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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
Az Address.
By rev Mary G. Eddy.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Con
cord, n. H.:

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Con-
cord, n. H.:
COPIED from the Concord MonitorD
My beloved Brethren-In the annals
OF our denomina ton this church be-
comes historic. having completed its
organization February 22-Washing
tons birthday. Memorable date, all I'M
thought of till the day had passed,
Then we behcld the CONGRATULATIONS
and the father of our nation in concur
renee.
To-day with the large membership OF
sevcnty-fCur communicates you have
met to praise God. !. as usual at home
and alone, am with YOU in spirit join
ing in your rejoicing. and my heart is
asking. What are the angels SAYING or
singing of this dear little flock ana
what Is each heart in this house repeat
ing, and what is being recorded of this
meeting as with the pen of an angel?
Lear In mind always that Christian
ity is not alone Il gift. but n growth
Christ-ward: 1t Is not II creed or dogma
"A philosophical phantasm, nor the
opinions of n sect struggling TO gain
power over contending sects, and
scourginS the one in advance of it.
Christianity is the summons of divine
love for man to be Chrst-like-to EMU
late the words and the works of our
great Master. To attain thereunto men
must know somewhat of the divine
principle OF Jesus life work. and prove
their knowledge by doing as He babe
go and do thou likewise"
We know principle only through
science. The principle OF Christ is di-
vine love. resistless life and truth
then Its science must be Christ-like. or
Christian Science. More than regal is
the majesty of it's meekness: and it's
might is the ever-flowing tides of truth
that sweep the universe, create and
govern it,-and its radiant stores Of
knowledge-the mysteries of exhaust
less being. Seek we these, till you make
. their trea sureS yours.
When young man vainly boosted At
am wise. for 1 have conversed with
many wise men," Epictetus made an
swer: And l with many rich men,
but am not rich" The richest bless
ings are obtained by labor: and a YES
sci full. must be empted, before it can
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
LABOR AGITATORS CONFER.
~ NATIONAL PARTY MAY RE OR.
GANIZED.
!(By Telegraph to virglnian-pilot)

(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pilot)
New York. March IA meeting Of
lapor agitators. social reformers, silver
men and delegates from several bodies
organized for the advancement of va
rious kinds of social conditions, was
held in this city to-day. Rev. DIR. w
;. Rainsford presided for n time and
then his place was taken by Cornelius
h. Baird. OF Philadelphia. While the
conference was Informal, some of the
participants have plan whereby it is
thought national party will he or
ganized.
Among those present were DR.. C.. +.
Taylor. OF Philadelphia: Eugene V.
Debs, Herman J. Schulters and 4. s.
Dulin, both of Washington, and Presl-
cent George Z. keeney. of the Associa-
tlon OF National Silver Club.
Most of those present made speeches.
and the ACCESSIBILITY of calling a ma
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
POWDER MILL EXPLODES,
THREE wORKMEN KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED.
(By Telegraph to virglnian-pnot.,

CBy Telegraph to VirEinian-Pllot)
Panns Grove. N. J., March 22.-Over
5000 pounds of smokeess powder ex
ploded to-day at the E. 7. Dupont
Powder Works at Carney Point. near
here. and opposite Wilmington. Del in
stantiy killing three workmen and In
JurlnS number Of others slightly.
The dead are: Isaac Layton o.od
90 years. married; William Ford a~4d
80. married; John MagiH, aged 30. Sin
gle. 'V' Si'i
The cause of the accident has NOT
peen determined. but it originated in
one of the drying houses, where Law
ton was at work
The shock from the explosion SHOOT,
the country for miles around. and in
ms town heavy panes OF glass were
broken. Across the Delaware river. in
wilmington. the noise of the explosion
was also heard. Immediately followinp
me lirst explosion came several other
diStihct. and nearly as loud, explosions
-stefehouses. Ruth the driving
mouse ana the storehouses We're demol
iShed. and other small buildings about
me works We're damaged. Francis G.
Duport ana his nephew were at work
! nine laboratory at the time OF the ex
piosion and were slightly injured nv
pieces of glass. but personally direct "a
the care OF the other injured and tho
recovery of the dead
Layton and Ford were old emn,oras
OF the company and Magill had hcen
working but short time.
The works have been ruDntpo ~,
large government orders for smokeless
powder.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
TRUSTS DEFENDED.
a DISTINGUISHED ENGLIsUAtAN
CLAIMS THE LOWER PRICES.
OBy Telegraph 70 Virglnlan-puotA

