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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
TO BREAK UP THE UNIONS.
Chicago ContractorS and Archi,
.tects' Plan of Campaign.

CHICAGO. Nov. II. - To break up
the present trades unions, to stamp out
completely the arbitrary power of walk
ing delegates, is the plan of campaign
of Chicago contractors and architects.
Not until the unions are broken up
and a new cooperative association of
employees and workingmen has been
formed will the contest cease, it is as
serted.
The first active step in the campaign
to destroy the existing unions was
taken when fourteen manufacturers OF
sheet metal locked out from their
factories over 400 employees.
This action, it Is expected, will be
followed by other manufacturers of the
same commodity. it being avowed OPEN
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13

and that the mate had murdered the
master and his wife on the voyage.
The authorities sent boats crews
from a small Spanish man-of-war in
the harbor to bring the mate and crew
ashore The mate, who was a Swede.
had suspected something and he armed
himself with revolver and de1ed the
whole of the five boats crews of Span
ish man-of- warsmen to take him. The
sailors under orders from -heir off,
GERS, fusilladed the man and the vessel
for five hours, during which time it is
said 500 shots were fired. The mate
was killed at last, having been shot
several times.
During the fire the crew jumped
overheard and were rescued by the
warship's boats. In their excitement
the Spaniards set fire to the bark but
as soon as they found the Swede dead
they extinguished the fire. rhe bark
had been previously hailed from Oporto,
Portugal, and it's name had been paint
ed out The murderer had changed
the name and claimed Brazil as the
vessels nation.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
APPEL KNOCKED OUT.
Has Not Recovered Consciousness
and Will Probably Die.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-At the Peli-,
can Athletic Club in Brooklyn last night,
Harry APPEL and Jack Fox were matched
at 1oS pounds for twenty rounds. ApfeE
was knocked out in the thirteenth round
and several hours afterward lapsed into
a state of coma, from which he has not
yet recovered. 1t is claimed that when
APPEL fell he struck his chin upon the
floor receiving a fracture. He is now
lying in the Norwegian Hospital Brook
lyn, unconscious, and 1t is said that the
chances of his recovery are small
Several arrests were made to-day and
others will be made tomorrow. James
J. Regain, the timekeeper of the bout.
was arrested and held, together with
four of the young men who acted as
handlers and witnesses. Fox has nor
yet been arrested
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSIONS
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
AN UNEQUALED SCORE.
All We're Bull'seyes in Forty Shots,
Except One.

DENVER, Nov. PA record at rifle
shooting which, it is believed, stands
unequaled, was made at the regular
meeting of the Denver Rifle Club this
afternoon.
scored 1879 out of a possible 200 on a
800 yard range with the regulation tar
get for that distance. The record was
made from 40 shots. Ford scored eight
bull'seyes, then put the next shot iii
the circle Immediately outside of the
bullseye, following this with thirty-on
consecutive bull seyes. The latter is the
remarkable feature of the record.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
TRUST CONFERENCE.
Decided That 1t Will be Held in
Chicago in January.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The Executive
Committee named at the recent rust
conference in this city to make ar
for another convention met
at the Sherman House Saturday and
decided that the conference should he
held in January in Chicago.
The committeeman present were: NJ.
L. Lockwood of Pennsylvania, President
of the American Antitrust League,
Chairman of the committee; William
Prentiss, Chicago, Vice Chairman; r.
w. clearinghouse, Chicago; George S.
Bowen, Chicago; James W. Wilson,
Chicago; w. B. Fleming, Kentucky; A.
NJ. Todd. Michigan; Franklin H. Went
worth, Chicago.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
THE SUPPOSED RoBBER.
Identified as the Brother Of a
Wealthy Contractor.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE body of the
supposed robber who was shot dead last
night by Claude B. Giles was identified
to-day as Frank Doyle, a brother of
John Doyle of the firm of John Doyle
& Co., wealthy contractors.
The deceased's mother is also said to
be well to do, and the hold-up theory
is secuted by Doyle's friends, who de-
clare his mother kept him well supplied
with funds and that he had no occa-
sion to resort to robbery to secure
money. Giles is practically under ar
rest awaiting an investigation.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
FIRING AT LADYSMITH
Heavy Reports Indicate That Naval
Guns are Active

ESTCOURT (NataD, Thursday, Nov.
y (Morning).-Heavy firing is now pro-
ceeding in the direction of Ladysmith.
1t began about daybreak Some re-
ports are so much heavier than any
previously heard as to lead to the gem
eral belief that the British heavy ma
val guns are again active
The safe arrival at Ladysmith of
Lieutenant Hooper of the Fifth Lane
ers. show that communication with the
garrison is possible. He was anxious
to rejoin his regiment and started
hence, accompanied by a Natal police
man. They succeeded in traversing
the Boer lines
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
A TWO DAYS FIGHT.
Between the Mexican Troops and
Yaqui Indians.

