davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
Wygfodzenie ludz-
kOSci.

Stowsrrysrenie wielkobrytshskie
ola postepu wiedzy, rwyozsjnisI ma
rywsne prres skrocenie British As
ISOLATION, jest nsjpowstniejszem
Tow. naukowem swists angielskiego,
licrscsm osionkow ma tysisoe, a..od.
bywsjscem c%orocznie swoj 1kongrss
W tenn lub owen mistcie.pahstws lub
jsgo kolonji. w tym roku zsslsdai
on " Brissolu, a p~rszydowsi ns MIN
jsden I nsjsnskomitsryob ucsonyob
sngielskich, sir William Crookes.
Zsgaia on obrady kwsssjs bsrdro
doniosss, . misnowicie sprsws ayw-
noSoi. Brak tel ossstniej ssgraa',
jsgo sdsnisr, ludskoSci, " niebar-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

srkodliwe. postanowiono - ola bra
ku ~ - odioay6 do roku nassep
osgo. T~ymo.ssowo wybrano drs
Bslickisgo M r~efsrenta tych wssyst
sioh projsktow nowyoh ustaw, kt6.
reby " ciagu roku oslonkowie prssd-
totyli.
D.ieki u%silnej piracy obecnego
bibliotekarzs p. Mielc.srskisgo, "
katalogowaniu ,bior6w, rekopisow
sutogrsf6w, srobiono ogromny krok
nsprz6d. W roku bis.scym wyjdris
opr6cs kstalogu jubileus.owsgo
sbior6w miokiewiczowski, b, katslog
rbiorow Kopernika (uio.ooy prIer
dra Rosskowskiegc), rakiadem To.
~~srsy;twa rim. Kopernika" We Lwo
vie. sp's duplicates / tryplikatow
monet 1 medal ukt hczono, a celem
~'pr.sdsty lub smiany takowyOh upo-
wafniono konserwator6w Muxeum
~porosumieo sic I muIesmi / sbiera
cssmi. - Ws1nem nader Jest tak.e
postanowieuie, &c dotsd zsmkniete
ola history k6w srohiwum Z roku
1858 wkr6tcs otwartem .~ostanie;
wobeo bowler amnestji Mikoiajs IL.
lyjaoym pod Isborsm rcsyjskim q
ozsssnikom MO ME grozi, q ogromois
bogate i autsntyozne mater. ATTY,
przeohowywsns " Museum, mogs
.is kapitalnie ~pr.yczyri6 do Wy
s~ietlsnia oIesto ro1myslnie jedno.
stronnie oswieslonyoh wypadk6w /.
oststniego powstsnir.
d. ssrIsdu wybraoo ponownie ma
move t~r.eohlsc'e PIP. H. B sohof
skisgo, J. Gaieso wskiegc, Lswa
kowskisgo. M;ikowskisgo / Rutyo.
kiego. J. r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

