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ny VILLA II KING.
Omitted States Senator .ro,:I utnh :.

Bulgaria and Turkey arc 50 cNcctu-
ally under the control Of the central
powers. particularly Germany. that Il
hreuH in the relations binding them
together would be difficult. Germany
has financed bulgaria and Turkey and
supplied them with munitions Of war.
and other resources since their en-
trance into the war. German troops
have also bCcn sent 20 aid the Bull
rarians and the Turkish armies The
result is that Germany c&crts not only.
great influence over these nations but
has practically controlled them More
over. the king Of Bulgaria is German
ana h" has encouraged :, strong coali-
ton between Germany and bulgaria.
J have read with interest the report
that tncr" has been a rupture between
Turkey and Bulgaria. and the views
expressed by some that Germany
would. II the rupture become serious.
support Bulgaria and allow the Turk
iSn empire TO withdraw from the
quadruplc alliance.
j. is true there has been some con
tr"vcrsy between Bulgaria and Turkey
over the division OF the spells of war.
E"G!nania was treated ny the central
powers as q conquered nation and not
withstancIng Germany and Austria.
nad frequently declared that they
would negotiate = peace with Russia
an" FouWania without demanding in
'''''i'N''S anu dNh'%hlOnS, II was soon
discovered thcE" statements were false
ana that both ind"mnities and anncxa-
ton were demanded from Russia and
from Roumania.
Rournan!a Is being treated rs a con-
GVcTod province and both the nation
and the people arc subjected 10 tn.
greatest indanitics. The sover!rnty Of
NoEinania has bo=n destroyed and tile
state ana the people arc in u couG!-
bon or rGs=-larc. Differences have
arisen between Turkey and Bulgart;,
over a partition Of territory wrcnchcd
rom Frumania. In view ot the fat
mat Germany stripped Russia OF three
OF her Cauea"ian provinces and gave
them to rurkeY. Bulgaria was lcd %
demand :. larger portion or Rouman! Al
trrr!tnrv.
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AI"rEMIr TO ASSiSSINATE
TIKI. = I.EDINI


Whatever may be thought about mo
t!ves iust.fy.ng the act ~ in the frs:
case quoted, The plot TO assasslnaie the
cS-k hcc!vc WAS as GIscr, ditab!e i
piece Of work as can he imagined.
II IS not believed shat -Nhbas !i,imi
intended to be hostile 70 the British
IN the urst instance. ~ any rate the
turks were not by any means sure Of
MIN. Prior to the outbreak OF war,
no had arrived, rs usua! for the sum-
ner months. AT kaHd.!i on the BCs-
pAoTua from ESypt. Probably he de-
INJURED TO the Turkish demands. which
included large payment OF money
ana 1t is a fact that he actually tried
O.! nc could TO leave Turkey.
The government. which meant E.nver
and Taiaat, decided TO do away with
h.n and as an instrument for that
purpose secured the. services OF a
young Egyptian The plot vas that
tn.a young man should re br!bed 10 Kill
thc Khedvc. after which. police and
Ecndagmcs. who were to be ready on
Tho spot. would Immediately cut down
the assassin, who would then tell no
tales. The Turkish government would
have shown their righteous nG.snatiOn
At the baTbarOus act and awkward
Qpe9tions by the British authorities
would be avoided. Crhis was before
war was declared by Great Br!tain)
nc pot wen. wei IN 50 lar mat as
the ;hen lihcdive was driving ono
...orn!nS in STEAMBOAT. the boy was duly
enabled to get to the carriage and
fire two shots point blank. after which
he was set upon and hacked - pieces.
But the Khed!vc was not mortaNy hit
and recovered
Aftcr this episode. ne was openly
cocrccd. and threatened tina, he must
either give in 10 the Turkish demands
or lose his life. and he chose the for
Eer course.
We now cone 10 the third and most
recent example. though there are others
rot so prominent which could be men
t!oned.
The late heir-apparent was one OF
those who had TO he removed, as he
d.d not see eye to eye with the Com
mittcc party. The facts OF the assas-
eiNat!on IRE not generally known. and
the incident happened comparatively
recently.
In this case tho instrument was lxze-
dins aid de camp. who had been for
many years in his service. but who
proved utterly base. The princes en-
touragc. who knew that this officer had
his entire confidence, were told one
day that the prince was i'll and de-
his personal confdan,
He was thcreupon made away with
and the veins in his arm opened. with
: knife left lying at his side to make
il appear as If he had committed sui
eide. An autopsy was Regularly mad.
b. not only Turkish. but German and
austrian doctors. who certified death
IA accordance with the suicide theory
such. then, are the chief men, fit as.
soc!atos for German diplomats who
did not shrink from contact W., ria,
lowest Of men in Turkey, ana devised
nefarious schemes in Egype and else
where: one at least of thss. wns
brought to light and the woI.d-hc pcr.
petrhtor sentenced 10 n long term al
pSaal scrvitude -, the I:gyD:ian rnv-
crnm cnt.--Copyright. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
Douglas Fairbanks I,,cn.cs.

