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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
Towed by a SawHsh.

The sloop yacht Bull arrived in the
harbor Sunday night. says a recent
issue OF the Florida Times. Union, Of
Jacksonville. She had on board john
P. Roberts, of Chicago; W. j. Pur-
cell, of Washington, and Charles
Christian, OF Miami. The party had
been on cruise through the Keys for
the last two weeks. The cruise ex.
tended as far as Flamingo Flats and
Cape Sable, where they went to pro-
cure specimens OF birds, fish, ETC., for
the National Museum, Washington.
A thrilling episode OF the cruise was
the capture OF sawfsh measuring
eighteen and onc-half feet. Cruising
off Madura Key they came upon the
huge fish, and Roberts, who was keep.
ing sharp lookout, seized harpoon
and sunk 1t deep into the monsters
body. Quick ns flash the fish darted
down the channel, making the line
whiz out Of the boat. Roberts, whose
hand was burned from the running
line, called to Purcell to make turn
around the mast. The latter had no
time to do so before the end of the
line was reached, SO he seized it with
Roberts, who had nearly gone over.
board, ami together they managed to
hold it until Christian contrived to
make the end fast. Then the fish
towed the boat down the channel.
Christian mannuvred the boat into
shallow water, and here Roberts pnt
the grains into him again. Then the
fish made things fly, throwing, in his
frantic rage, sand and water high into
the air. Roberts contrived to get
caught in the line, and was in an in
slant pulled overheard distance of
sorty feet from the boat. Being an
expert swimmer, he got back without
any damage. The towing process then
again began. this time with two lines,
f.nd the cruisers went flying down the
bay like sports behind q spanking
team of stations. After full hour OF
this the big fish grew weary, anu was
again hauled alongside. when big
load of buckshot was put into him.
Still he was not dead, but very weary.
Roberts then performed the dangerous
feat of getting on his back and placing
a line around his huge jaw. 1t then
required the combined efforts OF the
three men to haul him on to the
sands, and here he began to slash
about again. Purcell got cut on the
foot that he is nursing yet.
The men, after sizing him up, de-
cided that he was pretty dangerous
customer, and might have cut their
boat in two with one stroke Of his
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
Ter hand ieebly to meet Amy's, she

her hand ieebly to meet Amy's, she
whispered:
"How little I knew the treasure I
was taking to my home and heart
when | tried to find pretty child to
introduce to society! God has been
very good to mo in giving me such
love and care in my hours of pain"
And Amy knew then that she was no
longer in Mrs. Grantley's eyes what
she had often heard herself called
"Mrs. Grantley's great disappoint.
ment."
1t was not until two years after the
death of her benefactress that once
more Leonard Gresham asked her to
be his wife, and she gladly consented.
IL loved you," she told him. frank
ly, "when I sent you from me, but I
had given my life to my adopted
mother, and it was my one aim and
duty to repay her for what she had
given me, even although I knew that
my loss of beauty was one of the bit
terest disappoihtments OF her heart"
SIT is not always beauty that wins
love-" Leonard said, tenderly.
"No, for without it have won her
heart and yours. New York Ledger.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Electric light is being introduced in
all tho cars of the Swiss Jura. .Simplon
railway.
Tt has been computed that between
SO, 900, 200 and 37,O0o,00O babies ar
rive each year.
Paris policemen are now supplied
with electric dark lanterns with which
they can see at distance of $50 feet.
Rotary snow plows are being used
with some success in throwing water
off tie railway tracks in South Dakota.
Tho Canadian Government has ar.
ranged system of cold storage on
railways, at ports and on steamers,
for the preservation of perishable
goods.
Tho railway metals between London
and Edinburgh, q distance of 400
miles, are 2lO yards longer in summer
than they are in winter, owing to the
expansion caused by the extra heat.
Scientists say that the atmosphere
surrounding the globe is gradually di.
minishing and that in the course OF
few thousand, or perhaps a few hun
drcds OF thousands of years the supply
will be exhausted.
A new steering device for ships con.
trolls the rudder by pneumatic pres.
sure, the air being forced into cyl.
inder on either side of the rudder
post by means of the steering wheel
in the pilot house,
We need nearly 5000 cubic feet OF
fresh dir per hour for breathing pur.
poses, but we can do with as little as
$500. Children need less, and there
are now building schools to give the
children 1900 cubic feet an hour.
A method of photographing the
sounds of the heart has been communi.
Gated to the Academy of Science by
NJ. de Holowinski. The sounds are
transmitted by sensitive microphone
to an optical telephone, the diaphragm
of which produces Newton's rings,
which are then photographed.
The latest in the electrical world is
the proposal to harness the Nile
cataracts. The Egyptian council of
ministers has recently approved the
appointment of Professor Forbes. the
eminent electrician, to make report
with this end in view, and he will
commence his studies in the autumn.
1t is expected that the results will he
of high importance to Upper Egypt
md the Soudan.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
THE BEST FOlI THE COUNTRY.

