good 70 the whole nation.
Hampton Roads vas full OF craft OF
every description. from the great
sighting machines OF the caves Of
The world 70 the tinv SAL boat.
For six months this great Expos
aon Will De open 70 the world Al
though not complete II IS a great
show. Many people went from al
this section TO attend the opening.
The c. & D Railway CO. has given
a very reasonable rate. there bein :
TWO excursions weekly. thursday
and Saturday. al a dollar the round
mp.
The college gave holiday yester-
day 70 allow students and professors
70 attend the Exposition. When
the show gets In full swing many
people from all over the Peninsula
vii make frequent visits 20 the Ex-
position. and there viii hardly DC a
man. woman or child who viii not
spend al least a day or two down
there.
Pres. Roosevelt IS expected 10 oe
al Jamestown Island today.
large shipments Of comic post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
viii SpIay their Cattle.

Warwick county farmers are now
agreements 70 cooperate
with U. s. inspectors 70 spray their
ocky cattle periodically this sumner
IN an effort TO clean up their infested
herds.
The u. S. Bureau of Animal IN
dustTy VIII have spray squad in
Warwick county. which expects 70
&c over into York county as far as
time can be spared from the work ir
Warwick. The cooperation Of the
cattle owners IS necessary in order
TO secure the benefit OF the effort &C
any gwen locality.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

every manner possible. and I assure
them that I wish them success and
shal 60 all in my power 70 help, IN
fact. have had this object in view
for years. and the fact that / SELL
ONLY THE BEST TAILORED.
THE BEST FITTING and strictly
up-to-date Clothing proves the truth
OF this assertion.
go further. I ny 70 besuufy
the person of the persons who are
trying 10 beautify the town.
There is no reason in the world
why poor clothes should not be con
sidered something 10 De bettered as
much as the unsighdy condition OF
our streets.
If YOU see any scraps Of paper on
the sidewalk. any old IN cans or
banana Peels lying around loose.
pick them Up and PUT THEM IN
GRIFFIN'S BARREL.
II you see a friend OF yours If
ne isn't friend. I'd advise you TO
let him alone and his shoes are out
at the toes OF down az the heel: if
his hat is battered and his hair COM
ing through: if his clothing looks as
though he had been visiting some
ones clothes line in the night-just
advise him of the fact and send
him 10
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
But He is a Williamsburg Boy

Davis. the famous Virginian foot
ball player at Dickinson college, who
has twice captained the Red and
Whites pigs<in chasers. has. dur
ing the last month az Carlisle. earned
the soubriQuet Of Home Run. "
Davis. who has had al exception
ally full line OF work along athletic
lines. was born and reared az New
port News. Va. He IS nearly twenty
four years old and IS a giant in
stature. Davis PLAYS first base on
this year Dickinson baseball team.
II IS not alone at baseball that
Home Run" Davis has made An
unparalleled success. His famous
goal from the field IL a eridiror
contest between Dickinson and the
Western University o. Pennsylvania.
from the S6-yard line. against a STIFF
breeze. was the most remarkable
punt in local football history. DAVIS
stands six feet four inches. and
weighs 2O4
When ne came 70 Dickinson col.
lege II 1908. the lengthy Virginia.
had had only a boys knowledge o.
amateur athletics. He Immediately
won a contest for the position ot
right tackle or the college team. anc
has successfully handled emergen
c.es on practically every post on IN,
eleven. doing exceptionally well a
Ill Ia -
football conditions. which requir,
heavier half-backs. Davis is a towe
Of strength.
The sporting editor of the News
Leader IS IN error when ne says a
bove that Davis was born in New
port News. Williamsburg is his birth
place. and his parents home va
where Darlington's store is.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
Success Of Milking Machines.

Milking machines have beer IT.
stalled By practically al Of the
experiment stations and a large num-
Der OF individuals: and We are con
stsntly getting inquiries as 70 results
10 be expected from their use.
A machine was installed a. the
Virginia Experiment Station IN
July. 1900. and from IS 70 20 COWS
were MIXED with Il for a period CT
six months. with more or less sats-
factory results. OF the entire mum
Der. there was only one COW that
absolutely refused 70 give her milk
down 20 the machine. and after il
was evident that she was going dry
from the machine milking II was
found necessary 70 resume hand
milking with her. In general II was
found nervous and excitable COWS
gave better results for machine milk
. ing than for hand milking This
was very noticeable in the case OF
4 ar Angus COW and ar Hoistein COW.
where a comparison Of 80 days
milking by hand and machine show
ed ar advantage OF 1S per cent. ir
favor OF the latter method. Ii Eas
also noticed that cows which were ir
the habit Of giving their milk dowr
freely and rapidly were MIXED as
I satisfactorily by machine as 0y
hand.
/ There is no question but that ths
/ machine viii draw al. OF the milk
out Oh the milk cistern. the only
question is whether this mechanica
f method viii furnish sufficient sumu
f iauon 20 the nerve cells 70 cause
them 20 perform their function o.
. milk secretion. Il is necessary {,
manipulate the milk glands thor
oughiv and where this is conscien
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

