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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
) KILLED IN
TRAIN CRASH
Thirty-Six Injured When Rio
Grande Passengers Collide

Pueblo, Col, Aug. The Denver
and Rio Rrande train NO 8, east bound,
leaving Pueblo at $3.50 this morning
and the Denver and Rio Grande train
No. 1, west bound. collided Just east
of Hustled, Col, between Colorado
Springs and Palmer Lake at 1926
o'clock this morning. Five persons
are known to have been killed and
thirty-six injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
DEMANDS CUSTODY OF KING.
Abyssinian Regent Fears Queen May
Assassinate Husband.

Rome, Aug. 14.--Res Tasema, the
new regent Of Abyssinia, has demanded
the custody Of King Menelik from Em-
press Taitu. according TO messages re-
ceived today from Adds Abeba. This
bears out the recent reports that Men
elk is the victim of a plot by which
his slow death is being encompassed.
Ras Tasema declared that he fears
the assassination of Menelk by poi
son. The new regent has already be-
gun an active campaign in support of
the claims of Prince Lidk Jassu to the
throne
The prince is the heir presumptive.
He is only IL years old and il opposed
b.. the empress. The latter has as
sumed defiant attitude toward the
regent and the others to stir up a
war.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
To LET GRAZING
PRIVILEGES soon

Washington. ID. c., Aug. IA. - On
Sept. 80 the Indian Office will open
bids for the grazing privileges on the
Indian reservations throughout the
country. The cattIemen in the past
have been able to name pretty much
their own prices for these privileges
but all Of this has been changed since
the advent Of Commissioner Valentine
who II now letting grazing lands un-
der sealed bids
The plan recently resulted In OBJ
tanning almost three times the amount
heretofore received by the Indians.
The cattlemen although they now have
TO pay more are pleased with the
change as 1t takes the matter out Of
the hands OF the Indian agents and
thus eliminates fayoritism.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
ROBBERY STORY FAXED.
Pretty Young Girl confesses sh,
Bound and Gagged Herself.

st. Louis, Aug. 14.-Police Capt
Young reports that Edna Brockway
aged IL and pretty, who said a negro
had bound. gagged and robbed her
confessed yesterday that she tied and
gagged herself faxed the robbery
story, and that her attempt to COM
NIT suicide later was bluff. Mrs
Margaret Brockway, her mother, is al
the city hospital as a result OF worry
over her daughters escapades. In q
note the girl asked i1er mother not tc
inform Sidney OF her suicide. Sidney
the mother says, is Sidney Chandler
engineer OF the steamer City OF Prov
idence, with whom she kept company
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
TAFT COMMENDS
NATL RED CROSS
THE PRESIDENT WOULD IN
CREASE ITS MEMBERSHIP
FROM 10000 TO 100000.

Washington, Aug. 14.-PresidenA
Taft heartily endorses the idea of in
creasing the membership OF the Ma
tional Red Cross from 10000 10 10000,
and letter from him commencing
the plan is printed in d pamphlet just
published for distribution throughout
the United States.
The pamphlet tells OF the work Of
the organization from the lime 1t was
launched and deals particularly with
its history during the past five years
in which time it expended more than
s5.00O,0OO for relief work in this and
other nations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
WALKS TO DEATH
IN HER SLEEP
WoMAN's BODY is FOUND BY HER
HUSBAND EARLY THIS
MORNING.

Celina, O., Aug. IA Mrs Joseph
|sayette was found dead last night In
the back yard of her home at Monte
2uma, this county. According TO her
husband. she Ii victim Of somnabul-
ism.
The husband says he awoke shortly
after midnight and his wife not bainA
in bed. he began search and found
her lifeless body at the back door.
The only wound on the woman's body
lis a severe bruise at the base Of tina
brain. The husband says ahe probably
walked in her sleep and FELL back
wards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
Wounded Fear Arrest.
LEFT A HIDDEN HOARD.

