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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
ADDRESSES STUDENTS.
Professor Leve Edgar Young Makes
Strong Appeal for Prohibition.

Professor Levi Edgar Young of the Uni
versitv Of Utah delivered an address be
fore the student body OF the L. d. s uni
vsrsitv Thursday morning.
He spoke of the student as being his
or her own cOach-coachinE themselves to
the Mecca that they are striving to at
tain. He said that the time would come
when Salt Lake City would be one OF
the greatest college ce7ters in the Unit
ed States
appealed to the students to help to do
away with the liquor traffi, He sal
tat ne would be ready 20 lead the stu
dents of Salt Lake City on the floor Of
the legislature. if that body did not listen
to the appeal Of the people
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
PLUNGED INTO LAKE.
Engineer and Fireman Carried Dowr
to Death in Locomotive.

Vancouver, B. C.. Jan. 14-Carrying its
engineer and fireman with it, the loco
motive Of a westbound Canadian Pacific
freight tram ran into a snOwslide at
Three Valley lake. 30 miles east of Van
couver. at full speed. at o'clock this
morning. and plunged down the embank-
ment into the lake Both men were
penned in the cab Of the engine and were
drowned.
1t is reported here that the locomotive
went into the lake. which is said TO be
about thirty feet deep al this point rap
idly shelving to a greater depth short
distance from shore.
1t is said that Coughiin was the en-
gineer-s name. but the identity Of the fire
man cannot pc learned. Both men were
residents of Revsistoke-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
BRAKEMAN is INJURED.
Leans From Train and Is Struck by
Switch Stand.

Richard Gathers. brakeman on the
Overland Limited which left Ogden We'd
nesday afternoon, was seriously injured
at Lemay. New, Wednesday night and
was broughts to Ogden general hospital
yesterday for treatment Gathers leaned
too far out from the steps of a passenger
coach. and owing to the darkness failed
to see a switch stand. which he struck
with considerable force. He was seen
By other trainmen. the train was stopped
and he was taken to MOntello for tenn
porary relief. Later he was brought to
Ogden. He viii recover.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Japanese Severely Injured.

T Kosbimzu. a japanese laborer, en-
ployed at the railroad shops. was caught
by a piece of falling machinery yesterday
and narrowly missed being crushed to
death He was pretty severely injured
about the hips and lower part of the body
The accident occurred while a gang of
workmen were unloading and setting up a
new air compressor. The machine got
away from the men and rolled against the
old reservoir. causing an explosion of air
that shook things in general up pretty
thoroughly The Jap was caught by z
casting and pinned against one of the
heavy timbeTS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
DIES oE APoPLEXY.

Roland NJ Hunter. local manager Of
4 Booth & Co. died yesterday morning
AT thc Keoch-Han1ns onC hospital. from ar
spouiectic stroke Mr.. Hunter was re-
moved to the hospital last Friday. follow
ing a first attack of apopiexy.
Mr. Hunter cane to SAT- Lake last
summer from Peoria. III. to take charge
of the local office Of A Beth & Co
which firm ne had been associated with
for the past eighteen years. lie Is sur
,-ived nv widow. who viii accompany
the BODY to Davenport Ia, for intermeHt-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
LOCAL OPTION IN IDAHO.
Bill May Be Beaten Notwithstanding
Republican Promises.

Bose Ida. JaH. ll-Both branches u
the legislator adjourned today until
Monday % allow the members TO attend
the National Wool Growers convention
in Pocatell0. IN accordance with the in
vitation accepted the previous day. they
will also visit American Falls and Twin
Falls. Monday IL is understood direct
primary and local option bills viii be in
PRODUCED in the house. The latter viii
precipitate one Of the most stubborn con
tests Of the session. The liquor men adj
nit that they are defeated IN the house.
but declare they will win in the sea
ate. Notwithstanding the pledge OF the
Republican -arty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Thirty Days for Bad Company.