y
London. March 22.-At the banquet of
OF the British Economic Association.
TINS evening. Sir Robert Gilin. formerly
assistant secretary of the Board of
Ira"e. presiding. Professor Ashley de-
hNt.eu an interesting address on the
position OF trusts in the United STATES
Professor Ashley said the trusts were
NANNY the outcome of an attempt to
get rid of the throat cutting comoeti-
lion. The public. in his opinion. had
greatly exaggerated their power 10 rule
prices. he cortended that the general
tendency of trusts in the United States
was IN fact TO lower prices. as had been
seen in the case of the Standard OIL
trust. Undoubtedly the trusts gave an
advantage to the capitalists. but they
also tended 10 secure s;eadiness in the
rate of remuneration for labor and Ia
promote continuity of employment and
an increased stability in industry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
Pope Suffers From Depression.
(By Telegraph to virglnian-Piot)

Nby IcTcErdPH 10 NITEInlan- PlIOt
London, March 23.-The Rome cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
says:
The Pope is beginning to suffer from
depression. During the service on Sun
day he asked one OF his personal at
tendants how many in the congregation
he the attendanD thought really re-
Joiced in his recovery. Then he added
despondently what mockery 1t is-this
thanksgiving for my recovery. l shall
not live n week The cXclaim was fol-
lowed by prolonged and alarming
fainting fit"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
SITUATION IN EGYPT.
THE KHALIFA IN NEED OF FOOD
AND AMMUNITION.
(By Telegraph to virginian-PuotA

London, March 23.-The Cairo CORES
pondent of the Daily Mail telegraphs
the substance of an interview he has
had with Sir William Edmund Garstln.
under secretary of state for public
works in Egypt. who has just returned
from Nile tour
Sir William Garstin SAYS that. accord
ing TO the latest reports. the Khalifa
the Dervish leader in the Soudan, is in
great straits for food and ammunition.
He has only six thousand fighting men
and thousand rebels. while he is
hampered by an enormous following of
women and children.
Many of his followers are anxious TO
desert him, and 200 of them actually
did surrender to Sir William Garstin's
gunboat during the trip.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
BERKELEY.

Mr.. Cornelius Thomas has a large
amount of work at / s shipyard.
The small tugboat, Mary and Joseph,
owned by Captain Joseph Clark. was
badly burned while lying at the Chest
nut street dock In Berkeley, Tuesday
night. Two streams Of water We're
turned on soon after the fire was dis
covered, combining the flames to the
Joiner work. and neither her hull nor
engine We're damaged. The Mary and
Joseph furnished water to vessels in the
harbor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
Oklahoma Assembly Man Arrested
tBy Telegraph to virg,n,an-Pilot.,

Guthrie. o. T., March 22.-J c. Walls,
Populist member of the Territorial AS
sembly. was arrested here to-day as a
result of the grand jury investigation OF
the Territorial Legislature. He Is nc
cused OF having offered SIS to Senator
Frank c. Hutto. chairman of the spe-
cial committee on revision OF the Senate
calendar. to advance two bills in which
he was interested. Walls gave bail in
the sum OF $1,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
National Baseball Lengue Meeting
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot1

Washington, March 22.-Presidcnt
Young announced tonight that n spe-
cial meeting of the League is scheduled
for Friday next at p. m. at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. New York. Routine
business, the details OF the st. IEDuis-
Cleveland transfer and the approval Of
the schedule are to be the chief fea-
lures of the meeting. The schedule
will be approved and given to the press
for publication not later than Satur-
day
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
SCIENTIFIC JoTTINGs.

