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FORGED PRESIDENT CLARK's NAME.
New Havcn Roads President Sends Out
Warning Against Pass Seekers.

New HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 24.-President
Charles y. Clark OF the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad sent out letters to-day
to tho presidents OF all the leading railroads in
the country. calling attention TO a fraudulent
attempt. Just detected. to secure railroad
passes on various lines by the use OF
his name. How extensive tho swindle has
been worked Is unknown at present to the
officials OF the New Haven road. They have
started an investigation to secure. II possible.
the arrest OF those who have been engaged In
the work. The cautionary notices that were
forwarded to-day upon the order Of President
Clark went to the presidents OF tho New York
Central. tho Delaware. Lackawanna and West
crn, the LehiGh Valley, and to others.
Mr.; Clark says in his letter that the attention
OF his company had cen called to the fact
that some person Ind been presenting
requests for passes to some OF our con-
RsSdS nss az Fbo setter
my name" He therefore warns the other
railroad presidents against applications OF this
character Recently President Jruesdale Of 1.-the the
the New Haven road officers that one II. ].
Dean had Gpniod 70 him for pnisses for his, wife
turn. At the same time he handed sealed
letter. al eyed TO he from President CLARK, in
which 1t was stated that Dean was Il ticket
agent in the employ Of tho Vow Haven roni.
would come from the President OF tho New
Haven Inc requests Of this nature being
officials There were other things about the
letter that excited the suspicion Of President
Truesdale's ON cials md tho applicant was dis
missed with tho EXPLANATION that the passes
would he forthcoming in day or two. Dean
left the ofllco and hasn't appeared since. Presi-
dent Clarks notice WAS call ed 10 the appllca-
ton and he pronounced the transaction fraud
ulent. There is no such man on tho payrols
OF the New Haven line.
The sun., 1899-09-25
BOyEs OF UNToy SOLDIERS.
Parts of Seventeen skeletons Dug Up Near
the Surface on Gettysburg's Field.

Parts of Seventeen skeletons Dug Up Near
the Surface on GettySburg's Field.
GETTYSBURG Pa. Sept. 24.-workmen on tho
battlefield found yesterday afternoon the bones
OF seventeen Union soldiers buried about
foot under the ground along the southwestern
slope Of Culp's Hill. The men were making a
gutter along tho new avenue which runs from
SpanGlers Spring to Slocum avenue near
where that avenue joins the Baltimore turn
pike. thorough examination OF the locality
was made. resulting In finding boneS sufficient
to make soVenteen complete skeletons. The
large number OF United States belt plates
found warrants the assertion that they were
Union men.
York and the Fifth Ohio fought over during tho
fight OF July 2, 1853. and is also near the
Spangler Spring. where. under the cover Of
darkness. both Union mon and Confederates
wore refreshed during lull in tho battle.
The bones are now In keeping OF the superin-
tendent Of the National Cemets Tomorrow
n competent physician will assort thcm into
complete skeletons. Each supposed CORPSE
will then be placed in = small wooden box and
buried In new part Of the cemetery because
OF the crowded condition OF the unknown I"
plot in the cemetery, where 1900 soldiers are
buried.
What makes the finding Of the bones unusual
Is the fact that when the National Cemetery
was instituted. the fall after the battle. a thor
ough search OF the field was made for bodies.
and II was supposed that at that time all the
remains OF Union mon killed in the battle had
been inferred in tho cemetery,
The sun., 1899-09-25
Lawn Tennis Mt Princeton.

