davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
A Gas Trust,

The coal oil monopoly is arranging to
form national gas trust by consolidating
all the gas companies in the country, as
the coal oil business has been monopo-
lized by the Standard Oil Company.
Sixty millions have been put into the
pool, or arrangements are being nego-
tiated for this object.
The coal trust, in which the Wander
bits, Mark Hanna, Russell Sage and
Garrett A Habart Vice President-e1ect)
are partners, has already raised the price
of coal one dollar and twenty-five cents a
ton. All the other trusts are preparing to
raise the price of the necessaries of life
without raising the wages of their en-
ployes. And thus good times are coming
for the trusts
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
Talking rlonetary Conference.

Senator Walcott of Colorado, that silver
humbug and goldbug corporation attor-
ney, has given to the press the substance
ola conference he has had with President
elect Mckinley in which he represents
Mr.. Mckinley as full of another European
conference OIL the silver subject That
old trick which bias been tried on the
American people four times will not fool
the simplest gudgeon any more. Walcott
is anxious to persuade his constituents
that the republican party is committed to
the reconciliation of silver as soon as all
the European nations are ready! Mr.
Walcott will not fool anybody with his
silver shell-game. The pity is that he
was able to gull the Colorado people to
give him another term in the U. S. Senate
that will not expire till 1901. His pres
ent silver humbugging may fool Mr.
Mckinley but if SO he is about the only
man in the United States he will be able
to hoodwink. Mr.. Mckinley is very
enthusiastic over Walcott's money inter
national conference scheme, SO the SEN
ator reports
The English Jew bullion brokers are
making lots OF money out of silver and
don't want any change Rothschild's
money policy is the policy of the British
COVE rnment and the American republican
party, and it's the smallest number that
Walcott will be able to fool with his
international" sham five times repeated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
What Belgium's Director

What Belgium's Director of
Finance, Hon. Alfouse Allard told
the United States Minister Mr..
Currie. "You ask me what infu-
ence these monetary measures (the
demonstration of silver have had
in Belgium on industry and wages
Money, which was already scarce
in 1898 has become scarcer and that
fall in prices which was predicted
has taken place. The average fall
in the price of all the products of
labor is so per cent since 1873
that OF cereals IS per cent. Indus
try is no longer renumerative,
agriculture is ruined, and every
thing is clamoring for protection
by duties while our ruined citizens
think of war. Such is the sad
condition of Europe" So you see
that wherever the gold standard
exists it is blighting industry like
a pestilance.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
"Uncle Sam our Cumberland

"Uncle Sam" our Cumberland
socialist cotemporary in battling
away at monopoly and the legal
crime system under which we free
born Americans delight to live,
closes one of his peppery paragraphs
with the following question:
eff private greed is so wrong in
India why is it not wrong in
America9" Thisquestion is directed
to the daily plutocratic press. For
fear the bug press will not answer
we will try to relieve "Uncle Sans"
mental anxiety by reminding him
that the great American people
voted that the practice should con
tinue in America, and you know
"Uncle," the majority must rule in
free America (O The people heartily
endorsed the Hindoo system at the
last election. Whether they were
hoOdooed or not we cannot tell.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15

A man was recently shot in
Chicago while stealing lump of
coal. His wife accompanied him
in search Of fuel leaving three little
children at home freezing, whose
sufferings had melted the hearts OF
the parents, and finally impelled
them to go to railroad car and get
a lump of coal, when the husband
was shot through the stomach by a
private Waterman and has since
died. LOCALIZED robbery is going
UNPUBLISHED, while to take lump
of coal to save the lives of little
children is punished by death
Such civilization is civilized
animalism. But be patient suffer
ing mankind. Level heads are
planning rescue. The Campbells
are coming!-Harvey's Patriots of
America.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
On the side of gold monometalism

On the side Of gold monometaIism
we find arrayed the cohorts of
capitalism both in this country and
Europe; vast and powerful corpora
tions controlling, in a large measure
the land, money, transportation
and communication of the country;
servile press, timid pulpit, "a
time-serving bar and a host of
venal politicians and crafty dema.
gogues; all those whose interests
are allied with those of capital as
opposed to labor; and all those who
believe that the people are neces-
sarily and naturally divided into
two classes; the one the few, the
rich, the well born; the other the
poor, the laboring masses. These
facts should cause the laboring
classes to ponder deeply. The
".aboring class" include farmers,
mechanics, common laborers, clerks,
etc.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
Two Weeks i'm Florida.

