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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07
The bodies of the spiders of Ceyl,

The bodies of the spiders of Ceylon
are very handsomely decorated, being
bright gold or scarlet underneath, while
the upper part Is covered with the most
delicate slate .colored fur. so strong
are the webs that birds the size of larks
are frequently caught therein, and even
the small but powerful scaly lizard falls
its victim.
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Astate o. ths Late Gen. Anderson.
RrcnNssp, Va 1T now trauspircs
that the late Joseph II. Anderson had
written out a fun outline of will, but
never signed It. The estate, 1t is now
thought will prove to be worth much
more moro adn than $500, 900; something like
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y -. .
rink out of.
rs p srted that. lths.sirst chinatl,an
%. in Sing, Sing (Ns,Y. Prison, dur.
ing The sntire iorty years of that instita.
tion's history died; ;the5osher day.
The little town of Csnberland, in
Rhode Island, boasts ofa meeting house
which was built in 1740. The late
President Garfield's mother worshped
in it in her youth.
During a recent storm at Hopkinton,
N. H., an elm tree, under which Llfay.
ette and his party stood at reception
given them in 1925, was struck by
lightning and demolished.
There are now over 250,0 words in
the English language acknowledged by
the best authorities, or about 76, ,OOJ
more than in the German, French, Span.
ish and Italian languages combined.
The famous Khajah tunnel of Indi,
pierces the Khwaia Amran Mountains
about sixty miles north of Inetta at an
elevation of 6f00 feet. 1t is IL, 800 feet
long and was constructed broad enough
to carry a double line of rails.
Justus Lipsius, an eminent man of the
Sixteenth Century, made bold to recite
Tacitus from beginning to en- with one
of his audience placed before him with
a drawn dagger, with which he was to
be stabbed if he missed one single word.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07
NANCY HANKS IN a:O4.
Lowers the Trotting Time by Three
Seconds.

TERRE HAuTE, IND. The worlds
record for the light harness horse, either
trotting or pacing, was lowered when
Nancy Hanks trotted the mile in Q :O4.
The ten thousand people who saw it sat
breathless for moment after the little
mare passed under the wire, aud even
Doble, always modest Of speech, declared
when carried to the judges stand on the
shoulders OF the crowd and called upon
for speech, that he was hoarse and
"Nancy Hanks went so fast it took my
breath away"
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Cigar Makers podx Fou.a

RIcHMosD, VA, The body of Robert
melton, a cigar maker about ~ years OF
age, was found by Joe Edwards In the
dock between nth and 18th streets, He
was addicted to strong drink.
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Mans best friend among animals. the
dog, is to have his de-otion put to
another test, states the Chicago Herald.
He has frequently died while fighting
for his master; ho will now be asked to
give up his life as the victim of disease.
Superstition has long attributed to the
dog the power OF curing consumption,
and many people have eaten the animals
meat with that end in view. Learned
doctors of this city now propose to have
healthy dogs live and sleep with con-
sumptive patients, believing that the
germs of the malady will De absorbed by
the lower animal. tits claimed that the
experiment has been tried before, with
Skidaa O0sls; Tie dcssess may
driven to such despeIate measures viii
only confirm the public impression that
consumption is ruthless and unmanaga.
able disease, and one that drives science
to its wits ends.
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THREE STATES BRIEFS.
Telegraphic Dispatches From Many
Points of Interest
Tue Fields of Virginia, North and
South Carolina Carefully
Cleaned For News,
VIRGINIA.

Richmond has arranged for big tour.
nament on October nth.
Captain John ]. Gibbs, a prominent
citizen of Norfolk, is dead.
Two foe deer were shot at Warm
Springs by Richmond sportsman.
South Boston has completed and in
operation $40, 900 roller -four mill.
Large crowds attended the Northern
Neck Fair ct Heathsville October A.
Peyton Cochran, superintendent of the
public schools of Charlottesville, died in
Staunton.
A syndicate of Boston capitalists have
purchased property in Rockingham
county, where onyx was recently dis
covered in abundance and of valuable
quality.
The Roanoke Iron Co put its rolling
mill in operation on Monday morning
last, starting three furnaces. The plant
contains thir y-two furnaces in all, with
capacity of forty five tons per turn, and
the remainder of them will be started as
soon as workmen Can be obtained.
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An automatic slot machine for matches
for forRetful smokers is a late invention.
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ALLIANCE COLUMN.
Good and Late Reading For the Or.
der of Orders.
ces the Coal Trust and Declaring
for Per Cent. Interest.

