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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
PRINTERS AT THE SPRINGS.
Annual Meeting of tn. international Typo
graphical Union.

Annual Meeting of tn. international Typo
graphical Union.
Denver. Oct. IA special from Colo
RADIO Springs to the Post says:
Under the shadow of the Childs-Drexel
Home for union printers-.he greatest
monument to the benefits of trades-union-
ism vet reared in this coun;ry--delegates
to the forty-third session of the lntcrna-
tional Typographical Union assembled
this morning. Every state and territory
of the union and most of the provinces
of the dominion were represented by the
delegates, and who were an unusually In
telligent and substantial looking body of
workers. President w. B. Prescott, of
indianapolis, presided, and after ad-
dresses of welcome had been made and
responded to he proceeded to deliver his
annual address. Some portions Of this
have already been published. In addi-
ton the president said. among other
things, that il a greater and more liberal
system of organization had been adopted
ten years ago. the present convention
would have represented 5000 wage
workers, and would have had on hand a
balance Of over one million dollars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
BRYAN TAKES BREATH.
Rests mt St Paul Ovrr sunday and IL Joined
by Mrs bryan.

Rests mt st Paul Ovrr Sunday and IL Joined
by Mrs. bryan.
st. Paul, Minn.. Oct. 11.-ThIs was
the usual Sunday of rest for william
J. Bryan. In the morning. In company
with Mrs. Brynn,who Joined the party
to-day. he attended the services at the
Central Presbyterian church and list
ened to n sermon by Rev. l.. W. Beattle
of Mankato. This afternoon the candi-
date kept close to his room and rested.
He had few callers. among them be-
ing Ignatius Donnelly, Senator w. c.
Squires of Washington, Senator Till
man OF South Carolina and C. A.
Towne. the Silver Republican and
Democratic nominee for Congress In
the Duluth district.
Tomorrow there will be no speaking
by the nominee until In the evening.
when he will address three audiences
in Minneapolis. Tuesday morning he
will take the train for Duluth. The
special car which caught the party here
last night will be under the charge Of
National Committeeman Campau of
Michigan. w. S. Cantrell of Illinois,
who has been with Mr.. Bryan since he
left Chicago, left for home tonight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
storm on tho Atlantic Coast.

Lewis. Del, Oct. 11.-At daybreak
this morning the American schooner
Luther A. Roby, from Shivcrie. Nova
Scotia, for Philadelphia, with cargo
of plaster. struck near the point of
Cane Henlopen while a terrible north
east gale was prevailing. The force
of the sea was so great that the YES
sci was pounded to pieces on the sand
before the life saving men could get
n line to her. Three of the crew lost
their lives and five We're rescued af-
ter an awful experience with the ele-
ments.
A seve.e e northeasterly gale is raging
along the Atlantic coast tonight, ac-
companied by rain. About forty YES
seF are anchored inside the Delaware
breakwater. Some of them are drag
ging dangerously near the bar. and
there is every pr ,spect that unless the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
A NEW MOVE.
Icady,Me Miners Call out EnElnee's a"'
Pumpmen, hut with Little Result.

y,.tv,ue Miners Call out Engineers Anu
Pumpmen, hut with Little Result.
I.eodyille, Oct. 12-Saturday the
Miners Union called out the engineers
fremen and pumpmen at work In the
mines.
Official notices were served at the
Nohola. the Emme.. the Marion. the
bison. the Chip the Resurrection ana
the Little Johnny mines. AS Is well
known. there are two organizations OF
engineers, firemen and pumpmen in
the camp. and as far rs can be learned
The local brotherhoods which do no be-
long to the Western Federation OF
Miners have refused to take u hand in
the strike. and from what can be learn
cd most of its members. If not all OF
them. will remain at their posts. The
men Mt the properties mentioned above
with the exception of the 1beX. are
nearly all members of the local union
and they all refused to pay any atten-
tion TO the notice and are still at their
posts and expect to remain there. Eight
of the men at the Ibex property were
members of the Federation and they
walked out at noon. but their places
were Mt once filled by other men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
THE GOLD IN ALASKA.
Experts Report Finding Big LcdEes-Minr.
Will Be Opened.