PRINCETON, Sept 2+.-The annual lawn ten
mis- tournament for tho championship OF
Princeton University began on the college
courts yesterday. There are ~ entries in the
singles. and the winner will have the right tn
challenge Raymond ID. Little. 1901. for the col
leGe champ ponship. while the Princeton repre-
sentatiyes for the nterco leg late champion
ship will be chosen by the form shown In this
event The scores:
First Round-A. II Boyd. 1900, beat H. X. l.. Dal.
zcll. 1900, "a, d-3 II, u. Sawyer 1900. beat B. =.
Wallace. 1902: az: "a s.; Young. l"u2, beat J,
{, s RchOIdtppi; 1903, ~ default; L. H. cooke,
ran, 1900 beat s. II. Mcytty, ln0?. "a o-4; /. u.
Alexander. 1907, beat II. r. Hornns, 1901. d-2,
O-3; W. II. Bathin''. 1901. beat G. II. Adams, lp X.
o. 80; NJ. ogden, 1907 beat J, R. Wade, ino3,
ID "a; II. 3. Hawkins, 1907, beat o. T. Fleisch.
man, lnl2, by default, :. !. Linen; 1901; bat
r. L. Curtis. lno2 6-I, G-l; W. LAnbre, 1902.
beat p. II. sutton 1902. h-2. Ga; J. schauhier,
1902 beat +. Parry. 1903, al, ~ r. P,trnirn.
lnoI beat b. Schhrer, 1905, l-t, "a, o.; 5. A.
johnson, lpu2. heat C. Campbell. l"o2. 10, s-d
.sHrond RGnnd-I'oyd teat 'Mwyeri -. 49,;
Young beat la rksOn, N-3 Ill; Cooke beat Cochran.
4-u s-H, SO; Alexander beat Bathing a., G-l:
Ogden beat Hawkins, by default 'hauHaer beat
IuulDTir, d. 60.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Gossip of tho Ring.

hatty Matthews will not be owen Zioglers op-
ponSnt At the broadway A. g., as frat proposed
kid Mcfarland Will face Xieglnr instead and the
date ot the contest has been set for oct. 49,
Owing TO "Plddy" Sulliyans difference with
johnny White the ofic.Al referee of the Broad way
4. another man will act in the match hotween
Marty MCCluc and Oscar Gardner, which takes place
on noIt Thursday night.
Two bouts are scheduled At Concy Island to.nioht
IN thc hr't George Cole will clash with ChArisy
Johnson iof tMrnty lounds. The other will be be-
han Of PhadelphlA. This is for twenty .tvc rounds
Mthe National A {. on Saturday night four bouts
were necldcd. The hrst was for ten rounds at 1 10
EonndS between Eugene Garcia aud Phil Dwyer
Inc declson was GraW. George Healef Uf Brook.
ynk collier o. RockAway got the verdict over George
hlinI OF brooklyn; ho laid down in the sixth round
ten rounds b At lno ponnds. The hght OF the night
Austin Of New York, for ten rounds at las pouSi1
~ the third round Austin knocked bis mAa -
The sun., 1899-09-25
Cross.Conntrx Thinning.

In weather Alm'rabiy adapted FOR the sport tho
Shamrock Tarriers held papor chase over the
country in the vicinity Of Van Cortlandt Park yes
terday. II was decided TO use new course aad the
following were despatched aS hAresa at 3l7 o'clock:
Il. P.ortner Eugene Eso1ev, Jr.. y. A. Tredo and
;, A. Mellor. shamrock Harri"rs They returned to
forty minuteS 20 the course ~ trihe more
than i've miles. the hounds were Ia. sed seventeen
minutes after the harrs. They came home as fol.
lows: W, A. de Podssta, Rnickerho ker A. C.. hrst;
II. Marks ShAmrock Harrier. second; c. 4. Neahe,
Wayerly A. G., third; 4. a. Parks. nAverly A c,
fourth D. F. Lynch Star A. O. NTH; q. Fusssli. Jr.
Shamrock HArriers. sixth n. Judas. Shamrock Har'
rterB, seventh. Tine, 83 minutes,
The sun., 1899-09-25
Court Calendars-This Day.

Appellate Diyison-suprcme Court Recess.
supreme Court Appellate Term Motions. Ap-
peals from ordcrtot CITY Court Nos. l. 2, 3, l. f. g.
Appeals from judgments of city Court. Nos. l. q o..
4y5,H, I. X. -. 10. Appeals from Municipal Court
Nos. ! to 10. inclusive.
supreme Court-SpeciAl Term-Part I.-Motion
calendar called at 1880 A.. NJ. PartII-EI .parte
matters.
Surrogate SCourt- Chambers-For probatc-wnls
Of Sebastian Hauck. Robert bonner Mary Clausen,
Nicola Iasno. Cathar!no ponohur. Leopold Fried.
man, James Grove, Barbara Dcmmorle, at 10 80 A. NJ
City Court-Special Term-Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Motions.
city Cnurt-Gencgal Term-Aprcals from orders
Nos. !. :, g. 4. 4, H. 7. x, H. Ia, II, Appeals from
Judgment, Sos. to A. inclusive.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Bryn NIawr Horse Show Over.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 24.-The Bryn Mawr
Horse Show closed yesterday. The interest
centred principally in the heavy and light and
mddleweight hunters and the women's saddle
horses, ridden by wopien. Chestnut Hill Stock
Farms heavy weight hunter. Tho Saint, by
Clrcassian. out Of the Virginia Mare. won,
while Laconic by The Bard. out OF Gem. won
the light and mtdd,eweight event; W. s. G;
the prize for pairs IL hands and over i. T.
Stotesburys Clemmie Dell had an easy win In
the roadster class. Lord Algy. b. e.. and Lord
Ovcrbrook. entered by samuel p Huhn. won
the class for pairs over 1872 hands.
The sun., 1899-09-25
rom PILFERrR FROM YONKERS.

