PACIFYING THE POLES.
By telegraph, Fresa A'Bs’n, Copyright Xf Received 12.15 a m., Sept 23. London, September 22. Reviewing edicts foe religious toleration, the use of Polish language in eohooie, faoilties for the transfer of mortgaged estates to Poles, and the fact that the Duma of 550 members still includes 60 to 85 Poles, a correspondent of the Times interprets it as an attempt' to tranquiliee Poland, while crushing the reform agitation elsewhere. He adds: “ The leaders of the National Party have abandoned their dream of independence. Many claim full rights of British nationality within the • Empire. Frabio denounced the fierce disturbance of 1905 from the outset. The latter is connected with historio strivings, but the outcome of economic grievances fomented by socialists and anarchists."
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1566, 23 September 1905, Page 2
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