davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-16
I'LL.

1t Is on pages 176.ls9 that Mr.. Fiske shows
how the notion arose in England that Vir-
gInians were descendants from convicts. 1t
was the demand for indentured white labor that
gave rise to the impression. Tobacco was gen.
orally cultivated In Virginia upon large estates,
but tho English yeomen who came to the Old
Dominion came to own estates for themselves
and not to work them for others. 1t soon bo-
came ~needful. therefore. to have recourse TO
sorvile labor. AS early as 1919 negro slaves
were brought into the colonies from Africa, but
their numbers increased very slowly, and In the
early period the demand for Servile labor had
TO be supplied from other sources. Thus 1t
came to pass that convicted criminals were
sent over in great numbers from the mother
country, as in later times they were sent TO
Botany Bay. On their arrival they were IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-16

The geography of Corea, or Chosen (Ch'ao
HBien-"M Morning alm"I. Is easily grasped. 1t is
q peninsula shaped like an indented rectangle,
projecting southeastwardly from the mainland
Of Asia. the base of the rectangle lying to the
northeast of China. 1t measures. roughly. six
hundred miles from north to south, and one
hundred and thirty.hve from east to west.
Tho coast limo Is about seventeen hundred
and forty miles. Tho peninsula stretches
from 81 IT. N. to AZ n. latitude
and from 1874 49, K. to 1899 So Z.
ionsitude; 1t has an estimated area Of up
ward of eighty thousand square miles, being
somewhat smaller than Great Britain. Up to
the present time 1t has been bounded on the
north mainly by Chinese Manchuria, only
eleven miles of its northeastern frontier being
~ yet conterminous with Russian territory.
Corea 10 decidedly q mountainous country
and has few plains deserving the name. 1t is
split longitudinaliy into two parts by a great
mountain range running from north to south.
and throwing on numerous lateral spurs. The
eastern division. which is a comparatively mar.
row strip between the range and the Sea of
Japan. 10 difficult of access. but extremely fer
tile: the western section Is composed of rugged
hills and innumerable rich valleys and slopes.
well waterod and admirably suited for agricul.
turo. The lakes. on the other hand. arc few and
worry small. and not many OF the streams are
nAvigable for moro than a few miles from the
sea- The Han River. however. which, after cut
ting the country nearly in half laterally,
falls In tho sea at Chemulpo on the west
coast. 10 q valuable highway for COM
msros for over ITO miles. There arc few
good harbors. but those which exist arc open
all the winter. The finest are Fu-san. where
the Japanese have had a colony for CEN
turtles. and Won-san. or Port Lazaref. on
BrouEhton Bay. Chemulpo. the port OF Seoul.
can hardly DO called a harbor at all, the So
called ''outer harbor" being simply a road
SoeAd, and tho Inner harbor" being the tide
way Of the estuary Of the Han, and only avail
sble for . few vessels OF small tonnage. The
climate II described as undoubtedly one of the
AnsSt = hsalthiest in the world. In COrea
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
WORDS OF APPROVAL.

The most sensible suggestion we
have seen lately comes from the
La Junta Tribune, which says:
Next year we hope the Melon
Growers Association will b e
merged into a great Arkansas Val
ley Association, with board OF
directors composed OF representa-
tives from each OF the associations.
Give no eastern agent full control
OF the output, but sell to the
highest bidder in all cases, and
keep the proceeds here at home,
where they properly belong.
The suggestion to consolidate
all the associations of melon
growers in the valley, and handle
the product direct, is right in line
with what we have always con-
tended for. The producer, BY
means OF cooperative associations,
can handle his products just as
cheaply as the commission man or
other dealer, and the middleman's
profits will go into the pocket OF
the producer. Combination is the
order of the age, and in no other
way can the producer get anything
like full return for his labor
Pueblo Call.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
roo MUCH ROCKY FORD.

