davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
CARNEGIE CUTS WAGES.
He Also Lowers the Rcnts-Some Dis.
charged.

He Also Lowers the RcntS-Some Dis
charged.
FTTsBuRG, Dec. 24-Thc new wage
scale for the Carnegie Steel Works at
Homestead was posted in the several
departments of the works today and
disclosed an average reduction of Is per
cent. in the entire mill. The high-prited
men suffer reduction OF 35 per cent.
Besides this the services of number OF
high.priced men are dispensed with. The
rents on company houses were materially
reduced There was some dissatisfaction,
but despite the Grumbling the scale will
be accepted as presented.
PlTTsBvRG, Dec. 27.-The wage scale
for the Edgar Thomson Steel works OF
the Carnegie Steel company at Braddock
has been presented to the workmen. The
scale makes general reduction in all de-
partmcnts, including common laborers
The only exceptions are employees of thu
foundrics and builders. The reduction
in the blast furnace department amounts
to 10 per cent. IL other Department.
the reductions are the same that wcr'
imposed at the Homestead plant.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
A DRUNKEN ROW.

Whisky Mixed With Christmas And
Blood Flows As II Result.
MARSHALL, N. c., Dec. 81 Special.
George Norton and William Henry
Taylor had desperate fight on Bull
Creek, this county, Christmas day
Taylor was stabbed several times. and
Norton was shot in the side. Both mer
are supposed to be MOI tally wounded
1t was drunken row.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
NOT TIE USUAL IDEA.
The Boston Idea OF Highway Robbery
IL Different,


IosToN, Dec. 24-It was decided to-
day by Judge Drew of the Brooklinc
police court that Mrs, Boardman OF
Brookline, who handed over her purse,
containing sum of money, to tramp
ish looking man last Friday night, was
not. in legal sense, robbed bv high
wayman. The man stopped her and
asked her for her money. She replied
that she had only little. He asked her
to step beneath gasl.gh and show the
amount that she did have. This she
did, and the tramp demanded it. She
handed it over to him. Mrs. Boardman
claims that she was so thoroughly
frightened that she could not do other
wise than hand over her money.
Judge Drew holds that since the tramp
did not take her money by force he would
not be guilty OF highway robbery.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
Observation-Disclosures.
The Colonel Finds tho Way of til
,r,,,us,,,,nSs,. StiII Haul

The Colonel Finds tho Way of the
TransgrcssOr still Hard.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-lt is said on good
authority that the attorneys for Made.
line Pollard contemplate following Con.
gresham Breckenridge on his lecturing
tour throughout the country in an effort
to attach the receipts in payment OF
Miss Pollard's verdict for breach Of
promise. This will be done, it is said bv
filing a transcript of the Judgment had
in Washington in each place the Colone
lectures in, and basing the creditors bill
upon that. Breckenridge lectures In thi:
city tonight, when the opening gun will
probably be fired.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
Tho l'ope's Good VIII.

ROME, Dec. 27,-The Pope has sent to
Commander Newell of the United States
cruiser Detroit. which vessel conveyed to
Italy from the United States the Vatican
exhibits at the Columbian exposition at
Chicago, large photograph Of himself.
His holiness had inscribed upon the pic
ture his autograph and the words Deus
magnifcata est gloria tua super coelus."
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
Couldn't Agree.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 27.-The jury in
the case of Kane and Triflilev, alleged
Doodle councilmen, has been discharged
and a mistrial entered. They were
locked up five days.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
Visit of MI EnlperOr.

BuDA PEsrH. Dec. 27.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph has arrived here, and thi'
morning received leaders of several polit
ical parties, with whom he consulted il
regard to the ministerial situation.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
An Historic Building.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 27.-Thc old capi
tol building, Forsyth and Marietta
streets. was DESTROYED by fire carly thi.
morning. Loss $125,000. Georgia's
last constitutional convention was held
there.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
Engagement Reported.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % The engage.
ment is reported of the first assistant
postmaster general, Jones, of Illinois,
and Mis-. Nellie Grant Sartoris, daughter
of General Grant.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27,-Representative
and Senator.elcct Gear of Iowa is quite
III here,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-27
After Christmas

