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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
NEW DORMITORY FOR
WINTHROP COLLEGE,
THE haARn rhpisn r0 CuME WITa,;a
3FPklrHlAptOn,
college "a iln Ws,H hnfti 81 Auuuups.i
mnnt thti Mahn IN fuc lhe
Disappointment NJ
Chr,stMRe,
Tho State, 4th. |

Tho local members Of tho board
OF trustees Of the Winthrop col.
lego returned to tho city yesterday.
at tho meeting Of tho board steps
wrr" takon looking to tho commence.
m"nt of the work on tho new
d"r'nitory at tho earliest possible mo-
mcnt.
The board had Architects Milburn
and Wh"rlcr before it and discussed
with them whit is desired in tho way
Of pl"ns aud specifications. They
roughly estimated that tho buildings
desired h! tho trustcoS-the new dor
mitory and II model school building
-~wolll cost $4,000, exceeding tho
"pprop'l 'tlon allowed by the general
assembly considerably. The archl-
tcrts wrr" tod to cut off some of the
"fr'lls and furbclows" and submit
plans and specifications within the
appropriation. When tho plans have
been submitted and arc approved,
tho board will proceed to advertise
for hl''s for tho erection of the
buildings, aad award the contract
at tho earliest possible mo,nent.
1t is tho "nIn"st desire TO have the
new bnildinSs ready for the opening
Of the Regular scholastic year next
fall.
Tho board unanimously decide d
to close the college, ono week earlier
than is announced in tho cata.
locne-on Nj. r,h 6 instead Of March
13.
This announcement WAS made in
the chapel tho morning after the
board reached its decision by Gov.
McSweoncy, the chairman Of the
board. Ho told the girls that he
and tho minority of the board had
endeavored to got them holiday al
Christmas; now the minority had
captured the majority and the girls
would 60 homo one week earlier than
expected. The announcement ia said
to have been received with vociferous
applause by the largo feminine audi
doncn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
MIX. CKUM's APPOI
Tho NEW liquor commissioner Taxes
Chargc-Ono Change.
(The State, 2nd.)

Yesterday State Liquor Commits.
s'onor Crnm took charge of the State
dlspens"ry, relieving Commissioner
Douthit, who had remained at the re.
quest of tho State board of con-
troll
MIR. Crum, upon taking charge,
announced tho following appoint.
m 'nts:
Clork-B. G.. Webb.
Bookkeoper-G. Fl. Charles and M.
Fl. MobIoy.
Constabulary Clerk w. w. Har-
rig.
Snperintendent--T. c. Dixon.
Assistant SuperintendSnt-Jacob
Earhardt.
Shipping Clork-John Black.
All the above arc merely reappoint.
ments save that Of Mr.. Dixon az su.
perintendent. Mr.. Dixon, who WAS
once before tho superintendent, sue
goods Mr.. Bryant of Pickens county.
who has hold tho position for some
timo. Mr. Yeldell has not yet been
roappointed a bookkeeper, pending
tho settlement of tho legal question
as to his relationship to Mr.. Will
liams, the new chairman Of the State
board.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
james nj. Moss,
Secretary.
Y. Il. Norman,
G. w. Pri;chard,
james Thompson,
Executive Conumittee.
mo Engine OF Mine Shall Break
The Lords Day"

When the directors Of the Cen
tcnnial Exposition were deciding
whether it should be open on Sab
baths or not, Mr. Corliss, the owner
of the engine that controlled it,
was present. Ifc was in favor of
closing it on Sabbaths, but the di-
rcctors decided TO open it. MIR.
Corliss said word t6 two Of his
workmcn, who went out and be-
gan to take down the engine.
When the directors saw it they cx-
claimed, "What is that for? Don't
you know it will stop the whole
fair?' Mr.. Corliss said, II was
brought up by Christian parents,
and no engine Of mine shall break
the Lords day."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
Scottish Reticence.

