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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
WAR WITH MEXICO
If It Comes an 'Amateurish Policy
Will Be Responsible.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: If there is 10 be a war between
Mexico and the United States there are
many, very many, Americans who with
out losing n jot OF their patriotism will
denounce the war as unjust, unnecessary
ana criminal. 1 am one Of them.
These Americans are Of the number
who through social and business relations
or residence In Mexico have some knowl-
edge of the country its people and its
problcms-who have watched President
Wilson's unprecedented and wholly futile
meddllng in Mexican affairs as one would
watch a man handling dynamite-as care
lessly as ping-pong ball
The newspapers are beginning TO run
scare heads suggesting war, just as they
did before the Spanish-American conflict
Crowds surround the newsstands and bull
letln boards where the latest reports are
displayed. There is tension in every
move among the nations. There Is the
old uniformity I'm the relation between
the feeling in Wall Street and the pound
ing OF the press. There Is no popular
feeling against Mexico. but every effort
Is being made to focus feeling in that
direction.
Why this atmosphere OF war when the
people of the country are not in war
like mood, when nothing has occurred to
wound American honor or invite Ameri-
can animosity? When the avowed pur-
pose OF the administration has been to
avoid the very situation that exists?
| assert, with thousands of others who
know the Mexican situation at first hand,
and history will support this statement
that President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan. with perhaps the best intentions
In their theoretical minds, have been blind,
absolutely blind, to the true status of
affairs In Mexico. and by a perverse and
vindictive personal policy OF anger. con-
tempt and goading have interfered I'M
Justly and arbitrarily in the affairs OF
Mexico, to an extent that makes de-
fence of nationality and sovereignty the
only patriotic course for the President OF
Mexico to pursue.
History will record. II war really comes.
that the administration in its handling OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
One Last Week of Purgatory tor
Murphy and Mccall.

,rh; ,oot tbe last of the campaign-will be Il
-, 90 .orror for Murphy and his man Friday
Mayoralty candidate-seven more Gays unoel .N'
pitjless fire Of a man like Hennessy VINO mas nau "
look into Tammany's private books ana Is Ienne
ont loud more about the inner Worhlnss Vi 'He
Tammany get-rich-quick system than ever n"'
been whispered before, even in the prlVac! Vi Aii
Corners 1t is prospect to send the shi'erS uo"i
the hack of a poor dummy nominee VINO mas Ho'
whore else TO 90 but out on the stump ming 'o'
Of frost-b itten campaign engagements AS 1or the
noninee's august Chief" he must wish he were
already an Irish squire, three thousand miles away
from the tale of the Hennessy dictagraph' put III
tho cell of one of his own former "chlcheh lee"
Senator's
Tho co,Ionse of fine Tammany campaign has come
1r,a q roaring third act in old-fashioned meo-
drama Blindly the powers of evil have waikeu
,nto q tran of their own setting. Long uhchai-
lepped they fell into the of thinking them
solves secure Absorbed in getting things "on all
intractable Governor they ignored the possibility
that things were also being gotten ION them' Inc!
nulIed Sulzer down. but they fell along with MN
end deeper into the pit than he did. In the struggle
IN oust him the curtain has been torn which ma
tho mysteries of high finance through when the
"snug and sleek have been rapidly becoming
smugger and sleeker.
A naughty spirit goeth before destruction. 100
much prosperity has ruined Tammany. Caesar hao
his Brutus. Charles | his Cromwell. and now MI
nhv has his Hennessy The last act of the SuiZer-
Murphy melodrama now being staged Is III It's
essence. as old as history. New York is simp!
waking up to the fact that however intrenched anu
defiant evil may be it cannot afford to become care
less and unintelligent When it does some courage
ors stone thrower armed with INSIDE Information
comes along. and the great Chief of system Is
slain in his tracks as easily as 1ilden slew I"eeu
or David slew Goliath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
Mccall and the Police Vote.

