davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

% pompiku Kosciuszki pisze mIlwauckl
,Kurjer Polski" W n~astspujacy spos6b:
,Pomnik Kosciuszki W Chicago, to
otwsrts rama ns naszem cielsku spofecz-
mem. Bfedem byio projektowsc to die
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
haczmy sic do wsp6lnej pracy.

haczmy sic do wsp6lnej pracy.
Kiedy W gruzach Ojczyzna, "
WASN'T wszystkie stany,
A kark podlycb z~aprzahcow ugial
sic W niewoli,
,,Sok6i", chcac podniesc duoha,
ulzyc ciezkiej doll,
Postanowil " dloh ujac sztandal
krwia ~zbryzgany;
l wzniesc go pc stu lstach, krzy-
knac: ME sprzedany!
Oraz da6 wyraz smutku, re ma
polskiej roll,
TAX wiele pierwej byio sr6d zbo
"a kakoli,
Kt6re hahba okryly polskich dziel.
mic &any.
Dzis wymazac pragniemy z die.
J6w naszych karty
To, co z WASN'T, niezgody dawn;ej
w~ynikne}o,
A dazym, aoy przesad kast zostal
wyparty.
kaczmyz sic do tel pracy! Ko-
nice wiehczy dzie}ol
Pokazac trzeba swiatu, 70 choc
wszystko minie...
Zginac moze L.. ,,Soko{" - idea
ME zginie!!
OrIiE.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Soka powinien bye pobozny, kar.
ny, odwszny L.. aonaty.
Sokoiica.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

2. O~statec.nym oelem sokolstws
ME jest slime Oiaio, leo. iilny duoh
8. Sokolstwo wymaga milosci z
oaaej duszy re wszystkich sil.
Dr.. J6zT Bylina.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
No. 1.

No. 1.
Ministerstwo Skarbu d. 16go Lip
ca 1884 r.
Szanowny Panic: Do}aczam uwie-
rzytelniony odpis ustawy n~adajacej
grunta pewnym wygnahcom z Pol
ski, potwierdzonej 30 Czerwca 1884
wraz z listami Feliksa Gwinegaw-
sky'ego (Gwinczewskiego) adreso-
wanymi do Ministerstwa j do Wgo
G. c. Cambreling'a, jakotez wiaro-
godny spis e~m!grantow, ma korzys6
kt6rych uchwa}a ia zostala wydana.
TIE dokumenty So Panu ~doreczone
ola wydania stosownego rozporza-
dzenia, by tenn zadosc uczyni6 pra-
w.. Widocznem jest, IL p. p. Chic
picki j Prehal maja pe}nomocnictwo
wyszukiwania odpowiednich grun-
tow uchwala ~nadanych i pragna ola
jak najskuteczniejszego wywiazania
sic re swych obowiazkow mice listy
polecajace do odnosnych urzedni-
kow katastralnych.
Poniewaz nam jak najwiekszy
szacunek ola tych Panow, upraszam
So. Pana, ably r~ownoczesnie z rozpo-
rzadzeniami czyniacemi zadosc pra-
WI, ktore Pan ma wydac, zaopatrzyi
take proszacych W zadane listy po-
lecajace.
Zostaje etc.
Levi Woodbury.
Komisarza G}ownego Urzedu Dobr
Narodowych
(No. p
Do urzednikow katastralnych
Gland ~offcers) W Illinois. i Michi-
gan.
Ufowny Urzad Dobr Narodowych
23go Lipca 1884.
Szanowni Panowie:
w do}aczeniu znajduje sic odpis
uchwa{y Kongresu, potwierdzonej
30 Czerwca b. r. pod nadgiowkiem:
,,Uchwaia nadajaca ziemie pewnym
wygnahcom z Polski' przesiana po-
wyzszemu urzedowi przez p. Minis
ira Skarbu, z ~rozkazem, ably takowa
zosta}a wykonana.
Pierwszy paragraf tel uchwaly o.
piewa, re nadaje sic 36 sekcyj grun-
tn, ktore pod kierownictwem p. Mi
nistra Skarbu, maja bye przez Mich
wybrane W trzech, re SODA stykaja-
cych sic obwodach dobr narodowych,
wymierzonych Tub w~ymierzy6 sic
majacych, ~po}ozonych W granicach
stanu Illinois Tub ~terytorjum Michi-
gan.
PIP. baron Ludwik Chlopicki Jan
Prehal 50 ajentami parliamentary
mi do reprezentowania owych wy
gnahcow W wyborze, odpowiednio
do uchwaiy.- Wybor ma nastapie
ca}emi ~sekcjami, zas czesci sekcyj,
obejmujace mniej niz $40 ARROW,
moga ma zadanie bye uwazane "a ca
be sekcje.
Przyleglosc sekcyj ME jest wyma-
CANA przez 70 uchwale, ale wyb0r
ma bye ograniczony ma trzech re So
ba stykajacych sic obwodach, bqdz
to W tym samym okregu, badz to W
rozmaitych okregach. Wszelkie OBJ
szary W okregach pod jufysdykcja
Panska, do ktorych Mkt ME rosci
sobie preteusyj z praw pierwszeh-
silva (pre-emption law Tub kto-
re 50 innym przez prawo madame,
moga bye wybrane welding osnowy
uchwaly. Ably zabezpieczyc sic
pred mozliwa pomyika PREY wybo-
RE gruntow nadanych prawem
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Powiadajs ludziska, ze my, polacy
kfocimy sic cisgle, chyba jednsk delegs
ci pahstw, rozprawiajacy o ~powszechnyn
pokoju W Hadze, ki6ca sic cd mas wiecej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
Hasia, ~aforyzmyi wier
SEE sOkOle.
u powodu Zlotu Sokolego.)