do oddalonym o.asis. Atsby " do.
mel ohwili ME umrse6 . giodu, Do
Wilma ons WOES obmysle6 irodki
saradoss.
Fatty. ssutaoe "a punkt wyjscis
tel suutnej perspsktywie, 50 haste
pujsos.
Anglia p~otr.ebuje rooznis 24O
uiljonow koroy ps.suioy, {. kt6ryoh
sams Produkuje tylko /. . re,.te
'Prowadsa I ssgranioy. P~olo.snie
Anglji, rawisae cd tego dowo.u jest
wysoos niebe.piscsne. l tax, W Z. b.,
W kwistn'u, dzieki brskowi dowo.u
I Aueryki. ,apas zboaa s~es.c.uplal
do 10 mill. koroy. Aaeby tsmu ME.
bsIpieo.ehstwu .spobisd.. powinna.
by Anglia, ktora srsdnio sbisra 20
koroy I skrs, obsiswsc $4,000 akr6~
Esrenioy osyli jsdne d.iesiats ozesc
obs.aru kraju. Poniewsa asdanie
take jest niewykonalne, sstem 20.
ioaenis AOglji bed.ie pogarszsc sic
ciagls zs wIrostem ludnosoi.
Ale po,ycja jest grozns / ola res.
ty swiats. $50 ~miljou6w lud.i spo-
tywa obecnis 1894 mill. koroy ,bo.
"a. Gdy jest 1is ..iarno. j,k W roku
ostatnim, kisdy zabrsklo 4O3 mill.
kOrcy, dawne .apasy Fr.ychod.a je.
dynie Z Pomooa. Prsy oisgaym pr.y.
roscis ludnosoi i wzrastsjaoej kon.
sumoji, .bli.a sic ohwila, gdy1 IA
braknss ohleba. Navel, gdyby
~sIystkie krsje swiata obsisly .bo
tenn maximum roll, nadajaoej sic pod
uPrswe moans o.uaO.yt ma rok
1881, a sstem IA niscals o.tery die
sistki lat, oh~ile, " ks6rej lud1kost
bedsie zsgroaona giodem.
Atsby katastrefy tskisj uniknse.
ME zostaje MO inusgo. jsk podnisse
Pfodnost ~obsiansgo gruntu . niskiej
srsdniej ilosoi 1877 koroy Z akra. Pc.
trsebs nam n~itratowyoh nswoz6w.
Nitrat jest nam potr.sbnisjsIy, mia
jakikolwiek krus.eo, potrrebniejs,y,
nil wegiel. Poniewat ilolc uitratu,
kt6rego najoelnisjsze .biorniki ,nsj-
dujs sic " Chill, ME odpowiada Ia
Potrzsbowaniom swiats, ME po.osta
Je, jak tworzyc 60 s~ztuornie, . nitro
gsnu, Iawierajscego sic " powietr1u.
Jest to moaliws i pr6bowane jua
IA naia skale. Prey k~oniec.nosoi
s~astosowanis Krsdu slsktryc.nego
fabryksoJa to kosItowns, tons kos.
sujs l04 dol. Zu.ytkowujso odpo
wiednio wielka size nstury, motnaby
Gene skonoentrowanego nit;stu spro
wndzic do 20 dol. Ia tone, q 1atsm c
8 dol. taniej, nj. naturally .,nitrat ,
Chilli. Biorao IA uwage. ts powie
trse posiada ~nieprzebrany .apas nj.
trogsnu, satem ehsmiOy mogs o,slit
ludskosc cd smisroi g~iodowej, a sie.
mic cd wy~cserpanis; dzieki nswo'
rom n~itratowym, sienna produkowst
bed.is Pc 20 koroy Z skra!
Nova sir Williama Crookss'a w
waria giebokis wraasnis i rosbisran,
jest nsmietn!e.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

Jeteii doksorzy ME mogli rozpoznac ~ J cnc-
49, uam pJI.tg. ~
ioktor uznaf chorobe % nieuleczalna, Co pieniqis
ywr6cii ME potrzebujeez bye mic etratny. DIR 1ar
fest nczciwym 4 odpowiedzialnym n Choir rni opf-
kuje sic q TAXA pi~eczOiOwitoAcia, jak ojciec swyr
izietmL. LuGzie, kt6rzyn apr6zno ezukali rady lie
nych. doktor6w, kt6rzy Przecierpicli 20 kilkaut
sOb zostali uleczeni przez Ora. Hama. Me m6H
my tego q fadn9 przeeadA Iecz tylko slozera p
VIDE. Me przediuzat ewej ehoroby, DO moze %
sfac nieuleczalnA Piaz zaraz do Doktora Ham
Medycyn Doktora Hama ME mozns dostsf " .
hnet apiece, ami groeerni, ami szynku, an teh G
l zdrOws medycyne, n must 20 takowa plead Or.
sfo do Ora llama. Buteika medycyny kosztuje 81
kos1OO, ezesc butelek 500. Piszac pc medycy1
nalezy opisac swa chorobef zalaczyt W lecie %
niadze, lub przeksz pocztowy, bankowy lub eNpri
sowy Medycyna 1 Przepis 1ak sie leczyt vysyts-.
odwroina pocztA. Przyslb marke pocztows ns o.
powiedz. Adres axis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wyohod.i pierwszego I pietnastego
ka4dego miesiaca, " Pa-y4u. Podajs
wiadomosoi ! poglady Z pierwszej re-
XII, tax Z kraju jaka tel Z emigraoyi
polskiej. - Pogladami swemi wy.
lwiadcza wielka pr.ysiuge o.yteln..
kom W rozwoju umys3owym. Upo
ws.echnienie tego pisma jest bard1o
Po4sdansm " Ameryce a taniosc ula
twia nabyoie katdemu. Abonamen,
roozny k~osztujs dollar isden | POI
Pisniad.s posylac pr.ez Post Office
order adresujso: M. Adolphs Reifi,
3 Rue de -Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
Me zazdrOsGcie waszym SASHA.

