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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
SONS Of VETERANS.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING TO BE
HELD MONDAY.
The Sponsor to Present a Flag Del
egates to Charleston
to be Chosen.

Miss Eta Jacobs, sponsor OF
Camp James McCutchen, U. S. Q
", will present to her camp at the
regular meeting next Monday a
flag. The presentation will be
made il The court honse during
the progress of the meeting and
will be public. The presentation
address will be made by Col. j +
Dunlop, and Commandant Les
esne Will respond on behalf OF
Camp James NcCutchcn.
Miss Jacobs has displayed the
excellent taste characteristic of
the young lady in the selection OF
the banner. The flag is made of
silk and is 24x36 inches in size.
On one side is the last Conieder-
ate battle flag, the rcd acl-ground
with the red x inside of which are
the white stars. and the following
lettering Scamp James McCutch-
ell, No. IS, U. S. G. "" On the
other side is blue background
with the coat OF arms of the State
of South Carolina, and the same
wording as above. In all the flag
Is beautiful one, and Will reflect
great credit on the camp and coun
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
BRIsTOw,
Adjutant

Mr.. Joseph Alexander Thompson
died at bis home a few miles from
Kingstree last Friday, and was bur-
led at the cemetery the following day,
the Rev. J E Dunlop conducting the
funeral service.
Mr.. Thompson was born in vii.
liamsburg county seventy-seven
years ago, and lived here all of his
life. He was twice married, his first
wife being a Miss Hamilton, Of
Charleston, and the second was Mrs.
NJ E McCabe, of the same city. who
survives him. Unto Mr.. Thompson
by his first marriage eight children
were born, five of whom are still
living, and by the second marriage
two were born, one of whom survives
him.
Mr.. Thompson was well known all
over the county as being one of the
best of Williamsburg's citizens. He
was noble Confederate soldier, and
made an envlable record on the bat
tlefeld. His death causes distinct
loss to the country, and is much re-
GREETED by all.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
Indiantown Topics.
Cotton planting will begin in thi
vicinity about the fist of April.

Cotton planting will begin in this
vicinity about the fist of April
A party of gentlemen went to
"pine-tree landing" few nights ago
in quest Of shad.
Rev. ] E Dunlop preached his
farewell sermoh at Indiantown
church last Sunday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j R Brockinton lost
their infant daughter, Gladys, on
the 10th inst.
1t is reported that Capt. W H
Kennedy has bought a place and
will build fine residence in your
city in the near future.
Cotton planters had better curtail
their cotton crop. 11,500,0O0 bales
of cotton last y'sr, aud a heavy in.
crease in guano SAFES this year over
last, indicates three or four cents
cotton next fall. If Spain and the
United States turn loose the "dogs
of war" cotton will further decrease
in price and breadstuffs will increase
therefore, corn, etc., should have our
greatest attention.
HopE.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
RATES THE REUNION.
Cheap Tickets to Charleston Mex
Month.

The Atlantic Coast Line will,
as usual on such occasions, sell
round-tnp tickets to Charleston
for the coming reunion OF Con-
federate veterans at greatly re-
duced rates. The following rates
will prevail at the points named
for tickets sold on April 26lh and
9th. and good to return until the
3Oth: Gourtlins $1.15; Lanes,
$1.2O; Salters, $1.3O; Kingstree,
$1.4O; Cades, s1.55; Lake City,
$1.7O; Scranton, $1.75; Effingham,
$1.95; Grseleyville, $1.35; For
reston, $1.45; Wilson's Mill, (Cen-
lral railroad), $1.55; Manning,
$1.65. All other points will be at
the same per cent. reduction.
Commandant D. z. Gordon, of
Camp PRESLEY. U. G. v, has re
quested us to ask the veterans
who intend going TO the to the
reunion IN Charleston iE April
and who are not able to pay for
their board to notify him at once.
so he can arrange dor their accom-
modation while in the city. 1t is
we'll known that all veterans who
are not able to pay their board,
and who wish to attend the reun-
ion will be afforded accommoda-
ton free of cost.
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harpers Newsy Notes.

