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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-27
Millinery Reminders.

Once more we call your attention to
the astonishing reductions in all Sum-
mer Millinery-Sailors, Walking Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and
Millinery. Materials generally-prices
much less than cost to US.
See our new Golf and Gordon Hat
strictly up-to-now.
Fur Repair inducements-Las 4 DAVIS.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
HEIR TO A FORTUNE.

DR.. John Gardiner Inherits n Fortune
From His Former Guardian,
DR.. John Gardiner, former professor of
biology in the university, has fallen heir
to comfortable fortune. The fact has
been known among his intimate friends
for a number of weeks, but the doctor
has been modest about mixing the
news public. The money comes from an
uncle and the former guardian of Dr..
Gardiner 1t is understood that the
uncle and nephew became somewhat
estranged during the latter's early life
and he came to America to shift for him
SELF During the tour of Or. and Mrs.
Gardiner few years ago, a reconcllla.
ton occurred, so that when the uncle
died DR.. Gardiner was mentioned in his
will.
DR.. Gardiner is very reticent regard
ing the matter. He Says, however, that.
the II6,ooo, the amount stated in a Den.
yer paper yesterday, is entirely inaccur-
ate as was also the statement of the re
lationship of the deceased and his wife.
He says he will realize an income some.
what in excess OF the s., 900 year form
erly received at the university.
DR.. Gardiner stated distinctly that his
resignation from his chair in the univer.
sity was in no way related to the legacy
he received, ill health alone compelling
that action.
1t is stated that DR.. and Mrs. Gardiner
will remain in Boulder, and have already
begun making arrangements for the con.
struction of a new residence.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
ASK FOR RESIGNATION.
Company Fl Circulates Petition Among
Members Requesting Resignation
of CAPTAIN Safely,

Comp any ii Clrculates Ietitloh among
Members Requesting Resignation
of Captain Safely.
The trouble between Captain Safely
and Company H has eliminated in pc
tition asking for his resignation. The
paper is said to be signed by almost
every member of the company. The
members of the company are urgent In
their demands for his retirement. The
company is moving quietly and refuse to
answer questions, but these facts have
leaked out. The investigating com
mlttee, comprising Lieutenants Day and
Walsh and Sergeant Frey, it is stated,
have been excused from further duty.
Their reports of accounts of money
handled by Captain Safely are said to
have been unsatisfactory to him, and 1t
is claimed that he will demand court
martial. 1t was reported that he wen
over to Denver on this account today.
While the causes leading to the CON
pany's demand for the resignation ha'
more serious origin, the members
satisfied to rest their case on purely p
sonal grounds.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
The Mayor of Falaise.

1t was dark in the streets of Falaise.
The mayor issued procla that
every citizen should hang a lantern in
front of his door.
But still the streets were no lighter.
Then the mayor swore an oath, and
issued a proclamation that the citizens
should put candles in the lanterns.
And still the streets were no lighter.
Then the mayor swore greater oath.
and issued a proclamation that the citl.
zens should light the candles.
Then the streets were lighter.
A man once wished to make money.
He secured good store.
He secured good goods.
He secured good clerks.
He made no money.
Then he turned on his store the light
Of newspaper advertising and let people
know he was in business and why. He
kept them in the dark no longer.
Then he made money-Ex.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
EXPECTED TROUBLE.
Lieutenant Fred Perry Tells of Expected
Trouble in Manila.

