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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
KICKED IN HEAD AT
CITY JAIL; IS DEAD

A. Garcia, an aged Mexican, died at
the county hospital last night at 1880
o'clock as the result of injuries, either
received in the drunk tank of the city
Jail or in the Cape Horn saloon on
North Main street.
Garcia was arrested Sunday night,
March 21, and placed in the drunk
tank at the station. An hour later
John FERGUSON was arrested for drunk
enness and also placed in the drunk
tank. The two men got into an alter
cation, and Ferguson knocked Garcia
down and kicked him in the head and
face.
Ferguson was placed in the dungeon
and Garcia was removed toe the hospi-
tai. Monday Garcia desired to go home
and was released. Monday night he
returned to the hospital and was sent
to the county hospital. He continued
to grow worse and died there. 1t was
learned last night that after his re-
lease on Monday Garcia had gone to
the Cape Horn saloon and there got
into a fight in which he was beat up
again. The injury which caused his
death was a basal fracture of the skull.
The police are searching for Fergus
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31

early yesterday and stole $7S.85 from a
hiding place behind the bar. Mrs.
Edith Sober reported to the police list
her room at the Hotel Orange was en-
tered during her absence Monday night
and a valuable Battenberg lace coat.
several silk underskirts and numerous
other articles of clothing taken. A
ring set with sapphires and diamonds
was stolen from the room of J. San
chez, 1877 East Twenty fourth street.
3. Fay Mills Here
Benjamin Fay Mills is here from
San Francisco on a short business trip
and will make an address at the en-
tertalnment and social under the aus
pices of the Los Angeles Fellowship.
Wednesday evening at o'clock, in
Cumnock hall, 1900 Figueroa street.
Presentation OF comedy, 1.-THE Out
sider," by the Misses Frances VILLA
meme Wilkes, Grace Kimbell, Ruth
Snow, Katharine Ferris, Caroline Fer
ris, Mildred Fix and Rosalie Budding
ton will be a feature. The public is
invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
AT THE HOTELS

Alger Fast, a prominent banker OF
Helmet, Cal, is guest at the Van
Mugs hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Ewing of Pitts
burg, Pa, are visiting Los Angeles and
are at the Hollenbeck.
Edward ]. .O'Brien, a prominent at
torney and politician of New York, is
registered at the Angelus.
Anton Seidel of Munich, Germany.
we'll known in operate circles, is reg
istered at the Alexandria.
r. p. Morris, former mayor of Salt
Lake City, in company with his wife
is touring Southern California and is at
the Hayward.
Miss Mary A. Church and Miss N. l..
Church. prominent society leaders of
New Bedford, Mass, are guests at the
Westminster.
w. B. Roulon, a prominent mining
man of Philadelphia, who is interested
In ventures in Nevada and other west
.ern states, is registered at the Alexan-
dria.
s. c. Kimberly, prominent business
man of Saginaw, Mich, is in Los An
geles for a two weeks vacation and is
making his headquarters at the Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Ahblethen of Seat
tie are visiting In Los Angeles and
stopping at the Lankershim. Mr.
Ahblethen Is publisher of the Seattle
Times.
e. Il. Phipps, head of the Phipps
Hardware company of Toronto. is in
Los Angeles on a combined business
and pleasure trip, and is registered at
the Angelus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Ross are en-
joying a vacation in Los Angeles and
can be seen at the Alexandria. Mr.
Ross is proprietor of the Hotel del Cor
onado, Coronado Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
UNITED STATES TO PROFIT
BY SURRENDER OF LAND
Reconveyance of Area by Utah Fuel
Company Means Great
Gain

