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Evening journal., 1900-08-04
AddIcks Refusal Means Defeat

From Wilmington Daily Republican.
State Chairman Philip @. Church
man, Of the Regular Republicans, last
night said that the Union Republicans
had rejected a proposal for common
primaries in this county. If this is
the final decision the Republicans will
be ANONYMOUSLY defeated in this state
this Fall. The Democrats are laying
their plans accordingly. The Republic
cans could not nave played into their
hands better. Mr.. Churchman says the
Regular Republican Committee are in
favor of every fair and proper effort
being made to secure Republican sue
cess at the coming election, notwith-
standing the outcome of the National
lConvention in Philadelphia, but they are
now, as heretofore. oppose TO one
mans dictGtion. Then he says: While
we would like to see Republican sue
cess, the arbitrary attitude Of a cer-
tain clement in the Union Republican
party, which insists upon naming
members Of that party for governor, con.
gressnlan and encouragement, the
three principal state office, must alb
solutely defeat that end. a PROPOSE
ltion for common primaries in New
INAoAlt N0uAAAN ntc htNh ANIANNNA ~ -"
/ Union Republicans"
This means that the Republican
: party intends to play into the haOi
OF the Democrats. II means that tw
Democratic United States senators vii
be elected, as we'll as governor, lieu
? tenant governor, congressman, attor
p lney-general and nearly every state on
4 Ger. II means a Democratic State Les
q islature and the passing OF such law
as will legislate every commission OF
OF existence In the city, and disfrar
lchise the colOred voters. The few me
$ who are fighting over the offices an
.el where the men to fiji them shall con
a from, are paving the way for vcT
70 little to fight over after the election
= held. We should like 70 see wha- II
voters have to say in the matter an
u no a dozen men who imagine ths
be constitute the whole Republican par
rs In New Castle county.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
VISITORS IN DELAWARE CITY
Several Wilmington People Are
Among Their Number
Speclal % the Evening Jonrna

Delaware City, Aug, Mrs. George
Smith, Of Philadelphia, spent yester-
day with her mother Mrs. Schunder
Miss Nettie who has been spending
four weeks here. returned with her
mother yesterday.
Mrs. Snowdell, Of Chester. spent yes
terday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonn Beck
Miss Minnie Bcehm. OF McDOnOugh.
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. NJ. Aker.
William O'Neil. of Philadelphia, was
a visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Cora Dunlap. of Wilmington, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Alice
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs Green and child, Of
Wilmington, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Warren yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Reybold left for Reho-
both this morning.
William Hagan spent to-day in VIII
mington.
Miss Katie Aker was a Wilmington
visitor to-day.
The Rev. Mr.. Egee, Of Philadelphia
who has been occupying the pulpit Of
the Episcopal Church for the past Two
months, returned to his home yester
day, and the Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, who
will occupy the pulpit for the month o
August arrived to-day accompanied BY
his wife and child.
The st. George Sunday school wen
through town this morning on thu
Major Reybold, to spend the day a
i Washington Park.
From one hundred and fifty to on
I hundred and seventy-hve went wit
the NJ. e. Sunday school on its picni
to Augustine Park this morning.
william BOehm. of McDonough, spen
J yesterday with Miss M. Aker and fan
: ily
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

Those Democratic leaders who be-
lieve that Bryan will get the German
American vote on the issue Of imperial
ism are being undeoeived. The thrifty
Germans realize that they have more
to fear from the tifty-cent dollar OF
Bryan than they have from the colonial
and foreign policy Of President McHin-
ley. Few Germans are not in business
OF some sort. Being money-makers and
money-savers, they are not disposed TO
accept fifty cents from Bryan for their
work and wares, when they can get one
dollar from Mckinley. Most Of them
recognize Carl Schurz as a man who is
distempered by disappointment The
German-Americans in the Middle West
always naturally Republican, show but
few signs OF dlsaffection. despite the
adverse attitude OF Mr.. Schurz, who
heretofore has been looked upon as theil
national leader II is believed that on'
result Of the present campaign will b.
that a large bulk OF the German-A -Ameri
cans who heretofore have followed Mr.
Schurz unhesitatingly will break ava,
from him and take new leaders, who's
ideas on matters Of public import ar
more in keeping with their own.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

