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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Where the Women Vote.

In view of the recent agitation in
favor of. woman's suffrage in the
United States, it may be of interest
to know that in nearly all the coun-
tries of the globe women have had
some form of suffrage for years. We
of the United States are somewhat
slow in extending to them this priv
ilege.
In England, Scotland and Wales
women vote for all elective offices
except members of parliament.
In France the women teachers
elect women members on all boards
of education.
In Sweden women vote for all
elective officers except representa-
tives.
In Norway they have school suf
frage.
In Ireland they vote for the harbo1
boards, poor law guardians, and in
Belfast for municipal officers.
In Russia women householders
vote for all elective officers.
In Finland they vote for all cleo
tive officers.
In Austro-H Hungary they vote, by
proxy, for all elective officers.
In Italy widows vote for members
of Parliament.
In Hindostan women exercise the
right of suffrage.
Women have municipal suffrage
in Cape Colony, which rules one
million square miles.
Municipal woman suffrage rules il
New Zealand.
Iceland in the north Atlantic, the
Isle Of Man, between England ane
Ireland, Pitcairn Island in the Soutl
Pacific, have full oma suffrage.
Tn the Dominion of Canada wom-
en- have municipal suffrage in every
province, and also in the Northwes
territories.
In the United States twenty-eigh
states and territories have givel
women some form of suffrage.-Ram''
Horn.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

COMPARED with other towns
the sanitary conditions of Neihart
are exceptionally good. There are
some surroundings of shops and re-
sidences that still need r~enovating;
but the health officers have been
alert in the execution of their duties.
and tie rate of mortality will be
found at the close of the year to be
less than in any previous year. Peo-
pie in Neihart are exceedingly
healthy.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
AN EDEN.
A Colony of Boomers that Range
Between Is and 35 Years of

DR.. Mary Walker, who has for
forty years been preaching dress re-
form, has evidently come to the con
]clusion that the new woman is not
sufficiently numerous. With a view
Of removing the defect the doctor has
bought a farm a few miles west of
Oswego, n. y, and proposes there
to establish Il colony in which men
shall have absolutely no part. On
ly women pledged to a life Of cell
bacy while there are eligible to
membership, and all must agree to
wear boomers for life. Crops will
be raised and harvested by the
bloomer women, who will also see
to the marketing of all products and
to the are of stock. Plans are now
being prepared for a commodious
farmhouse in which every member
of the colony will have her own
room. No such thing as a door will
be tolerated except those for en-
trance to the house,. portiers being
substituted in all cases. The house
will be heated by steam and every
convenience known to modern dwell
ing will be at the disposal Of the
inmates. DIR. Mary will give her
personal and immediate attention to
all the details of constitution, but af-
ter the colony has been established
officers will be elected twice a year.
The doctor, in discussing her pet
project said: Those accused of in
fractions of the rules will be tried by
a jury of five, and if not satisfied
with the judgments of the lower
courts, they "A appeal to me. [
will sit as a court of last resort.
There will be no imprisonments, all
p%unishments will consistof withdraw
ais of privileges for a certain length
Of time. All females of good char
acter between the ages of 10 and 80
years are eligible to membership.
| am certain that the farm can be
made to support 90 or IS persons
Each member will have a share in
the profits after the expense of board
and clothing has been deducted.
The remainder will 90 into "a gener-
al fund for betterments and the II
chasing of adjoining lands. ANY
member will after three years in the
community, be allowed to retire, tax
ing with her the amonnt Of initiation.
if one has been charged, and seven.
Fights of her share of the earnings
the other eighth to 90 into the gen.
eral fund. My great object is tc
educate and turn out new women
1t will not all be farm work. There
will be many hours each day fol
study and the curriculum will be a.
broad and extended as that in any O
t our universities. There will be
horses but no side saddles. Ny GIRL,
will ride astride as do the men, and
t predict that three years in our insti
tuition will make the members the
peer Of any mar physically or men
tally. L expect that many of thos,
who come to us will go forth from
our tutelage to enter the homes O
men to become wives and mothers
When such time comes they viii
e know how to be both and how t,
v raise and educate families that rehec
| credit upon the nation of new wo
men"
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
No Such Refreshments.