Lieutenant Fred Perry Tells of Expected
Trouble in Manila.
Mrs. E. NJ. Berkeley today received
the following letter from her nephew,
Lieutenant Fred Perry, now with the
troops at Manila
Manila, P. l., Dec. 10, 1898,
My dear Aunt Ette-I have been try.
ing to write letter to you for the last
week but have been unable 10 find the
time as we have been sort of expecting
an attack upon the city by the insurgents
and have been doing good deal of work
looking over the country around the city
so as to be prepared for such an attack
if it came. 1t hasn't materalized as yet
and lather think it has blown over for
the time though | don't expect that we
can get through with this job without
having some sort of an engagement with
them.
want to thank you and all the folks
for their ,hough,fulness in sending the
Thanksgiving box to Fred Roth and my
self. From the looks of things we may
be home by May I. l hope not before
and for the good of the whole of us
hope it will be month later, for if we
landed in the states in cold weather,
there would be ten times Inc1e men die
in a week than would here IN year; at
least that is what the doctors say and it
sounds reasonable. My love TO all the
folks. With love, | am,
Your Nephew,
FREDERICK L. FERRY.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Manila, Feb. 6-The scene in the en-
vlrons OF the city at Sunset yesterday was
one OF terrible desoation. Fighting had
continued since Saturday at $50 p. m
The Fliplnos confidently expected to
surprise the Americans, but they were
regulsed with terrible slaughter. The
ua,lves were totally uAprepared for the
splendid resistance made by ;he Amer
can boys. There were 1900 Ameri-
cans and 10000 Fllipinos engaged.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
ApprouriatiOns Must be Pushed.

Washington, Feb. 6-Senator Allen in
the senate, and Mr.. Cannon in the house,
have warned their fellow legislators that
if they wish to avoid special session of
congress they must push the appropri
alton bills. These measures are more
backward than they have been in the
last twenty years.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
CROSSED THE LINE.
Agoncillo, the Filipino Spy, Escapes from
tho United states.

the United states.
Montreal, Feb. 6-Phillppi Agoncillo
and his companion Mar,i. arrived here
ct m. on the New York express and
went to the Windsor hotel. The train
crossed the border at g. but no att~mp'
was made to arrest the man at Rouse's
point, the last station at which the train
stopped on the American side. Agon
clio is very nervous and appears to be a
very frightened envoy.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
Sir Henry Campbell Elected Leader.

London, Feb 6-At a meeting this
morning, Sir Henry Campbell was chos-
en- leader of the Liberal party IN the
house of commons, to succeed Sir Will
liam Harcourt.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
A Gigantic Candy Trust

Chicago, Feb. GA candy trust is be-
ing formed by the candy manufacturers
and wholesale houses. The plan is to
increase the prices, to abandon advertis.
ing and cut expenses.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Washington, Feb. o-The intensest
excitement followed the announcement
of the passage of the treaty. The senate
galleries were packed when the an.
nouncement was made. The news from
Manila made the ratification certain.
The ratification met with the greatest
satisfaction throughout the city.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
Five Men Stabbed at a Dance.

Chicago, Feb. 6-During fight at a
dance last night. five men were stabbed,
three seriously. Out Of the fifty men en-
gagged IN the fight all but nine csc .ped
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
Gen Won Caprivi Dead.

Berlin, Feb. 6-Gen. Won Caprivi, gen.
eral chancellor OF the German empire,
died at Skyren this morning at the age
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Hong Kong, Feb. 6-The Filipino
junta is greatly excited over the fight at
Manila. They claim that The Americans
began the attack, but as they have no
information whatever on which to base
their statements, it is believed they argue
merely from their acquaintance with the
plans to make the Americans seem to b.
the aggressors. The Fllipinos say thai
the fight is now on in earnest and tha
every effort will be extended to prevent
the arrival of American relnforcements.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
silver Quotation.

New York, Feb. 6-Silvcr is quoted
AT 5oH ,odav.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Washington, Feb. 6-The naval Of
ficers are satisfied that Dewey's despatch
means that the insurgents have trans
ferred their operations from the outposts
to the city. Dewey has 81 vessels and is
able 10 give 1900 trained and seasoned
rihemen to reinforce Ous. He can also
unload large number of rapid fire guns
and Maxlms. With his small gun boats
he will also be able to proceed up tho
Pasig river and penetrate the insurgents
lines.
The fact that the Baltimore has been
recalled from Iloilo shows that he con
siders the situation serious. The Balti.
more has a large landing force and has
a. SO large number of rapid tlle guns
1t is the conviction of all here that the
insurgents can easily be beaten back.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
Gomez Returns to Havana,