Farmers are planting corn. 1t j.
we'll for all farmers to plant plenty
of corn, for we know not what
Spain will do.
Mr.. J P Bronorton, ,one of our
merchants, left Monday for Atlanta,
where he goes to have surgical
operation performed. DR.. G Lee
accompanied him, and will remain in
Atlanta till Mr.. Bronorton returns.
Rev. o L DuRant filled his ap-
pointment in the NJ E church last
Sunday. Bro. DuRant gave us a
fine sermon, and was gladly received.
Mr.. James Higgins, Of Johnson
vile, spent a few days with Mrs. s A
Grier last week.
Miss Annie Poston, after a pleas
ant visit to this place, returned to
her home last Sunday.
JIM DANDY.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
WILLIAMSBURG At CAROLINA
The Standing Of Our Boys at the
S. c. College.

Ss ~ OSuS6Ss
From the published reports OF
the faculty of the South Carolina
college. we gather the following
reports of the recent examinations
of the Williamsburg students
there: L B Salters, mathe matics,
distinguished; geology, political
economy, logic, Latin, French and
ethics, highly distinguished;
George McCutchen. English, poll
tical economy and chemistry, dis
tinguished; geology, ethics, logic
and physiology, highly dist'n-
gui>hed; L w Gilland. English and
mathematics, distinguished; his
tory, proficient; W L McCutchen,
psychology, physiology and ply
sizes, proficient; Latin, distinguish
ed; w A Burgess. English, highly
distinguished; history proficient;
E L Hirsch, junior law, proficient
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
LAKE CITY Letter.
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF NEWS BY
OUR CORRESPONDENT.


Religious Services.-Fine Strawberries
Personal and Grneral
Mention.
Mr.. D N Epps visited relatives
near Cades Sunday.
Some of the folks from Scranton
spent Sunday in our city.
Rev. A E C Pittman left for
Charleston Monday on important
business.
Mr.. N D Lesesne, county superin-
tendsnt of education, was here last
week.
Mr.. Walker Stackhouse, of Mar
ion, is now keeping books for Mr.. B
Wallace Jones.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mira s T
Goodwin has been very i'll, butt now
improving.
George Haselden, who is attending
school here, is visiting relatives at
Johnsonville this week.
Mr.. S NJ Askins has some fine
strawberries ripe, the first Of the sea.
son here. 1t is said he expects to
make shipment very soon.
The marriage of Rev. A E G Pitt.
man to Miss George Rollins has
been announced. No doubt there
will be many present to witness ~:
ceremony at the Baptist church, as
both of the contracting parties are
deservedly popular.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson preached at
the Presbyterian church here Sunday
afternoon. This was trial sermon,
and many who heard him express
themselves as being highly pleased
with the effort. 1t may be that the
church will call Mr.. Patterson to fill
the vacancy,
A series of services conducted BY
Mr.. j W Williams, assisted by Mr..
Krumpler, has been in progress for
two weeks. The attendance has
been large, and the interest lively.
A good many converted, and some
sanctifed have been reported. The
meeting will continue until Wednes-
day night, perhaps longer. Mr..
Krumpler left Monday for Prospect
where he will assist in a meeting.
MIR. Williams is expecting additional
help from Marion.
H W ACKERMAN.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31

ty in any parade. At the reunion
in Charleston next month Camp
James McCutchen will be known
easily by its flag, the gift OF its
popular Sponsor.
At the meeting Monday after
noon, applications for membership
will be considered, and other mat
ters of importance will be attend
ed to. We call attention to the
official call of the Commandant
which appears in another column
Let our camp be well represented
at the reunion in Charleston.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
Some Good Work.

The town council has done a
good piece of work in having the
gully near Lesesne & Epps' store
filled up, and having a ditch cut
there to carry off the water. This
place has long been an eye-sore to
The community, and intendent
Kellahan and his board of war.
dens deserve vote Of thanks fol
having it remedied.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31

The Epworth League will have
a fish-fry on Black river next Mon
day afternoon. The members OF
the League will meet at the Meth
odist parsonage at half-past four
o'clock and will 90 from there to a
point near Mr.. Joel +. Brunson's
mill on the river where
the fry will take place. This fish
fry is to he held in lieu of the US
ual monthly literary meeting, and
it will no doubt be very largely
attended by the members.
Mr.. S. NJ. Askins, of Lake City,
sent to this office last Monday a
box of ripe strawberries which had
been gathe red from his field in
the rear of His dwelling. " hen
we were in Lake City a week or
so ago MIR. Askins carried US into
his strawberry field, and it is tru-
ly one of the finest in this section
Mr.. A. D. Epps has returned
from the Charleston Medical col
lege to spend the vacation at
home. Messers w. S. Lynch and
&. E. Epps will probably return
this week.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
Attention. Camp James Mccutchen

