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The river press., 1909-12-15
HEAD OF PRIZE
HEREFORD.

other occasion. in this country at any
rate, are 80 many Of these fine animals
shown, and an immense amount of
good has resulted from the affairs. To
breed intelligently and get the best
results one must see what can be done
in this direction and how best to do
1t. and most Of the progressive breed
ers seldom miss the great Chicago
event. They come from east. west.
north and south and from many other
countries.
This years International Live Stock
exposition. scheduled for Nov. p to
Dec. 10 In Chicago. is the tenth of
the kind to be held in the United
States. and more interest has been
taken in it than ever before. The ex
hibits are worth going many miles to
see. the best breeds of farm stock the
world over being shown. There have
been entered prize winning Percherons
Clydesdales. Belgians. Shires. etc.: An
gus. Herefords. Holsteins. Jerseys and
other famous breeds Of cattle; Ram
bouillets. COtswolds. SOuthdowns and
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
SAIL AND lEAsE ~ ENTOW NENT
LANDS

State oi South Dakota department o'
sci,sal &Dc public lands. Pursuant 10 tLe
provisions 81 Cha ,fer rs OF ite session iH~s
ff lsas. I w9iloffef for safe in TIRE sessral
roD fsises herein after u& med. 50As acres. on
rnare- ~ common school and andov ment
lAAns.
Tfnse lands are chiefly located Ia the fam
Gus James htr.r valley. a region unsnr gaasa-
esd for fertility and pr0,GucIiV chess, The
ssliesiS Ihs wide bottom of the Glacial Lake
HfAkai~an0 the ss1I Ia iIsx Rbusftfsle depth.
Ii IL particularly adapted TO dtversitse O
FARMING. Corn every where natures aOd
tTrDs&i ~ the region Is the Stkpi~ crop. in
iise TiSrtfern section wheat growing still sur
iaEstss eor 4 bui III THE ssuIbsrn the crop l.
fN1A Important D&irylng IL ALSO Al Inn
E~sesrIGH1 In aasIrF- and every slh
~siaftial ~festnrt LIE region II q confinn-
ALl8n al Iowa hnd Minnesota. fte counties
stslef1ed. and the dates On which sales Will
te il4aFse ErV a. folgFws
SANFORD ueunty April, e. Miner County
A prll .stfl. MfBfftfhlns County April 2sti1.
aurora Connty April tath. Baulous Count,
MY ] Charles Mia And sphinx Counties
Mag Bro. Gregory Gnd Clark Counties May 4.
lssy County MAJ !. Marshall County May 3,
Lanounas County MAY !. McSherson County
Msy erh.
All ssies viii I've matte NJ public auction ii
Iise front aNor u the courthouse u Lht
countries Wherein Eht lands are situated ot.-
rw.-ssn alss tseurs III ieu O'Clock A II. and
. o.tJs,ck =. NJ. And Ill land remaining Gr-
said &nn fuf under term tease. viii Ice offer
&C tnr iessss fy ltt several county ku4itors
mus Gknanty, where Int date III leasing II
MAJ 5rG. sno MCPHERSON county May fsttf.
Ties lands will he offered Tor safe IN the
smallest isgal subdivisions. named forty
acres, taai THE State viii RESERVE the right.
should IL La deemed isessl 10 offer IL n larger
tracts
The tsrnas uf sEi ARE ~ ~ follows One
fonrFh os the purchase price 10 cash. tugetfsei
With iutsres; IN I1e balance from DAFT ID
STATE ~ bah. T. lsio. III sls percent. which
MUST hf pGlc teIas County TREASURER on TIT
fisks Uf sole, tire remaining tllrto fourLiss ~
rBaiesv6 In fourth In five years, one fonrrh
n tsn years, Enu one fourth In firx4ssn yea RI
viii intorssst Ehtreor af the rsr& us ia per-
ksont pds GIiiIn. pay aa,is annually In ut
vzistrs Anyone desiring fD pay nj caat 81
tfss7 Gait ~ ahit o. Ens time Eaerra1tS =, mh
sts ~ fs paying Interest fpr one y rAf IN ad-
s9nrs on the usuala isAa&nrs Oft purchase
price
The t.sverns,r is4s SIXTY days III which ie
Approve the safe, hng II Lfat sAts - Approves
. caiitrAef wal Lee issaac ION The sarnis 4,os
EEAfal.
So ssem ~ this lands ~ se offered for sal.
ntAs.h County have & eNr nt-iestHQ. prafIeas
aSA vii b. pss-pErsC mr. GissrlouracG
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

