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The record-union., 1898-01-24

III to 127 J street. Their products are
shipped throughout the United States.
The main warerooms are 105x105 feet,
a portion of which is two stories. A
warehouse is also occupied on Front
street of two floors, S0x100 feet here is
located a cleaning plant for the clean
ing of seeds, etc., that has recently been
put into operation. 1t Is operated by
electricity and is the most complete
plant of it's kind In the State, being of
the greatest Importance in the clean
ing of beans An exceptionally heavy
trade is carried on by this house IN
butter and eggs. which is one of their
strong specialties. Twenty-three peo-
pie find employment here and the in
stitution ranks among the largest of its
kind on the coast.
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BuRaIo Brewing Company.

II 1883 Sacramento was chosen as
the location of the above brewery. The
first beer was placed on the market in
May, 1890, since which time there has
been a steadily increasing demand for
its product.
Buffalo beer may be found through
out the Pacific coast as far north as
Alaska, and as far south as Central
and South America, the Hawaiian
Islands, China and Japan. The brew
cry is conducted by a joint stock COM
pany, composed mainly of Sacramento
men.
The plant occupies an entire block,
320x320 feet, bounded by Twenty first
and Twenty second and Q and r
streets, and comprises the brewery
building proper, pneumatic malt house,
ice factory and ice storage houses, bot
tling works, cooper house, stable and
wagon sheds.
The main buildings are substantial
structures, being built Of brick and
from, relieved by granite trimmings, are
of ornamental design and form one Of
the most prominent group of buildings
in Northern California Although there
are many larger breweries than the
Buffalo, it is conceded by all experts
that more complete or better arranged
one cannot be found in the United
States. The present capacity of the
brewery is 10000 barrels Of beer per-
annum, but the buildings are so ar
ranged that this capacity may be doub-
led at any time.
The ice factory has n capacity of
thirty tons of pure and clear distilled
water ice per day, which is offered TO
consumers at reasonable rates.
The Buffalo retains and distributes
many thousands of dollars in SacTa-
mento that formerly went to Eastern
brewers. 1t gives employment to 100
men and pays out about 1000 yearly
in wages, and furnishes an additional
home market for hops and barley.
The Buffalo Brewing Company is one
of the solid and progressive institutions
of the Capital City, and is a good ex-
ample Of the progressiveness and bus
mess tact of many Of her citizens.
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Kirk. Geary & Co.

The wholesale drug house of Kirk.
Geary s. Co. numbers among the pio-
neer institutions of Sacramento, and
takes rank with the largest drug houses
on the coast to-day. The trade sup
piled by this weli-known drug house ex-
tends from Oregon to Bakersfield and
into Nevada. Three commercial trav-
elers represent this house on the road.
The main warerooms are located at
416 to 42o J street, occupying two
floors of G0x160 In addition TO a stock
embracing every article known to the
The record-union., 1898-01-24

HARD TIMES AND GOOD TINES.

1t
edge this
hailsthat
Why is this The simple The large
money each month that is distributed dealers
pliers industries
themselves somewhat affected by tight times but still there is
great monthly.
There exceeding
hence neither
and
though
In mini
steady demand
wooden manufactures OF
engines and traction vehicles moved by holdings
OF
ice and beer and wine Sacramento has steady little
a
it is citizen
of
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A. A. Van VOORHEES, g. Co.

Few manufacturing establishments on
this coast enjoy a more extended trade
than the above wholesale saddlery
house. Their trade extends from San
Diego to and through the State of
Washington.
The headquarters occupy four-story
building of 40x160 feet at 322 and 324
] street. The first floor is occupied as
a general sales and sample room, where
is displayed a magnificent display of
saddles, harness, trimmings, horse
clothing, saddlery, hardware, etc. The
upper floors are devoted to harness
manufacturing On Fifth street a
three story building 40xS0 feet is oc-
cupied by their collar factory. Seven
ty-five men are employed in the manu-
featuring departments and twenty-five
people in addition are required in the
ware rooms, offices and on the road.
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establishment. This concern dates
back its history a quarter of a century,
and in 1888 was Incorporated under its
present style. The business done is
both wholesale and retail, the house
being represented on the road by two
travelling statesmen. The Wareroom is
';}Oxe0 feet. with an L 50xS0 feet, where
very full line of all wares pertaining
to china, crockery and glass, including
lamps, chandeliers and fancy goods are
attractively exhibited. A large stock
room, S0x160 feet, is heavily stocked
at all times, thus enabling this house
to fill all orders promptly. The busi-
| ness is operated under the guidance of
John Wen.
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The Hub.

