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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
Ill made in the conditions of certain mort
gage made by Timothy H. Bardwell (widower)
TO William n. Waldby and dated August LIST.
1885 and recorded I'm the office of the Register
of Deeds for Gratiot county, in Michigan, on
August eth, 1895. in liber AZ of mortgages, on
page 1902 on which mortgage there is claimed
20 be due at the date of this notice. I've hum
Cred ana twenty six dollars and forty-four
cents, and also al attorney fee OF fifteen dol
lars, and no suit or proceeding ut law or in
equity having beer Instituted TO recover any
Part of the debt secured by said mortgage.
Now, therefore, by virtue OF the power 81 sale
In said mortgage contained. and of the statute
in such case made and provided notice is here
10y given that on June 23rd, 1884, at one o'clock
in the afternoon. at the front door of the court
house Tor Gratiot county, in Michigan, In the
village OF Ithaca, in said county there will be
sold at public venduc TO the highest bidder,
the pre- misses described in SAID mortgage, viz:
The west half of the northwest quarter IF
section three in township eleven north OF
range four west. in the state of Michigan Sand
morgaped premises will be sold subject TO one
other mortgage on said premises, executed
and given by Sarah l.. Bardwell and Timo,hy
IL Bardweil to William III. VALIDITY, bearing
date July 18th, 1879 ana duly recorded In the
Office OF the register of ceeds tor Gratiot
county afor esaid on the 2lst day OF July. 1879,
In liber % Of mortgages. on page 90.
Dated March 18th, 1894.
G. J, WILLErT. WILLIAM III. WALDpY,
Attorney for Mortgage Nortgagee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

MORTGAGE SALE:-Default having boon
vi made In the conditions OF certain mort.
gpge, made by John Peters and Elizabeth
Peters his wife to William Ii. Waldby, dated
No' ember twenty fifth, 1889, and recorded In
the Office of the Register of Deeds Tor Gratot
county, state OF Michigan, November twenty
fifth. 1889 in liber SO of mortgages, page 43i,
the power OF sale therein contained has become
operative. there is claim I'd to be due and un-
pad on said mortgage at the date OF this
notice, as interest. the um of nifty dollars and
siAty-seven cents also fifteen dollars provided
10y sfutute rs an attorney fee In case of fore
closure, and no suit or proceedings at law or
in 'quity having been Instituted to r, cover
any part of the debt secured by said mortgage,
therefore, by virtue of the power OF sale there
in contained and of the statute In such case
made and provided, notice is here by given
that on the twenty-first day of July, 1894 at
one o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door
OF the court house, in the village of Ithaca
Michigan. that being the building in which the
circuit court for Gratiot county lie held, there
will be sold at public vendue, to the highest
bidder. the premises described In said mort
gage. Wis the east half of the sou Invest quar-
ter of section thirty. five, in township eleven
north OF range two west. sfute OF Michigan
said sale will be made subject to the principal
sum ia said mortgage and interest thereon
since November twenty fifth, 1897.
Dated April 25th, 1894
WILLIAM II. WALDBY, MortQaaee
e. J. WIILETT, Attorney tor Mortgagee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Necessity of Irrigation Recognized.

The necessity Of improving the con-
ditions of agriculture by means of irri.
cation has been recognized in nearly all
states west OF the Mississippi river.
Conventions have been held in North
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan.
sas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona,
California, Wyoming and Montana for
the purpose of more thoroughly study.
ing the question of irrigation and ascer-
tanning what should be done by the ma
tional government and the several state
governments in the way Of legislation
to secure the introduction and increase
of irrigation facilities. The proceedings
of these different conventions have prov
ed valuable TO the states mentioned. In
Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Colora-
do a large acreage has been made avail.
able within the past two years by util.
izing the water supplies that have here
toforo been allowed TO run to waste.
The results obtained have been highly
satisfactory, and due effort is being
made to extend the irrigating facilities
in these states.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
The Printing TELEGRAPH.

The printing telegraph machine, which
Is the invention Of Robert 4 Fowden, an
employee of the postof1ice, has keyboard
the facsimile of that of the Remington
typewriter Wires are run from the con-
nection with the keys to central shaft,
On which Is the type wheel, with the let
tiers Of the alphabet and other characters
corresponding with those on the keyboard
In connection with this shaft is all the
simple mechanism requisite for the work
Of the machine. Each instrument is COM
plete transmitter and receiver combined
and can be instantly changed from one to
the other by the simple turning Of switch
Philadelphia Record.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
What He Thought.

