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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

1t will be hard to find Democrat
willing TO run against Warren A. Hag
gott for congress this fall. contribut-
ing 10 campaign fund and spending
two months travelling about the dis
trict with absolute defeat staring one
in the face is not pleasing prospect.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Herald pays the highest wages
of any newspaper on the western
slope. And The Herald is the only
newspaper receiving press report
in Durango.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The approaching presidential cam
psign reminds NJ that 1t would be q
blessing to the people II our presi-
dsnis wsrs elected for six or eight
year terms. 1t would save the people
alqt Of trouble and worry. and place
business on . more stable basis. The
Herald trusts the day Il not far dis
tast vAsa " change yin b. mads.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Durangoites can do much to improve
the appearance OF the town. In this
connection The Herald would like to
know what the Reading club is doing
In way OF outlining work that will
tend TO improve our streets. parks and
city generally. The women should
take an active interest in such mat
ters.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Japanese minister OF finance
is on his way 10 this country and Eu.
rope to raise loans amounting to $780,
100000. which is another conclusive
proof of peaceable Intentions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

May dividends In this country will
amount to $73.463.S46. compared with
s74,6S2.S50 in May 1907. Ii there must
be panics. this is the kind to en-.
courage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Denver Republican should get
right In the band wagon. Just show
that Phelps can improve on Speer
and go to 1t.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

h. S. Baker returned from Denver
Saturday evening accompanied by his
wife, the two leaving this morning
for Shiprock, where Mr.. Baker is en-
gagged in business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

John F. Vivian is shrewd politician
and he knows pretty well what he Is
talking about when he says Phelps is
going to be elected mayor of Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Lucian M.Wheeler, who has been in
the city during the month of April at
tending the district court. and watch
ing proceedings in the Mason-vander-
weide case, left Sunday morning for
Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Herald is going to double its
circulation during the next four
months. This from the way new sub
scribers are coming in.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Let US build up Durango and La
Plata county. This can be accom-
plished by united work. Decrying
your neighbor will not do IL.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Democrat must earn its money
for printing and publishing a long no
tice every day for month or more
+. ~
when two insertions we're plenty and
would have secured the same results.
But the Democrat is hungry and must
be fed, SO go to It,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Herald pays more for telegraph
ic news than any paper west of Pu'
eblo and Leadville. Grand Junction
not excepted.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

There will be number of Republi-
can senatorial aspirants before the
close of the year. It's going to be an
open field.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Watch for our wagon. PURE DIS
TITLED WATER ICE. Colorado Cold
Storage \ Market company. Phone
Black 412.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Nelson were in
the city over night, returning to the
sawmill this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Judge j. Fl. Terry came down from
Silverton this morning enroute to
Denver for a few days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The only complete line of meHs
swell summer suits in town at Ma
than's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07
lFrom MONDAYS Daily J

The Hesperus coal mine, which has
been closed down the past two weeks
on account of the trial. resumed op-
erations this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Attorney L. p. Main returned last
evening from Denver. where he ar
eued a case In the supreme court Mon
day along with B. w. Ritter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

from thheir ranch on Pine river yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. Lowell to at
tend the board Of trade meeting last
evening and Mrs. Lowell to do some
shopping. Mr.. Lowell takes an act
i've interest in everything pertaining
to benefit the farmers and county as
whole. The Herald wished there
were more who would do the same
thing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

District Judge Chas. A. Pike, Dis
trict Attorney James A. Pulliam and
Court Stenographer Peters left this
morning for Cortez. where the spring
term of court convenes today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

There is no doubt that much dam.
age to fruit resulted from the severe
freeze last night, but the extent will
not be known for some days. Rain
set in just before daybreak Sunday
morning and continued most of the
time until about 8, and between that
time and evening snow fell intermit-
emily, making the day very disagree
able. The snow melted almost as fast
as II fell, although at times the ground
was covered. Possibly two to three
inches of snow fell altogether, but
none remained when night came. but
trees were wet and soon became icy.
According 10 the official weather bu-
reau the thermometer dropped TO al
most 8 degrees below freezing and
ice was an eighth of an inch thick.
Some experienced fruit growers ex-
press confidence in apple trees escap-
ing and only the most advanced va
rieties OF fruit being damaged. The
Herald telephoned 7. A. Kerr OF Her
mosa this morning. and received re-
ply that the frost had done some dam
age, but not TO any great extent. al
though the exact damage could not
be stated for few days.
We are promised freezing temper
ature again for tonight with clearer
and warmer weather tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07
TO THE PUBLIC

