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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04
MAORI TRADITIONS.
Legends and Customs of the Natives
of New Zealand.


Many traditions of the Maoris of
New Zealand indicate true refinement
of feeling. That Of Niwareka or Great
Delight, is one Of these and represents
a gentle Maori maiden. beautiful and
modest, who, though deeply loving her
bridegroom, yet shudders at the bar
barity of his people and at his delight
in bloodshed and cruelty. Unable to
bear the sights and sounds around her,
she passes from his embrace and seeks
the shadows of another world Only
through great suffering and sacrifice
does her young husband, unable to bear
his solitary lot, redeem her from the
shades This beautiful legend Is bound
up with the origin Of the custom OF the
tattoo an ordeal which the lover was
compelled to endure that he might
realize the nature of suffering.
One of the finest legends of old Mao
RI romance relates how a daughter Of
the heavens condeseends to dwell with
man, but, repelled by bis rudeness
and want of sympathy, ascends again
to the skies. carrying with her her
earth bern child. Her husband ID only
able to reach her and regain her Isve
BY climbing upward, not by earthly
tendrils, but By those which, desesadr
ing from che hsaveBs. have taken rsos
In earth"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04
The Wnrd uRufter.H

"Cow juice" is slang term for but
ter In many parts of the United States.
But the word "butter" itself almost
certainly means something very like
that by derivation. 1t is true that
Pliny considered "butyrum" to be a
Scythian word, but 1t seems clear that
1t was really Greek-from "bous," a
COW, and "turos," cheese, and meant
literally "cow cheese" "Buttery," by
the way, has nothing to do with but
ter, in spite of appearances, just as
pantry" has no connection with pans.
The latter Is the storing place Of bread
c'pans'D. and the former Is the late
latin "botaria,'' the place OF the
Quits or casks.-Chicago News.
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character that Henri Deux placed over
the superb portal Of the chateau Of

character that Henri Deux placed over
the superb portal Of the chateau of
Anet.
Nevertheless this timepiece was dis
tinguished from other clocks with au-
donations by the originality of the fig
ures that it set in movement Here
no longer was a woman or man who
struck the hours with rusty arms. 1t
was a majestic stag. standing erect,
surrounded Ivy four h!oodhounds OF
natural size. which appeared to be
holding it at bay, that oae saw on the
summit of the portal. Che of the
stays legs was movable. ana as it was
lifted it seemed to strike the hours.
The four hounds opened their jaws at
each striking of the quarters, and their
voices were initiated by bells Of differ
ent notes whose clappers were connect
ed by wires with their lower jaws,
causing them to open and shut as long
as the bell ringing mechanism con-
tinued.
This curious clock exists no longer.
1t was sold at auction with it's finest
dials for the sum of $500 when the
chateau Of Anct was coniscated as
national property and sold with its
furniture in the year 2 Of the first re-
public.
This ancient clock was replaced In
1856 by one entirely modern and made
by Wagner. The stag and the hounds
| in bronze We're also carried away.
Those seen today are in bronzed terra
Gotta and play no other part than to
recall to memory the ancient ones and
to add to the decorative portion of the
portal Of the chateau whose architec-
ture, the work Of Philbert Delorme, is
one Of the purest and most delicate
constructions of the renaissance.
Besides the functions that we have
enumerated, the clock of the chateau
Of Anet possessed on the side Of the
court of honor a magnificent dial.
which indicated the position of the
signs of the zodiac, the months, the
days of the month and the moons
e.-LHorlogere.
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FIRST PUBLIC CLOCK,
'ft Was One of the Wonders of
the Fourteenth Century.
THE PEOPLE WERE PUZZLED
Parisians Couldn't Understand How
NE EeIis Were Rung Without Being
Struck by the Watchman-The Era
of, Au+omaton Ringers.

