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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22
You can't feel POOR when you
see our Goods and Prices,
What, though your Dollars
are Fewer
We will make them 90 so much
Farther.
The Completeness of our Stock
Guarantees Satisfaction.

Come and see this choice selection,
and learn WHY sensible economical
people prefer to spend their money
with us. You'll TRADE WITH US SIM
PLY BECAUSE YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THE
GOODS AT PRICES so Low.
Our Boss buyer has just returned
from bargain buying expedition and
we can assure you we have some Of
the-well greatest Bargains we have
ever offered.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22
FOR MEMS WEAR.

just on the turn of the season. and
we are all ready for your Suits, Pants,
Overcoats, Hats, Caps and Underwear.
Did it ever occur to you that our prices
are much lower on all this class of
goods? Call and examine them.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22
B. so. S-W. RY


Trains leave Marietta as follows
For Cincinnati, $10:40 o m, f11:25 IN.
For st. Louis, s10:40 a m sll;25 pm.
For Louisville. sl0:40 q m, IL: rs D m.
For Parkersburg, sl0:40 a m, t8:00 O m, s4:bs
For Belpre, $500, 10:40, 2.c0, 4:55, 11:25
m, 1900 p m, h11:25 D m.
For Chfllfcothe, sl0:40 q m, s11:25 D m. 1890
N, t285 p m.
For New York, s4:55 p m, s,l:2Spm.
sDaily. tExcept Sunday.
For detail Information regarding rates
time on connecting lines, sleeping, parlor cara
ETC., address
G. N. PAYNE, Ticket Agent, B. & o. 8. W
Ry., Marietta, o., or
9. b. WARFEL, Assistant General Passenger
Agent. Cincinnati. Ohio. II
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22
/. we cannot by law fix the value .

1--we cannot by law fix the value of
either metal or coin or of any of the
articles that enter into the wants of
life. The great law of demand and sup
ply affects the value as it does iron,
copper or zinc. All have fallen in mar
ket value by means of new discoveries
and improved methods Of production
Senator Sherman.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22
SOUTH BOUND.

Trains run daily except Sunday. Close con
nections for all points north and west.
For farther Information call on or address G
PAYNE. Ticke Agent, Union Depot, Mari.
eta, o. -.
III. C. VINCENT, G. p st. A.
t. ID. DALE. Receiver,
W. M. MORSE. Superintendent,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22

Look for the Boys too, we can fit
them out with a great variety Of sea-
= uNn'e suits, pants. caps, hats, etc. at
d Z reat saving in prices.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-22

fStop on Signal.
=, AL ~ trains Daily except Sunday.
~ W. fAdE, J.C. TAYLOR,
". r. q Il. A. Supt. Trans
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12

Also agents for the Cele-
brated Cleveland Bicycle
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12
An object Lesson in Bee culture.