II is more than interestingly IS slgnlncan anu
,r,nortant that ex-Inspector Donald Grant is con-
Quoting gum shoe" campaign Tor 1amihahy
candidate for Mayor among his old police friends
Grant is not giving his services from any spirit or
marty loyalty. He is working, either dlrecuy at
the behest of Tammany Hall or at the candidate S
own TO line up 1.-The police vote" for man VINO IN
tho mast has defended members of the worst ee-
ment in the department
The fact that it was Mccall who was counsel for
Inspector Billy Mclaughlin in the bribery case
which resulted in his dismissal from the depart
ment stands out in a new light. So, too, does the
charge undenled by Mccall, that, having obtained
McLaughlin's reinstatement and having hmsell
become Supreme Court justice meantime. he went
TO Commissioner Bingham and interceded for his
old client when that worthy was confronted with
facts which caused him to resign rather than face
charges.
Tammany Hall knows that the voters of this city
do not want a Tammanyized Police Department.
Tammany's official spokesman were quick to deny
that the Police Department was "in politics when
the Rosenthal murder case arose. Tammany denied
sny responsibility for Waldo then. Tammany
wants the public to believe that Murphy and his
underl,ngs have no connection with the Police
Department and exercise no pressure any of its
members And Tammany is right, for the public
knows only too well the consequences of a politi-
c,an-ridden epartment-ineffciency graft crime
and corruption in the department and throughout
the city.
Tammanv dares not acknowledge that its agents
are trying TO Zine up" the police for Mccall and
Mccall cannot afford to tell the public that he is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
REAL ECONOMY CANDIDATE
How Mr.. Mitchell Proved His Right
to the Title.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir My attention has been called 10 the
fact that a letter sent by me 10 the
Board OF Estimate last May asking that
there might be retrenchment In matter oil
proposed projects calling for an expend'-
ture of forty or fifty million dollars is
now being republshed to aid Mccall
sham economy plea
IL my friends of the press will tnvesti
gate they win find that all the projects
alluded to were held up while Mr.. Mitchell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
THE USE OF OIL AT SEA
The Case of the Volturno Is Cited in
It's Favor.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Not enough attention has been
paid to the use of oil In the rescue of the
Voturno's passengers.
The great increase In the number OF
lifeboats since the Titanic disaster is
shown not 10 have solved the problem
Even with the most improved dayits
boats cannot be launched In a high sea
From n height like that OF the decks OF
the Olympic or the Imperator the boat
and passengers will be lowered TO certain
destruction.
The use OF oil has often been shown IN
such cases. Every tug with barges IN
tow should be compelled 10 take a supply.
Seven lives were lost off Cape Cod last
week, following hundreds OF others. II
oil were used freely the tugs could take
the men off tho barges In any weather,
whereas now they are compelled TO let
them drift 10 destruction.
Lfesavers along the coast could throw
oil. In rockets or projectiles. TO windward
Of a stranded vessel. and greatly increase
the chances OF saving the crew. The
Patent Office records are full of such
devices. and no doubt the simplest would
be found the most effectual
The ordnance department OF the army
would be well employed In cooperating
with the lifesavng service in periectins
such a projectile. The revenue service
could use oil freely I'm the many rescues
ii is called on To make. The device is an
old one, but It's use should be modernized
and made effective. and no ship should be
allowed to sail without proper equipment
for the use Of oil. for the safety OF its
own passengers or saving the lives OF
others found in danger.
JOSEPH d. HOLMES.
New York. oct. p, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26

appealing for police votes through one u 'No ~
police ring, who was dismissed lor n'sie''ns
close disorderly houses and stop vioia'iohs VI 'n'
excise law BY that same token no man WIN wants
q clean city with efficient law enforcement Gun
afford TO vote for the Tammany candldate; anu III
honest policeman who desires advancement Oil
merit rather than political pull can AFFORD 10 ienu
aid TO Tammany's scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
An Open Forum for
Public Debate.

remained in the Board OF Estimate and
that none OF them have been acted upon
down to the present time.
So much for the attempt TO injure John
Purroy Mitchell, who is the real economy
candidate.
C. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
Brooklyn, Oct %, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
NOT so OLD AS THAT.

From The Rochester Union and Awe
tiser. ..
A scientist has recently informeo .,oJ
that an oyster of the paleozoic "a
would have made a meal for twe", ,,,,ry
pie. The old joke about the sss,,
oyster in the church fair stew
ran pant in those days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26
AND HARVEST LEMONS, PERHAPS.

Frcm The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Boston Transcript complains that the plum
crop In that state Is failure this Our contem-
porary should foresight get into the
party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26

Tammany undoubtedly wishes Sulzer had taken
less malt extract with iron" bills for which It's
investigators unearthed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26

Hennessy surely is the original three star" in
this campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-26

II Governor Glynn is wise he will join the Do-lt-
at Once Club,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24
UCzlny dZ1eci naSze CZytat
pisa6 movie 20 polsku.
UWAGI.