Ii is rlmored that the people Of
Williamsburg may soon be surprised
By stil other enterprises being added
20 the town. and such that will more
than likely prove a great stimulus 10
az real estate values. Our citizens and
nearby reighbors should be awake 20
the situation. and take advantage of
the present low prices OF building
ground before the anticipated influx
of people who no doubt VII, sul.y
appreciate the many fine oppouuni-
ties that are afforded them here
now
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27


Way IL went. knew not.
/ certainly did my duty. 7 put
what paper I could IT. the barrel. and
II IL was an especial favor 10 the
barrel TO fill it with paper, It surely
came 10 the right place for favors.
/ have heard my mother say that
II you feed a very Young child TOO
much candy II viii make il sick.
Perhaps the barrel found that too
much was as bad as not enough. for
II deserted ne and now adoms the
premises of my worthy rival. Char
lie Griffin, the candy man.
Charlie says the bar rel was sent
oy the village irnproveme Mt society.
and that il isn't TO put paper in at
al. only banana peels. candy wrap
peTs and the small bits Of paper that
wander around the town without
chaperones. If this IS the case.
wish to offer my apologies 10 thisI
society for overworking a good
thing. My only ex cuse is an excess
of zeal for the very ca use which they
are trying to further.
have since heard that this soci-
etv IS trying 70 beautify the town in
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
Continued on page :

Orders taken tor Dr. J. Leslie
Halls new book Half Hours in
Southern History" 1T IS more
interesting than the Clansman. for il
holes you with It's facts as Mr. DIX
on does with his fiction Price
81. So. James II Stone. druggist
and Stau0ncr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27
WE WONT GIVE YOU
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING!

But Just IL honest man can get Compare
the price OF pictures with the quality, and YOU viii
find this Is
Don't forget TO come TO have your photos taken
bright day then YOU will have less trouble I'm getting
good
All kinds work. enagnE. copying developing and printing
cone for Special portraits students.
j. PARIS GOODBAR.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

With every 2Sc purchase Of the fol-
lowing articles don't fail TO ask for
I-2 pound moth balls free Of charge.
Insect powder. Gy paper. liquid
poison for beds. quicksilver. moth
balls.
JAS. II. STONE. Druggist.
Opposite Colonial Inn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

large shipments Of comic post
cards Just received. All the latest
-Jsmcs Il. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-27

about halt wagon load that 7
couldn't get in the barrel. and then
the next morning
The BARREL WAS GONE!
How II went. 7 knew not.
Why Il went. 7 knew not.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-19
TELEGRAM Y.
Santiago de Kuba, 10 stycznia

Santiago de Kuba, 10 stycznia.
- Parowiec Thomas Brooks"
przybyl Kingston, majac ma
pokladzie II zbiegow ze zburzo-
nego miasta. Ich opowiadania
zgadzaja sic sobq / trescla
depesz nadesianych.. Okrety ME
smia w Kingston wPiywac do
portu, poniewaz formacya dna
morskiego ulegia zmianie. Fa-
bryka cygar Machado zapadla sic
i 12O osob zostalo zasypanych
przez gruzy, w ktorych sdnierc
poniosly. rs ,,blokow" ulegio w
Kingston calkowitemu zniszcze-
niu. a w obwodzie 10 mil niema
ami jednego calego domu. Wiele
os6b straciio zycie przez zetknie-
Gle sic drutami elektrycznymi.
Okrety zamieniono w szpitale,
gdzie Ga osobom odjeto rece /
nogi. Palac gubernatora obroco-
no takze Ia szpital.
Kingston, 10 stycznia. = Me
szczeScie porownac MONA ka-
tastrofa w San Francisco i Val
paraiso. Tysiace ludzi znalazio
smierc w ruinach. Setki zwioK
wydobywa sic pod gruzow'
przedstawiajacych wielkie pole
zniszczenia. Odor spalonego mic
sa napelnia powietrze. Druty te-
legraficzne So przerwane. Maj
blizsza stacya telegraficzna znaj-
duie sic w Holland Bay, w 40
milowem oddaleniu.
Poniewaz ludnosc zaczeia ma
padac ma sklepy z zywnosci2,
wiadze miejskie zapobiegly dal-
szemu rabunkowi. Ma razie are
sztowano mnostwo zlodziejow,
kiedy to ME pomogio, wydano
rozkaz wojsku strzelania do ka-
zdego zioczyhcy, przytrzymane-
90 ma goracym uczynku. Zastrze-
lono 100 zbrodniarzy.
Zburzono chinskie sklepy i wy
pedzono miasta ich wiasciieli,
kt6rzy sprzedawali zywnosc po
cenach 10 razy wiekszych, nlz
zwykle.
Washington, 10 stycznla.
ar a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-19
Rome notatkI teIegraflczna.