Me zazdrOsGcie waszym SASHA.
dom, 70 % ssosesliwi Q wy:pogne
biony mi ola tego, 70 oni sic smie
ja podczss gdy Wy w.dyohsoie. Me
% oni prawdopodobois s.o.esliws
cd was, lec1 krew ich jest c.ysta
silna - podcIas gdy wss.s jest be,
tyoia ! zatruts; lob wstroba wykony
Wa sws praoe, PoeO.as gdy waszs jej
odr1eka. ORA Piotra Gomoso posta
wi Was W dobrem zdrowiu ! usposo.
bieniu. Ne moans 60 naby6 q ap-
tekarsy, leor jedynis cd lokalnyoh
dssalic.nyOh sgsnt6w, - lub pis.cis
do ORA Piotra Fshrney, 112-114 s,
Hoyne ave-, Chicago. Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
do nabycia W admin
stracji ,,ZgOdy".

Historya Litwy. B. Limanow-
ski BOT
Dwie Powiesci: l Poddany,
ii q glodu sic ozenil loot.
Bohemia 3 tony Scot.
Dzielny Chlopieo Szczesny
Rogala 15ot
Ksiadz Mackiewicz, Hecz.
kowska loot.
Wielki Rok, kuskina, " o.
prawie 75ct.
Wielki Rok beg oprawy 6Oct.
DIVA Study l.. Wilkohska loot.
o Kosciuszkowskiem Pow
staniu NJ. Wysl. loot.
Parma Micia przez Pora-
dowska loot.
Malowniczy opis Polski j.
Chociszewski SCOT.
Kto zamowi wszystkie ksiazki o.
trzyma IL tomow "a $500
Adres:
,,ZgOda",
w. Division ST., Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
Jeszcze o zjezdzie
V Rapperswylu

