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The age-herald., 1898-07-29
NEW RAILROAD.
The Alabama and Florida Is to Be Speedily
 Completed.

Alabama is to have thirty miles more of railroad constructed added to the total for 1898. Already this state ranks first in construction, and when this new line is fin- ished double the amount of any other state will have builded this year.
 The new line is to run from Georgiana to Fall River and work is already begun on the survey. The entire contract for clearing, grading and track laying has been let to R. M. Quigley & Co.,, of St. Louis.
 MT. F. N. Hancok, manager for Quigley & Co.,, passed through the city en route for Geogiana where he will make arrange ments to have his camp outfit moved at once. MT. Hancock said 1t would require about four months to complete the work. The firm of R. M. Quigley, contractors, is one of the largest and wealthiest in the United States. They constructed the larger part of the Mobile and Ohis new line from Columbus to Montgomery the latter part of last year. Both MT. Quigley and MT. Hancok have many friends here in Bir- ningham.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Association Held at Their Hall
 Last Night.
A CHARMING DANCE GIVEN
New Officers Installed Attractive Musical Pro- gramme Rendered by Best Musical TaI- entofBirmingham-B Meet
 ing Next Thursday Night.

Last night at the clerks hall, on Third avenue and Nineteenth street. the clerks had their public installation of officers and their first social entertainment. A large number of clerks and their friends were present at the exercises and to engage in the festivities of the evening
 Harry White the retiring president, in a few well-chosen words presented the gavel to Charles Herbert, the new presi- dent, to which the latter replied most gracefully The following were the other officers installed:
 w. w. Searcy first vice-president; Miss Bessie Cosby, second vice-president; Her man Rich, financial secretary; G. w. Her- kinson, recording secretary; H. A. Stone. guide; J. H. Mcwilliams, guardian; Harry l.. White, M. S. Umbenhauer and Henry Bowman. trustees; Leo B. Sutto, H. Null Ter, Wilson and Jean A. Ullman, enter tainment committee.
 The following musical programme was then admirably rendered:
 Piano solo-'Variations in F Minor by MT. Ezra White.
 "Song of Hybrias the Cretan'--By MT. Boardman.
 Mandolin-"Chanson de Bercean, by MT. Hartzel
 Vocal duet-"Calm of the Night by Miss Fallon and MT. Boardman
 "Your Voice'-By MT. BoardmaH.
 "Etude in a F'lat'-By MT. Wyatt.
 "A May Morning"-By Miss Fallon.
 After the enchores to Miss Fallon's last song had died away the hall was cleared and for several hours the dreamy waltz and the lively two-step were danced by the hosts of the evening and their fair friends The social meeting last night proved such a success that it was determined to give one every month from now on. business meeting will be held next Thursday night and President Herbert requests that every member of the association be present as the o'clock closing movement Is to be discussed in full
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
MAJORITY OF CUBANS
 FAVOR ANNEXATION

Atlanta, July 2S.-Dr. Francisco Pla, one of the most prominent Cuban refugees In this city said tonight: 'I have always believed that annexation meant the saliva ton of Cuba and while the vast majority of native Cubans favr an independent gov ernment, there are great numbers who are for annexation"
 B. Llorens, another CubaS refugee refu1 gee said: "I think the majority of Cubans on the island favor a government of their own, but I should be satisfied with an American form of government as believe it would work great good.
 Eugenia Crabbe-" I am for annexat ton and intend going back to Cuba when peace Mas been restored.
 ' '"Those who have. given the matter any thought at all favor at least an American protectorate.'
 "The majority in Cuba" said another
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
A Summer Outing

Along the Northwestern Line Chicago & Northwestern Ry.), can be most enjoyably spent at Milwaukee, Waukesha, Madison. Devils Lake, Green Lake, Gogebic Lake Geneva, St. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth, Marquette, Lake Minneronka. White Bear. Ashland, Munising. Twentieth Century train, THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED. electric lighted, daily to St. Paul, Minne- apolis and Duluth. Low rate tourist tick cts and pamphlets upon inquiry of ticket agents, CT address A. H. Waggener, T. F. A., No. Jackson place. Indianapolis, Ind, or W. B. Kniskern, G. P. & T. A., Chicago. III. j23-30au6
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
WILL CONNECT OUR
 POSSESSIONS BY CABLE