StrEck ey the Watchman-Ih he Era
of, Autonaton Ringers.
I'm primitive times man was sta
toned at the top Of the belfry to ring
Che bells at the indicated hours, day
arn night. This Waterman was called
the horoscopus-thati is to say, the OBJ
Mryer of the hour He had recourse
himself in order to fulfill his duty to
the study of the astral system, to the
Hnmber of prayers he was to recite, to
the quantity Of wax q candle had con-
sfmed, to the clepsydra, Or water
clock, and to the hourglass. The trade
Of the horoscopus was inevitably one
Ut the first which the progress Of
MECHANISM was to cause to disappear.
The first clocks with bell known in
ELance date back to the fourteenth
eSru1y. Particular mention is made
OF hnu which was established at Caen
IN 1914 by Beaumont and that of the
Raiais de Justice in Paris, which King
Charles Y. had constructed in 1870 by
ahe German clockmaker Henri de Vic.
Tits machine seemed so marvellous
tflat the inhabitants of Paris-so goes
tie legend-asked permission of the
king to go on guard at the door of the
Gs5ser to assure themselves that it was
aaSe clock and not the Waterman that
Rang the hours.
Tits establishment of the people at &
period when mechanism was but just
bern may we'll be conceived in pres
essce-~o of q machine capable of calculat
ing and striking the hours without thu
assistance Of any human being, witt
the same precision that could be exer
csseu by the most vigilant horoscopus.
Che. custom was perpetuated unit
the. seventeenth century and still ex
lists In certain cities Of Europe of plac
ing alongside Of the clocks various au
tumatons which ring the hours 1t i
due. to nothing else than the thought 0
RECALLING to memory the recollection 0
the. ancient Waterman And also tn
eiocffs with automatons catered to tn
popular taste of that epoch. The pee
PAD of that period preoccupied them
seAYes- but little with the more or les
exact. Measurement Of time. Railroad
were notjn existence, and the exiger
cies of lffe were not SO great as the
are now A cock which crowed an
tapped bis wings some apostles VIII
marched hy. striking a blow for eac
keair. flled Nzsm with admiration, an
In this resgnM ne othes clocks arouse
30 much enaSsiasm as those OF Lyo'
nnd strasspurg. 1t was clock OF tn
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in New York World.

One curious feature of the domestic
life Of the New Zealand natives is that
the old women are led to believe that
the highest honor they can enjoy is to
be permitted to do all the cooking and
prepare the food. A great deal of Ia
Dor is thus left to them, which they
cheerfully perform, resenting any in
terference on the part of the younger
Maori women, who thus have plenty of
leisure for enjoyment.-Chicago News.
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The Word ale"

what could be more English than
the word ale? 1t carries us back TO the
banquets OF our dead ancestors IN Wal
halla, and some of its compounds open
up vistas into that old England which
is fast disappearing, becoming tale
that Is told. obsolete itself. Such are
alebush, tavern sign; ale conner, IAN
officer appointed in every court leet
and sworn to look to the assize and
goodness of bread, ale and beer" Ale
cost. the name of kind Of tansy used
to fiavor the rustic's home brewed. has
q good old English look. Yet 1t bears
witness to the mongrel nature OF the
speech of this mongrel nation, cost be-
ing from the Greek kostos. sayory
herb OF species unidentified. Alegar Is
eager or sour ale. nsed an vinegar
Oornhill Magazine.
s. M .wsfN
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Safe.

Mrs. White (sympathetieaily1-Se
your husband is In; trouble again.
Maud? Mrs Rlack teheerilyl-Fo'm:
he's out O. tr"rhic. dess now-ds seeun-
rel's in tntl ,7-cs.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04

The world Is wheel. and II will
an come round Eight--DsEaeH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17