We have had fine trade, but Still
have some things left, maybe the
the very thing YOU want. We will
sell them off now regardless of cost,
don't believe in carrying stock over.
II YOU have received and haven't
given, remember our stock has
many beautiful presents left and the
price is so low anyone can afford it.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19

town, Dept. Revenue Collector of
this district was in town last week
on business pertaining to the duties
of his Office Constable A.A. Loss of
Hartleton, was in town on Saturday
evening Chas. Hazlet of Mifilin-
burg, commercial agent, did bust
ness here one day last week -.
Frank Miller and Morris Erdly, both
of Lochiel, Union county, were in
town on Saturday Architect Il
Builder, y. o. Bowersox, paid Will
iamsport business visit recently.
IA w. Farley of Lewisburg, a
commercial merchant, and w. n.
Heimbach of Beavertown, of the
same vocation, were in town Mon
day Jere Meyer of Troxelville,
was in town on business, Monday
.Chas. A. Hassinger has opened
Il select school in town .Ins. Agent,
$. i. Sheary, spent day or two in
Adamsburg this week.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
MCCLURE.

Our merchants sts tied to the city
yesterday to buy their stock of goods
G. II. Klose accompanied them -.
The carpenters have commenced
work at George Benfer's home -.
Mrs. Jerry Miller received "A message
from Huntingdon Go. saying that
her father had died Mrs. Ellen
Shook of Kreamer spent a few days
here.
Andy Odonel was passing Hen.
ry Kaley's with Isaac Dresses six
horse team, the dogs frightened the
horses causing q run away. One of
his best pulling horses becomming
entangled in the harness, fell and
broke its back causing almost instant
death Rev. Wetzler preached his
farewell sermon here on Sunday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
CENTREVILLE.

The snow storm of last week was
the biggest surprise this community
has had for some time. As n rule,
the unprotected snow storm always
proves the most severe of the season.
We all had been hearing the robins
and blue birds sing during the month
of March and in the present month,
the farmers had their oats and po-
tatoes planted, and the warm en-
brace of springs sunshine was every
whore felt, and to awake on We'd
nesday morning of last week to be-
hold several feet of snow on the
ground and still coming down in
driving icy sheets, even staggered
Barney" who, you know has about
ninety quarts of little onions in his
beds. The only one approaching it
occurred, if my memory serves me
right, on the 18th, 10th and 18th of
April, 1854, just 40 years ago. After
the storm had spent its fury the
ground was covered to the depth of
about twenty inches, and, as in the
present instance, considerable
quantity melted during the first
days fall. The 1854 snow remained
on the ground less than a week, and
fruit and vegetables suffered no in.
convenience. There are a number
in our town who remember the oc-
curence. Another great snow storm
that will be wildly recalled by the
memory of the young people, occur
red on the 9TH or 9th of May, 1882,
only twelve years ago. At that time
the fruit trees We're in full bloom,
garden vegetables were growing
nicely and spring was under full
headway. 1t clouded up and the
snow fell heavely till there was about
Il foot of the beautiful on the
ground, but in two or three days
the snow was all gone. =, Chas. f..
Sampsel, the assessor is making his
grand rounds to the citizens of the
township. wv. w. Trout of Lewis
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
SELINSGROVE.

Prof. Jas. A. Rohback of the Iowa
State University, spent n few days
with his parents in this place. E.
Newton Kratzer, who was clerking
in the store of ID. w. Grouse in Phila.,
has returned home . Henry OFT,
one of Penn townships retired farm
ers, bought a town lot of M. S.
Schroyer where he contemplates
building for himself a home. Lewis
Musselman, former resident of
Selinsgrove, died in Centre county.
He was brought to this place Monday
and buried under the auspices of the
Odd Fellows. His funeral was large,
ly attended Governor Pattison
appointed III. Harvey Schoch of this
place, Notary Public. This is an ex,
cellent appointment as Mr.. Schoch is
one of the towns most prominent
citizens, s.. Thompson Hilbish and
family spent Sunday in Kreamer with
Mrs. HIS parents, :. Prof. j. Il. Wag,
enseller, who was teaching school in
Cumberland county, finished his term
and returned home. He expects to
take the normal course at Missionary
Institute this Spring . ,Chas. Ben
fer, who has been West for the last
few months, he's again returned to
this burg with fresh supply of In
diana sand, The principal of our
public schools is holding an examin-
alton this week. Quite number of
,his pupils will graduate. .. .. James p.
Ulrich and Il. II. Doebler are treat
ing the residence of III. Il. Charles to
a coat of paint. serbia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
Public Road

