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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
BIxCK WALI TUNNEL OPENING.
Traffic Is Formally Set In Motion by thu
Prince of Wates.

LONDON. ENG, May 22.-The Black
wall tunnel, which was completed at 6
cost of 81. $50. coo, was formally opened by
the Prince OF Wales in the name of the
Queen this afternoon.
The Blackwell tunnel connects the two
sides of the river Thames at Blackwell,
six miles east of the Tower Bridge in Lon
don, and was built 10 relieve the conges-
ton on the city bridges, which had be-
come too greatly crowded.
The work was begun in 1891. The tun.
mel is 600 feet long, of which about one
fifth is under the river and the rest is in
the approaches. 1t is twenty-seven feet in
diameter. and is said to be the widest tun-
mel in existence. 1t is eighty feet below
high-water mark, and the fact that it had
to be constructed in loose, gravelly ground
made the undertaking a very difficult one.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
RfST GAZED Ar JUPITER.
Astronomers Look Through The Big Yerkes
TELESCOPES, Which Is Declared the
Rest in the Korid

CHICAGO. ILL, May 22.-President
Harper of The Chicago University took
the first official look through the Yerkes
telescope last night at the university s
observatory at Williams Bay, Wis. He
gazed fer minute at Jupiter and then
announced it appeared to him the great
planet was "glittering gem in a circle of
imperial purple" The announcement
did not mean much from a scientific
standard, but proved the greet lens at
the upper end of the six-ton tube was
true to rules. Professor Hale, director OF
the observatory, was delighted. He would
make no predictions of future achieve
ments of the telescope. The atmospheric
conditions were unfavorable, yet Alvin
Clark, the maker Of the big lens; Pro-
lessor Barnard. recently of Lick Observa-
tory. and other experts are satisfied the
telescope is the best in the world.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

as evidence that murder had been COM
mitted.
Justice Kerston overruled motion to
discharge the accused
Dietrich Bickner. brother OF the missing
woman and leading witness for the prose.
cution, failed to identify the rings found
in the vat.
August Richmann, former employee oil
Luetgert, gave plausible explanation Of
the character of the fluid in the watts, the
finding of bones and flesh and of Luet-
gert's alleged presence In the basement on
the night of May 1.
The proceedings abounded in wrangles
between counsel. Sensations were con-
stantly threatened, but nothing resulted.
at the conclusion of Bickner's testimon
the court adjourned until Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
SPANS LATEST BUDG EFT.
Some Iunny Figuring to Repair the
Nhattercd Ftnnnces.

MADRID. SPAIN, May 22.-The budget
for the coming year shows the estimated
receipts at sS3. 27S, 7Sl pesetas and expend-
lures at S73, 865. S77 pesetas. 1t proposes
the imposition of a provisional war sur
tax of 100 per cent on tributes. with the
exception of those from landed property
and the interest on the redemption debt
1t is also proposed to establish a twenty
years monopoly of import and export dis
tillation and the sale of petroleum. The
Government will have the exclusive sale
of powders and other explosives, on which
it is proposed to base financial operation:
necessary to reshape the extraordinary
budget. Became the loan agreed upon
with Rothschild was not realized it is pro-
posed to authorize the Government to
conduct a similar operation. either di
rectly or by tender, and to organize ta1
on shipping that will produce 12ooO,oOt
pesetas.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
Liable FOE BIG DAMAGES.

Chicago May Hare to Make Good the
Losses Caused by the Strike.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 22-This city
may have to pay over $l,0o0,OOo TO those
VINO suffered damages to property during
The big railroad strike in 1894.
Judge Adams to-day rendered decision
upholding the constitutionalitJ OF the act
of July /, 1887, making municipalities liza
BILE for three-quarters of the amount OF
damage wrought by mob.
The decision was made upon test case
involving only $3.50 brought by the Man.
haitian Cement Company, but depending
upon this decision are number OF dam
age suits against the city by the railroad
companies and others. An appeal viii be
taken to the Appellate Court, and if neces-
sary, to the Supreme Court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
D1UMM0ND,S LIFE SAVED.
The Commander of an English Boa
Prerents His Ertcation.