A great number of bees swarmed yes
terday afternoon at the corner of Second
and Washington streets, and the air was
filed with them. Mr.. Geo. Rowland
secured a cowbelI and, vigorously ring
ing it, they began settling in the arc
light reflector in the center of the street,
about thirty feet from the ground. A
large crowd gathered to watch results
In a few minutes the last bee had set
tied within the reflector and in large
punches hung downward from the cir
cular edge. This was the most conven-
lent place possible for the men who cor
rallied them, for the light could be
lowered to the ground, like it.was made
alone for the purpose of gathering bees.
A hive was sent for and two men, COW
cred with cloths and wearing gloves,
commenced transferring the bees from
the reflector to the hive. It was accom-
plished in a very short time, and the
object lesson in bec culture was COM
plete to the hundreds of people who had
gathered to the center OF attraction.
Mr.. Rowland. who rang the bell,
afterwards explained his reason for do
ing so. He said the noise was to drown
the song of the queen bee, who was the
commander in chief of the whole bee
army, and with her talk silenced by tbs
cowbelI, the hosts were demoralized and
would settle in one spot for a council o.
war. The, queen would not leave the
colony, and she could not lead it, hence
they could all be captured.G
Mr.. Nielsen and Mr.. Norman gath
cred the bees into . hive. which wal
taken to Mr.. Nielsen g house.
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responded, promising, if elected; to es-
tablish a sinking fund for the payment
as fast as possible of the city's bonded
debt. AT the conclusion of his speech
he was honoled with.tremendous cheers.
Nominations for city treasurer being in
order, Mr.. S. B. Adams placed in nomina-
ton Mr.. G. ]. Crandall, the present
treasurer, urging as reason for his re-
election that the salary attached to the
Office contributed to the, support OF a
worthy woman, the widow of former
city treasurer, much esteemed by our
townemen.
8 Mr.. Fred w. Wilson arose to place in
nomination Mr.. John Hampshire. The
speech was an honest tribute to the
sterling worth and manly qualities of
Mr.. Hampshire, who has grown up
with US from childhood andsis univers-
ally esteemed, The, conyention was re-
minded of another widow who depends
for her support upon the earnings OF
her son, who has thus far conducted
that responsibility in a manner that has
won for him universal confidence and
respect.
The ballot being taken, q very
close race was developed, Mr.. Crandall
winning by only II votes. The result
stood Crandail l4o, Hampshire 129.
An amended motion was then carried
that ward meetings be held Friday night
for the selection of councilmen and
water commissioners. first ward at coun-
Gil chambers, second ward at county
court rooms third ward at theecircuit
court room.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12

Indian, at jump, stands out as a full
1edged goldbug, says the Albany Demo
crat.
Mr.. Frank Gable was attacked Tues
day at Wapinitia by sheepherder
whom he had discharged. The herder
beat him over the head with revolver
from behind while Gable was seated in
chair figuring up his wages, according
to the best reports obtainable.
A certain family in the city determin-
ed to dispose OF their cat about week
ago, of which they had tired. 1t had
been in the family long time and they
hired an expressman to put it in a sack
with a rock and throw it in the river,
and the expressman did so. What was
the surprise of the family yesterday
when the cat came back and commenced
licking her paws under the stove hearth.
The expressman was seen, who assured
them he had followed out the program
to the letter. He said, however, there
was small hole in the sack. which he
regarded as Insignificant, and the cat
must have escaped from this hole, which
might have been made much larger by
the rock when it struck the water. The
family now think the cat has earned its
life and will keep it.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12
TAE MASS MEETING.
Frank Menefee for Mayor and O.. j.
Crandal1 for Treasurer.