Headquarters,
Camp James McCutchen, US. CIV. !
Kingstree, SC, Mar. 2S, 1893. }
The regular quarterly meeting
ofCamp James McCutchen, United
Sons Of Confederate veterans, will
be held at three o'clock p. m.
Monday next, April 4th. Dele
gates will be elected to the re
union which takes place in Char
lesion April Goth, 9th and 2Sth
and other matters of vital impor
tance will come before the Camp
A full attendance is earnestly re
qnested. By order of
CHAs. j LEsEsNE,
BRIsTow, Commandant.
Adjutant.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31

1t is as much against the law in
South Carolina to steal ride on
the train as it is TO steal any
thing else. We give this for the
benefit of the young men and
bows who "beat" the trains when
they pass the depot.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
For Sale.

One hundred bushels of Kings
latest improved cotton seed at 81
per bushel. In lots of five bushels
or more, 75cts a bushel. Terms,
cash with order. Apply to
w q RICH,
Gourdin, sc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
Cuba Is Independent;
Presidents Ultimatum.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The COUNTY RECORD

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM The COUNTY RECORD
Charleston S. c., March 80, p. m-President Mckinley
today notified the Spanish that Cuba must be in
dependent afternoon, the United States would
fight for the Islands freedom.
Two baeshps and torpedo destroyer sailed from Spain
for this country today presumby bound for Charleston
Minister Woodord said to be negotiating with Spain for
the independence Cuba payment of two hundred million
dollars.
Congress of the greatest tumoils today ever
known strong pressure being made upon the Pesi-
dent urging hin, to advise declaration of war.
WAR Is NOW INEVITABLE.
WARINa.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-03-31
LOCAL ITEMS OF Interest.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Form and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake
of our Weary Readers.

Palm Sunday, Aprll ora.
The flowers and the birds
Tomorrow is April fools day.
Easter Sunday will be on April
10th.
Easter bonnets will soon be
ripe.
Fish-fries are the thing of the
season.
The bare footed boy is again in
evidence.
The farmers of Williamsburg
arein splendid shape.
You can't shoot the birds, but
you can 60 fishing alright.
The weather prophets are at
sea when they tackle the war
clouds.
Times are improving; even the
days are not as short as they were
a month ago.
Never try to fence in bow
legged man; he always has an open
gait of his own.
Why does The mother of home
ly baby always say it resembles
her husbands peopIes
Mr.. Eugene Hirsch has
been spending some days with
relatives in town.
And still the new subscribers
come. We have put on several
hundred since Christmas.
A travelling salesman had a
chaialess bicycle on exhibition al
Barr's Hotel last Saturday.
The darkest hour IS when you
can't find the matches, as we have
recently had occasion to notice.
How many of our readers realize
that one-fourth Of the year 1898
has already passed into history?
Mrs. w R Buie and two child
rem, of Georgetown, are visiting
the family of Mr.. Louis Jacobs.
The see side is everything to the
man who is blind in one eye, said
an afflicted gentleman the other
day.
Any man can write for Il news
paper-and he is sure of getting
it if he encloses the subscription
price.
Why do similar opportunities
make hero of one man and a
fool of another? asked a cynic
some day ago.
Sportsmen can no longer make
war on the feathered tribe, but
they are recountlng their triumphs
OF the past season.
There have been several cases
of more or less Importance tried
in Magistrate Matthews court
recently,
Next Monday will be salesday
The sheriff will make several land
sales, as will be seen by reference
to our advertising columns.
Mr.. P. B. Thorne is having
built from his mill to the lumber
siding on the railroad new tram
road for the transmission of lum.
Der from his mill to the cars.
Our country correspondents re;
port that the farmers are prepar,
ing to plant big cotton crops. We
are no farmer, but we think those
who plant should plant less cot
ton and more peas, corn, oats, po'
tatoes, etc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

stsc, giyby ME bylo przyczyn
ku t-mu tax dale c., ze choeby
nawet ws1yscy ksleza nieza
lezni o lstapili DIS swych pa
rsfian, to i wtedy jeszcze ruch
ten ME bviby stiumiony, DO
ay1by W gtsbi duszy ni-zsdo
wolony ch i wybuchuaiby W
stosownel chwili. moae gwsf
towniej niz obecnie, pod lima
postacis.
Me wyzwiskami, osmiesza.
nie IN, przekrScaniem fakt6w,
wymy Slaniem przrkl-h-twa
Iii zd, t, duchowi, i.two "a.
skarblc sobie wiare ludu. Sa
TO srodki zuzyte skompro
mitowane.
J.zeli duchowie1 ,two ma ist
reka W reks luiem, to cele
lch musza pyc - wsp6lne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28
DEKLARACJA WOJNY.
WASzY NGToN, d. 25 kwietnia.

