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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
TOO DEPENDENT ON MEN E?
Smart American Women Differ from
Those of England.

There are a number Of things which
strike me as still provincial in our eve
ming entertainments in America" re
marked man who was familiar with
the best society on both sides Of the Al
lantic: traces of former condition of
society which might be abolished with
great advantage 10 our social Civiliza-
ton one, In particular, which would
be laughable if II We're not so inconvcni-
ent and paralyZing to COuviviality. is
the absurd dependence that women
over here still place upon masculine
attendance at evening functions, MAX
ing it impossible for them to move
freely about. or to get any supper
without an escort while dancing is. of
course out Of the question: says the
New York Tribune.
If they realized that in England s
smartest set ali that sort Of thing has
been abolished, perhaps they might mus
ter up the courage of their convictions
and enjoy themselves nationally. AT the
latest dance I attended in London. Civ
en- by Lady B.. who is the smartest Of
the smart. I was greatly struck by and
much admired the absolute independ-
ence Of the women belonging to that
set
IF men Joined them, well and good:
If not, it did not interfere with their
evident enjoyment; they moved about
perfectly untrammelled, going and
coming as they pleased.
II noticed Lady Betty NJ, for in
stance, who is most popular, going
down to supper when it was announced
without waiting for an escort, and
both she and another fashionable-lo
ing woman who was with her helped
themselves with perfect aplomb, and
taking possession OF a small table, es-
tablished themselves en- tete-a- tete to
their obvious and entire satisfaction
BY and by q man sauntered along and
drew a chair up TO their table, and then
another, until finally they had the jol-
lest and most attractive looking group
in the room.
And SO it was about everything
Madame came IN her carriage at II
O'Clock; JNgEieur arrived in a hanson
an hour lar and when they were
tired they went home, each independ-
entity Of the other while, as / say, at
the entertainment Itself one sex seems
quite as untrammelled as the other"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
NOT TO HIDE DEFECTS

~ IS only long, slender fingers thar
ousHl TO wear many rings. and a short
red neck is hardly improved nv tha
i blosl beautiful necklace that Gan he
oought' says the st. Louis he-I1a,,S
go; Inc wearing of jewels was or
lglnaily intended 20 call attertioy -,
s,eftaln personal beauties, NOT ia bidS
S IeleGts sallow face is not innroyeS
~ diamond earrings. Most women
however, consider that beautiful Ia mas
CIV, ,elni hecks can go unadorned. NothinS,
makes the skin look whittier NAV, gats
PINK coral; and there are many nov.
eIlles IN this, Some of the neclelaces
L 5iaue or squares of corals senara Fad
Wy diamonds, and some ohlonp rteces
are joined together to form a so.tS ~
nat wide ribbon, crossing in f,,o,t -
S ,,,eg IN a gold fringe; coral set win
diamonds are strung to a f1ne snid
tndll' turquoise and opals are sef IN
Inree rows of chains Some wonders,,i
mutations OF pearls in single. rows ira
worn IN the daytime. and ooiias 20
pearls at night. Many pearl necklaeen
nave diamond or emerald snans 2 or tje
loosely with tassels set with CIia,nnrda
Strlpgs OF pearls held in place hviT ,o,,iv
ANL bows Of black velvet forrn
dainty headgear, for, though NJ bsir
is eIaborately dressed evening gowns
seem to require a certain ann,fnS \" ~
aoornrent in the hair. FNs.a
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
THE WRITING TABLE.
It is ousti7g from Favor the Writing
Desk

Is
Desk.
If you are in need of d writing desk
in which 10 confne your memoranda.
correspondence, stationery, and the
like, don't get a desk, but get a table.
The girl who last year was fumbling
about little two-by -four desk is now
discarding the pretty toy and investing
in handsome useful table that will
afford her elbow room and give
her all the room she wants. With
the host Of pretty fancies in china and
silver that every Woman's correspond
ence necessitates, the owner of the
average 'lady's' writing desk is for
tunate if she can find room for a sheet
of note paper and her arms.
Buy, If you can, an old-fashioned
mahogany table, one of the brass or
carved claw feet variety. You may
nave such one up garnet, but if you
are Ike most modern ambitious wom-
en-, you will have to repair to an an
/ tique furniture shop and pay a good.
round sum for it, (The writing table
is not supplanting the writing desk be-
cause of the cheapness of the former }
The tiny, effeminate fixings that were
suitable for the desk should be replaced
table; for instance the wee ink-stand
that one used to coquecte with should
turn into big silver and crystal bot
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
WOMEN WORKERS.