HASA.
w jednosoi sila! Ia nasza i wasza
wolnosc!
Jeden "a wszystkich i wszyscy "a
jednego!
Zgoda, siia i meztwo, daja zwy.
cieztwo!
Krzepmy sic! w silnem oiele,
silny duchl
R6wnosc, wolnosc i braterstwo!
Hej ramie do ramieniai ,
Wszyssko ola ojozyznyl
Wyzej - wyaej j wysejl
Skromnosc, meztwo j siia - Bogu
mi}al
Kochajmy sic = ME danny siel
Mi}uj blizniego - jsk siebie sa-
megol
w mysli ojczyzna - W serou mi
lose - W ramieniu siisl
Przeskooz, zism ME podlsz!
Zawsze naprzod - nigdy wsteczl
Me.nie W b6j! - Hsrdo stojl
Me ola zysku - ME ola siawyl
Jeno ola ojczyzny sprswyl
Msio NOV wiele ozyhl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
AfOryZmy ! wiersze.

Karnosc ! poslucb, Sokole hasia,
q braku tych basel, Ojczyzns zga-
SKA.
Vice krew kazdemu MECH wei
do znas;
Bo ma poprawe, wislki juz czas.
Czosem Sokolom, suponem wrogo-
wi,
Prscs mad SODA a czesc duohowi-
Co wiodl do walki praojoow roj
Ia wolnosc Polski W smiertelny
boj.
r. b.
/. Sokolstwo ME nadaje praw,
|ecz nsk}ada obowiazki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

csonych wynosi 10 miljon6w, czuws zal
mad mimi 1 delegat aoostoiski, Is arcy.
biskup6w i 70 biskup6w.
Jak nssze pisma, nawet konserwatyw.
ne. czestokroc stw.erdzajs, liczba pols.
kow samieszkafych w Stanach Zjedno.
csonych wynosi nile mniej, jak ~ milo
ma. Prawie wszyscy So katolikami. Lud
nose vice polska stanowi bez mafa siod-
ma GEESE ogoluei liczby katolik6w W
stapach Zjednocsonych, a W takim razie
powiDDa mice tutaj przynajmniei Jed.
n ego arcy bis upa dziesieoi III
biskup6w polskich! Tymczasem
W cafym wykazie arc, biskup6w i bisku'
pow amerykahskich, w~yswieconych przes
papieaa, ME znajdujemy ami jednegc
naawiska polskiego.
Czy to sprawiedliwie?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Gmaoh Sokols, to nowoozesna
swiatynia polskosoi.
Alexander Krieger.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Nsjwieks.a bezsprzecznie onota
meta Sokola jest umie6 sluchsc.
Antoni Durski - Lsc6,o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Me blichtr ! slowa, lecz czyny
przystsja Soko}om.
DR.. Zegota Kr6wczyhski
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

zn6w polegi W walce z filipihczykam
jeden z naszych rodsk6w, q m. Piotr Cor
ski z Chicago, a~ofnierz 4 go puiku pie
choty regularnej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