IL doesn't matter whether or not
Walter II. Hayes said the MARSHALL
Layton-Hayes red-rag ticket outlined
by Addicks could not win the fact re-
mains that there is not a sane man in
Delaware who does not know that Il
could not possibly win. Such a ticket
would be an insult to the Republican
voters. The three men named by Ad
dicks have political records that unf
them for any public Office in, the gif
OF the Republican party.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
MR.. CONSTABLE
IS NOW CAPTAIN
Promoted for Bravery on
the Battlefield
Reports as to the. Whereabouts
Of Wilmington People and
Their Friends

All communications Intended Tor inser-
ton in this column should be addressed
TO Society Editor care of tho Evening
Journal Communications should be
written on one side OF the paper only.
Information has been received in this
city of the promotion of Lieutenant
John G.. Constable, of Elkton, for gal
lantry and bravery on the field of bat
tie in the Philippines. He has been
made adjutant OF his regiment, the
Forty-sixth Infantry, U. S. ", with
the rank Of captain.
Captain Constable is well-known in
Wilmington. where he has many
friends and relatives. and frequently
has visited here. He is only about %
years old. During the war with Spain
he held a lieutenancy in Company c.
of the First Maryland regiment
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

Those Addicks primaries to-day are
anything but exciting. But on Monday
il will be amusing to see the Addicks
henchmen in Dover endeayorng 10
work up noise which they will call
unbounded enthusiasm" or something
OF the kind We wonder II Marshall
Layton and Hayes will not be dropped
and new slate written between now
and then?
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

George II. Richards. the well-known
tonsorial artist of the Clayton House
leaves next week for a ten days out
In at Bowers Beach.
Mabel Geen and Mabel c. Sands are
spending the month of August at Mr..
Smiths cottage in Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
lrT THFM WITHDRAW

Some time ago Addicks set up this
slate:
For Covernor-Dr. George w. Mar
shall, OF Kent.
For Representative in Congress-Dr.
Caleb r. Layton, OF Sussex.
For Observation-Disclosures II.
Hayes, of New Castle.
Mr.. Hayes has declined to run. Now
let DR.. Marshall and DR.. Layton follow
his example in behalf Of harmony and
clear the field. They are Objectionable
to the Republicans Of the state and can.
not be elected IL nominated. This is
not year to put men on the tickel
who are beaten at the general elec,
ton before they are nominated by th'
State Convention.
Let them withdraw. The Republi
cans. who are desirious Of harmony an
victory demand II. They are utterl.
Unacceptable 20 the Republican voters
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
Has Gone to Bethel

Prof. w w. Knowles. who has been
in Wilmington for several weeks ar
ranging for his admittance to the New
Castle bar, has returned to his home in
Bethel. His health is poor owing to
close study.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

Richard T. Pining, Of Mil Creek
hundred, is a good, sound, substantial
man, and, withal, a true Republican.
Having consented to become a candi-
date for the nomination for represen-
tative in that district. we are sure that
he will receive liberal support at the
pOlls.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

Many Union Republicans express dis
gust that the Addicl1s State Committee
reduced itself and the party to such a
low level as to hold a secret meeting
and make a secret change. az the date
selected for holding the State conven-
ton. They feel that the party must b
In desperate straits when It's leaders
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

feel compelled to take such an unusual
and non-representative course TO get a
ticket in the ieid. One more expen-
size biunder mas been made b. the Ad-
dicksite campaign managers.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

into their cottage in Rehoboth for a
month.
Miss Jennie Prettyman, Of Seaford,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Win
gate.
Misses Minnie and Eta Freedman
are spending 4 few days Ia Ocean
Grove.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
WIN visit MeIson,s Camp

John Gordy special officer for the
p. w. & B.. railroad at French street
passenger station. and wife will leave
this afternoon for visit down the pen
insula. They will also spend a few
days at Nelson's camp, near Salisbury,
Md
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

To the Republican voter: ii you
haven't registered when you read this,
go and DO It at once. 1t Is your duty.
and the registration places are open to-
dav
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

