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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
NIGHTS OF UNREST.
No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace
for the Sufferer from Kid
ney Troubles.

No peace for the kidney sufferer
Pain and distress from morn to night.
Get up with lame back,
Twinges of backake bother you all
day.
Dull aching breaks your rest at night.
Urinary disorders adds to your mis-
cry.
Get at the cause-cure the Kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills VIII work the
cure.
They're for the kidneys only
Have made great cures in Starkville,
b. r. Henry. Lampkin st.. starkville. Miss.
says: "I gladly recommend noan's Kidney
pnls.s i uas annoyed on ard onsby . servert
pain In my back and = soreness across my
kidneys, and was forced to arise severa
dimes ct night to pass the kidney secretions
The many good REPORTS that had heard re
harding Doan's Kidney Pills induced me Il
procure the remedy at J. j. ellis drug store
vas cured completely and VIII gladly cor
rqposate 70 anyone whocalls uDou ne.' &
Epr sale by al dealers. Price 50 cts
| Foster Milburp Co., Buffalo. New York
/ sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doen's - |
| take no other
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
SELF CREEK ITEMS.
By Brown Eyes.

Mrs. Catherine Freshour spent
a week pleasantly with her son
at Mathiston.
Mr.. Henry Buckner visited his
brother near Pheba last week.
Melvin Phelps excurted to the
line of Choctaw County, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Dink Johnson visited her
married children last Sunday.
Rev. Warshom, of Mathlston,
spent Sunday night with DR..
Mason.
Big colored posters placarded
about this section. announcing the
appearance of Shelbys New
Show here Friday. We have a
free" ticket to the lunch coun-
tier and lemonade stand. Anthey
Ann, Froney and Pikey. is
l.'gwine" to be the re.
The "sing", at Mr.. Frank
Smiths was well enjoyed. An
old fashioned country s9sing is
pleasant to hear.
Quite a number of people took
advantage of the ideal Sabbath
lby attending services at the
Double Springs Methodist
Church. Among those from here
were Mr.. w. II. Norris and fami-
| ily. DR.. and Mrs. Mason acconnpa-
MED by the pretty twin tots,
lMr. Marion Phelps and family
with Mr.. John Lewis daughters.
The congregation was large,
and Rev, Worsham pleased his
hearers with a sermon replete
and to the point.
The inclement weather COM
PEELED Mrs. Ruffin and her two
Children from Adaton to remain
Sunday night with the family OF
lMr. Henry Buckner.
/ In the death of Mr.. Frank
Jossey the EmeIlhe Community
lhave lost q noble citizen and 9
true christian.
/ We miss thee from our home
j dear father,
i We miss thee from thy place;
i a shadow Ger our heart is
least,
We miss the sunshine Of thy
i face,
j We miss thy kind and Wiling
Ih&1d,
Thy fond and earnest care
Our home is sad without thee
father,
We miss thee everywhere.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12

s. Houston Road and ending at Cedar
Grove Schonl House, by way OF John
Yeates' place and Leatherwoods' 8
miles.
MACON & COFFEEvILLE ROAD
Commencing ct Hickory Grove, running
North to corner Of Chandler or RuEgfn
place. near Mrs. Robinson's gate : ! 1-2
miles.
Specifications on file 10 my Office.
BIDS FOR PRINTING PROCEEDINGS
& ETC. for the Board Of Supervisors
will be fled IN the Chancery ClefkS
Office. This printing to cover I'll
necessary notices that are required BY
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY.
This day personally appeared before
me, the undersigned authority E. O.
McIlwain, Chancery Clerk of said coun-
ty, ]. D. Deanes, r. A. Lampkin, F. L.
Hogan and w. 81. Sudduth, incorpora-
tors of the corporation known as the
Starkville Lumber Company, who ac-
knowledged that they signed and ex-
ecuted the above and foregoing article
of corporation as their act and deed,
on this Che s3rd day of February, 1909.
E. O. MCILWAIN,
Clerk of the Chancery Court.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
Ordinance for Special Improve
ments on Jackson Street.
SECTION l

Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the city of Stark
vile, Miss, and is hereby resolved:
That improvements. which require un-
usual outlay and cost in excess of the
General Improvement Fund of the said
city of Starkville are necessary in the
construction of the side walks along the
west side of jackson street with its in
tersection from Curry street, the street
running east and west along the north
side of j. D. Deanes' residence, to its
intersection with Gillespie street, for
which written petition has been filed
by a majority of property owners en-
braced within the said limits, and it is
expressly declared that the present foot
ways on sidewalks along the side of
streets as above described are made
quate and the building and construction
Of suitable side walks along the said
street is necessary and required in the
public interest.
SECTION 2.
That the owner of each of the several
lots OF land along sidefronting or abut-
ting op the footways or side walks on
the said streets and within the said lin
It's Is described In Section 1 hereof, is
hereby ordered and required at his or
6er expense to grade, concrete and
hereafter slieep In good repair side
walk aioug ske entire side or front of
hisDr her H6t 6r tots so fronting, abut-
tiag or lying alongside Of the said
streets within twenty days after ordi-
atance bec6nIss in operation. The said
side walks Shxil be of uniform width
siodx the said street from the in
terssction ofs Curry street 70 the inter.
section 81 aIfsin, street. 70 Wit: It. 9 In.
vide. Tks IA aide walk shall be q
uniform width from tho Intersection d
Main street - the Intersection Of
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
The New Chapel.

The Chapel at the A. & M. C.
has assumed proportions that are
commanding and will be struct-
ure of admiration by the many
visitors aJ the June commence
mentexercises. 1t will be what the
above implies.a most magnificent
building, something that has
been much needed for many
years, which necessity the legis-
lators fully realized at their
last meeting and made the pro.
per provision. With the rapid and
continuous growth under wise
and magnificent administration
the able president of that insti
tuition, Dr.J. @. Harday. we would
venture to intimate, but one sug-
gestion and that is that if it
should haye double the present
Dimensions. 1t is pleasing to
see the grounds in certain Dor
tions of the campus being i'm
proved, that the civic league
spirit is very much in evidence
out there. There should be
nothing left undone along this
line, for when people visit this
great institution they rightly ex-
pect to have their eyes to rest
upon the beautiful trees, attract
i've shrubs and the pretty and
sweetest flowers budding and
blooming on every side of drive
and walk ways.
The drive ways to the city
should be kept ip perfect order
and our city authorities should
act freely with college authori-
ties in making the drive from the
college all that it should be.
What applies to the drive way
should apply to the walk way
from city to college. Sect'y. A.
J. Moore has in hand road mat
ter on the part of the college and
will confere, no doubt. with the
city authorities concerning this
interest. We had the pleasure
of seeing DR.. Hardy on the oc-
casion of our visit, being the first
in several months and was glad
to see him looking himself again
after having undergone the oper-
alton of which all are advised.
We found DR.. Hardy miners
ed in the business of the college.
though not so much so, but what
he could find time to entertain
and point the improvements be-
ing made. His whole soul is
wrapped up in the interest of
the college and its future welfare.
We are indebted to our old time
and distinguished friend and fell
low citizen, Gen. Wiley N. Nash,
for the pleasant occasion. 1t was
not the original idea of visiting
the college, but to take buggy
ride. We visited the new streets
in northeast Starkville, crossed
over and travelled the dividing
ridge of Hard Scramble noun
tain into Long Street to Bette
town in northwest Starkville to
the corporate limits.
The scenery was Interesting at
far distance; one can see for
miles from most of the enimencs
we travelled.
Starkville is expanding and is
prospering. We have a good
town and each day brightens her
prospects-high, dry and healthy;
the place to come to educate
your girls and BOYS,
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
Notice Of Sale.

r. NJ. Self. Et. Al.
Isx parte.
BY virtue Of authority vested In me
q Special Commissioner, BY decree Of
ChanceTy court, Of Oktibbeha county,
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12