WANTED-A boy or young man, who is an expert typewriter, and has lit
 tie knowledge of the English language,
 and Is willing to work. Applications must be in writing, giving experience and references. Address English" care Age Herald office. 9-11-2t
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WOODWARD LUMBER
 COMPANY
 ATLANTA, GA.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s25 cash, s25 month, nice and new, never occupied, immediate possession rooms, hall, large pantry, good lot and outhouses. near school and cal line; East Lake.
 s1600-s450 cash, s25 month, rooms two porches, neat young home, wei water near car line; East Lake. s165o-s55O cash. s11OO Az yeari straight loan (S20 per month will pay it out interest not included). This price reduced from s2OO0. Trade must be closed not later than Thursday, cannot be bought for s1650 Friday, this is undoubtedly the best proposi- tion for the money on the market, home is new, has rooms. hall, two porches, large pantry, cabinet man. tels, electric lights. city water or car line, at station, near church. school, stores. etc, good neighbor- hood; immediate possession; East Lake.
 List your property ith me for sale and for rent.
 w. E. SORSBY, Real Estate. Rental and Insurance Agt 2113 Sd Ave. Opposite Court Housa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17

LOST SPRAYED OR STOLEN.
 
 SPRAYED or stolen, a bargain, If yon failed to buy D. B. Lusters never-wear- out shoes. Both phones 1900, PIT N 10th street 9-17-30t
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HELP WANTED
sAI<s WANTS HELP

TED-EXperienced wrapping boys, II to IS years of age. Apply to man ager, first floor. Louis Saks. WANTED-l5 experienced seamstresses in alteration department. Apply 10 man ager, ladies' department, second floor. Louis Saks.
 WANTED Experienced suit and cloak saleslades. Apply manager, second floor. Louis Saks.
 WANTED-Ex Experienced hosiery saleslady. Apply manager ladies department, sec ond floor. Louis Saks. 9-13-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. S55o0-2-story cor. res. So. Highlands. s30o0-Lovely big lot Hickory St s75o0-New SIR. modern res. So. 11th St. S4000-Large Sycamore St. lot. S12, 750-Cor res S. Hig'fds, large lot. s65oo-Bargain, 2-story. S. Highlands res. s45o0-Nlce cottage home near 18th St. loop s2000-Large Richmond Place cor. lot. st500-5-room cottage, 32d St, Ave. F. $1e00-50x140 Ave D, near 12, improved. s3150-70x2oO s. 18th St, near K. sSo Pr Ft-Choice R. R. frontage. S21 .000-100x140. 4th ave. cor, improved. S6,500-New brick store, rent s130 month. s2250-Choiee Norwood lot. 30 St. S1o, Handsome Norwood home 0-EXcellent CIR res W'lawn, on car.
 FOR RENT. 10-room s. Highlands residence. New handsome brick store
 R. MCCONNELL E CO.,, Phones S10. PLOT Sd Ave
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon, Satur- day, September 2l. 1907, for paving and curbing certain sidewalks and gutters. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right Is reserved to reject any and all proposals
 Gau4 len, Ala. W. M. WILSON,
 e-10-6t- tu-thur- City Engineer.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

B blIVeHf w -NTED-For U. S. army, able-bodied unmarried men. between ages of 2i ana s5 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak, read and write English; men wanted now for service in Cuba. Apply to recruiting officer. 7H North 2Oth St. Birmingham. Ala. 7-1-to-12-2l
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Stockholders, Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the North. Birmingham Land company will be held at the office of the company in the city or Birmingham, Alabama, on Saturday the 12th day of October, 1907, at Il o'clock, for the election of directors and such o'E CT business as may be brought before tht meeting. FRANK NELSON, JR.,
 w. II. DURAN. Secretary. President
 9-17-7t cod
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Rental List