Hevana, Feb. 6-Gen. Gomez is ex-
pected to return to this city on Wednes.
6ov
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Manila, Feb. 6-The list of dead and
wounded among Colorado troops is as
follows:
Co. B-Private Orton Twtver, wound
ed; Private Chas. P. Morrison, wounded
Co. E-Private Morris Parkhurst,
wounded
Co. D-Private Z. D. White, missing
and supposed to bt dros ned.
Co. Private Elmer ,1oran, killed;
Corporal VIM. H. Earl, wounded.
Co. L-Private Charles Carlson, killed;
Private CHARLES D. Bo>ce, wounded;
First Lieutenant Charles Faughwout,
wounded.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
S|0ul1|e|
A1l0||g Motives
FILIPlNOS ROUTED.

The Americans were well Prepared for the
sudden Att ok of Natives.
Manila, Feb. 6-Some firing TO the
north of the city occurred this morning.
The general engagement ended vester-
day however, and the small villages to
which the natives have been driven are
fying the white flag.
The American loss is a. killed and
over 200 wounded.
The Filipino loss is placed at 4,ooo
killed and wounded. The Americans
have already accounted for loo killed
on the native side.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
PC0Cc he0|y
Posses Se|l0|e
TREATY RATIFIED.

TIC MeAsUre sScurcs MHJOTIly OF IHree III
the Senatr.
Washington, Feb. o-Atter lengthy
the ratification OF the peace treaty, the
treaty was ratified by majority of three
votes.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Washington, Feb. GA prominent of
hcial authoritatively 'tates that German
agents have already largely supplied
the Flllpinos with arms. Three thou
sand stands were secured at Hong Kong
by German firms. The German consul
is understood to have effected the pur
chase.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
Dewey Reports
More H0S|IieS
ANOTHER ATTACK.

Admiral Dewey Communicates with CIV
ernm.nt Concerning Engagement.
Washington, Feb. 6-The following
cable was received at naval headqu arters
at shortly after 9 this morning:
"ManIla, Feb. E. 1899.
Insurgents have attacked Manila.
Boston starts for IloiIo to relieve the
Baltimore which will return to Manila
Two men were wounded yesterday on
board the Monadanock, one seriously.
"Dcw4v."
This despatch is believed to have left
Manila twelve hours after any of those
previously published and from this it is
inferred that another attack has been
made on Manila. Notwithstanding the
fact that this would mean that the in
su1gents have taken the aggressive, no
one here feels at all alarmed.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

London, Feb. t-Hong Kong des patch
es state that Dewey informed Aguinaldo
that if by any accident the insurgents
should enter Manila, he would lmmedi-
ately reduce the city to ashes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-02

ohihosykom wydaje sie " XIX stu
lsoiu nasbyt jut naiwns, s~nala.aa
Twolsnnik6w - oosywissa " Rosji.
Oso rssd rosyjski ns granioy prus.
tisj " okolcy E dkun, ma maisj do.
tyohcsas prsestrzsni, .sprowadsR ma
ssepujaca nowost: - w kilkud.is-
sisoiu punktach wsdluf granioy
wsnosss sic drewnisns wie4s, majs.
90 IL mstr6w wysokosoi, . M sscsy.
ole lob misfoi sic budka ola ssraani.
IA. Wisfe 10 majs tslsfoniosns DO.
isossnis . postsrunkami ssra.y, lsas.
oymi nieoo gsebisj " kraju. ksfdsj
~ieo chwih posterunki owe moga o.
trsymac szybko wiadomof6 o tenn, 90
sic dsisje ma ssrsnis pogrsnio.nym
Strategy ssojsoy M wisaaoh MAZE
lunsty. Wis.e to Rosa ma .am,ar
powoli sbudywa6 wxdiua oasei gra.
aicy prusko rosyjskiej.
A wieo nowy muir chihskil Ale
iak tamtsn ME oohronii pafstwa
Bogdyhan6w cd n%ajscia hord ko.
ozownio.yoh, tax ten ME .apo.
oiegnis pr.sdostawsniu sic pr.s.
granioe wydaw niotw rewoluoyjuych.
Tu l ohifskie pr.ykiady nile pomo.
"a! (Prsediwit.)
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POkwitOwanie.