Ihat ever popular screen star.
triumph with his now photoplay. say
Young Fellow" which is presented at
the Bijou again to-day and tomorrow:
The picture was an excellent one. as
all OF Mir. Fairbanks pictures are, and
~ demonstrated us popularity in a
most emphatic manner
In this picture Mr.. Fairbanks is n
newspaper reporter who docs stunts
which tho average cub reporter might
we'll envy. lie interviews a million
airc who has never been interviewed
before, and he uncarths fraudulcn,
scheme in a small factory town which
is run b. big man. n sort OF boss.
In accomplishing these Journalistic trl-
umphs, the Fairhanksian athletic
stunts are continuously in evidence.
Bray's New photograph is the added
feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
,da to Charlca,on'a water supply

WASHINGTON. August An ex-
penditure OF $4,000 for additions 20
the Charleston CS. c. water works 10
meet increased army and nay de-
mands has Boo authorized by the War
Department as IT'S share OF the cost. il
was announced to-day. The Navy De-
partment VIII authorize an equal ex-
pcnditurc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
Harris Feature Picnscs.

The romantic Western frontlcrsmcr
ana p!a!nsmon OF the days Of Bret
iiartc. Mark Twain and Frederick
Remington may have vanished forever.
but they liv%again. fervid and realistic,
in Selfish Yates" the latest photoplay
OF William 5. Hart, the famous Thomas
II. 1ncc Aircraft film star, being shown
At the Isis this week In this picture
Mr.. Hart is Of the West Western. ana
the living embodiment OF those re-
markab!c characters by whom the
West was reclaimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

the deiineation of Marcia Calhoun this
woman OF laudablc ambition and an
iron determination TO scale the heights.
he the cost what IL may.
Two added features include Lone
some Luke" in IAN Ozark Romance.
and n Colonial Screen Telegram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
ANN Held IIns Pnc,,,,o,,,

NEW YORK, August 1.--Anna Held.
the noted actress. who has been So.
riousS' i'll at the Hotel Plaza for sew.
cral months with pernictous nnaemia,
has contracted bronchial pneumonia,
It was announced tonight by her at
tending physician, DR.. +. NJ. Ovcrton,
and her life Is again in jeopardy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
HiG War Feature.

IN a battle OF wits. an American tn
ventor bcsts the monster of Europe
in ITO Hell With the Kaiser" stro2.
Indictment OF the Kaiser and Kaiser
ISM produced by Screen Classics. Inc
which is the attraction at the Isis The
alter next week. Professor Munroe has
perfected Il wonderful wireless invcn-
ton which the Kaiser wants. and no
demands that the American turn over
the plans. Professor Munroe takes a
parcc! to tho palace and hands it -
the Kaiser. When he opens 1T he finds
silk American flag and then follow
scenes which every true patriot mus.
see to learn how tho American stan l.,
IN for the greatest democracy in the
world, and also out-wits the Kaiser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
OF IMPORTANCE no
EVERY LOCAL INDUSTRY