10 nile obliczywszy sic wprz6d dokiadnie
z sifami; wiekszym biedem byio trwae W
samiarze wykonania projektu, choc silly
okazafy sic "a siabe; fatalnym biedem
byio rozpisywac skiadki ma MOVIE projek.
ty, m edzy innymi ma Skarb Narodowy,
MIN sic uporalisnfy z pomnikiem. Maj
fataluiejszym biedem zas byfoby te-az,
gdy sic zblisamy do celu, opuszczse rece
| czekac. Owszem, pamietac trzeba, be
owa otwarta ana nigdy sic ME zagoi do.
p6ki pomnik ME stan'e; q wiec skiero.
wac nalezy ma pomnik wszystkie nasze
skfadki W tym roku, chocby nawet z u.
szczerbk'em ola Sksrbu Narodowego W
Rapperswylu."
Podzielamy najzupeiniej te szlschetna
chez pobudzenis spofeczehstwa naszegc
do skfadek ma pomnik Kosciuszki, ktore
go sprawl jest zaiste ,otwarta rama ns
naszem ciele juz przez lat lyle. Me mo
zemy jednak sic zgodzic, ably skarb Ma
rodowy miaf sic ~przyczynic do tego, u
pomnik d~otychczas j~eszcze ME stanai
Gdyby bowiem sprawl pomnika byfa pc
pierana przez Erase nasza przedtsm
r6wna energja, jak obecnie, to pomnil
byfby juz stanaf, a Skarb Narodowy M
rsstaiby swoja droga-
Spoieczehstwo nasze posiada dosyc Ia
sob6w, by jednej drugiej sprawie Wy
starczyc. Nsiezy tylko, jak sfusrnie wy
raza sic ,Kurjer', nile oruszczac rak
nile czekac, q wciat skiadsc cent do cen
Ia PREY kazdej spoeobnosci. I pomnii
staoie 1 Sksrbowi Narodowemu ME wy
rzadzi sic krzywdy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

pierwszehstwa, wynik}em z uchwa-
~ z logo Czerwca 1884, okazuje sic
potrzebnem zastosowac do ajentow
polskich tie anne prawidia j przepi-
sy, jake obowiazuja kupujacych
PREY zwyk1ych prywAtnych sprzeda-
zach, kt6re to prawid}a i przepisy
znajduja sic W okolniku datowanym
z d. % b. M. wydanym stosownie
do ustawy o prawach pierwszehstwa
z 10 Czerwca 1884, a ktory powta-
rzac tn Jest zbytecznem.
Kazdy W urzedzie katastralnym
wybrany obszar powinien bye ma
tychmiast ~wykreslony re spisu grun-
tow wystawionych ma sprzedaz. Ia
razem poleca sic Panu naznaczyc
wyb6r uczyniony o}owkiem ma Cd
%nosnej maple i bezwiocznie doniesc
o tenn g}ownemu urzedowi.
Ajenci powinni wniesc podanie ma
pismie przez mich wszystkich podpi-
sane podiug nastepujacego wzoru:
MY nizej podpisani, baron Lud-
wik Chiopicki Jan Prehal, jake u
pe&nomocnieni ajenci komitetu 235
polak6w, ktorzy wyladowali W No
wynn Yorku z rozkazu cesarza au-
strjackiego, wnosimy ~niniejsze poda-
ME z prosba O pozwolenie w~ybrania
j zatrzymania nizej wymienionych
sekcyj gruntu, po}ozonych W obre-
bic gruntow wystawionych ma spree
daz wed}ug osnowy
uchwa}y Kongresu, potwierdzonej
3Ogo Czerwca 1884, pod nag}ow-
klein: YUchwa}a nadajaca ziemie
pewnym wygnahcom z Polski" a
mianowicie: (wyliczyc obszary wy
brane).
Zostaje z wysokim szacunkiem
~unizony s}uga
Elijah Hayward.
Do
Registratora
Urzedu Katastralnego
do
Kasjera fundusz6w narodowych
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29