The Hub is one of the representative
clothing and shoe houses of Sacramento.
The stores occupied on street between
Eighth and Ninth are stocked most
completely with all the lines and grades
of stock that could be included under
the head of clothing and footwear. S.
Nathan, the proprietor, has been identi-
fed with the clothing trade of Sacra-
mento for the past twenty-five years.
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n. e. Yardley.

Yardley's Pharmacy, located at 130 j.,
corner of Eighth street, differs just
enough from the average drug store
to give it an individuality.
The only fully complete homeopathic
department in the city is carried here,
representing a large investment. A
speciality is also made of crutches.
trusses, electric batteries and belts,
elastic stockings and rubber goods. In
the usual staple line of drugs every
thing from a quinine pill to bale OF
sponges may be found.
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"The Nonpareil"-The Big Store.

A dry goods establishment which has
withstood all commercial calamities
and adverse trade conditions since the
'JQs in California Known thirty years
ago under the firm name of S. Lipman
& Co, with whom was associated Mr..
S. Wasserman, the senior Of the present
firm He in time purchased the en-
tire interest Of Mr.. Lipman, and six
years ago associated himself with the
present progressive junior members of
the firm, Mr.. r. D. Davis and Mr.. c.
Kaufman, continuing business at the
old stand. best known to pioneers and
most of US, at Fifth and J streets. Since
that inceptive. the growth of this busi-
ness has been phenomenal-new life
was infused into 1t, as 1T were, and
in a few short years, through the pop
ularity and business principles, it out
grew the already enlarged old quar-
ters, thus becoming imperative that the
steady increase be met in an adequate
manner. After much trouble, a site
was secured, and in an almost incredi-
bic short space of time, with careful
planning, comparisons and arduous Ia
boring, there arose as a monument to
repay those who undertook the task,
the handsome, commodious building
now occupied by them Nos. 610 to 61S
K street, between Sixth and Seventh,
containing 10000 square feet of floor
space and many miles of shelving;
handsome, modern fixtures throughout,
conceded by all TO be the finest, most
commodious and best. modern equipped
storeroon in the West. This store is
the pride of ambitious Sacramento, it
being to our city what Marshall Field s
is to Chicago. 1t is the best-lighted
room by day or by night one ever
traded in, the nightly illumination be-
ing /, 500 incandescent lights. One hun
dred and fifty employees and upward,
according to the season, are employed.
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Hugh Casey.

In presenting cur readers with a re-
view of the substantial business houses
Of Sacramento We have to note one in
particular on account of the long and
uninterrupted successful career enjoyed
by it, being almost as old as Sacrament
to. This is the wholesale liquor firm
of Hugh Casey. Notwithstanding the
great number of years of the existence
Of this firm, and that it has seen the
commencement and retirement of al
most all the business lines OF
Sacramento, it stands to-day one of the
most progressive and energetic whole
sale liquor houses in this State. So
it may be truly said in comparison with
all lines of business in this city that
the wholesale liquor firm Of Hugh
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washpurne g. Co.

Washburne & Co. are the proprietors
of the Medical Hall Pharmacy, located
at the southeast corner of Eighth ana
streets. They are direct importers.
They are alive to the popular demands,
and are pleased to also style themselves
the cut-rate druggists.
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CITY Brewery.