Kolonja nas.a jest " ssosunku dc
innych bardzo male, DO ssled~ 70 IL
osymy 10 familij, leo. jakos to ~
jenny rassm l nawet dos6 zgodnis
Mislilmy tn ohrzoiny q OBJ. Toma
sza Pawiowskiego, dnia % pat
dsisrniks, IA kt6re to prawis
wssyscy orsonkowis grapy 288 sis
sgromadzili. Zabaws byla bard,s
wssoia 1 pr.yIwoita. Pode.as toas
tow, niaej podpisany, pr.smowii Kill
Ia STOW o idsi Skarbu Narodowege
Polskisgo, ale nile poswolono mu ne
wet dokohozyc, DO wssysoy pospis
ssyn I oiarami, mkt sic ME wym6
VIII cd dstku Ojos!za'e. Jsdnoglos
nile obrano do zbierania psnis joe
foe Kusmifska, kt6rs .sbraia $3.l5
cd nastepujsoyoh golci:
T. Pswiowski Z fona 25,., A. Krz
mihski . .ona 25,,. Yak . tone 25,.
E. Kassor = Aons 25o., Fr. Sterling
Z iona 25,., E.. Koltko 25,., J. Got
dsiewski 25,., j. Dudrswior 25,., N
Karp,h'ki 25o., A. OJpaaek 25,., pa
nj Suohooka ESQ.,, parma Saohook,
49,, pani z. DIiadus. 25,.
Powy.sIa sumo wysiaia p. J.. A
Kuzmihska na reos komisar.a sksr
bu. Nadmienic mi wypads, TO gdy
by ka4de polskis d.isoko byio tai
opodatkowane pr.y chr.ois, to
Pswnoscis wysesalibysmy po kilk.
set dolar6w missiecEnis. w kofor
dziekuje wssystkim of.srodawoou
staropolskism bog .apaac".
a. Kuzmihski,
I~wolennik Skarbu N. P.
Waterbury, Conn
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KALENDARZE.

W ksiegarni "Gazety Katolickieir IF.
). SMCLSKI& Co., 565 Noble St, Chica.
go, llls.) sa do nabycia ~nastepujace kalen.
dare:
1. KALENDARZ MARYANSKI fwv-
DAME karola Miarki), znany W cafej 4
MERGE z pieknych pamiatek, slicznych
illustracyi | doborowego materyafu, wras
z przesyfka 90 c.
2. NAJSWIETSZA RODZINA. - Ka-
le ndarz ola rodzin Characterization. "a
wiera DUO Iiekuych pow esci z przsyfka
% C.
3. WIELKI KALENDARZ MARYAN-
SKI, bogato o~zdobiony, slicznemi ILLUS
tracyami ! powiastkami zajmujacemi .
przesyfka goo.
A. KALENDARZ POWIESCIOWY
ola narodu polskiego z przesyfka 80 C..
5. WIELKI KALENDARZ UNIWER-
SALNY ola wszystkich stan6w ~polskieeo
narodu, obejmujacy kilka set stronnicia lax
najlepszego materyafu, W mocnej opra-
vie, z przesyfks 65 c.
Pieniadze nizej dolara MONA take
nadsyfac W znacznach pocztowych nod
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~OdpOwiedzi Redakcji.