In am article in the Young Women
for February on 1.-The Ascent of Wo-
man." it is stated that, whereas the
census taken six years before the queen
came to the throne contained no occu-
patton for women except domestic ser
vice, there were at the date of the last
census $1,000 women dressmakers. TO-
900 employed in public houses, 450O in
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

tie. Have one corner where magazines
and books may be at home. You win
have room for letters, papers, station
cry and everything else, and need not
stow them away for want of space the
moment they are not in use.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Spring toque of straw and velvet BY Pou
yanne,
The novel square crown is of cyclamen bius
straw, as ts also the upturned Grim which is
faced with cyciamsn velvet, and trimmed with
BOWS and loops Of satin Of the same shade and
held by O srrass buckle. Three white plurnes
complete the trimming
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
THE NEW WOMAN IN CHINA.

Chinese women, at least about Shang-
hal are becoming very up-to-date. 1t
is becoming by no means unusual 10
see fair celestial cyclists i'm the streets,
and the new weekly Feminine Maya
zines STAFF is entirely composed Of
Chinese ladies'.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Some dressmsaaars are finishing tha
tops Of their skirts with a piping cord
as the necfs of dresses used to be f7r
1shed In any event, the belt should
be as slight as viii suffice 10 hold The
skirt
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Skirts of fine checks will be worn
with Jackets and bodices of solid colors
For instance. black and white shep-
herds plaid skirt would go with A black
top; skirt of navy blue and green
cneck would be accompanied by blue
top" and so on. Combinations ~ tba
sort may often be devised between half
worn gowns
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

In the year 1888, when Queen Mar
garet reigned over Scotland, this gra-
clous lady decrecd that during her reign
every maiden in her realm, whether of
high or low degree. should speak to the
man she loved. If the man were not be-
trothed already he must either wed the
maid or pay heavy fire. On the death
Of Queen Margaret the women were
urgent in their demands that their
strange privilege should be continued.
To appease them an act of parliament
was passed which made it lawful for
maidens to do the proposing every
fourth year, This is the reason why
ladies are allowed TO propose in leap
year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Gowns To match the hats of tube
that viii be SO popular are promised.
Nothing could be more charming than
fhe frock Of msuve chiffon which an
elegant Worcester woman is having
made for summer The bodice and the
apron front are covered in very fine
tucks, and sash edged with accor-
dion pleated ruf1les trims the back. A
toque of gray tulle completes the cos
tune, which is sure to be admired
when it is seen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
A WIFE'S RIGHTS.
CF~om Youths Companion.)

An extremely interesting case has
lately been decided by the Indiana su-
preme court, establishing a new priu-
ciple regarding the rights of a wife.
A man in that state who kept a shoe
store employed his wife as a saleswom-
an and paid her weekly wages, which
she saved and invested.
When his business declined he Dor
rowed her money, and also failed to pay
her wages. Then he became bankrupt.
His wife presented her claim as one of
the creditors, for the borrowed money
and a years unpaid wages. In the old
times the claim would have been thrown
out at once. The theory of the common
Jaw gave the wife no right as against
her husband. Her property was his.
She could not testify for or against him
in court in any case, civil or criminal.
There could be no valid contract be-
tween the two for the payment of mo-
Iney.
The situation has been greatly i'm
proved by statute and by common sense
decisions of modern jurists. One of the
last of the ancient disabilities of the
wife is removed by the Indiana decision.
The court holds that an agreement to
pay wages for services of a domestic
character would not stand 1t would be
against public policy that man should
by promising to pay his wife for
washing the dishes and for sewing on
his buttons-withhold money from his
ordinary creditors.
But the wife was under no obligation
to become a saleswoman for her hus-
band. He paid-or rather did not pay
to her what he would have had to nay
to another; and therefore his creditors
were not injured by his employing her.
Consequently her claim was a good one
and was allowed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