GUAYMAS (Mexico), Nov. 12.-With
restoration of Geographic communica-
ton between General Torres headquar-
tiers at TORN and Guaymas comes l.
dispatch conveying news of a two days
fight between Mexican troops and the
Yaquis.
The Indians attacked the garrison at
Fort Angestura, near Potam, and were
repulsed. Later reinforcements were
sent in from TORN and Potam. The
troops attacked the town of Vicama
and routed the Indians with consider
able loss to the latter Thursday the
troops again engaged the Indians at
Locobampo and scattered the Yaouis,
the losses being heavy. The casualties
of the Mexicans are given as four killed
and twelve wounded.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
THE REPORT ERRONEOUS.
Of Columbia Iron Works
Knows Nothing Of It.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-When shown
the San Francisco dispatch which
states that the Columbia Iron Works
Of this city will become a part of a
combination of shipbuilding properties,
Mayor William T. Master, President of
the company, said to-day that he had
not been approached in the matter and
that the statement in regard to his
corporation was therefore erroneous
He added that such combination
was not at all improbable, although he
had heard nothing in regard to it, but
that the capitalization mentioned was
much too low to include the works re-
ferred to-
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
ALL WELL AT MAFEKING.
The Attacks of the Beers Repulsed
by Maxim Fire.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE following
dispatch from Colonel Baden-Powell.
British commander at Mafeking. dated
October 25th and forwarded by General
Butler. was posted this evening by the
War Office:
All is well here: after two days
Smelling and a heavy bombardment a
body of the enemy made a general at
tack on three sides of the town which
was repulsed by our Maxim fire. The
enemy is now drawing off Our cas-
ualties We're slight
Lieutenant Llewellyn with several
armored trains. drove off the enemy ut
Crocodile Wednesday, killing eight
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
VICE PRESIDENT HOBART.
Ills Improvement Continues and
He Eats Solid Food.

PATERSON IN. j., Nov. II. = Vice
President Hobart passed favorable
night, and the improvement that has
been observed for several days contin-
ued to-day. He ate solid food with rel
ish, and it promptly assimilated With
his meals he took milk, and between
meals was given milk punches.
Mrs. Hobart, who has spent nearly
every minute of her time during the
last two weeks at the bedside of her
husband, feels much encouraged, and
has had more rest than formerly.
Vice President Hobart spent the day
chatting with Mrs. Hobart and those
about him. At 1870 tonight Mr.
Hobart was sound asleep.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Fire in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Nov. y12.-Fire this
evening in the seven-story Bradley
block destroyed the upper two stories
and caused the other floors to be flood
ed with water, causing an aggregate
loss of 100000 shared by the Suyden
Cloak and Suit Company, Root & Nc
Bride Brothers. wholesale dry goods;
Koran & Co.. clothing; Kohn Broth
ers & Keller, clothing, and branch Of
Beeman Chewing Gum Company
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Anarchist Memorial Services.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Memorial SER
vices for the four anarchists executed
for completely in the Haymarket riots
in 1887 were held to-day under the
auspices of the Social Labor Party
Club The services were we'll attended.
A squad of police were present to main
tain order. The services have been
held annually since the execution of
Spies, Parsons, Fischer and Engel.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
UNION PACIFIC STRIKE.
Case Referred to International As.
ISOLATION of Machinists.