49, -
.-x1~ -
---
- $1,000 -
-
Il.
-
,----- II
-.
-a-
-. - - -
- - a--- -.
~ -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

clsA&. Brodsky has some goats.
and tasev are great paaythings
for his children Lately they
hare bsen training one or the
goats 90 drive. and have manu-
factured both wagon and har
ness. The wh6le outfit is quite
original and creates cansiiera-
Lle amusement for the child rem.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

iisst1naassf ptsisons are quickly Enc surely
tarfvsn oug ~ xns bi9aad with Ibr StanuI.
kiseanlsxie f.issuuia1sr Isens-as -liansG ar
tAi,sxs turn, by riaoap's tss,sisi on Eheu-
iasstssn psalnts anu interestingly 1sais INST
i.ow tills u apii.. Tel SOME sufferer ~ fials
nxsp& us btssser still. ritz Isr. ~saossl. Racine
NA snr Eir isook xn0 tres t-ss Samples. ssna
IA nsa,n~s- just guil with Ir. shpsnI Gpa sivs
Nnnss snrersar . pssasan; surprise. ssaiQ ~
PsnAyE snU isS assn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

~ H.
WE HAVE IT. The Star Empire.
4M pounds JET Anus capacity fus osD.me DE-
tsvssr~1 IA yaG MI ans sta,rs Ihnat huy =
fsai IN y AsG wasen gnE r&n ~ what yab nry
NJ ~ nni rUrnn1nissad Ei,s cisesaL msristlA.
hun Vii WArrMfsa II IwsEsAr than any marilns
~ tsse capacity thai sau car isey Tar the
ssmx uAonss We will ssa n up siulaesass nj
sas srpArsaos nssC&. thai issx nri nasf exss
Es.aau sner~, amt isx yur D. ris~ 5ufig ~ M
which = The isss value fnr tiss n,Dssay- Ttoua
III n assc ny snasssf advertisements put a~
cs,ns lnuae rnst YOU srs sszIirs gnsgr niussss .
~ssrEi aasfu-e ynu give ~ sAs money.
NJ sre pr11s&rsss so supply you With ans
xssss III rrean s1psrNturr aiss seu sssssssv
siskln ~ wsai =. rtse es<r uriss Nis~n cssa-
fanspia ting aiss purrsisnns s1 . cream ssspyss
tus. b. viii pss yun I1 s~s Ia Anu i1u~e Ia
sxpiAtn Eie fsonures 81 Liss Different kinxa& M
machines Bus In. sss~s. ~ nur af~Irs. isut
m yuu snxtsf On = tsissNp machine ~-ern1nst.s
sisz ws have siss inxa fsr lis n.asus,. hy
AEs nsssnA. hus = CRLAM SEPARATOR. Kfsu
- ~iliias ynux urs&n VI siss highest mxrksa
prinNA
VII your hnu0 in01 painting liifs sprankf
fnu she fsss suAs n mins give ynu rsas ser-
~irs II sisnui6y E n dac naH. wiasa ~ Ean
rssaxm- ~ yDu um shs MINNESOTA In
kEEb I'll PAINT psnssrl5 1ppiisc N viii
iass ~ Asasa h~t seErs Knit y s-.issssy~zs II xlss
onc saasA efs~ssaas pAlua ~nliG In ~ u1a--a lasr6
sis prira. incHuns n y nsAns III puss iassxsss6
uia siC psss wAsse Laad VITA Just snungn NJ
snases ~ingssdssuES nlfxsc IN 10 uaaks isuz r.sn2
Aan, sssnn ~ili rssai,s - ~ s.Hains ai~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Permanently rriseV0 cossigpstlsn ard
indigestion. RernlaAS the bowels. t,nilaa
up waste Iissse- Makes pare blood. Nen
grow sirgrnc. healthy and robust. HOLSTERS
korlg Mountain Tea. thss safest nlcesf
snring Mountain Tea. The safest incest
Spring Tone. u cents. Sold fy Pinar and
fsEfx.v.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

