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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
GREENVILLE REPUBLICANS.
Mfnks and Lesguers Hopeiessiy Di-
vided In Spite of Harmony.


The Greenville Republican League Club
the coming campaign were formed. The
Campaign Committee was given instruc-
tfons. The block system, which was
adopted by this club some time ago, will
be used on Election Day The plan is
TO place member on each block through
out the clubs precinct. The usual form
of endorsing of the candidates was gone
through and all Of the members pledged
their support. Peter Boos, the Republi-
can nominee for Alderman, paid q visit
to the League Club last evening, just to
see how things were going along. The
members of this club are apparently the
only Republicans that are taking the
slightest interest in the campaign work.
The Leaguers, or at least a few of
them are anxious to elect their presi-
dent, MIR. Henry Petty, for Justice Of
the Peace, but they realize that their
enemies. the Minks, are trying to cut
him. The Leaguers are afraid of the
Minks and are keeping a close watch on
them. A member of the League Club
said last evening that in spite Of the
harmony agreement passed some time
ago no more harmony exists between
the Minks and the Leaguers than before
the agreement was entered into The
members he said. do not dare to work
as openly as they did before but there
will be some tall cutting done on Elec-
tion Bay. There never will be any real
harmony between these two cluos. for
they are hopelessly divided Others are
OF the same opinion, but outside Ct pne
mere mention of the fact they will not
discuss It'll The Minks meanwhile are
silent and the members do not care to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
ALL THE SCRIP TAKEN.
Books for the Robert Davis Assecfa-
Hons stock Closed.

There was a meeting of the Robert
Davis Association last night. When the
books were closed for subscriptions for
the SIS, 600 scrip to be issued for building
purposes it was found that 5000 had been
taken and paid for The remaining $4,000
worth will be taken by Robert Davis and
Sheriff William Heller. Some of the
$1,000 has been applied for and it may be
given over by Messrs Davis and Heller.
The scrip is payable in 1908. 1t bears 5
per cent. interest. Forty new members
bership were received and referred
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK.

A sneak thief entered the fiat of Minor
c. Smith, No. POI Whiton street, some
time yesterday afternoon. It is supposed
that he gained entrance by means of
false keys, while the family was absent.
The following articles were stolen:-Two
dozen silver tea spoons. some marked 81. =
and some B.; half dozen silver soup
spoons. six silver butter knives; one sill
Yer gravy ladle; two large silver table
spoons; four silver coffee spoons: one
gold wreath pin. set with five pearls, and
a diamond scarf pin.
Detective Hottie is investigatinsc the
90 %
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
THIRD WARD ACTIVE.
Democrats Endorse the Nominees
TO Hold a Great Meeting.

A well-attended meeting was held last
evening by the Third Ward Democratic
Club on Sixth street. After the regular
routine business had been transacted
speeches were made by Alderman Henry
B. Barrick, Joseph D. Keim, David Cole
the Democratic nominee of the Third
ward for Alderman, and President James
N. Davis.
A committee was then appointed to Sc
lect speakers for ratification meeting
to be held next Wednesday evening at the
clubhouse. Among the speakers will be
Senator William D.. Daily and Colonel Rob.
ert G. Smith. The committee appointed
consisted of Alderman Henry, ex-Alder-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
DIsFIGURED A WOMAN.

Especial to The Jersey City News'1
PATERSON, MARCH 81, 1898. The po-
lice are looking for a tall well dressed
young man, who last night threw a bot
tie Of vitriol on Mrs. Kate Hill, in front of
her home at Paterson. n. ]. She was
Hill who is widow has been annoyed
by the man for a long time.
Mrs Hill says she had no idea who the
stranger was After several unsuccess-
gam to write her letters which he signed
III. w N. All the letters begged Mrs.
Hill to make appointments with him, but
she answered none OF the letters.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
FINED FOB FIGHTING.

William Schwartz. of No. 1888 Warren
street. was fined 50 in the First Criminal
Court, this morning, by Acting Police
Justice Mccormick. He was arrested last
night by Patrolman Prichard. who saw
him fighting, with q man on Hudsoa
street. Schwartz assaulted the policeman
when he attempted to arrest him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31

members of the association pledged them
selves to work for them from now until
Election Day. Twenty-nine new members
were elected to the association. Short ad-
dresses were made by Fergus Kelleher,
Daniel Lewis and Felix Donnelly. Presi-
dent Craig also made short address.
urging the members to take an active
part in the campaign. Following the bus
mess meeting there was a social session.
Songs were heard from James Whitley,
Benjamin Jones and NJ ]. Kelly.
The next meeting will be on April 6.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
BICYCLE rIEING BEGINS.