This meeting is OF great Importance
to every industry, large and small.
whether engaged ut present In the
production tor any par. OF the gov
eminent directly or indirectly. that can
utilize their machinery in producing
supply parts in the building of ships
as such industries Will he placed upon
the preferred list. cnsuring the least
possible interruption To factory or
Saniaation.
While this conference will only be
OF direct vital interest 20 the lines OF
industry mentioned. every factory will
be Interested, as uuch practical, IN
formation can be obtained from the
speakers.
The Chamber Of Commerce. in its
cndeavor TO avoid as far as possible
Interruption in Richmond's factory
production. arranged this conference.
and therefore. cordially invites every
member Of the chamber engaged in
manufacturing lines to be present
Cool boarding places nrr advertised
every day i'll the Want Ads i'm this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

hers believe that Gc,many's in
Nucnce VIII be Sufficiently Grcat--if
not her Influence. her mailed nst--to
nfhS about Il not entire harmony, ~;
east q" armed truce between the
turkish and Bulgarian nations
IN my "piuiou If Germany were pre-
"ohl"H w.t' the alternative of losing
bulgaria Or turkey, She would prcfsr
10 S"criiTee bulgaria. Turkey affords
create opportunities for the extension
81 The pan-GermIric idea than does
bulgaria. Tho Bcr!!n-Bardad scheme
couid be realized "ithou, bulgaria bu,
tpuld not bc accomplished without
turkey. Germany is looking to Asia
MINOR and tho rich Mcsopot,inian Val
ieE' TO Persia, to Afgahnistnn and -
nc indian ocean. She hopes TO destroy
Great Hr.lnin's interests in Egypt nnu
80 cut off her road 10 India.
Germany further realizes that Bu.-
cAria. hcmmci in by Russia Serbia.
Greece. Roum1nia and Turkcy, can
never be powerful nation. nor Il par
amount factor in the Balkan situation.
She must lean upon Austria and upon
Germany. 50. no matter what temper
any difference might arise, think it is
c'.Ar that Germany and Austria feel
ihai Bulgaria must stand within thee
shadow
United STATES C0uLD
NOT act IN SETTLEMENT
ihn question has been suggested 10
mo alphabetically as 10 whether. if
IUrhcT withdrew from the Quadruplc
alliance. peace would Immediately re-
silt between the allied governments
1nd Turkey. In view OF the fact that
theoretically at least. 4 condition of
raacc ana awity exists between the
United states and Turkey. this nation
would have no voice in any ncgotia-
Tons between Turkey and the allies
OF our nation. the peace terms would
"c settled w.thou. our intcrposition or
our Tight To take par. IN the ncgotia-
Ions However, ] do not think that
II turkey should seek to withdraw
from her partners, and was successful
III hcr efforts. that, !pgo facto. It would
re-c5tah!iSh peace and amity between
iurkcy and the allied nations Great
frItan md France particularly have
suffered too much NJ the hands OF Tur-
Key I" negotiate peace upon any
STATUS quo ante basis.
or course. do noc think Turkey
YOU'D Withdraw from the alliance un-
ICES sAe could negotiate Il favorable
NtAce with the allied nations and she
would insis; upon a retention of her
."n territory as II condition OF peace.
moreover. she would insist that the
stolen Russian provinces given 70 her
b% Germany were OF 10 concern 20
'he.r allies. ard that their disposition
c'I'd not be the subject of ncgotia-
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
TROUBLE OVER SHIPS
Difficulties Arise In Leasing OF cerp,,n
Intcrncd Craft In Chilean n
Winters, Ma
my Associatcd Press !


