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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
COURTMARTIAL
OF GEN. JADWIN
is THREATENED
Charged With Uphold
ing Subordinate in
Solicitation of Sur
vey Funds

WASHINGTON. II. r.. Jan. 29--tFi
An attempt BY Major General Ed
gar Jadwin. chief Of army engineers.
to uphold a subordinate accused Of
soliciting funds for surveying the
Tennessee river from private inter-
ests seeking water power leases
brought a threat of courtmartial pro-
ceedings today from acting Chairman
James vi the house military com
mittee.
The committee met TO continue
hearings "a bids for Muscle Shoals
mt immediately business under con
sidcrationa was jostled aside when
James subjected Jadwin 20 four
hours uf cross examination.
The subordinate. Major Harold q.
Fiskc. was charged with having sug-
gested. while district engineer at
Chattanooga. TO II. O. Leighton, pres
ident III the Electric Bond and Share
company, ~ ". that he advance $2o.-
600 for survey work before congress
appropriate sufficient funds.
Lcighsson declined. James de
clared, because he considered the ar
rangement illegal.
James annbunced be would pursue
court liAiAtsti littttHAAAr N&AAh-A AA1
major. now stationed at Fort Lewis,
Washington.
Jadwin contended acceptance of
money from private interests for
survey work was specifically provid-
cd III law. but James and other mem
bers Of the committee contended the
law applied only to individuals in
terested in river navigation.
II think, James declared, "that II
YOU condemn Major Fiske's action,
the court martial proceedings | shall
seek against him should be extended
10 you.
General Jadwin flushed but re-
mained silent while James added:
II don't think you are lit man
to bc chief Of engineers.
Mr. James indicated he would
seek to have the federal power COM
mission reject bids for power sites
from companies solicited by Fiske
and he received assurances from q
e. Merrill, executive secretary Of the
committee. .ethat no action would be
taken without proper safeguards fof
the government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
Bigamous Slayer
Fails to Locate
Place Of Murder

LANCASTER, Wis, Jan. 29.--i4Pp--
Eight days Of investigation which un-
folded the tragic romance or Mrs.
Hattie Hales Coffey, brought her
bigamist husband to a cell in the
Grant county jail tonight. facing a
prospect Of murder trial for the
crime
Failing to point out definitely to
authorities the spot in Grant county.
where he confessed Staying his sec
end wife with baseball bat while
camping. William y. Coffey was
brought to Jail here and turned over
20 Sheriff Raw Morse. Some time
tonight nc will he served with a
warrant charging first degree mur-
der. Sheriff Morse announced.
Coffey's Incarceration followed 4
DAY Of questioning that resulted in
his complete collapse in a Platteville
hotel.
Later h was taken for an auto
mobile ride through the southwest
ern section Of the county which Id
had described in confessions as the
scene Of the Staying.
Sullen and hcsitatnt. the 81 year
old MAN, who IL facing 4 possible
life Imprisonment sentence to climax
a varied career, finally pointed "a a
spot off the road mile and a half
southeast of Sandy Hook. and A
mile from the Mississippi river.
Directing TO place near a clumr
Of bushes Coffey. said he "thought
that was the place whore they camD-
ed The place was unsuited for
camping and on different road
from the place he had described in
his confession. There was no sign
of the place having been occupied nv
camp.
Il believe Coffey is stalling.~ Dis
trict Attorney +. NJ. Orchard said. lie
abandoned his original intention to
have Coffcv re-cnact the slavfng.
With Coffey still inclined to scout
the theory that the Staying was COM
mitted ~ Grant county. the prose-
cutcr will proceed with plans III
have him tried IN Wisconsin.
Showing visible signs of the strain
q the last eight days for the first
time. Coffcy proved untractahle to-
day. Awakening from d sleep which
proved insufficient after spending
FRIDAY IN Ritcr's Woods near here.
helping recover his wifc's dismem.
bercd body Coffey was questioned
fer several hours.
Sheriff Lyall Wright of juneau
county. and District Attorney Orch
ard sought to break down his story
that he killed his wife In Gran,
county. He refused to admit he was
lying and denied he killed the wo.
man either in Eagle Point park near
Dubuque, Iowa. Or IN the wood,
where he buried the body.
Just before he collapsed. he had
been shown the knife which was rc.
covered today in She woods in ths
same hole in which another part III
the bidy was cached. Coffev admit
ted that he had used the knife a
/ dismember the body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
Johnson Speaks AT
Wilson Memorial

