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Saturday, August II 1917
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New ljoyE on Po'InI.-Wc are happy
to learn that new work on The dismem-
bcrment of Poland is about to be pub
lished i'll this country, which will detail
the thrllingly interesting particulars OF
the conflicts which resulted in her subj il
CATION, and the causes which led to that
result,


1t is written by an exile from that un-
happy country, now in this-J. n. Kryc-
zynski, who is Intimately acquainted
with the whole subject, and we take plea
sure in recommending it TO our readers,
and asking them in the name Of koski-
usko, Pulaski, and the other chlyalrous
heroes who assisted us to achieve our in
dependence, to assist fellow country
man of theirs, to give to the world his
tory of the wrongs ofhis unhappy native
land. We give below an extract from a
communication from the author to the
Christian observer. Mr.. Wasilew>ki who
is spoken Of in it, is known to many here,
and we trust he may be able to procure
many subscribers to the work among our
citizens.


"'This is an original work, on which !
have been Itboring for several years, and it
will throw such Iighl on the subject as has


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