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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Del senior Simplicio J. Cordero,
Ven. Maestro de la Resp. Logia "Ca-
balleros de la Noche' de San Juan,
solicitando aumento de sueldo para
los Maestros y denlas empleados pu-
blicos. s isss,54 ~ a M 81 J, s'
De los senorcs =. Munoz Morales y
Guillermo Esteves, Presidente y Te-
sorero respactivamente de Ia Junta
de Sindicos; de la Bibliotca "Carne-
gie", solicitando aumento de sueldo
para ell Bibliotecario v demas emplea-
dos de dicha institution.
Del senor, Ignacio Lizard Flores
propietario, residente en- ell barrie
"Hato Nucvo'', de Guaynabo, en- soli-
citud de que sea enmendado ell ter
Ger parrafo del. Art. 33 de la vigente
Ley Municipal.
Del senior Jose Barros, Presidente
de la Sociedad "Hermanos Progresis.
tas", de Yauco, solicitando aumentc
de sueldo para los Maestros.
Del senors Manuel Reyes, Presidell'
te del Comita de Padres de familis
del barrio "Mufitas' de Aguas Bue.
mas, hacienda igual; .solicitud
De los Maestross de Utuado, shaeien
J do igual solicitud. y s'.sS s.4l i
i. Del senior jaime L. Drew; Presiden
tie de la Association de Maestros dt
Penuelas, hacienda igual solicitud.
Del senior Jose E. 'sifonte, 'Presi!
dente de la Asociacion Local de Macs
tros de Morovis, hacienda igual -seli,
citud.
Del senior Braulio Fernandez, Pre-.
sidente del Comite de Padres de ia
milia de Morovis, hacienda igual soil.
.citud.
De doha Teresa Gely, Presidents
de la Association Local de Maestros
de Maunabo, hacienda igual solicitud
De los sefiores Guillermo Herman.
dez y Bernardo Cruz, Presidente J
Secretario de la Association de Padres
de Familia, en- Puerta de TERRA, Sar
Juan, .haciendo. .igual soiicitud.
as De Il0s see9F3ores e; Ll1apgeTs Diaz j
IS! Boeanegra, Presidente' y Secretarie
'respedtiyamepte, de Il Association Dc
Emplfad9s 4 IInsqlhaEes qh3 dc l Puerto egas Rice Dc
sclicitansdso and aume;ppttso m;ptso9, d!e, lspeldo para
todos los empleados' del GoPierJp.o' bis J.'JI JIp-
sstSIaf, en- una proportion justa v equi-
gat;,I -ssHs.s'f isSk issoT0 alJu NJsifft'
"a - isi, i. 10 al ,s14 nis. ohngIa1 d 4
Del sseaos6 P7eo9pPaaiingPn AP9ptte PBre, Brq
sidente de ssii} lAacal Dc Dc
Maestr'osa M i de Lars lLarFes, nsdicittandQ au-
'meiito de ssnelIdos nara, ARA, los Maestros,
De doia Rosa .Salasss llsassss P5residenta del
Comite ede Padres de EFsaHml1iIlliFas camilla de. la
Escuela "Juan Gonzalez, en- Adjun-
tas, hacienda igual solicitud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
"ELTI-NOLA"

Ha Ilegado este mercadO el gran
fon6erafo Eiti-Nola, cuyo aparato to-
ca todos los discos. Este aparatoj tie
ne la ventaja de que Ell operator pu!e'
de hacer modulaciones en- la mgsifa.
Dicho excelente aparato Sc esta, ex-
hibiendo en- casa de los Sres. A. ME-
SORANA. & CO., SAN JUSTO II,
= San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
A V | S @

P0r la presente sc notiiica a tOdos
v cada unO de los miefnbrOs de In
Corporation Porto Rico Auto Supplies
Co. Inc. que con fecha q de MARIO
pr0ximo la Junta de Directories acOr-
do unanimemente su Disoluci6n. por
creer1o convenieHte sus 4iptereses.
: San Juan, p. r., Abrill10. 1920.
ssiis ,af9>s 3 J.iM?MoLTNA.
Advt. 4 y p '45 Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Ila Antiealculina Ehrey, 4escriba a
Ebrey. Chemical Works, 81 West
Broadway, New York, y recibira gra-
tbs I'm interesante folleto. La Anti
calculina Ebrey Sc encucntra de venta
en- todas las boticas. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05
LUIS BARON eDANILA p,

