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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
10000 MEN WILL WORK.
Signing Of Scale between Iron Indus
s..ss tries and Warkman

Cincinnati, Sept. 25. The confer
e .rce committee Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Work
ers and of the manufacturers has
signed the wage scale that will be eff
fectlve until July, 1901. AS soon as
the scale was signed messages were
sent in all directions ordering fires
built at once. ALI mills will start as
soon as possible. This decision means
employment to over 10000 working
men, who have been idle since June,
awaiting the adjustment of their
wage scale. The wage conference com
mittee of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton. of Iron and Steel Workers has
had live different conferences with
their manufacturers, at New Yorl,
Detroit, Indianapolis, Youngstown and
this city. While neither side got
what they wanted, both sides felt
relieved when the scale was signed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
Martial Law Ended,

Galveston. Sept. ssl The first train
arrived here yesterday. Trains are
coming and going slowly, put stead
lily. More people are arriving than
are departing. The building of the
temporary bridge two and one-halt
miles long, is one of the most re-
markable achievements in construc.
ture work in the history of the wdrlS,.
The freight situation will now ad.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
cha mberlain STA m. T..n..

London, Sept. 20. Joseph Chambers
lain, secretary of state for the COLI
onies, in letter to a unionist can-l
didate for parliament, says:
I'm my opinion the principal issues
of the next general election are the
merits of the war in South Africa5
and the nature OF the settlement
which is to insure us against any re-
currence OF danger to our posses
sions in South Africa"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Anger, wrote the great historian,
Clarendon, is the most important pas
sion that accompanies the mind Of
man; it effects nothing it goes about,
and hurts the man who is possessed
,Spy It more than the other against
whom 1t is directed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Berlin, Sept. 21.--A special dispatch
to the Lokal Anzeiger, describing the
capture and burning, September 11.
of LANG Hang Hsiea, southwest Of
Peking, by a German raval battalion.
accompanied by forty Bengal lancers,
says the foreign force faced 5000
Boxers and number of Chinese reg.
sulErs. the enemy losing $50 killed
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
ENGLISH LEADERS SPEAK.

The queens government should be
supported by a strong parliamentary
Majority as the only means of con
vincing the inhabitants of the con
quered South Africa territories that
there is no hope of diverting the gov
eminent from their policy of resist
ance or agitation Premier Salisbury.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
AWnIdersee Arrives.

Hong Kong, Sept. 9.Field Mar
shal Count Waldersee, colnmander-in-
chief of the international forces in.
China, has arrived here.
The distance from New York I'd
San Francisco by water, around Cape
Horn. is 1860 miles. BY the Isfhm-
ian canal the distance between the
same points would be 4,9O7 mileg-a
saving of 1898 miles.
Husband-I see they're advertising
bargains in patent medicines at KAtt J
& Prices drug store. Wife-Isrl
that too aggravating There isn't
thing the matter2with us.
Before Christianity was intro
ed into India, lepers were hhuma
treated. Food and media Il
ment were denied them,
many cases they were buried
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Carbolic acid, which is so much used
as a dressing for wounds and skin
troubles, is dangerous remedy. Many
instances are known in which morti,
fcation, with consequent loss Of fin
gers and toes, has resulted from the
application of cloths moistened in
weak solutions of the drug, and physi-
clans are beginning to cry out against
this practice.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
5RockhillB Start. for p.,.,n.

Nen Tsin, Sept, 10, via Shanphai.
Sept. 19.-William Woodville Rock,
hill, special representative of the
United States to China, has left for
Peking. In an Interview before leay.
ing he said he did not expect to re.
main there more than few DAYS. q.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

BY the new Pollak and Virag sys-
tenn Of rapid telegraphy, message Of
22O words was recently transmitted
between Berlin and Pest in Hungary
IN nine seconds, or at the rate Of $500
words per hour. The message is
{ written by point Of light reflected
0ms swinging mirror at the receiv-
81 end upon q roll Of sensitized pa
per. II modification OF the Morse al
phabet is used. and the message IL put
upon the wire by means OF a strip of
perforated paper running over a
wheel and controlling the electric con.
facts.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Like fakes OF snow that fall upper
ceived upon the earth, says Jeremy
Taylor. the seemingly untmportant
events of life succeeded one another.
AS the snow gathers together, so are
our habits formed. No single flake
that is added to the pile produces a
sensible change; no single action cre-
ates, however 1t may exhibit, mans
character.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

In single year the work of a gen.
GRAFTON g. in uniting the Dutch and Eng
l1sh in South Africa has been undone
and not even in ireland has the race
problem been more miserablv n;s.
handled John Morley.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
CYCLONES DEADLY WORK.
Eight Killed and Many Missing In q
MINI esOtA Town. ".

