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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Sransbaal' 81 crtrctcr lit Waibington.

On Steae pss Generals S'9sirne ION
isBt Or. SoBupan, Elm 9iirgsr Don
Sranspddl, oa3u auserpd6lt
iporben iein.
8af6in on, .. g., 10. St.
= IS beiBt iebt, bab an Stelle oss
bonn Stuats : 0epartsmsnt absels6rs
ten Srii9 : Imeritansrs Gen. o.
Ysirte Der Rsp. Or. 8obman, Elm
giirssr Der Sranspadl : Hepublit,
gum 'niplomutiI6en I9enten btsies
Staotes in WaIbnston aussrlsbeu
lei. Sbglei9 man IiA i'm Staotss
Oepartement ni6t amtli6 bariibau
Gubert, pirS inbeB Dem Or. 9pBmau
bas glsifs S6idIal bliibsn, pis benz
General S'9sirne, man pirb i'm abz
lefnsn, unb 5tpar bissmal Mlter
benz 9sbeutsn, oab ba5 Ospartemsnt
feline biplomatii6e 9esluubigung pee
&absl aeosptirsn tOnns, ionoern bab
Folfes auf benz iibli6sn 0ese gu ssz
i6eben babe; Der aftrebibirte Dip
lomat miiKe elm in auer 6orm aus
geItsatss 9eslaubigungs : S4reiben
ii~bsrreidsn. I'm has tbun 81 fons
men, miibts Or. 9obman nutiirli9
bic llsberIsnoung eirss ioihen Optuz
ments per pcit aftpartan, mas msbz
rere Wp6en in @nfprl6 nebmen
piirbs. Ser &riss Oiirfte Big bdbm
ouseebrpfsn iein. unb Der 9uuptz
tpertb Der MiKiop pdre Dubin.
SnbeB ltedt binter bieTsn, te9nii9
alerbinss nobl bere9tisten Ginpdn<
ben Elm tiefsrer 9runb. 9robbritanz
MEN bsapiprudt betarntlia Su5erdz
nitdt iiber Das Srunspoal. unb boz
1T bic 5rass au~fssporfen tporben, pb
ni6t bic offiSisne Entertaining els
neg biplomatii6en 8ertreters Der
iubufritapii9sn H,publit sleia5sitis
bic Nnerfsm1ung Der pplen %ftaatltz
6en Selbfltdnbiefeit bsrIslben uno
al5o eine Nidtaftune Der Sussrdnis
tdts z9tnfprids Gnslunb's inDolpirsn
pirbe, 8.i Der England freunblis
den Saltuns, ipslds Die tieIise Ibz
m%iniitratipn felt mebr als S%abrssfriit
einsenommen, lit es ni6t pahrT4einz
fi6l bab man fi4 gut elmer 9anblung
bsritebm pirbs, Die in 2onoon als
elm @fTrpnt cpnItruirt ipsrbm tOnnte.
unb untsr bieIen l%lmftdnoen peroen
ts6niI6e 9riinoe aner Dirt beruusgez
fudt perben, INN 81 %psrbinberr, bab
Elm biplomatiIder Igent bes Sransz
baals bier pfFi3iea ~inItdlirt tperbe,
gleihpiel tper Is lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
sIIiir NusidlieBung ocs Normnnen
Nnberts.

Mibbletotpn. R.IY., 10. Oft.
- 9as prssbpterium BON 3uofon bat
in fsinsr Sisung ben ge14luB gefabt,
ale inn a~nssbOrisen 9eiItlifsn gu Ell
Tuden, ii4 i9riftIi4 an ous Songrebz
MitsIiso Sonfins gu tpsnbsn unO i'm
auf5uforbern, WGss in ieinen &rdften
Stebenbe gu tbun. UNI gu %psrbinosrn,
bab Der in ltab sepdblte Mormons
9. 8. Robsrts Isinen Git i'm @ongrsB
sinnimmt oosr, fails Dus ni4t gu er<
sislen lit. feline Nusfhliebung 81 en-
%atplnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Nuh qut abaclanfcn.