A story illustrating the rcticcnce
of the Scots is credited to Ian Mac.
larcn. a train was at station.
when a porter put his head into a
carriage and called out; "Any one
for Dounds Change for Doundl
Any one for Dound?" No one
moved, and in few minutes the
train was speeding along, not to
stop again for nearly an hour.
Then an old Scotswoman turned to
a lady sitting near her, and said:
"l'm for Dound, but I'd no tell
that mon so.'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
THE Committees LETTER.

Semi ui-ccntonninl celebration Of tho
founding CT WalhalIa, headquarters
OF The pxocutivN committees, WHlhul
In, S. G., 1000. Wnlha1ln proposes
to crlobrate hor semi centennial this
year, and it is certain that this can
be dono in no NOR" worthy hammer
than by erecting q monument Of ma
two granite, as Il token Of esteem, to
tho memory Of the latc Gen. j ohm a.
Wagenor, founder and president Of
the Gorman Colonization Society.
All tho citizcna aro heartily in fu-
vor of tho project, and wish TO
| SEQ tho work consummatcd with
honor to themselves, thoir town
and to tho memory Of Con. Wage
| nor.
The executive committee, which
has charge OF tho preliminary work
of the celebration, earnestly ask
tho hearty co operation Of all
who, for any reason, huvo hallow
ed and pleaspnt memories cluster
ing around this z ,oh o'd town TO as
sist in overy way sthey can to make
this occasion ono worthy OF Walhal-
la's history.
WalhaIla is proud of Rer sons
and daughters and former residents
who have gono out from her with
her blessing. They havo achieved
honor and success i'll every sphoro,
and wo fool that they will bo only too
glad to contribute Of their means 10
this worthy object
We will welcome them back to
take an active part in thjs celebra.
ton and to live over their happicst
days.
Contributions may bo sont to
tho chairman of the finance commit
tuo.
Very respectfully,
+. S. Holman,
Chairman.
James nj. Moss,
Secretary.
'. Il. Norman,
G. w. Pri'chard,
james Thompson,
Executive Committeo.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06

OF cents per mile.
Sec, II. In counties whore the
survivors fail or refuse to comply
with the rrpv|aiops heraof, the A.ate
hoarl nha! HRGa suoA regulations
for tllb ,liS'TitutIon ut thn fund fur
such cOuatieh az they deem heAt,
Sseu, IL. It nhnli be tho duty ot
tho comptroller go"cral to issue on
the first Monday in April Of zach
year, to The purity entitled to receive
Il pension hereunder his warrant for
such sum rs may bo hrrriu prescribed,
so long "a snch unmn shall remain on
the prns''r roll ns above prescribed,
or until ;t.;'smrl Of the death or re-.
mOvul f.. ~ tlu State Of such pen.
sioncr: rrovi'lrd, That the comp
trolier general shall forward the
amount due tho pensioners Of each
county to the clerk Of court OF the
several "nnuties of the State, to be
na;l o,, hv s,;l c,or,, ,,r .o,,, u;,,
ort ,d;.;,,.., ,,m,o,.o,;,u,
Soo ~ T. shall ho ,Lo l,t,of,>o
comntro,lrr gcnor:l to nr.no,o and
caneo I, y, ,r;,tc1 ro,,,. :, ,l,,I,
,n which .,,,,, ,,,,,r,,,:,,,, .or,;G
catos and o,];1,v;,s may h, c,,v,,.
ion,lv mol, nnd y, .h,u o,nso Ill.,,
suu,o T, ,,o ,,;., ,r;hrtod :, t,, ,r,r,,
counties OF tho State in such numbpr
md s,o,, ,,.,,,.,r -. ~ Via ;,,,,,.
NAV bo nrcoss,,,.
Sec, 20, Wh.rcvcr tn, nam, q,
any uorson who h,s Aocn deel.y,d
entitled 70 rccc;vr nrn.;o, un
dor the lava of this Stuo shall
have been omitted, hy anv accident
from the nronrr lists !, shall In tho
duty Of tho Slata hoard Of ponsions
to allow, and the duty Of tho comm
tro]lcr uonerol to issno his warrant
for. tho amount Of tho pcns;,,n tn
which such person would hnvo brpn
ontitlnl said nmo,n. IN ho ,,,;a o,t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
W ,I.nAtit'S SEMI-CnN iENNI,I.
II IN To Bn Made u TIibutr to Gen. John
A. WrErner
Waihnlln l["owcu C3urior.)

