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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
JACOB L. GREENE. President,
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR. Vice President.
EDWARD M. BUNCE, Secretary.
DANIEL II. WELLS, Actuary.
JOHN X. STEARNs,
General Agent. Chicago, Ill.
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS

Major Hoyt Sherman, brother of SEN
ator John Sherman, says the incoming
secretary of state favors immediate ac-
ton to protect American citizens in
Cuba, and the sending of a battleship to
Cuba instanter.
All OF the opposition and independent
papers at Madrid display ill-humor
against the United States, and bitterly
crfticise all concessions made on the
part of Spain, especially the pardon of
SanguiIly.
The territorial Legislature of New Mex
leo has passed a bill exempting beet
sugar factories, wooden mills, smelteTs,
refining and reduction works from tax
alton for period Of five years.
The Walter A. Wood Harvester works
are nearly out of debt, the liabilities
haviCg been reduced from 81, ,10O,G 600 to
$275.0O0 by the receiver
Several prominent bimetallists of Lon
don whom Senator Wolcott saw prior
TO his departure from that city are con-
vinced that he did splendid work IN
Europe.
The high-hat question is agitating
Paris theater circles.
Almost the entire village of Safe Har-
Dor, Pa, town of manufacturing i'm
portance during the war, has been sold
for 100000. The purchaser is a syndi-
cate OF capitalists, which proposes to.
erect factories and mills
Robert kreebs the American horse
man undergoing Imprisonment for rae
ing the mare Bethel on the German turf
under the name of Nellie Kneebs, will
probably be included in the list Of par
dCns to be issued by Emperor Wilhelm
March 90.
pardon has been denied by the pres
ident to w. C. Bremerman, sentenced
In Iowa to three years and fine for en-
bezzling postoffice funds.
Tillie Anderson, as usual, won the fe-
male bicycle race at Cleveland. Lizzie
Claw was second.
The Merchants Retail Board Of Trade
mas been organized at New York with
1000 members. Object: To secure leg
isiation for the benefit of the American
manufacturer. merchant. mechanic and
laborer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Said to Have Resigned His
Cuban Post.
INDIGNANT OVER sANeuILLY.
Feels Spain Has Snubbed
Him in the Matter.
Miscellaneous Late News of
the Day by Wire.

New York, March 1.-The Herald 3
Havana special says It 10 learned on
the very highest authority that Gen
Weyler has forwarded his resignation
to the Spanish government. Weyler
Is incensed at being ignored in the
negotiations with the Spanish gov
ernment in the case OF Julio San
gully. 1t 10 reported that Gen.
Ramon Blanco Y. Arenas will sue.
coed Gen. Weyler.
The Three Frssads Properly Attschsd.
Washington, March 1.-The United
States supreme court has reversed
the decision OF the district court of
Florida in the case of the filibuster-
Ing steamer, Three Friends, sustain
ing the contention Of the government
that the vessel was subject to seizure
and confiscation. The court vas
order ed 10 resume the custody of the
steamer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
MUCHOUTOFTUNE
That European Concert We Ar
Hearing About.
COLLECTIVE NOTE NOT YET HEARD

Greece Continues to Play Very Earmenious-
ly the Latest Music to the Eject That
Crete Must BE Hers, II the Deluge Fol.
lows-Opinion at Athens That War II
Certain-RepOrt from London That the
Powers Will Speak Today.
London, March 1.-The Athens corre-
spondent of The Chronicle states that at
a conference of the representatives of
the powers last evening it was decided
to withdraw the collective note inviting
Greece to retire her fleet and troops
from Crete. He learns ON good authori-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Neo6sr One Bundred DolIars Rsvard for spv
case Of catarrh that cannot Be- cured b. Barl.s
Cata1h Cure.
FL. CHENEY q CO., prop... Toledo, o
WetAs undersigned, have known 2. J. Cheney
for the last ls yeass, end believe HIN rsrs.csly
AoaosaSls b sll business transactions snd ansn.
eiaiiy abas b eazry out any os,isat.oa made b.
their I'm
Wssf 3 THuAx. wroiesa,e d ugxists, Toledo. o.
WAlkEH KnxAx 3 AAAvlx. h,lseale Drug
fi0ts, Telsdo, O.
hauS Casanh Cure Il takea intss1ally aeing
dizsctly % Tie blooi and mucous eurssoes a ~
Nsesn- Pdss sc Pr bottle. s,M y I'll drug
glsts. Tessinonlslr, fsxe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Mckinley Getting Ready to Move.

