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The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
NOTES.

The construction train which has been
run during the past seven months be.
tween Wateryille and Bangor and on the
branches under the direction of Conductor
Charles E. Buck. was taken off Monday
night. A good deal OF general work has
been done all along the lines during the
season. Mr.. Buck and part of his crew
will attend to odd jobs from now until
the time comes for breaking snow.
There are five electric railway mail
routes in the state and these recei We COM
pensation under contracts for one year.
They are: Skowhegan and Norridge-
wock, 6.18 miles, $3.50; Portland and Cape
Elizabeth railway Ito Cash Corner and
Pleasantdale and other points, 1853 miles,
$500. So; the same railroad from Portland
to South Portland and intervening
points, 4.S2 miles, $3.50; Mousam River
railroad, 2.51 miles, $3.50; Rockland
Thomaston and Camden street railway,
s. 46 miles, $500. "a. &
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Recorder Publishing Company has
been organized at Portland for the pur-
pose Of doing a general publishing bust
ness and publishing magazine. with
$4,000 capital stock, Of whichlnothing is
paid in. The officers are: President, S.
NJ. Watson, and treasurer, Stephen Wat
son, of Portland.
The Moosehead Company has been or
ganized at Portland for the purpose OF
manufacturing and dealing in paper,
pulp, textile and other fabrics, with
$50, 900 capital stock, of which $3.50, 900 is
paid in. The officers are: President,
Turner Boswell, of Scion; treasurer,
Frank D. White of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

The Sunday paper should be something
more than a collection of local items.
The Portland Sunday Times has q tele-
graph service which enables it to present
to the people of Portland the news Of the
world. 1t prints every Sunday important
news which the early editions of the
papers from Boston and New York re-
oeived here do not contain. This news
service, combined with the fun accurate
reports of local events for which the
Times is noted, make it the best Sunday
journalin the world for Portland people.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
TRAVEL VIA THE SAVANNAH LINE

The tourist to Florida or any Southern
Savannah Line, 20 Atlantic av., or SOC
Washington street, Boston; new pier 35,
North river, or 81 Broadway, New York
City, for an illustrated folder containing
Information which every tourist should
have. The Savannah line steamships
ru direct from Boston and New York to
Savannah, and the tourist from New
England may make his choice of routes,
through tickets being sold from all points
in the North to any point in the South or
Southwest. The Savannah line is the
Park, Ocaia, Tampa, Belleair, Punta
Gorda and Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
SECOND PARISH CHURCH.

This win be the programme of the
Thanksgiving concert to be given tomor-
row evening:
Organ Prelude.
Anthem, Choir
Responsive Reading-Psalm IS.
Prayer, Dea. Oman Adams
Recitation Thanksgiving Welcome,
Katie Mcmillan
Exercise, Primary Department.
Exercise-Harvest Home,
Four Little Girls
Song-Bringing in the Sheaves
School
Declamation-Ou First Thanks,
giving Day, F. B. Pease
Exercise, Junior G. e.
Duet, Miss Peterson and Mr.. Abbott
Exercise-T Thanks, Twelve Scholars
Address, Rev. Rollin 7. Hack
Recitation, George Johnson
Offertory, Choir
Song (No. 396)-We Praise Thee, o Gcd,
School
BenedictiOU
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
THANKSGIVING SALE.

There will be Thanksgiving sale at
Calderwood's bakery, 552 Congress street.
and it will be to the advantage Of ell
good !housekeepers who want to save time
and trouble. to read what they offer in to-
days issue. There is no need of baking
all day when you can buy choice home
made pies and cakes at less prices than
it costs to make them.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
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EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERI-