(Waihalla K"owco Courior.)
Tho executive comm;tirr Of tho
semi centennial is constantly in ro-
cript Of encouraging letters from
various points, promising co.opcra-
tiou in tho work and iinunciaI AID.
Thoro is no douh, now thu: the semi
centennial is an assured SUCCESS,
and the monument fund, taking the
l"ttors from abroad and the favorable
sentiment at homo as an index, will
bo amply sufficient for the erection
Of Il largo and handsome memorial
shaft.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06

he served, and at the time aud place
of reoeiving tho wound, and showing
that neither he nor his wifo is in To-
oeipt Of tho income Ra hefainaltar
speaIiiad Nhd shoWlHE furtanr, The
tina aud place Of rasl>lanca within
the st"te by tho aprlieant bueh
application shull bo verified ky The
applicant, rnado before any ollcer in
the State authorized to administer
oaths, and shall ho accompanied by
the affidavit Of ono or more cred.
liable witnesses, stating that they
knew the applicant was soldier or
sailor or tho wife OF such, rs the case
may be, and boliovc the allegations
made in the application to be true:
Provided, That said application shall
show that tho applicant is not draw
ing Il pousion in any other State.
Sec 6. Such application shall also
bo verified by IL certificate of tho au-
ditor of the county in which the :p.
plicant resides, showing amount Of
tax return, anil that lis income does
exceed the amount stated, and that
he j. not possessed of sufficient prop.
orty to produce such income; and it
shall bc tho dutv Of tho auditor TO
furnish such certificates, if he shall
SO find the facts, without foo or
charge.
Sec I. Ir each county OF the State
the said "ppIica!ion shall DO submit
ted to y beard composed Of four OK
Confcd'o'r soldiers or sailors (to DO
chosen IS Hereinafter provid"a), who
shall not h' ii"l'i"FH o. or applicants
for pension, and a regularly prnc-
ticing physician to be- nelccted by
then, which snid five persons shall
constitute tho county pension board.
They shall meet on tho ID Monday
of January each year, and shall exam
inc ench applicant under therules and
regulations prescribed by tho State
board Of pensioners. After first bo'
ing duly sworn, fairly and impartial
~ to discharge tho duties OF their Of
nee ana aitor S"ld oaths TO duly
hled IN tho othce OF the clerk OF
co"r'' mo sald county pension board
shall proceed with the discharge OF
'he ouCles imposed upon them, and
snail certity 'helr approval to the
ota'e ooaro or pensions, glVing IN
oetail the reasons which influenced
them to grant or oppose each appli-
cation' accompanied by all the owl
dence oy which they made their do
clslohs'
oec' Q. four members OF said
oo"ro snail constitute TIC quorum.
~ majority or the members OF the
ooara present may determine any
matter presented to them, subject,
however, 10 right OF the State
ooaro' AS soon as SUCH county
BOARD completes Its list rs above, CIV
ing INC names OF the pensioners, their
residences and amounts per month
70 "hlch they are entltlod' they shall
cer'i'y tne same TO the State board
OF pensioners TO be reviewed by
them' Inc compensation OF the mem
oers OF the board shall DO w per day
Tor o"ch DAYS service not exceeding
however, hVe DAYS service IN any
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06
LADYSMITH FREE AT LAST.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-06

axe Hi1ZfA, Y KunrdirI. iiny0 cared
lTs&SR 4 many Thousand Gu Ses
called hopeless In ten
laya at lcns. wothirds OF all symptoms r0mov.
I'd. TessiWonals AND TEN DAYS treatment free
DR.. u. D. GREEn'3 SONS. Boa X, AtlaAto, Ga
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