To see Florida is a pleasure; to
visit it is privilege; but to spend
a fortnight within its borders is an
epoch. There is great satisfaction
in witnessing the ripening of tropi-
cal fruits in their own native land,
and a peculiar joy in wrestling
with old oceans waves when lakes
and rivers at home are all icebound.
One appreciates the wonders of
modern invention and railroad de-
velopment upon leaving the neigh
borhood of good skating one day
and finding himself in the vicinity
of good bathing the next. Yet this
can be done, and the man who pre-
fers hunting or fishing will take
his accoutrements along with him.
for Florida extends cordial invita-
ton to all sportsmen.
Whoever would exchange for
two weeks the uncertain climate of
the North for the delightful and
Spring like sunshine of Florida
should take the personally con-
Quoted Jacksonville tour of the
Pennsylvania Railroad which leaves
New York by special train January
26. Excursion tickets for this tour,
including railway transportation,
Pullman accommodations Zone
berth), and meals en- route in both
directions while travelling on the
special train, will be sold at the
following rates: New York, $4,000;
Philadelphia, $500; Canandaigua,
S52.S5; Erie, $54.S5; Wilkesbarre,
S5O.35; Pittsburg, $500, and at
proportionate rates from other
points.
For tickets, itineraries, and other
information apply to ticket agents,
tourist agent at 1l96 Broadway,
New York, or to Geo. W. Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15

The gold standard is Il mighty
confidence game. By it the whole
country is forced into something
worse than great gambling house.
In common gambling there is a
mutually of chance. But this
scheme we have ON hand is a
stupendous confidence game, where
by not be chance, but by absolute
scientific certainty, the mass of the
people are continually robbed for
the benefit of few.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
The hard working people VIII

The hard working people who
voted for gold standard and gold
basis, and were taken in and
wheedled by the bankers and money
lorners, never say gold once now
adays. They are all as mute as
fish. They have found out how
they were buncoed and don't like
to hear of gold. Wonder if they
won't forget the trick in year and
be ready to be fooled again?
To say "gold" to them now is
akin to saying Grape" to man
whose father has been hanged.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
Friday, Jan. 15, 1897.

The glowing accounts of the good
times that were to be after Nov. Sd
which used to illuminate the gold
bug papers are seen no more, but
i'll their stead bank failures, and
"business" firms, ''busting" by
the dozen, all for the want of more
"53 cent dollars" And the pro
phets do look so sheepish! But
they were "soldn and declare they
will never be caught again.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15

When a bank or factory closes in
common parlance it is said to have
''gone republican. This is the
way the people are expressing their
scorn for the deception that has
been practiced upon them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
1897

toward
wYrw of
MOI o o. t ande watch
We below few of our january goods =
Wood, Coal and Oil Stoves
Repairs for all kinds of Stoves,
Iron Stands and Lasts,
Half Soles and Shoe Findings
Five kinds of good Axle Crease
Wheels, Rims Shafts and Poles,
Roofing and Lining Papers,
Guns, Ammunition and Targets
Corn Shelters, Hay Knives,
Saws, Axes and Wedges
Sleigh Steel, Bells, Chimes,
Ladies' and Gents Skates
Carpenter Tools,
Blacksmith Tools.
Come AND SEE ISL
Truly,
HAINES & KIRK,
RISING SUN, Nd
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
Push . ~! Push

~ is HERE, and, as usual it finds us right
y in the Push. AS each year rolls by we
learn BETTER how to Push and when to Push (which is
all the tine) shall give long, strong con-
tinuous, steady Push, through the whole of 81.
Rewards await those who Push for it. We intend
Pushing for all worth get share of bust
ness in 81, but in doing going to help you
by giving you your moneys worth.
We havn't forgotten your favors in the past and
we want them in the future, propose to be Sec
ond to none when quality and prices compared
If there any happenings of the past, present
or future that help you on, Push by letting
1t be known and let us join hands for
Happy, Prosperous, Pushing New Year.
Hurrah for 81!
Most
ELI r. REYNOLDS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
GREATEST FEAT EVER EFFECTED IN JOURNALISM
The Philadelphia Press