OMAHA, Nov. PA special to the
Bee from Cheyenne, Wyo., says: The
strikers in the Union Pacific shops have
referred the matter to the International
Association of Machinists, which will
report upon the legality of the strike.
If the strike is sanctioned it will be
continued with little hope of settlement.
The report is expected by Tuesday, and
meantime matters will continue as they
are with only a part of the force at
work. superintendent of Motive Pow
er J. Fl. Mcconnell will remain here I'M
til the trouble is adjusted. There has
been no disorder.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Hurry Orders Received.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Hurry orders
have been received by the builders of
the Japanese battleship now in process
of construction at Clyde Bank to cono-
plete the vessel as speedily as possible
The new ship which will be one of the
largest afioat is to be finished by Janu-
airy /, 1900. 1t is believed the instruc-
tions are the outcome of the increasina
tension between Japan and Russia.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
EMMA NEVADA.
She Meets an Enthusiastic Recep-
ton in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Mme Emma
Nevada made her temperance in New
York tonight at the Metropolitan
Opera-house in concert. The place was
crowded. She had not been heard in
this city for fourteen years, although
she sang in Philadelphia three years
ago. She sang the mad scene from
Lucia and was vociferously received.
and gave the Shadow Song from ''Di-
norah" as an encore, following this with
a ballad. In the second part of the
program she sang the bell song from
'Lakme.''
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
The Emperor Disappointed.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Emperor is
determined to fight the Berlin Munich
pal Councils refusal to let him con-
struct terrace twelve meters wide all
around the Berlin castle, razing houses
IN order to achieve this. All hopes OF
an amlcable settlement disappeared
TINS week, when another dozen Social
lists were elected to the Council, sc the
Emperor called in Professor Zorn and
ordered an opinion to be drawn up.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
To Investigate at Chicago the
Question OF TRANSPORTATION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. PA portion
OF the Industrial Commission will go to-
chicago this week to conduct an in
vestigation into the question of trans-
portation. ST.
Invitations have been extended to
Boards of Trade. livestock and other
exchanges of Chicago, Peoria, Kansas
City, ST. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha. De-
troit and Louisville to send representa-
tives. The sittings will begin on Mo-
vember 10Th and continue until Mo-
vember 9th.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13

ly that the manufacturers wish to
break up the union.
The manufacturers claim that they
made the move in support of the
Sykes Steel Roofing Company, mem
Der of the association, which ordered a
lockout, the union having demanded
that the company pay six timers for
time lost on account of their having
struck on one of the company's jobs.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Fought to a Draw.

DENVER, Nov. ia special to the
News" from FL Paso, Texas, says:
Tommy Mahar, the featherweight of
Chicago, and Reddy Gallagher, feather
weight champion Of the Southwest,
fought to a draw on the Mexican side
of the Rio Grande this afternoon The
contest was exceedingly spirited and
bloody and was witnessed by 500 rer-'
sons. The fight was to have been to.
a finish, but darkness stopped it at the
end of the twentieth round
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Lord Mayor win Enterta,-.

LONDON, Nov 1.-THE ..Mornine
Post understands that Emperor VIII
lam, during his coming visit to Eng
land, will be entertained by the Lord
Mayor at the Mansion House in the
course of his stay in London
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13

sent to Orange River by rail immedi-
ately after the action
The enemy's strength appeared con-
siderable. apparently roo, with one gun,
under David Dibe and p. Van der
Nerve.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Where is Aguinaldo?

MANILA, Nov. 10, S:25 a. m.-Col-
onel Bells regiment and a small force
of cavalry entered Tarlac last night
without opposition. Where Aguinaldo
with his army and the so-calIed Gov
eminent have fled is a mystery
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-13
Death Of Herr Leyds.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 12.-Herr Leyds,
brother of DR.. Leyds, and himself an
agent of the Transvaal Government,
died of apoplexy yesterday while on q
visit to his brother.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

powstafo stowarzyszenie ma
szych osiwialych szermierzy Ia
wolnosc narodu; oto stawiamy
pomnik temu bohaterowi, kt6-
ry ocalif wobec swiata honor
narodu; OTTO podnosi znow mil
waucki ,,Kurjer Polski" waina
sprawe zafoaenia seminarjum
nauczycielskiego, by dziatki
nasze mogfy otrzymywac W
szkofach starauniejsze wy
ksztafcenie nil dotyczas; OTTO
zbliza sic spis ludnosci W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, ktory po-
zwoli nam wykazaG nasza tutaj
potege; OTTO tufa sic wsrod mas
mysl polaczenia sp6fek poaycz-
kowo-budowlanych W jedno sill.
ne stowarzyszenie - bank pol
ski; oto powstaje cd czasu do
czasu projekt stworzenia iowa
rzystwa udziafowego spoayw-
czego ma wzor rusi6skiej ma
rodnej Torhowli', tax prospe-
rujacej W Pennsylvania. jed
mem sfowem, gdzie sic tylko
zwro ;imy, roboty pefne dionie,
tylko wybierac i budowac!
Ale do tego trzeba sill pofa-
czonych, trzeba abysmy panic
tall hasfo sokole: wv facznos-
ci sifa"!
| wtedy, choc ME zreformu.
jenny smutnych stosunkow spo-
fecznych swiata, bo to jul pre-.
chodzi zakres sit naszych, to
jednak dopniemy tego, re u
krocimy naduzycia wyzysk,
postawimy spofeczehstwo ma
sze ma naleznym mu stopniu
szacunku, zmusimy obcych, by
liczyli sic z nami!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