SANTIAGO. CHILE. August l.--Dlt.S
hcul;ies have arisen In the charterinr,
of three informed German steamers. thS
Memphis. Aida and Westphala. ,which;
was arranged by Adolph Ortuzar, who
lad contracted for the Memphis with
the intent to ship salpetcr to Spain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
.rhc Guilty Man" nj u.al,,

written by Rnth Helen Davis and
Charles Klein from the original BY
Francois Irp'ee. y. II. Wuons's pro.
"ncllon The Guilty Man" is one Of
the strongest. most vitality gripping
OF recent photoplays Manager r. -
Loving. Of the Rialto Thcater, an
nounces its arrival at his thcater on
Friday and Saturday of this week. The
cast includes Gloria Hope as the daugn-
ter OF Vivian Reed. 4 Partisan womb
greatly wroiSod b% the guilty man
which part in turn is taken by VIII
liam Garwood. an attorney. who has Ia
prosecute his own daughter tor the
murder OF her Htcnfathcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
WAR WORK CONFERENCE At
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Richmond Manufacturers to Meet
Representatives Of Emergency
Fleet Corporation To-Day.
Make SUPPLIES FOR SHIPS
Machinery OF Many Plants May BE
Utilized in Producing Supply
Paris-Evcry Factory Operator in
Richmond Invited to Attend.

The district production division Of
tho Emergency Fleet Corporation. a
department OF the covernmcnp to sup
ply everything needed in the construc-
ton of ships. Will confer with tho
manufacturers in Richmond and Vir-
ginia. engaged in tho iron. steel. metal
and wood products. etc. at the Cham
Der OF Commerce, at 2:3O o'clock this
afternoon.
Representing this department OF the
government VIII be ". s. Scamans. Jr
district division manager. formerly con-
necied with the Richmond branch OF the
American Locomotive Company: Cap
tain ~ II. Cameron. who has had cx-
tensirc practical experience in the in
dustrial operations in Canada and Eng
land during the war: J. H. Ucrnon and
Miss Maudc Fay. The latter has worked
In England developing women for SER
vice in industries OF various kinds
Each OF the representatives Will make
practical addresses on Industrial opera
tons bearing upon the war, parti-
cularly ship building operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

Read the Want Al news every day In
The Timcs-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
BULGAR AND TURKISH
SITUATION REVIEWED
Senator King of Utah, Gives His Version of the Turko
German Situation Holding Teutons Control and
Want Rich Valley Of Mesopotamia

WASHINGTON. Angus, ,.-Senator
King. OF Utah. who is a close student
%! AFFAIRS III the Balkans. ana who has
repeatedly urgcd a declaration OF war
by this country against Bulgaria and
turkey. o-day prepared the following
analysis Of the Turto-Gcrman situa-
lion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

Germany has souch; 10 com pose ,he
d differences between her thicyin: part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
YOUNG TURK METHODS
LIKE THOSE OF ALLY
o'nnameh Diplomat Describes Man
ncr of Men Who Control Dcs-
tiny OF Turkish Empire.
EuvEK AND TALAAT sCoUNDREL
ASSASSINATION of Nazcm Pasha Fol.
loved by Massacre of Thirty or
Forty Pcrsons-Attcmpt TO MUIR
der EX-KhcGiTc.
ny 4 D!PE.DiiAT.

LONDON. aug. l.-Wha, manner OF
f.en they are, who now drag the Otto
Iaan Empire through it's disasters. 3
rrcti% we'll guessed at by those who
know anything about the AFFAIRS OF the
fully known wha; actual crimes are ,c
he ioiG TO the account OF al leus, Envc-
aaG Talaat. the two most prominent OF
u" Turkish leaders. when we there.
l. nc iail al out Bringing the J.. ,>cr
and his encourage personally - book
Tor the German misdecds, wc must not
forget that there are others who shoU.u
ace dealt with in equal manner.
1nNcr. "u;wardly Il irauis -epcakin :
military personality, and IuIaat, o.
charming address and fun OF bouhomi5
ln society gatherings, have yet some
hhd deeds tor wnicn 10 account. 10
justify this statement il VIII be SUI
fy.cat TO ,claIe the precise details 81
three actual or attempted s.ssaaaina
iloHS within the last years, /. e.. the
iAGFCc. OF Na"In Pdshc. the attempt ed
!nur1vE of the eA-khedIyc and tic
CRIME Of Yussuf lZ@cGin, late ncir-up-
parent OF Turkey. Ino nrst of these
i.ots was, perhaps. the lcas, culpabIc.
a!.a may nos.b!y be- excused on political
tF0unts. get IL was attended at the
best ~ unnecessary and savage v!oi-
eHcc
II VII! be remembered that Naaiui
"as Minister o: War IN kiaGuil rasht, .
COVE ruW-H,, which, IN January. lvl3.
AAd ssuscribcI 20 the London ucgoti,-
ions handing over Aur!tUup!c u the
L-!saf!ana ~ The result proved, tAc
Lever party achieved success by cau4.
!-6 the overthrow OF tn!s government
ana eventually rroa!ed b. tae d.sscn-
AlVs.s ot tic balkan nations - the tune
81 retaining lhrucO. Adr!uuople ia
c4-ceG But the manner oi cMccutiuS
tue.! coup was d!sce-aitab!c. NaEi,:.,
" i""ch respected soldier, who had done
some exceedingly good and patr.ot.
"9t"' was ncuta!.: murdered ::
--"'eTs o"u hand. and The coup-Qe-
Eg-c~ given :" Ge.u!tlms C.rcGE.alA!lc Is
~ Ia!4at.
The Turkish cabinet WAS. towards
The end OF the month o: January IN
the year given above. lssen1.od ~ nc
sublime Porte engaged III constituting
nc London p.oposu.s win /. y!ow ~
ilt.ty.uS t.clu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

