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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF MILK ORDINANCE
WAS HEARD MONDAY
COUNCIL AT SPECIAL MORNING
SESSION rEARc TESTIMONY
~ cast FRUFtRfp eN
INSPECTOR NILS



The tNN NOnusl la arss session
M,sdaN maining " tiss Nanntis sbam
aal a,,4HH =, ,A,no, In ihr caaa WhsrtIa
NAtt lnspsei@ E Va Mikes, bas asked
fNr nNo,stfion 80 she lleti,.c "a ius
toyfus chnsl pAn, Csannaoy au,eias
that tfr tltnf4uN sald ans hei4sal,ta
mhs iN Nsnas lneane ard usai
hultrr iat tssi Was andsr its fsiuIt,.i
tls minanpm
two vitnesses saw trstmcns o.,
sierirr Mites ana rNmAs fa,4ans, THO
gii' WAS fvprssuted "a ths hralins
o., car Ausrnts rieion aud tht Nor-
pus rhrs,i iNAf, co'nptny b, 0enan
truss ~ scott, iioenr a rolsn
Inspector Miles was flf.i eallsd ard
War examined hS Ng lHssoa and NJ
E lpncs tsiiinr - his examination ~ ute
mAA upuN ~hieh ,he o0nnlaini naa
mad, snd of lhs butter .lsi tsai Al
ieur.s lpus. snbfht % afnw ea nasn
lnsI.etpf Miles siassnisny a. ho his
7 Qualifications fof t,stine mira M0snt
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gstehgs ~ ihs lnspre,or Wa no, AZ
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have rinpi0, "a blm said ihe masor
leaana testified ihai BE- cerdncis r.
haN,rt Dn thr flN and irti en- milh
ih.i Inspector Mites aflsff. WIS an-
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thc BAKERY Milfs hHf ttsiIfsd thai
an examination ~ the miik 0n tho
morning mentioned lad shown "a e.
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whalrsOiur
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We ulu i4 sff, aiad DO continue,
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as g. v heinrf hf net the dairs IL htiui
conducted bee ihe mart sanliHri man
# utr We afe willing in ienaer uur 80
. yIr0a in hayina the anihniiiis, mat'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27
nrAp. oFF NAT Att wlnyEa
coUoH.

~ ftir flfsf figp " spfe throat sith'
cbsst ~ stuffes. 4p bead take ao-f y
fyf ft4iFs i'ine.TAr. Hour. TIE hrnir
lps t,,n~.far. ssfshlna boslft and slf.
ccsiss qnifaiy ftassts ~ trnfrN'ly.
it-yeta 81 gislf8m sfa i"fss ~ frpi
esid. - llsli'n Iai.s- Tsf-iipp~g pa
IA tlse benefits - NJ hfahHx fftinf
from plnr fpfesi. y y tlifAssM "
ta&s ana auiisspfic. The fofnuiN ~
49, hstsie tells ~hy u fsisvee cplfH
ana coughs. a. yeaf DrafEst'. -
AAE.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27
Pigs for Boys and Girls

County Agent II F. Caldwell a, tho Commercial
Club will be glad enroll The OF any boy girl
in Nuec~s County who viii agree feed pig. under
the regulations OF the y s Department, Of Agriculture
Applicants mus, have tho recommendation OF their
school teacher and parents pcTm, shc OF a,
least OF land for raising feed for the pigs Call
at the Bank il interested
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27
The Corpus Christi National Bank
Cucumbers

Our vegetable buyers advise heavy planting Of cur
eunherS Marke, indications poin, high prices. II
you have small acreage of cucumbers /, viii help you
to make your cotton crop We urge farm
put in ew Call and US Il you need money
for seed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27

ki.sea flraaF NafEshy and ciAfA
usalp Is.rs ~ esn sesanio sfr siTaf-
~ ~ ss.rs is flls on - ihe Taesie
4 sFs -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27

