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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
GAMMA ETA KAPPA TO
MEET AT SANTA CRUZ
Fraternity Men Will Gather
Early Next Month

The twenty-seventh convention OF
the Gamma Eta Kappa fraternity, the
oldest Greek letter fraternity in the
United States, other than college fra
ternities, will be held at Santa Cruz
August to Z. More than 200 dele
gates are expected from all points
throughout the United States
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
have made special rates so that as
many as possible may enjoy the week
of festivities. which will include ex-
eursions, hanquets, automobile and
trolley rides launch parties boating,
swimming and dancing. Among the
prominent men who are members of
the fraternity are:
Judge II. A. Melvin. Judge S. P. Hall.
Judge j. ]. Van Nostrand, r. c. Harrf-
son, Charles s. Wheeler John s. Part
ridge. William Denman. Francis v.
Keesling, George Crothers, l. 1. Brown,
W, /, Brobeck. Marc Anthony. Guy C.
Earl. DIR. Philip King Brown. DR..
Theodore Rethers and DIR. NJ. r. Glib
bonS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
LOCAL ARTIST HAS
SUCCESS IN EAST
Mrs. L. Med. Sleeth, Now OF
Washington, D. c., Devotes
Much Time to Sculpture

Another San Franciscan who Is win
ming laurels for herself in the artistic
world, Mrs L. Med Sleeth, has re-
turned to California for a visit and is
being welcomed by her many friends.
Mrs. Sleeth had her studio in the old
were gathered Amadee Joullin, Maren
Froelich and other painters of the
city, and she was for some years presi-
dent of the Sketch club. as well as one
of the organizers of the artssectfon of
The Spinners.
Since. her departure from San Fran
cisco some nine years ago she has been
abroad number of times and has
studied in Paris under Whistler and
others of equal renown. She is now
and has recently done some portrait
busts which are winning her the
highest praise
Mrs. Sleeth has made her home in
Washington, d. c., for the last seven
years and has recently completed
bust of Bishop Cleggett, which is to be
placed in the Bethlehem chapel of the
NdllOIldi EplScOpd1 cdJne0ral now
building in Washington. Bishop Cleg-
gett was the first Episcopal bishop or
dained on American soil and his mitre
is still in the possession of his descend
ants, the John NJ. Chews of Washing
ton. The bust was made from a por-
trait by Sully.
Mrs. Sleeth has also made a bust of
the late Henry Y Satterlee, bishop of
Washington, and has painted a por-
trait of Mrs. Satterlee.
Another bust made by Mrs. Sleeth is
of General John NJ Wilson. u. S. A.
retired, and pastel portrait which
she has made of Thomas L. Hyde Of
Washington, is said by many to be her
masterpiece.
Other orders for portraits await Mrs
Sleeth's return to Washington. .
She came west several weeks since
to visit her sister in Riverside and has
sine ebeen the guest of Mrs. John d.
Sibley in San Mateo, and will remain
until Saturday with Mrs. Frank Powers
at Los Altos.
She will then leave for Montana.
where she will visit her brother on his
cattle ranch.
In October Mrs. Sleeth will return to
her eastern home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
SACRAMENTO firm
GETSBIGCONTRACT
Underbids Local Companies on
HarbOr Work Because Latter
Invaded Territory

1t was comedy for the harbor com
missioners yesterday when Sacra-
mento contracting firm underbid two
local contractors on $4,000 job OF
wharf and bulkhead construction, but
it was tragedy for the local firms
whose bids showed willingness to
make generous profit at the states
expense
1t was tragedy also for another rea-
son. Local contractors. it seems. have
been getting away with number of
big contracts in Sacramento to the in
dignation of the Sacramento contract
ors, who yesterday made good their
threat to teach the San Francisco
firms to stick to their own territory
Incidentally the state is $4,000 ahead.
The motive for the comedy tragedy
was the construction of a steel and
concrete approach to pier 40 and the
'bulkhead wharf between SO and 40.
For the first time in months only two
local contractors rendered bids The
willing to do the work for $4,000. The
Merry Elwen company thought it
should be worth $4S,S0O.
Representatives of these firms smiled
complacently as their bids were read
out. but the smiles faded when Secre-
tary Thorpe said:
There is another bid. 1t seems to
be from Sacramento"
He then read: Western bridge and
construction company. S2S,463"
This bid was accepted and the con-
tract will be signed in a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Personal Brevities