Widow Finds Concealed Wealth Az
ter Husband's Suicide.
New York, Aug 14.-When Albert
Burt's wife left him several weeks
ago. she said he was so economical
that she could not stand 1T any longer
and in a few days he committed sui
eide. Mrs. Burt has returned to their
home at Mineola, L. l., and has just
found $2,11S hidden in the rafters Oh
the garret where her husband hanged
himself.
With the expectation Of finding
much more money she has begun a
systematic search.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
MUST TELL 'EM IT'S GOOD.
American MiIlers Urged to Energ,
in Seeking European Sales.

American Mllers Urged to Energy
in Seeking European Sales.
Washington, Aug. 14.-Just why
more European bone and tissue is not
nourished with American -four is the
problem that Special Agent M. H.
Davis of the department Of commerce
and labor tried to solve in investiga-
tions reported on in a bulletin which
has just been prepared for the pub
lie. American flour, made from Amer
lean wheat he says, Is better to eat
than that of any other country
What milleTs must do to enlarge the
consumption of American flour, he
adds, is ito rise to the occasion of
meeting the requirements of foreign
markets and further impress upon the
Europeans the merit which actually
attaches ITO the American product
A few not difficult changes will ac-
complish this in his opinion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
King Bee "Pisser" Arrested.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. rs.-State's
Attorney Stevens put crimp in the
blind pig industry last evening when
he swore out warrant for the arrest
of Guy Bolton, charged with being
the king bee Of the piggers. The
state has a number of witnesses and
the hearing will be held in the morn
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
Strike Breakers Are Working
Behind an Armed Guard
GUARDS PATROuNG STREETS
STRIKE ON CANADIAN PACIFIC
DOCKS At FORT WILLIAM,
STILL AT A CRITICAL STAGE
WOUNDED STRIKERS FEAR TO
APPLY TO HOSPITALS.

Fort William, Ont. Aug. 14.-Fifty
strike breakers. who arrived here from
Montreal late last night, stated un-
loading boats uuder military protec-
tion at the Canadian Pacific docks to-
day. There was no Indication that
the striking, Greek, Hungarian and
Italian laborers would offer further re-
sistance to the Importance OF men, but
the Royal Canadian mounted rifles
are still paroling the streets and will
remain here until all danger of further
outbreak Is passed.
Wounded Fear Arrest.
1t is now asserted that fully thirty
strikers were wounded in Wednes-
days fight but many of them, fearing
arrest, refused to apply for hospital
treatment.
Thirteen wounded men at the hos
pitfalls are on the road to recovery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
REFORM WAVE AT
SEABOARD CITY
SUNDAY CLOSING CRUSADE RE.
SUITS IN ARREST OF II CAFE
AND SALOON MEN AT At
LANTiC CITY.

Atlantic City n. j., Aug. 14-Seven-
teen cafe e-keepers and saloon men were
today added to the list of those ar
rested as a result of the ministerial
Sunday closing crusade. The defend
ants appeared In Magistrate Hughes
court and waived preliminary hearings,
furnished bail to await the action OF
the October grand jury.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
LUCKY NORTH DAKoTANS
IN FLATHEAD DRAWING.
Fargo.
No. 1881. N. Redmon.

ANOs 4aof--Js ANs 1eChhiOAs
No. 144-Carl Fl. Jacobson, Minot.
No. 317--F. q. Schmutzler
Jamestown.
No. 468-Charles w. Fields, Bot
tineau.
No. 4Ss-FTed Delp, Westhope.
No. 491--A. j. McCauley. Stanley.
No. 555--Dayid M Block, Sanborn
No. 66s--L. J. Naumeyer, Sher-
wood.
No. Myron j. Cullen, Nor
wich.
No. 7s2-John A. Brown, Ellen
dale.
No. 734-Frank ]. Prochaska,
Park River.
No. S06-A. A. Hoffman, Courtney
No. 726-w. Fl. Heiber, Alden.
No. Walter Fl. Hanson. Sim
gul.
No. S36-James Collins, Valley
City.
No. 972-W. c. Budke, Sherwood.
No. 1036-Aibert j. Davis, Minot.
No. 1075-Roy r. Simpson. Sarles.
No. Charles ID. Black, Under
wood.
No. 1s40-Tom H. Mcpherson,
Oakes.
No. 144s-Ira N. Canfield. sher-
wood.
No. 146S-Ray Alexander, Mandan.
No. 147s-W. r. claybaugh, Ro-
lette.
No. 1542-S. M. Spencer, Lakota.
No. 1881 Donald ellis, EnderIin.
No. 1882 2Lulu RimeIl. Rock Lake.
No. 1eSe-Verne B. Mcclure, Sher-
wood.
No. 1727-Louisa q. F'ulwiter,
Westhope.
No. 175s--W. A. Tate, Minot.
No. 1759-wm. Ritterbush. Cakes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
RECEIVES CIVIL WAR CHECK.

