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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.
a School for Colored women to lie Es:
fnbliShcd Here.

Miss Frances G. Baylor. of Winches-
the Slater Fund for Giving Industrial
getting matters I'm order to commence
work In this city. This beginning ST
n work so quietly inaugurated means n
community In particular. Apart from
the interest that all should take in the
philanthropic work which will be ac-
complished, It means that between thir-
ty and forty thousand dollars will be
spent In the State every year for the
maintenance of the schools. and as all
the supplies will be, If possible, pur-
chased in the community where the
school Is located. II means added bene-
Tits to the merchants Of Norfolk.
The training will be In all that makes
women efficient in woman's work, such
as cooking, washing. sewing. etc. and
will be under the charge of expert train
crs i'll all branches. The use of the col
ored public school building has been
kindly granted by the Board of School
Trustees, through Superintendent r. ~.
Dobic for the purpose named. Certain
rooms will be provided with necessary
equipment and furniture. SO that they
may he used for the training school
outside OF school hours. The expense
OF this must be borne by the good peo-
pie Of Norfolk as the provisions of the
State fund gre explicit that such fund
shall not be used for equipment. II il
thought, however. that no difficulty will
be experienced by those interested in Sc
curing the necessary funds.
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The Creditors Nicer.

meeting of the creditors and bond
noidcrs OF the Ocean View Railroad
company was held in this city yestcr-
Gay the object of the meeting being TO
ulscusS the general condition of the
affairs of til" company. In the mean
time the road is being operated by the
receiver, who was appointed several
Gays ago by Judge Hughes. The amount
or Indebtedness now being sued fol,
and evidenced by supply liens aggre-
gates about $4,000. The receivers APP
poin'ment is for thirty DAYS. when the
ocean view Railroad Company will be
given an opportunity TO SHOW cause
why he should not be perpetlatod {"
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III FL,

ELETCil ER-At the residence, 4el
jefferson street. Portsmouth. Va. Feb
=. FLETCHER, aged 20 years, ii
The funeral services will take place nj
Fourth Street Baptist Church. sim
DAY, March |, 1896. 4 p. m Friends and
acluaintances are respectfully invited to
BRINSON-At the residence No 100
Henry street, Portsmouth, Va, Febru-
airy ~ 1876. p. m, Mrs. MARY BRIN-
son, aged G3 years
Funeral services will take place at the
residence. SUNDAY, March ist 1896, 2 D..
III. FRIENDS ana acquaintances are re-
spectfuily Invited to attend.
(Star copy,)
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&ew Auction House.

D. r. Creecy & Co. advertise else
where large sale Of furniture, carpets.
etc. to take place Monday. March %. at
their new auction rooms, No. l4a Church
street. This announcement, which is n n
important one. should he read by all who
think of buying. Ladies are cordially in
rited to attend the sale. The stock to
be cold is now on exhibition THIS new
firm Is thoroughly reliable one, and no
doubt will soon enjoy a large share of
the business lin their line.
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WEATHER. I. EPOIsr.
forccns, S"r.To.day.

Washington Feb. %. 1896.
Virginia and North Carolina
n RAIN Rain; colder; easterly winds
becoming northerly.
An Irregular, ill-deflned, de-
preston OF large extent COW
ers the Southern portion of the country.
AN area of high pressure has developed
Ill western Canada, and q second high
pressure area exists over the ocean to
the east of New England. The ather
mas become generally cloudy and I'M
settled everywhere, except In the South
west. There has been general rainfall
throughout the East, Gulf and South
atlantic States, extending Northward
on the coast as far as New Jersey.
The temperature has risen In New
England and New York and on the en-
Tire Atlantic coast. 1t Is colder through
out the Central Valleys and the North
west. Rain is indicated for Saturday I'm
the Atlantic coast districts; cloudy won
ther, but probably with little rain for tho
lower lake region and the Ohio valley
partial cloudincss with occasional
snow hurrlcs In the Northwest. and fair
weather with increasing cloudiness I'm
the Southwest
The Temperature will fall slowly on
the Atlantic coast districts. 1t Will he
colder In the Ohio Valley and lake re-
gions.
In the South there will be little change
IN temperature conditions.
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Captain ]. W. Gimer announces in ~
advertisement elsewhere IN The Virgin
ian that to-day the new spring nnt!
summer Dunlap hats Will be opened and
placed on sale at his hat store. No. las
Main street This famous makers hats
known all over the world rs the hest.
are opened simultaneously In every city
in the country, andto-day inNew York,
as doubtless in Norfolk those who as
pire to follow closely the fashion will
be on hand at the Dunlap headeuar-
ters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