]. A. Gage of Texas is at the Hol-
A. L. Lotus of Boston is at the Dor
chester
David S. Anderson of Albany is at
the ManX.
s H. Henrie Of Goldheld is at the
A. c Eisin Of Goldheld is at the
F. A. Mcintosh Of Chico is staying at
the Stewart.
Henry c. Gesford Of Napa is regis
tered at the Grand.
David 5. Andersen of Birmingham
Ala. is at the ManX.
A l. Lewinson. sugar planter OF
Hawaii. is at the ManX.
Mr. and Mrs o. Goodrich of GoldfeId
are guests at the ManS-
A. p Thompson and wife of Chi
cago are at the Granada.
Z L. Kicks. mayor of Eureka, is
reg stored at the Fairmont.
3. J. DarneilIe a capitalist of Napa,
is registered at the Stewart.
Ira B. Bennett. lumberman of
Sanger. is staying at the Fairmont-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Anderson OF
Franklin. O.. are guests at the Stewart.
Colonel d. c Collier. a real estate
man Of san Diego, is at the St Francis.
Z. p. Leadbetter. a mining engineer
sof Reno. is staying at the St Francis.
Barron @. Collier. an advertising
man, is staying at the st. Francis reg
istered from New York.
H. J. Pittock proprietor of the Port
land OregOnian. is at the Fairmont
with his daughter, Mrs. X p Hertz
man.
l. NJ Hutchinson. representative of
the Consolidated iron and equipment
company Of Mexico City. is at the Ar
Eonaut.
Miss Ella A. johnson OF West Ches-
ter Pa. and q party ~ six young
women, who are touring the world, are
at the ArgOnaut
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
80 #. BoueLs-

Biggest organ of the body-the
bowels-and the most important
It's got to be looked after neglect
means suffering and years OF
misery. CASCARETS help
nature keep every part of your
bowels clean and strengthen
they act right-means health tc
your whole body. m
cAsCARETs Iec box for q weeks treat
ment. All druggists. Biggest seller IN
the world A. Million boxes a month
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
WILL USE TAHOE WATER
FOR IRRIGATION PROJECT
Long Negotiations Are About to
Be AmicabIy Settled

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-After ne
EQUATIONS which have continued un-
successfully for several years between
the government and the Truckee Elec-
trio company for the use Of the storag ge
waters in Lake Tahoe for irrigating
the Carson irrigation project
in Nevada, it is believed an amcable
settlement shortly viii be reached. A
contract 70 rthe use Of the waters has
been drawn up and only requires the
removal OF certain technicalities before
being signed by the secretary of the
interior.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
JUSTICE M'K[NNA
is GIVEN LUNCHEON
Garret McEnerney Has Notable
Guests at Affair in Honor of
California Jurist

A luncheon was given to Justice Jo-
seph McKenna of the United States
supreme court at the st. Francis yes
terday by Garret McEnerney, which
was attended by leading members of
the bench and bar. Governor General
James F. Smith of the Philippines
Chief Justice Beatty of the state SUI
preme court, and Associate Justices
Henshaw, Angellotti, Shaw, Sloss. Lori
gan and Melvin; United States Judges
Morrow and Van Fleet and Justices
Cooper and Kerrigan of the appellate
court were among the distinguished
guests.
McEnerney made remarks compli-
mentary to his guest, whose brilliant
rise he had followed with pride.
Justice McKenna replied happily that
it is the bench that makes the quality
and character of the bar, so that if he
has been honored by his country it is
largely because he represents the law
yers of California. There was no other
speech making.
Others at the luncheon were.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF Emarzzr,

MENT-chief Cook was notified yesterday tba +
Victor E. Kline had been arrested in Csldwell.
Idaho, and Detective McCrayan left with the
papers for his extradlfion on charge OF felony
enibezzlemenf. Kline was employed as coi
lecfor for the r. Neian company real estate
agents, Suffer street, and on May 3 he dis
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
CHURCH TO HAVE NEW oUARrrRso

