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The times., 1899-10-08
4 na.,ad of rlnrye.t Time.

song duc.
Now. mowers ali. the grain must fan. God has
His eye ea you;
Reap, reapi your blades arc cold and keen. the
strHw Is tall and ane
~ zine.
Lay vide the swatb leave not stalk in stately
pride 70 eaye:
Nov, NOV for golden Store 10 all The garner Of
the grave
And J viii sing the barvess.sng that oia.time
fsapefs kHsse.
Bearing the burden and refrain. God has His eye
on yeu.
The usgs ef Death arc many, and ihs days q Life
ere few.
~ The God o. battles" comes The awful voice
10 you.
And all you have was boegt; with blood of Him
who rules sbovej
Eternal wisdom forged the steel that stew the
Lamb Of love;
Full sacred are che glaive and spear. divine the
warrior soul;
The prophet saint aeresa his dream heard Arna-
And dare you heed the efaven's creed. o people
brave and truei
Face outward, fonn on all cur shores. God has
His eye on you
The lowering nations grind their swords and call
for corps and crew:
Face outward, form on all our shores, God has His
His ear inclines to hear the prayer meet for His
day OF wrath.
The suppiieation Of the stone that David hurled
at Gath;
For when bold princes sound the charge and send
their millions in.
The bTavest men, the strongest ships, the heaviest
guns shall win;
Yea. peace is pleasant but it's price the burning
martyrs knew;
Face outward. form on all our shores, God has
His eye on YOU
Begot of hero sires who left heroic work to do.
Be worthy of them, Drawn and soul, God has His
eye you;
Hark not the urban towards wall for peace. while
far and near
The tempest gathers, outward face and breast it
with cheer;
Clear the white decks. stand by the guns, for
manhood calls the man;
Hold what to hold the sacred blood Of s,aught-
cred thousands ran;
For peace is peace and war is war, no hand may
yoke the two;
Face outward, hark the drums, the drums. God
has His eye on YOU
Follow the piliared cloud of war fame-shot against
the blue,
With Glory's banner overhung, God has His eye
YOU;
God who did lead His host of old through battle
din and death,
| Who smote his foes with carnage-blows and burnt
them in His breath,
Is calling you to meet the storm, He mails you in
And over all the earth shall lie the harvest OF the
fight:
Hail. HALL masters of the glaive o spearnen
brave and true;
Haili reapers Of the reeking swath, God has Hls
eye on you.
L'ENyOY.
Prince, hearken to the harvest-song that oldtime
reapers knew,
And held its burden and refrain. God has His eye
you;
Look well upon the ghastly swath at eventide 50
What time wind of moaning blows o'er sOdden
| plain and hill,
And in the twilight children stray all wandering
| what may mean
| they CLEAN;
| o tall and fine the waving grain on Glory's field
| that grew,
But Prince the price of reaping! God has His eye
/ Maurice Thomson in the Independent.
The times., 1899-10-08

Is the making oi such steel a. thar from which
Damascus blades were made 70 BE- considered a
lgst aftf VIC
The times., 1899-10-08

/ have read that experts IN the production OF
new plays cannot tell in advance anything about
whether a play IS to be success OF failure. Is
this 50, and if 50 why IS itf : N
You put the case too strongly Some ex-
perts possess rare good judgment, vet are
at times concerned in costly and complete
failures. Formerly your producer was cock
sure; nowadays his verdict at dress re-
hearsal time is that everything is right so
far as anyone can tell. The reasons that
make accurate forecastiug difficult would
fill a book. Potent ones are the facts that
preparations, even to dress rehearsal. have
no audience, so the effects on gathering
are not tested, and that author, manager,
and the others have seen and heard the
whole gone over piecemeal repeatedly, un-
til all element of surprise is dissipated.
In what State was Cen s B. Buckner, c. s A..
borng 2 Which Is the better ship the Charleston
or the New Orleans2 5 l. there such an officer as
third lieutenant. either in volunteer or resu-
Lar army2 T. Who composed the original "kiteh-
en- Cabinet" and what was III TJLLUS.
In Kentucky. 2. The Charleston. s. No.
| 4. The Kitchen Cabinet" was a eOteris OF
President Jackson's intimate friends who
were popularity supposed TO have more in
Auenee with him than his real cabinet had,
| and who were said TO have access 70 him
metaphoricalIy, through the kitchen
| General Dun Green, editor of the United
States Telegraph" at Washington, the con-
! hdential organ OF the Administration, Ma
| jor William B. Lewis, of Nashville Tenn,
| second auditor OF the Treasury; Isaac Hill.
| editor OF the New Hampshire Patriot,
and Amos Kendall. of Kentucky, fourth au-
ditor of the Treasury, were some OF us
members.
The times., 1899-10-08