An Italian medical journal states that
while water will not Quench the flame
OF burning petroleum in n limited space.
milk accomplshes the object by form
Ing an emulsion with the oil, disturbing
its cohesion and thus alternating the
combustible element.
a writer in the Lancet claimed that
he recently helped hold an autopsy on
an old soldier who had been wounded
In 1861 by Irregular soldiers known
generally as "bushwhackers" The
wound was made by n small rifle ball
of the kind used by muzzle- loading
rifles. 1t had imbedded itself in the
wall OF the heart. near the lower part
of the left ventricle. There had not
been any depression OF the heart in any
way and 1T seemed to be perfectly nor
NAL. After the war the man served as
farm laborer for thirty-seven years.
His death was caused by disease not
induced by the wound.
The city councillors OF Ulm, Germany.
have decided to utilize the spire OF their
magnificent cathedral as n meteorologi-
cal observatory. The splre Is one of
the highest buildings in the world The
instruments will be supplied by the
royal observatory at Stuttgart and the
registrations Will be made by the
watchmen OF the cathedral under the
direction of DR.. Schimpf, a meteorolo-
gist. Next to the Elffel tower in Paris
the cathedral spire of Ulm will be the
highest artificial post of meteorological
observation in the world
The record deep-sea soundings have
been found by II. NJ. S. Penguin, be-
tween Auckland and the Tongan archi-
pelago. The depth is 4.762 fathoms. or
about 81 miles. Previously to this an
ocean abyss over five miles deep off the
coast OF Porto Rico was the farthest
known limit Of the --IttssD -Drofoupd
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
CECIL RHODES SCHEMES.
HE SENDS GOVERNMENT OF ENG
LAND y VIRTUAL ULTIMATUM.

TT W
London, March 22-Consideable dis
sension is reported between the chan
cellor of the eXchequer, Sir Michael
Hicks Beach and the Secretary OF State
Tor the Colonies, Joseph Chamberlain.
the former opposing the latter favoring
the African schemes OF Mr.. Cecil
Rhodes.
The Daily Chronicle says:
We understand that Mr.. Rhodes has
sent the government n virtual ultima
tum, asking whether 1t intends to ac-
cede to his request 10 guarantee the in
terest on the Tanganyilla section of the
Cape to Cairo Railway. falling wh,nh
he intends to lay the situation before
the chartered shareholders
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
A Gift TO Employees.
CBy Telegraph to virginian-Pllot3

Buffalo, n. Y, March 22.-Every en-
ploye OF the Buffalo Smelling Works
the local branch OF the Calumet and
Hecla Mining Company, to-day re-
ceived an envelope containing a bonus
of 10 per cent of the wages earned
during the past year. The gift to the
employees Is in lieu OF an increase in
wages.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
GoirTonrnnnient Closes.

Augusta, Ga, March 22.-The Bon Air
golf tournament closed here to-day.
Weather was mild and cloudy.
+. J.. Woodward. Of Denver, Colo.
won the Bon Air cup. up four to play.
Richard Is. Leake. Albany, y. y,
won the consolation cup, six up and
four TO play.
There were nearly 80 contestants.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23

tiohal conference was discussed. Though
no action was taken.
Mr.. keeney said another meeting
Mouio De heid. and he thought some
plan would be agreed upon then II &c
said that If the convention is called il
VIII be held in Buffalo about June IS
July 4, at which time the National 81
Sial and Political Conference will pe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23

Ii Wing Vow. the Chinese Consul
General at Havana, who has just been
transferred to the similar post at Ma
Mia, is distinguished Chinaman. In
his own country he is entitled to the
rank Of tai, equivalent to a lieutenant
governor. Prior to his appointment to
the Cuban post he had acted as Consul
General in San Francisco for six years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
Refused neutrality-suspicious.,

(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Puot)
Paris. March 22.-The death is an
nounced at Mentone OF Countess Dzia-
lynski nee Princess Czarteriska, who
once refused the hand OF Napoleon III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23

Uncle Dick" Thompson. of Terre
Haute. Ind. once Secretary OF the
Navy. who has reached his 80 IN wear.
served in Congress with John Quincy
Adams. Lincoln. Webster, Calhoun and
CLAY
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
Zjazd dziennikarzy.