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Accord-
ing to a statement issued today by the
department of justice, the United
States will receive, as q result of the
reconveyance to the government by the
Utah Fuel company of 1440 acres of
land, the payment of a fine of $4,000
and of $192,00O in settlement of claims
made by the government, about $55 an
acre for the land, a higher price than
the geological survey placed upon the
property after the recent reclassifica-
ton of public coal lands.
Other lands which the company was
permitted to retain had been mort
gagged to secure a $2.000,000 issue of
bonds, large majority of which had
been sold to innocent purchasers.
1t was claimed that part of these
lands contained valuable coal deposits
and should not have been granted as
agricultural lands.
The return of the 1440 acres, together
with similar reconveyance by the Union
Pacific Railroad company, and smaller
interests, demonstrates, says the state
ment, that the government is slowly,
but surely, asserting it's supremacy
over the public domain in the west"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
NINE. MODJESkA
IS NEAR DEATH
ACTRESS WILL BE BROUGHT
TO HOSPITAL
Decline Has Been Steady Since Begin
ming of illness and Ultimate Re.
covery Is Regarded as
Hopeless

Madame Helena Modjeska, the famous
actress, who is seriously Ill at her home
on Bay island, near Newport, Will be
brought to Los Angeles at 1890 O'Clock
this morning in a special train. she
will be taken directly to the Good
Samaritan hospital.
The condition of Madame Mod1eska
has grown steadily worse, although al
brief intervals she has shown signs OF
recovery On the whole, however, the
decline has been steady, though
gradual.
The famous acress is suffering from
a complication of heart trouble and
Bright's disease, and when her last Ill
ness was announced about three weeks
ago her physicians held out no hope
of ultimate recovery.
DR.. William A. Edwards of Los An
geles and DR.. J. p. Boyd of Santa Ana,
who have attended the patient, have
made arrangements for her transfer to
the hospital and will be in attendance
on the trip from Bay island to Los An
geles.
The most the doctors hope for Is a
prolongation of life.
Madame Modjeska's husband, Count
Bozenta, and her son Ralph have been
in attendance since her condition be-
came critical.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
SAN J0SE'S BOND ELECTION
FOR INClNERATOR Is QUIET
Public Shows Little Interest In Pro-
posed Garbage Reform, Which,
ls Defeated

SAN JOSE, March 30.-The PROPOSE
ton to bond the city in the sum of
5000 for the purpose of establishing
a municipal garbage incinerator, failed
to carry at the special election held
today by 139 votes.
Out of total registration of 6404,
only 2377 votes were cast. the public
showing little interest In the PROPOSE
ton.
Because the voting machines failed
to register 204 of the votes cast, City
Clerk Roy e. Walters and Inspector of
Machines Warren Blakeslee have been
accused by the mayor of dereliction OF
duty. An investigation will be held
Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
LEAWTT CHALLENGED
by AN UNKNOWN CAR
Unknown Challenger Wants to Wager
$4,000 on American-Built Car
for 500 or More Miles

Last night Jim Morley, the well
known pool and billiard hall proprietor
and owner of the Ship hotel at Venice,
announced that he was authorized to
challenge r. J. Leavitt, local agent of
the Locomobile, for 1000 or over for a
500-mile race, or over, by an American
made, four-cylinder car, name and
challenger withheld, race to be held
thirty days after signing agreement, no
other restrictions Leavitt stated after
the race Sunday that he would make
all challengers go and get a reputa-
ton" by defeating the Stearns, and 1t
is probable that he will adhere to this
position.
If there's something useful which you can
teach-even for a small part of your time
O want nd viii keen won busy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
Break Railroad Records

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. March S0.-A
special train bearing a portion of the
Hartman party broke all existing
records from Cheyenne to Julesburg,
Neb., covering the 143 miles in las
minutes. The schedule was arranged
so the party might connect with Mr..
Hartman and his other guests at
Julesburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
BIG vIApucr pYNAMIrEp

NEW YORK, March 31.-An ex-
plosion at o'clock this morning (east-
ern time), heard for radius Of ten
miles, almost completely destroyed the
big viaduct over the flats betewen Ho-
boken and East Hoboken. 1t is be-
lieved several persons were killed. The
explosion was Of dynamite, fired with
criminal intent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
Mexican miners Entombed

