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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Mr., Dayton Is Willing.

New York, October 13.-Charles W.
Dayton, the former postmaster of this
city, is willing to run for comptroller on
the ticket with Henry George for mayor.
This is what Mr.. Dayton told Willis J.
A blot, chairman of the executive COM
mittee, and Lawson Purdy of the Jeffer-
son Democracy, late tonight. The post
master will be formally offered the nomi-
nation tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14

Much speculation has been excited by
The fact that Admiral Knorr, comman-
der-in-chief of the German imperial navy.
after an interview with Emperor Will
liam, has gone on long leave of absence,
Admiral Roster of the Baltic station re-
placing him. 1t is rumored that this
Knorr.
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NJ. MAERTENS AS UMPIRE.
Fifth Arbitrator in Venezuelan
Dispute Chosen.
WILL BE DISTINGUISHED RUS-
SIAN LEGAL AUTHORITY,

Lists Submitted by Both Countries
Had Been Previously Chosen One Of
the Seal C0nferees.
Washington, October 13.-The announce
ment that a European umpire for the
Venezuelan dispute had been chosen, was
made in these dispatches some time since.
but the name had been withheld until
sanction of the Gar could be secured for
M. Maerten's service as arbitrator.
Great Britain and Venezuela each sub
mitted a list of distinguished jurists
who would be acceptable to it as um-
pire.
These embraced some Of the most noted
men of Europe, but it is a tribute to
NJ. Maertens that his was the only one
Of the list of both countries. NJ. Maertens
has worldwide reputation as an au-
thority on international law and it has
led to his frequent selection as arbitrator
and umpire in international differences.
He is an official of the Russian foreign
office, professor of international law at
the University of St. Petersburg.
Prof. Maertens was one of the dele
gates named by the Russian government
to represent 1t at the approaching confer
ence to be held in this city to consider
the conditions of seal life in the North
Pacific. 1t Is understood that his selec-
| tion as the fifth arbitrator and head of
| the commission makes 1t impossible for
him to participate in the Washington
| conference, SO that the Russian interests
in the meeting will probably remain In
the cares of NJ. Botikne, and two dele
gates, who will sit with him.
| Maertens's treaties is the standard book
| of references on all Of the treaties Of the
| world. Little doubt is felt as to his &C.
ceptance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
State sunday school Convention.

Bangor, October 13.-The evening pro-
gramme of the Maine Sunday School con
yention consisted of praise service, be-
ginning at 7.30; and address by Mr. N
5. Green; normal class graduation and
comforting of diplomas by Rev. T.. E.
Millett and an address by Rev. George
D. Lindsay of Waterville upon "Bible
Study The oonv ention closes tomorrow
at noon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Funeral of Hon. John A, Rowell.

Livermore Falls, October 13.-The
funeral of the late Hon. John A. Rowell
at the Baptist church today, was largely
attended, Rev. W. A. Newcomb of Thom-
aston officiating. The Masons took
charge of the remains which were inferred
In Pleasant Hill cemetery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Sultan Wants No Witnesses.

London, October 14.-A despatch to the
Daily Chronicle from Constantinople
says: 'sThe Sultan is making strenuous
efforts to obtain the withdrawal of Amer
lean missionaries from the Interior of
Asia Minor If his efforts should be sue
cessful, the policy of exterminating the
Armenians could be accomplished with
out European witnesses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
BICYCLES AND CARRIAGES.
Case Of Interest to WheeImen ON Trial In
Oxford County.

South Paris, October ia case OF
peculiar interest to bicycle riders is be-
lore the Oxford Supreme court, as it will
more clearly define their liabilities fo1
injuries caused by frightening horses
When wheeling along the highway.
Harold G. Chapman of Bethel, the plain
ulH, presented this version of the affair.
II am fish peddlar. April rs, 1896,
l drove to Bethel village and hitched my
horse to post commonly used for such a
purpose, between the carriage road and
the sidewalk on Main street, SO that the
part of the spring board nearest the street
was more than four feet from the main
travelled part of the highway.
While was in q neighboring store
Robert G. Bisbee came along on the frs:
wheel of the season. While looking over
his shoulder at some friends, he ran into
my team. Ny horse kicked and plunged
In fright and received injuries that re-
suited in DEATH
The defense claimed that bicycle has
equal rights with carriage upon the
highway. If the defendant in the exer.
else Of ordinary care had run into team
hitched on the street he is not liable for
damages. In this case Mr.. Bisbee was
wheeling along Main street when the
plaintiffs S horse suddenly backed the
spring board against the bicycle. The
horse If damaged at all WAS injured al
the results. of it's own actions.
So many witnesses were sworn that the
court asked if the attorney were calling
the voting list of Bethel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
PORTLAND MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING,

