davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04
1t Depended.

With view to giving a performs
ance in the evening the manager of
the travelling dramatic company was
inspecting the building called by the
enterprising Arizona proprietor an
opera house.
Eyes, it's large enough,'' he said,
"and the lighting arrangements seem
to be about right, but it hasn't exits
enough. In case of sudden alarm
there would be crush. Did you ever
try to find out how long it takes to
empty the hall?" !
''You bet l have!" answered the pro-
prietor. ga dog fight on the outside
will empty the buildin' in twenty
seven seconds by the watch. Chicago
Tribune,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

Howson Lott tell you, you ought
to come out and live at Lonesome
hurst. It's the healthiest and most
beautiful station on the road.
Murray Hill lmusingly)-I wonder if
could buy nice little place out there?
Howson Lott (eagerly)-Yes; I'll sell
you mine! Dirt cheap, too!-Puck.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

They passed just at the crossings brink.
Said she: I'VE must turn back, think"
She eyes the mud. He sees her shrink,
Yet does not falter,
But recollects with fatal tact
That cloak upon his arm-in fact,
Resolves to do the courtly act
OF good Sir Walter.
Why is it that she makes no sound,
Staring aghast as on the ground
He lays the cloak with bow profouudS
Her utterance chokes her.
She stands as petrifed, until,
Her voice regained in accents chill
She gasps: "I'H thank you if you icilt
Pick up my CLOAK, Sir!''
oliver Herford, in Harpers Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04
Where the Goods Went,

Mrs. Kerstyle-I gave you more ma
terial to make this dress than ever
used in a garment before and the skirt.
is hardly full enough to fit churn.
How does that happen?
Dressmal1er (shrugging her shoul,
ders)-Madame inseested on having ze
sleeves in re height of re fashong.-,
Demorest's Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04
Hard to Smash.

Lady Gn crinoline)-Is this elevator.
safe?
Elevator Boy-Pretty safe, ma'am.
1t dropped down one day las week, an
smashed up a woman, but her hoop
skirt was saved-Good News.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

"Boggs must have poor memory
He has been owing me five dollars for
year"
son the contrary, 1 think he has a
good memory. owe him five dollars,
and he asks me for it every time he
sees me"-Iife.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

Mrs. Witherby-That chair you are,
sitting on is a genuine antique.
Miss Elderby-Then perhaps I had
better not sit on it.
Mrs. Witherby-oh, don't get up. It
is very becoming to you.-Vogue.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

''You say you have no competition in,
this line" said the travelling agent to
the merchant.
''That's what I said"
"But there are two other men selling
these goods here"
81 know it. But neither of them ad-'
vertiseS. .'@Washingt Star.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04
After the Shower.

Marmaduke-May I go out to play,
now?
Mamma-What, with those holes in
your boots?
Marmaduke-No, with the bulldog
next door-Wasp.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

Marie-You can tell drinking man
by his eye.
Justine-Yes, if he is at a soda water
fountain in drug store.-Brooklyn
Life.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

Mrs. Cawker (severely)-Daughter,
did you not accept a kiss from Mr..
Dolley last night?
Miss Cawker (hesitatingly) - Yes,
mamma, but it was pressed upon me.
Truth.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

"Why is it that when woman loses
her husband she becomes so attractive
to men?"
at is the old, old story of the widows
might. Judge.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

"Yes, Mr.. Robbins made a failure.
He tried to do two things at once"
"How's that?"
she tried to love a woman and be
married to her at the same time."-
BROOKLYN Life.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

-Teacher-"How many senses am
there?" Bobby Tucker-"Five. Teach,
er--"That is right. What is your hand
raised for, Bennie Bloobumper?" Ben
nie-"Please, ma'am, there have been
eleven censuses taken so far"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04
He Had Kept House Before.

Mrs. Talk docking over the new
house)-What in the world is this vast
attic for?
Mr.. Talk-It is to hold the things
that you buy and can't use.-Boston
Globe.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04
Whom Women Get TheIr Rights.