W Europe niby wojna na
uko1czeniu, ale zdaje sic, re
to nie wfaSciwa wojna sic
kohczy tylko przegrywka,
tylko wstep do wielkiej woj-
ny--ma sic ku ko6cowi. w
powietrzu tam 'pelno pogr6-
EEK, u%ltimat6w; atmosfera
tax niewyrazna, re trudno
przewidziec, co jutro przynie-
sic. Z wszelkich mozliwych
kombinacyi ME jest zupcfnic
Wyfaczona taEze mozliwosc,
IL i nar6d polski pcwnq role
odegra, zanim sic stosunki
ma dobre ufozq, to atoli pew
ma, ze PoIacy koniecznie nau-
czyc sic musza sztul>i dyplo-
matycznej, jezeli majq "a
wikfan obecnych jakas Cd
niesc korzyst;.
Kto choc odrobine posiada
zmys}u dyplomatycznego,
przyznaG musi, re nar6d nasz
daleki jest cd zdolnoSci rza-
dzenia samym SODA. Rzucmy
tylko ma chwile okiem M
dzieje kilku ubiegfych mie-
siecy, a przekonamy sic, ze<-
my takiej niedojrza}osci poll
tycznej zfozyli dowody, re
mas wstyd zapedzic powinien
W ostatni kat. Ot6z Austrya,
niby nam najprzychylniejsze
z trzech mocarstW zabranych,
W obawie pred wojna z Ro-
sya, bez wszelkiego rozglosu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24

re Polacy w Ameryce. Nasz Ko-
mitet Obrony Narodowej powi-
ME = idac "a zyczeniem opinii
calego og6}u tutejszego & wyatt
klein socyalist6w) zerwac z Ko-
misya Tymczasowa skompromito
wana dis tax wszechstronnie, u
samodzielnic sic, / zaczac robote
Cd podstaw i to W TAXI spos6b, "
jaki Polacy pod zadnym z zabo-
row pracowa6 ME NIGGA.
Tam moga - jak ia dis -
rozwijac W dalszym ciagu tylko
t. wv. prace organiczna. Ny jedni
obok roboty organicznej mozemy
otwarcie organizowac pogotow;e
bojowe = skorosmy juz a ma
te droge wesz1i. rozwijac je dalci
az pod karabinami ME stanie sto
tysiecy mlodziezy i wiecej.
4 przytem zbierac pieniadze ia
wake.
l jedno i drugie znakomicie
podniesie ducha wzmagajac ma
z silly take do piracy organize
mel, do piracy mad utrwalaniem
placowek polskich na obcym
gruncie tutejszym.
Miejmy nadzieje, re Komitet
Wykonawczy Obrony Narodowej
W Chicago, potrafi stanae ma wy
sokozci zadania, dostosuje sic do
zmienionych warunkow i rozsze-
rzy program swej dziaialnosci. =
To jedno dat mt NOE podstawe
dalszego istnienia. Gdyby sic PREY
wa7unkach dzisiejszych upiera1,
mole ia stracic zupelnie.
S. O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24
E SZCZEP HEBRAJ-
SKI.

Odrebny szczep hebrajskl 20.
stall niedawno odkryty W g1eb:
pustynl Arabii. Nowoodkryty
szczep biednych koczownikow ma
pochodzic cd Rechabit6w, o kto-
rych jest wzmianka W IS rodzia.
lie ksiegl Jeremiasza. Koczowni-
cy W liczbie $500 rodzin zajmujq
kilka wiekszych oaz W g}ebi pu-
styni, gdzie wypasaja trzody O.
wiec, stanowiacych jedyny ich
dobytek. Zdaja oni sobie dobrze
sprawe re swego dawnego pocho-
dzenia i opowiadaja, re sam pro-
rok Jeremiasz przywi6dl ich
pred wiekami ma arabska pusty-
ME. w calym szczepie panuje
wielozeiistwo; kazdy z pasterzy
posiada pc piet Tub szesc ION.
Krol szczepu chlubi sic posiada-
MEM miecza, ktorego pochwa ma
pochodzic z czasow niewoli babi-
lohskiej. T}omaczy} On pewnemu
podr6znikowi, re jego lud dlate-
60 TAX d}ugo pozostawa} w zupei-
mem ukryciu, poniewaz dziedziny
przez mich zamieszkane posiadaja
bardzo ma}o woody / nieraz ida
rzajs sic dnie, W ktdrych ami jego
poddani, AMI owce mic ME pija.
Podr6znik spotka, owego kr6lika
dawnych Rechabit6w daleko cd
jego szczepu, kt6ry umyslnie O.
puscii, ably sic dowiedziet. jak lu-
die zyjs gdzieindziej i czy zyja
lcpiej Cd jego plemienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24