Farmers from the Holbrook
country were unloading canta-
loupes at the local station until
II O'Clock Thursday evening, and
a majority OF them were register
ing vigorous kick at the slow
methods in vogue. 1t certainly
looks as though La unta was be-
ing Disseminated against in favor
of Rocky Ford as shipping point.
1t is rumored that growers have
been advised that Rocky Ford
provides superior shipping facili-
ties, and an intimation given them
that they would save time by ship
ping from that point.
II this be true the Rocky Ford
people are pursuing the proper
tactics to eventually result in
disruption of the associations.
They seem to be extremely jealous
of their cantaloupe fame, and are
determined that no other section
of the valley shall have share OF
il. This is a very short-sighted
policy, and will result in their ig-
nominous undoing.
That town is getting more credit
for the cantaloupe industry than
she is really entitled to. All the
crates shipped from various points
in the Arkansas valley are labeled,
"Rocky Ford Melon Growers AS
sociation," which is rank injus-
tice to other towns in the valley
Just as much entitled to fame. The
melons are an Arkansas valley
product and should be labeled as
such.
La Junta melons took the first
premium at the Rocky Ford fair
last year, and are entitled to fair
share of the products fame in
eastern communities. The asso-
citation, in order to disprove single
ness of purpose in boosting Rocky
Ford interests, and to clear its
skirts Of accusations of prejudice.
should provide sufficient force Of
inspectors and men to properly
handle the product in La Tunta.
Rocky Ford shipped thirty-three
cars of melons Wednesday and we
doubt II there were any such vexa-
atious delays as have existed in this
city in shipping one-fftb part of
that number during the past two
days.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

There has been considerable
complaint this year regarding the
condition OF melons at the point
OF destination. More kicks have
been registered thus far this year
in this respect than in all previous
years combined, and the shippers
are at loss to account for the diff
fculty. The inspectors have been
instructed to be more careful in
their work, and in no instance al
low a crate to pass through their
hands which contains a single
melon not up to standard. There
have been several kicks resistered
by the growers whose melons have
been condemned, but il is very
short-sighted policy for them to
do so. In order to sustain the re-
putation of the product it would
be better for the grower to dump a
dozen crates, than to try to force
a poor quality upon the market.
He will win eventually by pursuing
such a course.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

The prohibition party of Kansas,
OF which ex-senator w. A. PETER
is the candidate for Governor. has
adopted the emblem OF pitch
fork and broom bound together
with yellow ribbon, on recommend
alton of the Kansas State Grange.
The state central committee says
that it signifies that the jointists
and saloon-keepers will be pitch
forked and swept out of the state
if the party is successful. The
Democrats now threaten to adopt
the sign, saying that it means that
the liquor dealers must fork over
or be swept out.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

In the last fourteen months the
stock OF American gold has in
creased SIS2, 900, 900. The addi-
tion includes sII5, 900, 900 import
ed, production OF 500, 900, 900
and ss, 900, 900 from the klondike.
Probably not more than sI2, ooo,-
600 has been used in the arts, leav-
ing $40, 900, 900 for monetary
uses. The worlds business af
fairs are not likely to be impeded
by an insufficient gold supply.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

and that no religious organization
will be barred from its use. They
are gong to be generous and open
their doors to any Christian people.
]. H. Hanna, a prominent archi-
tect of Denver, has located in La
Iunta, and has entered the employ
of Burnett & Son, in the Wood
ruff block.
]. B. Graham, OF Liverpool.
England, arrived in this city yes
terday morning on No. 1, to visit
his old friend. ]. c. Johnson, Of
the j ranch.
Rev. II. B. Robins, son of De-
putty County Clerk c. NJ. Robins.
returned to Liberty, Missouri, last
week to RESUME his theological
studies at William Jewel College.
The advance agent of the Chas.
Harrison Dramatic Company was
in Rocky Ford this week arrang-
for six nights engagement. Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Daniel are mem
bers of the company.
Engineer George Mackey has
recently been transferred from the
extra board at Dodge City to La
Jun,a. His family arrived from
Pennsylvania yesterday morning
and will occupy j. Fl. Moody's
brick cottage on Colorado avenue.
A notice was posted in the local
railroad shops this week reducing
the hours from fifty-hve to fifty per
week, taking effect to-day. The
force will not work at all on Satur-
day. This is the first time in nine
years that the force has been work
ing over forty hours per week at
this time Of the year.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
Subscription s.. so year In advance.
" not paid In advance, $7-oo . year.
SATURDAY. AUG. II. 1898.

