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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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Poland Which Once Protected
Europe Against Turk May Now
Save Her From ''Red" Russians
Far.-J wh's: h.sfry ;s tripedy.
Ar-! hr- pfrp'-f have ! f-n c,i!.d
"Child r'-n of :hi- Sin' pUy nr n-w
r i e n hf n she ? k .- t . :op the nr.
Kiujrht of th 1" lhr i-vi. f- it
phi who or.re jMvfi th' march
of tir.e Turks acrof Kurope.
This f.et r'ral.rd in .'i rr.mur.!
r.irmr. tri the Nation .il Gfr.j(: a phir
;'r;fy whirh 5urr. .jp Pol.'irri'.s .-id
nrrl eventful hiftc-ry foll'.ws.
' fn siifi hi. f .; t ri n k r r! .enriv
fvry nation f the. contir.en Rub-
?r:a in nr, V.'.th.n '.v..:t nero
he-r hound ir; ther- dwells a pre-
t.i popu'.a'lon largrr thin tho
m'ir.fri P'-.pu! tins rf Grrnt Ilr;.
a;n rl Fii;ium; larr than t
I'ru1";! and iialic.-v This t-r4Vory
has ?n .ira alrrior-t e.tctly r';u.i! to
that rf Nw York, yet. in spiu of
the fa-t that its rxirrnic southern
5'oundarv lie s north of thr latitude
f Winnipeg, its p-pulatlrn is as
irrrat as th rf New Yrrk and
N(w Jersey combined.
Rji.tn Poland, in this limited
.-rive, rrir.si-ts rf a jrre.if pl.iin.
soTii-u-hat undulating. ni;h an aver
a'r r!-ati"v "f about 40 f-t.
.-v.p-.ric upnar-1 toward the hiirh
laruls f (;.!ic..i n.i th- south find to
ward th si f!l;n; ground paralleling
the Baltic it. thr iiTth. It joins
thr !i'.v:.ind- "f western Oermanv
ff France. B!gi jm and H.:imi t- j w i:h th srat plain of western
i.ussM. 1 1 s rivers ar slow ana s utr-
alor.r r;f tr.e
I-'uropran r. itin
is Ur?r thin F.ir.d is at her
Kre.tet. In population she ftood
at the forefront of i:-irope, only
Russia r.d Grnvir.;. had srratr
populations rrfor thr war than are
to he fnur.d :n thr lar.d ha, rnc
r Poland, J-.r ur. pa rt if i-r.d To-
'.ind bad n aret of yjar
ml! ar.! th lar.d? t h 1 1 one !-iy
'ith!n her rwur.dar'.ps support
populttion f approxim.irely -"
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LArpf Vrrnxn I"mpJrr.
In tm Poland, w.i? a l3ri:" as
th? former G-rrr.an empire. itir
'md. Blrium. FIoITir.d, and Dn-
.r.ark to?thrr; !rirr than Grat
Britain. Italy and Gr"1'- oonibinrd :
l.rK-r thin Ai5tria-Huncin anl
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?'ther. and watohir.: that of the old
A u s t ri - H u n r a r y .
"Poland wan thrrr times parti
tioned, and thfs partitioni n cs wi ro
r"ad)ustd brvm the partltionrrs
w' th Congr'" of ViT.na in 11"..
WhTf the original partitions had
srep. Russia l?1.00n -quare nilf.
Prusia sr.uirr miles. and
Austria 4 5. Cor quarr mllrp. thr rr
apportionmr nt of th Vienna Con
STrs pavf Rusl 2-,Tr-. Prufia
2,. "((, and A'üvrrii V,00m .vjinr
milfj. Much of the lar.o which
F'Jra secured, and part icularlp
KI"v, hid hen identified ith
Russia frneratir.s before.
Nearly Rojchcd Iiorlln.
"Poland, ir. thr days rf hrr jrrf i'
est area, extended from a point
within hO m:'.' of Berlin, or the
to the mrridUn of th a
of Axo-r on the -:iyr: or. the north
it rach5 r.rarly to the Gulf of
Finland and on the South down to
the Khanate of Crimea.
"TVhat we r.ow know as Russian
Poland is that ner of territory
stretrhirK westward between thr
Kih. with their mouths often but
a few ri::er fret below their sources
and sHibrii more than a fw hun
drrd fet below. Their basins intri-
ately intrpntrat on anothrtaom et
'.ate interpnetrate one another, and
thr frrqjent inundations of thes
basins have covered them with a
ver- rich alluvial soil.
TVrntrr Tik Trw nnrland.
"Russian Poland usually har a
winter somewhat similar to that of
New KngfUnd. There is an even
rold. with not a great deal of snow,
from thr- northward. The river? of
this resign usually freeze over about
thr middle of Tecember. and the
Vistula is ur.drr icr for approxi
mately SO dajs durint; the average
winter.
In the eighteenth rer.tun'. ""hen
the city of Warsaw, next to Paris,
was the most brilliant city In Eur
ope, this flat plain was unusually
rich in hrrds and ree.e f Jorks
thoueh almost bare of manufactures."
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i Thr wi r tfre when a chicken I i
thief waf considered contemptible I EEH
but r.ow it's the fellow who steals r
your flivver. J
$100 REWARD
Stolen From in front of residence at 1216 W. Washing
ton Ave., Wednesday night, August 19th, seven passenger
Oldsmobile car. License number of car 151702 Ind. Fac
tory No. 45, B. T. 7754, Motor No. B 12560.
Reward of $100 will be paid for information Uadrng to
recovery of same. Call Lincoln 8237, or at 1216 W. Wash
ington Ave.
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