Howard Jillings, Is years old, of No.
2e7 Grove street, was arrested by PATROL
man Murphy last night for riding a BIZ
cycle at more than the prescribed speed
around Hamilton Park Acting Police
Justice Mccormick in the First Criminal
Courr, this morning, fined him 50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
DEMOCRATIC SEVENTH
Probability That Ehrhart and
the Rest Of the Ticket
Will Be Elected.

The Seventh Ward Democratic Club
held very enthusiastic meeting last
evening in Woeckner's Hall, Greenville
avenue and the Boulevard. Between for
ty and fifty members were present when
President Frederick Woeckner called the
meeting to order The first subject
brought up for discussion was the matter
relating to the joining of the Seventh
Ward Democratic Club to the recently or
ganized United Democratic Club. 1t was
finally decided not to join forces. Some
of the members said that better work
could be done if the two clubs remained
apart as each is situated at an extreme
end of the ward-that is, the United Dem
ocratic Club is situated near the Eighth
ward, while the Seventh Ward Club is
located near the Bayonne line.
The two clubs have decided to work to-
gether and elect the party ticket in the
ward. There were rumors about disrup-
ton in the ranks, but such gossip is not
worthy of notice, for both clubs are
working side by side very harmomously.
At the meeting last evening twenty more
names were enrolled on the membership
list. A special meeting was called for
next Wednesday, when the campaign
plans will be arranged.
~
ried on a war of exterminafion and
devastation in the island of Cuba, and
american elIlzens nave been unscrupu-
nronertv destroyed. and e'Au s'ie''
Whereas, The battleship Maine was
blown up by spanish of11clals or mis-
nd &c. -oo fai,i1a, ,,,,rda,ad
therefore be it
Resolved, That the members of the
evrnen ~ l5u NIai;,,l olGp us
the Cuban affair and the deplorable
manner in which he is resenting the
spanish insuits lI!5 70 AIIerica, Lns ulul-
ments upon the rights of American
seamen; therefore be it
Resolved, Inat any actlon py tne
the iI,sn,adiats settlement nf Snanish
insults and barbarisms, would receive
he apprQyat and 4, heaEtlest SUPPORT or
e'ie i'ie'ioei = 'i''' = 9 a'tiAS' stoA'
Rumors were ny1ng around, propably
set agoing by some dissatisfied Repupil-
can. that the seventh WARD Democratic
Club was going to cut Peter Ehrhart, the
Democratic nominee for Alderman. a
prominent member OF tnat organization
SAID last evening tnat such news was
absolutely false II our ciub py nara
work can elect MT. Enrhart, ne sald'
then 1T will he done There is no dis
sension IN the club. and as for cutting MI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31

The inquiries for book-maps for the
next sale Of city property. to be held
April Is. at the City Han, are just as
numerous as ever. In fact, more interest
is manifested in this sale than in any Of
the preceding ones. Send your name and
address to 55 Montgomery street, for
book. or call and set one. and inspect the
property. Same can be located by red
and blue bills thereon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
PENALTY FOR WALKING.

Thomas McGuiness, aged twenty-three
years. OF No. rs Monroe street, Hoboken,
ruptured blood vessel in one Of his
legs this afternoon while walking along
Pavonia avenue, near Henderson street.
He was taken to ST. Francis Hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, March 81, 1S9S.-Forecast
for thirty-six hours ending at eight p. NJ.
Friday. For New York city and vicinity:--
Fair tonight and Friday; cooler tonight.
brisk northwest winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
FOOLED THE FIREMEN

An alarm of fire was rung from box
No. 145 for a fire in the rear of No. %
Cambridge avenue, at 10:45 last night.
When the iremen reached there they
found Mrs R. Well burning an old mat
tress in her back yard.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
mx11kRS 0FEAor.