Faribault, Mimi, Sept. 25.-Meager
details have just reached here of a
terrible catastrophe which visited the
village of Morristown, ten miles west
of here. The village was struck by a
cyclone, and a barn was raised in the
air and dropped directly on top of
Paul Gates saloon, where sixteen
people took refuge from the storm.
The saloon collapsed, and all occu-
pants were buried in the debris. AT
present it is said that seven dead
bodies and four injured persons have
been taken from the ruins.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Japan, which has surprised the west
en- world by its progress in modern
material civilization, is not behind in
some of the branches of science which
are cultivated rather for themselves
than for their utility in everyday af-
fairs In astronomy, for instance, the
Japanese are trying to keep abreast
with their European and American
competitors, and it is announced that
two Of the three most recently discov-
cred asteroids were found by Mr..
Hirayama Of the observatory OF Toxic,
using the distinctively modern method
of photography which has displaced
eye observation in the search for such
family luminous objects.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
ThIrty-ffye K,lled.

DuN, Bohemia, Sept. el.-An expio.
sion occurred at the Frisch Glncl,
mine. Nirty-fve persons were killed,
fifteen injured and five. are MISSING
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

The Grow Indians of Montana are
emulating the whites in enterprise
and industry. They have constructed
a system of irrigation for their farms,
on which they raise much wheat; have
one -four mill in operation and are
building another in distant part Of
the reservation. They are rich in
,focks and herds. and dispose Of many
cattle and horses and much farm pro-
sduce to buyers. More than all, they
have recently entered into contract
with the United States government to
supply the Cheyenne Indians with
flour. This is the first instance of
government contract being awarded to
Indians to "blanketed Indians" at
least. OF course the fact does not sig
nify that all Indians may be taught
to be enterprising; but it does forbid
us to think that they are all incapable
Of Improvement.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

The only saloon in Geauga county,
Ohio, has just been all blished. It was
located at Thompson the citizens of
which place, by a vq e of $50 to sew
enty, decided that Il ~ did not want
the drink dispeasarJ
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
Cookers Bets.

New York, Sept. 20. Richard Croker
has bet, upsto the present, $50, 1000 to
about $225,0o0 that Bryan will be
elected. This information was OBJ
tanned from the most authoritative
sources, and was announced when
Mr.. Croker visited democratic state
headquarters in the st. James build
ing. l. VIZ
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Before starting in to lick China sin
gle handed the Kaiser might do we'll
TO make study of England's tussle
with the Beers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27
.. = null, rsbl,.her.
S. a penny Will buy twenty times a.
much nourishment In the shape Of oat-
meal as In the form Of beef.

Meat has been preserved in frozen
state for thirty years, and found per-
Nectly eatable at the end OF that time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

The showing made by the Duke Of
manchester in the bankruptcy court
renders his marriage to girl with .
bank account imperative.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

& Madrid, Sept. IS. Marshal Arsenic
Martinez de Campos, the greatest
Spanish general of his time, died Sum.
day morning at Zarauz, near San Sc.
bastian.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

Consumptives are to have an ,iso-
lated hospital on Blackwell's inland,
New York. Commissioner John w.
Keller has long been working for this
Improvement. They arr to get the
Insane wards, occupants Of the latter
being apportioned among various state
hospitals.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

The governments conduct Of the
South African war has exposed Eng
land to humiliation unparalleled since
the American war.-Lord Roseberv
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-27