Iowa Veteran Paid After Wait of
Forty Six Years.
Omaha. Neb., Aug. I4.-W. G. Tenn
pleton an Omaha business man. is in
possession today of $14.43. which has
been due him for for;y six years.
He was surprised last night to re-
ceive check from ths government and
the information that the amount
named was his for services in the
Enghth Iowa cavalry during the Civil
war.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
SCORE DIE in
MEXICAN Mine
FIRE 10 DESTROYING cAMELlA
MINE AND Six BODIES HAVE
BEEN RECOVERED.

Mexico City. Aug. 14.--A score OF
miners were reported TO have been
killed by q fire which Is destroying
Camelia mine at Real Del. Monte, in
the state Of Hidalgo. Six bodies were
recovered this morning fro1n the mine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
Socialist L-ecture.

Socialism and the Labor Problem is
the subject of an address to be deliver
ed SUNDAY afternoon at $3.50 at Union
hall BY 4. u. Latimer, q college pro-
fessor who spends his summers lee
tsri.~~ aides are especially invited
TO attend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
Joint NOTE
TO TURKEY
Protecting Powers Of Crete Or
der Greek Flag Lowered

London. Aug. IA joint note sign
ed by the four protecting powers OF
Crete, Great Britain, Russia, Italy and
France, has been presented TO the
Turkish government. 1t promises that
the powers shall see that the objection
able flag hoisted by the Cretans is re-
moved permanently, and expresses the
hope that in these circumstances Tur-
key will not think it necessary to or
der her fleet to proceed to Cretan
waters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
Turkey Submits New Note.

Athens, Aug. 14.-The Turkish min
lister today submitted a new note to
Greece concerning the dispute between
the two countries over Crete. The note
says that Greece's reply to Turkeys
first note is unsatisfactory and asks
again for a formal declaration by
Greece that that country entertains no
ambition with regard to Crete. At
ter the delivery OF the note the Greek
foreign minister conferred with the
representatives here of the four pro-
tecting powes of Crete.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
THF WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and sundav
cooler tonight. Barometer 28ST
Maximum temperature SO. Minimum
temperature 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

taken hold of the proposition club
houses have been erected by the or
ganization and as this seems to be a
desired premium it has worked well.
Moline Women Join.
Several Moline women have Joined
the league and now Mr.. Lewis is try
ing to interest enough women in Mo-
line to join the league so that a club
house may be erected in that city.
If 300 members are secured a build
ing completely furnished will be erect
ed, same to cost in the neighborhood
of $4,000. This will be completely
furnished with the latest of modern
equipment and furniture.
An effort is being made to secure
an audience with the members of the
Woman's club to see if that organize
ton will not take up the proposition
and thus gain for themselves a home,
and should this fail some other wom-
ans organization viii be visited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