Inc prisoners were brought to this
city. The members of the hand took
their arrest good naturedly, and played
their Instruments as they were escorted
from the railroad station to the sheriff &
offlce. Chief Deputy Evans said the men
is denied by the strikers.
Superintendent DeArmit saws that the
three mines of the company are now
running to their fullest capacity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
To Decide whether to strike.

Brockton, October 13.-The executive
committee of the Lasters' Union met this
evening and decided to call mass meet
ing for Friday evening at which they will
decide whether or not to strike in sympa
thy with the sole fasteners Many of the
sole fasteners look upon this action as
their only hope for success.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Kentucky Horse Breeders' Association

Lexington, KY, October 13.--The
seventh days racing at the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association
meeting, was fully up to the standard
The gray gelding Mackey, by Wilton ,wor
the unfinished 2.1S trot race without
much trouble. After Parker S. had
seemed to have the unfinished pacing race
well in hand, he lost the next three heats
to Arlington. Ace, the fayorite, could
get no better than third position. Geers
added another race to his list by winning;
the Kentucky with American Bellin,
easy fashion without the semblance of q
contest, the great mare having TO go no
better than 215 1-2 to beat China Silk,
Philip F., and Timbrel, who We're the
placed horses in the order named.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
A Sensational Cut.

Chicago, October 13.-The Milwaukee
ional cut in second-class passenger rates
from St. Paul to New York via Chicago,
in connection with the s East-bound
steamship business. 1t took $40 50 off
the rate The action was taken to meet
500 line competition. The Milwaukee
and ST. Paul will meet whatever rates
the 500 may make. The cut will un-
doubtedly be met by the other St. Paul
Chicago roads.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14

OF the children born alive one-fourth
die before eleven months; one-third be-
fore the twenty third month, half before
their eighth year, two-thirds of mankind
die before the thirty ninth year, three
fourths before their fifty. first year and of
about l2, 900 only one survives whole
century.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Local Weather Report.

Portland, Me-, Oct. 1S.-The local
weather bureau Office records as to the
weather are as follows:
Sa. m.-Barometer. 30.195 thermo.
meter. So; dew point. 49. humidity, II
wind, w: velocity, 4; weather, clear
p.m.-Barometer. 30.40S; thermom
ter. $50: dew point. Al, humidity, S.
wind. w; velocity, 1: weather
clear.
Mean daily thermometer, SO: maxi.
mum thermometer. 65 minimum ther.
mometer. So; maximum velocity ot
wind, 13 SW; total precipitation, o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Accident to Young Howell.

Cambridge. England, October 13.-B.
H. Howell, the young American oarsman
who pulled No. 4 in the Cambridge crew
in the race with the Oxfords this year,
and who later contested the diamond
SOULS at Henley and the Winafield SOULS
at Putney, was badly hurt today while
sculling. His right leg was pierced by
the sharp pointed nose of another boat,
inficting a nasty, jagged wound.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Weather Observation.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, Oct. 13, taken
at 8 p. m, meridian time. the observa-
ton for each section being given in this
order: Temperature, direction OF wind
state Of weather:
Boston, 60. NV. clear: New York. 66,
n, clar; Philadelphia. 66. Sc, clear;
Washington. GA. NE, clear: Albany
56, W, clear: Buffalo, So, Sc. fair;
Detroit, 81. E. clear; Chicago &c,
E. clear; St. Paul, 62, Sc, rain;
Huron. Oak, go, Sc, clear; Bis
mark. Sc, NV. cloudy; Jacksonville.
10, NE, p.cloudy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14

obtaining an entrance iby breaking in a
square of glass in the front door. They
rif1ed the drawer, but nothing else in
the store was abstracted so far as known.
The burglars showed familiarity with
the two stores.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Michael Failed For Once.

