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MARKS OF RANK OF THE NAVY.

command. The captain of a single YES
sci receives one-tenth of the money
awarded TO his vessel, but gets nothing
from the prizes of any of the other
ships of the fleet to which he belongs.
The remaining officers and members of
the crew of the vessel which has made
the capture receive prize money in &C
-cordance with their rank and pay. The
lower a man is in the navy, the less
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
Works Both WAYS.

Chicago Tribune: Brooks-Do you
know it is susceptible of proof that
war promotes matrimony?
Rivers-It's likely enough. I know
that matrimony often promotes war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
Made the Wrong Kind of a Hit.

Pick-Me-Up: The curate had worked
himself into fine fervor for his oerora-
ton.
You old men," he said. with your
hoary head. you young men with your
blooming cheek-ahem. | mean with the
bloom still upon your cheek" But il was
too late.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15

The poor Afghan laborers whom the
government had brought from India,
by way Of experiment, died ike flies
in the winter The natives were little
better; and. as for the White men, they
stood the siege worst OF all. Not a
day passed by that one or more fu-
nerals did not take place behind the
kopje, or small knoll, upon which
sheds had been built. Still DR.. O'Leary
kept UP the fight manfully, and still
Dick Harley, Long Jim Greene and the
rest supplemented the physician's Ia
bors. like the heroes they We're.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15

But the crisis of the epidemic at Vim
tall station was yet to some. One
morning Dick Harley and Red Pat
Shea were waiting in the little impro-
vised surgery for the doctor, and Won
dering greatly why he was so late Sud
denly the American, Jim Greene, came
rushing towards them through the rain
his face white, and terror in his
eyes.
Boys, it's all up with us now!' he
cried. The doctors down now!
It was too true. O'Leary had sue
cumbed to the fever, and was at that
very mement rehearsing in wild deli
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
WHAT WE FIGHT FOR.
There Is Prize Money and Gold Lace
as Well as Fame.
BY F. K. scR1BNER

In military service throughout the
world, both upon land and water, there
is a wide distinction between the diff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15

prize money he gets. A common sailor
may get 5000 as his share, where, If he
was a lieutenant, he might receive
twice that sum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15

hotel keeper had been suffering for with indigestion dyspepsia
seeming all FIRE the food rnenng causing vomiting. His
dsordeed contaminated his blood
eventually hold him and difficulty
al of
him relief As the entire package had been taken he found
ry
FOR eaSre
tot the oand t oonouiaL dozen
OF y nall BY dgf % the RuArs nnclE
o lei for a7een
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
A DAISY. AIND ID9

The reverend gentleman who
presides over the destinies of the
Soldiers Home is determined to
have a fine record for economy,
even if he has to steal it. In his
recent report he seeks 70 convey
the impression that unde- his re-
hgious administration the cost of
maintaining the Home has been
less than ever before. THE
TRIBUNE hates to puncture that
pious fraud, but obligations to the
public cannot be subordinated 10
tender sentiments. The Super
intendent's report covers the year
1897, from January Ist to De-
cember 3Ist, and it shows that
the per capita cost is less than in
any preceding year. In the first
place, the per capita cost must
necessarily decrease with the in
crease of inmates, because The
general government pays annual
ly $Ioo for each inmate, while
additional inmates do not increase
certain fixed charges, such as
light and fuel. There has been
a slight increase in the number
of inmates, consequently a slight
decrease per capita was neces-
sary result. But this is on'y one
feature. During seven months
of The year 1897, from Janua-y to
July, inclusive, the Home was
under the management of SIper-
intendent McGin.y, a Re2ubG-
can, and the ,o,al cost of main
tenance, TO the state, was $3.50,
an average of 1894 per mon l..
The psescat superintendent has
managed for five months, and the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
COMING TRIUMPH.