$ adpnptlle. 5fd., 10. DIT.
= Die Napbtba : Sadt rSplepilo",
Gigsnthum Der 8riber Mleranoer unb
Gntpdro lleDemann, tpuroe Mtpeit
Mapport an Der Miinbune bes ct.
So6n's &tper bur6 GrpluIion GER
triimmsrt. 6euer pollenbete bas 3ers
It0rungsperf. Die Yerfonen an 8orb
mubten in pifber Su1t bas 5abr>
seug ~perla1sn. goparo ll.oemunn
unb WiGiam Wbite erlitten f6pere
8ranotpunoen. Qtsronbar llsoemunn
pirb psrmiBt; nan bsfur4tet, oub er
ertrunfep lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Ba9nnnfaa.

Sbracue. N.zY., 10. SttObsr.
- Bel einsm unfd1. Der ii9 auf Der
Sabn 5tpii6en benz Suranac< uno Dem
placiozSee bsi Hab<grppt ereisnste,
puroe Sri. M. 9. assb BON gurlinaz
ton, 9t.. i9psr perlsst; lie srlitt sinsn
9ru4 bes S4lit1elbeins. Die anbsren
iieber Snfafsn. bic ii9 in osm1slben
Waggon. sinem BON GiienbabnDamm
abitiir5enosn Busnsr@S 6lafpasgon.
bsfonosn. tamen obne erbebli6e 9er=
leBungen bapon. barunier 5rou 5. ID.
Sob uno Sobn aus Der Stabt Hep=
Wnrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Nhmiral sampion's 8euesuneen.

Darlington n. .. g., 10. Ott.
- Iomiral Sumpfon ipru9 ssItern
in 8eglsituns leines Stabs4sfs, Ga
pitGn Ghabpid, i'm 6~lotten : Oepurz
tsment Dor uno butte eineldngsre GOnz
fsrsn5 nit benz Siilfs : SsfretGr
QGen. geine SFfi5iere befinben Ti4
auf benz Wege no9 Morsantotpn, %.
3d., DoIeibit bic 9Irssri9aft beute
Dem gapitGn Gbabpid sinen gbrenp
label iberrei4t. Ibmiral SampTon
befinbei Ii4 fprmeu nod i'm Gomz
manoo bes norbatlantii6en 9d6pa@
osrs; er pirb nab Sort Wourpe,
@d., fi6 beseben uno bort feline Stag
&c einaieAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Mma NaKa6uietts bat Elm Wurbse>
hctmniR.

0opslf, MaR., 10. Ottober. -
Die 2ei6e einss iungen 5rausnsimz
mers puroe UNI 2 ubr bsuts frib an
elmer einiumen Ste1s Der paptudsts
Strabe, nube benz Msrrimac : aipsr,
aufgefunben. Die Sobte mar erlpiirgt
tporoen, uno bic poli5ei slaubt, baB
elm 2uitmorb porlisst. Mun slau6i,
oub bic grmorbete eine sSremoe tpar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Scmep in 0ermnnt.

Burlington, 8t., 10. Sftober.
- Qomiral Defpep unp 9eFoige famen
fur3 por bier ubr 6suie Nu4mitta9
bier an, uro besabsn ii6 iofort nd4
Der Wobnunu bss Or. Webb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Sic @ebnlution in Wene,uela.

