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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15


Plans to mobilize the women of the
country for relief work in case of wal
and actual drilling of women fo'
guard and defense work have been
commenced. Five hundred members
of the Women's League For Self De-
tense went through a regular army
drill, dressed in boomers and put
tees, in the Sixty-ninth regiment
armory, New York City, Some OF
them are seen in the pictures, with
Captain Alisande Shand on horse
back.
A smaller group OF women, known
as the Women's Reserve of the Unit
ed States, drilled on the roof of a
large hotel. They went through ma
neuvers under the direction of Col.
Miss Laura A. Hotchkiss.
The National Wtomen's League For
Service opened new headquarters at
Ss West Thirty-ninth street, New
York. SIX hundred women enrolled
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
CUBANS WARNED
j. s. REFUSES TO
RECOGNIZE REVOLT
Government Founded on
Revolution Not to Be
Countenanced
UNCLE SAM READY
TO TAKE A HAND
(By Leased Wire to New Mexican

(By Leased Wire to New M~exican.)
Washington, Feb. IA. Secretary
Lansing sent to the Cuban people TO
day a warming that any government
that might be established by revolt
would not be recognized by the United
States. (
Intervention by the United States
is contemplated with reluctance, bui
the intimation has been conveyed to
President Menocal and to the leaders
of the uprising that such a step may
be taken if it becomes necessary. The
message to the Cuban people was
sent to Minister Gonzales and to all
American consuls with instructions
that it be given widest publicity.
President Menocal has declared he
has no doubt of his ability to con
fine the rebellion to a small area. He
has also expressed to them his con.
viction that the special election being
held today in Santa Clara province
will be accepted rs the solution OF
the electoral deadlock. which brought
about the revolt, HH
Minister Gonzales in messages to
the state department has confirmed
the report that a part of the garri-
son in Camaguay has joined in the
revolt and that grave fear is felt that
the administration may not be able to
suppress the movement.
The character of the message sent
to the Cuban people was practically
the same as enunciated by President
Wilson at the overthrow of the Ma
dero government in Mexico.
1t was pointed out that the policy
of the American government announc-
ed then not to recognize as legal any
government that came into power by
violence was unchanged
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
Mrs. Innes Sentenced
To Three Years in Jail

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Victor
-. lines, of Eugene, Ore, convicted
yesterday of larceny after trust, was
sentenced today to three years i'm
prisonment. With her husband, who
already has been convicted and sen
fenced to serve seven years, Mrs. In
mes was charged with mis%appropriat'
ing more than $4,000 of funds of the
two helms sisters, Beatrice and Lois,
of Atlanta.
The young women disappeared from
San Antonio, Tex, in June, 1914, and
have been found. HINES and his
wife were acquitted in San Antonio Of
charges Of numbering the two women.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
U. S. GOVERNMENT
TO GET EXACT FACTS

Washington, Feb. 14.-On the basis
of news dispatches the government
began seeking official information oil
the destruction of the American
schooner Lyman M. Law by a subma-
rine to determine at once how the
case affects the delicate situation be-
tween Germany and the United
States. The dispatch was taken to in
dictate that the Law was sunk in the
Mediterranean, where the allies also
are conducting submarine operations.
The main points to be determined
are, whether the ship was attacked
without warning, whether she carried
contraband, and whether any Ameri-
can lives were lost.
Officials here consider the sinking
of a ship carrying c~ontraband a doubt
full right, but as in the case of the
sailing ship William p. Frye, and the
steamer Housatonic has not consider
ed it a violation of international law
to be compared to destruction which
entails loss of life.
Whether the destruction of the Law
will turn out to be "the overt act"
of the submarine campaign will have
to depend on the exact facts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15

in the day, at the rate of n and one
half a minute. Miss Robinson Smith
is temporary chairman of the league.
Before being permitted to enroll
every woman gave a promise to do
something useful in case of war, sucn
as to make bandages, nurse or run an
automobile.
The National Special Aid society,
with headquarters at 259 Fifth ave-
nue., wanted it made known that the
present emergency was not needed
to spur them to defense preparations,
btu that they started work more than
two years ago. The Special Aid So
ciety has in that time enrolled the
names Of women all over the country
who have agreed to do something to
help the government when called
upon.
Thousands of names have been en-
in this way, and the women
are from every line or work-nurses,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
Washington Worried
Regarding Americans
Held in Asia Minor