Simply to reach the pole for
the sake of sensational success
would be splendid pay in that
international game of daring and
Endurance which has been going
on for three centuries. Having
long ago set out to do this thing,
notning can be more certain than
that man will go on till he has
succeeded. AS an athletic feat,
as a triumph of preparation and
combination, as a ivory over the
difficulties of road, distance, cli-
male, it would be at least as
wor: by ad:nira ION as the break
ing of records upon the race-horse
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

or bicycle track, as the winning
.of a base ball, football, or yacht
ing trOphy-feats to which NE
world properly gives applause
and its reward in rich measure.
But even a mere effort to reach
the pole has vastly more TO com
mend it, since it is impossible for
an expedition to approach the
pole without exploring seas and
lands now unknown, without
gathering a multitude of facts for
which every physical science
awaits with eagerness.
The north pole can be and pro-
badly will be reached during the
next few years, In arctic e. nlors-
ton as in everything else here IS
progress. 1t is only now taat the
combined experience of all who
have ventu-ed in this field leach
es us precisely what the condi-
tons are that must be COPIED with
and precisely how they are 70 be
overcome that we may be able to
say we know how the pole can be
attained.-From "Arctic Explora-
ton and the Quest of the North
Pole" by Waller Wellman, in
American Monthly Review of
Reviews for February.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
NOTICE. TO PATRONS OF THE PHYLLIS
CANAL.
Namna Ida.. Isnnarp 3. 18a8.

NSm7a Ida, January Is, 1898.
W2:Ol will be 1urRishe by u 8
Ph..Llis Camel for Sbe seesoQ 1898 to all
land covered by the Canal Cpol the fol-
lowing Yarns and conditions:
Upon LnG land owner making The
proper application and giving yhe num-
bers OF lind and signing a contract or
agreement as to nuRber of acres for
VII Ch application is made, conditions
or delive y, AUG Pc ment of one g ar
and fly cents per 2sre.
The Total maximum quantity allowed
per &C at $1.50 will be sufficient TO
put two feet in depth of the land iry -
gated equivalent to a continuous flow
OF one cubic foot per second to each
ore hundred ceres for 100 days, or one.
half inch PEI PcIS for the same time.)
Any additional water used over and
above sad two acre feet will be
charged for a. proportional rates.
The maximum amount of water to
be delivered at any one time will be
at the late of one cable foot per sec
0nd 10 fifty acres Tor ore inch per Gcre.)
No WaYer VII be furnished to ptrties
IN arrears for water rent until such
arrears have been paid.
No water will be turned in any lateral
used by two or more consumers until
the Manager of the canal has been no
d1ed that The lateral has been cleaned
out and is in good repair and water
master elected for the same.
JNO. D. BLOOMFIELD.
lEo Manager.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
THE UNION PACIFIC.

PaSseS Though the best Oitiss I'D
1oWns IN Utah, Wyoming, Colorado
Kansas and Nebraska, and is the heat
route to Denver. Kansas City, CounoH
Bluffs, Sioux City, st. Louis, Cbicapo
and all eastern points.
The advantages gained by trayslinr
via the Union Pacific are
Quick Time,
Unequalled Service,
Free reclining Chair Cars.
Pullman Tourist Sleepers.
Magnificent Equipment.
Double Drawing Room,
Pullman Palace Sleepcrs,
Pullman Dining Cars,
For time tables, pamphlets descrin
tive OF the country traversed, rates Of
rare OF any other information. address
E. L. LONAX.
Omaha, NeA.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

total cost to the state is $4,000
according TO his own figures),
or $IaOo per month. Mr.. Clark
manages to make a very respect
able showing by apPropriating to
his own credit the excellent re-
cord of his predecessor. None
but a COED, pious soul, overflow
ing with the Hely Ghost would
ever attempt a fraud like that.
Shod Belly is a daisy, aind id7
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
a HOT GOODNESS.

And now they are telling this
story just to disrupt the beautiful
harmony which prevails in the
State House family. OF course,
nobody Pretends to believe it,
and THE TRIBUNE would be loath
to repeat il from any motive ex-
cept one of pure benevolence.
The enemies of reform say that
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