whatever
The birds still blossomh, dash to tho
OF rainbow
The is splenhorthe God all!
of
shadows
ulc same God all!
the for with
world;
that harvest that cali
The worlds the of the Golthat all!
All
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
To Clean Books,

Grease may be taken out by laying
the paso between two sheets of blot.
ting paper, and passing a hot iron
gently over it, To remove grease
from the covers, scrapc pipe clay or
French chalk over the spot and iron
with warm iron (nct hot one).
Vellum covers may often be cleaned
by means of soap and water, but if
much soiled should be washed with a
weak solution of salts of lemon. To
take out ink stains, place the leaves
for two minutes in solution OF oxalic
acid, then in clean cold water for
few hours. To restore the consistency
of the paper afterwards, use bath of
"size" and water. Housewife.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

Here is a Nupe poem on the Emlr
dashed off In moment Of wild, intoxi-
eating Joy by the poet lariat Of the Lon
don News:
It's tough, said the Emir of Nupe,
When you're suddenly chucked in the
soup,
Id sooner have pains.
Soft corns and chilblains,
Or appendicitis. or Group.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
The Irony OF Fate.

Edward Whymper, the noted noun
tain climber, who is we'll known on
this coast, has carried the alpenstock
for more than thirty years, and has
scaled the Chimborazo and the Mat.
terhorn, besides hundreds OF lesser
peaks, and, although he has had num-
berless thrilling adventures, including
a fall OF 600 feet. he never fractured a
limb or sustained any serious injury.
he did, however, tumbl down flight
Of stairs in England recently and
fractured his collar bone. San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

saw. He was eighteen and one half
feet long, and about four and one
half feet across the body, and his saw
was five and one.half feet long. The
head was cut of to be mounted. Be.
sides this one the party captured and
got the saws OF four others over fifteen
feet long, and twelve smaller ones.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
STAMPEDED THE CHURCH.
Worshipers Fought the Devil anG.
Not With, Fire,

HOLLIS, n. H.. April ga forest fire.
which burned over territory fully 400 acres
in area, including stretch Of five miles of
heavy timber land to the Brooklne line,
kept the citizens of this town and Brookline
busy fighting fire Sunday afternoon and
night. The fire was probably set. and 1t
assumed threatening size during the sermon
of the pastor in the local church. Tho
preaching was shortened and the worship
ers saved Hon. Franklin Worcester's mills.
which were In range Of the flames.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

There Is a certain softness OF manner
which, in either man or woman, adds a
charm that almost entirely cOmpen-
safes for lack Of beauty.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

RS. G r A n L Ely
was holding q long,
confidential conver-
sation with her in
innate friend, Mrs.
Dinsmore, and the
two faces looking
into each other
were full of cha
grin. =.
"You remember
what q beautiful
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
MRS. GRANTLEY'S DISAPPOINTMENT.
by ANNA SHIELDS.

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The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends who have
aided us in our recent great bereavement
and to the pupils of West Front street
Grammar school for the beautiful flowers
and kind words of sympathy.
Mrs. LOIS A. JUDKINs
MISS ANNA +. JuDkINs.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21
lob Printing,

The Job Printing Establishment connected
a. ali classes of work, the richest as well as the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
enced workmen are employed and FARCE
stock of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
Sine and business cards in great variety.
orders of dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
etc,. printed in great variety of styles on short
0otice, Commercial printing a specially.
orders by mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21

The best way to test good coal is to
put it with fire. Give our coal test
and you will find it the best in the
market. STANDARD COAL Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21

Before buying harness, trunks, valises,
blankets and robes, call and look over
my stock and get prices. Cor. Water
and Mill SITS. FIJI. WING.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21