AL p-saTssrzy ewners In The City VI Wagner
an iaerssy nuriAsc ~ rs~&n End rcusssss from
Ehsssf premises al asiasx. manure. ruhsstsi
ana Esrfsars ~ sTssrs ktad Within Ten day.
srana sise aaGas us thin nssric0. ugtser~ise TIT
same viii ts renewed .s tiss slts authorities
knr Iise cfss Ine~~of taxed "a LI,s prapsrts
owners.
Iska.t a ygr4a - taaa
4-se-x III. IA. James Mayor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

- Dualin. = sancaser lrang
mRx n Razs1sR xza< perhaps
1annav se3sse1 ~ : ssrnAxAy tase
Gsz1 - - 1eek~ While hin-
- - lGaie san we're rlaine
@a1ar x~ck - R,ersea bsra.e
1si6Anens1 - RAJ ssHsy- Dan
- uns tnsU~n ~ Hse xroupa
- - ~1sse1s pna&sd dirs<4ay
swRF ~ ancAI krut nsya hr~Akans
~ - ~ esras@sa zaJnry.
----M azg FeaarAns Ar< azrsr-
- - - 1xke~ Tasese hardx
4ssss h<se aasort ialn <iuse each
yenr- brx 90 nx4 rsansaan kong -
szn<y rs<eips ) rery warm rsa
esupe 1rxsn iuuni<rx whs saaADc<
0w t~r. kapce rts< Easolipe
anrnk4ans hsue Aeen runnax.g On
- as1e tissse fsh desareyers
- ~ 1Assy ksere lsTng. bus soon
onnazr1c aaseir MiE1ss ~ tksesr
ass1zng ErsxundS IL tn Dorlh
Frsnsk Tlasmrn1n Ind crew
- 1aeae sfxrn TAGDsr. and are
0cxing Ease AnslAzng formerly
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

The Serves winch tins bank
sxssnds - - patrons il OF the
Highest Lnielsncy. and SktisfAr
sofy ~ al times 10 bfth borrow
~ and dspusIipr. Tiers are
t1o important REASONS why yos
aAonld rransasi your business
with rk1is tank.
IA GnpltAl of 81, 900 ard
md Surplus Ut 81, 600
AOfhrsrs aud Enpipyess II
anunesttunsd integrity. Mod
srn bsuklnx methods. That 10
&nrxice and Facilitates.
Just swp ssasuns put ample.
t. FIST STATE BANK
&splss HQDl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
hE n~.-mUk

MoEiie <Ermsxting 1or 1fse new
enam1ense a1srs Aualdirg af Gus
1serwsa - w1racmsn 1onnd, II
- 1Gp1h - 81 -, Sl.e s1sae-
- - s1mpe rzFa1ils ar fase ssn<
- Mnps szinz1a ftz&t might have
NUrDc6 1Axsut. wsasere Etadss
- - a1aDnssnas II ysass go,
~1nn EGah 4snilt 1ise Grk -4ssA-
- Nemx.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Please CAL ana gel . remedy
that viii rsnore wor MS in hogs
and psCx. Money hack if mol
satisfied Sold under guarantee
Al Ernal Nistereks feed store
Five hundred bushels good
seed barley for sale. Seed vii
oe graded Rn6 clelnedf or not
- THE customer desires. Price
AccordinClr. Thos Hilbert, near
l. Englehorn s. Samples 81
PsrS4 S0aH Hnnk 2lH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24