Probably. though IL Is said that the Rus
SLAMS fashion some wonderful swords
The times., 1899-10-08

What il the average number Of persons in
family ia this country ANNEX
The times., 1899-10-08
NOTES AND QUERIES.

From whom did the United States purchase
AIaska7 g Nhas price wis paid7 3 Was the
purchase BY consent Of the natives q that cena-
tFy7 c. H. d.
The times., 1899-10-08

]. b. Lippincott Company will issue this
fall Much Ado About Nothing" in Dr..
Horace Howard Furness' Variorum Edi-
ton; and "a Text-Bo of Graphic Short
hand, an adaptation of Gabelsbergor, by
c.. K. Lippmann
The times., 1899-10-08

The suburban resident has been writ
ten up by Mr.. C, G. Converse, in Mr..
Isolate of Lonelyville," published by R. Fl.
Russell. The author has made the most
of promising subject; and the humorous
effect of the story is heightened by its il
lustraticns, drawn by R. NJ. Wright.
The times., 1899-10-08

Dana Estes G. Co. announce a new edi-
ton of the works of Charles Reade. 1t IS
to be in sixteen volumes, illustrated.
The times., 1899-10-08

II was As3 by the last general census.
snd is probably bit less now. as the num-
ber has been steadily decreasing. In $50
it was 5.55: in 1850, SIS; in 1870. sos. and
In 1850. 5.o4.
The times., 1899-10-08

"On Trust, a new novel; by "Zack,
the greater portion of which was written
in Rome, will be published soon by the
Scribners.
The times., 1899-10-08

Little, Brown Co. announce for early
publication Invisible Links. volume OF
stories by Selma Lagerlof. author of THE
Story of Costa Berling,'' and The Miracles
of Antichrist" The volume has been trans
lated from the Swedish by Mrs. Pauline
Bancroft Flach. whose other translations
from Miss Lagerlof have been warmly
praised; and it has been pronounced by a
writer on Swedish authors in Literature
TO be even in advance of Miss Lagerlof's
other works.
The times., 1899-10-08

Sir William Magnay, author of the new
novel of London society and politics, THE
Heiress of the Season" is the second baro
net, having succeeded his father in 1S71.
He was born in November, 1855, and resides
at Sussex Place, Regents Park. His novel,
which is described as a brilliant and caus-
tic study of modern social and political life,
will be published shortly by d. Appleton &
Co.
The times., 1899-10-08

The Richard Mansfield calendar for 1900
which is now appearing on the booksellers
counters contains thirty-two good-sized
pages. An etching of MIR. Mansfield forms
the frontispiece On the right-hand pages
of the book the eminent actor is shown III
twelve of his favorite characters. These
portraits are from half-tones Many OF
the photographs from which the half-tones
were made we're supplied by Mr.. Mans
field from his private collection, and are
here given to the public for the first time.
In the wide margins of the other pages
are reproductions of appropriate pen-and-
ink drawings. Here, too, are good wishes
for each month and bright selections from
the various plays-reproductions of Mr.
Mansfeld's own hand. The cover page
bears beautifully printed representation,
in two colors, of Mr. Mansfield in the role
of "Cyrano de Bergerac. 1t is under
stood that there is to be beautiful edi-
ton de luxe also, in which the frontispiece
etching is on India paper and is signed by
Mr.. Mansfield This edition is TO be bound
in leather, and will be enclosed in box.
The publishers of the calendar are D. Ap-
| pleton G. Co.
The times., 1899-10-08