A large number of citizens assembled
at the court house last evening to place
in nomination the peoples choice for
mayor and city treasurer. The meeting
was called to order By Mayor Menefee
and nominations for chairman were de-
clared in order. Robert Mays was the
choice of the convention, who was cent
for and soon after appeared. He stated
the object of the meeting, and recog-
nized motion by Fred w. Wilson for
the election of R. II. Lonsdale for secre-
tary by acclamation. In like manner ].
L. Story was nominated assistant secre-
tary by acclamation, on motion of J. II.
Jackson.
The chair then appointed two tellers,
G. E. Bayard and Ben. Wilson.
Nominations for mayor being declared
in order Attorney J. L. Story rose to
nominate Mr.. S. B. Adams. In his
nominating speech, Mr.. Story said he
was placing in nomination man every
body knew. who had engineered the
finances of the school district and
brought it out of debt. and who would.
if elected, do the same for the city.
Attorney w. 81. Wilson next. placed In
nomination Mr.. Frank Menefee, the
present incumbent, as man who had
been tried and not found wanting. cat
time OF this kind" eaid Mr.. Wilson,
sit was but proper to take brief glance
at the record of past events. The legis-
lature of 1895 passed an amended charter
bill for Dalles city, increasing the num-
Der of wards, and providing for the cleo
tion of more councilmen, also for ap-
pointment by the mayor of the recorder
and marshal, also for bonding the city
! indebtedness, and thereafter running
the city on cash basis, Soon after, the
city was called upon to mourn the death
of the then mayor, Mr.. G.. v. Bolton, q
man who was loved and respected by all
who knew him. 1t deyolved upon the
council to choose mayor and their de-
cision rested upon Frank Menefee,
(Cheers.l This choice was ratified al
the next election which followed, and
Mr.. Menefee was elected mayor by the
votes of the people, Up to this time the
city expenses had been very heavy
more than the revenue received, and ths
total debt of the city had been. estimated
at $57 900. Under the provisions of tn,
charter this debt was bonded. The in
terest upon it was So 400 q year or nearl,
$500 month. The expenses for thu
fiscal year ending June 30. 1895, hac
averaged $1,000 month. Under th,
administration OF Mayor Menefee an,
the equally efficient councilmen, thi
enormous expense.of $4,000 year ha
been cut down to Sc 900, which has beel
met, besides the interest on the. bonde'
indebtedness. Not. only haseyery dolIa
of xpensesIand interesE bean paid, bu
there is now in the tressury 81. 900 il
cash, and when next months licenses
wh9eh win be due, are paid. the fund o.
hand will be swelled to $6.50o."
Without further argument the poll
were opened, resulting in q vote of 10
! for Menefee to 108 for Adams. Tn
mayor was called upon for speech an
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12
PERsoNAL MENEIoN.

Mr.. R. F. Gibbons: took the afternoon
local for Portland. .
Mrs. Grace johnson returned to As.
toria this morning on the Regulator.
Mrs. Hardy and her daughter, who
has been visiting her, took the afternoon
train for latter's home in San Francisco.
Mr., Chas. Joles, who has been visit
ing in the city about week, returned
home to Tacoma today.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12
WAYsIDE eLEANINos.
Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.

stPast Redemption
At the New Vogt tonight.
The river is on stand at 37.2
Forecast Probable thunder showers
onight; warmer tomorrow.
The commencement exercises of st.
Mary's academy ta ke place on the 25th
of June.
Elder ]. w. Jenkins will preach at
DufuI Saturday evening and Sunday
morning and evening.
Ward meetings tonight at the council
chambers and courthouse for election of
councilmen and water commissioners.
The express company at The Dalles
has shipped up to date 1875 pounds of
strawberries to Montana and Portland.
A chance for the ladies to head off
hard times, as Mrs. Phillips will cut 25
cents on the dollar of all sales of mil
linery. ju12-2d2w
A geat number of tickets for the play
tonight have been sold, and large
house will greet the production of "Past
Redemption"
The ball last night was fairly well
patronized, considering ethe season and
the mass meeting at the courthouse.
The boys made expenses and are sat
lsfed.
Antelope and Goldendale are going to
celebrate the Fourth of July, and both
will have ball games. Antelope will
play against Fossil nine, and Golden
dale and Wasco teams win cross bats.
The ward meetings tonight will con-
sumo only few minutes of time, and as
the curtain for Past Redemption will
not rise until after 8 80, no citizen de-
string to witness this great play need be
denied. the privilege.
The editor of THE CHRONICLE has re-
ceived an invitation to attend the twen-
tieth annual commepceheet exercises ol
the university of Oregon. Miss Anna
NJ. Roberts, of The Dsiles Is a member Of
the graduating class.
Hosea Brown, of Wilderville, Joseph.
inc county, the oldest pensioner in the
United States, being 104 years of age, il
reported to be failing rapidly. Hii
death Is expected at any time. He wa.
resident of Lane county for a numbel
of years.
Mr.. e. G. Smith broke the bowling
record last night by a score of So. Pre-
vious to this Harry Fredden held th,
belt with a score to his credit of 5
points. The impression is that it vii
be long time before Mr.. Smiths recors
is smashed. IS ss,.si
The Corvallis Times says -l06tas asilet
Indians all voted for T. h. Tongue 70
congressman, and to this fact his cleo
tion is due. There were 121 votes il
Hiletz precinct, Lincoln county, 10e In
dians and 10 whites. Thus Lo, the poo
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12
MARRIED.