Ola karyery osobistej wielokrot-
ME juz po5wiecaz 'interesy i par
tyi wIasnej i narodu calego pod
wpiywem widocznie rozbudzone-
60 sumienia napisai CO nastepu-
je":
,,Kto liczy} re Austrya nam Pol
ska bedzie odbudowywac "a ma
sza wolnosc wojne prowadzic,
ten by} naiwnym i musial doznac
rozczarowania".
Ze Stapinski W to ME wierzy}
to ola tych co go znaja, by}o zu-
pelnie jasne. Powiedziano mt
tam nawet, re ola tego w}asnie
stronnictwo swoje do komisyi
Tymczasowej zapisa}.... Ale re
to teraz glosno wyznaje, to mu
sic to chwali. DO w ten sposob O.
trzezwienie narodu przyspiesza.
Pracuja tee mad tenn w Polsce
wszyscy zacni patryoci; i wielkie
dzienniki i male gazetki prowin-
cyonalne, przyczem goruje has}o
wzywajace ma nowo do piracy cd
fundamentow.
W takiem mp. ,,Echu Przemy-
skiem' czvtamy:
.,Przesnilismy chwile krotka,
smutna java powraca! Liczylis-
my ma milosc pol!tyczna, ktora
ME istnieje. We Wiedniu Mkt woj
ny ME chcia} o niej Mkt powaz-
ME ME myslal. TEN mniej my
slano O Polsce. Austrya ME ma to
zabra'a czesc Polski, ably ia teraz
oddawac. " polityce ME ma milo
Sci. ale istnieje interes, a intere--
sem Austryi jest ably Galicya do
Austryi nalezaia. Otto smutne
przebudzenie. Oto kolce codzien-
nego zycia. Lecz ten interes poll
tyczny my Polacy musimy obu-
die. My musimy sobie sami Pol
ske zbudowae cd do1u i beg cu-
dzej pomocy. My zawsze cfleemy
mice najpierw krola i swoj Rad.
ale ME buduiemy Polski wsrod
ludu naszego. Coz nam przyjdzie
z daehu, jezeli ME bedzie W tel
.budowie fundamentow i scian. A
wisc ma box zludne mary! Buduj-
my Polske cd fundamentow!'
q q
Do takiej budowy cd funda-
mentow = zabrac sic powinni tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24
e. Biura Prasowego Tow. Lit
i Dziennikarzy).


