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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27
THE COLUMBIAN.
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.

Iohn Kenyon spent Sunday with Pine
Summit friends. q
+. M. Gliding transacted business at New
York last week.
Frank Perley Of Lancaster, spent three
days in town last week.
William Tilley of Buckhorn, gave this
Office pleasant call on Friday.
Mrs Ever wife of Rev. +. p. Eyer, Of
Hanover, Pa, is visiting Mrs. L. N. Meyer.
Frank Martin and family Of Harrisburg,
are on a visit to the formers mother in town.
Mrs. NJ. f. Gearhart has returned home
from Philadelphia where she has been visit
ing tor the past two months.
Mrs. G. Stewart Kirby of Mauch Chunk
arrived in town Friday on visit to hei
mother, Mrs Kuhn on Center Street.
After spending a week with friends IL
Berwick and Bloomsburg, Wilson Hess re
turned to his home at Milton on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Lockard, and Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Lockard Sundayed with Mr.
anG Mrs. Samuel Goodhue and family a
lamison City.
Lee Martin returned home from Lancaste
on Saturday, having completed fou
months course at Bowman's Horologica
School, where he learned to do all kinds @
fine watch and jewelry repairing. He ha
been reemployed by J. E. Roys.
c. F. Johnson, who has been employed i
]. E. Roys' jewelry store for the past yea
and half, ended his engagement there o
Monday, and will 60 to Lancaster to take
special course at Bowman's Horologic'
School. He is an Industrious young man {
excellent character, and we wish him success
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

The stockholders of the Blooms
burg Match Company held a meeting
at the Office Of c. w. Miller on Thurs
Gay evening of last week. Organiza-
tion was perfected. E. H. Eisenhart
was elected as President and G. M.
Tustin Secretary. In order to secure
money with which to complete the
plant, the issue of mortgage was
authorized. The mortgage which is
81, 900, will be a first lien on the
whole, plant.
Immediately after the above, the
Directors held a meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen Direc'
tors-E. H. Eisenhart, Nathan Tingst,
L. H. Wolfe, George M. Tustin and
c. w. Miller. President-C. w.
Miller, Secretary-L. H. Wolfe,
Treasurer-George M. Tustin.
All the machinery necessary for the
manufacture of matches is being
placed in the building and it is ex'
pected that the factory will soon be
in operation.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

The attendance at the Elocutionary
Recital Monday night in the Luther
an Church was not large owing to the
unfavorable weather. Miss Grace V.
Correll of the Emerson College of
Oratory, Boston, gave a number OF
selections in good style. There were
also number of musical performers.
Mr.. William Metherill on the violin,
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Nora Girton. A male quartette con-
sisting of Messrs. William Ringler
and Traub brothers. A vocal solo
by Mrs. Hall. A piano solo by Miss
Walz of the Normal, and duet by
her and another student. And a
mandolin club consisting of William
Decker, Josiah Johnson, and others.
All these gave good performances
and thus rendered valuable aid to
make up what was said to be very
pleasing entertainment. The piano
was provided by Mr.. Saltzer, and wa:
pronounced to be one of excellent
tone.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27
A GREAT BEREAVEMENT.

Again we are called upon to
chronicle peculiarly sad and dis
tressing afliction. This time it has
fallen upon the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. S. Robbins, by the death
of their bright and interesting little
daughter Marie, who, after all ill
ness of two or three days, died on
Wednesday evening at half past
eight, of scarlet fever. She was
the only child, and was the idol OF
her parents, and beloved by all hei
playmates. Though only nine
years old, she had many accom-
plishments, and had made quite
reputation by her proficiency in re
citing, having taken part i'll numer
Gus church entertainments. The
thoughts and hearts and sympathie'
of the entire community are with
the stricken parents in their desc
late home.
The funeral will be held on Fri
day at four O'Clock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

Two young men went into ].
Saltzer's music store on Tuesday
and found Mr.. Saltzer's young son
Blaine in charge. After looking
around little they went out, and
Blaine soon missed lot of mouth
organs. On his fathers return
Policeman w. S. Fleckenstine was
notified, and from the description OF
the men, he soon found them on
the street, and finding the mouth
organs on one of them, he arrested
both men. Mr.. Saltzer agreed to
settle with them, and they left a
watch and some other property
with him as security, and came
back next day and paid the money,
They are said to belong i'll Ber-
wick. The only excuse they gave
was that they did it for fun.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