For every day wear, the double breast
ed jacket with two rows of buttons.
VIII lead, because it is trig and stylish
ana can be worn over the shirt waist
without Inconvenience.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Melted fringes, which have been pro-
phesied. are displayed in the shops.
Few women care for them as sole trim
mings for gowns or garments, but they
are used TO finish the ends Of sashes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Golf stockings are SO loud that they
can be heard a mile away, but these
noisy garments are TO be superseded
this summer. so it is said by plain
cOlors and neat stripes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Foulards are shown in great variety
and beauty. For the dress-up frock.
there is nothing more elegant or dura
bic. They ourEve organizes and are
nearly as good the second season as
the first.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

The new golf umbrella is a small sun
shade Of red silk made without lace or
silk ruties, so that it can be carried
without detriment in the golf bag.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
Emilio CASTELAR,
wObec sprawy polskiej.

Niedawno zmsriy b. prszydent
kr6tkotrwsisj r.sosypospolitej His.-
pshskisj snakomity mat stanv,
Emilio CASTELAR,, byi szorerym prsy-
jaoielem polak6w.
Gdy " pamistnym Ola braoi ma
szyoh 3 Wislkopolski roku 1855 ks.
Bismarck & trybuny psrlamenssrnsj
obwieioif fwiatu Wake skstermina.
cyjns Z posnafoEyksm', 4adsjso "a
rassm stu miljon6w ns kolonissoje
prowincyj polskioh, " dsienniku ma.
dryokim nEl Globo" pojawa sic
srtykui pod tytuiem: nLas dragons-
das germanica,", omawisjsoy wysts
picnic ksnclerss nismieokisgo, pi6ra
wielkisgo pr.yjaoisls wolnosoi.
pDsienniki monsrchicsne - m6wi
sutor - kt6rs tax ochooso notujs
biedy frsncuskich rspubliksn6w,
mogiyby rowniet zsprotsssowsc prre
oiwko zamacbom sposscrnym, sped
nisnym nisustannis prser pisrvsss
Z poteg monsrchiornyoh nssssj sta.
rusrki EarOpy, prIsciw .smsOhOm,
kt6rs gors.s SWAT ! p~rrersasjs.
nOiwo,ujso sic do rsojI stsnu,
gnebic proskrypcjs prowlncjs Gale,
wykorsenisc ludooi6 . gruntu, ne
kt6rym wrrossa, pedaic tubylo6w do
krain wrogiob, sprzsdswsc mieuis
wbrew posiadacsom, pozbswisc lob
niesylko nisbs ojczysssgo, leo. 1
ognisk rodsinnyob 1 swissyh Was.
oyoh - o, TO jut jest tax barbsrryh.
skis ! okrutne, as vprost wiersyc sic
ME chloe vissnym oosom, ably wybry.
ki tsgo rodssju mogay bye dokonans
bes jednomyIlnyoh protest6w su.
misnia powsssohnego. Gdyby sso.
pish oywilissoji ludu wypsdso mic
rsyc sksIs uesuc ! nySli tam wygsa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
GOrliwosc partyjna.