1naozniejs.ej sunny, kt6ra bedziemy
mogli obr6oi6 ma leps.e procenta. Ia
strzeaonem jest W konstytuoji, Ae kapi.
tai ten mole tylko bye uayty ma kupno
nieruchomosci Tub ma hipoteki.
Towar1ystwo nas.s kohozy jua pierw.
sly rok swego istnienia ! prawie kaady
z mas, kt6ry W zeszlym roku myslal, 70
mu niepodobnem jest oszozed.i6 jedne.
60 dolara naa tydzieh, gdya jego faro
bek ma to ME dozwala, jest dis panem
POI setki, a ilez to moae mie6 "a kilka
lat?
Il dniem 6 lutego 1900 r. towarzys.
two to otwiera nowa serje, zapras.amy
wieo rodakow, a mianowicie tyoh, kt6.
rym sic zdaJe, 20 ME 50 W stanie oder
wac jednego dolara ma tydzieh cd swe.
60 zarobku, gdys jest i tax juz dosy6
s~zozuPay, by sprobowali sie zapisa6 i
wziac jedne akoje, a zobaosa, ae prey
osaozednosoi beda go mogli odkladac, a
gdy sic do tego przyzwyozaja, dojda W
niedalekiej przysziosci do lepszego by
tn.
Zatem do dzieia rodaoy, laczoie sic z
nami, gromadzOie kapital, gdya przez
polePszenie osobistsgo dobrobytu 20.
lePszamy imie i wyrabiamy znaozenie
oa3ej kolonji polskiej W Newarku, NJ.
Posiedzenia Polskiego Budowniozego
Towarzystwa odbywaja sic W kaady
wtorek wiecz6r, cd godziny 8 do 8 eli,
pod mr.. % S. Orange ave.
J6Sef Ja6sohski, prezes.
Sc. Lewandouski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Il Cleveland, o.
NODe ~tOUdrzustacO

Dnia 17go grudnia +. z. odbylo sic
p~ierwsze walne zebranie ma ~p6lnoonej
stronie miasts pod mr.. $50 St. Clair ul.
W oelu za}ozenia towarzystwa Korony
Polskiej. Zapisa}o sic zaraz IL oz}on
k6w, a ma drugiem posiedzeniu zapisa-
10 sic 3. Towarzystwa tego zamiarem
jest wsparoie W chorobie i wstapienie
W szeregi u. N. p, DO to jest najwiek-
sza l najPozyteozniejsza organizaoja
polska W Ameryce, kt6ra jua wielu
wdowom i sierotom reke poda}a. Many
nadzieje, IL Il. N. P. ME odmowi temu
towarzystwu p~rzyjecia W W szeregi.
w kr6tkim ozasie towarzystwo nasze
wzrosnie obicie, oho6 teraz nan Jest
trudno, DO kazdy poozatek jest oieaki.
Ale skoro zostanie przyjete do zwiazku
i kazdy otrzyma organ s~wiazkowy, to
powiemy: w imie Boga, zwalczym
wrogs, odbierzem kraj swojl
Musimy tn mad mienic, IL sic znalezli
pewni panowie, kt6rzy mas b1otsm OBJ.
rzucaja, a So TO taoy, kt6rzy u. N. P.
ME znajs, ale i oni beda radzi j~eszoze
wstapic do Zwiazku, a p6zniej prey
znaja sami, ze niewinnie mas oczerniali.
Naszym obowiazkiem Jest, jake zwiaz-
kowcy, starac sic o rozw6j u. N. P.
~Posiedzenia tego towarzystwa beda sic
odbywaly W hall wyzej wypienionei.
Ktoby sobie zyczy} wstapic Tub ma po-
s&uchanie obrad przybyc, tego uprzej-
mie prosimy.
M. Uzikowski,
w. Revolt,
L. Serwatka
z~a1ozyoiele.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Notatki.