w uzupeinieniu sprawordanis,
umieszcrorego No. 80 ,Zgody",
podajemy nastepujaoe s.czegoiy:
W ,jszizie tegoroc1nym pr.yj.
mowali ud.iai radni; PIP. II. Bukow-
ski, ]. GaieIowski, Gasztowt, prof.
Lsskowski, dr.. Lewakowski, pulk.
Milkow'ki, Rubsoh, Ru.yoki i br.
Szclawihski- Brochocki, a dalej c1ion-
kowie koresp. dr. Balicki, DR.. Gisr-
sryhski. J. Popiawski, dr.. r szkow-
ski i Witkowski.
Ma miejsce rmsriego he. Krsoho
w:eokiego dw6ch ustepujsoych
clionkow Rady PIP. Mo.ty'sgo / ia.
nowskiego, wybrano do Rady mad
zoro.ej isdnomyslnie: dra Baliokis-
go, pos'a Bojke ! E. Korytke. Cnaon-
ksmi- korespondsDtami mianowa ami
sostali: . Galioji obsony ma .sbraniu
posei Jan ~Stapifski, . Po.na6s zisgo
| PIP. dr.. B. Chr1anowski i WI. Lett
geber, redsktor Z Ostrowia, . emil
graoji ina. F. Sauiewski.
Komisja kontrolujsoa, ~.nsla.is.y
"ssysskis ksiaaki " nslssytym Pc.
rlsdku, 1aproponowala ud.isli6 Ia
rssdowi votum Iaufania | prIyjac
budast ma rok 1893 90. - Pr.ewi.
dsiane ma rok prsysziy wydstki Wy
aoszs ll.l65 fr. dochody zas $500
IT,, niedob6r pokryty bsdzls 8 kapi.
tafu Iapasowegc, wkr6tos bowiem
wsjdsie W zycie kilka legat6w, do
tad oboistonych rozmaitemi klausu-
lami, MONA pr.sto bsd.is zwr6oic
Poayczki, .aciagniete /. fundus.6w
rapasowych.
Lic.ba 20 an s~typsndja 90 rok
w~,rasts, dochody atoli . kapitai6w
stypsndjslnyoh ~wystarc.aja ma pr.yj-
Sole Z pomocs .aledwie d~rissistsj
ozesoi proszacych. w lynn roku MP.
Z pie6dziesieciu ! o.tsrsoh ubiegsja
cyoh sic o ssyPendja, moans byio
uwzgleduic tylko ssesoiul Zbisrsne
L inicjstywy H. Bukowskiego skisd-
XII ma s~typsndjun vim. Koscius.ki"
Prsyniesfy " roku biezscym 1858
fr. Is ctm. Po~czstkowo zsmiersauo
Is pisniedzy tyoh utworsyc jedno
wisks,s stypendjum $1,000 fry;
wobsc tsgo .jsdnak, as l'sta handy.
datow byla TAX dluga, postsnowiono
dae ortsry mniejsre stypendja " O.
goloej sumis 1.72O f.. w DIAL
Sym soku obrad mad stypendiami
uchwalono, ably, cslem ultenis "
pracy dyrsktOrowi. sPrawy dotyors.
oe ssyPendyj powierzyc dr.. Lews.
kowskiemu, a dslej, ably odtsd dc
kom'sji stypendjslnej zsprssrsni by
III tskte ! delsgaci ,zjsdnocrsnis
miodziezy polskisj "a grsnios'; do.
tychcrss Rsds zssieQis tylko opinj
miOdriety o kolsgsth, ubiegsjscycf
sic o rapomogi.
Zapisy IA fuudscje, rwisrsns
nsszs instytucjs, mno.s sic; DO otc
rnowu niezmordowsny " prscy ola
dobra Muzeum, Ii. Buko wski uwia.
domii, IL prawdopodobnis Jua wkrot
os Mt zeum obdarsons bedsie no
wynn, prrcssio dwukrooiowym zspi
sem.
w dyskusji mad sprswsmi c.ystc
m~ureslnsmi, postsnowiono W tyn
roku jesz zee, - jesll mozns - Wy
dswnictwo ilustrowsusgo prrswod.
nika 20 zbiorsoh museslnyoh. "a
powisdsisns rswisje usssw, kt6re "
1 -r-l- ----I-- -------
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
Wycieczka Ma Wyspe
Djabelska.