The question of improving the
public roads is one OF national i'm
portnncc. While the people of
Snyder County have better roads
than some of her ucighboring couu-
ties, that is nothing of which TO
boast. SO many supervisors in
Snyder County are putting II few
loads of gravel N dirt upon their
roads each year and making the plea
of economy. 1t would be better and
far more economical to fix up in the
best manner possible small portion
of road and thus make it durable for
many wears. With the system of
annual patching" the roads are not
made any better and the expense
continues. If, on the other hand, n
portion of road is well fixed, it be-
comes better medium of travel and
very little, if any, repairing srequri-
ed. In the end n great amount of
money viii vii te ue yoa and better roads
will be the result. Another matter
much neglected is that small stones
and frequently those ofconsiderable
size, are lying loose upon the road
for every vehicle to pass over.
These loose stones could be picked
off and in one month the improved
condition of the roads would save
vehicles to IN extent sufficient to
pay for picking off the loose stones
from the road. We trust that super
visors who are delinquent in these
matters can profit by the suggetions
above offered.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
TROXELVILLE.

The heaviest snowfall in 40 years,
occurred last Tuesday and Wednes-
day. j. G.. Middleswarth and A. w.
Gill, are employed in getting out
bark that was pealed last Summer
Mt II place known as Fall Gap" in
the Seven Mountains. They report
the snow to have been 30 inches
deep. 1t took Mr.. Gill six hours to
come out, distance of four miles
Last Saturday, T.. G. Gilbert
found hexagon buggy wrench
bearing the No. 1i9. There is a
peculiarity about the make of this
wrench, and no doubt, the owner of
it is anxious to regain it which he
can do by calling on Mr.. Gilbert .
To-day (Monday) the trout season
opens and say, catch all you can;
but remember, and keep within the
bounds of the law On Saturday,
Isaac Rothrock came from Lewis
town to take up his habitation with
John Y. Krebbs. Mr.. Rothrock is
an invalid, and has been for 30 years
last Sunday, Rev. w. NJ. Ian
dis held communion in the Grace
Reformed church at this place. Six
new members were added to the
Church 10y confirmation.
Gar. JoF
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
BEAVERTOWN.

Annie Elizabeth the five month old
daughter, of Wayne and Emma
Stricken died on Sunday night, and
was buried on Tuesday forenoon. q. =.
Communion services were held in
the Evangelical Lutheran church
last Sunday. Rev. w. III. Fahs deliver
ed well digested sermon based on
lst r.: c>!.L.y - Nj =" p"""
Freed and Lizzie Baker opened sub
scription schools on Monday.
Irwin Freed and Johh Hassinger have
gone to Freeburgh to attend school
80. Michael Beaver is putting IA roof
on his house. o.. improvements are
being added to the Tannery at this
place. :. Mrs. Jonathan Spangler
and her nephew James Bachman of
Mcclure spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ellen Bachman the latter's mother
.... Miss Ella Stetler of Middleburgh
spent few days last week at this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bing-
aman are visiting friends in Centre
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Schrader
visited friends at Troxelville on Mon
day Geo. Spaid went to Gin
ton Co. to work in n lumber camp -.
A. II. Bowersox was in the city last
week buying his Spring and Summer
goods -. S. B. Winey of the firm of
Winey Bros. left for Phila. on Mon
day. WILD RosEs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
so Worlds Fair Views Free.

