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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
Owner III in Bed and Is Carried
Out by Doctor While the
Flames Threaten.

j NJ. Stephens, prominent official
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. and his three daughters narrowly
escaped death from fire which des-
troyed their home at Sc Park street this
morning about o'clock.
Mr.. Stephens, bedridden from the eff
fects Of a recent operation, was saved
only through the help Of Dr. j. c. " hite
and other neighbors who rushed into
the burning house and aided him In the
descent from his second story room.
The three Stephens girls, Misses Nan,
Grace and Frances. were aroused from
sleep after the flames had acquired a
frightful Roadway. and had time only
to clothe themselves hastily in loose
wraps and to escape Miss Daisy Mar
tin, their guest shared their adventure
The home was destroyed and little or
nothing Of its contents we're saved The
entire loss probably will amount to
$4,000, on which insurance of $4,000
was held.
The fire was started from defective
electric wiring, it is presumed, although
the destruction is complete and evil
dence of no cause whatever can be OBJ
tanned. In the rather high wind Of the
early morning, the flames were famed
to destructive force within a few min
utes. and the firemen Of station No. g,
responding to the call found thejr ef-
forts 'unayailmg because OF the tre-
mendous Roadway which the Are had
gained. Much of their efforts neces-
sarily were devoted to preventing de-
struction of adjoining property.
The fire occurred al a time when
West End citizens were arising and
great excitement prevailed The danger
to nearby property was imminent. and
neighbors in every stage of dishabilie
made very nervous audience for the
work of the flames
The inhabitants of the house were
awakened by passersby VINO saw the
smoke in considerable volume pouring
from the windows OF the house. Within
a few minutes after the first alarm was
given. the flames wrapped the house,
The Stephens family and their guest,
Miss Martin. found refuge In the home
of d. j. Ray, VINO lives across the street
from their home.
one effect of the Are was to tie up
street ear traffic in West End. The fire
coming before most of the West End
dwellers left for their business of the
day, hundreds were delayed and many
walked to work.
J. "a. stephens, whose nome wa4 de-
-uoyed is assistant general superir-
tenednt 81 the Western f'rinu Teln-
graph Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
JEKYL ISLAND BARS
NEWSPAPER MEN AT
ROCKEFELLER QUIZ

BRC NSWICK. GA. Feb. 6.-News-
paD~r men are to be barred from at
tendance al the private exa mination Of
William Rockefeller. Standard Oil mag
nate. Oh Friday by Attorney Samuel
Untermyer and Chairman Pujo, Of the
money trust Investigating committee.
This action became known toda y
when officials OF the Island club, which
practically owns Jekyl island, where
Rockefeller is, announced that none but
the government representatives will be
allowed there. 1t will not be until
after the millionaire and the committee
make their boat trip back from the is
land that Rockefeller's testimony will
be made public
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
PEARY, DISCOVERER
OF NORTH POLE, ILL,
GOES UNDER KNIFE

WASHINGTON Feb admiral
Robert Peary, discoverer OF the north
pole. is i'll in his home here as a result
of an operation the nature of which is
not disclosed by members Of his family
Reports that Admiral Peary had suf-
fered an attack of appendicitis and
that he was in dangerous condition
alarmed his friends here today.
Mrs. Peary, however. denied that thu
admiral had been operated upon for
appendicitis, but admitted Thar "a mi
nor operation" had been performed. She
said the noted explorer lis DOING nicely
To-Day and Is III good shape"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
a DROWN WHEN
LAKE TUG SINKS
The monarch" Strikes Sub
merged Snag in TchuIa Lake,
Mississippi.

teen of the crew Of the tug boat Mon
arch were Crowned today when the ves-
sci struck submerged snsg in Tchula
lake and sank.
Only meager reports of the tragedy
have been received, but 1t is said that a
number of the crew we're negroes.
Several are reported to have escaped.
The boat sank very suddenly after the
crash, large hole evidently having
been torn in her bottom by the snag.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
Lawyers Week
e Warrant.