". aoid a pair q SHOES. receiving in
Paymen, so bill. iiaving nc charge NJ. went
20 n, 1ho gave him four $ bills. three of which,
with the Shoes be- gave his customer. who de-
parted. The so bill was a counterfeit and ~
had 70 redeem Il. How much did N. lose in the
tfansaeiiGn7 II.
NJ lost what the swindler gained-S15
and a pair Of shOez
The times., 1899-10-08

The new book by Maurice Hewlett, the
author of THE Forest Lovers is called
Little Novels of Italy" The first of the
little novels has the pretty title of THE
Madonna of the Peach Tree
The times., 1899-10-08

The Gar OF Russia. 2 81, 100000. g.
They we're not consulted.
The times., 1899-10-08

IL was Washington by the census Of 1850,
Baltimore coming second and New Orleans
third. the numbers being. respectively. To-
es7. 81 .2S6. and 1868.
The times., 1899-10-08

In an early number Of the Pail Mall.
Mrs. Flora Anne Steel. author of "On the
Face of the Waters" will begin new
novel dealing with life in British India.
The times., 1899-10-08

Stephen Cranes now novel, .Active Ser
vice." which is meeting with pronounced
success as a serial, will shortly be brought
out in book form by the Frederick A.
Stokes Company, with elaborate illustra-
tiOnS
The times., 1899-10-08

Mr.. John Ashton's History of Gambling
in England" has received a great deal OF
attention from the critics, and its vivid
dramatic qualities are well worth it. There
is no place where character can be seen
quite so clearly as at gambling table,
and the terrible restraint and the vivid
flashes of emotion which it brings forth
are made manifest in the stories Mr.. ASH
ton tells.
The times., 1899-10-08

''The Life of Admiral Dewey" by the
Hon. John Barratt. late United States Min
lister 70 Siam. has been published by Haf-
per G. Bros.
The times., 1899-10-08

What city in the United States has the largest
negro popuiatioh7 l. It Washington Baitl-
noel j. c. p.
The times., 1899-10-08

The New Amsterdam Book Company will
publish next month in conjunction with
Downey & Co., London new edition
of Frank Smedley's novels. They will be
printed from new type and will contain all
the original illustrations by Cruikshank
and Phiz, reprinted from the original steel
plates.
The times., 1899-10-08

Houghton, Mlffiin & Co. send a bulletin
OF thirty-two pages, containing their au-
tumn announcements. Among them are
Dutch and Quaker Colonies Of America, ;"
by John Fiske; "reminiscences. by Julia
Ward Howe; Memoirs of Prince Krapot-
kim" Life of Horace BUSHNELL" by DIR.
Munger; three new books in the American
Statesman" seriea these being Charles
Sumner" Chase" and &C. f. Adams; "
new novels by Miss Johnston, F. Hopkin-
son Smith, Miss Jewett, Mrs. Whitney. and
Bret Harte, together with new editions OF
various poets.
The times., 1899-10-08

Two books, not previously announced.
are in preparation by Little. Drown e Co
One is volume of strong individual and
thoughtful poems entitled Voices, by
Katharine Coolidge. The other is lively
personal narrative of the Cuban war, en-
titled Under Three Flags in Cuba" The
author is George Clarke Musgfave.
The times., 1899-10-08

Charles Dana Gibson's series OF draw
ings. 'The Education of Mr.. Pipp," win
be published his fall by r. IL. Russell.
The volume will be uniform with "Draw-
ings by G. D. Gibson Pictures of Peo-
pie" and Sketches and Cartoons" II
will contain besides the pictures of the
series an unpublished original sketch by
the artist on the page opposite each draw
ing in the nature of the "romarque an
etcher often puts below his work. The
mir. pipp pictures show Mr.. Gibsons
sense of humor and his seuss of beauty
Mt their bcet
The times., 1899-10-08
LITERARY NOTES.