Canton, March 1.-Mem bers of the
Mckinley household are busy III g
morning with final preparations fer
their start to Washington this even.
ing. Major and Mrs. Mckinley are
both in excellent health and spirits.
The family physician examined the
major this morning and afterwsrd
said: "He is o we'll man. There
need be no further apprehension n
about him being physically able to
Stand the duties OF the week"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Charged with a Half Million Steal.

Omaha. Neb. March IA special to
The Bee from Lincoln says: At noon
Saturday a warrant for the arrest Of ex-
Treasurer J. S. BARLEY was sworn out
by Attorney General Smythe and placed
in the hands Of Sheriff Trompen, of Lam
caster county, for service. There are
fourteen counts in the complaint and
summed up they sharge BARLEY with
embe-zling state funds to the aggregate
amount of 1928. BARLEY gave
himself up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
WHAT IS STATED AT LONDON.

Greece To Be Allowed Four Days Now to
Get Out Of Crete.
London, March lit is stated here
that there is good authority for believ-
ing that the result of the conferences
between the representatives Of the great
powers at Constantinople and Athens
will be the presentation of collective
notes to Turkey and Greece today.
Greece will be allowed four days to re-
call her land and sea forces from Crete.
1t is reported from Canea that sew
eral insurgent leaders have sent to Vice
Admiral Canevaro, Of the Italian fleet,
signed declaration that the Cretans
will accept no solution Of the pending
question but political union with Greece.
Fighting continues between the insur-
gents and Mussulmans near Retimo and
elsewhere. At Malata the Turkish
battleship Fuad opened fire upon the
insurgents with shells, and continued
the firing until stopped by order of the
foreign admirals.
A famine is imminent In Gambia and
it is apprehended that the troops there
may pillage the district. Fighting was
in progress at Malata yesterday. The
bashi bazouks lost three killed and five
wounded. The regulars lost eight killed
and five wounded. The Times corre-
spcndent at Canea reports that the in
surgents bitterly denounce British Con-
sui Bileotti as the chief instrument in
embarrassing for many years the at
tempt to liberate Crete. The. Moham-
medans looted the British vice consups
house at Halepa Friday night; yet only
on the previous day he had vehemently
denied any act of incendiarism or loot
ing on tie part of the Moslems.
The Times Constantinople correspon-
dent reports that 1900 troops have al
ready been removed from Asia into
Europe. The railway officials cannot
provide for forwarding these soldiers to-
wards Salonica at the rate of more than
5000 daily. The Constantinople corre
spondent of The Standard says the sui
tan has sent a special envoy to invite
the cooperation Of the Albanians in the
even of an invasion of Greece. Albania
has accepted the proposal, but demands
autonomy under local beys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Admirals Are Prepare ID.

Canea. March 1.-Admirals have
received from the ambassadors OF
their government at Constantine Die.
communication explaining the policy
OF the powers concerning the Cretan
autonomy, and withdrawal of the
Greek forces from the island.
Constantinople. March l. - The
ambassadors have completed the
note to Turkey concerning Crete,
and will telegraph it to their govern
ments. It is understood it will be
presented to the Porte today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
She'd Go Through II.

"How l would love-" said the oldest
and much the heaviest of the Snigsby
girls, "to sit on yonder snowy cloud
and float across the azure empyrean!
Wouldn't it be daring experience to
eide on q cloud?"
"Yes," said young Mr.. Mallow as
he looked at the cloud in question. "buf
I'm sure you'd go through it all right. /"
Plain Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
willouehby. Hin 4 Co. r.,,.-

Chicago. March 1.-The clothing house
OF Willoughby. Hill & Co. has gone into
the hands Of sheriff and its doors are
closed. The total assets are placed at
$lsO.0OO. which include the clothing store
and all Its departments. the Boston Oys-
ter house and the restaurant next door,
known as the Peacock Annex. The lia-
bilities are $19s, s,S59.29.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Bryan Speaks at New York.

New York. March 1.-The Bimetallic
League. OF New York city, rendered an
inforaml luncheon to William Jennings
Bryan at the Hotel Bartholdi Satur-
day afternoon. Covers were laid for
thirty, and the guest Of honor made
brief speech. At night in Carnegie Mu-
sic Hall he delivered a lecture on Free
Coinage" to an audience Of about 1000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
New Base BAH Lengue Ofiicial.