a hot GOODNESS exists between
State Auditor Anderson and Sec.
rotary Of State Lewis, all on ac-
coGnt Of some curious discover
les made by M. Auditor since
his translation to the Office Of
president of the Sentinel Pub
fishing company. Upon the
books of the Sentinel Company
was found an entry il the expense
account which read about this
way: Pad to George ]. Lewis,
5000 for transcribing the laws of
the Fourth Session. The presi-
dent of the Sentinel Company was
struck by the novelty of the item,
and proceeded to prolic the mat
ter. He found that the trans
action upon which the entry was
based had occurred, and that Mr..
Secretary had received 5000 as
recorded. But-Aye, there's the
rub-but, Mr.. Secretary had ON
mitted to render any account of
the .anSaction TO the State. and
there's the rubber again-evi-
IDENTIFY intended to pocket the lit
tie fee without making any noise
about it. Now, Mr.. Auditor,
being also Mr.. President, does
not relish that sort of thing and
is after Mr.. Secretary with a
sharp stick, prodding him to either
return the money to the Sentinel
Company or cover it into the
State treasurey. Mr.. Secretary
has good lungs and doesn't often
cough up anything he has once
downed. He would rather have
that 5000 in his chest than any
where else he can think of at
present. But Mr.. Auditor, being
also Mr.. President, is a good
prodder and keeps jabbing away.
What the end will be, cannot be
foreseen, but in the language of
song, there is a hot time in the
old town tonight and there is a
GOODNESS in the State House
family. THE TRIBUNE does moi
want anybody to believe this his
:ory unless it be true. We there
fore hope Mr.. Anderson, who is
A man of moral courage and I'M
questioned integrity, will verify it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
lMPEAcH 'EM. GOVERNOR.

Once more foreboding rumorS
roll down from the Capital City
and The government at Boise
seems to be trembling on the
brink of a woeful catastrophe. 1t
is said that the Governor is brood
ing over the Vaccinations of the
Supreme Court and seriously
meditates its demolition. Lei us
hope he will be steadfast to his
great resolve, if he has made it.
The court ought TO be impeached.
Possibly it ought to be abolished.
It is not en- RAPPORT with the Ref
ormation. 1t clings to antigua
ted forms of law and respects the
authority of an obsolete constitl-
ton. 1t intercepts the onward
march of progress, and opposes
technicalities against the benefi-
cent projects of the defenders of
the poor. The court must be
stamped out. 1t must be crushed
under the weight of that GILL
TIMED and UNCALLED
FOR" organic law it is its treas
enable and inhuman business 10
uphold. To perdition with
court of law that dares regard
the impious mandate of a poor,
miserable human constitution in
the face of the inspired and glori-
fed apostles of reform. The
Governor should not waste one
moment in cowardly hesitation.
All the union forces are at his
back. They are clamoring for
action. The Hon. Speaker is
abroad stirring to mutiny the
very stones and jackassrabbits.
The sage of Salubria hath smote
the ETHEREAL space with brazen
bugle blast. From the snow
capped peaks of Bear Lake
sweep successive ayalanches of
indignation. The cay
otes sit upon the rolling hills of
Latah and ow-ow-ow-ow-o-o
90, by the light of the pale
silvery moon. Oh, sweet Gov
ernor, why falter7 Is not the
call of duty ringing in your deli
Cately pinked ears, like the music
OF Populist Convention? On to
duty man! Call the statesman to
arms-impcach the traitors an
the usurpers of preroga-
tive. Let the glory of your adj
ministration so shrine and illum-
mate, that posterity will stagger,
and gazing back through the Wis
ia of ages, see the blaze and eX-
claim-rats. Governor, get
move on yourself. The blue and
red lights are all ready. Issue
the proclamation and-tablean
vivant. Oh, glory what a chance
to range your name midst that
brilliant galaxy of immortelles,
Pennoyer, Yates, Spies and the
rest. And there is his excellency,
the Deputy, also. Think of him!
His name and figure must be
preserved in imperishable brass.
Impeach 'em, Governor. Ding
blast 'em, impeach 'em.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

Smack upon the heels of the
Governors proclamation to the
people that "all the large irriga-
ton works in Idaho are in a
healthy and prosperous condition"
comes the announcement that a
$4,000 mortgage has been
clapped on to the Phyllis. Is that
what the Governor calls hcaIthful?
And the joke of it is, the Phyllis
canal is the very irrigation work
which waters his excellency's
beautiful villa upon Washington
Heights. When the Salt Lake
Tribune reporter pictured the
Governor as a typical western
rancher, he might have had in
mind some of the Snake River
potato stories, or possibly Pay
cite strawberry dream.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