This is the home of the famous Gilt
Edge steam beer. Captain Frank
Ruhstalier purchased this brewery in
1881, which at that time was an old
fashioned one with small capacity
the total output being but seventeen
barrels per day. The many alterations.
additions and changes that have been
constantly taking place since then have
transformed the City Brewery into q
model plant with a capacity Of 10000
to 100, 900 barrels a year.
The plant as it stands to-day has
been brought to it's present state OF
perfection through the expenditure Of
many thousands of dollars.
The large refrigerating capacity here
makes it possible for all beer to be
thoroughly matured before shipment.
The City Brewery is the largest steam
beer plant on the coast, and its brand
of "Gnt Edge" is recognized as the
king Of steam beers wherever 1t is used
throughout the coast. Captain Frank
Ruhstaller takes rank with the most
successful men of this section, having
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GENERALITY OF MARKET.

The central market the greater the advantage to son
Sacramento is central market
territory
those centra1ity.
OF shipment rapid1ty
Sacramentos
be filled
on Its
that important
business.
The record-union., 1898-01-24

houses cover an area of 1880 feet. The
local house is represented by seven
travelling statesmen. The volume of bus
mess is constantly increasing with this
institution and now reaches the three
million mark. In 1893 Baker e Ham
ilton were incorporated with Wakefield
Baker as President, and Alexander
Hamilton as Vice-President and Sec
retary o. G.. Sage is the manager of
the Sacramento house.
The record-union., 1898-01-24
p. E. McMorry.

The drug business is we'll represented
in Sacramento. McMorry is among the
best representors. He makes his store
prominent through his prescriptions
where low prices and pure chemicals
are conspicuous. Corner Sixth ana n.
The record-union., 1898-01-24

pie. Twenty-Five people-all white la
bor-are employed.
In addition to clothing and mems fur
nishings, shoes, hats, trunks, etc., will
be found in abundance.
The record-union., 1898-01-24
KEEN COMPETITION.

Competition In Sacramento than In other
n
easily prices
importation charges
that the In enjoys advan
avail Francisco This
that win the thoughtful reader the he
it 1T viii be verified of retailers
nd ALL jobDers.
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Wood, Curtis 81 Co.

The main warerooms and offices of the
above wholesale produce and fruit pack
ers and shippers are located at Nos.
The record-union., 1898-01-24
Sacramento Glass and Crockery
Company.

Prominently located on street at
the corner OF Seventh we find the at
tractive quarters occupied by the above
The record-union., 1898-01-24
Waterhouse & Lester.

from the manufacturers. many of which
are imported direct.
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D. N. Carithers g. Co.

This is Sacramento's new clothing
house. Its location at Seventh and ]
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28

1 G. MILL PAUGH. physician and sur
=. yeon. lynn ock. Otfic hours: o
4p III. and 70 S p. m. ResiGenc5 corner
Third avr.anu Third st S. +.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28
NO LACK OF MATERIAL.

Several Who Would Like to Fill Score.
tary Harris Place.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 26. The state board
of corrections and charities is holding
it's quarterly meeting at the capitol
the most important business Of the
meeting is the consideration of sue.
eessor to Secretary Hart, who has
resigned. Among the names men.
toned in connection with this position
are those of DR.. Merrill of Minneapolis.
James F. Jackson Of St. Paul, Rev. A.
D. Stowe of Saltwater, Professor A. O.
Wright Of. Madison, Wis, j, M. Rogers
of St. Peter and w. H. Knapp OF
Rochester M y - f., ~ IN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28
Ex-Presiding Elder Dead.

MANKATo, Mimi, Jan. 26-,-Ex.Pre-
siding Elder Hair of the Mankato
Methodist district, died Of peritonitis.
ct the age Of 81. He had been sick two ],
weeks. He was formerly pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church ia this
city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28

nr. f. H NERO, dentist. Specialties made
~ OF Gro wn and Bridge work and Straight
enng OF Irregular Teeth, Gas or OduntuDder
for painless extraction of teeth. Over First
National Bank.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28
WANTED.