CAN,
At the annual meeting of the European
q North American Railway, held In the
ONCE OF the treasurer Wednesday after
noon. the following were elected direc-
eors for the ensuing year: N. c. Aver,
Oharles p. Stetson, E. Fl. Blake, Edward
Stetson, E. M. Hersey, E. B. Nealley
Charles M. Stewart. Charles Fl. Wood,
Philo A. Strickland.
lat the meeting of the directors, Charles
r. Stetson was elected president, Charles
b. Wyman treasurer and clerk.
THE WASHINGTON COUNTY LINE.
Regarding the work of constructing the
Washington County railway, the Ellis
worth American of Wednesday says:
The CONTRACTS for grading and mason
work for five miles out Of Franklin has
been sub-let by Contractor Kenefck to
James Crowley, of Kansas City, Mo-, and
several miles west of Franklin to P A.
Smith, of Baltimore. Both these con-
tractors start work this "wednesday
morning. Other contracts will be let
soon.
Many men are being employed from
this section. All are sent to Franklin.
where work will begin. The contractors
are paying for common labor S1.25 day,
and for double teams 80 cents an hour. 1t
1s believed that all the labor required
may be obtained in Maine. Men are com
Ing from all directions and being taken
on as fast as possible.
contractor Kenef1ck is pushing work at
this end Of the route, and Contractor
hlvenac, who has the contract east of
Machias, is doing the same at his end.
Another source of employment for men
all along the line wifi be the cutting of
Ties About SAC, 600 ties will be needed.
Mr.. Carter, who has the contract for the
top work of the entire line-laying ties,
blasting and laying rails--Was in Ellis
worth Monday, having followed the route
from Calais, making contracts for ties.
he was very successful, and says about
half the ties required will be cut right
along the route.
This morning the State railroad COM
missioners-J. B. Peaks, of Dover; BENZ.
4. Chadbourne, of Biddeford; and Fred
erick Danforth, of Gardiner-held a hear
Ing at the American House to give their
formal approval of the route finally de-
termined upon. which is the one around
the head of Taunton Bay. There has been
no change In the route, as has been
stated but the nece ssary papers have but
recently been filed.
President George A. Curran, of Calais,
Gen. s. d. Leavitt, and Contractor
James Mitchell, of Portland, were present
at the hearing. There were present also
delegations from the towns of Sullivan,
Milbridge and Steuben. who made a final
plea to have the route changed to
bring 1t nearer their respective towns.
Their plea was Intellectual, as matters
are too far advanced now to admit of SO
material q change in the route an the
granting of their requests would necessi-
tate.
The railroad commissioners gave their
approval of the route determined upon
by the railroad people.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
TRINITY LODGE ENTERTAINMENT

\ Trinity lodge, X. of P, entertained a
delegation Of the Past Chancellor associa-
tion last evening. Speeches were made
by P. G. G., Moses, Presumpscot Valley
lodge; P. G. c., A. N. Watserhouse, Pre-
sumpscot Valley lodge; P. c., Elwen,
Presumpsoot Valley lodge; P. P. C, VIM.
Gilmore, Presumpscot Valley lodge; P.
J. c., f. NJ. Robinson, Fort George
lodge; P 6. c., Wyer Greene, Ivanhoe
lodge; Deputy G. c., A. NJ. Heseltine,
Longfellow lodge, and others. After the
speeches all retired to the banquet hall for
lunch. A good time was enjoyed by all
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

A Portland boy in the frozen North.
An account of the doings of young man
who has many friends in the city of his
birth and who has been selected for a
dangerous and daring mission. 1t will be
printed In the Sunday Times of tomor-
TOW
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

Mrs. 8. H. Dowsing, 249 Allstonn street. !,
Ceambridgeportt Mass. says: s..lnan Via
and stomach trouble. Could not Keep
anything on my stomach. Got so slck
was hardly able to walk. For the past
six months was unable to take awning
tried everything in an effort to get reHeI:
One day my husband brought me one OF
Munyon's Guide to Health and IN
suited my ~ e case. secured ede a bottle, and
the Improvement In my. case has been
wonderful. l now keep Munyon's Reme-
dies in the house all of the time"
ter to Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, will be answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