Stole Dress From n Dry Goods Store and
Went Back for Triies to Wear With II.
Rose Barrett. a servant girl from Yonkc crs,
went to tho SieGel. Cooper Componys store
last Friday and stole n S37 tailor made dress.
She took it into hitting booth and put it on
over the clothes she wore into the store She
walked out Of the store without attracting the
attention OF any of the detectives
Saturday she came back dressed IN the stolen
clothes. She took q Decent handkerchief q
DS-cent belt. n - cent hottie ol cologne n .Gi-
cent comb. a !tS.cent pair Of sidecombs and n
81 80 hat. and then George barnard, a, detec-
tive who had been watching her. made up his
mind that she had taken enough. She ac-
knowedRed the thefts
Magistrate Brann yesterday held her for
Special Sessions In $500 ball,
The sun., 1899-09-25
Trap Shooting.

LoSG BRANH. Sept 24.-Several interesting
live bird matches were decided here yesterday.
the principal one being between Bernard
Grerne. Jr. OF this city. Ii was for "A nurse of
5000, Twenty-Five birds each. twenty eight
yards rise. Greene won by one bird. the score
being to III, Eight miss and out events and
nve bird match followed. Creighton, James
Murray. Greene and Arthur Sussmnn divided
iiye-bir,i match was captured by Creighton.
who Eiled straight. Greene and Murray each
The sun., 1899-09-25
MeRdowbrooks Anxious to Play Polo n
Prospect Park.

There Is good prospect that the public will
be able to witness game OF polo at the Pros
pect Park parade grounds this fall. When it
was decided definitely last week to cancel the
championships games the members OF the
Meadow brook Club felt disappointed Strong
pressure was brought to bear on the commit
tee OF the association to arrange an exhibition
game. The negotiations have 40 far advanced
that 1t was unofiiclally announced Saturday
that the game will be played on Monday. Oct
., It's prohable that picked team will op-
pose the Meadowbrooks.
The sun., 1899-09-25

Glertions and 9tlertiugs.
NOTICE

NVIIVF.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
ogdensburg Lake Champlain Railway Company
will be held At the Offices OF the Wagner Palace Oar
Company In New York city, on Wednesday. Oct. x.
lSUD, a II o'clock A. NJ. To elect thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year and 10 transact any other
proper business.
CIIAS. q. BURNHAM, Clerk
NEW York, Sept. 10. 1899.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Went Rowing and Was Drowned.

Jonn Mangin. a clerk. who lived in Prospect
avenue. between l55th and 15Gth streets. went
rowing yesterday on the East River. While
opposite l3lst street the boat upset and he
was drowned. His body was not recovered.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Office of American Ice Company,
l33 F. ,3l 81

New York. Sept 21. 1899.
quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF'
PER CENT. on the Preferred Stock of this Company
has this day been declared. and will be payable
October l4th 1890. 10 stockholders of record at the
close of business October I'd, 1890,
The Transfer Books of the Preferred Stock will he
closed from p. NJ October I'd. 1899. until 1000
A. NJ October 18th. ISpp.
Dividend checks will be mailed TO stockholders of
record unless otherwise instructed
j. T. SPROITIT. Treasurer,
The sun., 1899-09-25
new YORK ZINC COMPANY.

No. : WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. Sept. 20, 1899.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared tho
regular monthly dividend Of ONE PER CENT. upon
the capital stock of the New York Zinc Company.
payable Oct I'd, at the othce Of the company. Tran
Ter books will close on sept. 2lst. at IL NJ and will
open Oct 4th, at luA. NJ.
CHARLES C. wOLCoTT. Treasurer.
The sun., 1899-09-25
LIQUID AIR
MINING COMPANY
CAPITAL STOCK $5,OOO,OOO
Divided into SOC, 900 Shares Value $ 900 Each.
Man Triumphs; Nature Yields.

hordes mmped the yellow metal
gdhle piled upon of urerous sands and be
found parts the world only waiting until the brain of could
devise the metal paying quantities THE
LIQUID AIR MINING COMPANY well excam, Eureka
When and devices applied these sands the
metals produced the particle Did know
ths Do you know Are you up date? seeker after
knowledge? Then for the Companys literature call.
This Company offers 10000 shares of its Treasury Stock $3.50
per share, for a limited time only.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Gen. Mile. and Family at Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. 24.-The steam yacht
Tide. with Colgate Hoyt. Gen. and Mrs. Nelson
A. Miles, Miss Miles and Miss Hoyt on board
arrived here to-day.
The sun., 1899-09-25

The chances are very much more than favor
able for filling your Hotel or Boarding House
with desirable visitors II You place your adver.
1isipg inapHE Suns cuumnB.-Adp.
The sun., 1899-09-25

Huntington Light & Fuel Company.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant To the
terms of the Third Clause OF tho Mortgage OF the
Huntington Light X Fuel Company. of Huntington,
Indiana, to the Msnhatt,n Trrst Company. Trustee.
Mortgage Six Per Cent Bonds of the Huntington
Light Fuel Company have been drawn this day
49,, 139. 1+4 l61. 1916. ia. 49, 1874 and 1913.
The Bonds bearing the above numbers will be
paid at the office of the Manhattan Trust Company
after October 12th. 1929. at par and interest
to that date after which interest said bonds will
cease.
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY
BY AMOS T. FRENCH, Vice-Prostdent.
Dated September "a, 1890.
The sun., 1899-09-25
DIVIDEND.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

Richmond, Va, August 10th. 1922.
Adividend OF ONE PER CENT has been declared
on the stock OF the company, payable October 20.
1892 to stockholders of record on the closing OF the
transfer books on SeptemDe %, 1899.
Tho transfer books will close at the otce OF J. p
MORGAN CO., rs Wall Street New YORK. on Tues
day, September 20, 1892 at p NJ, and will reopen
on "wednesday. October 26th. at 10 A. NJ -
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
PASY
Bye. +. WEXFORD. Secretary.
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dividends aud antereat.

New York. August Ia, 1899.
A dividend of ONE PER CENT. out OF accumu.
lated earnings has this day been declared on the
PREFERRED STOCK of the Company. payable
October 4, 1899. to stockholders Of record at the
close of business September IL. 1892.
The preferred stock transfer books will close at
p NJ. on Monday, Sept II. 1909, and Will reopen
at 10 A. NJ. on Friday. september % 1922
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
JOSIAH +. HILL, Secretary
23 Wall st.,
New York, August 1s. 1890.
Tho transfer books of the Voting Trustees for
Preferred Stock Trust Certificates of the Southern
Railway Company will close at 3 2. a.. on Monday.
Sept. II, 1859. and will reopen at 10 A. NJ. on
Friday, Sept ~. 1899.
On October I, 1899. the Voting Tru.tees will be
prepared to distribute tho above dividend OF One
Per Cent. when received by them, among tho par:
ties entitled thereto, as same appear OF record
on their books when closed as above.
j. p. MORGAN h CO.,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Columbus, SanduSkY & Hooking R. R.

To the holders of General Mortgage bonds
OF the Columbus, sandusky d Hooking
Railroad;
Tho Master having continued until october 3D.
1899. the hearing for proving up bonds and other
claims in New York City under the order Of the T. g.
Circuit Court for the Southern District Of Ohio
Notice is hereby given that all General Mortgage
bonds OF tho COLUMBUS. sANDUSKY HOOKING
RAILROAD will be proved up by us. with claim of
priority to other liens deposited or before Oct
?. 1899. with the NORTH AMERICAN TRUST
COMPANY, 100 Broadway.
JOHN G. CARLISLE,
80 Broad St.. Now York
CHAs. 8. HINCHMAN,
9o2 Provident BLDG, Philadelphia
JOS. F. RANDOLPH,
10 Broad ST.. Now York.
The sun., 1899-09-25

