New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
THE POLISH EDITOR WAS TOO POPULAR.
DISADVANTAGES OF NOT BEING ABLE To REA
EVERYTHING IN ONES OWN PAPER.

DISADVANTAGES OF NOT BEING ABLE TO REAL
EVERYTHING IN ONES OWN PAPER.
on New York papers. and then had drfted from sight
into the vague Ont West,p walked In among his old
associates the other night looking happy and pros
porous.
Hello, old mani Walked back to the old shop
chr the greeting lie got.
"NOt by any mcans,' he replied. I've come to
New-York to get couple of hard working and am
bilious reporters To help me on my paper, and I'll
set them their feet at the same time
"Come OIL" Your paper!' "Wcll that's good,
came In chorus from his old comrades.
perhaps Won never heard of Mp he answered
mentioning mining town In the West e never did
myself till went there. so Ill not dwell on your
ignorance BIT that's where l mould public opinion
now, and he handed around his business cards, where
the familiar name Of their old friend looked a little
strange with the envled appcndage Manager and
Editor Of The N Herald"
Congratulations, Old man!7 "Struck it rich. eh ~
" Good luck to your How long you going to
stay in the city1' were fired at him all at lie
smiled his thanks for the aforementioned exclamations
and replied TO the last. with emphasis:
Just as long as ever cam"
"Ohi Ia, Ia It's not all roses, them
"Wel It's fine thing being your own boss, but
Great Scott Cs good to live in NewYork, and no one
knows that well as the man who once did and now
doesn't. Besides, shall not return till l get telc
gram l expect to-day or tomorrow. And thereby
hangs a rather good story
"Out with it' "Let's hear It,"
well, my paper Is backed and owned by a wealthy
mining syndicate, which employs thousands OF Poles
| in its mines. l the paper for whatever profit
there is In IT, long a. don't run 1t against the In
terests of the syndicate thought the paper would
be more widely read among the Polish working people
| nutu adI finpiu IN a
week and the idea approved by my hackers who
were pleased with my ENTERPRISE and push. How Ia
get Polish editor was the difficulty. However,
procured one from Chicago. He entered iitO the
scheme heart and soul, and wrote prolitcaly By the
time had gotten out three Polish editions the demand
for them among the Poles became spirited, and was
congratuIating myself, when O note from one OF
NV hackers saying thai l would better look sharply
after what my Polish editor saying In his editor
ials.
IL went out and secured an interpreter, and found
to my dismay that this Anarchist Of mine urging
the men to strike, dilatng their wrongs at the
hands OF tho mine OWNERS and even advocating setting
the mines OH fire If their demands were not complied
with
Il exploded. but my Pole wouldn't crawl lie
maintained that the people wanted that OF thing
pointed to the rapidly increasing sales of the paper
and policy that told him that he ought to resign.
lie promptly refused to do So and expressed his firm
purpose Of completing his six months contract In my
burning the office down. lie looked tit to do II. too
and tempori.ed:: -,., ,.,.
the mechanical part Of the shop in charge OF the whole
business. lie Is a big hghtig Irishman. who hates
to discharge the Polish editor while am away When
l get telegram that my Pole has cleared out l am
| going back. Not before