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. eg.--tAp.
Governor Dan Moody Thursday night
viii introduce Cone Johnson Of Tyler
III Woodrow Wilson memorial SER
vices to be held in the hall Of the
house OF representative here.
johnson. recently appointed by
Moody 10 members hip on the high
way commission. was chairman or
the immortal forty delegation
from Texas which In Baltimore aided
in nominating Wilson for president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

EtlC ISSUE DSfiiH bCltNA tudit
! three-to-One.
Voting in Brownsville was light
but the polling was heavier in many
81 the outlying precincts San Bcnito.
whore the greatest opposition was
found before the election. did not re-
turn two-thirds majority but the
bonds lost b. only u small margin
there. Harlingen gave the bonds a
big boost 2angerville had the only
unanimous box. A6 to n.
The Brownsville commissioners
precinct voted the bonds. 724 70 lT6.
Thc San Bcnito commissioners pre-
cinct voted s2S TO 279. The Harlin-
gen commissioners precinct voted
S92 a. l6G and the Point Isabel com
missionefs precinct voted u to y.
One OF the features of the election
was the fact that practically every
rural precinct in the county gave y
heavy vote for the bonds. Santa
Maria, which was the first TO report
election results, rolled up n vote of
- tn q. Rio Hondo. Santa Rosa. Viii
: son Tract. III Jardin. Los Indios, Ran
gerville. stuart Place, each returning
I big majorities. Rangervillc gained
(Continued on page two-)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
7 ATTORNEYS
FOUND GUILTY
Charged With Conspir-
acy to Defraud Gov
ernment

MUSk0GEE. Okla, Jan. 29.-iRl-
Verdict Of guilty was returned after
30 minutes deliicration by n jury w
the governments case against seven
Eufaula and Tulsa attorneys. charged
with conspiracy 70 Gefraud the gov
ernmcnt in connection with the
$4,000 Exile Fife divorce settlement
IN federal district court here late
.oday.
Judge al H. Williams announced
Nv would consider "A motion for RE-
trial and would hold hearing on IL
february =, the date which he set
for pronouncing sentence.
The men found guilty W con-
spiracy 10 obstruct u function "a
the federal government IN the settle
ment are former ccnprcssman r. A.
Chandler of Tulsa, and tlSen Green
Otho Green. MI II. Turner. k- ~
Turner. Jack G. Hurley and II. r
Harris, Eufula attorney.
Arguments in tnc rial which
opened last Tuesday morning, we're
completed late this afternoon.
Chandler and the Eufaia attor
news were accused in the federal ~.
dictmcnts with conspirinE to boost
the price of a divorce obtained w
1924 by Exie Fife Tolleson. rich m
dian girl Of Eufula, q government
ward. from her white husband. boy
I lin jackson. Evidence was intro
duccd 10 show that the Jackson'
originally agreed to a divorce ans
property settlement of $4,000 but
that after the attorneys came int'
the ease the settlement price rose
rapidly first 20 $4,000. then t. S25.
GOO and finally $4,000 The amonn
was approved BY Shade ". Waller
then superintendent of the fiv'
tribes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
HOLD WOMAN ON
MURDER CHARGE

