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FEARFUL IS TOLL
IN LIFE AND
IN MONEY
A startling Report is Issned Today by
the Government Showing the Ex-
tent of the Awful Fire Tax
Americans Pay Each Year.
THE FACTS ARE MOST APPALLING
tBy Associated Press. I

Washington. Feb. Fire, stolen
from heaven by Prometheus, accord
ing to ancient Greek mythology, and
as blessing brought by him to earth
in hollow reed after Zeus had de-
prived mankind of It, levies upon
Americans each year an enormous
tax calculated by United States gov
ernment officials at almost a million
and half dollars a day and 1,449
lives a year. AS result of an In
vestigation Just concluded by offic-
ials of the United States geological
survey 1t has been ascertained that
cheaper fireproof materials can be
used to advantage in construction,
that three to six times the necessary
amount of material is habitually used
in structural work in the United
States, that the building codes are
laxly enforced, that the fire loss in
the United States is eight times as
much per capita as in any country In
Europe and that the great fire waste
in the United States is due principal
ly to the predominance of frame
buildings and to defective construc-
tion and equipment.
Contrast between the small losses
by fire to government buildings and
the immense losses reported from the
country as whole led the geological
survey to make an inquiry as to fire
losses in the United States and as to
their exact cost to the people. Tests
to determine the strength and fire
resistance of building materials are
still being made by the survey, and
although these tests are designed
primarily to meet the needs of the
government as the largest consumer,
their results are available &c anyone
for general use.
Not one person in thousand
CONTINUED on page ten.)
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LINE
FINISHED
IN TWO
YEARS
Most Important Statement Issued by
Secretary Ballinger.-Anxious to
Push Work on Projects, and
Urges Immediate Action.
sTRoNGLYFAvoRs CERTIFICATES

OF keen and great interest to Grand
Junction and she Grand valley is a
statement Just issued by Richard A.
Ballinger, secretary of the depart
mont of the interior, with reference
to the condition and needs of the re-
claInation projects, including the
Grand Valley Righ Line canal pro-
ject. The statement or letter was
made public for the nfst time in
Warrington Saturday evening". aLt
The Daily Sentinel gives the first To-
cal publication OF its contents. A
dispatch from Washington. embrac-,
ing the letter. reads:
THE enormity of the work under
TIA ken by the reclamation service car
be appreciated from reading at letter.
written by Secretary Ballinger to
Chairman Garter OF the senate COM
mittee on Irrigation. setting forth the
amount OF money needed to complete
projects that are now under way and
the amount that will be necessary to
develop these projects to the limit OF
their utmost possibilities.
1T appears from this letter that
the Yakima project in eastern Wash
ington is destined In time to be the
largest and the most expensive of all
projects built by che government, for.
pended s1,42f-0O0 is necessary to
complete those portions of the pro-
ject already mapped out, while an ad-
ditional 1900, 600 will be required
to fully utilize the water that iR
available or can be made available by
storage in the, Yakima drainage ba-
sin.
I'm his lecter to Senator Carter.
See retary Baflinger gives a statement
showing how II is proposed TO utilize
the $50, 100000 proposed to be raised
by an bond issue or through the sale
of certificates of Indebtedness re-
deemable from the reclama tion fund.
and gives an intimation OF what is to
come in later years when this $780,
000, 900 has been expended.
'To complete the projects accord
ing to approved plans, he says, will
take little more than two years. to
them in their entirety. car
rying out work not yet mapped out.
would require six years more.
The secretary's letter, which
forms the main argument in support
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
ORIGINAL ENTRYMEN FINALLY WIN
OUT IN THE FAMOUS CONTEST
OVER THE REDLANDS CLAIMS HERE
Secretary of the Interior Reuerses the
Decisions of the General and
Local Land Offices
A Bitterly Contested Case

This afternoon message was re-
ceived in Grand Junction by Joseph
keifer from Maj. Lacy, of Iowa. one
of the attorneys in the case, announc-
ing that the secretary of the depart
ment of the interior, Richard A. Bal
linger, had handed down decision
reversing the findings of the COM
missioner of the general land office
and the findings of the Montrose,
Colo, land office, in the celebrated,
long drawn out and bitterly contest
ed case involving the title to the
Redlands claims, under the canal of
the Redlands Irrigation and Power
company, across the river and west
and north of the city of Grand juno
tion.
Also telephone message was re-
ceived from Denver by Attorney Ben.
.s4sff sffttsr tn. une e-ofthe, attorneys for the
Redlands company stating that Gov.
Shafroth, who represented the orig
inal entrymen before the secretary
of interior. as an attorney, had on
yesterday received a message from
Washington stating that. the secre-
tary of the interior had reversed the
decisions and findings of the lower
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
WITH MEMORABLE SERVICES
YESTERDAY THE BIG Y,MC,A.
CONVENTION COMPLETES WORK