Vcrdia Opera. FALSTAFF.
Nine Savillc. Mile. I.olo Beeth Mile
nj m''I 81. aiiH aiile .icalG!i. Sig. Cteinonl.
Nnnni. Sig. Rinaldni and NJ. Victar
Maurci. Conductor Sig. Seppilii.
stage Manager VIM. Piiry.
SALE OF SEATS.
season tickets for the four Dcrfo-.
manccS VIII he OF sal" at the box Of
nee or Grand orcra House, Tuesday,
NedneSdny. THURSDAY ana Friday, Feb.
rruary -. u. and - The sale OF seats
i ior single nerformanccs will open al tho
time daily to the close OF the engngn-
mcnt. 5"Se-
,PtlCES: Orchestra and Orchestra Cir.
Gle, 80. balcony, first three rows S.. new
three rows. s.: remainder, 49, Ghlierys
all reserved. 81. General admission 50
gallery, admission. 81. Boxes, SO and
s"' feb-R, q. 25,29
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IInrrIs' Ltthin lNnfer

This noted water. which is on sale
by NJ. !. Dodson, druggist, under the
Atlantic Hotel. is :lighiy recommcnded
by well known men and eminent physi-
clans as the compary's ADVERTISING
shows. Strong personal letters from AIr.
=. 81. John and other gentlemen well
known in Norfolk. were shown Tho Viz
ginian. The faith of the owners of the
Harris Springs is shown by their guar
antee given when the water is sold
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The southern Baptist Convcn,,o,

The Seaboard Air line anuouncn. IN
this mornings Firginian the sole .nf
round trip tickets 10 Chattanooga. on az.
count of the Southern Baptist Associa-
ton for one fare. The associate ,nea..
on March Sth, and the company ,s no.,
organizing parties to attend. See adver.
tisement for further particulars
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

capt. John j. Woodhouse. cx-clerk of
me County Court OF Princess Anne
county was last night nominated bv
me lIemocratic caucus in Richmond to
Secceed Judge j. NJ. Keeling. as County
judge. Capt Woodhouse is one of the
ocHl-knoWh men IN Princess Anne coun-
~ and has hundreds of friends In Mr..
iolk Ills son, Mr.. VIM. Nick. Wood
mouse, Is Il well-known lawyer In this
city
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corporation 30 Court.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
the argument on the motion OF the
commonwealth to revoke the LIQUOR IL
censes of w. S. Fentress and L. j. Rich
ardson was continued on account of the
absence OF u material witness, Walter
l.. Wood.
motion was made by Judge Thomas
n. Wilcox. asking that the fine of $50
De imposed upon Mr.. H. L. Eustls for
selling liquor on Sundey be reduced
The motion was overruIed.
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Meteorological Du1n.

U s. Department OF Arr,ruiture
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Feb. IS.
Local meteorological data for the 81
hours ending y. III. Iaat night:
Maximum Temperature "a
Minimum temperature - Al
Nnrnal temperature deduced from
"A years observations Al
Departure from normal plus
Departure since Jan. 1... minus es
Rainfall for a hours .. Il
rainfall since Feb. L.. n
]. j. GRAY. Observer.
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ssagecial Sale UmbrelEns -wrIghrs 1oG
hsgs Main Street,

ss In connection with our Great Unload
:tng Sale, as advertised. we will place on
yale one hundred twill silk gloria UNI
sbrellas, best make and finish with
Speauttful handles in Dresden balls, black
rubber loops. silver trimmed and natur-
,assWood, with cards and cassette, &c and
sSSSinches, at CSC. each. Regular price,
sSl.50 and So. Great bargains all over the
satcre. Call and see them.
WRIGHT"S, 100 Main street.
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The Pubic have discovered

the busy scene daily witnessed in our
aetore. bargains, reliable bargains, in
dry goods for all that come to Levy
sgros. Modern Cash Bargain Centre, ia
Main street.
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weber Piano.

fine Weber upright piano can be-
;b9nSht extremely low for cash.
THE HUME-MINOR CO..
~ 104 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

Justice Burroughs resumed his scat
upon the Police Court bench yesterday.
The docket was a small. but an exceed
ingly interesting one
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
Deeds of Bnrgnin ana sale.