Napisai Addison, publicysta angieIski
zesziego stulecia. Il cyklu artykuf6w Sir
Roger de Koverly. Rzecz ia ~napisana
biisko 200 lat temu oipowiada znakomi-
Gle stosunkom amerykanskim, a navel
polsko-ameryka1skim. T~iomaczyfa He.
lena Sawicka.
Gdy rormswismy 9 moim sscnym
przyjscislem Sir Rogersm o sskodli
wolci psrtyj polityosnych, on bsrdso
osssto kohosy opovisdsaism Wy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

prssdsievsisf on stak M ws.ysskie
instytuojs, - kt6ryoh I'll jessose
iskra niezalsHnsgo ormiahskisgo du.
cha.
Ma pierwssym planie stoi natural.
ME koioi6i ormiahski, kt6rsgo gio-
We 4. ~. katolikoss). jsnsr.i guber-
nator uwaaa "a prsyw6doe ruohu se-
paratystyosnsgo. Kstolikos dostal
ssa ju4 pierwsss o~str.sasn's, . mia
nowiois wys.ano Z Kaukasu jego
prsyboosnego sskretsrss I kilku Wy.
bitnisjs.yoh ksisEy = isgo o~too.enia'
Drugim krokism byi stak M OIL
miahskis s.kofy parafjalns, utr.ymy.
wane I kisrowans prsss duohowish
stwo. w cisgu roku 1856 1897
zamknieto 82O ssk6a, posostais 81
spotks wkr6tos ten sam los. w
msmorjals swym ks. Galicyn pros
cara o upowaAnisnis do zagarnieo's
fuuduss6w e .apis6w ro.msitych
dobroorynnyoh ormian). Z kt6rych
sskoay to byfy utr.ymywans. (zu.
peioie idsntycsnis postepowai rzad
rosyjski 1 ~ Kr6lestwis, prsywias..
o.ywssy sobie miljonows fundacje
sskolne). ~Proposycjs te pr.yjsi ca,
pr.ychylnis M marginssie memoir
jaiu poioayi waasnoreo.ny dopissk;
nss drogs isc nalesy".
Rosumis sic, ae I ns prsse swr6co
no bao.ns uvage. Organ katoliko.
sa ,Ararat" oddany sostai pod sps-
cjalns csn.ure wTyflisis, poniswaa
s~prreoiwial sic rsfOrmie sskolnsj "
duchu povy.ej opisanym | nnic ME
ozynii " oslu .bliAenia spoaeo.sh.
silva ormiahskiego do rosyjskiego,
jak to byio jsgo obowisrkiem", sio-
va to wyjmujemy " oaioici . me
m~orjaiu. Dxiennik nArdzagank",
uws.any IA organ mmiodej Armeu-
il" 20 dwukrotnem osmiomissiecs
mem sawissssniu sostai supeanie
zsmkniety.
Ostatnis jsgo .brodnia bylo to, To
- jsk pis.s ks. G.. " memorable -
Ae poswolii sobie nc.ynic uwagi mad
postepowanism jednsgo . nauoEy
oieli s.k6i iredniOh " Tyfiisis, O.sm
ro1bud1ai narodows nienswisc "
spoiecssfstwie / wfr6d miod.isty
s,kolnej". Rsecs jssna, 70 pedago
gism, o kt5rym NOVA, byi moskal.
Ola innych d.isnnik6w zamier,a ks.
G. ussanowic specjslns csnsure pod
wiasnym nadsorem. Dalsj propo.
nuje cafy s.srsg srodk6w " Cslu
.iamania pr.ewagi ormian " radach
misjskiOh q specialize " radsie mia
sta Tyflisu, mied.y innymi .ads ola
sisbis praws usuwania radnycb, kt6.
rsy % ME ma reks rzsdowi. iowa
rzystwa dobroo.yunosoi, poddans
ju4 bard.o surowsj rssdowsj kon.
troll, naleay .upslnis rorwis.a6, DO
dzialaja " duchu separastyc.nym, Q
stwor.yc MOVIE, " kt6ryohby dobro.
ormisn snslasia ujSoie rals
byfa wolns cd tsndsnoji rsligijnyoh
1 narodowyoh". (I to proposycje
kaas . nstarannis roswatyc").
Atsby motliwis zmnisjssyc ilof6
ormian " granicach cesarstwa pr,sd.
Ks. Gslicyn przymusowa
wysyiks tyoh ormian, kt6r.y schro-
Mill sic do Rosji /. Torcji. Wysyika
ia ma bye dokohcsOns W ciagu
lat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
Ma pOlskiej ziemi.