afford a 12-foot fall from the point
known as Sugar Tree Point.
Some time ago 1t was proposed to
construct ditch from this point down
to Milan, the government having
agreed to dig the ditch. s. s. Davis
had also agreed to carry the ditch
around his dam at Milan, but the mat
ter was dropped on account of serious
objections on the part of several South
Moline farmers.
To Connect with Yuma Ditch.
At the present time there is drain
age ditch running through Yuma and
it is proposed to. connect this with the
ditch in South Moline by running over
Sugar Tree Point with a concrete con-
duit and through Hampton township,
connecting with the present ditch IN
yuma, and then to extend the Yuma
ditch into Canoe Creek. The construc-
ton of such a ditch would drain all
the low lands in the four townships
and would mean the retaining Of
many acres for agriculture. 1t is also
hoped that Silvis and the Rock Island
road Will become interested.
Would Aid sHvis.
At the present time Silvis is drained
into Rock river and while it is said
this works very we'll during a low
water stage, the village would have 4
12-foot additional fall and this would
assure enough fall to keep the ditch
full of running water during wet
weather. The proposition is a large
one but as the government now has
$4,000 available and with a little en-
thusiasm on the part of the owners
of land in the territory which will be
benefited, the improvement is AS
sured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

plan to organize and secure control of
a league which would bring to him
subscribers to a magazine he was pub
fishing and at the same time would
secure for himself and the members
of the league something from subscrip-
lions taken for other magazines who
should come in with the proposition
he had to offer.
At the time the plan was frownsd
upon and considered chimerical, but it
would seem that now the plan is work
ing that the women of the country
have taken up with the idea and are
pushing 1t to the end which Mr.. Lewis
said It would reach.
Club House Premium.
In order to get his plan to working
Mr.. Lewis held up an alluring premium
in the shape of club house and also
a yearly bonus which is to come from
the publishing business. This of
course takes the place OF any premium
that could be offered otherwise.
In every city where the women have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
FAVOR A DITCH
To The EAST END
Would Drain Low Lands of
South Moline, Hampton, Zu-
ma and Canoe Creek.
HAVE BEGINNING AT MILAN
Directing Farmers Now Favor I'm
provement-$55,O 900 Govern
ment appropriation.

Farmers in South Moline are again
contemplating the construction of the
proposed drainage ditch and dyke
along Rock river, but have in view d
ditch which will not only drain the
low lands of South Moline township
but of Hampton, yuma and Canoe
Creek. The execution of the proposed
plan would also give the village of Sill
Wis better drainage as the ditch would
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

attendance of visitors. The decora-
tions in the administration building,
which has been given over to inmates
for display OF their work, is beauti-
fully decorated in keeping with the
season of the year-autumn foliage
Transforming the place into veritable
bower.
The display of handiwork is one Of
the best in years and early patronage
indicates that the patients of the in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

stitution will realize a handsome ag-
gregate sum from sale of articles. The
booths in which goods that are for
sale are displayed are separate from
those which are shown the things that
may not be bought.
The WATERFOWL band of 10 pieces
furnished an excellent program "
music. This evening the orchestra,
under direction of A. F. Terpinitz. will
furnish music.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
A scaIded Roys shrIeks

horrif1ed his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
a aylor of Nebo, KY, wro writes that,
when all thought he would die, Buck
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured him.
Infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
Corns, Wounds, Bruises, Cures Fever
Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions, Chill
blains, Chapped Hands. Soon routs
Piles. Csc at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
The Indian MedIclne Man

can produce roots and herbs for every
ailment, and cure diseases that battle
our most skilled physicians, who have
spent years in the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs of the field
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, which for thirty years
has proved more potent and eficacious
in curing female Ills than any combina-
ton of drugs known.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

4 Tag zan NOR 1s ns CURED

No knife, no injection or detention from
business. The most difficult ruptures
held absolutely under all conditions
with ease and comfort. No leg straps,
no elastic bands, nos steel springs with
my guaranteed appliances. Quit expert
menting with worthless trusseS and
mail order treatments, and be cured for
life. Fifteen years successful practice;
II, 900 cured patients. many in this vi
cinity; no papers to sign.
Supporters and appliances for ali
forms of abdominal and pelvic COM
plants. Elastic Hosiery, etc. Catalogues
at hotel or from 81 Adams street, Chi
cago, Ill
M. H. BROWN, M. d.
Next Visit to the Rock Island
House, Rock Island, ILL.,,
Nov. II, 1909.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
Notice.

