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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

public playground would be wonderful blessing I,
81 PasO If It caused children stop playing all the
streets as they do now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

ishes rsaders tres o.
any and an subiec-s
resources o. the va
.Eress and the many
Three cents n post
Information wanted
J. Haskin. Director.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

The government is making good beginning by deport
ng 81 LWW They and their followers do not ike the
nd Of government have in this country. They ought
10 be much happier, though possibly much hungry
Il sleir ideal country, Russia.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26
FOLD AHL

We have been having nice weather
80 the Fords are now on { ,e go again
Levi Swanbery came no ,n last week
having worked In Vega ali xst summer
Emma Meline is home for visit.
a large crowd attended the sale at ].
Johnson's Saturday.
Gladys salum called at ]. Haugen's
Saturday.
Albert Skoglund made trip to
Crookston last week.
Leo. Swanberg and Willie Ostrand
came up from Donaldson Saturday with
their Ford.
Mrs. p. Gustafson is on the sick list
Adele Haugen came up from Argyle
Saturday and is visiting at her uncles
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Malm and family
Miss Myrtle Bengston, Ned, Theresa
and Gena Hunstad, Leo Swanberg and
Willie Ostrand were callers at Hau.
gems Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26

Gunder Bake, from ,Rocksbury town
ship, south Of THIEF River Falls, at
tended the auction sale here Tuesday.
e. a. Swanson drove to Steiner Fri
day to attend to various business duties.
Parties have enjoyed hunting in this
vicinity during this fine weather. 81
Farmers Of this vicinity have been
hauling grain to Steiner now Of late.
The Steigen's sawed wood for G. =.
Leisner last week, with their gasolene
outfit ~
John Baner commenced threshing
south of Steiner Thursday.
Peter Solem and son, Arnie, drove to
Steiner Friday afternoon with bunch
Of turkeys for shipping, which Arnie
and Alfred had sold. s,
The Liden young folks spent Wednes-
day in Pennington county on com
bined business and pleasure trip.
Peter Solem has been appointed Clerk
of the School Board for Dist. No. 72,
as successor to John Christensen, who
has moved away.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26
Oats, Wheat, Barley Lighter.

The weight per measured bushel of
wheat this year is 56.3 pounds, as
against 5S.S pounds last year and 5S.2
the 10-year average. The weight Of
measured bushel Of oats is 31.1 pounds,
as against $50 pounds last year and
46.5 pounds the 1O-year average. The
corresponding figures for barley are
45.2 pounds for this year, 1853 pounds
for last year, and 465 pounds for the
nine-year average, according to- the
Bureau Of Crop Estimates, United
States Department Of Agriculture
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26
8 : = = -
School Gave Fine Program.

81. 0CMOOl lave Fine -irOgram.
program and basket social was. held
IN the l, {. G. z. Hall last Saturday
evening by the school children Of Dist
No. 81, Of which Misses Esther Kell
berg and Sophie Nelson are the school
teachers. People from far and near
had assembled to listen to the inter.
%esting program which was as follows
hOund Songs ---7-------- BY School
Harvest Drill
I Song, so Nice to be. Acquainted" -
------- BY Primary Pupils
Dialogue, Alabama Coons'' 81. e>.t
y Browne Drill -------- Primary Pupils
Song, America, My Country" 1890
BY School
:, After the program the baskets were
sold, John Nelson acting as auctioneer
Lunch was sold to those not getting
baskets. A very good time was enioyed
by all present AS The proceeds for the
evening Melted the school $4,000. of
which Il part will be donated to the
Red Cross.
Mrs. NJ. FOrsberg visited at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs G. Anderson, of
Luna, several days of last week.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid met in
the church Tuesday afternoon of last
week.
-. Geo. Nelson is busy nowadays saw
ing wood for different parties in town.
Mrs. Ed. Krohn visited with A. O..
Drinks Sunday last.
Inc Following We're entertained at G..
LindelPs Sunday afternoon: DR.. and
Mrs. Lindquist, Dagny Anderson,
Sophie Swanson and Hilda Hanson.
Mabel Urdahl, employed at Warren.
spent Sunday with her home folks
Geo. Heggg was Thursday evening
business caller in Thief River Falls.
Axel Johnson and Stephen Doe left
for the cities last week.
Fred Peterson, daughter Vera, and
Helen Larson, attended the basket So
cial held here Saturday evening.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid had their
auction sale Saturday evening. Sever
al useful articles were sold, and the
society was Melted a neat sum of money.
Walter Lindell, Of Oslo, was a Sun
day visitor at his home here
Mrs T. Mellem, Of Rosewood, is visit
ing at the s.. s. Nordgaard home this
week. .sHu
Anna Uland returned home from ST.
Paul Saturday, where she has sought
medical aid. "
A large baby boy arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Peterson one
day Of last week.
Rev. Drotts returned home Tuesday
evening of last week from Hallock
where he had attended the funeral of
Mrs. Drott's sister-in-law, Mrs. Lind
.blOm. " =
Oscar Lindquist left for the cities
Saturday for short visit a..
Freda Eckblad, Of Warren, visited at
the E. Styrlund home Friday evening
and also attended the basket social.
David FlOdstrOm is visiting at his
home at present.
J. r. Birch, from Albee, S. D., visited
at the S. Hanson home Friday. "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26
Notice.,