The temperature
has fallen in the
upper Missouri
valley and the ex-
treme northwest.
1t has risen slight
ly in the upper
lake region; else
where the changes
have been slight,
Forecast for this
section: Fair to-
day and tomorrow
with moderate
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

The Republican State Convention
will be held in Wilmington on August
2l. That little gathering at Dover ON
Monday Will be nothing but a sideshoN
held to suit the whim of Addicks, who
is determined to put his ticket in tn,
field first if he has to do without pri
mary elections altogether. This inde
cent haste is merely more evidence o
Addicks weakness. It accumulate
daily.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

temperatures; light northerly winds.
Sunrise, SOL; sunset, I'll; length
Of day, 14h., 1Om.; moon rises. las p
M; moon sets, 11:39 p. m.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

The weather and the Almanac.
The barometer is high over the low
er lake region and the Ohio valley
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
..GAPE MAY AND RETURN.
$I.OO
Steamer Republic.

Leaves Gordon Heights
daily Sunday included)
at 900 a. N.
Street Cars leave P, w. &B.R r. R.
depot from S.I5 to $50 a. m. Last
car goes by Sth and Market Sts.,
at S.3s a. m. Baggage must be
delivered at the street car depot,
Delaware Ave. and Dupont St.
before 7.35 a. m. For further par
ticulars address L. H. Cone, pier
3, South Wharves, Philadelphia
Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

the goods, we know
makeup and we select
latest and best styles
cuts. 5000, $3.50, $Io
$I2. 50 and SIS. 90 are
prices. Black and blue
all but the 5000 suits wi
are blues only. Rcgu
slim and stout sizes. c
made skeleton aud one
lined. Vests, single-brea
with and without collars
double-breasted without
lars. Odd serge coats,
vests and odd trousers.
Closed evenings eX
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
IF you want the

IT you want the
serge suit you
get it for the mo-
come in and
what we can dc
you. We sell !
dreds OF them e
summer. We k
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

.- ~. ~ -.
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4 st. Paul, Mimi.
SSuszne zQdanie.

UPraszam o umieszczenie W ,,zgo-
die, Przypomnienia Komitetowi OBJ
chodowemu 3go Maja b. T. W st. Paul,
a mianowicie z parafji swietego Kazi-
mierza. Co sic zrobiio z kolekta ma
obchodzie Majowym urzadzonym wspol-
ME przez polakow z st. Paul i Minnea-
polls? Czytajac W ,,S}ohcu" sprawozda-
ME z obchodu ME znalaz}em ami s{owka
o kolekcie jaka by}a urzadzona ma POM.
mix Kosciuszki, a kolekta byla duAa i
sadie, gdyz byiem obecny na obchodzie,
re Powinna kolekta wynosi6 oko4o so
dol. Co sic dzieje z tymi pieniedzmip
to kolekta publiozna, skladalismy ia
wszysoy, a eaten many prawo zadac cd
komitetu obohodowego a mianowicie cd
marsza1kow obchodowych, ably pienia-
DE byiy wysiane tam gdzie sic ~naleza,
i pokwitowane jak wssystkie inae W
Zgodzie. Z,oiqskosoiee.
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FARMY! FARMY! FARMYl
Marinette Co.

kto chloe naby6 sobie grunta ma far
my, to MECH pospieszy teraz, bo kom-
Pania kolei st. Paul wyprzedaje obec-
ME grunta po nizkiej Genie i ma d{ueie
lata odp&aty. Piaoi sic 1 dolara zadat.
ku, a reszta ma miesieczne lub p~o{roczne
wyp4aty. Grunt sprzedajemy cd 5 do
larow i wyzej. Taxi grunt, lax Ia
komPania sPrzedaje, rzadko sic trafa.
kazky kupujacy mole sobie 40 ARROW
" krotkim bardzo czasie pod plug oozy.
scic. Przez jeden miesiac moze mice
dobra farmei zdrowie swoje o-szczedza6.
MECH kupi cd mas grunt. Kosci& pol.
ski niedaleko, do kolei 5 mil. Kompa.
mia ~ofiaruje tax Same grunt pod kosoi0l.
Iiemia jest dobra, gdyz gina znajduie
sic zaraz pod wierzchuis wartswa.
Kompania kolei st. Paul dale biletv
jazdy "a POI oeny. Pc blizsze informal.
cye zgiosi6 sic Tub piszcie do
ADAMA MAJEwsKIESo,
554 Noble str. = lub do
@. Il. RoLLINL,
Agent komp. kolei st. Paul,
l61 La Sale str.
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Skfadki.