The following article taken from the
Berkshire Courier of Oct. II, published
in Great Darlington, Mass, tells of the
success of former Skowhegan young
man, son of DR.. c. P. Sawyer, and his
many warm friends here will be pleased
to learn of the same
There has been change in the BUSH
ness management of one of Great Bar
rington's leading jewelry stores. The
establishment, run for some time by II.
j. Mignerey, has been sold TO Ralph NJ.
Sawyer, the popular clerk there for
about six months, and practical watch
maker and jeweler The transaction
was closed Tuesday, and Mr.. Sawyer
will take permanent possession next
week.
AS soon as the Robbins block, on the
corner of Railroad and Main streets is
completed, the store will be moved
across the way, and will make one of the
most centrally located places in the vii
lage. The new proprietor of the house
has the tact and ability to conduct first
class business, and will be an excellent
manager. He came to Great Darlington
from his home in Skowhegan, Me-, some
four years ago, and was associated in
business with M. f. Tobey for three
years and a half When the business
was sold to Mr.. Mignerey, Mr.. Sawyer
still retained his position, and has been
with the concern since.
The excellent reputation which the
store has gained for itself, will be MAIN
tanned under the new regime. 1t is
thoroughly equipped with all the latest
novelties and facilities for doing the best
of work y
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21
NEW ApvERrIsEME Mrs.

Gale of Taxes-Starks.
sale of Taxes-Mayfeld.
Hosers-M. B. Heselton.
nress Goods-W. p. Ordway.
wood Lot-Forrest Goodwin.
gouse Wanted-H. @. Bassett.
Nesst niger Notice.. P. Viles.
Road Notices-N. w. Brainard.
Snt Glass-Geo. Phillrick & Son.
Messenger Notice-F. p Pennell
Messenger NOTICED. B. Haskell.
AGENTS. Wanted-E. B. Treat & Co.
PEobste Eotices-Nathsn Fowler.
choicest Fruit-B. Dominicho & Co.
Cold Weather Goods-W. Fl. Wildes.
Fashionable Ststionary-Bixby & Buck.
rfas & Cofies-Skowhegan Cash Grocery
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21
T. B. Barrett, Esq, was In Augusta

L. b. Barrett, ESQ.,, was In Augusta,
Tuesday, on legal business.
Some of the rooms at the Court house
are undergoing needed repairs.
Among visitors at the State Univer-
sity at Orono last week, were Ralph
Ames, Elmer Harris, II. Kimball and
Miss Mabel Judkins.
The next regular meeting of Co,
Wildes Camp S. of V. will be held on
Monday evening. Every member is
urged to be present.
Several candidates are expected to re-
ceive the degree in Wides' Camp Sons
of Veterans at an early day and an in
vitation has been extended to j. Wesley
Gilman Camp degree team of Oakland to
come here and exemplify the work of the
order.
The annual parish meeting of the
Oniversalist society will be held at the
church Lext Monday evening, Oct. %.
Every person interested in the welfare
of the society is urged by the parish
officers and pastor to be present for
there is much important business to be
transacted.
Several weeks since Sewall Nutting of
this place was taken violently insane in
Danvers, Mass, and taken to an asylum
In that city where he was treated. After
tine he seemed to rally and latter was
brought home. Since coming home it
has been plainly evident that his mind
was still deranged and this morning
seleetmen L. C. Emery and X. f. Parker
conveyed him to the asylum at Augusta
for treatment.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
OkrOpna katastrOfa

zdarzy}a sic W poblizu Biafostoku,
W Kr6lestwie, pozbawiajac zycia 80
osob.
Kiedy 80 gosci weselnych wra-
CATO wielkim wozem, ciagnietym
przez osm koni, z koscio}s do domu
rodzic6w mfodej pani, woznica ME
zwasajac ma nadchodzacy pociag,
kt6ry musia} na r6wninie widziet,
wjechaf ma tor. w tel chwili 10.
komotywa wpadfa ma w6z rozbija-
JAG 60 ma drobne kawaiki, rozrywa-
JAG i miazdzsc weselnik6w, kt6.
rych AMI jeden ME uszedf. Pociag
natychmiast sic zatrzyma{ znale-
ziono jeszcze kilka weselnik6w PREY
zyciu, ale byli tax pokaleczeni, ze
kr6tko potem umarli.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
NieszczeScie W kOpalni.
Playa hyacyntOwa.