1t is the earnest desire Of the board
OF directors Of school district No. Q
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

DIR. Potts Of Silverton passed
through this morning. going to oxford
to spend the day. Interested in La
Plata county lands.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Been some time since our people
have had the pleasure of attending a
good show. Take in the king of the
Cattle Ring" tonight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Mrs. Sarah McKown, sister of Mrs.
H. T. Henderson. who has been han
ding the society columns OF the Dem
ocrat for some months. left this morn
ing for her home at Atlanta, Ca,
where she has accepted a position
on the Constitution Mrs. McKown
is a talented writer
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The best by ts.t Nathan. y shoes,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Jake Fritz was elected school direct
or yesterday of Animas City district.

The Delta Tribune declares that
county will output / 500 cars of fruit.
Notwithstanding the freeze of week
ago. We hope SO.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

George Allen came up from Farm
ington last evening and was quite op-
timistic regarding the fruit outlook,
saying 1t was in much better condi-
tion than year ago and he is looking
for good yield. He says 1t is true
frost did much damage, at the same
time not as great as in many other
sections, according to reports. The
Herald is certainly gratified to give
this information.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Franklin Guiterman. general manae
er of the American Smelling & Refin-
ing company. accompanied by Edgar
l.. Newhouse, also associated with the
company, arrived in the city from
Denver last evening and are spending
the day in Durango. Mr.. Guiterman
is also renewing acquaintances with
, many old-time friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

U. S. Deputy Marshal Tom Clark
who put in a couple of weeks attend
ing the trial, having warrants for the
arrest of Mason and Vanderweide
left Sunday morning for Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The eastern arrived about / o'clock
this morning. Delay was principally
caused by freight train being OF
the track near Walsenburg.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Gen. William ]. Palmer has bought
10000 acres of land on the Navajo
river of the Banded Peak Land and
Mining company. and It is presumed
the Colorado Springs millionaire viii
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

make great hunting and fishing pre-
serve of the land. There is some min
eral on the land also.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

The Democrat is never consistent.
During the trial 1t commented on the
evidence as being all one way-in ia
vor of the prosecution. Now 1t says
the evidence was all in favor Of the
defendants and that they were rightly
acquitted. What slushing. rotten
sheet the Morning Disturber is, any
way.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Sheriff Jim Clark OF Cortez spent
the night at the Palace hotel. coming
over last evening to get fellow nam
ed AL Carter, who is charged with
stealing gold watch and hat from
Honaker's saloon in Cortez. The fel-
low was arrested by our Sheriff
Clark. The Montezuma sheriff left
with his prisoner this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Some day we hops to forget our
troubles, but At present they are max
Ing US weary. our Mergsnthaler op
orator having failed to put in IN ap.
pearance last evening ~ Per tels.
gram. No wonder We are becoming
bsldsr every DAY.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Supt. Chas. F. Werner. accompanied
by his wife, drove over from the lg-
nacio agency yesterday afternoon. TAX
ing in the opera last evening. He
will be with us again tonight. expect
ing to return home in the morning.
Mr.. Werner keeps on the move all
the time looking after the welfare of
the Indian.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

What the Democrat editors
opinion of this case is, It will not
be altered by any verdict. To our
way of thinking and analysis the
man Walker was murdered.-Sun-
day Morning Democrat.
There is only one man right In Du-
range, and that is the editor OF the
Democrat. No matter in what walk
OF life, The Democrat editor is infal-
lible. This being so, we cannot un-
derstand how II came about that the
jury In the Mason case
dared render u verdict without first
consulting the Democrat. True, a
few OF them had read the rawlings OF
the Democrat at the time OF the shoot
Ing, but 10 think the twelve men, al
though of lawful age. should dare have
a mind of their own, notwithstanding
they we're under oath to render ver-
dict according TO the law and the ev-
Idencs. win remain : mystery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