Inter Mountain: While promin-
ent republicans are taking a stand
against supporting a gold bug for
president, the ear closest to the
ground can't hear a word from the
great leaders of the democratic party
in the east, as to how they will stand
in case their party shall nominate a
gold bug. 1t would be refreshing
to hear Hill, or Brice, or German, or
Villas, or Voorhees,, or any one of the
other democratic headlights to affirm
they wi" support only a silver man
for president. But free coinage
men are not expecting refreshments
Of that kind. The democratic party
willnominate a gold bug.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Tie A. q. t. W, bows will civ

The \. O. 7. W. boys will give a
: memorable dance on Thanksgiving
day. This day above all others
should be attended with special mirth
and jollity. Those, who, have rejoice
for what they have; those, who have
not, must rejoice for what they intend
to have. Republican editors rejoice
because Cleveland's term has reach.
ed the wane; democratic citdors re.
joice because the land office WORK
has left "a streak of fat. On this da,
of days were aIl-cxcept the tur
key-in the same pot.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Cheese the Racket,

Bystander: Phe Corbett and Fitz-
simmons set-to is becoming almost
as %nauseating as the Duke of MARI
borough and Miss Consuelo Wander
biIt. Agreat majority of the peo-
pie care nothing where or when the
one couple are married nor when
nor where the other pair pound the
stulling out Of each other.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Distinctions Without a Difference.

Bystander: George S. jenkins, a
printer of Arkansas, was sentenced
to four years in the p~enitentiary for
stealing thirty cents from the vest
pocket of his employer. Ross c.
Van Bokkelen, who is charged by
the Merchants Loan & Trust COM
pany of Kansas City with having
made away with $4,000 of that
company's funds, is loafing around
the Midland hotel in Kansas City,
not even under restraint. Only the
poor are punished.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Good Reason for Declining.

Gov. Altgeld has announced that
he would not be Il candidate for the
United States s%eaatorship next year,
as even if the democrats make a
sweep next year the republicans,
with IL hold-over senators, are GER
tain of a majority of five or six on a
joint ballot in the Legislature.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Their Heads Swollen,

Helena Independent: Japan re-
fuses to evacuate Corea at the direc-
ton of the Russian government.
Bravo, little un. We admire vour
nerve and despise your judgement,
as the Irislrman said when he saw the
Texas long horn tackle "a moving To-
connective and "A train Of cars.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

ALL ranks Of society have their
troublesome questions. Mrs. Van
derbiIt is worried to death as to
whether the bride in the coming
nuptials will be preceded simply by
the maids OF whether the ushers will
lead off. We Of the newspaper are
mentally debating whether we shall
go fishing or 60 to bed while our
trousers are being patched. 1t mat
tiers not how rich or poor, the human
family is doomed to worriment.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Another Blow at Silver,

Livingston Enterprise: The adj
ministration never loses an opportun-
ity to strike a blow at silver. The
latest act of hostility is the suspen-
sion of coinage operations at the New
Orleans mint with instructions to lay
off without pay nearly all the force
employed at that point. The only
excuse offered is hat the appropra-
ton is exhausted, but as appropria-
tions for nearly all purposes have be-
come exhausted under democratic
management this is no surprise, and
should offer no excuse for suspend.
ing work, especially when it is SC
easy to mortgages this country to the
British money changers.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Sowing Seeds Of Concord.

Chinook Opinion: Editor Abbott
is now sole owner Of the Neihart
HERALD, having purchase the en-
tire plant a few days ago. The
HERALD is ii bright, newsy journal
and a credit 10 NeiI,art.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

The Anaconda Standard stands at
the head of news journals in the
northwest, having lately been en-
larged to twelve pages daily. 1t
has extended its facilities for gather
ing news, and contains more matter
relative to outlying towns than the
local issues themselves contain.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

n IS not customary for "A news
paper to praise those in Office who
have been elected upon a ticket po-
litieaIly opposed to the paper. But
we offer this depression. Meagher
county has a superintendent of pub
lie schools in the person of Miss S.
K. Curtis who is faithfully devoted
to the affairs Of her Office. She has
visited every school in the county
while in session, paying travelling ex-
penses out of her W purse, In
justice to this officer it must be said
that for eight years the county has
not enjoyed the service of one more
devoted and enthusiastic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