l. huHN1O' In every district on the con
tinent to take orders for high grade Cana
dian-grown Nursery Stock and Seeds. Larg-
est and most complete assortment in the
trade. Fast selling specialties; superb
samples furnished free; correspondence in
any language. These positions are money
makers. and territory should be secured at
once for the season by all busters looking
offers will interest anyone not earning $1,000
per year. Get in communication with our
nearest Office, " 81 .*rs*. ..$EE n IA ~
. An opportunity to represent well estab.
I llshed house. Ability mere important than
experience. ,s "..t ~ #a$s z5@SsESs :4Es
LUKE BROTHERS CO., .t
] International Nurseries, 3ss
Che Q, III. Montreal. Que Rochester ny.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28

nR. y, ". CHANCE. Office over Tanners
IL Store. Office hours 8 to ~ morning,
2 to afternoon. 6 to- s evening. Tele-
Falls MIN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-28
Professional Cards.

q BERTRAM, NJ. Physician and sur
~. geon, Swanville, MINI: German
poken' Ohce IN Swanv1ile Pharm acy: Office
p. m.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Czy to ME wstyd ha1ba?
A ma mas sic oburzaja. nam
wymyslaja, gdy i'm to wyty
kamy, gdy powiadamy. be ich
rzady byfyby dla mas pewna
zguba!
Ma mas miotaja oszczerstwa,
gdy b!ed6w ich ukrywac ME
chcemy, gdy przedstawiam Y
Gala ich marnosc i bezdusznosc
swiatu, gdy chfoszczac ich
prawda, zmuszamy do piracy
uczciwej, narodowej, jaka praw.
dziwym kap'anom polskim
przystoi!
Ale to jest nasza droga i z
niej pomimo przeklehstw
faryzeuszow ifagas6w nikczem
nych = ME zejdziemy-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Oredzie prezydenta.

Przyjetym zwyczajem, przy otwar-
ciu ostatniej sesji 55go kongresu
odczytanem zos'alo oredzie prezy-
1enta Stan6w Zjednoczonych, zesta.
wiajace glowne fakta dziejow ma
szej rzeczypospolitcj W przeciagu
ubiegiych szesciu miesiecy i poleca-
jaoe szozegolnej uwadze kongresu
sprawy ME cierpiace zwloki.
kamy naszego pisma So zbyt
szczupie, ably MONA byio dlugi ten
document podac W ca}ej jego roz-
ciagiosci, ograniczamy sic wiec tylko
ma streszczeniu wybitnych jego uste-
pow.
Ma pierwszem miejscu, wsr6d
spraw poleconych kongresowi, stawia
prezydent zadanie reformy monetar.
nej ma zdrowych podstawach Gak sic
.wyraaa), W jaknajpredszym czasie.
w tym celu powo}uje sic ma oredzie
swe grudnia T. z, W kt6rem juz
zaznaczyl, il ,wszelkie banknoty "a
mienione przez skarb ma zloto po-
winny bye zatrzymywane wymis-
niane ponownie tylko ma z{oto".
Obeony stan skarbu najzupelniej
uzasadnia potrzebe powyzszej zmia-
ny podczas obeonej sejsi kongresu
dla polozenia tamy handlowaniu zlo-
tenn rzadowem przez banki osoby
prywatne.
Ma tenn jednak prezydent ME ogra-
nioza reform fnans .wych, wyraza
sic bowiem, 20 potrzeba innych
zmian, zapewniajacyoh stalos6 walu.
ty pahstwowej jest takze konieczna,
radzi wiec kongresowi. ably sprawe
to zbada} wszechstronnie zwrocl ma
mia uwage szczegolna.
Dalej popiera goraco projskt Sc
kretarza marynarki, Longa, donna.
gajacy sic budowy pietnastu nowych
okretow wojennych oraz projekt se-
kretsrza wojny Algsra, tyczacy sic
Powiskszenia armji stalej do stu ty-
siecy ludzi.
u chwila gdy wyspy Hawajskie i
FiliPihskie staja sic wiasnosoia Sta.
now Zjednoczonych, koniecznem Jest
skrocenie drogi dla okretow p}yns-
cych oceanu Atlsntyckiego ma
ocean spOkojny eodwrotnie, propo-
nuje wiec Prezydent, by kongrss "a
satwii koniecznis sprswe kanaiu Nj
oaragus, msjacego przecinsc Ame.
ryke Srodkowa.
Zsznacza tskze. IL obecnie wiecei
nia kiedykolwiek potrzebnem Jest,
ably ten kanal byi zbudowauy ME
Przez przedsiebiorstwo prywatne, a
pod oPieka ! kontrola rzadu re
wzgledu ma to, il giownie korzystac
zeh beds okrety wojenne, Rad wiec
nasz musi bye panem tel drogi.
Co sic tyczy formy rzadu W no.
wych posiadiosciacb amerykahskich,
TO prezydent sadzi, re ME czas tenn
rozprswiac dopoty dopoki traktat
pokoju Hiszpanjs ME zostanie ra-
syfkowsny Prsez kongres. Tymosa.
sem rssdy v tyoh nowyoh posisdsoS
- 2es.yxn6 - y 20 wanir
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Mr.. So.

