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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
THE cARSEGIE-RockEfELLER CONTEST.
STRIFE OVER ORE CARRYING BUSINESS on THE
GREAT LAKES

Cleveland Ohio Oct. y (speeiaD There seems
70 be war 10 The knife and the knife The HIT be-
tween the Carnege-Olver interests and the Rookie
fo.leT interests from on. This developed to-
day. following the deal by which the latter inter
cs's took away from the Carnegies ne feet OK
wha.ebacks and echooners that they had almost
purchased from the American Barge Company
The form IN which the nsht developed was along
the line OF making contracts for ore carrying The
Carnegie interests being along the line Of the pro-
Queer. x Is 10 their ndvantaee 20 keep the rate as
low possible Nj Rockofelers Interests being
so.ey along the line Of ore carrying ne has the
opposite end IN view
There = another consideration that urges him on
IN his deal lie has taken a contract 10 carry
Carneges ore down the lakes FOR term OF ten
wears. 20 be settled FOR al the end % tia; time az
the average cOntract rate. Las, winter the Car
rcg!es got into the narket ahead % him ana aNed
fhe contract rate >or carrying at 60 cents Ton
fcr tic ycar The Rockefeller Interests We've work
Ing al summer 10 tx The rates for the coming year
Represented here IN he Bessemer Steamship COM
Iary they chartered the whole ~ the feet ~
Mitchell co a. a rate % 81 - for the coming
year. covering block q Gre Of nearly million
tong With a million cons of ore covered a. 81 -.
which IS better than twice the rate Of This year.
the rate vas fixed for next year In connection
with ,he charter u the Mitchell boats the steamer
Senator and d new boat that is now being built in
the sh.pyarIs q fhe Detroit Shiphuiing Company
Larry .r the week f. was announced that the
Carnegi,O,ver Interests had secured control o; he
fleet. numbering YEN WhalrhaCks and twenty
schooners As soon as This announcement was
made the Rockefeller interests went after th"
boats and on Wednesday s. was announced that
the Original deal was N The announcement inl-
iue3iatc.y followed this thar The Iockete.er~ had
purchased The boats and would assume ooatro. ~
them Ar The g.. use ~ the season ~ navigation this
year This .ed 10 the ANNOUNCEMENT by me ofi'ia
e tho American ShiphuLdirg Company flat The
Carn.sI.s tad ordered ~ tnfm five new boats and
would furnish fhe material. SD max they could .t
our II the works before the operiuE of navigation
Of The coming year. Then came me story tta- me
same men were contemplating the purchase - an
other large fleet 4 boats i is known that me
Carnecios have been negotiating also for tNo other
large steamers. owned hy prominent vessel owner
~ Tl-tsturE In addition 20 the new vessels 3D."
Coraecle interests already OWL six steamers. which
are = modern build and are large carriers THIS
Will start them out IN the wear with a. @asf twenty
large vessels = no others are either purchased or
tltit g. the winter This seems hardly probable .r
th. l-lt a., recent events
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
4yoTHfR HE4RNG " TIE POTTER CASE

The SUI. tor go 90 damages brought by ne Kew
Daniel O. Potter ~ Long Island city against me
Ney-york City Baptist Mission Society. FOR dam
ares alleged ~ have been sustained hy him through
being elected from ihe parsonage connected win
the Tabernacle Mission IN Second ave Mamma 'ah'
uy.s Continued yesterday before Judge jerks
~. t,l,,,- resumed the stand yesterday for cross
o,.rri,.-.or lie told the history y the mortgage
which was forecosed 10y The society D e, 20
W.. .ts.fei and said the TahernacIe Doi -
e. 80. IN l..5 90 instance az Jon. - a..
So H. was understood AZ me in4c 60, -,
49,. % -. vas 20 be assigned 70 tnr ',tt 49,.
t,.,,tsf Society Mr. Rockefeller w. >.o'
' - sad transferred the NOR - ~. IN
~ 80 S,ri.fv against the wishes OF ~ " 49,.
iotN ~, ,be church Including himself ne o"J' .
n'l9 % tre congregation and hlmsrt "'ie inc
pc r ts'hart a Gum Or Iotters faInly Pay
-, ,lflcv.e t,rn on TIE stand ana i~s'ii'l mat
49," ,,e~t 70 attend member y Dr ioti'rs FANNY
u" - ,of admitted BE dd u'f or tln alfii-- I'D
-, ~ nous. urti March rae Day h'f r. tAr 'jr'
,,,.-t Tter M.-- Ross was 80. ans h' Nt- ale
lowed 90 enter upon representing ~ need or me
.tcl person FOR q doctor RE Wa ln the house when
,r@ door Uas forced and Dr Potter o4stea.
Henry @ Nichols organst ~ ne Tabernacle.
w. sworn bur the court adjourned before a.s "a
ANIMATION well under way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
LIVED oy MONEY SENT 70 BrRr HIN.