$50 Marigold has applied for a
divorce from his wife! On what possi-
BILE ground?"
''Oh, he accuses her of failure to sup
port him. Town Topics.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

Miss PFimper-"Doctor, do please
be quick about getting this cinder out
of my eye" Doctor-''Is it very pain
tul?" Miss Primper-"Yes, l haven't
seen how my bangs look for fifteen
minutes Inter Ocean.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

HE conceals his ignorance well,
doesn't hep" said Harlxins.
"Yes, but not half as well as you do,n
said the hatterer.-Truth. n
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

-Customer-'Why, that's an out
rageous price! l thought you adver-
tised goods sold at cost?" Dealer
"Well, there's cost enough about them,
isn't thera2'
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-08-04

Mrs. Friendly Gushipgton--I read in
the papers that you have got divorce
from your husband. Iextend my hearty
congratulations.
Mrs. Laleside-You are too late I'm
married again,-TeXas Siftings.
, 1893-11-29

the possession Of tha' auriferous districts
reports If which w4ra drought to him.
M. R,dway says IN his M IDS Of Guiana
9 In 1742 a chatter MAS granted to William
Hack to prospect for gold in Surinam. In
l74o Thomas Hildebrand prospected for sill
yer in the Blue Mountains near GroeteGreek,
and Oh thu CuyuHi an Mazaruui.' He ut
any rate was near the gold, if indeed he did
not find il. There are still some old shafts
on the left hanl Of the Ess9quebo balowWolgn
which are still called the udsMij5 by the
Du CHI speaking bovianlers.
Mr.. Roadway also records that in l1jl y
miner called Simon Abraham cam OFT to
Berbice under al engagslaaI to search t'r
gold AMI silver up the Berbjce river.
Three centuries had rolled 10y before
Raleigh was villicatsd by the discovery Of
the enormously rich quartz reefs Of TIL Cart
tai district IN Venezuela. The discovery Of
gold in French Guiana followed. Dutch
Guiana was found to b. q lally rich, and rs
early as 1875 g'ld had been got from the
Cuyuni river in British Guiana. About the
year 1868 the Warrili Comp my was formed
TO work qulrjz reefs on the Cuyuni. The
British Government, however, refused Its
protec ion and fear f the Venezuelans pre-
vented the continuance of these ope cations.
In 1875 Messrs. D'Amil and Ansdell wefe
working on the Cuyuni aud in 1877 Mr., Scott
joined their Company, and there were also
three expeditions prospecting for NJ. Vitalo
Of Cayenne,-one of them under sMr. Bre-
mond, and Jules Canaan in command of
another.
One Of the pioneers of the gold industry
in this colony is Mr.. Lawrence Forbes, who
was practically the first to work the ground
in q scientific manner.
After the discovery of gold on the Cuyuni,
the higher Essequelo was prospected-then
the Purum- the Potaro- tue Conowarook-
the Demerara-th lower Essoqoeoo-the
Barama- and lastly the Barima.
1t is not until 1884 that We have any
official record of the gold produced in the
colony,-and it is very likely that for every
ounce registered were two or three ounces
not officially recorded.
, 1893-11-29
GUIANA GOLD.
b. Is. HarIreaoes, F.K.G.S. Secretary,
Institute Of Mines and Forests.
Barbados agricultural Reporter

Barbados agricultural RepOrter.)
No doubt man. people are inclined TO view
the gold industry, which has advanced with
such rapid strides during the last few years
in this Colony, as something in the light of a
novelty but as a matter of fact, it is no
new thing.
WeknOw that the aiventurers who invaded
Central and South America at the commence
ment- of the 10Th century devoted themselves
more particularly to the conquest of Mexico
and Peru. leaving ~unexplored the marshy
plains and impa, sable forests of British Gui.
ana. which at that time had not the reputa.
tion of containing ~gold--that unique subject
of eternal controversy.
It was not until after the onquest of Peru
and after Orellana-desoi te the orders of his
ohisf-had made bis adventurous voyage
down the mighty Amazon; and even years
after that, when MARTINEZ, the bucanneer.
poured his dying confession into the ears of q
priest Of Havana, that the wonderful story
OF the city ruled by a descendant of the last
Of The 1ncas, Manoa del Dorado, was spread
The stories of the inexhaustible treasures
to he foand III the interior of Guiana attracted
shoals OF Adventures, who coasted it's marshy
shores an | assembled It's enormous rivers in the
vain search for the mythical Ell Dorado.
That gold existed on the Orinoco was
proved 10 the Satisfaction ofSirW Raleigh.
who lost his lfe in plsyiIg Tor TIE stake Of
, 1893-11-29
t 0tticiaII Y recorded.

