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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
The Atlantic Squadron to Assemble at Key
West

Washington, December 1.-The north
Atlantic squadron will enter the gulf
of Mexico this winter and spend sew
eral months off the coast of Florida.
This will be the first time in about
three years that the squadron has been
in the gulf, the last cruise having been
made under the command of Rear Ad-
miral Meade. 1t was the intention
shortly after his retirement to send
the squadron to the Venezuelan coast
for the customary winter drills, but this
cruise was abandoned on account of
friction that had been caused between
the United States and Great Britain
over the Venezuelan boundary QueS-
tion, it being feared that the presence
Of our warships in the neighborhood
of the scene OF dispute would be mis-
construed into hostile purpose. Later
on and after the Venezuelan matter
had dropped into the background, the
situation as to Cuba was regarded by
the administration as being such as to
make it imprudent to allow the squad
ron to absent itself from our unprOtect-
ed shores. Moreover, the approach Of
the ships to Cuba would have been In
terpreted by the insurgents as sign
of the intention of the United States
government to inerfere in their behalf
All Of these reasons have now ceased
to be of force.
1t has been arranged that the har-
Dor of Key West shall form the rem
devious of the vessels. The condi-
tions there, it is said at the depart
ment, are very favorable. The exac,
date for the assembling Of the ships
there has not yet been fixed. The tor
neighborhood Of Key West about the
time the squadron is in the 1harbOr and
some interesting drills and mock at
tacks may be expected.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
POLITICS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
A Teachers Certificate Revoked Because
He is -Democrat-Producti OF Manu-
factured Tobacco in the State Last Year

Especial to The Messenger)
Raleigh, y. c., December IA For
syth teacher named Graham writes the
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton; My certificate as a teacher has
been revoked, simply because I am a
democrat" The superintendent replies
that he refers the case to the county
board Of education and says when it
passes upon it if Graham is not salts
fed he will himself fully investigate.
He concludes: We must not let poll
tics come into our schools"
The labor commissioner will report
that during the year ending yesterday
there were manufactured in North Car
olina 26,929, GOO pounds of plug tobacco,
$500 pounds of snuff 4,029,000 cigars and
1901 GOO packages of cigarettes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03

Chicago, December 1.-The examine
tiOn of talesmen in the Luetgert cas0
today was marked by many conflicts
between Assistant States Attorney
McEwen and Attorney Harmon. csun-
sci for the defense. Judge Gary wa
required TO interfere. Attorney Har-
mon, in catechising veniremen took
frequent occasion to attack the reifa-
bility OF police testimony. At the cI0aa
of the day no additional jurors had
been secured, but four men had been
accepted by the defense and will b.
examined by the state tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03

Chicago December Charles War
rem Spalding, ex-president OF the Gtooe
Savings bank, was today sentenced to
an indeterminate term In the penitcn-
tiary He was charged with embcs--
zling funds of the university OF Illinois.
Of which he was treasurer. Before
sentence was pronounced. he denied.
that he or his counsel admitted his
guilt and claimed his innocence. I'm
der the indeterminate sentence law I'm
operation in this state the convicted
bank president may be kept in prison
from one to fifteen years. The length
Of the sentence after one year rests
with the board Of prison officers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
Chairman Cannon and the President In
Conference

Washington. December Chairman
Cannon, of the house committee on ap-
propria tions, was with the president for
quite time today. discussing the sub
ject of receipts and expenditures. Mr..
Cannon would say nothing as to the
object of his visit, but remarked that
it was very hard to cut appropriations
and that the greatest saving could be
affected by not passing a river and
harbor bill at this session.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
An American Company Gets the Cossssse

Philadelphia, December 1.-The A 4
p. Roberts Company, which owns an0
operates the Pencoyd iron works, q
this city, has received a cableEr1R
though not official, from Utrecht, stat
ing that the company's bid Of 3474.ooo
Is the lowest In the competition for IL
contract for the material and erectjam
OF an extensive iron bridge over tla
river Yssel, near Westvoort. In the
Netherlands. The bridge Is to he bul1k
for the government OF Holland and tn
Pencoyd Company had. as competitoe4.
q number OF the leading iron manufae-
turers and bridge builders Of Engian4
and Belgium.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
Violation of Anti-Lottery laws

