davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
ROk 49,.

dziafby widziaiby, re ami jedno "a
burzen parafjalnych, ami jeden kos
ciofow niezaleznych, ami jedna tych
licznych awantur ksiezmi ME wy
wofali ami socjalisci, ami patrjoci
poprostu - Iii ksieza.
Oni to nam wstyd przynosza, oni
to 50 przyczyna ponizenia ludu pol
skiego W oczach cudzoziemcow, oni
to stanowia jadro zfa w naszem ciele
narodowem.
Lud nasz jest gfeboko religijny, lud
nasz kocha swych przewodnikow du-
chownych, tax jak W zamierzchiych
czasach przeszfosci, gdy ma ziemi pol
skiej obok ojc6w/rod6w najwieksza
czcia otaczani byli kaplani. Ley to
wprost w jego charakterze narodo-
wynn. Ale tyle tylko stosunek sic
zmienif, re lud zaczyna odr6zniac dis
ksiezy zfy h cd brych.
Prawdziwie dobry ksiadz, przewod-
niczQca gwiazda ludu - wedlug slow
ks. h. - po dis dzien ME stracif
swego poteznego wpiywu. L dis ma
my tn W Ameryce setkI parafij ta-
kich, W ktorych nikomu- W gfowie ME
postoi mysl zaburzeniach lub ME-
posfuszehstwie proboszczowi, gdy ks.
jest dobry, lud sw6j kochajacy!
. tenn trzeba byio napisac W RE
cordzie", ME potepiac ludu "a zlych
ksiezy.
.Jezeli szynkarze ~ naroznych ulic"
(Ciekawismy co to "a ulice? P. R.)
So przyczyna powstawania kosciol6w
niezaleznych, ktore tyle z6fci juz wy
LAZY ks. Klonowskiemu jemu podob-
nym, to widocznie szynkarze musz9
bye przyczyna tego, IL tyle ludu pol
skiego W wiekszych miastach, ME
chcqc mice do czynienia re zfymi
ksiezmi ucZesZcza do koscici6w
katolickich niemieckich, nalezy do
niemieckich parafij.
Wszyscy tenn wiemy mad tenn
bolejemy gdybysmy, patrjoci, .kt6.
rych ks. K. tax wyklina, mieli dose
wpiywu ma tych ludzi, to ME pozvo-
lilibysmy i'm uczeszczac do kosciol6w
szwabskich; ale widocznie ,,potezny
wpfyw" ksiezy ME ustai jeszcze, jeze.
Ii ludzie ci, rodacy nasi, niemcza sic
dobrowolnie dla swietego spokoju.
Zamiast wiec dopatrywac zdzbia
W oku cudzem szkalowac "a TO wias-
nych rodakow W pismach amerykan-
skich, wyjmij najpierw ksieze sza-
nowny belke Okla wiasnego a przej-
rzysz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
GOdne pOtepienia.

Dobre jest polskie przySlowie o
pewnem zwierzatku, kt6remu Pan
Bog odm6wil rogow, by ME bodlo.
Szkoda, re przyslowie to ME MONA
zastosowac do ludzi wladajacych pi6-
rem, DO u mas, W Ameryce, czesto tax
sic zdarza, IL czlowiek, kt6ry zaledwie
nauczyl sic jako tako stawiac litery
ma papierze - ina sic pi6ra - boz
die. Bodzie wlasnych braci, kt6rych
ami ME rozumie, ami potrzeb ich ME
odczuwa.
Siyszelismy juz od paru tygodni o
artykule, tyczqcym sic polak6w, n ma
pisanym jakoby przez ks. Klonow-
skiego z Wilkes-Barre pomieszczo-
nym tamtejszym dzienniku Re
cord". Me mielismy atoli artykulu
tego pod reka, ME moglismy wiec o
MIN sqdu wydac, pomimo ostrei kry.
tyki jego W ,,G6rniku" Stray. w
ubieglym jednak tygodniu przeklad
artykulu tego podala ,,Gazeta Kato-
licka" wiasnorecznym dopiskiem ks.
Klonowskiego W kt6rym tlomaczy sic
6w kaplan,
l. Ne artykuiu ME pisal tylko ia
kowy, uznawszy "a dobry, podpisai i
2. Ne artykui ten ME potepia a bro
nj polak6w.
Co do pierwszego, 10 wym6wka zu-
pefnie niepotrzebna, DO chwilq, gdy
kto daje podpis sw6i pod artykuiem,
juz przez to samo stale sic zan odpo-
wiedzialnym.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
Okrucie6stwO mOskali.