Washington, Feb. 14.-Another in
quiry vas sent by the state depart
ment today to Ambassador Elkus. at
Constantinople, to develop why he
had not been able to report about the
marooned Americans detained in Asia
Minor. Since the break with Ger
many no word has been allowed to
reach this country either from Con-
stantinople or Sofia.
The naval collier Caesar, loaded
with a million dollars worth of relief
supplies, and the cruiser Des Moines
with medical supplies, are being de-
at Alexandra indefinitely by
the naval department.
1t vas explained that guarantees
from Turkey as to the safety of the
ships is sought before allowing the
ships to enter a Turkish harbor be-
cause of the break with Germany.
limitations shave come that Turkey
intends to hamper or prevent the dis
tribution of the Caesar relief supplies.
The plight of thousands of Americans
there is causing considerable alarm
here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
NO CONTRABAND ABOARD,
STATEMENT az SHIPPERS

Bangor, Me-, Feb. 14.-The schoop'
err Lyman M. Law, reported sunk on
Monday by a submarine, sailed from
Penobscot bay on January 6 with &c..
900 bundles of lemon box shocks, TAX
en- On at Stockton a week earlier.
There was no %contraband aboard, ac-
cording to the T. ]. Stewart company,
of this city, the shippers of the cargo.
The schooner was to go direct to Pa
lermo without touching at any other
port. The cargo was valued at $751;
200 and was insured.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
|~BERNSTORFF NOT
FEARFUL OF DEATH
ON VOYAGE HOME
PLEADS CAUSE Of
HUNGRY GERMANS
Ambassador, Setting Sail
For Fatherland, Ready
For Any Fate
ENTENTE FAVOR
NATURAL, SAYS
.Sympathies With Trade;
lnhuman to Starve
Countrymen
ENTENTE FAVOR
NATURAL, SAYS

LEASED Wire to New Mexican.)
HoBokEN, N. j., Feb. A.
Through Dudley Field Malone, col
Hector of the port of New York,
Count Won Bernstorff sent ashore
the following signed message:
~ cannot refrain from a last ex-
preston to the American people
for the wealth Of flowers and
gifts sent to the countess and my
self. It is hard to tell of the good
will sent US both. No expression
'of gratitude would be ADEQUATE to
speak an affectionate farewell.
lSigned) "BERNSTORFF."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15

Berlin, Feb. IA (via wireless to Say
ville).-British troops in strength con
tinued yesterday their attacks against
the German position on the north
bank of the Ancre river in France.
TWO attacks south of the town OF
Zere were repulsed after violent hand.
to-hand fighting, according to the off.
cial announcement issued today by the
German army headquarters.
Several Russian positions in the
Meste Canesti sector of Rumania were
stormed yesterday by Teuton troops
under command of Archduke Joseph.
says today's German official state
ment. The captured ground was held
despite violent counter attacks. More
than 1900 Russians were taken prison
er and the booty captured by the Aus
tro-Germans included three cannon
and Is machine guns.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
SUNK BY sUBMA PINE
OFF SANDMAN COAST

Rome, Feb. 1.-THE American
schooner Lyman M. Law was sunk on
February 10 off the coast of Sardinia
by a hostile submarine, says a Stefani
dispatch from Cagliari, Sardinia, to-
day. The vessel was loaded with agri-
cultural machinery, the dispatch said.
The crew of 70, OF which eight were
Americans, says the message, have
been landed at Cagliari.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
BRITISH FREIGHT BOAT
TORPEDOED AND BEACHEc

New York, Feb. 1.-THE British
freight steamer Roanoke, Dundee
Scotland for New York, has been tor
pedoed and beached, according to adj
vices received by the maritime ex
change here. She is registered as a
vessel of 3755 tons gross, 1858 feet
long, built at West Harlepool and own.
ed by Furniss, Witty & company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
CONTINUE
VIGOROUS DRIVE
AT GERMANS TO
NORTH OF ANCRE
Repulsed After Violent
Hand-to-F1and Fight,
Berlin Report
SLAVS DEFEATED
IN RUMANIA