The team went to Shamokin on
Thursday last for two days stand
with the club of that place. The FIRST
game resulted in victory for our boys,
by reason Of Posner's clever pitching.
Score 10 to 2. The second contest
we should have won easily, but rank
errors on the part Of one or two of oul
boys figured largely in the run getting
and Shamokln was, we might say, pre-
sented with the game. Result, Blooms
burg I, Shamokin d.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27
FRANK BARTON.

c. Frank Barton died at Buffalo,
New York, on May 40, 1897, from
paralysis. He was born at Espy on
February 10, 1874, and was the son
of Cyrus and Catharlne Barton. His
father died many years ago, but his
mother, now ninety-hve years Of age,
is still living, though in very feeble
condition. Mr. Barton had an hon
orable record in the army, having
served three years in the Saith Regl-
ment, Pa, Volunteers. He was
twice taken prisoner, and was confn-
ed in Libby prison. After the war he
settled in Hazleton, and resided there
until 1876, when he moved to
Buffalo, where he resided until death.
He was Mason, a member Of the
G.. A. R., and the Union Veteran
Legion. In December 1882, he was
married to Miss r. A. Harrison ol
Wilkes-Barr who survives him. Be.
sides his wife and mother, the surviv
ing members of his family are his
brothers Alfred and William Of Halle
ton; Henry c., Of Lime Ridge, and
his sisters Mrs. Annie E. Adams o
Delaware, Ohio Alice, Of Espy, ane
Mrs. Florence B. Iglehart Of Evans
vile, Indiana.
The remains were brought to Esp,
on Saturday, and the funeral was helt
on Monday at two o'clock, the ser
vices being conducted by the paste
of the M. E. Church. The buria
was in the Espy Cemetery. A larg
number of friends and relatives wer'
l nreSent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

Hereafter the names of all persons
who attempt to climb the fence at
Athletic Park for the purpose Of wit
Messing game, will be taken and
published. If the men who make a
practice of doing this sort of thing
would pay the usual admittance fee,
the club would prosper much better,
and would not have to disband on ac-
count of poor attendance. There is
never a game played but that the
fence and trees around the park are
hanging full of men and boys. 1t is
the intention Of the management to
break up this habit if possible, and il
the above method will not stop it,
other steps will be taken.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

Owing to the steadily growing
demand for the output of the silk mill,
it decided by the management to build
an addition. The contract for build
ing has been awarded to B. w. Jury
& Son, and work will be commenced
at once. This concern is one of the
best in the town, and every one is
glad to hear of their prosperity. If
only every other factory or mill were
compelled to build additions in order
to carry on their increasing trade
Bloomsbury would not feel the effect
of the dull times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

Prof. B. H. Strickland, organist of
the Catholic Pro-Cathedral at Harris
burg, died last Friday afternoon.
About twenty years ago Prof. Strick-
land lived in Bloomsburg, and had a
music store in the Opera House. He
was organist of the Episcopal church
for short time, and went from here
to Harrisburg to accept the position
which he held up to the time of his
death. He was son of Prof. Strick-
! laAd of Danville.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

A large number of the young friends
of Miss Freda Rabb, accepted invita-
tons and gathered at her home on
West Main Street. A very pleasant
evening was spent with games of vari-
Gus kinds and dancing. The house
was trimmed with flowers and each
one of the guests was given a carna-
ton as souvenir. There were about
thirty-seven present. The music fol
the occasion was furnished by John
Brooks.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27
HOUSE ROBBED.

Lesser AleXander's house on
Third Street below West was enter
ed by burglars on Monday night
and a lot of solid silver, including
nearly all Of Mrs. Alexander S
wedding presents, were stolen Mr.
Alexander was away from home,
and there was no one in the house
but his wife, and a girl. There is
no clue to the burglars.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and anu positively ON Kidneys, liver and bowels
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a bo,
OF u q. q. to-day; 10, 25, SO cents. Sold anC
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

A mad dog played havoc at Cata-
wissa on Sunday, biting three people.
The victims were Dennis Waters, a
son of DIR. Sharpless, and little girl
named Bankes. They were sent to
the Pasteur Institute at New York
for treatment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

A band composed of students at
the Normal School parade the streets
In hack, just before every base ball
game. 1t is good way of advertis-
ing the game, and beside this the
music sounds very well.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

The question of increasing the
bonded Indebtedness of the town
will be submitted to the voters at a
special election next month.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

Freeburg, Snyder Co, Pa, is an
ideal place for parents to send their
children to study music at the musical
college. Term begins July 20. For
catalogue address H. B. MOVER. at.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

A number of young people from
town attended the session of the
Epworth League Convention at Ber-
wick last week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

If the system is fortified by Hoods
Sarsararilla, which makes rich, red
blood, there is little danger of sick
ness.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

Letters of administration in the
estate of the late c. B. McHenry, have
been granted to John G.. McHenry of
Benton.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

A little daughter came to the home
Of Hervey Pegg on East Street last
week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27
Legal advertisements On page 7.