August the new Christian Science church in
the Mission win move from its present loca-
tion in the Woodmen building to more com
modous quarters in Hendricks hall in Valencia
street. near Sixteenth: This change has been
made necessary by the increasing attendance
The free reading rooms stll continue in the
Anglo building
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
TAKE That Scenic "Trip

On the Ocean Shore Railway-See a
country that is destined to become
sourcefulness. Go Sunday. Time table
pa &c is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

DENY USING vIoLENCE.-Regarding the
charge of Attorney oDea that confession Of
burglary was wrung from Edward Mckee by
force and violence May 16. Chief Cook re-
ceived yesterday reports from the arresting
officers. C. J. McSweeney and John J. Gala
CHAN and from Lieutenant W. J. Mullender
vigorously denying that any force or violence
was used and that the confession was made
free and voluntarily.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

LESSON FROM FRENCH HIsToRY.-Tbe
Materialist association will be addressed this
evening by K. Backus. formerly editor OF the
Seattle Tribune on "A Lesson from French
History, at the associations headquarters. 925
Golden Gate avenue. Admission is free
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
WIZ. RUSH coNsTRncTToN

2e.-.When the work OF extending the Denver.
Northwestern aud Pacific road is taken up again
win push the line right through to Provo,
Utah, without stopping." said David n. Mofat
today. The work may not be resumed until early
next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
GLIDD[N CONTEST
WILL FINISH TODAY
Cars Will Start for Kansas City
on Last and Longest
Run on Card
Two Hundred and Twelve Miles
Must Be Covered in
lOH Hours

SALINA, Kan, July 2s.-Without
meeting with single accident on the
trip from Oakley to Salina, 200 miles
the AZ cars in the Glidden tour reached
here tonight.
The cars will start for Kansas City
tomorrow morning.
This will be the last and longest
days run OF the tour-212 miles, with
1oA hours as the running time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

A. r. Little & CO. Shoes Of Lynn
Mass. on sale at the Royal. 73S Market
st. Prices 35c TO soc, 75c up to $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Knox Cars
Specifications


a number of innovations in automobile
construction They state the cylinders
will be increased an eighth of an inch
bore over the model of last year
which car has been winning so many
races in the east. The cylinders are
cast separately, made with detachable
heads valves in the head, which prin-
ciple has given the Knox motors such
wonderful power and bill climbing abil-
ity. With the increased eighth of an
inch bore, 40 horsepower is the A. l..
A. NJ rating of the new motor The
three plate clutch with cork inserts,
which the Knox factory has used with
such good results for several seasons
past, will be continued. Ignition by
jump spark is a feature
The Knox cars will come fully
equipped. including top, glass front,
speedometer, clock, shock absorbers,
baggage rack, tire carrier, 36 by tires
on Fisk demountable rims, with extra
rims; headlights, side and tail lights.
and full set of tools. The purchaser is
accorded the option of nickel plated
or brass trimmings as preferred.
The factory guarantees a speed of
20 miles an hour in every car turned
out, and the makers intend to enter in
racing events on the coast as soon as
their engagements throughout the east
are concluded this fall.
The Reliance people expect the first
the latter part of August. when they
will be on exhibition at their new
salesrooms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
IPease and Party !
Reach Portland

the trip the party visited Webber lake,
klamath lake and streams in southern
Oregon Pease reports by telephone
that the fishing at the different points
was fairly good. They left this city
July 8. Those in the party are Arthur
B. Watson, Leonard Abbott Jr. and DR..
j. Connell They viii send the automo-
bile back by steamer. From Portland
they will go to, Seattle to visit the ex-
position, and from there they will re-
turn by rail to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

CHI. Warren, Pacific coast repre-
sentative for the Stearns cars, has left
for the factory. He goes by way of the
northwest stopping at the agencies
for the Stearns cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Big Record
| of Ramblers

show that there had been 1888 cars
registered in that state between the
date of the first registration and June
1, 1909 Illinois has already passed the
10000 mark. In both of these states
the Rambler leads all other makes ir
point of number. In Wisconsin this
car has 733 to it's credit, while the mex
three makes, In numerical order, have
697, 598 and 4S7.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