Experts Report Finding Big LcdEes-Minc-
Will Be Opened.
San Francisco. Oct. 12.-Among the
passengers OH the steamer Bertha. which
arrived yesterday from Alaska. were j..
f. Spur, II. b. Goodrich and f. c.
Schrader. of the United States geological
survey. They were sent by the depart
ment to Alaska last spring TO make a re-
port of the prospects of quartz mining
in that region. They spent the entire
summer in pursuing their Investigations
and observations.
They have satisfied themselves. they
say, that the prospects Of profitable
quartz mining In Alaska are very good.
and will make report to that effect.
There is big ledge running north
west and southeast through the country
similar to the mother lode, in California
and they expect to see many big mines
opened on the ledge before many years
have passed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
Peanut Politics.

Plutocratic papers have been trying
to make thunder out of the subscrip-
ton prices published in the Mexican
Herald. 1t delivers by carrier in the
city for $12, by mail in the country $40,
to Central American States S12, and to
the United States 81. AS is stated by
the goldbug papers, they send the pa
per to the United States and pay the
postage for 81. because the money of
the United States is equivalent to gold.
That is exactly what reformers don't
want-low prices. Everybody knows
that gold standard paraly=es prices.
High prices for everything always
makes money plenty and times good
Come again, plutocracy.-St. Louis
Evening Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

The New York Sun, while protesting
to believe there is no possibility of
Bryan's election. advises its readers.
nevertheless. to protect themselves
against all chance of loss from the sue
cess of the free silver craze by invest
ing their surplus money in lands and
other forms of good property, and to
borrow more money to invest in the
same way. This comedies the very
point for which bimetallists have SO
strongly contended. that the opening
of the nints to silver would cause
money now boarded to seek investment
and increase the value of all forms of
good property, and especially of real,
estate, which is now so greatly De-
pressed,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

A few years ago James Dixon took
Pauline Descellis of Highland, ILL.,. to
st. Louis, where they were to be mar
ried The first thing they did was to
register at hotel as man and wife.
and few hours later the young woman
was refused license to marry because
she was a trIfie under statutory age. A
few months later when Pauline became
old enough to wed she was shocked to
learn that her Jimmy had not only
changed his mind but had disappeared
as we'll, and nav she is seek
ing the arrest of the man who
would have married her but
for the laws restrictions. Thus 1t Is
that strict enforcement Of the law
sometimes causes untold misery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
Mrs. Castle Examinod.

London. Oct. 12.-For purposes of ev-
idence the government mental expert
DR. savage. has examined Mrs. Castle,
the American lady who, with her nus
hand. w. NJ. Castle of San Francisco,
&c confined in Holloway jail awaiting
examination In the police court to-mor-
row upon charge of stealing a num-
ber of valuable furs. The result OIL the
examination is not made public, but IL
Mrs. Castle is committed for trial eX-
MORT evidence in her favor will be OBJ
tnined from San Francisco.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

An Ashland. Wis, correspondent Of
a Chicago paper calls attention to the
remarkable fact that several Of the very
disastrous forest fires Of Wisconsin
have occurred on July 81. He specifies
some instances in support Of his propo-
sition that it has been a fatal date for
that part of the country. but unfor-
tunately for his logic. the facts are not
all as he states them. Many o fine
theory can be spun out of manufac-
tured facts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

an Italian woman in New York has
illustrated the peculiar vindictiveness
of her race in recent stabbing scrape
that took place in the big metropolis.
Feeling herself to be insulted by man
she told her lover of the occurrence
and they went to hunt up the man.
When they found him the woman slip
pei up behind him and grasped him.
pinioning his arms to his side and held
him firmly in this position while her
companion stabbed him several times
in the front part of his body.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

Aubrey Beardsley has at best but a
short time to live. A friend who saw
him recently says that the artist is
in a hopeless condition and that the
treacherous disease, consumption. from
which he is suffering. will soon put an
end to his career. Beardsley is only "a
years of age, but by his peculiar meth
DDS he has gained worldwide fame as
an artist. 1t is probable that the death
of Beardsley would be u crushing blow
to the decadent school In England.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