John Beishline is building veranda
10 his house on East Street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

THIRD-Wool and half wool Dress
patterns, $3.5o to $40 90; also draped
and trimmed (on tables) in rear OF
store room. No two alike.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-27

SECoND-The display of Wash
Dress Goods, as you see them draped
only in our store (others will copy
soon; may be not this season..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
(Ciag daisy re strony l-szeD.

Po przyjeciu ~ieszcze innych, mniej
waznych wniosk6w, rezolucyj i ga
~latwieniu w~azniej-zych spraw, PREY
stqpiono do wyboru czlonk6w Zarza-
du Jeneralnego. W skiai nowego
zarzadu wcho LA; Franciszek =.
Danisch. prezes; Stefan X. Sass.
wice-prezes Jan NJ. Sienkiewicz, ko-
misarz; r. T. WoioNski, sekretarz;
Jan :. Zawilii>1i, skarbnik.
Pc kr6tkich Przem6wieniach mar
sza}ka Zjazdu. Fr Mikoiajczaka, j
prezesa Sliwihskiegc delegaci ma ga
kohczenie Zjazdu odsPiewali ..Boze
COS Polske''.
Ma pomnik koSciuszki. kt6ry ma
stanqd W Chicago. delega,i zebrali
pomiedzy sobq $3.50.
Powyzej "a tylko wymieni"ne
wazniejsze u-hwaIy pierwszego Ijaz-
du T.. NJ. p. lnne znajdujq sic "
protok6le urzedowym Ijazdu. kt6ry
drukuje ,,Sztandar', organ Il. NJ. T..
Steton IA Sass,
delegat V. oid2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
Przeglad prasy poi.
skiej W Europe.

u powodu budzacego sic
ma Mazurach ruchu ludowego,
o czem W poprzednim numerze
wspominalismy, lwowski uRuch
Katolicki' przypisuje mazurom
zamiary, obrazaJace ich uclucia
rel gijue, la co odpowiada
,,Eurjer Lwowski'', W artyku-
lie z~atytulowanym, nPatrz kaz'
dy swego, ME kozucha cudze-
go.
jest to robota re stanowiska poll
tyki narodowej wprost niegodziwa
ma jak najsurowsze zasiugujqca skar.
Genie, jezeli ludowi, kt0ry caia du.
sza przywiazany jest do swego wy
znanis, podsuwa sic mysl, ze to jegc
~wyznanie Jest ,,berezja ] re ten tyt
ko do6rym mote bye poiokiena, ktc
do kotolickiego noiezy kcscioto.
,wyobrszmy sobie, jska wsciekli'
Una zapienilyby sic usta naszych kte'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
POszukiwanie.

Katarzyoa Ks!euha po.sukuje
swego brsts Jana Kslembs, poeho
dai 2 Czarnego Dupsjcs W Gslicji,
Podoboo .osjduje sic " Chicago.
On sam lub ktoby o MIN viedzia'
racsy prsysssc adres jego do Kats
rsyny Kalembs, 1902 Ogls st., Ma
nsyunk, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

przedtem p~rzyobiecai. Komitet obchodo-
wy, ma zasadzie tel obietnicy, poczynii
wszelkie przygotowania, tymczasem W
sam dzien obchodu ks. p. cofnai swe
przyrzeczenie, wskutek czego komitet
byi zmuszony wydaG odezwe odwoiujaca
obch6d. Wszyscy nasi rodacy - podo-
bno bardzo oburzeni tym brzydkim cry
men
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
REDAKTOR;
Stefan Bdrs5cze,cskj.
POsiedZ ME Zarzadu Centr.
n y, u.

w sobote, dnia IL grudnia r. b., G
godzinie Sci vieczorem, posiedzenie
Zarzadu Centralnego Il. y. =. W do
mu Nv. Mar. Pol
". =. S0d0,cSki, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
Przeglad prasy pol
skiej W Ameryce.

