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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
Say the Railroads Fear Waterways.

Can the railroads compete with the
waterways? That is the correct
question, though 1t looks odd. And
the answer is that the railroads can
not compete with the New York
Barge Canal, from Buffalo to New
York City, state owned enterprise
Manufacturers in Western New York
are shipping their rush orders to tide
water by canal. One Buffalo industry
shipped lot of 100 automobile bodies
to Syracuse by canal in three days.
The company says that is ten days
better than the average time of ship
ping by rail the distance OF two hun
bred miles The barge companies are
unable to furnish tonnage to meet
the demand.
Waterways, suddenly. have become
important factors in the commerce OF
the country. Western manufacturers
that is Western from the New York
viewpoint-tired of bidding against
each other for cargo space. are build
ing their own fleets of barges, of wood.
of cement, and of steel. There is not
now available tonnage exceeding one
hundred thousand on the New York
barge canal. And the demand is
much greater. Even West of Buffalo,
manufacturers whose plants are in
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland or other
cities along the Great Lakes, are
building craft that can negotiate the
whole voyage from the lakes to the
Hudson river.
These are abnormal times. The
railroads for various reasons, are not
functionisg. The barge canal is func-
tioning, but its capacity is limited be-
cause during a long period the ques-
ton was: Can, the waterways compete
with the railroads? It took a crisis to
answer. 1t isn't likely that the ship
ming world will forget it.-Mobile Reg
lister.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

Once a poet, so they say,
Hand to mouth, from day to day.
Spent his time within a garnet,
Lived on crackers, and a carrot
Yes we use this just to rhyme,
But we Judge most Of the time
Even carrots were too high
For his purse,-unless they lie.
For in days agone twas said,
Certain hours they went to bed,
So their clothes might be
well pressed,
So that they might be well dressed
How they burnt the midnight oil,
How their days were spent IN TOLL
This was history, years ago,
For our Readers told us so.
Now our poets are well-fed.
Raise their cattle by the head
Once their stock was one lame nag,
Lmping up the mountain crag,
Pegasus is put to Craze,
While on the farm his Master stays;
Raising 'taters by the peck,
Making money crops, by Heck!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
HEARp ON LIE HIGHWAY.

Some can't see the brightness of the
world they are in. but may be the
other worlds that swing around the sun
are OF the opinion that this world
knows how to rise and shine.
It's lots better for some OF us to
have Joy on the installment plan: for.
with too much. we'd lose our heads.
and therefore couldn't hold our ground.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

New Jersey Judge decided that a
bigamist who had been hailed before
him should not be allowed to loaf in
Jail while the state took care of the
two families. Daniel Domb, formerly
of Poland, was responsible for, and
sentenced him to support both
Times Union
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
Cattle Dippina.

The decision Of the Supreme Court
handed down last week in the Escam-
bia county case, confirming the con-
stitutionality OF the so-called tick
eradication law. will tend largely to-
ward making Florida better stock
raising section of the country than its
most enthusiastic advocates ever
dreamed of. With the ticks out of
existence our cattle will compete ia
vorabiy with those from any portion of
the Union. Now let the good work go
on. and such lawlessness as that re-
Gently exhibited in Escambia county,
where fifteen watts shave been dyna-
mited, be stopped. 1t is high time
that this variety Of crime, as well as
other crimes, ceased to obtain in West
F1orida.-Panama City Pilot.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
Zine PoTAToEs.

Benz. Pipkin the poet laureate OF
Holmes county. is grower Of sweet
potatoes that are unsurpassed for
lusciousness and size. He made a
welcome addition to the larder of the
Advertiser force. Such little charit-
able acts knocks the Il" out of III. c.
L-Bonifay Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
Press Comment
The Unexpected Away. Happens.

A broken hollow wire is the cause
of the Advertiser coming out late this
week. The wire from the tank to the
linotype sprung leak, and rather
than have an explosion, we had it re-
paired.-Bonifay Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
Deserves Consideration.