San Francisco, July 2s.-The Evening Post says that the United States will soon be connected by cable with her newly acquired Pacific possessions and the cable will con meet the United States from this city with Hawaii, the Ladrones, the Philippines and Honk Kong. The paper says that most of the surveys have been made. The con- tract for the laying of the cable has already been let, the Post says. and according to the terms of the contract the work must be completed within six months
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Negao Meeting in Bessemer

An enthusiastic meeting of negroes was held last night at the city hall in Bessemer in the interest of Rev. A. J. Warmers can- didacy for gubernatorial honors. A. brass band was in attendance and regular jol- Iifcation resulted. w. H. Bryant, the colored candidate for the legislature, held the boards for some time and advised all
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Two Gases of Typhoid

Washington, July 2S.-But two cases of suspected typhoid were reported at Camp Alger today, and these in New York regiment. The patients at Fort Myer hos pital are reported as doing well, and all will probably recover.
 Privates A. L. Reeves ard Sam Dennis, Company D, Second Tennessee, who were recently~a announced as deserters, have been captured and returned to camp.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
WIPES AWFUL E(;zE MA

My wife was in the most horrible condition of any human being, from Eczema. She could neither sit down nor lie down, her torture was so intense. Itried all the doctors that could reach, but she got so that firmly believe she would have died within twelve hours if had not been advised of CUrcURA REMEDIES and got them. My wife vent to sleep in two hours Gter the first app1ication. although she had not slept .for seven days, and with two boxes of CUTIcURA (ointment) and one cake of CUTIcURA SOAP she scGs absolutely cured, and is well and hearty to-day.
 spxxpr CuRs TanATxENf FOE ToRrunrxe, D,srro. gRIEa Hu4oRs, WITH Loss or HAIR. Warn baths with CuTlcunA 6oAP. gentle anolnttngs with CurfcuRA Dur. est of emoen skin and mild doses of CUTIcURA REsoLvnsT greatest of blood purers humor eures
 Fold throughout the world. PorfEl D. AND C. CoRr, Sole Props Boston. How Cure the Worst frse
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Death of Dr. strickland

Jackson, Tenn, July S.-Dr. c. H. Strick- land pastor of the First Baptist church here, died suddenly tonight He was a confederate veteran, and attended the re- union at Atlanta, arriving home last Mon- day. He filled the pulpit of the First Bap- tist churches of Knoxville, Nashville, and Sioux City, Ia. coming here last January
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
PRINCE BISMARCK
 STEADILY IMPROVING

Berlin, July 2S.-The dispatches to the morning papers agree that Prince Bismarck is steadily improving.
 The Lokal Anzieger says the swelling in the leg is decreasing. The foot is still bandaged and Prince Bismarck is not able to wear a boot but 1t is hoped that he will soon be able to leave his bed.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
An Additional Appropriation

Washington, July 2S.-Ferdinand Peck, of Chicago, the newly appointed United States commissioner general to the Paris exposition was here today and had a long conference with the president who sug- gested that the representation of this gov ernment would be conducted on a broad, generous plan. The president agreed that there should be an additional appropria- tion of $400,O for the expense of our rep resentation there.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Go to East Lake tonight to see Woodward Warren Go.

Take your Sunday ride to East Lake. The only double track electric road in the city. Band concert. Finest park in the south. Take East Lake cars on First and Second ave- nueS. tf
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
ANOTHER EXPEDITION
 FOR THE PHILIPPINES

San Francisco, July 2S.-The Third bat talion of the Third South Dakota and the Minnesota and Colorado recruits, today marched on board the transport steamer St. Paul. The vessel will sail tomorrow.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29

refugee, fare for independent government and they have been fighting for it for years. We, who have lived here for any length of time and have studied the Ameri- can form of government are of the opin- in that annexation will be the best thing for the island"
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
APPEAL TO REMOVE
 TROOPS FROM MIAMI

Mobile, July 2S.--The Commercial club to- night adopted resolution appealing to the secretary of war to remove volunteers from fever-stricken Miami. Two of the regiments there are from Alabama.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29

the negroes to vote the republican tfcket straight and not stray eff with the pops and "cits.' He denounced the Harvey fac ton and claimed that as s5 per cent. of the republican party was composed of ne- groes the colored man should have share of the spoils.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Italians to New Jersey

R. M. Ellis, travelling passenger agent of the Alabama Great Southern sent eighteen Italians from this district to Vineand. N. J., where they will engage in farm ing.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Terror Leaves st. Thomas

St. Thomas, D. w. l., July 28.-The United States monitor Terror, which arrived here yesterday for the purpose of coaling, left tonight J4 ssIf
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Go to East Lake tonight to see Woodward Warren Go.

See our bargains Friday and Saturday-$3 and $3.5O Ok lords for only $2.46.
 M. P. MESSER,
 2OlO 2d Ave.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29

Mems Vici Kid and Russia Calf Balls, only $1.49 Friday and Saturday.
 M. P. MESSER,
 2O1O 2d Ave.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
the Morris.

Hon. A. M. Tunstall, of Greensboro nominee for the legislature from Hale is
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
A GOVERNMENT
 HOSPITAL TRAIN Passed Through the City Last Night at
 Midnight. GOING TO FORT THOMAS, KY. Contained Two Hundred Soldiers From
 Camps at Tampa, ALL SICK OF TYPHOID AND MALARIA A Wierd Scene They Presented in the Dimly Lighted Cars, Their Gaunt Forms
 Stripped in Their Efforts
 to Keep Cool.
ALL SICK OF TYPHOID AND MALARIA

Last night at midnight there pulled into the union depot one of the most ghastly trainload of passengers that has probably been through Birmingham in many year. It was a government hospital train from Tampa, Fla.
 There were 200 soldiers on board, all se- riously sick with typhoid and malarial fe- yer.
 through one of the cars, and a weird scene it presented in the dim light which pene- trated through the windows of the car There the sick men lay, many of them burning up with fever. They had thrown aside all clothing in their vain efforts to get comfortable, and their gaunt bodies worn away almost to skeletons through long suffering, presented a truly awful pie ture.
 Private Oberly Dead
 One man, Macy Oberley, a private of Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-sev- enth Indiana Volunteers, had died since the train left Tampa on Wednesday at Bainbridge, Ga, and his remains were be- ing taken north on the baggage coach to his mothers home in Wabash, Ind There were four or five others on the train who were very seriously i'll, and who were not expected to stand the trip.
 None of the men on this train had been to Cuba, but nearly all were from the New York, Massachusetts and a few western states volunteer regiments, who have been encamped for many dreafy weeks at Tam pa. Moost of them had been men used to good living, and the horrible water they had to drink down there proved too much for them. Nearly all of the regiments that were stationed at Tampa were moved to Fernandina, near Jacksonville, a week or more ago, but these men were too sick to accompany their commands.
 The train, which arrived over the Louis vile and Nashville railroad consisted of ten tourist sleeping cars, one dining car, one officers car and one baggage car. Maj. W. c. Richardson, formerly station ed at Fort Prebel Captain Stiles, formerly stationed at Fortress Monroe, and Stew ard Senecal were in charge of the train. Both officers are surgeons in the United States army. There were twenty-two trained nurses, all men, of the hospita de- partment, on the train, and two were as signed to each car.
 Going to Fort Thomas
 The trains destination Is Fort Thomas, Ky, where the men will be put in the bar racks there and carefully nursed until they recover Then those desiring will be given furloughs until they are able to rejoin their regiments, but it was thought by those in charge of the train last night that the patients would not be returned to the front but would be kept on duty at Fort Thomas.
 Men Well Cared For
 The sick soldiers were made as comfort abe as the tourist sleeping cars would permit, each man having whole section to himself. The nurses and surgeons are very attentive to them, and do every thing possible to ease their sufferings.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29

Hon. Robert J. Lowe went to Athens "Wednesday where he was called by the death of his brother-in-law, Col. Robert A. Mcclellan.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29

the Morris.
 W. A. Davis, of Anniston is in the city. MT. Robert Lemorst and wife of Jasper, are al the Morris.
 l.. c. Hussey of Anniston, was in the city yesterday.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
PERSONAL.

Captain A. B. McEachin of Tuscaloosa, spent yesterday in the city.
The age-herald., 1898-07-29
Lyons, 3:.1. f55 Extra & Cos 3 LUX GGdl Smoking TOba

is the best for Poe and handmade Gig arette smoking. Rich. ripe, mellow, fra grant Beats the world. Try it..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

Znaczna csese sekresorzy Srssp sseSSs
skosoych ma saoycsaj scysysania picnic
Ssy IA ,cstepne, odznaki SIP. Cd re
sySA cztonk6D pray ,cysesdniu aplixo
~. Jesno spyczqj niepraktyesns
k-Sda grupa s,oiqzkosca (dop6k1 %
psadooanq ME JEST ma kredyt - 6tv
nc Rzqdu Csntralnego. Wo6ec t<Se
sskresarze Z opsatq estepnego "a noscyeh
sssonk6,c potcinni sic sostrzynsae DO
p5ty, dop6ki ME osrzymajq rachunk,
Cd sekresarsa jeneralncgo. My o rs.
ssem ME zapomniemy, przy Vypisysso.
aiu cyr%slarsa - o to o6acy Meme
Gdy sas sekretarz osrzyma Cd ma eyr
s1larz "a rachunkiem) { gdy sac Pre-
eona, ze rachunek ten ACADIA SIC zjsoc
~Esiqzksnsi, posoinien przessae ma rsce
Eosyera ZU. ". p. lyle, ile ten raehu.
mex ,cykasuje ans nsniej, ani ,ciecej.
9dy saproDadzimy ten porsqdek ros
ma sacsze, miejsca mice ME 6sdq to
pozorne nisdoksadnosci. k6re seiel.
sskresarzorn grup spae ME possoalajq,
q nam przez to ~oszczedzicie pono,eit
~iele csasu. - SIKR. JKNKRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

posostawienie ich samym sobie
| ME wtracanie do icb spraw j
walk wewnetrznych. Niczego
ME zadamy, ale tez niczego, pc
mad to, CO sic rusinom z prawa
nalezy, ME dajemy i nawet ME
obiecujemy. Niechajby spr6-
bowali isc o wlasnych silacb,
przekonaliby sic rychlo, jak
50 slabi i nieporadni. A pre-
konaliby sic tembardziej, gdy.
by stronnictwo ludowe wy.
rzeklo sic przestrzeganego do.
tychczas podzialu sfery dziala-
mia politycznego i ~rozwinslo
agitacjs W powiatach ruskich.
Niestety, obecnie, jest to ME
mozliwem lub przynaimniej
bardzo trudnem wobec rozla.
mu ruchu ~ludowego ma diva
wzajemnie zwalczajsce sic
stronnictwa. Dzis lskac sic ra.
czej trzeba, re ks. Stojalowski
skwituje z zasady Rus ola ru.
SNOW i rozpocznie agitacje W
okregach ruskich do bala.
muctw, szerzonych przez stron-
nictwa ruskie, dodajac MOVIE,
niebezpieczniejsze.
(,Przeglsd Wszechpolski').
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

Sekretarze grrlp ME majq Eadnsce
praud kresliG Iu6 znsieniae rachunM
tt6re ,oychodzq z ndszego 6iura. JezeI.
'ekretdrz grupy otrzymujie z 1iura ma.
szego rachunek, kt6ry sac ME ACADIA q
lego o6liczeniami, potcinien nam tax,
rachmnek zwr6cic 10 ciqgu 10 najdal.'
sni- nam pozostatoie sposo6nos.
poprG,o'snia takiego rachunku. -
SRKRRrARz JrNrRALH.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27
z-ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

u AAGu" W. VI LIZ .
- z P0znania. Monographs
ro.strIygnat sprawe P. Fsohtmsyera,
o.ionka pososhskiego ,,Sokosa", kt6-
rsmu prokuratorjs wytoosyh process
o przekroc.enie ustawy o stowsrsy.
sssnisch. dlatego, 70 saprassal ~ pis-
mach ma w~yoiecske sokols. Kamsr
geryehs potwierdzii wyrok sadu law
uio.sgo j isby karnej. ska,ujsoy p.
Fsohtmeysra ma kare pieuis4na. -
Folwark Zibikowo pod Poznaaiem
cd PIP. Morit. Victor, E h,aim j Sp.
nabyi Ia posrsdnictwsm firmy Drives.
kisgo 1 Laugnera Contradict agen.
tury d6br W Po.nsniu) Kodak nasz p.
Tomas Maieoki, wiasoioiel kawicy
pod Po.nanism, Ia 181. 900 marek,
90 ucsyni przes.lo 100 talar6w IA
norge. zAbikowo .nans Jest z swej
slosodajnej gleby oraz I polskiej
~letn'sj k~Olonji fsryjnsj.- Tutsjs.y
ogniomissrz Wiadyslaw Russkiswior
pr.eohr1cil sic ma Willibald Rusch.
ks. N~aturalnis poswolsnis ma .mia
ne naswiska udxislono mu bee trud-
noloi. Ssubrawiec!
- InOwrOcfaw. N~iessozesoie
wydarsyio sic tn pr.y ulicy Kolejo
wei v pobliau dworca. Pod wraoa-
jsoym . s.osy jaksickisj poruo.ni-
klein Stursbergiem ro.biegt sic koh
wpadi . wielkim impetem ma jada.
o. ku dworoowi dor6,ke, tax to dy.
szel jsj wbii sic gieboko " box 10
mia. Poruoznik S. spadi udsrzony
sostai pres tar.ajsosgo sic " imisr-
telnyoh konwulsjaoh konia tax SLIME
kopytem " glove, He odni6sf oie4kie
wstrzssnisnie m6sgu. Oiwieziono
60 do miesskania. Konia tr.sba by.
20 dobi6.
- w polskie rece pr.esssdl fol
wark Nowabudka " powieois Ohio.
dsisskim pod Budsynism p~olo4ony,
. obsjmujscy okoso 600 m6rg. Ma
byi 60 Cd nismos p. Sohneidra p.
Felioki Z Bydgos.o.y "a $4,000 m.
- Mysiowice &C.. S. Syn wdo
Wy tussjs.ej Msislovej, ukohosyw
sly nsuke " handlu win Grunwslda,
raoisgniesy sosssi do IL puiku pie.
ohoty va Wrooiswiu. Dnis % s.m.
sastrsslR sic Meissl " kossarach.
Poossskowo prsypus.ossno, 70 samo-
b6jca targnsl sic M waasne fyois q
powodu sawiedsionsj miioSci. Aliloi
prsyjaoiel smsriego donosi obeonis,
70 Msisel juA cd lipoa rb. nosii sic .
samisrem odsbranis sobie tycis, rpo.
niswas tsgo psisgo aycis diussj jul
snisSc ME mote. Miedsy Msislsm
10 jego pode flcersm panowasy po.
dobno tax nspreaons ssosunki, 70 do.
wodsoa kompanji p~rzydsislic musisl
Meisls do innsj roboty. SGD dywi'
zyjny ssisf sic obecnie bsrdzo sns
gicsnie t. sprsws.
-uNiebezpieczni' Sokoli pol
scy. Konserwstywnc. hakatystyosn,
.~Sohlssische Ztg." Inowu poruss'
sprawe polskich Towsrsystw gimns'
styosnyOh " w. Ks. Posn,hskiem
M s.lssku, . denuncjujsc je o rse
koms ppislegnowanie idsi polisyos
nych", asds, ably Sokoa6w baczni'
~slsdsono, DO noni - bardse ruohli
wynn prseciwnikami w~ssslkiego u
moonisnis narodowsgo duoha ME
mieckisgo M kressoh wsohodnioh,
misnovioie To-. na G6rnym Sslssku"
Stara to piosuks, kt6rs osesto lpis
wsjs organ szlsskioh bskstyst6w
pokrewns mu duohsm pisns ME
mieokie. Cslu swsgo, ksory az mad
TO jest widoosnym, uSohlss. Ztg." nj
osiegnie, DO wiadse pruskie wieds'
dobrse o tenn, 10 Sokoli polscy pie
lsgnujs sylso gimnsssyhe, . sprawl
mi p~oIityesnsui weals dc ME ssjuu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

JszeH kto . coSonxSw Zx,aSsa Use 9
'rsym'1e reguIarris ..ZGod;', poas
tenn na:ychr.sass sau.oGo.,s:
Sekr. JeneralneSo, a nse Redaktcra
"ory z adresdmi odbiore6.. orgar,
o'ciqzkoacego nic .ospoireoo -;er.o. 81.
sa'ciadamiajqc Q tensr ro1ezy p-=eGs
'cszystkiem podae no.cy ad-es 5okSaa
1y, o6ok dd,onego. Teras dsie;e s..
sdh, se,jezeH kto pZ9ody" re otrs,
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z'cymyslde s nie poGa6- s,e.c.
1dres"l Skutek taki: dalsj uZgoG;
csrsyrsujG.- Sxxy. J,y,Eixrw
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

Sekrstarze grtp PREY rdportach nsss
siecznych p~opinni koniecznie zafqcSa,
karty podrdzne, ma mocy kt6rych przy;
mujq czfonk6p 2 innych grup. Pre-;
odsuspendowaniu cztonk6sc, sekreta-
grupy pooinien Sdtosze zdzndczdep pre-
jdk dfugi GAS czfonek 6yf suspendc
n - SRKRKrARz JKNnRALNy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27
q cafej Polski.
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zoIcm OCTLyma1a
charakter ~zajscia osobistego, W
kt6rem zadna zasada ME costa.
IA naruszona - powiada ko
respondent j dodaje:
nChodsi pc prostu o unor
mowanie prsyszlego stanowis.
ka monsignora Symona i ob.
sadzenie administracji biskup-
silva plockiego, ME wiadomo
Ola czego. oproznionego. Sto
|lica swista juA dawniej prze
dlozyla propozycje, kt6ra Ca
rykow przeslal swemu rssdo.
wi, ale poniewaa jeden z wy.
sokich urzednik6w rosyjskich,
kt6ry mial:udzielic odpowie-
dzi, znajdowal sic z powodu
zdrowia "a granics, przeto cd.
powiedz nadeszla dopiero W
lipcu.O lie mi wiadomo, przyj.
~mowalaona W ~gf6wnych punk.
tach pojednawcz rozwiszanie,
proponowane przez Stolics
swists z wyjstkiem kilku szcze.
g6l6w, DIDO kt6rych odpo-
wiedz rosyjska robila inne pro.
lpozycje. TIE ostatnie znowu
zostafy oddane do zbadania ko.
misji kardynal6w i obecnie
mkt ME watpi, ze uzyska sic
zupefne porozumienie CO do
najlepszego:sposobu zako6cze.
mia zajscia. sado-
woleniu".
To ,.og6lne zadowolenie"
oznaczac..moze tylko zadowo.
lenie Kurji i rzadu rosyjskie
go, ale ME spoiecze6stwa pol.
skiego. Ola biskupa Symona
sprawa zako6czy sic zapewne
pomyslnie, natomiast przywr6.
Genie jszyka polskiego W ma.
bozehstwie W tych parafjach,
W kt6rych dawniej ksieaa-od.
stepcy za~prowadzili RITUAL TO.
syjski, ME bedzie przez Rad,
"a zgoda posrednia Rzymu, to.
lerowanem.
Ma sic rozumiec, ugodow.
cy, jezeli biskup Symon otrzy.
ma katedre plocka, beds roz.
wodzili sic znowu o dsznos.
ciach pojednawczych rzadu ro-
syjskiego i przedstawis ten
fakt, jake waana zdobycz pc.
lityczna W dziedzinie stosun.
k6w koscielnych. 1 znaczna
Geese spoleczehstwa zapewnie.
niom lynn uwierzy, ME rozu.
miejac, &c W danej sprawie ME
chodzilo wcale o to, czy biskup
|Symon osisdzie W Plocku, czy
pozostanie nadal ma wygnaniu
W Odessie, ale o to, czy jssyk
polski bedzie ~przywr6cony W
naboze1stwie koscielnem ma
Bialej Rusi.
Me pisalismy dotychczas o
memorable ruskim, wysianym
do kancelarji cesarskiei i W cd.
pisie dorsczonym hr. Thunowi.
Memorial ten ulozyli i podpi.
|sy W sekrecie zbierali marc.
ldowcy do spolki z moskalof
lami, a nawet i radykali W TO.
dzaju p. O~kunowskiego. Zbie-
rano podpisy W AZ powiatach
i zebrano ich sporo, chociaa
wiekszosc podpisanych o tres
CT dokumentu ME ma pojecia.
Ale rusin lubi sic skarzyc j
jest lojalnym, wisc skargs, do
kancelarji cesarskiej wystoso.
wana, niewstpliwie kazdy