Baltimore, March 1.-The base ball
magnates left Baltimore Saturday night,
to meet in Philadelphia next fall The
board decided to make John B. Day
supervising inspector of umpires and
players" with a salary of $1,000 per
annum. President Mick" Young's SAL
ary was increased to 81, 900 per annum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Beaver Dam. o.. Aug. "a. 1898.

Beaver Dam, O., Aug. q, 1896
Ny daughter. after being treated
6y four doctors, and being givsa up
Tor lost. . neighbor recommended
toley's Kidney Cure. Today she ID
able TO walk several miles without
fatigue. I fesl We would have lost
her II 1t WAS net for your medicine.
Respectfully.
Mas. ]. Il BAILEY.
1n26 ~ n Rahnnn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Springfield, Ills, March 1.-The
special legislative train, carrying 40
memoers Of the legislature, left for
Washington this morning. They 20
to attend the inaugural ceremonies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

The red carnatiou is regarded in
Spain as nh emblem Of despair. There
is tradition in Andalusia that the
flower sprang from the blood Of the Vir-
gin Mary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
She Was Given Up for Lost.

Philadelphia. March 1.-The Danish
steamship DANA. Captain Troengaard,
from Shields, Jan. 2s. which had been
given up for lost with her crew of thirty
men. arrived in the lower delaware
harbor yesterday and signalled that al.
were well
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Cracksmen FAN to Ge. the Cash.

Golden. Ills, March 1-Cracknen
wrecked the private bank of H. H E,n-
mings yesterday morning about )
o'clock. with dynamite. but faile1 to
fcrce the inner vault, containing a large
sum of money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

ty that no date was fixed for the recall.
the instructions of the representatives
of the powers on this point being at va
sented tomorrow The Athens corre-
spcndent of The Chronicle declares that
no communication has been received
from Russia 1t is quite certain that
the Greek army will not be withdrawn.
Macedonian forces will be raised within
a few weeks with a view to possible
contingencies, and if the Turks attempt
to invade Thessaly the Bulgarian gov
ernment is determined to advance its
troops instantly to the AEGEAN sea. The
consuls at Gambia have signed a tele-
gram imploring the powers not to delay
q decision.
Nothing Can Prevent European War.
the Times advices from Canea report
serious news from Gambia Colonel Cor
acas with $4,000 insurgents and three
guns threatens to attack Hierapetra,
where the garrison is ill-supplied with
arms and ammunition and the forts are
weak. 1t is feared that this may seri-
ously complicate the situation. The pub
lie feeling at Athens is that nothing can
prevent the powers from coming to
blows over Crete. The rumor was cir
culated that the English flag alone had
heen hoisted over the fortress of Izzed-
ing. Everybody imediately leaped to
the conclusion that England was trying
to steal march on the other powers
by seizing Suda harbor. 1t seems GER
tain to The Times correspondent that one
OF the great powers is now urging the
sultan to take the offensive Immediate
ly, possibly with the intention of step
ping in to protect Greece in case the
Turks should overrun Thessaly, but
more probably with the Interior design
OF selling Constantinople.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Yokohama. March 1.-The govern.
msnt has decided to adopt the gold
standard at the ratio Of 32A to 1.
It goes into effect In October.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Iowa Elections.

Dss Hoines, March 1.-Municipal
elections are being conducted today
In Cedar Rapids. Ottumws, Sioux
City and Council Bluffs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Condition OF Mrs. Beecher.

Stamford, Conn.,, March 1.-Notwith-
standing that both the attending ply
sicians and the nurses believe that Mrs.
Beecher's vitality wonld have been ex-
hausted days ago, she still retains q
tenacious hold to life. and the attendants
are loath to say anything about her con-
CiitioH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
1--WE Held these Truc.rs'~- HIM.