Respectfully submitted,
WALTER PAGE, Collector.
Ordered by the Board that said re-
port be received and spread Upon the
Minutes.
The Street Commissioners and the
Supt of the Water and Light reports
were read and adopted.
The Mayor and Clerk were instructed
20 make contract with mines To sup
ply coal for Power House for ensuing
year.
Mr.. Giaduey moveG Mr.. Mason sec
onded, that city put up arc light on
Chiles Hill, provided Che> land owners
will give land and open up new street,
running east from John ". Carpenters
barn to the street running north and
south by j. T. Chiles' residence; all
voting yea.
B. f. Bell and others appeared be-
fore the Board and ask that Dave
Thompson's jail sentence be remitted,
provided he pays fine and cost. Upon
the recommendation of the mayor, the
board released Dave Thompson's Jail
sentence, was held upon good behavior.
The Mayor and Chief of Fire Depart
ment were authorized to buy 500 ft. of
dre hose.
The Mayor and Clerk were authorized
TO buy ten secondhand arc lamps from
the Citizens Light and Power Co., Mont
gomery, Ala, at So each.
The following petition was presented
TO the board:
Petition for Side Walk Along
West Side Of jackson Street.
We, the undersigned property owners
on Jackson street. respectfully petition
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to
force concrete Walk on the west side
of jackson street, comm encing on the
north line of ]. d. Deane's property and
extending through the south line Of F.
E. Hearon's property on said street.
Signed by:
I'll. A. Beattie G.. NJ. Mason
w. w. Magruder T. r. Carroll
J. ID. Deanes f. E. Hearon
p. &. sudduth J. w. Carpenter
l.. r. Howard T. c. Wier
trakville Lum. Co. City &LxPlant.
ordinance introduced by G. NJ. Mason
and seconded by l.. E. Howard. On
vote Mason, Howard, Bridges and Dox-
Sey voting, yea; Gladney, nay.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
Sheriff's Sale of Delinquent Lands for Taxes.


n onof
for thereon Tor
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-03-12
PROCEEDINGS, BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.

The Hon. Mayor and Board of Alder
men Of the city Of Starkville met in reg
MAR session in the Mayors Hall this,
HE second day of March, 1909, at 8 p.
M. all officers and members present.
The minutes of the previous meetings
were read and adopted and the follow
Ing business transacted:
Mayors Report. Feb. 1909.
Fines Assessed. ............. 103 so
FSAes Collected. ......... 80 so
Dfsies Outstanding. ......... :. So 90
Respectfully submitted,
Il. A. BEATTIE, Mayor.
Ordered by the board that said re-.
port be received and spread upon the
Minutes.
Coll 8 tors Report. Feb. 1909.
Water Service 442 O4
Light Service. ................ sos IS
Pound Pen. 50
City Acc'ts ,.................... IL 10
Yriy Tax 63
St. Tax. 80. ........... . OO
City Tax.
General Fund d................. 659 Al
School Fund. .............. 329 -
Interests and Bonds ........ $50 Al
Gen. Imp. Fund ................ 3s9 -
Turned into Treas. 3039 3s
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Washington, D. c., 8 wrzeSnia.
= Sekretarz ,,Peary Arctic Club"
Herbert L. Bridgmann powiado-
mil Rad zwiazkowy, re Peary do
tari do bieguna poAnocnego. Pre-
sIai on rzadowi depesze:
,,Ekspedycya ,,Peary Arctic
Club" dotarla pod moja wodza
do bieguna p6lnocnego, Peary".
Ma rece Bridgmana przychodzi
wiele zyczen gratulacyi okazyi
uwienczonej pomy5lnym skut-
kiem wyprawy Peary'ego. Mic
dzy irlnemi nadeszly depesze Cd
prezydenta Royal Geographical
Society of Great Britain p. Oar
wilma: ,,Zachwycony jestem powo-
dzeniem Peary'ego. Serdeczne zy-
czenia" - od Henryka F. Osbor-
ma prezydenta muzeum przyrodni
czego zas nadeszla depesza W
tych siowach: ,,Nadzwyczaj sig
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-08