STORES factories and institutions cnn -
lei their slippnes good as st5 = A..slts
eeS1S serve them comDlete stock. low priceA,
q d E cIeary = Co.'S wholesale grocefy
sfofes Mopteonsry and Gneens streets
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31

Men and medicines are judged by what they
do. The great cures by Hoods Sarsaparfila
give It good name everywhere.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-31
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

lican Club was a very slow one last
evening, and nothing outside regular
routine business was transacted.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27

.ublizajace uwagi przeciw dyrygen-
towi Towarzystwa Spiewu Moninsz-
ko choru 8 Il. S. p. p. r. Henslowi,
przedstawiajace 60 jake niemca. My
wiec cz}onkowie tego Towarzystwa
temu, oswiadczajac, 70
nasz jest polakiem i dop6-
XII beda zdolni dyrygenci polacy w
Chicago, ma tenn powaznem stano-
wisku niemca ME possawimy.
Me dziwia mas to napady, gdyz ten,
kto je wywolywa, jest zuany z wy
cieczek robiacych zamet W najpowa-
~Aniejszych nawet organizacjach pol
skich, rezultacie czego kazdy ucz-
ciwy polak MIN gardzi, p. Hensel
zas bedac cz}onkiem powaznych orr
ganizacyj P~olskich, stara sic o roz'
w6j polskiej piesni, pracuje bezin'
t~eresownie ponoszac nieraz straty.
w imi.niu Towarzystwa Spiewu
Moniuszko Choru 5go Z. S. p,
Al6in ROsifski, prezes;
W9adysfao Filiporski. sekr.
Wdcfa,o PerSorski, kasjer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27
Aodrsej Sujdsk; ~rewizor.y ksis.
tex: Jak6b Smistana i Jan Nowsk.
q bratniem pordrowieniem
X. Rrojerski, sskr.
POdziekOwanie.

w dniu 10 b m. W miescie Joliet,
ILL.,, w parafjalnym kosciele, odbyi
sic akt slubny, zawarty pomiedzy pa
mem Franciszkiem Dziewior, urodzo-
nym we wsi Goliwitz ma G6rnym
Slasku pod zaborem pruskim, obec-
ME zamieszka}ym W Chicago, a pan
ma Mrozek zamieszka}a PREY rodzi-
each. Pc sk~ohczonej ceremonji do
pe1nionej przez KS. proboszcza
Paw}owskiego, nowozehcy wraz z
goscmi udali sic do domu obywatela
pana Antoniego Mrozek, OLGA zaslu-
bionej, gdzie byli szczerze pc staro-
polsku przyjeci, "a CO sk}adaja mai
%szczersze zyczenia wszystkiego do
brego ! staroPolskie Bog zap{ac pan
stwu Dziewior j ich rodzicom, pan.
stwu Mrozek.
Uczestnik zabawy,
Stdnisfd,o Wa,oro,cski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27
2 Meriden, Conn.


Tow. ~. Stanislaws biskups | me
osenniks " Msridec, Conn.,, odbyio
swoje reosne posiedsenie dnis Ego
ssyounia 1893 r. ara 20 nsboae6
st~ie ! po zdsniu rachunk6w ! ssbrs-
niu missiec.nej wpssty nsssspiiy
wybory nowyob ursednik6w tego
tow. na rok 1893. Zostsli wybraoi |
potwisrdz eni prses tow. nsssepujscy
OBJ:
Ks. proboszoz K. Kuoharski- no
norowy presydeut; presydent Nj
chsi Ferenc; wioe-presydent Josef
Ksesmarski; kssjsr Wswrsynieo Ro-
goa; sekretsrs I. K~ousssnty Krsjsv
ski; sekresars ii. Antoni Nowskow
ski; msrssssek Jan Pyrek; do cho-
rsgwi iw. Stsnisiaws Antoni No4eh-
ski; do oborsRwi smsrykshskisj Ks-
rol ssymahski; podohorssowis: An.
soni Lspsk ! Bronislaw Msrtowski;
opiskunowis ohosyoh: Josef Wanss
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27
ZAfryki.