w ostatnlm numerZe mn
Ije,u Polskiego znajdujemy
bezstronny, powaAny artykui
o finansach Nv. y. p, z kite.
rego wyjatek tn przytaczamy.
" wielkiem zado woleniern jesz.
cze rae kons.stujeuy. ze Pc czesci
skutsiem naszych uporcrywych ma
gabywsh, po czesoi zas dzieki su
nieunosci i poozuoiu obowiszku sd.
ministrscii Il. n. P, kass tel orgs
u~izacji iostaia przyprowadzona dc
zupelnego porsadku, o ozem j oen
COT Helihski W odeswie swej pod
data 2S listopala zss~isdczs, s &C
Wiecej, kasjer Wleklihski zresygno
wal, a p. Miohsl Msiewski, dswniej
sly kasjer, objsa ponownie ten urzsd.
Ma ten k nozy sic naturslnie, Ca
Ia nassa agitsoja "a ~wyjssnieniem
watpliwych pozycyj i upornaikowa-
nj On kasy. Z odezw Zsrzsdu je
stesmy przekonani. &c ksiegi i "a
chunIi 50 teraz poprawne. a zapss
p eniedzy W bsnku j ma hipotekaoh
sgsdEa sic sumsmi wymienioneni
W reohunkach.
w prryst'osoi, jak dotai, badae
b7dziemy sprs w~ozdania fnansove
s 4ruPulatnie. a jezeli sic nam nssu
ME iaks wa,Pliwose, poprcs'my o
publiczns wyjss6ienie. Me nslezy
my leduak do tyoh, lt5rzy Z przy-
zwycEajen'a, re =lcsJi nspadsjs Ia
Iw. n. P. bez powodu, i potepia
my takie noPoScie, csy 10 pryootoe
c=y Po gazetach, joho przy"oszqce
~j0e tej nGj'o'ehS ej polSkiej orga-
Hizacji ro=bud=ojqce rrodzonego
norodoroSci ndS-ei d,tcho niezgody,
kt6rtgo VS-yScy porinniSmy SIC sta
rae uciszyt "sc.ierzsd, uGit.
Zadnei wqtpliwosci ME ull-
ga, &c o lie Zarz. Cenu.. -
P. uNzgledni zawsze zadania
ludzi, kt6rym chodzi
rzecl wiscie o dobro naszej
orgaui<acji, o lyle ME belize
odpowiadaI Ma rzekome in,cr.
pelacje, takich, kt6rzy GAIA ma.
dzi je ywy2ez MIA siebie PC
kfadaJ4 W intrygach / podju-
dzaniu lfych namietnoSc'. Ola
Mich 10 podkreslilismy ko1co.
wy usteP, Frzy toczonego Pc
wyzej artykuiu.
- w detroickiej S,0OJodzje
czeSto INA dujemy zdania do
skonale charakteryzujqce nasze
polsko-amerykahskie stosunki.
Otto jedno:
Ma czolo Polskiego ludu pchaja
sic indywidua, kt6re sqdzq, ze rozum
j moralnosc, bezczclnoscia zastapiG
MONA. Graja oni raz ma patryjo-
tycznej, drugi raz ma religijnej stru-
ME, czasem ma obydw0ch. a czasem
smieja sic Z obydw6ch, wszystko
wediug ~Potrzeby'.
Takich osobnik0w znaleili-
i w naszym Lwiazku.
oni gOrsi cd jawnych naszych
wrog6w.
a OTTO inne zdanie pod adre-
pewnej czesci %naszej prasy.
"Wymyslanie osobistym nieprzy-
i%acio4om. tax zdyskredytowaIo ME
kt6re polskie pisma. he luo pr1y
wyk4 wszelkie Pochwaiy Tub nagany
brac ma odwrot. JezeiI redaktor ma.
pisze; zacny, peien poswiecenia.
czcigodny t. d., lud czyta: 2dzler-
Ca saTSiub, KEEP j odwro'u!e''.
] 2 tym zgodziG sic trzeba.
G6Tnj6 opowiada TAXA
anegdotke, ~niestety, pelnq
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