ROCHESTER, N. Y.-At the concluding
session of the New York State Council
Farmers Alliance this morning the fol-
lowing delegates were chosen to attend
the National Convention in November,
either in Georgia or California: E F.
Dibble of Honeoye Falls and f. II Purdy
Of Bluff Point, Yates county. The mem
bership of the State was reported as 49,
900. Among the Icsolutio adopted
was the following:
Resotocd, That the strike made by the
consolidated coal railroads against society
by arbitrarily advancing the price Of coal
: S3sa ton to the consumer, while rcduc-
ing the cost of production at the time
10y reducing the price of labor, demon
stratcs power of taxation stronger than
the robber barons Of oldcn times. and
more dangerous 10 free republic than
standing armies overawing the people;
more threatcniug as to Inevitable results
than war, pestilcncc, or famine. The ad-
vance of the price Of coal 81 or ton and
the advance OF the price of sugar to six
cents pound, notwithstanding that
both of these articles arc on the free list,
illustrate the dangerous power of trusts,
aud demonstrate that the time has conc
when the people despair OF reiict from
reduction in tariff alone, and it is deman
ded that the people should band togeth-
or for the extinction of trusts and kindred
concentrations.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the legal rate of interest should be
5 per cent, aud that real estate mortgages
should be assessed as real estate, so that
the holders OF said mortgages shall pay
tax where the realty lies. Edward +
Dibble was elected President.
**x
GOOD ROADS.
The fist question 10 be determined in
oad>construction is the proper kind of
roadway and the depth of the material.
Roads made only of small stone, how
ever carefully laid and compactcd to.
gethcr, are found no. to be So durable in
this country as they are in Europe. In
this country tho power Of the frost is so
destructive every wintsr, aud the road
bed becomes so spongy each spring as
the frost thaws out, that pavement of
small stones only has Ii tie bond. The
small stones sink too readily into the soft
subsoil under heavy loads. and corrcsp-
ondinS rut is ut once made on the sur
ff@ceA The cohesive power of the pave
nsht Icing onSc broken, it yields unde,
Thor travel on the same principle thu
an afchsettles when the keystone !k re-
l54loyeq. 2;sS,.s seS
these lessons all 8oods roads 81 Il,
3lI W kfioppsx M <f8<ef15sa,, ,na,1s<
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OTHER STATES.

The grand jury Of Anderson county,
Tenn. has found two indictments against
d. B. Monroe, the alleged leader of the
miners in the Coal Creek insurrection.
Hamilton Disston, in speaking of his
land in Florida, says during this wear
they will raise 8, 900 OHO pounds of sugar
and draw bounty Of 1920, 900. Besides
this they have 800 acres in rice. OF
their original holding Of 5000, 900 acres
they have disposed of about 100000 and
still retain nearly 100000.
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THE TALE OF A PET CROW.
ah MADE HIMsELF USEFUL ABOUT
THE FARM.
His Conversational Abilities Were
Truly Marvellous - His Strange
Birth and Pathetic Death.