on the DISCRIMINATION Beach
Pldoe TO admit that he had en-
louf attorneys a week before
steotye ever arrived on the scene,
IL weeks before the warrant was
\ me prosecution had Beach to
mat Joseph Hartman visited
frequently Also that, during the
4 VI 1917, he and Mrs. Beach lived
'duhot} of the property occupied
Ii ny the Lyonses; that frequently
|'Do III Necessary to go to New
VI business, remaining away at
H OF t"o weeks. and that. with
option of their two children. Mrs.
stayed alone.
redirect examination. Beach
"'~ NOT IL millionaire. NO,
1 ny Il long shot" He also said
mad had Baughn's record inves-
alter the warrant for his own
'''en was subjected to a trying
"uo was on the witness stand
H. man three hours.
Beach S Past
Fnfolded.
W. O'Clock Mrs. Beach took the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
The Atlanta Sunday American Will
Make Its Appearance
Early in April
THE ATLANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN which wi

The ATLANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN which will be the South
en member OF William Randolph eas great
Sunday newspapers will first early April plans
purposes OF the new publication being looked with great
care and the paper when from the presses
measure up to the highest standards of Sunday newspaper
and satisfy the desires and expectations Southern people
Inc establishment of the Sunday paper compliance with
nsstent demand from advertisers and readers THE AT
ANIA GEORGIAN became Hearst newspaper a year ago
For several weeks past workmen
gagged remodeng Georgian building for the reception
more mammoth presses five type machines large
quantity of other equipment.
THE ATLANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN will be as high class in
every respect as the other Hearst Sunday There will
ties which have made THE NEW YORK AMERICAN THE CHICAGO
EXAMINER, THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER THE BOSTON,
AMERICAN AND THE LOS ANGELES EXAMINER popular among
millions of readers of Sunday newspapers throughout country
And from careful investigation by Georgian
period of several months every
ATLANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN will prove as popular in Atlanta
and the South the other Sunday papers
sections of the country.
In fact, it is the determination
LANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN greatest newspaper
but the will be true with the entire the Ohio
to Key West and the Gulf of Mexico and from Virginia
The initial circulation of
much than claimed by other paper the sutbut the
circulation will remain these figures
THE ATLANTA AMERICAN will rapidly increase the cir
eulation
That there little doubt the part
will be by being made
mechanical facilities The plant being installed large
duced in the South.
And with THE ATLANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN will come to
the Kaenjammer Kids and the antics of Happy Hoogan
Batch and Jimmie and all the of the funny folks
millions of young and old laugh every Sunday morning
The magazine section of THE ATLANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN
will eclipse the magazine section of The Georgian Saturday.
which has been popular 1t will be lust artistic
Sunday newspapers printed
colors-n other words it will high
standard
other sections will be interesting and of the high
quality There will be the famous editorial and dramatic section
City Life humor society foreign
section sporting section automobile section and The
American Sunday twice month This feature
hgclass magazine itself with the artistic illustrations high
priced produce and printed the best book paper
TO publish paper of this character magnitude require
plant of capacity That being installed in
cude biggest and fastest newspaper presses plant
organized arranged with eye the fuureone which will
produce entirely Atlanta paper which would do credit
York.
The art photograph work will continue be in THE
LANTA SUNDAY AMERICAN What it has been THE Att
ANTA GEORGIAN during the yearhe best country
It that the Hearst papers print the striking
and artistic pictures found and every effort has
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
THE WEATHER

,ioht; increased cIoudiness,
pr t0u, rain or snow, Friday.
e"eu TIRES: s a. m, 81 degrees; 10
Fpsr3s4t 5eqrees; IL noon, SO de-
n" =, M, 4s degrees. Sunrise,
!. sunset. 5;13.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
Husband and Wife De-
ire Negro SIashed Mrs.
Beaeh's Throat.
hay or MUCH TEMPER
WARD THE PROSECUTOR
tipaIs in Aiken Case Put
rouqh Severe GrilIing on
Witness Stand.

|EN. S. c., Feb. 6.--Dressed in a
suit of ultra fashionable cut,
lick 0. Beach, the rich New York
,an accused of slashing his wife
throat with a knife, in an eff
h XIII her, took the witness stand
his trial was resumed today and,
cath. denied the charge against
Mrs, Beach entered the court
with her husband, wearing a low
iLor blouse. that displayed the scar
4 well nodded neck.
Beach was the first witness call
len the defense was resumed. The
room was crowded to its capacity
society people prominent in New
and other cities.
lsressman James r. Byrnes con-
d the examination for the defense.
bach reiterated the familiar story
be and his wife have SO often and
swerVingly repeated.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
Negroes Say They Were Ar
rested by 'BaiIiffs' and Made
to Pay Bail to Attorney.
QUEER EARLY MORNING
RAIDS ARE INVESTIGATED
Wife, in Divorce Suit, Charges
Boswell Brought Negroes
Into Her Room. :