The distinguished Detroiter had been In
Chicago on visit Of several weeks, and
when he returned q reporter who thought
he might get a good item called TO inter
view him.
How long were you In Chicagos" he
asked after n few preliminarics.
Five weeks.
big town, isn't itp'
Slightly large"
you had a pretty fair opportunity Of
testing the climate. didn't your
Excellent.
well, what do you think Of it,"
Yours is q family journal, isn't itt'
"Yes, sir" replied the reporter, wonder
Ing what the mischief that had TO do with
IL.
"Weli, ais, what I think OF 1t Is utterly
unfit for publication in such medium,
and you must excuse me. f" and the rest of
the interview didn't amount to much
Detroit Free Press.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Exanins the Fowls, Combs.

The combs Of the fowls are true in.
dex to the workings of their systems. II
they be in i'll health, the combs will lose
color and become far less firm in tex.
ture AS the malady increases the color
decreases till a very sick bird will show
a comb almost devoid Of scarlet color,
being of livid dull crimson or else pale
or ashy in appearance. If the cholera
or any other disease should come into
the flock carefully examine the combs
of each bird morning and night, and all
those which are wanting in that bright
rich color which denotes perfect health
remove at once from the flock to a place
remote, where they should be at once
put under medical treatment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Cost Of Producing Wheat.

Senator PETERS report on the cost Of
producing wheat makes it appear that
In Dakota, where the best machinery is
used and large areas are worked wheat
costs 30 cents per bushel. In California,
under most favorable conditions, il can
be produced for % cents, but in India
the very low cost Of labor reduced the
cost TO % cents, and India wheat can be
laid down in Liverpool at 90 cents In
dia supplies one-fourth the importation
Of Europe and controls prices there.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
MORTGAGE sALE:-pefault having beer

MORTGAGE SALE:-Default having been
vi made in the conditions OF certain mort
gage made aud executed on the ninth day of
October a. d., 1870, by William n. Nestle and
Harriet NJ. Nestle his wife of Arcadia. Gratiot
county Michigan, to Edward @ Bement, OF
Maple Rapids, Michigan and recorded IN the
Office OF the Register of Deeds of Gratiot
county Michigan in liber 81 OF mortgages on
page lag on the ninth day of October 1890
upon which mortgage there Is claimed to be
due at the date of this notice the sum Of
sl6','2 and no suit or proceedings having been
commenced either at law or in equity to re.
cover the debts secured thereby or any part
thereof and the power of sale contained in
said mortgage having become operative now
therefor. notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF such power OF sale, on Friday the 10th day
of august 1894 at ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day at the north front door of the
court house In said Gratiot county in the VII
lage OF Ithaca in said county. here will be sold
at public yendue to the highest bidder the
premises described in eaid mortgage or 40
much as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount of said mortgage, together with
interest at per cent. from the date of this
notice, and the legal costs and charges of this
foreclosure and sale, said premises being des-
cribed in said mortgage as follows, to VITA
The northwest quarter of the north east quar-
ter OF section twenty (2O) tow I'D porth OF
range three (3) west state of Michigan CON.
tanning forty acres more or less
Dated Ithaca Michis AN, NAV 40, 1894,
STONE SALTER, RDWARy g. BENaSr
Attorneys for kortgages. Horsssgss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
$500
AGAIRMe
HAN GARDEN
GROWING LARGE CORN CROPS.
The Soil Cannot lie Too Fertile or Too Mel
low In filth.