The Y. NJ. C. A. convention is over
The delegates have nearly all left
the city.
The convention was one of the
most successful ever held.
The visitors left the city praising
Grand junction, its people, its hos
pitality and its Y. NJ. c. A.
Grand Junction is better for having
entertained this splendid organiza-
ton. The twenty-third annual meet
ing of the Colorado State Y. NJ. c. A.
will be remembered as one of the big
gest. most enjoyable. meetings in the
city's history and from all accounts
1t will be remembered by the Y. NJ.
C. A. members of Colorado as one of
the best sessions in the hitsory of the
work in Colorado.
With weather ideal, with superb
arrangements ably carried out by the
local committees, headed by General
Secretary VIII A. House, of the local
association, and Mr.. James II. Ran
kin. of this city, with the sessions all
interesting. lively. profitable and en-
tertaining, with nothing unpleasant
to mar the enjoyment, why shouldn't
the Grand Junction meeting rank as
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07

one of the finest Y. NJ. C. A. conven-
tions in Colorados history?
Sunday. the last day of the con-
vention, was indeed great day.
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock In
eight of the churches of the city able
and brilliant Y. NJ. c. A. leaders ad-
dressed large and appreciative con-
gregations. These addresses were all
Of n most interesting nature and all of
them aroused much enthusiasm.
At o'clock Sunday morning the
delegates preparatory service held in
the Y. NJ. C. A. building proved a
most impressive service.
At the same hour, O'Clock. In the
afternoon. three great meetings were
held.
The meeting at the Auditorium,
led by that remarkable man. Jim"
Goodheart, proved to be one of the
most remarkable mems meeting ever
held in Grand Junction.
Albert e. Roberts Of New York
City addressed large audience of
boys at the Congregational church.
o. l.. Cox, general secretary of the
Salt Lake City Y. NJ. C. A, talked to
Continued on page 81
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
COURT
DECIDES
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Feb. THIS afternoon
the Colorado state supreme court
handed down a long list of decisions.
One decision of statewide Importance
is that upholding the decision of the
Delta county court granting damages
to C. c. Sampson for loss of cattle as
a result of the bursting of reser-
voir owned by the Garnett Ditch &
Reservoir company. The court holds
that every owner of a reservoir or a
dam is liable to damages If the water
penned up escapes and damages
property.
The widely known case of Henry
Young VS.. the Peopl of Colorado,
appealed from Montre sc county dis
trict court. Is reversed
There are no Mesa county cases
among those decided today.
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tribunals and had decided for tae
original entrymen.
Naturally there has been much re-
joicing among the numerous local
people and lower valley people who
were original entrymen on the Red
lands and also among the officials
and stockholders of the Redlands
Irrigation and Power company.
1t is reported this afternoon that
tonight there will be an informal
celebration of the victory among the
members of that side of the famous
case that has finally won out. 1t was
also reported that over on the Red
lands tonight some big powder blasts
would be shot off as part of the
celebration.
This afternoon the contesting en-
trymen, the local people who filed
contests on the claims following the
sensational charges preferred by the
government official three years ago,
had received no dispatches from
Washington concerning the outcome
OF the case although they have rep
resentatives there.
Continued on Page seveA.)
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
''S|CKLY SENTIMENT
THE CAUSE, HE
DECLARES

Cincinnati, O.. Feb. Henry L.
Hunt, the prosecuting attorney for
Hamilton county, announced today
that the second trial Of Mrs. jeanette
Stewart Ford on the charge of black
mailing Charles l.. Warriner would
not be delayed.
The prosecutor reiterated his opin-
ion that the failure of the first jury
to reach a verdict was the result of
the ''siokly sentimentality that makes
it almost impossible to convict wom-
an"
That even an acquittal would not
have ended the woman's troubles was
indicated by Dennis Cash. the assist
ant prosecutor, who said:
There are indictments against
Mrs. Ford for receiving money and
for more recent attempt at black
mail than that which was brought
forward In the first trial."
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
NEWLANDS OPPOSES
ADMINISTRATION BILL
LRy Associated Press. l