zurichu (Szwajoarja) odbyl sic
zjazd uczacej sic m}odziezy polskiej
~zagranica. Pomimo oslabienia, 20 ciez-
kiej o%horobie, jaka przeby} niedawno,
zjawil sic ma p~osiedzeniu zjazdu czci-
godny p~u}kownik Mi}kowski i przemo.
viii ~drzacym g}osem do m}odziezy,
jej cbowiszki, jake ma
do spe1nienia wzgledem Ojozyzny.
Przem6wienie to ~zaxofozyi nastepuja.
cemi siowy:
,,Sila Polski spoozywa W ludzie - 81
Ia martwa, do ozywienia kt6rej s1uayc
ma kapitai wiedzy, pozostajaoy W roz
porzadzeniu uozacej sic W wyzszych
zak1adaoh naukowych m}odziezy. Il
zespolenia kapitalu tego z owa Ska wy.
niknie zbawienie Polski. Ku zespole-
niu przeto temu miodziez dazy6 powin-
ma, W duchu lynn ksztalcic sic i przy-
spossbiac. Czy czyni tor Czyni, ale
niestety ME wszystka. Wszakze wy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Co sfycha6?
4 Meriden, Conn.
Wybo7y.

'SNVS
Tow. sw. Stanis}awa B. i M. odbylo
roczne p%osiedzenie dnia 7 styoznia r. b.
zaraz pc sumie, W hall szkolnej prey
kosciele sw. Stsnis}awa i wybra}o ma
stepujacy zarzad:
Prezes - ). Swiatek; wioeprezes -
j. Ksczmarski; kasjer - J. Nowak; Sc.
kretarz K. Krajewski; wioesekretarz
- FIR. Podgorski; do ohoragwi kosoiel-
mel - A. Nozehski; podohorazowie: b.
Markowski i Ant. Lepak; do ohoragwi
amerykahskiej - K. Szymafski; mar
szalek M. Fereno; opiekunowie ka
sy j kontrolerzy - J. Smietana i J. Py.
EEK; o~piekunowie choryoh - A.. Brys,
St. KAMA; odz wierny - J. Panek.
X. Krajewski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
OdpOwiedZi Redakcii.

Oh. S. K. W Chicago. - Pred
sejmem nadohodzilo lyle k~oresponden.
cyj ! glosow przedsejmowych, ie obec-
ME niemozebnem Jest przypomniec So
bic, o ktora wiasoiwie Panu ohodzi.
Prosimy wiec nadeslsc jeszoze rag, a
jezeli bedzie odpowiednis, to umiesoi-
my.
- %. S. T. W st. Paul. - wiersz
nadeslany ME nadaje sic do pZgody".
Wywolalby znow niepotrzebne kwasy.
- OBJ. K. K. W St. Louis. ,,Sen
Powstahoa" bardzo slaby. Rymy ia
kie jsk: darninie - oko{omnie, reszta
= basata, przerazliwym = straszliwym
- ME uchodza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Il YOnkers, N. Y.
Bal maSEODu.

Panic polskie W Yonkers, N. Y. DO.
stanowily urzadzic bal maskowy ma Gel
zakupienia sztandaru polskiego Ola tow.
bratniej pomooy Gwiazda Wolnosoi, gr.
263 Il. N. P. Wszystkie sasiednie to.
w~srzystwa i grupy zwiaskowe So pro-
szone o poparcie tel zabawy i 5ranie
udzialu W niej in oorpore re wzgledu
ma jej Gel szlachetny.
Marj0 Mikiewicz, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Il Newark, N. j.
Too. Budoaonicze.

Grono polakow, zamieszkaiych W ma.
seem miescie, ~zalozyio tn W r. z. kase
oszczednosOi i poz~yczkows pod nazwa:
Polskie Budownicze T~owarzystwo, kto.
rego zassdy So n~astepujsce: Kszdy
czionek, chcacy nalezec do Tow, must
wziasc jedna akcje i opiaoac takowa 20
jednym dolarze ma tydzieh.
Pieniadze te sa skladane t~ymozasowo
do banku ma maiy prooent, az dojda do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