Kto wiekszy barbarzynca: chinczyk
czy moskal? Niewiadomo, DO to CO
wyrabiaja hordy bokserow z chrzesc-
janami W Chinach zupefnie jest po-
dobnem do tego co W 1794 T. wyrabia-
ly woj'ka jcnerafa Suwa: owa, zdo-
bywszy przedmiescie Warszawy, Pra-
ge do postepowania moskali po zdo-
byciu Tiensinu prz q wojska mocarstw
poiaczonych dnia 11go z. III.
Posluchajmy co o postepow.niu
tych rycerzy biaiego cara opowi. Ola
pani e. b. Prew, iona an, ;ielskiego
komi:arza celnego W Tiensinie, kt6ra
przebyla okropne chwile W tiensinskim
kon sulacic angielskim, obleganym
przez hordy bokser6w, i ocalenie swe
od niechybnej smierci zawdziecza
zdobyciu Ter sinu przez wojska mo-
carstw polqczonych:
,,Zdobywszy Tiensin - powiada p.
Drew - rosjanie rabowali, II zbijpli,
meczyli, zabijali ma prawo lewo.
Wiele dzieci zabitych zostalo bagne-
tami. Wiele tez, podniesionych do
CORY ma baenetach, rzucano W po.
wietrze, by znow je nadzia6 ma ostrza.
Wypadki te mogq bye najzupeiniej
poswiadczone przez innycE.
Co sic tyczy kobiet chinskich, to
takowe gwalcono mordowano W kaz-
dym domu.s Adawaio sic, ze mic ME
jest w stanie powstrzymac tel wSciekiej
zajadlosci rosjan.
w okolicach Tiensinu, ma rzekach
Peiho Zoltej, jest mnostwo maiych
wiosek. Rosjanie zdobyh je, niszczqc
wszystko: zycie mieszkahc6w ma
jqtki. / tam nadziewano ma bagnety
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

Chicago ILL.,, Czwartek dna 16-go Sierpnia 1900 roku

Popularnosc i wpiywy jake posl-
dat, mogiby byf Liebkhecht wyzyskaG
ma swa korzysc umrzec bogatym
cztowiekiem - ale dalekiem bylo ta-
kie pozadanie od mysli iego. Bronil
on ludu roboczego czui, jako clio
wick uczciwy szlachetny, re spree
mewierzyfby sic temu ludowi, gdybv
zaufanie W sobie pokladane uzyl jako
'srodka dla dopiecia celow samolub.
nych. Pracowaf wiec gorliwic, bez-
interesownie, caiem screen bez ska
zy byia ia praca jego.
Choc gieboki znawca stosunk6w
ekonomicznych spoiecznych swiata,
ktorych badaniu poswiecii wiekszosc
zycia swego, Liebknecht ME byf uczo
nym we wlasciwem tego siowa zna-
czeniu. Polem jego dzialalnosci uko-
chanem staio sic dziennikarstwo oraz
agltacJa sfowem czynem. Jakonaczd-
ny, dfugoletni redaktor dziennika'
-Norwaerts", organu niemieckiego
stronnictwa Observation-Disclosures
go, ostro, bez litosci, smiaio ciai pi6
rem wszystko wrogie sprawie robo-
czeJ, wszystkich, staiacych ma drodze
-usamowolnienia robotnika. Jako agi-
tator byi niezrownanym, niezmordo-
wanym. Poniewaz m6wif serca
przytem posiadal dar krasom6wczy
potratif dowiesc czynem, re to co
mowi ME jest deklamacja, pociagal "a
soba tlumy, byl przez ME poprostu
wielbiony.
Jako przyjaciel ludu j kazdei krzyw-
dy obronca = byI Liebknecht tez
szczerym, goracym przyiacielem po-
lak6w.
Wszystkie nasze rugby, skierowane
ku zrzuceniu Polski jarzma niewoli
- miafy W MIN wytrwalego sprzymie-
rzenca.
Nieprzyjaciel wszelkich naduzyc,
byi nieublaganym wrogiem caratu,
uwaZaf, re uslfowanla wsZystklch ma
rod6w europejskich powinny bye skie-
rowane ku zniszczeniu przewagi Ro-
sji i re W tenn dziaianiu koniecznyin
warunkiem jest odbudowanie Polski
Byio to ola niego pierwszym ME
odzownym warunkiem programme
polityki europejskiej, to tez imie
tel idei bez wytchnienia walczyl pi6-
rem slowem, wciqz bronii polak6w,
potepiaf wszelka dzialalnosc pruskie-
90 rzqdu, wysilajqca sic by Mich
memcow uczynic.
Jednem slowem, SWAT stracif W
Liebknechcie czlowieka wielkiego
pracq, wielkiego poswieceniem pre-
dewszystkiem wielkiego miioscia po-
krzywdzonych i cierpiqcych.
Geese jego pamieci!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
No. SO.
PrZyjaZd
pu{k. Il. MifkOwskiegO.
) zan wni Bracial