unesToDDeTS as much as the people of
Clare. The dial and portion Of the
vault door were blown through the
front window of the bank, across the
seventy foot street and through a
window of a hotel. The noise awak-
ened every one in town and fright
ened the robbers, who made good
their escape, but without a penny
of the expected booty. The thieves
overlooked small safe outside that
might have been easily entered and
which contained $1,000 in gold. The
vault and building were badly dam
aged. No clew.
Expert Accountant Kierulff has
completed thorough examina ton of
the accounts in the johnson county
treasurer's Office and the approximate
total shortage is made public. AS a
result Of the last investigation an
other shortage of $1,s9O.ss is discoy-
cred during the years of 1892, 1898 and
1894. The complete Investigation
covers a period since the beginning
or Mr.. Makers first term in 1892 until
the present time and during this
period $12,426.Ol has been lost to the
county. All but 81, S9O.ss of the short
age has been covered by cash by both
Mt. Cherry and Mr.. Maher.
-Four masked men entered the Mimi
eapolis & st. Louis passenger station
at Fort Dodge a few nights ago and
at the point of revolyers compelled
the night agent, Ray Tomlinson, to
open the safe. They secured about
$25, some valuable papers and the
agents gold watch. They then locked
Mr.. Tomlinson in box car and es-
capped. They are Thought to be the
same gang which attempted to rob the
bank at Clare.
n George McElroy, the oldest residen.
OF Central Iowa, died at Eldora at
the age of 81. He had lived under
the administration of all the presi-
dents except Washington and Adams.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

fundusze ma kcrzyec ,.zagrozonych"
przez polakow gmin czcskich, a p.
Horzica ME przestawai wygiaszac
zdan o przewrotnosci polak6w
i cierpieniach uciskanych przez
mich czech6w slazak6w.
Nastafa era Badeniego, zapano-
waia sztuczna milosc czesko-polska
i Cieszyhskiem mniej sic zajmo-
wano. Mlodo-czesi, 60 prawda, ME
z~aprzestali swej roboty czechiza-
torskiej ma miejscu, ale prasa pol
ska tlumiia rozpaczliwe krzyki sla-
zak6w i starala sic wash czesko-
polska W Cieszyhskiem zabic mil
czeniem. Tylko cd do zas
przedostawalo sic do prasy demo-
kratycznej jakies echo wracej tam
walk.
DIS, kiedy %sojusz czesko-polski
W parlamencie wiedenskim poszedf
W strzepy, propaganda czechlza-
torska W Cieszyhskiem znowu zwra-
ca ma siebie uwage prasy galicyJ-
skiej, znowu pisma polskie poczy-
naja sic gorszyc ,,braterska' GO
spodarka miodo-czechow W Gle
szynskiem i myslec o sposobach
zapobiezenia jei. l czeskie i pol
skie dzienniki konserwatwne pro-
buja sprawe zaiagodzic pokojowo,
kiedy ma samym Slazku Mkt juz o
ten ME mysli, a Clos ludu slaz-
kiego," organ miodej, demokratycz-
ME usposobionej intelligence pol
skiej W Cieszynskiem, wypowiada
czechom wake ma caiej linji.
(Dokonczenie nastapi.)
LEON WASILEwSKI.
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ego pazlz. Cd OBJ. A. Pardon, sekre
tsrsa grupy No. $50 z Jersey City,
N. Y. sebrane na balu Tow. Jana
Sobieskiego So 5
9go pszdz. Cd OBJ. NJ. Lssih.
skiego podk. Sksrbu " De.
troit, Mich, asbrsnych pod.
czss przyjecis pol Miikow.
skiego u up. Zoltowskioh
doll. S25.27. Podczas prry.
jeois pub. ma hall $22.60.
Posostaiych pienied,v
wisfoa .laurowego 1915.
Rasem 51.62
ego pads. riotons "a rsce DR..
L. Ssdowskiego, Q zebra.
nych pa bsnkieoie, urzsdIo.
nym ma osesc pui. Miikow.
skiego " Pittsburgu, Pa. COOS
Zebrsnyoh a. wiscu urss.
dsonym ns przyjeoie puik.
Pittsburgh, Pa. s3288.
Cd OBJ. Lenard " Pittsbur-
90, Pc. ssbrsnych ma wsss.
Ia Jsk6bs Juglot " Mckee.
sport, Pa. $40
ego pals. Oh OBJ. Wr6blew.
skisgo, sekr. grupy 254 "
Pittsburgh, Pc. seskssbonki 3.53
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Czytamy W ,,Robotniku":

VI pobytu puikownika u. Milkow.
skiego W Filadelfji pozostsio do dis
dnia echo niezbyt wesoiej pamieci.
Speciality komitet z Is towarzystw
polskich zajmowsi sic przyjeciem
goscia. Wszystko pieknie szio j glad.
ko, az dopiero PREY wypiacie male.
zysosci w~ynikiych z przyjecia pull.
kowpiks, wyszly ma Jaw roznego 70.
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KRUGER
w Europe.