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Devotes more attention to the household and family
than any other paper.
Hvs page every day especially for women edited by
the brightest women in journalism
Gives daily column of well tested COOKING RECIPES
which are of the greatest value every housekeeper
All the news about HORSES written by experts and
thoroughly reliable.
Subscription: Daily PRESS So. 90 a year, Daily and
Sunday, $500, Weekly PRESS $l.OO
Address: THE PRESS, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
For ''wants" of any kind put 'ad' in THE PRESS
1t pays 10 use "P>ess" 7eaut ads
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15

There were 4SS failures in the United
States the last week in December, the
largest number ever reported in one week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
Sales
With Hoods Sarsapa- - "a
rilla, "Sales Talk" and AN
show that this medi- y S@ q ~

cine has enjoyed public confidence and
patronage to greater extent than accord
ed any other proprietary medicine. This
is simply because it possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
any other. 1t is not what we say, but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells
the story. All advertisements OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla, like Hoods Sarsaparilla it.
self, are honest. We have never deceived
the public, and this with its superlative
medicinal merit, is why the people have
abiding confidence in it, and buy
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15

p" ANTED-FAITHFUL MEN OR WOMEN
w to travel for responsible established house
in Maryland. Salary $3.50 and expenses. Position
permanent Reference. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. The National. Star Insurance
blug., Chlcago, Ill. ole
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15
Black and COlOred Dress Goods

Never before have manufacturers and importers made
decided sacrifices matter of prices this
thus enabled include the great January Sale
the choicest goods below generally prevailing
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-01-15

Samples sent to any address upon request.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Usp0sOAienie Angnk6w.

LoNDYN, 94go Lutego. -
Niezadowolenie ludu angiel-
skiego polityki Salisbury'ego
wzrasta z dniem kaadym. Pod.
trzymuja je gazety liberalne,
posadzajac ministra, 2e zaprze.
das sic kapitalistom i ta6czy
tax, iak mu zagra "black-
guard" cesarz Wilhelm. Gaze
ia "To Day" tax koGczy sw6j
artyku}: "Nalezy zako6czyc
ten piekielny koncert, chociaa.
by kosztem woiny Cd Renu az
po cory Uralskie. Jedynym
rezultatem dotychczasowego
koncertu by}y rozpaczliwe
krzyki mordowanych i jski
torturowanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Bryan W p0drthy.

WASHINGTON, 24go Lutego.
w. J. Bryan W podr6zy swej
po wschoduich stanach przy-
by} tn dzisiaj i na dworcu po,
vital 60 przewodniczacy komi'
tetu emokratycznego dystrYk.
tn Columbia i wielu innych
polityk6w. Potem zawieziono
60 do mieszkania G. I. Bride,
tuz kolo kapitolu, gdzie zamie'
szkal. Ogromnie wiele osob 90
odwiedza}o, poki ME udal sic
do izby posl6w. Jutro rano
Bryan wyjeadaa do New Ha-
ven, Conn, , gdzie wieczorem
ma wystspic wyk1adem. Po-
tenn zabawi przez DIVA dni W
New Yorku, a do Washingto.
nu wr6ci oko}o Niedzieli. L
Washingtonu wyjedzie do llli'
nois, gdzie ma wystspie Z Kill
ka odczytami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
POlityka ug0dOWa.

PARYz, 24go Lutego. -
z Rzymu dowiaduje sic dzien.
mix francuzki ,Temps"( Gas },
ze rosyjski posel przy Ojcu
sw. p. Izwolski zapewni1 kar-
dyna}a Rampolla ugodowym
charakterze polityki hr. Mura.
wiewa W obec katolik6w, W
Rosyi mieszkajacych. Pan
Izwolski zaznaczy} tez, ze Rad
rosyjski W obec Polak6w "a
chowa sic najwzgledniej i "a
wsze starac sic bedzie o zaspo'
kojenie wedle moanosci reli.
gijnych potrzeb katolik6w,
udzielajsc pozwolenia ma bu-
dowanie nowych odnawianie
starych kosciol6w. Ma Ojcu
sw. zapewnienia te mia}y zro-
bic jak najlepsze wrazenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Klub HarrisOna.