Snapshots of the Harvard Yale football
game. They illustrate the letter of a
college maiden describing the great con-
test. This letter will be printed in the
Portland Sunday Times tomorrow
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST

Hon. Charles E. Oak, of the inland
fish and game commission, states that
the plan of holding convention of the
registered guides of the State in Angus
ia will in all probability be carried out.
MIR. Oak says there are now about 1900
guides In the State who have registered,
and he thinks that at least 1000 would at
tend such a convention as is proposed.
GOV. Powers and other distinguished gen.
tiemen will address the guides.
There were six industrious tramps at
Hancock hall Tuesday. All day long the
busy saw made music, and before night
three or four cords of wood had been put
IN the building, sawed and neatly piled.
Ii Is not necessary to add that the tIamps
We're not Of the professional variety.
They were men willing TO work, and
bound for the Shore Line. They arrived
morning City Marshal Silyy told them
the could saw a little wood. The men
asked If they could stay all day and
another night If they would saw all the
wood. The city marshal closed the bar
gain. The men worked faithfully, and
enjoyed the day. They seized the oppor-
tunity to do their family washing. City
Marshal Silvy saw that they were we'll
fed, and Wednesday morning they set out
for the Shore Line. Such men as these
should not be ION the road The city
entertained nine tramps Tuesday night
seven at Hancock Hall and two at the
Jail. Ellsworth American.
The New England Telephone Company
has extended its line from Madison to
North Arson. The instruments were put
IN and the first message sent over the
line last Monday.
The Penobscot Medical Association has
elected these officers: President-Dr. G.
N. Woodcoek, Bangor, First Vice Presi-
det-Dr. Percy Warren, Bangor, Second
Vice President-Dr. II. K Thatcher,
DEXTER Secretary and Treasurer-Dr
W. G. Mason, Bangor; Standing Com
mittee--Dr. e. A. Mccullough, DR.. Har-
ry Blu tier and DIR. Ell. A. King.
Here is the latest deer story; it comes
from Branch Pond, but not FROM a 1neRl
Dor of the Nioolin club: A man named
Higgins, accompanied by a boy, was
hunting deer near the Narrows. He was
armed with2a Misunderstanding rifle and a
revolver, and the boy had o shotgun.
Mr. Higgins raw doe and blazed away
with his muzzle loader. While he was re-
loading his rife an immense buck
charged down upon him. MIR. Higgins
4moSuged behind d tree, and Kept lodging;
me buck was not in good hpmor, ana
vas looking for the blood OF the mal
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUNEf lvlnrulvu.
Munyon Teaches You
to Doctor Yourself.

"It is not
necessary | o
cali a physi-
clan every time
you have an
ache or a pain
and pay him
several dollars
FOR counting
your pulse and
looking at your
tongue" says
Prof. Munyon.
" Neither is IT
wise to neglect
symptoms that
NAV indicate
the beginning
of seriolIS ILL
N e s s Inc
symptoms OF
most diseases
are so plain
that you know
what ais you.
Get the proper
Munyon Rene
dy from sone
druggist a I
once and cure
Yourself before
disease 6 e t 8
+hn hest or
yn,1 F." Mostly
Is cents a bot
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

The New England Telephone Company
has extended its line from Madison to
North Arson. The instruments were put
IN and the first message sent over the
line last Monday
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

Blue Points at Congress Square fish mar
ket
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20

Why Portland should give thanks.
Read the Sunday Times tomorrow and
find the reasons.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-20
Mems UIsters.
Heavy warm listers will
large collars, cut long. Al
1898.

listers i'm Chinchilia and
FREEZES at $500, 1000,
1900, 500, 800,
20. 90, 22.0O and 25.O 90.
One hunred pairs Mems Heavy
All Wool Pants at SI,5O a
pair.
Mems Heavy All Wool Put
nam Pants at So. 90, others
ask $500 for the same thing.
Heavy winter Shirts and
Drawers at CSC each.
Heavy Wool Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers at 45c each.
Ia ~sssn aaSsaSn n&Saa a.l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-23