(5y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Germany's
war costs to date have reached the
total of sixty billion marks, says a
telegram from Berlin, forwarded
by the correspondents at Amster-
dam Reuters Telegram company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
LEMON CRATE MATERIAL
SHIPS SOLE CARGO

Portland, Me-, Feb. IA copy Of
the cargo manifest Of the schooner
Lyman M. Law, which cleared at Bel
fast, is on file at the office of the col
lector of port here and contains moth,
ing except lemon crate material.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
MAY HAVE BEEN BLOWN
UP WITH A BONE

Washington, FEB. Ia. Consul
Treadway at Rome cabled a report to-
day indicating that the American
Schooner Lyman M. Law was not
t~crpedoed but was destroyed by a
bomb placed on board by a subma-
rine.
Consul Treadway's report said the
submarine apparently was Austrian
but flew no flag.
The Lyman nj. Law, 1900 tons
gross, and 211 feet long, was built
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
LOADED WITH LUMBER
TO MAKE LEMON CRATES

New York, Feb. 1.-THE Lyman
M. Law, carried a crew of nine men
in addition to her captain, all Amer
leans, and was loaded with lumber
material used in Italy for manufac-
ture of lemon crates, according to the
schooner's agent here, the Maritime
Transportation company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15

in 1890 at Westhaven, Conn. She was
formerly owned by the Benedict-Man
son Marine company, of New Haven,
Conn, which sold her a year ago to
New York interests represented by
the Maritime Transportation COM
pany.
Secretary Lansing has another re-
port which said the ship was sunk by
gunfire from a submarine.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
CAVALRY To
RESCUE Of
AMERICAN
COWBOYS
Salazar Bandits Abduct
Mormons; Troops to
Cross Border
MEXICANS RAID
u. S. TERRITORY
(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
DEMiNG, N. NJ, Feb. 1~4.-Governor
{. c. de 5aca sent a message here to
A. G. Peterson, father Of Andrew p,
Peterson, who is being held by Mex.
CO., saying he had urged Col. H. G.
Sickel, the commander at Columbus,
to vigorously prosecute the search
for the missing Americans" This was
In answer to an appeal which the faith
er made to Governor De Baca, General
Pershing and General Bell last night.
The elder Peterson Is almost dis
tracted rel the capture Of his son.
He is arranging to GO to Hachita late
to-day and will probably go to the Cor
ner ranch. He was without definite
information Of his sons fate today.
Col. SickeI wired from Columbus to-
day to Peterson saying he had learned
nothing definite regarding the where
abouts of his son.
Hachita, N. M, Feb. 14.--Ameri.
can cavalry troops may cross the in
ternational line today in IN effort to
rescue the three American Mormon
cowboys, A. p. Peterson, Hugh Accord
and Burton Jensen, who were carried
off Monday afternoon by the band OF
armed Mexicans In command of Prud-
encio Miranda said to be a command
er in Jose Ynez tSalazar's Villa force.
Lieutenant Colonel c. Waterman,
commanding a squadron Of the
Twelfth United States cavalry IN
this sector Of the border, has dis
patched two troops or cavalry to the
border from Hachita to make a search
for the missing Americans.
1t was believed here today that the
Megicans had the three Americans
prisoners on the Mexican side of the
border. Cavalry troops will cross
In an effort to rescue them.
Eugene Romney, a relative of one
Of the missing Mormon cowboys, said
today the Mexican raiders crossed the
border into the United States Monday
afternoon after cutting the line fence.
The raid occurred, he said, soon after
a troop OF the Twelfth cavalry had
passed by the Corner ranch on patrol
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
ERMANY IS
PIL|NG Up
OUTRAGES
ON j. s.
Accumulation of Hostile
Acts May Force Hand
OF America
FLAGRANT CASE
OF YARROWDALE
ny Leased Wire to New Mexican.)