Gdy pred paroma miesiacami
starry, ociezaly, jak 90 przedstawiaja
ilustracje, Pawei Kruger, prezy-
dent Transwaalu, opuscii swa kwa-
tere polowq pod Maagersdorpem,
przekroczyf granice dzielaca Trans
wal cd posiadiosci portugalskiej i
stanal W porcie Lorenzo Marques,
pod opiekq flagi portugalskiej -
Totem bfyskawicy rozbiegia sic pc
swiecie wiesc drwiaca, r~ozpuszczo-
IA przez anglikow, re starry Krue-
ger stchorzyi, ME wytrwai do koh-
Ca, opuscif wiernych borrow, i, "a
brawszy gruby majatek W ~zlocie,
uda sic zapewne do Europy ola
zazywania blogiego spokoju.
u jednej strony drwili tax angli-
cy re starcgo Kruegera, a z drugiej
unosili sic radoscia z jego wyjazdu,
DO wiedzieli, re wplyw moralny, wy
wierany przez niego ma borrow, byf
ogromny. Wolali wiec radosnie:-
Wojna skonczona, starego Kruege-
ra juz niema! Niema juz komu Ia
staple Jouberta i Cronjego.
L uwierzyf SWAT tym siowom
handlarzy angielskich. Niemal re
wstydem wyznawano sobie, re spo-
dziewano sic wiecej po starym pre-
zydencie Transwaalu i razem z an
glikami powtarzano, choc ME z ra-
doscia, IA smutkiem: - Wojna
skonczona, boerzy pobici.
Pc nicjakim atoli czasie zaczely
nadchodzic z Afryki poludniowej
wiesci pocieszajqce. Spoczywaja-
cy ma laurach anglicy %przekonali
sic, re jednak boerzy broni ME zfo-
zyli jeszcze. Tu prezydent Oranji
Steyn wylania sic maggie re swym
oddzialem i ma terytorjum angiel-
skiem niszczy linje kolejowa,
owdzie jenerai De Wet znosi szwa-
dron highlandcr6w Tub przejmuje
ob6z 2 zywnoscia, gdzicindziei jc-
neral Botha niepokoi W zajetei
przez angiikow osadzie zaloge an
gielska, a eaten wojna, lubo juz
ME regularna, wielkiemi masami
prowadzona, a p~artyzancka, dory-
VEGA trivia W n~ajlepsze.
Zaczeto wowczas spostrzegac, re
wyjazd Kruegera ME byi hasiem
do zlozenia broni przcz borrow, "a
czcto podejrzewac, ze ten wyjazd
do Lorenzo Marques j przyjecie
goscinnosci ma krzyzowcu holen-
dcrskim. ofiarowanym mu przez
rad holenderski ola dokonania DO
drozy do Europy ME byly tcho-
rzOwska ucieczkq W fanfare uzy-
cia biogiego spokoju zdala od an
glik6w. Powoli, powoli postac So
dzlwego patrJoty transwaalsklego
otoczyf zn6w nimb sympatji i
wsp6lczucia. Domyslano sic, ~
Kruger opuseii krai sw6j wi
docznie Y zamiarem scisle okreslo-
nym, ME dlatego, by sic zachod6w
dalszych wyrzec, a przeciwnie, by
Ola ojczyzny swej ma innem, bar
dziej Ola niego odpowiedniem polu,
niz pole bitwy, pracowac.
Dzisiaj domysl ten okazal sic
trafnym.
Widzimy jasno, ze Kruger o.
puscil kraj sw6j ME 2 tch6rzostwa,
ale by lacniej sledzic przcbieg "a
chod6w p. p. Fishera, Wolmaransa
j Wesselsa, wyslanych, jak wiado-
mo, W misji dyplomatycznej do
Europy j Ameryki przcz rzeczypo-
spolite Poiudniowo-A frykahskic i
by bye W pogotowiu, gdyby sic
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Ma innem miejscu podsjsmy Gle.
kawy artykui p. t. Budzenie sic lu.
du ma Slasku. Przekonaja sic z ME.
60 czytelnicy, re nawet W owym
ma}ym zakatki Polski, cd tylu vie.
kow ~podlegiym wpiywowi niemcow
] %czechow, lud polski ma dobre upo-
nina sic juz o swoje prawa narodo-
we.
Czy wobec takich faktow mozemy
obawiac sic, ze zskazy j przeslsdo-
wanna zgniota narodowosc naszs?
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ZGODA.

poczyneu, ruszs ma p~ielgrzymke
daleka, by bronic praw braci swych
zgnebionych i z ojczyzny wyzu-
tych.
Daj Boze takich Krueger6w, Oh
czyznie n~aszej, Polsce.
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Rssem $234.93
Stan kasy 1 pazdz. 1900 $21.963.25

Stan kasy l listop. l90Or. $22.19S.18
.Wyraznied wissois trzyd.iesci c.ts.
~ dol. i die wie6dziesist trsy oenty
wysialem ma rece dyrektora Museum
Narodowego Pol. W Rapperswylu,
OBJ. ]. Gaie.owskiego, 85 Boulevard
Malesherbes, Paris, France.
Uoaga. Oh. A. Dulihski = Chi.
cago ofarowai ma Skarb jedne akoje
rD.ienniks Narodowego", w~artosoi
$1,000. ktors ma rsohunek Skarbu
zatrzymuje tymozasowo jako depozyt.
Dr.. IL. Sadocski,
Kom. Skarbu Mar. Polls. ma Stany
Zjsdnocz. Am. Pom.
Pittsburg. d. 81 listopada 1905 I.
Wszysskis pisma polskis upras.s
sic o powt6rzenie ninisjszego sprs-
wozdanis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

SPrawe organu, ktoryby bronii
wobec swiata interesow narodowosci
uciemiezonych, poruszona przez mas
W poprzednim 9 ,,Zgody'.
Podniosi .,Dziennik Narodowy".
Wstrzymujemy sic cd powtorzenia
dzisiaj jego zdania, DO ozekamy ma
dalsze gfosy prasy, by gee to ONO
vic j~eszcze obszerniej.
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dzaju brudoe sprawki. P~ominawszy
juz fakt, Re ma u~trzymanie pu}kow.
nika zaaadano 3 dolarow dziennie,
ten sam rpatrjota' ~wystawii rachu-
mex ma Is dolarow "a wypite trunki
W jego domu podczas odwiedzin pui.
kownika. Znalezli sic pomiedzy
cz}onkami komitetu tax niskiego TO-
dzsju PATRIOT. ae "a najdrobniejsze
Przysiugi kazali sobie paacic z kasy
publicznej, Szklsnka piwa, wypits
z Puikownikjem, albo jazda koleja
slektryczna do pulkownika, znalaz{y
sic ma raohunku, ktory towsrzystwa
j oga polonji obecny ma balu, mu-
sialy zapaaciG. Nowy ten rodzaj pa
trjotyzmu ME podobs} sic naszym to-
warzyssom, to tea skarcili 60 oni ma
Posiedzeniu grup " nalezyty sPo-
Sob.
Czyzby to by}o prawda? Jeaeli
tax, to istotnie potspienia godni So
owl ppatrjoci", CO nawet ma gosciu
swoim pragna robic business.
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Move ksiqzki dla uzytku
grup So juz zam6wione i beda
wysfane grupom pred przy-
szfym Nowym Rokiem.
Blizsze objasnienie tyczace
sic tych ksiazek bedzie poda-
ne W nastepnym numerze
,,Zgody".
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severy Zoladkowy Bitters odwil-
"a ! wzmacpia caiy system. powie-
ksza SHE nerwow j dzislalnosG umy-
stu, oraz przyozynia sic do regular
nego trawienia. Jest to czysty ex.
tract z zio} lekarskich. Cena Soc. i
81. 90.
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POdZiekOwania.

W imisniu tow. Synowie Kr6lo-
wei Polskiei, or. 387 z. N. p, skia-
dam podsiekowsnie pani w. Ssomih-
skiej " Chicago, Ill. "a artystyozne
wykonsnie sstandaru nsrodowego
Polskiego ola nsszego tow.
w imisniu tow. Synowie Kr6lo.
wei Polskiej, or. 3S7 z. N. p.
Jan Szczspanisk, prezss.
1874 Lathrop st., Buffalo, N. Y.
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nose poiityk6w mlodoczeskich, wy