nyoh plomieni i, jak my, pod fortece
ucisku ] zbrodni podioayc miny, kt6-
re W stanowo.ej chwili zapali iskrs
ozynu.
Csys ludy, ktore smok drapieany
trzyma W swych szponaoh, wieo1ys.
Gle pozwola sic poaerac pojedyhozo,
czy pozwols trawic siebie kawalek
Po kswaisu, .yia po ayleP czya
ME czas juz wielki, aby te wszystkie
ofary lupiestwa posaozyiy sic, Ia
wierajac przymierze zaozepno odpor-
ne przeciw wsp6inemu oiemiezoyP
Finlandozycy! Wasza sprawa jest
od'ad nasza; oby W przysziosci nasza
walka stala sic waszs! Jak W ohwi-
Ii ozynu nasze ramona stana W brat
mich szeregach do waszyCh, tax MECH
cd tel chwili wasz rydel obok nasze-
go robi wylom W muraoh tel fortecy,
tego wiezienia narod6w, W kt6rem
jecza milJony, W imie naszej wsp6l-
nej wolnosci i naszej siawy, ably wy.
dzwonic chwile upadku naszego
wspolnego wroga.
Bedziemy walczyc razem, zwy.
cieztwo wydrzemy chocby piekiu.
Mech zyje Polska! Mech tyje
Finlandja!
Warszawa W maju 1899.
Komitet stronniotwa narodowo-d de-
mokraty0znego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

dowod6w kandydat6w, pragnacyoh
wst,pic do Stowarzyszenia. PROOF
przewodniczacego, majora Miohal-
skiego, do komitetu tego weszli
oh. OBJ. S. Nioki, A. Karwowski W.
Poszwihski. Uohwalono takze, il
kazdy uczestnik6w powstania, "a
mieszka2y W Stanaoh Zjedn., a prag.
nacy wstapic do Stowarzyszenia,
powiuien przysiac opis udziasu, jaki
bral W powstaniu, jak mozna najbar,
dziej szczeg61owy, ma reoe sekreta-
RIA tymczasowego, OBJ. S. Nickiego,
1924 w. Division str.
Wreszcie postanowiono zebra6 sic
W tenn samem miejscu "a try tygo-
dnie, t. j. dnia 2 lipoa, godz. po
pol. dla ogloszenia listy oz}onkow
przedstawionych do przyjecia przez
komitet oraz skreslenia zarysu ustaw
Stowarzyszenia. Po kilku jeszoze
goracych przem6wieniaoh obeonyoh,
dziekujacych tym, kt6rzy mysl Sto-
warzyszenia tego podniesli i poparli,
przewodniczacy odroozya posiedze-
ME.
Wsrod oteonych panowa} nastr6j
powazny kolezenski. Many wiec
nieplonna nadzieje, ae Stowarzysze-
ME rozwinie sic pieknie i bedzie
chluba naszego spo}eczehstwa. 2
naszej strony witamy je serdeoznie!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
Stowarzyszenie wete-
ran0w.