L. c. Page & Co., VIII publish i'm
mediately splendid edition of the
Imitation Of Christ" This edition Is
limited TO $50 copies, of which $50 only
are for sale in the United States The Illus
trations, title page and initial letters are
designed by Mr.. Lawrence Housman, and
engraved on wood by Miss Clemence
Housman. The printing is done In red
and black on Arnold's & Fosters un-
bleached and hand made paper. and the
binding is vellum parchment, with heavy
printed wrapper, making in all a sumptu-
Gus edition OF the classic. which viii be
appreciated by connoisseurs of the art
of book making.
The times., 1899-10-08

What word has the opposite meaning to ORIENT
2. Distinguish between desire, appetite and af-
fectlon YEAAAN.
Occident. 2. Desire is for something near
az hand or near in thought and considered
attainable; appetite is used only OF the de-
mands of the physical system, unless other
wise expressly stated; affection is charac-
terized by the giving out Of the mind to-
ward an object without that sense Of erav-
ing it which is expressed by desire.
The times., 1899-10-08

'"The True Basis of Economics new
work to be brought out this month by
the Doubleday & Mcclure Company. is a
suggestive discussion of certain of Henry
Georges doctrines. The book is by Mr.
]. H. Stallard, of Menlo Park, California,
and consists in the main of thoughtful
essay based upon correspondence between
the author and President David Starr Jor-
dan, of Stanford University, concerning the
law of Independent and collective human
life. Mr.. Stallard takes occasion to
answer some objections to Mr.. Georges
theories formulated by academic oppo-
nents.
The times., 1899-10-08

No. though II has been proposed TO have
one. the goldenfod and eolumbsne having
many uphoidefs. Many Of the States have
State flowers. which In most cases were
ebosen by vote Of public school children
scch flowers are used emblematically.
The times., 1899-10-08

] I0I- q
government has it3 P. q
British Honduras. also called Belize. IS
British colony OF northern Central
America The Republic of Honduras. or
Spanish Honduras, is one Of Central
Americas five republics. Its declaration
OF independence came in 1921. In 1865
England assumed a nominal proteetorate
over a portion of the eastern coast of Hon
duras and Nicaragua, but in 1850 she re-
signed the coast of Honduras, retaining
Belize.
The times., 1899-10-08

Has the United States ad pied q national now-
eT7 rs what ways national flowers nsetil
K NJ K
The times., 1899-10-08

what Is the supposed origin o, the arss- ne
grog ? About how many miles are the Phil
ipplnes from the Caroline Islandsz J.
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Co zrObiOnO.

Zaledwie skohczyl sic Sejm
XlII naszej organizacji, a jua
dochodza mas zjadliwe gfosy
prasy klerykaluej, odsadzaja-
ce ten sejm cd wszelkich wy.
nikow dodatnich, wylewajace
potoki zolci i drwin z powodu
jego ozywienia.
Ze sejm ten byi burzliwy,
temu zaprzeczac ME myslimy.
Ale wezmy TED pod rozwage
sprawy, kt6re przed forum re-
prezentant6w grup Zwiazko-
wych wytoczono, a przekona-
my sic, ze ostateczne wyniki
sejmu So dodatnie, bo wyjasni-
iy wiele spraw, ktore dzieki
profesjonalnym burzycielom j
oszczercom oraz tel samej pra-
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SOwO wstepne.