WAszYNGToN d. 25 kwietna. Nizej podany bill zostal
przyety dis obe zby podpsany przez prezydenta
Bill opiewaacy ze wojna istneje pomiedzy Sanam Ze.
dnoczonymi Ameryki Krolestwem Hiszpanj
Mech bedzie uchwalonem it'd.
y lie stnienie wojny bye jest nlniejszem zadekla
ze wona rozpoczea zostaia d. 81 kwena R. P 1898
waczaac dzeh powyzszy pomiedzy Stanam Zjdnoczonym
Ameryki Kr6estwem Histpanji.
p Ze prezydent Stanow ZJednoczonych bye Jest nj
nieszem upowazni ze otzymaf wadze do uayca wszy
kich sit ladowych morskch Sanow Zednoczonych
ana do ynnej sluzby Sanow Zjeinoczonych mil eli kku
stanow takm sopniu aki okaae sic nezbednym da
wadzenia czyn ninejszego aktu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

musz' nAj vol; to tez ten lud
ME spocznie dop6ty dol 6ki
ostatnia kol, MIA europejska W
Ameryce ME ogfJsi sic ~olna
i niepodlegia. Bardzo sic myla
ci, kt6rzy w tel wojnie dopa-
trujs sic brutslnosci, chciwos
CT } aukes6w! Ponad pole
dy6c'ymi bowiem obiawami
interesownosci, unosi sic priy-
giussajacy je olbr1ymi duch
idei wyzszycb, wznioslejszych
niz nedIny interes materjalny
Ten t, duch skalnia nawet
takich, kt irzy sic pod TEN
niebem ME rodzlli, do zaciaga
MIA sic pod gwiszdzisty sztan
dar i przelewania krwi swcjej
W obronie wolnosci.
Ten duch przenlka tembar.
dziej mas, polak6w, kt6rych
krew pre- siakla wszystkie po.
Ia bitew, gdzie walczono "a
wolnosc, to tez pol.kich naz
wisk ME zbraknie i W tych
legjach, kt6re walczye bsda
ma Kubie.
Piecdziesiat lat temu, pra
vie dzieh W dzie1, walczyli
ojcowie nasi "a wolnosc Oh
czyzny pod Wrzesnis i Milo
slawiem, a dis, W POI wieku
po ojcach, synowie ich pojda
walczyc takae Ia wolnosc, chot
ME wlasnej Ojczyzny.
To nasz obowiszek. Ia
krew ME przepadnie, bo jak
niegdys z dalekich nizin Lom.
bardji przyplynsla mad Whsle
i Warts niesmiertelna pies1
,:Jeszcze Polska ME zginela ~
- i nadzieja odzyia W Oh.
csyznie; tax moze kiedys z
dalszej jeszcze Ameryki nova
piesh swyciszka splynie zn6w
do Polski sergeant tych,
kt6rzy nauczyli sic juz wal
czyc "a wolnosc ma drugiej
p6ikuli j Ojcsyzna nasza cd.
zyje!
Wojna obecna MECH bedzie
dla mas sskols ma przyszlosc!
Bodajby "a Polsks ujsto sic
kiedys tax jak obecnie "a Ku
ba.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

jenny u ludu Ware, ze niszczy.
my szacunek dla sukui kap
ia1skiej, ze staramy sic lud
odcisgnae cd naturalnych je-
go przewodnik6w-ksiszy.
Szal nienawisci doszedl z te-
go powodu W niekt6rych osa
dach do tego stopnis, ze kos
clelnik, zObaczywszy zwiaz
kowca, przechodzil ma druga
strons ulicy, by sic go ME dot
knsc przypadkiem, ze powsta
ly oddzielne dzielnice, do kt6
rych strony przeciwne ME "a
puszc1aiy sic W obawie ME
przyjemnosci, ME m6wiac juz
o odinawianiu posing religij
nych.
l kt6z to spowodowal taxa
nienawisc! Czy Zwiszek? Me
DO Zwiazek uwazal kazdego
polaka "a brata ME chcla}
mice mic wsp6lnego ze spra va. .
mi religijuemi. Nienawisc wy
wo1ans zosta@a przez pewns
Observation-Disclosures, ktore, jak
to ozaznaczylismy W poprzednim
artykule numyslnie mieszaio
zarzuty dotyczace ksiszy jako
kapianow zarzutami dotycza.
cymi ich dziaialnosci politycz
nel".
Dotychczas ME chce ono
zejsc z tel faiszywej drogi,, to
tee Zwiszkowi przypisywalo i
przypisuje, ze lud polski W
Ameryce odcisga cd spraw
koScielnych, buntuje przeciw.
ko wladzy duchownej.
W Polsce: ani W Galicji, ami
ma Slazku, niema takiej orga
nizacji jak nasz Zwiazek. a
jednak to samo sic dzieje dla
tel prostej przyczyuy, ze tax
W Polsce, ia & tutaj, wiekszosc
duchowiehstwa una ma widokn
przedewszystkiem wlasny in.
teres, a ME interes ludu i gro
sumiec ME chce, &c tax W Pol.
see, jak tutaj, " ludzie pol.
skim obudzii sic potszny duch
narodowy, uspiony cd wicklow.
kt6ry domaga sic praw swo.
ich.
Lud polski W Ameryce do.
piero na tym dslekim lsdzie
poczul sic prawdsiwie polskim
W znaczeniu politycznem, a ra.
Gem uczuciem tenn prsyszla
nah swiadomosc, ze ma obo
wlsski do spelnienia ME tylko
wsglsdem WARY, ale i wsgle-
dem ojczyzny. Tia to swiado
nose pchnsla lud nasz do urza-
isania obchod6w psmistek ma
rodowych, gdy duchowiehstwo
, mich ME mySlaso; pobudsila |
10 interesowania sic sstuka IL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28
Wojna.

woj' rozpoczeta!
Przyszle dzieje dopiero wy
kaaa, kto ia rzeczywiscie wypo-
wiedziaf. Wywolana jednak
zostala ME przez egoizm, chec
panowania lub zyskow, ,ak
twierdza prawie wszystkie
dzienniki europejskie, wyatt
klein angielskich.
Me chciaf jej Nc Kinley,
Sherman lub Miles; ME chcial
iei kongres lub senat amery-
kanski, ale chcial jej cafy ma
rod. Caly nar6d Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, przesiakniety dok-
tryna Monroe'go: , Ameryka
dla amerykan6w, przejety ide-
ami wolnosci, ciagle daryl do
wyparcia z tie! poikuli ostatnich
Shadow panowania europejskie.
90, ostatnich Shadow monar-
chizmu.
Me przeczymy, ae spekulan-
ci postaraja sic IL tych krwa-
wych zapasow wyciagnac ko-
rzysc dla siebie, re potrafa zro-
bic zloto nawet krwi poleg-
iych zofnierzy, ale tych kru.
k6w chciwych zeru napietnuja
kiedys dzieje ludzkosci mia
nem i'm naleznem. q.
Wojna obecna, to przede-
wszystkiem wojna dla idei, to
daisy ciag tel walki, kt6ra roz-
poczeli amerykanie W 1776r
wypedzajac ztad auglikow, ME
skohczy sic wiec tax predko.
| choc Kuba bedzie wolna,
choc strzafy umilkna i traktat
pokoju bedzie podpisany, to
pok6J ME nastapi.
Bedzie to tylko zawieszenie
broni ma lat kilka, kilkanascie
lub kilkadziesiat, bo opr6cz
Kuby istnieja tu przeciez jesz.
cze posiadlosci innych pahstw
europejskich. Anglia, Francja,
Danja, Niderlandy - posiadaja
tn jeszcze ziemie. TIE ziemie
musza bye woIne, musza bye
amerykahskie. Pc Kubie wiec
ma ME przyjsc musi kolej.
Rzeczpospolite poludniowo
amerykahskie, wstrzssane bez
ustannemi rewolucjami, gns
bione walka stronnictw rasy
ma poly ucywilizowanej. ME
mogs W tel piracy brac udzia-
fu, misja wiec uwolnienia krain
tel polkuli pod obcych rss-
dow, chocby nawet tylko no.
minalnych, spoczywa calkiem
ma ludzie Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych.
Lud ten wykwiAy irozmno.
zony z przodk6w, kt6rych |
krSywdy dosnane W Europie
pchnsly ma te po1kuls, kt6ry
wzr6sl wSr6d wolnosci poczu.
cia indywidualizmu, pojsc juA
ME jest W stanie, jak moze ma
rod jeden bye podleglym dru.
3 eiemu ME . wolnej, ME pray. !
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Powyzszs odezws stosuje sic dc
wszystkich obywsteli Stanow Zjed.
noczonych, czy tn urodzonych, czy
tylko naturalizowanych.
w tel liczbie znajduje sic tskae
wielu naszyoh rodsk6w. Me watpi-
my, 10 wezms oni do sercs powytszs
odezwe ] rusza tam gdzie ich powo
iuje obowiazek, jsko obywsteli tego
kraju duma nsrodows polska, ta
dums szlaohetns, kt6ra zswsze wio-
di. polakow ma pols slawy, ma pIac
boju "a wolnoSc, niepodlegsosc i no.
nor nsrodowy. = - x.
Mech 4yje Polsksi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Trese: wojna. - Deklaracja wojny.
Lud polski "A duchowiehstwo. -
Odezwa prezydenta Stan. Zjedn. -
Notatki. = Rok 1S4S. z " arszawy.
- Zziemi oiczystej. - Listy Elizy
Orzeszkowe Prasa nasze woj-
ME. - Ze Slazka. - Lista nowoprzy
jetych czionkow. = korespondencje
,Zgody". - Wiadomosci wv. - lga-
ME. - Ze swiata. - Walka kresy
wschodnie. % konstyt itucji 3go
maia. - Faraon. - Kronika miej-
scowa. - Sprawa Kubahska. - Pc
dziekowauia. zawisdomienia ogfo-
szepia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28
ODEZWA
Prezydenta Stan6w 'ZjednOczO
nych, pOwOfujaca pod broh
$4,000 OchOtnik0w.
ODEZWA

WASzYNGToN. d. % kwietnia 1898.
Przez prezydenta Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, odezwa:
Zwazywszy, ze przez wsp6lna re-
zolucje kongresu, dnia 20 kwiet-
MIA 1887, zatytusowana; ,,Wspol-
ma rezolucja dla uznania niepodleg-
iosei ludu wyspy Kuby, zaiajaca,
ably Rad hiszpahski zrzeki sic pano-
wanna i rzsda mad -yspa Kuba wy,
eofaf swe SHY ladowe i morskie tax
z kuby, jak w6d kubahskich i
uPowazniajaca prezydenta Stan6w
ZJednoczonych do uzycia sil lado-
wych morskich dla wypeinienia
tych rezolucyj" i
Zwazywszy, ze przez akt kongre-
su zatytufowany: ,Akt, zarzadzaja-
cy powiekszen.e armji Stanow Zjed-
noczonych W razie wojny dla in
nych celow'', zatwierdzony d. %
kwietnia 1898 r. - prezydent zostal
upowazniony, W celu utworzenia
ochotniczej armji, do wydania pro-
klamacji, powoiujacej ochotnikow
do siuzby W armji Stan6w Zjedno.
czonych;
Przeto, ja,. William Nc Kinley
Prezydent Stanow Zjednoczonych,
zgodnie prawem nadauem mi przea
konstytucje i prawa krajowe, s4dzac
ze siuszne Powody istnieja po temu
uznafem "a stosowne powolac nj.
niejszem Powo}uje ochotnikow dc
liczby 10000 ludzi dla wprowadze.
MIA W czyn rezolucyj wyzej wymie.
nionych, tom, aby liczba ochotni.
kow byia podzielona ma stany dys.
trykt Kolumbijski stosownie do lud.
nosci z ten, aby siuayli diva lata,
jezeli wczesniej ME beda uwoluieni.
Szczegoly tel sprawy beda natych.
miast zakomunikowans odpowiednim
wiadzom "a posrednictwem departa-
mentu wojny.
Ma swiadectwo czego podpisaiem
to wlasnoreeznie rozkszaiem prey.
fozyc pieczec Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Dan W Waszyngtonie tego %
kwietnia 1893 r. niepodlegiosoi
Stan6w zjednoczonych setnego i
dwudziestego drugiego.
William NC RinIev.
Przez prezydents.
John Sherman,
sekretarz stanu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28
Lud pOlski a ducho-
wiehstwO.

Cd chwili salozenia Zwisz.
ku, niechstne nam duchowieh /.
stwo, tax "a pomocs wlasnycb
gazet, jak ! "a posrednictwem
ambon, rzucaio ma mas gromy
anatem, woiajsc, Ae podkopu