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The Mena star., 1899-08-17
MINEREL WEALTH OF ARKANSAS.
Prof. W. E. Soest Writes Of the
 Minerals of Polk County.

Minerals or FOLK ~OuhAy'
 Although the country has been given a black eye for many years in regard the existance of gold and silver ID quantities sufficiently large to handle, the time is not far hence when Ar kansas will have within her limits one of the principal mining regions in the United States.
 True comparatively, little work has been done to prove this fact. As re- ports of geologsts state that the precious metals are not in paying quantities, and they also state that the formation of this particular vl- cinity is puzzle to any man. But we have sufficient evidence that there are large bodies of ore which contain the precious metals in sufficient quantities to be worked by some of the cheap processes, which are in use at the present time. One thing which favors the prospector in this country is, that he can follow a lead for miles and miles without having to do little ol no excavating. so it is possible for him to drill his hole and put Tn his blast at almost any place. Not only does this country carry gold and silver within her bosom but copper, tin, antimony, lead and zine are found in number of places.
 A person would naturally ask, if Arkansas contains such mineral wealth why is it that more development work has not been done? It is be- cause the people Of this vicinity are too poor to sink money into the ground, and it has been almost utterly impossi- ble to induce capitalists to spend either time or money in country which, ac- cordng to circulated reports, con though few are here and they will undoubtedly be repaid one-hundred fold.
 will here give brief summary of what has been done m the past and what is now going on. One camp, Camp Wilder) twelve miles south of Mena is now Tn operation and produces goald, silver aud copper bullion, which, according to the report of the mint at Another plant Silver QueeE) is now under construction and will be ready for operation in about thirty days. Also the Gold Coin Mining Co. have incorporated, preparatory to putting in a plant and working their ore, as they have ore of the best propositions in the country.
 Ore is also being shipped to Chicago by the North American Ore & Metal O., the gold and silver being extracted there, so here we have a few lndica- tions, and if dare say absolute proof, that the precious metals exist in pay ing quantities And it can be clearly seen all that is now necessary is for capital to come in and take hold of this matter. Why is it that in Colo rado they go hundreds of feet on a trace of gold, while here in Arkansas we can show S4 to s2O ore on the sur face, or a few feet below if, and it is impossible 10 get moneyed men inter. ested?
 Besides large number of assays made by myself, some have been made by Burlingame and De Forest of Denver, Prof Wittkowski, of St Joseph, Mo, United States mint at New 0orleans. and all gave very satis factory results.
 Very Respectfully,
 ". F. SoEsT.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

The report that the British gov ernment has ordered 500, ,000, 900 feet of Southern yellow pine IS not encouraging to American con sumers. Exalted prices for build ing material means great deal to buyers. The South would be very much richer just now with more pine and less tton.-Post Dis patch.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

Remember that the park fair and celebration opens on Friday morning August IS, to continue two days. A good programe has been arranged and Mena can ex- pect big crowd. The hotels should be liberal in contributing toward the expense.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

Another negro has been saved from hanging in Georgia by the prompt interpretation of state troops. The negro who was pur- sued in Wyandotte county, Kas.. the other day was saved from be- ing lynched by escaping and not being seen since. Kansas City Star.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

The poor over worked railroad commissioners and their secretary and their stenographer will now be relieved as an ''expert rate clerk" has been employcp. State Republican.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17
CHICAGO BANKS PREFER noNEY.

Thirteen Chicago banks are about to swap SS, 500,0o0 of gold for gold paper. The idea of the superior convenience of paper currency seems to be with us to stay. St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

The State Republican says: "Beware of well water. The germs of typhoid turk in many of these wells that are supposed to furnish pure water" We would like to know what that editor drinks, beer or white mule?"
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

A champaigne trust is being formed with view of enhancing the price which my result in caus- ing everybody in Mena, except our contemporaries of the News and Democrat, to cease using it as a daily beverage
The Mena star., 1899-08-17
Lung Irritation

Bells Pine-Tar-Honey will cure il. and give such strength 10 the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there. 2s cents at all good druggists.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

We see it stated that Emma l.. Hart, daughter of James E. Hart, who was killed in a street duel at Hot Springs, March 16 last, has sued Sheriff k. L. Williams for $2O, 900 damages.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17
company.