Oh. S. P. " San Francisco. -
Korsspondsnoja umiss.oIona Jest M
str. 8 W No. AZ nzgody". Wo,ss.
rej umisscic jsj ME moglismy , pc.
wodu nawaiu Gios6w pr,edsejmo.
wyob, kt6rym trzsba byio DAD pierw.
sssfstwo.
- Oh. j. F. W So. Boston. -
Pf.ysyfajac pokwitanie do umies..
ossnia W nZgodxis" ofar zebranych
ma jskikolwiek eel, nale.y pr.sslac
takte p'enisd.e .ebrans, osy TO ma re-
oe redakcji, csy sksrbnika Zwis.ku,
csy tel Komisar,a Skarbu, a ponie.
wat pisnied,y tyoh nile otr,ymalil.
my, prssto pokwitowania umissoic
ME moasmy.
- o.. s. T. M. W St. Paul. -
Ssrdsosnis d.iekujsmy "a tax s.oss.
70 .yc'snia, wybac,y Pan jsdnak, TO
ole motsmy s%astosovad sic do asda.
ala w~yrazonego " liIoie. Organ
zwiasku ME Jest wlasnosoia relax.
tora.
- ZSisskoviso W Mlnonk.-Bs..
imisnnych korsspondsncyj umiss..
crac ~ ,,Zgodsis" nile mo.emy.
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Czy alkOhOl potyteczny jest ola
czfOwiekai
Przez dr.. NJ. ~Stefanowska.

Gdybyimy sadali powyAsss pyta
ME kilkunastu c~hooia4by osobom, &c
{. pswnoIois otrsymalibyImy kilks
odpowiedsi twisrdsscyoh, gdyt po.
mimo. 70 wiels jua pisano W tym
prsedmiocie, woisa nspotyksjs sic
~jss.c.s osoby, kt6rs utr.ymujs, &c
alkohol " postaoi w6dkI, konisku
| :. P.) W wislu wypadkaoh jest po
fytsosny, gdyt pobudsa nasIs osyn
notci 6sjologic.nis. C.y istotnis al
kohol wywierac mote wplyw podnis
oajsoyp Do niedswnego ~jss.oss o.a.
su Aijologow.e wyg'as,ali TAXI pc.
glad, ale prIeprowad.one ostatnismi
laty liosns, q wielostronne doSwiad.
o.snis, obaliiy 6w pr.sssd. Naso
miass " miare postsp6w wisd.y co.
rae licsniejsi uo.eni podsielsjs sda
nie, ze alkohol sam prsss sic nile mo
ts pobudsic AMI wiads umys'owyoh,
AMI kratenis krwi, prrsoiwnis, Wy
wiera on ma organism wpiyw nsrko.
tyozny, . zatsm dziais M system ner
wowy " spos6b prsygnebisjsoy,
Ucseni prsypusso.sjs, tie prsy odu.
rIeniu sic napojami wyskokowsmi,
nastepujs stopniows poratsnis roI.
msitych oirodkow nersowych. Maj
wyasss wisdss umyslows suikajs
najpisrwsse, sad roswags 50 spsrs
litowans. Schmisdeberg m6wi: Vol.
nisrs stale sic w6wcras cd wstnisjssy
dlsssgo, ae mnisj mysli o nisbs.
piecrs6st~ie ! sobis. M6wos nile pod.
dale sie w~ratsniu wywieransmu nan
prseI p~ublicInosc ! dlst,go m6wi =
wiekssym sotusjasmem ! swobods'
Obok ujsmnego wpiywu ns sys-
tenn nsrwowy, wyskok zls oddrisiy
wa takte ma odiy ~ianis, orsz obnita
oispaote nssssgo cisis. To os,stnis
twierdssnis ssdsiwi mote nisiedpe
go; wssskae siysrymy r%isras, 70 al.
rosgrrswki pie sic wodke. A JED
oak dos ~isdcrsnis dowiodiy, ts l "
tym wypadku je,tssuy igrassks r'u
drsnia. Diiejs sic to rssory nss,s
pujsOe: Gdy wypijsmy kislisues
w6dki, to slkohol sawsrty " nieJ
spsh sic " nassyoh tksnksoh l po-
wsssnis pswos ilofc ciep,s; jedno
czetnis . tenn rozsssrrs sic nsosy ola
" nsszsj skorrs ! nspiyws do nleb
wislka iloic krwi, skutkism c.sgo
skora stale sic goress.s, nam sic jec-
max wydaje, feimy rosgrseIi So.
swe cis'o. Dsiejs sic ssi prssciw.
ME, powodu bowism rossssrso
rsonyeh nsosyh skors nssss 20 w6d
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Or. 2O3 20 Detroit.