tektorem starokatolickiego koscioia
w Niemezech i W prowincjach pol
skich, zostajacych pod zaborem prus-
kim. Starry Bismarck znalazi W ~
meryce swego nasladowce, a tym
Jest Zwiqzek Mar. Pol, protektor, a
poniekad j tworca ,,niezaleznego'
koscioia. Dzielo Bismarcka t. j. sta
rokatolicki kosci6l rozpadi sic w CRU
~ i ~pozostaiy zen zaledwie szczatki.
a to samo stanie sic z ,,niezaleznym
koscioiem w Ameryce.
Bismarck po kulturkampfie docze-
ka} sic odstawki i prowadzi zgryzli-
wy zywot, a podobnie stanie sic i re
~Zwiazkiem y. r., kt0ry niediugo
upadnie i zginie w zapomnieniu'.
Konia z REDEEM temu, kto
nam wytlomaczy co ma wspol-
nego Il. n. p. z Bismarkiem,
koSciofem staro-katolickim i z
kosciolem niezaleznym! Jezeli
artykulik powyzszy pomiesci-
lismy w tenn miejscu, to ola
tego, re Zgoda ME ma special
nego dzialu humorystycznego.
Il powodu nieszczeSli-
wych wypadkow w Lattimer,
a co zatem idzie, potrzeby ska
dek ma prowadzenie sprawy i
wsparcie widow i sierot pc ola
rach tego mordu, przytem z
powodu budzacego sic coraz
bardzie.j poczucia potrzeby skoh-
czenia raz .juz Z pomnikiem
kosciuszki W Chicago oslab-
ly ostatniemi easy skfadki ma
skarb narodowy polski. Me
dziwiiiSmy sic temu i ME bra
lismy tego naszym rodakom "a
zle, sadzllismy BOWEN, 2e gdy
potrzeby powyas1e bedq zalat-
wione, TO skfadki znow poppy
ma do Rapperswylu, jak daw-
niej. Tymczasem W ostatnim
numerze KTj,ra Now0yOr-
sIiego czytamy TAXA wiadomos6:
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Cd
dziaiu Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rappers-
wylu, ma New York j okolice, posta-
Eowiono cd ~przyszlego Nowego Ro-
ku nie wysyiat zebranych pieniedzy
Europy. ale zatrzymywat je tu-
az do potrleb kraiu. Spodzie-
wac sic mona, le wobec EGG skiad-
SIC *7mogq, gdyz dotycnszas w'e
e lud1i ma wysylanie gieniedz; ~
sarkafo
Czy to sic godzi panowie?
dziqki niezadowoleniu
ludzi slabego serca, ma
sic rozpadac to, mad czem maj
szczersi zwiqzkowcy cd lat SECS
.iu tax pracuja. Vice chcecie,
panowie, zniweczyc rezolucje
sejmu NJ, uznajaca jeden tylko
skarb narodowy, przeciwdzialaG
sejmu XII, nakazujq-
cej odeslanie depozytu, znajdu-
jacego sic pod opiekq Il. \. p,
do kasy g'0wnej!
Czy sadzicie, ze zadawalnia-
jqc zqdanIa kilku, kilkunastu.
a choGby naHet kilkuset osob,
podcjrzywajacych uczciwosc "a
marrow i dziafan przewodnik0w
wychodzctwa pol,kiego W Eu-
ME wywoiacie oburzenia
tysiqcach ludzi, kt6rzy W te
wierza j z calem "a
ufani IN skfadaja ewGj cent Da
oltarzu Ojczyzny?
Je2eli TAX sadzicie, panowie,
to mylicie sic bardzo i dlatego
many nieplonua nadzieje, re
zastanowicie sic mad wasza
uchwala cofniecie ia dla dobra
PolSki.
D.uo-I.I ,cy 49,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Zarzqd wypefnii skrupulatnie obowiaz
XII honorowe wlolone ma jego bark przeI
sejm ostatni ME obawia sic wiec wcale
kontroli, ale ter ME mySli odpo wiadaG ma
zaczepki pisemek, majqcych lyle pole
wielkiej organizacji iak Zwiqzek CO Sic.
by q koloraCh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