The Commander of an En1Hsh Boat
Prerents His Ertcution.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 22.-The
steamer Clearwater, from Honduras,
brings news that the English gunboat In
trepid arrived at Puerto Cortez Wednes.
day week and her officers asked if any
foreigners were arrested for connection
with the revolution. When it was learned
there were they demanded their release,
which was complied with.
Among those released was the English
man, General Drummond. who led the
revolution and who was captured and
taken to San Pedro. The commander of
the English gunboat made his way to San
Pedro, thirty miles inland, and arrived in
time to prevent Drummond's execution.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
HISTORIC DIAMOND STOLEN.
report From Hyderdbad That WiN Up
set Queen Ticfor{u.

set QUEEN Tictoria.
LONDON. ENG, May CIT is reported
from HyderaDad that the historic dia-
mond sold some time ago to the Nizam of
Hyderabad has been stolen and replaced
with an imitation in paste. II is believed
that 1t was the intention of the Nizam TO
presSlt the diamond to the Queen. The
"ViYosia Imperial or "Great White
diaf'ond, the largest brilliant in the
woSld, Is probably meant in this dispatch.
1t was sold 10 the Nizam five wears ago for
over $3.50, COO. 1t is possible that the story
OF the disappearance of the jewel may be
the Oriental method OF avoiding a COM
promising answer to hints of British Off
ciais regarding suitable present to the
Queen at her Jubilee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
XXX $780, ***

beer only partly successful, on account OF
lis fearful magnitude. Thousands of peo-
pie are now starving in that country, and
Notwithstanding all that can be done for
them, the number of deaths as the result
of the famine will be enormously in
creased.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
TO PROTECT ROYALTY.
An austrian Warship Goes to the
Pir8us to Be Ready to Take
Away King George.

SALONICA, TURKEY, May 22.-The Aus
trian warship Stetanie has been ordered
to proceed to Phaierum, near the Piraus,
without delay. 1t is supposed this action
was taken to place the ship at the service
of the Greek royal family, in case it is
necessary for them to leave Athens.
PARIS. FRANCE, May I'm the Cham
Der of Deputies to-day Declagny criticized
the Governmental for allowing the Turks 10
crush the Greeks in the face of the fact
that Hanotaux, Minister of Foreign Al
fairs, had promised the concert of the
powers would maintain peace.
Hanotaux replied that, although the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
CUBA'S ELECTION,
Tho Republic AOntn Ballots for Caief
Erecutfrr.

NEW YORK, N. Y. May pa Presi-
Dental election is in progress in the re-
public of Cuba to-day, but owing to the
turbulent condition of the island 1t has
been found impossib BILE to choose the new
executive by popular vote. The civil con-
dition of Cuba at present is simply OF
necessity. The island is now divided into
four States. Each State has a Governor
with limited power.
The Governor will consult with
other officers Of state and will appoint
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
Bio C:oudbur,t In Idaho.

BOISE CITY, IDAHO. May 22.-The fruit
farms and placer mining industry in
Salmon River Valley were considerably
damaged by recent cloud burst. Meager
reports received say the settlers were COM
PEELED to flee to the hills for safety.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
JULIAN AwxHoEnE RETURNS
Tells of the Atcffs! situation in Famine
StricEen India.

StrfcEen India.
NEW YORK, N. Y, May 22.-Julian
Hawthorne, who was sent to India to in
vestigate the famine prevailing in that
country, returned to-day on the steamer
st. Paul. He says the people in the
United States can have no idea of the APP
palIing condition OF things in India.
Millions of Hindoos and Bengalese have
died from starvation, and the deaths from
the plague have been far greater than
have yet been reported. The Government
figures showing the plague mortality are
believed to represent nor more than one
sixth of those who have actually died.
All attempts to relieve the famine have
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
BISHOP Porrsn IN ENGLAND.
Hill Defirer His First Sermon at Cam
br;d0c To- Dan.

bridge To- Day.
NEW YORK, N. Y, May 22.-Accord.
ing to advices recently received Right Rev.
II. C. Potter. Bishop of New YORK Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, will to-
morrow deliver his first sermon at Cam
bridge University, England. having been
selected by the authorities OF that institu-
ton 10 act as select preacher.
Bishop Potter sailed for Europe fort
night ago and will spend the greater part
of the summer in England and on the
continent. His appointment as select
preacher is considered by churchmen q
signal honor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
Father kneippe Aot Deos.

LONDON, Eng, May GA Bavarian
dispatch denies that Father Kneippe is
dead. as reported from Paris yesterday.
He remains critically i'll, however.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
LUE1GERr ARRAIGNED.