The annual Stockholders meeting of
the Viking Telephone Company will be
held at Viking in the Good Templar
Hall, at / O'Clock p. NJ, Dec. 9th, for
the purposes OF electing officers and Ito
transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
ALFRED FORSLUND, 8s
.--A ...---- .-.--.----. ---- Secretary
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26

Christmas is coming Do your shop
ping early. The Sheaf has a fine line
Of engraved Greeting Cards Call and
see, them. II as@ s,s. a,. ys4s sssssS Fl s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26
STEINER I

Although late, it will be OF interest
to learn Of the marriage Of Oliver Mol
stad. OF Holt. md Miss Lena Agnes
I1sai, 60 lace. The marriage
ceremony tuok place at the municipal
court rooms at Thief River Falls on
Tuesday, Nov. IL Miss Francis Riedl,
sister Of the bride, was bridesmaid,
while Albert Molstad, brother of the
groom, acted as best man Miss Rfedl
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Riedl, Of this place She has been en-
ployed at the general merchandise
store at Steiner. Mr.. and Mrs. Mol
stad carry the best wishes Of their
friends for a long and happy welded
life. zass-ssssgss ~
Emil Blomberg and friend, both
Of Rosewood, were business callers at
the home of G. A. Swanson Saturday.
Peter Mellem, of Rosewood, drove to
Thief River. Fails via Steiner Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen and
family have left this neighborhood to
live at Thief River Falls. Mrs. Christ
Jansen and children are going to stay
in Thief River Falls while Mr. Christ
Jansen attends an automobile school,
after which he will come back and start
a garage. HI i. 4. II, RAJ
The auction sale held at the John
Christensen farm Tuesday, Nov. 18,
was we'll attended. Many people from
a great distance were present.
The Steigen's are grinding feed at
Steiner every Monday now. The
farmers are welcome to bring their
grain there for grinding.
p. 3. Malberg drove to Thief River
Falls last Wednesday on business trip
Arthur BartelsOn commenced thresh-
ing in this vicinity Thursday morning.
He commenced at the farm of Mrs.
Mathea Berg, where he had his thresh-
ing rig standing. ~
A large crowd of ROsewOOdites came
over Tuesday to attend the auction
sale at the John christensen farm.
Joe Russell was business caller at
Steiner Monday.
Emil Bloomberg and ,neighbor, both
of Rosewood, drove through this COM
munity Thursday n.their way to Thief
River Falls.
We are having nice ~thawing weather
now, after weeks Of snow and cold
weather. Much Of the snow has now
disappeared and if this weatbe keeps
on the snow will be almost gone soon.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-26

Subscribe now for the sheaf.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-23
TARGET PRACTICE ON BIG TAXPAYERS

In western states insurance companies pay millions
of dollars year taxes direct and indirect
For instance, in 1918 the Firemans Fund Insurance
Go. in California paid State and Federal taxes of over
81 100000.
Totals of state and federal taxes paid by insurance
companies in all the states for 1918 would be interesting
In western state single members of the legisla-
ture introduced 26 bills to regulate insurance companies
Investigation shows his is not even on the tax
rolls and the ration of activity by politics against
business probably holds true
When it is recalled that insurance companies have
met all fire. ACCIDENT sickness and death losses besides
paying enormous taxes during the period of war and
epidemic it would behoove legislators to be modest at
east.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-23
INDUSTRIES, OUR BREAD AND BUTTER