New York, October 13-Jimmy Michae
failed to lower the record for ten miles
in his trial at the board track in Newark.
today. Though darkness that rendered it
impossible to see the time by watch
without lamp, the midget covered ten
miles in 1920 2-5, the record being 1909
2-5. Michaels fastest mile was the fifth
in 1.54 2 5.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Races mt Kingfeld.

Kingfeld, Me-, October 13.--In the
races at Kingtield Driving park this after
noon the 2. class was won by Belmont,
(Richmond) of Pennington. Best time,
2.31 20 The 257 was won by Levi H.,
(Worshly) of Phillips. Best time,
2.37 1-2.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
burglars at Winthron

Winthrop, October 1.-two stores were
broken into in Winthrop Tuesday night
and money stolen from each. The burg
lars first entered the store of j. e. Yea
ton, meat dealers. They pried open the
cash drawer and cash register. taking
the money therein. Next they visited the
apothecary store of G. P. Hannaford,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Ere in the Yendame

Boston, October IA fire started in
the boiler room of the hotel Vendome at
II O'Clock tonight and burned through in
to the large dining room causing a loss
of $4,000. There was considerable colnmo-
tion among the guests, but no one was
hurt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
Race Track To Be Made Cemetery.

Waterville, October 13.-The city gov
ernment held a special meeting tonight
and ordered the purchase of the North
kennebec agricultural sooiety's track
OF G. Fl. Nelson. This purchase was
made to make an addition to Pine Grove
cemetery which Is now very much crowd
ed. The price to be paid is $1,000. The
track contains 10 acres
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
VIII BE Total Loss.

Boston, October 13.-Capt. A. Ingra-
ham of the steamship Delaware, which
arrived this morning from Jacksonville
and Charleston, S. c., reports that at 4
p. IN. Sunday he passed the British
steamship Hesperides, which stranded
on the southwest end of Outer Diamond
shoal, while Oh passage from Cuba to
Baltimore, with cargo of iron ore.
The stranded steamer was headed S. S.
E. The vessel will be total loss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
MISS COsSIo IN NEW YORK.
The Little Cuban Rebel Arrives Safely
ON the Seneca.

New York, October 13.-Mis5 Evange-
line Cossio, who recently escaped from q
Spanish prison in Cuba, was a passenger
ON the Ward line steamer Seneca, which
arrived this morning from Havana.
Miss Cossio asked to be excused from
saying anything as she was not yet re-
covered from sea sickness, from which
she had suffered during the entire pas
sage, keeping her. berth in her stateroom
the whole time. Her name was not on
tered on the. passenger list, but Instead
the name of Miss Juana Sola was used.
She was travelling under the care of a
gentleman who accompanied her from
Havana. When the Seneca reached
quarantine the tow boat j. Fred Lob
man, with several newspaper representa-
tives and four women, went along side
the steamer and waited until the health
officers inspection was over, when they
went on board and accompanied Miss
Cossio to the city.
Immediately upon landing in this city
today, Miss Evangelina Cossio Cisneros
was taken in a carriage to the Waldorf
hotel. While Senorita Cisneros was IA
tigued. she appeared to be in the very best
of spirits and exultant over her arrival
III America. 1Q0 06uOrlUA r6UlreQ as
soon as she reached the hotel and refused
to be seen.
. The Cuban Junta has issued an invi-
tation to the people Of Greater New York
and vicinity, interested in Senorita
Cisneros and the cause of Cuba to attend
a reception to be rendered to the young
WON n at Delmonico's Saturday night.
AS the reception will really be demon
stration of sympathy with the struggling
republic, speakers of national reputation
will address the gathering.
Thinks Cuba Should Be Given Up.
New York, October ia Madrid cor
respondent of the New York Sun says
that quite a sensation has been caused by
the publication of an article upon the
Cuban problem in La Revista Contem-
poranea, one of the most important peri
odicals in Spain. The writer, Don Pablo
Alzola, is leader in the mercantile
classes of Barcelona and Bilboa, whose
sentiment he is supposed to voice. He
says Spain should not grant home rule to
Cuba, but abandon the island
spaniards Didn't Care.
Chicago, October 13-A special to the
Daily News from Kankakee, Ills, says:
w. j. Calhoun of Danville, special COM
missioner to Cuba, knows enough of the
political situation on that island to war
rant his belief that Spanish authorities
winked at the escape of Senorita Cisner-
GUS from a Havana prison. 1t released
the authorities from an unpleasant situa-
tion without loss to their pride.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14