Counsel Try in Vain to Get fte AccMs ed
Wife-Slayer Released.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 22.-AdoIph L.
Luetgert, the wealthy sausage manufac-
turer. was arraigned to-day for prelimi-
nary hearing on the charge of numbering
his vile, Louisa. The hearing began with
protest by defendants counsel, who al
legged that no corpse had been produced
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
DIVORCE OF THE TERRYS
SybiI Sanderson One of the CO. ResDond-
ents In the Salt.

PARIS FRANCE, May 22.-The hearing
OF the crqss divorce suit brought by An
tonic TeaAy against his wife was resumed
to-day. A divorce was granted to both
parties on the charges. The CUSTODY of
their child was given 10 the grandmother.
who was orde red to place the child in a
convent. Alimony of $500 per month was
allowed Mrs. Terry. Actress Sy bill Sander
son OF California was one of the core
spondents Mrs. Terry named in the suit.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
**** $685.
O@osSc@O
The Ensign

Is quite a. s1OeW affair, in
long trousers, as you 1C1LL
see In the picture bearing
that name. It's made in
blue; the collar is extra
deep. You can hare your
choice of collar coJ0ri7aSs,
either in gobelus, red or
plain blue. There are
many novel styles Of TRIM
n1inGs on the Ensign; the
collar is trimmed and
handled in q very rich and
novel manner; intended
for little fello10s betWeen
the ages of g and 10.
These suits represent Unl-
tes up to SO, including the
neU Russian naval lam
uard and Whistle.
Monday 0t
XXX $3.50. ****
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

For Morbid Conditions ke:BEEcHAMs P11Ls.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
This sale embraces
our very finest. We
merely quote a. ffew
items.
Monday is the day.
100000
The LandSnan,

is you see in picture, is
quite o. s1CeW affair in blue,
With pretty little Uash Uest,
saving that it differs from
the illustration in this in
stnpce-th0t 10here it shows
the bo1O it should be o. cord
and t0ssel, ON error on the
part of our art depart
n1e71t, but 10e think the cord
and tnssel are much pref
tier than the bO1O.
It's quite o. swell affair.";
it's q $3.50 little Suit, sizes
8 to 7 years.
.MOnd0U at
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Boza, ale -czy oni winni? To
TED razem ze swie2o zgasfym
poeta wofamy do Pana:
O!reke karaj, ME slepy miecz.
n teraz wymyslajcie, bo to
jest jedyna bron, kt6ra umiecie
dobrze wiadac. Wymyslatjcie,
DO wymyslania, pochodzace cd
Iudzi, nazywajacych bohaterow
ostatniego powstania smar-
kaczami, uragajacych kaade-
mu, kto rracuje dla ludu be-
ich opieki; wymyslania - 20.
wtarzamy - takich ludzi sa
dla mas - zaszczytem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
. sprawie litewskiej
pod zabOrem rosyjskim.

Redatkor dziennika PETERSBURG
skija Wiedomosti'', ksiaze Uchtom-
ski, jako osobisty przyjaciel cara,
Posiada u cenzury rosyJskiej przywi-
leje take, o jakich inni dziennikarze
rosyjscy marzyc nawet ME moga.
Trzeba Przyznat, re przywilej6w
tych uzywa ksiaze-redaktor W spo-
sob uczciwy i szlachetny, On to W
swoim czasie pierwszy podni6sl W
prasie rosyiskiej kwestje polska, wy
kaza1 GAIA niegodziwosc postepowa-
MIA moskiewskich ,,diejatielej" W
Kongresowce, obecnie zas znow
Pierwszy Podnosi sprawe litewska, a
mianowicie, sprawe drukowania ksia
EEK litewskich alfabetem rosyjskim,
cd roku bowiem 1868 Rad rosyjski,
pragnac zruszczyc litwinow, zabroniI
drukowania ksiazek litewskich alta
betem {acihskim.
Powod do tego wystspienia daie
ks. Uchtomskiemu - lax pisze pc.
tersburski correspondent ,,Kurjers
Warszawskiego"-prasa litewska "a.
graniczna, mianowicie, dzienniki
dose licznie W Prusach wychodzace,
oraz pisma litewskie W Ameryce.
Pet. Wied." przytaczaja wszystkie
zarzuty takich pism, jak Ukininkos
Vorpas, Auszra in, czynione ad.
ministracji, przytaczaja szeregi fax
tow, zarzuty te potwierdzajacych,
oPatruja je wiasnym komentarzem.
Otoz powodu tych komentarzy
nalezy sic kilka slow wyjasnienia.
Przedewszystkiem jednak, co
chodzi prasie litewskiej, wedlug re-.
lacji Pet. Wied."r Sp0r da sic wy
razi6 W takich siowach: ogranicze.
MA, Jakich doswiadcza jezyk litew-
ski, alfabet iacihski tego jezyka it'd.
-sa giownym powodem polonizacji
litwinow. nWszelkie dotad przez
Rad rosyjski przedsiebrane srodki-
cytuja Pet. Wied." gios Ukinin-
kos'o - rzucaiy litwinow W objecia
Polonizacji". u chwila, gdy religja
katolicka-czytamy dalej - uznana
zostaia "a narzedzie polonizmu, mi
mowoli litwini-katolicy czuli sic ESQ
lidaryzowani zpolonizmem, otto dis
tego odczucia So slady widoczne,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
JeSzcze POlska ME zgi.
ne1a!

