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The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Dallas county has received four
trucks TO be used in road construc.
ton in the county.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

All banking institutions In ouachi-
Ia county and neighboring counties
In south Arkansas are In the best
financial condition of their history.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The Imboden Commercial Club,
realizing the value of dairying as
money-making proposition have in
augurated campaign of education
to encourage farmers along this line.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Peach growers of South Franklin
county will market their crop ON the
cooperative plan this year and have
obtained a contract for $40 bushe,
1. o. b. Charleston or branch.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The Fort Smith Building Trades
Council was formally organized, with
every organized building trade in thu
city as member of the council
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

All crops in the Mcneil vicinity
have been suffering from drouth. Corn
is badly damaged and the boil wesvil
is hurting cotton.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The cantaloupe movement has
started al Lockesburg and several
carloads are being shipped every
day. a great deal of difficulty il
hcipg experienced in getting cars.
hut the railroad promises relief from
this
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Much interest is being manifested
IN better dairy stock in White
county.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

SiNtytwo Sebastian county boys
ana girls, members of the boys and
girls farming clubs, took the short
course In modern agriculture At the
RussellvHle Agricultural College.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

A campaign for 81 citizen" viii
b. launched zeen, under the auspices
OF tho BatesYille Chamber OF Com
merce. . raise $500 Or 5000 70
finance HE soldiers Homecoming
celebration
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The canning factory at Berryville
is being put in readiness 10 open
in few days
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

E. I. Mckinley, deputy state com
missioner of labor. visited points IN
northern Arkansas, where he inyes-
tigated working conditions of women
employees in hotels. restaurants and
roomins houses. He said that he
found the proprietors complying with
the order of the Minimum Wage and
Maximum Hour Commission in prac-
tieallv every instance.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Application for charter has been
made for a Pope county post Of the
American Legion The pos With
headquarters in Rassellvilie, viii be
Iamed tie r ggs-Hamilton post. IN
honor af two Pope county boys who
died in battle in France.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The Arkansas Corporation Com
mission issued an order suspendfns
until August the proposed increase
ir rates Of the Gentry Telephone
Company. The petition OF the RESI-
dents OF Gentry. asking that the com
pany be not allowed to increase the
rates. will be heard on that date.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

T P. Clark. superintendent of tho
Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute since
1917. has rendered his resignation to
The State Board of Control. effective
al once DR.. John Robert Dobyns. tor
%3 years head OF the Mississippi
School for the Deaf. has been chos-
en- to succeed Mr.. Clark.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

To further safeguard purchasers Of
stock those who offer the securities
fer sale may be required TO maze
periodical reports to the State Bauh-
ing Department. showing the corpor-
ate conditions on certain dates. it
was announced by Y. T. Maxwell,
state bank commissioner.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The Wild blackberry crop in Ben
ten county is one Of the largest eye,
known and tie berries brought into
the city nd ready sale at so cents
a gallon
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Efforts of the Ministerial Alliance
of Little Rock to stop the playing
Of Southern Leageu baseball at Camp
Pike ON Sundays have been success
tnl II was announced at the camp
that pursuant to an order from the
War Department at Washington no
more professional games will be
played in the camp on Sundays.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

There are seven different oil AMI
gas companies holding leases on me
greater part Of the land in north
Franklin county. besides several hur-
dred acres south of the river.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Private George w Garner. son OF
J. w. Garner. who lives in Lonoke
county, near England. has been
awarded a Distinguished Service
Cross by General Pershing, on b.
half of the president. for extraord.-
nary heroism in action at Exermont.
France, on October 4, 1918, It has
been announced by the War Depart
ment.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Col. ]. P. Fancher Of Berryville.
commander of the John G. Fletcher
Camp, United States Confederate
Veterans, has called the twenty-ninah
annual reunion of the members of
the camp. The reunion is to occur
II Green Forest. August :. S and ..
and is not only for Confederate vet
Grams, but also for all Federal vet
GRAMS
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

The Arkansas Corporation Com
mission issued an order suspendtns
until August the proposed increase
in rates Of the Gentry Telephona
Company The petition OF the RESI-
dents OF Gentry. asking that the com
pany be not allowed to increase the
rates. will be heard on that date.
TO further safeguard purchasers af
stock those who offer the securities
fer sale may be required 10 maze
periodical reports to the State Bank-
ing Department. showing the corpor-
ate conditions on certain dates. it
was announced by Y. 7 Maxwell,
state bank commissioner.
The section of country surround
ing Mammoth Sprinc is having dry
weather for ,hreshing ard new wheat
is coming in fast The quality is
good but the yield poor.
The American Exchange Bank of
Leslie has been chartered by ". T,
Maxwell, state bank commissioner,
Che capital stock Is SoO,o90, and the
surplus Is $4,000.
The Rev VIM Cooksey has moved
his family from Searcy to Fordyee.
He Is the State Missionary OF The
Arkansas H3pt1st convention Tor
Es-.,4i.za-4 k.44z..aog
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The section of country surround
ing Mammoth Spring is having dry
weather for threshing ard new wheat
is coming in fast The quality is
good but the yield poor
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

II was decided at meeting Of the
Parsonage Committee of the Frs
Methodist Church Of Conway 10 pro
coed with the erection of home for
the pastor.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The American Exchange Bank of
Leslie has been chartered by W T.
Maxwell. state bank commissioner,
The capital stock is S50,o90. and the
surplus is $4,000
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The Rev. VIM Cooksey has moved
his family from Searcy to Fordyee.
He is the State Missionary Of che
Arkansas Baptist convention for
Southeast Arkansas.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Authority to reorganize the Ar
kansas National Guard which was
mustered into federal service snort.
" after the United States declared
var on Germany, VAS received by
Adjutant General Lloyd Eng.and.
from Mai J Mel Carter. chief OF
the Militia Bureau of the War De-
partment
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

The county teachers Institutes
IN all The counties Of the state have
been unusually we'll attended this
year, and the interest and entnus
iasm in the work has been good
John l. Bond. state superintendent
OF public instruction. said Mir Bond
has just returned from Newton eeua-
ty, whore he attended the institute.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
THE UNION OF AMERICAN
HEBREW CONGREGATIONS

temple was discussed. Rabbi Samuel
N. Deinard is the minister Of the con-
gregation.
Religious Education in Lansing.
Under the direction Of Mr.. Herman
E. Segelin, the Jews Of Lansing, Mich.
are organizing a religious school.
The department Of Synagog and
School Extension has furnished sug-
gestions and advice in solving the
uglal problems of organization and
of determining the nature of the cur
riculum.
The Department has provided litera-
ture, and is giving all the advice nee
essary for conducting an efficient
school.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
SISTERHOOD FURNISHES BOOKS
FOR PRISON.

The chaplain at the Michigan State
Prison, through the agency Of Rabbi
Leo Franklin Of Detroit, Michigan, in
formed the National Federation Of
Temple Sisterhoodo that there was
great need at his institution for books
on Jewish topics for the use Of Jewish
prisoners. Upon the request Of the
Federation, the Rockdale Avenue
Temple Sisterhoods of Cincinnati, o.,
provided thirty we'll chosen books for
the prison.
This activity is growing among the
affiliated societies Of the N. F. 7. S.
and the executive office makes appeals
to various organizations in turn when
such requests for books are made by
institutions.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
ANOTHER SCHOLARSHIP FROM
BALTIMORE.

The Sisterhood Of Har Sinai Con-
gregation, Baltimore, Nd, has provid-
ed complete Hebrew Union College
Scholarship Of $500.
This is especially gratifying as it
is the first contribution this society
has made to the Scholarship fund.
The Sisterhood derived the funds
for the scholarship from Harvest
Festival, which it gave expressly for
that purpose.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
Five

secretary, and Miss Louise Weller,
treasurer. There are 26 members.
In promoting the utilization of the
Aid Society through correspondence
Miss Ray NJ. Wolf, has fulfilled well
her duties as chairman of the Propa-
ganda Committee of the Children Of
Israel Congregation, Woman's Aux
iliary, Memphis, Tenn. She has always
been extremely active in Propaganda
work.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
NEW MEMBER OF FEDERATION.

The unifying force of the National
Federation Of Temple Sisterhoods
among American Jewish Womanhood
has extended to Greenwood, Miss.
The Jewish Aid Society of that city
has Joined the N. F. T. S.
The officers of the Society are Mrs.
A. Weller, president; Mrs. S. Gems
berger, vice-president, Mrs. S. Fogel,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
FOUR NEW POGROM OUTBREAKS
REPORTED IN UKRAINE.

London: (By I. ], P. b. Four new
pogroms in the Ukraine are mentioned
in letter received here from an in
dividual in that country. A man NAM
ed Mashinsky, his wife and three chill
dren were killed in Borisovaka. Other
Jews killed were Lab Soltanov in Ba-
husov; in Mirgarard, Motel Goldberg,
and in Vasilkov, Nachum Maier Mash
insky.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05

gregation and our temple is not large
enough for us to admit them"
With these words, in his annual
message, DR.. d. W. Edelman, presi-
dent Of B'nai Birth Congregation at
Los Angeles, Cal, emphasized the
need Of new temple. 1t is believed
that the congregation would grow
from its present size Of 400 members
in the year following its occupancy Of
a larger building.
Further requirements for new
temple are seen in the lack Of facilities
in the religious school to fully accom-
modate its enrolment Of 275 pupils.
The methods of instruction in this
school are modern and correspondent
ly. The teachers, all Of whom have
either normal school training or its
equivalent in experience, are required
to prepare their lessons in advanc af-
ter consulting with the Rabbi Of the
congregation, and to submit reports
Of each sessions work to the Rabbi.
The pupils may obtain books from the
Congregational library, presided over
by regular librarian.
The Congregation B'nai Birth en-
cages in educational activities among
its members. Instead of holding Bible
Glasses for few as formerly, Rabbi
Edgar F. Magnin will this year ex-
pound some Of the famous Bible pas
sages from the pulpit on Saturday
mornings. A recent issue Of the Con-
gregation's weekly bulletin, urges the
members oattend the training course
for Americanization workers, which is
being given in fifteen lectures at the
University of California.
Roosevelt Memorial in New York
The Sunday morning service on 0c-
tober 26th, at the Free Synagogue, in
New York City, commemorated the
death Of Theodore Roosevelt, which
transpired one year ago. The address
,es were by DR.. Stephen S. Wise, rab-
bi of the Free Synagogue, and Hon.
Oscar S. Straus.
Their First Last and Best Friend.
The first friend the Jewish inmates
of the New York State Reformatory,
at Elmyra, N. Y. make when they en-
ter the institution and the last and
best to bid them farewell when they
are discharged is Rabbi j. B. Pollak,
Of Elmira. He confers with the boys
when they arrive and depart, often eff
fecting a reconciliation between them
and their parents, from whom in many
instances they have become estranged.
Every Sunday afternoon Rabbi
Pollak conducts services, consisting Of
the reading Of the weekday ritual
from the Union Prayer Book, congre-
gational singing, and brief sermon.
Services also are held under his lead
ership on holidays. The department Of
Synagog and School Extension has
provided the Reformatory with Hymn
al and Prayer Book reprints.
Rabbi Pollak does personal work
among the inmates one afternoon each
week, when many Of the boys come to
him for aid in disposing Of their bur-
dens.
Minneapolis May Have New Temple
Share.
At meeting Of the Share Tow
Congregation, Minneapolis, MINI.
held in Thuralay evening, November
9Th, the advisability Of erecting a new
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26

omawia jedynie sprawe artyku--
low i prawnych srodk6w karnych
przeciw wyzyskiwaczom i ukry--
waczom towar6w wszelkiego in
nego rodzaju. Urzednicy departa-
mentu rolnictwa rozpoczeli pre-
gladac raporty agentow federal
nych, rozrzuconych pc ca1ym kra
,ju W sprawie gromadzenia j ukry
wanna zywnosci pc sk}adach, &C.
lem sztucznego wywolania drozy-
zny.
z przejrzanych dotad rapor--
tow okazuje sic juz, re W wielu
miastach takich,~ jak mp. Chica-
go, Detroit, Cleveland i wielu in.
nych zagromadzono i ukryto OIL
brzymie zapasy zywnosci. To
zmusi1o poniekad prokuratora fe
deralnego do wydania rozporza
dzenia ola wszystkich prokura--
toryi w kraju ably dobra1y sic one
natychmiast do takich spekulan-
tow i wyzyskiwaczy ludnosci.D "a
SIZE kroki departamentu sprawie-
dliwosci maja bye skierowane
przeciw Isidorowi j. Kresel w,
New Yorku, - oswiadcza proku-
rator Palmer. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26
przeciw "Baronom
miesnym"

Washington, D. C. - w kr6t-
kim czasie maja bye powziete pra
wne kroki W sadach federalnych
przeciw trustowi miesnemu: Ar
mour i Sp61ka Wilson i sp6lka
Morris sp6lka, Wilson i sp6lka
oraz 'Cudahy Packing Co. -
t. ]. przeciw. "wielkiej piatce"
miesnych baron6w w zwiazku
z Walka rzadu, celem znizenia cen
koszt6w utrzymania, - oswald
czy} we srode prokurator federal
ny Mitchell A. Palmer, w for
malnem oswiadczeniu p. Palmer
powiedzia1, re Sledztwo wdrozone
przez federalna komisye handlo-
wa i dowody z1ozone W komitecie
.kongresu ujawniaja jasne przeste
pstwo praWa przeciw trustowego
Shermana.
Federalna komisya handlowa,
w raporcie z}ozonym prezydento-
wi Wilsonowi powiada tax:
"Odpowiadajac wprost ma pan
skie zapytanie, czy istnieja tn Tub
ME monopole, kontrole, trusty,
spekulacye, kompiraeye lub Chef
wosci hnadlowe- niezgodne z pra-
wen i publicznymi interesami' -
znalezlismy przekonywujace do
woody, kt6re upewniaja mas W bez
sprzecznem twierdzeniu."
z chwila zawarcia pokoju, kt6
ry przyjdzie urzedownie gdy pre-
zydent wyda proklamacye W tel
sprawie, ustawa o kontroli zyw-
nosciowej przestanie obowiazy-
wac, wobec czego kary ME mog}y
by bye stosowane, 0 lie kongres
ME. przeprowadzi odpowiedniej
uchwa1y. Wobec tego prezydent
Wilson przygotowa1 juz program
swego przem6Yienia W tel spra-
vie W kongresie, co nastapic ma
piatek, przedstawic ma obec-
ma sytuacye drozyzny z polecenia
mi przeprowadzenia odpowied-
niej uchwa1y, kt6ra by natych-
przynios1a ulge ola miesz-
kraju.
Prezydent Wilson domagac sic
prawdopodobnie rozszerze-
MIA ustawy zywnosciowej, kt6ra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26
PadereNs i o6aroWaI znanlier
kiemu teke miqistra handll.

WarszaWa. - Premier Paderew
ski Wraz z naczelnikiem pai1stWa
|Jozefem Pilsudskim ofiarowaf dzi
siaj teke ministra handful j pre-
myslu W gabinecie polskim Alex
sandrowi Znamieckiemu kierowni
koWl departamentu zagranicznego
" noWoyorskim National City
Bahku. Znamiecki byl ,uprzednio
ezlonkiem Wydzialu Narodowego.
Polskiego siedziba w Chicago, a.
skarbnikiem Polskiej Komisyi
WojskoWej podczas rekrutacyi
polskiejj we Francyi. Handlowo--
bankierskie wykszta1cenie odebra
Znamiecki pod okiem najslynniej
szego finansisty amerykanskiego3
Franka A. Vanderlip'a i Samuela
Nc Roberts. Znamiecki przyjmie
proponowana mu pozycye, mimi
T"+SV%N&' r-E"g|&S a1+ Gi@ -
stra, 0 lie bank nowoyorski zwol-
nj go z dalszego pelnienia obowia
zku. Przez powyzsza nominacyePo1
laka Amerykanina kierownicy pan
silva staraja sic zachecie wszyst-
kich wyksztalconych Polakow
rozproszonych pc calym swiecie,
do powrotu j pomagania W piracy
odbudowy Polski Ca}y nar6d pol
ski ma najwyzsze uznanie ola a.
merykanskiej sprawnosci finanso-
wei i kupieckiej. Jest tez nadzie-
ia, re mianowanie p. Znamieckie-
go wysoce wzmoze stosunek han
dlowy Polski do Stan6w Zjedno--
czonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26
WYPKATA ODSZKODOWAN
WOJSKOWYMa

Washington, D. c. Biuro Ase
kuracyi Wojennege Ryzyku PREY
Departamencie Skarbu zaWiada--
mia, re W miesiacu czerwcu costa
10 przez' to biuro wys}ane 862,322
czek6w ma og6lna sumo $30,832,-
726 jake odszkodowanie zo}nie-
rom i marynarzom a takze rod
zinom ubezpieczonych a podczas
wojny zabitych zofnierzy i mary
Marry.
Cd dnia 1go stycznia gdy zacze
la sic og6lna demobilizacya sill
ladowych i morskich Biuro wys}a
10 7,399,O82 czek6w ma sumo $3.50
OOO, 900. Cd chwili zas z%a4ozenia
biura wys1ano 1000 mil czek6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26
uCzMY DzlECr NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WlC Pc P0LSKU.
I prasy polskiej " 0~jczyznie.