Caracas. 10. Ottobsr. - Ga
bsiBt, prdiioent QnOruos pons 5urid=
tretsn, Inn bic g%rpd6luns bss Sniurz
ssntenfiibrers 9snsral GaItro gum
prGiiosnten auf frieolidsm Msgs gu
srmDsliGsn. 9aour9 tpurbs cine Mi>
litdr> Oittatur bermieben tperosn. Ois
ReDolutiOn ldeint 10 gut ME bssnbst
gu fein.
Das osutide SduIfaiff nNigs" 1T
in Ga @uabra ansstommsn.
Wufbingtpn. .. g., 10. Oft.
= Sine Ospsihe bss amsrifanil9en
@e1anotsn 2oomis in Caracas an baa
Sbaatsospartemsnt beltdtigt bic Nadz
riht, Dab unterbanblunse1 spii9su
Der Hegieruns urto ben Sniurgentsn
reiultatlos abgebroden porpe1 lino.
Die Resierunsstruppsn tperbsn iesl
porriden unb Elm entiGeibnoes Sreiz
fen 1T nod i'm 2uufs oisisr Wpas 81
srtparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
u Il s 6 II b q.
Oos gsrbot es9en bic gntTaltung Der
1panii6sn 5lasge. - SaItung Der
Cubdnifhen WeterQren.

5apand. 10. Sttober. - gs5ii9=
lid oss iiinsltsn 8srbots Der 5ifuns
Der lpanii4en Slaass, pslfes Mtoaps
2acolts erIieB, bsmsrtts bas .9iario bs
Ia Marina," bic 3eit lei sstomm.n, ba
cine Nn3abl DIhIinss nab ibrsn
nd4tlidsn Nusf9tpsifunssn i'm gaf.
Snslaterra Der @tabt Sopana bic &C.
1ebe btftirsn."
SIN 2aufe bisses Mpnats purosn
bier nur orei neus grtrantungsn am
9slbfisber offi5isG anaemelost. Sn Den
9ofpitdlsrn befinben lid CUR 3sit nl,r
fi!nf Putsnten untsr 9ebanolung; bic
Understanding BON bier bsrielbsn lit
pahrYdeinli9. Die SunitGtsbeb0rosn
glaubsn, oab ith bon nun an nur nod
persin5slnte grtrontunssn srssbsn tpsr=
ben.
Sn elmer 8erfammlune cubaniidxr
G@steransn lObte bsr Hsoafteur bsr
rSribuna," General Wlsnan, bic Qrns<
ritansr. neil Tie bic cubaniids Irmee
~aufselDf. uno riet6 ben Srisss@0stez
ranen. oos Shriss our 4ufrehterbal=
tung Der Oronuns unp gum Disosrs
aufbau guba's bsisutrossn. Inbere
3eoner bsfiirportsten bic 9riinbune
elmer neuen Portsi Der 8steransn. Man
psrmut6et. bdb 9ualberto Goms5 in
biefsr neuen partsi bic srIts @sige gu
fpislsn beabii4tist.
Sn Gabanas tpuroen elm IpaniI6sr
Wr5sitsr unb Elm ~sbemalissr eubani>
f4er 9usriaa. bic Ii4 Dor Sabrsn mib=
lis6is sema9t butten. nur nit Mii6e
Dor Der 8oltsputb betpabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
S6wan's &prltpB.
Sem Sief sla&fi6 credit.
Can Sranciscp be Mafabpn mar bun
ben Silipinps ~gerdmmtt, ais un=
fere Sruppcn anlanstcn.

Recosnoscirungsn uno pldnfelsien in
Der umgebung DON Manilu. Die
sSniurgenten in Der 9sssno 1pjeosr
einmul aufser;sbsn unb serItrsut.
9robNm ipusn bNislben bic
ameritanil9en 9oipitdkr baoroz
bsn. - Otis Fat ansebli9 bic De-
pef9sn : Geniur aufssbobsn. -
@iferIu4telei opiiden Irmse uao
Jlotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

Cine Neu Hegi It r r. n g
aller Wdbler 1T ur BE
Serb It pabl eroroerli6.
Seute, 6, lit bielebte
9elessn9sit, lid gu regi=
Il riren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

Iufsepabt! Nur bsute,
Mtttpo6, nod 9sleeenz
belt 5urResi It riruns. Wsr
m It immen Mill unb nod
ni9t regi It rirt 1T, beoenfs
oies pphlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

9eute, M ~ 0 6, bielebte
Gslsgenbeit 5ur nsuea Rez
iItrirung aller Unable
{ ii bic # ip b |.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
TRUTH IS STRANGER
THAN FICTION"
It is Also Stronger Than
Fiction.