Ne sabawis q oh. Kooihskisgo " M.
Carmel, Pa, ssbano m Sksfb N. p,
prsss oh. p. Karola Kruegrs: Piosr
Bussko loo. Iguscy Minkus loo, J6.sf
Pigulsh loo, Michel Ssyrs.kowski l6o,
Jan Ssyrs.kulski los, Karol Krusgisr
b0o' stsnisaaw Tsrsr loo, walsosy Ko.
o'hski loo, Antoni Krys,kiewios 80,
Msgdalsns s~syrs.kulska loo, Apoloois
Kooihska 30. Bronisasw Kooihski 30,
Anisla Kooihska 30, Kasar.yua kooih.
ska 30, Msryjsnna Bussko loo. Marosli
Bussko loo. Jan Bus.ko loo. Kasar.y.
M Bussko loo, Aagdalsns Bussko lOo,
Klars Bussko 30, Anna Krysskievios
ssaaisasw Krys.kis~ios 30, Jan Gssih.
sh 200, Antonina Gsslhsks 25o, Wa.
leoty Smulsh 800. Zstem $500.
Pioer Buszko,
Csionsk grupy 80.
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z B~lOssburg, Pa.
Noue T0,oarzvst,oo,

Zawiadamiamy wszystkioh braci po-
lakow W Blossburgu, Morris Run i Ar
not, re za}ozone zosta}o Tow. IS. AID.
Piotra Pawla W Blossburgu i nalezy
do Il. N. p. ZaPraszamy wiec tyoh
wszystkich braci, ktorzy maja zamiar
i chez naleAee do naszego Towarzystwa
i u. N. P. ma posiedzenia, kt6re sic Cd
bywae beda regularnie co 2ga i Alta ME-
dziele W miesiaou W hall irlandzkiepo
Tow. Wstrzemiezliwosoi ma Railroad
St., blisko dworoa kolei, o godzinie 2ej
pc po&udniu, oraz zawiadamiam, ze
wstePne do Tow. wynosi teraz tylko
jednego dolara.
Aadrsej Bu6acz, sekr.
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Baterya elektryczna ma SPREE

Baterya elektryczna ma SPREE
daz. Reumatyzm Jest zwyczajnem 1 bo-
lesnem cierpieniem, 1 r6tne ga ekarstws
przeciw temuz polecsne. w ostatnich Ia
tach elektrycznosc zostaia wprowadxona w
lecsenie tel choroby, lecz lepszem DO mad In
okazaio sic ziofowe lekarstwo Dra Piotra
Gomozo. N~astepujace wyleozenie lest ia.
dnem z wielu ~dokonanych prsez to lekar-
stwo po uzywaniu | odrzuceniu elektrycx-
nosci. Pan Robert Fiszer, Abs Hancock ave-.
Detroit, Mich, pisze o tenn 90 n~astepu,e.
~Onegdaj sfyszafc m o czfowieku, kt6ry Nv,
blisko szesc mil n miastem, a kt6ry ciernia,
przez dfugie lata ma reumatyzm. Udaiao
sic po interesie W 70 strone, wszedsem 40
niego, a on opowiedsiaf mi, ze wydai maia-
tex ma lecsenie sic. Udawaf sic cd doktor.
do doktors, a gdy wreszcie ME moeli mn
pomodz, kupif sobie elektryczna baterye,
ktora nu bardzo goraco zalecano. z ubole.
wsniem wyznai on, ze uwazaf sic "a uleoz.l-
nego. Pc krotkiej chwiIi namowy sk,oni.
Tenn go do utywania Gomozo 1 Oleio. owl,
linimentu. Dotychczas zuzyf on okofo ozte.
rech butelek Gomozo, a resultatem tego lest.
re dzisiaj czuje sic xdrowym I wesofym a
elektryczna baterye ma ma sprzedaa".
ORA Piotra Gomozo leczy reumatyzm
prsez wyrzucanie kwas6w moczowyoh .a
krwi. Tysiace zeznafy o jego zadziwiaia.
cyeh skutkach. Me ma 60 ma sprzedaa "
aptekach. Specyaini agenci je tylko majs.
Jezeli nile Ma agenta W sasiedztwie, piszcie
do wfasciciela, DIR. Peter Fahrney, 112-114
So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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P0Ssoiecenie sztQndaru.