90 ~ caILer ~ b. nen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29

lustration OF Jules Nernes celebrated
novel and ls>-a remarkable and sensa-
tional production, fifty years ahead
OF It's time" according to press cru-
cisms.
That popular new star. Charles Ray,
Is at the Palace In his latest Para
nnaunt picture, The Son Of His
Father" and 1t is declared one of the
brightest snappiest and most pleas
ing pictures this young actor has done.
Charles Rays rise to stardom in film
land was meteoric. 4 year ago he
was scarcely known. Today he IL
ranked as one of the very best young
actors on the screen. He is so nat
ural that one almost forgets he is act
ing at all.
Down at the Strand "Rasputin. the
Black Monk" which has attracted
great interest In the movie world
opens for n two days stay. The story
of "Rasputln," the Machiavelli who
undermined Russian autocracy and
helped bring on the revolution, is told
in drama that is filled with big
situations and tense moments. 1t is a
World Brady made feature and Mon
tagu Love is in the role of Rasputin,
supported by an all-star cast.
At the Broadway. in addition to the
vaudeville, you will find Edna Good
rich in her latest picture. "A Daughter
of Maryland This Is the first time
this famous stage beauty has been
seen on the Tulsa screen in quite
n while and her temperance Is quite
n movie event The glad rags the
! beautiful Edna wears in some of the
scenes of "a Daughter of Maryland
are said to be wonderful creations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
STRAND.

In "Rasputin. the Black Monk"
showing at the Strand theater today
and Friday, the people of this city
will have the oportunity of seeing the
most vitally important picture based
on the biggest event in the world war.
This picture tells the true story of the
Russian revolution and the fall of the
Romanoffs and it tells II In way that
will never be forgotten by those per-
sons who see it. The strange way In
which the peasant monk, Rasputin.
rises in power until he becomes the
real force behind the Russian throne
the manner in which he disorganlzes
the Russian armies and tries to nego-
,tiate a separate peace with Germany;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
BROADWAY.

Turkey-day theatergoers will find
n program brimful OF good things AT
the Broadway theater. starting this
afternoon. There will be an eXtraor-
dinary picture program, embracing a
Mutual big all-star photoplay, "A
Daughter of Maryland featuring
Edna Goodrich Also n Christie com
edy and one reel OF war news. The
vaudeville acts are as follows; San
try and Norton novelty whirlwind
dancers; Terry and Elmer, comedy
singing, talking and dancing; the Ger
Der Sisters, singers and dancers; Carl
Clayton, the yodeling minstrel and
Aliens Original Cheyenne Minstrels
presenting Cowboy Life at Midnight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
EMPRESS

As is the rule at the Empress IN all
holidays five shows will be given To-
day. Shows will start at 1880, p.
m, 6:15, 1880 and 9.
A new bill opens today that prom
ises to give excellent satisfaction.
Foley and O'Neil Two Niftles," in II
slrging. talking skit will likely gain
the applause honors. They are II
success on the Orpheum time. The
four Belmonts present the fastest act
OF its kind In vaudeville. Other acts
are Delmore and Moore In comedy
skit, Before and After" Hodge ana
Lowell in "Object Matrimony, ana
the Braminos in comedy musical
offering. A new episode Of The
Seven, Pearls" will also be shown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
The Secret of Stars Popularity Dis
closed by His Director

Thomas IL. Ince. while discussing
THE Son of His Father" which Is
Charles Rays first Paramount pro-
duction, and the universal appeal of
the young star, said:
"If | could sum it up in one phrase
should say that 1t is because Ray
has not only the gift of youth itself
he has the gift of naturally, spon-
taneously and unerringly portraying
the emotions and mannerisms Of
youth which appeal to young and old
alike.
1T is a strange thing. but fact,
that nearly all young leading men
choose as their models actors who are
old enough to be their fathers-or
their grandfathers. Ray has never
made this mistake. He has always
played the part exactly as called for
by the scenario without any attempts
at imitation. There will be a time for
him many years hence to act the
classic roles of drama"
THE Son of His Father" which is
to be shown at the Palace theater to-
day and thru Saturday, is a stirring
photoplay taken from the famous
story of that name by Ridgwell Cul-
lum.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29

table feature productions for the en-
tertainment of todays' Thanksgiving
crowds.
At the Majestic the great submarine
picture, Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under the Sea-" will begin three
days rum the first show starting at
IL o'clock. This picture is In eight
reels and is said to be the most won
derful film of the kind-indeed, the
only one ever made. BY a new in
yention the scenes were taken at the
bottom of the Pacific ocean and real
octopus. which was engaged in battle
by the daring divers who helped make
the picture is seen I'm action beneath
the water. The picture is film IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
New Vaudeville Bills.