- Prezes pruslziej izby posiow do
wodzi} wyborcom swego okregu, re
moze duzo dla nicn zdzialae, dzieh
wpiywom, jake posiada W rzadzie.
- Sad Lpsku zatwierdzi} wyrok,
zasadzajacy wroga zyd6w, hrabiego
Pueckler, ma trzy miesiace wiezienia.
- w miescie Kuba. mad rzeka te-
goz nazwiska, W gubernii Baku, "a.
uwazono wczoraj dwukrotne trzesie-
ME ziemi.
- Lekkie trzesienie ziemi zauwazo-
no nadto W miescle Oban, W Szkocyi.
- Wreszcie slime trzesienie ziemi
dalo sic odczue mieszkancom Tolmez-
20, odleglem 20 mil cd Udine, we
W{oszech.
- zabojce Slepcowa, gubernatora
W Twerze, stracono ,wczoraj. Trzyma-
no go cd z maja W sledztwie, lecz ME
dowiedziano sic, kim jest.
- w Hiszpanii budzi interes ogol-
ny process Nakensa Ferrera, spraw-
COW zamachu ma zycie krolewskiej
parry, wracajacej re slubu.
- Urzedniczy Banku NarodoWego
W Hawanie spostrzegli sic, re zmieni'
Ii ma got6wke DUO sfaiszowanych
przekaz6w pienieznyeh, puszczonych
W kurs przez urzednikow komisyi
zdrowia.
- Pc glosowaniu przez powstanie
W kwestyi prawa podWyzszenlu
pensyj kongresman6w stawiono wnio-
SEX, azeby glosowanie odby3o sic
drugi raz, imiennie. W6wczas ogof
giosujacych ulotnii sic re sail.
= Henryk Coken, yprezes banku pm.
IA Broadway, W New Yorku, zostal a.
resztowany pod zarzutem kradziezy
cennych dokmentow. Aresztowano go
W Pittsburgh.
- Pociag kolei Santa Fe, idacy do
Chicago, wykoleiI sic pod Hutchinson,
Kas. Maszynista poni6sl smierc, Kill
kanastu pasazer6w pokaleczylo sic.
- Mlody farmer pod Eldorado, kas.,
Robert Hail. zabii nauczycielke Mary
H. Gless. Znaleziono. ia bez zycia W
lokalu szkolnym, przecietem gar
diem.
w osadzie tredowatych ma wyspie
Hawai-, uzywaja obecnie olejku ro-
sliny Eucalyptus jako lekarstwa ma
leczenie tradu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-19
ry W Rosyi wypadaja ME pomysli rzadu
Odezwa Papieza do katolik0w we
wsZystkich krajach.
KONGRESMANI PAMIETAJA PRzEDEWszYSTKIEM
o SOBIE.
Braknie kasyerOwi S6l, 800, leez jest newinnym.

uczynil krok stanowczy, ktory,
podlug ich zdania, moe / powi-
MEN przyczynic sic do poprawy
po}ozenia.
,,Sadzimy, re obecnie jest obo-
wiazkiem ksiezy przyjac ofiaro-
wane i'm przez lud mandaty do
Koia polskiego."
Ksieza narodowcy sadza, ze
ich krok przyczyni sic do odzys-
kama zaufania ludu do ducho-
wienstwa. Z drugiej strony udLia}
duchowienstwa w ruchu narodo-
wynn stwarza rekojmie, re ten
ruch utrwali sic W duchu katoli-
ckiln drogi prawnej ME zbo-
czy.
Odezwe podpisali ksieza: Ada
mex, Brandys, Dembonczyk, Jan
kowski ,Kapica, Mainka, Pau
cherz, Pendzialek, Pogrzeb, Ro-
bota, Rogowski, Skowrohski i
Wajda.
Zastrzezenia, jake czyni ode
zwa, moze ME przypadna do sma-
ku politykom goretszego tempe
ramentu powiada ,,Kuryer
Poznanski''. - Pamietac jednak
trzeba, re jest to pierwsze o.
swiadczenie sic ksiezy gornosla-
skich "a ruchem narodowym,
ktory duchowiehstwo wogole
zwalczalo. z przeszioscia ,,cen-
trowa" niejednego podpisanych
na odezwie liczyc sic musieli jej
autoroWie.