:. 80 - .,,.,,,s
Joan = Z: ~ =;
reparer OF ~. s ~
IN = - -
en-. ,:...;..,.,.i. X p.r,a- s.,,,,T NJ,
MISS ~ Si fo5ay en- route ii to Nor
aa M IN 4sssi y III 6. 81
Mrs. Josepfdne Morgan and grand
daughter, Mics emily MOI 9.aAs =,
g:nsoS Ave- ss from Visit In Parkers.
[ Sg.re AO1.e -
Mrs. G. w. Clark, formerly OF TINS >
city. now OF & 4l''"n' - 20 - Z
re,attY as,. I sn,.s AZ "A FLETCHER went to
r, .uI s a today TO spend Thanksgdv-
ing with relatives -,
Mr.: and Mfs w I.a.a A5FSee WITH Itl,
spend e1 d snzhs a 81. w Peppers.
MT. and Mrs.. ira smith will spend
Thanksgiving Day n: MorgantoWn VIII n
the latter g Part ' y ana n ? "a =
Eo Ok, unr, Ma i. I,aylor. Of Parlters.
burg .s is the guest OF Miss Stella ste
Ivens m, -,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Th =. SnaW with I their
tom ns'sFoss IN nstsss ssss Mary and Helen
shaw a at Mt De Chantel Academy. :
Mr.. Smith Hood Is confined TO ms ms
home on FaiEnaonI a a9'te " az -
tack o. rne a5t s.sV;sg4 ,,b,o, ta., been mi
m. as,, I1a. -, has, returned to her
- ,s,ss ooI =, 60 c.eton aves,ne. -
i'o w. - ata.-rsT,stt stsun has been i'll
g. a.. n--.t week at her home on
n NJ. r.,n ,v e,,, - 9. 2,
n Fzonk zook. of wheeling. a vel.
,,,o,wn t,.avelinss man, is.a visitor in
tbe citv to.isv;. Il:
Mrs GO Henry is quite i'll at her
1870, no, orT N, in,nriou,t avenue.
-'D A.. anil Mr;rss! q, N. Alexander and
.,,-1.,rsn will ,ss6end tomorrow In Nor
sa,,toxn lire t5uesssts Of Mr.. and Mrs.
1-errencei stewart.
arss,e,. .1a11ndes,aon Meredith is i'll at
,..s s,,,,i, S5, IW3;spa,,t avenue q.
n'9 pnw - a Thompsorn, Of PtBtsburg,
viii nresscf, ): tin the Presbyterian
church, In thisr city on next Sunday.
Mrs. III G. stoetzer AMI sen, John,
went 10 MoTgantown. this afternoon
TO he The guest for q few days OF MIS-.
ctzzer.. ! mother, iMTs John j!
;Rroy.n .sRev ssiio5etzer5 Will Join them
fasllcc latar: d
.nIscos IosssssDhine Cayender, Jessie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
StIerll.ple's

They come and they so-the new
Suits and Goats. II you would be
posted on Suit and Coat newness you
must pay this store. Frequent visits.
A Constantly changing collection is
hero to greet you. and the economy
Of the prices win appeal to frugal wo;
mem. =
Our sizes in Ready to Wear gar,
ments this fan have been the largest
in our history. The reason is that
here are the best veDues to be found
anywhere.
Nearly hundred new suits and
coats just received. We bought
chedpg and the more advantageous
ly we can buy the better II is for your
purse. Most OF them will fit without
alterNtlcn, but DC it stnould be neces-
sary we have trained tatlors to make
The changes. &;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
NEW CANDIDATE.
Edwin r. Kingsley Enters Fight fer
state Senator.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Nov "a,
Edwin r. Kingsley, member of the
legislature and ci,atmran OF the State
municipal code commission. has an
nounce1l his candidacy for St:te sena.
tor from this district, to s'Iccest Sen
tar Thomas Gartlan. The fight Tor
the nomination is already a t1hree cor
uered one. with Senator Gartlan and
Attorney R. L.. Gregory, of this city,
as tho other candidates.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
FIRST. WARD
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES
WILL BE HELD At PUBLIC
Observation-Disclosures.