w dniaoh %, "a i 25 wrzesnia rb.
odbys sic W Krakowie zjazd dzien-
nikarzy s1owiahskich. Ma ziazd
ten przyslaly swoich reprezensantow
pisma czeskie, slowiahskie, ohorvac-
kie i slowackie.
Do uozestnictwa zaproszons ty Ike
przedstawioieli prssy sl~owiahskiej Z
monarchji austrjackiej, q to ,celem
.adaiersgnieoia silnisjszych ws.sow
wrajemnyoh ! porozumienia sic ola
obrony przeciw wsp6lnym wrogom
siowishszczyzny W Austrjf". Ziazd
sklsdai sic n~aprzemian Z posisdzef i
re- ran towarzyskich.
Dnia % wieczorem nastapilo ia
poznanie sic przybyiyoh dziesnika-
rzy W sail hotelu Saskisgo. Dnia
70 pc nabozehstwie " kosoiele Pan
ny Mari udali sic gosoie do sail ra-
tuszowej, gdzie referowsl p. Baupre,
wsPoipracownik ,Czasu", ma temat:
20 zsdsniach ! celach prasy ssovia6-
stiej W Austro- w~egrzecb". Pc cd
czytaniu refsratu uchwalono rezoIu-
ole, wyrszajace chez solidarnego wy
stePowsnia ssowiahskiej prasy raw
see, ilekroc wymaga6 tego bedzia
~interes ssowiahszozysny austro- we
gierskieJ.
Drugie posiedzenie odbyso sic "a
wrzesnia, Refsrowsli p. Prokop
Gregr, redaktor pragskich ,,Narod
Listow": w sprswie utworrenia
ssowishskiego biura korespondenoyj.
nego" DR.. August S~okosowski,
wspospraoownik Novel Reformy".
20 potrzebie z~aiozenis orpanu Ola
'Praw 'iowishskioh " jesyku fran
ouzkim albo niemieokim". Przyieto
rezolucje Gregra, ktora brzmi:
nDrugi zjazd dziennikarzy ssowiah-
skiOh " Krakowie wyrsas przekons-
ME, Re jet rzeozs ~nieodzowns, ably
n~astssa smiaua " traktowsniu spra v
ssowishskich ssr6wno " prssie SO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

'sysy, gviasdy bayssosaly posr6d
odsvisAonych. wooisjsoyoh p~rssstrss.
ui.
Godxina jsdsnasta. Posostavslo
mq jut' tylko sssS6 i.issist minus.
zagaebiooy besviadnie v foSslu,
wsrokism utoosl ~ ska.6wkaoh 70
CARA, cd ks6ryoh terra. nio BY 20 o.
derws6 nile miaio nooy.
Ddssie6 minut, dwadsieScia, trsy
dxisSci.
Jsksi niswyssowiona bsogoS6 wsss
powa2s mu do ssrca.
Zdawsao mu sie. Il sie odradsa Nd
novo, - obso powssschnsgo swissa.
o pie6 minut do dwunastej. r..
dosna egsaltaoja dosiegala ssnitu.
Dsish nassepny sie sblifsi. Re.
komy spirytysss byi blagisrsm naj
gorsssgo gatunku. w ksjdany oku.
ws6 - tax nissmaesne aarty.. Ale
ssras pok6j {. nim..
- Jssscss dwie minuty..
Henryk ssrvaf sic s.ybko . fOtelu
.aessf sywo pr.ebisGa6 pok6j. By
strassnie ossrwony, cosy sssroko TOE.
wsrts bfYs.ozaly bs.br.eanem zado.
wolsnism.
Jof tylko jsdns minuta..
Tsrss sscseiois jego ME .na ora
Mo, odpina kolnierx cd kosxuli, mad
miar radoici dust 60. Pc tax dlugim
nisPokoju rsakoja pr.yOhod.i nadto
ssybko.
- Bile dwuna..
Wymawiajso to saows Hsnryk,
podnosi reke do osois q s.c.ytu o
kossnego upojsnis, oboe beds ku
drsviom magic psda M sismie n.
tony kongssta mozgows.
Psda nisfywyl.. Radoi6 90 n,
biis.
Jokay.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
Przepowiednia.