w po}udniowej dzielnicy 16
wardy odby} sic wczoraj pod
no. 636 Milwaukee ave. wielki
mityng polsko demokratyczny.
Zebra}o sic przesz}o 200 ma
szych rodak6w. Przewodni.
cyl zebranin St. P. Popek, ma
kt6rego wniosek postanowiono
jednog}osnie za}ozyG Polski
Klub Carter H. Harrisona.
Wszyscy obecni zapisali sic
natychmiast do nowego tego
Klubu 16 wardy i obrali ad'
ministracye, zlczonsz z uastepu'
iacych os6b: st. P. Popek,
prezes; Jan Kalas, wiceprezes;
Izydor Komorowski, kasyer;
J6z. Wisniewski, sekretarz.
Przyszle posisdzenie Klubu
odbedzie sic dnia 4 Marca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Straszny Wypadek.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 24go
Lutego. - Ma przecieciu kolei
zelaznej w poblizu Sherman
Heights, przedmiescia miasta
Chattanooga, pocisg kolejowy
wpad} na woz, W kt6rym znaj.
dowala sic niejaka PAM Wood
ward z dziesieciorgiem dzieci.
Matka i szescioro dzieci zosta}y
zabite ma miejscu; troje dzieci
jest mocno pokaleczonych i
dwoje 2 mich niezawodnie
umrze. Rodzina ia mieszka 8
mil "a Chattanooga i udawala
sic do miasta, gdzie juz sic
znajdowa} ojciec rodziny. Po-
mimo sygna}6w kolejowych,
iadscy ma wozie ME strzegli sic,
gdyz ich albo ME slyszeli, albo
ME rozumieli. W6z zosta}
strzaskany, oba konie zabite, a
i W pociagu kolejowym pope
kaiy wszystkie szyby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Patrole policyjne.

Wzorem polioyi paryskiej beds
wkr6tce W Berlinie zaprowadzous
osobne patrole policyjne, niezaleAne
cd gs6wnego zastepu policyi. Tskioh
patroli urzadzono cztery. Kaady
sksada sic 7 urzednik6w, z ktorych
najstarszy jest kierownikiem. Pra.
cuia oni bez osobnych polecsd j
obiegaja dowolnie cale missto - W
przeciwiehstwie do policyantow zwy.
klego urzsdu policyjnego, ktorly
tylko we wiasnych rewirach caynno-
sci odbywaja. Nowo utworzons pa.
trole czuwaja takae " nocy. Kis-
rownicy tych patroli zgssszsjs sic
codzieh rano W gmschu policyi do
inspekcyi B. i zapytuja, czy ME ma
jakich wazniejszych zsdsh do wypef.
nienia. Poczem udaja sic ma ozns.
czone miejsce umawlaJa gdzls kaz
dy poszczeg6lny mich udad sic ma j
co mu czynic wypada, a ida albo sa-
mi, albo W towsrzystwie stosownie do
okolicznosoi.' Zaprowadzenie tych
patroli samodzielnyoh okazalo sic
bardzo praktycznem i gi6wny zarzsd
policyi przez ich posfednictwo zdofai
juz wykryt rozmaite tajemnice ludzi,
kt6rzy spok6j publiczny narasajs ma
niebszpieczehstwo, orsz przy chwy-
taniu zloczyhc6w. A W Berlinie,
mieScie tax ludnem codziennis -.
chod.s wypadki, kt6re kohoEs 'is
wiesisnism osob v ME wswtkea.
nyeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Telegramy krajOWe.
Z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, "a Lutego. -
Dzisiaj W senacie doreczono az
trzy rezolGcye tyczsce sic Au,
by. Jedna z mich, opracowana
przez komitet spraw zewnetrz:
nych, domaga sic natychmla,
stowego i bezwarunkowego
wypuszczenia wiezienia Julia
Sanguily. Druga wni6sf Allen;
zada ona cd prezydenta, by
skutecznie broni} obywateli
ameryka6skich znajdujscyeh
sic ma Kubie i aby W tym celu
w7slal ma Kube woienne okre.
ty. Obie te rezolucye jutro
przyjds pod, obrady. Trzecis
poda} Hill; domaga sic ona, by
sekretarz stanu przedloay} kon-
gresowi korespondencye z ge-
neralnYm KOnsulem Lee "
sprawie Amerykan6w zam-
knietych ma Kubie. Ts rezolu'
eye przyjstO.
Potem naradzano sic mad
bilami tyczacymi sic Indyan.
Igobiono tenn male postspy
Allison zwr6eii uwage senatu
na to, W jak niebezpiecznem
poloaeniu 50 bile budaetowe.
Ga ultra odbywac sic bsda Sc
sye do l2 godziny W nocy.
Zajmujscem wydarzeniem W
izbie posi6w bylo, ae odwiedzii
ia pobity kandydat ma prezy-
denta, VIM. J. Bryan. W to-
warzystwie jego byli McMil-
lin, Mcclure, Sulzer i Geo.
Fred Williams. l demokraci i
:epublikanie vital sic MIN
serdecznie. Bylo take zamie.
szanie, ae mowca Reed musisl
powo]ac iabe do porzsdku.
Bryan wtedy powital take
NOVICE i serdecznie uscisna} mu
reke. - Izba zajmewa}a sic
,prawami dystryktu Columbia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
z Icgislatury Stanu Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, "a Lut.
Dzisiai W izbie ma porzsdku
iziennym staia jako specyalny
interes, wsp6lna rezolucya obu
izb, aaeby d. 26 Lutego odro.
czono sic do d. 9 Marca W tym
celu, a2eby czionkoWie mogli
wyiechac do Washingtonu ma
inauguracys nowego prezyden-
ia. Republikanin Selby wni6s},
by izba ME przyje}a rezolucyi.
Natychmiast odbylo sic gloso-
wauie i rezolucys odrzucono
100 giosami przeciw 10.
Wniesiono mn6stwo blow,
potem odbyly sic debaty mad
bilem Needle'a, azeby guber-
natora upowaznic do zaciag.
niecia poayczki s25O.OOo. Od-
byio sic glosowanie. Ia bilem
g}osowaio SO posl6w, a pre-
civ - At; poniewaz zas po-
trzeba by}o dw6ch trzecich
g}os6w, azeby bill zosta1 prey.
jety, przeto bill ME przeszed}.
w senacie mafo spraw za}a-
twiono. Przyjeto bill Fitzpa-
tricka wyznaczajscy $31 900
do upieksgenia hall pamistko.
Nej W bibliotece miejskiej W
Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
OgrOmne zam0Wienie.