; At the residence of J. w. Jenkins,
in this city yesterday, Mr.. Elwin T.
Hubbard and Miss Lillian M. Richard
con of Hood River, j. w. Jenkins Off
eating.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-12

wanted-Ex perienced girl for general
housework in small family. jli-3t
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Riv9F ReaslIdgs.

Umatilla, %; on a stand.
Wenatche, S2.5; rise of i
Lewiston, 1876; fall of 3
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Wanted, girl to do housework and
Inquire at this Office. jn11-4t+
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Here is a bargain that Ladies ought
not to overlook, as the reduction is made
of the finest line of Waists ever brought
to the city. Our regular
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16
(U A ".
Stefan BusSczysaski.
(Ciag dalszy).

NO't6 N
Moe kto bedzie utrzymywal, ze TAXI
czfowiek, kt6ry ME ohce poswieoic
mniej waanyoh rzeozy, ME zdolny do
wiekszyoh ofar? Owszem, niejeden
Poswieoi wiele ola tego, 90 ukoohal.
Seroe ludzkie, to otohah. Ma pewne
dziwaotwa SLOW ME ma dosyc, ably je
nazwac. Wreszoie ME idzie zawsze O
ofiary ale o uslugi krajowi, o pomoo.
Dlatego stsralem sic okazsc wyaej, ze
kiasa' ktora zadowolniona jest z obeo.
nego stanu rzeczy, jest nadzwyozajnie
liozna, ma ogromne znaozenie i wp{y-
Wy spoleczehstwie, mole zatem re-
formom politycznym ozynny stawic
oP6r, jezeli poszanowana i wciagnieta
ME bedzie do robot, majacyoh konie.
czne zmiany ma celu. Neutralizowa6
j., jest to rowniez zle s}uzy6 powsze.
ohnej sprawie; zmienia6 js W nieprzy-
jaoielski ob6z, jest to dobrowolnie szko-
dzic p~ostepowi. Wszystkie niemal
kraje EuroPy 50 W tax ~wyjatkowem
posozeniu, IL choaO wyjsc Z tego labi.
ryntu, potrzebs konieoznie stosowa6 sic
do o~kolioznosci ! uzywac praktycznysh
srodkow. q lob pomoos jedyuie mote
I ozssem nastspic radykalny pre- wrot.
reforma powszechna.
To Same da sic p~owiedzie6 o arysso.
kraoji pienieznej. Cay mozna przysta
pic do waznych polityoznyoh przemian
beg Pieniedry? Okrzyki zatem przeoiv
k~spitalistom ! ~bogaozom 50 niedorze.
cznosois. A W kasdej prawie rewolucii
ma wszystkich pseudoliberalnych kon.
grcsach duoh stronnictw povtarza "a
same giupstwal
ssowem, Procz innyoh pr.yczyn, led.
nym Z najgsowniejszyoh powodow ME.
Powod1enis rewoluoyjnyoh prredsie-
wziec byso usunieois pewnyoh kIas spo.
i~eozehstws, bsdz prsez upr.edzenie
niosem nieusprawiedliwions nienavisd.
bsdz Przsz zsmiar po.bswienia ich ME.
ksoryoh kor.ysoi slbo pr.yjsmnosoi, ME
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16
z kraju i o kraju.