Birth and Pathetic Death.
((VNTHEN was living at the
M foot of Pinxster Peak
v had tame crow that
was worth considerable
to me-" said Loyalsock man to the
Scranton (Penn.) correspondent of the
New York Sun. "The way I came to
get the crow was little singular. One
of my boys was flying his kite early in
the summer, and when it had sale high
up over piece of woods on my place
the string broke aud tho kite lodged in
the top of hemlock tree. The boy
bawled about the loss of his kite, aud I
bad to climb the tree and get it for him.
sAscruw' few of her nest near-the tep-of
the tree while was climbing up, and
when reached the nest I found one egg
in it. After had unloosened the kite
and let it drop, I placed the crows egg
in my mouth and kept it there till 1
had backed down the tree, and then I
ran to the barn and put the egg under
hen that had been sitting for day or
so. The old hen offered no objections,
and several days before she came off with
her chickens she Matched out the livelest
little crow ever saw. We began to
raise the baby crow In the house; when
he was big enough to run around on tn,
floor named him Kite
"He learned to say good many
words by the time he was year old,
and one morning that summer I heard
him yelling down an unused chimney at
lot Of swallows that were nesting in it.
The swallows were making q great
racket, and Kite was singing out, Hold
your tonguev as loud as he could yell.
The crow had heard that command in
the family, and he used it on tho swal-
lows because their noise annoyed him.
At first the swallows paid no attention
to the crow, and Kite yelled, stop your
cussed noise! Stop your cussed noiser
till the swallows twittered all the harder.
Then Kite dived down the chimney, and
the swallows poured out in a stream and
circled around it, squalling violently at
the crow when he flew up and perched
himself on the top Of the chimney. l
called him away, and the swallows soon
quieted down. When they came home
at night the crow sat on the edge of the
chimney and yelled, Clear out 7 at them
for half an hour, aud he made it so uu-
pleasant for them inside of a fortnight
that they deserted the chimney.
"When Kite was two years old a pair
of eagles neste1 in an inaccessible cliff
on the side of Pinxster Peak. had
forty young lapbs,iuia pasture, aud on a
I nice May morning one Of the. caglet
ss<,a, mad S1S4v,s - s3<,s> IN, Il ~.
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Doctors lay healthy adult should ca,
at least ten ounces OF meat eaci day.
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NOB.TH CAROLINA.

Winston has lady in the insurance
business.
The capacity Of the new compress at
Hamlet is rs bales per hour.
The town of Elkin will open big to-
bacco warehouse for the sale of leaf on
October Goth.
Another cotton mill is to be built at
Durham right away, and it will make
four for that place.
The Asheville Street Railway Company
has brought suit against each individual
on the aldermanic and advisory boards,
as we'll MS the city fer damages for the
railway on Patton avenue.
Rev. II ID. Eequcux, late pastor of the
Baptist church of Morg ,nton, who has
connected himself within the past few
weeks with the PrcsbJ tcrian Church, has
accepted call to the pastorate of Pop
lar Tent church. Cabarrus county
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eotate nayiol oev1'G -
ity to vote by the unjust feS Sisfrs
election laws it was dcenIed ipe5
to put forward State tidket.
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throat WI h razor. His mind Is said TO
have been unbalanced.
Some owners of land in Port Royal
have filed suits against the United States
which will amount to nearly quarter Of
million dollars. 1t is claimed that tho
government has taken land for. the coal
ing station and dry. dock which belongs
to the complainants.
While South Carolina does not now
figure among the iron producing States
OF the South, twas once the seat of con.
siderable iron industry, nearly all traces
of which have now passed away. Forty
years ago there were eight blast furnaces
and three rolling mills in the State, the
last Of which was abandoned about
twenty years ago. The decline and dis.
appearance of the industry is not dlc to
lack of the necessary natural conditions,
for an abundance of iron orc of high
grade exists, and will doubtless some
day form the basis Of new and impor
tant iron making industry.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

At Martins Pinckney Brown is estab
fishing plant for making rope and
plow lines from cotton.
The Charleston brewery has rebuilt its
brewery, ice plant and bottling works
and resumed operations.
Rico and Cummings have incorporated
the Southern co;ope. .atiye Steam Laun.
dry Go, with q capital stock of $40, 600
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02
POCieszne, ale szkodliwe.

L miasteczka Lisko, W Galicyi,
donosza: Pewien dzierzawca d6br
z okolicy uda{ sic pisemnie do
Icka. IN. hadlarza i swego fakto.
ra w I.isku, ably mu jak najrychlej
nadesfas 6 skor k6n (mia{o bye
kun). Zydek nieumiejacy czyta6 u,
daf sic do swego ziecia Borucha.
uchodzacego (naturalnie W pojeciu
zydowskiem) "a uosobiona madros6.
any przeczyta& powiedzial co cho
dzi. Madros6 ME dopisaia. Zie6 oswia.
dczyf mu, IL pan n. zada, ably mu
odwrotna poczta przysia6 s sk6r 2
koni..
Poniewaz us}uzny Icyk ME m6gl
dostat kohsklch skor W miejscu, u.
da} sic nastepnego dnia do Sanoka,
zakupif sbory pos}uszny polecen:u
chcia} ie nadat Ma poczte. Pankunku
tego rodzaju niezwyk}ych rozmia.
row ME chiano ma poczcie przyjad
Daremnie t}omaczyi sic Icyk, il ma
nakaz, ably odwrotna poczta przys}al
sk6ry-nie usiuchano. Tymczasem
ziawia sic umyslny pos}aniec Cd pa
ma n. zadajac sk6rek. Zyd pewny
swego kaze mu taskat do. tylko
cos 7 mil Cd Liska). Chtopisko zdzi-
wiony, gdyz pierwszy raz widzi sko.
ry kunie takich rozmiarow, oswald
cza lckowi, il pan potrzebuje sk6rek
ma}ych do pokrzycia ko}nierzy fu-
ira. Mona sobie przedstawic zdzwie-
ME zyda i b6l ga strate kilku papie-
row samych soszt6w pose}ki pre-
wozu. Zachodzi teraz pytanie, kto
wlnien? Czy ten, ktory pisa{ k6n "a
miast kun, czy ten, ktory czyta} koh
zamiast kon "a powinno bye kun).
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RObotnicy beda mice swoia partya.