The county treasurer is not re-
CURED to notify each person of the
amount of his taxes. The new law
makes taxes delinquent Dec. |
whether notification comes or not.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

WILL, HOWE, Superintendent of
the Palmer house, Chicago, presents
his compliments to the Editor of the
HERALD and invites him and wife to
partake Of the hospitality Of that
house free of charge, for three days,
on or before next April. AS the
Super doesn't say anything about
supplying wives for the occasion, we
take il that every fellow is supposed
to rustic for himself, which in our
case is not very encouraging. But
we are glad to hear from Mr.. Howe
and hope his grace may live "A thous.
and years. The distance to Chicago
is almost too far to travel for three
days free grub, but it will not be
safe for our friend to renew hi.
princely offer when our two thous
and subscribers pay up.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

THOSE who worked for free trade
and a change in the political deal
three years ago have practically their
bosom full of the same.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

The new gold discoveries at Mel
hart will undoubtedly tend to make
times better at Great Falls as the
state press has suggested.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
Total. Per capita
Oct. /, 1898. 81, 7O1, $3.50, 1913 $500
Oct. /, 1894. 1,Go5,O38,9 S2 24.O7
Oct. 1, 1855. 1,5S5,593, 500 22.72

Decrease ..$116,346,4 400 &2.57
A loss of upward of s116,O00,O 900
in circulation, within a couple of
years, would kill many people, but
Uncle Sans extraordinary strength
and enabled him to pull
through, although his reserve force
has again fallen below what is usu-
ally regarded as a safe limit to sound
health.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

Entered at the post-oflice, at Neihart, Mon.
tana; as second-class matter.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

Notices for the HERALD must be in
not later than l p. IN. Friday.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02

TIE warning Of Spain to Uncle
Sam: "Be careful what you do do"
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-02
They Changed Physicians.

American Economist: Uncle Sans
advisors, not satisfied with the treat
ment which was being administered
by the family physicians, called in
the services of John Ball, giving him
complete control over their patient
and CURLY dismissing the doctors
who were formerly in attendance.
By the injection of strong doses, of
gold cure, Doctor Bull was enabled
to restore Uncles Sans vitality to
"A normal condition, but weakness
has again shown itself. His c%ircula-
ton has become seriously impaired
AS the following statistics show,
CIRCULATION OF MONEY IN THE
UNITE TATES
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
ROME WIADOMOSCI.

Kalamozoo, Mich.-Pociag Michi.
gan Central kolei wykolei} sic; wy
padku z ludzmi ME by}o.
Baltimore. -Kardyna1 Gibbons z
Baltimore, po Is tygodniowej podr6.
zy po Europie, powroci4 do domu.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Szalonv pozar,
kt6ry sic szerzy} W ub. tygodniu ma
Water ul. ma przestrzeni S.miu blo'
kow, wyrzadzis szkody ma 100000.
Detroit, Mich.-Dozorcom wiezie-
MIA udsso sic odkryc podziemny pod.
kop, jakim wiezniowie zamierzali
wydobyt sic ma wolnosc.
Brooklyn, N. Wv. Weinber,
bogaty bankier,powodowany zazdros-
cia, zrani} niebezpiecsnie wystrza2em
z rewolwera swa zone. Zostal aresz-
towany.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
POWIETRZNE TRAMWAJE.

Francusi ME ustepuja zadnemu
mar ,dowi W dziwacznych pomysiach.
Ma wystawe, ktdra sic ma odbyt W
Paryzu W roku 1900, przygotowuia-
tramwaje. Pomiedzy
wieza Eiffel Trocadero beda zawie.
szone liny W TAXI sposob, re jeden
koniec bedzie wierzchu wiezy, a
lrngi do4u Trocadero; inna zn6w
linia bedzie isc dc wierzchu Troca,
dero do dosu wiezy. Tramwaie be-
d. lata6 po tych linach, ma podobe
mayn6w" W naszych
psrkach. Kto vie czy ten nowy
sposob komunikacyi ME przynies:e
kapitalstom wielki,h zyskow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
FEDERACYA w CENTRALNEJ
AMERYCE.