Fred Richards. who was picked up in
Salt Lake with the men who robbed the
Pingree Bros. store in this city Jan 1.
was arraigned in police court yesterday
on a charge of vagrancy Richards told
the court that he had Just taken up with
the thieves a short time before they were
arrested. 1t was brought out. however,
that Richards was 9 rather worthless fell
low and he was given thirty days on the
CITY rock pile Richards told the judge
that he had refused to compromise the
thieves. as he did not believe in that kind
of business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
WIFE AND FAMILY PERISH
Sicilian Workman on Western Pa
cific Learns of Loss of
Loved Ones.

After months of lsboring on the con-
struction of the Western Pacific lire, r
Tedesco, an Italian, came in to Ogden on
Wednesday to learn that his entire fam
lily. including his wife and children, had
persisted in the recent Sicilian disaster. and
for a time it was feared that the man
would go insane. In addition to his wife
and two sons il is said that his parents,
two brothers and one sister. persisted.
Tedesco's people lived at Palmoli, a place
OF about 5000 inhabitants, six miles from
Reggie. 1t is reported that the entire
town was submerged and that the destruc-
ton of life and property was complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
DEATH CLAIMS
ROJESTVERSkY
,l,fortIinate Russian Naval Of
fCer Now Beyond Reach
of Criticism.
VAR IN ORIENT RECALLED
,ce AoMiRAL's FLEET WIPED
ouT BY THE JAPANESE.
WAR IN ORIENT RECALLED

-. r-fs~sbr1rg. Jan. 1.-THE death of
,f-1fr71 Rojestvensk is announced
,s IN command Of the Russian
..,,, Nav. 1893. when it was practically
-,.5aatcI By the japanese in the Bat
of tine Sea of Japan.
..5ri Parovitch Rojestvensky, who was
sd Cd wears old. had been in the Rus
tl'' .lvaI service the greater part OF
no Graduating from the Michael
..r.r- academy. ne rose step by step
l "a. became chief Of the naval head
.-.-s staff and head Of the intelli-
r... dausrtmcnt Of the Russian navy.
Sent on Fatal Voyage.
,- ,.l after the disasters that had be-
..,..7 tba Russian warships in their con-
49, 0itb the Japanese. Rojestvensky
i i... -rven personal command of the Rus
.- baltic fleet with orders to take it
&. VlaJivostok o..
Ill.,. fleet sailed from Libau, Oct II.
t owing to rumOrs that the japanese
-iE attack n VH route careful out
st rJs kept by the Russians and wren
~. 0.at was off the DOggeT banks IN
Z North sea il came upon the North
=. british fishing fleet. The lights of
~ frs.r,ers caus I'd alarm on some OF
y, 3ussian vcsss els and they fired upon
. r-herwpn The steam traWler Crane
,s .1uk. and two others OF the flShinf
r-s+ uere injured while two men Of the
,svIgrs were killed and number seIl-
ag-lv wounded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Temperature at D. M. 50 degrees; max
imum temperature. 81 degrees, minimum
temperatura. g degrees. mean tempera-
tt1re. 43 degrees which is IS degrees above
normal Total excess Of temperature since
the first Of the month. 13S degrees. To
tai precipitation. p iucn- Total precigi-
taffou since first of month. 10 inches
which is IS inch above normal. Relative
humidity at s p M, a per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Plead Guilty of Burglary.

In the district court yesterday Frank
Wilson, Joseph collins and John Thomas,
the three men implicated in the burglary
of the Pingree Shoe company store in this
city Jan. /, pleaded guilty to a charge of
burglary in the third degree. All are ex-
cOnvicts. August Schroeder. charged with
burglary in the third degree for stealing q
gold watch from the residence of A D
Young. also pleaded guilty. All four men
will be sentenced Monday morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Saloon Men in Court.

The case against 3. J. Mcclure and 9TH
ers in the city court yesterday was con-
tinued after a greater portion of the day
vas taken up in hearing further testimony
Mcguire and the others are charged with
robbing Fred Golf of 500 in money and
valuables. Attorney Msginnis tried to
secure the dismissal Of the cases against
the defendants but the court denied the
motion. intimsting that they would be
hound over to the district court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Burns Day Celebration.

The l50th anniversary of the birth of
Robert Burns will be fittingly observed
bv the local Scottish Cronies at Congress
dancing academy. Jan. =. The Grafton on
ne life and work Of the poet will be de-
li,.ered hv 3. II. Roberts Of salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
kansas Day

At meeting held last evening q move
nent started some time ago for the pur-
ns.se of establishing 3 Kansas day as
sur,ed tangible shape Committees were
..o1,ein+ed and Jan. p named for the first
4eish~stitn The committee on program
: i II. Masters DR.. A b 5acber and 3
4 I'VE Mrs A. 3. Barber vas ap-
pointed as a committee on refreshments
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Petty Thieves Arrested,

? A Gleason and Frank Burns were
arrested Yesterday for the theft OF several
sniff cases from the Montana loan office
m lower Twentv-fiftn street. The suit
cases were recovered from the rear Of the
White Ship saloon. where they had been
cached
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
BABC0Ck IS LATE.
Manager of Salt Lake Traffic Bureau
Fails to Arrive.

1t was expe ted that s. H Babcoek Of
Denver who is to take charge Of the
traffic bureau of the Salt Lake CONNER
ciai club. would arrive in the city yes
terday, but he did not come. Secretary
" s Mccarthy Of the bureau stated last
evening that in ali probability Mr.. 8a5-
cock would be here some time today. He
will occupy rooms in the Commercial Cub
building. He vas expected to Desin his
duties on Jan. 15-tOlay-a1d several mat
fe~s of importance are said TO be hanging
fire awaiting his arrival
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Excursions to oenvef

Ian. 16 and Il. via Oregon short Line
for western stock show Round trip
from Salt Lake, S22.5e. limit Jan ..
See agents City Ticket Of1ce, 81
Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Talk of the Town.

To insure consumers fresh Royal
bread we make two deliveries to deal
ars daily. All brands of Royal Bread
must bear our Crown Label. sc per
loaf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
RrickIaxers. Attention.

SpeciaI meeting Saturday. Jan. l6
at d m. in Bricklayers' hail. I'm
portant business.
J. p. MURPHY. r s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Excursions to Denver

Jan. 16 and Il. via Oregon Short Line
for western stock show Round trip
from Salt Lake. S22.50, limit. Jan. ..
See agents. City Ticket Office, POI
Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Learn to Dance Now,

Odeon academy Adult beginners
class commences Friday, Jan. Is, at
r m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15
Caused Trouble With England.


This action resulted in strained rela-
tsrs between Great Britain and Russia
-f although an International commits
..r ali Paris technically excused RoIest-
.rss- the Russian government was as
.-,,eI SU00 as damages.
R0ieStvensky, meanwhile WIN the maui
-.-ision of lis fleet sailed around the
-.,- or Good Hope and vas met, oil
1qfrgaScar by the other vessels winch
mi proceeded through the Mediterranean
7ud tbe Red sea.
-ry8re had captured Port Arthur ana
..7E or CAPTURED most of the Russian
ua-Shius bottled up there
t5vancins into the China sea, Roies.-
,.nslzv. in May. 1898. was Joined by Al
miraI Nebogatoffs division and the com
b.ned fleet started through the Strait OF
Korea en- the way to NladiVOstok-
Battle With Togo.
Between Korea and Japan. in the
straits of Tsu Tshima, on May II. the
p-.sians ran into Vice Admiral Togo :
naval amhusrade and I'm the conflict To-
en- captIred or disabled eight battleshipS,
Zine cruisers. three coast defense ships,
nine destr1scrs- one auxiliary cruiser 81
-.ecial service steamers and two hospital
shirS.
The Iaranese lost three torpedo boats,
and fi5 killed and 53S wounded.
Tho hatueship Kniaz SouvaToff, Rojest-
,euSky-s flagship. was blown up in the
hattie. and the vice admiral suffered Sc
we're wounds He then was conveyed to
tho destroyer Bedovy which surren-
Gered % japanese bsttleship. RoJest-
vansky was placed in a hospital and held
prisoner until the war ended.
Charged With Cowardiee.
Returning to Russia after his release.
R1iestvensky applied for retirement. Az
Indictment was found against Rojestven-
SKY and the officers Of the battleship,
charging them with surrendering to an
enemy and with cowaTdice and demorali-
ration. Rojestvensky pleaded guilty in or
rar 20 save the officers. but he was Ge-
Cared TO be not guilty. The officers were
condemned To- death. but their sentences
were committed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15

The decorations will be in charge OF Miss
Cline Mrs. J. NJ. Cooper, Mrs. E. p. Mills
and s. W. Wherry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15

the belief that possibly he in some way
secured transportation over a railroad and
has made his way to some other town
Descriptions Of the missing boy have been
sent out and the authorities of surround
ing cities have been asked to watch for
him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-15

Diamond Coal. sold only by Citizens
Coal company. Both phones 40.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
Telegramy krajOWe.

Washington, D. c., 22 lipca. -
Wczoraj wieczorem prezydent
Taft wydal obiad, ma ktory zapro-
sii republikahskich prowodyrow
partyjnych W Senacie Izbie po-
slow w celu tym, by sic mimi
naradzic mad sprawami taryfy. Ma
rady trwaly do poinocy, ale ME
wiele zdaje sic pozytywnych mia
ly rezultatow, a roznic pogladow
ME zdolano wyrownac. = Wczo-
raj ma konferencyi wspolnej tary-
fowej znaczne w piracy poczy-
Mono postepy, co zawdzieczac ma
ley glownie temu, re autor pro-
jektu taryfowego, Payne, ME opo-
nowal zmianom przeprowadza-
nym W poszczegolnych punktach.
Powiadaja, re jest to zasluga pre-
zydenta Tafta, ktory wczoraj
przyjechal automobilem do Pay
ne'a i zabrai go ma dluzsza prze-
jazdzke W okolicy, a po drodze
tax go obrobii przekonal, re
Payne ME czynii sprzeciwow po-
zniej W czasie obrad konferencyi.
Prezydent zabiega usilnie o to, by
materyaly surowe jak skory,
wegle, olej etc. dostac ma liste vol
ma cd eel, obawiac sic jednak ma
ley, czy Taft dostanie odpowie-
dnia liczbe gios6w ma przeprowa-
dzenie tego planu.
Washington, D. c., 22 lipca. -
Grono bankierow amerykanskich
zamierza podobno konwertowac
pozyczke Gala rzeczypospolitej
Honduras, wynoSzaca 100 Milo
now dolarow, a tenn samem po-
modz do jej umorzenia.
Washington, D. c., % lipca. =
.Orville Wright dokonal wczoraj
dwu krotkich wzlotow re swoim
dla rzadu przeznaczonym aeropla-
mem; pierwszy wzlot TRIVIAL minu-
te, drugi okolo 10 minut.
Butler, Pa, 20 lipca. = Me
wszyscy jeszcze robotnicy fabry-
XII STANDARD Steel Car Co." po-
wocili. do piracy mimo tgody "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22

czne, ale Maurow odparto. Rad
hiszpansh posyla spiesznie posii-
XII do Marokko, przeciwko czemu
demonstrate po miastach ludnoSc,
niechetna wojnie:
Varrer, Wiochy, 22 lipca. =
Cesarz austryacki Franciszek
Jozef zezwolil ma pochowanie
zwiok zmarlego onegdaj preten-
denta do tronl hiszpahskiego,
Don Karlosa, W koSciele sw. Justly
ma w Tryescie.
Southampton, T2 lipca. : Pa
rowiec ,,Derfflinger", do Poln.
Mem. Lloydn nalezqcy, wjechai
ma mielizne koio lawicy Single i
dotychczas ME MONA go ruszyc.
Ma on 100 pasazerGw ma polka
die.
La Paz, Bolivia, % lipca. =
Wykazuje sic teraz, ze Argenty-
ma dlatego zerwala z Bolivia sto-
sunki dyplomatyczne, il prezy-
dent Boliwii Wydal cyrkuarz do
gubernatorow ProWincyi,. w kto-
rym w obelzyWy dla Argentyny
sposob omawiaI wydany przez mia
wyrok W sporze granicznym Boil
viii Peru. Narazie sytuacya jest
w zawieszeniu: grozi wojnq!.
Pekin, % lipca. = Chiny ulozy-
Iy sic z Rosya CO do praw zeglugi
ma rzece Sungari, co do ktorych
inne mocarstwa zglosily swe pro-
testy. Ma mocy tel ugody Rosya
uzna chihskie zarzadzenia GLOVE
obowiazujace w sferze rzeki owej,
a Chiny vienna pod rozwage spra.
we emigracyi rosyjskiej do Chin.
Naiwasha, Ang. Afryka, Wsch.,
22 lipca. = Eksprezydent Roose-
welt przezyi niebezpieczna przy-
gode ma jeziorze Naiwasha, polu-
jac ma hipopotamy. Jadac lodk9 z
dwoma murzynami. zostai zaata-
kowany przez gromadke hipopo-
tamow, ktore omal re lodzi ME
wywr6cily. Roosevelt zdoiai je-
dnak szczeSliwie. ujSc niebezpie-
czehstwa i ubii dwie najpiekniej-
sze sztuki stada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22