czasowa dziaialnoSc rezultaty
komisyi i twierdzenie, re brak
iedynie funduszow w celu prowa-
dzenia tel polityki w wielkim
stvlu. Naszem zdaniem - dodale
,Tageblatt" ME MONA byio
lepiej udowodnic fiaska dotych-
czasowej polityki antypolskiel,
jak przez te wyznania. Gdyby
wiadomoSci tych zamiarach
rzadu mia}y sic potwierdzic W
istocie miaf istniec plan akcyi w
wiclkim stylu, to nalezaloby te-
mu polozyc veto w sposob sta
nowczy. Przedewszystkiem
wszazze niewiadomo, jak Rad,
popierany przez centrum, ,mogiby
plan TAXI przeprowadzi6 W Izbie.
lyle ,,Berliner Tageblatt". O.
pozycyi tego organu przeciwko
cwentualnemu zadaniu nowych
milion6w. ME nalezy brac ma Sc
ryo. Czego od stronnictwa VOL
nomy5lnego Polacy maja sic spo-
dz;eWac. OkazaiO sic w toarlamen-
Gle W sprawie paragraph jezyEo-
wego. Teraz wprawdzie bed9c W
opozycyi wolnomy$lni zajeliby
poniekqd innc stanowisko wobec
polityki antylpolskiej, lecz estate
cznie glosy ich ME zawazylyby
ma szali los6w. Sejm uchwalilby
nowe miliony, jak uchwalai je do
tad, bez skrupu}u.
Co sic tyczy bankow kredyto-
wych dla junkrow w Prusach
Wschodnich, to g6ry mozna po-
wiedziec, IL ME podoialyby zada-
niu, bo try czwGrte tamtejszych
ziemian pruskich trzyma sic ma
ziemi sztucznie Z pomoca w}adz
nadzwyczajnych Srodkow ra-
trrnkowych. Jezeli Polacy mogli-
by i chciei, mic ME staneloby i'm
tam ma przeszkodzie wykupic po-
lowe Prus ksiazecych. Lecz slabe
ziemie i liche konjunktury ME ne
ca Polakow. Badz jak badz, jun
kry Pruskie maja pow6d zacierac
rece. Nowy deszcze z}oty spadnie
ma mich = "a opozycye W spra-
vie reformy finansow.
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Telegramy krajOwe.

Pittsburg, Pa, 8 wrzesnia. -
Z wiarygodnego zr6dla nadeszia
tn wiadodnosc, re pomiedzy
Pressed Steel Car Coz a straj-
kujacyr1i przyszlo do porozutnie-
MIA lie strajkujacy cd 8 tygodni
robotnicy naja powrocic do pra-
cy. = Fabryka zgodzila sic ma
warunki w kierunku podwyzsze-
MIA piacy o Is procent, zrowna-
MIA pod wzgledem uprawnieh i le-
pszego obchodzenia sic. Mad spra
wa powrotu do piracy maja jesz-
cze obradowat strajkujacy. Po-
wr6t do piracy ma nastapic cze-
sciowo ii. po 1000 ludzi dziennie.
Wielkie usiiowania, w kierun-
ku skionienia robotnikow do po-
wrotu do piracy fabryki do przy-
jecia warunkow robotnikow czy-
nj komisarz Zwiazku piracy DR..
Charles T. Neil.
New York, N. Y, 8 wrzesnia.
= George w. Dolly, Rufus Ire
land, Wilberforts Sully Franci-
seek T. Wells zostali aresztowa-
nj pod zarzutem usilowanego O.
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czonych, lecz Mkt ME zginal.
San Juan, Porto Rico, 8 wrze-

czonych, lecz Mkt ME zginal.
San Juan, Porto Rico, 8 wrze-
snia. - Regis H. Post gubernator
z Porto-Rico zawiadomii prezy-
denta Tafta SVEN ustapieniu.
Juvisy-sur-Orge, 8 wrzesnia.-
Ma tutejszem polu aeronautycz-
nem robil proby wzlotu znany
francuski aeronauta Lefebre. L
powodow niewiadomych aeroplan
runai re znacznej wysokosci ma
zie1nie, gruchoczac sic w kawaiki,
z pod ktorych wydobyto ciezko
poranionego Lefebre'a, pierwsza
ofiare aeronautyki. NieszczeSliwy
w krotki czas po wypadku wy
zionaf ducha.
Berlin, s wrzesnia. = Amery-
kanski aeronauta Orville Wright
wzbi} sic wczoraj do wysokosci
$50 stop ponad ziemie lataf
przeZ so ninut.
Antwerpia, s wrzesnia. Spraw-
dzono tn urzedownie try wypad-
XII cholery, kt6rych jeden Smier-
telnv. .Niezawodnie zawleczono
zaraze ma jakimS okrecie.
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ZATARG O SLAVE.