BELTNN. Texas, Jan. 2a.--f4A--
Mrs. Ethel May Ray was indicted ly
a grand jury here Saturday on IN
charge cf murder in connection with
the death nf John A. Jones. IN year
old He'll county lawyer
IL. Tie had made his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray for several years
and after his death. Mrs. Ray pro-
ducrd what purparted to be his Will-
in which she and her husband were
given Mr. Jones automobile and a
house ard l0t in Bartlett.
since laat Saturday. District A.
torney =. Brewster snid ~ ex-
reeted 20 try the cose within the
next few weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

Fort Brown. Brownsville. i the
healthie-t spot In the United
States. Officers OF the Twelfth
Cavalry assert
They base their assertion upon
the fact that the semi-ycarly re-
port Of the Eighth Corps Area.
covering the latter half Of 1926.
shows that during thar period the
average percentage ~ non-effcc-
tives-solJiers incapacitated from
daty by reason Of illness, injury.
etc.-was only $50 per cent. a.
compared with the Eighth Corps
Area average 81 1883 per cent
The record made by Fort Brown
was especially remarkable. Off
GERS state. Fort Logan. XII oiorado.
national health resort. ranked
second in the Eighth Corps Area.
with an average OF 1915 per cent
or almost 200 per cent more non
cffectives than Fort Brown. Camp
Normoyie showed the greatest per-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

WASHINGTON. n. C-. Jan. -.
bPt President Coolidge told FncIn-
bers 81 his cabinet. heads Of va
fious government bureaus ard
hundreds of subordinate officials
who attended the srMi-annunl bud
get tonight IN Memorial Continen-
tai Hall that bsth military and
pncifictA are u danger tc the con-
tinued peace ann prosperity. III the
nation.
What we need and all that We
need for national pfatecti0n is
ad@uunre preparedness. ~ said.
II am for adequate military pre-
pafedness. As ccmmander-in-chief
of the army and of the navy. the
chief ezecutipe pf this nation has
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
YETT-NALLE JURY
FAILS OF VERDICT

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. l9.-tffsa For
The Second time she iury IN the Yeti
Male suit. falling 70 reach a yef-
dict after 20 hours of delibcratipn
Saturday afternoon wa5 discharged
Mrs. Ouida Ferguson Male. dtkgh-
ter of former Governor james r.
Ferguson. fnr about $3.50 which ale
claimed iE due her from rVmnHAS-
siorz made when the two women
~eFe in the bonding and insurance
agency business here during ex-
governor Miriam JAIL FnrguA0n'K term-
IA jury iart fall failed to agree Avn
t1e case and the second InistFiai or-
der was entered Saturday IN b3rd
district court here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

FIRE THREATENING
BORCER OIL FIELD

BORGER. Texas. Jan. 29.-t1,f-
Four large oil storage tanks are
burning 4 mile east VI here tcnight
and are threatening a section Of the
wells. two gasoline plants and 2
group or twenty tanks
The fire, II unknown origin broke
cot II noon time today and swept
across the prairie while hundreds q
Gil field workers hattlcd 70 keep the
flames frcm reaching the rigs The
loss AT present is estimated "a $50. GOO
by the Sunburst Oil ompany which
owns the tanks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
FILE BONNER CASE
in BEXAR COUNTY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. ina. 3
The ease against Frank III. Bonner
charged with murder Of j. A. Barnes
who with bis son, Jesse. +. was killed
BIZ explosion OF a bomb in Corpus
Christi November I3. 1923. was filed
in Bexar rounty Saturday.
The case was transferred 20 the
94th. district court by Judge A. ".
Cunningham Of the criminal district
court Qf Nueees county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
Student Struck
By Auto, Killed

cLAREMORE. Okla. Jan 29.--tPi
Darrow. 1h. Of BorEcr.
Texas. student az the Oklahoma
Military Academy here was injured
fatally. shortly after o'clock to-
night when NJ was struck by an
automobile driven by Thelma Cal
lovay Of Claremore.
Ills neck was broken. He died
soon afterward in "a CIaremore hCa-
affnl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
PEONACE TRIAL
OPENS MONDAY
Citizens of Villa cy
County Charged In
Indictments
lSpecial to The Hcraldl