Szczeg6lna playa nawiedzifa stan
Floryde W Ameryce p6fnocnej, -
oto hyacynty rozros}y sic tam tax
bujnie, ze groza zanieczyszczeniem
wszystkich rick; jest to specyalny
nader piodny gatunek tych kwia.
tow. Najbardziej ucierpiaia dotad
rzeka sw. Jana, gdzie kwiaty to u.
tworzy}y istna blockade, wsr6d kt6-
rel parowce przedostaja sic wiel-
ka trudnoscia i diuzsze ich kurso-
wanie jest tylko kwestya czasu,
albowiem kofa ich gna sic i rucky
ich So coraz bardziej przez to mad
mierna roslinnosc zatamowane.
Kwiat hyacyntu jest bardzo pie
kny, a woda zmieniona ma milo
wych przestrzeniach W ogr6d przed-
stawiajacy wspaniafy widok. Ros-
liny, ME majac oparcia ma dnie
rzeki, piywaja po powierzchni wo-
dy, pedzone przez wiatr prad W
rome strony. Hyacynt 6w wprowa-
dzony zosta4 do Florydy pred laty
pieciu przez niejakiego Fullera,
kt6ry przywi6zf paczke nasienia
Venezuela umiesci} je W stawie.
W przeciagu niesiychanie kr6tkie-
60 czasu kwiaty do tego stopnia
wypefnify iozysko stawu, ze ME
m6gf sfuzyc do zadnego innego u
zytku; w}asciciel kazaf ten staw o.
czyscit wrzucic je do rzeki sw.
Jana, gdzie rozrosty sic W powy-
zej opisany spos6b. Poczyni}y one
rybo}6stwu znaczne szkody, byd3o
tylko nader chetnie uzywa ich "a
pasze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Z kuby.

Ma Kubie oswiadczyli powstah-
cy, ze samorzadu, chotby najrozle.
glejszego, ME przyjmuja-ich c.
lem jest niezaleznost wyspy. Po.
iozenie hiszpan6w ma wyspie upraw-
mia kubahczyk6w do najsmielszych
nadziei; 10000 chorego zofnierza
ley po szpitalach, rezerwy armii
hiszpahskiej ss juz tax wyczerpane,
ze Europy wiele posjikdw ME ma
deidzie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
ZE SWIATA
,@~O ~O0~O@(>o"e>O'

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wielka walka o 8-gOdzinny dziefi
piracy,
kt6ra toczy ooecnie 10000 robotni,
k6w zajetych przy fabrykacyi ma
SYN kott6w W Anglii, zwraca ma
siebie oczy ca}ej Europy. Ci w}as.
ME robotnicy byli zawsze wzorem
dla og6fu robotnik6w angielskich.
Oni pierwsi za}ozyli W r. 1851 kra-
iowa unie zawodowa W miejsce luz
nych stowarzyszeh lokalnych. Ia
ich przykiadem dopiero posziy in
ne zawody iaz do dzisiejszego dnia
ia unia sz}a ma czele ruchu zawodo-
wego robotnik6w an ngiels kich.
Wkr6tce po zafozeniu unii zazadali
robotnicy fabryk zniesienia pra-
cy akordowej bronili togo zadania
trzymiesiecznym strajkiem, kt6-
rego wyszli pokonani i z rozbita
organizacya. Ale jus po trzech la
tach organizacya ich nietylko ma
nowo sic podniosia, ale doszia do
nieznanej przedtem potegi. W ro'
ku 1871 uzyskali wielkim 5-mie-
siecznym strajkiem 9-godzinny
dzieh roboczy dla cafego angielskie-
60 personal lu metalurgicznego.
Miedzynarod6wka postarafa 8 2
w6wczas o to, by oczekiwani Me-
mice robotnicy, majacy ziamac
strajk, ME przybyli. W ten spos6b
pobili robotnicy z fabryk maszyn
angielskich kapitalist6w, ma kt6'
rych czele stana} jeden najgor-
szych wyzyskiwaczy lord Arm
strong.
DIS po dwudziestu pieciu latach
ci sami angielscy robotnicy z fa-
bryk maszyn i kot}6w podjeli W
dniu 1 maja akcye "a uzyskaniem
8-godzinnego dnia roboczego. Ia
zadali 60 pisemnie cd swoich przed-
siebiorc6w. Przesz}o dwustu Ego.
dzi}o sic ma to zadanie, tax ze W
pofowie czerwca z 10000 londyh-
skich robotnik6w, zajetych przy fa-
brykacyi maszyn, 10000 miafo g.
godzinny dzieh roboczy. szfo tedy
tylko o wywalczenie 60 ola pvzos-
ta}ych 5000 "a pomoca strajku.
Dnia 8 lipca mia} sic strajk rozpo-
cza6i ograniczyc sic tylko do Lon
dynu. Ale zwiazek przedsiebiorc6w
rozszerzyf to Wake ma kraj cafy, os-
wiadczyi mianowicie, ze W razie
strajku W Londynie wszyscy przed-
.siebiorcy W cafym kraju swoich ro-
botnik6w zupe}nie bez powodu wy
dala. Robotnik6w grozba ia ME
odstraszy}a i rozpoczeli strajk. I
dlatego, ze 5000 londyhskich robot
: nik6w chca uzyskat to, co ma po-
kojowej drodze osiegnefo 10000
robotnik6w londyhskich, m u i
przesz1o 10000 robotnik6w ma pro.
wincyi pasc ofiara zacietosci fabry-
kant6w. Walka angielskich robot
nikdw fabryk maszyn jest dzisiaj
walka nietylko o S-godzinny dzieh
roboczy, ale zarazem walka o smierc
lub zycie ich organizacyi.
Lord Armstrong, kt6ry pred
25 laty biada}, ze zaprowadzenie
9.godzinnego dnia roboczego zruj-
nuje caia te gafaez przemysiu, pow
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
kGENCl "AMERYKI."