Il, LUIS BARON DANILA r.,
con su, domrIicilil.o, y 'residcncia en-
"a cipdad de Santo Domingo. (R,
d. desea que Sc lie. iRforme-cual
es ell pafadero de suapadre Jacin-
to Sabas DaviIa, suien parti6 de
testa. para Ponce (Puerto Rieo)
llace como 20 amos. ,g
Reproddzcase oep t0dOs los
spcriSdic0s de la Isla. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

CEDRO: Acabamos de recibir aun
cargamento de MADEIRA de Cedro, que
ofrecemos a precios muy conveRien-
ties. Tenemos en- todas las dimensio-
nes. Nyae
B. FERNANDEZ & HNos., Sucrs..
San Juan, P. r. f''i'9
Advt.
,aQ s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

VA ESTAN la venta los famosos
poIyos para tocador Veloutee la Vio-
Ietta y los figurines Mccall (Fashlon
Books), en- "La Villa de Madrid. +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Sc ALQUILA UNA HABITACION.
En- la calIe del Cristo No. 28, fren-
te a la Plaza de San Jose, Sc alquila
una habitaci6n, propia para hombres
solos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-05

Sc yENDE un motor de segunda
mano, de 2 caballos Fairbanks Nor
se", vertical, con magnetic. Muy po-
co uso en- buen estado. VII
Para informes
CIPRIANO MANRIQUE, p9isi,s
|Caouas Puerto Rico.
,AlsdGvt, ,lsGt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
CHECKS FOR Il
Prize WINNERS
MAILED FRIDAY
BY A, MEXICAN.

Here's good news for the first
dozen boys and girls who won prizes
in The News Scimitar's why
Love America" contest.
Checks for the first IL prices were
mailed Friday. The checks were
sent to the various schools the win
ners attend for the reason that some
of them did not include their resi-
denee address, when sending in Their
essays. ..
But I'm sure that the principals If
the various schools the winners at
tend will be more than pleased to
htand them the envelopes containing
the hcecks. Perhaps. in some in
stances, a little presentation speech
before the whole class might not
come amiss.
For the boys and girls who won
these first II prizes deserve to be
congratulated upon their staunch
Americanism. They won their prizes
solely on merit. Their reasons for
loving America were clearly set
out.
The essays and photos of the
other prize winners in the contest
will be printed day by day in The
News Scimitar, until the. 20 cash
prize winning essays have been pub
lished. These will be followed by
30 honorable mentions.
Those who got checks. and the
amounts they won follow:
Florence Ray Hitler. SIS; James A.
Burns, $40; Mildred Kelly. IS; nellie
McCalla IS; Olive Dubose. IS;
Louise Frank. IS: Doris McFerrin,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
MANY NEW SD
DEGREE. MASONS
IN STATE TODAY

With the rendering of a banquet by
the Consistory, the fall reGnion of
local Masonry ended Thursday. Dur
ing the reunion 100 candidates receiv-
ed the 3id degree through the Scot
fish Rite. L. p. MacNicol was elected
president of the class, which was
called the 20. X. Houck Memorial
class" in honor of o. X. Houck,
prominent local Mason who died
some time ago.
Mobiles of the mystic Shrine are
preparing details for the fall pilgrim
age to be made by hopeful noVices
on next Wednesday,
In addition to the president. Rev.
w. NJ. White and II. II. Maroney were
elected vice presidents; NJ Marks, of
Bristol, treasurer; A, p. Templeton,
| secretary; Congressman-e elect c. b.
! Reese, of Butler orator. c. f. Hood,
of Chattanooga. orator, and Lloyd
| Cough, of Memphis, orator.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
WAREHOUSES; MAY
ISSUE A GRADED
COTTON RECEIPT
Bankers of South Regard
Change From Present Sys-
tenn as of Primary Import
anCe toFinanCing Crop.