csinien OCT Z Special The Seeker family o.;
i.kiertiIe. Camden Colnfv cuo ~ the oldest 81
south jersey Aas discovered tAa' one " its mem
hers long uouruec dead r. alive. Twenty-Five
wears ago John x S4ckler. brother OF Jacob SICK
l.r Register 81 Deeds then tweuty-scten years OLD
jeft hi- home 20 seek his fortune o. the Pacific
Coast Seven yea.s later the family received word
that be- was Gcaa. and that friends had buried him
Tce seeker family sent money 20 dcfray the *
,.r-e- ~ thc funeral ana 20 provide q tombstone.
-.noforrapn u which they subsequently received
~ -ft,.n wears the family sent funds regularly
-, nave his grave decorated
U.-enfly however the family received word from
f,l.nd that John vas alive. ana had family at
s,ff-t. Tho family scof-G a. ne idea. bar f.e
80 aga ii relative Of The supposed dead man met
I'm AID Identified him Nj Sckler then con-
i Vas hard pressed needed money and J -se1
go. ,r,fh0l % got f. he said y bad hoped 20 be
80 49, IA. world and 10 nay family bar came
-, H. keep myself posted "a how you were all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
INCREASES ITS MEMBERSHIP LIMIT.

-ur. xEw-yoRK ATHLETIC CLUB MAY NOW HAVE
THREE THOUSAND ACTIVE MEMBERS
An importan; meeting Of the New-York Athletic
club was held AZ the clubhouse. 90 Central PARK
South last n.sat Since moving into the ne" club
house The waiting l!st has been increased 20 such
al extent that several efforts have been made hy
prominent members 70 have the limit o; membership
Increased The Board % Governors net recently
and decided 10 recommend t.af The tive mem
bersaip 4 the club he increased 20 200 II has
been 25D AZ ire meeting las' night it Vas dee
cdet 20 Increase the Emit 20 m and The 81 oa.s
% the organization say that there vii be plenty
- room. there fer a.. The lie membership ters
We're Increased tfcw 500 O. $500. bat 30 provision
vras made 70 I'LL Vacancies Trere are seven "a ar-
cies a. present tor life men 3ership and thirteen
applications WITH the active. NONRESIDENT and
he memberships combined TIE club VII have total
mem bere ht9 OF fOGr thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
MAKING COTNTT TICKETS.
SEVERAL CONVENTIONS HELD - OTHERS
STILL TO COME

STILL TO COME
The Republicans % the state have held their
conventions IN the following counties Atlantic.
Camden. Cumberland. Gloucester. Middlesex.
" rmouth Hudson ard salem Candidates for
: Laf0r have hefn nominated IN FOUR Counties
follows Camden Herbert " Johnson.
Gloucester. solomon Stanger. Monmouth.
Charles Asa Francis. Salem. J.. II Miller. The
Essex County Republican convention VIII %
held 0u October j. Somerset. October - Union.
October - In Warren county the date for
holding the convention has not been named
These last four count,. VIII nominate Sena-
tlrlal candidates as well as candidates FOR
The Assembly In Union the Republican
convention wn merely go through the form
~ renonluafing Senator Cross IL Essex
the contest between Thomas y McCarter.
jr. u Newark and Robert ". Hawkes.
worth 90 East Oranee has ended ia the
ia.ter's withdrawal hlt other candidates are
being brought forward IN Somerset there are
three Republican candidates waiting for orders
from the convention They are Joseph : Free
I.nEhurs-n. Charles \ Reed the present Sena-
tor and eX-Sh~rin Dilts In Warren County tbs
Republicans are as Yet undecided AZ o. whom
-t.V Id nominate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO-DAY
Roth SIDES TRYING FOR A HEAVY REG
ISTRATION
uor-sr-To- HOUSE CANVASS TO RE MADE
FOR vOTERs-JOHN MoRRissEY GRAY