Ih6 weld III Dutch Guiana Tor 1888 was
%, 649 ounces and it increased very gradu-
ally up to 1887, when it was 81, 456 ounces,
more than twice as much as British Guiana.
From 1887 until 1899 there was a consider.
able falling of. Dnt in 1898 the production
rose again t. 25,048 ounces, less han half
the production Of British Guiana for the
same year.
The ge crap tical distrib ution Of gold in
the three Guianas appears to DO in a broad
belt running about North west and South ,ast
from the Orinoco to the Brazilian frontier Of
French Guiana.
In French Guiana the Rivers Summary,
Mona, Appronage land Monroni have been
worked and some Of the placers MS st. Elie
and Dleu NIercl have been celebrated for heir
immense richness.
In Dutch Guiana the Marodi with its tri-
bu taries the Ava and Tapanhory. with the
Surinam, Saramaca and t'Openaan have been
worked, the district between the Ava and
Taphony, which was for some years in dis
repute, having proved incredibly rich.
In British Guiana every river of impor.
lance has been found to be auriferous, with
the exception of the Berbioe and the Coren-
tyne, the latter being one OF the greatest ofo
our rivers. "
That these rivers-lying as they do between
the richest portions of the auriferods zone-
should not be produotive.is not to be believed,
and one would not he surprised to hear of i'm
pOrtant discoveries on either.
With regard to the geological features of
the gold ~diggings in the Guianas, we find
that in French Guiana the deposits at present
known are confined to the deepest beds of
ravines and creeks. The geological character
of the country is mstamorphic. Silurian rocks
Q 1t is to be noted that. although gold has
not rs yet been found in paying quantities on
the Berbice, the district is certainly aurifeious,
small quantities of the precious metal having
been obtained in the Upper. Berbioe, and no.
tably at Eureka creek above the Umbrella ra-
pids. where to my certain knowledge, a loca-
tion was made by a prospector during the
latter part OF 1890, while ] was travelling on
tke rger.-ED.
, 1893-11-29

from the Sultan of Morocco has been rejected,
and that General Campos has been ordered to
Melills as commander in Chief
A tel egram from Athens reports that the
Premier has announced that Greece is III an
insolvent condition.
Washington advices state that the new
sugar tariff is published. Raw Sugars Will
continue free of duty, as at present, but the
duty on refined sugars has been reduced to a
quarter of a cent per ID instead Of half q cent
also that the bounty upon the domestic p.o-
duct is reduced bya qua ter OF a cent yearly
ceasing entirely in eight years.
New York. Nov. % b -Lonton news an
nou noes that UolonelColville will succeed the
late Sir c.. c. Teesdal as Her Majesty's
Master of Ceremonies.
Advioes from Scotland report that the
attitude of the GOLFERS on strike is becoming
serious.
A telegram has been received from Dublin
reporting that q dynamite machine has been
found IN the Aldborou.h Barracks an ex-
plosion took place which caused slight
damage in Tyrone Street.
Further dispatches report that a Mr..
Patrick Reid has been murdered, it Is s1ppo5'
ed because his associates feared that ne
would betraA them.
The revival Of these outrages it is thought
IN 10 Nv hLLiIO NO0 w Oi4O 0SiSJ 80 S
Of the Home Rule measure.
Advices from Rome state that Slgnor
zanordeIli has been appointed Premier.
Paris news states that the Cabinet Crisis
continues.
Berlin news announces that Count Caprivl
recently received a French postal package
IN arked 'Turnip Seed, it being well
known that hi. hobby was gardening.
On the receipt of he parcel it was observed
that a few grains Of %gunpowder were to be
seen; the police were called in and on the
pare ! being opened 1t was found to
contain a nitro glycerine cartridge three
inches long and arranged to cause a very
serious explosion.
Washington news referring to the new
tariff considers that the chief fe lture is the
free list which includes dyewools, cocoa,
coffee, fruits, hides and salt, and in cOnse-
queace of the above the average reduction in
the duties will be at lelst forty per cent or a
total loss to revenue OF 800, 900, 000. The
old reciprocity sections Of tn" tariff lffeotln5
ths p~rJlu3ts Of and with the competing Vest
Indies have been repealed.
The duty OH tobacco wrappers will be re-
drced to one dollar for unstemmed, but on
stemmed wrappers it will be one and quar-
ter dollars. 4 similar reduction will be made
on manufactured tobacco.
Tie duty on all fresh vegetables will in
Failure b.. free, on other articles it will be
reduced by one half.
Trinidad, Nov. 27Ch.-Mr. Henry Fowler.
Colonial Secretary Of this colony died here
this morning.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
Zawiadomienie.