The Soil Cannot lie Too Fertile or Too Mel
low In Tilth.
The corn plant delights in rich soil
1t is impossible TO have the ground toe
mellow and rich, though where the sol
is mucky and full of vegetable matter
some mineral fertilizer, phosphate OF
potash, is needed to give the stalks
strength in proportion TO their size and
weight and prevent their prostration In
heavy winds.
How large corn crops can be grown
on good land with "A good season? The
largest reported yields were, says Amer.
lean Cultivator, authority for the fol.
lowing, about 154 bushels Of shelled
corn per acre. 1t was western corn, and
would not hold out weight 60 pounds
per bushel, as does well ripened flint
corn. 1t is probable that some Of the
Dent varieties of corn will give the
largest yields per acre, either by bushel
or by weight, but their fodder is coarser
and not so good as is that Of eastern
flint varieties. Neither will the Dent
corn do so we'll ON moderately fertile
soil as will the yellow or white flints.
Unless soil and season are both very ia
vorable much of the Dent corn will not
be fully ripened. 1t is for this reason
that poor seed is so common at the west
and so rare in the east. The Dent corn
cob is thicker and usually never dries
out till the corn is frozen. AS the chit
or germ is imbedded in the damp cob,
its vitality is pretty sure to be injured.
4 ..% 49, ~
corn depends on the kind grown and on
the richness of the soil. We have grown
very large crops with hills three feet
apart each way Of the yellow flint eight
rowed corn, allowing only three stalks
to q hill. Dent corn grown SO thickly
as this will not produce as many ears
as it would at distance of 80 feet
each way. But the way to get the lar
gest yield is doubtless to drill the seed,
applying some nitrogen and fertilizer
with the seed and cultivating the crop
with the harrow before the grain is up
and after until it is six inches in height.
This makes the corn in drills about as
easy TO care for as if it were in hills.
narrowing the corn will not pull out
any plants if the surface is free from
sod and stone. 1t cultivates the soil
where the hill stands as it is impossible
to do with a cultivator, and 1t kills all
the small annual weeds in the hill,
which lessen the crop where hand hoe
ing is not practiced. When the corn is
put in drills, the cutting out of occa-
sional stalks more often improves the
grain yield than decreas : it. 1t is very
rarely that seed is put in thinly enough.
When the plants come up ~ to Is
inches apart, they look very thin, but
this is the distance in the row which
gives the largest yields Of grain. AS
usually grown the ears on drilled corn
are not so large as those on corn grown
in the hill This makes greater labor
in husking, and if the crop is very thick
there will be a good many stalks that
have no ear.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
R.,. Crosses For Cnpons.

Those Of Cochin or Brahma base or
Brahma- Cochin cross would probably
be best. Make a cross of Brahmas on
Cochins, or vice versa, and then recross
tho females most resembling tho Co.
chins with pure Brahma male, and
the females most resembling the Brah-
ma with pure Cochin male, and you
could ego on forever" That is the
method of some Of tho Rhode Island
poultrymen, and they send mp the best
roasters and broilers that go to Boston
market
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Wire Hound Hay.

1t is reported that wire bound hay is
causing dissatisfaction in foreign coun-
tries because the bits of wire cause the
death Of n sheep or COW now and then,
So far the movement is weak, but 1t is
thought that it will be serious IL some
other binding is not used. The Difficult
ty lies in the impossibility Of separat-
ing all the bits Of wire from the hay
when the bale is broken. Shippers can
investigate this matter with profit to
themselves and the trado.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Prairie Ground Squirrels.

In addition to eating large quantities
of grain, the food habits Of prairie
ground squirrels show them to be grea,
dostroyers OF insects Their natural en-
emies are hawks, owls weasels, foxes,
coyotes, ETC. Various artificial means
are suggested for keeping them in check,
as poisons, traps, guns, etc. Expert
ments with carbon bisulphide for their
destruction make it appear one Of the
best means of Kidding a field Of these
pests. 1t seems the cheapest and most
effective destructive agent tried.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Rough on the Judge.

An Irish Judge, who was very old and
shrunken little man, was trying case
when another very old MANA peasant,
scarcely able TO walk--camc into court 10
give evidence. Instead OF going to the wit
ness box he went toward the passage Iced,
ing TO the bench. One OF the counsel called
out to him: Come back, sir. Where arc
you goingi Do you think you arc judgef"
Indeed, sir" said the old man, looking
mp TO the Judge, II believe I'm At for lit
Tia else ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
He Wns There.

Stern Employer hear you were at the
ball game yesterday afternoon.
Office Boy-Ycs sir.
Stern Employcr--I suppose you were on
tho gui vivc.
Office Boy-No, sir. was on dc fence
Philadelphia Record
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
So She Could.