VIII STAY on THE TICKET
o aud his rsii.or-
Lieu-enant Governor w ''''''. ana ~, 49,. d..
AVIS .s u..n as ,-e Democratic leaders VIII to-day
49, 49,. -. -e.. ~s..--.--hapln an active poe
Inc Ni7' Gay To q, , ,-..-. cha.
uIca. campaign Mr WOODRUFF i9 "-i'"-
.tr. vi h- Il heavy registration "a Ftf ID
,- .i, 20 ..,... ,.s~ ,~-., M z.d q E.. every
G'7til''S. il'S "''N .. -,..,.d and each
block IN 'te borough id- ""r' "''
.e political csrta.n Books with 'he names 81 Re-
. s...i.-. voters have been printed
i''l. "+' -''' ''-i .-. 49,. COUNTY, Names
and VIII be- scattered 'ir ie' 'N' '''- '.'"''''
rar. h-.r So .u ~l-ulrs < twenty-five ~ iNif y
..a .,a .,r-ai- ri th4 block has had assigned 20
",' ''" '1'"'' 49, ..~. o., .nai~
90 b e good WORKER -'f "''H''S
-.-r4r.tre CAPTAINS every r.gnt The captains
- ..-.s 90 tasi,.a~t-rs and ~ this
make '.'.i .''' - A nh ract,a
Wy Mr Woodruff "'"rF's i.'". '7 VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
For Sherff-Jacoh Neu
For KeEtsfer-Janes 4 Howe
For County Clcrk-WiliaU PITT Ferguson.
For County Tr-asurer-G George W. Bristol
For Nsfrirf Affnrnev- IOhn 7 Clarke


The ticket represents peculiar combination MI
Neu and Mr. Howe are the county nominees ~ the
Republicans NJ Clarke is running on the Demo
cur IN fwo-Nr Tuflv heire the other hair Mr.
Ferguson says that be was reluctant 20 accept ms
would be- a breach II confidence 20 disc .ose the
names Of any members Of the Union other than
their own
Mr bristol according TO Mr. Ferguson. is a
prominent LAWYER indepenleu, IN politics and az
taohed 20 many orgariza tiors Just nai 'n'F 4i'
D. could not foil
Tic Citizens Talon YESTERDAY Endorsed 'h" follow
inr Republican candidates
IXt0 Assembly pis'rio--For Assem- oyr1an.
Chsries Foster Alderman Thomas Namara.
X'h As mo,y p.sfri-'-Fr 49, Fnan pa
gard r. Collier. Alderman Henry " Mirk"r ~
IT. Assembly pi-trirt-For Asse mrlvmau. 7. o..
Mavter. Alderman r 9 Williams
NIil'h Assembly 7 strirf-For Ass"moNman. n
XV1I-h Assembly Dlstr.ct-For Assem5yman
y Remser. Alderman. = \ Mnrret'
In he XXI Assembly District william F. De-
laIcy. the Democratic candidate was indorsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
XFN FIND IN THE MY STERY
&c CONTAINING PIECES OF FLESH
p,CKED Up IN THE EAST RIVER
u.xroS THINKS THE WOMAN WAS
KILLED ~ THE SUBURBS BY ONE
WHO HAD SEEN GULDEN-
sTPPEs BODY