Pittsburg, October 13-The deputy
sheriffs at the DeArmit coal mines, made
g raid on the strikers at Sandy Creeks
today and arrested Is men, including
the members of brass band. The strik-
ers were marching on the public road and
were halted by the deputies about quar-
ter OF a mile from the Triple. The band
refused to stop playing and the entire
party was placed under arrest without
resistance
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14

indianapolis, Ind, October 13.-The
official and unofficial returns of yester-
days election show the vote for mayor
to be: Taggart, Democrat, 2o,lss; Hard
ing, Republican, 16,ls0. Iaggart's plu-
rality over Harding, zoos. The probabil-
tiles are that the majority may be in
creased.
Taggart's majority over all is at this
candidates. The remainder of the Demo
cratic ticket is also elected, though by
smaller majority than that received
by Taggart. The council will also be
Democratic by large majority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-14
The Sear Course.

Mrs. L. A. Palmer, representing the Boston
Star Course Company is at the Preble room 101.
for the Portland Star Course by personal efforts
The entire course of ten fine attractions will be
sold for One Dollar when season ticket is pur-
chased. From two to four dollars daily easily
made Call for full particulars between and
6 p. m. daily. oct3-2t diff
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
POlak ma Madagaskarze.

Cd dni kilku bawi we Wiedniu d.
F,lomen S~luszsnski, rodem Z Buko
why, k'ory pc siedmioletuim poby-
Gle ma Madagaskarze. wraca ma diuz.
sly pobyt do ojczyzny. Pan Siuszan
ski sini,i pocatkow o austrysckiej
marynaIce wojsko vel i wziai ud.ial
" podrozy naokoio swista. w r. 1855
opuscii siuzbe j %przen;oii sic do Ma
dagaskar, gdzie pos ,iecii sic To-
wi kupieckiemu. Byi on jedynym
poddsuym austrysckim ia tel wyspie
sfrykah 'kiei, handlowai obrazami,
instrumentsmi m~uzycznymi, {otkami
%telsrnemi, lampsmi naftowemi, lu
strami j wyrobsmi re szkis, Iorcela.
na, dalei bielizna, ubraniem i obu.
WIEN, ktore to srtykuiy sprowsdzsl
wyiac.nie z fsbryk a1%stryaokicb. w
czasie wojuy francuEkiej z Rsnav alo
III. siutyi Francuzom rsda i czynem.
Narsz,jac swe zycie ma niebezpie-
csehstwo, starsl sic o zaopstrzenie
wojsk W prowianty, a szczeel wynn tea
wypadkiem udaio mu sic ocbronic o.
kret frsncurki cd nspsdu H wasov '.
Pc %skohczonej wojnie zssrokoii rad
frauouski ws.ystkie pretensye cudzo.
riemcow jedynie tylko Siuszahski cd.
s,edi z kwitkiem l tego powodu ba
W; obecnis we Wiedniu, by "a posre
dn'etwem ur,edu ola sprav zagraui
c.nych wydobyc wcsle poksAaa kwo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