Ii is unfortunate and the cause
OF not little chagrin that the ex-
press companies OF the state should
take this time for refusal longer
to transport free OF charge the
fruits for exhibition at the State
Horticultural fair. For fourteen
years the companies have carried
these exhibits withou; charge.
With their revenues from the
carving of Colorado fruit con-
stantly growing it is little sur
prising, to say the least, that they
should now adopt course that
will win for them no good will from
the orchardists OF the state, and
will besides initiate in some de-
gree against the success OF an un-
dertaking that has for its object
the advancement OF the fruit grow
ing interests OF Colorado and the
advertisement OF the yield of the
orchards of the state, the direct
results OF which will be an in
crease OF the carrying business OF
the express companies themselves.
Pueblo Chieftain.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

PkEsBYTERIAN.-The pastor will
preach at II a. m, subject "On
This Rock Build My Church. "
Evening service and sermon at 8
o'clock. Cordial invitation to all.
CHuRch OF CHRIST. Preaching
both morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. Elmer Ward Cole.
Morning subject, "a Crown Of
Thorns, A Crown of Glory" /"
Evening subject, ''After the War. !"
Good music and an interesting
service. Come and we will give
you a royal welcome.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
Colorado sp,ine. and n."'.eu.

At the request OF a number OF
the citizens OF La Junta the A. T.
and S. f. have put in summer
rate to Colorado Springs and Man
itou to enable those who wish to
spend Sundays. during the heated
season at these mountain resorts
an opportunity to do 20 at a nomi-
nal rate. Saturday tickets will be
sold to Colorado Springs at the
rate of S4.35 and Manitou at 'he
rate of 81. so for the round trip.
For tickets good going and return
ing on Sundays only the rate to
Colorado Springs and return will
be 81. 90; to Manitou s3.o5.-W.
o. Skinner, Agent.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
Republican State Convention.

Headquarters Republican State Central Oom-
mittee. p. o. Box l7U5, Denver, Colorado,
August 9Th. 1895
Pursuant TO the action OF the Republican
State Central Committee at n meeting held
this day In the city OF Denver, notice Is here
by given that u state convention OF the Re
publican party will be held at the Broadway
theatre, In Denver. Colorado, Mt 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on Thursday, the 18th day of Septem-
Der. 1893.
Al said convention there shall be nomina-
ted candidates. Tor the following state Offices,
to be voted for 1t the general election TO lie
held on the sth day OF November. 1sqs. aud
said convention will transact such other busi-
ness NJ may properly come before IT
One governor. one elieutenant-yovernor. one
secretary of state, one state treasurer, one
auditor OF state. one attorney general one
supefintendent OF public instruction, two re-
gents Of the state university.
The several counties OF the state shall he
entitled TO representation In said convention
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

The question OF granting an
electric light franchise was voted
down in Las Animas this week.
Las Animas is antiquated, and
still has great admiration for the
methods of the ancients. She
will continue to use the light OF
other days-tallow candles and
an occasional moon beam.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
R.puslie.o County Convention.

Pursuant To the action OF the Repub blican
County E.ntrai committee at meeting held
this day In Rocky Ford. notice Is hereby given
that n county convention OF the Republican
par will be held In La Junia at 10 O'Clock
on saturday, september itth. lssc. Tor the
purpose of selecting fourteen delegates To the
State Convention TO be held in Denver Sep
temb.r 18th. isa,. and TO select candidates for
the following county officers:
One Representative. One County Judge and
One Commissioner. district No. l. and to
trAnssct such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
The several precincts OF the county shall he
entitled to representation in said Convention
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