RESIDENCES-NO 621 22d street, rooms. $45. 1S10, Rush avenue, 10 rooms, SS5. 1205. 18th street, rooms. $35 2601. 18th avenue, 8 rooms, October l,
 s45.
 1881, 14th street, rooms. s2O.
 REsIDENCEs-soU S24. 22d street. rooms. $35. 1213 St Charles street, 10 rooms, $50. 7SO. 29th street rooms. Oct. l, s45. 171S Avenue J. rooms, $40. 1O46 Sycamore street, rooms, s1Oo. Orange avenue, 2d door from sycamore,
 rooms. new, SS3 33. 1215 12th street. rooms, $40. $50 30th street, rooms $50. S13 18th street, 2d floor, rooms, $25. 2915 Avenue c, rooms, Oct. i, s45. 1900 10th ave. rooms. S55. 1S11 Ave. I, rooms, Oct. 1. $40. s11 18th street, 10 rooms Oct. 1, s45. 1753 18th ave-, rooms, S47 5o. 1757 18th ave. rooms, SAT 50.
 RESIDENCESLSUB s427 1st ave-, woodlawn. rooms, sS5. Cor Ella st. and Eliza ave-. Owenton, rooms, SIS.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 1921 Sd ave, 2d floor, 25x14o. $125. 21O4 st ave, 3d floor 25x140. $40. 2104 1st ave, 4th foor 25x140. sS0. 21o4 1st ave. Sd and 4th floors, 25x140,
 s65.
 1722, 2d ave, S-story, 25x14o, s16o. 1227 Ave. B. 1-story, $15. 1912 4th ave, 25x100, s100. 1912 2d ave. lot 50x140, Oct. l, s45 731 .2d ave, 7rooms. 2Sx67, s6O. 4th ave. bet 18th and 18th sts.. 1st floor,
 25x140, s125. 1910 4th ave- 25x1oo. Oct. 1, s10o. 18th st. and 2d ave, pool and billiard parlor, furnished, $135. 2SO9-11 Morris ave, 4-story. 5oxS2z,
 $f60.
 4th ave. and goth st., 1st floor Oct. 1,
 s250.
 tsmiSQn2aat faIaIes .9nAlloncsfo
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
 10 acres on Alabama Great Southern rail road and Tuscaloosa pike, splendid for trucking, $500 per acre
 22T aero farm in high state of cultivation, Morgan county; miles west of Hart selle; 7-room residence; one Broom teN- ant house; stables, barns. grainery. sHaokehouse, corn crib etc; 100 acres in timber: creek through the timber and pasture land: level black and red soil; very productive; every foot can be work ed with machinery. Price, s3750 terms, S750 cash. balance to suit, with interest.
 L. G. fETTYJOHN, PhnnAs 11n1 and 465. ls26ia Sd Ave
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WANTED-Man strong boy to work at florist business. A. J. Koenig, Sd avenue and 50th street, Woodlawn, Ala.
 9-17-3t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD.

RATES-OBe cent word a dayj no sd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY loaned salarled people and oth- CTS without security; cheapest rates, esiest payments; offices in sixty-three principal cities: save yourself money by getting our terms first. D. Fl. Tol- man, room 14 Watts Bldg. aOo6 Thiid ave. e-1-ly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17

WHNTED-Man to do advertising work, make from s to s7 per day. Call this morning II o'clock, at POO 9th avenue. Call for Summers
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THE public is cordially invited p in- speet our stock; suits made to order s14 at PIP 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17
NotIcel NotIceI Notice! Notice!

NotIceI NutIceI NotIce! Noe'Co'
 Notice is given that bids will be re- eeived for winter uniforms for the Bir- mingham police department at the office of the chief of police on or before Sep tember 1e, 1907, at 12 clock noon Specfi- cations can be had at the above office.
 (Signed) w. E. WIER
 9-12-St Chief of Police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17
BUSINESS CHANGES.

A FEW hundred dollars will buy an es- tablished business netting 50 per cent per month. good reason for selling: he quick: must mean business: no fake proposition. see our cash book. Busl- ness. care Age-Herald. 9-l4-4t A RELIABLE man with 5000 to in vest. can secure exclusive agency for Alabama for the best patented ma chine on the market. will guarantee the right man $2000 a year; business already established Address P. O. Box 2343, Louisville Ky.
 9-1T-3t tu- sat su THE public is cordially invited tp in speet our stock suits made to order S14 at PIP 18th street.
 CYCLONES. Windstorms; Tornados! Recent cyclones throughout the coun- try should remind thoughtful persons of the need of protecting themselves against loss by effecting tornado insur- ance on their property. The cost of a tornado policy Is trifling compared to the safety and peace of mind it ensures Birmingham. as you well know, Is not tornado proof but the Phoenix Insur- ance Co. of Hartford is. We have re- duced rates to s2.OO per 5000 for one year; s400 for three years and $500 for five years. W. R. Leedy & Co, 112 N Fist street. Both pones 42 9-11-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17
MACHINERY FOR
 SALE