- ~ -'--
,..,o-,er- 6evel-p,ncnt f. the muir
The only ''"i $50, o.st-g IN the
Az mystery yesterday was '.'0
W. ,,.r.- ~ Dover-st. o. a 5antle containing
Eas' ~ o. ho e,troga II was sent 60
what appeAi'- ,.t.. he. .,.,orf.
.hs MorSue al once Joy oN"''''
o,,eot was discovered r. q "-i'e canvas ""S
1he ' ,,- some men Were working
foatng on -'' .,.,. 1o.o,.,.
=, the pier e. taat pace az
inward Dovie - No So Vi A'e'-s'' i-3+-
s'~ .,.s na,- -r,nv.u against a Pile q
psred I'D . ,..h , toatho,k and
the per They rescue" " q
- q, down or the I-et. 'l"ND s"'.'''~
,-s q policeman came w
srou"D " h,.e fs.- forc md six
The bag was '"' "
80 .rchcs 80 .le T. Was Wa'''S'fNr1 "''U "''
locked " t-s.a, This ,,os
s.,,.r surr rrl'l 'i.' ''.
~ and -l.. CHASTITY sisht disclosed lot
'1A'~ 900 .- a corner % ne bag
Q, cotton ''' ~ . 90, ,,.,,t.r 90. .
,,8so-e pieces nc me '-. '"'.N' 3D."
A...-,- te cola were SSH left
i"' s. e.r. nag ~ toward The corner
On me ''s .,..,f tn. fa,.e~s
ve-, laun. tffrf i+.'
an d. ID and 81 quarter N itiNHi anu Sir4rl
We
Ma ,,,,... .ho HOG tho,
There vas no'H.hA
....,- lead 81 Identification. me nag pe.hs one OF
.. make and % WIZ he difficult 70
no "''" ,.,,.. -c~ears by tho letters
trace If h.S'-. ..,....,.. 81, o., ,,.,o,
, There we've many si'. "'''iS 81 '' " ia :
the -'S" ., as MANY svrnorters as any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
BROOKLYN NEWS.
4 PATCHWORK TICKET.
THE CITIZENS UNION DRAWS on BOTH
PARTIES
AN INTERESTING CONDENSATION N THE
LIST OF CANDIDATES PRESENTED
TO VOTERS

Leaders OF both Of the great political parties were
amused Yesterday when they learned taat the Cit
zens Union Of Kings County had named ticket
for county Offices Republicans and Democrats be
lieve that the Union Is made up Of 7. De Quincy
Tully William Pitt Ferguson, and not another
person Whether or not this Is So it IS conceded
that the Union Is inclined 70 Re impartial. as It's
ticket s as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13

FORMER Grief JUSTICE SAYS oTE NATION
SHOULD HAVE CONTRoI.
Huntsville Ala Oct. Nv J.. Chambers. Of
Sheffield. Ala. formerly Chiet Justice q Samoa.
when shown Washington dispatch. II which men.
ton was made II fears Of recurrence O: OUT
breaks az Samoa said.
You may expect 70 hear q small uprla.ngs IN
Samoa ,lr some time 90 come. The provisional
Government now ~ control there Is not sacred 20
those people. l. IS d form q enlightened govern
mont. which TIE natives cannot understand. and
W.. not therefore. be q success Those people w.!
not be rightly governed until one power takes cone
tr0l Germany has no interest there The policy q
expansion should D. extended 10 cover samoa and
ne trouble would cease. England and America aye
r. svruiafl s. and che action Jointly o. those fwl
Powers would eNect ms. J believe ma Ems and
would not hesitate 20 withdraw from Samoa = *
were suggested by the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
To MoRrGAGE 4 CRrRcA

a-e F.nrirnore Street Methodist Episcopal
church has received permission from justice Bow
, 3D., e...,,.n,e Court 20 mortgage rs property FOR
a. 3D. o. lane Y n scranton. The money ~ .7
u-.d IN me building ~ a pafsonass 10 - "''''
r. III ta hllt iu a lot adjoining the chufch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-13
4 CLERKS BANKRrPTcY PETITION.

charles Ferguson clerk. n No lS rnion-ave
yesterday fled d petition iu voluntary bankruptcy
His liabilities secured and unsecured are 80 10 e
ard hts assets s sF
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06
Glossy przedsejmOwe.
z Waterbury, Conn.

1. Budowa-domu Wv. jezeli be
die ma sejmiegomawisns, to mako.
rzystniej dla.Zwiaaku bedzie, jezeli
dom Nv. stanie W Buffalo, N. Y.
w budowie kapital umieszczony jest
najpewniejszy i nskorzystniejszy.
Jestem pewny, re ten projekt bedzie
ma sejmie; moge tn tylko
nadmienic, ze Zwiazek N. P. powiek
szy}by sic o kilka tysiecy cz,onkow
W Buffalo ! okolicy.
2. Zapomoga ola braci Zwiazko.
wyoh powinns bye udzielana z fun.
duszu ma ten eel przeznaczonego ma
wzor tego, jaki obecnie niektore
grupy skiadsjg piacac pc ] cencie
miesieoznie cd kazdego czionka. Do
tego podatku powinni wszyscy cz}on-
kowie bye o~bowiazani pisoic jeden
lub diva Gently miesiecznie. Tskwes.
tia powinna bye ma sejmie omowio.
ma. Sums, jska bedzie wyznaczons
ma wsparcie, powinna bye oznaczoua,
100 dolarow lub wieoej. Zspomo-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