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Jan. 20.
Fourteen Willacy county Officers
and citizens were 70 80 on trial here
Monday in federal court on charges
Of peonage as the result of indiet-
ments returned by the federal grand
jury III Brownsville in December.
The trial Of these men was post
poncd until January 81 and venue
changed from Brownsville 10 Corpus
Christi.
indictments of the II men was the
oUtgrowth OF alleged violations OF
the law in the matter Of forcing To-
borcrs 20 pick cotton in Niliacy
county, most of the eases in which
the investigations were made being
INSTANCES where labofers We're al
legged 70 have heen made 20 work out
citain sums uf money paid for their
transportation to the Valley.
The first case charges conspiracy
'shy commission of various acts and
i designed and proposed ID hold and
arrest A. III. Nichols. Walter ". New
man: Raymond Teller, sheriff; Floyd
Dodd. justice Of the peace; Lloyd
Bennett. farmer; John Swanner, dep
atty sheriff. William Hargr0ve and
Frank Brandt. deputy sheriffs and
X. F. Robinson. county attorney.
The second case charges that the
defendants -by force Of arms and by
putting fear III life Or bodily injury,
did deprive victims Of most OF their
liberty and caused them to perform
labor and services involuntarily.
Those named i'll this case are Frank
Brandt, deputy sheriff: Carl Brandt.
farmer: Raymond Teller. sheriff; r.
vi Robinson. county attorney Floyd
Dodd. justice of the peace; X. ID.
RirSdorph. farmer.
The third case Is the same as the
second. and names Il. =. Stockweli.
farmer; J IL. Chadwick. grard: Ray
mond Teller. sheriff: Frank Brandt.
deputy: r. ". Stockwell. farmer;
Floyd nodd. justice of the peace (:
II. r.. Robinson, county attorney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
military and Pacifists
Menace Peace, Coolidge

an emphatic responsibility fer this
phase of our welfare.
During his talk the president
said the United States should bend
eeerx effort 10 eliminate forever
competition in armament. pointed
0ut SnAt the nation was ahead Of
rs DEB. reduction schedule. com
piimented congress for H. support
or the budget principles. and reit-
Grated that ID wnH too early 70 dr-
termine whether further tax re-
daction IL feasible.
After hiH address the president
w mmined ~ hear a speech hy Bud
get Director Lord. whD said that "A
81 600 .00o. .00e. public debt retire
merit this fiscal year was In pr0s-
prct-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

San Antonio and Representative
Sam Gates of Rungo disseuted.
ommon sense rather than f.
naticism must bc written into the
statutes, Representative Ander-
son. minority leader. declared today
adding that the committee fight
Will be resamed On the house floor
next weeN
Wallace conferred with support
erS and framed i substitute hiil
eliminating reference to empty
TASKS. bat still providing enc a
five years penalty for carrying
prescription whiskey longer than
10 days after purchase date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
Propose Modification
Of Pocket Flask Bill

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 29.-sA'p--
Proponents ~ a new Texas law 70
make transportation ~ liquor bot
tie, empty or wet, q pNral offvnse
after 10 days after sale. got to-
.sether taday and modified the
pending house bill. while minority
committee opposition gave notice
Of hot floor fight to XIII the
whole measure.
The mouse LIQUOR traffic COM
nfttre split on the bill. introduced
Yesterday by Representative J. r
Wallace of league with heavy odds
for favorable report.
RerFeseAtatise r. Il. Anderson cf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
Bride Seeks Aid
To Locate Husband

CHICAGO. NJ. Ian. 20.-CPg-Nlrs.
Marie Mills. bride Of six m0nths.
today requested Che police to seek
Evertt n. Nils. ~. contractor, Who
disappeared Tuesday. leaving n0ta
expressing an intention to end hia
life because of financial revurRnH.
Yrs. Mills learned ha had Mfrmh
"a her brother in Laredo. Texas.
nsirg her name fnd asking 800.
Mills recently Lost ShD.n00 in IN hma-
ineBH deal. according ~ his wife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
Views Expressed On
Results OF Election