WLADySHtW MICHALSKI bedzie
kolektowaf "a "Ameryke" W Perth Am
boy, New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City,
Patterson, Hoboken, Newark it'd.
FRANCISZEK CIEsLAK kolektuje W
Detroit iooklicy.
TONAsZ C. SKARYSZEWSKI, kole-
ktuje Chicago okolicy.
Szanownych czytelnik6w CA
meryki," kt6rym sic prenumera-
ia skonczyfa, upraszamy 0 wzno'
wienie takowej ma rok przyszfy.
Kto dfuzej ME chce odbierac
"Ameryki'' "a MIA uczciwie pfa-
cit-prosimy mas zawiadomit "a
raz po wyjsciu prenumeraty.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20

czesci pensyi, kt6ra tenae pobiera
W sumie s2,4OO gulden6w rocznie
cd dworu austryackiego. Jako
swiadk6w, wezwafa ksiezniczka swo-
je siostry brata. Don Carlos Ego
dzil sic ma proce s, odrzucajac
wszelkie polubowne za}atwienie
sprawy, kt6re mogioby tylko wtedy
nastaplt, gdyby c6rka zamkneia sic
W klasztorze.
Ow process tedy nabiera miedzy-
narodowego politycznego znacze-
mia, zw}aszcza W chwili, gdy Don
Carlos przygotowuje wyprawe pre-.
civ Hiszpanii.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20