If you cant work well in hot wea- ther, take Prieklv Ash Bitters. It regn- iates the important organs of the body and fortiiies the system to resist the enervating influence of summer heal Tor sale by Jackson Drug Company.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

Fortify the body to resist malarial germs by putting the system in perfect order Prickly Ash Bitters is . won. derful system regulator Sold by Jackson Drug Company.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

The extra hot weather we are having this summer is said to be due to our efforts to annex and as simulate the climate of Cuba and the Philippines.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

De Queen is agitating the ques- ton of sinking an artesian well to supply the town with water as the wells do not furnish sufficient amount.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17

There ls no lack of work for those who want it in Mena now.
The Mena star., 1899-08-17
LIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS.
". D. Sors1

Chemist and Metallurgist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
The Case OF Frank Harris. Charged With
Highway Rnhtary.

The most important case in the Police
Court yesterday was that OF Frank
Harris. the negro charged as being on.
of the two who held TIP James ratr.ll
ON Washington avenue ten DAYS ago
and robbed him Of SIS. The victim pos
ftively identified Harris as one ,yf tho
men, but Harris tried to establish an
alibi. His Honor Justice Brown. how
ever, refused to be convinced by the
plausible representations Of Harris ana
sent him on to the grand jury.
w. "A. Graves was before His Honor
on the charge OF obtaining gools unGer
false pre.enses from NJ. Scoll. The war
rant was dismissed.
Among other cases disposed of were
Che following:
Joshua Whidbee assault and battery
on William Hawks; fined $40 and costs:
both men put under bond Ct $500 for
twelve months.
E. J. Eley, peace warrant; bsnl CT
$500 for lbwelve months.
Charles Green. suspicious charaa Ter:
bond Of $1G0 for six mmtns.
Manuel Belle, fast driving; continued
to Thursday.
George Haynes. warrant; continued
one day.
John Shing, Gisorderly; So and costs
John Thompson drunk: - ard cots
Tom LoWery, larceny; S. and costs.
Samuel Harman, disorderly; IS and
costs
Clarence Hudson. dizorderly; s. ana
costs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09
Pregnancy Op.r.Con,p.ny.

There is TO visit this city Friday ni;sz?;
at the Casino concert s&t..lany ur I'M
ilSG.ti :tttractiN&nsss ar.,! merit tsit.
Louise 3lehany i.alla,i ana c1,ar. Con
Gei'is, beaded by i.ou:s. NJ. Bi&hll,N.
Miss t;lehany has became i',Gr1ors as Il
hc,llad singer the country over. ana Has
appeared herctgl.ore as so;GisG Mi; n
some CT the great organizations. yhis
Ger second season at the head Of nc!
CIVIL company, she raS SillapanLad neg-
SELF With fire artists, including W. Gull
!a,int4 'stauv!ct. the noted Belgium IIian
lss ard GonGuc:nr. ME-; Olga Scllnui,
4 tGunG Niciinist whGSa work has at
t.aciSt unusual attention il her re
appearances in the Eass and in Chica-
So. Jessie >. Monroe, Il fSlv0ritE. .4ite
Forrest ID Carr. E2sGo Clntan%c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09

For first-class cleaning dyeing and
repairing so to Virginia Dye Works,
a105 Washington avenue. Bell Phone,
III. Established 1s-2. 1913
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09
UNION MISSION AFFAIRS