Dnia 30 maja r. b., odbylo sic 20.
~swieoenie sztandaru IXgo Oddzialu
VOL. Pol. Krakus6w " Passaio, N. ].
P~oswiecenia dokonal ks. prob. ". Chile.
bowski W kosciele sw. J6zefa, W obeo-
nosoi lic.nie .ebranyoh to~war.ystw |.
Passaio i okolioy. w imieniu IXgo
Oddziafu Wolnyoh Polskioh Kraku.
SOW skiadam serdeozne pod.iekowa-
ME nsstepujacym towar.ystwom: Tow.
Jan III Sobieski, grupie Is Paterson.
N. j., ii Odds. VOL. Pol. Kraku.
SOW . Jersey City, N. J., Nv Odd.ialo.
wi VOL. Polskioh Krakus6w Z Newark,
N. J., 1 Baterji Ksnonisr6w Pol. {. Ne.
wark, N. J., Tamborom Pulaskiego z
Newark, N. j.. lamb. Pol. Z Bloom.
field, N. j., Tow. sw. J6zsfs or. 227,
Tow. Patriot. Jana Kaz. Kr6l. Pol. gr.
374 j Tow. Choir Moniuszki. Jeszoze
raz sklsdam powyzszym Tow. IA tax
ssozodre poparcie IXgo Odd1. VOL.
Pol. Krakus6w staropolskie Bog Ia.
plac.
J6z9 Krieger, sekr.
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Jedns z nsjpotrsebniejs.yoh r.eo.y
" obeonym osasie byiaby bros.urka,
kt6raby Pouo.ala nas.yoh braci, co to
jest ten skarb Narodowy I jake jsgo
celef Wydawniotwo takie ~pr.yniosao-
by Skarbowi Narodowemu setki dola.
row. Ludsie .ro.umisliby potr.ebe js-
go ] o6srnoSc jego powiekssylaby sic
wieiokrotnie. Zsoiqzko~eiec.
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Il Boston, Mass.
W sprdsoie O6chod6p s Skar6u.