Perry. o. T., March 1.-The Oklahoma
legislature has passed a school bill
which makes it a crime for white and
cclored children to attend the same
school or in any way participate in
school matters together.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Humors, pimples. boils, are very
annoying. They quickly disappesr
when the blood it purified BY Hoods
Sarssparills-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Elwood. Ind. March 1.-The plate
glass factory at Alexandria burned
with loss OF 500, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Casey. ILL.,. March 1.-Fire in the
business portion Of the town early
this morning did $500, 900 damage,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

70 Cuso . Geld In o. Day.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
iets. All druggists refund the moasy
u Il fails to cure. Is Oenta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Ratio of expenses OF management
to receipts in 1896 96.....,lO55 10 IS per cent
Policies in force Dec. 81, 1896, Co.
AL insurirg rg.......... sl57 I'D .626 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
5Ist Annual Statement
Connecticut Mutual Life IN.
!. suraRce Co,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

DISBURSED IN 1896.
For claims by death and
matured endOwmentS a, sos ,0182 25
Surplus returned to pol
tcy-hOlderS. 1,E4, ,68.6S
LapSed and surrendered
policies. es................ 75e, ,247. 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

BALANCE NET ASSETS Dec. 81 1895, go ,0el 81 81
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

fych. l niechcial kusie onej
mieszka6c6w albowiem vie.
dzial, il wygna6ca przytula
choc nedzni sami i ME zapra
sic prawdy Ola chleba.
blogoslawil ziemi onej, ably
swobodns byla pc wszystkie
wieki, a ubogs zawsze i ably
ub6stwo to broni}o ia cd kalu
zepsucia, cd rozpusty i cd
zbytku.
l rzek}:
uscisku przemocy wy
trwasz wolna, ziemio Helwe
cka, albowiem kochaG umia}as
i milosierdzie dallas tym CO szli
W imie mole.
(Ddlszy ciqg ndstqp0.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

Gdy tax szed}, az OTTO ukazal
sic brzeg jasny i kraj oziocony
slo1cem i jake raj owocowemi
drzewy i Wilma macica zasa.
dzony. Ma wysokich g6rach
jego sterczaly zamczyska stare,
a pc ciemuych dolinach biela
ly klasztory j wysokie koscio-
low dzwonnice; a ma kazdym
dachu i wiezy i domu jasnial
krzyA. =. drogi pelne byiy mni-
chow, gosci1ce kapliczek, a
kraj rozlegal sic piesnia poboz-
ma.
Mialo sic ku zachodowi,
slohce casio "a g6r pasmem,
gdy aebrak przybyf do muru
opasujacego klasztor, Pc mad
murem wznosila sic Wilma la
torosla odziana altana, a ma Ia,
vie W niej siedzial oparty
mnich PREY flaszy wilma pred
p~6lmiskiem ogryzionych kosci
i okruch6w jadla; siedzial 9
wzdycha1.
1 podni6slszy ku MENU oczy
zebrak, modlil sic o przytuieh
W klasztorze.
= Do furry! ~odpowiedziai
mu grozuo przeor, jest ola Ae'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
Legiony. y

Pc drugim rozbiorze Polski
W r. 1898 nar6d oburzony j
dotknisty W swych najswist
szych uczuciach chwycii "a
bro1 i pod wodza Tadeusza
Kosciuszki rozpocza} wake z
wrogiem. Niestety powstanie
Kosciuszkowskie upadlo pc
nieszczesliwej bitwie pod Ma.
ciejowicami, W kt6rej ukocha,
ny ,jenerai ch}opski" okryty
ranami wpadl W rece moskiew.
skie. Zaplakal nar6d mad TEN
nieszczesciem, ale ME straci}
WARY W lepsza przysz}osc, ma.
dzieje swoje zwrocii ku Fran,
cyl.
Podobnie jak W Polsce cd
wieku lego, tax i W innych
p%a1stwach Europy jecza} lud
w ciszkiem laramie podda6.
silva, kt6re czestokroc bylo
jeszcze o wiele srozsze, niz W
Polsce. Ma dworach kr6lew.
skich i magnackich panowaly
niesfychane zbytki i rozpusta;
bardzo czesto ma jedna uczte
wyrzucano setki tysiecy a.,
kt6rych dostarczaiy W podat,
kach i daninach uciemiezone
Judy. Trwalo to dosyc d}ugo,
az wreszcie przebrala sic miar.
ka.
Ma dalekim zachodzi zoe
Fran(yi wybuchta pc dlugich
upaiach niewoli ludowej stra-
szna Jurza a0ieLkiej reuoiucyi
W r. 1879, ht6ra zdruzgotata
iarzmo poddantst,oa we Francyi,
wszelkie przy0iLeje i
tytu}y szlacheckie, a natomiast
przsniosta z so5q 1rawa czAo
,oieha.; poarszechnq aoOlnosd i
zgineio wtedy tysia-
ce ludzi i to nietylko ciemiez.
COW, ale czestokroc i zupelnie
uiewinnych, DO jak podczas
bury padaja nietylko spro-
chnia}e pnie i budowle, ale ME.
kiedy i slime deby: tax sic
dzialo i podczas rewolucyi.
Tiumy tax dlugo ciemiszone
ME znaly MARY W krwawej
zemsc;e. Zgina} wtedy take
kr6l wraz z zona".
va ogloszenie praw clio.
wieka i stracenie kr6la wypo.
wiedziaiy Francyi wojne pan
silva sasiednie, szczeg6lnie Au-
strya, a p6zuiej Prusy, Anglia
i Rosya. Nar6d francuski wal.
czy} bohatersko i szczesliwie
re wszystkimi najezdcami, ale
kto vie, .czyby sic by} zdo1al
dlugo opierac po1sczonym 81
lom wrog6w, gdyby sic byl ME
zjawil wsr6d niego czlowiek
nadzwyczajnych zdolnosci j ni'
czem niez}amanej energii j wy.
t~rwaiosci. Byl MIN Napoleon
Bonapor:e. Polacy postano.
will sic przylaczyc do tel wal.
XII W nadziei, IL kiedys bsda
mogiy pulki polskie, utworzo.
ne ma obcej ziemi, wr6cic "
ojczyste granice i rozpoczat
skuteczua wake 2 najezdcami
Kilku dow6dc6w z powstanis
Kosciuszki a szczeg6lniej je
neral Henry% Dqbrowski pocza'
czynic starania u rzadu fran.
= Ustepy W tym artykule, przytoczon'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