Ell .PASO, Texas, March 30.-Thirty-
eight Mexican miners are entombed in
the coal mine at Minor, Mexico, oper-
ated by the Coahuila Mining company,
as the result of an explosion last night
caused by fire damp. 1t is probable
all are dead
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
THROWS LIGHT
ON TRICKS OF
FAKE MEDIUMS
GARRISON GIVES AMUSING EX-
POSITION IN COURT
PAID sLADE FIFTY DOLLARS FOR
INSTRUCTION
Pictures of the Departed Cut from
Newspapers and Reproduced
with Aid of IndelibIe
Pencil

Further exposures of the methods
used by fake mediums to extort money
from the susceptible were made by
Bishop S. Garrison in Judge Rives
court yesterday, when the contest over
the will of the late Richard Crawford
Smith was resumed. Bishop Garrison
paid little If any attention to the warn
ing letter received by him Monday
stating it was only one of many SIM
liar notices of which he had been the
recipient since he first began to lay
open the secrets of mediumship and its
kindred frauds.
For three years I was a believer in
Spiritualism," said Garrison yesterday.
"rhen 1 learned that 1 was being
duped, the knowledge coming to me
through Henry Slade, whose reputa-
ton as a medium is national. Slade
said 1 was too young a man to waste
my life on fakes, and taught me how
spirit slate-writing is done. 1t cost
me $50, but it was money well spent"
Handkerchief Pictures
The witness gave an exhibition show
ing how spirit" pictures are placed on
handkerchiefs, greatly to the amuse-
ment of a weli-filled courtroom.
can that is necessary is closed
cabinet a medium, supposed to be In
a state of transition, inside, an opera
tor, a glass Of water and an lndellple
pencil" said Mr.. Garrison.
The operator, he continued, gathers
up the handkerchiefs of those present
passes his hand over a glass of water,
to magnetic it, as he states, and, dip
ping each piece of linen into the Ii
quid, places them in the cabinet.
"The medium meantime has supplied
herself with a number Of pictures cut
from newspapers or magazines, md
these have been traced with an indeli-
bic pencil" said the witness.
Pressing the damp handkerchiefs on
the pictures, the latter are transferred
to the cloth, and when they are shown
to the sltters they are represented to
be likenesses of departed relatives and
friends.
Confidence Beyond Belief
The confidence reposed in mediums
by persons who have become imbued
with the belief that they are honest
is almost incomprehensible, said the
witness.
when mediums find an old man who
is susceptible they will arrange an af-
finity to meet him on the other side,"
continued the witness. "If he is not
satisfied and wants his affinity in the
flesh, that matter also can be easily
arranged. His spirit affinity is ma
terialized,' comes out of the cabinet
and sits on his lap. The presents he
bestows on this materialized soul mate
are, as a rule, quite valuable, and
have seen old men give these persons
hundreds of dollars"
The hearing will be resumed Thurs
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Carl Leonardo, general contractor on
new Hall of Records, says he Is in no
way connected with wrecking of old
county jail, where three men were
killed Monday. 3-31-1t
Save sickness and stomach trouble by
drinking the best spring water. The
Glen Rock Water company will supply
you. Phones C1456 East 437. Prices
right.
All kinds of beads for portieres. o.
L. McLain, 4O8 West Seventh street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31

Membership in the Los Angeles Realty Board
is a virtual guarantee of reliability. Provision
Is made for arbitration of any differences be-
tween members and their clients. Accurate In
formation ON realty matters Is obtainable from
them. Valuations by a competent committee.
Directory OF members free at the office or
Herbert Burdett secretary. b25 Security bldg.
Phone Broadway 1896
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31

The Herald. like every other newspaper, is
misrepresented at times, particularly In cases
involving hotels. theaters. etc. The public
will please take notice that every representa-
tive OF this newspaper Is equipped with the
proper credentials and more particularly equip
ped with money with which to pay his bills.
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber OF COM
nerce building on Broadway. between First
and Second streets. where free Information VIII
be given on all subjects pertaining to this sec
ton,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-31