Judge Dancy II am greatly
gratified with the results of the
election. III signifies that the
farmers az Cameron county are
tired OF paying mud taxes. ]
can give the assurance that we
will speed up construction TO
the highest point commensurate
with efficiency, and ! can also
give the assurance that it will
he the objective Of the commits
siOners' court 70 give the tax
payers OF Cameron county value
received for every dollar ex-
pended.
Finley Ewing. Mayor OF Har-
lingen: Much credit IS due
the Cameron county highway
committee for the success Of the
bond issue. Every member has
worked cncrgetically from the
very inception Of the highway
improvement plan. and the elec-
tion results are largely the fruit
Of their efforts. "
W. q. Washington. County
Engineer. Engineering work
On several " the proposed pro-
ierts mas been practically COM
pleted, and there will be no de-
Iay In that respect. Dirt work
On several of the highways.
which will later be paved. Is al
ready under way under recent
contracts awarded hy the COM
nlissionprs court.
Its very good information TO
get. said $. q. Tucker. presi-
dent of the Brownsville Cham
Der or Commerce and or the
Brownsville independent school
district. when he was told Of the
result of the election. -I am
very glad to hear IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30
FLYERS ARRIVE
in COLOMBIA

.xrV YORK. n. T.. Jan. 29.--t5'
The Fan American fliers enrouse
!. Sauth America. arrived ~ Bnena-
trntura. Colombia. at 5:1n O'CLOCK
this afternoon. aceutrsnK 70 ne
All American Gable off,re here they
haa taken off frsm Frame f,e's.
~ -~'a ~~~ai Zone n $3.50 o'clock
this morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

Largest Feeder
Road Program IN
u. S. is Financed

The largest hard surfaced feeder road project in the
United States assured for Cameron county when 23lS
voters poed in favor of the $6000000 bond issue for
roads and only 673 opposed il at the bond election
Saturday.
Virtually all of the 80 precincts in the county returned
the required two-thds majority the total in favor Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-30

Cleaners and Dyers Co.
1917 Elizabeth
FOR QUICK SERVICE
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-07-19
kiedy bedzie bezpieczny?

UsiioWania Wfadz stanowych jak mejskich tym
kraju ably swieto, narodowe Niepodegosc, przypada-
Jace Ago pca kazdego roku, uczync bezpecznem da
zycia udziego dla posiadIosci, wdocznie ME odnosz
Welkego skutku gdyz tegoroczne swieto Niepoegfo-
sci przed tygodnem ME oby}o sic bez r6znych wypad-
koW nieszczesiWych, jak to stwierdzaa wiadomosci
nadchodzace Z r0znych stron kraju.
WpraWdzie ostatnich latach Sweto Niepodleg-
1osci ME by1o obchodzone tax haEaSiwe mnie szem
lekceWazenem bezpieczeistwa ola zycia udzkiego :.
zWtaszcza modziezy anize to miao miesce przed Kill
kunastu lay ale mimo to Ostaniego Ago lpca zabych
zosafo kilkanascie poranonych kikase os6b prze-
lWaznie dzieci.
Zapoczatkowany przed kkunastu laty ruch "a
Iobchodzenlem tax zWanego 'bezpecznego Ago lpca"
Wydaf narazie pozadany. Przez kilka lat zmnei-
Szyla sic Hose Wypadk6W niebezpiecznych podczas OBJ
chodzenia tego sWiea amerykafskego. wszyscy pozo-
stall tax dobrym patrotami jakmi byli przedtem cho-
claz patrJotyzmu sWego ME obaWia strzelanina pale
MEM sztucznych ogn fajerwerk6w
Jest atol peWien rodzaj os6b unysfem dziecka.
kt0ry Wyobraza sobe, re ME uczc4by nalezyce tego
swieta, gdyby ME zabawf sic strzelanine palenie
ogni sztucznych chociaz poecena pocyjne surowo
kej zabaWy gruntu g1upiej zabraniaja.
Wfadze powinny uzyc srodk6w s,1rovszvcb o.,
teJ nlebezplecznej dla ludzi zabawie kres no}ozvc
lezy 10 W nteresle tych Wadz, gdyz bardzo vo1o oL
leczonych dzecl stale sic kaekan ma cae zvcje sno-
teczenstWo musi je utuymywac w r6znvcb zol1adaI
dobroczynnych "''cn
W interese czynnik6w miaroda jnvch 1o5o5 ;
no. aoy zaoaWy uzyWaniem jakchkowiek ogni sztncz
?C"' aoo zakazuJace sprzedazy ca4kowcie gdvz we1e
rJay Wybuchowe byy stanowczo raz ma zawsze "a
bronone. ~ "ze E za-
Leglslatury kazdego stanu powinny uchwa]f nv. wa
W" ola s"Fch sanoW regulujace sprzedaz ogn sztucz
hych' albo zakazuje sprzedazy ca}kovcie odvz iela
i 1Sce 1uo sta5e sic kalekami reszte zycia
'iekanl ME zdolnemi zapracowac na sWe utrzvmanie
PraWo takie jest konieczne .doSvadczenio h
"lel" "lozln1y, re peWnemi osobami dorosem 1n4o
hoSam ulcznynl, posiadajqcymi umys1 dzieciacv 80
1uhloNac ME MONA, patka policjanta takze nczepo
ch ME nauczy ~ Neso
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-07-19
UCZEN POLSKI WYBRAI. SIZE
PIESZO DO. AMERYKI.