Or. 2O3 % Detroit.
NinIsjs.sm .avisdsm'sm csion
k6w grupy 203 tow. Mikoisja Ko.
pernika, IL roosns posiedssnie odbe.
die 'ie dnia ID listopada, o god.inis
~ W hall zwyktyoh posisd.sh, ma
kt6rs kasdy o.sonsk powinien sic
stNwic, poniswaH bsd.ie obisrana no
va administrsojs M rok prsyssiy.
N~ieobeonosc osionka podpads karss
Sos. - T. Garstsoki, sskr.
Or. 81 70 Jackson, Mich.
Zawisdamiam o.ionk6w grupy 37l,
Il posisd.soie prsysz'e odbeixis sic
dnia IL lIssopada I. b., o gods. 2 po
poaudniu. ~ hall swykfyoh posis.
dsef. Nieobsonol6 oxionka M tenn
posisd.eniu podpsda karss loo. =
ST. Wilosewski, sskr.
CIR. 1876 10 Schenectady.
Tow. ,.Prawdy l Praoy", gr. 4S6
=. N. p, M odbytsm posisdseniu d.
Is PSF lsisroika Z. b, wybralo komi-
tet ma rok p~rsys.iy. jsk nsssepuje:
Wiadyslaw Cblswihski, prsses; Sta
nislaw Wssilswski, wics-prssss; wa.
Jsmrog, sekrstsrs do 2. N. P; J6
ssf Szatkowski, sekr. protok6aowy;
Artur Karasiswies, sskr. fnansowy;
Autoni Csyaswski, kasjer; Audrssj
Cssrnsoki, marssaiek; Stanisiaw
Kwiathowski 1 Antoni Br.osowski,
opiekunowis kasy. Komisja nad.or
oza: Zygmunt Rogalihski, Stefan
Gniasdo wski l Stefan Gamdsik. Che.
rsty Stanisisw Ciessyhski.
Pr.y ninisjsssj sposobuosci nam
sas.csyt, s.anowni prsyjacisls, uiois
mac Wasss dioh, DO Ir!yjeliimy o.
bowiaski, psmietajmy, TO ola kat
diego I mas jest ~s.nsm, sbylmy sic
nisustsnnie starali okolo dobra ma.
ssyoh braci. Prsoujmy sso.erss l wy
trwale smiios,is ku braoiom nassym
Y N. p, tax, abyimy rseozywisoie
.dobyi bratsrskis saufsnie " tel
ukoohsnej nasssj orgaui.acji. II.
pr.yjmy sic p%r.svaauis tsgo 100 to
ja", DO sskodsi6 duAo bedIis " IA.
s.sj praoy. Atsbysmy sie choisli
stac dobrymi, srauujmy sie wsajem
nile l bsdzmy r~6wnym', . vtenczas
wiels bed.ismy mogli uc.ynic dob.
rsgo czego Wan, 81. bracis, I 30
bic ayc.e. Wiadysiaw Jamrog, ss
kretar1.
Or. 1916 % North Tondsodndd.
Ma roo.nem posiedzsniu tow. sw.
Miohaia A~rchauioia, gr. 395. odhy-
tenn dnia IL pazd.ierniks, obrany 10.
stall nsstepujsoy .arsad:
Josef Krysstoisk, presesi Jan Ko-
rseh, wics-prssss; Josef Pasoiak, Sc
krstars prot; Marcin F~rons.osak, Sc
krstar1 fn.; J61sf Dombek, kasjer.
Wssslkie korsspondsnojs, tyozsoe
sie grupy S95. uprassam ~pr.esyisc
pod adressm: Josef Patciak, 41-7sh
ave., North Tonawands, N. Y.
Zarasem sawiadamiam csionk6w
tow. sw. Michaia A~rohaniols, gr. 395.
Il przysEie posisd.enie odbed.ie sic
dnia Is listopada, o god.inie n vie.
osorem, q J6sefa Paiciak. pod no.
41-7h ava. Uprassam esionk6w,
aasby sic jaknsjlic.niej sgromsdsili.
- J6sef Pssoiak, sekr. prot.
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w stolicy Kaszub6w.