Zapraszam wszYstkich z poi.
nocno zachodniej czeSci miasts
Chicago delegatow TowarEystw
Narodowych urzadzajacych OBJ
chody Pamiatkowe, a&eby przy.
byh ne posiedzenie dnis Is Sly.
cznia r. b. Nv Diedziele) godzi.
ME z minut 30 wieczorem do
bali OBJ. Ant. Groenwald pray
Holt ave. No. 66S. Posiedzebie
odbedsie she " celu ostatnich de.
cyzyi tycsa ych sic urEadEcnia
obchodu Styczniowego. Zarazem
proszs wszystkich Dslegat6w, a.
teby pospieszyh zspiaceniem
nsleznoici przypadsjacej cd kat
diego Towsrzystwa dollar jeden
cen. pieednesiat jsko koszta u.
rzadzenia obchodu Listopadowego.
u uszanowaniem
Antoni Groenwald,
Kasyer Komitetu Obchod6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

CHICAGO, Sgo Stycznia 1893.
szsnowpyeh czionkow Tow. uWiads-
niam pCsisdseniu ktore odbsdEie sic
dnis logo syozDis " Hall Evykiyoh
posisdaeh o g, da. Bel 20 POsudniu,
q powodu wsanysh sprsw ObecnoSt
ksadrgo L ozlonkow jest niezbednsr
nisobecnOa6 pOdpsda ksrEs konstytu-
cys prlepisAnei.
z nzacunkiem
N. BSestek, sskr. $50 Noble 1t.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
Rok IL.

przybyi do redakcyi wypowiedded
4e go ME zrozumiaiem? wss, stko
towykazuje. be klamstwa p. T. Sta
ma So poczynione W Eiej myili,
W checi wywoiauia szkandalu "
celu szkodIenia Zwiaskowi N. p.
Oh: T. Stan ma to wszystko Cd
powiedsial: wv ksi4akach glow
n,ch Zsiazku niema mojego pod
pisu."
Redaktor ,,Zgody" OBJ. 8. Nicki.
prosi o przesiuchanie iwiadks pod
prsysiega, OBJ. W. Wiiniewskiego,
bsdacego W biorze podcs q roE-
mosY OBJ. T Stan Z p. 8. Nickim
Del OBJ. A. Biaszczyhski. sara.
zem rewizor Ksiag Z~iazkowych
o6~ isdczyf &e rewizorowie dawali
upowaEnienie do drukowania
s~ych nazwisk pod sprawozda-
uiem. j uwazsjs to tax dobrze
jak wiasnoreczne podpisy, a Ia
tenn p. T. Stan daf plenipo.
tencya do drukowania swego ma
zwiska.
Del. OBJ. Jozef Blaszka. rewizor
Ksiag Zw azkowych publicznie O.
swiadczyl: ,,Po najiciSlejszem
sbadaniu sprawdzer ia, ksis4ki
rachunkowe j kasa wv. Mar. Pol.
"a W porzq iku.
DsL OBJ. Antoni Listewnik o.
swisdczyi ~obec wszystkich: w
caiej sPraw e wid'e powody smu-
toe, intryge bruduych gaset. cheG
kiotni ktorych my ME chcemy".
Del. oh. FIR. Bleszka, dada ME
traclc czasu na debatacb, mech
p. 4. Stan sklada dowOdy ma
st6il zadanie to popsrl del. OBJ.
W. Wlekllhski, domagsjac sic do
wCdow osk ar2enia.
Oskar4enia wediug zspstrywak
p. T. Stan byly: brsk fJrmalno-
SCI, nIezast6sowanie sie Admin
strscyi Grup do form prEepisa-
nych " drukowauych szemateoh
i brak kwit6w " drObnysh wy
datkacb, r6wniez zarzucii czlon-
kom komitetu rewizyjnegO, e
ME znaja mic prowadseniu knia-
TEX.
Del, A. Blaszczyhski rewisor
ksiag Zwiszkowych " odpowiedd
rzeki: MA tax dziecinuy i pre-
WrOtny zsrzut p. T. Stan jestem
zmuszony " obec Szan. Rsadu
Centralnego delegat6w powis-
dsiec mu to, czego W eyciu swo-
ion ME slyszai, to Jest: ,Giyby
zwiazek Narodowy Polska mial
sic skisdad : takich ogranicso-
nych ludsi jak p. Ssan, toby iua
dawno ME istniaiD. Zdanis del.
frt,.-. 1-i-..- -. 80. -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