Rowley & Hermance self feed panel
 raiser. Greenlee sash franking machine. Hayes Dowel sticker for 9-16 dowels. 31 end piling dry kiln trucks, Il
 wheels. Mason steam trap. No. 5. For particulars address
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17
ONE GENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent word dayJ no ad. taken for less than 26 cents fOs nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-09

dard" ze ska}, zostafo juz uskutecz-
nione, tax, ze obecnie jacht ten
znajduje sic juz W drodze do do
k6w W Kronsztadzie. Uruchomie-
MIA jacktu podjeia sic prywatna
sp6ika dla ratowania okret6w W
Rewlu "a kontraktowa Gene 1885,
900 rubli, dokonala go W ten spo-
sob, re najpierw zalatano dziury
W dnie statku, potem opr6zniono
go, a wreszcie podniesiono winda-
mi przy pomocy szesciu statk6w
ratunkowych. Drogocenne urzadze-
ME kajut carskich ocala1o. Maszyn
takze ME wydobywano okretu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-09
Telegramy krajOwe.

Lincoln, Neb., 8 pazdziernika.
= Komisarz drog zelaznych Will
liams badal wczoraj tory kolei
Missouri Pacific i uznai je "a ME
bezpieczne. Wskutek tego ograni-
cyl szybkosc pociagow pasazer-
skich do 25 mil ma godzineJ cieza-
rowych do 20, a ciezarowych po-
wolnych do Is mil. Komisarz "a
m6wil sobie gazolinowy torowy-
powozik, w kt6rym zwiedzi wszy-
stkie drogi zelazne W Nebrasce i
sasiednich Stanach.
Washington, D. c., 9 pazdzier-
nika. = Wczoraj Department
marynarki wejennej da} zamowie-
ME spolce Armoura ma 100000
funtow wolowiny "a $4,000, Jest
to tylko czes6 prowiantow, jake
zaioga jadaca ma woody Pacyficu
zabierze re soba. z IS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-09
Rome notatki te|egraticzne.

w Richmond, Va, zamknieto
wczoraj wszystde teatry celem czy-
szczenia sal. w kazdym bowiem ME-
znani chlopcy rozrzucili ,proszek ka
tarowy' publicznose wpadla W istny
szai kichania.
- Do procesu MagllI6w W Decatur,
III. wybrano juz czterech sedzioW
przysieglych.
w FL Paco, Texas, unari wezoraj
117letni staruszek, Jose Guderez. Gu
tierez palil pill zapalczywie.
- Znana oszustka Cassie Chadwick
przeszla wczoraj ma wiare katohcka-
Przedtem ME naleaala do zadnego wy.
znania byla ateistka
- Ma zJezdzie szynkarzy W Louis
Vile, KY, przyjeto rezolucys wazna .
tego wzgledu, ze wzywa do ujednosta1'
nienia ncencyi ma sprzedaa trunk6w.
w Notre Dame, Ind, umarf wezo
raj slawny professor laciny, ks. stani-
shaw Fitte.
- Kandydatom do stanu duchowne-
60 W sekcie ewangelickiej ME wolno
uzywae tytoniu zadnej formie. Paste
rzy rowniez musza palenia lucia "a
przestae. Taxi rozkaz wyszedl W okre-
gu milwauckim.
- PeruwlahskI cabinet podai sle O.
negdaj do dymisyi.
- Kubanskie organizacye robotni-
cze powziely wczoraj ma zgromadzeniu
rezolucye, kt6ra wzywa wszelkie "a
wody piracy do rozpoczecia general
nego straj!ru tego powodu, IL kole]e
sprowadziiy ,,lamistrajk6w" z New
Yorku Pismo Samuela Gompersa, pre-
zydenta zwiazkow robotniczych, "a
powiada pomoc ze strony amerykan'
skich federacyi robotniczycn.
- Wedius depszy re sztutsartu
Rad Rzeszy niemieckiej zamierza
;kupie cd hr. Zeppelina jego balon
wszelkie jego przynaleznosci "a $5oo.
400. Natomiast ma Rad dla zawadowe
ga aeronauty, jakim jest hr. Zeppelin, >
budowac nowy statek powietrzny' Kto-
ryby prz dsatwia1 SHE 2SS koni mosi
pomiescic 18 os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-09