The Herald will ray $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead TO the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught steaiins
copies OF The Herald from the premises of our
ratrcns.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

szanownych czytelnik6w do
serca sobie Wezmie i niechaj
:stara sic :usilnie 0 70 zszerza-
ME naszej gazety, DO gazeta
iest W naszych stosunkach
jednym z najwazniejszych
srodk6w oSwiaty. Zw1aszcza te
raz MECH nasi czytelnicy wsze-
die popieraja nasza gazette,
o GO wszystkich usilnie pro-
shiny Winnie. dobra was wszy-
stkich i ca1ego spo}eczeh-
silva. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
.Uozmy dZieci nasze cZytac
pisac l movie p0 pOlsku !
Uwagi ma czasie.

Wiele sic NOW i pisze
o. oswiacie i ma og6} wszyscy
czytelnicy nasi juz wiedza, co
to jest oswiata. Jestto zas6b
wiadomosci i nauki poszcze-
g6lnych ludzi Tub tel ca}ego
spo}eczehstwa. St6sownie do
tego, czy ten zas6b nauki jest
mnie!szy lub wiekszy, mowi--
my o nizszyn lub wyzszym
stopniu oswiaty..
Rome narody stoja ma r6z-
nym stopniu o6wiaty, jak j
W narodzie jednym i :tym sa-
mym poszczeg6lnie war
stwy sp6}ecze6stwa r6wniez
ma r6znym znajduja sic sto-
pniu osw;aty. OSwista jest
warunkiem koniecznym j
nieodzownym ola wszelkiego
postepu, dobrobytu i potegi
narod6w i przeto tel kazdy
nar6d starac. sic powinien. sta.
lie o jak ~najwieksze rozszerza-
RE i podnoszenie oswiaty,
DO inaczej inne narody go
wyprzedza i wyzyskaja.
Widzimy tel ma ca}ym
swiecie, jezeli sic pc MIN do
brze rozejrzymy, 10 kazdy
nar6d, 0 lie poja} waznoSc Q.
6xiaty, stara sic wszelkiemi
silami 0 jej rozszerzanie u
siebie. Widzimy :}dalej, re
wszystkie te narody, kt6re 50
ma wysokem stopniu oswi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
t5Skutki n%iedbalstWa.

Kowal W ma1em miaste-
czku, wr6ciwszy ma obiad Z
kuzni, uzala} sic pred iona,
re go twarz jednej
strony boil, -- iona W miej-
scu przez meza wskazanem
spostrzegfa ,nieznaczna. g6rke
i sinos6.
- Czy; to ably ME sina
krosta! rzek1a zatworzona.
Trzeba pos|a6 pc doktora,
co tn blizej mieszka, odrzek}
kowal.
Tr:zeba 'wiedziec, jaki to by}
ten dokt6r, Ba! ME ieden, DO
ich dw6ch sobie podobnych
mieszka1o we wsiach sasie-
dnich. ss.'..'. ~: "..... -.
Byli:to ludzie, co glove do
cory nosili i chcieli, zeby ich
:nazywano doktorami. Jezyka
.tylko W ustach zapominali,
kiedy kto z madrzejszych o.
sob zapyta}, gdzie ich sztuki
leczenia uczono; DO GO praw-.
da, to zaledwie czytac umieli,
a leczyli OF: tax, jak i'm do
.g}owy przysz}o:
Przyby} ten, pc kt6rego po-
s1ano, be- ogr6dki przy-
6wiadczy}. kowalce, ze to sina
krosta j zacza} W rome stro-
ny nacierac ma6ciami.
:Coraz gorzej by}o kowalo-
wi DC tenn nacieraniu.
w strachu pos1ano pc dru.
.kiego, ten poprzednie lecze
ME zgani4,; i zacza} ponacie-
rane cia}o wypalac. Jeszcze
.gorzej! kowa} cierpial okro-
:pnie, g}owa puch}a, jecza1 tez
5serce sic kraja}o.
49, Wiesz co mezu kochany!
- Z p}aczem odezwala sic ko.
walka, ~: many przecie ko-
HE i pieniedzy nam ME bra
kKhje. Jedzmy do Lwowa. Toe
tam sa;dcktorzy, co ma ca1y
klraj sigma.
- Dobrze kaz natychmiast
zaprzega6 konie - odrzekl
nadzieh ozywiony kowal,
.przerwawszy balesne jeki ma
chwile
"a kilka godzin w6zek 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