0GSSFNCS SOHStoCTdttOHs
In another column we are publish
ing a notice of the constitutional
amendment election which, if adopted
means the bonding of the state for a
sum not to exceed per cent of the
taxable values of the state "for acr
quiring. building, and maintaining a
system Of good roads and bridges for
the state of Florida" This is an i'm
rortant matter and deserves earnest
consideration sof every voter who ex-
poets to vote in the November eAc-
ton. 1t is proposed in the event the
amendment is approved, to turn the
money derived from automobile IL
censes in a sinking and interest fund
to take care of the bond issue, and in
this way eliminate the necessity of
levying any milIage on real and per-
sona1 property of the state. It is
claimed that this bond money, together
with federal aid, will give the state
road department several million dol
lars annually for the building Of a
permanent system of good roads, thus
giving the state a system of highways
second to none in the country.-Boni-
fay Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
Twenty-four to a Million.

DR.. E. NJ. Nighbert, inspector in
charge of tick eradication work in
Florida in a recent report, says that
in the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi. Geor-
gia, Florida and North Carolina 50,-
1881 cattle were dipped during 1919,
and of this number only 1905 animals
died from the effects of being dipped,
or just "a animals to each one mil
lion dipped.-Chipley Verdict.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11
mo NM The Ana.

Even the sky is turning blue.
there is so much talk about high
prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

A man may not be responsible for
what he says when drunk or courting.' .
but he is held responsible. by the
courts and the courted, soon after the
wedding vows have been plighted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

It may be true that nobody loves a
fat man. but 1t is equally true, that
he can float when many Of us are
sinking--we have TO remember that
to his credit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11


ma says even 10000 horsepower
vacuum cleaner couldn't loosen any
change outa pas pocket. Times
Union Philosopher. Here. We'll let ma
and pa spend the day with you. but by
Jiggers. they belong to this here Jour-
nal family. and don't you forget 1t.
We've got a copyright already pend
ing.
The freedom OF the seas has moth
ing on the freedom of the sees.
A cold heart and cold feet fire.
quently go together.
A long road has no turning. and
some of them have no way OF return
ing. they are that bad off.
on rainy days soiled white shoes are
the mode.
A girl may have a temper as short
as her skirt. even though she doesn't
look like she could say "Booi" to a
Goose.
The Times Union says that a slate
roof is made OF slate. so that the in
surance man can write a policy on
your house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

Pa says
Tibet he Don't Believe
In One Piece
Bathin' Suits:
Sister says
Thet it is a Wonder TO Her
Thet Pa don't git
Job with the Government
As a Reformer;
But ma says tibet
You jist let her see Sister
In one Of Them There
Scan'lous Marine Costumes,
An she will think tibet
Bayview Is been struck with a
Earthquake.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

The world is cold and dark and
dreary,
In rains, and the wind is never
weary:
That was several hours ago. my
dearie-
The sun IS out and 1t looks real
ciTeerfe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-11

HE KEPT ON.
BY Frank L. Stanton.
Life o. faith. an life o. doubt
Bowed by hurricanes about
Jes' remarked: THE fires QUIT"
An kept on!
When good Fortune went astray,
An the darkness drowned the day,
Said them words jes' thataway
An kept on!
If the earthquake hit the town
Shook one half the steeples down,
Fires out, but we'll come 'roun'"
An kept on,
Said them words in storm or shine
Sent EN- laughin' down the line,
But, with the courage that was fine,
He kept on!
Last, when Life-it hung in doubt,
Said he heard the angels shout:
Come on home-The fires out!-
He kept on!
One Sided.
He leads a real
One-sided life,
He borrows money
From his wife.
But of his debts
His wife keeps track.
And you can bet
He pays it back.
But when of him
She makes a touch.
Does she repay it2
Well, not much.
Detroit Free Press.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
TEACHERS TO
ACT ON SALARY
QUESTION TODAY
Executive Council Of City As
sOclatlon Meets, y

Tha, n number of teacher. sre will.
-, 49, a.. ,., -, t,v.
w. w ''''" ~ Wv
ton unless more satisfactory s''"fy AZ
ranEomsnts can be made for next year,
was rcparted today.
r,.l,ns amon. ,snebsr. that increases
- =, ., ,, ~,
A"''"''"
high school teachers ana 20 percent 'o'
Grade teachers for next years salaries,
vm I, ,,,c,,c. ,uouu, in far lea, Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
HAM0N sweep IN
SECOND IS seen
Calm Settles Over G. 0, P,
Headquarters Here,