George w. Gilbert. NJ. Glennnn and
wv. w. Vicar. trustees of the Twin City
Permanent Building Association. TO IL.
ments on the west side of Ferguson
avenue, Bralhbleton Ward: considera-
ton, 1898.
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PORT CALENDAR

sun rises. G:36 a. M: sun sets, 6 d. m
ilsh water, 9:26 a. m. and 9:dG p. III.
low water, BIG a. III. and $40 D. m.
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New white Goods-New rcrco,ou

Remnants of black goods at way dow
prices. White goods from &c. I'M ~
Sc. kind. Finer goods at popular prices
r. a. SAUNDERS
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II. #. ROGERS.
saoeMs 2l1 AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILD.
ss s., ING GRANNY STREET.

FOR RENT.
OH Dwelling No. 267 Main street.
+a8 Dwelling No. 1N w. Brambleton nye Z,
niue.
s Dwelling over No. go Main street.
MS Store 267 Church street
f5SDWelltng No. Falkland street.
aEHklats No. 10 Bank street.
2ss dwelling No. l Cumberland street
ssSsaS Fiat No. % CRANKY street.
EEf Dwelling No. Shields street.
~ Dwelling No. 30 Cumberland street,
tiSSJst Two stores ON Main street
sss Store IS Roanoke avenue.
ka& Stores Nos. As and II Commerce street
sgS Store No. Is Bank street
fatreets.
81 Dwelling No. 12 High street.
~ Dwelling No. $40 Butte street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

We have cnnb. brush and mirror
sets, quardruple plate, at $3.50. Its onr
leader, and many other goods propnr-
tionately as cheap. 1t will pay YOU to
learn our prices.
FRANK III. GALE
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v. H Ii TR|CE & CO,
Real Estate & Rental Agents
g Q e R RENT.
20 BANK STREET

9.STORES-Nice store corner Park and
F5rambleton ares.; ga Main street; 10, Of
SS9nmeTce street, z! Bank street. store 2O3
!. Main street; SD Church street; stores
SGnder Gladstone Hotel, store corner
u Elhts-l96, lgS Church street. ll2 J2I
BAnk all m odsrn improvements; lGO james
1treet; several desirable rooms 1850 Main
5Street I- = 49,
REsIDENCEs Butte street: % Duke
street.; 169, Ill Duke: 20 and II Wake: 81
Y Holt, q Mariner; IS Queen, e. and CO Mar
sner, 1Ol Yarmouth. houses Holt street.
" Yarmouth street. % North, February
sslb, 's6: Desirable residence CRANKY street
Ssxtended with acres OF ground, corner
4 mariner and Chapel
US Rrambleton-103 Lovitt avenue: 1s4 Res
Aaryoir4 avenue: PIG Willoughby corner
kAeusei 210. 4oS, 4ol Park avenue; T6 Kelly
EHyenue; 2e4 Highland
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Nntmrhny AIcrmnon Nrnrcl, :

NJ, Ncrdis Opera, AIDA.
Minc. Nordica. Mile. Hnucrmcistor AND
E Pins. Ma ~ Sig. IiMschmann, ii.
i;i ht"G On ~. Customary. Sig. Nanni and
~. isissItano Incidental dance BY the
r ropi de Ballet Conductor Sig. Eevig-
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Horse Caterers-H. G. Guy 6: Co sell,
good feed. 222 Chapel Phone 76S.
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Heading Ee9-CuYe 1T,

Ss5E.aSonsl 6uner het,uacne when pair of
SYeck's glasses may relieve you.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

que educaton all
vivid % m lew weeks the
aik VIII show iunseenp
etc. burglar
your easy chair without taken ~ go "e 'ou
The
him
me beadon ,u
various oeoerS can he applied
t willie
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
Aliens Grand Opera House,
wAslIsGroN. u. G.
To take place on
Thursday Eycnin.. unr.r