Tho Union thanksgiving service Of
the First ward churches villa de held
on Thursday 1norning at 10 o'clock In
the First ward schpl auditorium. Rev.
j. P. Turkefson, OF the ". P. Church,
will deliver ss sermon and the min
listers OF the various churches will
have part In Inc exercises.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24

The Robert E. Lee chapter OF U. D.
C. will bestow the Southern Cross of
honor Jan. 10th, 1910. Veterans wish
ing crosses will please apply before
Dec. 20, 1909, to Mrs. ]. E MCCOY,
custodian, corner Spring and Hamrle
ton streets, Fa4rmont, W. Va. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
TO GET
WEST VIRGINIA COAL
Can Be Delivered Cheaper Than Eng
Ifsh Coal.

fish Coal.
NORFOLK. vo., Nov. 2b.-The coal
market of the Argentine Republic
supplied almost exclusively
from Great Britain. is to be invaded by
American coal mined in West Vir-
ginfa and exported from Norfolk. The
ints cargo was oaded here yester-
day in the British tramp steamer Lon
don Bridge, bou.sB for Puerto Ia Plata.
West Virginia coal, 1t is claimed, can
be put in Argentina Is cents cheaper
than British coal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
THANKSGIVING service at Christ chure

Thanksgiving service at christ Church
In scordance. with The usual GUS
,om the foiiSuIwtng seryices-win be held
at the ppiscopal church tomorrow
morning: Y. y. \ s.;sis
1880. Holy gommunioR;- 1o:45, morn
ing .prav or ana ser1n6n by the rector.
The vested choir wild render appropri,
ate music. Collection at both services
for the sheitefang Arms Hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
uPHoLsTERINe

We make a specially OF first class
up to date uPholsterlng, botn plain ant
fancy. Mattresses and feathers REP
ovated. Sewing machine needles IN.
supplies. All work guaranteed.
II. C. VoELkER,
1O7 Fairmont Ave. Yost BuildtnI
Con. Phone e9s. FAIRMoNT. w. W.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24

lady Maeeahees Will lave ctzts In
Islatlen roninlits i.
aIAlJNINGToes. Wv. I'll ~ sJtesceslt
Hive asady lGaccabeks OF TIE word
viii hold an Interesting session Il
their iiiaii on Mariret street mis- even
ing for a large class ihitlnsion. Il
WI be folluweai by. q Banquet Mrs.
|f4sien n. Burt OF Port Hutn. M16l-.
being present together; with many Wis.
|fting hives
10 See the Game.
MflnnIuEton win send q large dele
cation Of ep0ters TO the w v. U.+W.
and j. football game at McrsantnN.
Tomorrow
The apron bazaar held by the ladies
|of dIie Oathotic Church closed last
evening very successfully.
Death Of Mrs. Frank psath.
Mrs. Frank Perth died at her home
ON Buffalo street yesterday incoming
adts. an illness of almost two years
Iff,om cancer. she is survived by her
hiusa5and, one aitiae daughter and her
rndther FUNERAL services will, be
held ffpin The Catholtc Church to-11ors
row morning. November IS. at nine
O'Clock. I1termeut win BE made IN
the AEannthston Cemetery.
Skating Masquerade.
There will be a eadstlng masquer,
ade at Mirhaeb Rink tonight. Good
music and fine skating.
The Burt Oil coanpang's we'll ON
the b. Wells farm, is holding UP at
$50 barrels per day,
George Ffney has returned to Ids
home IN Morgantown after a visit
here with relatives. a
Jas. Kelly, OF Shinnston, is a yisl
tor here.
miss Lizzie Thomas. Of PittsburEi
Is the guest of old friends here.
H.B. Beatty VIM join his wife and fam
| lily for THANKSGIVING at the home Of
MRS. BeatyEP sister at Homecoming
ND.
chaa Gartock. of Uuiontown, Pa.
was business visitor here yesterday
"You say It was sour double that
stole fha Chickens ?o
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24