1ooaS 8 Rubber. Ae AsH 4ok 4sN
500 Rubber p. 1ldH 1loh ll4k ll6h
1oosso U 8 Leather. llA l5h ILL is
b2s81 c sLeatherp. rs 30 72x 7sH
III waoash.".... ~ IN IN IN
\ 7i22 Wabash pfd... 2lH 22h 2lh cav
2to weis.rsr E1.l3l ls3 l3i l3l
1907 West Un TEL. esH eeh 's7 s7H
2oow& &LElstp. So 90 90 SO
w&LE2dp. 27K aex seN SIX
2eI6 Wis Cent. IT II IGN II
25b5 Wis p. ..... 55 5eN 54A eeH
Icowsg Pal Csr.1e5 1876 1876 1e5
Total sales, e.5l2.ooo shares.
"EI.dividend.
SUNDAY. Sept. "a.
Clearing House banks shows:
B:ss: si$5:5.$s dec
Hs sS.ss ,ssSsssSS S:: ssi:SS
Re.'vo,aoS iai. 800 .2o2 All .ooodoc. ,a,6loooo
Reer'ed. 2o..s4t $50 Iea,et! ,toodec. .s,lss25o
Surplus. 3276.4So 81. Y83 90 lno. s2.6Ss26O
two nS Year. sn1n"' nso was ana
The imports OF general merchandise. inolud-
ing Dry goods n r The port Of NsT ID, foTk Ie ns As.
previous SeeI and sd734U44 for % 'so tho corre @
sDond1G week Of last year Ihe m % q
Sl04.6lS was gold making total specie i'm:
ports since Jan, l.. $l21OT. .laB. Exports OF
specie were: gold $4,000. and silver SSi5.2lb.
a total OF $SI0;2lO against $7S4.0 the pre-
yious week. Tho exports OF specie since Jan.
have been: gold. S2A144 tS5. and silver
S37714 1852. q total OF $dO. .S5SH37.
Tho official count of cnsh in tho Treasury
to-day compared with that OF last Saturday
shows:
Sept. Is. Sent. e..
Gold coin and bullion s250. .2o2.g7B $3.50 625. .53s
Silver dollars and
bullion. .,,,,,....,..... 4.43t.5S2 5.53t.o06
U. s. notes. ............. 17.l1l.bOJ 1oO43.l3e
Other assets less de-
mand liabilities ...... 6,<S643l e351,4s5
Available cash balance
iDCld'ggold reserve. s29t. 2a5. .59l S2S6.&54.2o1
Holders Of Hallgarten 4 Co.'S certificates of
deposit for 3 per cent. second mortgage bonds
OF the Staten Island Rapid Transit Co. are in
formed that they may receive the new 4 per
cent. second mortgage gold bonds to which
they are entitled upon presentation OF their
certificates at the Central Trust Company.
The sun., 1899-09-25
NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.

No. % CoRrL,SDT STREET
NEW YORK, september 1<th. 1899.
Preferred Stock Dividend No. 1.
Ata meeting of the Board OF Directors held this
day, q quarter.yeariy dividend of one and three
quarters per centum upon the Preferred Capital
Stock of the National Tube Company was declared
out Of the net profits OF tho Company. payable
october I'd, 1899, at the Office OF the Company, No.
70 Cortlandt street, New York City.
The Preferred stock Transfer Books viii be closed
on September 10th 1899 at IL O'Clock NJ, and will
remain closed until October tth 1922 at 10 o'clock
AN. A. +. LUKE Treasurer.
The sun., 1899-09-25
UNITED STATES OF MEXICO
5s6 Consolidated External Gold Loan Of 1899

- Wall Street.
New York, September 25. 1899.
Three months interest due October tst. 1899 on
bonds of the above issue will be paid on and after
that date. Holders OF our temporary certificates
representing said bonds may collect such interest
upon presentation of their certificates at our Office
in order that payment may be stamped thereon.
j. =. MORGAN & co.
The sun., 1899-09-25
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY,
30 BROAD STREET NEW YORK. n Y.