Washington, Feb. THE admin
istration bill providing for the in
corporation of corporations engaged
in interstate commerce was presented
to both branches of congress today.
In the house reference of the bill to
the judiciary committee was made
without objection but in the senate
Mr.. Newlands opposed the second
reading of the bill and gave notice
that on tomorrow he would ask to
have Il referred to the committee on
interstate commerce.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
JOHNSON AND GOULD To
SERVE 90 DAYS IN JAIL

this afternoon Judge Sullivan overruled
Attorney Rle trials the W. Gould
Johnson convicted of running dsordey because
illegally sold whisky these houand
Gould and johnson sentenced so
County Schrader and
They Jail upon
Attorney Rozze filed exceptions to the oveulng decisions but he
did net ask for any stay of judgment
Only
permitting
will
peaed
Deputy District Attorney McCnok the prosecution
the hearings today
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
ADD AN0!!H!E:R MURDER
TO THE. LONG LIST
[By Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO, FEB. 7.-ANOTHER
VICTIM WAS ADDED TODAY TO
THE LONG LIST OF MURDERS
COMMITTED ON THE NORTH SIDE
IN THE ITALIAN COLONY WHEN
JOSEPH LAVERDI WAS SHOT AND
KILLED IN THE BASEMENT OF
HIS HOME.
FIFTEEN MEN HAVE BEEN AR
RESTED ON SUSPICION, THE PO-
LICE BELIEVING THE MURDERS
ARE MEMBERS OF THE BLACK
HAND. a..
LAVERDI WAS A COUSIN OF
TONY DUGO WHO WAS SHOT AND
KILLED UNDER EQUALLY AS
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES IN
THE SANE NEIGHBORHOOD LAST
DECEMBER.
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BLIZZARD IS RAGING
IN THE EAST TODAY
[By Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, FEB. 7.-AL-
MOST EVERY STATE ON THE
ATLANTIC SEABOARD FROM
MAINE TO FLORIDA TODAY Is
EXPERIENCING THE COLDEST
DAY 1T HAS HAD DURING THE
WINTER, WHILE THE TEMPERA-
TURE IN THE WEST AND NORTH
WEST is GROWING WARMER.
THE COLD EXTENDS FAR INTO
THE SOUTH, WHERE TONIGHT
FROST WILL BE FELT,
WARMER WEATHER Is PROM
ISED FOR TOMORROW.
CANTON, n. ", HAD A TEMPER
AZURE OF d DEGREES BELOW
ZERO AT EIGHT O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07

Charles F. Stokes, medical director
If the navy. who last week was NOM
mated for the position of surgeon
;eneral of the navy to succeed Sur
con General Presley NJ. Rixey. who
etired voluntarily, is a first cousin
Mt. Arthur II. Stokes. the we'll
-own weter Commissioner residing
west Of this city. "a .-s--z4
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
A BOY lS.KILLED

Salida, Colo, Feb. 7.-Henry Al
red, son of county commissioner
was thrown from a horse and killec
while driving some stray horses this
morning. He WAS is years Of age.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07

After an interval of almost 4
month the jury called by Coroner B.
H. Stewart to determine the cause of
the death of Col. Thos. II. Swope,
resumed its sessions at Independence,
Mo-, today. 1t is believed the cor
oner's inquest will do much to
straighten out the legal tangle which
has developed since Col. Swope's
death was made the subject OF an
investigation. II verdict declaring
that death came under unnatural
circumstances is returned, 1t Is said
indictmentR Will, follow. II an oppo-
site verdict II rsached. the CRIMINAL
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
MORE DEVELOPMENTS
MYSTERIOUS
SWOPE CASE
IBy Associated Press. ]

Kansas City, Feb. IA suit de-
manding 100000 for alleged libel
was filed today by the attorney Of
DR.. B. c. Hyde against John G. Pay
ton, executor of the estate of Col
Thos. Swope. DR.. Hyde has filel
three suits for damages as the result
of the Swope mystery.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
A CHILD IS CRUSHED

Greeley, Colo, Feb. 7.-One child
is dead and four others had narrow
escapes as a result Of being run down
by heavy traction engine this after.
BOON.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07
ISSUES PROCLAMATION
TBy Associated Press. I

BY AssOclated PreSs. ]
; Washington, Feb. THE =
president has Issued a procla- =
: nation in which 1t is declared =
, that German goods imported in =
, to the United States are entitled =
, to the minimum rates OF duty. =
, = = = = = = = = = . . . . = = . =
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e1uSI TO- kN0W s
!
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07

A NJ Goshen left yesterday fog
Denver on a short business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-07

aspect of the case will vanish and
only a civil suit will be heard.
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Sentinel want ads bring results.
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relegramy krajove.
New York, N. Y, 3 wrzesnia.