St6sownie do uchwaly Rradu
Ceutralnego i rosesianych zapro
sEeh listownych do wssystkich de
legatow Sejmo TX samieslksiy Oh
" Chicago, jak r6wnie4 i tycb
Grup, kt6re na Stimie ME byiy
reprezentowane, odbyio ne posie
dzenie " bi6rse Rzadu Centr. Zw
N. p, dnia 4 st, cznia 1898 r. o
godzinie 8 ej wiscxorem.
Preaes s. F. A. Satalecki " ca
lynn komplecie Rzadu Centr. Zw.
N. P Eagail posisdzenie i " sem
przemowieniu objaSnli Gel DinleJ
szego zebrsnia, ze takowe nastapi.
to wskutek pokatnych knowsh
czynionych " celu sskodsenls
Zwiazkowi NarodoWemu Polekie
mu przez p. Teofls Stan, jednego
z rewizorow ksiag Zw 9 .kowycb; ;
te Prsgnie, aaeby katdy ODE.
cnych d.legstow, je&eli ma co do
Earaucenis RIadowi Centrslnemu
publicsnie wobec wszS stklch wy
powiedziaf sWoje zdanie; nsste.
Pnie prezes zapytal sIe p. q Ma
giel, redsktora ,,Dziennika Chlcs-
goskIego". czy ogiossony arty kui
W No 303 ,Dnsnnika Chicago.
skiego" pod t) tuiem .,Glos. p. Teo
Stan" podPissny PrzeE T. Stan
jest autent5 cznyi Del. ob. 81
Nsgiel nieehciai wprost odpo~ie
dziec ns EaPytanie, lscz oSwladczyl
Ee p. 7. Stan jest obecnym, vice
jego zaPytac Datety, Del. 2. Bro.
dowski zabral gios twierdzac, Ae
poAedzenie Eupeinie W innej my
Sli jest zwoiane, Ae Rad Centr.
ME moze prezydowsc, dls tego
wnosi aEeby Rad Centrally u
stapl.
Del. OBJ. 8. Lsuferski stawia
wniost k, ae przedewsEystkiem ma
Porzadku dziennym Jest odczyts.
ME hsty delegat6w,-p przyjeto. =
Sekr. Jen. A. Msiiek, odcsytal
liste delegat6w; Masterpieces Cru.
Py byiy reprozentowane.
Or 2 delegat s. LsuEerski.
CIR. 3 delegst A. Blaszczyhskl
i w. VIE klnski.
CIR. 4 delegat NJ. Osuch "A. Ko.
walski.
CIR. 8. delegst s. Terczewski.
Or. 20 delegst 7. WCzny.
CIR. S5 delegat j. BIaszka.
Or. Al delegst A. Groenwald.
CIR. sc dslegst N. v. Pikulski.
CIR. 81 delegat T. Bsrtoszswicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