Powofany zn6w ma trudne
stanowisko redaktora organu
zwiazkowego, przystepuje do
piracy pefen WARY W ideje,
kt6rych Zwiazek Narodowy
Polski jest ma ziemi amerykaf
skiej przedstawicielem.
Klerunek mojej piracy ME
bedzie zmieniony ohocbym
miai bye celem napasci wro
Cow postepu gorzej niz dotych .
csas = wytrwam ma stanowis-
ku raz zajetem, badz &C badz
Uprzedzam przytem, ze ! ma
dal brudna broh wrog6w ma
slych dla mnie istniec ME be-
die. Mech oni u4ywaja ma
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Oredzie CenzOra Z.N.P.
KOchani Bracia Z,oiqzko,oil

Rochani Bracia Z,oqz1o,oH
Powoiany VIOLA waszych re-
prezentant6w ma tax zaszczyt.
ny j odpowiedzialny urzqd
Cenzora Zwiazku N. P. prag.
ne temi kilku sfowy pozdro-
vic Was, wierna druzyne
Zwiazkowa, i przy tel sposob-
nosci zaznaczyc swoje stano-
wisko, checi kierunek w cze-
kaJacej mas piracy lat dwoch
na.tepnych.
Mech mi wolno bedzie "a
znaczye przedewszystkiem, ze
obowiazki mole jako cenzora
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. pragne
speiniac tax jak tego urzad
ten wymaga.
W tax wielkiej i poteznej
organizacji, jaka obecnie stat
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Cro6c: Urzednicy Zw. N. p Ore
die Cenzora. : Sfowo wstepne. :
Co xrobiono.- Zwyciezcy. Wolf.
gang Goethe. = Przepowiednia. -
Sejmik sp6}ek xarobkowysh W Po.
znaniu.- Zjazd dziennikarxy.- 2
Warsxawy.-Proces miljony.--Roz.
maito6ci- Rexolucje Sejmu KILL
UrocxystoSci sejmowe W Grand Ra,
Pids, Mich. = w sprawie IDS. Mar"
Notatks = Ksia1ki polskie zakazane
Poxnaniu. - Reforma wyboru u
rzednik6w Zw.- Ballot ma dyrekto.
row urzednik6w Zwiszku.-Z Zdoby.
cze wiedsy.- Wystawa paryska.-.
Hiadomosci wv Korespondencje
mzgody." - Nedsnicy. Kroniks
miejscowa. - Przeglad polityczny. :
Kalendsrzyk zabaw.- 0giossenia.
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lch rozw6j = to rozw6j idei
pomszczenia krzywd Ojczyzny
naszej, a wiec MECH rcsna, MECH
organ zwiazkowy stoi dla mich
zawsze otworem.
Przeniesione z Europy. ma
grunt ameryka6ski nieporozu
mienia pomisdzy narodem pol.
skim, a narodami litewskim
ruslnskim, znalazfy tu gorli-
wych agitatorow W pewnych
pismach itewskich i rusi1skich,
ktore dbajac tylko o swoj inte-
res osobisty, a ME o dobro
spofeczne, nieporozumienia te
podsycaja. Wy twarzajac sztucz-
ma nienawisc pomiedzy trzema
narodami, zlaczonYmi ongi W
jedna calosc potezna. Dlate-
go tez poprzednie pr6by mo-
je, wyswietlenia przyczyn tych
nieporozumie6, ME daily do
tychczas rezultatu. Pomimo to
kasdy uczciwy gfos litewski
rusihski, daaacy do usuniecia
nieporozumieh, do zbratania sic
z nami - znajdzie zawsze W
,Zgodzie' miejsce, ME dlatego,
bysmy z rusinow i litwin6w
chcieli polakow uczynic. ale dla
tego, ze mozemy pogodzic nasze
interesy razem daayc do po-
konania wsp6lnych naszych
wrog6w.
w jednosci s;la, a wiec facz-
Gle sic nami bracia itwini
rusini.
Ko1czac to siowo wstepne
nowego okresu piracy mojej,
zwracam sic do was, bracia
zwiazkowcy, tax jak i diva lata
temu. z wezwaniem, abyscie
daaenia mole poparli. Liczba
gfo,6w otrzymanych przeze
mnie ma sejmie jest .dla mnie
zaszczytnym dowodem, ae po-
kfadacie we mnie zaufanie.
Badzcie pewni, &c zaufania te,
go ME zdradze, to tee zwracaj-
Gle sic do mnie ze szczerem
screen, a ia sprawiedliwe zada
MIA vase takze re szczerem
screen wypefnie.
Sta6my razem: ia z wami. a
wy ze NINA do walki o prawa
ludu roboczego, o niepodleg-
lose Ojczyzny naszej Polski, o
prawde ] zasady, a .dziaialnosc
organu zwiazkowego - zapew.
MAN was - ME bedzie bez-
owocna.
Mech zyje Polska wolna i
niepodlegia, Polska ludowa!
8. Barszczeoski.
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Ma mic slowa tu! Przypom.
nienie, re dziennym obowiaz-
klein naszym jest popierac
|skarb narodowy W Rap
perswylu powinno wystar-
czye.
Oswiata - to drugie zada.
ME, oczekujace naszej piracy.
Wydziaf Oswiaty, ktoremu
przeznaczono tysiac dolar6w,
z jednej strony, z drugiej zas
strony nasz organ ,,Zgoda",
a da Bog, re i majacy po-
wstac ,,Dziennik Narodowy',
tax nam niezbedny potrzeb-
ny. przez diva lata nastepne
swej dziafalnosci przyniosa
niewatpliwie obfite i widocz.
ne rezultaty.
Lacznose grup, to trzecia z
z prac naszych. w piracy
zbiorowej : potega! - zro-
zumiec to powinnismy. Cru
pa kazda opr6cz wypelnienia
swoich zobowiazah wzgledem
Zwiazku i swych czlonk6w,
powinna zrozumiec, re przez
faczenie sic z innemi grupami
miejscowemi, pomagac be-
die do podjecia j przepro-
wadzenia wielu spraw takich,
ktore ma silly pojedyhczych
grup sa zbyt wielkiemi
i uciazliwemi.
Dzialalnose ciagfa i nieusta-
Jaca W sprawach wymienio-
nych powyzej podejme chet-
ME, oby tylko dauem mi by
TO sprawy te przeprowadzic.
Idea zwiazkowa przez 20
lat istnienia naszego skrysta-
lizowafa sic, tworzac jasny
zarys kazdemu ma emigracji
w Ameryce znany.
Mifosc Ojczyzny, praca dla
niej i dla jej dzieciecia ludu
polskiego, zdrowy postep -
zasadzajacy sic ma wolnosei
sumienia przekona1 - tego
prawdziwego daru Bozego da.
nego kazdemu czfowiekowi:
szerzenie wierzeG naszych
nietylko ma emigracji W Pol
nocnej Ameryce, lecz wsze-
dzie, gdzie lud polski ma OBJ
czyznie osiadf - oto kieru-
mex moi.
Rozpoczynajac vice to dwu-
lecie nowe, Bracia Zwiazkowi,
wzywam Was, W imie powyz-
szych hasel, do piracy - pra-
cy ciezkiej, zgodnej, zaparcia
sic pefnej y W skutki do
datnie dla organizacji naszej i
ludu polskiego - olbrzymiej!
Leon Sadoooski, Cenzor.
CHICAGO d. % pazdz. 1899 r.
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Urzednicy wv. N. P.
Wybrani przez Sejm XIII
Grand Rapids. Mich.