W. |6SH@
The growers net 7IH cents per
crate from the 971z cents paid by
Nat Wetzel.
Three cars OF can,aloupes were
shipped from La Junta Thursday,
two to ST. Louis and one to Den
yer.
w. r. Cade, ex-agent OF the
Santa Fe at Lamar, went to work
Thursday as check clerk in the
local freight department.
"Coiorado Rocky Ford gems"
were quoted in St. Louis at So per
crate Thursday morning. This IS
drop of 81 in about ten days.
Mrs. G. II. Winchell and son
returned yesterday morning from
Madston, Wis, where they have
been the guests OF relatives during
the past two months.
Wednesday the Association
shipped thirty-four cars OF canta-
loupes and six cars mixed with
watermelons, grand total OF
forty cars of melons. Enterprise.
|. X. Doughty, OF the Lamar
Register, has announced himself
as candidate for representative
from that district, subject to the
action OF the republican conven-
ton.
1t is reported that Zack Horton,
of Holly, who was one Of the
passengers most severely injured
in the wreck at Conroe, settled
with the Santa Fe for $500 re-
Gently.
Dodge Hale was down from
Rocky Ford yesterday selecting
cantaloupe seed from choice mel
ons grown by B. P. Ramsey on
G. S. Thompson's place north OF
La Junta. For really fine melons
La Iunta takes the lead.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ford expect
to leave the FIRST OF September for
months visit with relatives and
friends in Ohio. MIR. Ford will
attend the National Encampment
OF the G.. A. r., which assemblies
in Cincinnati early next month.
Charley, the eight. year-old son
of Ed. Rickard, was brushed from
horse by a clothes line one day
last week. The fall fractured the
bones of an arm and dislocated a
shoulder, but he is now doing
nicely.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
Tickets for the occasion OF the
Trans Mississippi National Expo
sition at Omaha, June Ist to No
vember Ist, 1898, will be on sale
from May goth to October 18th.
Call at ticket Office for rates, route
and trains.-W. o. Skinner, agent.
E. G. Hawkins is making some
great improvements at the Novelty
Bicycle Works. The bicycle racks
have been taken out, and neat
substantial counter placed in posi-
ton at the front OF the store, CIV
ing it decidedly improved appear
ance.
The Las Animas Christian de-
nomination have let the contract
for church edifce, 25x4o feet.
1t is to be completed by October
10th. The Democrat says the
Rev. Elmer Ward Cole, the Chris
tian minister, wants it distinctly
understood that the church is to be
built for educational purposes,
=. 'tfs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

Fred Harvey has been using the
Arkansas valley cantalouPes in his
Santa Fe hostelries and lunch
rooms during the past nine years,
and was probably the primary fac
tor in establishing their fame.
He has had more complaints this
year regarding the condition Of
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
Call for County Convention.

Pursuant to the action OF tho County Central
Committee. the Silver Republican County Con-
veuti0u Is hereby called to meet nt Rocky
Ford. on August ~, lsss, at 10 n. m, to select
eight delegates To the Silver Rep iblican State
Convention. TO be held at Colorado Springs.
September 5. Is:ss; also to select candidates for
Representative, County Judge. and County
Commissioner OF District One OF this county.
and to transact such other business ms may
CONF before II.
T. J. SMITH. o. q. HESS,
Secretary. Chrirman.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

the melons than in all the other
years combined. He has not as
yet found a solution OF the diff
Guilty.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

The primaries will be held on Monday. Sept.
9Th. IN such manner and at such time and
place tine various committeeman may elect.
A list OF the delegates elected should be
certified tn the secretary of the County Cen
trial Com umittee not later than September sfh.
n order that temporary roll Of the conven-
tion may be made.
C. DPAhkS. a. w.SHELTOS.
Secretary Chairman
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26