sic wychowac " szkole z~wiazkowej,
pod3ug programu zwiazkowego, kt6-
rego kardynalna podstaws bye must:
Polska j oswiata ludu.
Cd wyohowania dzieoi polskich,
przysz}osc Polski zawisla.
Sejm Wv. Mar. P. zbliza sic; wieo
obok wielu ~projekt6w, raczoie ME
zapomniec o moim projekcie, a mia
nowioie:
l.. Opodatkowanie wszystkich
zwiazkowo6w ma oele szk6 zwiazko-
wych.
q Pc wystawieniu pomnika T.
Kosciuszki ma wszystkich obohodaoh,
imieninach, weselach i wszelkioh Ia
bawach urzadzac dobrowolne sklad-
XII ma szkoly zwiazkowe.
3. Urzadzae odczyty, ~koncerty, te-
atra, ~loterje t. p. ma szkoly zwiaz-
kowe.
4. Przy wstepie do Zwiazku Mar.
P, a take PREY wyplaoie posmiert.
nego, moznaby coskolwiek liczyG ma
szkoly z~wiazkowe.
.. Ma tax wazny, tax swiety Gel,
Powinien bye tez przeznaozony fun
dusz zelazny Wv. n. p, a przynaj-
mniej oaese jego. Bo najskutecz-
niejsza bronia nasza Jest oswiata.
Wowczas dopiero Zwiazek n. P.
nabierze powagi, silly i znaczenia or
ganizacji narodowej pierwszego re.
du. Skupi beg zaprzeczenia pod cie-
MEM swego sztandaru jednostki
wszystkie zaone, uozoiwe, rozumne j
ayjace polska mysla i tchnieniem te-
60 wszystkiego 90 jest polskie, 90
nasze.
Dobra szkola jest zasadnicza, re-
alma dzwignia naszego narodu, ma
szej u~koobanej Ojozyzny PoIski.
Prey zakladaniu szkoi zwIazko.
wych j domy zwiazkowe beds mialy
wieksza sto razy... racje bytu.
s T. Modrze,oski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Milwaucki nKurjer Polski'', o z
trzasajac dalej sprawe seminarjum
nauczycielskiego, zastanawia sic
s~lusznie mad tenn, jak zapewnic zaje-
ole nauozycielom, kt6rzy z takiego
seminarjum wyjda j przychodzi do
wniosku, ze
nKsieza kieruja szko}ami, ksieza
angazuja nauczyoieli i nauczycielki.
Jezeliby seminarjum nauczyoielskie
zosta}o zalozone bez wspoludzia}u
ksiezy, to nauczyciele, wyksztslceni
TAME, byliby prawdopodobnie igno.
rowan przez ksiezy ] mimo wszel-
kich swoioh kwali6kacyj ME mogli-
by nigdzie dostac posady. " takim
razie seminsrjum chybi}oby sic re
swym celem.
Dlatego koniecznem jest za%intere.
sowac ksiezy, k%onieoznem jest, ably
ma z~alozenie seminsrjum nauozyciel-
skiego zgodziiy sic wszystkie glow.
ne klasy ] od}smy naszego spoleczeh
silva ! ably wspolnie pracowaly, ko-
niecznem jest ably sobie podali rece
ludzie swieccy ! osoby duchowne,
zwiazkowcy ! ,,kropidlarze', siowem
Gaia Polonjs. Jest to warunek ME-
odzowny, conditio sine qua nom,
Bezwatpienia byloby to nade' po-
zadanem, sbysmy doszli pod lynn
wzgledem do porozumienia, sbysmy
wspolnemi silami seminarjum take
stworzyli. Me idziemy jednak tax
daleko, abysmy to uwazali "a warn
mex sine qua non. Gdybysmy bo-
WIEN przez upor ! brak t~oleranoji
przeciwnej strony ME mogli dojsc
do porozumienia, to srmja ~zwiszko.
wa mogiaby obok seminarjum stwo-
rye i = szkoly zwiszkowe.
Bezwstpienia jest to o~statecznosc,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06
CORRESPONDENCE ,,zeoDY".
y Pittsburgh, Pa.
W odpopiedzi.