Both the Empress and the Broad
way open their matinees this after
noon with entirely new bills. In ad-
dition to Foley and O'Neil, who are
said to be fresh from the Orpheum
circuit. Manager Bill Smith presents
four other acts at the Empress. which
include the -Four Belmonts" and Del
more and King.
All the movies open today at II
o'clock and the vaudeville houses at
1880.
It's a good potpourri of Thanksgiv-
ing JOY that is offered. and you can
hardly miss at any of them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29

the startling way in which he meets
his death and the hitherto unknown
manner In which his body is disposed
Of. are all told dramatically and force
fully I'm this new World Brady Made.
The very remarkable cast appearing
In this attraction is headed by these
stars; Montagu Lave, June Elvidge,
Arthur Ashley. Julia Dean, Irving
Cummings and Hurbert Wilke. "Ras-
putin, the Black Monk" cannot be
praised too highly. 1t is the big picture
OF the year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29

received dancing instructions from one
OF the best ballet dancers in America
and so readily did she become perfect
in the art that she graduated at the
end OF two yars. which is six months
less than the time usually required by
the average student. Miss Walbergs
dancing is one Of the big features In
my Soldier Girl"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
Unusual A mi u cmcnt Menu fol-
Thanksgiving Holiday Crowds.

II you'll glance over the above pro
gram you'll find 1t presents some
extraordinarily good entertainment
features. especially at the movies.
Four of these houses are offering no
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
"My Soldier Girl"

The long arm or the movie realm
has reached In vain for the services
of Gudrun Walberg. playing the SOU
brette role of Dixie Harrison in the
gorgeous musical spectacle, my Sol
dier Girl" coming to Convention hall
Saturday night. December l. 1t was
learned recently that this clever little
dancer had declined a flattering Offer
from one OF the larger moving picture
companies to appear In n series of
pictures. But, despite the fact of the
salary proffered was greatly In ex-
cess of what Miss Walberg now re-
ceives, she decided to remain under
the management Of the producer, who
discovered her. Miss Walberg's career
has been an unusual one, in that she
has become prominent dancer
practically in two short seasons Shs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29

THE TULSA STAGE
AND SCREEN
WHERE WE'LL GO TODAY.
bY SIS.

GRAND: Grand Incompatible Stock
company, presenting THE Bishops
Carriage"
EMPRESS: Foley and O'Neil. In
songs and dances, Orpheum act head
lining four other acts, and Mollie
Kings latest episode of THE Seven
Pearls"
BROADWAY: Aliens Cheyenne
minstrels (not blackface), headlining
four other Western association vaude-
vile acts, and Edna Goodrich's new
film feature, "A Daughter Of Mary
land"
The Screen.
MAI ESTIC: The big submarine
super-film extraordinary. Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" in
eight reels
PALACE: Charles Ray in The
Son OF His Father" and Hearst
Pathe news reel
Strand: "Rasputin. the Black
Monk" with Montague Love and June
Elvidge and an all-star cast.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