awofsi posiedzenie delegstow.
MECH p. T. Stan wyti6maczy sic
re swego postepowanis.
Del. ob, 3. Terczewski oswisd.
cyl: ,,Jak sprawa ME nlaia ssjic
tax daleko, kiedy jua ma poprze
dniem posiedzeniu rozgissaaAo o
jakicbS naduaycisch po Buffalo,
By City it'd.
Del. Oh. 81. Nsgiel domsga sic
kWestyi porsadkowej.
Del. OBJ. s Lauferski prsyznaje
to jako dobia myil lecz Iaia
,,Jelei skargi ME beda udowo.
dli me, aaeby sdrsjcy szpiegi
wynieili sic 70 Zwuazkun.
Prezes OBJ. s.. F. A. Satalecki
zabrai gios. ,,Slanowni Delegacil
Sekretsrz Jen. q. N. P. Jest Cd
powiedzialnym ursednikiem, po.
s'ada kaucye. reprezentuje jako
csionek Rzadu Centralnego
ZWa,ek Nsrod1wy Polski, =
pow, du poczynionych zarzut6w,
wzyWam p. T. Stan o aio4enie
oskarieh do Rod6w winy". De.
legsci rownie4 dopominali sic pi.
Su iennej skargi.
Oh. T. Stan odpowiedgial, he
z rzuty swe ogioslf " ,,Dzienniku
Chicsgoskim" be ma ich je.
szcze kapke wiecej, tax moae ne
trzv lokcie.
Prezes OBJ. 8. F A. Sstalecki
czyt ia artykui pod tytuiem Clos
p. Teo. Stan" doszediszy do wy
razoW ma ostatniem ogfoszonem
W Zgodze sprawozdaniu rscbun.
kow, poiozono moi podpis fai.
szywie".
Rsdaktor Zgody ob. s. Nicki
oi~isdczyf; ,.p. T. Stan przy byl
do biora r aiu CsDtralnego q.
N. P. j redskcyi Zgody, Eadsi,
1t BY sprawoEdanie "a kwsrtsl
III byio wydrukowane, upowa2nil
redaktora do wydrukowsn a pod
takowem naEwiska, po wyjSciu z
bi6ra, redsktor zwr6cil go VIOLA.
MEM, czy przysiae mu pierwszs
Odbitke sprawozdsnia przed cd.
danlem form do druku, gdy& to.
go tadai pan T. Stan poprzednioi
ma 90 otrzymai odpowiedz: ITO
sbyteczne."- Poniewa& teraz D.
n. Stan powaaa sic publicsnie
saprzeczac temu rozmowie swei
2 redaktorem nZgody", prseto
zsPytUje sic p. T. Stan, MECH
publicznie wypowIe " obec zebra.
nego Rsadu Centr. i Delegst6w,
POGO wlasCiwie przyszedi do bl6ra
Rssdu CentraInegoi dla ossgo ME
ohcial widEe6 odb.tkif dla czego
zaras po otrzymaniu ,,zgOdy" ME
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
CHICAGO. 9go styOznis 1893.

Ma mocy Dsdesisnych deklsrscyi
certy y6kstoW zCstaly przyjete do ZwiPz-
ku Nsrodowego POlskiego masterpieces
ToTsrzystwo:
Tow. synowie POlski Litwy " Pro
vidence, r. 1. jsko grups 2O4.
u FozpOrzadzenis Rzsdu ContalnegO
a. MGsSek, Sekr. jen
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
POzdrowienie I kraju.

q dalekich stron, gdEie " wielki dxwo
Zy0munta, serce uderza,
1 Wswel grcd, wysunai wprz6d
Piers swoJa. na ksztait panoerxa;
A Wisis " iuk, u jego nog
Sve f.le skreca u lo1s.
Ztsd piosu ko MES: "a iHn, "a West
"a ocesny, n morzai
W daleki AWAIT. ten polny kwiat
q rodxiDnycb nssEyeb b ustroni...
Szum,acy las, MECH vita Wssi
Was wsIy stkich polskich koloriii.
y gaiaska r6A, powr6cil jut
Jsk golab lIstkiem ohwnym,
Wysianiec nasz 90 PolskR STRAIT
W tym krsju znalazf prssdziwnym.
Gdy wr6cl rzeki: ae sw,ats zbiegf
Ogromny kawAi, sssSoki .--.----.
jag step, Isk isni - Newjorski stan,
Ze byi " Chicago, " M,lwsuki.
/ zsdsi KAN: bo widsiai sam
Ma wissDe oczy, beg iku
Szcaesliwy Oh dos6 - kIew kose
Do kropli Polska, do szp'ku!
OF czese wan czesti "a taxa wiesc,
o. radosc sieje stokiosR
i W stanIe Jest - Da krwawY chrzest,
Ma boj sp'eszacym, hy6 ros4s.-S 1....
OF czesc VAN czesci "A taxa wies6,
Co " serce Matki koiacze;
"a Wami precz uganis, locz
Choe teskni - dzIs ju1 n . placze.-
OF czesc Wsm czesct n taxa wles6
Me zlotym dzWiekiem sic placi
BIZ sercti dswoh! cd dioni W dlo6
Mics pozdrowienie do Brscil..
A gdy nam rwao zielona mad,
To chat wychodzS krewniaki:
"A m6jae gdzea2 mego ter
.,Pozorowcie - no~iS = on taxi
IA TAXI. oti = jsk szary plot
w wytsrtsj cbodzi sukmanie.
Il poszedi betI ;" Wierzbowy het,
osiozyny szemranie,
LEGACY wiatr polonin, Tstr,
zorsw nawet studzienny
Zsczely " krat, powtarzac " ciaz:
.,BRdz EdrowI" - jak pacierz swC
az emmy.
Stefan Ron0yyaicki.
Sw. WigiliS "a GrudniA 1892 r.