L. H. Bill, manager of the San Fran
cisco branch of the Thomas b. Jeffery
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
NOTES. or THE AUTO

The following motor car parties came
into Del Monte last week:
Mrs H. Forbes, Miss E. E. Forbes.
Mrs. S. F. Watson, George Watson and
Dr. E. Schmali of San Francisco In an
Auburn. George H. Howard and p. M.
Lansdale of San Mateo. accompanied by
Thomas S. Kay of Honolulu, in How
ards Chalmers Detroit. Edward M.
Fowler and Alfred r. Poett of Santa
Barbara and Ralph A. Otis of Pasa-
dena: Willis j. Hole, Mrs Hole and
daughter of Los Angeles, in a Pierce
Arrow Mr.. and Mrs F.. III. Rindge.
Miss r. A. Rindge, Mrs. S. K. Rindge. r.
Webster and H. j. Ruddle Of Los An
geles in a six cylinder Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs George Armsby, Major and
Mrs c. H. McKinstry and H. A. Durphy
in a Marion. J. Ford in a Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Lathrop and Miss
Herminia G. Lathrop in an Autocar
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Haight and Mr.
and Mrs ID. J. Sweet of San Francisco
in an Oakland. Francis H.. McCullagh
and Mrs. F. II. McCullagh of Los Gatos
in White steamer. James D. Phelan.
Mrs. Gertrude Franklin Atherton. Mrs
J. Downey Harvey and Miss Genevieve
Harvey in a Locomobile.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

r. II. Pease Jr. arrived in Portland,
Ore, yesterday, with his automobile and
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

United States Engineer Eugene Rick
seeker of Tacoma celebrated Independ-
ence day by throwing open the govern
ment road for travel to the Mount Ta-
coma national park. There. is now a
splendid thoroughfare from the tide
Water to Narada falls. and the grade
for the most part is not over 4 per
cent
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

The officers of the Reliance auto
mobile company have received advance
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

Regarding the performance OF the
Studebaker Garford 40 in the recent
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Likes the
Studebaker


the $4,000 persons to witness the races
has written the Studebaker Brothers
company as follows: II was in Los
Angeles on the 10th and witnessed the
automobile race in which the Stude-
baker company car was entered and
want to congratulate the StudebakeI
company upon the splendid and con-
sistent showing made in that race
While your machine was not in the
money nevertheless it was my opin-
ion and the expressed opinion of many
others that it made as good a show
ing in the race as any machine en-
tered. Your machine would. perhaps
not qualify as racing machine, but
as a consistent, durable and ever ready
roadster is one which any one might
we'll be proud of.
Il carefully kept time of some of the
machines and though / did not keeI
time on the Studebaker, yet my OBJ
servation was frequently directed to it
and l think l may safely say that the
Studebaker made more equal time In
the laps than any other machine in
the race"
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

Ben Harvey pulled off another stun
in a Rambler yesterday. He received
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Rambler Reaches
Point Reyes

Reyes. 1t had been stated that several
cars had attempted to reach the light,
but none had succeeded the trouble
being a stretch of sand that was en-
countered after leaving the postoffice.
From that point to the lighthouse is
seven miles, and it is nearly all sand.
Harvey left San Rafael at a. m. and
made the light at little after noon.
He was welcomed by the lighthouse
people, and in fact by everyone after he
left the lighthouse. The party arrived
back at San Rafael at p. m. With
Harvey were A. L. Hettrich, Peter Kopp
and D. w. Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30


al andD
of
murde of
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

CUIIlpdny, mas re-
ceived the follow
ing figures taken
from the records
of the office of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

party. HB WdS 70
days making the
run from this city
and covered over
1 00O ,,,ilac Turing
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

ia Monica, John
Ralph Wilson, an
attorney Of Los
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

ago that an auto
mobile had never
reached the light
house at P o i n {
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-10
TeIegramy krajowe.