l0Jraskj rosUskie; rezultat pra-
uy5or5w; To5stOj 0 ROSyi;
S,tandar" OcalOny).
Wedle oficyalnych danych
Petcrsburskiej Agency rezultat
dorvchczasowych prawybOr6w
przadstawia sic nastepujaco: W
krri gmin wiejskich wybrano 27
sacvaIist5w, 6 socyalrewolucyOnis-
TOW. : skrajnych lewych, 100 le-
wvch, T bezpartyjnych lewych, 1
-rudownika, 10 konstytucyjnych
temokrat6w, Is postepowc6w, 335
po.skich narodowc6w (gubernie
Lomzynska, Kielecka Siedlecka)
80 umiarkowanych, l pazdzierni-,
Eowca, l z partyi prawnego po-
rzqdku, $40 prawych, % bezpar-
tvinych prawych, 298 monarchi-
stow, 2 czIonk6w zwiazku rosyj-
skiego narodu, 568 bezpartyjnych
211 nieznanych.
W kuryi robotniczej wybrano
dotad jako pelnomocnik6w SO so
cvalist6w, 8 soeyalrewolucyoni-
stow, 2 skrajnych lewych, Is le-
wych, 5 kadet6w, "a postepowc6w,
13O umiarkowanych, 2 pazdzierni-
kowc6w, 20 prawych, 6 mOnarehi-
STOW, l zwiazku rosyjskiegO narO-
du, 35 bezpartyjnych 2 niezna-
nvch.
W kuryi drObnych w}ascicieli
wybrano 8 Postepowc6V, 80 pol
skich narodowc6w W wyliczonych
WEI guberniach Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego, 10 bezpartyjnych prawych,
Il 14monarchist6w, s zwiazku rosyj-
sziego narodu, 159 bezpartyjnych,
ll9 nieznanych.
Nawet dla niewtajemniozonego
W arkana oficyalnej klasyfikacyi
wvbranych penomocnik6w musi
bye rzeczQ jasna, ze klasyfikacya
ia Jest W wysokim stopniu niedo-
rzeemq. Co znacza mp. "skrajni
levi, levi" "bezpartyjni levi,
"aezpartyini'' "nieznani" Rad
s-osuie W tych wyborach te sama
metode naiwnego oklamywania o.
pmi publicznej, kt6ra juz W po-
nrzeduich narazi}a go ma osmiesze-
me, poniewaz wszyscy ci pe}no-
uocnicv proklamowani przezen ja-
To "bezpartyni lewi'', bezpartyjni
muarchisei" 'umiarkowani," lub
Hrawos}awni,' okazai sic czystej
Wo.v ,ocyaiStami trudOwnikami.
'ezal ma podstawie tego skoregu-
jenny olpowiednio obecna relacye,
to o5aze sic, re we wszystkich
Tzeca kuryach prawyborczych wy
lrauo socyaGst6w r6znego miana
/ truIownik6w 1865, kadet6w i
lostepowc6w 644, narodowc6w pol
sllch 3G5, a pazdziernikowc6w i
konserwatyst6w 100. Cyfry te ME
50 narwalnie scisle, ale W kazdym
Fazie oireSlaja znacnie lepiej sto-
smek sb poszczeg6lnych partyi,
atz "subtelna" Hasyfikacya rza-
-owa. Kr5tko m6wiac opozycya
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zasiuguje ma pOdniesienie, ze W
szerokich masach ludowych mimo
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