No.. a.. K6zycki. Al
p~odchwycilem. ,
- Z R6zyckim m6wilisn +,
nazwiska jego oglaszac ME m
Ina. IL,
w takim razie - odrzel
klein pc chwili namysiu =
MECH nazwisko mole sluay "a.
ola R6Ayckiego ma
tax dlugo, p6ki on ME bedzie
m6gl w~ystapic ~jawnie...
Pc kilku uwagach, tycza.
|cych sic czynnosci przygoto
wawczych tax ma Rusi, kt6ra
Moskwa zagarneia, jakotez ma
Rusi, pozostajacej pod pano.
waniem austryackiem, wblu,
czonej W dziaialnosc powsta6
cza pomocniczo, jak Galicya
zachodnia i tabor pruski wklu-
czonemi by}y do dziaialnosci
ma lewym brzegu Wis}y, stans.
Ia W kwestji tel zupelna pc.
miedzy nami zgoda. Zawia.
Idomienie R6ayckiego o zapa
diem postanowieniu Komitet
wziaf IA siebie i zarazem pod.
jaf sic o rozszerzenie organiza.
eli administracyjnej ma Rusi
naglie. oddajsc ia ma rozpo.
'rzadzenie mole re wzgledu ma
to, &c potrzeby wojenne gl6.
VIVA i najwazniejsza W danych
warunkach odegrywafy role.
,Znajdowal sic W Warszawie
mlody czlowiek, wys}aniec z
Ukrainy W interesach organi-
zacyjnych - ten, p~rzywo}any.
otrzyma} odemnie, podkreslo.
ne przez Komitet, odpowiednie
informacje i in~strukcje. Wska.
zafem mu moja g}6wna kwa.
tere, Michaleny, do przysy}ania
mi gohc6w re sprawozdaniami
i zawiadomieniami, pc wska.
z6wki rozkazy.
Poniewaz odfozenie wybu.
chu powstania p~ozwalalo ma
wszechstronniejsza dzialalnosc,
ma moi przeto wniosek uchwa.
lonem zostalo sprowadzanie z
zagranicy broni tax do Kr6le.
silva jak ma Rus i otworzenie
ola transport6w drogi przez
Dardanele j Bosfor ola Gala.
Gu, a ztamtad ma poludniowo-
zachodnia Moldawie do maja.
'cych sic tam pozakladac arse
na}ow -rozumie sic - tajem.
nycb. To ostatnie spadalo ma
mnie. Ma ten eel, wraz z no.
minacja ma malutkim cieniut-
kim papierku ma ,,naczelnika
sit zbrojnych ma Rust" (wklu.
czona tn byla i Galicya wscho.
dnia), wreczyl mi komitet pc.
VIVA ma podr6ze i posylki kwo.
te pieuiezna. Mialem, pc pc
wrocie do Michalen, jechac do
Konstantynopola i, gdyby pc
trzeba wypadla, do Marsylii,
celem pozawiszywania stosun.
k6w transportowych ma tel Ii.
nil handlowej. Azeby jednak
W to podr6z wyruszyc, wycze.
kac powinienem by1 ma rezul.
tat zabieg6w Milowicza i in. o
broh, o czem Komitet miai mi
dac znac W spos6b u~m6wiony
droga telegrafczna.
Wiernie i dok}adnie luboc
tresciwie (po uplywie trzydzie-
stu pieciu lat wszystkich roz.
NOW i dyskusyj ME moge W
calej powt6rzyc obszernosci },
zdalem z pobytu mego " War.
szawie Me potraff.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-23