HfSOs NOSseOtSOU y OT0IOVl.
Rok IA rokiem ulata q W naszej DO
lonji oicho i giuoho. Pred dwoma laty
zosta} urzadzony ostasni oboh6d Mic.
kiewiczowski staraniem polaozonyoh
Grup Zwiazkowyoh i cd tego ozasu OBJ.
chodu o oharakterze narodowym ME
byio. Zaiem ma wniosek grupy 1872 .
Newton. Upper Falls, podany % maja
W nZgodzie", powinnismy sic zgod.ic /
wspolnemi silami daty6, by obchod
Powstania Listopsdowego polonji ma
s.sj urzadzie. Prawda, Re jakto wog6-
lie wszedzie bywa tax l u mas ME brak
ludsi oPornych, stawiajaoyoh swoje
"Ja" ma pierwszem miejsou, ora. maja.
cych r6zne urazy osobiste. Nieoh.e o.
nj z~rozumieja, Re gdzie chodri o sprawe
narodowa, tam wszelk'e osobiste nasse
ura.y music Bye zapomniane. Ten Jest
prawdziwym polakism ] patriots kto u.
mis drugiemu darowa6. W orohod.ie
takim powinny wzias6 udzial nietylko
gruPy ~Zwiazkowe lee. wszystkie tutej-
SEE polstie Towar.ystwa. Dobrzeby
r6wnies bylo saeby oboh6d ME byl u.
rzad.any W oelach zysku jskiego, bo to
bardzo nisjasno wyglsda, DO Z kogoz
my chosmy zarobic. Zatem urzadsic
trzeba tax, aaeby tylko koszta pokryc.
Zatem Przystapmy do dzle}a powaA-
ME a wszystko dobrze bedzie. Zawsze
wszedzie MECH nam personal---very. ia
mysl, 10 zadaniem naszem Jest laosyc
sic a ME wielka to sztuka zyc virgo.
dixie Z ludzmi dobrymi, ale sztuka | "a.
s2uga pogodzic sic Z ludzmi, ktorzy mas
pr.esladujs. Kto tax ay6 potraf, ten
wart jest wiele. Me trzeba sic bardzo
z ozasem ooiagac, leoz natyohmiast DO.
rozumie6 sic re w~szystkiemi wogole to-
warzystwami. Csas predko uoieka a
my jsstssmy ludzmi praoujaoymi, ME
many go "a wiele.
Drugs kwestjs mojej korespondsuoji
jest Skarb Nsrodowy. Wiadomo mi,
ae inne okolios majs tax .wanyoh pod.
komisarry Sksrbu Narodowego. w ma.
szej okolioy powinnismy miec tskiego
podkomisarzs. Wien, be ofarnosc ma
skarb Narodowy byisby obfts.a gdyby
bys ktos ooby sic tenn zsjsf, zreszsq ma
'oet c' At6rsy nsajq COS do oddania
Skarbosoi Narodooi ociqgajq sic.
Wiemy dobrse o tenn, be okolioy ma.
szej najwieosj piracy | ~stsrania okoso
skarbu Narodowego podejmuje OBJ. J.
Romas.kiewios, sekretsrz gr. 1852, jemu
.asem naleaasoby sic (jesIi .eohoe pr.y-
jac) godnosc podkomisarza,
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z BraddOck, Pa.
P0kNit0tc1nie.


Niniejssem kwituje nsstspujaoe ko-
lekty ma ohoragiewki Ola Krakusow or.
852 q. N. P. Cd pani Skolb . Pitts
burga s. S. $1,000; cd pani J. Donna.
oh~owskiej, sekr. tow. Ognisko Domows,
$1,000; cd pani b. Wosowskisi, pre..
tow. Polki na Obozyznie, $500; cd
panny b. Wla.lihskiej i psnny M. Pa.
ter, ozfonkih tegoa tow, 1920; razsm
$14.10c.
Choragiewh k~osstowaly $11.OO; Ia
tenn po.ostaio $500, kt6re zostafy
Podfug uohwaiy Tow. odsslane ma pom.
mix T. Kosciuszki. w imieniu Tow.
Polek ma Obczyznie gr. 8 q. N. p.
skiadam serdeczne dzieki Tow. Soko-
Eek | Tow. Ognisko Domowe IA pomoc,
tak4e .asessmy staro-polskie Bog Ia
psac w~s.ystkim o6arodawc.yniom i o.
fiarodawcom.
a. S~synsorososka, sskr. prot.
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Csionsk gruY 88.

I Oh. ]. Wistrsyhskisgo Braddook,
ma ohr'oinsoh, - ~inicjatyvs oh. J. sts-
fsnowskisgo ssbrano ~ pompik KoS-
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trowski loo, J. Stsfsnowski 25o, M.
sssfanovsks loo, A. Wistrsyhsh 25o,
7. Dordsifsh 30. Rassm $I.OO.
CT. 400 z. N. p. M m~issiso.nsm DO.
s'sdssniu 10 ossrwca cfisrowaia takfs
81 90 "a pomnik.
J. Stefdnouski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
Przysiega polskiej dzieciny.

jam dzieoina polskiej siemi,
Wieo prsyrzekam wobeo Boga:
Uozuc moioh MIC ME smieni,
Jedyns mysl - pomsoic wroga.
Gdy dnis ssdu wzejdrie ssohoe
u morsa krwi ziemie oswieoi,
Drzyjois sdrajcy, Gary, .b6joe
Pred przysiegs polskioh dsisci.
8. Tesmajev, veteran.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
Go sfychac2
z Jersey City, N. j.
Skar6 Narodo,cv Polski.