Elandsfontein. Transpoal.
Wyczyta}em W gazecie, re tego-
roczny sejm uchwali} wysy}ac czaso-
pismo ,,Zgode" bezp}atnie towarzyst-
won polskim do Prazylji. Tu W Jo-
hannesburgu jest okolo 800 litwi.
now jest take i kilku polak6w. TAX
re W Elondsfontein jest kilkunastu.
Czybysmy i my ME mogli czasem Z
tego korzystac, ably nam redakcja
~przysylaia ,,Zgode' bezpiatnie. Pra-
VIDA, niemamy tn towarzystwa pol
skiego, DO kaAdy tn tylko przyjechai
zarobie j powraca do kraju Mkt ma
stale ME osiedla sic, ale dobrze by
bylo, abysmy tez j my cos wiedzieli,
powrociwszy do kraju, a przytem
przeczytawszy niejeden yZgode",
moze i bedzie m6gl zebrac kilka sly.
lingow ma Skarb Narodowy.
Trzymaiem ia ,,Dziennik Chicagos-
XII, ktory o Zgodzie nigdy dobrze ME
pisze j Skarbu Narod. ME chwali, q
vice takiej gazety ME mogiem da-
wac do czytania nikomu z nsszyoh,
DO to tylko zepsucie narodu. Mnie
sic tax zdaje, re Skarb Mar. ME "a
szkodzi, q pomoze Polsce, a cent
rzucocy do Skarbu nikogo ME zruj.
nuje.
Jezeli panowie zechca nam PREY
syiac ,Zgode', to bedziemy sic sta
rae, ably yZgode' kilku czytaio, z
rak do rak.
u szacunkiem,
d.. SzuEolski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27
z Buffalo, N. Y.
Uznonie.

Okolnik nadesiany naszcj CRU.
pie 139, " ktorym szanowny Zarzad
Ceutralny II. N. p. omawia kwestje
swego postepowsnia co do zmiany
kssjera Zwiazkowego, przyjeto W ma
szej grupie do wiadomosci z entuz-
jazmem ] p%owierzono mi wyrazie sra
nownemu Zarzadowi W imieniu CRU.
py votum z~aufania i podziekowsnie
"a gorliwosc W spe}nianiu obowiaz-
k6w, ktora ola naszego wspolnego
dobra przys}uzyc sic must.
2 wyrazem w~ysokiego szacunku
J6zef Rrysztafkie'oicz, sekr.
Chicago, Ill.
Zoprsecsenie
w oststnich czasach Pojawisy sic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27
JURISPRUDENCE ,,zGODY".
z Passaic, N. j.
SzkOfd poiska.

w dniu 8 grudnia r. z. ~zostalo W
naszym miasteczku zaiozone iowa
rzystwo pod nazwa ,,Gmina Polska',
kt6re ma ma celu starac sic o za}oze-
ME polskiej, narodowej szkoly i O.
piekowac sic takowa.
Polacy tutejsi kilkakrotnie prosili
swego proboszcza, ably byl laskaw
sic zajac urzadzeniem polskiej szko-
}y, jednak pomimo wsze'kich prosb,
ksiadz zupeinie obojetnie odpowiada,
re ma za}ozenie szkoly potrzeba fun
duszu kilKu tysiecy talar6w, a re
tn polacy ME So W stanie TAXA kwote
odrazu ziozy6, przeto radzi, ably ra-
czej hojne skladki robili ma kosci6},
poniewaA wydatki So wielkie, a kie-
szeh pr6zna.
Nasz ksiadz ~postanowii widocznie,
ably nadal dzieci nasze jak sosna W
leslie wyrasta}y i ciemnemi jak taba-
ka w rogu zosta}y. Ale czlowiek
mysli, a Bog rzadzi i laske Ducha
sw. ludowi raczy} zes}ac, al
bowiem polacy nasi sami sic wzieli
do dzie}a, chcac pokazaG, .e i "a ma
h kwote MONA zalozyc szkoie ola
dziatek naszych.
Posiedzenia ~zwyczajne towarzys-
twa ,,Gmina Polska" odbywaja sic
W kazda druga i czwarta sobote ka1-
diego miesiaca pod mr.. 50-3-cia ul.
Tutejsze tow. Cory Patryjotyz.
mu" da}o W dniu 24go b. m. W sal
OBJ. ]. Rutkowskiego, 1923 cia ul.,
przedstawienie amatorskie j bal ma
dochod zakladajacej sic polskiej ma
rodowej szko}y. Fundusz przezna-
cza towarzystwu ,,Gmina Polska".
Take towarzystwo ,,Siostry Ro'
zahcowe" wyda " karnawale wiel,
XII bal W hall St. Koren, 147-2gs
utica, ma dochod szko}y, kt6ra zakia'
da ,,Gmina Polska".
Towarzystwo krola Jana Kazmie'
RIA wzie}o sobie z dniem nowegc
roku "a siedzibe nowo wybudowans
hale, ktora Washington
Hail., pod mr.. 2O4-1sza utica.
Tow. krola Jana Kazmierza ma "a
miar zaloAyc W tel novel hal
biblioteke czyli czytelnie ludowa ola
miasta Passaic j okolicy.
Wyzej wymienionym towarzys'
twom zyczy wszelkiej pomyslnosci
wytrwania W piracy -zyczliwy
Korespondct.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27
z Chicago, Ill.