q okazyi minionej niedawno
350-tej rocznicy Uni Lubelskiej-
Kuryer Warszawski zamiesci1
kilka bardzo cennych artyku16w
okolicznosciowych; wsr6d Mich
znajdujemy garsc Rozmyslan mad
Narodem Polskim sk%reslonych
przez Antoniego Miecznika znane
go W Prasie krajowej pisarza: z
wybornych tych rozwazan przy--
taczamy kilka urywk6w = haste
pujacych:
z Polska }aczy1o sic to, co sic
chcia}o }aczyc.. Tenn sic tlumaczy
ma niepolskich Rzeczypospolitej
ziemiach }atwa, gdyz. zywiolowa,
polonizacya, Polskosc promienio-
wa1a ma litewskie i ruskie kraje
nawet wtedy, gdy Rzeczypospoli
to juz by@a rozprzegniata, gdy
przeto traci1a z kazdym lat die
siatkiem swoja ~panstwowa spots
tosc. Coz sic elementom niepols--
kim W Polsce podoba}o, re do niej
lgnely? Co to takiego? Zdaje sic,
re to ia wolnosc i swoboda pre-
chodzaca W samoWole i swawole,
>dzia1aly, jak ear. zy1o sic W Pol
see moze ME tax dostatnio, jak do
brze j przyjaznie. Paradoksto, czy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26


ME, ale przez sto lat ostatnich
.swojej egzystencyi panstWoWej
trzyma1a sic Rzeczypospolita emo
tami obyWatelskiemi, praktyko--:
wanemi W poWiatoWyeh zespolach
Polska W XVIII wieku byfa
dziwnym swiatem ola samej Sic
bic i ola innych. SWAT ten poll
tycznie by1 zerem, a spolocznie
wyobrazaI maximum spoitosci j
sp6jnosci. Rzeczpospolita, ME by
la ami polska, ami ruska, ami litew
ska - by1a poprostu Rzeczpospo
lita, vice znowu tylko panstwem
zrozumia1em ola siebie, a ME ME
pojetem ola innych. TO tez ten
SWAT polsko litewsko ruski, be-
dac normalnym ola siebie i W ze-
stawieniiu z tym rodzajem spo1ecz
nego zycia, kt6re kiedys moze ma
staple. byi jednak czems nienor--
malnem, byl dziwolagiem, nawet
potwornoscia ola sasiad6W, poi
mujacych zycie toczace sic. W STU
cznie wyzlobionych kanalach.
Polska poniekad, silna by1a s1a.
boscia swoja! Instynktywnie Cd
czuwano to, gdy m6wiono W jedy
ME uswiadomionej politycznie STE
Z narodu: Polska nierzadem stoi
Rozumiano przez to, il takim RIA
dem, kt6ry ME majac zadnej biz
sze:j i dalszej ola siebie analogii,
tylko m ianem nierzadu m6g1 bye
okreslony.
Pomyslec sobie, re przeciez to
zadziwiajace i imponr=-
jace zarazem: gdy IA poczatku
wieku XVIII Rzeczpospolita poll
tycznie istniec W rzeczy istocie
~przesta1a, te czesci, kt6re sic ma
jej terytoryalny kompleks z}ozy--
1y, mog}y sic cd niej oddzielic. Lit
wa mog1a by}a probowac stwo--
rye wlasne litewskie pahstwo, O.
bic Rusie - biala i ukraina -
diva panstwa ruskie - bia1orus-
kie i ukrainskie. A jednakze ME
sta}o sic tax. Me powsta1o zad-
lie odrebne litewskie, ami rusins--
kie panstwo. Nawet prob ia Sc
ryo ME by1o. Sta1o sic cos innego,
a najbardziej do zdumienia i po-
dziwu zniewalajacego: zapad1a
sic W polityczny niebyt ME jed
IA Geese Rzeczypospolitej, lecz ca
la Rzeczypospolita, vice rdzenna
Polska, Litwa i Rus. A potem no.
wy div: pr6by wyzwolenia sic,
powrotu do politycznej sa-
modzielnosci znowu podejmowa--
ne byly ME przez sama rdzenna.
Polske, lecz r6wniez przez sama.
bratnie Litwe i Rus. Dlaczego?A
dlatego, re to, co by}o uswiado--
mionym i uspo1ecznionym elemen
TEN IA Litwie i Rusi, by1o pols--
klein. >Lud prosty litewski i rusin
ski obu odmian spa1 jeszcze, jesz-
cze W MIN ME odezwa1y sic daze-
MIA do wysnuwania z siebie Was
nej, oryginalnej tresci. Zasymilo
wa1a sic z mani litewska ruska
szlachta, DO chcia1a, DO ia VOL
nose polska i miekkosc, oraz lat
wose polskiego sp%o1ecznego bytu
pOclagafy.
Rzeczpospolita by1a naprawde
s1owianska idylla, kt6ra sic roz--
wia4a. [ nazawsze rozwia}a. Teraz
juz ME szlachta polska, lecz nar6d
oryentuje sic W swym by
Gle rzeczywistym. Oryentuje sic
mozolnie i mozolnie szuka sposo-,
bow, ably sic zewrzec W sobie i
zespoli6, a przezto ably sic przygo
do odegrania tel roll poll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-26