Intense calm settled over republican
politics Friday. The John Embry head
quarters In tho Skifyln hotel were dts
continued ThHxdsy niEh, Gowrnor
Lowden heodq tshsrs In the state which
werr also at the SkirNin. have closed.
and Frank purkinsunshas gone to Law
ton The WooJ for president clan seem
10 have Slipped quietly away. And IN.
dications arr even evident that the Jake
l.. iin'non rooms Ut tho Iiuckins viii
close presently
That the state convention "Wednesday
cllnaSed the height Of the republican
political party In the state and the CON
test over the republican hations, COM
mlucemnnship IA evident
Hnmon leaders say ,ha, tho Second
congressional district convention which
II To b, held At Muskosce Friday will
he a Hamon sweep II Ia expected that
sevsn,y-one Of the eighty three dele
gates win control the convention for
Hamon. both Jake l.. HamOn and Jim
Harris, secretary Of republican state
committee, are attending tho convsn-
tion.
Conflicting claims by tho John E,nbry
faction have been made on the senti.
rnent In this district. Three days ago
they conceded the Second district Ia
Jake Hamon. Friday they included the
Second in the list cf IN. districts which
they claimed AiGng With the Fifth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
O0noaESS MOVES
70 nEr1 SALE
OF GERMAN SHIPS
(centinvss from psss I.

es-Gsrman passenger ships. tho rca
sons we're principally these!
Lit Is the opinion OF the shipping
board that We viii probably not he
able to operate our ships under pro-
h,bition successfully In competition
with foreign ships which soil liquor
The reason why, Is: In December We
fitted out the Moocasin to sail to
South America Her bcrths were all
sold. when announced that In view
of the policy Of congress Of the coun-
tiy. government ships would not be
permitted to sell liquor one half of
the rallings we're Immediately called
1--WE advertised the ex-Gerlnsn
ship. and for twenty were offered
~, 900, 0oo. We had q careful calcu-
iation made ss 10 the cost OF recondi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Qy,Btiels

nsssvlt,NO osnese Hstv'"s' Major
q G. Thornton. Of the army recruiting
eentlsu has returned from MeAiesiet.
VSsrs ne Inspected the recruiting sub
etation.
1orpHlns habit curel. whisky and All
o1cUholic stimulants; the only man W
~ state who cures the morphine hAo-
II flv. J. r. MckanAa, liN W sm
u, Phone Walnut III. Ndv'
Libsrty Camp 20 Dance.
Royal Neishbcrs. viii give dance
Saturday night at the Elks hall fof
members and fflends
oum Orethsrs lnersan stock In
crease OF capitalization from t2Oo,u TO
oyoO, 900 was authorized by Joe =. Nor
pis, secretary of state. Friday m"fnlns
for the t,um protlers company OF os-
hhotna CITY. The company 10 engaged
IN the farm loan business.
NsbbsvS Take Mans PiTts Robbers
vho broke into tho residence Of B'
Wootsn. IiIs Fast Poplar street. Thurs
~ nisht. took $50 from his trousers
end threw them into the middle OF the
elsss,. They Also broke into the house
e o. r. Hatcher. . nslgt bor. and stole
- 1nl some slssAins. Attempts we're
1nle 10 snter other houses but the
xrrsiArs were frightened away.
ossv,sitlsw Pspsrs Apprs~sd--Reaui-
eatlon papers were approved by GOV
erpor Robertson Friday morning for
IN return Of Charles o'Neil to Han
enek county. Ohio II 10 charged ies Z
NNcl has aba ndcnrd three minor emu
Avn there without proper support
oswssss Awarded A. }. hsnthorns,
a Judgment for $50 damages for
IN Lore Of q perchsrcn stallion Was
syan,ed A. J. ,Heathcrn AGAINST the
Nock island railway ~ 4 jury ~ the
Aisarict eauv, Friday morning Hen
thosn. who claimed that the animal
Hled on account of the delay IN chip
,uspt, asked ios u 900 81 the value OF
the animal.
WsmaN Asks Court Actlon,--A pe'l'
sioa aAkina that her husband, james
:. ". Johrstdn, he cited for contempt
q court for failure 10 pay her t?3
uenth for the support of herself and
n children m ordered by the court
Z h November. 1918. wac filed Friday
~ Mrs. sudie Johnston. \ suit for
V1lgorc, was filed by Mrs Johnston
3uf ., 'sis but was never tried when
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