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb.
14.-President Wilson is ex-
pected to defer a decision on
the question Of furnishing guns
to American merchant ships
until he decides whether to go
before congress and ask for adj
Editional authority for the pro-
lection of American ships and
lives.
The accumulation of Incl
dents involving violations of
American rights is generally
believed to be fastening the
approach Of the hour when the
president again will go before
congress.
The detention Of the 70 Am
orleans of the prize ship Var
rowdale is regarded as an
other acute indication of Ger
many's disregard of American
rights. A definite sentiment
gained ground today that an
accumulation of acts will have
as much to do with shaping
the policy Of the United States
as any overt acts.
While it has been indicated
1t the state department that
here can be no legal objection
o the government supplying
guns to American merchant
President Wilson is
understood to be disinclined to
axe any steps which might
i've Germany the slightest
for throwing respon-
ibility for any future trouble
pom the United States.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
GERMAN ovERTUREs
VAN LAID ON SWITZERLAND

London, Feb. 14.-That Switzerland
and not Germany wal responsible for
the statement that Germany was will
ing to discuss with the United States
government the subject of her new
submarine warfare and a means to
avoid open hostilties between the
two countries is contained in a Ger
nan official version Of the proposals
given in an official telegram from
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent.
The telegram, the dispatch reads, Of
fered the services of the Swiss gov
eminent to mediate lin negotiations
with the American government about
the declaration of prohibited areas, as
thereby the danger Of war between
Germany and the United States might
be diminished"
1.-THE Swiss government was then
requested to inform its minister at
Washington that Germany as before,
was ready to negotiate with America
In case the barrier against
our enemies remained untouched.
"As is obvious. Germany could only
have entered into such negotiations
condition that, firstly, diplomatic
relations between America and Ger
many should be restored and, second
ly, that the object of the negotiations
could only be certain concessions re.
specting American passenger ships.
1.-The Introduction of overseas i'm.
ports proclaimed against our enemies
unrestricted submarine war
fare would thus, even II diplomatic re-
with America were restored,
be in no circumstances relaxed.
The reply Of the Swiss minister at
Washington expressed very clearly
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
BRITISH AVIAToRs
KILL 16 CHILDREN

Berlin, (via Wireless to Sayville,,
Feb. 14.-A dispatch from Bruges,
Belgium, to the Overseas News
Agency says 16 children were killed
last Saturday by bombs dropped by
British aviators in a crowd of skaters.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
SENATOR BAIRD
INTRODUCES BILL
FOR AbOLISH|NG
NATIONAL GUARD
Would Present Armories
To Various State
Institutions
IBURSUM ROAD
BILL COMES UP

The abolition of the organized mill
tia of the state Of New Mexico is the
object of a bill introduced in the sen.
ate this afternoon by Senator Baird,
OF Otero county. The bill provides for
the disposition Of the various armory
buildings as follows:
Albuquerque armory, granted to the
University; Las Vegas armory to the
Normal university; Roswell armory to
the Military Institute; Silver City ar
mory to the Silver City normal; Las
Cruces armory to the State College;
Carlsbad and Deming armories to the
boards of education. The armory
building in Santa Fe is designated as
a state armory and the bill provides
that all equipment and property of the
National Guard shall be stored there.
The care of the armory at Santa Fe
is placed under the capitol custodian
commission. The bill carries the EN-
Urgency clause and should it become
a law would mean the immediate abol-
ishment of the National Guard.
Bursum Highway Bill
oeHauo MCDONALD, or SOcOrrO, TINS
afternoon introduced in the senate a
bill providing for a state highway com
mission of five senator's, no one Of
whom shall be a state officer. 1t pro-
vides that this commission shall have
a secretary with a salary of $125 a
month and that it shall employ the
engineer and other engineers
dapmpd necessary. Tho mamhero NJ
the commission are to be appointed
by the governor with the consent of
the senate and are to serve for a pc.
riod of six years. No more than three
members shall be Of the same political
1t provides that the commits.
sion shall contract for the construc-
ion and maintenance of roads, letting
he work to the lowest bidder. II. O..
Bursum is credited with the author
ship Of the bill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
DE BAcA COUNTY
BILL PASSES SENATE

The De Baca county bill rs amend
ed by the senate was unanimously
passed by that body at A o'clock this
afternoon. Besides the amendment
made by the senate committee IN cor
porations, the senate this afternoon
further amended the bill to reduce
the townships taken from Roosevelt
to twelve and to give Roosevelt coun-
ty a total of eighteen townships from
Chaves county, including the Kenna
township and seven miles OF rail road.
1t also reduced the amount of the
Roosevelt county debt assumed by
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
GDZIE JEST NAJGORSZY ME
PRZYJACIEL?