New York, N. Y, wrzesnia.
= Strajk 10000 pracownikow
krawieckich, trwajacy Cd dziewie
ciu tygodni, zostal zakohczony.
Dni nedzy strasznej walki nina
niebawem, zgiodniali powroca do
piracy W tych dniach.
Byla to walka straszna, DO do
prowadziia juz do tego, re 1O,Ooo
robotnikow, rodzinami swenli,
wiec blisko $4,000 osob zostaio
wyrzuconych IA bruk z powodu
nieplacenia mieszkania j musiala
ma ulicach obozowac strzedz re-
stick swojego mienia przed roz-
kradzeniem.
Strajkuacy, mimo ogromnej
swej liczby, mimo nedzy ME do
puscili sic zadnych awantur, "a
dnych gwaitow tenn pozyskali
sympatye opinii W zuPelnosci, ja-
ko ludzie zasSaguiacy ma poPar-
Gle.
Strajk wywalczyi wiele dobre-
go, tylko uznania zwiazku zawo-
dowego ME wywalczono, ale w
kazdym razie fabrykanci zobowia
zali sic tolerowac zwiazek da-
wac w przyjmowaniu do piracy
pierwszehstwo zwiazkowcom i
ich warsztaty w pierwszej linii
popierae.
lime warunki zgody, przyjete
przez fabrykantow, So nastepuja-
ce: t.'@%.t..S
~ Bezpiatne elektryczne moto
ry;
p Wykluczenie dawania pra-
cy do domow;
81 Pociaganie do odpowiedzial-
nosci fabrykantow, ktorzy okaza
sic stronniczymi wobec swych ro-
botnikow; =
A. Szess dni piracy W tygodniu
i tygodniowa wyplata nalezyto-
Sci; 4.e
81 Wszelkie podkontrasta znie
stone;
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piec dni tygodnia, a piet godzin
w szostym;
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sztuki7 ma bye ustalone przez re-
prezentsntow obu partyi;
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wytknela sobie "a eel akcye "a
wprowadzeniem sqdow rozJem-
czych, podjela ma odroczonym juz
wczoraj kongresie miedzypail-
stwowyin rezolucye, ktora prze-
szla ma razie do porzadku dzien-
nego mad projektem amerykan-
skiego sekretarza stanu Knoxa,
kt6ry projektowas, ably moe wy
dawania rozjemczych wyrokow
w miedzypahstwowych sprawach
przelano ma uchwalony w 1907 r.
TRIBUNAL dla rozsadzenia sporow
o ,,zdobycz" i .iupy". Wniosku
Knoxa dlatego ME MONA byfo
brat pod rozwage, gdyz wynlki
konwencyi, ma ktorej powyzszy
tribunal uchwalono zaiozyt, ME
zostaly jeszcze przyjete przez
pahstwa.
Pan Knox zdradzii sic, ze ME
sledzi rlalezycie toku spraw mic
dzypahstwowych inie vie, co sic
dokola niego dzieje. Przyp. red }
Ostenda, Belgia. 3 wrzesnia.-
Aeronautka francuska panna He
lena Durien zdobyfa dla rodzalu
zehskiego rekord lotnictwa. Pre-
leciala ,9S miliowa przestrzeh do
Bruegge, gdzie okrazyia ma wyso
kosci 1900 stop tamtejsza siawna
dzwonnice.' 80. ~. +
Rzyn, 9, wrzesnia, - Podczas
ostatnich "a godzin zg}oszono w
prowincyi Bari dele Puglie IL
nowych zasiabniec ma cholere, a
II zgonow. *1e~
Meksyk, rniasto, 8 wrzesnia.-
Rozeszla sic tm pogaoska, re byiy
prezydent Nikaraguy DR.. Madriz
orzybywa Costa Rica do Me-
ksyku j ma zaniar otworzyc tu
kancelarye adwokacka.
DR.. Madriz miai stracic wieksza
Geese swego rnajatku ma nieudaie
zgniatanie rewofucyi, wobec cze-
90 postanowil pracowae jake
adwokat, ably sic odrobit.
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w sercu kaldego cziowieka, jako
poczucie narodowosci. Pyta tez
organ katolicki:
Coz znaczyc ma wlasciwie
ten strach przed ludzmi, ktorzy
pred kilku tygodniami w Kra-
kowie wystepowali, ,ktorzy jednak
na seryo myslec ME mogli, jak
to wyraznie Schlesische Ztg. "a
znacza, aby zjawii sic jakis ,deus
ex machina", jakas potega "a
graniczna, ktora i'm pomoze do
ziszczenia wszechpolskich ma.
rzeh? A jezeli zas o tenn fffysleli,
coz to moze obchodzic potezne
Niemcy, ktore codziennie in
nyrni przeciwnikami liczyc, sic
musza, anizeli garstka radyka-
low polsklch niewidzla1eml
ich hufcami. Kto wiasciwie ma
udzielic i'm tel pomocy? Czy mo-
re Rosya, ktora rada jest re ma
spokoj ma zachodnich kresach,
patrzy ma Wsch6d ma Mandzu-
rye, silly swoje tam gromadzi j
pragnie tiustym keskiem podzie-
lie sic z Japonia, zanim ktos tree
ci sic zjawi? Kazdy Polak, posia-
dajacy chociazby srednie wy
ksztalcenie, vie 0 zawiedzionych
nadziejach ojcow, ktorzy Napole-
onowi I-mu zawierzyli ! spodzie-
wall sic, ze odbuduje i'm potezna
Polske. z drugiej zas strony,
gdziez ma bye owa duma ger
mahska, zaufanie do floty, do
dwudziestu i dwu korpusow ar
mil korpusu gwardyiskiege,
gdziez sic owa duma podziewa W
chwili, kiedy sic giosi paaczliwe
narzekania grozacych ewolucy-
ach, rewolucyach zwyciestwach
polskich ma kresach wschodnich?
Mech radykali robia sobie co
chca, ale rozsadnych, umiarko-
wanych, godzacych sic na histo-
ryczne fakty ME nalezy odpy-
chac ciagle i ciagle, rabiac woj-
sko polskie, kartaczujac je, u
mozliwiajae przez to istnienie j
deklamacye demagogom polskim.
Zamek cesarski W Poznariiu ME
ma bye forten, ktorego grozic
beda dziaia i haubice, mozdzie-
RE karabiny kresom wschod-
nim. ,Zaf1ek ten ma bye raczej
cymbolem pojednania, W kom-
natach jego ma rezydowae cesarz,
jako cesarz dla wszystkich, kto-
~ dla wszystkich ma bye row.
ME sprawiedliwy, tax samo, jak
przed dwunastu wiekatni cesarz
Karol W Akwizgranie wyniieftai
sprawiedliwosc dla wszystkich
bez wyjatku".
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somkowyc kapeuszy pzecw mod
,ierW,:sszz.e 8 nasiibos5gisItsze lsi 3 ro;dziny " y