PNes Cured Tn 10 II UnyS,
nruagsts refund money n rAz0
OINTMENT fails 20 cure Itching. Blind,
hlesdinx or Frotrudiug Piles. Stops
Irritation Soothos and Heals. you can
get restful sleep after the first sppllcn .
tion, Price sDc tAdv. J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

:!"s'. 60. !: 80 ~
proposs V ssbs late osWslAssstisN aii"
The circumstaocss sRl 1sst1s WhetksP,
,hsv sln scesst Az fths ~ Y ~
fuss oil Of them" tsi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
- Fe,,sy the system Against Colds
C.,to and influenza

ts,, GROVES TAsTELEss ohl'
TONIC. I, Purifios and Enriehe. 'h'
MOOD. n Builds up and s'r"nsthrn'
e. who,e system. II Fortlhss ,he
Gys.Am Against Colds. Grip and ~.
S',-.s" raes soe. tAdy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

snA a, preven,suw take LAxArlNt
NROMo utINiSE tablets. Look toI
X, ". GROVES SIGNATURE on W,
-. .oc adv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

~ Neal 4 Cough
THke HAYfH' HEALING HONEY.
-. adv. }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

Nd Cross R,. blue Ia the finest prod
sIct Of It's Kind In the world, Every
vunAn who has Used II knows this
statement - he true. tAdv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

Liberty Camp 10 psnes.--iIber'y
ROYAL Neishbor.. viii give a dance
saturday night at the Elks hall. for
members and fflends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
REDUCTIONS

VW lo01IU ~ 11UODUU n
Assortneaee ~ = bouDou1o ~
thWs sheuld bo.sao ll)o1(vs h
seleelinS . eu1nhjo pG1oGA ~ -
viii your ~ ~ A's''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

oum Orethsrs increase stock In
crease OF capitalization from t2oo, Goa to
ose0. 900 wac authorized by Joe T. Nor
re, secretary of stats. Friday mofnins
for the f,um protlsrs company OF "A-
hhona CITY. The company 10 engaged
IN the farm loan business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

0essvtt,n0 otfesr NstvrHs. nior
q 6 Thornton. Of the army recruiting
eCnt,su has returned from MeAie'ief'
ubsre he Inspected the recruiting SUB
STATEN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

1orphins habit cur~l, whisky and AZ
o1ruho,ic stimulants; the only man W
~ state who cures tho mcrph'n. hAo-
n ijs ]. +, MckanAa, li3o W sh
ID. Phone Walnut III. tAhV1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

Sledlcach - ale j tn uledz musiano
przewadze liczebnej i broni nieprzy-
Jaclelskiej. Dzielny partyzant ,,us-
que ad finem" ks. Brzosko Stani-
siaw z Gustawem Zakrzewskim,
krWawa stoczyli wake ma ulicach
miasta Lukowa, W Kodniu Necki z
Mikietym zaatakowawszy ruchomy
park artyleryi, Is Moskali trupem
poiozyli a p6isetki wzieli do ME-
wolf. w Losicach Czarkowski, po-
chwyciwSzy nieco jenca, uzbroil sw6j
oddziat kcsztem rzadu, ale rosyjskie-
go, / ruszyl - pod Siedlce. Re Soko-
Iowa secine kozakow przepedzono, a
z Bialej to juz sami bez proszenia
czmychneli Moskale, robiac miejsce
RogiGskiemu. Ma Podlasiu gl6wne
silly powstahcze tkwily W chiopie ru-
skim, wiernym Polsce.
Poczatek powstania zbrojnego ME
da} wynikow spodziswanych i bynaj-
mniej ME zapowiadal, re tax niepo-
myslnie rozpoczeta, przez oSmnascie
miesiecy trwae bedzie walka, obok
m6stwa pogrom6w, mnogoscia swiet-
nych czyn6w zaznaczona ma kartach
historyi polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
WYBUCH.