Oczy ca}ej Polski zwrocone O.
becnie ma Galicye, gdzie Sejm
krajowy zadecydowac ma o re-
formie wyborczej, ktora jezeli
zostanie przeprowadzona W mysl
zyczen austryackiego rzadu, "a
poczatkuje podzia} tel prowincyi
ma po1ska i ruska.
TAX jak rzeczy sta}y dotych-
czas Polacy mieli wszedzie pre-
wage.
Me macy to azeby gdziekol-
wick gnebili Rusinow!
Niema zapewne ma swiecie ami
jednego narodu, ktoryby bedac
W danym kraju W mn%iejszosci,
mia} lyle praw i taxa moznosc
rozwoju, jaka maja Rusini. W
Galicyi.
Polacy sami, z w}asnej wolf, DO
Rusini wowczas potrzeby oswia-
ty ME odczuwali, pozak{adali i'm
pierwsze szkoly ludowe ruskie j
pierwsze ruskie gimnazya; majac
wiekszosc rzady kraju W SVEN
reku, stanowiac w stosunku do
ciemnej ruskiej masy ludowej
spoleczenstwo ku%lturalne, zgadza
Ii sic zawsze i popierali wszyst-
kie wysilki pierwszych ruskich
pionierow oswiatowych w piracy
mad oswlata rusklego ludu = w
jego w}asnym jezyku.
lego ME zobaczycie nigdzie
wiecej ma swiecie.
Niemcy i Moskale zawsze dis
jeszcze mysla o odebraniu jezyka
Polakom, Czechom, Finlandczy--
kom i wszystkim narodom, ktore
sic pod ich panowanie dostaly.
Wegrzy tax samo %postepuja W
obec Slowakow, Serbow, Choir
watow, - Anglicy 1~rlandczy-
k5w. Tylko my Polacy - jeden,
jedyny wyjatek ma swiecie -
majac moznosc narzucania Rusi-
nom w Galicyi wlasnego jezyka,
nawet wtedy gdy oni jeszcze ca
lei waznoSci narodowego rozwo-
.ju wlasnego narodu ME pojmo-
wall, pomoglismy i'm wypieleg-
nowac ich wlasny rusinski.
Wszelkie zatem zarzuty, pre-
sladowania Rusinow przez Pola-
kow, ME maja najmniejsze5 pod
stawy.
Trudno jednak, azeby Polacy,
zawsze uwzgledniajacy wszelkie
sluszne zadania rozbudzonego
przez siebie bratniego narodu ru-
skiego, HUMANITARIAN swoj post
wall az tax daleko, by nietylko
Rusinom oddai to, &C jest rus
skie, ale azeby sobie take poz-
wolff zabrat wszystko co polskie
j CO do Mich cd. szeregu wicklow
nalezy.
Przez setki lat la}a sic krew
polska w obronie ziem ukrain-
nych, pustoszonych ogniem j mie-
czem Turkow i Tatarow. Setka-
mi lat kolonizowali Polacy pust-
kowia, budowali zamki obronne,
wznosili grody. zakladali sioaa,
zaprowadzali gospodarke roma,
otaczajqc opieka rozpierzchajacy
sic ma wszystkie strony lud ukra-
inny, i wszystko co tam pc VIE
kach do dis przetrwa}o. nagro-
madzila. zbudowala i wypraco-
wala reka polska W rudzie i zno-
ju. Zas tego dorobku ca}ych po-
kolen przodk6w naszych nietyl--
10 odstapic nikomu ME wolno, a.
le bronit. trzeba re ~wszystkich sill,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24
NASH AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do, kolektowan,s
.honamentu WIARUsA nastepui9cy
uas, agenci mieitoowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex W. Kowalski
CHI APPEL HILL. Tex. a. Klocek
FKlkD, N. Oak ID. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S.Dak:, lozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michzi Mish
n ellen, Wis, Teofl Derdowsk
NANT1COKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. +, F. Procb
LEO MINI. Mateusz Bilski.
OAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorzeiski
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wvsocki
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzifski
OKLA, S.. P. G6rski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24
Chlubi} sic socyalista :

Chlubi& sic socyalista:
,.WolnoSt, postep s1czerze
I nj W Boga, nj W kosciol.
w mic a mic ME wierzer
s1yszac take wyznanie,
Rykna1 osiel starry;
,,Daj dion, bracie, ia, osie},
Take ME nam wiaryy
II x II
Me mozemy zdazat ku pomysl
nosci dop6ki ME skierujemy k,
niej swych mysli - w~patrzeni v
ME zawiniemy nigdy d.
rozkoszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24

Me mozemy nigdy wiedziet, j.
lie zdolamy przetrzymaG dop6kl
ME neutrality-suspicious. ma
probe; nieja1na tkliwa matka,
ktora sadzAa, zeznie przezyje
smierci dziecka; musiafa kolejno
pogrzebae wszystkie dzieci i me-
"a. nadto utracic mienie do osta-
tniego fenyga ijeszcze zachowala
size do zycla - W potrzebie Cd
zywa sic W mas gleboko utajona
sila, zdolna podola6 wszystkie-
mu.
- ---e>E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24
Przeglad sprax
RolIskich. :.