pierwsze j najbogatsze rodziny W
kraju.
Ostatnio dokonano zamachu ma
Sarata Tszandre, krajowca, ktory
W Dacca peinii funkcye inspekto-
ra policyi bacznie sledzil wszel-
kie, wrogie Anglikom nurtujace
W spoleczenstwie induskim pra-
dy. Tszandre postrzelono w ia
sny dzien ma ulicy tax niebezpie-
cznie, re prawdopodobnie wyzio-
ME ducha. Zamachu dokonalo kill
ku mlodzencow, nalezacych do
najwyzszej arystokracyi W kraju.
Havana, Kuba, 8 wrzesnia.-
Wczoraj okazaio sic po raz pier
wszy humorystyczne, W bardzo
dobrej redakcyi pismo ,Chante-
cler". = Redaktorem pisma byl
Juan Amer.
Poniewaz jednak pismo zawie-
ralo artyku, osmieszajacy handy
dature Jozefa Pennino ma czlonka
Rady miejskiej = przeplacii
Amer swoje wydawnictwo smier-
cia, bo Pennino zobaczywszy w
pismie swoja ,,sylwetke" zastrze-
lii go.
Kopenhaga, 8 wrzesnia. Socya-
fista Ledebour, czlonek niemiec-
kiego parlamentu zaatakowal ma
wczorajszem posiedzenin mic
dzynarodowego kongresu socya-
listycznego dziaialnose T. Roose-
velta. Naval on eksprezydenta
politycznym komiwojazerem a
jego Gala dziaialnost reklamowa
blaga. Jako 'gaowny argument
przeciw Roeseveltowi podniosi
Ledebour fakt, re eksprezydent
,podczas swej po Europie wedrow
XII pochwalii ciemie1cze rzady
Anglii W Egipcie i W ten sposob
sprowokowai patryotyczne uczu-
cia tamtejszego ludu.
w movie swej uzyl Ledebor1r
slow, ze Franklin, Lincoln, Wa
shington gdyby z grobow pow
stall mhsieliby sic wstydzic, re
Roosevelt jest zastepca wielkie-
go naroda demokratycznego.
Nastepnie nchwalil kongres re-
zolucye, .oswiadczajac sic "a roz-
brojeniem wprowadzeniem mie-
dzypahstwewego trybunalu roz-,
jemczego. eGs22a
!. Bruksela, g wrzesnia. .---zMies
dzyparla1nentarna unia, ktora
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Tozsamot6 kierunku.