New York, N. Y, 10 grudnia.
= Angielski Times" przynosi
dis odbitke pisma, z mocy kto-
rego DR.. Cook zobowiazuje sic
kapitanowi okretowernu Augusta
Wi w. Loose i George mu H.
Dunkle'mu zaplacic kwote $4,000
"a to-, re mu dopomoga upo-
rzadkowac spostrzezenia, poczy-
nione podczas podrozy do biegu,
ma po1nocnego, ktore to spostrze
zenia pod lorna dowodow tejze
podrozy znajduja sic W tekach
komisyi uczonych W Kopenha-
DE. Times" przynosi takze od-
bitke olowkiern zapisanej kartki,
ma ktorej znajduja sic obliczenia
potrzebne przy opisie podrozy z
Svartevaag do bieguna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-10
PRZEGLAD
POuHfN NIEDzYNARODOWEj.
Chicago, 10 grudnia.

wv "ASAo FA-J
nalistow W Dumie).
Nowo powstala W Dumie frak-
cya nacyonalist6w rosyjskich, Ii
czna, bo los czlonkow posiada-
jaca, zwraca dis na siebie po-
wszechna uwage. Bye moze, Il
punkt cielkoSci W Dumie przesu-
ME Centrum +. ]. law pazdzier-
nikowcow ku nowemu stronnl-
otwu, wiec bardziej ma prawo"
Ma czele tel frakcyi stanai Po-
sci Balaszew, czlowiek mlody,
trzydziestokilkoletni, wiaSciciel
olbrzymich wioSci W CUB. Podol-
sbiej, szambelan dworu, b. Poru-
cznik pulku huzarow, = siowem,
.wielmola" rosyjski.
- Pierwsza j zasadnicza pod
stawa nasza - mowil dis do
mnie p. Basaszew, gdym go o
szczegoly programu nacyonali-
stow w stosunku do Polakow "a
gadna1 - zasada nasza jest, pre-
dewszystkiem, brak zupelny ,,lu-
dozerstwa". Me chceny nikogo,
zadnei narodowosci uciskac ami
gnebic, ME chcemy nikomu krzy-
wdy wyrzadza6. Celem naszym
Jest rozbudzenie srod narodu ro-
syjsLiego poczucia narodowoscio-
wego panstwowego. Poczucie to
drzemie dotychczas, dzieki zbyt
dlugiej i zbyt pochianiajacei opie-
ce. Teraz dOpiero budzic sic "a
czyna CLOS ten, dazacy do wzmo-
zenia poczucia narodowoSciowe-
60, ma podstawie obrony pan
stwowej rosyjskiej. Czasy walk
klasowych mineiy. Obecnie wy
suwa sic inna olbrzymia walka ma
smierG ma zycie; walka z socya-
lizmem, ktory stawac sic musi, z
natury rzeczy, kosmopolitycz-
nym. Socyalizmowi jedynie tyiEo
przeciwstawic MONA nacyonalizm
dlatego nacyonalizm do zycia
powolac pragniemy. Me ley W
zarniarach naszych zabijanie ja-
kieikolwisk narOdowosci. Ow-
szem, trzymamy sic zasady: lie
ben und leben lassen". Chcemy
tylko bronic pahstwowosci ro-
syjskiej, jako nieodzownej idei ma
szego nacyonalizmu.
- To sa generalia = przerwa-
lem - jakiz tego wypiywa
stosunel1 stronnictwa nacyonali-
stow do sprawy polskiej? Wszak-
re przyzna pan, re sprawa polska
ME jest drobna sprawa wewne-
TRINA panstwa? ze wysuwa sic
sama przez sic zalatwienia wy
maga?
Niezawodnie tax jest - Cd
pari D. Balaszew. = Dotychczas
ME zajmowala sic jeszcze Quma
rozstrzygnieciem sprawy polskieJ
bo stanely ma porzadku dzien-
nym sprawy tax nieslychanie
wiellciej wagi dla caiego zycia
wewnetrznego Rosyi, jak sprawa
rolna, sprawa sadu miejscowego'
Przyjse musi pora na rozwlaza-
ME spraw obcoplemiehcow. Ia
najpilniejsza za$ "a najwieksza
bolaczke suwazam sprawe zy-
dows<a O.. Co zas do sprawy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-10