Washington. December 1.-The post
office department is taking firm stand
against the so-called missing letter and
missing word" contests which are being
conducted by number of publishers to
increase the subscriptions to their papers.
All newspapers and periodicals contain
ing advertisements of this character are
forbidden transmission in the mails under
the ant3-tottery regulations
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
Patric Walsh Elected MAYOR

Augusta, Ga, December 1-Ex-
United States Senator Patrick Walsh,
the citizens candidate. was today
elected mayor of Augusta over William
Dunbar and Daniel Kerr, by a majority
of S24. Mr.. Dunbar was, like Mr..
Walsh, brought into the race by popu-
lar sentiment in favor OF municipal re-
form. while Mr.. Kerr was supported by
the present city administration.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
Wreck of n Bark

Antwerp. December 1.-The Norwegian n
bark Adele and Sabine, Captain Vilund
from Brunswick, Ga. for Rotterdam,
went ashore at Cocq-Sur-Mer. 1t IS re-
ported that the vessel is breaking up:
that her cargo is washing out and that
the bodies of four of her crew have
been picked up. Part of the crew are
thought TO have reached shore in safety.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03

A fire damp explosion has taken place
in the Frankerholz coal min near
Homburg. The bodies OF thirt men
killed and forty-five injured MINIS al
ready have been extricated. Others Olr
the miners are still missing
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03

Medical men say rheumatism is the
forerunner of heart disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism by its
action on the blood.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
GUESTS OF CONVlC1S
THEIR WIVES VISITING THEM IN
THE PENiTENTIARY

One Spends n Month In the Buiiding-Stu-
deuts of Universities OF North Carolina
and Georgia To Hold Joint D~batc-Edu. .
cationAi 0uaiific alton for Voters VIII.
Hamson-Tucker Wedding - The States
Apple Crop-AverAg. Production and
Cost per Acre Of Crops In This State
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
Better Than Klondike Gold

BETTER THAN KLONDIKE GOLD
Is health and strength gained by taking
Hoods Saparilla, the great blood puri
fer. 1t fortifies the whole system and
gives You such strength that nervous
troubles cease, and work which seemed
wearing and laborious. becomes easy
and is cheerfully performed. 1t has
done this for others, it will for you.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
SPAIN AND CUBA
GENERALIZATION ON THE PLAN
OF AUTONOMY

More Warshsps Wanted TO Guard Penal
ColOnies-Cas;ists Deferrins ActIon-Ex-
cessive Fax on Property of an American
in Cuba.oficial Anpou. cement of Several
Spanish Victories The Conservative Party
In Cuba-sick soldiers Returning Homerl
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03

Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver tonic. Gentle, relia-
BILE, sure.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
Pleasant Home Wedding,

Miss Sallie Gillespie and Mr.. Isaac
Borders, of B%rooksville, were untitled
in marriage yesterday evening, at the
home Of the brides parents, by Rev. F.
E Mattox.
This is indeed a happy elimination of
college acquaintance, ripened into love.
The young couple met while studying
at Oxford, where Miss Gillespie eradu-
ated with highest honors, last spring.
Mr.. Borders, who will enter the legal
profession, is a bright young mar and
is very popular wherever he is known.
The Commonwealth congratulates
the newly wed couple, and trusts that
the cup of happiness may never be
dashed from their lips. Their marriage
is a beautiful exemplitication of one of
the benefits of co-education.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
SANITARY REGULATIONS.
Promulgated at Meeting Of Health Board,
Thursday, Sept. 10.

1t is ordered that the Mayor be in,
structed to open the town pipe and flush
the cutters with water in continuous
stream from the public hydrant down
Market street,
1t is ordered that the committee in
charge of the guards put on a force of
three guards in the town of Greenwood.
whose duties shall be to inspect the
town and outskirts, and prevent the en-
franc of all persons who are not SUP
Piled with permits. Also to inspect all
unclean places and report them at once
to the Board of Health.
1t is ordered that the waste water
pipe from Yancy's barber shop be stop
ped, and no waste water be allowed to
stand in the cutters.
1t is ordered that the geese which run
out in the street are declared a nuis.
Ance, and must be kept off of the
and if found on the streets after
II, H., Sept. 18th, 1897, they will be
shot or otherwise destroyed.
1t is ordered that DR.. Henry's pasture
md slaughter pen be put in clean and
condition.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
USED 4 CLEAvER,
Jim hanks Seriously woauds ". r. Devor.
sey in q Savage Fight,