zyskujacych ola celow szowini-
s~tycznych zaleznosc ekonomiczna
ubogiej ludnosci polskiej.
Czescy inzenierowie, sztygarzy,
dozorcy, urzednicy, nauczyciele i
t. d. prowadza robote czechizator-
ska wsrod ludnosci pracujacej pc
fabrykach kopalniach. Robotnik,
posylajacy swe dzieci do szkoiy
czeskiej, usifujacy r6wniez movie
po czesku, moze zawsze liczyc ma
poparcie -urzednika Tub inzeniera
czeskiego. Polacy, ME ~ulegajacy
wplywom czeskim, ME idacy przy
wyborach gminnych Ia wskazow-
kami czech6w, narazeni SD ma szy-
kany. Wobec tego ciemny CHOP
galicyjski, ktorego MEDIA przygna-
Ia ma Slqzk IA chlebem, czeszczyl
sic do niedawna dose szybko, TEN
bardziej, re poczatkOwo byf W
mniejszosci wobec robotnikow czes-
kich, ktorzy, stojac wyzej oil niego
pod kazdym wzgledem, oddzialy-
wall nan kuiturnie "a pomoca pi-
semek, broszur i zgromadzen zes
kich. o
Doszlo do tego, re mazur z pod
Tarnowa Tub Rzeszowa pc paru Ia
tach pobytu ma Slqsku poczynaf
nafamywac sw6j jezyk do czesz-
czyzny, uwazac sic "a czecha i pod
wplywem politykow mlodo-czes-
kich zqdac szkoiy.... czeskiej.
Ale TAXI stan ME mogf trwac
wiecznie. Pod wpiywem czynni-
k6w, o kt6rych bede mowif nizej,
to dobrowolne czeszczenie sic szio
coraz siabiej i W kohcu poczelo zu-
peinie ustawac. Lud polski ma
Slqzku nictylko ME objawiaf checi
czeszczenia sic W dalszym ciagu,
ale poczai coraz energiczniej usu-
wac i tie resztki dawnego panowa-
MIA kultury czeskiej nSlazku, jake
sic zachowaly W postaci kazah i
szk6f ola ludnosci polskiej, ale
przeszedf do taktyki odzyskania i
tego, co mu czesi zdqzyli zagarnac
W najnowszych juz czasach. Sto-
SUNK polak6w do czech6w zao-
strzyly sic W Cieszyhskiem znacz-
ME.
Prasa czeska ~wszcZela krzyk
straszny: ,Cieszyhskie, nieodlqczna
Geese ziem korony sw. Waclawa,
polszczy sie!" ~zawolaiy ,,Narodni
listy", najbardziej wplywowy organ
mlodo-czeski. Posypafy sic artyku-
1y, udawadniajace jak ma dioni,
re W Cieszyhskiem niema zad-
nych polakow, re ci, kt6rzy sic tam
polakami nazywaja, to So spolszcze-
nj czesi it'd. Poc=eto urzadzac VIE
czorki ma doch6d ,,zagrozonych"
przez polak6w gmin czeskich ma
Slazku, w~yglaszano odczyty, ziejqce
nicnawiscia do polskosci, a referent
,,Narodnich listow" od spraw slaz-
kich, p. Horzica, piorunowai ma
polak6w IA ich zaborczosc.
Bylo to W roku 1885, n wiec
pred err Badeniego, kt6ra zrobiia
Y tego Horzicy specjaliste od WA
jemnosci polsko-czeskiej, wylanego
,,przyjaciela" polak6w ftp. Ma wy
zywaj9co szowinistyczne artykuiy
Horzicy odpowiedzial W jednym .
dzieunik6w warszawskich Dir. Jan
Bystroh, fachowy jezykoznawca,
slazak rodowity, pochodzacy villas
ME 2 jednej 2 tych wsi, W ktorych,
wedlug ,,Narodnich list6w", ME
byIo ami jednego polaka. DIR.
Bystron, kt6ry W ciqgu ~diuzszego
czasu zajmowaf sic djalektologiq
slazka j zwiedzii osobiscie wszyst-
kie wsie Cieszynkiego, wykazal, 10
ludnosc tego cstatniego jest rdzen-
ME polska, wymienil wszystkie wsie
czeskie poiudniowo : zachodniego
k9ta ksieztwa.
laden czech-fachowiec ME odpo-
wiedzial Bystroniowi, ME postsrai
sic o zbicie jego argument6w. ale
,Narodni listy" ] nadal gromadziiy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

W}adze austrjackie W Galicji, re-
prezentowane NIB. przez polakow,
z~abroniiy pismom tamtejszym pre-.
drukowywaG z naszych pism NOW, wy
powiedzianych przez puik. Milkow-
skiego W Ameryce. Nawet wieo W
,,autonomicznej' Galicji draa wiadzs
pred wolnem siowem, wypowiedzia.
mem ma wolnej ziemi.
PRONE to wysiiki. Zakazy take
ME opoznia ami ma chwile dnia ma
szej wolnosci.
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