- TAX. odrzekl - pa.
-.
Dotad wszystko "a dobra
bra}em monete. TIE harmaty
.papierowe pomieszaly mi sly.
XII. Gdyby Kurcwski ME wy
glada} ME m6wi1 tax powa-
znie, pomyslalbym, &c tartuje.
Me zartowal jednak. Kr6tki
o harmatach owych wyk}ad
poznac mi da}, &c Moskale zar.
towali z niego i os}abif wiare
W szczerosG oswiadcze6 Office.
row i Czengierego. Prey dial.
szych rozmowach potracaiem o
ten przedmiot, celem zachwia-
MIA W MIN zaufania do wynn.
rze6 oficerskich. Tlumaczy.
lem mu przytem istote dziala-
Uwagi mole przyjmowaf W
milczeniu - jak mi sic ida :
waio - z uznaniem.
,,Biednaz ty, Polsko - my
slalem sobie - wybierajaca
sic do walki z papierowemi
dzialami!. -"
Stanely mi W oczach wozY
M~ieroslawskiego.
Cd Kurowskiego jezdzilem
do Miechowa do zapomnianei
przezemnie nazwy wsi, kt6rei
wlascicielem by} w6jt gminy,
Mejzeles, rodzony cAy s~tryjecz-
ny brat ws}awionego W czasie
ruch6w warszawskiego rabbi
ns.
w Miechowie stana}em W
hotelu. Wlascicielka onego,
do organlzacji nalezaca, zawia-
domiia o przybyciu mojem re-
wolucyjne w}adze miejscowe i
tie, pod przewodnictwem inzy-
niera, pe}niacego funkcje ma,
l czelnika miasta, stawi}y sic ma.
powitanie mnie - jednego z
naczelnik6w powstania. Roz-
mawialikmy chwil k!lka o wy.
, padkacb, o nadziejach, o obo-
wiazkach naszycb. Znalaz}em
w Miechowianach determine
Gle spokojna. swiadczaca, ze
! ME trwozy ich mozliwosc kle-
ski. Szczegolnie dobre wra-
zenie sprawl ma mnie inzynier,
cziowiek ME pierwszej jus
/ mlodosci.
Do Mejzelesa uda}em sic W
interesie. Wojtowal on W
pogranicznej, mia} "a.
tenn prawo wydawat pre-.
pustki do Krakowa. Pre-
pustka do Warszawy, udzielo-
ma mi przez pu}kownika Ga
szy6skiego, ME sfuzyfa do
przejazdu przez granice. Stu
zyia jednak do uzyskania tel
%ostatniej. Mejzeles ma wste.
pie oznaimii mi, re jest sam W
domu, jego kobiety bowiem-
poniewaz ia by}a niedziela i
godzina przedpo1udniowa -
wyjecha}y do koscio}a. Gdym
mu oswiadczyl pc co przyjez-
diam:
- Wiem.... - odrzek}.
Czeka}em ma pana. Prose-.
I~aprowadzil mnie do kan.
celarji, posadzi} PREY stole, pa
'lpierami za}ozonym, sam miej.
see zajsl naprzeciw, papiery
roz}ozyl i odezwaf sic:
- Do napisania rysopisu,
mann pred SODA original i
kopie -.
To rzek}szy, podaf mi pa.
'lpier z nagi6wkami urzedowy-
mi. y numerem i pieczecia- 20.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-23