Pisalismy jua nieraz o zamierza-
nej fsderacyi republik Centralnej
Ameryki. Niedawno temu odbyi
sic zn6w konferencya W tym celu'
ale przybyli ma MIA ty lko prezydenci
Salvadoru, Hondurasu Nicaraguy,
zas Guatemala i Costa Rica odm6wi
}y udzialu. Ma konferencyi tel
przedstawiono dowody, ze pomiedzy
Guatemala Costa -Rika istnieje SO
kretny zwiazek, ktorego zadaniem
jsst intrygowat ciagle sasiednie re-
publiki i wywo}ywad W Mich rewolu'
eye, ably przez to upsdfy, a lndnost
dosta}a sic pod wsadze tych dwoch
intrygantow. Intrygami temi po
dobno kieruje ambltny prezydent
Guatemala, Barr os. Wobec tego G
federacyi mysltec ne mozoa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31

MECH kazdy robotnik agituje juz te'
raz pomiedzy robotnikami, kt6rzy
jeszcze ME naleza do zadnej unii,
aby W przyszlych wyborach ME sprze
dawali sic zadnej partyi, ale gloso-
wall "a swymi kandydatami. Azeby
sic zas przekona6 jake So widoki ma
szego zwyciestwa, to MECH kazdy 70
botnik cd siebie nspisze karte pocz-
iowa do Eugene V. Debs, Terre
Haute, Ind, i wypowie swe zdapie
W tej sprawie. Mech kazdy napi-
sze swoje zdanie otwarcie, bez oba-
wy. Zdania to beda og}aszane, ale
niczyje nazwisko ME bedzie wydane,
wiec ME potrzebuje mkt obawiat sic
niczego. Napiszcie ma karcie, re be-.
dziecie g}osowac ma: Henry G.
Caldwell, (sedzia cyrkuitowy Ar
kansas) i Eugene V. Debs, (znany
przywodzca robotnik6w). Me robi
to roznicy ktory Mich pierw bedzie
wymieniony, byle tylko oba te ma
zwiska byay wypisane.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
WYBORY W ANGLII.

Wybory do parlamentu W Anglii
skohczy}y sic zupe1na kleska liberia
low zarazem socyalistow. Konser.
watysci szlachta rodowa tryumfuje
NJ ca2ej inii.Socyalisci otrzymali "a
ledwie so tysiecy g}osow iprzepro-
wadzili 2 kandydat6w robotniczych
do parlamentu. Jest to nastepstwem
dawnego przyzwyczajenia robotni
k6w angielskich, ze ME prowadza
samodzielnej po!ityki, lecz popieraja
to pokrod buruazyjnych partyi,
kt6ra i'm wiecej korzysci obiecuje.
q tradycya ta zerwano zaledwie cd
lat kilku, II. cd czasu, gdy utwo-
rzy}a sic osobna partya robotnicza W
Anglii. Jeden najzdolniejszych
przyw6dzc6w socyalistycznych Keir
Hardie upad} przy wyborach. Bye
iatwo moze, ze bezwzgledne rzady
konserwatystow porusza dopiero te-
raz robotnik6w ma seryo, wtedy
moznaby mowic parlamentarnej
dzia&alnosci partyi roboczej. Dotych-
czas Jest ona nader ma1a.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
WOLNE GRUNTA w ARGENTINE.