George Il. Allen returned to his
home this morning. 1t did us good to
talk to George yesterday. He inspired
hope and confidence in our country
George Is all right.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

c. w. Tage has sold his interest in
the Grand Junction Herald to his part
rfer, Mr.. Davis, and with his wife has
gone to California for his health.
which is said to be poor. Mr.. Tage
will be remembered as the Herald lin
otype operator for some time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

A. X. Chapman, of the Durango
Novelty Works, with a branch at
Pennington, writes from the latter
place that he made a trip TO Gallup
last week with one OF the company
automobiles and returning made the
trip in one day, a distance of 100
miles, the greater portion of the dis
tance being through sand.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

"The King of the Cattle Ring
drew the largest audience of any
company ever showing In Durango
opera house, and Manager Smith re-
ports the banner receipts. Every seat
on the lower floor and the gallery was
occupied. In this connection it should
be remembered that the show was
advertised exclusively in The Herald.
Everybody reads The Herald. 1t is
not personal organ, but news
paper.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

It's pretty hard reputation, but
honestly earned-"When you see 1t
in the Democrat it's a lie.' Such is
the comment Of nine out of ten who
read the sheet.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

G. o. Clark. editor and proprietor
of The Herald, the new paper at Cor
tez. is spending the day in Durango.
Mr. Clark reports Montezuma county
enjoying a healthy growth. He says
the frost did considerable damage,
still fruit growers are hopeful of a
pretty good yield.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

II. R. Lowe, who has charge o.
the Durango end of the Scranton
Correspondence school, left thi.
morning for Trinidad. accompanied
by his wife. where they will make
their home, MIR. Lowe continuing with
the company.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

twenty-five thousand trout were
planted in the San Juan river above
Paigosa Springs yesterday by ]. f
Gamsby. being from the local hatch
cry. DIR. Barnes is sure enough put
ting out fine lot of trout this spring
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

arrest of Mason and Vanderweide
left Sunday morning for Denver.
Cleveland has penny famine, but
refuses to be worried. Mayor johnson
might call on Penny" Day for few
hundred thousand alleged to have
been sent in by deluded laboring men.
The fighting colonel must have stored
them some place.
James NJ. Real OF Ophir was caught
by the storm at Silverton. having
gone over the range before the snow
and then could not get back. He spent
the night In Durango last night, going
around on the Southern this morning.
The remains of Mrs. John Shaver
of Rico, who died at Mercy hospital
Saturday night from an operation for
appendicitis. were shipped to Mancos
this morning by the Goodman Under
taking company. where burial will
take place. relatives of deceased resid-
ing at Mancos.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Thos. J. Callaghan, who was one OF
the party in the air shaft at the time
Walker was killed. and who has been
in Durango most of the lime since,
being connected with the secret ser
vice of the government, leaves tomor-
row for Denver. He does not expect
to return to Durango. probably being
sent to New York. He will await or
ders In Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Telluride reports about six inches
of snow on the ground this morning
most of It. disappearing by noon. Re
ports from above timber line is that
two feet of snow fell since Sunday
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-07

Inherited Indian lands for sale. Notice
10 bidders:
This is to notify you that all Deeds in
order to be valid. must bear the approya
of the Department thereon; and any and
NIL deeds given by the Indian heirs which
do not bear that approval are invalid and
utterly worthless.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-03