Detectives today are probing the ar
rest of numerous negroes by alleged
bailiffs In the past few days and are in
vestigating the part said to have bsen
played by Attorney III. J. Boswell who
is reported to have posed as a profess
sional bondsmap, and who was sued
today for divorce by his wife. Mrs. Car
RE Lou Boswell.
Attorney Boswell this afternoon de-
MED that there was anything illegal in
his actions and declared he had acted
merely in his capacity as lawyer
striking feature OF the divorce suit
is Mrs Boswelrs charge that her hus-
band brought negroes into her room
while she was still In bed.
The police say the startling reveia-
tons brought about by the investiga-
ton clears the mystery of the reported
activity by plain clothes officers OF the
vice squad" and shows that the police
had no connection with two recent in
cidents In which women are said to
have been frightened by mysterious
men supposed to be members OF the
"vice squad"
Police Chief Beavers said today thai
the probe would be rigid and that he
would go to the bottom Of the affair
that If evidence against the accused
bailifYs or Attorney Boswell warranted
it grand Jury action would be asked
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
6each s Past
Jnfolded.

''noed on Page Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
Say They Made
Bond Before Lawyer.

The officers, who are believed to have
made the raids. according to inforrna-
ton to the police, are Charles Isom re-
ported to be a baflifS: Dave Yancey,
formerly q bailiY in the city criminal
court, and man named Harrison, said
to be railroad special officer These
men are believed to be the mysterious
men" who visited the home of Mrs. C.
l.. Rountree, 104 LucESie street, and /.
Balager. 1871 Pulliam street. and mF1o
were credited with being members OF
the police vice squad"
According TO tho accusations or the
arrested negroes themselves they were,
yanked from their homes at early hours
In the morning by these 'fbailtffs'' with
searchlights, and. instead of besns lock
ed in jail, We're carried before Attorney
Boswell. where they made bond. Some
OF the negroes said they paid Boswell
as much as $40 for a bond. They were
then turned loose.
These proceedings are safd to have
taken place mostly between u O'clock
midnight and 3 o'clock In the xnosusns
in BoswelIs office I'm East Hunter strass
near Central place. Boswell! conducts q
coal and wood yaro al this pssGsa, ara In
said to have signed Tao negroes besas
fr 4hsm N$azn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
j Tells His
of Attack.

h gradually Mr. Beach told OF
be his wife's screams, rushing to
Dor and down the steps, ITO see a
figure shoot past me and out OF
hont gate. so close that-detnn
Il could have tripped him." His
he said, was leaning against a
pillar, He rushed on to her and
What Is the matterT'
turned, he said, threw her arms
ID his neck and sobbed out:
], my He has done something
hui"
Beach denied that there were any
ms after he carried his wife into
louse He declared that he car
her in placed her on a lounge,
upstairs, got his pistol, came back
looked down Hoods lane and up
Jerry street, and returned to the
door 70 ind it locked.
Beach swore that the penknife,
now has only one blade, posi-
had two blades in it when he
p to Detective Baughn.
cross examination, the prosecu-
beried
u mean To have this jury believe
baughn or Gyles broke that blade
you gave them the knife-broke
PACE and tried to place it on you?
J, SIR Beach fired back; II don't
Pat, but ] do say that knife had
plades when | turned it over to
hn and Gyles,"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06

The investigation started yesterday
when Florence Brown. q negro woman
who conducts q restaurant I'm Decatur
street, complained to Chief Beavers
that supposed bailifts arrested her as
she was alone in her room SUNDAY
morning and carried her past the laf
TO Attorney BosweiI's coal offics, where
she paid the attorney SIS for a bond
This was between and o'clock ir1 til,
morning, she told the chief.
Chief Beavers turned the matter ave,
to Chief OF Detectives LanRoro. and
two detectives were detailed on ths
case. These officers today obtained the
names of four other negroes, Ella
Heard, Son West. Edna jackson and
John Simmons, all OF whom said thew
were arrested by "bailiffs" and carried
before Attorney Boswell in his coal Of
flee In the early morning hours to give
bond. Some of these negroes said they
paid Boswell $40 for their bonds.
Florence Brown said she was ordered
to appear yesterday in Justice Jor-
dams court. 347 IL Edgewood avenue,
but that no officer nor any one else APP
peared to prosecute her. Her case was
then continued until this afternoon. al
which time the cases of the other four
negroes are set for trial
The Brown woman further said that
Attorney Boswell told her if she APP
peared in court it would cost her 1888
more, and explained that she would be
notified If she was wanted in court"
Additional evidence wss obtained TO-
day by Captain Terry when an inves-
LEGATION was made into the published
report that plainciothes officers had Wis
tied the horne Of |. Balagar, ISL pullian,
street. u was found that four men
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
Sls.St s;
M sprzedaz.