Kilku paryaan6w zaprsgneio tsgo
lsta zobaczyc ows osiawiona nWys-
pc Djatelsks" wieIieuie, W ktorsm
pr.ebywa eks kapitan Dire, fus, kt6.
rsgo sprawl cd kilkunastu miesiecy
tax wstrsssa oaia Franojs.
Wyjechali Surinsmr, stolioy
Gujany holsndsrskiej, W poiudnie,
majac pred sOba tr.ydriesoi goblin
drogi, by dostac sic do Ksjsuny.
Wyprawa to diugs, s.czsgclniej
Pr.ykra jest moo. .powOdu s~tras,li
v ego gorscs, kt6re dust 1 u,rudn;a
oddeob.
o sz6stej +. rama - pisre jedsn z
uo1estnik6w wyprawy - jsstsm "a
%pomosois. Uo.ynii sis jua d.ieh
wesoiy, jssny d.ieh podzwrotniko
Wy, cd pocratku upalny. Krsjobra.
ME smienii sic. Smutne niskie
wybr.esa, zisjscs febra, drugiej
strony nieskohorony blskit mora,
Naproano oOIy s.uksjs ma lsd.ie ia
kiegos miasts, wioski, cho6by neds.
nej leplanki mursy hskisj. Postka
pustka. Csls to wybrzeAe, nis.a.
miesskans 1 niemo4liws do zamies.
kama, jest tax niskis 1 paaskie, .e
Prsypiyw mor.a .aohod.i nan o sto
blisko kilomesr6w gisb, nawad
nisjac nisustsunis to posepns trzesa-
wiska. o dwadziesoia mil cd br.egu
woda jest tax piyika, L. musimy
ciagls pilnowac sondy. Wozoraj
wisczoren natknslismy sic ns dno l
sa'edwie zdoialismy unikns6 wypsd
ku.
Stanowcro, ME jest to kraj, " kt6
rym p~ragueioby sc .y6. Nawst u
mierac must tn bye cietej, nj. g!rie.
indziej...
Piyniemy predko; o:o jestssmy u
ujsoia Maroni, najwisksrej rzeki
miedzy Oreookiem i Amssonks.
Znsjdujsmy sic jus terra. u siebie, ma
wodsch Gujsny franou.kiej. .Gdyby
krsj byi zamisszkany, tn jua m6wio.
noby po franousku".
o d.iesIstsj .rana spo.yto snisds
ME. Bardro kispskie.
Kspitan, starry filosof morski, jadl
I apetytsm. C:eakie konssrwy NOR
skie, wilma ~prsestsle, woda ciepia,
wydajs mu sic wysmienitymi prsy.
smaksmi ! roswisruja jssyk. Kapi
tan mowi sam, objssnia wybr1eis,
zawsse smUtne, plsskie i bszludne.
Jssteimy, jsk opowisds, W pobIi
"a Sinnsmary, pierws.ej k%olonji ksr
mel " Gujsuie. pc ossdaoh Msroni
Ia kilka ohwil many ujrr,6 jedyns
wsgorIe W tych stronsch, gore Ku
RI. ksors gdsisindzisj lsdwie Macy
wsfsby sic psgorkiem. Wyspy zbs
vienna 50 nspri eoiwko ! ~robscrymy
js L kofoem snisdsnia.
w i~ssoois, nile mijs kilks minut, /,
msjtek, odgrywsjscy jedooosesni,
role ksmsrdynsrs. prrychodzi 1swis
domic mas, as Kuru / gfosne wyspy
- widooIne. Rsuosmy sic ma mai
wytsry pomost.
y prswej ssrony, " dali, widst
wrgorryste wrnissienie, rskoforon,
b~iaiswym srcrytem. Ma le~o, wsroc
peinego nora wysoks palma koko
sows. To palma I nWyspy Djsbel'
skisjp
Plan podroty byi zsworasu wy
skniety M ksrcie morskiej. Posss.
nowiono prsysunsc sic jsk nsjblite,
wiezienis D~reyfusa. Kspitan, osie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
ZwiaZek POlek.

Tow. ,Zwiazek Polek W Ameryce" cd.
bywa swoje p~osiedzenia W katda trzecis
niedziele miesiaca, W hall Pufaskiego,
800 s. Ashland ave. Wszystkie' kores.
p~ondencje, tyczace sic tego tow, prosze
przesyfac ma rece sekr. prot.
K. Nawrocka,
$50 w. 18th st. Chicago, Ill.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-09
TRANQUILITY.