przez to wywalczs niepodle.
CLOSE rozdartej przez wrog6w
Ojczyznie.
Jakzez okropny spotkal ich
zaw6d. Juz poprzednio PREY
pomniejszych umowach poke.
jowych staral sic Napoleon po-
mijac sprawe polska, a kiedy
wreszcie (w r. 1SOl) zawarla
niespodziewanie Francya po-
k6j Austrya W Luneville,
nietylko ze ME upomniano sic
tam o Polske, ale nawet zobo.
wiazal sic ten samolub pan.
stwom, kt6re rozszarpaly nam
Ojczyzne, ze ma przyszlose
sprawy polskiej popierac ME
bedzie. nAle ME dosyc ma
TEN. Poniewaz Polacy teraz
ME byli potrzebni Francuzom,
vice chcieli ich odstapic VITO.
chom, jake dzielnych zofnie-
rzy. Wywo}a}o to wielkie o.
burzenie W legionach; wielu z
ofcerow poda}o sic DO dymi-
syi, czyli wniesli prosbe o u.
wolnienie cd s}uzby wojsko-
wei; z~ofnierze dezerterowali.
Wtedy postapi} sobie Rad
francuski wprost nikczemnie.
Trzecia Geese pozosta}ych legio-
rist6w kauai pod groza bagne.
tow wsadzic ma okrety G. ko6-
Gem r. 1902 i z po~czatkiem r.
1909 i wysla} ich ma wyspe
st. Domingo, po3oAona kolo
Ameryki krodkowej, ably tam
razem z wojskiem francuskiem
walczyli przeciw Murzynom,
kt6rzy chcieli wyzwolic sic z
pod p%anowania francuskiego.
| tn mi}osnicy wolnosci music.
Ii walczyc przeciwko tym, co
w1asnie zrzucic z siebie oboe
jarzmo. Wielu naszych boha.
teI6w ginelo cd miecza ME
przyjaci6i, lecz znacznie wick
sza liczbe pozerala aoita Zebra,
~zab6jcza ola Europejczyk6w.
II przeszio . tysiecy ludzi
garstka tylko nieliczna powr6.
ella do Europy Z tel przymu-
sowej wyprawy".
Wsr6d tych bohaterskich
walk legion6w najwieksza STA.
wa sic okry}y imiona Henry ka
Dabrowskiego, tw6rcy legio-
now, Karola Kniaziewicza,
Wielhorskiego, Rynkiewicza,
Wybickiego, Kosihskiego i
wielu innych.
,,Tymczasem Napoleon Bo.
naparte og}osi} sic cesarzem
Francuz6w W r. 1901. We diva
lata potem przysz}o do wojny
miedzy Francya a Prusami.
Napoleon jak grom spad} ma
Prusak6w pod Jena (w roku
1860 i znitsf ich do szczetu.
w kilka dni zajai stolice Prus
Berlin, twierdze poddawaly
mu sic beg walk, taxi strach
opanowa} Prusak6w. Nova
otucha wstapi}a W serca Pola.
k6w".
,Henryk Dabrowski pospie-
szyl re swymi oddzialami do
kraju i wyda} z polecenia Ma
poleona odezwe do narodu,
kt6ra jak najlepszy skutek wy.
warla. Tysiace spieszyly pod
sztandary ojczyste, a Francu.
z6w witano jake zbawc6w.
Prusacy juz ma sama wiesc, &c
sic Francuzi zblizaja, opuscili
Warszawe. Radosc ME miala
granic, kiedy wojsko francu-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