In these days of uncertainty is encouraging to note
reports which show the planting Of increased sugar beet
acreage for this will increased development OF the
sugar industry in the west Also it will aid the stock IN
ustry trough furnishing large quantities of cheap food
from beet pulp and tops.
During the reconstruction period when business IS
again gaining it's stride and preparing to compete in the
markets of the world, westerns must learn to think in
terms of industry. They must learn to demand and
fight for state and national policies under which western
industries develop and meet competition successfully
In population western states SMALL hence is
essary in questions of this kind that combine eff
forts for policies which will development of
natural resources and industries
The sugar industry an example of the benefits of
manufacturing to the farmer but the the
industry depands upon steady labor supply and sound
tonal policies The holds true regard to virtually
all our great industries.
We people in sparcely settled and only slightly
developed section must learn to think in terms of indus
try and must make up mind to swat the agtators and
legislative crank who would experiment with our very
bread and butter.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-23
AhITcH|||'S
ID

HERE'S A SUGGESTION WORTH
listening tory Palace Of
Sweets Special Stakeholder
one today.
Sound sleep is usually the result
of soundless sleep.
We AR THE PEOPLE WHO PUT
the "eats" in Palace Of Sweets.
1t is some consolation to q man
when a girl refuses him in a
hesitating manner. It's the neg
ative produced by the instan-
taneous process that hurts. II
CRISP CRUSTS AND FINE FLA.
vored fillers-are what makes
our pastries so palatable.
THE OYSTERS THAT WE SERVE
you are always fresh and the
flavor is delicious. You will be-
come convinced once you order
portion of them. u
$3.50 *.
Uncle Clearwater (noted temperc
ance apostle, on a visit to his
nephew, looking out of the par
lor window.)-What a fine build
ing that is across the way q
Nephew-Yes, but the owner
built it out of the blood. the
aches, and the groans of his fely
lowmen; out Of the grief Of cry
ing children, and the wos Of
wailing women. @'
Uncle C,-Ah. a saloonkeeper, Of
course Yes, yes. pos
Nephew-Oh, no; he's a deutisti
I'VE THANK YOU" q
Palace of Sweets
EARL D. HANBACK,, Msr.
G@Ez# E@@& EA $3.50
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-23
Washday

I'm glad when washdays gone and enae ds dor DOWN
be rules are all suspended the house is UPSIDE uo~
breathe lot Of hectic curses as sit rG tha womeno
s ebated all tired dstraught and badly ratified my
aunt comes paving round What luck! whao al dono
We're out Co. hump yourself h be up ap dd@eatc
shd ld oh Caesars ghost The boilers eakng the
waters al run outr' And must do some punk repairing ,g
and while do It swearing for I'm bunged up ,o w5d
S stoamine cottage has time to cook meal there's no
bo t coffee In the would take the pen Of
Dante to tell how tough feel All day see the women len
sloshing around the soy weekly Washing up TO tnel
ears in ds all day they toll around like dngers and feed
into the Jaws of wringers the aromatic buds And then
at night they're all so weary, look in vain for chances
CHEEKY see no cheerful grin; they're taking headacne
pills and potions and remark, with wild emotions oh
,gashday is SIM
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adams
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
Marszaiek Petain do
Komitetu Narodowego
W Paryzu.