%Hlfy$s #lE4Ea2I. = 8#5ets&SS5 -
:a7O ARROW dobrze uprawne
70 farmerskiego ogrodu.zs pa
twiskiiel,nnassii;soWocsem PrzyJtty,-.
.ka do osady Homer, odlegte
pie6c milod Winony. 50 a
kr6w %uprawnych:7 Sad i dro-
>bny owoc. Najlepszy grunt.
Dom mieszkalny Q 6 STAN
cyach i siedm innych dobrych
budynk6w., S}abe zdrowie
wlasciciela jest Powodem
sprzedazy tel fanny. Kupuja-
cy moze wejs6 natychmiast W
posiadanie, j moze objac ros-
mace zbiory j maszyny farmer
skie. Bardzo tanioo "a S., 900
Przyjjmnie sic posiadfo6c W
miescie jake cze6c zapfaty.
Pc blizsze informacye zg}o-
sic sic do Bierce & Ross
Co. Winona, Mimi.
w bloku Hirsh'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
Odrazajace PLAINLY ma
twarzy

zosta}y w~,leczone pr1ez Ora. Hob
soma Eczt ma ointment, kt6ra leczy
wszeIk,e wYr.uty TX ONE. Me ma
'ozn'cy jak. d!ugee; -o%lcrRsiellsc'e ma
swierzbienia, p'palenia, i p'peka~
MIC skdry, przylo;e:e tylko nieco
tego goiacego srodks, ORA Hob
Ron'a EczemaO lntmert a rany l
dolegliwoaci u, t2pis znpelaie. Co.
jenie rozpocznle sic W lei m nucle'
.Doktorzy.e usywaja' ii " awe1
.plraktyce j polecaja JIG. Pan she'.
man, : Li,tletown, Pa, pow'ada:
,,Miafem wyeypks ma cxcle: D''a
IICbecn'a Eczema Ointment wyle
.czy}c ia " dwnch tyggod":ach."
Gwarantowana. "a. pemocna albo
pleniadse bsda xwr6cone. U APP
tekarzy albo prxez. poczte. Cena
SOC. Pfelffer Chemical Co, Phi.
adclphsa j st: Louis.
II Advertisement
~ ~ &EN +f- ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
.UcZcie sic 20. algielsku /!

@s
Wyuczymy q Was l%istownie,
" Naszym wolnym c~zasis, "
.trzech m~ies,acach, nietylko moe
vic, czytae J pisaG pc angiel-
skn, lecz W ciagu nauki przcs py-
i odpow;edzi kt6rc cwicze>
MA (preparowane dla kazdege
ucznia z osobna) z%awieraia, pozna"
jenny vase zdolnosci 1 stan / dora
dzamy instruktujemy Was sto.
sowpie. Przez CO jestesmy w.moz.
nosci pokazac VAN naiszy osza i
najpewnie]sza drose dc .powodzenia
a prawdziwa chec jak + zaufanie
do %naszej melody w}asnie " ciagu>
naukl SIG p%oka>uia.
Plszcie iprzekonajcie aie 0 naszei
nlezr6wnanej prawnle ~zastrzezonej
metodzie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kaidcmu zupelnir BEES
p}at.s'e. w razie gdybyacie tako-
va hnznaii Observation-Disclosures to.
przyna;mniej ME bedziecie AMI je-
dnego cents stratni. Adresu; Gle:
Narodowa SzkO1a Jezyk6W
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
Wezwanie ma Ziazd
Polskich Katolik6w
Observation-Disclosures.
Do WielebnegO DuchO.
WiehstWa, ~SzanOWnych
TOWarzystW Wstrzemie-
zliWc6W / WsZystkich
BraCi POlak0W i
Si6str POlek w
Ameryce.