pr.emyssowych " Kalifornii. Swyu
saParoiem sic siebis ksiste dale ME.
jsko wska.6wke ola ws.ystxich tu'
tejssyoh polakow, ably sic wsp6lnie
tr.ymali, wsP6lnie sobie pomsgali-
Protegujso sic w~.sjemnie ma duohu
i energii ME upadajso, a tylko ns
swe wiasns SHY liczso.
Wieoej takioh polakow popartyob
przsz oga polski, a narodowosc ma
STA " Stanaoh Peterborough posta
wions bedsie ma stopie ma jakiej dis
narodowosc niemieoka. szkooks, Tub
irlandzka stojs.
Jakkolwiek Zwis.ek nssz jua d.is
Jest Potega niezachwians, jednak
radosoia pr.ejmuje mas fakt, 70 Ia.
dzie . umys&em, majstkiem / wp}y.
wen facza sic Z nami. Jest to do.
wod naszego rozwoju i lepszej ma
dzisi ma przyszios6.
Kohczac moja korespondenoya ma
dsisiaj zyozeniem W sercu, ably
Fouarzystwo Polak6w W Kal f,rnii
wzrastaio W dobrobyt i potsge, q
historya gorliwej dziaialnosoi tegoa
W roku 1858 nigdy ME zsmsrla W
pamieci nsszyoh rodakox ".
u bratniem pozdrowieniem,
Il. g.
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WiadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.

Or. 1872 40 Detroit
Tow. Rsemieslnikow Polskioh mia
20 roozns posiedzenie, ma kt6rem 10.
stai obrany nastepujacy zarzad:
Miohsi Lesih,ki prszes. Ignaoy
Wolf wice-prezes, Tomasz Modlih.
ski sekr. prot, Andrea Szymahski
sekr. fin., Jan Siwka kssyer, Antoni
Sikora, Walenty J.rooh i MARGIN
Ostrowski opiekunowie kasy, Can
der opiekun chorych. RICHTER mar
sza}ek.
Delegation ma Sejm zosta} obrapy
wiekszosoia giOsow OBJ. Ignacy Wolf.
Wszelkie listy tyozaoe sic naszego
Towarzystwa prosze p~rzssylac pod
adressm: Touasz Modl;hski, 979 St.
Aubin av.
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RezOlucye.
GRAND RAPIDS. l maja 1897.

NhANp nAfiDS. L mala lo0a
SSdno,ony Panic Redaktorze!
Prosze umiesoi6 W Zgodzie haste
pujaoe rezolucye:
IL smierc pisprzeblagana wydar-
Ia nam tax wielce zaonego i cd lat
wielu czlonka Towarzystwa Naro
dowego pod opieka sw. Stsnislawa
Kostki, grupy 81, S p. Ferdynands
Dorff, Towarzystwo ma speoyalnem
posiedzeniu odbytem ma dniu 81
kwietnia uchwaliio nastepuJsca rezo
lucye:
Wyaej wymienione Towarzystwo
Przesy}a W wspolczucie stroskanej
W smutku fAmilii pc S. p. Fsrdynsn.
die DoIff Towarzystwo ~utraoi}c
przez smierc bardzo zacnego czionks
tejae organizacyi, jakim byl s. p
Fsrdynand DO,ff. przeto pr,ywdzis
wa zalobe ma dni 80.
KoPia tejte rezolucyi z~ostala wre
ozona zonie po S p. Ferdynandzi,
D'rff i takie ogioszona W Zgodzie
organic Z. N. P. W Ameryce.
w imisniu Towarzystwa Narodo
wego pod opieka sw. Stanislawl
Kostki, gr. 81 2. N. P.
Il Szczepdhski,
j. Mdliizewski,
Il. RusierSki.
komitet r~ezoluoyi.
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POdziekOwanie.
Chicago. 6 70 mai 1897