CENLOh.
DR.. Leon Sadowski Pitts
burga, Pa.
WICE.CENZORZY.
Albert Nowak, . Buffalo, N
7.
j. N. Cukierski, z Grand Ra.
pids, Mich.
Maxymilian Kucera, Mil
waukee, Wis.
Michaf j. Sadowski, z Chi.
cago, Ill.
PREZES ZARZADU CENTR
Franciszek Hieronim Jabfo6
ski, 2 Chicago, Ill.
WICE.PREZES.
Stanisfaw Rokosz, z Chica-
60. Ill.
DYREKTORZY.
Marian Steczy1ski, z Chica
60, Ill.
DR.. Kazimierz Zurawski, 2
Chicago, Ill.
Micha} Wleklihski, z Chica-
go, Ill.
MARGIN Z6ikowski, z Chica.
60, Ill.
Stanis}aw Lauferski, z Chi.
cago, Ill.
SEKRETARZ JENERALNY.
Teodor M. Heli6ski, z Chi
cago, Ill.
KASJER.
Michaf Majewski, z Chicago,
Ill.
RACHMISTRZ.
Stanisfaw Nicki, zChicago,
Ill.
REDAKTOR "ZGODY".
Stefan Barszczewski, z Chi
cago, Ill.
Reszte urzednik6w, jako to:
Naczelnego lekarza, sekreta
RIA :,lgody", bibliotekarza, po-
mocnika rachmistrza i zarzad.
ce domu zwiazkowego obiera
Zarzad Centralny.
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BOX 18.