TreSG: Nasza droga. - Oredxie pre-
zydenta. - Echa obchodow. -
Zdrajca. - Musu organizacijos. -
Odezwa do rodak6w w Buffalo. -
Notatki. - Sprawozdanie z przycho-
dow rozchod6w Zw. N. p. - Spra
wozdanie Adm. ,,Zgody". = Do p. p.
Podkomisarzy Skarbu N. p. -Spra-
wozdanie Kom. Skarbu. - Kores-
pondencje ,,Zgody". = Wiadomosci
Zwiazkowe. - Odpowiedzi redakcji.
- Pok6j czy wojna? - Odsioniecie
pomnika. - z ziemi ojczystej. - Ze
swiata. z Zapisek Mysliwego. -
Faraon. - Kronika miejscowa. -
Przeglad polityczpy.- Kalendarzyk
sabaw w.-Podziekowania.
zawiadomienia I ogfoszepia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Nasza droga.

A wiec ME pozostaje nam mic
innego, jak powiedziec ma tenn
miejscu tym judaszom, kt6rzy
nazwali prace narodowa praca
okupywana przez ,bumazki
moskiewskie", ae sa szubrawca-
mi ME wartymi kopniecia.
/ "a takich many ich odtad.
Ma darmo wykreca sic
,,Dziennik", ze artykuf jego byi
parafraza. Mysmy W naszym
artykule napisali prawde. szcze
ra prawde, kt6ra kazdy uczciwy
czfowiek W Stanach Zjednoczo.
nych czuje i mad ktora ubole-
wa, artykul zas ,,Dziennika"
bYikfamstem, byf oszczerstwem
rzuconem W braku argumen-
tow.
Powiadamy smiaio, be zmar-
twychwstahczy ,Dziennik' ar
gumentow niema aadnych, DO
ma prawde, kt6ra kaady widzi
argument6w niema. Wykreca
sic vice wymysla, zwieksza-
JAG sfownik }obuz6w.
Napisze: Skorpionom try
umfuje! Napisze: Nikczemnym
i kontent!
= A to i'm dafem, tel yple-
wie' zwiazkowej, tym ,,smie-
cion.", npuszczykom narodo-
wynn, ,,szpiegom moskiew
SKIM
Tymczasem tax ME jest fairy
zeuszu! Wyrznafes wfasnego
ducha W pysk -jak mowi poe
ia i lyle!
Bo z kazdem slowem, kt6re
piszecie nam W odpowiedzi, po-
nizacie sic coraz bardziej, coraz
bardziej upadlacie wfasnego
ducha. Ottawa utracenia sta
nowiska zmusza was do wszel-
kich nikczemnosci, ably tyl-
ko przypodobac sic radcom
administratorom duchow-
nyml To jest gfowny rpo-
w6d waszej polemiki, gdy.
byscie bowiem byli ludzmi
wolnymi, gdybyscie byli zbyt
dumni, aby wfasnego ducha
upadlac, tobyscie musieli po
naszej stronie stanac, przyznac
nam racle!
Ale wiasnie wy tego nie po-
traficie. Ma tyle odwagi zdo-
bye sic ME mo4ecie, bo koryto
pelne i conto W ba1ku zabija u
was wszystkie uczucia ludzkie !
Bronia wasza, jedyna bronia,
to kfamstwo! Ma TEN byt wasz
opartyl
| wy smiecie wolac, ze bro
nlcie WARY i narodowosci, ze
przez vase usta prawda wy
chodzil | wy smiecie uchodzic
"a swieczniki polskoscil
Uciecby z tego swiata trze
ba, gdyby byt jego zalezaf cd
takich obronc6w bodajby Pol
ska nigdy ME powstala, gdyby
miaia bye rzadzona przez takich
trup6w bezdusznychl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