tego Rad bedzie zyczy}. Rad ME
moze sobie przedewszystkiem zy-
czye, ably sic cd niego wielka ME
miecka wlasnos6 ziemska zupe1nie
odsune}a."
Badz co badz wstepuje tu ma a
rene politycznq move stronnictwo,
kt6re wprawdzie kfadzie nacisk ma
idee narodowo-niemiecka i ma po-
trzebe odslowianszczenia kresow,
ale zarazem zawiera caly szereg
postulat6w liberalnych, kt6re dla
stosunk6w polityczrnych Ksiestwa
moga mice znaczenie powazne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
PRZEGLAD
POLITYN MIEDzYNARODOWEl
{ .C'fZariQzsk ch{OpSkl" }
Chicago, p lipca.

Chicago, % lipca.
W Niemczech ostatnio powstal
t wv. ''Zwiazek ch}opski'', zaIozo-
ny przez wloscian niemieckich dla
przeciwdzialania 'tZwiazkowi roll
nik6w', kt6ry pozornie brOnie
mial interes6w ca}ego rolnictwa W
Niemczech W rzeczywistosci jed
max broni} tylko tiustej sakiewki
wielkich obszarnik6w.
Poniewaa nowy "Zwiazek chop
ski znajduje ;najgCretsze popar-
Gle wsr6d niemieckieh kolonist6w,
zalewajacych dzielnice polskie i
uwazany jest przez prase pOznan-
ska, jake Organizacya spOleczna,
mogaca Odegra6 powazna role W
stosunkach kolOnizacyi pruskiej,
uwazamy "a w3asciwe podae o tym
Zwiazku nieco dokladniejszych
informacyi.
oto ukaza{a sic "Odezwa pro-
gramowa", h6ra na wstepie daje
odpowiedz ma pytanie, dlaczegO
tw6rcy nowego "Zwiazku" ME
przylaczyi sic do 1adnej istnie-
jacych juz Organizacyi gospodar-
czych. Pierwsza tego przyczyna
byl charakter czesciowo prowincy-
Onalny, czesciowo partyjno-polity-
cmy wyznaniowy dotychczaso-
wych towarzystw i .zwiazk6w ch@op
skich. Drugiego pOwOdu szuka6
nalezy W TEN, ze niemiech Zwia-
EEK rolnik6w, kt6ry rOzciaga sic ma
GAIA Reese, zeszeH ma bezdroza,
ae pod kierownictwem reakcyjno-
kOnserwatywnych obszarnik6w CO.
raz bardziej jednOstronnie dziaia
W interesie wielkiej wlasnosci
ziemskiej, i to dOtkliwa szkoda
interes6w wIoscianskieh.
Odezwa energicznie zwraca sic
przeciw deputacyi "Zwiazku roll
nik6w," kt6ra pred kilku mie-
siacami wystapi{a wobec kanclerza
obrons tax wv. "dworostw" (po
niemiecku 'Restgut'', czyi reszta
dworska rozparcelowanych ma
jatk6w, obejmujaca zazwyczaj
dw6r, park, budynki j kilkadzie-
siet m6rg gruntu OrnegO lub }qD.
Obrona ia, zdaniem "Zwiazku
chlopskiego" dowodzi, ze chodzi}o
W niej interes paGski ma. szkode
interesu kolOnist6w wloscianskich
'cbroniacych kres6w wschodnich
pred eSfOWlanSZcZeAiell-
Niemiecki Zwiazek ch}opski ME
mysH lekkOmyslnie zwalczac wiel-
kiej wlasnosci ziemskiej, ale wy
prasza sObie wszelkiej opieki i
mieszania sic W jego stosunh.
Zarzuciwszy ostatecznie Zwiqz-
kowi rolnik6w uprawianie jedno-
strOnnej pOlityki partyjnej, ! to
, wylaczpie wys}pgiwanie sic "par-
yi ,.konserwatywnej", Odezwa
Oprzeciwstawia ZwiazkUwiT rolni-
u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22