The attitude of the Popocratic
press toward the return of pros
perity to the sta1e and nation has
been an amusing thing to study.
AT first the boards assertion was
made that there was no prosper
ity but when that would no lo1g-
er do in face of facts so paien, the
tone of the press took up another
version disclaiming this time that
the prosperity that had come was
due in any measure to Repub'i-
can policies. The story o. Short
age in crops and famine in India
was rung in all lis changes. Blu,
very lately there is a new story
to the effect that tAe prosperity
that pays mortgages is due to
Popocratic sSste cOa;ro-, and the
Popoc:ets in Kansas and Idaho
are using this already as cam
paign hunder.-Lewiston Teller.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
A2A.P7.L

The AmsFisas Psstseive Tariff League
. a NaAS0d orEadRtiSR advocating
" PFstSsGsa 70 Aasrieaa Labor and
hda1Sy" q explained BY is eenstitu-
ten. g tslLeWs:
Tho &AjAsA Il ~ LsaESs shaII be 20 nrot.,+
American AabSr b. SaStf en- imports which snail
AAsquat9lV sssuNs AuaSFtaaE industrial products
SSAi"St ~ saGaOSStSs" - SsNSigR hbor. /"
ahOEs ere Rs pOTSONGl or private
PrSti6 u connection with the organiza.
ten end itSSustaiAed by memberships.
SenTibutiOOE ard lie distribution Of it's
publications.
lReT eSrHssSsR1sass i SoEsitsd rass,d;,,
" ASmhSRshiP and - SffiSisi caPrsspondSnta ~
SEcoAB: We HOAd and welcome ssntrbutioD.
~hstHsF small or large, ~ eur SAuas.
THIRD: We PubILSh q large EnO Of Soo,,msnt.
SeVer'Eg ~ PhaAAs e Sha TGriPP question c.
S'sts S"S viii - HASd " cry address for SO can't"
FOURTH: BEAD psssai card psousst for fr.o
sample SsPY u SHo "AnoTiean Eooror,ist =
Address Wlbug ?. &OkSmaR, eSNsNSI sscs"t.",,
SSS WAst 2OS etRsSt hsv Yea. -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

THE Populist convention re-
Gently held in St. Louis vehem-
emily declared against furtl
fusion with Democrats. The
leaders attributed all the confus-
ion and loss of strength during
the last two years % the entang-
ling alliance entered into with
Democrats. The leaders declared
absolutely against any flu Their
combinations of the sort.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

We have a man down here
in the Payette Valley who is will
ling to bet a ge1tle saw-horse
that no member of the present
board of County Commissioners
can give a satisfactory excuse
for letting public contracts to the
highest bidder. Shame on men,
who, after preaching "refOrm" all
over the country, now make of a
public trust a vehicle to further
personal ends and political am
birions.-Independent.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

Ruch W BibliOtece Muzeum wv.
N. p. W miesiacu pazdz. 1898 r.
Muzeum zwiedzi{o osob 10.
u biblioteki korzysta}o os6b 239.
Ksiazki zamienili 542 razy.
Ksiazek W czytaniu by}o przeciet-
ME TIT.
DO Muzeum ofiarooai:
Aug. Kowalski-dwa naboje anne
rykahskie j 8 kule hiszpahskie z pod
Santiago de Cuba.
M. Michalski--Papiery 8. p. Lud-
wika Postawki.
u. Adomditis,
Bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

Cz}onkowie obarczeni rodzinami pod
kaadym wzgledem zasluguja pre-
dewszystkiem ma uwzglednienie. Je-
aeli prosbe poda jednoczesnie cz}o-
wick pojedyhczy i cziowiek obarczo-
ny rodzina, to przeciez Same poczu-
Gle sprawiedliwosci nakazuje ives.
przec przedewszystkiem tego, kt6ry
wieksze obowiazki ma do spelnienis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

OCt Vttp mtClts
Tow. Synowis Masowsza or. 439
odbyio pisrws.e posiedzenis dnia Ia
o. Z isiernika, ma kt6rem obralo n.
rssd M rok jsden jak nastepuje:
Stanisfsw Ssdiowski-pre.ss; Jak6b
Cslmer-wiceprezss; Bronisaaw MAI
kiswio=-sekr. prot /; J6zsf L. Ssaw
'ki-sekr. ioansowy; wojoisoh Py-
sowicz-kssjer;; Stanisiaw Kromka,
Miohsf Cslmsr ! J61tf Dlugo2eoki-
oP'ekunowie kasy; Antoni Bobrow.
ski-dyrsk. choryoh; Jakob Kozlow-
ski-wioedyrsk. choryob; Mich. Ora.
bowsk:-marssaiek; Wojoieeh Sad.
Marian Wasilewski l Michal
Cslmsr-delsgaoi do gminy. lara.
seu sawiadamiam braoi polak6w "
Detroit ks6r.yby misli ohec prsysts.
pie do q N. P. do Syn6w Marrow.
sra gr. 439, MECH sic .glosss ma 20
kt6rs beds sic odbywa6 W
drugi oswsrtek po pisrws.ym, pod
NUN. BOT prey al. Aubin. Ws.elkie
he rssPoodencje prose vysyaa6 pod
Br. Maikiswicz, 1929 Do
bois a., Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