The poultry Keeper has reached the front
as the leading autorltv on poultry sixteen
large pages monthly, nifty cents per annum.
Farm and hresdeh isa l6-page paper coming
twice month, nifty cents per annum. We VIII
send both papers one year ana iifty photo
graphic views Of the worlds Fair, 10 new sub
sCribers only all for hity cents, sample copy
Of the "Poultiy Keeper with particulars free.
send fiye oents FOR either OF the following back
numbers equal 10 2l-cent book Poultry llous-
es July 1891, has 80 Views BroOderS and In
cubators, August 1889 and August 1891 Ad,
dress, "The Poultry Keeper CO.. Parkesburg,
Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
To the Public, Generally.

As Congress did not pass the extra
revenue on whiskey,the Marks brands
of whiskey-all OF my own make
remain the same price New white
whiskey, $I.15 16 to 1S months old,
So 90 % to 30 months old, $2.5o "a
to 36 months old. $500. 3S to AZ
months old, $50 These are all fine
goods. Do not forget the old stand.
Empty whiskey barrels $3.50.
j. L. MARKS,
Near II. r. Station, Middlebugh, Pu.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
Saturday, April u, 1894.
Annual Appeal for the year 1894

An appeal win be held at the commissioners
ONCE, Mlddleburg, Pa, on the 18th day Of April,
1894. between the hours OF Q AM, q 3 p. NJ, for
the following districts Adams, Beaver West
Beaver, Spring Centre, and Middleburg Boro
on the Goth OF April for the following districts
Jackson, Middle Creek, Monroe, Penn, sellns-
grove Boro., and Washington; and ON the 2lst
Chapman, Franklin, Perry, West Perry, and
Union when and where you can attend II you
think nr0nnr
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
Thursday, April 10, 1894.
Standing Committeeman.

Adams. ]. Middlcswarth. j. T.. FcttcTOlf.
Beavcr-1rv Kinney, Nathan Fecse.
Beaver Wcst-Amos Howell, William Heater.
Centre-J. ". Sampsel, G. r. Berge.
Chapman-TOhn Seller, David 4. POrtzllne.
Franklin--J. II. Enternc, J. II. Bolig.
1acksou-J e. Kllngler, WIN. Martin.
Niddlcbnrgh-I II. RhOads, William f. Fccsc.
MlddcCrcck-W. A, Keller, -. =. Row.
MOurOc-G. \. Kaufman G.. A. Farletnan.
peun-lryln Z. Lnudcuslnger. David Meyer.
prrry-B. =. Arhugast, irwin Boyer.
Perry WpSt-Chas. VI ArbOgast, r. r. Grayhill
~prlug-A. VI. Aurand. David Middlcswarth
Solinsgrovc-.I. H. FocRlcr. Ed. Il. Gcmbcrling.
Union Hiram Gumhy David G.. Stahl
Washington WIN. e.. llillbsh Philip r. Meyer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
35 Complete Novels
NEATLY BOUND,
AND A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION

AND A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION
to large 16-page illustrated monthly
magazine for ONLY 30 CENTS. This
is n most liberal offer us HOUSEHOLD
Topics, the magazine referred to, is Il
high class paper, replete with stories
of love, dyenture, travel, aud short
interesting and instructive sketches of
fact and fancy; aud in the list of 3j
novels are such treasures us "a Brave
Coward" by Robert Louis Stevenson
"A Blacksmith's Daughter" by Eta
W. Pierce; "Ninetta," IL most pleasing
story Ly NJ. 7. Caldor,"A Gilded Sin"
and Between Two Sus,h by the
author of Dora Thorne," The Truth
of it, 10y the popular writer, Hugh
Conway; and the "Moorehouse Trag
edy.n rather sensational, by Mrs Jane
G.. Austin; "A Heroine a delightful
story by Mrs Rebecca II. Davis; s;"Wall
Flowers by the popular Marion llar-
land, and the great story Guilty or
Not Guilty. by Amanda VI. Douglass.
Space iorbids mentioning the other
novels; but they are all the same high
grade. popular, bright, ,romantic,spicy,
interesting stories.
The 30 novels and the current issue
of HOUSEHOLD TOPICS will be sent
You the day your order Is received.
This will supply You with season'c
reading Tor "A mere song; and Will b.
appreciated by ali in the households
Send at once 80 ceuts To HOUSEHOLD
TOPICS PUB. Co l.. q. Box 1889, New
York City, y. Y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IL THE ESTATE or GEORGE 4. SHAEFfR DECD.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
the funds remaining I'm the hands OF ID, q, Gar
man, administrator OF the estate or George A..
Shaefer late OF Chapman township decd, TO
ofiice OF Smith Is Gilbert In Middleburgh on Sat
urday April u, 1884. at 10 o'clock Il. IN. OF said
day. when and where all parties interested are
requested TO present their claims before the un-
dersigned, or To be debarred from coming In on
said fund.
THOMAS J. SMITH
March 81, 1891. Auditor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-19
s. Il. SHEARY.
AGENTS WANTED for the only AUTHORIZED
Biography Of James G. Blaine,