The fact that the arrangements of
several cotton warehouses in Arkan-
sas had expressed desire to become
licensed under the United States
warehouse act, and the probability
that leading warehouses in Memphis
would seek the same privileges de-
veloped Friday. The development
came with the visit to Memphis of
H. K. Holman. of the bureau of mar
kets9in Washington.
License under the United States
warehouse act means that the ware
house will issued graded receipts for
cotton. This, according to John j.
Heflin, manager of the local branch
of the federal reserve bank, is of
primary Importance to the financing
and marketing of cotton. At present
warehouse receipts are Issued simply
on bale of cotton. Nothing is said
about grade, which, of course, de-
termines its value and it's worth as
collateral. These warehouse receipts
are put up with banks as collateral
for loans, the man with low grade
getting the same rating as the one
with high grade.
Moreover, even though a borrower
should put up certificates covering
high grade cotton, he is at liberty to
withdraw the high grade bale by sub
stituting another bale, which may be
high or low, so far as the banker
knows. The natural result of such
substitution is to fill a market with
low grade cotton, as the better grades
are sold out and the lower grades
substituted.
Establishment of a graded ware
house certificate would give bor-
rover a specified collateral when he
approached a bank for funds. Under
this system, the man with the high
grade cotton would be taken care OF
at what he deserved and the holder
of low grades would receive treat
ment according to the collateral Of
fered. Moreover, the low grades
would be listed for what they are
worth and the markets of the South
Memphis in particular, would be rid
of surplus of stuff, the chief value
of which is to serve as the basis fol-
warehouse receipt. This system
may be changed with most of the low
grade stock that has accumulated
here in the last three years
Outside credits would be improved
as the outside bank could then know
the nature of the collateral Offered
them. Under the present blanket ar
rangement bankers outside the bel
are leary of cotton paper for the rea.
son that they do not know what they
are getting as collateral
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
HARDING ENDORSES
RED CROSS DRIVE

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 19.-Presi-
dent Elect Harding. while in this city
yesterday. gave an enthusiastic in
dorsement of the Red Cross and stat
ed that he was proud OF the fact
that when he is inaugurated he will
become president of the organization
as well.
q want to say that every Ameri-
can ought to join the Red Cross, y
said Senator Harding. because of its
splendid war record. And | want to
say that its war record-spiendid as
II is-wont be able to hold a candle
to its peace time record II all the
people win do what | hope they will
put up their dollars in the good old
American way.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
MEMPH|ANS SPEAK
At HELENA MEET
Business Mems League Holds
Annual Banquet at
Helena.
fspeciaI to The News scimitar.)

Especial to The News Sclmitar.)
HELENA, Ark, Nov. 19.-Thomas
b. King, head of the highway depart
1nent of the Memphis Chamber of
Commerce, and H. B. Chears, Off
Cial representative o fthe Memphis
organization, were among the speak
ers here last night at the annual
meeting of the Helena Business Mems
league. Dean Bradford Knapp, of the
University of Arkansas, made the
chief address of the evening.
E. NJ. Allen, retiring president of
the organization. in reviewing the
work, showed that many improve
ments have been made and that much
benefit has accrued to the citizens of
Helena through the work of the
league. He gave in detail the work
of the organization. ..'
Sam w. Tappan, president ELECT.
was introduced and outlined some of
the plans for the new year. He pre-
dicted wave of prosperity and good
times for the future.
d. c. Welpy, of the Missouri Pacific
and several members of the organ
ization were among other speakers.
George A. Sanford, secretary, was re-
elected to that office.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

hiaIaaialasBiI0slliAi
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
THIRTEENTH PRIZE
BY WILMA WALLACE
Central High School

| love America for the three fore
most things for which it stands.
Democracy, purity and its wonderful
government for the people, by the
pleople and of the people.
We are an independent people and
we have made our country 1nde-
pendent.
America is our mother country and
our daily protector, the largest, most
beautiful and wealthiest country in
the world.
America has the different climates
of the entire world from the frozen
climate of Alaska to the tropical heat
of Porto Rico.
The most powerful rivers. the
highest mountain ranges and the
greatest gulf in the world may be
found in or owned by America.
America made by us. for us, feeds
us, clothes US and gives us large
cities and the beautiful country for
our homes, where we are protected
by the hand of liberty and democ-
racy. So in turn let us stand up
for America and pledge allegiance
to our flag and to our country for
which it stands.
America, like the big brother that
it is, stands ready to help the
farthest countries of Europe in time
of need and distress. .-..
So let us, all the citizens of the
most wonderful and beautiful coun-
try in the world. stand up and salute
the red. white and blue. the emplen
| of our free and noble country.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