w Kongresie Republiki Argen-
tyhskiej przedstawiono "bill'', upo-
wszniajacy w}adze wykonawcsa do
rozdawania grunt6w W dystrykcie
Rio Negro darmo dla tych,co sic do
browoln;e tam osiedla grunt beda
uprawisc. w celu u}atwienia zbytu
produktow Rad wybudowal kolej
zelazna. Grunta W tym dystrykcie
maja bye nadzwyczaj urodzajne, a
wiec do kasy rzadowej wnet sic wr6.
ca te pieniadze, kt6re wydane costa
iy ma budowe kolei-mianowicie z
podatk6w. Rad Argentyhski zyczy
sobie szczeg6lnie ably ma tych daro-
wiznach osiedlali sic obywatele anne.
rykahscy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31

zaden z prezydentow cd czasu
Washingtona ME miaa sposobnoSci
obsadzi6 wiecej niz piec miejsc przy
Najwy2szym Sadzie. Washington
ustanowil II sedziow, Jackson, Lin
coin Grant, po pieciu, Harrison
czterech, laden innych ME vie.
cej, jak trzech. Cleveland obsadzi}
juz try miejsca, czwartego obecnie
mianuje, moze bye, re niejednego
jeszcze wkreci, pred skohczeniem
swego terminu urzedowania. Moze
bye ze dla tego w}asnie tax wielka
(?) panuje obecnie sprawiedliwosc W
Ameryce!..
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
REWOLUCYA Ma KUBIE.

Do tel pory rewolucyonistom po-
wodzi sic lepiej niz Hiszpanom. Ale
Kubahczycy cd samego poczatku
waloza casemi swemi si}ami, zas Hisz
pania swe wojska ciagle wzmacnia,
ma lniejsce zabitych zoanierzy przysy-
Ia nowych W wiekszej ilosci. Hisz.
pania skupuje roznych awanturni.
k6w rabusi W Europie posysa ich
ma Kube, obiecujac, ze co zrabuja to
bedzie ich w}asnoscia. Jezeli Ku-
bahczyoy zdo}aja wytepi6 tych
wszystkich 2otr6w, to jarzmo niewoli
Hiszpahskiej zrzuca siebie. WIG
cej jednak niz tych smieci musza sic
Kubahczycy obawiat swej szlachty
i kupc6w, ktorzy sic zaprzedaja ME-
przyjaoielowi ia szpiegow zdraj
COW. zyczymy ludnosci Kubahckiej
z caaego serca, aby sobie wolnosc
wywalczy}a.
z pola walki So dwie wiadomosci:
Jedna donosi, re " poblizu Niquero
wojska hiszpahskie pobisy powstaf
COW, k}adac SO trup6w; lima wiado-
mosc donosi, ze powstahcy niena.
cka nspadli wielki transport hiszpan
ski prowizya i amunicya, ktory
odebrali, zabijajac ITO zo}nierzy
hiszpahskich.
Kubahczykom nadchodzi pomoc
sekretnie z Stan6w Zjed. Meksyku.
Figaro, piszac powstan'u ma
wyspie Kubie, wyraza opinie, re
Hiszpania koniecznie powinna zro'
bic pewne ustepstwa powstahcom ma
wyspie Kubie da6 i'm samorzad, a.
zeby zakohczy6 powstanie. Gdyby
nawet Hiszpanie odniesli zwycie-
stwo, rezultat bedzie ten, ze bogata
prowincya zostanie zniszczona, a
wydatki wojenne doprowadza skarb
pahstwa-do ruiny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31

By}y konsul amerykahski Waller,
kt6rego uwiezieniu donosilismy W
przesz}ym numerze, zostanie uwol'
niony. Waller zosta} nies}usznie
skazany ma 20 lat wiezienia przez
sad wojenny francuski. w kazdym
razie ME ma wiele sic przyda Walle-
rowi wolnosc, poniewaz W wiezieniu
popad} W suchoty obecnle znajduje
sic W ostatnim stanie takowych.
Sz}usznie mozemy powiedziec, ze
staa sic on ofara rzadow demokra-
tycznych, kt6re pozwoli}y ma tax d}u-
gle katowanie i wiezienie swego O.
bywatela by}ego przedstawiciela
kraju.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
POMOC OLA ARMENCZYK0W.