There. was a time when I, minimizing, To muse by Arno's stream. to watch the Rise OCT the Alps, or, when the day Tn moonlit Venice on her waters glide, Then Egypt, Greece and Rome were mag Beyond their worth. Vain dreams! their
 race is run,
 And now I know that there Is only one Sweet spot to love. and more than worlds
 beside,
 Not that my soul to beauty has grown
 cold,
 Not that I would not see her varied But that i know in all her chambers old, Than here at home, she cannot show me Of peace, content and inward happiness And these are all mortal need possess.
 IL What can it profit me to contemplate The wreck of empires and dead cities To say that here triumphant Caesar
 rolled,
 That this was Pompeys, that was Ira jans gate. Here sat Augustus in his robes of state, Here Fully thundered his philippics bold And here, alas! was Nero's house of Let not my soul with such delusion mattel Let me not think upon them while at I yet may wander where the brooklet
 flows,
 Look in the daisy's eye, or. newly born. Feast my hearts heart upon my native Here is more wholesome music for my
 mind
 Than Kingdoms past or present, and more
 III The pomp of ages and the thrones of The glory, grandeur of unrivaled state, The flame, the glitter of the mighty What are they sweet, unto the sum of A dream of earth's, a passage of gray Or yet but bubbles in the hand of Fate That caught her fancy or provoked her
 hate.
 Or this or that. the source of all their Ran dry at last; she smiled upon their
 race,
 She frowned-she breathed upon them And were no more to her. in any place, Nor thought of later, when her vision To other tinsel, bright and frail as Unworth a sunset or bud of May. Ay, let me keep my placid leisure here. Where 1 may listen to the robins sing, Where I may breathe the balm Of mine
 own spring, Watch mine own tree throughout the
 passing year, See bud and bloom and taste their mellow
 cheer,
 Each season finding in what time doth
 bring
 Some reason deep for hearty welcom- Like mine own. crickets piping sweet and
 clear, = Yea. let the old world pass-the world of
 fame; . Give me but nature in my native land; Beside her all the show of earth is tame More in one rose than art can under
 stand,
 Tn one white lily more of light and grace Than Pericles designed or lit Asnasia'
 facei-C. c. B., in Chicago Record.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-09
1894

The question which these statistics ask i'll sten- torian tones is this: How can Mr Gage be elected Governor of California with Republican majority ot 1000 south of Tehachapi Is he stronger 1n that re- zion than Mckinley? What issue does he represent that IS calculated to bring votes to the Repub- can ticket than honest money and a safe and con servatve national administration?
 Mr. Cages opponent in this campaign, should he be nominated, will be James G. Mcguire Ihis gen. tlean carried the Fourth Congressional District ot this city i'll 1896 by plurality of SI34, or majority over all candidates of o967 At the same election Nc Kiney carried the city by 4oo The Fourth District comprises a little more than half of San Francisco and casts about half its vote To be exact the Fourth District boiled at the Presidential election of 1896 3I277 votes and the portion of the Fifth in this city is 26o34 Here then upon the face of the figures, is a majority of at least 10000 for Mcguire.
 What has MT. Gage to offer offset to this? A beggary plurality south of Tehachap of Io45 and idea that this is Republican year" and that 'yel low dog" can easily win.
 If our incredulous correspondent can nothing ominous in these figures sorry for him. If he does not take warning he is of those atuous in dividuals who thinks that God, being the side of the Republican party, the heavy battaons of the enemy need not be considered But disagree with him. This is no time to talk about yellow dogs" war sentiment Republican years"
 If the Republicans who meet at Sacra- memtO the esd inst. do not nominate q, man for Governor who down MaguIre's vote in Sam Francisco, their candidate. and per hap their ticket, ill be defeated.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-09
THE POSITION OF GERMANY

The confederation of States composing what is known as the German empire Is twenty-seven years old. Nowhere in the world, except Tn the United States, has there been industrial and commercial progress so rapid as in Germany since on April 16 1871, it's component States formed "an eternal union for the protection of the realm and the care of the welfare of the German people," The total foreign trade of the empire, which was S,395,- 665 900 in 1872, reached $1 952 sos, 900 in 1S96- an increase of 40 per cent The exports of articles of domestic production, which in 1872 were valued at $580 165 ,000, had in creased by 1896 to $S64 ,327 000-an increase of about 49 per cent, in presence of such a fall in the price of all the products of manufacture as to require an addition or fully one-half to the quantities of 1896 in order to present a fair comparison with .thoSe of 1872. About three-fourthS of all the export trade of Germany is in articles mine They are sufficiently varied to in dicate the existence of highly developed industrial system, and among the coun- tries which furnish the chief markets for them are to be found Germany's most formidable commercial rivals. The British empire and the United States take be- tween them more than one-third of all the German exports of manufactures, and even with it's friend and ally, Italy, the trade of Germany is less than one-half Of that with France it's secular foe
 German industry and commerce have between them made notable progress in these twenty-seven years toward the conquest of the world. Meanwhile the 40 O00, 900 of Germans who emerged from the war with France had become 52, 900 900 in 1895, and are probably 54 ,0000 900 to-day. Some 100000 of them are directly de- pendent on industrial pursuits, and be- tween 4.50O 900 and 5,0O0,0O0 on trade and commerce. Not even in Great Britain are the conditions of national prosperity more closely bound up with the free expan- sion of trade; equality of opportunity is Germany "a VII
 be more obvious than that the interest of Germany. is. to stand for the "open else that commercial ambition is apt to assume the form of carving out spheres of exclusive inffuence.-New York Times
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-09
ADoLPH SUTRO'S DEATH.