bi%cts Oncra. CARMEN.
ter. Mma A;;!nina calvc. mile. Ea,lermci,.
,r,raubmann. NJ. lulcrt, NJ 'i H., SWop ihil
i Bin 'n,arnonc n. De- T.ongrrcz ST., 81
iit ,niisaIn an m Sig; Ancona rrcmnrre
iicvign,ni '"e' tiu'i Conductor Sig.
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Gonheds Opera. ROMEO E,r JI-IIi.rr1,
- 1nie, ~ lha, Miss Clara Hunt MiIe
nI;ia unnd,,r NJ. Ed. DE Reszkc. NJ
~: NJ Mausuicrc NJ. De. Vrics. M
,,i1'I,iii,iH. SIX DE Easchetti. Si,r
In ,ininiH y, ana Mr. Jean DE Rcszkc. Con.
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Is Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN X -RS

q discounted
6 Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
KS City bonds and other securities bought
EAnd sold.
sg Deposits received and accounts in
saSfted.
SSs ss Interest allowed on time deposits.
SsSs Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
Smoderate.
Ss Draw bills of Exchange and make cable
Sfransfers to Europe.
sNssk Letters OF credit issued TO PRINCIPAL
Ssgitics OF the world.
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y THIEF JAILED.

colored man named James Robinson
was arraisned before Justice Burroughs
yesterday ON the charge of stealing
three pairs of shoes valued a 50 from j.
Brownstein's store on Church street on
last Wednesday night. When the pris-
oner was confronted with the evidence
against him. he acknowledged having
stolen one pair of the shoes but denied
the theft of the other. His Honor gave
him ninety days in jail.
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Suits Entered.

Bruce Simmons rs. NJ. ". Burk,
chancerN.
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TO see, or not to see-That Is the
Question: Or. Week can answer It.
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JEALOUSY AMONG JUVENILES


JEALOUSY AMONG JUVENILES.
Jealousy on the part OF five young men
whose ages varied from sixteen to TWEEN
~, residents of Atlantic City Ward, on
account of the visits OF two young
men from Norfolk, named S. O. Robbins
and w. Dey, to certain young ladies in
Atlantic City, caused the former, whose
names are Walter Spratt, Ike Bell. Len
Miller, John Allen, and William Baker.
TO interfere with the latter during their
visits across the bridge and to threaten
to do them bodily harm If they did not
keep on their own territory. The two
young gallants from old Norfolk were
not 10 be bluffed SO easily, however,
and they Swore out warrants for the
AtlanticCity boys and had them arrab,n-
ed before Justice Burroughs yesterday.
who imposed a fine of S3.75 each on the
young men for their inhospitallty to their
neighbors
MINOR oFFENsEs.
Frank Williams. white. vagrant; ten
days in jail.
James Robinson. colored. larceny; nine
~ days in jail.
Walter Spratt. Len Miller, Ike Bell,
William Blake. John Allen, white:
breach Of the peace; fined 81 and costs
each.
James Old. colored. receiving stolen
goods; dismissed.
Roger X. Gilbert. white forgery.
Roger X. Gilbert. white forgery.
William Whitehead. John Dougherty.
n. II. Travers. Peter Roper white
drunk; lined II and costs each.
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TIE QnestfOn.

FRANK II. GALE,
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Washington Feb. %. 1896.
) Virginia and North Carolina:
! RAIN; colder: easterly winds,
becoming northerly.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-02

szonym hr. Hompescha listen.
Czy tez nasze klerykalne pi-
sma odwo}aja to, co 0 czcigod.
nym posle W tel mierze pisaly9
Watpimy : DO one granic ME
znaja W niecnych napadach ma
czcigodnego pos}a. Ale MECH
sobie pisza co co i'm sic podoba.
Czcigodny posel zdoby} sobie
serca nietylko ludowego stron-
nictwa W kraju = ale wv. N.
Z. w Ameryce = ktory z tenn
stronnictwem- ludem polskim
pracowac chce i pracuje = ably
zdobyc W przyszlosci Polske lu-
dowa wolna.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-02
Chicago, ILL.,, Czwartek dnia Ego Styczna 1896 roku