.WARSZAWA. Stanislaw
kolbug, 13-letni uczen szko}y p0-
Wszechnej w Markach pozazdro-
SCH slawy zdobywcom oceanu,
Lindberghowi i Chamberlinowi i
postanowi} rowniez zdobyc Allan
tyk... pieszo.
W tym celu zabra} domu
koszul, ubranie, troche pieniedZy
i pusci} sic per pedes apostolic
rum w podroz ma Warszawe, Skie
rnlewice, przez Niemcy do Fran
eli, a stamtad az do Ameryki.
Pech jednak przesladowal nie-
dosz}ego bohatera, w SkicrnieWi-
each bowiem policjant zatrzyma}
go spiacego ma 1awce w ogrodzie.
kiedy ch1opiec ME umiaf powie
dziec co robi sam w Skierniewi-
each, odeslano go do ochronki, a
0 zatrzymaniu zawiadomiono ws7y
stkie komendy policji.
Rodzice Ko}buga, zauwazywszy
znikniecie malca, dali znac Ma
policje, po kilku dniach poll
Giant przyprowadzif i'm stamtad
syna, cieszacego sic dobrem zdro
VEIN humorem, lecz ME porzu
cajacego mysli zdobycia oceanu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-07-19
DOTkLIWA PORAZkA SEPA-
RATYST0W UkRAINSkICH
w MALOPOLSCE.

WARSZAWA. - w wyborach
do wiejskich rad gminnych W Ma
}opolsce Wschodniej zwyciezyl u
krainski Narodni Sojuz, dazacy
do porozumienia polsko ukrain-
skiego, natomiast antypolska pa
rita Undo pQniosla dotkliwa kle-
ske
Wynik wybor6w gminnych stu
sznie uWazany jest przez miaro-
dajne czynniki "a wyraz opinji
ludnosci rusinskiej, ktora tym
razem wypowiedzia1a sic niedwu
znacznie "a ugodowa polityka W
stosunku do rzadu polskiego. Z
drugiej zas strony zwyciestwo u
miarkowanych i lojalnych Polsce
elementow przypisac nalezy no.
wemu kursowi polityki wewne-
trznej w Polsce, dazacej wszel-
kiemi silami do zharmonizowa-
MIA odrebnych kulturalnie pod
Wzgledem wyznaniowym grup
mniejszosci narodowych.