Jak wan juz wiadomo z po-
przedniego numeru ,,Zgody",
puikownik Zygmunt Mifkowski,
sfynny powiesciopisarz polski,
prezes - sekretarz Komisji Mad
: zorczej Skarbu Narodowego je-
den tworc0w tel instytucji ma
rodowej, kt6rego przyjazdu spo-
dziewalismy sic w roku zeszfym
: przybywa do Ameryki dnia
2S b. IN.
Gosciem on bedzie ma ziemi
amerykahskiej mas, zwiazkow-
cow, to tez Zarzad Centralny
spefnia tylko mify obowiazek,
polecajqc czcigodnego goscia gmi,
nom, grupom i wog6le wszyst-
kim zwiazkowcom W miastach,
przez ktore pufkownik przejez-
dzac bedzie, bo wszyscy wiemy,
co ten starzec dla Polsli uczynii,
jak dla niej szczerze i z poswie-
ceniem pracowa}, DO W sercu
kazdego re zwiazkowc6w imie
Jego jest czczone - ME potrzeba
vice zachety, by goSc nasz miiy
znalazf przyjecie goscinne i ser
deczne. Bracia zwiqzkowi spell
mia sw6j obowiazek, jak praw-
dzlwym synom Polski przystalo.
Pragnac, by ten pobyt czci-
godnego pufkownika ma ziemi
amerykahskiej stai sic dla niego
takze dowodem czci, jaka mu
rodacy oddaja zostawif po So
bic trwafa pamiatke; Zarzad
Centralny uchwalif ma posiedze-
niu dnia Z b. m. wydac ksiege
pamiqtkowa, W kt6rej znalazly-
by miejsce podpisy wszystkich
braci zwiazkowych.
W tym celu prosi braci preze-
sow sekretarzy grup, ably ze-
brali podpisy czfonkow swych
grup, ma arkuszach papieru
zwykfego formatu (12 cali dfu-
gosci i s cali szerokosci),
przysfali takowe do redakcii
,,Zgody". Pc zebraniu wszyst.
kich tych podpis6w. arkusze,
zebrane W jedne ksiqzke, bogato
oprawne zaopatrzone odpowied-
mia dedykacja - ofiarowane 20
stana czcigodnemu pulkowniko-
wi.
Uwazamy, ae ten spos6b wy.
razenia naszego hofdu bedzie dla
wodza sprawy narodowej mai
milszym, bo utworzy document
facznoSci naszej re sprawq OF
czysta, swiadczyc bedzie przy-
sziym pokoleniOm, ze polacy w
Ameryce kochali i czcili tych,
ktorzy dla sprawy narodowej
nieSli W ofierze prace zycia Gale
60.
A wiec do dziefa bracia zwiaz-
kowi, okazcie goscinnosc waszq,
uczcijcie naszego goscia, badz-
Gle dla niego opiekunami prze-
wodnikami ma tel ziemi dla ME-
go obcej, oddajcie mu hold. bo
W jego osobie oddajecie tez hold
niczem nieprzedawnionym pra-
WON Ojczyzny naszej, niemilk-
nqcej walce o wolnoSC i niepod.
leglosc Polski.
w imieniu Zarzqdu Centr.
i. II. J b TO n ski, prezes.
L. M. II g lin 5 XII, sekr. len.
-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