w dniu 2 maja 1894. malar1 Hen
ryk obud.if sic re SOU ~gorscskows
go. ks6ry 60 smogi mad ransm, 20
pr.swlskiyoh godsinaoh trwogi 1 ME
pokoju.
Hsnryk byi bardIo blady. Wsrok
osedny, r.uoany dookoia prsssli1gai
sic srwoaliwis pc najswyklsjssycb
Pr.sdmiotach, ktoryoh ME posnswal.
Pc diugisj chwili ssskoieois sic Z
rsscsywistoicia otoosenis ME ustepo.
wsfs ami blsdosc lios, AMI trwoane
osfupienIs wsroku. Ucsuois nispo
sojo dos,io nawss do nsjwyas1ego
usPiscis, gdy sdsiersjso karske Z ks-
lsndarIa, umiesscsonsgo mad lot.
sien, ~wys.sptai, q racsej wybeikotsl
drfscsmi wargi.
= A wieo to - dzis.
Prrymknss ocry, jag gdyby choia'
rasowac Gle nisswiadomoSois prsed
grofsoem nisbsspisozefstwsm ale
wost ros-sri js sxsroko / chosen
rbolaiym ~wyrsehi:
- A wieo 10 dis nam umrsscl
Nispok6j wygnai 60 = aoska. Pc
ia srwoiliwym wyra.sm twsrsy mic
ole snsmionowaio AMI " postaci, anil
~ ruchseh Heoryks, k~onisosnosoi o
wsgo ,gonu, ks6ry sam sobie .spo.
wiadaf...
Wyglsdsi sdrowo | orsrstwo. Zksd
rassm ponurs prsypusscssnis?
Ubisrsjsc sic svolns, rospsmiety-
wal cafe prsssssoic 1 okolic.ooioi
-Jjssoisjscs fasslistyosns uprsedss
ME.
Mid umrrs6 " dniu 2 msja 1894,
p nis wst tax brsmisis-prsspovisd.
mia.
Ussy'rsi js prsed csterdIisstu la.
". PsvDego w~iecroru, " koiku 20.
of gs~sdzono o sstrologt 1 okul
syrmie. Jodsn 3 paoow, prryby~s.
Jsoy Londynu, wyksry-sf ME.
a-ykss erodycje " 'ym kisruoku
"~ypisywst raizi-i.jsos horoskopy
prsy pomocy skisrki, a ola oksran,s
po'sgi rwyisssj s,iy" o.osjmn, 4,
os isdsnie ososcry kssd.mu = u,
ossssnikow, dok,sdns date lego ego.
90
Mkt nile cboisi korsysss6 supr.sj
mel proposycji. H.oryk wysoos'
ole wtsdy ns plan pisr~ssy. Licsy,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

W g1owach prsewracac. - sam
sas najlepiej pisaf wtedy. gdy
sakochany. Taxa to byia po-
etycka miiosc... Raj pod Stras.
burgiem, We wsi Segenheim.
Goethe porwaf sliczna dsiew.
czyne, Fryderyke, corke pasto-
"a, kt6ra mu sic bardzo spodo-
bafa. Pastor dowiadywal sic
o Goethego j ~zadowolony byl
. poszukiwah, przypuszczajac,
il zlapaf dobrego meza Ola
Fryderyki. Pastor pozwolil
widywat sic dwojgu miodym
zakochanym W sobie; Frydery-
ka otworzyfa pred pieknym
Wolfgangiem SERGE cafe. Goethe
studjowaf tymczasem mifost i
notowaf wrazenia. potem ger
wal wszystko - i wyjechaf.
Biedne zycie kofataia W sobie
Fryderyka do +. 1918 i musia-
Ia przeczytac jeszcze ,,Cierpie-
mia miodego Werthera'', ma
doswiadczeniach jej serca stwo-
rzone.
mozgu mfodego poety byf
wulkan, ale W sercu-l6d. To
jednak CO z m6zgu Goethego
wyszio, CO W genialnych kon.
cepcjach z pod pi6ra jego sic
wydoby to, zjednalo poecie ME.
smiertelnosG i ludzkosci cafej
"a to wdziecznosc. Faust.
nWerther", ,,Reinecke Lis" -
"a to te m:strzowskie, potezne
utwory ducha, ktore przetrwsja
wieki.
Goethe oddziafaf W r6znych
kierunkach ma umysfowosc Me
mice. Sfusznie ktos zaznaczyf,
il jego jezyk w~prowadzif Schel.
ling do flozofji, Savigny do ma
uki prawa, Aleksander Hum.
boldt do nauk przyrodniczych.
Wilhelm Humboldt do flolo.
studjow. Jego poezja
jak s}up ~pfomienny W gore sic
wznosi pod niebiosy i jest wi
DOGMA re wszystkich krahc6w
ziemi' Goethe nalezy do cafe
60 swiata, wchlaniaf bowiem W
siebie piekno, jak pszczola mi6d
z kaidego kwiatu, gdziek olwiek
rosnacego.
S1usznie tel W dnip jubileu.
wienczy genjalnego
poete - caly SWAT.
Il. Do6roUoLski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