Zswiadamiam krewnych 1 snsje.
mych, if mass kochany ~ojoieo, Wa.
lsoty Berchsrt, opatrzony iw. ia
krsmentami, prssni6si sic do wieos
noici, dnis 3. b. m. i roku.
S. 2. Berchert urodsil sic d. 8 90
mstoa lS4S T.. " Goiszaie, " w.
Ks- PoIoahskiem. Pr.ybywsry do
Amsryki " frsdnim wisku ~ieszcxe,
pracowaf N ox'soi sws a. do zgouu,
Kochsny nas. ojcieo mial honor
nals4sc do Zwis1ku Mar. Pol. l dc
Tow. sw. Florjana " Cincinnati. o.
gdsie obovisxki wloAone ma sisbie
soiSls wypeaniaa.
Zsrasem skiadamy serdsozns po.
dziekowanis ks. w. Lipskiemu. "a
eksPortscjs .wiok I s.anownym bra
oiom q. N. p, gr. 10, Tow. Sw. Flor.
jana oras I w%szystkim, kt6rzy wsieli
udsiai " oddaniu ostatniej prsyslugi
naszsmu ojou.
suusku pogrs4ons sieroty.
Rozalia 1 Frdnciszka Berchert
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
z South Chicago.
W spraDie tospdrc.

Ma posiedzeniu SVEN d. 10 PAT.
dziernika r. b. tow. Zgoda, or. 1927
W South Chicago, uohwali}o wspo.
magac braoi zwiazkowych W ME-
szczesciu sk}sdkami miesiecznemi DO
/ cencie cd cz}onks. Grups uznaje,
re ME byloby sprawiedliwem, zeby
kazda grupa, bez wzgledu jska Jest,
p&aoila rowno pc 25c.
Dlategosmy uchwalili, ably kaAdy
.Ozionek psacii jednego centa ma mic.
siac, to mkt cd tego ME zubozeje, a
ziozymy iadna sumke, ola braoi
zwiazkowych W nieszczesciu.
HipolI Shiaeger.
sekr. prot,
$3.50 Commercial ave., So. Chicago,
iii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
z Pasaic N. j.
O6ch6d L~dstopodoscy.


Ia inicjatywa Towarzystwa Mo.
dzieay ma sic odbyc W 'naszem mics.
ole obch6d Listopadowy. Udzial "
MIN biora: tow. Maodzieay Polskiej
tow. sw. J6zefa, tow. ks. J. Ponia.
towskiego, tow. krola Kazmierza,
K6lko dram. spiewu Echo i tow
Krakus6w Polskich. Tow. sw. Mi.
oha}a ME dalo aadnej odpowiedzi.
Jak widac wyaej wymienionyct
towarzystw, w~szystkie grupy 2. N
P. biora udzial.
Czy tylko towarzystwa Zwiazko'
we maja u~ozucie patrjotyczne W ma.
seem miescieP To Gle! zaprzeozyt
Mkt ME mole; DO mi}ujac Boga =
trzeba kochac take Ojczyzne.
Obch6d odbedzie sic ma sail Ko'
lareozko, lat 2-ga utica, o godzinie
Is. Komitet stara sic, o lie moznos,
ci, aeby to pamiatke jak najstosow'
niej uczcit.
M. s. Winosoicz,
Al Dayton ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
z Newarku, n. j.
Polska haia.