micznych Finlandyi, jako to: pra-
wa wydawania ustaw wewnetrz
nych, prawa administracyi i sa=-
dow, ale w ogolnych sprawach
ustawodawczych powinna naste-
powac wsp6lna decyzya z przewa-
ga, rozumie sic, praw mocarstwo-
wych Rosyi."
Innemi s1owy, P. prezes mini
strow zapowiedziai, re ME uznaJe
Finlandyi "a panstwo odrebne,
lecz "a kraj autonomiczny, ktory
powinien w wielu razach podda-
wac sic decyzyi rosyjskiej Rady
ministrow. Mech !sobie inpi twier-
dza, re sprawa finlandzEa costa
Ia poruszona przez ,,ciemne SHY
reakcyi' p. Stoiypin zapewniai,
te ME jest to reakcya, lecz fala, pa
tryotyzmu rosyjskiego i rosyjskie-
20 uczucia narodowego, ktore zna-
lazio swoj wyraz w trzecieJ Du-
mie. Ten zas patryotyzm kaze, a
by zachowano nabytekrwia rosyj-
ska l,resv uoruntoWano dziedZic-
two Piotra Wielkiego ma brzegach
Baltyku.
Byia to nova prawie bismarko-
wska, z ia roznica, re podiug Bi-
smarcka sila idzie przed ustawa,
a p. Stolypin powiedzial W Du-
rnie: w Rosyi, panowie, sila ni'
moze stac wyzej cd ustawy."
Jak dotad, Finlandya moze So
bic powiedziec, re jej ustawy sto'
ia wyzej cd silly rosyjskiej. Duma
! prezes ministrow jej ustaw jesz-
cze zmienic ME moga. Ale obie-
cuia postarac sic tax uregulowac
sprawe finlandzka, ably Filandya
przestala uwazac sic "a cos odre-
bnego Cd Rosyi przypomina so
bic ,,niepodzielnosc"
Me jestesmy prorokami i ME
rnozemy przepowiedziec, jak sic
uloza dalsze stosunki Finlandyi /
CIV nastapi uszczuplenie jej praw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-03
Telegramy zagraniczne
Petersburg, 8 czerwca. - Or

Petersburg, 3 czerwca. Or-
gan rosyjskich konserwatystow
Rus donosi, re rosyjski mini
ster skarbu Kokowcew przedlozyl
gabinetowi projekt novel pozycz-
XII rzadowej W sumie loo mil. dol.
z kwoty tel 80 mil. dol. ma bye
uzyte ma pokrycie deficytu "a rok
1908, 8 milionow dol. ma wsparcia
dla glodnych powodu srozaceJ
sic obecnie W Rosy kleski glodo-
wei a 30 milion6w dol. przezna-
czonoby departamentowi wojny /
marynarki ma pomnozenie matery-
aiu wojennego. Pozyczke te ma
sic zaciagnac jeszcze pred "a
twierdzeniem budzetu, poniewaz
ten iuz zezwala ma wielkie kredy-
ty podwyzszenie podatkow bez-
posrednich. Duma musi dac swoJe
placet ma uchwalenie tel nowej
pozyczki. Minister finansow radzi
W swym projekcie, azeby ia po-
zyczka przyszia do skutku ME "a
posrednictwem jakiegos syndyka-
tu ale przez prosta subskrypcye.
Podobno w Rosyi jest obecnie do
syc pieniedzy, wiec rozpisanie. po-
;zyczki mogloby mice powodzenie.
Petersburg, 3 czerwca. - Ga
war chan, przywodca szczepow
Szaksewow Nomandow stawil
sic w obozie generala Snarskiego,
glownodowodzacego rosyjska eks-
pedycya karna ma pograniczu per-
sko rosyjskiem, i oswiadczyi, re
jest gotow wypeinic warunki po-
stawione przez Rosye.
Helsingfors, 8 czerwca. - Ge-
neral v. Boekman, general gu-
bernator finlandzki ME jest do.
tychczas W stanie utworzyc nowe-
60 gabinetu. Przywodcy Starofi-
now odrzucaja wszelkie propozy-
eye w tyrnze kierunku tego po-
wodu, re w razie przyjecia stano-
wisk ministeryalnych partya ich
ME moglaby liczyc ma powodzenie
przy nadchodzacych wyborach do
sejHlu.
Byly premier Nicholson bedzie
takze ubiegal sic o mandat.
Londyn, 8 czerwca. = Londyil
skie szermierki o prawa wybor-
cze : dla loobiet, t. z. sufrazystki
chca jeszcze raz uzyc pewnych
srodk6w, azsby zmusics obecny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-03