me tioartt of Directors Of the Union
GoSpe! Mission held a meeting 'ruesdav
ElSht ana heard the financial report III,
genera Superintendent r. T.. Hedding.
VINO has had charge Of the mission
work mere FOR nearly year.
MI kSddinSS report was very On
coura@!nS II not only showed the
ith;,ncIHl condition Gf the Mission ,nt
showed the growth it has made. IA Ill.
ear ana the good work accomplished.
enc" MY. h"ddinS took charge Of The
work The Mission has .icc,l!l1}lIataa :H50
NnilI. 81 properly. such as q .,tsrri
wagon. organ and nthcl. rurniturc. lhe
| ;"isS'"n IS no" about s.5h in debt. hut
nE the "nd Of the weak there. y.-ill ,a no
dt!icit Whatever, as the board Of d;rcc-
tot, l'iSt night decided To pay off tia.
debt ut once
Siost of he debt was incurred who,,
the Mission vas first organized tHn
NSarS ago. which WAS before Supa.;n-
s".'n:nt feut!inS took charge ri Viii
soon be paid off ana in Il few ,lays tia
MISSION Will start out ;:frrSH
n" board % directors Was hi-hly
t!!t"':faSed oN"r the outlook ana Will
slSe Mt: Eea6in@ AL LIE support .l,.
80 since gong III The nov quarters
n!' Nashll@t"n aN"nu" between Twen-
-S4Ntn ana IWcnty-Sevrnth streets
u" attendance has been much larger.
ara thc Mission is meeting with Deirer
success
Six hunks Will soon be placed in ana
OIL the rooms in order to accommolara
i!len VINO come here looking for work
"ad have 10 place to STAY While san,s.
lES L position.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09
without oop,.s;,,..p.

Mr.. John y. Mrss, the contractor ana
builder, has baan elected seconi isu-
tenant o: the Newport News Light IN
laniry 70 succeed Mr.. Woo Mouse, WA
resigned that Office several week; a:so.
~ q Special fr:Sc;inG cf- the company
l:%id il the Ola almoly hall Ga WASH
iiiston ave,31le Monday right, the cleo
aicn tocil place and Nh. Moss was nam
cn without opposition.
It IS probable that the officers az t!ie
company VIII take ll!eir cla1r,na tions:
IL Richmond before the stat hIii,:,a
officers in about q month. The equip
lnsnt for the Infantry Will arrive in
ABOUT six weeks. 1t is believed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09

Rev Geo. ". Wray. pastor of Wash
lns5on street church, in a'e;ersour:.
IL h.tssl' raster q the Washington
ne 'l'i not think thcl'e was any foun,la-
ton TOR IRE published statement lhat
re would probably be removed 10 Rich
ni@:1u '.'l'r:s the session If the ION
1g9sssce: iiev. " G. Walden. presiding
eIlei. 81 one S@AtSIouth u strict. Rev
=. r. llpsccm5. a. Newport News
ley. I. II! Campbell. presiding elder
z. me Petersburg district. and Rev. T.
- Wray. Of King GenrgG County. viii
&c the guests Of isev. George w Wray
during the State Methodist conference
- be he!d in Petersburg next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09
STATE YOUR KICK
Or Forever After Hold Your
Peace.
CHANCE FOR THE KNOCKERS
Police Force Summoned 10 Appear Re-
fore the Board This ASnruIng TO he
Questioned as 10 Grievances.
Meeting to be Held Tonight.
Hold Your
CHANCE FOR THE KNOCKERS

The crisis in police circles will be ,,.c-
clpitated this morning b. more or
less pleasing little function That is
scheduled TO take place at the ccurs,
house at II O'clock
All the Officers on the force We're last
nght summoned to appear before the.
boardt at that hour.
This action is taken for the pulpozc
OF discovering who has ana Who has
not grievances.
There has been a good de,,l af ;a!E
one way and another ana som, Of Ms.
members Of the board. at lcas: ai,:
getting Silk of it.
The officers. as they are calls.' mn.
will be asked in plain language if they
have any kick against !lhc existing or
der OF things. II they have. they will
be requested to '.lainly state it. If thcy
have not. they will be asked to ha.I
their peace.
1t is expected that the procession will
be Interesting ana THAT tho occasion,
will be frausht "i,h incident.
This meeting is preliminary 10 tie
tonight '.or the purpose Of tryin. such
cases US may be ready for consider g
ton.
There are two of these. The n:nci-
pal one is that Of officer C;ftI1ingS. who
is charged with cruel conduct toward Il
prisoner. whose eye. it is alleged By the
complainant, the officer .Sno;:Stl cut.
The ether case is that OF H&use Ser
geant Booker, charged by Sc. 5sea!l-
Reynolds with Decentralization.
These two cases will take un sc.ne
time. and whether the board viii pro
coed to the consideration Of either bus
mess thereafter cannot be stated.
1t is probable that there will be an
other adjourned meeting. as cv%rynna
appears anxious to get nla,t-rs
Strengthened out and disciplin" enforced
once more. Tt is sadly lacking AZ pres,
ent, owing to Well known conii irnS
brough tabout by circumstances SnoW..
TO all.
not intend to change his cs?llge&
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09