II suppose, said he, that IL you WON.
en- had the right to vote you would also as
sumo the right to stand up In the crowded
street cars, all the same as the menu
'H'mP' said she. IF woman was run
ming things, there would be enough street
cars put on the tracks, or she would take
The company's privileges away. Indian
apolis Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

QUNDAY Excl RsION The D., l.. & n. Ry
. wilt run another OF their popular excur-
sions 10 Saginaw on June lOih. special train
VIII Il ave lima AT :oU a. fn arriving nj saRi-
nav al ll:tO a. m. Returning, Il ave Saginaw
M O:a0 p. m. kound.trip rate IS cents. This
l. The tiuest me Of the year 10 visit the city
ana We hope thai Our Efforts 10 afford our
patrons an opportunity To do SO, Ut a low rate
OF iU4e. viii b. appreciated 10 such an extent
as encourage further excursions OF this
Character GEO ID. DEHAvEN.
T96 wv O. p A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
MONTAGUE. Mich. Nov Is. 1888.

MONTAGUE, Mich, Nov ID, 1893.
W. NmG.Cknecht, Il wealthy farmer
.ul Muskegon Co, personally appeared
before me. lis day, and SAYS: That
tal lie past ytar on SO lac WAS afflicted
IS M weakness. trembling heart failure
EXT, ne vCusIe ss ard headache:
lba, he conSult.d with Ply sicians bu!
received 10 htBt tx. lie Was persuaded
h' a freud 10 Try sample bottle Of
Or. Wheeltl's NeIye VItaliZer, and lt
SANS he trembling al d Dsrvous feeling
VAS immediately stopped by its use.
Afterwards lie used two bottles e the
nlt madeleine and SAYS lie rs entirely
-.Igd.' Si.lod. W. WINDECKNECHT.
sworn 20 u.d subscribed before me a
Eo'sry iu'l.c for MuskegOn County,
State of Michigan.
JAS. MORRISON.
This medicine sold by b. VanDtn-
Berph. 1S4-13w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NGIICE OF SALE OF HEAL ESTATE:-
" state of Michigan County of GTatiot, SIS.
In The matter of the estate of Katie l. Sheldon,
dccFascd. Notice j. hereby given, that In pur-
suHnce 81 aud order granted 10 the under
signed. adninsirGtor OF the estate of said de-
ceased, by the Hon. Judae Oi Probate for the
cOunty OF GratiOt on the pth day OF April a. q.
tqi there VIII re sold at public vendue. 10 the
highest bidder, at the pr, misses. In the county
Of Graiitt in said state. on NCdn, sday, the
ID dsg Of June a.. a 1924. u 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF thet day subject 10 all encum-
branc,s hy mortgage or otherwise existing at
the Time OF the death q sBid deceased or at
the tine of said sale the following described
resi- e. ate. to-wit; Lot three 90 on block
three l9, ~ ~ man g. Cohoon's addition IN the
village 81 AilIa, Gratiot county, Michigan. ac.
Corohg o the recorded plat thereof.
HIRAM HUGHES
Administrators.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
For Sale, Rent, Exchange Etc.

TO FRA NKFORT AND RETURN Sunday
june 18th tor i 90. Sunday. June i1tn the
t. q A, y. NJ. KY will run another OF its
popular Xcursions TO Frankfort and CrS stal
Lake. Ira Il will leave Alma at q % II. IN and
The fare which is the lowest ever offered Will
ie Only II % Tor the ruundtrip. FIJI your
luncu baskets and 90 with your Ia mily. 7aC lw
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-27
take byly dawniei bardzo po.