"You say It was sour double that
stole the chScl0ens?"
"Yasslth."
/" You know gave You 30 days once
for chickenStaslfng.'s 81
can remeruball. sl1h.
"WeH, this time you get go. That's
tae courts doub1e."-Philadc1 phla
Ledger. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
Found At-.Last

The place to buy. nice, soft. grey
suit. t:shaye ths incest line in the
city. They're u2 to date. Measure
taen right on the spot. am here
with the goods. Hundreds OF sam
pies! $3.50 and up.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
WANTED.

VVANTED-Girl for honsewofls ppb
No. 5,Alsxander Place. 9th ward:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24

GIRL-Wanted "a girl for general
housework. ApplyaMrs. N Iost.
400 Locust avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24

|HoUsE-Wan4ed to rent OF buy five
to seYens room house with bath
centrally located. Apply c, this
ONCE. .s, z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-24
FoR SAFE.

coTTAGE-For saSe.t One new 4;
room cottage. lot 100 It. .sq,,. good
well; barn and fruit trees. I'D. Rob
irssbn, Barraclvilfe. w. va. LIT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-13

calej Francyi jest ich ledwie IL
tysiecy. Wczoraj postanowili "a
strajkowac pocztowcy W Lyonie,
ale i tam ME wszyscy sic mimi
lqczq. Telegrafisci w Paryzu, ma
ktorych poparcie liczyli malkon-
tenci, zachowuja sic prawie obo-
jetnie; spodziewano sic r6wniez,
ze g6rnicy francuscy, odbywajacy
w Lens swoj Kongres, zastrajku-
ia z sympathy, ale to zawiodlo;
W niekt6rych miastach ma prowin
cyl urzednicy SO usposobieni
wprost wrogo do strajku, CO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-13