Wiedzac, ze czytelnicy ,,Zgo-
dy" pragna uslyszec CO sic die.
je W kraju, postanowilismy cd
czasu do czasu wiazanke wiado.
mosci ciekawych i interesujacych
opracowac i W pismie naszem
zamiescic.
Donosza z Warszawy, re pro-
cesy polityczne, rewizye i Fanny
kama ludzi W cytadeli 50 ma
porzadku dziennym. Pomiedzy
innymi pad} oiara zbirow, jeden
z najwybitniejszych MEOW ma
polu naszego pismiennictwa:
Piotr Chmielewski.
Pred 15-tu laty Rad zapro.
ponowal mu katedre literatury
polskiej ma uniwersytecie war.
szawskim, lecz z tenn zadaniem,
ably wykiadaf pc rosyjsku. Te'
mu upar} sic Chmielewski sta
nowczo i posady ME dosta}.
Ia co 60 teraz aresztowano
W w~iezieniu osadzono? u pew
noscia wazny pow6d ME zmusil
aandarm6w do aresztowapia teoo
czlowieka, kt6ry lyle wydaje re
siebie ma polu piracy naukowej j
literackiej, ze do conspiracy
czasu mice ME moze. Ot6z glu.
piemu zandarmowi wolno samo.
wolnie aresztowac takiego czlo.
wieka, kt6ry jest W ciezkiem
STADIUM choroby piersiowej, !
zamkniety W wilgotnych murach
zycie swe zako6czyc moze.
Dokonano tez rewizyi ma pen.
syi PAM Sowi6skiej, z tego pc.
wodu, IL u panny K, kt6ra mic.
Ska u p. S. znaleziono broszury
nielegalne. Aresztowano wiec
obie kobiety. Zrobiono to pew.
no z tego powodu, ably doprowa
dzic do zamkniecia pensyi; pro.
gramem rzsdu bowiem jest "a.
mykac szkoly prywatne. Mie.
szkahcy stolicy ~naszej So jednak
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

otrzaskani z dzialaniem tamtej.
szej zandarmeryi, kt6ra nieraz
jest panem zycia i smierci spo.
kojnych obywateli. Walka to.
czy sic dalej-ajakie owoce PREY.
nosi wykazemy nastepnie - i
tudziez udowodnimy, re nasi u.
godowcy ME ciesza sic zadnym
rezultatem swej polityki.
w katedrze lubelskiej dnia %
maja gromadka ch}opc6w PREY.
~gotowywala sic do spowiedzi
pierwszej pod kierunkiem ks.
Sfoneckiego. Chlopcy spostrze-
gil jakies kartki, popodnosili je
i zaczsli czytac, lub tez pozabie-
rail- z SODA. . Byly to odezwy
przedkoronacyjne, kt6re wzywa-
iy ludnosc uboga i uczni6w
szk63, ably powstrzymali sic cd
uciech i uczt przez w}adze prey.
gotowanych. U jednego z chic
pow policya przylapa@a o.
dezwe i natychmiast zaareszto.
wano 26 ch}opc6w i poddano ich
surowemu badaniu. Me mogac
wydobyc odpowiedzi, policya
wziela sic do wymuszania re.
zna6 r6zgami, udzielanemi "
obec rodzic6w.
80. KS. Szudzi1ski z Vito.
szyc, W Poznahskiem, stall sic o.
becnie osoba wielce znienawi-
dzona przez t. z. hekatyst6w,
kt6rzy W MIN vida zbrodnia.
RIA j niebezpiecznego ola rzeszy
niemieckiej cziowieka 1 co
zrobil ks. Szudzinski2 Ot6z "a.
powiedzia} on dzieciom W szkole
zeby pacierza pc niemiecku ME
m6wily aeby ludzi pozdrawialy
polskiem: ,,Niech bedzie pc.
chwalony Jezus Chrystus'' - a
ME niemieckiem Got SCI gelobk,
Arcybiskup Stablewski pu.
blicznie wyrazi} sic o potrzebie
wsp6ldziaiania duchowie1stwa z
rzadem. Uwaaais tee W Poznah.
skiem, ze wykiad religii W W je-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