Sunnyside, Ark - Osiedli{o sic ok o.
10 700 w}och6w ma mocy kontraktu
ze ar}ym niedawno W New Yorku
magpatem kolejowym, A. Corbin. O.
sada ta mia&a wielkie widoki, jake O.
grodnicza. Brak jednak kolei do tel
miejscowosci uniemozebnia} zbyt ja-
1zyn, poziomek owocow. Osadnicy
deklarowali sic ofiarowac pewns sumo
zmarf mu Corbinowi ma zbudowanie
odnogi kolejowej do tego miejsca "a
warIi MIN odpowiedni kontrakt.
Sniert Corbina jednak obali4a zawar-
ty kontrakt wprawi}a osadDikow W
stan beznadziejny co do polepszenia
3ie J sun 6w komunikacyjnych.
W elu tel cpuszcza te osade, oglsda-
jac sig "a odpowiedniejszem po4oze
MEM ma zbyt produktow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26

Marinette, Wis., Me podlega "a.
dnej watpliwosci, ze kolej "Wiscon.
sin & Michigan" zostanie Fairthorn
Junction do Iron Mountain przedlu.
iona. Skoro mr6z pudoi, rozpooznie
sic sypanie toru. Przed'uzenie bedzie
30 mil dlugie przechodzi6 bedzie
przez ozesd gorniezego obwodu Me-
nominee. Ruda bedzie zwozona do
portu Peshtigo, stad okretami do
Chicago.
Przesz}o tysiec drwali przybyso
tutaj okolicznych b or6w, gdya
wskutek odwilzy drogi 50 tax popsu-
to, ze wywozenie soietego drzewa
Jest niemozebne. Jezeli " tych
dniaoh ME bedzie mrozu, to wszelkie
roboty " borach music ustao.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26

Appleton, Wis. - Przemysl drze-
why, spisoy tu Cd 20 lat, ma nowo
zostauie oaywiony, goyz W przeciagu
2 tygodnt Erma John Fountain & Son
W Appleton Junction pusci tartak i
fabryke szyndli W ruch. Wielki "a.
pas draewa ley juz przy tartaku, a
znacrnie wieksza ilos6 jest zsozona
ma poanoonej strouie W wielu punk
tsch, skad W razie potrzeby zostanie
tn prsysaana. w fabryoe szyndli be.
da przerabia6 cedrowe drzewo spro-
wsdzane okolicy Hortonville.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26
TYSIAC NOCY | JEDNA!
z A w | E r A
l. Osie} WH i Rolnik.

l. Osie} W6} i Rolnik.
g Kupiec Geniusz.
g. Historya Pierwszym Starcu kani.
T. Historya Drugim starcu Dw6ch Psach Gar
nych.
5. Historya o Rybaku.
6. Historya Kr6lu Greckim Lekarzu Dubanie
7. Hstorya Mezu Papuise
8. Hstorya Ukaranym Wezyrze.
8. Hstorya Miodego Krdla Wysp Czarnych.
10. Historya Trzech Derwiszach Kr6lewczach 0
Pieciu Damach Bagdackich.
II. Historya Pierwszego Derwisza Kr6lewicza.
IL. Historya Zazdrosnym Jego Sasiedzie.
1s. Historya Drugiego Derwisza Krdlewicza.
IA. Historya Trzeciego Derwisza Kr6lewicza
15. Historya Zobeidy
16. Historya Aminy.
II. Historya Synbada Morskiego i Jego Siedmiu
Niebezpiecznych Podr6zach.
1e. Try Jab}ka.
10. Historya Damie zamordowanei o M}odziefcu.
Jej Mezu.
90. Historya o Nureddynie Ali Bedreddynie Hassan.
2l. Historya Maiego Garbuska.
%. Historya Kupca Chrzescianina.
%. Historya Opowiedzana przez Szafsrza Su}tana
Kasgarskiego.
"a. Historya Lekarza zyda.
25. Historya Opowiedziana przez Krawca.
26. Historya Balwierza Jego Braci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26