roooWego, sfyszymy o dobrowoinyoh
skfadkaoh = ofarach ma Skarb N. Pol.
Jedna tylko kolonja polsks " Jersey
City, lic.aoa blizko 5000 polak6w, ME
umis o.y ME chloe ooenic swojej god.
nosoi narodowej. Trryd.iesoi iowa.
rsystw r6anyoh odcieni. eg.ystujecych
" Jersey City, n~oszsoyoh herby ma.
zwy rozmaitych s~wietyoh, jenerai6w,
poet6w ! wieloe .~asiuaonyoh Ojczyznie
ludzi, zapomniaio zupe}nie isc W ich
SHADY. Wszystkie nawolywanis, ogla-
szania / sprawozdania I ofar ma Skarb
N. P. gazetaoh tutejszyoh, odbiiy sic
o uszy polakow W Jersey City, jak sic
odbija groch rzuosny ma soiane! Kt6a
temu winien, ze kolonja nssza, iowa.
rzystwa nasze zasneiy i spia wobec
dzialalnosci innyoh9 Ciemnota i .abo.
bon So WHINE. C.y niems lud.i W to.
wa~rzystwach, ably podniesli CLOS / obu.
dzili . tego letargu og6 polski W Jer.
sey Cityr So ludzie, ale bojs sic ode.
zwa6, ably gromy potepienia ma Mich ME
sPadfy. Bo W Jersey City, to wszystko
90 szlachetne, polskie, 90 tohnie du.
chem Ojozyzny W ozambul bywa pote.
plane. Nastepujace glossy daja sic sly
sze6 o Skarbie N. P: Tow. kosoielne
ME moga da6 ola Ojosyzny, DO one 50
k~atoliokiemi a ME polskiemi, one place
ma kosci6l, ma plebanje, ma nows szko-
se. ma hale polska, to jest dosyc wydat.
k6w, a reszta, ich Ojczyzna, jest Jersey
City. o innej oni ME wied.a. iowa.
rzystwa patrjotyo.no-wojskowe jak:
Korpus Wojsk Polskioh, Legion Kra-
kus6w, Battalion Wolnych Strzelo6w,
zostaja pod wpiywem wrog6w Skarbu
N. +. Nauka, jaka odbierajs cd du.
chownych, zabrania i'm nawet brac u
dzialu " obchodach narodowyoh, = o
Skarbie ME wolno i'm nawet mySlec.
Pr.yklad nsstepujsoy: Rszu jednego
ma posiedzeniu obohodowsm, kapitan
podal wniosek, ateby ma obohodzie u
rsadsic kolekte ma Skarb Mar. P, nasz
duszpasterz wybuohnsl ma to gniewsm,
m6wiso: A o6z tam Skarb N. P, le-
piej ma szkose to pare eent6w oddac, 10
lepiej sic Ojczyznie pr.yslutyoie, ami
zeli tam gd.ies = do Rapperswylu
pieniadze wysylac.
w kofcu przystapmy do grup z. N.
Pol. Jest ich W Jersey City osm, W
ilosoi ozlonk6w blizko 500. Idea Skar.
bu N. P. tax goraco protegowana pr.ez
osly Zwiazek Mar. P. powinns byla i
zwiazkowo6w W Jersey City do praoy
ma tenn polu pobudzic' Lecz niestety,
grupy pogodzic sic ME moga | ozlon.
kowie W grupach okiem niezgody ma
sic s~pogladaja, a przytem wielu ME ozy.
ia organu swego pZgody" ! dotyoho.as
utrzymuja, ze tylko katolik dobry jest
polakiem ! wszyscy katolicy ma swiecie
50 polakami! Czy zmieni sic kiedy ten
stan rzeczy " Daszej kolonji, trudno
powiedziec. iNauks, czyny / przyklady
tego ludu przewodnik6w duohownyoh
50 TAX poziome!
Wszystkie wysi&ki j stsrania niekto.
ryoh obywateli rozbijajs sic o skale
baiwoohwalstwa ! zabobonu. Lecz via
ry tracic ME pOwinnismy " lepssrs
przyszsosc ludu nas1ego. Pracujmy lie
nam sia starc.y ma niwie n~arodowsi, q
chcsc prace nasza okazac, p6jdzmy "a
przykiadem braci nsszyOh W innyOh ko.