Markow IL. Panowie paljaki! Me
myslcie, ae W Rosyi jest tylko ieden
Rodiczew, Z kt6rym moaecie tyc "
zsodzie. Pomiedzy tego' pogladami q
mojemi pogladami ma kwestys polska
niema prawie aadnej roanicy, DO on
ohce sam kochae. paljakow. a ia chez.
zeby paljaki mnis kochali!
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PRZEGLAD
pOuTfn MIEDzYAARODOWEl
Chicago, 8 wrzesnia.
(Przed otwarciem ,,Kruczego
Gniazda").

Nastroj W obozie hakatystycz-
nym charak.eryzuje dosadnie po-
lemika katolickiego Oberschlesi-
scher Kurier z przeciwpolska
Schlesische Ztg. Organ katolicki
pisze miedzy innemi
,Ze zblizaniem sic dnia przyja-
zdu cesarza do Poznania opano-
wuje hakatyst6w bezmyslna
trwoga przed Polakami. Formal
ma panika powstala W ich szere-
gach. Drza pred niebezpieczeh-
stwami, kt6re .istniec jedynie mo-
ga W piatym, wymiarze, pred
widmarpi, ktore W najgorszym
razie pokutowac moga W oslawio
nej godzinie duchow W starych
gmachach kres6w wschodnich. w
kazdym praXlie mum. pism haka-
tystycznych znajduje oskarzenie
caiego spoieczenstwa polskiego o
zdrade stanu, a wszyscy, groma-
dzacy sic okoio Korfantego, i
wszyscy inni radykalni agitato-
rzy musieliby bye chyba wcielo-
nymi anioiami, gdyby ME mieli u
poit sic tenn powietrzem, prze-
peinionem przewidywaniami ka-
tastrofy. Robi to ma mas wraze-
ME. jakoby wygrywano ostatni
atut, jakOby wyciagano wszyst-
kie zapasy strachow, aby doszly
do uszu cesarza i sklonily go po-
srednio do wypowiedzenia woj-
nv calemu polskiemu spoieczen-
stwu. Schlesische Ztg, zabieraja-
ca CLOS giowny W walce o Ilion,
posuwa sic najdalej, Pisze drza-
CEN widocznie troski pi6rem =
4e Polacy, ktorzy W Krakowie
obchodzili rocznice grunwaldz-
ka, paiaja nienawiscia do Me
mice wierza w znnartwychwsta-
ME samodzielnego krolestwa pol
Ekiego. Pokojowego charakteru
eo oderwanie czesci Prus i cesar
stwa niemieckiego mice ME mo-
4e. SHY polskie same na to ME
starcza; musEa wiec Polacy W o.
bliczenia przyszloSci wciagnac i
inne czynniki, kt6re sic wierno-
kcia dla pahstwa pogodzie ME da
dza."
w dluzszym artykule przed-
stawia nastepnie oberschl. Kur,
Re mysl wszechpolska ME jest
niczem innem, jak ia sama te-
sknota do jednoSci narodowej,
kt6ra podyktowaia ludowi ME
mieckiemu podanie Barbarosie,
otoczonym w g6rze .Kyfhauser
przez kraki, Ict6re symbolizowa-
~ rozdarte niezgoda plemiona
niemieckie. Tesknota ia drzemie