a ch1opi z 80 gmin zebrani ia vie
kim wiecu pred magistratem pc
dniesli 1000 rak ia znak, re chca
Polski do Zbrucza, re z ziemietej
zroszonej potem i krwia ziemi,
sWych przodk6w nigdy ME usta-
pia.
Co sic sta1o z tymi, kt6rzy 20
stall, DO uciec ME zdazyli lub ME
mogli? Czy zyje jeszcze 6w MILO
dy ksiadz, kt6ry IA wiecu chop
skim nawolyWa1 do przebaczenia
win katom i oprawcom hajdamac
kim?
I Tarnopol mia1 juz swoich me
.czennik6w. Pos1a Schmidta tylko
:jeden CLOS wiekszosci w Saddle u
ratowa} cd kary Smierci. Zezna-
wal pred mi sya koalicyjna, jak
go bito nahajami do utraty przy-
tomnosci, jak go w1oczono tygod
miami, pQ ca1em Podolu, g}adzono
maltretowano. 2 poczatku maja
zostali rozstrzelani bez dowodu,za
rzekomy spisek przeciw Ukraine
student filozofii jerry Dmitrow
j fotograf Rudolf Popiel. Student
Smala, kt6remu zamieniono kare
smierci Ia 10 lat ciezkiego VIE
zienia zmuszano, w ten. spos0b
do zeznan, re go spuszczano g1o--
wa ma dol do Kloaki. Gdy niesz-
czesliwy zacza1 sic dusic w kale,
pyta1 oprawca: "No a teraz
bedziesz gada1?" Szmala pc kill
ka krotnem zanurzeniu, jekna} :be
del"
Obronca Rusin, DIR. Mironowicz
W przem6wieniu SVEN zaznaczyl,
re W przeciagu 40 lat zawodowej
praktyki, ME widzial ami jednego-
'procesu, prowadzonego z takiem
pogwafceniem prawa.
Fakty te i odpowiednie proto--
k61y So juz znane lwowskiej mi
syi Ententy, byli jej cz1onkowie
PREY ekshumacyi zawo}ali, jezdzi
Ii "a Tarnopol do Ska1atu, gdzie
zolnierze Petlury ks. Rabego ok
rutnie zamordowali, widzieli
przedstawicieli panstw sprzymie-
rzonych nastr6j ca}ej ludnosci Pc
lak6w, zyddw nawet g1os6w umia
rkowanych Rusin6W wysluchali,
kt6rzy VIOLA spokojnie tolerancyj
ne rzady Polski, niz nahajke il
dzicz ukrainska. A jednak wszyst
ko to ma1o. Ca1y SWAT powinien
sic dowiedziec 0 tych morderst--
Q zakopywaniu zywcem ma
oficer6w, 0 w%ycinaniu jezy
k6w, o darciu pas6w z naszych
Francuskim j angielskim
pismom ilustrowanym poWinnis--
my jaknajpredzej dostarczyc
fotograficznych re zwlok pc
mordoWanych j tych istnych szkie1
let6w, kt6re ciagna Q zebraczym
kiiu z obozow ola interinoWanycht
Raporty misya tona " aktach1
.inisteryalnych, pisma zas czyta- /,
j. j przegladaja miliopy. /