Bodaj ~towarzystwa polskie W Ne
warku, N. J. zaczynaja sic budzid
z letargu pc oieAkich pr6bach smut
nej pamieci kilku krytycznych lat.
Przekonane, il urzadzajao zabawy,
MUSIC sic dzielic z magnatami par
kow i hal j to jeszcze, IL niekt6rzy
kata sobie p1acic naprz6d, inaozej
gasza swiatia, jak sic to stalo swego
czasu ma przedstawieniu dram. Tow.
CIV. Wolnosci. Podobno kilku oby-
wateli zaczelo lynn nadu.yciom pre-
oiwdziala6.
Poniewaz cd kilku juz lat krata
ideje "a raczej dobre checi) za}oae-
mia gniazda Soko}6w, biblioteki Tub
jakiego tow. Oswiaty, a ae co praw-
da jest tn brak odpowiedniej hall,
ct6z WYE wspomniani obywatele GU
jac tea brak obszerniejszej szko{y,
zaczeli przemysliwac, czy by sic ME
daso prey pomocy miejscowyoh to-
warzystw szko}e wraz z hala wsp6l
nemi silami wybudowat.
Podobno jua tow. Sobieskiego to:
mu projektowi pr~zyklasnelo. Music
to nadmien.c, Re owo towarzystwo
da1o ma zakupno kosciola, jezeli sic
ME myle, bezprooentowa poayozke
500 dol. i mimo tego wzrosio do po-
tegi.
Jestem zwolennikiem zasad unfair.
kowanie postepowych i ME naprzy.
krzam sic zbyt ami ludziom ami b.
gu, powiem wiec b~szstronnie, i. pa.
rafja tutejsza aczkolwiek uboga, mo.
re s}uzye wzorem wszystkim innym
W Ameryce. Proboszcz, chooiaa jesz.
oze MILDLY, po tylu walkach z pre-.
c~iwnosciami, potrafi zatrzee plamy
Pc swych poprzednikach i zdoby.
sobie szacunek pomiedzy tutejszs
polonja beg wzgledu ma zasady.
Jak slyszalem, to Krakusi uchwa,
lii czese swyoh funduszow depono
wac ma 6w Gel. w TAXI spos6b to
warzystwa dogodzilyby ludziom, Bo
GU same sobie najlepiej, gdy.
budujao hale ma sposob k~ooperaoyj
ny, zamiast niemc6w pasibrzuch6w
ciagne}yby same zyski, a i ozionko
vie przyszliby do domu z groszen
W kieszeni, zamiast zostawic 90 "a
bara. W. BLdchowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
~OdpOwiedzi ~redakcji.

- OBJ. j. A. ID. W Bay City,
Dzielo G.. Kennana o Syberji, jake
wydane W Ameryce, ME moze byt
tlomaczone bez wyraznego pozwole.
mia autora. Gdybysmy je drukowa.
Ii, to naraseni bylibysmy ma process.
Dziekujemy W kazdym razie "a do.
bre checi.
OBJ. J. X. W Pittsburgh Pre-
szukanie rocznikow Zgody z 1892, 8,
4 5 r., W sprawie s. p. Zdanowiczs,
wymagaloby przynajmniej dwoch
dni asu Wybaozy wiec pan, re
jego zyozeniu zadosyc uczynic ME
mozemy. Mozeby kto z pahskich
przyjacioi W Chicago podjs} sic
tel pracy. w takim razie siuzymy
rocznikami chetnie ola przejrzenia
ma miejsou.
- Oh. J. S. W Perth Amboy.-
Ma 90 ..rozwleka6 diuzej To sprswe.
Kwit byl przedstawiony, a vice pie
niadze dosziy do miejsca p~rzeznacze-
mia. Bye mole, IL byly ucbybienia
W sposobie przes}snia takowyob, ale
przeciez ME trzebs tego brad tax go
raco do serca. Lepiej w~ybaczsc mia
potepisc. Nam ~wszystkim wlasnie
ten nasz goracy polski temperament
szkodzi W rozwoju. A tu " Amery.
'oe, wiecej niz W Oiozyznie naszej
potrzebujemy zastsnowienia. Ma
my nadzieje, Re ! wasza sprawl, kt6-
ra jest tylko nieporozumieniem, vie.
cej juz ME pojawi sic ~publicznie.
Pracujmy wspolnie mad oswiata !
u. N. 2.
- Parafjsnin z Buffalo Tskich,
bezimieDnych korespondencyj ME
umieszczamy. Redakcja must wie-
dziec kto list pisa}.
= Oh. +. G. X. " Cleveland.-
Ajer, kalmus, slbo tstarak--to jedno.