Today we offer eight new and well
built houses that rent for IS per month
each for $500 for the bunch. This
price is made for a quick sale. The
Roads Real Estate Co. T.. M. Peterson,
Manager. Both Phones. 11-s-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-09
SECURED a sJrE
Where - NV Is"pt,st Church May Ii
Erected III .h., Near Future.

syndicate composed 0f eight promi-
neat gentlemen OF this city has pllr-
chased for $1,000 piece Of property
nues ana Twenty-nlnth ana Thirticli,
streets on which. it is said the New
port News Baptist church Will erect Il
new house Of Worship
in fact. the syndicate referred to i:
rad" UP of the llcmberS Of the Finance
COMMITTEES OF that church. Although
these gentlemen admit that Their. is
some nruha bili,y oC the new church be-
ing erected on that site they say there
IS nothing absolutely certain about it
at this time.
There seems to be no question. how
ever that this is the site selected for
the new Baptist church. All in,lira-
tons point that way ana the Very
makeup Of the syndicate which pur-
chased the property is proof th,tt il is {,
Baptist enterprises.
I'M ", f"l!"win; gentlemen arc in the
$ynu;cttt.: McsSrS. George Il; West,
ID. S. Jones. W. Il. Vest. J. A. isuxton
+. W. Robinson. N. j. Moore, ]. i;
Downing and ". NI Parker All Of
these gentlemen are prominent workers
IL the church ana look after its
The property just purchased includes
i've iois-t three on Thiriicth street ana
Two on IWcnty-ninth street Tnc three
on Thrteth street were purchased
from Mr. j.. ?. Stearncs for $500 ana
ne NE w" on TWenty-ninth street FROM
~ a. G. Jones for $1,000. OF course
The lots connect
If the church decides to bui,l there
the front Of the new cdilicc wilI lie on
lhlrtleth street. The church pronn.
"enld be built on the three lots 'front.'
lhS q that street and part Of the two
On the 'rwenty-:linth street side. Thn
sunday School would 10. built in thr
*"ai' Of III" church and Would run back
70 TWentN-ninth street
l ne Plan under consideration it IS
said. is 70 sell the present cl,uroi, PROS
city III the corner Of Washington ayp
rue and IWenty-ninth street ana Ia
huiid with the proceeds of this sale
which VIII be considerable. TIE HI
..:.hce S"mmi't"e estimates that this
property will bring at least $4,000
some nS the members Of the committee
ere OF the opinion that the property,
VIII bring rs much as $1,000 in Il wear.
y: eighteen months
iher" are four full-sized lots on
WASHINGTON avenue ana the key Tot on
rrHnsit% 4 frontage Of 100 rcet on
Washington avenue ana 125 fsa. "a
! "c1tE-nlnth street. making one Of The
most desirable corners in Nev-port
news for business purposes
The lot at the north and of tie p,,o7,
city IS improved. On it stands :: .vu
story brick residence With all modern
improvements. which is nov octilrit,r
~ tn" pastor Of the church. Rev G. 9.
,"A. ne present church stands on The
t:. lot on the Twenty ninth street side,
Inc congregation Of The church has
Beer considering for :, ions, time the
adEisabiiity Of erecting Il new church
+. may be some time Yet before tha
chusch vii start to build. but it is
|i.,e eFl'sht that the next yea: OF. two
goo Ina
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
DIa kogo pracujemy?