Jeseh Sejm XIII zdecydowaf
sic ma radykalne jej zalatwie.
ME, to mu ten czyn "a wielka
zasfuge' badz Co badz, poczy-
tao musimy.
Przytem ma to uwage
zwrocic nalezy, il obrady Sci.
mu XIII dafy koruitetowi, ma.
lscemu zajae sic opracowaniem
konstytucji, wskaz6wki podfug
kt6rych komitet ten musi sic
klerowae, ME bedzie wisc tel
samowol', jaka charakteryzo-
waia nadzwyczajny sejm pew.
mel organizacji, zwofany arbi-
tralnie W roku zeszfym i zmie.
nlaJacy zupe}nie samowolnie
konstytucje tel organizacji we
dug widzimisie jej radc6w du.
chownych.
Prawda jest. ae wielu dele.
gatow odzywafo sic ma sejmie
zbyt ostro, gwaftownie nawet.
ME liczac sic ze sfowami, przez
co powodowali przedfuaenie
obrad i wywofy wall niepotrzeb.
ne zamieszania, prawda Jest
Jednak i to, ae po wyswietleniu
spraw najbardziej piekacych
ME lyle dla mich, lie dIa Zwiaz.
ku. najwieksi przeciwnicy oso.
bisci podali sobie wobec oe6fu
rece, a wszyscy delegaci vital
ten objaw dobrej wolf burza
oklask6w. Tego ME ujrzy sic
na seJmach lnnych organizacyj
niby to polskich, bo ma sci
mach owych delegaci to pionki
bez Wfasnego zdania wolf,
posuwane zreczna reka vie.
lebnych opiekun6w.
Opiekun6w takich, ma szczes-
Gle, Zwiazek ME potrzebuie.
Obejdzie sic bez nich cafkiem
swobodnie pomimo burzli.
wosci obrad ma sejmach, zdzia.
ia wiecej, niz owe organizacie
arcypoboane .parlamentar.
me-.
Dowodem tego - oprocz
wyzej wymienionych spraw =
szereg rezolucyj, kt6re poda.
jenny ma innem miejscu, do
wodem tysiac dolar6w wyasy.
gnowanych ma oswiate, dowo-
dem sto dolar6w wyasygnowa-
nych ma biblioteks towarzy-
stwa Narodowego W Grand
Rapids.
Dowodem zas wzrastajacego
coraz bardziej znaczenia Zwiaz-
ku moga sfutyc setki powital-
nycb, telegram6w nades}anych
ma Sejm XIII przez wybitne
osoby j organizacje tax z Anne
ryki jak | z Europy, oraz ko.
respondencje miast amerykafi.
skich, ubiegajacych sic o to, by
W ich murach odbyi sic przy-
sziy sejm Zwiazkowy.
TAX wiec zle ME jest, jak to
wyobrazili sobie przedstawicie
ciele obozu klerykaInego ma
naszym sejmie obecni. Pomi.
mo ponurego ich krakania,
zwiazek nasz p6jdzie swoim
torem, bedzie zawsze staf ma
czele ludu polskiego W Amery-
ce W jego obronie, gdy tym-
czasem pparlamentaryzm' or
ganizacyj klerykalnych ME
wyrwie ich ze stanu ocieialosci
umysfowej W jakim znajduis
sic cd chwili zaiozenia. Pozo-
atQna zawaza fapo c~o~,