Naznaczona ma dzien % stycznia
branke Rad rosyjski przyspieszyi.
Juz 10 stycznia pochwytano noca Pc
domach Warszawy ~przeszlo. p6ltora
tysiaca poborowych. Uchodzac pred
poborem, miodziez wymykala sic W
lasy, przeYaznie kampinoskie i Sc
rookie. Komitet C%entralny, party do
DANA wskazsn, co dalej czynic, wi
dziaf sic zmuszonym do zajecia jas
nego stanowiska i u~czynienia stano-
wczego kroku, i zadekretowaf zbroj-
ny op6r - powstanie. ,,Nikczemny
rad naiezdzczy, rozwsciehony o.
porem meczonej ofiary, postanowil
zadac jej clos stanowczy.. Zastepy
mlodziezy walecznej, mlodziezy po-
~swisconej, ozywione goraca milo
scia ojczyzny, niezachwiana wiara W
sprawiedliwoSc i pomoc Boga, po-
przysiegiy zrzucie przeklete jarzmo,
hub zginac". To wypowiedze-
ME woJny moralne, datowane z ~
stycznia ~poprzedzii nakaz komitetu
centralnego do organizacyi miejsco-
wych, ably uderzyl W nocy ma 23go
stycznia ma mozliwie najwiecej poste-
runk6w moskiewskich.
Rozkaz ten dopiero oko1o - VIA
domym byi sprzysiezonym, kt6rych
siie obliczano ma 10000. ~szczeg6ao-
wych roz~oprzadzen CO do wykonania
napad6w / uzycia srodk6w odpowied
Mich W tax waznej ohwili, nakaz ko-
mitetu C~entralnego ME zawierat,
Gale dzialanie i postepowanie POGO
stawiajac zmyslowi m~iejscowych Or
ganizacyi, zioznych prawie bez wy
jatku z ludzi miodych, nieWotko--
wych / bez doSwiadczenia. obok
planu dzialania, kt6rego Kom. Cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
MA WOLNA CHWILE.
StaniS{aw ZielihSki.
w BUCH.

ME miai, najwazniejSza rzeCza byla
bron. Wfadza r~ewOlucyjna miala O.
rez do rozdania, lecz tylko ten, kt6ry
byi W reku zo.nierza moskiewskie--
go, DO navel broni mysliwskiej ME
byiO, gdyz te Moskale PREY ogIosze-
niu stanu wojennego odebrali.
Aczkolwiek wybuch naznaczony
byf ma noe % s%tycznia, mniej cierpli
wi ME dotrzymali terminu i juz 81
paddy pierWsze strzaiy. Wyrwalo sic
wojew6dztwo, kt6re W ciagu trivia
MIA ruchu zbrojnego najmniei moe
laur6w zdobylo walkami oddzia}6w
ma miejscu utworzonych - Plockie.
Tuz PREY rogatkach Ploeka, z rozka-
zu organizacyi m%iejskiej, przywitali
sprzysiezeni ogniem transport brah-
cow: rekruta ME odbili, a obudzili
c~zujnoSG Moskali, kt6rzy W nocy ma
stepnej ME byli juz nieprzygotowa-
nj. Pierwszem rowniez W Plockiem,
a pomyslnem rzeczywistem starciem
tylo ~wystapienie Aleksandra Roga-
linskiego popoludniu 23 stycznia pod
Ciolkowem o p6itorej mill Cd Pho
cka. Pu}kownik Kazlainow, pochwy-
tawszy po leslie uczni6w ~gimnazyum
p}ockiego, kt6rzy puScili sic do po--
wstania, wracajac z tymi jencami
do miasta, natknai sic ko1o Dabruska
ma oddziaI Warszawiak6w, dazacych
pod dow6dztwem Rogalihskiego ma
| PIock. Bedac W niedogodnej pozycyi,
cofnaf sic Rogal!nski do Cioikowa,
| gdzie sic zatrzymaf i uszykowa1. -
K~az}ainow, sadzac, re oddzia}ek sic
poddaje, ruszyI 20 zabranie plonu l
znalazl - SmierG Cd celnego strza-
lu Rogalihskiego; obok dow6dzcy pc
leg4o Is a powstancy, majac 3 ran-
nych, wtem swego naczelnika, gao
patrzyli sic W d~oskona}ych 40 STU
cer6w 20 rannych / poleglych i -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