Me lyle jednak towarzystwa So win
ne upadkowi u mas teatru amatorskie
go, lie sami anatomy, kt0rzy raz, dru-
81 p~ozvskawszy oklaski publicznosci,
wyobrazaja sobie, re So naprawde ar
tystami i re wszystko i'm uchodzi. Me
tylko vice re ME mysla O nauczeniu sic
rol ma panied, ale nawet ME chca "a
stanowic sic mad znaczeniem sztuki,
charakterami osob, kt0re maja pred
stawiac. Co ich to obchodzi? Oni VIE
dza, re bez wzgledu ma to, czy dobrze
czy lie grat beda, mazda W pismach
naszych wzmianki, wynoszace ich pod
niebiosy.
Coz wiec d~ziwnego, re ma dziesieciu
amatorow, przynajmniej dziewieciu
przypuszcza, re mogliby wystepowa6
ma pierwszorzednej scenic, gdy w RE
czywistosci lyle maja pojecia o grze
prawdziwej, co SLEEPY o kolorach!
Bezwatpienia nalezy sic pob}azliwie
zapatrywaG ma gre amator6w, boo ME
So oni artystami fachowymi, ale ME
czynic znow zadnej roznicy pomiedzy
gra dobra a z}a, wychwala6 wszystkich
be- kohca, rycza@towo i przez to wyra-
biac zarozumiafosc oraz gIupia dune
nawet u takich ludzi, ktorzy PREY cd
~powiedniem k~ierownictwie mogliby wy
kszta}cic sic Ma. dobrych artystow ME
godzi sic!
Faktu, re Ia upadek teatr0w nasz ych
amatorskich pisma nasze 81 wielce cd
powiedzialne, ME ola sic z~aprzeczyt.
Wezmy przyk}ad. Niedawno grano
W Chicago sztuke rzewna i pe}na g4eb-
g}ebszych mysli. Anatomy jednak, ME
zrozumiawszy jej, przerobiIi ia ma We
sofa farse pe}na podrygow smiechu.
Pomimo to nastepnego dnia przeczy-
talismy W jednem z pism naszych taxa
recenzje: Pan X i PAM Y. odegrali
swe role z pr~zejeciem sic i zapa}em
rzadko u mas spotykanym. Rezyserja
anatomy zas}uguja ma wyjatkowe po-
chwa{y".
Wobec tego pytamy, czy amatorzy,
bioracy udzia} w tel s~ztuce, ME obraza
sic, gdy kto i'm powie, re lie grail, re
ME pojeli r6l swoich? Czy anatomy
CT ME beda zbyt pewni sii swoich ma
przysz}osc?
Otto So w krotkosci p~rzyczyny, kt0re
P~owoduja upadek naszych teatrow "a
matorskich i wykolejaja amator6w.
Gas wielki, zaprawde, ably ten smut
ny stan rzeczy naprawiG, jezeli ME
chcemy, by jeden z najgi6wniejszych
.czynnikow, utrzymujacych ma obczyz-
ME poczucie ~}acznosci z PoIska i jezyk
polski a czynnikiem tym jest teatr
amatorski ME upad{ W bardzo krot-
kim c~zasie!
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zas many dad robote partaoka, to lepiej
ME danny MIC!
Prsytem ME ohodzi tn o to, bysmy
tworzyli MOVIE projekty, ale by do dzie}a
roSpoczstego jus W Warszawie, dolozyc
nasza oegieike ola w~ykazania ~laoznosoi
naszej Z krajem.
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"Straz" ~prOpOnuje, ably zamiast zlo.
zenia pc oenoie ma dar cd narodu ola
Henryka Sienkiewicza, polaoy W Anne.
ryce poslali mu album, ma kt6re z1ozy-
fyby sic fotogrsfje naszyCh k~osciolow,
szkos, fabryk, ozytelni, biblictek, zakla.
dow wiekszyCh Jednem slowem -
obraz tego wszystkiego, co swiadozy o
zyoiu narodowem.
Bardzo piekny projekt, ale pomija.
JAG juz to, ze podzisl nasz ma obozy,
nigdyby ME pozwoli} utworzyc jakiej
takisj o%aiosoi, ozego mielismy dowod