diva ola ruchu ludowego. No.
wa Reto'naa pisze, Re ksiadz Sto-
doszed} do punktu z
kt6rego niema drogi naprz6d
wiodscej, rudzi mt wiec, zeby
sic cofna} p6ki czas. Ale, zdaje
sic, Re on cofnac sic juz ME moae,
i must isc dalej, chociaaby przez
manowce j bezdroza. Bo chociaz
stahczycy swieccy wybaczyliby
mu zapewne stare grzechy, VIA.
dza koscielna uczynie tego ME
moze, gdys rozbilaby wszelka
karnosc i ks. Stojalowski znalazl
by rych}o wielu nasladowc6w
Zreszta wyg6rowana milost VIA
sna i pr6znose, dochodzaca dc
obfsdu, kt6remi objasnic mozns
wszystkie wichrzenia jegoi zwro
ty W przekonaniach, ME pozwo.
Ia mt upokorzyc sic pred czy.
powaga. Ten czlowiek
niezwykle energiczny i zdolny, 9
nawet, przyznac trzeba. W pre-
szlosci bardzo zasluzony, zmar
nowa} sic W walce zacietej, W
kt6rej ami on, ami przeciwnicy W
srodkach ME przebierali. Ale
jakkolwiek rola jego, jake wo
dza i pzedstawiciela ludu, jest
juz bodaj sko6czons, STAG sic on
moze bardziej niebezpiecznym,
niz byl d~otychczas, jake wi.
chrzyciel polityczny i religijny.
w tel novel roll zyskal juz
pochwaly Hatyczanina, kt6ry sic
cieszy, Re W ks. Stojafowskim o,
dezwala sic wreszcie ,,russka''
krew.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

sta'oicieli. CT, co pojada : siem mn.
sSych' co 'cystqpiq, jake przedstascicis.
le szlachty, miaa i ,csoscfo6.
sf'0d polskiego, ME So ,cyJrani prses
"drod, ale przeS 'ctadse'' i emipraov.
Poiska protestujs przeoiwko temu, adv
wyznaozeni pr.ez gubernator6w dele.
gaci' jakotea rochotnioy" ogladania ps.
~ oarskiej podczas k~oronaoyi " Mo.
'kwie. mogli bye uwaaani "a pr.edst..
wioieli narodu naszego.
Nar6d Polski ME wysyla1 nikoeo do
'siadania hosdu carowi. My, Polaoy,
cd wicklow bedaO narodem republik.6.
'kim' wstret ozujemy do despot6w
ozo pred mimi ME ohylimy.
Emigrscyi ME pr.ejedna car ami o.
ohiaPami Task, ami nawet dopus.oze.
MEM do pr.yzwoitego stolu, NADIA
MEM nawet konstytuoyi ME moglaby
sic q .adowolnic, wychodztwo DO.
wiem jest s~Padkobieros tyoh ideasow
woloosOiowyoh i s~posecznyoh. W imie
ktoryoh krew przelewali nasi dziadko.
vie l ojcowie. 1 emigraoys z Z. 63.go
i najmsodsza popowstaniowa ME
weJdzie W Aadne kompromisy, ME u.
ohyli swej giowy pred oaratem, ME
zfozy Przysiegi wiernopoddahozej, -
wroci do Polski ale wtedy. kiedy ma re.
garze d~zisjowym wybije godzina waikiki
ostatecznej z dyspotyzmem i uoiskiem
Polityczno-spoaecznym.
Ublizajaoe wyraaenia, stosowane do
tyoh, ktorzy 33 lata temu ohwyoili "a
brOh W obronie Ojczyzny, pomawianie
uozestnik6w ostatniego powstania o
".abojstwa, zneoania sic, grabieze i
podPalenia", ME uznawanie w~alc.soych
o wolnosc narodu swego "a strone wo.
jujaOa' Pietnowanie czyn6w wojsnnyoh
nazwami przestepstw kryminalnyoh, -
bedzie bodzoem ola tych, 90 peinili
sfusbe wojskowa W T. SO i'm i ioh ma.
stePo6w, 90 wyemigrowali z PoIski DO
powstaniu, ably Z wiekszym j~eszcze wy.
'iakiem rozwijac polska mysl rewolu.
oyjna i dalej P~rowadzic Wake nieusta.
Jaca. Polityczne wyohod.two polskie
ME zsosy oresa, p6ki ME wywalozy vol.
nej wsrod wolnych ludlow Polski!
Mech ayja wolne Judy!
Mech zyje Polska!
GENEVA, d. 8 ozerwca 1895 T.
Wydzial Wyk. Wv. Wyoh. Polskiego;
Zygmunt Aifko,cskii, prezes,
Stdnista" Rosmihski, sekretarz,
HpoM Tch6rzerski, skarbnik,
Kdrol Siestie,
Wfddystau Bandurski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