Szanowny Panic Redaktorze! Racz
umiescic to kilka $40 moich W cd
powiedzi ma correspondence IA
m~ieszczona W no. % ,,Zgody" a pod.
pisana prsez p. w. Porzyokiego.
w odpowiedzi swej ME mann ma mys-
Ii potepiac jego korespondencji,
gdyz korespondencja sauna przez sic
zasluguje zupe1nie ma u~znanie.
Jeaeli wystepuje, to tylko W obro-
ME Tow. .Promienistych", do kt6-
ryoh nam szczescie nsleze6 juz cd
lat pieciu. Jus to niejeden raz "a
uwa.ylismy dooinki W koresponden.
cjsch Z poiudniowej strony j nieraz
,zastanawiamy sic mad tenn, co "a zal
msja do mas braois sokoli. TAX
ter j lynn razem ME widzimy PREY.
czyny wystapieuia przeoiwko nam.
Bo napisac ,ulegli Promienisoi"
to znsczy, re ulegli jakiej slabostce
ludzkiej, Tub sprzeniewierzyli sic "a
sadom. A ME jeden ozytsjao ten
ustep, mogi sobie rozmaicie pony
slec, a j~eszcze do tego, ME znajac
stosunkow tutejszyoh dokisdnie,
przypuszczac mole r6znie. Zdanie
rozpoczete u mice jakies podsta-
wy, zatem powinno bye wyt,omaczo-
ne jasno, ably ludzi ME prowadzic "
bledne koio zagadek. Tow. Pro-
mienistyOh celem jest: oswista, po-
szanowanie jezyka. obyozajow ! pa
miatek narodowycb, to tez korzysta-
ia z kazdej nadsrzonej okazji / sta
rsjs sic wszsdzie bye Czynni, a nigdy
ME dali przykiadu %jeszoze, ably sic
cd czegoskolwiek usuneli. To iob
tez spowodowaio do wzieoia udzialu
" obchodzie Styczniowym, tsmbar-
dzisj, re to byi obcbod polski, ma
! ktory byi zsproszony kaady polsk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Prasa polsko-amerykahska malo
dotyohozas zwracala ] z~raca uwagi
ma olbrzymia ostatnimi easy emf.
gracje ludu Polskiego j rusihskiego
do Kanady. gdzie Rad rbbi wychodz
Oom wszelkie .uaatwienia i osiedla
ich ma farmaoh..
Jak nam donosza nap. Ontario,
przyby}o tam W przeoiagu ostatnich
tygodni przesz}o 800 rodzin polskich
i rusihskich Z Galioji i msja bye o.
siedlone W okolicy New Ontario W
dystryktach Thunder Bay i Raing
River, Kaada z rodzin ma otrzymac
pc 100 ARROW ziemi cd rzadu.
Wartoby .wr6cic uwage ms to
sprawe i znalezc spOsoby pozyskania
tych swiezyoh przybysz6w ola spra-
wy naszej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Niedawno Poznahskiem powsta.
10 towarzystwo, majace ma celu wy
tepic wszelkiego rodzaju cry hazar.
dove z naszego spoieczehstwa. Ia
p~rzyk}adem Poznahskiem posz}a Ga
lioja, jak dowiadujsmy sic bowiem,
we Lwowie zostalo utworzone takie
same towarzystwo przez urzednikow
namiestniotwa.
Zaprawde, pora pc temu, bo-jak
~slusznie rKurjer Lwow-
ski:
VI malymi wyjatkami zyjemy
wszyscy mad stan, ME liozymy sic z
groszem... to zycie beg olowka W re.
ku stalo sic nasza wada narodowa...
,,Nie m6wimy juz o magnaterji,
kt6ra ma skutek tego zycia hazardo-
wego Bismarck wysy}a} do Monaco,
leoz niestety take i t. wv. inteligen.
ola mieszozadska j urzednioza zgan.
grenowana jest zyciem mad stan. Ma
prowincji szozegolnie uprawiaja W
kasynach j rssursach hazard, ktory
pociaga "a SODA zycie hulaszoze, u
rzsdzanie sniadanek i kolacyjek pc
IA domem, trwonienie monety, a "
nastepstwie tego zarywanie ludzi,
zadluzanie sic, dose ozesto naduzyoia
rozmaite, kohczace sic pred kratka-
NIL. zyoie mad stan, n,dmoznosc,
zyoie hulaszcze j awanturnicze, ba.
card, wytepic ~nareszcie nalezy mai
rycblej.
pPrzypom many, ze pred kilku
laty urzedDicy pahstwowi ] prywatni
zgrywali sic ma gieldzie j stracili ME
tylko gotowke, lecz grajac na kre
dyt, zadiuzyli sic ma cafe zycie."
Pensje zakondykowane, nedza osta'
%teczna, byiy rezultatem goraczki ba
zardowej.
,Prawie wszystkie sprzeniewierze
mia, dokonsne W ostatnich latach "
nsszyCh instytucJach ~krsjowyCh
spowodowane byiy.przewatnie gra
hazardowa..
pKssdy, kto sic przyczyni do wy
tepienia tel epidemji, zasiuzy sic
bardzo krajowi..."
Ten ciemny obraz intelligence
polskiej " Galicji jest Jednak obja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Ameryksnie p~odr6aujaoy Pc Pol.
soc zwykle symp' tycznie wyri zaja
sic o jej mieszkahoach, to teA "a wy
jatkowa poozytac moaemy krytyke
polskow podana W New York He
raid" przez jednego z turyst6w m
rykahskich, ktory zabawiwszy die
sie6 dni W kodzi (Kr6lestwo Polskie)
tax pisze o TEN miescie:
,Po "a handlem i przemyslem,
ktory jest znaczny, miasto Same
przedstawia sic niechlujnie; hotele
posiads brudne j bez komfortu; dro-
zyzna wieksza niz u mas. A nietylko
missto, leoz j ludzie sprawiaja wr.-
zenie niesympatyczne. Raj W nich
to arogancja, z czego podobni 50 do
nadetych giupota chilijozykow, to
pysza}kowatosc, CO zn6w jest w}asoi-
woscia oharakteru nieokrzesanyoh
meksykan6w. So gburzy i nieuOy.
a ohoiwos6 ich ma pieniadze moze isc
W porownanie z .adza wygiodnia}yoh
lw6w chicagoskim ogrodzie zoolo
gicznym. Wogole podczas oa3ego
pobytu (bylismy tam dni 10Y, ida
wa}o nam sic, Re jestesmy ma po}u-
dniu nsszego kontynentu, W jakiems
miesoie, kt6re stoi ma bardzo nizkim
szczeblu cywilizaoyjnym".
Nam sic zdaje, ae 6w amerykahski
turysta musia} wpasc W kodzi pc.
miedzy niemcow, kt6rzy stanowia
znaczna ozesc mieszkahc6w tego
miasta, a ktorych gburowatosc j Ply
szalkowatosc nieraz potepia i wyty-
ka Gaia prasa polska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