fu WsparG Il. N. P, przekonaf
sic, re Wydziaf ten, istniejqcy w
naszym Zwiazku Cd miesiaca IL
stopa 1898, spefnia dzialalnosG
pozyteczna, re otarf juz ME jed
na fze biednym braciom zwiaz-
kowym, kt6rzy czy to przez
nieszczeSliwy wypadek, czy to
przez dfugotrwafa chorobe zna-
lezli sic bez Srodk6w utrzyma-
MIA.
Dziafalnosc Wydziaiu tego
mifosierna. i wywofana przez
istotna potrzebe, ME zualazfa w
grupach takiego poparcia, ma ja-
kie zasfuguje. Z pieciuset grup,
istniejacych w naszym Zwiazku,
ME. cafych sto zaledwie zgodzi-
to sic opfacac ma ten Gel dobro-
czynny podatek dobrowolny, po-
mimo to, ze niema miesiaca, by
czy to grupy, czy Wydziaf
Wspafc ME otrzymywaiy prosb
o wsparcie cd cztonk0w, ME-
pfacacych wcale podatku ma
wsparcia.
Wobec tego Zarzad Centralny
wzywa niniejszem grupy zwiaz-
kowe, dotychczas patrzace o.
kiem obojetnem ma prace dobro-
czynnq Wydziafu WsparG, ably
przyfaczyfy sic do tel piracy, ably
ME zafowa}y jednego centa mie-
siecznie dla swietej sprawy mi
1osierdzia, ably przyczynify sic
do ulzenia nedzy braciom swym
rzeczywiscie na pomoc zasiugu-
jacym.
Grosz dany potrzebujacemu
stokrotnie oddany wan bedzie,
bracia, w zyciu przyszlem; us
miech radosci, wywofany wasza
ofiarq ma leach nieszczesliwego,
to jasny promieh sfoneczny, kto-
ry przyswiecac wan bedzie
ma drodze zywota, a wiec ME od-
suwajcie sic Cd sposobnosci
przyniesienia ulgi cierpiacym,
ME szczedzcie centa, gdy o wa.
szych wsp6}braoi chodzi.
Wydzia} Wsparc zalozony tez
zostaf ma to, by ukr6cic prakty-
Ike rozsyfania do grup prosb o
wsparcie przez ludzi, kt6rych
ME znacie oktorych ME wiecie,
czy rzeczywiscie ma wsparcie "a
siuguja a wiec, skfadajac centa
waszego ma rzecz tego Wydzia-
fu, przyczyniacie sic take do
usuniecia naduzyc. ktore - iak
wykazalo doSwiadczenie - ME.
raz sic zdarzafy.
Ofiarujqc centa dobrowolnego
podatku ma Wydzial Wsparc,
grupy dotychczas tego ME czy.
MACE, przyczyniq sic wreszcie do
tego, re wsparcia bedq mogly
bye wyzsze ma przyszfosc, dzi-
siaj bowiem Wydziai, posiadaiqc
bardzo skromne fundusze, ME
mozc wypfacac wsparc wick
szych nawet tam, gdzie tego wy.
maga naglaca i wielka potrzeba.
Many nieplonna nadzieie, ze
bracia zwiazkowi, powodowani
miloscia chrzescjaGska, ME DO
nina tel odezwy milczeniem re
rychfo doczekamy sic, IL przy-
najmniej wiekszosc grup zwiqz-
kowych przyiqczy sic do Wy.
dziafu Wsparc u. n. P.
w imieniu Zarzadu Centr,
Zwiazku N. p.
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w sprawie
WYDZIAhU WSPARC.

SzanowniB Bracia!
Ma posiedzeniu dnia ii lipca
r. b. Zarzad Centralny, wysiu-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
KILLED BY 4 TRAIN.
John Smith, an ex-Polieeman Met
Death Suddenly,

Deputy Sheriff Buck Bloom this
"wednesday morning received a
telegram from Humphreys, a sta
ton IS miles north of Pine Bluff,
informing him of the sudden death
of John Smith, an old negro man.
Smith was killed by the northbound
Cotton Belt passenger train Tues
d " night, bat TIE part clIars Of
how he came to his death, have not
reached this city. Smith was pos
sleIy one Of the first policemen N
Pine Bluff. He has, for the past
several years. conducted a restaa
rant It Humphreys and was quite
vel known to the people Of this
section. He bad only one eye and
was always recommended as a
peacabIe, hard working eolored
man. He has son, Prot Smith, a
teacher in the Branch Normal Col
lege here, and a daughter, Mary
Smith, of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27

become good customers OF ours,
Our missionaries must be protected
in life and property, and this must
be done by sending sufficient force
to guard them or by removing them
from the country.
We should do our part toward
restoring order, but we should not
go into Or indorse any scheme of
dismem berment or land grabbing
inconsistent with our policies aud
traditions.
The nations now engaged in at
tempting to subdue China look upon
this country as "a good thing.
with plenty of money and no better
sense than to fight other peoples
battles Every effort will be made
to involve US in the general row.
We should guard against this
Commercial Appeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
How To Cure q SpraIn