.chorym stana} we LwoVie
pred kamienic9, W kt6rej
mieszka} jeden ze s]awniej-
szych doktor6w.
Zbola}ege 5iedaka ME by
10 navel potrzeby; sprowa-
dzac 4 w6zka; DO OTTO w]asn'e
W tel chwili wyszed} z kamie-
nicy m1ody doktor W kape-
luszu i jasnych rekawiczkacb,
widocznie wvbrany gdzies ma
miasto do chorych.
Obaczywszy w6zek, bez py-
tania zblizy} on sic do chore-
go, glove mad MIN pocbyli1
i badawcze oko w twarz "a
topi}. @ "<4-
- Jestescie pewnie kowa-
lem? - zapyta} z zywoscia
jeczacego }azarza.
- A tax prosze pana.
- No, to ia was tn zaraz
uzdrowie.
To m6wiac, zdja} rekawi-
czki, z kieszeni sk6rzane pu-
de}eczko wydoby1, z pude{e~~
czka cos nakszta1t male6kich
obcalk6w wyja}, obcazkami
". rane siegna}, zdziebe1ko
jakies nieznaczne .wydosta1,
poczem krwi tylko sporo z
ropa z rsny %pociek}o.
= No, lei wan teraz W
colo? zagadna} kowal.
20! %wielmozny PANEL jak-
by mi sto centnar6w z g}owy
uby}o.
- Widzicie, biedaku, dro;.
bna blaszka PREY kuciu ze]a-
"a odskoczy}a j przeciawszy
sk6re pod MIA sie.dosta}a; pa
lii bez milosierdza, naciera-
JAG draznili rane i g}ebiej bla-
szke:wbijali i rane zaogniali,
a tn trzeba by}o poznac sic
ma chorobie, blaez ke odrazu
wydobyc j by}oby wszystko
sko6czone.
Pokrajana ! poepalcna twarz
ME dfugo sic wygoi1a. Znaki
tylko pc nozu i ogniu pozo.
ma zawsze. Kowal bio
Boga, ze' przyszed{
do zdrowia; ale nigdy ME
sobiesdarowae;; ze sic cd
razu do prawdziwego dokto-
"a ME udal. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
MASH AGEFCI.

ppowaapieni So do kolektowani1a i
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
naai agenci mieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr,, Mich. Mendyk ;, 4 <
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktor Taraslnsk
TRIED N. OAK D. F. SzarkaYi1ii i:
GRANVILLE, S. Oak: ~.JQf3 G19bs
INDEPENDENCE wis: IN RonSa1ski
Me.en, WIS, Teoh Derdowsk
MARLIN. Tex, S. P. Gorski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY, Tex. F, p. Prosh
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski ,
ST ANNA, MINI. Adam Waldowski
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A. J. Kules "
HREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW, Nd. Teodor Wysoeki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