propozycya, ably Kr6lestwo Pol
skie jak szkodliwa narodOwosc 70
sta1o odciete cd zdrowego' rosyj-
skiego ciaia. Kazde z tych dw6ch
twierdzen ma moze wewnetrzna
swa logike ale trudno zrozumiet,
jak sic one W tych samych giowach
jedno z drugiem pogodzi6 moga.
Zagadka jest postawiona, kt6z da
trafne jej rozwiQzanie2 Napr6zno
byloby szukac go W Petersburgu,
ale spr6bujmy znalez6 je W Berli-
ME. - Autonomia Kr6lestwa by
laby Prusom niezaprzeczenie bar
dzo niedogodna. By}by to niepozq-
dany punkt oparcia dla POlak6w
pruskiego zaboru. Me m6wiqc
juz ludnosci polskiej W KS. Po-
znanskiem i W Prusach Zachod-
mich, czyzby G6rny SlQsk i mazur-
skie pogranicze ME Odzyly nowem
zyciem narodowem, gdyby o mie-
DE poczuly tetno iywego polskie-
60 organizmu. A ma dalszym pla-
ME CIV ME lest to zmora nekal2-
ca spOkOjne noce pruskich patryo-
tow, aeby ludy siowianskie poro-
zu1nie6 i zgodzic sic mialy.
C&by sic stalo z tradycyjna
s}aboscia Rosyi, matka tradycyj-
nych dobrych stosunk6w prusko-
rosyjskich. Raczej wolna Polska
niz silna Rosya - wo1a1y pred
niedawnym czasem "AHdeestschs
Blaetter|' W chwili niezwyklej
szczerosci. - A stanowcze posta-
wienie slowianskiej polityki we
dug nowoslowianskiego progra-
mu, jakiemzeby ME bylo wzmoc-
nieniem rosyjskiego stanowiska W
Europe. Kwestya dla Prus stawia
sic jasno: albo Rosya uciska Pol
ske zuzzywa swe SHY ma te ja1owa
i obie strony ubezwiadniajaca
wake. Albo Rosya wyrzeka sic
Kr6lestwa a Prusy ''litujq sic"
mad tym biednym opuszczonym
rajem i przygarniaia go do ger
maGskiego iona. 'Tertium non
datur". Zgoda polsko-rosyjska to
koniec czynnej roll sasiedzkleJ
Prus W Petersburgu to niezamas-
kowana juz woina dw6ch swia-
tow: slowianskiego i germanskie-
90. o lie rozumowanie rosyjskie z
rosyjskiego punktu widzenia wy
daje sic nielogicznem i mghstem,
o tyle nabiera swiatla wypuk4o-
Sci chwilq, gdy sic je podda pod
oswietlenie promieni berlinskich.
Pozqdane to wyjasnienie sytuacyi,
kt6ra obecnie chyba dla tych tylko
ciemna pozostanie, kt6rzy maja O
czy do spania a ME do patrzenia.
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ku generalnego. Piszemy ocze.
sciowo" opuScii prace dlatego, bo
jest juz pewnem, re ME wszyscy
funkcyonaryusze poszli "a wez-
waniem; znaczna ich liczba pozo-
stala przy piracy i tym Rad gwa-
rantowa} opieke i ochrone, oraz
przydzielil i'm pomocnikow woj-
skowych: do biura telegrafow
odkomenderowano 500 wojsko-
wych telegrafistow, a apoczte roz-
wozq automobile, ktorych Rad
zmobilizowai kilkaset ma do
dyspozycyi.
General Dalttein, dowodca pa
ryski ma w mieScie so tysiecy zol-
merry. Ma prowincyi zarzadzono
to samo: do miast sprowadzono
wojsko, kt6re strzeze poczt i te-
legrafow. Dzien pierwszy strajku
przeszedI wszedzie spokojnie;
prasa tylko gani parliament, re
sprawy odrazu ME zalatwi} ME
rozstrzygnal, ale zwlekaniem ca}y
ciezar odpowiedzialnosci zwalil
ma bark rzadu. Premier Clcmen-
ceau dziala energicznie i nader
stanowczo: wczoraj oddalono SUI
marycznie okoIo 25O funkcyona-
ryuszy rzqdowych bez podania
powodow odalenia; wsrod odda-
lonych So gi6wni agitatorzy NAL
kontentow.
Strajk ma ogol rozwija sic sIa-
bo: podobno w Paryzu liczba
strajker6w ME siega tysiaca, a w
G., 1rioIhIo Sxu vnOuioIyS1uIo Sio
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sic publicznie dla postrachu, oraz
dla okazania ludnoSci, ze II obec-
nego rzqdu winny Cd kary oku-
pic sic ME moze, jak to dawniej
bywaio.
: Rad ogiosil, re zadowo-
leniem przyjmuje zamianowanie
D. Straussa amerykahskim amba-
sadorem W Konstantynopolu w
miejsce p. Leishmana, przenie-
sionego do Rzymu.
Londyn, 13 maja. - Depesza
z Saloniki donosi, re ex-su}tan
Abdul Hamid zmiekl.. i zgadza
sic ma formalne zrzeczenie sic
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, 13 maja. = Paryz pred
stawia sic obecnie jak oboz wo-
Jenny: W ciagu ubieglej noey rad
zawezwal wojsk, ktore obsadziiy
wszystkie budynki rzadowe,
wszystkie place publiczne patro-
lula 20 ulicach. Dzieje sic to z
obawy przed ekscesami malkon-
tent6w funkcyonaryuszy rzado-
wych. ktorzy ma poczcie, kolei !
w telegraficznym departamencie
czesciowo opuscili prace, wsku-
tex ogioszenia onegdajszego straj