There is an old-time story which serves
to illustrate the saying that truth is
stranger than fiction. A young sailor has
come back from his first voyage. and is
telling his fond and admiring mother the
wonders he has seen during his long alb
sence. why says Jack, when we
were heaving up our anchor in the Red
Sea, we brought up one of Pharaoh
chariot wheels on the anchor fluke" 81
can believe it, Jack" said his mother,
for we all know that Pharaoh was
drowned in the Red Sea and that his
chariots and horsemen were 'whelmed in
the tide as the hymn says. But didn't
you see anything really wonderful"
well. mother after being well nigh
wrecked in a tornado we made the West
Indies, and there we sailed up a river of
pure rum to a mountain of solid sugar,
and took aboard a cargo for the China
Seas"
81 don't see anything remarkable about
these things, Jack" said the old lady.
I'VE all know that the sugar and rum
come from the Indies. and, land knows,
there must be mountains of sugar and
rivers of rum to keep up the supply all
these years. Tell me of some strange and
age"
Poor Jack was now puzzled. He had
drawn on his imagination to the limit, and
could think of nothing more, so he fell
back on the truth. well. mother" he
said, "a good many things are extraor-
binary on a first voyage. Perhaps the
thing that struck me most was when we
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

Discovery" neither does it contain opium,l
cocaine or any other narcotic. 1t is a.
true Temperance medicine.
Sometimes a dealer, for the sake OF
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Golden Medical Discovery
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No gift can be more serviceable than al
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one-cent stamps for the book in cloth
binding, or twenty-one stamps for paper
covers, Address DIR. r. v. Pierce, Buff
falo, n. Y.
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diseases of the stomach and ofigestive
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received Hence the waste Of the body %
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in fact, have not felt like the same mao
Before took Golden Medical Discovery
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BLINDNESS MAY BE CURED, B
and often has been, by the skilled phy1
stefan. The blind person has a perfect
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shut out the light, and made the eye
moves the obstructing growth and the
blind is restored to sight. There ts no
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where the organ itself is destroyed. But
the physician can and does, remove the
obstruction to sight and let nature have
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
ODD TIPS TO WATERS.
Gustave Dore Dashed Off Sketches
The Man Who Gained in Weight