wiadomost faktem, re ma zaden
slad DR.. Cooka ME natrafiono.
Petersburg, s wrzeSnia. - Car
Mikolaj czlonkowie carskiej ro-
dziny odjechali wczorai wieczo-
rem do Krymu. Wszelkie zapo-
wiedziane uroczystosci i przyJecla
w Moskwie innych miastach Ro-
svi przez ktore mial car wedlug
pierwotnego planu przejezdzac,
odwolano, gdyz carowa czuje sig
niezdrowq i SLIME zdenerwowa-
ma. w drodze do Sebastopola "a
trzyma sic car tylko w miasteczku
Borki W poludniowej Rosyi. w
rniejscowosci tel r. 1883 zda-
rzyl sic wypadek kolejowy, kto-
rego jadacy dotyczacym pocia-
giem obecny car, podoWczaS
nastepca tronu, ojciec jego kilku
czfonk6w rodziny, uszli cudem
tylko smierci.
w Borkach odprawione costa
ME dziekczynne nabozehstwo
okazyi cudownego uratowania.
w Sebastopolu przygotowuja
uroczyste przyjecie dla cara. Mia
sto Gale ma przybrac odswietne
szaty, a flota czarnomorska Cd
bywac wielkie rewye. Z Sebasto-
pola udaje sic carstwo do Llwa-
dyi, do swego palacu, gdzie prze-
pedzi jeden miesiac.
w nieobecnoSci cara nastapi
zmiana poslow amerykahskich,
wobec czego przedstawienie sic
nowego posla w. w. Rockhill'a
nastapi dopiero po powrocie ca
ra.
Konstantynopol, 8 wrzesnia.-
Sad wojenny rozpatrujacy spra-
we rozruchow W Adana zasadzil
waljego Djeva-beya ma 6letnie
wykluczenie Cd wykonywania u
rzedow publicznych, Remzi-ba-
sze ma trzyletnie wiezienie, gu
bernatora Albany uwolni}. Armeil-
ski patryarcha zalozyf protest
przeciw tax niskiemu lagodnemu
wyniarowi kary, "a czyny, ktore
spowodowaiy rozlew tyle ME
winnej krwi.
Sienna, 8 wrzesnia. - Daio sic
tu wczorai odczuc trzesienie zie-
mi W miejscowosciach Buencon-
vento, Monticiano Murlo di YES
covalo. Wsrod ludnosci zapano-
wal popioch. Wiele domow znisz-
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zwyczaiony sprzeczac sic. Co do
Peary'ego oSwiadczam tylko ty-
le: re skoro on m6wi, re dotarl
do bieguna Poinocnego, to do
tarP.
w innych rozmowach zaznacza
DR.. Cook, re jest przyjacielem
Peary'ego jest pierwszym, ktory
ma Geese jego wykrzyknie ,,Hur-
RAJ.
Ma pytanie, czy mozliwem by
10, zeby Peary natrafii ma slady
poprzednika, pozostawione ma
biegunie polnocnym, oSwiadczyl
DR.. Cook, re jest bardzo trudne l
niemal re wykluczone.
DR.. Cook odpiera krazaca po-
gloske, jakoby W Etah zapozy-
cyl sic W zapasy i spostrzezenia
Peary'ego.
Londyn, s wrzeSnia. Zaszczyt
zatkniecia flagi ma biegunie poino
cnym przypada bez zadnej kwe-
styi Stanom Zjednoczonym,
rzeA znany angielski podr6znik
F. H. Shackleton. Jest to praw-
dziwy zbieg okolicznosci, mowi!
on, re rownoczeSnie prawie do
wiadujemy sic, ze dwoch podro-
znik6w dotarlo do bieguna pol
nocnego.
My wszyscy, mowi} Shackle-
ton oczekiwaliSmy w tych mie-
siacach powrotu Peary'ego ME
NAL zeSmy pewni byli, re dopnie
przez Gale zycie upragnionego ce-
lu i ME zawiedlismy sic, bo oto
biegun pdnocny odkryty. Peary
bez najmniejszej kwestyi dotari
do bieguna i prawdopodobnie
zamknal tenn dalsze daznoSci po-
dr6znikow.
Peary to czlowiek niespozytej
energii wytrwaloSci dzieki cze-
mu musi sic go nazwac najlep-
Sym znawca strefy arktycznej,
Indian Harbor, Labrador via
Cape Ray, N. F., s wrzeSnia. =
Mimo tylu trudow i przebytych
niebezpieczehstw, Peary czuje sic
zupelnie zdrowym. Radosc malu-
je sic ma jego twarzy.
Skoro nadeszia wiadomosc, re
biegun zostal odkryty przez DR..
Cooka Brooklyna zapanowa}o
ma pokiadzie ,,Roosevelta" zdzi-
wienie, a nastepnie odparto te
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PRZEGLAD
POLITYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, s wrzeSnia.