Wediug obliczeh p. FIR. Olszew
skiego, dokonanych W d}uzszej pra
cy, drukowanej W ,.Kurje-ze War.
szawskim'', ludnos6 polska W Kro-
lestwie polskiem, wediug spisu ro-
ku biezacego, wynosi 6.95l .033 dusz
i stanowi 73 procent ogolu ludnosci
(zydzi zaliczaja sic przewaznie do
rosjan, wiec ME mieszcza sic W tel
liczbie). w Ykraju zachodnim" czy.
ii w 0 gubernjach ruskich litew.
skicb, naliczono urzedownie W b. r.
21OO.796 polakow czyli blisko IL
procent ogo}u ludnosci. Razem W
krajach Polskich pod zaborem rosyj-
skim urzedowa liczba polakow, we
dug spisu b. r. wynosi 9.O51 .S29
glow. Galicja i Slask austryjacki
licza W b. r. W przyblizeniu 100000
ludnosci polskiej, ma ziemiach pol.
skich W zaborze pruskim Jest g.
loO.OOO polakow. Czyli ma ziemiach
Polskich obecnie zyje 15.6OO.OOO po-
lak0w.
A vice 'znacznie przewyzszamy
liczba wiele innych narod6w, iak MP.
Rumunow, kt6rych Jest 100000
Skandynaw0w CSzwedow,
Duhczykow Norwegczy-
k6w) $500. 900
Czech0w 5000 600
Wegrow e.7OO.OOO
Grek0w 5000 600
Me mowiac juz o takich narodach,
jak Serb, Buigarzy t.. p.
w obliczeniu p. Olszewskiego ME
sa:podane cyfry CO do liczby polskow
W Stanacb Zjednoczonych j BrazyIii
oraz W innych koloniach, co wynosi
naJmniej 2 miljony. Doliczywszy
do tego polakow rozrzuconych DO
Rossji euroPejskiej szjatyckiej,
Niemczech, Austrji etc.; musimy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

przyjac, ze obecnie istnieje co mai
mniej 19 naiLon6c ludnoSci pol
skiej.
Przeglad Wszechp. uwaza jednak
i te liczbe "a skromna, dowodzac, ze
do czechow zaliczy} p. Olsz. niewat-
pliwie siowakow, ktdrych jezyk bo-
daj jest blizszy czeskiego niz pol.
skiego. Il rowna s!usznoscia MONA,
by przy}aczyt kuzyczan do narodo-
wosci polskiej, ME mowiac iuz O
bia}o i ma}orusinach katolikach. zna
jacych jezyk polski. Do rumunow
zas madziarow doliczono zydow
ME wiele wiecej niz nasi zasymilizo.
wanych. Gdybysmy w ten sam spo
SOD rolakdw obliczali, otrzy,2-..yy
smy % miljonow.
Moznaby ieszcze dodat, re gdyby
tax skrupulatnie oglednie, jak my
sami siebie liczymy, porachowa6 ma.
wet TAXI ,,wielki narod" jak francuzi
to Po wyiaczeniu baskow, breton6w
flamandow, sabaudczykow innych
okaza}oby sic ME wiele wiecej mad
~ miljonow francuz0w rzeczywi,
stych. a gdyby, jak to roLia inni
do narodowosci polskiej liczyt
wszystkich, kt6rzy m6wia po polsku
uzywajac w domu innego jezyka, tc
doszlibysmy moze nawet do 30 mil,
jon6w.
Wobec tego jak smiesznem Jest
twierdzenie naszych wrog0w, re je-
stesmy skazani ma zag1ade, jake
smieszna nazwa ,,ma}ego, podrzedne-
go narodu" nadawana nam tax cze.
sto przez francuzow, niemcow a ma.
wet amerykanow.
Ola mas zas jake pocieszajacemi
So te cyfry, jak smialo, otwarcie
szczerze mOzemy wobec mich zawo-
iac: Jeszcze Polska ME zgineia!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Chicago Ill., Czwarek dnia 28go Pazdzernika 1897 roku