Rybnik. Pan baron Reitzenstein 2
Pawfowic zostai wybrany pos4em do
parlamentu, otrzymawszy W ohu okre.
gach wyborczych, Rybnickim i
Pszczyhskim, razem 1857 g}osow. w
okregu Pszczyhskim, odda}o 1904
uprawnionych wyborc6w 99O5 swe
g4osy ma p. baroca,w okregu Rybicki.
m 1867 uprawnionych 6732. Pre-
wielebny ks. radzca duchowny Mu-
Her otrzyma} W roku 1890 razem w
obu okregach l7,4S6 giosow. Wroc-
fawska gazeta socjaldemokracka pi-
szac tych wyborach, dodaje: ssTo
byfy ostatnie wybory, ktore giadko
poszfy, DO teraz my sic W to wdamym
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02


Polacy ME chca popierad kama
Jedni go posadzaja jednostronnosd
W sprawach og6lnych, drudzy ze juz
mia zanadto urzedow teraz, inni znow
maja z}osc ma niego cato re ich okla
mai iak maszyny sprzedawa}. Lecz
wszystkie te przeciwnosci ME istnia-
}yby, gdyby Kahn ME by} po{aczony
z B. Po;acy ME chca mice mic do
czynienia z ludzmi, ktorzy pochwa-
laja mordy. Przykro to bardzo, re
nasze stosunki polskie musza sic roz-
bijac takie sprawy. Amerykanie
tez beda sledzic polskie giosy, ably
sic przekona6, czy polacy pogardzaja
buntownikami.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02
L NASZEJ OJCZYZNY,
GALICYA.
Awantura z mOSkalami.

Donosilismy juz zabiciu mos,
kiewskiego straAnika przez austyac.
kiego zandarma W Mielnicy. Oto
szczeg6}y tego zajscia: U mieszcza.
nina Piotra Tanasiuka w Mielnicy
odbywa}y sic cody weselne, ma kt6.
re przybyli takze dwaj nieproszeni
zofnierze rosyiskiej stray granicz,
nej. Sosdaci poczeli bawid sic bez
ceremonji w sposob niedwuznaczny
oswiadcza6 sw6j zapai dla mielnic-
kich mieszozanek. Mezowie napasto-
wanych niewiast, ME mogac pozbyt
sic natretow, dali zna6 zandarmerji
austrjackiei. Przyby} tedy komen-
dant posterunku oswiadczy} so{da-
tom, ia "a przekroczenle granicy a.
resztuje ich. Ci W odpwiedzi rzucili
sic ma zandarma, skutkiem czego ten
broniac sic przebii jednego Moska-
Ii bagnetem. Drugi so}dat, w,dzac,
re niema zartu, rzuci{ sic do uciecz-
XII scigany przez zandarma wbiegl
ma pokryty lodem Dniestr, ktory tn
stanowi ,granice. L6d jednak byl
siaby, za}amai sic i sofdat wpad{ do
wody, gdzie tez utona{.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02