"yPrawy krzyzowej "a oo?....
Me bawmy sic " oiuoiubabke i ME
gohmy cieni6w -m6wmy otwaroie...
zwis1ek narodowy jest jsdyn. misty
tuoys Polska W A~merycs, kt6ra potra6
IA okoio siebie zgrupowa6 wieks.a ia
LANCE rodak6w obeOnie wiso jake
n~sJliozniejsza, najsilniejs.a materyaluie
i tohnaoa duohem narodowym, wywisra
dOso powaany wplyw ma pewns ko3a
tutej'.ej emgraoyi i .ajmuje impouu.
]aoe stanowisko wobec calej Polonii.
Niezwykly wzrost i pow.g. Zwia..
ku' ME podobaly sic tw6room Zjedno-
ozenia Katoliokiego i Uni, kt6rs bed.c
'tworzone W oelaoh autokratyoznyoh
utr.ymac sic ME mogly - DO. jedna .
niOh chyli sic ku up.dkowi IA druga
ju. ME istnieje. w tyoh samyoh wi.
dokaoh zawis.ana nLiga Polska" "
Chicago, ulegsa podobnemu losowi.
Ws1ystkie te organizaoye ME d.iala.
~ interesie kosciola, ~polskosoi, o.
swiaty, ale Ola dogodzenia wyg6rowa.
mel ambioyi w~iasnej - pewnyoh am
bitnyoh osobistosoi; bowiem. daaao pod
zaudnymi po.orami do .jednoczenia GA.
fej Polonii amerykahskisj, da.yly tylko
do skrepowania jej pasem ultra konser.
watywnego kierunku, ably pc tenn lat.
wiej byfo dsier.yc mad mia wladze
tr.ssd j. wsdle swego upodobania.
Te ws1ystkie mi'e zakusy rozbily sic
- instykt zaOhowawszy ludu, ktore.
mu do zywego dogryz}a niswola.
Leoz rzecz szczeg6lna! Kiedy tam
te try organizaoye pod protekoya po-
teanyoh opiekunow i pr.y oassj ioh u
a~ilnosci rozwinac sic ME mogiy --Zwi..
EEK s~ierota, p~ozostawiony przez
swych rodzio6w wlasnemu losowi -
wzmaga sic o wiasnsj sile, rosnie....
poteaniejs!.... Coz to Ia przyczyna
tego szo.sgolnego .jawiskaP.. Otto
jedynie ia tylko: ae Zwiazek stana} ma
gruncie narodowym, a lud przybyly tn.
tai Z kraju, pc letargioznem odretwie.
niu W jakiem byi utrzymywany przez
diugie wieki, budzi sic z uspienia, oo.y
pr1eciera - iaozy sic Z tymi, kt6rzy
odPowiadaja obeonemu n~astrojowi jego
duoha.
Taxa reakoya dodatnia powstajaca "
umysle ludu, ME szkodzi kosoiolowi,
DO lud ten jest gleboko religijnym, ale
psuje plany tyoh, ktorzy go choieli
zamknac W ogrodzeniu parafialnego
kosoioaa j uozynic slepem nsr.sdziem
Pos&usznem swej wolf.