vice prawo o wyw}aszczaniu
bedzie zastosowane, 60 nieza-
wodnie wp1ynie ma upadek
cen ziemi, - to wielka VIA
snos6 niemiecka must zban-
krutowac. ",:& =
10000 h. ziemi polskiej W;
przeciagu kilku lat bedzie
w!ywfaszczonych; Rad "posta-
ra sic O powiekszenie:teg o oh
s2aru, a sejm, zawsze do u
slug gotowy, ma powieksze'
ME sic zgodzi. Sifq rzeciz:y,'
:je1nak prawo to nusi zwiek:
szyc wyckodztwo polskie,
kt6re skieruje sic do Mast
j ~prowincji przyleg}ycb,
wskutek czego grantee jezy-
ka polskiego presume sic
ma zsch6d, zb]izy sic jeszeze
bardziej do Ber]ina. #~::"@..sz
Gdyby ,,deutsche Kultur-
arbeit" nawet wbreW wolf
niemieckich w}ascicieli ziem-
skich, po4bawic mja}a Pola-
k6w ziemi, beda oni zmusze.
nj kapita}y swoje do innych
cel6w skierowac; zajma sic
przenlys}em, ale ME wp}ynie
to b%ynajmniej ma ich zyerma-
nizacje.
bismarck, dzieki wydala-
niu obcych poddanych, wy
tworzyl W prowincjach pol
skich chroniczny brak ro~
botnika rolnego; spotegow17aa.;
nv. ~jeszcze pczez wysokie.
stosunkowo wynagrodzenie'
ma Zachodzie, a tenn samem
przez zywsza emigracja. Brak
robotnika jest wielki, ze ME
ma przedsiebiorcy rolnego,
kt6ryby tego braku ME od-'
czuwa}... Ztad robotnik kaz-
dej chwili i hez wahania O.
puscic moze iedno. miejsce,<
gdyz z f~atwo5cia znajdzie
inne."
w Kohcu autor chara kte-
ryzuje sprawy szkolne W Poz-:
na6skiem j martyrologja
dzieci polskich,. .przyczem:.
oswiadcza category
cznie, ze Rad pruski znajduje
sic ma %manowcach politycz-
nych, kt6re ostatecznie pray.l
mu zamiast zysk6w,
tylko szkodY nieobliczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
o Polakach.

!; w ":grudniowym zeszycie
miesiecz-
nika duhskfego ,,Filskuezen'
og}osil: znany publicysta E.
rik Gloskov powazna i fro
dlowa rozprawe o kwestji
polskiej.
Ma wstepie scharakteryzo-
wano tam .dzieje Polak6w W
zaborze pruskim cd Fryde-
Wielkiego, kt6ry zano-
czatkowa1 bez powodzen'a ko
1onizacje ziem polskich, al
do Bismarcka, kt6ry pre-
.pjr:owadzi1 W sejmie ustawe
kolonizacyjna. ..
,,Je1eli wszechstr. nnie m6wi
Erik Gloskov - ~rozwazymy
te sprawe, jasny bedzie' ola
ludzi nieuprzeazonych fakt
10 wszystkie korzysci, kt6re
dac mogla komisia kcloni-
zacyjna, obr6city sic ma ko-
rzy66: Polak6w, a to g}6wnie
ola tego, &e germaniz ac'a
jest robota %przeciwna natu.
ralnym warunkom rozwoju
ekonomicznego. Zarobki na
z;:acbodzie So "a wieksze anizeli
ma wschodzie, a wobec tego
prosty jest wniosek, 10 ch1opi
i robotnicy rolni z g}ebokich
Niemiec wtedy tylko emf
.gruja do %prowincji wschod-
Mich, gdy Rad z~apewnia I'm
.wyjatkowo korzystne warun-
XII. A i W tych newet oko-
liczno6ciach Niemcy, naply-
wajacy do ziem polskich, ME
naleza bynajmniej do mai
tezszych 2~racownik6w i row.
mac sic nie NIGGA z ch}opa-
mi i robotdikami polskimi,
kt6rzy znaja dobrze miejsco-
We warunki pracy.... Ro-
botnik polski, zachecony
wyzszemi zarobkami ma "a
chodzie, idzie do Niemiec ma
.robote sezonowa. Pred Ii
ma powraca do Po)ski j
przywo2i z SODA sporo o.
szczedzonych pieniedzy
(%mniejwiecej 300 marek, cay
Ii jak wyliczono, og6} obie-
zysas6w dale swej !ojczyznie
Is: miljon6w marek rocznie)
"a kt6re o%czywi5cie .skupuje
ziemie, gdya najsilniejszem
lego dazeniem jest zdoby'
Gle kawa1ka wlasnej roll.
Ten zakup ziemi ME pre-
szkadza b~yna]mn]e] dalszym
wyprawom do Niemiec pc
zarobek sezonowy. Podczas
nieobecnoSci meza OLGA
rodzina lego dale sobie do
:skonale rade z uprawa roll
i cs1em W og6le gospodar-
stwem."
Publicysta duhski stwier-
dza dalej, ze dzieki mi]jonom
k;olonizacii wlasno6c polska
zwieksza sic raczej niz zmniej
sza, DO odluieni ziemianie
polscy sprzedaja korsystnie
swoje ]iche majatki j natych-
Mast kupuja inne " lepszych
warunkach. Otto czego ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