A ghastly case of cruelty to animals
has been brought to light in Norris
town, n. ]. A coachman named Wood
wished his employer to get new and
better pair of horses than those he had.
In which deal he was to get a handsome
rake-otf. His employer refused, where
upon Woods mutilated the horses in a
horrible manner with view to making
them useless and thus forcing the pur-
chase of a new pair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

A man named Claude B. Lassalle has
been arrested in New York for passing
forged checks and the police claim
that they have in him the most expert
and dangerous forger in the United
States. While none Of his forgeries
have exceeded S100 or $3.50, yet ne Is
said to have made over $3.50, 900 by this
illegitimate "businees." In his posses
sion were found blank checks on all the
large banks OF the country and BOOK
containing cut and pasted down sigma
lures Of large merchants and prominent
professional men in the various citiea
on whose banks he had checks
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

A remarkable surgical operation has
been successfully accomplished at the
city hospital of Newark, N. j., on the
person of a laborer named Arthur Har-
rs, whose skull was SO badly fractured
by a fall that large portion of the
brain protruded. This was replaced by
the surgeons, the broken bone removed
and silver plate inserted, and Mr.
Harris upon recovering consciousness
did not at all realize that possibly his
brain was in different place in his
skull than heretofore. He is recover
ing rapidly, moreover.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
street and nothing Is good enough for
them" Great cheeringD
FOREIGN CAPITAL.
The Amount Invested In tho Unitsd
States.

The Amount Invested In tho Unitsd
States.
We have time and again warned the
American people that Great Britain is
rapidly becoming master of this coun-
try through loans and purchases. but
the pepole seem to ignore the fact be-
cause the old political parties that hold
them In thrall ignore 1t. But 1t Is
serious question for Americans never
theless, and we scofr and deride the
boasted patriotism that can look upon
1t with indifference.
A few weeks ago We published list
of lands held by foreign mobiles and syn
dicatas. which was Of itself enough to
waken even n dying patriotism. We
are now able from recent issue OF the
New York World to give the cash value
Of British holdings in the United
Gtafaa aa follnwa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
CRUISER TALBOT.
numor That tho British Ship Has Found

RulnOr That tnc brh'Hh ohip i''s' A''
cred.
London, Oct. 1.-THE Westminster
Gazette publishes rumor that the
British cruiser Talbot of the Devon
mort station has foundered at sea.
The Talbot is Il new steel cruiser or
5000 tons. 9,G0O horse power, carries
eleven guns and has a speed of nine
teen and half knots
The Talbot sailed FROM Davenport
october for Halifax to relieve the
cruiser Maglciennc on the North Amer
lean and West indies station. Up to a
late hour this afternoon the admiralty
had heard nothing of any mishap to the
Talbot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
1,,her,,. want ola da,onc.

London, Oct. 1O.-The Midland Liber-
al Federation have called meeting
for the purpose of offering the lead
ership of the liberal party to Mr.. Glad
stone and in the event of the refusal
of the ex-premier to assume the Lead
ersbip to renflirm their confidence in
the leadership of Lord Rosebery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

Recent experiments Of the Danish ex-
perimenters in feeding hogs corn or
barley show that while corn gives the
most rapid gain. barley makes much
the best quality of meat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
The World declares. and truly. that
f1pl,rea of sI,ch nm omo,,nt con ,,or,o,,,

The World declares. and truly, that
figures of such an amount can scarcely
be appreciated. 1t is thirty times
greater than the amount ordinarily
in the United States treasury. 1t is
four times as large as the sum total Of
the nations immediate resources as
shown by the official report of the sec
retary of the treasury at the end of
the last fiscal year. At the end of the
civil war the nations debt was $2,773,-
100000. or $40O,0OO.OOO less than what
the British now own in the United
States. To-day, with the national debt
fallen to about $500. 900, 900, the Brit
ish could pay it twice over by taking
out of the American pocket what be-
longs to them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

storm abates there viii other disasters
to shipping In addition TO the loss of
the steamer Ruby. The outward
bound bark Alice lost one anchor and
was dragging In helpless condition
when the tugs Pioneer and Huges
went to her rescue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