podozas wystawy Lwowskiej - zasta
nowic sic warto mad kosztami tego wy
dawnictwa. 30 album take, jezeli ma
stanowic pamiatke wieoznotrwala, kosz.
towac bedzie kilkaset dolsr6w. Jezeli
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Jezeli tax ciezko idzie ia praoa lex.
ka, przygotowawcza, to jake posz1oby,
gdyby nadeszia juz pora do poswieoeh,
do ozyn6w?
Otto odzywa sic do mas CLOS poteany,
zadajaoy cd mas praoy ~wspolnej ola
wywalozenia niepodleg1osoi Polsoe.
Potrzeba tn armji calej praoownik6w
gorliwyoh j ~chetnyoh. Gdziez ich szu
kac jezeli ME W szeregaoh m}odziezyP
A ia m}odziez spi!
Bodajby nadszedi jaknajpredzej ozas
przebudzenia!
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Praoa mad projektem novel konsty.
tuoji ola naszego Zwiazku zosta}a juz
ukohozona. Wobeo tego Prezes zarz.
Cent?. postanowil zwo}a6 ma dzieh 5 lu-
tego komisje w%yznaczona przez Ssjm
XIII ola przejrzenia p~rojektu, poczem
z~ostanie zwoiany Sejm Nadzwyozajny.
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Piszac o zawieszeniu wydawniotwa
tygodniowego ,Sztandaru", ,Gazeta
Pittsburgska" tax sic wyraza:
,,Smuoi mas ten fakt z tego powodu,
re swiadozy on woale niepoohlebnie o
zywotnosoi n~aszej m}odzieAy. TAX,
bardzo smutny to objaw, Ae gsono, zlo-
Zone z kilkuset mlodziezy ME by}o W
stanie utrzymac organu w~}asnej orga
~nizaoji, ze ME ~znalaz{o wsr6d siebie
dose oiarnosoi energji, ably pismo to
podtrzymac materjalnie j moralnie, ae
wsrod kilkuset ozlonk6w ME znalaz}o
sic esyt takioh, kt6rzyby w}asny or
gan wspierali materjalnie, a ktorzy mo-
gil j umieli, ME z%asilali tego pisma ar.
tykusami, by waasny organ zrobio vie.
oeJ interesujaoym | pozytecznym".
Pomimo to, ze-naszem zdaniem -
~"Sztandar" wypeani swoja misje rownie
dobrze, wyohodzao miesiecznie. must.
my przyznac zupelna raoje nGazecie
Pittsburgskiej". Dose przypomniec
skargi, jake ozytamy W organic Zwiaz-
ku Soko3ow' tam obojetnos6 og6lu
msodziezy zabija szlaohetne usi{owania
kilkudziesieoiu dzielnych pracownikow
Sokolstwa.
Dokoaa widsimy zycie rozwijajaoe sic
W pefoi, tetniaoe zywo, a tylko m{o.
dziez polsko .amerykahska spi!
Czyja to wilma?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

Juz rae skrewilismy, gdy og}oszono
skfsdki ma pomnik Miokiewicza W War.
szawie. Caly nar6d poni6s} sw6j grosz
wdowi, a zanim mysmy sic namyslili -
pomnik stanai i p~olonja ameryka6ska
swieciaa ~nieobecnosois W wykazaoh
sk{adek.
Powtarzamy wieo, ze ME ohodzi tn o
dar speciality, ME chodzi tn O sunny
wielkie' ale o to. bysmy nasss iacsnosc
z krajem wykazali, DO to Jest naszym
obowiazkiem!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

dale z posr6d siebie praoownik6w wiel.
oe poAyteoznyoh. Wymienia6 ioh ME
wolno z wyjatkiem jednego, kt6rego
smierc wyzwoli}a Z pod moskiewskiego
dozoru. Jest MIN byly sluohaoz poll
teohniki zuryohskiej, Boleslaw Hirsz-
feld". Wym6wiwszy nazwisko to, pu3k.
Mi}kowski zawola}:
"Hirszfeld6w takich dawajoie nam
jak najwieoej! w warunkaoh obeo-
nyoh byl to wielki polak".