wolnych. Robotnicy wiec (w Kro-
lestwie) musza dazyG do wolnosci
Politycznej; wolnosci tel ME moze
i'm dat Rosja. oni wiec musza dazyc
do oderwania sic od Rosji''.
a wiec robotnicy w Krolestwie
dziaaaja ze swiadomoscia sprawy, ze
swiadomoscia celu. tn w}asnie le-
zy GAIA r6znica pomiedzy robotni,
i kie:ii polskim W Europie, a robotni-
kiem polskim W Ameryce. w Ha-
zleton nieszczess!!;;;~sy nieszczees!;~y tium naszyeh
wsPo}braci szed} przesxkodzit roho
Gle w kopalni, pchany jedyh!e in
stynktem samozachowawczym i pa
da} pod strzalami szeryfow bieain;;,
wynedzniaiy, ciemny, bez wiedzy
pojecia, ze jego krew moze uzytek
przyniesc spo}eczehstwu. w Da.
bro Vie padli ludzie, ktorzy wiedzieli
re do wolnosci droga us}ana les,
oharami. | dlatego ich krew uzyzni
role, Przyspieszy koniec wyzysku
gdy tymczasem krew polskiego robo.
tnika W Ameryce, przelewana tax jak
pod Hazleton. predko wywietrzeje
ME przynoszac pozytku ludzkosci!
Zaledwie miesiac upiyna}, a jus
GAIA prasa amerykahska zapomniaIa
o tel zbrodni, ale zato w przeciagu
dziewieciu tygodni sledzi}a nies}y.
chanem natezeniem przebieg procesu
kie}basnika Luetgerta! Dlaczego:
Dlatego, ze tn zbrodnie pope}ni& o.
bywatel .,znany i szanowany", a tam
ma Polach hazletohskich leg}y poko.
tenn truPy nieszczesliwych, ciem.
nych, nieznanych, ledwie ze miana
ludzi zasfagujacych, braci naszyct
polakow j s}owak0w.
Wiec coz uczynic, by zaradzit tie
mu, by Emusic obcych do poszano-
wanna robotnika polskiego, do dzwi.
gniecia go zmniejszenia liczby o6ar
niePotrzebnych? Jeden jedyny ma.
my ma to Srodek zaradczy, jedna dro.
ge, tym srodkiem, ia droga Jest -
oswiata. SPieszmy wiec do tych ma:
W ciemnocie pograzonych - jak s}u
sznie Powiada W SVEN sprawozdaniu
Prezes naszego Zarzadu - spieszmy
jaknajPredzej re swiat}em, ze swia
item ducha!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
Mr. AZ

Trest: Faryzeuszom.- Krew Polskich
robotnikow. Jeszcze Polska ME
zgineia! w sprawie litewskiej pod
zaborem rosyjskim. - Notatki. -
Narration. - Zafozenie Unji Amery-
kanskiej. - Stuletnia rocznica. -
u ziemi ojczystej. Polsko-czeski
wiec W Morawskiej Ostrawie. -ko.
respondencje ,Zgody" Odpowicdz
ma list otwarty dra w. Statkiewicza.
Lista nowoprzyjetych czfonkow.
-Od Wydziaiu Oswiaty. - Pre-
glad prasy polskiej W Europie. -
Przeglad prasy polskiej W Ameryce
- Najstarsi veteran. - Wiadomo
Sci Wv. - Sprawozdania rezo'ucje
- Faraon. = Kronika miejscowa.-
Ma pomnik Kosciuszki. - Podzieko
wanna, zawiadomienia ogfoszenia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
ROk 16.