Sprawa po}aczenia Zwiazkow: So
ko}ow, Spiewakow M}odziezy, roz-
strzygnieta juz przychylnie ma zlo-
Gle Sokolow W Buffalo zjezdzie
Spiewakow W Bay City, poruszyla
umysly naszego spo}eczehstwa poll
sko- amerykahskiego. w wielu pis-
mach znajdujemy wzmianki o niej,
najobszerniej jednak traktuje ia
,,Sztandar'', ktory, jako organ Zwiaz-
ku Miodziezy, juz re wzgledu ma to
obowiazany jest pred zjazdem Mo-
dziezy, majacym odby6 sic W roku
przysziym, kwestje te czytelnikom
swoim wyjasnic.
1 przyznac trzeba, IL czyni to dla
mysli po}aczenia przychylnie, ME
mozemy jednak ma laden sposob
zgodzic sic ustepem, ktory znalez-
lismy W No. 33 tego pisma r. b. w
artykule tel sprawie poswieconym,
a podpisanym literami A. ID.
Ustep ow brzmi jak nastepuje:
MY zas zwiazkowcy, wiedzie6
musimy ma ten punkt szczegol.
ny nacisk k}asc .powinnismy, ze:
iacznosc z krajem musi
bye zatrzymana naszej
czesci. w tel sprawie rozkaz ma.
szego Zarzadu Imam tu ma mysli
zarzad Naczelny) jestdIanas
wyzszy mad ma Zjezdzie e
ustan owl ona stytucje.
Ny chcemy pracowa6 dla
p ol ski, ME dla polsk o.
amerykahskiej polonji. m y
jeste smy przedewszyst-
k EN- polakami".
Przeczytawszy siowa powyzsze,
prsgnelismy poczatkowo odpowie-
dziec W organic Zwiazku So
kolow, poniewaz jednak ostatnie
zdanie porusza kwestje nietylko
Zwiazku Mlodziezy, ale wogole kie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

wstspujacych csfonk6w. A M
uchwaly filadelfijskie nakazu.
ja pobieranie 1 centa M rzecs
funduszu rezerwowego cd kaz
diego drugiego wypadku smier.
ci czionka Zwiszku, me&czyzny,
gdy tymczasem pzojekt nowy
aada, by pobierano ] centa cd
baSdego wypadku smierci, a
wisc tax mesczyzny, jak ME
wiasty, nalezacych do Zwiaz-
ku.
Omawiajac sprawe kasy po.
smiertnej zaznaczylismy, ae
podzial sum posmiertnych be-
dzie zapewne stanowif pred
miot ozywionej dyskusji ma
sejmie. TAX samo bsdzie -
ssdzimy i z kwestja powya-
sza: Czy opiacac ma rzecz fun
duszu rezerwowego ] centa cd
kaadego wypadku amierci tyl.
ko mszczy zny, czy takae i ME
wiasty2 w tym razie jednak
zdanie nasze jest okreslone, 50.
dzimy bowiem, ze z chwils
wprowadzenia reform W dziale
posmiertnym, ktore to refor.
my 50 konieczne re wzglsd6w
prawnych, niewiasty beda mo.
gty oplacac sw6j podatek po.
smiertny nawet po smierci me.
Ia, musza wiec takse przyjac
udzial W oplacaniu podatku
rezerwowego, t. j. cd kaadego
wypadku smierci niewiasty
nalesacej do Zwiszku niewias-
ty powinny placic J centa, cd
kazdego sas wypadku smierci
msfcsyzny-mszczyzni powin-
nj skiadac tylez.
Mech bracia Zwiszkowi "a
stanowia sic dobrze mad ta
sprawa, a jestesmy przekonani,
ze podziels nasze zdanie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
W sprawie Sejmu.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. 10 sierpnia 80.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Komite.
tn Centralnego grup Sejmu XIII u.
N. p, odbytem d. 1Sgo b. M, W do
mu Przemys'owym, przyjeto jedno.
giOsnie oPracowsny przez speojslny
podkomitet plan przyjeoia delsga-
tow Sejmu XIII gosci, ktorzy ra.
caa zjechac, by uczestniozyc W przyj.
mowsniu re wszecb stron Ameryki /
EuroPy zjszdzajaoych sic mellow DO.
wossnych wolf ogoiu do pracy |
czynu mad krzewieniem idei Zwis..
ku N. P. ogolnego dobra casepo
wychodzOtwa polskiego W Ameryoe.
Plan wyzej wspomriany Komitet Cen.
tralny postsnowii podac do wisdo.
mosci caiego ogoiu, jak nastepuje:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