CHICAGO, $50 maj 1897 r.
ia niaej podpissny skisdam W i
MENU komitetu obchodowego dziel
nicy Wojoieobows podziekowanie
wszystkim mowcom, kt6rzy brali
udzisi W obchodzie 3go majs r. b. a
mianowicie, oh. Wlsd. Poszwi6skie
mu, weteranowi Z T. 1858, "a zasz
ozytny wyk}sd o Sejmie cztsrolet'
MIN; OBJ. A. F, Sataleckiemu, b. pre-
zesowi Nv. N. p, "a pr,yjecie misj
sos prezesa obohodu, oraz "a patry
otyozne prsem6wienie jego; OBJ. S
Ossdsie, "a stsrsnne przemowienis
ae publicznosc polska d~zieloicy Woj.
oiechwa lioznie gromsdzi sic ma uro.
czystosci nsrodowe, zs zachowuje
sic ma tskowych moral ME, 90 oddzia
}ywa Z dobrym skutkiem ma miodsze
pokolenie.
podziekowsnie kOfkom
sPiewackim, ii. tow. Moniuszki ch6r
V. Wv. Sp. p, tow. Halks, ohor XVI
Nv. So. P. tow. Spiewu Krakowis.
mex. Sokolowi p. N. /. oraI malym
soko}om ! sok6ikom, kt6re nadaiy
v~iskszej powsgi uro ;ystosoi tel,
oby Pan Bog dsi doozekao z I'll
to dzistwy sokolej przysziych msci
cieli nsrodu ! ojczyzny nsszej uko-
chanej, ateby sueregi takowsj Z dn' a
ma dzieh powiek'zsfy sic. ably ME
gnusnisiy W domsob, tylko przy-
zwyczsjsiy sic poznac subordyna
cja sokolsks q przez to nab, waty
ssmowiedzy naroiowsj l pozns'y
dokisdnie idee sokolsl
Ma akoh,zenie dziekujs 81. de.
klsmstorom i deklsmatorkom, "a do
bre wykonsnis swyoh deklsmaoyj |
Z prawduiwie Z polshioh sero pity.
nscyoh, orss OBJ. J. Chmielihskiemu
"a ofiarnosc bezp}stns wykonsnia O.
brazu soenicrnego pit. pPstryooi",
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jako tea pp.: Dobrzahskiemu / Fill
powskiemu IA wzieoie ud,iaiu w tel
oarodowej sOenerji.
Tak.e 81. publicznOsoi polskiej /,
dsielnicy Wojciechows, IA tax liczne
'gromsdzenie sic. dajso tenn samem
dow6d swej solidarnosoi, i gdzie
idzie o sPrawe og6lu narodu polskie
Co. tam stale ws.ystka jak jedeu
msa' "a 90 skiadam niniej,ssm W
MENU komitetu obohodowepo sta
roPolskie bog .aplacI"
u bratniem pozdrowieniem
Jan Boboaoski. prezss obchodu.
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W sprawie dziennikarstwa pol
skiego W POiudniOwej Ameryce.

w sprawie dziennikarstwa pol
skiego W POiudniOwej Ameryce.
Kto Z auisszkujaoych badz "
Europie bsdz W Stanaoh zjednoo.o.
o.onyoh Pom. Ameryki rodak6w ma
s.ych Przeglsdsjso statystyke Pola.
k6w " Poiudniowej Ameryoe .du-
mieje sic mad kolosslna ich lio.bs,
tego niezmiernie zd.iwic must ae
Brazylja liOzaoa pr.es.io 100 tysieoy
Polskiej ludnosoi, a takae Argeuty-
ma wraz Z przylegiymi republican,
Posiadajsos nieomal drugie lyle Po-
lak6w, s&owem - dziennikarstwo
tel mssy ludu liozaoej okoio diva.
kroc sto tysiecy rspre.antowana Jest
prsea maleh&s gazetke, noszaoa o.
beonie tytui nGaz. Polsk. W Bra.
zylji". lyle zrobiono W Stanie Pa.
rama. A W Stanie Rio Grande do
Sui? Jsszoze Mo. Dlaosego? Cay
wsr6d mas panuje TAXI absolutny brak
sia intelektualnyOhP TAX lie ME Jest,
lsoz brak jest organizaoyi. Kt6a
ME Przyzna, Re W naszym stanie Ii.
o1soym do 25 tysieoy Polakow,
kt6ryoh znaczny prooent stanowia
umiejsOy ozytac rzemissloioy. GA.
,eta ma wiecej SEAMS powodzenia a.
nizeli n~iejedno z mnostwa poiooouo.
amerykahskich polskioh czssopism.
Dziwna rzecz, Re tam o~perajsoyoh
ma polu dziennikarstwa polskiego
jest az Ia wiele, a u mas jeszoze ich
ME me-. A czy beds? Ma to zwra.
cam uwage tyoh, ktorych ia sprawl
bIizej interesowac mole.
Fetir Bern Zdanoacski,
Horto Aiegre - Rio Grands do
Sui - Brazil.