przewidziaa Rad. Prawa PREY
rodzone okaza4y sic silniej-
szeml nawet. cd Bismarcka.
Polacy przekonali wszyst-
.kich, re ME So upiorami,
kt6re kiedy niekiedy jawia
sic W ciamno6ciach j strasza,
lecz rasa zdrowa, silna, p}o-
dina = nnarodem, wychowa-
nym W warunkach, kt6re 60
mia}y zgniesc, a kt6re, pre-
ciwnie, staIy sic sj'a
szkodliwa ola Niemc6wP'-
,,Gdy ME uda}o sic Pola-
k6w zniszczyc przez wykup
ziemi, podjeto starania, aby
i'm ~uniemozliwic budowanie
dom6w mies2kalnych. Uchwa
lenie przez parliament prawa,
zabraniajacego i'm W og6le
n%abywania ziemi we VIA
snym kraju, -byloby niemoz-
live, gdyz izba %prawodaw-
GA ME da}aby ma to swego
~przyzwolenia. Poniewaz jed
max W roku 1904 drobna
w}asnos6 polska tax sic roz-
wine}a, re Rad ujrza} W niej
groznego rywala ola osadni-
ctwa niemieckiego, vice po-
stara} sic Q ~przeprowadzenie
prawa, zabraniajacego Po)a-
kom stawiania budynk6w ma
zjemi przez: mich nabytej.
Wskutek tego prawa Ban
XII parce]acyjne rolskie ME
mog}y dziatalno6ci swej roz-
szerzac. Ale i :temu rozpo-..
rzadzeniu Polacy dzieJnie
'czolo stawili: spoczeli- mie-
szkac W wozach cyga6skich,
W ziemiankach itp.. q.
Wskutek potrojenia sic
,ceny ziemiv wyy(bstatnich 20.
latach ME nale7y sic dziwif,
jezeli CHOP niemiecki VIA
sno6t swoja chaopu polskie-
mu sprzeda]e, kt6ry ma zie'
mic :zawsze cchetnym jest
n~abywca; a to znowu je:
den 20 sposob6W, dzieki kt6-
.r r, Polacy ~zapewnic sobje
NIGGA .dach mad g}owa. W r..
1906 ME mniej niz $3.50 ha.
przesz}o Z rak niemieckich
do polskicb ;"
,,Jezeli zrobimy: bilans 20
lat, deutscher Kalturarbeit"
polega M zaludnieniu 109,-
900 Niemc6w ziem polskich,
z czego Is procent przynaj'
mniej zamieszkiwato to pro-
wincje JUL pred utworze'
MEM komisji kolonizacyjnej
Ia vice czysty zysk W lud-
no6ci wynosi}by tylko co."
O00) pokaze sic, niemiec-
koSt W przeciagu :tych 20 lat
nietylko odstreczy}a 100. 900
katolik6w, kt5rzy, W skutek
prze6ladowah Polak6w, sta
nell pc ich stronie, nietyfko
zaprzepa6ci1a ola siebie Cor
ny Szlazk, gdzie mieszka l.
10000 drobnych w}ascicleli
i g6rnik6w Polak6w, kt6rzy
jak jeden MAJ, sprawy poll
skiej bronia, ale W niczem
nie doda1a sill samej sobie,
gdyz nieuczciwa walka exc
nomiczna, stWorzona przez