Nd pOlSKleJ Zleml.
Ma polskiej sismi, moskal okrutnv
Plsdruje, nis.c.y ojo.ysty Ian,
A Polski syn6w sfyoha6 jek smutny,
WSr6d oytadsli ponuryoh ioian.
Swi',csy nahsjka ko.aokiej d.ic.y,
Bile bs~sbronnych ohydny wr6g.
0! kt6t oierpienia nss.s polic.y,
Te by bolssci chyba sam Bog.
Ma Polskiej .iemi, kr.ysaokis plemie
Me siosed.i PolsOs dotkliwyoh kar,
Chloe znismosyc dziatws, wydrisra
. .ismie
l swietyoh uozuc chcs stlumi6 tar.
Navel chloe vydrzsc skarby nsjdro4.
see,
Ojosysts move, wiars 1 c.esc.
Cod.ish obmysla prawa n~ajsroasss,
Byisby ducha ~Polskosoi rgnisfel
Ma Polskiej .ismi Wolffa holota,
Ossossrstwsm kals Leohicki rod,
l "Pasoayt6w" na.we nam miota
"a nas1s mestwo krwawy trudl
Me Pomni assiug wielkisgo ms.s,
20 wyr"af Wiedsh |. niswisrnych
rsk,
oni dsis ma w.6r sdradnsgo we,a,
Kassjs - Polsos dodsjso MAXI.
Polska okryta kirsm .aloby.
Unilki wssoly wolnosci fpisw,
Zniksy dawnego pertwa o.doby...
P0i'ka odarts, jak Z liIci krsw.
Lees o6t to slychacf Cry pomruk
bursyf
C'y szum bssdsnnyoh spienionyoh
fal?
Csemut sic oroio tyran6w chmur.vp
l oEsmut patrsa re strachsm v DALI
To lud sic bud.il Lud nasr gosbiony
Stale " ssersgu, jsk isny .b6s,
Powstsjs silny, jak lev .budrony
1 VIOLA dosy6 tyoh sbrodni jual
Prscsl Z poiskisj 1ismi .jsdliws ga
dyl
Dose nas.yoh oierpish pr.es.lo sto
lat.
Dose wss,ych zbrodni, grabis.tws,
Idrady,
o jakioh j~ss.oss ME wisd.iai sviat,
Myfmy dsii brstuim duchem MA.
o1eni,
Miaosc Ojosysny o4ywis mas.
Ny Polski dsisoil Nis.wyoie4eni
Wossmy: Nsds.sdi odwstu or.si
Pobladsy wrogi, Isdr.aiy irony,
Widssc jak silny jest narod mass,
Is ayjs, ohooiss sso lat gosbiony,
l slows grozby rruos I'm v twarri
OF DO ducb polski jest niespo.yty,
DO " sercsch ludu I'll s~iety Tar.
Lud ten s~osssnis ohwais okryty,
Ponissie Polscs woloolci dar.
Jut gvissda siswy, gwisrds wolnof-
Of,
Wspaniasym blsskism w.sraniu liuil
Nisdsugo zsbrrmis hymny rsdoscI,
DO hymn nadrisi jua " dali brsmiu.
Krsytsk J moskal v POlsos zaginis,
Bo Rcd obsjmis Lschioki rodi
Ga SHE. slave, ssoreicism ~sssiynis,
Bo Dsd wisrnymi trivia Bofy eui.
Wiec wsniesmy ssros, p~obudzmy
duchs,
Mech sgods, jsdnosc prowadss mas.
A proSby nssssj Pan Bog wysaucbs,
Prsyjdsie ola Polski wolnolci orss.
s.. 0rpiszewski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
Czy Ameryka jest an
gielska2