Cd przesz1o lat 40-tu kato-
Icy innych narodowosci W
Ameryce} zjezdzaja sic rok
rocznie ma %konwencje, W celu
rozkrzewienia
wosci. Czyz ME czas, abysmy
j my Polacy, take podjeli
sic ma serjo tel zbawiennej
piracy, potrzebnej do wyzwo-
LENA naszego narodu w-Ame-
ryce cd tel Emory, kt6ra mas
tfzyma W najhaniebniejszet
niewoli moralnej i material
nej?
Przejeci7 do 5ywego, ko-
Fniecznoscia, akji W tel spra-
vie swietej, osmielamy sic
zaprosic wszystkich zyczli-
wych Braci i Si6str naszych
ma pierwszy taxi zjazd do sail
sw. Wojciecha, W mieScie
South Bend, Indiana, ma dni
5-go i ego Sierpnia 1918 +,
Miejsce to obralismy ME
tylko z powodu jego. central
nosci, ale i dogodnosci W wy
konaniu zajmujacego progra-
mu, kt6ry zostanie og}oszony
p6zniej.
Ceny jazdy kolejowej beda
|obnizone, pod pewnymi wa
runkami. Wszystkie osoby i
organizacje, kt6re maja zamiar
|uczestniczyc W tym .zjezdzie,
prosimi zgfosic sic pc scislej-
SEE informacye do nizej pod
pisanego.
z bratniem ~pozdrowieniem
KS. Jan KubaCki,
Prezes Towarzystwa Kapfa-
now Polskich Wstrz.
2414 West Grace str.
South Bend, Ind.
DR.. w. kWiatkOWSki,
Sekretarz:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
.0gfoszenie miejskie.
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APL1KACYI
FRED C.. PIETSCH

o L1CENsYE MA SPRzEDAz L1KIER0w
Zawiadamia sic ninie1szem, re Fred C. Pietsch
Z miasta j powiatu Wih6na, w stanie Minnesota
ziozyf dnia %. lipca 1919. pismienna aplikacye
u rekordera wspomnianego miasta, do radnych
wspomnianego miasta . licensye ma sprzedaz pa
lonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem polozeniu
w miescie Winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
n. p: w przednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze
budynku. ,znanego pod numerem
siedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie W
lokalu rady miejskiej " budynku miejskim W
wspomnianym miescie dnia Ago sierpnia r. p.
1913. o godz. $3.50 wfeczorem w tym czasie i miej-
scu moze sic stawie kazdy i sprzeciwiac sic wyda-
niu takiej licensyi. 49,.
Pisano w Winona. Mimi. "a lipca, 1913.
GEO. w, HOFFMAN,.
f AsRekorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
PIzegIad spraw po|skich
XXXV.:

Niespodziewany rezultat wybo,
row W Galicyi.-,C. K. biloxi"
W mniejszosci. - Rada Marc.
dowa ma polskq wiekszosc pc
swojej stronie. - zydzi pach-
tujacy caiy ,postep'' W Galicyi
wsciekli. - Teraz j Galicya po-
mysh Q w~yzwoleniu sic z ME
wolf zydowskiej. - Patryo-
tyzm socyalistycznych strzel-
cow. - odezwa 5Rady Narodo-
wei W Wielkopolsee. = Msci-
, wose zyd6w w Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

W Galicyi raz nareszcie Tozpocz-
ME sic ruch W kierunku wydoby-
cia jej z niewoli zygddloowskiej kto-
ra bodaj ciezsza ohydniejsza jest
Cd austryackiej, pruskiej, a nawet
moskiewskiej.
Lev .Sg4 - I..% EE.NaagEs 49, $780,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
WYLECZYk ZONE. "Bedzie

]ui temu try lata." pisze pan
Lud~ik Sabc.ak, lz3 Bennell st.,
Bridgeport, Conn, .:jak moja To-
ma wyleczy}a sig 2 dfugotrwa5e}
.choroby zo}adka, uzy *ajac Como
70. Wielu ]uz ludzi pyta}o''sie a
ten cudowny 6robek; p~rzy6li]cio
vice blizsze szczegd}y, :jak go
sprowadziG."
ORA. Plotra Gomozo ME jest Ia
dne apteczne lekarssttwxeo, lecz probty
ziolowy 6rodek Observation-Disclosures
ny lu lziom vprost przez agent6w
od~wissciciell ustanowionych. Jezell
u was ME ma takiego ageata, .p'sz~
Gle Q Gomozo pod sdresem: DR.
Petet Fahrney & Sons 70. 1925
So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago III.
E> -. . ..w . HH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
KOrzysci Ola miejscoWych
ludZi.