loniecznem kroczeniu ku wy.
,knietemu celowi Slope milo.
;anie sic odr6znic cd ruchu oh
nyslonego. Losy skrzywdzily
has, wydajac go pred samym
wybuchem powstania Moska.
W rece. Przekonany je
Re jego W tym momencie
j W ciagu WALK obecnosc PREY
czyniiaby sic byla zracznie do
unikniecia niejednego bledu,
ME jednego kroku falszywego.
Postacie cz{onk6w Komitetu
najaywiej mi W oczach staiy,
gdym stolics Polski opuszczal,
Warszawe mi one SODA zaslo-
nily.
Me uaywssy Warszawy, wy.
jechaiem z powrotem W iowa.
rzystwie zacnego, gorliwie mi
przewodnikujacego, mlodego
Gaszyhskiego.
Zprzejsc W zyciu mojem mic
mi tax doszczetnie z pamieci
ME wypadio, jak wyjazd z
Warszawy i przybycie mad Pi-
lice. Jechac musialem koleia
Ii z kolei gdzies wysiasc, j
gdzies sic z Gaszy6skim roz-
stat. Mic z tego ME przypo.
minam sobie. Przypuszczac
nalezy, &c umys} moi, powsta
MEM calkowicie zajety, cd my
sli o MEM ME odrywa} sic i na
mic uwagi ME zwracal tymbar.
dziej, re mialem polecone skre.
slenie ola Komitetu W og6l
nych zarysach planu powsta.
mia.
Opamietowujs sic dopiero I
Kurowskiego. Cd pobytu I
niego wspomnienia mole chwy
taja ma nowo watek zdarzeh.
Kurowski mieszkal we WIS
mad Pilica. Wies byla jeg,
wlasnoscia; do wystapienia nj
czele si} zbrojnych wojew6dz
twa sic sposobiac, w dzierzaw,
ia wypusci}, w~ym6wiwszy d.
siebie i zony tymczasowe mic
szkanie pod jednym z dzier
zawcs dachem. Spedzilem ,
niego dni pare. Niewieliczk
wzrostem, suchy, powaAny
malo m6wiacy, robil on wra
zenie czlowieka surowego D.,
gisbokiego, wiedzacego wiele
ale ME lubiacego sic udzielac
Twarz drobna zakrywaf pelny
zarost, skutkiem czego star
Sym sic ~wydawa}, anizeli by,
w istocie, wszakze musia} Ii
czyc lat ME mniej jak czter,
dziesci. Praktyks wojenna cd.
by} pod Mieroslawskim W Pc
znahskiem; kilka dzie} woj
skowych, napisanych pre-,
Wysockiego, Chrzanowskiego
Sztolcmana, kt6re znalazfen
ma biurku, swiadczy}y, Re &C
rzemioslo obchodzi. Podobale
mi sic to. Znakomici genera
}owie fraucuscy rewolucyjni
Marceau, Hoche, Moreau, Mu
rat, Leclerc i inni, bodaj czy
ME z mniejszem karyere woj
skowa rozpoczynali przysposo.
bieniem fachowem.
Przywi6zlem mu wiadomost
o odlozeniu powstania. Prey
ja} ia spokojnie j rzekl:
- Wiscej bede mial czasr
IA przygotowanie mego woje.
w6dztwa
Powoli, szczeg6l pc szczeg6
lie, dowiadywaiem sic cd niegc
o ilosci ludzi, o ilosci koni, {
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-23