~. Historya Albulhassana Ali Ebu Bekar Szemsel.
nihary, Faworytki Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda.
%. Historya Mi}osci Kamaralzamana, Kr6lewicza
Wyspy
20. Dzieci Chaledanu Bsdory, Cesarz6wny Chin.
skiej.
30. Historya Kr6lewicza Amzyada i Danny Mics
Gle Czarnoksieznik6w.
81. Historya Nureddyna Pieknej Persank.
49, List Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda do Kr6la Balsory.
33. Historya Bedera, Ksia2ecia Perskiego D16hary,
Kr6lewny Samandalu.
a. Historya Ganema, syna Abu Eba, Niewonika
35 Historya Ksis1eciu Alasnamie Kr6lu &C.
nusz6w.
&c. Historya Kadadadzie Jego 40 Braciach.
37 Historya Kr6lewny Derj rjabaru
49, Historya Spiacym Obudzonym.
49, Historya Alladyna, czyli Lampie Cudownej.
40. Przygody Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda
Al. Historya Kodzyi Hassana Abdalla.
A. Historya Ali Babie Czterdziestu Zfodziejach
Zgfadzouych ze Swiata przez Jedne Niewolnice.
43. Historya o Aim Kod2yi, Kupcu Bagdackim.
A. Historya Koniu Zaczarowanym
As. Historya Ksieciu Agmedzie Wieszczu Parry
banu.
46. Historya Dw6ch Sostrach Zawstnych Szcze.
sca Mtodszej Siostry.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26

Washington, D. G. - spo}ka tele
tonicza "Chesapeake & Potomac
dopuszcza4a sic ostatnich czasach
takich naduzyc, ze przeciw jej wyzy-
skiwaniu wystepuja zarowno W sa.
dach, jak " kongresie. Niedosyt, ze
$1,000 zsda2a "a wprowadzenie telefo-
now do mieszkah, ale jeszcze kaza}a
sobie nadto oddzielnie p4acit po 10
cent6w "a katdorazowe uzycie telefo-
nu. Oprocz tego probowsno ma g2ow-
nej stacyi formalnie kontrolowat tresc
telefonicznych wiadomo6ci zabrania-
no telefonowanie niektorych spraw,
ograniczajac uzywanie telefonu tylko
do pewnych interesow. Skntkiem te-
20 wyznaczy}a izba representative
ma koszta telefonu $50 ma rok "a 3D.
dzielnydrut.
Ekspedycyi, majscej zaopatrzyt W
zywnosc zagrozonych g&odem poszu-
kiwaczy zsota mad rzeks Yukon, to-
warzyszyc miaao 55 zo}nierzy St. Ii.
dla zabezpieczenia tejze pred oprysz-
kami, przebywajscymi W przesmyku
g6rskim czychajscymi ma lupy. W
departamencie wojennym W Washing
tonic sadzono, ze ma mocy uk&adow
Z ministerstwem kanadyjskiem dla
spraw wewnetrznych sprawa ia juz
Jest za4atwiona, al naraz pisze mini
ster kanadyjski, Sifton, ze ma pre-
konanie, III owych 55 zo4nierzy granicy
oznaczonej prowizoryczDie " rzeczo-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26
Kt6ra gazeta jest najlepsza?

ACOia SdZoCa JOSH naJlepSZ43
Jak kto ME ma we fbie bzika,
G}osno krzyknie: "Amerykaw
Czego niema W "Ameryce?"
Kf6tni, brud6w, polemiki
Niema W szpaltach "Ameryki."
Komu nalezy sic pierwszehstwo2
Kazdy Polak i ia krzycze,
Ze nalezy sic "Ameryce."
0 co valley "Amerykaw
O dobrobyt robotnika
Zwykle valley "Ameryka."
Kto czytuje "AmerykeY'
Kto sic brzydzi podfa klika
Lubuje sic "Ameryka."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-26

Banksville, Pa. - Zorganizowani
robotnioy zaaotyli sobie sk'ad produ.
kt6w spozywczych, ktory przyni6si
i'm znaozny zysk, a robotnicy wiele
taniej zostajs " potrzebny towsr "a.
opatrywani, niz W dawniejszych sk}a =
daoh kompanicznyeh. w pierwszym
roku istnien,a sk}ad ten przyni6sl o.
ko&o So, 600 ozystego dochodu.