P1rTsBUEGH, Pa, "a Lutego.
W}asnie rozeszla sic wiado.
nose, ae kompania kolei Cana.
dian Pacific zam6wila 60, 900
ton SYN stalowych. Jest to
najznaczniejsze zakupno SYN,
jake kiedykolwiek kompania
kolejowa naraz zamowi}a. Ia
m6wienie to miala otrzymaG
tutejsza firma Carnegie ~ Go.
Me podaja ceny zakupna; ma
ona bye jednak acknowledges
dla obu stron.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Zbiesf z Hubby.

New YORK, "a Lutego. -
Pomisdzy podr6anymi, kt6rzy
dzisiaj tu przybyli ma parowcu
Seguranca Havany, znajdo.
wal sic pewien zbieg Kuby,
ktory podr6zuje pod nazwi-
skiem John White. Zakrad}
on sic by} na okrst W przebraz
niu robotnika W Havanie i
trzymal sic W ukryciu, dop6ki
okret ME odplyns} daleko cd
brzeg6w. Opowiada, ae mia} W
Havanie posads p1acs 5000
miesiecznie, ale wiadze hisz.
paGskie powzisly podejrzenie,
re utrzymuje stosunki z pow.
stafcami, gdyz siedmiu jego
krewnych sluzy W wojsku Co.
meza. Przyjaciele ostrzegli 60,
ze ma bye aresztowany i dla.
tego zdeeydowa} sic uciec, po-
zostawiajsc W Havanie zone i
szescioro dzieei. Kiedy ma o.
krecie wyszedl z ukrycia, ofa.
rowal sic zap1acic nalezytost
"a billet jazdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
POlskis sakonnice W Bufgaryi.

Try Pclki zmartwychWstank
udasy sic do Busgary, do Malej
Tyrnowy okoso Adryanopola, aby
tam zajat sic szerzeniem WARY kato.
lickiej miedzy dziewozetami bulgar.
skiemi. So wprawdzie W Adryano.
polu zakonnioe Francuzki, Kroatki i
Busgarki nawet, ale pierwszym tru.
dno by bylo nauczy6 sic po buigar-
sku, drugie ME okazywasy cheoi,
ably pojsd ma wies. Poswieciiy sig
wiec Polki: Kazimiera Szydlik i
Walerya Marcinkowska Prus, oraz
Stefania Strzaskowska z Litwy. Cier.
pia tam podobno biede i wiele ME.
wygod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