Tro6c: Fundusz rezerwowy. - Ola
kogo pracujemy? w sprawie Sci
mu. z caiej Polski. z ziemi o.
czystej. - Tesknota "a krajem. -
Ze swiata. - Utrapienia redaktora.
-Petoefi. z zywot6w swietych.
= Notatki. - Giosy przedsejmowe.
-Korespondencje .Zgody".-Skfsd-
XII Wiadomosci Zw. - Pelscy na
obczyznie. - Niemcy / Polacy W po-
fudniowej Brazylji. - Nedznicy. -
Kronika miejscowa. - Przeglad po-
lityczny.- Zdobycze wiedzy. IS. p.
Jan Barszczewski. -Ogfossenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
ROk Is.

my Jednak, re emigracja sic zmniei-
sza, co wiec bedzie re sk}adkami ma
Skarb Narodowy, gdy sic szeregi
przybyszow przerzedza, a ma ich
mieJscu stana polacy ma tel ziemi
urodzeni? Czy m@odziehcy ci- mad
kt6rych polskoscia ME pracowano,
zgodnie hasiem: Pracujmy dla
Polski, ME dla spo&eczehstwa pol
sko-amerykahskiego zechca nadal
wsPierac instytucje i'm obca, insty-
tucje, ktorej znaczenia W ich SERGE
ME wPojono ciagla praca mad roz-
wojem ich ducha polskiego?
Nawet W razie gdyby owe has}o
rzucone przez p. A. ID. mia{o ozna-
cza6 tylko, re rezultaty pracy
Zwiazku Miodziezy ma gruncie a.
merykahskim przeznaczone sa dla
Polski, ME dla Ameryki, to W ta-
kim razie bylibysmy jego przeciw-
nikami' DO jako obywatele tego kra-
Ju Powinnismy wszelkiemi si{ami
dla dobra tego kraju pracowac, bo
W jego potedze ley nasza potega.
I'm bardziej bedziemy rosli W pierre
tutaj, i'm wiecej bedziemy tn zajmo-
wall urzedow wpiywowych, i'm
znaczniejsza utworzymy tu SHE; tenn
wiecej Pociechy bedziemy mogli
niesc Ojczyznie naszej, tembardziei
bedziemy pracowali dla Pol.
ski.
ZaPrawde, pieknym jest Skarb
Narodowy W Rapperswylu, ale ME
mniejszym i ME mniej waznym Jest
dla Ojczyzny naszej ten skarb, kt6-
ry tu W Ameryce spoczywa W Iu-
dzie naszym.
Pracujmy dla niego! Mech praca
nasza, tego ludu przodownik6w, i
jej wyniki beda dla tego ludu prze-
znaczone. Oswiecajmy go, wska-
zujmy mu droge W ciemnosci, ktora
go Poteznym swym wp{ywem ota.
cza, kierujmy go ku poznaniu
Praw mu przynalezuych, brohmy 90
Przed krzywdami, dopomagajmy mu
do dobrobytu szczescia ma tel zie.
mi, a zaprawde lwia czes6 tego
szczescia i ma nasza nieszczesna OF
czyzne sp}ynie.
Me tracmy nadziei, ME rozpaczai-
my, ME opuszczajmy rak, gdy wi.
dzimy, re praca nasza tax wolno. tax
ciezko idzie! To jeszcze ME powod.
by woaac, re powinnismy pracowae
ola Polski, ME dla spolecze6stwa
Polsko-amerykahskiego.
Owszem, caiemi siiami pracujmy,
GAIA nasza energje wysilmy, aby
Przedewszystkiem speini6 nasz obo.
wiazek ma tel ziemi ameryka6skiej,
t. j. naszych wspo}braci stworzyc
zastep dzielnych obywateli idziel.
nych polakow!
Me Przez bujne frazesy, ME przez
hasia ma Pozor patrjotyczne i wiel.
kie PrzysPorzymy szczescia Polsce,
Przez wykazanie naszym wspo}-
braciom ma tel ziemi zamieszka}ym,
re praca mad oswiata w}asna m{od.
szego Pokolenia, to koniecznosc cd
ktorej mkt sic uchylic ME moze.
Praca nasza mad spoiecze6stwem
Polsko ko-amerykahskiem jest praca dla
Polskil