i podobie6stwo Swoje, ze ten
ch}opljest czlowiekiem, ze powi-
MEN niec wieksza swobode, re
ucisk fhlop6w jest zbrodnia, wo-
lajaca 70 pomste do nieba, re ME
ma t. Bog stworzy} ziemie i bo,
ably jedni mieli wszystko
CO i'm lfotrzeba : a drudzy ciez-
ko pratujac gl6d cierpieli: "a
raz dzi$nniki na zoldzie tel klasy
panujadei zostajace wolaly i pi-
sally; tol socyalista, to anarchista,
e cst 13jek przewrotu, czerwony,
me- pxrrzciei on smie
j chre obapic obecny porzadek
rzeczy II pswiecony wiekarni j
ga dop lsrem Bozym : on rzuca
sic ma s,Nego Boga i niezbada-
ne wyrok Jego : do wiezienia
MN, mich tam gnije, MECH
zmarnieje ably ME zarazii po.
czciwyd ceop6w! A wiasciwie
ably i'm o;z( ME otworzyl = ably
ME przetzd ably krzywd swych
ME pom5il1ie, o prawa swe
sic ME up9nl mali.
1 kto pdI{6sl gfos W obronie
ludu, tyn how'll m6wia, ze
to drugi Helk kniak, Gonta, Szela,
re ostrzy jpzdna gard}a szlachty
+. i ksiezy. ita sic odezwie pre-
civ uprzSileiPwanym, ten zbro-
i dniarz ma lie Sszy.
IChrySsa Pana nazwali ka.
a p}ani botczetego swiata zbro-
= dniarzem 0 krzyza go przybili
y mszczac sisa boska nauke Jego,
/ kt6ra wyt6ciia porzadek RE
y czy, wieka uswiecony. A idea
y Jego jednak karyumfowa}a. Bo
"a prawda, chatby ja mocarze i
IA panujacy zsvtzdzili W trumne,
o oAyje j wsts zwyciezy. Taxa
D. jest moe pray
10 Powt6re "a panujaca W Ga.
o, licyi porzuS wszelkie mysli,
~ checi i daAci j wyrzekla sic
e. wszelkiej pra majacej ma celu
It, oswobodzenieednej Polski pol
m skiej = / utNzyla sobiei dla
e? siebie Polsks ,tryacka, W kto-
lie rejby jej by llolrze, gdzieby
nu miaia swe prz,leje prawa =
sej a W zamian ~ nucila poboz.
m. ME, posylajac galne spojrze-
ii. MIA W strone bn wiede1skiego:
al, Przy tobie Psnvierhie stoimy
: i stac bedzienly
znalezli sic jek ludzie, kt6-
pie rzy mieli ts rage ziamac
"a pierwsze lody .k;y przsbudG-
Iiai Ii lud uspiefi pokisdkeli
Re mu, 2e chop NJ Mi )sem,
'dg ale tax samo i sls-s
pa ma obraz i po ssy ~
raz ze Ojciec Mel jqf@ @ojcA Am
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-02

Biskupi irlandzcy W Ameryce
staja sic TAXA potega, ze CA
sem zmusza Stolice Apostolskq
do tego, aby sic upomnia}a Q
krzywdy irlandzkie = siowem,
ably ogiosi}a urbi ct orbi potrze.
be swobody dla irlandzkiej krai.
ny. Czemuz my ME many dojsc
do silly, do wplywu = a przy-
najmniej do tego, aby W Amery-
ce ustaly te nieszczesne k}6tnie
parafialne2 To tez obstawajmy
pray tenn, abySmy mieli biskupa
pofskiego. '''
Ma zako6czenie artykulu tego
dodamy jeszcze, ze posei Lewa.
kowski, przyjechawszy do Vie
dnia, natychmiast pociagnal p.
Daniela Abrahamowicza do od-
powiedzialnosci "a obrazliwe s}o-
wa jego relacyi, kt6re by}y dru-
kowane W ,,Gazecie Narodowei"
podczas niebytnosci pos}a L..
Ot6z p. David Abrahamowicz,
wystawi} p. Lewakowskiemu pi-
SIENNA deklaracye, re juz odwo-
lywa1 te s}owa, dalej ze je ME
wypowiedzial tax, jak je pred
stawia ,,Gazeta Narodowa", ma
reszcie, ze nigdy ME miaf zamia.
ru obrazac p. Lewakowskiego i
t. d., poczem pose} Lewakowski
Sto&yt manlat celem zadania cd
wyborc6w zezwolenia, ,azeby ia.
klein ko}em polskiem ME mial O.
bowiazku wystepowania solidar.
nego, albo wystapienia z izby az
do uchwalenia reformy wybor.
czej przyjecia mandatu dopiero
W nowym skladzie izby, CO tax
najdalej "a 6 miesiecy nastapic
musi; stalo sic to podczas 8 dni,
W kt6rych izba ME obradowala,
wiec ME mog1a przyjac do via
domosci z}ozenia mandatu; tym.
czasem do Wiednia zjechali wy
borcy lwowscy, przyby}y setki
telegram6w, proSba, by lie.
wakowski cofnal zlozenie man.
datu, co tez nastapilo. = Pod}e,
platne przez Rad i stronnictwo
konserwatywne dziennikarstwo
= skorzysta}o re smiesznej pre-.
tensyi hr. Hompescha, kt6ry jako
dlugoletni przyjaciel p. Lewa.
kowskiego, wypowiedzial mu
swa przyjaz6 ma kurytarzach
izby, we formie najgrzeczniej.
szej "a Lewakowskiego przewo.
dnictwo ludowego ruchu; pred
stawilo te rozmowe dwu posl6w
jako heroiczny czyn p. hrabiego
Hompescha, W imieniu szlachty
polskiej it'd. W spos6b grubia6. /.
ski uskuteczniony jako pow6d
4lozonia r6andatu,usxaa m Lous-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-02