Wobso prsymilsnia sic Anglji dc
stsn6w Zjsdnocsonych, wobso cd.
woiywanis sic Anglji do pokrswish
silva rasowego ! ssosepowsgo = naro.
dem smerykshskim, ssohodsi pyts.
ME: pCsy ludnoic Stsu6w Zjsdno.
cronych jest snglo-saksohsksr"
ze dswnisj snglioy panowali mad
~obsonymi Ssansmi Zjsdnoosonymi,
as duso wyohodz ,6w = poisosonsgc
krolestw' Wielkiej Bryssnji osisdls.
10 sic " tyohte Stansoh, podsuws
nisjednsmu mnismsnis, jskoby osss
ludnoac Stsn6w Zjednooronych, g
prrynajmniej snaczns jej cselc, by
"a snglo-ssskisgo poohodrenis.
Nsturslnis, ts mnismanis to 20
oblsbis dumie snglik6w, ks6rsyby
Stsny Zjsdnoosone Ohcieli uvstat
"a ,,nows Angie.
= Rzadowa / rewolucyjns partjs
Wioch W srednich wiekach. Pierwsi sta.
nowili z~wolennik6w papieta, drudzy :
cesarza niemieckiego.
go Francuzka partja kstolicka W XVI
wieku.
"~) Torysi = konserwatywni, Wigo
vie = iberalni; nazwy stronnictw " An
gill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
100000
Raxem

Poniswas obeonie pr.ybyws nam
{ Anglji ooras to mniej enigrant6w,
.si ss vssystkich innyoh KRAKOW co.
ras to wieosj; poniewas pr6os .tsgo
oaturalny prsyrost anglo ameryka-
o6v jest bardso sasby, sas rodsiny
nismisokis, saowiahskis 1 irlandxkis
powist'.ajs sic bardso s.ybko, prse.
to saoisra sie ~ misszkahcaoh Sta.
now zjednoosonych, oorss TO wieoej
Osoha poohodsenia anglo saksohskis.
60.
Movie o ludnosoi Stan6w Zjedno-
osonyoh, jake o rssis anglo saksoh-
skisj, jest twisrd.i6 cos. 90 ME iss-
oisje. Nar6d amerykahski Jest M.
sodem suPeinis odasbnym, Z ohooiaA
cd anglik6w .atr.ymai jssyk. jed.
oakowof n jake lat rs prawis, ami
snaku " MIN Pc angliksoh nile pc.
'~ossanis. Nar6d ameryka6ski "a lat
100 skiadst de bed.is gs6wnis .
misszkaho6w pochodzenia irlands.
kisgo, nismisckisgo, polskiego. osss
kiego, norwsgskiego, ~ffsn,u.kisgo i
wioskisgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