- W Detroit, Mich, odbyl sit
Stub niemieckiego posla W Meksyku,
barons KLEIN. Aug. Won Ksttelera 2
c6rka prezydenta kolei Michigan
Central, panna Matylda Cass Ledy-
ard. Csremonii dopelnis ks. biskup
Foley.
- Nc Kinley ma sic lepiej, ale
jeszcze jest os}abiony.
- Nowomianowany minister woj.
ny, gen. Russell A. Alger, juz Wy
jechal z rodzina Detroit do Wa
shingtonu, by tam sic urzadzit pred
inauguracya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

We Wiedniu wystapi1 on ma
koncercie s}awnej spiewaczki,
Adeliny Patti. Po wys}uchaniu
spiewu primadony, przyjmo'
wano ma razie gre ch{opca obo.
jetnie, lecz "a kazdym niele.
dwie taktem roslo zaciekawie-
ME ma widok dziecka, wydo.
bywajacego re swych skrzypiec
tony mocne, pe}ne tempera-
mentu, przenikajsce do g}ebi
serca s}uchaczy. Grs} ,,Koncert
Mendelsohna" prey jego grze
zapomnieli wszyscy o Adelinie
Patti.
Byf to pierwszy jego wystsp
W Wiedniu, kt6rym zjedna&
sobie znawc6w muzyki i roz:
entuzyazmowa} publicznosc.
Obecnie Bronis Huberman je.
zdzi cd miasta do miasta jak
tryumfator. Zdobywa wszedzie
dowody uznania dla niezwy.
k}ego talentu, podziwianego
og6lnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Podziekowanie Kaszuby.
(Koresp. "Dzien. Chic

w ostatnich czasach "Dzien.
mix Chic" a ia MIN "Wiara j
Ojczyzna", "Polak W Am" i
inne gazety rozpisywa}y sic o
Kaszubach i ich obyczajach.
Me ubliza to nam bynajmniej,
bracis Kaszubi, lecz przynosi
nam zaszczyt, ze pisma polsko
ameryka6skie o mas pamistajs,
jako o dzieciach jednej matki
Polski.
Mic W tenn dziwnego, ze to
nasze kaszubskie obyczaje r6z-
mia sic nieco cd zwyczaj6w lu-
du W innych stronach 'naszej
ojczyzny, gdyz nasi dawni
przodkowie byli dlugo naro.
dem ciemnym, bez prawdziwej
religii chrzescia1skiej, 4yli W
poga6stwie, W odludnych boz
rach, przez co take nazywaja
sic "Boracy''.
Czyz moze dla mas bye cos
bardziej radosnego, jak wzisst
taxa polska gazette do reki, W
kt6rej jest nova o Kaszubach,
o naszych zwyczajach, o ma
Sym "Marszu Kaszubskim" i
o naszym jezykus
Dowodzi to wszystko, ze 0
piersi naszych przodk6w roz-
bija}y sic dzidy pruskie, mie-
cze krzyzackie, moe szwedzka,
najazdy Napoleona j moskiew.
skie, gdyz ograniczenie kaszub.
skie dotykalo i dotyka do mo-
RIA Ba}tyckiego. Przodkowie
nasi przetrwali bardzo wiele a
bracia nasi ME daja sobie jess-
cze dzisiaj wydrzec Bismarkom
swego kaszubskiego jezyka, DO
bile W mich SERGE polskie.
Jeaeli pisa tu o mas gazety
polskie, czynis to dlatego, ae
stanowimy juz tutaj pokazna
mase i zyjemy tax, ze idziemy
reka W reke z innymi braemi
Polakami dobrej wolf, trzyma.
my sic wiernie swietego nasze.
60 Kosciola katolickiego i pra.
cujemy razem dla dobra ojczy.
zny.
Dobrze myslacy Kaszubi
wzieli dawno rozbrat z przy.
branym. W siermiege kaszub-
ska wydawca pewnej gazety, W
kaszubskiej kolonii ma Zacho-
die, uwazajs 60 "a antyka.
szube, lecz z redaktorami ga.
zet polskich i katolickich, kt6.
rzy kaza nam mice ufnosc W
Bogu, Matce Boskiej Kr6lowej
Korony polskiej, i kt6rzy kasa
nam sig trzymac naszej kaszub.
skiej mowy i kaszubskich oby-
czaj6w, my idziemy reka W
reke, ma chwale katolickiej
Polski.
j. Ign. Ja5witski, Kaszuba.