k6w nastepujacy program pozyty-
why (Vymieniamy tylkO punkty
najwazniejsze):
y Energiczna obrona interes6w
wIoscianskich W parlamentach /
przedstawicielstwach komunalnych
na podstawie narodOwej pod has
lem: eve wszelkich warunkach
wzmacniae nalezy idee cesarstwa"
W mysl zasady: "Ojczyzna stoi
mad partya."
p Jak najenergiczniejszy u
dzia} W wyborach.
3 Trzymanie sic systemu Gel
ochronnych.
A Rozszerzenie i ulepszenie
prawa wybOrczego do sejm6w pO-
szczeg6lnych panstw zwiazkOwych
zgodnie interesami wiejskiego
stanu sredniego.
81 W sprawach podatkowych OBJ
ciazenie r6wne i sprawiedliwe.
g. Gruntowna reforma ordyna-
cyl powiatowych it'd, szczeg6lnie
W prowincyach wschodnich, to
W tym kierunku, aby stan wso-
scianski uzyska} stosowne przed-
stawicielstwo W sejmikach powia-
towych, sejmach prowincyonal- /
nych, izbach rolniczych itp.
y Pielegnowanie interes6w ko-
munikacyjnych, aby kolei, dr6g
itp. ME zakladano wy}acznie W in
teresie jednostek.
81 Popieranie kolOnizacyi view
netrznej, walka systemem dwo-
rostw oraz rozparcelowanie tych
latyfundy6w, szczeg6lnie ma wscho
die, kt6rych wlasciciele ME admi-
nistruja d6br swych osobiscie, mie-
szkajac "a granica.
81 Ulepszenie stosunk6w ro-
botniczych ma roll przez tworzenie
i pomnazanie stanu robotniczego,
posiadajacego role"
Tax W najwazniejszych swych
postulatach przedstawia sic pro-
gram "Zwiqzku chlopskiego" kt6-
ry wystepuje wprawdzie W obronie
interes6w wlosciadstwa niemiec-
kiego W ca}ej Rzeszy niemieckiej,
ale ze szczeg6lnym naciskiem u
wzglednia stosunki W polskich
dzielnicach (punkt City 8-my).
Jest to fakt niewatpliwy, re
Rad ostatnio spotkawszy sic przy
reformie finansowej z ostra opozy-
eva agrarynsz6w niemieckich, ma
dajqcyeh ton polityczny W partyi
zachowawczej, zajlnuje chwilowo
wobec Zwiazku chlopskiego stano
wisko sympatyczne, W tenn przeko-
naniu, re nova organizacya osiabi
wp}ywy dotychczasowej reprezen-
tacyi rolnik6w, broniacej z nies}y-
chana bezwzglednoscia interes6w
wielkiej wiasnOsci ziemskiei. Ale
s}usznie zwraea uwage Kairyer
poGnahsA5, re ia bron, kt6ra dis
dla rzqdu jest bardzo wygodna,
moae czasem okazae 'sie bardzo
obosieczna.
''Kierownicy novel organizacyi
wlOseianstwa niemieckiego p6ida
napewno znacznie dalei, niz sObie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
RucH pARowcow.

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Montrealu, Montcalm Montrealu
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ston: Estonian Manchester.
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do southampton, Campania do Liver
poolu, Alice do Neapolu. Russia 40
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trealu. - Queenstown: Caronia 90
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