Oso poWy2sse o~bltcxenie wedfug
rosmaityoh narod6w:
Cd irlandosyk6w ma po-
ohodsi6 l6. 600 600
Cd niemo6w 70 wsxyst.
kiob kraj6w, cd holsndr6w
1 duhosyk6w 1900. 600
Cd anglik6w, sskot6w,
walijosyt6~ $4,000. 600
Cd frsncuz6w, ksnadyj.
osyk6w 5000. 600
Cd polak6w, ozeob6w,
rusin6w ! iunyoh saowian 100000
Oh skandynawosyk6w 5000 600
Cd wsoch6w 1000. 600
I'd hissPsn6w, portugal
ozyk6w 8.OOO.O 600
Nsgr6w 1 mulst6w 100000
Lsoz obliossnie to nile Jest doklad.
mem, jsk katdsgo be.stronnsgo ba
dscsa prsskona spis ludnossi Stsn6w
zjednocsonyoh. dokonany " " roku
1890. Welding togo oblio.enia Wy
nosi liosba miesrkafo6v obcsQo DO.
chOd.snia tylko 2O.878.OOO. misd.y
tymi .as tylko 1923 900 pochod.e
MIA angielskisgo. Dodajmy do tsgo
og6lns liosbe ~kolorowej nsrodowos.
Of. :. j. 5,5SS. 900 . osrsymamy &c.
284,O 0 ludnosOi Stan6w Zjsdnooro-
nyoh, o ks6rsj nspewno wismy. 70
ME jest poohodssnia angislskisgo.
Oijswszy to lio.be Cd r.so.ywistej
LOBBY missskahc6w Stan6w Zjsdno-
ozonyoh " roku 1890. t. j. cd SO,
e22 900 otr.ymamy SO. 1853 900 bi..
iych amsrykan6w poOhod1snis kra.
jowsgo.
Zsuwaty mote kto, ts wisks.a
osssc tel liorby poohodri nis.swod.
ME cd prsodkow angieIskiob. By
sie prsskonac o mylnoSOi tsgo mnis.
mania. powinniimy misc prssd oc.a.
mi masterpiece fAkta:
L. Stan New York koloni.owaE
holsndrxy.
2. zaohodnis Pennsylvania kolo
oisowsli jss.o.s pr.ed rewoluojs
prsswatnie nismoy.
8. W Novel Anglji, Pennsylvania
i Maryland byfy tysisos irlsnd.kiob
wyohodzO6w " osasis rewoluoji.
A Ma ob,sarach .dobytyoh po 70.
ku 1888 missskala wielka liosba
francus6w, W Louisiana 1 w.diuA
rieki Mississippi, by juE ME movie
o franouskich osadsoh W Detroit 1 W
inoych punktach p6inocno-.aohod
nioh okolic, poniswas lob lio.ba ME
byfa sspswns bsrd1o znaosna.
5. T~erytorjum Florida, nabyts cd
Hisspanji Prise. stany Zjednoc.ons,
pa mooy traktatu, terytorjs Kalifor
mia. Texas Nowy Msksyk pr,yis-
o1one do stan6w zjsdnoo.onych ma
mooy sraktatu . Msksykiem, miaiy
dot6 .nso.ns ludnoic pochod1snia
hisspahskiego.
Ludnoic 70, naturalnie, tr.sta u
waaat jake poohod.snia krsjowego
jak to niaej ~objaSniamy p~r.ykiadsm.
8. To Same nslszy powisdzis6 o
wnukach 1 prswnukaoh irlandczy.
k6w, ~francuzow, nismo6w l sfowian
osiadiyoh W Stanaoh zjsdnoc.onyoh.
Objasnijmy ten 1 poprredsajsoy
numsr " prsykiadsis:
Patrick O'Brisn prsybyi dotsd .
Irlandji " r. 1910.
Syn jego Terry urodri' sic tuss;
" 1. 1912, q syn Tsrrygo, Mortimer,
r. 1854. lub 1855, oae.
nh sic " r. 1885, a Z tsgo msiasf
silva jest obeonie o.woro dsieoi: Au.
gust, Herbert, Columbus ] FLIP.
Tax 10 dsieci, jsk ich ojoiso Morti
msr. ME % juE irlandosykami, Ices
salIc.sjs sic do licsby 80. 1853 900
rodowitych smsryksn6w.
w :. 1910 byio " Stansoh Zjsd.
noosonyoh kilkasst tysiecy irland.
csyk6w. w E. 1850 liosbs irlsod-
osykow, ~urodsonych " Ssanach zjed.
noozonyOh wynosiis 981 900, q pr.y.
snsc moAns, ts " tel liosbIs jest
consjmniej 100000 dsisci urodzo.
nych miedsy rOkism 1910 1850.
Dzieoi to dos.iy cd r. 1875 do roku
1885 do wieku stosownsgo do NAL
Drugs g~eusrsojs, kt6rs
sswsris " tyob lstsch ms,tsfstws,
: ktorych do roku 1890 urod,iio sic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

y Grecki hlozof. zyi W p~Ierwszyu
wieku pc Chrystusie.
go Cbrystuss pKochajcie nieprzyja
ci6f waszych, czyhcie dobrxe tym, kt6rz,
was nienawidz9 biogosiawcie tym, kt6
rzy was przeklinaja'.
~F'O U mas nile lepiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

q lego sai wypsdaaoby. 10 lIosbs
bialsj ludnosci amerykahskiej obsj-
muje:
poohodssnia angislskiego
szkockisgo 100000
pochodssnis nie-angiel.
skiego 35,740,000