Biuro prasowe ministeryum
spraw wojskowych homunikuje
treSc pisma marszaika Petain do
przewodniczacego Naczelnego
Komitetu Narodowego w Parry
Zu:
Marszaiek Francyi Naczelny
wodz Wschodnich Armii Fran
cuskich, do Pana Prezydenta
Narodowego Komitetu Polskie
go.
Panic Prezydencie!
w chwili, gdy ostatnie jednos'-
XII Wojsk Polskich opuszczajs
Francye, general de Mondesir, ma
czelny wodz tychze wojsk przcSy
la mi sprawozdanie, ktorego po-
dale najwazniejsza czeSc:
,,Konczac ]powierzone mi zada-
ME zorganizowania Armii Pol
kiei uwazam "a swoj obowiazek
podac panu do wiadomoSci, re W
ciagu 4 miesiecy, podczas ktorych
mimi dowodziiem, mog}em sic Syl
ko szczycic ich postawa. karno-
scia i najlepszemi checiami.
Mime r6znicy pochodzenra lu-
dzi tworzacych te oddziaiy / du-
zego obszaru rozkwaterowanla
kt6ry zajmowai okolice Bayou
Vittel, Balm les Bains, Lurs, Sc
mai, ladna skarga ME zostafa ma
mich wniesiona'.
Jestem szczeSliwy. re moge pc
dac do Panskiej -wiadomosci te
chwalebne swiadectwa.
Znakomite zalety oddzialow
Polskich w okrssie organizacyj'
nym pokazuja wzniosloSt ducha
wojskowego, kt6ry j bezwzgled'
ME dis ozywia te oddziafy W ict
Iojczyznie pod dowodztwem gene
rala Hallera.
Powyzsze potwierdza wszyst-
kie nadzieje, ktore przyswiecafy
PREY tworzeniu novel Armi Pol,
skiej.
Otrzymane wyniki So pierw,
Sym zrealizowanem Ayczeniem
Jake zywila armia francuska ola
A.rmii Polskiej W duchu szczere-
60 kolezenstwa.
Zechciej Pan przyjac Panic
Prezydencie. zapewnienia mego
wysokiego powazania
Petain.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
Z Prasy Polskiej W 0jczyznie.

ski, po odtraceniu jego zniemczo
nych czeSci, przyznanych Mem
com, posiada, podiug tych obi
czeh, 1,955,OO0 mieszkancow, w
czem 100000 Polak6w i 691 900
Niemcow.
Geese Prus Krolewskich, PREY
znana Polsce ,zawiera $4,000
mieszkancow, W czem $4,000 Pc
lakow i $4,000 Niemcow.
Wlaczone do Polski czeSci po-
znanskiego i Prus Krolewskich
IL miastami Poznan, Bydgoszcz,
forum. Grudziadz, Tczew i Puck)
przyznane zostaiy nam, jake ma
sza w}asnoSc bezsporna. Stanowi
to razem $3.50. 900 mieszkancow,
w czem $4,000 Polakow i 1.135
600 Niemcow. Jednakze wsrod
tych Niemc6w. jak zaznacza me-
moryal koalicyi, jest znaczna J.
IloSc nap}ywowych urzednikow /
kolonistow oraz wojska.
.Powyzej w~ymienione ziemie
przechodza do Polski bezspornre.
P1ebiscyt zaS ma zadecydowa6
O losie ziem z nastepujscvm "a
ludnieniem.
Terytoryum Slaska Gornego.
podlegajace plebiscytowi, ma, pa
dug obliczen koalicyi l,S65,00
mieszkancow, w czem 100000
Polak6iw i 625, 900 Niemc6w.
Terytoryum czesci Prus Kro-
lewskich, objete plebiscytem Ii
czy $4,000 mieszkahcow, z cze-
go 10000 Niemcow i $4,000 Po-
Elakow.
Wreszcie terytorvum wolnego
miasta Gdahska z okolicami liczy
281 900 mieszkancow. w czem
269 900 Niemcow i 10000 Pola-
kow.
lynn sposobem ma e Polski
przechodzi ogo}em W Poznan-
skiem, W Prusach Krolewskich
wolnem mieScie Gdahsku g.
PA, 1000 ludzi. warunkowo ma zasa
die plebiscytu ma G6rnym Sla--
sku, ma Mazowszu Pruskiem i W
czesci Prus Krolewskich ma
wsch6d Cd Wisly - 2,602y 900 lu-
dzi, czyli razem $4,000 ludzi.,
CzeSG tel ludnosci PREY plebis,
cycle opowie sic "a Niemcami.
Geese wyemigruje z granic Pol
ski. W kazdym razie jednak zy-
skamy ma zachodzie okolo 5 milo
now ludzi, W tenn 2 miliony Mem
cow, liczac w to i Niemcow gdah-
skich.
(Gaz. WarszaWskal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