z prawdziws radoscia zawola6 mo-
zemy rozpocsynajso to sprawozdanie:
Stowarzyszenie Weteran6w zosts}o
za}otone!
Ma wezwanie dwoch weteran6w
naszych, a m. OBJ. K. Peoalowskiego
K. Pawlowskiego, umieszczone W
No. % YZgody", zebrali sic W ubieg-
la niedziele W domu Zwiazkowym W
Chicago nastepujacy obywatele: q.
Chudzyfski, w. Kornaszewski, w.
Karlowski, A. Karwowski, An. Ko-
walski, K. Kiszakiewioz, F. kebkow-
ski, NJ. Michalski, S. Marozewski, NJ.
Macihski "a Milwaukee), S. Nicki,
X. Peoalowski, w. Poszwihski, A.
Pawlioki, K. Romanowski, F. Smie-
taDka, j. A. Witeoki, e. Minonk) J,
A. Wolniewicz i F. Zegzda, wszys-
cy uozestnicy powstania narodowego
W 1S63-64 T. Procz tego stawil
sic i OBJ. S. Barszczewski, dla bliz.
szego objasnienia projektu tego sto-
warzyszenia.
Po zagajeniu posiedzenia Przez
OBJ. S. Barszczewskiego, obeoni wy
brali ma przewodniczsoego temu re
braniu najstarszego pomiedzy sic.
bic szermierza Ia wolnosc narodu
polskiego, majora N. Michalskiego.
Ma sekretarza powo3any zostai OBJ.
S. Nicki.
Oh. S. Barszczewski zawiadomil
obecnyoh, ae ma jego rece nadszed}
list cd OBJ. S. Nawrock'ego, redakto-
ra .Prawdy", ktory ME mogac oso.
biscie przybyc ma to zebranie, vita
towarzyszCw broni ayczy i'm powo-
dzenia, popierajac goraoo zalozenie
Stowarsyszenis. Obecni przyjeli
ten list oklaskami. OBJ. b. oswald.
ozyi, IL do redakcji YZgody" nadesz-
iy listy, opisujace udziai W powsta-
niu nastepujacyoh obywsteli: J. Lip.
czyhskiego Grand Rapids, Mich,
J6zefs Baniewioza z'Alden, Pa, L.
Rsdkiewicza Chicago, J. Przyby-
iowskiego Detroit, Mich. oraz Ora
Gorskiego Amst erdsm, N. Y.
Krotkiem przemowieniem major
Michalski powitai zebrsnych otwo-
rzyi obrady. Widocznie, ze zebra
nych Gel posieazenis zsinteresowal,
CLOS bowiem zsbieralo wielu, miedzy
innymi oh. oh. Nioki, Karsowski,
Karwowski, Smietanks, Poszwihski,
Pswlioki. Wreszoie uohwslono jed.
nogsosnie, 10 stowsrzyszenie sostaje
zalofonem nosic bedzis naswe:
Stowsrzyssenie Weteran6w Z Po-
wstsnia Nsrodowego " 1851
Stowarzyszenie obejmowac ma oa-
ie Stsny Zjednocsone.
NsstePnie przewodniosscy wyzna-
osyl komitet trseoh dla sbsdania
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
DOkumenty,
tyczace sic wychodzctwa pol.
skiego do Stan6w Zjedn. po
rewelucji 1917.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Ajent idac "a rada kilku swoich
ziomkow j prawdopodobnie tez Ia
rada kilku innych os6b St. Louis,
kt6re mialy zamiar spekulo wac grun
tami polakow, postanowi} ME dotrzy-
mao obietnicy danej osiedlehoom co
do ME brania i'm uprawnyoh grunt6w.
zmieni} wieo W czesoi sw6j wyb6r i
wybrawszy obwody A. As 46 ma
polnoc, szereg 2 ma wsoh6d cd trze-
ciego giownego poludnika, zabral
wszystkie uprawne grunta W tych
obwodach. Panu zapewne wiado.
mo, jaka byia opinja wzgledem pol
skich wygnahc6w W czasie, kiedy o
trzymali nadanie ziemi publioznej.
Byli oni uwazani "a rozbitkow naro
du nieszczesliwego przesladowane-
go wskutek swego przywiazania do
zasad wolnosci; wzbudzali wiec sym.
patje narodu amery kahskiego, a pod
wp}ywem tel sympatji raczej nia
przez rozsadne postanowienie, otrzy.
mali nadanie. Leoz mkt ME m6g{
przypuszczac, IL polscy sjenoi, pod
ochrons uchwaiy Kongresu, beda
zabierac grunta uprawne iulepszone
przez osiedlehoow ameryka6skioh'
Mowilem bardzo obszernie polskim
sjentem W St. Louis, niejskim baro.
nem Chiopiokim, wzgledem tego
wyboru i zwrociiem jego uwage ma
nastepstwa jake podobny krok m6gl
pociagnac Ia soba ma to, ze opinja
publiozna zwrooi sic przeciwko po
lakom ze to bedz najnierozsad.
niejszym NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
krokiem, jski mogi przedsiewziase.
Ajent odpowiedzia3, ze pod}ug u.
chwaiy Kongresu, mis} prawo do te.I
60 re sprzeds to grunta. Sadie,
ze zostai zmuszony do tego czynu
przez osoby, ktore mysls il beds
mog}y spekulowac polskimi grunta-
mi; lecz ME wierze W to, ably polacy
po Dug ustawy mogli sprzedsc lub
przelac prawo do tych gruntow, kto.
re juz msjs, lub dopiero nabeds, do
poty, dopoki ME obejms ich W po.
siadanie, ME osiedla sic ma mich / ME
beda ich uprawiac bez przerwy VI
przecisgu lat 10oiu, " stosunku jed
nego osiedlefca ma 500 skrow zie-
mil Podsug ustawy, wybor ma bye
zrobiony pod kierownictwem minis.
ira sksrbu; zdaje mi sic wiec, Re je
zeli jakiekolwiek zszslenia tym
w.gledzie zostans wreczone temu u
r.ednikowi, to on poleoi polskom, BY
ME ssbierali grunt6w Juz uprswio-
nych prsez osiedlehcow. Take Po.|
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
w facznosci si4a.