w ostatniej chwili otrzymujemy via
domosc, ne w Buffalo, ks J. Pitass odmo'
viii towarzystwom ,Unji"i parafialnym
hall prey kosciele sw. stanisfawa' ola u,
rzadzenia obchodu l~istopadowego' choc
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Cd Ora r. T.. Fronczaka = Buffalo otrzy-
malismy egzemplarz jcgo rozprawy o koi-
tunic Plica P%olonica), odznaczpncj przcl
wydziai lekarski uniwcrsytetu buffalo.
skiego. Rozprawi ia byla jul drukowa.
ma W st. Louis Medical and Surgical
Journal .
Otrzymany egzemplarz zlohylismy "
bibliOtece Zwiazku n. +.
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Niekt6rzy polscy ksieza namawiaja
swych rodak6w, ably wstepowali do mic
dzynarodowych organizacyj. IIanba i'm,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Cd czech6w j polak0w.
Biedny zaiste Michaiek niemiecki.
biedny m%eczennik! ..kt6ry lyle juz
sic nacierpia} od mas ! cd czechow."
| niktby O ten ME wiedziai, gdyby
ME zacza} teraz krzyczet wniebo-
giosy.. Doprawdy niemiec @jeszcze
ma sPoro humoru i to prawdziwego..
.,Galgen-humoru".
% niepowodzeniu polity-
Xxi ugodowej pod zaborem ro-
syjskim swiadcza ubolewania i
.jeremiady rctersburskiego h,G-
Iiu, ubolewania doprowadzajace
ten lejborgan Spasowicza, Vie
lopolskiego sp6lki do niecnych
posadzen.
w Nrze 40 Rroj zamieScii taxa
apostrofe do pism polskich. prleciw-
nych robocie ugodowc6w;
Pare ostatnich tygodni przynios-
ly nam kilka dowod6w zyczliwosci.
Z jaka obecne wladze administracyj-
ne kr0lestwa, mimo r6znej trudno-
Sci i p~rzeszkody, staraja sic trakto-
wac sprawy i kwestje dotyczace ma.
szych stosunk6w spo.ecznych. Mad
zdyskredytowaniem i sparalizowa
MEM tel dobrej wolf i tego poczqt-
kowania pracujq gorliwie i zgodnie
organy polskieso i rosyjskiego $40
winizmu. Mona zrozumiet psv-
chologje ~rosyiskich gorliwc6w, ale
czem wyti6maczyt lekkomySlnq ro-
bote rqk polskich: Chy ba jakiems
dziwnem szalenstwem. kt6re zrywa
przepaski z ran krwawych i ME "a
gojonych. Rozpacz ogarnia, pa
trzqc ma te popedy. Czyzby %jeszcze
ME przebraia sic mara naszych cier.
pieh i pokuty":
H0jer Cod:ienny nazywa tie
zale obludq d,iennikarska i tax
p~ietnuje tygodnik petersbur-
ski:
..Chociazby Kroj nieraz iweszcze ma
mas "a zqdanie dowod6w napadai, "a
DAME take zawsze gdy tvlko potrze-
ba bedzie. pod icgo adresem wystosu-
jenny, DO jesli Prokurator, mianowa-
ny z urzedu, niema Frawa nikogo
oskarzaG bez dowod6w. to tembar-
dziej niema tego prawa ten ,.kto sam
sobie nominacje ma ten urzqd podpi-
sal''.
Dose tel macoszej mad mani opie-
XII, pttersburskiego organu. dose
tVeL grom6w rzucanych ma nasze
spoteczehstwo. tel checl ro-
nienia jednych przeciwko drugim !
tych jek6w ! lal6w mad ~.,samob6j-
czeml poPedami' dose zarazem tel
obludy dziennikarskiej.
- Obecne po!ozenie poll
tycZne naSzego narodu pod "a
borem rosyIskim bardzo dobrze
charakteryzuie warslawskI ko-
respondent hMj ra L,co,Csiie-
Co..
,,Stoimy dis wobec faktu. he prqd
ugodowy coraz szerszem piynie 10
zyskiem. Odkqd cenzura pozwala
ma swobodniejsze traktowanie spra-
wy stosunku polak6w do rzadu rosyj-
skiego i dopuszcza polemike Z pis-
mani rosyjskiemi, ugodowcy pod
noszq co raz wyzej glove. widzac
W tenn znamienny objaw zwrotu.
Rownoczesnie ME mniej zwartym
szeregiem krocza tzw. ,,nieprzejed-
mani ,, kt6rzy opierajac SIC ma fax
tach, ME daja sic omamic ziudnemi
obietnicami, a ziagodzenie sposobu
traktowania ludnosci przez czynow.
nik0w uwazaja "a srodek TEN sku-
teczniejszego uspienia opinji.
w ten spos6b wyioniia sic walka
nieprzejednanych z ugodowcami.
Jest to powrotna fala glosnej pred
laty trzydziestu walk ,,miodych" re
,,starymi", ,.postepowc6w' Z IA
chowawcami Z ia jednak r6znicq,
ze ,,miodymi 50 dzisiaj u~godowcy,
a ,~,starymi" owl grozni niegdys .,po-
stepowcy', re kiedy dawniej walka
@toczyla sic o prhekonania i daznosci,
dis ~przeniosla sic ona ma szersze po-
la stosunkOw politycZnvch. a Z lei