TARA dzls te same Irazesy. Iohle-
waz jednak londynskim fabrykan.
tom maszyn i koti6w, kt6rzy u sie-
bic 8 .godzinny dzieh roboczy zapro-
wadzili, mic z}ego SIG ME stafo, pre-
to frazesy to W smiesznosci swojej
swiadcza tylko nienasyconej chci-
wosci tego wyzyskiwacza i jego ko-
leg6w.
Minister handlu Ritchie ofiaro-
wal sic poSredniczyc W ugodzie
strajkowej, ale fabrykanci odpo-
wiedzieli, ze ME pozwola ma wmie-
szanie sic do tel sprawy nikogo
trzeciego, nawet pahstwa. sfowem,
przedsiebiorcy odrzucili wszelkie
rokowania ugodowe, zadajac bez-
wzglednie poddania sic robotni-
kow.
Walka angielskich robotnik6w z
fabryk maszyn s-godzinny dzien
roboczy jest i nasza walka. Walka
ia ME smie zostac przegrana. 1ch
kleska bedzie nasza kleska, ich zwy-
ciestwo naszem zwyciestwem, Sta
ra miedzynarod6wka W r. 1871 do
pomog}a i'm do wywalczenia 9-go-
dzinnego dnia roboczego, miedzy-
narodowa socyalna demokracya do
pomoze i'm dis do wywalczenia g.
godzinnego dnia roboczego. (Nap.)
Przeciw POlakOm
ruszyli sic 'takze antysemici ME-
mieccy ma wiecu swoim rrzadzo-
nym W tych dniach W Nordhausen,
aby przez to zalecic sic konserwa.
tystom i hakatystom ma wschodzie,
jako obrohcy "uci5nionej" MEM
czyzny. Nasamprz6d zwr6cili sic
przeciw rozporzadzeniom jezyko-
wynn W Austryi, wyrazajac swoje
oburzeuie ma ten przepis i wzywa-
JAG Niemc6w W rzeszy, aby wszel.
kimi spos BAN i wystepowali,
zw}aszcza W dziedzinie ekonomicz-
nej, takze przeciwko czesko-pol-
skiej swawoli. Antysemita Neu-
man Bygdoszczy postawif naste.
pujacy wniosek: "Wzrosti bezus
tame rozszerzanie sic agitacyi pol
skiej, wkfada ma stronictwo ME-
miecko-socyalne antysemickie obo'
wiazek wystepowania W szeregach
szermierzy przeciwko zes}owiahsz-
czeniu naszych kres6w wschodnich.
Dlatego bedzie sic stara}o wspierae
W walce przeciw polopizmowi dzia-
}aiace tam W duchu niemiecko-na-
rodowym zwiazki, przedevszyst.
klein towarzystwo ku krzewieniu
niemczyzny ma wschodnich kresach
co do swego sk}adu
ME odpowiada ono wymaganiom
stronnictwa.' y Mad tym wnioskiem
wywiaza1a sic d}uzsza dyskusya.
Referent Bensemer Torunia kry-
tykowa} przychylne dla zyd6w wy
stepowanie towarzystwa HKT. i
zwr6cif uwage ma ciezkie niebezpie.
czehstwa," jake groza Niemcom
wskutek szerzenia sic polonizmu.
z togo powodu, mimo watpliwosci,
poleca} przyjecie powyzszego
wniosku. Zgodzono sic wreszcie ma
rezolucyi, majacej naste-
pujace brzmienie: "Niemiecko-so-
cyalne stronnictwo antisemickie be-
die tax samo, jak dotad, jak maj
energiczniej wystepowa}o przeciw-
ko wszelkim zakusom agitacyi pol
skiej wrogiej niemczyznie ma ma
szych kresach wschodnich." Taxa
polityke "wielkiej geby'' prowadzi
stronnictwo aferzysty Ahlwardta i
krzywoprzysiezcy Leussa!
Najkrwawsza bitwa.
Jaka by}a najkrwawsza bitwa W
WV ,4,,1oo:,,2 NJ ,>x,4o-so l.. H..
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20

Kt6ra gazeta jest najlepsza?
Jak kto ME ma we }bie bzika,
Gfosno krzyknie: "Ameryka!"
Czego niema W "Ameryce!"
K46tni, brud6w, polemiki
Niema W szpaltach "Ameryki."
komu nalezy sic pierwszenstwO?
Kasdy Polak ia krzycze,
Ze nalezy sic "Ameryce."
o co valley "Ameryka!'
o dobrobyt robotnika
Zwykle valley "Ameryka."
KtO czytuje "Amerykev'
Kto sic brzydzi podfa klika,
Lubuje sic "Ameryka."
Czego zyczyc "Amerycev'
Abonent6w million zycze
z pism najwiekszeJ s'Ameryce.''
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
POw6dz W Hiszpanii.

Madryt.-W przeciagu ostatnich
"a godzin wylaiy rzeki i pow6dz
zrzadzifa we wielu miejscach znacz.
No szkody. Najwiecej ucierpia}y
tory kolejowe i komunikacye tele.
grafczne W prowincyach saragossa,
Valencia i Malaga.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
StraSZna rZez.

z Zachodniej Afryki donosza, ze
kr6l samary, uchodzacy "a Boga
pomiedzy ludnoScia czarna, urzadza
sobie polowanie ma plemiona po.
stronne dopuszcza sic okrutnych
rzezi. Wedfug telegram6w, kr6l
ten napadf ma miasto Kong, W Cor
nej Gwinei, wyrzna} kilka tysiecy
mieszkahc6w i miasto spalif. Po-
miedzy zabitymi jest kilkudziesie-
ciu francuz6w, wiec Rad francus-
XII wysle wojsko ma poskromnienie
Samary.