stapiwszy brzeg6w zalaia dziesisth
tysiecy akr6w; wielu ludzi utoneio,
.zasiewy zniszczone, seth rodzin far
merskich bez dachu mad giowa.
- w San Francisco umarf M ~
palenie piuc ksiaze hawajski Dawfe
Kalanianaole, siostrzeniec byiej kro-
Lowell Liliuokalani.
- Ma konwencyi stanowej demo-
kratycznej Little Rock, Ark, po-
lecono delegation ma konwencye kra-
iowa oddat glosy Bryanowi.
w ciagu obecnegO sezonu uto-
neio W r6znych miejscowosciach st.
Zjedn. dotychczas 54 osob; tych .
W Chicago.
-Policya paryska jeszcze ME zdo-
lala odkryc sprawc6w potwornego
morderstwa, popelnionego ma osobie
artysty malaria Steinheil'a 1 jego
tesciowej W Paryzu. Dotychczas ma
W reku zaledwie nieznaczne poszlaki.
- Czlonek wegierskiego sejmu,
nalezacy do part niezawisios .nazwi-
skiem Macy wystepowa} ostro
przeciw udzialowi rzadu wegierskie-
go w uroczystosciach jubileuszowych
cesarza Franciszka J6zefa /. Prezy-
dent gabinetu dr.. Wekerle dai mu "a
to cieta oprawe.
w Londynie umarl W wieku
blisko 20 lat general sir Redvers
Henry Butler, kt6ry bra} udziai ME
fortunny W wojnie Boerami.
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statnich lat paru polozyl nacisk
ma tenn, re przygotowano je W
Finlandyi. Prawde mowiac, ana
Finlandya, ami Finlandczycy ME
So winni tych zamachow. Obmy-
slali i wykonywali je Rosyanie czy
stej krwi, ktorzy Petersburga
jezdzih sobie "a granice finska,
jak zwykli turysci.
Welding slow p. Stolypina, W
granicach Finladyi policya rosyj-
ska prawnie ME mogia dzialac w
ostatnich .czasach wystawiono ma
granicy kordon wojskowy, ktory
ME przepuszczal osob podejrza-
nych.
Czy ME kryje sic W tenn powod
psychologiczny podniesienia caiej
sprawy finlandzkiej W Dumie?
Bye moze, re to byio pobudka.A-
le nacyonalisci rosyjscy ME od
dis maja uraze do calego ustro-
ju Finlandyi. =. Genie jest ma
reszcie ia giosna Finlandya? Jak
moze istniee kraj czy kraik, MALE
zacy do Rosyi, W ktorym niema
zadnego urzednika rosyjskiego!
Urzednicy rosyjscy zdobyli Gale
pahstwo, cd Kalisza do Kamczat'
ki, cd granic Persyi do Murmanu,
nawet Liwonie Estonie, a Fin
landya zostala jeszcze niezdobyta!
Coz to "a kraj? Taxi kraj, ktory
ME uznaje nawet petersburskieI
Rady ministrow, ktory ma swoj
rad zwraca sic bezposrednio
do swego monarchy, cesarza
Wszechrosyi, pornijajac urzedni-
k6w rosyjskich, nawet mini
str6w. P. Stoiypin tiomaczy ten
stan rzeczy zupelnie logicznie.
Powiedzial tax: ,,Wszyscy prawie
politycznie myslscy Finlandczy-
cy, wszystkie prawie polityczne
partye finlandzkie w swych VIE
rzeniach historycznych So jedno-
myslni i prawiesolidarni. Ojiera-
ia sic oni przedewszystkiem ma
deklaracyi, z3ozonej przez ces. A
leksandra 1 na sejmie w Borgo W
1909 r. w uniwersytecie helsing-
forskim wszyscy wychowahcy
przejeci So tymi pogladami, po-
niewaz ci wychowancy zajmowa-
Ii wszystkie posady W Finlandyi,
poczynajac cd senatorow i kon-
czac ma lendsmanach, 'prawie ma
konstablach, przeto ia nauka pre-
niknela w najszersze glebie ludu
stala sic dogmatem. Podlug tego
dogmatu Finlandya jest panstwem
odrebnem."
TAX okresM sam prezes mini
strow fin1andzkie ,,credo" poll,
tyczne. Okreslil slusznie, zgodnie
istota rzeczy, jak je uaozyla hi
storya jak ono trivia do dis dnia.
Kazdy Finlandczyk @ierzy, ze
Finlandye LACEY Rosya unia O.
sobista, to jest osoba wspolnego
monarchy.
Ale poglad6w finlandzkich p.
prezes ministrow ME podziela. Sa-
dzi, ze sa wynikiem nieporozumie-
MIA. Mowil dalej, jak nastepuje:
,Finlandya i Rosya stanowia
jedno ciaio polityczne; jedynymi
powinny bys ~nietylko stosunki z
zagranica, lecz niektore zadania
pahstwowe, mp. wspolna obrona
wojskowa wspolnej ojczyzny,
wsp6lna poczta, wspolne niektore
gaiezie kolejowe, wspolne ella j
wsp6lne prawa rosyjskich miesz-
kahc6w Finlandyi. Rosya ME mo-
4e iadae naruszenia praw autono-
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,PRZEGLAD
pOuTYKl MIEDzYEARODOWEJ'
Chicago. 8 czerwca. =
(Finlandya a Rosya).