Last fall sprained my left hip
while handling some heavy boxes
The doctor called on said at first it
was a slight strain and would soon
be well, but 1t grew worse and the
doctor then said I had rheumatism
Itstill grew worse and I could hardly
get around to work. [ wen to drug
store and the druggist recommended
me to try Chamberlain Pain Balm
I tried it and one-half Of a 50-cent
bottle cured me entirely. now re-
commend it TO all my friends.-F. A.
Babcock, Elie, Pa. Z is for sale 10y
W. L. Dewoody & Co., druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
Public SaIe

To Whom it Nav Concern:
Take notice, that the undersigned, Sawyer
& Austin Lumber Company. will, az its Office
on 7th ave, west of st L & 5. W. Ry, tracks
in the city of Pine Bluff, en- saturday, June
30. 1860, at Il O'clock. noon, proceed to sell at
public sale. 1882 linear feet. more or less, OF
good relaylng 30 Us rail. Said rail was
shipped to the undersigned by Cal Hirsh 4
Sons Iron and Rail Co. but does not comply
with the terms of the contract as To weight
Said rail has been paid for by the undersign-
ed. and the title will be guaranteed to the
purchaser. Bidders who wish to inspect the
rail, please call at our Office before date OF
sale.
Terms of sale, spot cash.
SAWYER & AusRIN LUMBER COMPANY.
By S H RUSSELL. secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27

Automatic Telescopes for Sutherland
When the tourists begin to swarm
into Switzerland next year they will
be confronted at every turn, on every
hill and point Of vantage, on every
hotel piazza Boosting of a view"
with automatic telescopes. Last sum-
mer there were many telescopes scat.
tered throughout the country, some OF
which were looked after by boy or
woman, who collected the fee, and some
of which were automatic glasses, which
opened ON depositing two cents. A
company is being formed in Berne.
which will place its automatic tele-
scopes all over Switzerland next
,pring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
asss-ADvERTIsINa RATES MADE KNowl
On APPLICATION.

ak SUBSCRIPTIONS DUB N ADVANCE
WITHOUT ExCEF rION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
WHAT NE SHOULD

GUARD A GAINSI.
While the excitement is going
toward foyer heat in China we
should guard against being drawn
into the rCokus. There is danger
that we may be, ia spite of the pru
deace of our naval officers. British
journals continue complaining of
our hardness, and are demanding
fhat we go ia and do the fighting,
aud President Mckinley places
great store by what British journals
have to say aud may yield to their
wishes. Secretary Hay always
Stands. cap in hand, ready to take
orders from her majesty's represen-
Gatives, whose suggestions are to
him commands.
Our course 10 this matter is clear.
It must be directed by our time
honored policies and our present
interests. Our policies are to avoid
eutangling alliances, to remain neu.
teal whenever possible. Our inter
ests are to protect the integrity of
the Chinese empire, to keep the
markets open to products of the
world, to develop aud not destroy
these markets, to make them pros
porous to the end that they may
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27

Mr.. Isaac Drey fus, the enterprising
merchant, started the ball rolling
Tuesday by decorating his pla OF
business with bunting, flags and
other patriotic articles. We are
glad to see large number
of stores decorating in honor of the
many bright instructors, who are to
visit our city during the teachers
meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27

Sold by all druggists. % cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
You Ought to Make Up

your mind right
now what you are going to have
in your home this summer; then
you ought to come right along
this way, and look over this stock
Of ours. Are you going to enter
tain your trends in the same old
chairs, at the same old table, and
on the same old carpets7 Why
not have things fresh and newp
Needn't buy all at once. Get a
piece now and a piece little lat
er. If you buy here, the first
piece will be as good as the last
piece.
BLUFF CITY
FURNITURE co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
YOUNG PEOPLE
Organize Missionary soeiety-Miss
DeWoody President.

The Young Peoples Home and
Missionary Society was organized
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. NJ. E. Cross. The membership
is made up OF twenty young people
from the Main Street Methodist
church, their object being to assist
the societies, already organized, in
their good missionary work. All
Young people of that church are in
vited to join the society. TIE offic 4rs
of the new society were elected as
follows:
President, Miss Reba Dewoody;
vice-president. Miss Mamis Mann,
treasurer, Miss Georgia Bradford;
secretary, Miss Willie Evans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fore oIlEfess.