Ten podsiaa kapitss6w dobr.s
tviadosy o rosd.iale msjssk6v I
prssdstswia tutejsss spossesshstwe,
! ponktu widssoia fnsnsovsgo, j..
10 dsmokr.tyo.ns, ale tlouaosy ts4
dlscssgo nam tax trudno . ssbrsnis
kaPitaau. gdy Potr.sbs saaosy6 In
stysuoje wieksss. A prssoisa many
ioh pomimo 70 dosy6.
HakstySoi /. vislks .isaawiIois
patrss m nasss sp6lki I -bssustsupje
prssoiwko MIN wnoszs dsasnejacjs;
odbywajs sis rswisjs. ale bs.sku.
tsosnis, DO sp6ski trsynsJs sis soiSle
svsgo ssdsnis, . nswst ME vykls.
o1ajs woals nismo6v Cd p~r.ystspis-
MIA. Waslnis ossasni ssj.ik ssjlsp.
s'e daf togo dovody. W dwudnio.
"yoh sebrsniaoh ssjniku bovien
uo's,snio'Jf stale tatsjssy adea
miejski. 81 lstni Annus, nisnisc, 4
Polsoy nistylko hr.yu en- oLiem m
niego nie Patr.sli, leo. gorsoyn
toassem 90 ucsoili M bsnkisois, kt6.
y odbys sie po ssjmika. A.nus 70
tsami ~ oosaoh dsiekowal n 10 o.
vscje ! oiwiadc.yi, 70 nalefy do tsi
gs~nsrsoji obyvatslstws uassspe
mia'sa, ks6ra ~ .godsis syia = poia-
kami ciessyfa sis ich ro.wojsm !
Povodssnism. D~sisisjssej gsssrsoji
swyoh wsP6iobywassli niemieskich,
kt6r.y wislkisj oseici vroeo -
usposobisni Ola polak6w, voaIs ME
rosumis. Press udxiai ~ 81 " sci.
miku choiaf stwierd.iS, 70 % jss.o.s
ni'mcy' ks6r.y Prsgps p~okojswege
! 'godnsgo poAyoia OBJ. narodowosci.
~Stvierd.if to takae prsynaleasnisn
do Tovar.yssws pomocy nsukowsi
cd ssmego jsgo .aio4enia n,sdsv.
mem wyssspisnism SVEN ~publiosnsm
- Pismaoh niemisokich " obronie
lego T~owarsystwa, E.kalowsnspe
prsss hakaty stow, n ksore to w.
stapisnie r6Anych stron n,emise-
kioh sposksfy g .ar.uty. To 20
jsdnak' saPswnii sedxivy m6vca, z
drogi pravdy ME sprovad.i. Pc.
sossaoie do lmierci takim, jakim bys
pre-. oaie syois.
Prsem6 wienis Annusa pr,viet,
gorsoemi oklaskami. . osfy ten cpl
sod najlsPisj dovod.i. po o.yjsi
stronis, ~ totsjssej valoe narodo.
wossiowsj. Panujs .soiesosc. 20 o.y.
jej .godns u~sposobisnis 1 soleran-
ola.
u rsfsratu patrons sssnaesy6 jess.
ore nalssy, is " ostatoioh o.sssoL
powstsi caiy s.srsg sp6lek. nile ma
jsoych M oelu udxielsnis kredytu,
" tym kisronku j~ss.oss jsdn.kas du-
70 .robic nalssy. Zaiatsresowanis
fywe vsbud.il rsfsrst ksied.a BOZ.
Ia, ssojsosgo M c.sle spoaki " Bru.
saoh, ~ Prusaoh Zachodnich. Soon.
Ia ta ~sssofyia handel towar6w bls-
wasnych prsss II roku issoienis
I~istos misfa resulsasy. Spoaka jut
" ostersch misjscaoh handel prowa.
dsi l Iwiesns ma syskii " ostatnioh
osasaoh oPr6cs towar6w biawstnyoh
woisgneta " zakrss 'd~.iatslooSci
handel drobnsmi to "arami (oorym-
bsrssosysns), sskio ! poroslsos; do
'sd s~istnego do.najs po ~odssnia.