' NOTWITHSTANDING the long illness ot ex- NJ Mayor Sutro the announcement of his death reached the public g surprise. Ever since he had been stricken the effort to hedge his condition about with secrecy had tended to create some wrong Impressions concerning the seriousness of 1t.
 That the death of Mr. Sutro IS distinct loss to
 San Francisco must be an accepted fact lie was one o the foremost citizens, and that the material de- ivelopment in which he the potent factor made him millionaire was evidence of the sOundness ot his judgment Tireless n effort, effort was per rnitted to go to waste A of splendid energy, he directed all so as to subserve the double purpose of benehting himself and the public. In most ot his enterprises the people had a share. The beautiful Heights bearing his name were open to all His build ing of an electric line to the beach gave the hve-cent fare for which there had long been a vain demand The baths he constructed near the Cliff House are the most elaborate in the world; enough ln them selves to make San Francisco famous.
 What he had intended to do not ln business way, but purely from phlanthropc motives, had been hnted but before the plans could be carried out shadow had fallen upon him. and perhaps when he died the visions faded for all time
 The one characteristic of Adolph Sutro was his in domitable will. No obstacle appalled, 1t nor diverted it from it's aim His construction of the Sutro tun- nel was an achievement which other man could have perfected. He fought prejudice, jealousy and capital but this triumvirate went down before him, and lie trumphed. From that time his success was assured.
 That he made enemies is true, for the activities of commercial life and of politics do not permit other wise but he left none bitter as to say an unkind word of the dead resting on the Heights which had heen his we1l-beOved home
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-09
A SOUTH AMERICAN VIEW.

The old proverb says that no man ap- preciates his happiness until he has lost it. If the Latin-American republics fancy that their form of government is suf- ficiently guaranteed by international law, by the respect which they compel in Europe, they are indulging themselves in a delusfon which the foreign intervention in the case of Mexico ought to have dis pelled years ago. The indisputable truth is although it hurts to confess it, that the independence of these republics continues unmolested simply and solely on account of the powerful Monroe doctrine, which has been their true redemption; which has been like the vast shadow of the great nation of the north cast benevolently over the peoples of the south.
 What force reduced to silence the char latanism of the Holy Alliance when 1t pro- posed to send it's fleets to this hemisphere to attack its yet insecure independence and to give back into the power of Spain her fugitive children? It was this famous principle, the more powerful because it was not then nor Is it yet a law. Who prevented Central America half century ago from becoming an English colony? The American Government, with it's Clay ton-Bulwer and Dallas Clarendon treaties. Who prevented the establishment of an exotic monarchy in Mexico? The Ameri- can Government, with an Enough from MT. Seward. Who prevented Spain from treating of the reconquest of the republics of the Pacific Coast when she sent them a royal commission and talked of retaining them? The same American Government, with sign from the same MT. Seward Who prevented England from taking all the spells she desired in Venezuela? The American Government. with plain NO" from MT. Cleveland. Who prevented Europe scarcely five years ago from re- storing the monarchy in Brazil? The American Government, with it's opportune invocation of the Monroe doctrine Who prevented the American isthmus from passing in 1885 into the possession of the United States? The same American Gov ernment, which did not desire dominion there, but preferred rather to be loyal to Colombia.
 The power of the United States once publics: Our children must resign them selves to lettering about the palaces of