The famous stallion. for which Gen.
Coxey paid $4,000 short time before
he organized the Commonweal Army.
was traded the other day in Columbus.
Ohio, for an old plug" and IS Ito
boot" No wonder the general adyo-
Gates better roads.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

A French acrobat claims to be able
to stand squarely upon n platform, leap
into the air. turn three complete somcr-
saults and alight upon his feet. Per-
haps this explains where so many can
didates for office this year have found
precedent for their political gymnas-
tics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

One OF the great dangers in popular
government is the tendency Of officials
TO be too liberal in giving away public
property.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

The man who imagines that people
DO not know when he has been drink
ing ought to take glance in a mir
rcr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

1t would be kindly act II some good
accident insurance company were to
send few circulars to Abdul Hamid
a; this time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

The prophets are all busy prosnosti-
eating on the character Of the coming
winter. They all agree that we will
surely have one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

There are people who seem to i'm.
aglre that there is something witty
,bout grumbling.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

Mankind is SO constructed that 1t
would rather be annoyed by n novelty
than rest content with monotony.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

Wealth is always within reach Of
those who will pay the price in labor
md closeness OF pursuit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15
The Rocky Ford Enterprise
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.

WEere one person will listen to ad
,ice dozen will follow example.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-15

vio,en: contrasts are more often
.idculous than they are effective.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-19
q cafej POlski.

zwracalismy juz W ,,Przegla-
die" uwage ma jednostajnosc ko-
respondencyi z zaboru rosyjskie-
go do pism galicyjskich i pc.
zna1skich. Pomijajac najwaz.
niejsze objawy Aycia, donosza
one wylacznie prawie o przesla-
dowaniach przez Rad rosyiski
Tub o aresztowaniach W sprawach
politycznych. A i tego rodzaju
wiadomosci podaja zwykle bez
o~bjasnie1, kt6re bylyby ciekaw.
see moze, anizeli same fakty.
Pod wrazeniem swiezych via.
domosci o nowych aresztowa-
mach W okolicy Pulaw, sztyga.
row w Dabrowie, student6w
warszawskich i os6b oskarzonych
o rozszerzanie odezw z powodu
rocznicy powieszenia W cytadeli
czterech socyalist6w polskich,
spr6bowa}em obliczyt, ma sic ro-
zumiec, w przyblizeniu, lie tez
ludzi wieziono u "a w ciagu O.
statnich kilkunastu lat. Pc DO.
wstaniu 1868 r. pierwsza wick.
sza sprawl, zaczynajaca szereg
aresztowa1 i proces6w politycz-
nych W zaborze rosyjskim byla
t. wv. sprawl Adama Szyma6.
skiego, znanego dis pisarza, w
1878 r. Sprawl miala charak.
ter patryotyczny, ale W kilka
miesiecy pc uwiezieniu iej u.
czestnikow, znalezli sic r6wniez
W cytadeli pierswi socyalisci pol.
scy. Cd tego czasu, z kr6tka
przerwa w 1888 T., pavilion X"
by1 zawsze prawie pe}ny, a nj
gdy zupe}nie pusty. w ciagu
lat Is, cd marca 1878 r. MONA
liczyc, ze w cytadeli wieziono CO.
rocznie okolo lOO-l5O os6b.
By}y lata, kiedy liczba areszto-
wanych ME dochodziIa nawet
po4owy tel cyfry, ale byfy take
okresy paruletnie, kiedy pre-.
kracza{a ia znacznie. Trzykro.
tnie zdarzy}o sic, re ,,pawilon
n" ME m6g} pomiescic nadsyIa.
nych mu pensyonarzy i Geese ich
musia} ustapic innym wiezie.
MON. Dodac trzeba, re ponies
cic moe ~najwyzej 1OO-11O o.
sob i Re w ciagu roku jednych
wypuszczaja, do innych wiezie6
przenosza lub wywoza, drugich
natychmiast a~resztuja i W celach
osadzaja. lynn sposobem przez
Is lat przesz}o przez cytadele cd
2 do 5000 os6b. Dolaczywszy
do tego aresztowanych "a roma.
tie manifestacye. kt6rych osadzo.
no W wiezieniach zwyczajnych,
dalej uwiezionych ma prowincyi
hub "a sprawy polskie, patryoty.
czne i socyalistyczne, W Whine,
Kijowie, Odessie, Petersburgu,
nawet W Moskwie otrzymujemy
przecietna eyre 300 rocznie, kt6
IA wcale ME bedzie przesadzona.
Rok ubieg}y ME by} wcale wy.
jatkowym, ME urzadzano DO.
wien zadnych jawnych mantle.
stacy, ME wykryli zandarmi "a.
dnej organizacyi tajemnej, SIZE.
roko rozga}ezionej, a jednak w
cytadeli, Pc wywiezieniu W pier.
wszych miesiacach roku kilku.
nastu ludzi, znajdowalo sic W
kwietniu oko}o 20 wiezni6w, w
czerWcu i linen arg sztowano
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-19