The volume of work has increased
to such proportions that ]. S. Leath,
district manager for the United States
Health & Accident Insurance company,
has secured an Office In the Bowlby
music house, 1911 Second avenue,
Rock Island, for the purpose of trans
acting business and making collec-
lions. Office phone "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
HOSPITAL INMATES
DISPLAY HANDIWORK
Many Visitors Present at Opening of
the Bazaar at watertown Yes
terday.

With Indian summer weather that
could not be improved on the bazaar
at Watertown hospital opened yester-
a@s, afternoon at o'clock with large
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
MOLINE MAY Get
ALEACUE HOUSE
Effort to Interest the Woman s
Club in the Lewis Propo-
sition.
NUMBER CITIES HAVE THEM
building Which Is Proposed Would
Represent Investment of
$4,000.

Some time ago q. G. Lewis, who is
at the head of the Lewis Publishing
company, stirred the country with a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

1.-THE initials will in the future the M.
II & X. ssYOur Money Back
Quick With Pleasure." Ii is different from
what has always been pleasing privilege patrons
have had, anymore than ii emphasizes willingness
and determination TO satisfy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-06
Panika W polskiej szkoIe parafiaInej.

poselskiej, dra Weisskirschnera,
nalezacego do stronnictwa chrzeS-
cija1sko socyalnego, czyli anty-
semickiego. Jest to jeden najbliz-
szych przyjacia osobistych dra
Luegera, antysemickiegO burmi-
strza miasta Wiednia. Zydowskie
sfery kapitalistyczne ME moga
przeto spodziewac sic, azeby DIR.
Weisskirschner ma stanowisku mi
nistra handlu popiera1 ich "ge-
schaefty". Do zdecydowanych an
tysemit6w nalezy take nowy mini
ster piracy Rhomberg, dotychczas
marsza}ek krajowy W Voralbergu,
typ alpejskiego ch}opa-arystokra-
ty.
Znamiennem jest W sk}adzie
nowego gabinetu, IL obaj Polacy,
kt6rzy W MIN zasiadaja: mianowi-
Gle minister skarbu, dr.. Bilinski,
j minister dla Galicyi, Abrahamo-
wicz, So konserwatystami, gdy
konserwatysci W obecnym sk1adzie
Ko}a polskiego parlamentarnego
stanowia zaledwie si6dma czese.
TAX samo i Czech6w trzech,
kt6rzy dzierza text W nowym ga
binecie, dw6ch nalezy do konser-
watywnej katolickiej partyi "sta-
roczeskiej" a jeden do partyi "m@o
doczeskiej" 0 kt6rej powiadaja,
IL W miare tegO, jak jej czlonkom
glOwy siwieja, staja sie oni coraz
wiecej podobni do staroczech6w.
Mianowicie zdecydowanymi staro-
czechami So narodowy minister
czeski DIR. Zaczek, nowy minister
rolnictwa, dr.. Brat, dotychczas
professor ekonomii politycznej ma
uniwersytecie czeskim W Pradze,
ziee patryarchy staroczech6w, sp.
dr.. Riegera. Minister dla spraw
kolei zelaznych, iniynier Vrba,
nalezy do stronnictwa m}odocze-
chow. W terazRiejszej reprezen-
tacyi narodu czeskiego W parla-
meneie ami staroczesi, ami m1odo-
czesi ME maja wiekszosci ami oso-
bno biorac zadne tych stronnictw
ami nawet W polaczeniu. Przewage
maja W klubach poselskich czes-
kich agrarzysci radykali. Wido-
czni enowy Rad postawie chce
parlamentowi kwestye tax:
= Jestem, jakim jestem. Albo
przyjmiecie mnie panOwie takim,
jakim jestem, albo sic rozstanie-
my - ii. parliament bedzie roz-
wiazany.
Socyalisci, chociaz So iczebnie
najsilniejszem stronnictwem W te-
razniejszym skladzie parlamentn,
ME maja W gabinecie ami jednego
reprezentanta.
"Di}o" ruskie zapowiada nowe-
mu gabinetowi stanowcza opozy-
eve ze strony Rusinow, raczeJ
ze strony ruskiej partyi ukraine
filskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-06