FInianOya 4 NOSSdJ.
Cieszsca sic autonomia i wzgle-
dnemi swobodami politycznemi
Finlandya wzbudza juz Cd dawna
zawise W rosyjskim rzadzie knu-
ia W jego zaslepionych zwolen-
nikach, reakcyonistow roznego
pokroju. Dlateg9 tez Finlandya
pozostaje wciaz W obawie pred
mozliwym zamachem stanu.
w koncu poruszono sPrawe
Finlandyi niezbyt TAX dawno w
Dumie. Rozprawy o Finlandyi
wywoiah patryoci, przez wniesie-
ME kilku interpelacyj do prezesa
ministrow na temat ,,separatyz-
mu' finlandzkiego. Interpelacye
te poiaczono W jedna calosc / da-
no prezesowi ministrow moznose
wydania sadu W tel sprawie, a
posrednie odwoiania sic do patry-
otyzmu Rosyan.
Posel, ktory uzasadnial interpe-
lacye antifinlandzka, nazywa sic
D. Gololobow, slowa zaS, ktore po-
wiedzial o patryotyzmie, tloma-
CA zupelnie dokiadnie charakter
nacyonalizmu rosyjskiego. Otto
co rzekl ten posei: ,,Mowia, re ma
cya = to przesad. Me wierz, ma
rodzie rosyjski tym siowom. tel
nauce faiszywej. Zdeprawuja twoj
mozg, twa dusze, doprowadza Gle
do zguby. Pragniemy znowu
wzmocnic. panstwo. Pragniemy,
aby nasz orzel dwuglowy. znow
dumnie krazyl mad Rosya, Wszy-
Stkie nasze pomysly winny mice
ma celu potege jedynej, wielkiej,
niepodzielnej ROsyi." :"
z takich slow, powitanych okla
skami znacznej wiekszosci Dumy,
wyplywa jasno u1ysl, ze Finlan-
dya powinns bye Ymalehka, ME-
podzieIns" czescia Rosyi.
/ gdy ma trybune wszedl prezes
ministr6w, iatwo sic bylo domy-
slee, co powie Finlandyi Prezes
ministr6w jest sympatycznie u
sposobiony do nacyonalistow
rosyjskich, dla kt6rych Finlan-
dya zawsze bedzie nalenkim, ME-
Sodzielnym skrawkiem Rosyi. Ale
drugiej strony prezes ministrow,
znajac dok1adniej historye Fin
landyi znajac jej ustroj, vie, re
Finlandya jest odrebnym krajem
szwedzko finskim, luterskim, o
kultrrze skandynawskleJ. WE, Ze
ten kraj ma swoja ustawe woIsko-
wa re jest krajem samoistnyn.
! dlatego W movie p. Sto1ypina.
d,ugiej jak zwykle utalentowaneI
czuS bylo, re on uznaje, zee ME
moze Iiie uznawac odrebnosci fin
landzkiej, lecz re mu bardzo idzie
o to, aby rosyjskie imperium by
10 w tel Finlandyi panem. Nacyo-
rnalizm rosyjski ME moze pogodzie
sic tenn, zeby o 26 worst cd Pc
tersburga byla granica. poza kto-
ra dzialaia inne sadly, inna policya,
inne obowiazuja jszyki, lima pra-
"a. inna wolnose osobista. l dlate-
go prezes ministrow zapowiedzial,
re trzeba pogodzie interesy wiel
kiej Rosyi malehkiej Finlandyi.
Pierwsze ssowa p. Stolypina by
~ o zamachach. Wyliczyi wszy-
stkies najgi6wniejsze zamachy te-
rsrysVszne v Psserssnrgu 9 o.