Cool boarding. places are advertised
every day III the Want Ads i'm this
ulp,.r,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-11
Zniechecona do zycla. - "By--

Znlechecona do zyc1a. BY
lam ca}okowicie z1amana, bardzo
os1abiona, nerwowa i mia}am dot
kliwe b6lc gfowy i zaburzenia TO-
1ad}owe' - pisze PAM NJ. Flag
man, Z Linden, n. j.. - "by}o to
wiecej, niz mog}am wytrzymac,
vice zniechecylam sic do zycia.
Lecz wkrotce potem, gd.y pocze--
lam uzywac Ora. Piotra Gomozo
poczu}am sic lepiej, a obecnie je-
stem zn6w IA nogach."
Czy ME jest slusznem uznac, re
lekarstwo, ktore sprowadza take
radykalne lecznicze rezultaty, mu
81 ponad innemi? Czy preparat ia
XII ME jest godzien proby, gdy
wszystko wyglada ponuro i Cd
straszajaco? Me tka, jak inne le-
karstwa. Ora. Piotra Gomozo ME
mona nabyc W aptekach. eJst O.
no dostawianem ludziom wprost z
laboratoryum fabrykantow. DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501
Washington Blvd. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-11
ZyW0t
Ko$SciusZki
(Ciag dalszy.)

Dria 6 Tzcrvca 1874 T.. stocZy1
N:yScir1szko walna bitwe podSzcze
kovinami. kt1ra wypad}a niepo-
my>lnie dla oreza polskiego. Juz
s;4 Moska]e zaczeli cofac, gdy
v7em magic zjevilo sic IA placu
baiu 26,00O P~rusakow, podczas
civ Polacy. j~eszcze w zo}niersklm
rzeinioSlc nicWycwiczeni, tylko
: 1000 zolnierzX liczyli. kosclusz
k1 cofna1 sic W najwiekszym po-
rzadku. Tam odznaczy1 sic zaszczy
1ric ~sicrzant Franciszck Derysarz,
E46rv choc obicdwie nogi mia1 ur
vanc Cd armatniej kuli, wo1a1 jesz
exc IA swoich: ''Bracia! bronclc
Oiczyzny, Smia}o broncie! zwycle
*ycie!'
Dnia 9 Czcrwca wszedl Kosciu-
>zko IA czelc vojska polskiego do
Warszawy. Trudno opisac zapaf
uvielbienie ludu warszawsklego
dja Naczclnika powstania! Potrzc
h4a by}a jego obccnosc W stolicy,
vdyz otoczyli ia ze wszech stror
Prusacy i Moskale w $4,000 wojs-
Tia. Dzien i zoe szturmoWall do
Warszawy. kosciuszko odpleraI
1neznie ich napady, pc kilka ray
stacza1 Z mimi zwyciezkie bitwy,
az tcz w koncu odpedzil ich cd
Warszawy.
POWSTANIE w WIELKO-
POLSCE.
Najg]0wniejszym povodem. &c
Prusacy odstapili cd oblezenla
Warszavy bylo powstanie W
Wie}kopolsce. Powstancy napadl!
statki pruskie Ia Whsle, wlozac(
z Grudziadza dla Prusakow poe
Warszawa dziala amunicya.W szy
stkie statki zosta}y zabrane j pot(
rione. a 1000 bcczek prochu uzyl
Polacy ola siebie. Wtedy kr6l prr
ski opuscil spiesznie Warszawe
aby przytlumic ruch wielkopolski
kossciuszko wielce sic uradowaf ne
wiadomossc O dzielnym czynie brs
q Wielkopolan i staw1 ich jake
wz6r Polakom W innych ziemiach
edy sic O mich odzywa: "DaliWle
kopolanie wszystkim braciom bal
dzo piekny przyk}ad, re powsta-
nie moze bez pomocy wojska by
uskutecznionem, byle tylko wszy
stkich umysfy z}aczy} interes %
.;zyzny. a milosc wolnosci swie-
tym ogniem zapali1a.
Naczelnik, by poprzec Wlelko
polan, postal i'm ma pomoc SOU
wojska pod dow6dztwem Dabrov
skiego j Madalinskiego. Przysz}
tlo bitwy z Prusakami pod habi'
szynem i Bydgoszcza, gdzie Prus
cy pokonani, a srogi pu]kowni]
Szekali zosta} zabity. Ten Szeka]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-11

Wnetrznosci obciazone, b6l g1o
WY, ME ma zartow, prawda? Ola
czego ME mice weso1ej twarzy,
czerwonych lie, kt6re przychodza
u dobrem trawieniem? HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain herbata powodu
:je wnetrznosci do regularnej pra
cy bedziecie sic czuc jak nowi. We
zcie ia dis wieczorem. w apiece
Brown'a Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-11

:skie, ogarnelo wszystkich ponure
zwatpienie. Roku 1895 nastapi}
~trzeci rozbi6r Polsk, W skutek
|kt6rego Ojczyzna nasza utraci1a
niepodleg1osc.
! DALSZE LOSY KOSCIUSZKI.
Kosciuszko zosta} z innymi jen
cami -odstawiony do Petersburga,
gdzie przesiedzia4 diva lata W vie
)zieniu, a przytem wielkie~ ponosii
lcierpienia, gdyz ran jego dobrze
|nie zagojono. Podczas smutnej ME
wolf zabawia} sic czytaniem i to-
IkarstWem.
Pc smierci carowej Katarzyny
|nastepca jej Pawe} natychmiast
|po wstapieniu IA iron uwolni1 Ko
)sciuszke, a IA pr6sby jego udaro-
|wa} wo]noscia wszystkich polskich
|jenc0v. Uda1 sic Kosciuszko wte-
|dy W obce. kraje. Zwiedzi1 Szwe-
|cya i Ameryke, gdzie powita1 swe
90 wodza Washingtona. z zapa--
lem witano Kosciuszke W Amery-
ce. Wyplacono mu z6}d zaleg1y,
lkt0ry dose by1 znacznym. Kosciu
szko uzy1 wiekszej czesci tych pie
niedzy Ia wykupno niewolnlkow
murzyn6w: Szkola ia zosta1a poi
niej zalozona i zowie sic szko}a
kosciuszki. TAX Wszedzie ten bo-
Halter ni0s1 ludziom pomoc i pocie-
che.
Wr6ciwszy do Europy, osiad1 W
Francyi. Daremnie namawia} 60
Napoleon, ably stana1 ma czele Po-
lak0v. Mail sfuszne powody do o.
|bawy, re Napoleon mic ola Polski
lie uczyni.
Roku 1915 uda1 sic KosciusZko
ma kongres do Wiednia, ably wp1y
VEN swym wyjednac Polsce ME
podleg}osc, a zarazem usilnic sic
|~stara1, ably w1oscian polskich os-
wobodzic jak najpredzej poddan
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