BY GAIL HAMILTON, his literary executor,
with the cooperation OF his family, and Tor Mr..
Blaines Complete Works, TWENTY YEARS
OF CONGRESS- ~ and his later book, "POLlTI-
CAL DISCUSSIONS" one prospectus for these
BEST SELLING books In the market, A. X.
L. Jordan OF Me-, took 100 orders from first gs
calls agents pront sl55.50. Mrs Ballard of o.,
took 10 orders, 10 seal Russia, In day, profit
f26.25. E y, Rice OF Mass, took 81 orders IN =
days profit s4I,25. j. Partridge OF Me-. took 43
orders from 81 calls profit sT5.2j. +. 4. Palmer
OF y. OAK, took 80 orders In days; proht s9S 25.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY given. II you wish
10 make LARGE MONEY write Immediately for
terms 10
THE HENRY BILL PUB. CO., Norwich, Conn.
March 5. 1891, Nv.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
Roddcy 1 Rodaczkil

NNSJ s<SVttdC<H.
Bolssny stan naszej ojozyzny, pogar.
szajscy sic dniem kaAdym dziski wy.
ra6nowauemu dsspotyzmowi rzsd6w "a.
borough, szczegolnieJ Royi Prus,
wywoisi tax W kr.ju jak i po "a jego
grsnicami silna reskcye, silna che6
ozynnej obrony naszych praw narodo.
wych. pogwaiconych tax niemilosiernie.
Checi to jednak chocby nsjlepsze mai
szozersse ME wydadza pomyflnyoh re.
zultatow, jeteH ME beda oparte ma pod.
stawie materyalnej, Ola zaradzenia to.
mu powstala wsrod wyehodztwa pol
skiego W Europis pyn Ialo.enia sksr.
bu ra-odowego. Dzieki kilku gorscym
Pstryotom mysl ia zostais szybko urze-
czywistnionS skarb nsrodowy oddsny
pod opieke muzeum nsrodowego "
Rapperswylu. Obecnie W sksrbie tym
znsjduje sic bez msla $4,000 frankow.
Stosownie jednsk do ustsw, dzialaluosc
jego moae bye rozpoczets dopiero wte
dygdy fuudusze dosiegns sunny 100000
frank6w.
Czy wiec ME jest obowiszkiem ksa
diego polsks przyozynic sic do tego,
sby upragnions ts ohwils jaknsjpre-
d1ej nsdeszisf Czy many pozwolie ma
cierPienis naszel ojczyEny, ozy god1i
sic nam pstrzsc M ME Z zsioaonsmi
rekomsP
Nigdyl
Tax jsk obowiszkiem Jest driesi
wspomsgas rodEioow mscie sic 70 kat.
do zuiewsge im wyrrsdzons, tax M
Sym swietyn obowszkiem jest wspo-
msga6 vspolns make Polske, ME poz
ws,s6 sby oierpisiai
Rodsey | rodsczkii Dnis o b. M. zor-
gsnizowsny zostsi tutsj " Chicago od-
dzisi poanoono smeryks6ski sksrbu ma.
rodowego " Rspperswylu. Cslem jegO
jest zbierauie fundusz6w vysyianis
tskowycb do Europy, Ola orynnego
] dorsfOego popieranis sprswy nsrodo.
wei pOlskiej. Ny wisc niasl podpim.
nj, wybrsni wols ogo,u jako zsrz,d
giowuej orgsnizscyi wzywsmy was,
sbYscie skssdsli o6sry ma o,tsrzu oj.
czyzny. spisszcie acknowledgement ds-
tksmi, Psnietsiso tam, ae kto ssrsz
dsje, ten podwoinIe dsjsl
Me rwaasjcie ns tyoh, ktorry gsosz.:
danny wtedy, gdy bedzis tsgo potrrsbs,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
Wyknz os0b ki0re zfozyfy do.
Schczas Podatek ma rzecx
skarbu narodOwego ped
oPfeka nuzeum w Rap
perswylu.