Rosbiwssy gf6wns kwatsre " So.
potsoh, m'anowioie " nDomu pol
skim" p. Kulsrskiego, wydswcy | re-.
daktora Gasety GrudziqdzEiej. robis
~wyoisosks po K~as.ubaoh. U mas pi-
sano doic juz o tym kraju 1 jsgo In.
die, jsdnak pr.sdmiotu, ssdse, ME
wyossrpnisto bynsjmnisj, nsdso
poEostaioid ludowa kassu66w Jest
tax oisksws 1 r6Anorodns, 70 saws.s
j~es.czs pastreoza ons bardso bogats
pole ola bsdah je.ykowych, stnogra
fc.nyoh, srcheologic.nyOh 1 d.iejo.
wyoh. Do nisdawna byiy Kassuby
ola nassego pismisnniotws .upeinis
~nis.uans dsied.ina. Wiadomoioi ma.
sss " tym kierunku o.srpaliimy js-
dypis praoy rosyjskisj uo.ousgo
Hilfsrdinga, kt6ry " +. 1855 prsed-
siew,iaa " t~owarrystwie d-ra Ceno
Wy, budsioiela ludu kassubskisgo,
podr64 pc Kas.ubaoh I wyniki swych
spostr.etsh badsh wydsi " osobnsj
ksistoe: nRssstki siowisn M polud.
niowym br.egu mora Baltyokisgo".
Ucsony polski jezykoInswcs Jan
Hsnuss, prsedwo.sinie niessety
.mariy, pis.sc pisrwsss polsks nau.
kows rosprawe o gwarach kassub
skiob, oparf sic giownis ma m~stsrjals
Hllfsrdinga, gi6wnie. gdys innsgo
materjaiu, pr6cs kilku prac wspom
niansgo dra Csnowy, pissnyoh dsiw.
NJ pisownis W arseo ksssubsklsm,
ME pohadsi. Ioiojstywie gi6wtie
dra Cenowy nals.y bsdz 30 bsdz "a.
wdziecssc, te sic ola mas otworsyi
nowy, bogasy iwiat waasnej ludnoIoi.
oissd .aoselismy sic tywisj rsjmo-
wac ksssubami, q dsii posiads jut
polskis pismiennictwo kilks bardso
cennyoh prac nsukowyob I tel d1is
dziny. Pobaooki. Psrosswski, Mad
morski, Biskupski ! Rsmuft stojs To
" pisrwsrym rIedsis, Q proos nioh
rajmowali sic jesscss kssrubsmi;
x. W. Wojoicki, pref. Pap'ohski,
Marc q ski, R9msn Zmorski Nv Ty.
godniku UustroOanym) kilku jess
css innych. NisktorIy uoIsni pol
soy, 9 ma ioh ozele Stefan Ramufs,
autor 10 wisksssgo saownika kss.ub-
skisgo ! stssystyki Kssrub, idsc IA
HIlfsrdingism Cenows, ogiosili ks.
srub6w "a osobny nsrod, q ich gws.
re 50 osobny jeryk pomorski, pre-
olwko crsmu powstsli inni (Pobiocki,
P~srorswski, Ksriowics, Nsdmorski,
Bskupski, Kslins), u~wstajso bsrdso
siussnis 70 gwsre 70 nsrseose jesyks
polskisgo. ZwolenniOy odrsbnoIoi
ksssubskIsj I~usjdujs ssprIe,senis
nsjsilnisjsrs ss strony samego ludu
kaszubskisgo, uwsssjscego gwsre
swojs 80 nsrrsoss pdolno-polskis",
plon-polnisch, jsk Gle ksszubi sgod
nile wyrsfali precedence, gdsism Gle
tylko sstkost = mimi.
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