We are authorized to announce Hon. j.
%. Wood of Garland county, as candidate
Tor Congress from the Seeo&d District of Ar
kansas. su biect TO the acton of the Demo-
cratic party,
We arc authorized to announce Hon. John
s. little of Sebastian county as candidate
for e-eiection to Congress from the Second
District OF Arkansas, subject to the will Of
the Democracy of the district
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
Would Not Suffer So Again For FIT,
Times Its Price

| awoke last night with severe
pains ia my stomach. I never felt SO
badly in all my life. When came
down to work this morning I felt so
weak | could hardly work. went
to Miller & McCurdy = drug store and
they recommended Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. 1t worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all right. It certainty
is the finest thing l ever used for
stomach trouble. l SHAH not be
without 1t in my home hereafter, for
should not care to endure the SUI.
ferings of last night again for fifty
times it's PRICE,. II. Wilson, Liv-
cry man, Burgettstown, Washing ton
county, Pa. This remedy is for sale
By ". L. Bewoody & Co druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-27
OFFICE: PIG W. BARRAQUE ST.
TELEPHONE No. 1C2.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine
Bluff, Ark, as second-class mail
matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-10

From the Indianapolis Press.
Through the dark grim gateway of ST.
lence
There comes not an echo of sound.
And the land OF the hidden hereafter
To men is an untrodden ground;
But why do l strain sight and hearing
To catch but a fragment so small?
Oh. why should l weit for the swing of
the gate,
Or hope for the future at all?
All, sweet in the moments of slumber
The glimpse of a happier land.
And bright is the light and the glory
That falls on the wide golden strand,
For sometimes see the light simmer,
In ftful but glorified CLEANS,
On the sea and the shore of a glad ever
more
The fancied Island of Dreams!
Sometimes in the hours of my waking
/ seem to hear music and mirth,
That floats out Of chaos and silence,
And reaches the sin-burdened earth;
But l know that the glow and gladness
Is empty as odor and air,
And the music l hear is in some other
sphere
The land of my longing and prayer.
Some time there will be ripe fulton,
And / shall be dreaming no more;
I'll give up the shadow for substance
And sail to that glOrifed shore;
All, then will ! lift the dim curtain,
And know cen as 1 have been known:
My bondage shall break when my soul
shall awake,
And my spirit shall come to les ownl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-10
Not What They Seemed.

Il came across a colored man VINO spoke
with a German accent the other day."
said a prominent stock broker, according
to the Philadelphia Record. 4 dropped
into a restaurant not far from the city
hall for lunch and the waiter who took
my order, although Enthusiastically a col
ored man, spoke as though he mad just
come from some Pennsylvania Dutch set
Element up the state. The thing was so
pronounced that l spoke to the proprietor
about it, and found that my uspicions
were correct. The man was a full bio ded
negro, but he had been born and raised
in a small town near Reading, ard had
always associated with the whites, who
spoke Pennsy lvania Dutch. Queer isn't
it?' "Oh, l don't know" said one of The
party whose business takes him through
the West. "A short time ago | came
across a German who spoke English with
a decided Irish brogue. He was an edu-
Gated young fellow. graduate Of a Ger
man university, and he was very anxious
to learn English. He drift I'd out to Chi
cago, and from there to a lumber camp
up in Wisconsin. Here, he thought, would
be an excellent chance to learn tlc Ian
guage. But al the men in the camp we're
Irishmen. OF course, the young German
didn't know this, and he fell readily into
their mode of speech. At the end Of a
year he returned to Chicago, very proud
of having mastered our tongue, ard was
greatly surprised to discover that he had
a brogue. That was several years ago,
but he has never lost it, 1t ciinSs to him
a closely as though he had been born in
County Antrim"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-10
Powder Put the Fire Ont.

A belated war story comes from Ponce
Porto Rico. and is told by Lieut. Juan
Arato. of the Spanish engineers, says the
Philadelphia Post
when the war broke out" said the
lieutenant, we found that our supply of
ammunition of all sorts was very low.
Some was new and some old, some was
black and some brown, some was old
fashioned, and some was smokeless and
mysterious. There was one lot OF brown
smokeless powder which was mark ed
Use with care! Very powerful! Keep cool
and dry" and 10 it was attached a leg
end that it had burst a Krupp field gun.
Il determined TO try it, 1 employed a
small charge in a gun, and, to my sur
prise, it refused to go off. My gunners
were very much disguised, and one of
them said: Bah, This is no good for
war. I'll use it for cooking our supper
I'VE all jumped as he threw a double
handful into a small campfire Judge of
our feelings when we saw the fire go
out. l afterward learned that powder Of
this sort deteriorates with age, and that
long before this case was opened 1t was
as harmless as wet sand"