S.; Mildred TAFT, SIS; Claude Head,
IS; Fannie Katzerman. IS: Elizabeth
Nail, S.: Celeste Tarver. S..
Let me call your attention to a
feature. 1t is the School News
Scimitar. II runs every Wednesday
in The News Scimitar, and contains
all the news of the schools. Read it,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
2 HELENA P0ST0FIFCE
CLERKS UNDER ARREST

HELENA. Ark, Nov. 19.-Jesse G.
Lanier and Thomas NJ, Wamker,
clerks in the Helena postoffice, are
under arrest and will face the fed
eral grand jury on charges OF EN-
bezzelment. 1t is alleged that the
men stole letters which CONTAINED
about $40. Federal officials declare
that both have confessed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
THREE HOMES BURN

HELENA, Ark, Nov. 19.-Three
negro homes in Straub's lane were
destroyed by fire early this morning.
The loss is placed at approximately
81, 900.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
-
PHILATHEAS TO MEET.

Z The Philathea class of Union Ave-
nue. Methodist church will meet in
the home of Miss Ruth Mcintyre
It's Summit street, Friday at $3.50
n m
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

WASHINGTON. New. I9-Frank X,
Nobeker, of Utah, and Leslie c. Car
nett, of Virginia, were given recess
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wLADYSLAW ST. REYM0NT.
ROk 1884,
0statni Sejm Rzecz- POspOlitej.
Powie66 HistorycHna
(Trylogii Geese ID
Pnvo Wyiac1neTo Prxedruku Nabyte ZSstrss4ons
Na "DIiennIka ChicaEoskieEo"-
Gag daisy.

Gag daisy.
IL. Potocki, bywszy marszalek, X. KoHata]'
bvwszy podkanclerzy, ]. Weyssenhoff, bywszy po-
sci Inflancki, ]. U. N~iemcewicz, St. Soitan czytai
predko - pomine mniejszych, ale ci to So prawi
hersztowie i wichrzyciele, podzegajacy kraJ do Dun
tow, CT to So ~posiewcy przewrotnych MAXIM jake
~b;nskich, nieprzyjacioly Boga Ojczyzny syczaA,
ledwie sic juz miarkujac W nienawisci. To "a
rzewie "a biizko naszych granic, trzeba Je zadePtac
w pore. luz Emma podalem note do kolegium spraw
zagranicznych, ably z~azadano wypedzenia Hh z gra-
mic saskich. Markow obieca4 i note wyslano, a ON
spiskuja tam najspokojniej W dalszym caagu mfo-
.taja ma mas naszych aliantow najpodlejszemi O.
szczerstwani. Kotiatajowska kuznica, jak w czas
.bywszego sejmu, zasypuje powszechnosc paszkwi-
lami; bury to publiczna spokojnose, roznieca wa
snie udeufnosc, przeszkadza skutecznosci zabie-
Cow naszych 9 dobro ojczyzny, a najwazniejsze, re
osiabia nasza sytuacyeyw Petersburgu: z tego ply
ma nieobliczaIne ola mas sAody.
= Sievers powinien zadac p~onowienia noty do
dworu saskiego - zabrai CLOS hetman wszak W
Dreznie zrobiia sic ekspozytura p~aryskich beze-
censtw i stamtad rozszerza sic ia zaraza ma Gala
Rzeczpospolita.
Il do tego juz doszso, re nawet W Grodnie.
pommno wart ~licznych, prawie co dnia ~znajduja ma
murach n~alepione p~aszkwile = skarzyi sic Nova
|kowski.
Ba, dzisiaj czytano jeden z takch uawet W
moim domu szepnal bis&up, podajac sekstern,
edebrany cd Woyny. Scare karty obleciaiy socye-
ts. Czytano je z uwaga gniewna awersya, tyiko
Ankwicz zaezai sic smiae.
Alez Szezesny peknie re zlosci Splantowali
go nadzwyczajnie- Ha! ha! ha!
Prawie kazda poczta ~przynosi takie SNAKE
lyki.
sartoryrssz ma nakazana konfiskate podob-
Inych pisn1;
Niepodobaa mu przezierac wszystkich Ii
stow, otwieraja tylko podejrzane, a temu ledwie
podo,aja - obiasnil Ankwicz. Wczoraj dosta-
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w Przededniu PIE
bisCytu.