Ola kazdego jest dobrzc VIE
dice kto jest naszym nieprzyja-
cielcm, azeby go natychmiast i ia
zawszc poslac tam gdzie pieprz
rosnie. Jcgo nazwa jest: Zaburze
ME zofadka. Gdy zofadck ME mo-
re nalczycie strawic pokarmu,
wtcnczas nadmiar szkodliwych ma
tcryi zatruwa krcw i zatraca zy--
wotna odpornoscc ciala ludzkicgo.
Trincra Amcrykanski Elixir Corr
kicgo Wilma usuwa wszelkie ME-
porzadki zo}adka, czysci kiszki i
'poprawia trawicnie. Pomaga TAX
&c PREY trawicniu. b6lu g}owy,
ncrwowosci, braku cnergii, og6l--
menu os}abicniu it'd. Ccna $1.OO W
aptekach. - Trincra Linimcnt
jest lekicm kt6ry rych}o przyno-
81 ulge przy rcumatyzmic, neural
gil. zwichnieciu it'd. Ccna 25 Soc
" aptekach. poczta IS 60c. J6zef
.Trincr, wytw6rca : chemik, 1888
1899 S. Ashland ave-. Chicago, Ill,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

10 mi drozsze i TEN wieccj "a MIN
tesknilem. Przez nastepne dni wi
dzenia stawafy mi W eczach coraz
jasniej, a wreszcie wyobraznia
pocze}a jc rozwijae, oswiecac i IL
kladac w jeden artystyczny po-
mys}. Poczalem tworzyc sobie
sw6j SWAT.
w tydzien zas pozniej, gdy pew
nej Nocy Norwegowie wyjechali
ma morze, zasiadlem W swoim al
kicrzu - z pod piora wysz}y mi
nastepne s}owa:
1--WE wsi Barania G}owa, W
kancelaryi volta gminy, cicho by
10. jak makiem sia1..."
| W TAXI. to spos6b, "a przyczy
ma zorawi. mad brzegiem oceanu
Spokojnego, powsta}y "Szkicc
Weglcm.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
1URAWE.

Tesknota( nostalgia) toczy pre-
waznic ludzi. kt6rzy Z jakichkol-
wick powod6w mic moga wcale
powr6cic do kraju; ME mnicj jed
max i ci, ola kt6rych pOwrot jest
tylko rzecza wolf, doznaja czascm
jej napad6w. Pow6d NOE bye
bylc jaki... wschod lub zach6d
s}oiica, kt6ry przypomni zorzc OF
czyste, jakas nuta obcej piesni,
ktorc odczwic sic rytm >wojski,
jakas kepa drew, przypominaja-
ca zdala wioske rodzinna-wszy-
stko wystarcza! W6wczas ogarnia
scrcc ogromna nieprzeparta tesk-
nota i przychodzi magic poczucic.
&c sic jakby liScicm oderwanym
cd dalckicgo i kochancgo drzcwa.
+! W takich chwilach, czlowick al
DO mu>i wracac,- al1,o jesli ma -tro
che wyobrazni = tworzyc.
Raj = lat tcmu sporo - pre-
bywalcm mad brzcgiem oceanu
Spokojnego, w miejscowosci, Eva
nc,j Anahcim Landing. Towarzys-
,wo mole stanowi}o kilku mathew
rybakow, pc wiekszej czesci Nor
weg61w i Nicmc6w, stolujacych
tychzc rybak6w. Oni W dzien by
wall ia morZu, a wiecZorem zaba
wall sic W pokiera, w ktorego. "a
MIN zaczely grywac modne danny
w Europic, gr.ywano :juz Cd dawna
we wszystkich szynkach amery-
kanskich. Bylem zupc'nie sam j
Iczas schodzif mi na walesaniu sic
&c strzclba po pustym stepie luh
mad brzegicm occanu.
, Zwiedzalcm osypiska, ktore two
rzyla rzeczka, wchodzaca szero.
ken rozlcwcm do mora i brodzI
jlcm pc plytkich jej wodach, PREY
patrujac sic nieznanym rybakom
skorupiakom i olbrzymim lwom
morskim, wygrzcwajacym sic Ia
kilku skiadach Il ujscia. Naprze-
JEW byf maly ostr6zek, puszczy-
,,sty, pe}en new, %pelikanow. alba
!trosow j kolonow - prawdziwa
.rzecz pospolita ptasia, ROMA ,ggwal
ma i krzykliwa, Czasem, cd,
,'dzien byl spokojny, a ton wsr6c
,ciszy przybierala barwe niema
fiolkowa, mieniaca sic zlotem, sis
dalem do lodzi j wiosiowaiem "
strone ostrowka, na kt6rym peii
kany, ME przywykle do widok,'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
CIEzKI KASZEL? ZEBRA?
GRIPA?