Me zawahala sic rownoczesnic
pred ~szerzeniem falszywych po-
dejrzeh i donos6w ma obrohc6w
polityki i godnosci narodowcJ, na
uchwale Z % maja br. ugruntowa-
mel.
Wsr6d takicj atmosfcry niemoz-
live byly dalsze obrady powaz-
ncgo ciala polityczneso. Jakoz
my, rcprczcntanci stronnlctw
polskich, Ia gruncie ucllwa}y Z
IS maja br. zjcdnoczonych, swia-
domi naszyci obowiqzkow Cd
powicdzialnoSci narodowcj, ME
mogliSmy dopu5cic do wypusz--
czenia uchwaiy Z % maja pod ia
dntm pozorcm i, da Bog, takze W
p~rzyszio5ci, wbrew podobnym
z~abiegom, nicdopuscimy. Skoro
jednak przcbieg ostatnleso zebra
MIA Kola Scjmowego odkry} priced
narodcm nicbezpieczcnstwa i
knowania, skicrowane przcciw
naszcj polityce narodowcJ, sNoro
CT, kt6rzy czuja SIG bye powotanl
do przcwodzcnia pod narodowym
sztandarem, sztandarem tch0rzll-
vie porzucajq i skiadaja so W
tainvm schowaniu swoich uczuc
i wspomnien rodzinnyc1>, odzy-
wany sic do calego spolcczeil-
silva Z wezwaniem w chwili pod
jctych ma nowo przcz WpiyWoWc
czynniki prob rozstroj III, trWaJmy
niczachwianie przy naszvm naro-
dowym programme. skupiajmy sic
i lqczmy ma zasadzie uchwaly L
2s maja br.! Me danny sic ZACH
WAC ami stcroryzoWac.
Niechaj Swiadoma opinia Gale
60 spolcczehstwa poprzc mas w
narzuconcj nam ma nowo walce o
najwyzszc dqzenia narodowe!
Niechaj przemozny wp}yw tel o.
pinii przezwyciezy siabych i DO
jazliwych, MECH sprawl, ably / ci
n;eliczni, kt6rzy sic ~jeszcze wa
haja, staneli ia stray naszych
nieprzedawnionych praw i god
noSci narodowej."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
OdezWa Xvi zku
Miqdzypartyjnego
" Ca|iCyi,

Galicyjskie stronnictwa; Ludo-
vcy, Zjcdnoczcnic Narodowe l
Stronnictwo Narodowo = Demo-
kratycznc, zlqczonc w Iwlazck
Miedzypartyjny wydafy nastepu-
jacq odezwe podpisana przez
wszystkich cz}onk6W Wymicnio-
nych grup:
ME ziScila sic nadzieja, jaka
spo}eczehstwo polskie przywiqzy-
walo do ostatnich obrad ko}a
Sejmowego. w dniu tym znlknac
mialy T. widowni politycznej
szczatki Naczelnego Komitctu
Narodowego, ktory pred trzcma
laty VIOLA spofeczehstwa naszego
powolala do zycia, ably w czasic
wojny Swiatowej byf symbolem
n~aszej jednosci i WARY narodo-
wei, a ktory, niestety, stall sic
narzedziem rozstroju i niewiary,
ogniskiem fatszow, sluzalstwa, a
nawet i donosicielstwa, zr6dlcm
cierpiei i krzywd, wyrzqdzanych
spo}eczeistwu polskiemu. Zgro-
madzila sic 2go wrzesnia repre-
zcntacya narodowa ola stwierdzc-
MA, ze Komitet ten. nazywaJqcy
sic nieprawnie samozwailczo
ciaglc jeszcze ~,,naczelnym
,,narodowym", mimo opuszczenla
&C przez szereg stronnictW, pre-
stall jake TAXI istniec i ola rzuce-
MIA zasIony ma jego smutna dzia-
}alnoSt, kt6ra dopiero w szczesli-
wszych warunkach politycznych
wolno bedzie Z Gala swoboda O.
Swietlic.
I~naczej sic stale. Wbrew daw-
niejszemu postanowieniu, diva
stronnictwa majqce w swym reku
ten t. wv. Naczelny Komitet Ma
rodowy, postanowify go utrzymac
pod pozorem, re dotycllczas ME
ma rzadu narodowego w Krolest-
vie Polskiem.
Ma domiar, grupa posf0w kon-
serwatywnych powazy}a sic uczy-
mic jawny zamach ma uchwale
Kola Sejmowego L 2S maia br.
poddac w watpliwoSc jej znacze-
ME, tlumaczac ia jake wyraz IL
cue jedynie w przeciwstawieniu
do aktu Z ) listopada 1916 r, jake
rzekomcgo programu polityczne-
60 polskiego!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