]
The Man Who Gained in Weight.
Although. said the head waiter at a
vast end restaurant in London to the
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Times the other day, our tips are Tor
the most part cash and vary in amount
according to the means and generosity
Of the donor. we receive at times oth ne.
land strange Acknowledgements u o'i
services. o +ba artist
,,,hao Of times he patronized our estap-
Iisbr,ent was wont to dash off sKetcn
nn the back of his bill-generally
iJ,b trine sllit on some person present.
,,sI,icb he would hand me with the eXact
a,,o1nt of his reckoning; ana' az tll e.se,
rnncilings found a ready market alliu ll
tba other diners, | considered the re-
,1,Ineration more than adequate
A. tbe nresent time we have mos .f
tao,s.ad natron. well-knoWn city
esteei'i ,,,noyn when some three years
No. NO he first dined with us, | regarueu
nigpardly skinfint, for not oli NJ
a. over the exact amount cnaTseu
pe d,,iS ha disburse. One evening now
o,,ar about a week after ms ~ p a9
nearance. he left his umprelId, d lat
Come one with massive silver Lio aad
mo The next evening upon my iaiij II
ing him his property, ne 49,, CON
with the remark that ne a." soitor,s
sidered his forgetfulhess tne Nv, cain
gain. And since tnaI nm o,,ary fort
haan conctderable, for every Iolt .
l t,,. ttje gentleman forgets-ot course
iis,liIi..,saI,,9his stick or umbrella, Which,
pui i,yariably an expensive artlGle;
pe,ne nnuisites me for my two weeks
attenuanCe' mine who is waiter at one
~ r,,ncinal hotels at Brighton uu'
u a,r,, eccentric patron. rms se ,4.o,,
va y!,.ho often takes a week nolll ne,
liiaii' ".aoside TO recuperate MS neat.i
az .Iie ,he benefit derived from ms s.aS
sduS mount he gains in We'Stil' IN
py s ny on his alighting at ire sta
ny, he gets on the scales, an'i ,m'
Llora made a note of his exact p,u ,,,,1
Nc renairs to his hotel, Wher He . 80
I'm ons nv friend, to whom ne nv i1,,r NC
NJ entTe charge of his dietary u0-'''9
his stay. 90 HE departurs he is
asain weighed, and my lrleile ar,o,,nt
&c commensurate Win w. toi,re the
galneu, 80 some article OF clothing; na
form o. IL seem Gentleman pretends to have
when ~ use as being dispfoportio,n-
no lul lie recently acqull Ell opesl'y,
ate W INC often to no mere tnail :.
amouii'inS two At various tunes lpy
poun9 S y, been the recipient OF shifts li,
trlehu ~ vests, and once, WIZ ~
mats ase was nearly a STONE, me
the lnei taft behind two portma8n'e,. , 10
patron ,t tSi clothes, taking with him on,y
filed w ynrro tents he ehanced to be wear
those : the time of his departure
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

ana ana easily find 25 out of. the 20 odd M
slceinen there ready to report for dit v
S ib,Uhilis, AS soon as the sergeant in
ffllarge of the relief strikes tbe son ~,
III III t1e men to fall, in, the first tbin9
my 40 IS TO empty their pipes and tbeS
P pu . tlem IN their pocket to carry thayn
all night on their beats. liis'il
And sometimes a person aelys ,,.,,-.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

no alcohol in Golden Medical
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

signs of promise ,Sr hTi5TagS 9Vaal sim
SAID the professor n 5s kin questions NTH
ply lets me as, Sc to 70 answer them a; ANA
out at t,sd poom paul "Ill MAKE 1otSe u fam
excla ~ Elm. Hell be a ereait " VIZ A''
l me" washington staF'4
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

Practically uninjured- Thing:
They say Clarence has the golf shoui.
Thing: You needn't be. It doesn't az.
feet his other arm" ChtcaRm slrthlzs1e.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
THE SPY,


can he obtained If tba fol
- - :, Ni'o,, ~
loWltlg llOlel news StahQSA:
Younq's Hotel Boston Mass
.Clark's Hotel, F." -
To,r,,ine ". -.
1oi
Qo'nOp s
Savoy, g
Crawford Honsa Z"
Astor House, New York.
Grand IInion &c
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DIVduWay OeIltlal,
A,so IN Naws stands a. Tarn,;r,,
otalolI Do9to'i Oi"liu Celiuai
Depot, New York, etc.
G1o,rcrsTrR MASS. -Cbas. y. Brown.
Nawstoon 10, Main St
Proctor Bros. NewsroOm, 1903 Main St.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
ROk 18.