Potrzebujesz dr'a King'a New
Discovery do usuniecia zaziebie--
mia, kojacy balsam wnika leczy
zapalone blony, przenika " chez
re gard}o, antyseptyezne gatunki
zabijaja zarodki j vase zaziebie-
ME jest szybko wyleczone. ORA
king'a New Discovery przez 4S
lat bylo podstawa lekarstw ma
kaszel i zaziebienie W tysiacach
dom6w. Wezcie butelke dis i
miejcie pod reka W waszej skrzy
nj z lekarstwami ma kaszel, zazie
bienie, krup, grype i wszelkie
bronchiczne choroby. U waszych
aptekarzy 50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

tHotelu, poswiecone rozmowie Q
golniejszej, przyczem jednak spr,
IVY polskie zawsze ma pierwszyn,
byly planie. Wielki pisarz by:
znakomitym naratorem: opisy
lswych rozlicznych podr6zy ubie-
|ral W forme nader malowniczo. nj
Igdy ME zapomne opowiadania Z
Ipodrozy W Z%anzibarze, ktora cza.
rowala plastyka opisu. Program
|dnia ulegl zmianom przez dose
czeste wycieczki do Lozanny do
Norge i innych miejscowossci mad
|%lemanskich.
Z powodu szczuplej frenkwen--
cyl gosci zmusilo Sienkiewicza do
zmiany mieszkania. Zamieszkal cd
po}owy zeszlego roku W hotelu du
Lac, gdzie ostatnie wydal tchnie-
nie. Niestety pomicszczenie W tym
hotclu bylo nieodpowicdnie, poke
Xxi "a szczup}e i "a bliskie biura
komitetu Ratunkowego. Kiedy "
|]utym zeszlego roku zagnalem mi.
strza W hotelu du Lac, zwrocilem
mu uwage ma szczupfosc mieszka-
mia, wtenczas podszedl do okna,
|otworzyl je i powicdzial:
Widzi pan, lie tn wpada
"wolnego' ]powietrza.
Skarzyl sic wowczac, re sic lie
czujc, re chudnic j opada z ciala.
Me wiedzialem w6wczas re Wide
mistrza pc a ostatni. Mowilem
z MIN obszernie o wsp0lnych sta
raniach W sprawie dostarczenia
L komitetu Rockefelle--
rowskicgo, kt6ra to sprawl stano
villa wiclka troskc. W sprawie
zywnosci piSywaf do mnic do Zu
1ychu, ale nicstety. op6r Anglii
ME pozwolif dojrzcc pozyteczne--
dzielu pomocy z Amcryki. Roz
powszechniono W kraju kilka H.
stow apokryficznych Sicnkiewi-
cza. ''Oryentacya jego, jezcli me
INA uzyc tcgo s}owa, byla na
wskros polska, tylko polska. Du-
SIZE jcgo nekala ciezka troska 0
los Ojczyznv. troska, kt6ra-wc-
dug mego zdania = przyspieszy
la jcgo zgon. Il poczatku niechet-
NY organizacyi Lcgionow, Z bic
gicm wojny coraz bardzicj sic do
tel idci zapalal.'