kr6lewska Huta. w tutejszem
mescie stwierdzili lekarze, ze u
dw6ch familij pokaza}a sic czarna os-
pa, zapewne Polski przyniesiona.
Raciborz. w bliskim leslie zaieci
byli ludzie karcowaniem drzewa.
Gdy chcieli obalid starry wielki dab,
tenze pad{ w strone, gdzie stai lesni-
czy Frolich z Obory, a galaz iedna
tax go SLIME uderzyla, ze zala1 sic
krwia mimo rychfej pomocy lekar-
sklel, W. tym samym dniu umarl.
w Czarnowasach przysz}o do a.
wantury pomiedzy luduoscia polska
wfadza niemiecka, DO ma zgroma-
dzeniu gminem ME pozwolono mo-
vic po polsku. Po awanturze dopiero
komisarz pozwolii movie po polsku,
ze stonawy. D 1 bm. spali}a sic
tn chata, nalezaca do wdowy Heleny
kawkowej. Bledna wdowa z 8 dzie6-
M, z kt6rych najstarsze ma l9 a mai
m{odsze 2 sata, utraci{a wszystko, CO
mlaia, a ma nieszczescie popaliia sic
pokaleczyia, ratujac przez okno
swoje dzieci.
Il Bogumina. Ludwik Ozana z
Rychwa}du, wziety do wojska d. 2
bm. W Boguminie, powraca} cd asen-
terunku W stanie nietrzezwym do do
mu. W drodze do Rychwa&du zmarzt
przy stawie hermaniokim.
Il G6rnej Suchej. w sobote d. 5
bm. pochowalismy naszego koohane-
go proboszcza ks. Jozefa Paszka.
T4umy ludu G6rnej Suchej oko-
licy 20 ksiezy odprowadz:}o 60 na
miejsce wiecznego spoczynku.
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Wiecej wiadomosci 0 spiacym g6ruiku

Mys{owice. Gonik Latos, ktory to
przez cafe 1 miesiace spa{ snem beg
ustannym, gdy znowu sic ocknal, "a
chorzaf ciezko. Ma p}ucach poczat
mu sic robit wyrzut, kt6ry byiby 90
zpewnoscia udusi&. Zgodzili sic leka-
RE wyjat mu jedno zebro, gdy to
uczyniono, przecieto wrz6d i wyieto
materja. Zdawaio sic potem, ze sic
Latosiowi poprawifo. Tymozasem
obecnle stan jego znowu sic pogor-
szyf. Cia}o jego puchuac poczyna i
lekarze ma&o sobie rokuja nadziei.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02

ma predce nle mozemy soole przy-
pomniec.
Go uczynili demokraci? Prosimy
demokratow, ably nam dali szczeg6-
Iowa odpowle'lz ma to pytanie. De-
mokraci sprzeciwiali sic kazdemu z
powyzszych praw, wyzyskiwali ro-
botnikow, ME pozwalali robotniczym
dzieciom chodzic do szko}y.
Ks. Quigley, jak wiadomo, wy
stapii przeciwko szko}om publicz-
nym. To wlasnie wystapienie ksie-
dza katolickiego spowodowa}o uor.
ganizowanie towarzystwa anti-kato-
lickiego W Toledo. Organizatorami
tego towarzystwa byli demokraci i
sami demokraci do dis tam dzierza
najpierwsze urzeda. Stanowym Or
ganizatorem jest demokrata Del
phey. A jezeli ks. Wieozorek o tenn
ME vie, to sic moze przekona6.
Demokratyczny organ ma skryty-
kowanie katolik6w podaje karyka-
ture, ktora wielce ubliza ca}emu
Koscio}owi katolickiemu. Ia ma}o
czasu many, aby zrobi6 kopie tel
karykatury, podajamy tylko jej opis:
karykatura przedstawia sad, a
kazdy sedzia ma krzyz. w posrodku
sedzi6w jest o}tarz, W formie beczki,
napisem "Rum."' tel beczce,
co ma to niby przedstawia6 o}tarz,
jest krzyz. Pred sadem stoi obywa-
tel amerykanski, sadzony "a g}osze-
ME prawdy, "a szyje prawie trzyma
tego obywatela katolicki rycerz z
wielkim mieczem. Dalej jest widac
obrazek, jak katolicki ksiadz pie z
kooieta vino. Ponad tymi karykatu-
rami So napisy: "Konstytucya
Stanow z. to oszustwo." "Wino to
zycie." "Kto ME robi tax jak my ka-
zemy, to musi zgina6 smiercia.'
TAX przedstawiaja katolik6w de-
mokraci. I "a takimi bluzniercami
kaze ks. Wieczorek g}osowac?
Boze, Boze kochany! wyprowadz
ich zaslepienia.
w obec tego, re nasza religie tax
przesladuja demokraci, ME powinien
laden polak "a partya demokraty-
czna g}osowa6, lecz "a republican,
ska.
Podczas g}osowania w ponledzia
lex zrobcie krzyzyk w pierwszym
rogu:
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The Toledo Brewing & Mailing Co