z Chicago, Ill.
O6ch6d too. poiek .,G,oiasda Zpy-
cisstca" nr. L.
Dnia lgo styosnia 1893 Z. TOW. po-
lex Gwia.da Zwyciestwa nr. l. oh
ohodziio l0.letnia ~roo.nioe s~alo4enia
towarzystwa.
Pre- sssowa tow. paul NJ. Dorszyh.
ska, " kr6tkioh leoz serdso.nyoh slo
waOh podziekowaia publio.nosoi Ia
liexne ssbranie sic ot~iersjao OBJ.
ob6d saprosiia us pr.ewodnicracs
Prs.esowe Klubu PatryjOtyc.nege
Polek, panic n. ksbkowska.
PAM II. kebkowska, pod.ieko
wswszy IA saszcsyt przewodnicsenia
temu ohchodowi. zaprosiia ma estra-
de panic, kt6rs by,y .aloayoislkami
tow Gwia.da Zwyoie.twa mr.. l, ad.
ministracje towar.ystw .~apros.onyoh
! ma sekretarke nisej podpisaaa.
Sekretarka protok6}owa towarsy.
silva Gwiasda Zwyoie.tws nr. l., p.
Anna Uo.oiwek, " dlu.sssj pr.emo-
vie w~ykazsia dobitnis ~saioaenie. do.
aenia ! oele towar.ystwa. kt6re Ia
r6wno jsk inne, oieakis musiaio pre-.
chod.ic koleje. Tow. polsk G~ias.
da Zwyoiestwa mr.. I. po,sstkowo
istniaio pod nasws Stowarsys.snia
Gross Polski, leo. pc odbyoiu .aled.
vie trseoh posted: Ell, egsystenoja js.
20 .ostaia sawieszons. Jedynie, IA
w~dsieo.ajac ensrgji n~iskt6ryoh pan,
kt6re .awiassiy utwor.yiy iowa.
r.ystwo, posied.enia zaozely na no.
wo regularnie sic odbyws6 ! d.is to.
war.ysswo polek Gwiasda Ivy c:es.
iva M. l., lio.so "a oztonkinie, po.
stepojs napr.od smiaio ! niejsdnokro.
tnie przyohodsi " pomoc bisdnym /
niessczesliwym, . arass stara sic o
krsswienis duoha polskiego, pr.yj
mujso ud.iai " waaniejssy ch oboho.
daoh n~arodowyoh.
W lipcu 1888 r. towarrystwo 70
staao iukorporo~ans / odtsd spokoj
ne jest o byt sw6j. gdya jest pod
opiska Star. Zjedn.
Pomoo ws.jsmns polsga M w
Piaoaniu s4.oo tygodniowo podo.as
choroby, 8 ~ rasie smierci jsdnora
sowego wsParcia rodsinis " sumie
$50. Pr.es osss swego i~stnisois to
wariystwo wyPtsoiio wsparcia " Ohio
robis ! " trseoh wypadkaOh smierci
$4,000; M osle patryjosycsn, / do.
$270 90; og6iem. opr6o,
towarsyssws, wyplsoono
100000, " kssie tow. snajduje sic
Ma sakohosenie obobodu Choir Fry
Chopins. . nastepuie oh6r
Wandy, nagrodsons sowicis oklsska
o., pieknym Spiswsm prsyozynisy
sie do uroimaioenia uroosystosoi; Do.
osem tcw. polsk Gwissda Zwyoie..
iva mr.. 1. polonssem ~otworsyio bal
nismsl do bisisgo dnia.
Tow. polek Gwiasds Zwyciestwo
ur. l. ~jesscze rae, wssystkim tym,
wsieli udsiai uSwietnili oh
chod ! bal, skasds uprsejus podsie
kowsnie.
W imisniu towarsystws
Leokadia Bradel. aakr obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-27