cuskiego, ably pozwolil two.
rye pulki polskie i pod pol
skimi dow6dcami ma ziemi
francuskiej. Rad zgodzil sic,
ably take polskie oddziaiy two
rzono ma ziemi s}oskiej, gdzie
w}asnie wojowal Bonaparte z
Austrya".
Dnia 9 stycznia 1897 r. pod.
pisaf Dsbrowski u@owe z RIA
dem Lombardyi ~(p6}nocna
Geese Wlocb) i Napoleonem,
ma mocy kt6rej m6gl tworzyc
pulki polskie we Wioszech -
a dnia 20 stycznia tegoz roku
wyda1 goraca odezwe, wzywa.
jaca rodak6w pod choragwie
Napoleona.
Ma wiesc o tenn spieszyli
zewszad rodacy do Wloch, z
narazeniem zycia przekradali
sic przez granice i zalem o.
puszczali ojczyste niwy, ale
daayli z zapa}em ma po}udnie
pod w}oskie niebo, DO i'm PREY
swieca}a nadzieja, il truly ich
/ krew przelana W walce o
wolnosc obcego narodu PREY
niesie wolnosc i niepodlegiosc
Polsce. Wkr6tce przesz}o 5000
wiarus6w stanelo pod bronia;
podzielono ;ch ma 2 puiki, ma.
zwane Z wloska Legionami.
Dzielnosc i bohaterstwo tych
legion6w roznios}y slave imie.
MIA polskiego pc wszem swie
Gle. Wszedzie, gdzie grozilo
najwieksze niebezpieczehstwo,
gdzie zwyciestwo by}o prawie
niepodobnem, gdzie trzeba by
10 nadludzkiej odwagi - sz}y
i zwycisza}y. Niekie
dy setki legionist6w pada}y cd
morderczych kul, a jednak
stall juk muir ma stanowisku.
Gdzie kilkakrotne ataki pub.
k6w francuskich zostaly cd
parte, tam zwykle posy}a} Ma
poleon Polak6w, a CT spadali
ma nieprzyjaci6i jak piorun i
ich szyki".
,,Przytem panowaia miedzy
legionistami mifosc wzajemna
braterska, a przywia-
zanie do wodz6w ogromne, DO
CT byli dow6dcami zolnierzy W
boju, a ,,przyjaciofmi ich i ma
uczyclelami W chwilach spo.
czynku; ma piracy i'm dzieh ca
}y przechodzil, wiecz6r ma O.
swiecaniu siebie i swych pod
komendnych". Do WALK i
~wytrwa}osci zagrzewa}a ich
pies6, napisana przez legioni-
ste J6zefa Wybickiego: rJesz-
cze Polska ME zginela -"
,,Marsz, marsz Dabrowski z
wloskiej do Polski".
Przez tztery lata walczy}y
chlubnie polskie roty obok
francuskich zastep6w, maj.
pierw ma ziemi wioskiej pre-
civ Austryakom, a potem
przeciw Austryakom i Moska-
lom, kt6rzy i'm przyszli ma po-
moe pod dow6dztwem owego
okrutnego Suwarowa, co to pc
upadku powstania Kosciuszki
zdobyl warszawskie przedmie-
scie Prage i sprawl tam rzez
straszna, mordujac 20 tysiecy
niewinnych ofar. Il tenn wick.
sza vice zacietoscia walczyli
teraz nasi zolnierze z nieprzy.
jacielem, chcac pomscic krew
tych ofar. Tysiace Moskali
posz}o ma tamten SWAT.