(Nowe milony na wyw4aszcze-
ME Polak6w.)
Finanse niemieckie w bardzo
smutnym stanie, ale ME watpili-
Smy nigdy, znajac rOzmiary ME
slychanego obledu antypolskiego,
re ma wywlaszczenie Polak6w /
ma polityke hakatystyczna znajda
sic pieniadze W skarbie Pruskim.
otoz obiegaja pogioski, potwier-
dzajace te przypuszczenia. Pos}u-
chajmy, Co pisze pBcrl. Tage-
blatt":
Me dawniej jak W marcu
1908, zapadla po uciazliwych wal
kach w Sejmie pruskim uchwaia
moca kt6rej przyznano komisyi
kolonizacyjnej nowy fundusz W
wysoko5ci $50 milionow marek
prawo wywlaszczania polsklch
ziemian. aby przeprowadzic DO
kohca, 2? lat tenu rozPoczet9, a
W gruncie rzeczy zawsze jeszcze
ME dose owocnq polityke koloni-
zacyjna W Poznahskiem W Pru-
sach Zachodnich. MONA bylo
przypuszczac. re ma przeciag pc
wnego czasu zadoScuczyniono
wymogom slynnej polityki rzadu
pruskiego, ktora wprawdzie kosz-
towaia juz wiele pieniedzy / mo-
zol6w. ale okrom zaostrzenia ro-
znic narodowoSciowych / oslo
dlenia IA tysiecy familii koloni-
stow przyniosla nam tylko jesz-
cze niesIawe w oczach Swiata
kulturalnego.
Ale zdaje sic, ze ME dosyc je-
szcze ofiar ma cele tel pOlityki, ,bo
pewien organ rozpowszechnia ia
ka wiadomoSc: Me jest niepraw-
dopodobnem, re juz w najblizszej
sesyi Sejmu Przed}ozone beda
wnioski dotyczace prac komisyi
kolonizacyjnej. Bo W niedlugim
czasie komisya potrzebowac be-
die nowych funduszow, mad
to zastanowic sic trzeba, jalimi
sposobami zapobiedz nalezy szyb
kiemu wzrostowi polskiego stanu
posiadania ma Slasku zakupywa-
niu d6br niemieckich przez bank
polslie. Zaobserwowano take, IL
DO ucbwaleniu wywlaszczenia,
Polacy robia pr6by W celu pozy-
skania ziemi ma Pomorzu i w
Prusach Wschodnich, przez "a
kupywanie wloSci Cd zbankruto-
wanych Niemc6w. Pahstwo ma
wielki interes w TEN, by sprzeci-
vic sic temu "a pomoca Srodkow
prawem dozwolonych i przedsie-
wezmie niebawem kroki w celu
poparcia ekonomicznie slabych
ziemian niemieckich ma Pomorzu,
na Slasku i W Prusach Wscho-
dnich, zapewne przez utworzenie
nowyeh instytucyi kredytowych
na wz6r gdahskiego Banku WHO
Sciahskiego.
Nastepuje = ciagnie ,'Berliner
Tageblatt" - hymn ma dotych-