legrafu bez drutu i Ferdynand
Braun z Strassburga;
Chemia: Professor Wilhelm
Oswald Lipska;
Fizyologia wzglednie medycy.
ma: Prof. Teodor Kocher z Ber-
ma;
Literature: Selma Lagerlaf
Szwedka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-10
V sprawie che}mskiej? - zapy-

w SpIaWle CHe1lliSNlcJ %dPy
talem.
= Powiem panu otwarcie, &c
jestem kategorycznym zwolenni-
kiem wydzielenia Cheimszczyzny
= mowii p. Balaszew. - L IA
mienia naszego jezdzil tam hr.
Bobrinskij, Czichaczew i inni,
ludzie, ktorym bezwzglednie vie
rzymy. Przywiezli oni soba
przekonanie, re jest to zakatek
kraju przewazajaca ludhosci2
rosyjska. Zanim wprowadzimy do
Krolestwa Polskiego samorzad
ziemski, musimy zakatek ten o.
chronic cd spolonizowania. Je-
stem zdania, re oddzielenie
Chelmszczyzny ulatwi porozu-
mienie, bo dopoki wisi ia sprawa
niezalatwiona, dop6ty drazni ona
jatrzy.
"A czy ME sadzi pan, le uza-
latwiona" jatrzyc bedzie bardziej
jeszcze?
- Me - odpari p. Balaszew.
- Bedzie to juz ,,fait accompli"
i jako taxi uspokoic powinien.
Pc chwili znowu powrocila roz-
NOVA ma temat ogolnych zasad
rosyjskiego nacyonalizmu.
Powiem panu szczerze -
rzeklem do p. Baiaszewa - re
normy zasady, ktore legiy W pod
stawie frakcyi waszej wzglednie
do Polakow, wyrazne So tylko W
pewnych punktach, dla mas bole-
snych, w innych zas bardzo roz-
ciagliwe. Wszak pod haslem O.
brony idei panstwowej rzadzA u
mas Hurko. :.
= Formuly programow - od-
rzeki p. Balaszew - So jakby for
mulami acknowledgement; zape-
wne MONA pod wielkosci zhakow
matematycznych rome cyfry
wstawiac. Zalezy to cd tego czlo-
wieka, ktory je wstawia. Mysle,
re tn o tenn niebezpieczehstwie,
o ktorem pan wspomina, mowy
byc nawet ME moze. Owszem,
tax dalece walczyc chcemy ko-
smopolityzmem, re radzi bedzie-
nv waszemu narodowen1u, kul-
turalnemu rozwojowi. Zastrze-
gam wszakze - dodai po chwili
D.. Balaszew = re wszystko to,
co m6wilern, dotyczy wyiacznie
Krolestwa Polskiego, nigdy zas
Podola, Wolynia i Ukrainy. Me
znam Litwy, lecz Wo}yh, Podo-
lie ! Ukraine znam ma wskros u
wazam te prowincye "a ziernic
rdzennie ruskie. Z tego zalozenia
wyplywa Gale nasze, W stosunku
do tych prowincyi, stanowisko,..,
- Walka eksterminacyjna?
Me! Wszakze hasiem ma
szem jest obrona praw mniejszo-
sci.
= Ale lima, zapewne - przer-
walem - bedzie obrona r1niej-
szosci polskiej ma Litwie Rusi'
a lima obrona mniejszoSci rosyJ-
skiej w Krolestwie...
Ha! Coz pan chce... ele-
ment panstwowy! - brzmlaia
odpowiedz.
Takiem jest stanowisko nacyo-
nalistow rosyjskich W Dumie, kto
rzv aczkolwiek sami siebie ME
znaja, snuja jednak ,marzenia
nieziszczalne" - panstwowe...
II. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-10

przewodniczacym demokratycz-
nej ,,mniejszosci" senator Money
Mississippi w miejsce senatora
Culbersona z Texas, 'kt6ry te 60
dnosc zlozyl.