f"'Ny0n Prooacn ZJe-
dnania ich, kt6re sic ME udaly,
sejmowa jakby umysl.
ME lekcewazyc i draznic zacze}a
tych poslow, a niekt6re dzienni.
kl wt6rowaiy jej gorliwie. Wspo-
mlnalismy juz o tenn poprzednio
z powodu rozpraw o ustawie 10.
wieckiej. Kiedy przysz}a ma pc.
rzadek dzienny sprawl zatwier.
dzenia wyboru pos}a gorlickiego,
p. Skrzy6skiego, wyboru, uwa-
zanego powszechnie "a naduzy.
Gle krzyczace; kiedy cz}onek wy.
dziaiu krajowego przeczytal spra-
wozdanie z przeprowadzonego
ma miejscu sledztwa, kt6re pomi-
mo widocznych naciaga6 ME
mog1o usprawiedliwic wielu fax
tow; po spokojnej i umiarkowa.
mel przemowie dra Bernadzi-
kowskiego podni6si sic pose}
Bojko i spokojnym, nieco glu.
chym re wzruszenia g}osem wy
rzucac zacza3 wiekszosci, ze
uchwalami swemi przekreslala
wszystkie uzasadnione zadania
ludu.
,,GdybysDy nawet postawili
wniosek odbudowania Polski.
ola tego re cd mas wychodzi, wy
byscie go odrzucili". Pc tych
siowach powsta}a w izbie wrza
wa, posiowie powybiegali z Ia
week ma srodek sail, Bojko zas
niezmieszany oswiadczyl potem,
re stronnictwo ludowe gsosowae
"a uznaniem wyboru ME bedzie.
4 patosem komicznym wysta.
pi{ przeciw Bojce pose} Abraha.
novice i zamiast uspokoit, pod,
burzy} innych posl6w, kt6rzy
znowu burzliwie PROFESSIONAL "a
czeli, a jeden z Mich, krzykna}
nbydle". Ma ten okrzyk obra.
zliwy powstali z }awy swojej po-
s}owie ludowi, a rusin Okuniew.
ski, czerwony z oburzenia, zawo.
laf pc polsku: Panic marsza}-
ku, ME wolno w tel izbie W taxi
spos6b zniewazac posia!". Mar
szafek Badeni, kt6ry bodaj jeden
W ten ~zajsciu zachowal zimna
krew i TAXI w postepowaniu,
trzykrotnie stuknai SLIME laska i
uciszywszy wrzawe, przywola}
do porzadku owego pos1a, kt6-
rym okazal sic dr.. Jordan, profe-
sor wszeehnicy jagiello6skiej.
Charakterystycznem by}o W
tel sprawie zachowanie sic levi.
cy, kt6ra zsolidaryzowala sic do.
browolnie z wiekszoscia, chociaa
Bojko wcale ME zwracal sic do
niej. p. Szczepanowski p}aczli.
wynn glosem, kt6ry w ko6cu mo-
wy przeszedl W t}umione }kanie,
dowodzii, re patryotyzm sejmu
ME moze bye podejrzywanym.
W}asciwie mkt W sail ME pr6bo.
wal nawet zastanowic sic mad
s@owami Bojki, kt6re byly wpra-
wdzie ciezkim zarzutem, ale ME
W tenn z%naczeniu, jake i'm do
wolnie madame. Nawet DIR. Der.
nadzikowski, ME obyty z tego
rodzaju wybuchami oburzenia,
zaczai zapewniac, ze Bojko jest
dobrym patryota, kiedy W slo.
wach j calem postepowaniu tego
posia nawet przeciwnicy ME brak
ale chyba nadmiar patryotyzmu
uUIHzIoH fulHO -o-E
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-19