take byly dawniej bardzo po-
czytne = dis czlowiek rozsadny
przeczytawszy je = wzruszy ra-
mionami. Jednakowoz pomie,
dzy mniej oswieconymi ludzmi
pisma te maja jeszcze jaki TAXI
wp}yw; to tez prasa uczciwa po1
Wilma urzadzic kwarantanne
przeciw tel zarazie.
Wzielismy sobie "a zasade
ma zaczepki pism rewolwerowych
nigdy ME odpowiadac, bo ME-
nj polemizowac ME mona, ich
broni l,zyc ME chcemy; ublizalo-
by tea % godnosci powadze OF.
ganu zwiazkowego. Odpowia-
danny tylko tym, kt6rych badz
co badz szanujemy.
Me jestesmy tez bocianem, ably
SWAT oczyszczac re wszystkich
gad6w.
Co do kierunku ,,Zgody" to
pozostaniemy wierni naszemu s}o-
wa wstepnemu.
Mimo przepowiednie pewnych
niezyczliwych nam ludzi, kt6rzy
utrzymywali, re kierunek taxi
robbie Zwiazek, widzimy skutki
wrecz przeciwne. zwiazek wzra-
sta ogromnie, znaczenie jego pod
nioslo sic W obec calej emigra-
cyl polskiej kraju = wyrobii
sobie takie stanowisko, ze opr6cz
warcho}6w, mkt 90 ME smie "a
czepiac. ,,Zgode" tez czytajq we
wszystkich czesciach swiata i we
wszystkich czesciach Polski-kie-
runek jej musi wiec bye taxi, ,kt6-
ryby wstydu ME przyni6sl Zwiq-
zkowi. CODY m6wiono o Zwia-
zku, gdyby ,,Zgoda" idqc sladem
pism rewolwerowych ciqgle tylko
wywolywala kl6tniel Znamy tez
bardzo dobrych zwiazkowych,
kt6rzy ME So zadowoleni obec.
nego kierunku ,,Zgody" ale tych
trzeba pouczac; przeciez ME mo.
&emy ogrodzic sic murem chin
skim utrzymywac, ze pracuie-
my dla sprawy. Me! Iqcznosci
nam potrzeba = lqcznosci z emi.
gracyq W Europie i krajem.
Stosownie do uchwaly sejmowei
iqcznosc nasza re Zwiazkiem W.
P. W Europie niechaj bedzie jak
najscislejsza. Wsp6lna moe tyl.
ko ocali mas.
Ma zako1czenie wolamy do
tych koleg6w po pi6rze, kt6rzy
|pracuja w imie ideal6w polskich,
kt6rzy pragna wytworzyG size ta-
ka, 2 kt6rq liczyc sic bedq music
Ii wsp6lni nam wszystkim pola-
kom wrogowie:
- Lecz zakliuan, MECH &y1a ME
(trocq n0Olziei
/ pred narodem niosq kaganiec
(ossOidty
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-27

skie katolickie po}ozyly zaslugi
dla sprawy naszej - ale biorac
ma siebie troske wzrost i pod
trzymanie ,oiaryi narodowosci-
ME moga tyle zdziaiae dla spra-
wy narodowej - co instytucya
czysto polityczna. o mlodziut-
kiej hdze ME MONA jeszcze VIE
lie powiedziec = bo ME wiadomo
co ona zdziala. Ma mas
wiec, na zwiazkowych zwrocone
sa ciagle oczy braci tu i w kraju:
po mas wielkich spodziewaja sic
rzeczy = ME zawiedzmy ich.
By} czas kiedy straszne toczyly
sic walki pomiedzy tutejszemi or.
ganizacyami polskiemi; panowal
taxi antagonizm, re mic ME bylo
MONA przeprowadzic wspolnemi
si}ami dla pozytku og61u i dla
chwaly imienia- polskiego: brat
patrzy@ ma brata jak ma smiertel-
nego wroga; wolalby raczej usci
snaG dion moskala lub niemca,
anizeli brata polaka, kt6ry mial
inne cd niego przekonanie. Co
prawda antagonizm ten byl VIE
cej sztucznie wywolany przez
prowcdyl6w to. tez znikl mniej
wiecej W tax kr6tkim czasie.
Wp}yw tel epoki dal sic od-
czuc i ma dziennikarstwie wsp6l-
czesnem, kt6re przez lat kilka
jakby zapominajac o ogolnych
interesach polskich, trawilo SHY
swe i wp}ywy ma brzydkiej bra
tob6jczej walce ku wielkiej ucie.
sze nieprzyjaci61 naszej narodo-
wosci ludzi z}ej woli, kt6rzy
wowczas kierowali dla celow o.
sobistych nawa polonii amery-
ka1skiej.
Dzisiaj rozpocze1a sic nova e.
polka dziennikarstwa polskiego
w Ameryce, epoka jakiej jeszcze
dotychczas ME bylo; a epoka ia
bezwarunkowo przynosi pozytek
ogo}owi polskiemu i ojczyznie
naszej. he szpalt pism powaz.
nych znikly obrzydliwe kores-
pondencye ponizajqce mas W O.
czach braci naszych W kraju
milky nieprzyzwoite artykuly
swiadczqce naszej niedojrza-
losci politycznej, znikly o.
sobiste napasci j urqgania = a
polemike, kt6ra jest potrzebna
prowadzi sic W TOME przyzwoi-
tym j prasa polska obecnie vie
cej sic zajmuje og6lnemi intere-
sami narodu polskiego.
Ten kierunek odlamu uczciwe-
| go powaznego prasy naszei 10
stanie uwiehczony pomySlnym
|rezultatem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-27