80 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. N Y
September l2th, 1899.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
quarterly divideud of ONE AND ONE-HALF 1Tl
PER CENT. from net earnings on the Preferred
Capital stock. payable Oct. ., 1899, to Preferred
Stockholders OF record of September 18th, lSnS.
The Transfer Books of the Preferred Stock will
lose at noon on the 18th day nf September. 1889.
and reopen ON the Sd day of October, lsua.
T.. W. HYDE, Secretary.
The Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific Rail-
way Company.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
Chicago, Sept. 18th, 1899.
A quarterly dividend OF s1.25 per share will be
paid November lst next 10 the shareholders of this
Compsny,s stock registered on the closing OF the
Transfer Books,
The Transfer Books will be closed at three o'clock
p. N. on the 2Sth day OF September, and rc-opened
At 10 clock A. NJ. ON the 9th day of Ortuber next
Il. HAiNE, Treasurer
AMERICAN SMELLING g. REFINING co.
II BROADWAY. NEW YORF. September 10, 1929
At meeting OF tho Directors of the American
Smelling X Refining Co. a dividend OF ONE AND
THREE.QUARTERs PER CENT. on the Preferred
Capital Stock declared. payable October 10th.
1909 to stockholders of record twelve o'clock noon.
close twelve O'Clock noon September 80th, and open
October lth EDWARD BRUSH, Secretary.
THE ATCHISOS, TOPEKA a. SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
COUPONS NO &, DUE OCTOBER /, 1899, from
The AtchisOn. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Com
pany GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT.
BONDS will be paid on and after October I'd. 1899.
upon presentAtion AZ the oihco of tho Company.
No. SO Cedar street NV York city.
II. W. GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
New YORK. Sept. 49, 1892.
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Bank Reports.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
BANK OF AMERICA,
the close of business on the goth day OF Septem.
The sun., 1899-09-25
Colleges mud Schools.
For Boys q Young Men-City . countr
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

MohHAN"sDD ~
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS commences
Monday, September .oth.
Examinations scheduled for Sept. aeth ana JOY.
will be postponed respectively until oc'. "a s,u
Tho I,niver,itv. including the Medical School viii
open on Wednesday. Oct. 4th instead OF on Monday
Oct I'd. ,.
aETH LOW LID President
The sun., 1899-09-25
Dwight School,

"a west l3d street, New York City
~ SOtb Year opens Sept. 9th. -.
High class private school for boys from 70 ov. ~
Years OF aue. individual attention given o0ys
whose education has been irregular. Large tacuiV.
symh@'um' Arthur Williams. Principal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
(Dokohozenie.)

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~oswieoony, to obowiszkiem twym
jest ma kazdym kroku pomagac do
tego: slowem, przykladem czynem.
l nalezy OF pouczac rodak6w j same.
mu p~amietac o tenn, ze .dzieoi potrze-
ba posy}ac do szk6i, Re zbrodnie
straszna rodzic ten pope2nia, ktory
dziecko do szkoly ME posy}a ] z dru-
giej strony, krzewic to przekona-
ME, ze czlowiek kaady ksztaaciG sic
mole. Czy to przez czytanie ksia.
Eek, czy to przez chodzenie ma Cd
czyty, czy to przez pouczajace or
mowy o rzeozach p~owaznyoh, czy to
pre-. rozmyslanie mad wszystkiem,
90 Gle interesuje, otaoza ! G bchodzi.
Jezeli chcesz, by narod polski do.
biz sic swobody ] bytu p~olitycznego,
to ilez obowiask6w ole oseka? Jes.
tesmy 20 miljonowym narodem, a
lie miljon6w ma poczuoie poiskosci,
lie ~miljonow ME pomysli nigdy, ze
bedac p~olakami, maja prawo do by.
tn samodzielnego jake pahstwo, re
swobode utraoilismy przez to, ii z
narodu patrzyio b~ezczynnie ma zabo
ry wrogow naszych, Ae poteani ME.
przyjaoiele nssi zatrwotyc by sic
~musieli, gdyby poznali, ze kazdy
syn, z~rodzony ma polskiej ziemi, ma
swiadomosc swcj narodowosoi, swo.
ich praw, swojej przesziosci, ae 60
TOW jest o swoje prawa upomniec sic
krwis j zelszem, gdy nadejdzie Cd
powiednia ohwila, ktora kedys ma.
dejsc must?
lie to %jeszcze piracy potrzebs,
by to przekonsnia ! to swiete zrozu.
mienie sprrwy zspanowa}o W sercacb
vszystkich ~polskow. wiec obowisz-
klein jest nsszym krzewic poczucie
polskosci, przypominac ssawne die.
je nasze, uczyc pa~trjotyzmu ! poczu.
ola krzywd nsszycb.
Otto oaiy szereg ogolnie wypowis-
dziapych obowiazkow kssdego pc.
lsks.
Cay to obowiazki zmieniaja sic,
maleja, lub calkowicie znikajs Z
chwils przybycis naszego ms wolns
y Szkicu brakuje W dokumentach.