Pierwsza musi bye dostarczona
ia kredyt z dominium Panstwa
Brytanskiego, druga re Stanow
Zjednoczorych. 'Bawelna zreszta
juz jest W drodze.
Kiedy Polska bedzie posiada.
Ia dostateczna ilosc tych surow-
COW, ably utrzymat w ruchu swo-
je fabryki, bedzie ona W ten spo-
sob W posiadaniu srodkow, "a
'pomocq ktorych bedzie w stanie
zakupic ~potrzebna ilosc zapasow
zywnosciowych W sasiednich kra
|jach.
Ma tie problematy przyw6z ST.
rowcow oraz kredyt powinni PREY
iaciele Polski zwr6cic szczegol-
nd uwage.
Pozatem ME wolno zapominac
o dzieciach polskich i kazdy
grosz uzyczony zyczliwie przez
dobroczynne instytucye swiata.
jest W tym wypadku bardzo po--
zqdany.
Sir William, przedstawiciel
Angiclskicj Misyi Ratunkowej
zwr6cii SIG W tcj sprawie Z odno-
Sncm wezwanicm do spo}eczen-
silva angie1skiego. a ogrom tego
problcmatu pozwala przypusz-
czat. ii i pomoc bcdzic odpowie-
dnio vydatna. .Nbovicm, jak
rzcklcm Wylci. wyIywicnie WIG
rcj niz m;l;nua polSEich dzieci
Icy "h"ruic M barkaclI Central
ncgu Komitctu Ratowania Die
CT.
Herbert Hoover.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
Herbert Hoover 0 Sprawach
Aprowizacyi Polski.

Ijq czasowo pozostawic W tel in
stytucyi kilku urzednik6w, kto-,
rzy byliby wyrazicielami potrzeb
tel instytucyi pred sspoleczeh--
stwem amerykahskiem, jednakze
maja oni niepfonna nadzieje, IL
Polacy przy wrodzorych swych
zdolnosciach podoiaja sami temu
wielkiemu zadaniu. szczegolnie
pc nabytem doswiadczeniu oraz
zalatwieniu czynnoSci organiza--
cyjnych i ekwipowania sic.
Postanowiono rowniez oddac
do uzytku polskiego Ministeryum
zdrowia pewne oddziaiy s~anitarne
amerykahskiej armii z komplet->
mem urzadzeniem ,przedstawia-
iacem ogromna wartost pieniez-
ma. ably umozliwic danemu mini
stcryum waIke Z tyfusem, oraz
przyj5t rzqdowi polskiemu Z po'
moca W organizowaniu podjetej
walk.
lest to moiem g}ebokiem pre-.
Swiadczeniem. IL tvlko przez po.
moe, udzie1ana istnicjacym W
Itych nowo powstaivch demokra-
tvcznvch spo{eczehstwach krajo-
wynn instytucyom MONA bedzic
osiagnac pewna sta}ost W RIA
dzeniu krajem, a ME przez usta-
nawianie r6znych misyi i komisyi
kt6re, jezdzac 20 kraju. uzurpujq
tylko funkcye wykonswczc odp"-
wicdnich organ6w ~polskich, iSt-
nienie podobnych misyi i komisyi
20 ukonstvtuOwaniu sic rzqdu
narodowcgo moze tylko os&abic
autorytet tegoz rzadu i podko--
pac wzrost zdolnoSci administra-
%cyJnvch. Stanowi to rdwniez wiel
&C szkodliwy system zewnetrznej
kontroli i wpiywow politycznych,
co sprowadza nieporozumienia
miedzynarodowe.
Ma nadchodzacy okres dwuna-
stomiesieczny, Polacy beda jesz-
cze potrzebowali znacznej pomo-
icy. Podczas ostatnich kilku mie-
| siecy sprawl zywnoSciowa wo-
bee grozacego gfodu byla, rozu-
mic sic, pierwszorzednego zna--
czenia. Ale obecnie wobec zbli-
zenia sic univ sprawl IA ustepu-
lie ma plan drugi, wobec waznoSci
otrzymania surowcow w celu cd
budowania przemyssu oraz wobec
koniecznoSci ustalenia waluty i
reorganizacyi finansowej.
Najbardziej potrzebnymi ST.
rowcami sa - we}na i bawe{na.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
lie Ludnosci Przybywa
Polsce ma Zachodzie.