tach austrjackich naumyslnie ma ten
przygotowanych po podrozy trwa-
Jacej 4 miesiecy 10 dni wyladowa.
no W Nowym Yorku zkad ich poda-
ME Jest datowane. Powyzsze fakta
So stwierdzone przez suplikantow
komitet niema zadnego waznego po-
wodu by watpic o ich prawdziwosci.
Nasuwa sic teraz pytanie: Czy Rad
Powinien okaza6 swa dobroczynnose
suplikantom i nada6 kazdemu Mich
kilka akrow ziemi dla istotnej upra.
wy, ma ktorych mogliby znalezc no.
wy dom rodzinny; gdzie uczciwa
Praca byliby w stanie stworzyc dla
siebie swych rodzin niezalezny i
przyjemny byt daleko i wolni cd
Przesladowafi nieprzebiaganego wro-
ga gnebiciela?
komitet wnioskuje, re r6wniez
zasady nasze jakotez doswiadcze-
MIA Przesz}osci lacza sic, by polecic
przyjecie takich srodk0w, nalezv.
temi uwagami i ograniczeniami.
Emigrantom Francji, kt6rych w r.
1917, Po upadku cesarza Napoleona
wypedzono kraju, madame cztery
przylegie sobie obwody gruntu
(townshiP) W stanie Alabama, ma tax
dogodnych warunkach, re to nadanie
rownafo sic darowiznie. w naszych
ksiegach Prawnych znajduja sic licz-
ne pod0bne nadania zrobione osobis-
tosciom lub towarzystwom dla celow
uzytecznych lub dobroczynnych. Ma
przyk}ad w roku 1912 Kongres spo-
wodowany uczuciami litosci i sza-
cunku wyznaczy} sumo $4,000 dla
dotknietych trzesieniem ziemi w
Venezuela.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

froSc: Bee zfotego mostu. - D ,ku.
menty, tyczace sic wychodzctwa pol
skiego. - Ruszaja sic. - Godzins
Mysh. z cafej Polski. - Wieczy-
sty pok6j. - Konferencjs W Hadze,
Msjaczenia Wszechniemca. -
Pan ma Krzeszowicach. - Gf6d W
caracie. = Polacy ma obczyinie. -
z ziemi ojcsystej. swiata. - No
tatki. Korespondencje ,,Zgody".-
Odpowiedzi redakc1i. - Cyrkularz
II.-Lista nowoprzyjetych czfon-
k6w. - Wiadomosci Zwiazkowe. =
Opowiadanie zofnierza. e ,ha OBJ
chodow. = Nedznicy. - Kronika
mieiscowa. -Przeglad polityczny.-
Kalendarzyk zabaw obchodow. -
Ogfoszenia. -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
Bez Z4otegO Mostu.

w przeszlym numerze ,,Zgo-
dy" podniesiismy mysl utwo,
rzenia staiego komitetu, kt6ry
by zajmowaf sic stale sprawa
mi og6lno-polskiemi propono-
walismy, aby skfadali go rep
rezentanci wszystkich organi.
zacyj polskich W Stanach Zjed.
noczonych.
Kto tylko artykuf ten czy.
tai, musi zauwazyc, ae m6wi-
lismy o reprezentacji, a ME Or
ganizacji wspolnei, ME mielis-
my tel ma mysli aadnej wiadzy
centralnej, iak to sfusznie Ia
znaczyf milwaucki ,,Kurjer Pol
!, ski" W artykule przychylnym
! temu projektowi.
l ,,Dziennik Chicagoski" z
rzadka bezstronnoscia o tel
sprawie pis1e dwukrotnie, co
zreszta widac poczatkowego
zdania W ponizej przytoczonym
ustepie No. l25 ,Dziennika",
ME mo2emy jednak 'zgodzic
, sic ma dalsze zdania, poniewaz
ME pragniemy, aby mas zle gro.
zumiano, a przytem poniewaa
faktycznie rzecz miaia sic tro.
che inaczej.
,,Dziennik' pisze:
,,Nie potrzebujemy zapew-
MAC, ze goraco i szczerze 4yczy-
my novel komisji powodzenia
W piracy szczesliwego dopro-
wadzenia do skutku mysli, kt6
ra uwazamy "a wielce zbawien-
ma. Nasi starry Czytelnicy
przypomna sobie, ze cd kohca
roku 1890 al do srodka roku
1898 W szeregach artykufow cd
czasu do czasu poiawiajacych
sic W nWierze Ojczyznie" i
W ,,Dzienniku Chicagoskim"
staralismy sic zachecic wszyst-
kie organizacje do zajecia sic
wprowadzeniem' W 4ycie mysli
podobnej: ME zwazalismy pod
owczas bynajm uiejna to, il czesc
prasy hberalnej szydzila z mas,
a czeSc prasy konserwatywnej
oburzafa sic ma zamiary budo-
wanna ,,Ziotego Mostu" przez
mas: powtarzalismy swoje ,,ce-
terum cenSeo', dopoki ME Okla
zaio sic, ze niepodobie6stwem
byio doprowadzic pod6wczas do
porozumienia j zgody, pomimo,
IL przynajmniej ,,dzieh polski"
wsp6lnie urzadzono ma wysta.
vie chicagoskiej".
Przypomnijmy sobie, jak to
byfo z owym ,.ZfotymMostem",
z owa Liga.
w styczniu 1894 r. pojawia
sic w pismach polsko-amery.
kahskich odezwa, nawofujaca
do zgody ijednosci oswald
czajaca, il uogGf czuje, ze po-
trzeba mu pewnej ogolnej orga
nizacjj".
Dalej, przypominajac, be rok
1894 jest rokiem Kosciuszkow-
skim, odezwa jeszcze raz m6wi:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
Ruszaja sic.

