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CURIOUS IOTS
OF HISTORY
A GREAT COHSICAN PAT.
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By A. W. MACY.
Napoleon was not the only
grrat man born on the Island
of Corsica. Patqiiale de Paoll,
one of the great patriot of hie
tory, wii o Corslcan For more
than two and u half centuries
Corsica had been under the con
trol of On Qonoste In 1755, un
der the leadership of Paull, (he
threw off the Genoan yoke. For
fiurteen years thereafter Paoll
administered the affairs of the
Islam), and did It wisely and
well He brought about many
reforms, and encouraged com
moreo and the arts In 1769,
having '-purchased" the Island
from the Genoese, Trance land
ed an army of 22,000 soldiers.
Paoll with a few thousand Cor
alcans met them boldly, but waa
badly defeated. With his little
en reduced to 637 men and
kuiiuuiiued by 4.000 French, he
cut hi way out and racaped to
Cngland. The Flench con
quered the Island, but at a cost
of more than 10,000 men, nearly
half of whom were killed. Paoll
remained In Cngland twenty
years. At the outbreak of the
French Revolution he returned
A to Corsica and became military
governor. He soon broke with
the French, however, and re
turned to Cngland, where he
died In 1807. Eighty years
afterward hi ashes were re
mow o Corsica and entombed
wftn great honors Lamartlne,
the eminent Fronoh wrljcr, said:
"Corsica remain still In the
place of a mare province, but
Paoll assumes his place among
the rank of great nun."
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lion of the eiiieiis of lliirtlevville
lull f i inn nil reports the police of
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piuple of tlto iiiue eliiss.
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ulous Mi:x who a iv nol afraiil to
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frii'inllt relutioiif-hip existing he
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nted people of this eit as it
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ship eisiin; liweeti the i.iee-i
in this eit (lie police department
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tinn to Kast. Airlier Niuet alter
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A iiunilirr of people haw coin
plained of a certain da of
white men frequenting this street
after night for the sole ptuposc
of lieing in the company of the low
stieet wnlUnp class ot loloied
women who irnr lp found at nl-
iiiokI aiiv Iinni" of nijrht Minuti'tiiic
up and down In-t rcher.
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pulilir place in the din time and
would he fifs-t to "cast a siotie" at
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like offense with while women.
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soiiiothini; to remeih tin's il li .-
carcass (,f some of thei-e hi'h ihnid
white men will lie found some
where aloiitf KnM Archer and the
police of this city will le called
upon lo repeat the stunt of jhe
llartlesville authorities.
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