Winohsoy ludzie odkryli II pc
jedyncza dawka buckthornbark,
glyceryny, it'd. po}aczona " Adler
i-ka, niemieckle lekarstwo ma apen-
dicitis, nomocne ma gazy " zoiadku
i %zapchanie razem. w apiece VIM.
Rademacher, 50 w. 2ga III. ADV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

Dnia 8 lipca ukohczono wybory
" Galicyi. .
Rezultat jest 0 lyle nieoezeki-
wany, re t. z. &C. k. biloxi" W pol
skiej swej czescis znalaz} sic ME
spodziewanie- W mniejszosc..
Stronp;ctwa narodowe, PREY Ra-
die Narodowej skupione, zdoby-
ly 62 mandat6w = zwolennicy
zas dawnego ok. bloku tylko 81.
Opr6cz tego, jak juz wiadomo,
80 pos}6w maja Rusini.
Dawny blok z~rzadzacego scho-
dzi zatemSdo opozycyi = re-
lorme wyborcza z Rusinami uk1a-
dac~ sic beda teraz ME reprezen-
tanei stronnictw radykalnych
postepowych, a Rada Narodowa,
kt6ra tel zapewne potrafi stanac
ma wysokosci zadania.
q Trudno dzisiaj p%owiedziec ia
kie jesz|cze niespodzianki zajda
w skutek takiego nieoczekiwane-
60 wprost rezultatu wyborow.
Faktem jest, re po stronie Rady
Narodowej. opowiadac sic beda'
CO dzien nowi wolentaryusze, z
szereg6w zwykle najhczniejszych,
co to zawsze So tam, gdzie sila j
:w}adza:
! Pierwsze przerzucae sic zape-
wne zechce zydostwo,, ktore do o.
statka zwarta falanga przeciwko
kandydatom Rady Narodowej
:wystepowa}o. Miejmy nadzieje,
ze sic jednak spotka z nalezyta
'odprawa i re W Galicyi, podobnie
jak w Poznanskiem i;Krolestwie
raz nareszcie uslysza :zydzi groz-
ny ola Mich wyrok ca}ego spo}e-
czehstwa : wara wan Cd spraw
polskich - ktore ka1dej chwili
wiecej dajacemu sprzedac ~jeste-
scie gotowi.
! Gas tez ma to.najwyzszy! ~
dzi galicyjscy w'zyciu tel czesci
Polski wiekssza BOWEN odgrywa-
ia role nizby ktokolwiek PREY
p~uszczal. Zaplugawili przede-
wszystkiem wszystkie nasze po--
stepowe iradykalne stronnictwa;
zdobyli wplywy znaczne w prasie
tege. obozu i = potrafili tax "a
MAGIC opinie, re prawy Polak z
wielkim tylko trudem moze sic
oryentowac - gdzie prawdziwy
intefes. tego narodu.
Oni to przedewszystkiem winni
So temu, re w Galicyi many obec-
ME lyle stronnictw wzajemnie SIG
zwalczajacych, a ten fakt, re sic
obecnie 'kilka z Mich po}aczylo j
PREY Radzie Narodowej opowie-
dzia}o, do wscieklosci poprostu
ich doprowadza.
Gala ich wsciek}osc zwraca sic
obecnie przedewszystkiem przeci-
wko Narodowej Demokracyi, DO
to stronnictwo bylo pierwszem W
Polsce, we wszystkioh trzech Ia
borach, kt6re uwage narodu
zwr6ci1o ma ohydna role zydo-.
silva " naa:szej Ojczyznie.
Prasa t.. postepoWa w Galicyi,
prawie ~wylacznie przez zydow
kontrolowana wbrew logice -
pomimo oczywistej kleski- jaka
poniosl postep galicyjski dzieki.
swemu z zydowstwem sojuszowi
~ ME przyznaje sic do tel kleski
H.. gloSno tryumfuje 2 powodu.~
rozbicia Narodowej Demokracyi,
pewnie dlatego, re ia wchodzi do
Sejmu 0 kilka mandatow bogat--
sza.
Naro'dowas Deemokracya nie. sta
waia zreszta " wyborach ostat--
Mich pod shaslem swej partly. Pod
porzadkowa1a sic Radzie Narodo-
wei i dzieki teIau W Sejmie
przyszlym stale sila zjednoczo--
nych So mandat6w. tax. ze' nnt@