owstania polskiego zrobic z
lei most nietylko do sprowa-
zenia rekwizyt6w wojsko-
yych, ale i do sprowadzenia
ainteresowanych ma teatrze
7schodnim mocarstw interview
il ma rzecz i ma korzysc Pol.
XII. Omawialismy to mozli-
vost, omawialismy inne jeszcze
,wentuainosci - stawiafismy
ola powstania i ola
Plityki, jakiej sic ono try
nc powinno. Moment pre-
topobytu mego W Warszawie
by to moment wazny. Me jest
on dostatecznie wyiasniony.
OPwiadanie mole do wyja-
snieia sic przyczyni. Waznosc
momntu W dals.ym opowia.
DANA mego ciagu wyrazniej
zaznaze, zaznaczajac tymcza.
sem am wyjeadzai z Warsza-
wy z cobra ma przyszlosc otu-
cha, poxzieta skutkiem od}o
zenia wgbuchu ~powstania do
maia. Me wiedzialem, CO ma
to wplynsto. Dowiedzia}em
sic o tenn p6zniej. T~ymczasem
ciesly1o mnie to. z posiedze.
MIA ma kt6rem tax przezemnie
pozsdane postanowienie zapa'
do, wyszed}em z Winnickim
II godzine, jezeli ME dluzej
chodzilismy pc oswietlonej la
tarniami Warszawie. | on sic
cieszyi; gdym go zas zapytal
jak do tego przyjsc mogio, cd
powiedt
- Znalazl sic spos6b. g.
- Czy tylko pewnys..
- Niezawodny...
Spos6b 6w zawi6d} CIV
jej przyczyny? Odpowiem n,
to ma swollen m~iejscu - wy
kaze na kim odpowiedzialnos
ciezy.
Azeby mnie dowodnie o 20
gotowiu organizacyjnem pre-
konac, Komitet wskazaI m
~Kurowskiego, naczelnika 81
zbrojnycE wojew6dzkich v
Krakowskiem- Dotychczas
organizacjem sic ocieral; u ME
go wejsc mia}em W jej srodek
albo raczej, we srodek jedneg'
z jej dziaf6w, lezscego ma dro
DE, kt6ra wracaG mialem.
Wyjezdza}em z Warszawy
- ME widzia}em jej prawie
Raj jeden ogladalem ia z vie
rzchu pobieznie; ME zajrza
lem do jej wnetrza; ME by
lem W teatrze - grano Halk.
Moniuszki, - lecz do teatru
Polak6w uczeszczali tylko "a
lezni cd Wielopolskiego urze
dnicy; inni demonstracyjni,
przestrzegali Aaloby, kobiety
chodziiy czarno i unika}y "a.
baw wszelkich a zatem i tea.
tru. Przytem ostroznos5 ME
~pozwalala mi nasuwac sic ms
oczy.
Jedyne silniejsze wrazenia
jake wywozilem, odnosi{y sig
do Komitetu Centralnego
Czionk6w jego ME zna}em ina
czej, jak tylko z kilkudniowe.
go z mimi ~obcowania; ME vie.
dzialem, kto ich rodzi}, z kim
zparantelowani; widzia}em
W mich wladze, uznana przez
dial narodu, wpatrzony W Oj
czyzne j idacy droga tych, &C
"a mia gineli - to mi starczy.
10 do uszanowania ich. Me
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-23
,KOmitet Centralny.'
(Napisai 7. T. Jezl.
(Doko1czenie).

Kiedym sic stawi} W lokalu
prey ulicy Widok, znalazlem
sic W obecnoscl wszystkich
czterech cz}onk6w komitetu.
Trafalo sic to rzadko. Zbie.
rail- sic, ale ME cd razu. Me
kiedy zastawalem jednego i
nastepnie pc jednemu nadcho.
dill inni. Pare razy zdarzylo
sic Gem ME zasta} zadnego, -
W razie takim czeka}em W to.
warzystwie pana lub PAM Je.
ske, toczac rozmowe W mate
ryi ciekawej, lecz ME majacej
zadnego z celem pobytu mego
W Warszawie zwiazku. Pierw.
sly zabra} CLOS Szwarc i, be-
zadnych wstsp6w ami om6wie6
oswiadczy}, &c stanie sic wedle
mego zyczenia.
Co... zapyta}em.
- Powstanie odlozonem Jest
do maja....
w dyskusyach poprzednich
maj czesto mi z ust sic wyry
wal, ale W tym sensie: ,przy.
naimniej" do maja.
Szwarc sic temu sprzeciwial
najmocniej; Awejde milcza};
Godlewski troche inocniej,
Winnicki troche s}abiej, Szwar-
cego popierai; wszyscy jednak
ma to sic zgadzali, Re odlozenie
jest rzecza niemozliwa. Zkad.
&c ia rzecz nagle mozliwa sic
stala? Me umiafem ukryc
zdziwienia - zdumienia "a.
czej.
Czy to bye moze!... wy
krzyknalem.
Me tylko bye moze, ale
JEST.
- Us}uchajsz was sprzysie.
zeni
- Usluchaja..
"A pob6r?...
- PoOoru ME bedzie -.
- To zmienia sytuacye.--
rzeklem.
- Zmienia, CO do czasu tyl-
odrzek} Szwarc, ida.
je sic.
- co do rozmiar6w