Istnieje tu W Chicago koterya ludzi
zlej woli, ktora pragnie nadawac ton in
stytucyi naszej; wywo}ac znowu walke
domowa = aby W metnej wodzie ryby
iowie.
Koterya ia GAIA swa zlosc szatahska
wylewa ma redaktora ,,Zgody" dla tego,
ze ten ME chce bye narzedziem jej
reku, re ,,Zgoda' pod obecna redakcya
ME jest organem koteryi-ale organem
calego Zwiazku.
Ot6z panowie ci, ktorych nazwiemy
biednymi rycerzami, chwycili sic bar
dzo pod@ej broni; rozpoczeli oni bowiem
wydawnictwo bezimiennych paszkwi-
low majacych zdyskredytowae redakto-
IA ,,Zgodv".
w tych dniach znowu ukaza} sic taxi
paszkwil, ktory tn dosiownie zamie-
szczamy-z komentarzem. Many czy-
ste sumienie ME lekamy sic niczego; a
oszczerstwa spadna ma giowy intrygan-
tow. Otoz paszkwil:
DO BRACI ZWIAZKOWCOW.
Nadesz}a pora przebudzenia sic! Bra
cia obudzcie sic! Bracia czuwajcie, bo
grozny wrog czycha ma Vase dobro,
DO sila wielka pracuje, by Was obalic,
by Was pozbawi6 tel swodoby i tel sa-
modzielnosci, ma zdobycie ktorei tax
ciezko pracowaliscie! Zapytacie zape-
wne zkad pochodzi ten CLOS puszczyka,
odzywajacego sic wsrod ciszy j spokoiu.
Me iudzcie sic TEN spokojem, ME daj-
Gle sic uspi6 ta cisza, DO Jest to cisza
zfowroga, cisza pozorna. Praca tajna
mad obaleniem Zwiazku jego powagi
idzie wciaz naprzod, idzie droga wyt-
knieta przez zacietych wrog0w naszych,
ktorzy ciagle mysla mad zguba Zwiazku.
Stworzono ma papierze Lige, ma kt0ra
liczono, re zabije Zwiazek. Liga Jest,
ale czlonkow niema. Wprawdzie
>, ,Dziennik Chicagoski" j inne brudne
pisemka bedace ma uslugach naszych
wrog0w, wciaz pisza o tysiacach przy-
stepujacych do Ligi, ale ich jakos ME
widac ma liscie, gdzie tylko pojedy6cze
wstepuja osoby. Poniewaz jednak Liga
jest stworzona jedynie tylko ably iapac
Zwiazkowcow, a ci dotychczas jeszcze
ME przystapili do niej, wiec trzeba cos
zrobi6, by ich do tego sklonic.
w tym celu zarzad Ligi ma wydac
W tych dniach odezwe do grup Zwiaz-
kowych jako do Towarzystw samodziel-
nych. Co W obec tego maja robi6 To-
warzystwa, jak sic ma to zapatruje Rad
centralny, co mysli nasz organ ,,Zgo-
da"?
w Rzadzie centralnym 50 ludzie O.
twarci j szczerzy, ale sa tez ludzie skryci,
dziaiajqcy tylko pozornie dla dobra
Zwiazku W rzeczywistosci jednak beda-
cy dusza cialem po stronie Ligi.
Wprawdzie pod wplywem opinii ogo-
iu ofcyalnie odstapili cd Ligi, ale ME
mona ma chwile watpi6, ze ci ludzie
ambitni "a chwilowa swojq porazke szy-
kuja zemste, ktora jak piorun spadnie z
lpogodnego nieba ma Zwiazek.
Me mogac pracowac otwsrcie, pracu-
ia skrycie, lecz wytrwale. Pomaga i'm
W tel piracy szanowny redaktor ,,Zgo-
| ldy".
Juz raz zosta} "a sama droga maple
tnowany, ale udaje, re mu to Jest obo-
jetnem. Jednakze tax ME Jest, bo i on
szykuje zemste, kt0ra tu chcemy jasno
wykazac.