Londyn, 6 marca. = Krd Ed
ward odjechai stad do Biarritz.
Specyalny pociag, ktorym jechaf,
musiai sic zatrzymac pol godziny
w poblizu Buckley, o dziesiec mil
stad odlegiem, poniewaz tam
wstrzymano komunikacye powo
du kolizyi dwoch innych pocia-
gov W poblizu Tunbrigde, gdzie
dwie osoby zostaly zabite. Pociag
kr6lewski odjechai lima linia do
Dover.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-06
soBoTA, DNIA goo MARCA, 1909 RoKU.

movie reprezentantami prasy OBJ
jawiI swe zapatrywania ma rome
kwestye stojace W zwiazku z jego
urzedem, a dla mas najwiecej zaj-
mujacem jest to, co powiedzial o
znaczeniu imigracyi, szczeg6lnie
S}owian do tego kraju. Pomiedzy
innemi wyrazA sic W taxi spos6b:
"Sk}aniam. sic ku zapatrywaniu,-
re przybywanie narod6w z polu-
MISUNDERSTANDING Europy pr1ed-
stOwIG znaczne korzy$ci dza tego
kraj,S! Wiem tenn, ze niekt6rzy
socyologowie znacznie przekladali
imigracye lat moieh mlodych,
te, kt6ra naplywa}a z Niemiec
hub z Wielkiej Brytanii. Ci ludzie
przynosili ze soba wyzsza inteli-
gencye, wybitniejsza niezaleznoso
cd dzisiejszej klasy imigrant6w.
Przybywali dobrowolnie oczywi-
scie wiecej polegali ma sobie sa-
nlych cd tych, kt6rych sprowa-
dzaja agenci kompanij okreto-
wych.
'Niemiec, Irlandczyk lub Szkot
dawnych czas6w byl nietylko
dziarskim pionierem, ale take
domagal sic uznania swej uzytecz-
nosci, kraj ten chetnie mu go u
dzielal. Ale przyznajac to i ida
JAG sobie zupe}nie sprawe r6z-
nicy pomiedzy dawniejsza imigra-
eva a dzisiejsza, ME mona pre-
ocza6 takze tego, re Slowianie i
W}osi posiadajiq peacre prsymi0ty
duchowe, kt6rych kraji ten bardzo
pOtrzebuje.
HSlowqanie I W5osi So rehgij-
nymi, a chociaz rozumie sic my
wcale niereligijnymi ME jestesmy,
to jednak, zw}aszcza W latach o.
statnich tax bardzo bylismy zajeci
budowaniem materyalnego naszego
powodzenia, ze duchowe uczucia
narodu naszego nieco by}y uspione.
"Nadto zas narody to po}u-
dniowej Europy lubia niekt6re
rzeczy, kt6re my ma p6lnocy VIE
eel lub mniej zaniedbujemy lnb
tylko konwencyonalny W Mich u
dial bierzemy. NGprzyk3dd MAJ
zyke. o tax, wien dobrze, jake
zaslugi maja Niemcy okolo muzy-
ki. lego Mkt tez odm6wi6 i'm ME
moze. Ale u Slowian i W}och6w
naavet prostacseb przybysOGjqcy
sVrOdzonq jul odsmacsG SIC ,OrGS-
lowo$ciq na delikatne te strong
iycia.
ga my koniecznie potrzebujemy
takiego udelikatnienia. =. Po-
nadto takze i z punktu zapatrywa-
MIA czysto fizycznego ma kwestye,
dzisiejsza imigracya nabytkiem
sic wydaje bardzo pozadanym."
Moze jeszcze laden z MEOW
stanu ameryka1skich ME wyrazii
sic dotychczas tax pochlebnie, a
zarazem tax trafnie o wartosci zy-
wiohl s}owianskiego przybywaJa-
cego do tego kraju.