Przypomniano nam z Ojczyzny
p1ebiscyt g~ornoslaski. Ma innem
miejscu dzisiejszego numeru "a
mies2czamy dwie Piekne odezwy,
wystosowane W tel sprawie i wy
dane przez w~arszawskie iowa
rzystwo Pomocy ola Ofiar Woj-
ny: pierwsza do Polek ma Cor
nym Slasku, druga do og6Su roda-
kow tamtejszych, naprsana przez
znanego z prac literaekich / spo-
teczno = narodowych, Stanisiawa
Belize, brata Sp. Wfadyslawa, wy
bitnego pisarza i Poety. Mole ode
ivy tie - trafia do serc tutejszych
braci Slazak6w ; wszystk;ch wo-
COLE rodakow, a porusza le ma
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DO .WIADoMoScI.

wssystkIch InteresaHt0w najupr1e!.
aieJ prOSimy o p-rsestrzegnnfe 0OntA-
~ eh wSkax6wekS
Bfura AdmfnIstraeyi naszeJ otwarte
. prEez dzIen caly Cd gOdztny S.mey
rama do 1850 wiecKorem - co d1ia. .
Syjstkiem SIedkIel . SWAT ObowtSzu-
Rcyeh.
Inrzadea PIsma naszeEO prxyjn1Je
n1eresantBw co dnIa W GODZINACH
sOPOLUDNI0WYCH cd 2-giej do S-teJ
y wyJafkiem sobot.
Redakeyn ola Interesant6w otWartA
ext TYLKO w G0DEINACH POHANr
sYCH. Cd GODZINH 1880 DO GOD3i-
~ 1850; po pofudniu tyIko m Speey-
Ina umOwa.
sssrfoN TYLKO Pc GODZINIE 10-tej
sR7ED P0LUDNIEM.
UpraSxa STE, NSzenkie sprnwy . Relax
va salatwiae, o lie oEn0S F!SEM-
SlE. bO ma k0nwersacye dfuste ME ma
ny czasu: tylko w sseHegct-
,fs5Sxej wnEi osObistyeh, hub ME datS-
aych sic zalntwiS Ewiekle - drogS kO-
seSpoDdeneyi - prOsjmy jawte sic osO-
Isle. kachovuJac m wzgledEfe, re o.
-ofo rodEfny 11-teJ Enmykamy gazette
wsxyxcy A~Rjbardsiej Jestesmy wtedy
aSfrudale1i.
80 nby pixaH CAFFEINE -ATRA-
:, r. TTE.M. LUB Ma MASZYNIEs ME-
cTtYT SCISLIwIE . TYLkO Ma ~
PAflEftCs
JeSII utwory jnkIekotwtek ale ma9S
- o~rtoszone.- pOchinnia Je - kosH
.s~SakryJny: jesIi p~o&pdane - do sWro.
49, ~ raEic uIe ogfoszenfa, naleAy -
zAZNACSYC L zAbACAYC
POCzTOWY Ma zWR0TNA
.sIsZESYEKE.
Zadnyeh komSnfknt0w do oGioszen1A
ale naiezy P~rxesytae mn karteeh Z
=rxrvrht ZADNYCH TEE ME Rz1J-
uirJE SIZE K0MUNIKACN TELEFO-
- chyba W wy1qtkoWyeh
,xvuadkach; r6wniez ogsoszeh. dotyese-
,yca t~owarzystH, te~lefoniexnie ME
WszelkIe o~xsoszenia nale&9 de Dxta-
IN O~losxea " Adninisfrncyt . tam sic
|, niemi Uuraeae nalezy.
podxfekoxxanfn - re-
azaSn- aEZOLOCYE ZALOHNE. POLL
TTcxNE 3 4 o. naIeks Do Dsiafu Ogse-
ssed.
a4sensa & D mnszn y pOdpisnne -
n~tnem naswfskiem wras = naresen -.
bexsmiennyeh, hub PodDt1aAyeh
a-omyktnfklem, 2 wreasefe
~ ornftee- - komunfkneyL NJ koreS.
use EAnaiessezamy.
-Sfanovexo ME oglnsnamy zADSYCA
aaI wyeiecsek. lub ,,plknas
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lem poczte w~arszawska, zas W niej spory rulon, ma