sic niczem zastapic, nocy, cudow-
ny SWAT metalurgii i ~dokonywa
codziennych zdumiewajacych ia
jennie przyrody. .Czyz nam je-
szcze opowiadac, W jakim stanie
karabiny powracaja Z placu boju?
One So tez poranione, pokrwawio-
lie i zabloconc, popekane, pola--
name, pogiete z pozacinancmi
zamkami. Spiewajac, podaja So
bic dziewczeta Z rak do rqk te
bron, noszaca ma sobie tax okrop-
nc Shady; coz to "a kontrast
Patrz.ja kula karabinowa pre-
strzcliia gladko lufe wraz Z plasz'
czem stalowym u karabinu star
szcgo modelu. Przebila stal ma Il
milimetrow gruba. Taxi wypadek
nie przydarzylby sic juz terazniej-
szej lufic.
Ach. gdybym mGgI tax zainte-
resowac czytelnik6w jak mnie sa-
mego zainteresowaio to zycie ia
bryki! Niechetnie wychodzilem
stamtad taxi jak gdybym opusz-
cal strony rodzinne. Wszak "a
m}odu waha}em sic. czy zostac
poeta, czy tez tecllnikiem broni;:"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

p6zniej oznajmiI, re projckt ME
mozc bye odwolanym, DO jest
przez rad podpisany. Probowal
jcdnak p. Lcdnicki sklonic mas do
pogodzcnia sic T. faktem dokona-
nym, obiecujac, re sklad rady do
bierze taxi, azebysmy byli zado--
violent.
Ia ostatnia obietnica dopelni-
In cary i otworzyla nam oczy.
DojrzcliSmy, re miedzy Mani
czterema, a p. Lcdnickim ~istnicje
Gala p~rzepasG w pojmowaniu god
noSci narodowcj W sprawach po-
litycznych polskici1. Ola mas by
10 zbyt jasnem, lie zadna Rada
Polska ME mozc bye mianowana
przcz kt6ryS rad niepolski, p.
Lednicki zaS stawiaf sprawe ia
gruncic porozumicnia osobistego
co do skladu Rady i chcia} mas
| skIonic do udzialu w Radzic. My
dalszci rozmowy ma takim srun--
Gle ME przyjclismy i wyszlismy,
wyrazajac w oczy p. Lcdnickic--
mu wyrazy najwyzszego oburzc-
MIA i potepienia.
,,ZrozimieliSmy, re p. Ledniciii
chce sobie torowac droge do TO-
bienia polityki polskiej, o~pieraj2c
sig ia rzadzie rosyjskim. DIS TO-
bi to p. Lcdnicki dzieki swoim
stosunkom z Kiercnskim, A czy
dlugo bedzie Kicrenskij VIA
dry? Gdy bedzie kto inny rz2dzi:
Rosyq, inny Polak zechcc lima
polityke prowadzit, opieraj2c sit
ma innym dyktatorze rosyJskim.
Czemze bedzie wtedy polityka
polska? A jezeli dzieje sic to dis
W Piotrogrodzie, PREY boku pre-
zesa Homisyi Likwidacyjnej, ma
jacego prawa rosyjskiego mini
stra, to czyz pc wojnie, w Polsce
niepodleglej, ME zechca niektorzy
Polacy prowadzic polityke pol
ska opartq o ambassadors rosyj-
skiego w Warszawie, ktorym tez
moze bye W przysz}oSci Polak.
DIS widze kandydatow : Pola-
kow do Rady przybocznej preze-
sa i Komisyi, kt6rzy chetnie
przyjma nominacye rzadowe, ably
mice patent ma politykow pol
skich ktorego naprozno Cd spole-
czeiistwa polskiego oczekujq. Ale
takich kandydatow ME zbraknie
i wowczas, gdy w Polsce, pc woj
ME, beda rezydowali ambasado--
rowie rosyjscy."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
0 uzurpacyach p. Lednickieso.