w Anglii j Ameryce juz cd kilku
miesiecy zbiersja dobrowolnie sk}ad
XII ma poratowanie ludnosci Armeh.
skiej, ktora tax nielitosciwje jest
przesladowana przez TurcYe. Szcze-
golnie protestanci opiekuja sic tyni
nieszczesliwymi, chot po wiekszej
czesci So to katolicy. w koscio2ach
professionalism zbieraja sk}adki ma
ten eel co niedziele. Lecz gdy przy-
sz}o do rozdawania tych zapomog
nieszczesliwej ludnosci, to Rad Tu-
recki zacza} stawiac rozmaite pre-
szkody: aresztowano misyonarzy,
ktorzy datki te rozdawali konfis.
kowano nawet same datki. Gdy OBJ
ce pahstwa zacze}y sic dopominac o
sprawiedliwosc, Rad Turecki wysla}
komisye do zbadania sprawy i udzie-
lenia potrzebnej pomocy dla Armeh-
czy k6w. Pod2ug rozporzadzenia
rzadu Tureckiego wszelkie datki
przeznaczone dla Armehczyk6w,mu-
sza bye skladane ma rece tych ko-
misarzy, zeby to niby ME by}o ME-
sprawiedliwego podzia2u. Lecz ko-
misarze, ME W ciemie bici, wszystkie
datki zabieraja do swych kieszeni, a
ludnosc utrzymuja W nedzy, ably sic
dobrzy ludzie ME przestali mad mimi
litowac j ME przestali ofiar sk}adac...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
ODEZWA DO ROBOTNIKOW.

Partya robotnicza rozesaa1a do
wszystkich grup robotniczych, naste-
pujaca odezwe.
Do Robotnikow W Ameryce:--
Wierzac W to, ze nadszed4 czas aby
rohotnicy wybierali re swego grona
ludzi ma prezydenta i vice prezy-
denta, przedstawiamy tu plan W jaki
spos6b tego moznaby dokonac. Pre-
zydentem powinien bye cz}owiek,
ktory ME ulaszczy sic ami ma pienia.
DE AMI ma majatek. Ale zeby tego
dcpiac nalezy sic trzymac solidarnie.
Otto kwestye mad kt6rymi powinnis.
my sic zastanowic: "Czy banki kor-
poracye maja nadal rzsdzit narodem
czy narod ma rzadzic bankami kor-
poracyami?'' Wrogowie robotnikow
juz sic przygotowuja ma rok 1896, a
jezeli my sic ME wezmiemy zaraz do
piracy to zn6w zostaniemy pobici W
przysz}ym roku. Me zwlekajmy
wiec, ME wyczekujmy do czasu, al
mas pobija, ale Frzyszykujmy sic ma
to ably mas ME pobito. Jezeli sic 70.
ootnicy vienna dobrze do piracy W
tym wzgledzie to stare partye, choc.
by tylko dla otumanienia robotni
k6w, beda musiasy do swych plat
form wpisac te zasady, ktore my
robotnicy walozymy przez ostatnie
20 lat. Gdy kapitalisci So zmusze-
nj do ustepstw, to nigay ME przyz-
naja sic re zostali pobici przez robot
nik6w, ale podstepnie og2aszaja, re
ustepstwa dobrowolnie porobili,-
s.tak dobrego seroa." W roku
przysz2ym ma tykiecie robotniczym
nominowani beda ludzie dobrze zna.
nj, szczerzy przyjaciele ludu robo-
czego, kt6rzy VIOLA wwiezieniu gnic,
niz sic zaprzedac "a uslugi kspita-
list6w. Agitacya W tym wzgledzie
juz jest rozpoczeta " Denver, Colo
RADIO. My agitacyi ME mozemy pro-
wadzic "a pieniadze, ale spodziewa-
my sic, ze uczciwi ludzie popra ucz-
Give sprawe bezinteresownie. Oto
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-31
CLO Ma DRZEWO,

Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych wy.
znaczyA komisye W celu przygotowa.
MIA nowych regu}, wzgledem na}oze'
mia cla ma drzewo sprowadzane z
Kanady. Kanajdyczycy odgrazaja
sic, re gdyby c}o by}o podwyzszone,
to oni takze naloza wysokie c2o ma
wyroby drzewne, ktore So sprowa.
diane ze St. Zjed. do Kanady.