rreSE: Jes3cze DIR. Lewakowskim. -
\ Notatki.-- -Przemowienie DIR. L. Kwe-
\ stya litev ska. = Sprawozdanie kwartal-
\ne.-Cy. Eularz VA jezeli ME ustapi?
Yak To icek sprzedawaf krowe.-Z ziemi
ns.zysiej. = Spis grup. - Wiadomosci
) Zwiazkowe. = Polacy W Ameryce. =
/ Echa obchod6w. Wielki Rok. -
kronika miejscowa. - Zawiadomienia,
odziekowania ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-02
Franoi..ek Hi.ronim Jabfofski, redaktor.
United for transmission through at second class Rates

wszystkich = a ME dla pewnej
klasy = a ojczymem dla mas
chlop6w; re Bog tax samo, mo-
re wiecej kocha ch}opa niz pana ;
re ten CHOP powinien wywalczye
sobie prawa ludzkie, ze ME po-
winien bye narzedziem produku-
jacem bogactwa dla pan6w tylko
= ale r6wniez dla siebie i swej
rodziny = re chop ma zdrowe
zdanie i ze ijego przedstawiciele
powinni.i muszS radzic ma sejmie
mad dobrem krsju. ze wobec
zaginionych hassf p5iskich, wo.
bee tego, IL stadczey wyrsekii
sic wywalczenia Polski jednej i
polskiej i ludowej : sztandar
narodowy przeszed} i precise mu-
sia} w rece mlodszych braci, w
rece chlop6w; re bez chfop6w
polskich = Polski ME bedzie.
| ten chop polski chwycil sztan-
dar W czarne isilne swe d}onie-
i trzymac 60 bedzie wiernie wy
soko - pierwsze prawa, choc
nieznaczne, wywalczyi juz sobie.
Lud polski sic budzi - a Oh Jest
dzwignia nasza. To zasluga ta-
kich ludzi jak DIR. Lewakowski,
kt6rego W bezczelny, obelzywy,
nieludzki spos6b napada prasa
sta1czykow, lub niekt6rych "a,
styg}ych mieszczuch6w w kraju.
| nasze pisma klerykalne wt6ru.
ja i'm.
w kraju mas ten objaw ME
wiele dziwi, bo prase wspiera
tylko i jedynie klasa panujaca,
W kt6rej interesie ley obalamu-
canie ludu trzymanie go W glu-
pocie. Ale pisma klerykalne w
Ameryce, z ludu zyja, lud je u
trzymuje - to tez powinny VIE
cej szczerzej dla ludu dzialac.
fNfzeciez sta6czycy europejscy
Fsdbsydy6w ME przesy}aja.
Czyzby?
/ dobrze movie i trzeba o zy.
ciu wiecznem - ale ME godzi
sic zapominac realnych potrze.
bach i pisma, kt6re lud ciez-
ka swa praca utrzymuje, powin-
ny, ME zaniechawszy religii po-
CZECH rozkoszy zycia przyszlego
stac jednak wyrazniej przy
|ludzie : ME przy uprzywilejo-
wanych, dla kt6rych nigdy ME
majs siowa cierpkiego prawdy-
tylko usmiech niewolniczy. We.
dug pism klerykalnych, uprzy-
vii ejowanym wszystko wolno ro-
bicA- wszelkie ich czyny pod}e
prasa plaszczykiem pokrywa =
'wyle~ajac sw6j jad j swa z6ic ma
Pb6z Ppstepowy.
= Mic tqs ME zrObis ats czasy