Ia paryska rPolonia' podaje-

Ia paryska rPolonia" podaje-
NY:
PodaliSmy w zeszlym numerze
protest, wystosowany do p. Led
niokiego, a m%otywujacy wysta-
picnic najwybitniejszych czlon-
k0w Komisyi Likwidacyjnej ola
spraw Kroiestwa Polskiego, Ma
zwisko - obok ksiecia CzetWer-
tynskiego i innych szczegolnie
p. W}adyslawa Grabskiego pod
protestem, wywolalo wszedzle
wielkie wrazenie. Wiadomo pow
szechnie, re p: W}ad. Grabski,
brat Stanislawa, profesora &c
Iwowa, trzymal sic zawsze ida
leka nietylko Cd walk partyjnej,
ale i Cd walk politycznych wogo-
lie i po5wiecal sic calkiem piracy
spolecznej, oddajac ma tenn polu
sprawie publicznej niespozyte IL
siugi. Tenn glebsze musla]y bye
powody tel donios}ej decyzyl.
Piotrogrodzki ,,Dziennik Polski"
pragnai Z lego wlasnych ust usly-
sec wyjasnienia, kt6rych mu P.
WI. Grabski ME odmowit, a ktore
W glownych swych ustepach
brzmia, jak nastepuje: ,Po p. A
leksandrze Lednickim miafem
prawo spodziewac sic zupelnie
innego postawienia rzeczy, niz to,
ktore nastapilo. Stosunki mole L
D. A. Lednickim byly ma gruncle
spraw publicznych dose bliskie.
Przedewszystkiem pod w~zgledem
politycznym bardzo czesto byllS-
my jednego zdania.
Argument przeto .Dzlennrka
Narodowego" re w wystapienlu
mas czterech odgrywaly role Gym
tiki partyjne, jest tylko manew-
rom nolemicznvm. Gdyby nasZe
wystapienie mialo podkiad par
tyjny, ME byioby na MEM Przede-
wszystkiem mojego podPisu; tym
czascm mic wahalem sic pierwszy
powiedziec p. Lednickiemu W O.
CIV, re zmusza on mas do wysta-
pienia Z Komisyi Likwidacylnej
mic wahaIem sic zaraz pc powie-
dzeniu teso wplynac ma zredaso-
wanie zbiorowego listu w tonic
takim, w jakim sic uNazai.
TO, re p. Lednicki trzymaf
sam projekt swojej rady W sekre-
Gle pred mani czterema / jeszcze
n;ektorymi innymi czlonEaml
Kom3syi, jest ola mnie psycholo-
gicznq zagaGka. !S~zczegolnie ME
pojetym pozostaje ola mnie spo-
SOB traktowaria przez p. Lednlc-
kiego tel sprawy re nina osoblS-
Gle. Zaraz po utworzeniu komi--
syi Likwidacyjnej p. Lednicki
specyalnie prosii mnie, bym mu
pomaga} W prowadzeniu jej prac
/ okazywa, mt W jego roll cafko-
vita przyckylnoSc. Przyobieca-
lem mu to i obietnicy dotrzyma--
lem: opracowaiem zasady ! plan
dziaialnoSci Komisyi Likwidacyj-
rel, ktory zostai przyjety przez
Komisye, ~iacznie Z p. Mrozow-
skim opracowaliSmy regulamln
Komisyi, a wszystkie pierwsze
konkretne projekty likwidacyi IL
rzedow ~rosyjskich W krolestwie
Polskiem byiy przez mas ulozone.
/ wv czerwcu ubieglym zauwazy
, lem, re p, Lednicki ukiada pewien
: plan, zwiazany z jego stanowis--
= klein jake prezesa Komisyi Lik-
widacyjnej, plan, ktory przedem'
ma ukrywa. Mogiem wyrozumied
tylko, re osia tego planu ma bye.
to, re prezes Komisyi Likwidacy!
mel, a Komisya to zupeinie co IN
nego i re prezes Komisyi Likwi'
, dacyjnej to cos znacznie wieksze.
!, go, niz personal---very. komisyl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

PoI.k, poutyk, czy wiexszv czy mnie,
sly "a obowiazek p~oczytywac sooie
powinien stale ~rekiarnowac narodo.
wosc nasza wsrod obcvch. zaznaiamiae
Ameryha..ow z ooisKIent ins' rtucr"mi