szych, energiczniejszych, uczciw.
szych, dodalbym nawet, zw}asz.
CA o rzemieslnikach i robotni.
kach, W zawodowej piracy PRO,
dujacych, stanowi strate powaz.
na. Sa to wszystko koszta wal.
XII z uciskiem politycznym, DO
waasciwie nawet procesy socyali.
styczne bee wyjatku do tel kate
goryi ~zaliczyc trzeba, gdyz "a
zwyczaj przedmiotem oskaraeuia
byfy W mich czyny, gdzieindziej,
nawet W Austryi i Prusiech, u
wazane "a legalne i ME karane
wcale, albo tez zaliczane do dro.
bnych wykrocze6. lime zas czy.
ny, nieliczne zreszta, do kt6rych
pojecie przestepstwa polityczne.
go stosowae mona, byly take
wywofane koniecznoscia przeciw-
dziaiania systemowi rzadowemu,
karzacemu wszelka dzia}alnosc
zbiorowa.
Niekt6rzy twierdza, re ia wal.
ka z uciskiem Jest marnowaniem
sit, ktore praca spokojna i legal.
na W najgorszych warunkach
wlecej by zdziaiac mogly. Me
podobna rozstrzygac tel donio-
sfej sprawy W kronice, ocenie
fakt6w biezacych poswieconej,
nadmienis vice tylko, Ae pan.
silva / narody ola cel6w mniej
waznych, ME szeEedza znacznie
~wlekszych nak}ad6w krwi i zy-
cha jednostek i Re O marnowaniu
sit movie ME mona stanowczo
wobec niewatpliwych dowod6w,
Il SHY tie wyrabiaja sic raczej W
tego rodzaju pr6bach.
Zreszta o wy~dajnosci kazdego
nakladu stanowi wartosc korzy.
sci prawdopodobnych, a W da.
nym wypadku korzyscia jest juz
wzrost widoczny swiadomosci
politycznej wsr6d ludu. A i to
podkreslie trzeba, re najgorliwsi
krzewiciele oswiaty ludowej "a.
zwyczaj odbywali sw6j nowicyat
obywatelski W cytadeli lub tylko
szczesliwym zbiegiem okoliczno-
Sci uwolnili sic cd tel PROXY VIE
ziennej.
Nakonlec W sporze o przewa-
sc korzysci lub szk6d, z agitacyi
politycznej wynikajacych, u,
wzglednic nalezy fakt, re jezeli
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~wiszionych do zadnych spisk6w
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mic mp. ksiezy kielickich, ksiezy
unickich ch}op6w, dotychczas
propagandzie prawos1awnej O
pornych, ludzi, kt6rych jedyna
wilma bylo rozpowszechnianie
ksiazek legalnych lub przez cen.
zure rosyjska nieprzepuszczo.
nych, ale bynajmiej nierewolu
cyjnych, urzadzanie odczyt6w ola
robotnik6w i t. d. To So ofary
ucisku p~olitycznego i jezeli ia.
kiej nawet dzia}alnosci wyrzekac
sic nalezy, to wszelka praca pu.
bliczna okaze sic niemozliwa...
Seim galicyjski uko1czy} o.
brady O kilka dni wczesniej, niz
sic sPodziewano, chociaz ma pc.
czatku sesyi skarzyli sic pos}o.
vie, re "a ma}o maja czasu. Co
prawda, za1atwiono tee sprawy,
nawet dosyc wazne, zbyt pospie.
sznie, Tub odraczapo ie do sesv;