During the progress of a quarrel il
the beef market formerly owned by Mr.
dus Aron, this morning, Jim Hanks at
tempted to brain H. F. Devorsey with +
cleaver' and succeeded in causing a Sc.
rious scalp wound.
Both men had been excited, and N
argument having been started. Hanks
struck Devorsey. The latter ran from
Inc bach room, where the quarrel start.
ed INTO the shop and picked up a knife.
hanks, who had followed him, got o
session of a large ~cleaver and aimed A
vicious blow at Mr.. Devorsey's head.
by raising his arm the latter diverted
the course of the ~cleaver and it glanced
from his head, burying the point in the
refrigerator, The force of the blow
Knocked the knife from Devorsey's hand
and 1t flew across the room and struck a
young man named Hoffman near the
eye, inhictins a painful wound. De
Vorsey wound, though painful, is not
dangerous.
Acting Marshal Gus Aron and Sheriff
Humphreys had been apprised of the !
difficulty and fastened to the scene. One |
officer went to the back and the !
other to the front of the shop. Hanks |
came ont the front way and was imme.
dlately placed under arrest by Mr.. Aron.
He offered considerable resistance. and
it was only by a liberal dose of pistol
barrel that his p%ugnacious spirit was
conquered. He was finally lockep up
in the county jail.
Hanks has borne the reputation of be
ing a very %"scrappy' individual. Since
locked up he has become sober
md claims to know nothing about the
light,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
Mississippi chill Tonic.

1t Is not bad at all to take
Your taste twill please, your chill twill
break.
Just try II bottle, and If you don't
like it,
You may charge the difference to
c. w. CROCKETT,
The Druggist.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
Sfrayed or Stolen.

On Friday, August 81, one roar horse,
anont 10 1-2 hands high, sor 0 years old,
Win fresh scar on left hip cap. Also
.ar on left fore foot, commencing about
Ene inch above hair and extending TO
%ostom Of hoof. Any information lead
wy 20 1ls recovery will BIO literally no
NaFaed BY the undersigned.
A. ], KNIGHT,
commonwealth office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
THE COMMONWEALTH

If you have any new of a personal or
social nature send it in we will esteem
it q favor
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
Preveutivo Better Than a Cure.

Mississippi Chill Tonic j. a powerful
antidote to malaris-'s sure appetizer
invigorates the system--and is an infal.
hble chill cure. Every bottle guaran
anteed and sold by Crockett. the drug.
gist.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
W. D. DICKINs.
Secretary.
4 KOmau Hung

round her husbands neck, and implored
him to go to Crockett's drug store and
purchase q bottle Of Mississippi Chill
Tonic, with Iron.
Mr.. Arch Petest is in Carrolltor. be-
ing detained thor, by quarantine regu
lations.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
Merchants and Manufacturers Free
Street Fair and Trade Carnival,
Knoxville, Tenn, October
1915, 1897,

For the occasion of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Free Street Fair and
Trade Carnival, at Knoxville, Tenn.
October l2 to 10, inclusive, the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from points on
its line to Knoxville and return at II
fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold October # to IA,
inclusive, limited Is days from date of
sale.
Call on any agent of the Southern
Railway for further information.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
Dissolution Notice,

The copartnership existing between
j. NJ. Estes and H, F, Devorsey in the
beef market business is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, said Estes as.
sum!ng all liabilities, and he alone is
authorized to collect bills; and said Es.
ties will continue the business at the
same place, Respectfully,
J. NJ. ESTES.
H. T. DEvORSEY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
For Sale Desirable Lots.

The Mclean property. Lots lOOx2W
feet, on Carrollton road Will give easy
terms to desirable purchasers. Address
]. H, PEBBLES, Agent,
aS-M Winona, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16

Ih's ifi!n carries Pullman Slcepinu Car
nuh,m.nsn I'm 70 Atlanta md from Atlanta to
Daily Daily except Sunday
W IL GHEEN, Gen Supt Washing,o, n
NJ cuLp Trat Mgr Washington, % G "
" Aluhh,G A. Washington, u q
= a. Chattanooga Tenn
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16

Rust
FOR SALE.
NNss~""~ ----..yr.s

we have a large quantity of RED RIIST
PROOF SEED OATS for sale ot' r, cnnto ~, ,n.I,I
ana ii small lot of SELECT OATS of same Va.
ricty at s 90 per busloI.
these Oats are thoroughly accIimatcd and al.
the acre. ~ "
10 convince the public as to their superior
4'ant'eS we have placed a few of them on exhibition
W henderson ~ Bairds Hardware store, in Green.
wood. Call and examine them.
TESTIMONIALS.
1886 / pInntdh ~ In Ml2ht SpnrS tusf from Grmro A. I.rdctUunm o.,I,r
It, hut tn"nsbrd Nv m mm Ah dnIhE Iml last Spring eat and ed uT grWI,"" uo,mnf
Nil mm. IW "r ana. HnrsHtd H. aud u me 4lmI M highly IA ItT TMW
''" " '"' Sh"t"r 1hy omt have eyer planted '"'
, JhHALEY.
om rial nd my , Mn hnva given Grorc 4 IrndronsR Red Rus, prps oms +, tnr.
'Rhiyh bushels to hes acre from fGTuI" RH 'h"rrT ordinary conditions have rHd
&C. WHITEHEAD
Apply TO - at Runnemcde Plantation. or address us
'' "ree""ood, Miss, for further particulars. Eeap'y,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16

Don't forget that The Commonwealth
is.prepared to execute oil kinds VI lob
printing At reasonable prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16

washington S,Southwcstcrn Limited %
",' Iu''n'ah Nrstihuled train A,lant. To
neN YORK, carrying Pullman sleeping rnrs
birmingham to New fo,k Dining car Atlanta
70 otc"hHhoFo and Washington to New YORK
40 ~ y tant Mnil Pullman Drawn,
,o"n hnHet Sleeping cars Atlanta To Nrw
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
RORATX.

Z stropu chmura p}ynie cieh,
A nizej, W blask bogaty,
L.sni swiat}em kosci0f. Noe czydzieh?
To Marji swift! - Roraty!
Cd rajskich, ida sic, siyszysz BRAN
Serafow czyste gfosy:
,,Niebiosa, rose spusccie nam,
SPragnionej ziemi - rosy"
Vice danny tam, z krotkiego snu
lynn chorem przebudzeni.
Pan VIOLA mas: % przyjdzcie tn,
Wy smutni, obciazeni!
Jarzmo me siodsze Jest ma miod,
Brzemie mad piora l~zejsze,
Mi{osc mad wami zrobi cud.
. dusze ma smutniejsze!"
Brzmi s&odko organ, mysli rwie
Cd ziemi - ponad swiaty....
N%iebiosa, rose spusccie W }zie;
Modlmy sic to Roraty!
Najwyzsza z swiec - wsteg, kwia-
tow zwoj
Otacza, ch}onac blaski,
To symbol!-Marji p~rzywdzia& str6j!
Viola "a Mani: ,,kaski!'
Ten szary, biedny, gwarny t{um
Zmienion W barankow reese;
To rosa spada = siychac Sum
Il niebios, ku dusz pociesze.
R~ozbrzmiewa dzwonkow srebrny
dzwiek,
Pan do swojego ludu
ldzie ma dusze pada lex,
| swieta groza cudu.
Sprawuje wielka - z wielkich }ask,
Rozkuwa GAIA szaty,
i duch W podniebny wzlata blask
Ma wieczne - ma Roraty!
Bozymir.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

odbadovsniu nassej drogiej ojosy.
shy Polski. "a sws move etr.ymal
burse oklask6~ y.
10 Dekl. malsgo Wiktora Kr6l;
,,Jsstem polskie dIieoko".
IL. Dekl. Fanny M. Butny: .,Oj
osy.na".
IL. Nova OBJ. D. Hojnackiego
Nawolywsl mlod.isA j ~ssarssyoh dc
oswiaty ! do o.ytanis polskich ksis
tex.
ID Spiew Sokol6w: ,,Silny cialsm,
silny duohsm".
IA. Dskl. panny Olimpji Kao.yh
skisj: rJestem Sokolem".
Is. %. F. zi6fkows,i prsemawis
SLOW pare o oelach j daznosOisch So.
kol6w.
Dekl. OBJ. ]. Michalskiego: ,.tscz.
my sie". Deblsmowsi bsrd1o do.
brIe, "a 90 odebral oklask6w be-,
kohca.
IL. Nova OBJ. L. Szmitt. Nawo
iywal miodziea do wstepowsuia dc
Zwis.ku miodzieay.
IL. Deklmacja miodego Sokola R
Dr.ewieckiego. Dehlamowal bard.c
dobrze wiersz ,,Wisra''.
Ma tenn skohozyl SIC program.
Oh. K. Zit}xowski prredstsw a. i,
ma r.eo. biednyoh W Lattimer sklad
ka prsy niosla $8.76, Ia 90 oisrodaw
DOM pod.iekowal l prosii ,ara.eu
ch6r spiewu ,,Lutnia" i oh6r nSoko,
Row" do odfpiewania hymnu nBot.
COS Polske'. Glory Iastosowaiy sic
do tego ayc.enia, a publioznosc In
wtorowsla i kazdy ruszyi do don't
Z lepsza otu cha i radsiejs IA przys.
iosc.- Miaosc i po.drowienie,
j. Stypcsynski.
sekr. obohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

wsla orkiestra I l2tu os6b (prsswaH-
ME polsk6v) pod dyrskojs pr,f F.
Laufkietter. Ludsis OF sas}uguj,
M usnsnie, p~oniewaa uo.ynili to nam
bespaatnie.
Dsieki solidarnosoi wspomnianyoh
Tow, cd o.asu wspolnej ich piracy
ma niwie narodowej, many .sws.e
obcbody wsPauiais. kso,nosc d1ia
Ia duHo, kossta obohodu prses bar
dso made opodatkowan ie sic iowa
rsystwa pokrywaja, a wolny wsteP
Ola kaadego dale sposobnosc uosest-
nicsy6 ~ws.ystkim.
Oby ia isozoosc zwissala wssyst-
kioh polsk6w tn W S.. Louis, gd.ie
% tax rsssm 1~smiessksli. jsk r.sdko
" kt6rej kolouji polskiej W Amery.
CO, q wtenosas powied.iec b~edziemy
mogli, aesmy narodem. kt6ry prag.
ME wolnosoi, .s speiniamy to. oo
nam polakom paleay, 70 speioiamy
przyka.anie: Mi&uj izaiego, jak
siebie samegc.
A. Grosze,oski, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

innych sPrawash... wy to wieciel A
wiasnie jestesmy nieopodal cd brze-
gov, nuz mas rzuci o skaiy, Tub osa-
dzi ma mieliznie.
Leclerc odpedzii go gniewny, roz-
kazujac mu ~niegrzeoznie is6 do stu
tysiecy djabl6w. Na6wczas przera-
zony Girod, czuiac W niebezpieczeh-
stwie niepohamowana potrzebe wy
gadania sic, obrocii sic do garstki
Polak"w i zawo}al, za&amujac rece:
To balwan ten kapitan, on mas
wszystkich pogubi6 moze! Co piano.
vie myslicie! to ME So zarty! Le-
clerc mruk ami sic odezwie, czuje
grozace MISREPRESENTATION.
Wszysey milczeli.
Sliczna rzecz! ~przepiyna6 Oce-
an, nadfawic sic morska choroba a
ma brzegu da6 nurka! Gdybym by
wiedzia}, co sic stanie... by}bym 20
stai w San Domingo. poczekai ma
inny statek...
II MIN ami pogadac, ami mu pora-
dzit! ~Zeglowaiem ME pc jednym
MORRILL, pod noc W burze... mad brze-
gami...
Gdy Gaskohczyk tax narzeka}
nasty coraz mocniej trzaskaIy giete
cd wichru, barza ros}a, Stack obna.
zony z p}otna, rzucany falami, koly-
SAT sic, przechyla}, skaka{ 30 pe{nem
morzu, ma iaske wiatru i woody cd
dany.
Miota}o MIN juz tax, re ludzie ma
pokiadzie chOc nawykli do podob-
nych skokow, musieli sic oburacz
trzymac lin i drzewa, aby ich fala i
wiatr ME znios}y. Balwany coraz
grozniejsze przeskakiwaiy Stack,
porywajac z SODA co spotka{y; Gas
konczyk schroni} sic pod &awe klnac
il Pfaczac, Mkt ma niego ME zwaza}.
Noe stawaia sic co chwila czarniei-
sza, przePascistsza, zstapifa z chmu-
RAM gestemi, zdajac sic niebo przy-
Ichylac tax, IL mad masztami zawis{o.
Nakoniec luna} deszcz %ulewny a ra-
czei strumienie woody rzucily sic z
obiokow rozerwanych, pioruny bic
zaczefy, a b{yskawice nieustannie
oslepiac..
Ma p~ok}adzie cisza byia uroczysta,
ludzie zmaleli, tulili sic iak robacz-
ri. po okretu szczelinach. Kapitsn
lak ~przyrosty do desek, niemy, obo-
letny, Jimmy, patrzai ma ten sza} w.
widow ME nowy ola niego z zimna
krwia, z chiodna powaga starego
marynarza, kt6ry ME jeden orkan
przeby{ ma chinskich i japonskich
wodach.
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

! rzuoonych ~P}aszczach, gwarzyl
oicho Polscy wygnahcy, to zn6w
diugiem milczeniem wypoczywali.
Byli to Kazimierz Pulaski. Karol
Pluta j Maciej Rogowski.
Pierwszy z Mich, MAJ jasnej mysli
wielkiej ducha potegi, teraz sic ida
wal ziamanym i p~rzybitym wiecej,
niz W ciagu calej podrozy, W kt6rej
sam drugich znuzenie krzepi}, znie-
checenie rozprasza}, nadzieje pod
trzymywa}.
Me patrza} on W to strone, cd
ktorej lad nowego swiata mial sic
i'm wkrotce pokaza6, ale W przeciw.
ma, jakby pc "a przebytym oceanem
szukai snu, choeby straeonej ojczy.
zny.
Ma lynn statku, CO ich nios} cd
niej, czu} sic j~eszcze prawie W Euro
pie, jakby W jakims domu szczatku;
Ia dzieh, "a diva mia} juz stopa do
tkna6 nieznanego swiata, ziemi VOL
nosci, ale wygnania.
Wszystkie odpedzone tesknice 20
kraju r~odzinnym, pc przeszlosci re
swiate} i cieni utkanej, cisne}y sic ku
MENU, obsiada}y piersi, zawisiy ma
czole, przygniata}y mysl znekana.
Niekiedy rzadki gosG ma mezkiej
powiece, TIA sic zakrecila w oku i
znikla spalona.
Obok niego siedzieli towarzysze
Przybici, wymeczeni swym smut
KLEIN, podr6za j tesknota diuga.yKa-
rol usiiowa} utaic w sobie uczucia
kt6re MIN miotaly, ehoc Z duszy od-
zywa}a mu sic ia piesn ME pozbyta
wspomnieh, do szalu i rozpaczy roz-
goraczkowujaca cz}owieka.
Rogowski ME wiele tam zostawil
Pr6cz grobow, a i jemu 20 wasacl
piyneiy lzy, kt6re przeklinajac cd.
pedza}.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

ZnalsZf n~areszcie naIezyta
rZecZ. Pan Robt X Dbertson. Wash.
burn Wis, pisrs dnia 20 lutego r.
1895: Prsez w'e,sj nil ID lat oier.
pissem mniej wiecej ns nerwows
dyspepsia. Okoio 4 lsts temu "a
sisbiism sic bsrdso, 90 sic zaozelo
gwaito ~ns biegunks q kt6rej rezul
tatem byis oh oniosns dyspepsja.
Srozegoluie przez jake saesG ME-
sieoy bysem W poas,owsniu godnym
stanis. Moi system nsrwowy zda.
wal sic bye oaikiem zepsuty. Miaiem
ciezkie b6le " ,o,s iku i pozostawio-
oy ma sam o~bejmowsio mnie ~uczuois
strschu. Oxo}o diva lsts temu, DO.
ogden utywac Ora Piotrs Gomozo,
" kt0rem to leksrstwi znalaziem
lyle pomocy, ze tax js sam jsk ! moi
przyjsciele byli sdsiwieoi. Teraz
nam wyborny spetys, sypiam dobr.e
! jestem ~zsdowolony, te " Gomozo
.nslszsem nalezyte leksrsswo.
ORA Piotra Gomozo ME jest !skar
stwem aptsoznsm. Jest sprzeiawa-
ne ludowi wprost prrez fsbryksnta,
DIR Peter Fshrney, 1l2-114 So.
Hcyne ave., Chicago.