Ma innem miejscu poruszamy sprawe
litewska. Mniej wiecej to samo tyczy sic
rusin6w. Pod tym wzgledem wyrecza
mas scrantohska ,,Strat" piszsc:
do tego czasu jskas niechet, jakis
Glen 1 u~przedzenia dzieliiy mas. Glen
przeszfosci.
,Rnsini podobnie jak i litwini, majsc
wkrzewiona niechec do szlachty polskiej,
mimowoli patrza zy,em ma wszystko co
polskie. Polacy zas niekt6rzy uwaasja
rusin6w "a rodzaj ,,krewnych ubozssych"
ktorzy powinni nam sic poddac bezwa.
runkowo 1 wysiugiwac sic nam bezinte-
resownie. Jedno 1 drugie zapatrywanie
jet mylne. Lud polski ME mole brac
odpowiedzialnosci "a wybryki szlachty
polskiej, tel szlachty, kt6ra garbowsfs
grzbie. zaI6wno polskiego, jak ! rusih-
skiego niewolnika. Owszem, tenn SER
deczniejszymi powinnismy bye przyja-
cioimi, o lie aesmy byli socii doloris.. -.
towarzyszami niedoli. My zas musimy
pr<yjsc do tego przekonanis wszyscy, Re
ru.ini to naro1 ~osobny, samoistny, tax
jak ! N.Y. re pie many mu prawa narzu.
cac polityczuego bytu, ale jak rowni z
r6wnym', ~powinnismy starac sic o lepsza
przysziose. Isc razem trzeba, DO bedEiem
silniejsi i fatwiej zdobedziemy naiezne
nam prawa".
Jezeli takiego rodzaju poglady Irasa
polska propaganda bedzie, to bezwatpie-
mia lud polski, litewski 1 rusihski poia-
CA sic ma I'll ziemi dla wsp6lnych cel6w.
Myh sic buffaloskie Echo, twier-
dzac, re mysl zawia'ania Stowarzy szenia
Weteranow podata ,.Prawda". Mech
nam wolno bedzie zwrocic uwage, re
wzgledu ma p~rrycinek dany przez Echo"
chicsgowianom, re mysl te podniosia
,Zgoda" pc obci odzie Styczaiowym r. b.
Cuiqe SUM!
Istniejacy cd niedawne 60 czasu W Fl
ladelfji ,,Przyjs ciel Lucu' prowadzi po-
lemike z ,Patrjota". Jakiego to rodzaju
,pole Il ika", niecn swiadczy ustep haste
pujacy:
,,Prawde powiedziawszy, nile mi sic te-
mu co dziwic, re wydawca tegoz pisma,
bedac W poczecie wyzszej sfery arysto-
kraty csnej. tel samej Varsity ga j'go
pop czniki zatem tez sytuacja j-g', pa.
ma wydawcy bardzo swietna - godna
potato wanna - pszystko ma czssie | mad
wyraz regularnosc.
uNedzarz W.. kiedy W otoczeniu
swego interesu, prowadzi z u~zalona TIA
niemal pofozenie kresu / zawieszenie
przybranego prawdzicielstwa, postsnowii
sobie w oststnim umerze wystepowac
przeciw tym, cd kt6rych dozpawa popar-
cha, to chyba cz'owiek TAXI b,edzi z praw-
dziwej drogi. - Gdziez jest wyksztafce-
ME i wyperswadowanie tegoz cziowieka
| ~niecnego ~handlarza".
Konia z rzedu temu, kto to zrozunie.
Czy ! takiego pismi redaktor zaliczai.
by sic do Sto~warzyszen'a ,,dziennikarzy?'
Dnia Z czerwca rosjanie o~bchodzili set
na rocznice urodzin swego n~ajwiekszego
poety. Aleksandra Puszkina. n tepo No.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

ske", poczem zsjeto miejsca PREY
uginsjacych sic cd zastawionyoh po-
traw stoaach ! spozyto wspolne snis.
DAME, przygotowane przez zacne
siostry re Stowsrzyszenia Polek.
Csly dom Przemysiowy byl pick.
ME udekorowauy W girlandy, wiehoe
! kwisty, a wszystko to ~staraniem
praoa naszych polek.
Pc sniadaniu czlonkowie rozeszli
sic do domow, oczekujsc obohodu
wieczornego.
q nastsniem godziny Sci wieczo.
rem, W szczelnie zspelnionej czlon.
ksmi, zaproszonymi goscmi ] ich 70.
dzinsmi = sail, prezes tow. OBJ. Der.
nard Centilli otworzyl obcbod krot
ks przemowa, powoiujac ma prezess
obcbodu ex.prezesa, OBJ. Jozefa
Giowczyhskiego, ma sekretarza nizej
podpisanego.
Prezes OBJ. j. G~iowczyhski, pc
piskpsj przemowie, wyjssniajace]
z%nsczenie obchodu, powoiai ma estrs.
de pierwszycb zaiozycieli tow. Pre-
mysiowego, kt6rymi byli; Jan Nep.
Cukierski, Bernard Centilli, Waclaw
Cukierski, Leon Centilli, Jan Nep.
Nowioki, Roman Kuchcifski | J6zef
.Giowcsyhski.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06