ktorym Jest wyobrazona szubienica. ZgadntJcle
mosci panowie, kto ma niej powieszony in ett'gle!
- Zawsze wwszedzie pierwsze miejsce bora
kr6le zaSmiai sic kasztelan.
- Niestety, nam oddano pierwszenstwo: dyn-
danny tam, niby drozdy zlowione W sidla. Usmia-
lem sic do {ez z tego konceptu Pokazasem rys1-
mex biskupowi Massalskiemu. Srodze sic zgniewaa
ia swoI konterfekt nadzwyczajnie u~trafiony.
- Panic hrabio, many jeszcze pine materye
ma deliberacye i da Zubowa bal, a godzana pozna
prosi} z uprzejmym usmiechem biskuf.
- Siuchem, dodam jeno, re wisimy tam in
calem ministery1m, z odpowiednimi emblc
matami, a W pozycyach tax nieprzystoJnych l kro-
tochwilnie o~ddanych: IL MONA umrzec re smiechu'
Slucham, moSci panowie.
- Wzgledem ~redukcyi wojsk i prorogacyi SCI
mu przeczytal biskup W seryarzu-
- Gownie zaS wzgledem odstapienia czesci
wojsk naszych Imperatorowej.
- Jest taxi zamiar? Ktoz go podaje?- pytai
k~asztelan poruszouy do zywego.
- Powstal, by ulzyc Rzeczypospolitej W kao,
potach fi~nansowych odparl hetman Doc kasy
wojskowe ptrste, a ~zoinierz zdawna nieop4acony.
= I drugie racye, nawet wadniejsze wplyneiy
ma u~formowanie tego projektu - wspar} biskuP
brata, wyjmujac gruby sekstern z pod sukna.
: Pocoz odstspowae, kiedy tax wojsko sic
r~ozsazi, miasta So juz pelne marrderow, a przytem
generalnosc p~ozwolaa je trzebit obcym werbow-
nixon. f.. 49,.
= Me pozwoliia, lecz, ME mogac sic przeciwit,
nusi o TEN ME wiedziec.
Redukcyi 1ada Petersburg wymaga jej ko-
niecznosc; kraj ~znacznie uszczuplony W ludnosci i
z~asobach, wiec pocoz nam az lyle wojska? Pod pro
tekcya w~spanialomyslnej monarchfni Rzeczpospo-
lita ME bedzie miala okazyi prowadzenia wojen, "a
kwitnie b1ogi spokoj i ludnosc bedzie mogla oddac
sic owocnej piracy wyksadal hetrnan. = Jest pew
ma okolicznosc godna rozwazenia, plynaca z projek-
~redukcyjnych: OTTO jesli sic z~dezarmuja wojska,
kcnstytujace ~jeszcze w kordonie rosyjskim ma Ii
twie, to -sirsznosc nakazuie zaplacic i'm zalegle le-
nungi. A ssadze Rzeczpospolita wezmie ma ich o.
patrzenie? Ale jest jeszcze wazniejsza okolicznosc,
re tysiace zwolnionych re sluzby i z pod dyscypli-
ny rozleca sic po kraju sladami jakby willow zglod
Wszak do swoich panow i piracy dobro-
wo1nie ME ~powroca, Doc zywiol to burzliwy, roz-
swawolony zolnierka, spr6zniaczony i przeto goto-
ma kazdy buntowniczy podszept. Klubowcy juz
ma to rachuja, gdyz widziano ich emisaryusz6w po
Jakby ogien rzucai niebacznie ma prochy,
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