Przy narozniku ul. Division & Ha-
milton, wyrabiaia najlepsze piwo:
Pilzehskie, Kulmbacherskie, VIE
dehski Lenk'a Extra Pilzenskie ex.
portowane, W beczkach lub W butel-
kach. Piwo nasze jest dos1onale, a
ceny dla salonist6w bardzo umiarko-
wane. Piwo wyse}amy do wszystkich
czesci swiata, DO wszedzie juz sobie
zjedna}o klintelie swa doskona}oscia.
Obstalunki przyjmujemy osobiscie
lub listownie. Telefonu No. 395. Pc
TER LENK, Prez.; JOHN HUEBNER,
Supt.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02
SzulerstWO W StanisfaWOwfe.

Stanis}awow. Nasze piekne mia
steczko zaczyna sic poma}u zamie-
MAC W lwia jaskinie, gdzie ludzi O.
grywaja do czysta. Niestety dotych-
czas ME znalaz} sic jeszcze laden
Daniel, kt6rybv umia{ czo{o otwar-
Gle stawi6 szulerom. Mozeby jaki C..
k. Inspector policyi, wziawszy Boga
ma pomoc, chcla} umia4 zapobiedz
wzajemnemu ogrywaniu sic Stanis-
{awowian.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02

Haniebnych gwa}tow dopuszczaja
sic ma robotnikach urzednicy ma no.
wei kolei Adirondack & St. Lawrence
" poblizu Lyons, N. Y. Robotnicy
musza sypiac ma go}ych deskach pra-
vie, W szopach zbitych desek ma
predce, wszyscy musza spa6 jes6
razem W tych szopach. zywia ich
tylko chlebem, syropem i zapsutem
miesem. Kolej sprowadzi}a sobie
swiezy zapas murzynow, oko{o 1000
do roboty. Dawniejsi robotnicy u
plonowali ucieczke i W niedziele po-
stanowienie to chcieli wykonac. 100
murzynow i 4 bia}ych uciek}o. Me
ktorych pojmano W leslie podobno
"a kare, ze uciekli, tych spalono
ma stosie ognia. Dalsze szczeg6}y ME
wiadome.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-02
LOKALNA POLITYKA

Przekrecanie faktow W celu oszu-
kama ludu, to jest broh demokratow!
Kuryer bije W to, re prawo pana
Griffna zamknie szko}y parafialne.
Podaiemy W t{6maczeniu to prawo,
ktorego zada pan Griffin;
"SEkcYA 4026.-kazdy zarzad e.
dukacyjny ma dostarczy6 potrzeb-
nych ksiazek naukowych, aby biedni
rodzice lub opiekunowie dzieci ME
p>acili "a ksiazki lecz skarb rzadowy.
Dzieci, ktore juz maja ksiazki, to je-
zeli i'm nowe beda potrzebne, ma ta-
.kowe zarzad szkolny nabywac ma
koszt rzadu. Wszystkie ksiazki da.
wane dzieciom do nauki beda stano-
why wfasnost zarzadu szkolnego, a
dzieciom wolno je tylko uzywat, we
dug regu} jake zarzad uzna "a maj
w{asciwsze.
Ami s}owkiem ami mysla ME po-
tracono szko}y parafalne, ami to,
re maja bye zamkniete, albo oddane
pod dozor rzadu. Nova tylko 0 szko-
ZACH publicznych. Do tel pory usta-
nowione zosta}o prawo, ze kazde
dziecko musi uczescza6 do szko}y do
lat ID. Wykonar'ie tego prawa by}o
trudne, DO niektorzy rodzice ME
mieli "a co kupid ksiazek. Take pra-
wo, jak przedstawi} p. Griffin jest juz
dawno prawem W stanie Illinois, ,gdzie
ksiazki i ubrania So rozdawane bic
dnym dziecicm. A rezultat tego
Jest taxi, re dzieci ME chodza kras6,
tylko do szko}y.