y~t..
rdwojona, duchowo ~pokrsepions /
odmiodsona ku pr.s.uaoseniom die.
Xxx wieku.
q d~oswisdczeh pr.es.iosci wyois.
sposeo.ehstwo polskis po.
wasns pauke> ns pr.ys.loac. Osm-
nast 'miljonowy narod polski wyoho-
d.i /. ~krwawych doswiado.eh i mai
pe}sn sii i WARY " swojs
p~rzysslos6.
Mysl polsks objsaa W tym wisku
sssrs.e hory,onty, nauka polska mi.
acknowledgment wsrunk6w, do
trey msia kroku postepom europej
skiej wied.y, s.tuka polska niepr.e-
csuwane swiecila tryumfy.
Przeaylismy epoke .wstpienia /
ro.psosy. kt6ra ogarnisaa nar6d pol
ski po ostatniej bohsterskiej walos o
niepodlegsosc".
- DziennM Pozndhsski, w
trzech dlugich artykulach roe.
patrujac sprawy polityczne Ca
lego swiata, kohczy je takim,
CO prawda, zimnym i wstrze
miezliwym pogladem ma nasze
dzieje pod zaborem pruskim:
,,Jskkolwiek satsm rok miniony
bya ola mas o lyle pomysln, m, To
wszelkis imprs.y. cay to Z nsjwy.
ssyOh kol ur.edowych poOzatek bio.
rsoe, O.y tea pr.s. .aoiekis rgrsje
hakatystyo.ns podniecsne. q ma zgne-
bienie aywioau naszego wymierzons.
.ostaly odpartemi. to przeciea ME
many powodu do okrsyk6w tryum
f.lnyob. Duoh ayoia publiosnego "
Nismo.eoh byns1muiej rdrowym ME
jest RorPowszeOhniona pyszaiko
watos6 ssowinistyozna, ~polac.ona .
niecisrPliwa zaoiekfoscis pr.eoiwko
wszystkiemu, 90 s.owinismowi temu
jest obcem | prseoiwnem, drugiej
strouy bi.antyhskie aspiraoje oe.a.
ry.mu, Z CORY idace, rospanosssnis
sic ~yb jaisgo militarysmu, . do
wolnosoi polioyjnej. ME % i ME mo
q bye gwarsuojs swrotu "a tory
jednsjsosj sprawiedlivosoi. Zao.em
nam nis posostajs, jak by6 rownie
c.ujnymi, jsk umiarkowanymi 1 wy
trwaiymi. stojsoymi wiernie M pod
stawis prava I sprawisdlivoSoi, q ds
Bog prsetrwsmy move ssmaohy. js-
tell na mas spadna, r6wnie .wyois.-
10. Pod tenn haslem z dobr& otuob,
wstepujemy " rok nowy".
A wiec ME tracmy nadziei,
idzmy dalej!
w Dzienniku KujaWskim
czytamy:
w wielks radoioia ro.pisywaiy sic
ozasu s~ego pisua polstie. 70 kon-
sulsm Stsn6w Zjednoo.onyoh Anne
ryti P6lnoonsj Ola wrooiawia ! pro.
vinoyj wsohodnioh monsrcbji prus
kiej m~isnowany .ostaf wybitoy
pr.edstaw ioiel polonji amerykahskisj
pan Zbigniew Brodowski. Pisma
kahasyssycsne powitaly nominsoje 70
I wyrszos niechecis wobso tego
poswolilisuy sobis wtsdy ud.islic
panu Br. dobrej rsdy. aseby tax pc
iaby utrzynai sic na tenn
badz jsk bsds wasnsm stanowistu.
Jak sausrns byia ia rads, dowodzi
teraz wiadomoSc, jake publikujs
>, Dsieunik Posn." Ot6s pan Bro
dowski ME otrzymai zatwierdIsnis
(exequssur) r.sdu ~pruskiego z tel
prssnissiony sosts1 pr.e.
Rad smsrykshski jake konsul do
Fusrth " Bswafji. Powodem do
observation-disclosures psna Be. byio. fe
w.isi udsiai " uroosyssosoi kosoioss
kowskiej " Krskowie.
Pow6d to, jeasli prawd.i-y. re
,zywiSois bsrdso milky, gdyt - jsk
prsypusso.amy, pan Brod. wsiai a.
isisi " tel uroosyssoSoi uissawodnie
tylko " obarakterss prywstnym,
! tsgo mkt mu ,sbronic ME mote, -
isdnokowoa wyssarcssi. saeby 90 .
Wrociswis usuns6'.
Zpowyzszego widac, re pre-.
niesienie p. B~rodowskiego do
.uerth ME zostalo spowodo
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