Jozef Stefsnis Chmielihscy 25 O.
ksrol ! Anns Stnsjdsr 25. Rsjmund,
Miohslins | Miohsi Lsnds Loo. Ksrol
1 Anna Jung 25. MAksymilisn | Mag.
dsiens Msrcinkowski 25. Frnciszek
lskrzewski 30. Konstsuty Kiszakie-
wicr 70. Auns ! Olimpj. Uoroiwek 25
Helena ssmolihsks 25. wslentyn.
Jsworsks IL. Kszimierx Prsi.s l2.
Srymon Modrzewski IL jerry Mir.ki
IL. Towsrrystwe Mszur6w 40. Antoni
olimpis, Jozefs | Eugsnis Zdzisbsow-
soy 20. Jsuek Msty6ski IL. Jozef
Jegert IL. FrsnoIsssk, Pelsgis Wan
ds Gityhsoy %. Leon Skoniecki 25.
f. H. E. r. Topor 25. st.ni.,.w
Kujswski 2b. Hipolit 1 Mmys Kscz..
nowsoy 2b. srozepsn, Msrya / Luavik
Terozewski %. wisdysisw K.mil.
ldziebsowscy 25. Koi6ski I2. st.ui-
sisw Szter 5. Astoni Bratkovski I2.
Frsneiszek Wsrdyhski s. wisdyssav.
Amelia, Stefan Mieezyasw Poszwi6.
soy 100. Jezsf, Jszs6ns, Jozef 4
Wssdysssw szufiikowscy "a. Miohss
(cisg dslszy ns streni. 4t.j),
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

Powinnismy tel zsjmoWac sta
nowisko samodzielne niesaleane,
i ME we wszystkiem siuchac pod.
szeptow tych politykow naszych
ktorzy So nsjmitami politycznymi.
Badamy dobrze zorganizowanl -
a wtedy mocarstwa liczyc sic q
nami beda, wiedaac be przechylic
moaemy szale zwyciestwa ma te
lub owa strone. Nsjsilniejsza broh
jest demokratyzacya inteligencyi.
Trzeba nam zejic do ludu zro
bio zniego samodzielna site przez
rozpowszechnianie literatury-ja.
wnej i tsjnej.
Pole piracy jest ogromne; a
liczba tych, ktorzy swe silly po
swiecic pragna awieksza sic; dro-
gi i srodki dziaialnosci rozwijsja
sic tax szybko, De ludzie dobrej
wolf bez trudu o najpilniejszego
poparcia potrzebujacych pracach
wywiedziec sic moga.
Zafzad 2. N. P. przyjawszy ma
siebie troske wzrost skarbu
rapperswylsklego, przyczyni sic
do zcentralizowania sill rozpro-
szonych, do okrsslenia planu, ktory
da mason wiaiciwe pole do pra.
cy.
Crosse tiumow wieksze msja
znsczcnie, aniaei fundacye je.
dnostek. Pomoc czynns powinna
bye staia. Dorywcze usifowania
wyczerpuja sify - i osiagsja re.
zultaty mafo znaczace.
Owoz ukujmy broh dla wro-
Cow naszych z miedzi i srebrs,
ktore masy ziota ia rzecz skar.
bu rapperswylskiego; dzialajmy
zgodni; badzmy ozywieni iednym
duchem.
To co jawnie czyDic ME mode.
my, wykonsmy pod oslona mas.
Przy silnem poparciu, majac ty.
sisce rak pomocnicsych zdobe.
dzlemy sobie prawa wydarte
nam przez wrogow.