Traktat wersalski przywroci4
Polsce znaczna Geese jej ziem da
wnvch. znajdujacych sic dotad
rod wiadaniem pruskiem.
Ciekawe bardzo So cyfry, po--
dane w memoryale konferencyi
pokojowej, a zaczerpniete z ME
mieckich spisow ludnosci, a wy
kazujace lie ludnosci przybedzie
Polsce ma zachodnich kresach.
Terytoryum w. Ks. Poznah--
skiego, wlaczone obecnie do Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
CZY A zYJE?
q ,,Kuryera ~Warszawskiego.")

u YKuryera Warszawskiego.")
Wsp6}pracownik paryskiego
dziennika ,,LTnformation" roz,
mawiai z jednym Z b. szef6w
,~Yochrany'', ktory ma zapytanie,
czy car zyje, odpowiedzial:
- Rosya jest krajem bezgra--
nicznych mozlfwosci. Azef byl
jednoczeSnie przywodca terory--
stow i ,cudownym pracowni-
klein" policyi. Rewolucyonisci, u
dowodniwszy jego podwojna gre,
skazali go ma smiert. Policya TO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
Dolegliwosci watroby

Dolegliwosci watroby. - Par
Henry Finke Z Cleveland, Ohio.
pisze: ,,Cierpiaiem ma dolegliwo-
sci watroby i dotkliwy katar W
Pc uzyciu Ora. Piotra
Gomozo 'czuje sic obecnie bardzo
dobrze." To dobrze znane le-
karstwo zioiowe dziala ma watro-
be i przywraca ia do normalnych
czynnosci. Me jest ono sprzeda-
wane przez aptekarzy, lecz spe-
cyalni agenci dostawiaja je
wprost do ludzi. Piszcie do DR..
Peter Fahrney and Sons Co., -
2501 Washington Blvd, Chicago
III. Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

.syiska kazala mu zgolic waSy o.
raz p%owierzyla mu... bardzo
dochodowa posads gdzieS ma kau
kazie. Przyszia rewolucy "a, MOI
ma bylo togo nadzwyczajnego
cz}owieka ukarac(D. Ale czy SO
znaleziono. Niewiadomo., w kai'
dym razie MONA bylo nakoniec
wykonac wyrok dawnego trybu-
nalu rewolucyjnego, teraz juz zu
peinie legalnie - ale Azef ~jeszcze
ME umar1.
A car?
Lenin ME mial zadnego in
teresu w zgiadzeniu cara. Mozli-
we jest, re jakies plane zoida-
ctwo, W chwili rozgoryczenia,
wywolanego lepszem odzywia-
MEM. dostarczaniem ola cara i
jego rodziny. W chwili podniece-
mia i majac pewnosc cafkowitej
bezkarnosci, targneio sic ma ~
Gle cara i lego rodziny. Ale ia w
to ME wierze. Leninowi chodzilo
o zycie cara. chcial wytoczyc mu
process. chcia} mu dowiesc. &c on
jest odpowiedzialnym "a kleske
Rosy. Zreszta wed}ug planu dyk
tatora czerwonego, car miai bye
niejako atrtem przeeiw imperya-
lizmowi niemieckiemu. Wiado-
mo, re Rosya Jest niemiecka.
Wilhelm II przez dlugie lata, jak
zreszta twierdza zte jezyki i pod
tczas wojny, byi dusza wewnetrz-
mel polityki rosyjskiej.
Czy mozliwem jest W tych wa
runkach, aby Lenin ME zabezpie-
czyi zycie swego zaktadnika. Ro-
sya jest krajem bezgranicznych
mollfwosci.
Chrystalew. prezcs pierwszepo
sowietu z r. 1905, zesiany ma Sy-
berye, znalazl sic W L~ondynie.
lCar moze odbyl krotsza droge.
Uciek,, afbo ~raczej go wywiezli
- Ale dlaczego W takim razic
rad bolszewicki ME professional
przeciw tym insynuacyom, ktore
uczynity 60 odpowiedzialnym "a
wymordowanie rodziny carskiej
- To bardzo proste. Lenin po-
zwolil uciec swojej zdobyczy,
Wiedzial Z poprzedriego doswiad
czenia, re nietatwo W Rosy Cd
nalezt czlowieka niebezpieczne--
go. Wtedy powiedzia} sobie: Ma
ley Z tego skorzystac. Pozwol-
my wierzyc, re car ME lyle. To
wytiomaczy ,muzykom', re mo-
ina zyG bez cara, bez gsowy ich
swietej religii.
Pc YMatinie" przygotowuje
wiec opinie do WARY. re car zy-
je, takze Information.