chocby w najscislejszem zsolidary-
zowaniu sic dworu chata, tego
dworu szlacheckiego ia chata w}o-
sciahska, ktore dawniej przepasci
niePrzebyte dzieliiy.
w dalszym ciagu Pet. wied."
zastanawiaja sic w przegladzie hi
storycznym mad zarzadzeniami wzgle.
dem alfe ebetu }acihskiego W drukach
litewskich i powoiujac sic ma rozpo-
rzadzenia jenerigubernatorow,
stwierdzaja, IL ,,niema rozkazu Maj
wyzszego, ktoryby zakazywai dru-
kowania ksiazek pism prywatnych
czcionkami iacihskiemi". lie zas VIA
DE ME toleruja obiegu takich
Ia w tel mierze artykuiy Pet. We'd.
ME szczedza fakt6w przyk}adow
prneto nalezaioby czyny prakty-
kowane przez organy w}adz mieis-
cowych poddac kontroli. ,,Juz "a
czasow jenera}- -gu5ernatorstwa Cor
ki-Pisze od siebie pet. Wied.- -
ma jednem posiedzeh komitetu sta
tystyczngo W Warszawie, z inic ciaty-
| wy feldmarsza}ka Cork, zastana VIA
no SIZE azali administracja rosyjska
ME PoPeiniia biedu politycznego,
wProwadzajac alfabet rosyjski do
ksiazek iitewskich; wtedy jednak
sprawa zosta}a ME zaIatwiona".
Taxa jest trest arlykui6w ks. Uch-
tomskiego.
Jak widzimy, nalezy odr6zniac W
Mich diva giosy: g}os prasy litewskiej
zagranicznej opinje o niej pet.
Wied."
Czy prasa litewska zagraniczna
jest wyrazem daznosci ludnosci Ii
tewskiej W kraju, rozstrzygac ME
bedziemy. Me mozemy SIG atoli
Powstrzymac cd uwagi, re wzniosle
has3a narodowosciowe ME So przez to
Prase - o lie poznac ia mozemy ze
sprawozdania pet. Wied."- ."-bronio.
ne W sPos6b, powadze sprawy 90.
dnie odPowiadajacy. Bo jake ia
Prasa argumentuje? Otto "a kor.
donu odwoiuje sic do w}adz admin
st:acyJnych, by ludnos6 litewska
broni1y pred polonizacja! Zdaje
sic, ze tu nieporozumienie Jest az
nadto widoczne. Bronic przed polo
nizacJa? Wystawiam sobie, ze ame-
rykanie, czytajac W Varpas'ie bia-
dania ma ,,ucisk litwin6w przez po-
lak6w", gotowi So uwierzyc, il
gdzies pod Woikowyszkami stoi
',armja Polska" powoiana wyiacznie
do wynaradawiania litwinow, ze W
kownie jest ognisko ,,rzadu polskie-
go Pracujaoego jedynie mad polo
nizacja kraju. TIC i tym podobne
badly musza sic rodzic W }atwowier-
nych giowach pod wpiywem szerzo-
nych faiszow.
Powtsrzam, prasa zakordonowa Ii.
tewska ME uzywa broni - szlachet-
nej; watPimy tez bardzo, czy popie-
rama Przez mia spFsws syska co ma
takiem tendencyjnem zwracaniu
uwagi litwinow-na polakow. Mkt
chyba dzis ME zaptzecza, re litwini
istnieja, ale Mkt ME uwierzy, re lit
wini staja sic polakami dlatego, iz.n
ME maja alfabetu iacihskiego! Pre-
cza temu wszystkie fakty, tax obficie
zaczerPniete przez pet Wied."
Prasy litewskiej oraz olbrzymiego
rozPowszechnienia ma Litwie dru.
kow zagranicznycb.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Dnia Ia b. m. odby} sic W Cleve-
land zjazd siowiahskich dziennika-
rzy. Udzia} przyjmowali W MIN
Przewaznie czesi'i siowacy byio tam
jednak take trzech Representative
pism polskich. w rezul:acie uchwa-
lono zafozenie stowarzyszenia dzien-
nikarzy s}owiahskich. ,,Zgoda" ma
zjezdzie reprezentowsns ME byla.