Piszac o memorable naszych
organizacyj i prasy, pozna1ska
,,Praca" tax sic wyraaa:
,,Jedno z pism$) poruszyfo
nawet kwestje, czy polacy W
Ameryce mieli W og6le prawo
do zabrania glosu W imieniu
cafej Polski i do Salenia sic ma
krzywdy, kt6re ma mich bezpo.
Srednio ME spadaja.
,,Mafostkowe to zapatrywa-
ME jest b}ednem. Bo i komuz
to dis wolno przemawiac W
imieniu Polski, jesli ME i'm,
wolnym obywatelom wolnej
Ameryki? Czy my. pod zabo.
rami, many sposcbnoSc czy
nam wolno tax przemawiac9
I. IA gdy sic serca zapytamy,
y oni mogli wystapic jako
,:brohcy sprawy polskiej, to
czya moze bye watpliwa odpo-
wiedz9 Kt6a jesli ME oni, ci
wygnahcy, kt6rych setna moze
czesc ogladac bedzie ziemie
ojczysta, bardziej odczuc moze
Heszczesny los Polski9 Wszak-
A gdyby ME nasza polityczna
niedola, oni by ME tesknili do
kraju, bo ojczysty kraj, W
kt6rym dis dla mich brak
miejsca, przytuliiby ich do 10
ma. Ten boil, ia tesknota, to
przywiazanie do Ojczyzny cd
dali, to wszystko daje i'm maj
Swietsze prawo do przemawia.
mia W imieniu Polski.
pNiechaj nam kto pokaae
przykfad, zaczerpniety tu z
naszych stosunk6w W kraju,
ably W chwili nawet powazniej.
szej, niz ia, zapanowala zgoda
pomiedzy soszystzansi oJozami,
pomiedzy wszystkich pism od-
cieniami. Mech nam kto po-
ka2e drugi TAXI przyklad, aby
wszystkie stronnictwa podafy
sobie reke dla speinienia "a
mierzonego celu.
"A jednak dziefem takiej
zgody jest wiasnie memorial
rzeczony. Wiec raczej wstyd
mas ogarnac powinien wobec
takiego przykiadu, ME zas wat.
pliwosc, czy oni mieli prawo
przemawiac W imieniu Polski."
Jezeliby komu z mas chodzi-
10 o speGalna nagrnde, oprocz
poczucia speinienia obowiazku,
"a prace podjeta przy memoir
jale, to = zaprawde- ten CLOS
-pisma pozna6skiego jest maj
wyasza nagroda jaka mas, po-
lakow W Ameryce, obdarzyc
byio MONA.
Bo coz jest sfodszego j mil.
szego duszy ludzkiej mad uzna-
ME rodakow, braci, kt6rym
pragniemy - o lie nam sify i
srodki pozwalaja = przyjsc q
pomocal
Ola mas zas szczeg6lniej,
Petersburski rKraj". Przyp. Red.