XIII.
z Lachami "a San" Okrzyk
bojowy Rusin6w gahcyj-
skich zaczyna sic realizowae.
Jaka role odgrywaja W
tenn observation-disclosures
Szatanska polityka austryac-
ka. - Otrzezwienie Studnic-
kiego. = Szczerose Stapin--
skiego. - Kuryer Lwowski
tez sic nawr6cil. = ,,Polske
musimy zbudowae sami, cd
do1u i bez cudzej pomocy!'
- Wskazania ola Komitetu
Obrony Narodowej W Anne
ryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-24

lego narodu i nietylko nasze, ale
p~rzyszlych pokolen.
Vice s~trasznie zprzykro .robi
sic kazdemu szczeremu Polako--
wi ma duszy, re W Polsce znalaz-
}y sic stronnictwa, ktore re wzgle
dow ma interesy partyjne, daily
sic naklonic do kompromisow, j
zawar}y z Rusinami tego rodzaju
ugode, re ten nasz polski stan
posiadania ma ziemiach ukrain-
.nych skazany zostanie ma zgube
i z~atracenie.
Raj jeszcze powtarzamy: ME 0
krzywde .Rusinow tn idzie, a O.
bronze tego co nasze!
|. w Galicyi w%schodniej, z pol
skim Lwowem, polskim dotych-
czas Sejmem' i polskim Wydzia-
lem Krajowym, lyle wsrod 4 mi
lionow Rusinow blisko diva mi
liony Polak6w.
Polacy ci, mieli dotychczas w
tel czesci kraju dobrze zagwa-
rantowane prawa mniejszoscl;
mieli zagwarantowana polska
szkole dla swoich polskich dzieci
ola Rusinow byia ruska) mieli
zapewniony wspo}udziai W "a
rzadzie Mast i rad powiatowych,
oraz reprezentacye w sejmie !
radzie panstwa. Obecnie W sci
mic ma porzadku dziennym beda-
ca reforma wyborcza, ostrzem
SVEN skierowana zosta}a przeci-
J wko wszc;kim tym prawom, a ma
tradycyach buntow Chmielnickie
go, Comfy i zelazniaka wychowa-
nj Rusini, ME daja zadnej gwa-
rancvi, re skoro uda i'm sic zro-
bic ten pierwszy wy}om w twier-
dzach polskosci ma ziemiach IT,
krainnych, ME p6jda dalej W ca
lei pe}ni korzystac beda chcieli re
silly jaka i'm da przewaga liczby,
urzadzajac sic tax, azeby w pre-
ciagu niedlugiego czasu wyrugo-
wac z ziem tych owe 2 miliony
Polakow zupe}nie. u Lachami "a
SAM toz to haslo hajdamackie
jhz cd calego szeregu lat!
Z tego widac, re ola Polskl ma
prawde niebyle jaka to sprawl,
z tenn wiekszq przykroscia widzi:
my, re Rad austryacki, ktory tax
niedawno jeszcze 1udzil mas mi
razami wojny o Polske, korzysta
obecnie z tego re ME wszyscy je.
szcze poznali sic ma falszywej je-
go diplomacy = PREY pomocy
w}asnie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma
szych reforme te, ma szkode ma
szego narodu stara sic przeprowa-
die.
Ockneli sic niektorzy. Ockna]
sic Oak to ~czytelnicy z Przegla-
dow naszych w~iedza). Tetmajer
W obronie polskiego stanu posia-
DANA goraco stana} organ czesci
ludowcow .,Kuryer Lwowski" -
odezwa} sic przeciwko tax po au-
stryacku pojmowanej reformie
navel sam Studnicki, ale W tym
wypadku = obawiamy sic - juz
ME niepodleglo5ciowcy polscy de-
cyduwaG beda, ale inni ich sprzy-
m%ierzencv. a mianowicie biloxi ok,
namiestnikowski IT,. socyalisci,
LA ktorych = jak wiadomo - in
teres narodowy ME istnia} i ME
istnieje.
Potworny ten soJusz: bloku OK.
namiestniSa austryackiego, beg
narodowych so%cyalistow i pol
kici, n;epod|eglosciowcow. w ko-
nisyi Tymczasowe;. reprezento-
vany W obec tel oststniej sztucz-
Il dyplomacyi austryackiej ME u
>rzyma sic dlugo.
Peknac must i peknie. a narod
{jednem Acknowledgement bogat---
szy, pojdzie dalej Pc drodze do
sychczasowego rozwoju do swych
wielkich przeznaozen.
Trzezwiejq powoli, jeden Pc
!rugim. CT. ktorzy wtzorai je-
szcze W zaslepieniu niepoietem
wierzyli " Austrye lax " Boea