Hardly a day passes but somebody In
Minneapolis inherits fortune of a humid
red thousand or SO. Nobody ever hears
OF one Of these heirs getting the cash
In hand, however.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06

The choice of Carter H. Harrison, as its
mayor, is not the only good that has
come to Chicago through its recent cleo
ton. The voters of that city appear to
have shown exceptional good sense In
the casting of their votes for the various
candidates. Apart from having chosen
Democrats to practically all the city Of
fees. they have effectually rebuked the
corruptionists of the city council OF the
sixty-eight members Of the council
chosen, forty-seven stand expressly
pledged to putting an end to its scandals,
which. in the past, have made the name
of a Chicago alderman inseparable from
thoughts of bribery and corruption.
The fact that the city council is d.
vided equally between the parties is
rather favorable circumstance than
otherwise. Corruption knows no party
lines in Chicago or elsewhere The new
administration stands committed against
the most corrupting influence operating in
Chicago politics-the Yerkes street rail-
way monopoly. But when the sacrifice
of public privileges and utilities has pre-
vailed so long, and the standard of alder
manic morality has been so low. as in
Chicago. it is an important cireum-
stance that a clear majority of the local
guration of more elevated methods.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06
4 PRIVATE SNAP.

The office of OIL inspector is an able
bodied sinecure. 1t takes in annually big
money and it long has been big cog in
the Republican machine.
The Wilson bill, under consideration
yesterday in the senate, proposes to put
an end to the job of Gil inspector. at least
so far as it has been utilized as the means
OF accommodating Republican campaign
fund. The effort is to change the office
to salary basis. fixing the salary at
$500 year.
1t is positively touching to observe the
mingled sorrow and indignation with
which big Republican politicians in the
senate refuse to favor the bill because it
would cut down the emoluments of the
present Democratic oil inspector. And
yet the present Democratic oil inspector
has not invoked their interference, and.
no doubt. Is personally and officially ut,
teriy unknown 10 the statesmen who
show so much concern in his behalf More
than this, the governor has said that it
uments of his own appointee Just as the
bill proposes, and to attach to the place
reasonable salary instead OF the utterly
indefensible system of fee compensation
which now attaches to it.
Let the sufferings of the devoted Repub-
lican statesmen up at the state capito,
come to an end. Democrats, including
the present incumbent of the office in
question. desired the bill passed The
place has been held by a succession of
the most notorious political parasites
which the Republicans have ever fastened
or the body polite. If it has any utility
at all as part of the machinery of state
government, its cost ought to be reduced
so as to bear some reasonable relation
to that usefulness. The Wilson bill would
accomplish this. Ii should have become
q law.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06


the election Harrison was supported by
the people because of the good features
OF his official caSeer. Those tinIid souls
who feared that his success would be In
tefpreted as an Endorsement. of the faults
Oh his administration have misjudged the
temper or the people and the effect upon
the poiiticians of, the peoples expression
OF gratitude and confidence by their
votes.-chicago Record.
CnicaSo is not ungrateful for benefits:
chicago Is not the infamous thing
Charles T. Aerkes has pictured It; the
people OF Chicago are still masters OF
their own fate affd franchises, and Car
ter ii. HarrisoriShas been grandly vindi-
Gated by his fellow citizens-these are
the iirst thoughts that come to the mind
or every thoughtfuf American as he reads
the record of yesterdays glorious victory
over Doodle, malfgnity and craftsmanship.
chicago Times Herald.
"
A person who has received the major
1ty MT. Harrison has, In spite Of the Alt
geld detection, can afford to defy the
spo1ls politicians Of his party, and en-
force the civil service law, reform the
police force. ard give the city an eco
nomic and efficient administration. The
stand which Mr. Harrison took regard.
ing street railroad franchises Is the chief
reason why he succeeded yesterday, but
II VIII not do for him to assume that the
sole duty OF a mayor IS to see that fran
ch1ses are not granted improperly to
tractlon companies.-Chicago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06
AT THE. THEATERs.
METROPOLITAN