Cd dwooh szanownych weteran6w
zPowstania narodowego W 1904
f. otrzymalismy list, kt6ry podajemy
ponizej.
Swiadozy on, ze Stowarzyszenie
Weteranow ma szanse zorganizowa-
MIA sic W niedalekiej przyszlosci.
Gdy sic interesowani W tel sprawie
nareszcie ruszyli, naszym obowiaz.
kiem bedzie ioh usiiowania popierac,
tymozasem zas ich praoy slemy szcze.
re nSzczesc Boze"
"Przeczytawszy .Zgode" z dnia
20 maja b. f., znalezlismy znow
wzmianke Weteranaoh 1868 r.,
W ktorej powiedziano jest, aaeby sic
sami Weterani zajeli zaioaeniem tel
organizacji, Yzgoda' ohetnie DO.
Pierac bedzie takowa.
My, bedao takae W liczbie uozest.
nikow powstania tego, zainteresowa-
lismy sic bardzo ta sprawa czytajac
kazdy numer ,,Zgody", z upragnie-
MEM czekalismy ma rezultat tego
Projektu, a raczej ma zaloaenie wyzej
wymienionej orgauizacji, leoz do tel
Pory widzimy, ze mkt z mas do tel
Praoy sic ME bierze Gaia sprawa
miejsca-ani rusz. Mech wiec nam
bedzie wolno uczynic poczstek "a o.
dezwa.
ODEZwA.
Brscia-Rodacy iSynowie jednej
Ziemi Mstki, dis juz Staroyl-Przy-
Pomnijmy sobie, czysmy byli tax
ospali pred 36 latyP Czy mas ma
wo}ywano ! proszono wowozas do
tel swietej sprawy ma korzys6 nasze.
go naroduT Czysmy ooiagali sic lab
tez okazsli jakakolwiek niecbec, gdy
nam powiedziano: ,,kaczmy sic |
walczmy "a krzywde W obronie spra.
wiedliwosci naszej kocbanej Matki
PolskiF Czysmy ME byli ME jes-
tesmy wiernymi Synami Jej DO dzis
dziehf l dIaczegos -pytsmy sic
Was kochani Bracia J Koledzy w
tel tax ma}ej ma pozor, W owoc
moze bye bardzo ob6tej sprswie, o.
cisgamy sief
Kiedy nawoiuja mas miodzi Syno-
vie tel Matki, mysmy powinni jak
wowczas W tysiacznych zsstepach,
TAX ] dis Ohio: " jednostkach, dzie-