wem' dodatnim, .wiassuje bowiem-
ae nares.cie .ac.yna budzic sic 50.
mienie narodowe.
U mas jest lepiej. l tn jednak,
szo.eg6lniej pomiedzy msodzieza,
zao.ynaja sic szerzyc CRY h~azardowe,
bodajby wiec te smutne s3ows pisma
lwowskiego byfy pr.estroga ola
tyoh, ktorych obowiazkiem jest ozu.
wac mad m}odzieza,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

,,Pra " dzio" W Dzienniku
Plecie trey po trey,
Jake PREY piwie
Nieraz %kumotrzy.
Plsc, plec ~,Prawdzicu"
Me placisz przecie
Ia to, ze Dziennik
Stawia tive smiecie.
BIZ, BIZ, ,,Prawdzicu",
Twoje owieczki
Wbija OF "a, to
Do trumny cwieczki.
Boo to ME darmo
Przyslowie slynie:
Kto czem wojuje,
Cd tego - ginie!.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Wobeo takioh fakt6w, powinuismy
woiaz praoowa6 sami mad SODA, to
te4 ami nj chwile ME zapominajmy,
re obowiazkiem naszym jest starac
sic, ably Zwiazek Narodowy Polski
by3 przedewszystkiem organizacja
narodowa i ~spo}eczna, przewodni.
klein W praOy mad ludem polskim W
A~meryoe, wskazywal mu drogel