But Tor Nine. Mod eska, who begins an
engagement OF three nights at the Metro
politan this evening, the tragic heroines
OF Shakespeare would have hardly a wor-
thy champion at least On the stage of
this country. In MARY Stuart" which
she presents tonight are exemplified all
the most nobla and levable traits OF
Wemankind; In 'tLady Macbeth" which
is reserved for Saturday evening, the
most fatal, and i'll Cleopatra" the bill
Tor tomorrow. evening, the most passion
ate, sensuous and tempting traits with
which femininity Is endowed. AS 'Cleo-
patra' is to have the most elaborate
production, and as this version Of the
play Is new to many theatergoers, it was
expected 1t would oyershadow the other
plays In the reoertoire. but there has
been almost as large a sale for both the
other bills, which bears testimony to the
artistic appreciation of the Metropolitan
patronS.
The Banda Rosa, or Imperial Red
Band, OF Italy, will appear at the Metro
pol1tan Opera house Sunday afternoon
and evening, in two grand concerts. This
organization, although unknown in this
part of the country, has achieved a great
and wonderful reputation in the East and
in Europe. and Is by competent judges
pronounced oneeof the best concert and
military bands '9ne the world The sale
y.
Tim Murphy, in his new: play. "The
Carpetbagger,' SWill be the attraction at.
the Metropolitan for three nights and
Saturday matinee, beginning Thursday,
April 18th: FsI
GRAND.
That funny mhsicai farce comedy, NC
Fadden's Row off Flats" which was SO
we'll received here last season, will be the
extraction at the Grand the coming week
Among the noveitles are The Brothers
Speck. the funny dwarfs. in comic box
Ing; the Moss family, in their original
musical act; the Iittie German hand, the
eccentric dancers, Estelle Wellington and
Charlie Morgan ass
The average theateIgoer enjoys a good
melodrama, especially when it Is not too
widely overdrawn, and when interpreted
by Intelligent players. Through the
Breakers" the attraction at the Grand
this week. is a good illustration of an
up-to-date melodrama.
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ion as to the outcome, once the authority
of the United States is withdrawn. There
Is ample reason for human charity and
forbearance in judging the Cuban peo-
pie. The conditions which so long pre-
vailed on the island make 1t next to i'm
possible that the Inhabitants will, with
out strife or social turmoil. enter at once
on a career of peaceful social and In
dustrial life. The existence of American
authority will restrain and chasten the
most turbulent of the political elements.
The restoration of the Cuban soldier and
patriot once more to peaceful pursuits
under American auspices will exercise a
splendid influence. With time and the IA
vorable conditions which must spring
from American influence and example.
we have reason to hope for much from
the Cubans.
We must not demand too much, how
ever. There is well-defined disposition,
especially among American newspaper
writers. to make light of the men whose
work in the field under Gomez and Garcia
made the Cuban revolution possible.
They are not what vigorous and en-
lightened people might look for Their
ideas of life do but rarely commend them
selves to us. They are the inhabitants
of land which In its climatic conditions
makes demands upon human energy and
vitality which we cannot understand. AS
a people they are just emerging from the
most hopeless social, economic and polit-
ical state that has marked the existence
of any people whatever among the clos
ing years of this century
But whatever may be the early results
free government on the island, their right
to the exercise Of the privilege must
stand unquestioned. They will not make
good use of the privilege as we might
do; but they will remain none the less en-
titled to it's exercise. 1t will be in their
power to demand, if they will, annexa-
national will is expressed Enthusiastically
in that direction, and receives the sane
ton of this people, the flag of the Cuban
republic must represent the ultimate SOW
ereignty on the island. Nothing short of
annexa ton or the existence Of national
chaos will again warrant our interference
In Cuban affairs, once we have taken our
hands off.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06
CANTEEN IN A BAD WAY.

Congress can out-muddle even a Min
nescta legislature. 1t took sensible
army organization measure, drawn by
men Who understood the subject. who
prepared it with care. and left 1t In condf-
ton similar to that which evoked from
Bob Schenk his comment upon his
revenue bill after the house finished
with 1T; 1T has been nibbled by pis-
nires and kicked by jackasses. said he.
until its father cannot recognize it -
Among its E1uddled features is the can
teen, against which salutsry institution
sundry esoody-goody folk raised strenuous
protest, to the effect that the bill was
whether the canteen was abolished or
not and if not who could manage Il
The attorney general advises the secre-
tary for war that the canteen Is no,
abolished, but that no officer or enlisted
man can manage It, The consequence
of this we'll meant but pernicipus inter-
mcddiing Is that the canteen remains
but deprived OF the very feature that
prevented the evils out of which it
originated. It leaves the. eautaen to be
sutlerdzed by Irresponsible civilians. ia