Lotwy, ,oraz Litwy wchodza neutral
M strefa pomiedzy Niemcy i Rosye,
przccinaja te arcy-serdeczne %stosunki,
jake AwaIow6w / Won der Goltzow Ia
cZyc ~poczynaIy z Rosya reakcyonistow
/ carskich gencralow. Pozatem nasze
stosunki ekonomiczne i handlOwe re
zwiazkicm pahstw nadbaltyckich win
ny tam stworzyc ola nasZeSo rynku
wielkie pole zbytu, przytem zas nasz
poSredni kontakt 2 Anglia bedzie mial
moinOSc wyZyskania pewnych sytua-
CYL obop6lnie k~orzystnych ola mas i
ola Anglii.
w pahstwach nadbaltyckich Wilma
Polska znaIezG sojusznika jednego z
naibardziej oddanych i najserdecz--
niejszych. u wyjatkiem bowiem Lit
wy, z kt6ra Interest," nasZe sic krzy-
huja. nasze stosunki z fOtwa i Esto-
mia ME maia zadnych punkt6w tar
cia, a wsp6lnoSc polityki wobec
wsp6Inych wrog6w powinna naszej
diplomacy doradziG jak najszybsze
n~awiazanie najlepszych stOsunk6w &c
zwiqzkfcm panstw nadbaItyckich. o.
statnie bowicm piekne sukcesy armii
Iotcwskicj wsp6Idzialajacej z poll
Cl,o SUiadcZ1 10 to bratcr-
stwo broni zoInierza, zwalcza-
jacego naszego w~sp6Inego n~ajgorsze-
go wroga, jui n~awiazane jednym CO
lem wojennym, powinno bye poparte
,jak Observation-Disclosures wezdami przy
jazni i trwaiego sojuszu. Panstwa
nadbaltyckie W traktatach soiusZow
Polsli z sasiadami, winny Znalezc
sic W kole n~aiblizszych przyjaciof
Rzeczypospolitcj.
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broni. Szybko uwinal sic DR.. Neczaj
Rusin prawoslawny z Dubienki, kto-
ry. wpadlszy z 40 p~Owstancami DO
Hrubieszowa, rozbroil i%nwalidow, "a
bra} kasq i nieco broni.
w Maiej Bukowej i Moskale i po-
wstaGcy mieli niespodzianke.. we wsi
miaf sic zebraG oddziai kazimierza
Bohdanowicza, O czem Moskale o.
czywiScie ME wiedzQc, wysiali tam
oficera Witkowskiego 2 kompaniq u
lan6w W celu aresztowania Bohdano-
wicza, podejrzanego 0 w~spofudziaf "
s~przatnieciu szpiega Starczewskie2o.
Witkowski Bohdanowicza wziQf i -
rozgoScil sic we divorce. Az tn ZJawia
sic jeden powstanicc, potem drugl
talk sznurkiem % ich wylapa} Wit
kowski, wcale ma taxa Sratke ME
przygotowany. Ale pomiarkowali sic
przeciez powstancy, zgromadzili sic
W leslie, wpadli do NJ. Bukowej j
przepedzilf ulan6w, cswobodzajac
jenc6w. Witkowski dotkliwie poraba
ny zdolal dopaSc konia, reszta pieszo
uchodzila.
szczeSliwem. raczej najszczesliw-
SEEM pamietnej tel nocy bylo Pod
lasie. w kilkunastu punktach po--
tworzyly sic oddziaiy powstancze, a
najspreiystszy ruch odznaczyt sic W
obwodzie radzynskim i bialskim. Ma
Radzyn trzema kolumnami uderzyli:
Deskur z %Jasienskim Teodorem, Ply
skosz i Michalowski ma czele 400 lu-
dzi przewaznie Rusin6w podlaskich.
Zdobywaiac poszczeg6lne zabudowa-
MIA, stoiacej W mieScie zalogi, po-
loayli trupem / zranili spora ilost, ale
wreszcie sami uledz musieli, gdy CO
dziesiaty tylko posiadal instrument,
mogacy mice pretensye do NAVY
broni. Przez kilka godzin walczono
wytrwale W Stoku Dackim tuz PREY