tywem Jest, De nasza droga
przez Rzym prowadzi.
Ia maio many czasu i checi,
aby tym pieskom oddzielnie
odpowiadac, razem wiec odpo-
wiadamy, 4e twierdzenie ich
Jest wierutnem kiamstwem.
Wsprawach religijnych MECH
Rzym sic rozporzadza. W. spra
wach narodowych, m6vimy to
raz jeszcze otwarcie, ME liczmy
ma Watykan!
lyle ju& mielismy przykfa-
dow z dziejow Polski, tax juA
bolesna krwawa nauke prze
sziismy ma wfasnej sk6rze, il
ME potrzeba byfoby nawet dlu-
lei sic mad tenn rozwodzic,
gdyby ME ujadania wlasnie ia
kich psow i pieskow. Ger sw6.j
zawdzleczajacych jedyuie swe-
mu stanowi zwierzecemu, a kto-
re ujadaniem swojem ogfuszaja
ludzi lekliwego ducha.
Tia to zgraja powtarza wfas-
ME ma wszystkie giosy, re tyl-
ko katolik moze bye polakiem
i re zbawienia politycznego szu-
kajmy W Rzymie!
A Hiszpanjal spy tamy.
Przytoczmy najswieAsze wy
padki.
Jakaz role odegrai Watykan
W ostatniej wojnie? Sprzyjal
hiszpanom, sprzyjaf i ameryka-
nom, ME oswiadczaf sic jednak
jawDie i otwarcie "a zadnem z
tych pahstw, choc arcykatolic:
ka Hiszpanja powinna byia bye
mu blizsza serca. Me pomogfy
fzy Marji Krystyny, ME pomog-
iy prosby Franciszka J6zefa
Gdy zas W kohcu okazalo sic,
ze Europa ME chce mieszac sic
do tel wojny pozwala amery-
kanom upokorzyc Hiszpanje,
wtedy dopiero Watykan wziaf
strone = czy katolickiei Hisz-
panji! - ME! Oswiadczyf sic "a
amerykanami, oswiadczyf, ze
mic nigdy ME miaf przeciwko
zajeciu przez amerykan6w ar
chipelagu Fllipihskiegol
Dlaczego? = Ola dobra kos
cioia.
Idzmy dalej.
Rok temu polegt ma Kubie
wodz powsta6c6w kubahskich
= Maceo. Gdy sic o tenn do
wiedziano W Santiago, arcybis
kup tamtejszy odprawif W ka
tedrze dziekczynne nabozeh
stwo "a to, &e polegf jeden z
wrogow katol .ckiej Hiszpanji.
W przeszfym tygodniu, W TEN
samem miescie Santiago, W tel
sainej katedrze, to samo ducho-
wiehstwo odprawiafo solenne
nabozenstwo zaiobne "a dusze
tego samego powstahca kuba6
skiego jenerah Maceo W pierw-
sza rocznice jego smierci. Ale
dzisiaj Santiago znajduje sic W
rekach amerykanow i kuba6
czykow, trzeba byio wiec zasto
sowac sic do okolicznosci.
A dlaczego? - Ola dobra
kosciofa
Iuny fakt many jeszcze pod
reka.
w dzienniku New York
Times" z dnia > b. m. znajdu-
jenny korespondencje obszerna
2 Petersburga, a W niej ustep
nastepujscy: