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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04

Fitchburg's Stock Goes
Up.
The Story Denied by Local
Director.

Horton, January 3.-when the preferred
stock Of the Fit,bburg railroad went
mp 10 points to i25 today. financial circles
were full Of surmises As to ths reason.
The appearances were that there was
hsavy demand for the st ,ok.
The fret explanation was to the effect
that the New York Central road was will
Ina TO pay more thaa per cent on the
Fitshbura's stock rather than to light
fer the completion Of the lease with the
Boi t On. and Albany road before tbs ieeis-
itt1rs in facs OF much opposition. Latn
Fit hburg road director was quetsd as
say log tat the New York Centrai's offer
was improbable. but there might be .
chance for the Bottom and Mains to
lease 1t The presence in tsi, city OF Mr..
W. Seward Webb, however. was suggest
ed as good reason for t he frat report.
Lstsr in tho afternoon another report
was to the effect that the Boston and
Maine road was toying to lease the Fitch
burg, and tsis Is aokno vledRed t, be
fact President futile Of the Boston
and Maine road Is quoted rs say ing, in
response to an inquiry:
1
10 Is Understood that the proposed leass
calls for per cent rental and Is Deepen
dent In measure upon the success OF the
Fit chhurg in obtaining q traffic guaran-
tee from the New York Cenral In case
the Inter road succeeds in leasing the
| Albany.
This situation has not cen considered
hitherto. 1t has been take n for granted
that II the Fitchburg were leased 1t
" ould be to the New York Central. The
opposition of the Eitohburg to the leas-
In of the Albany on the present terms
I axes on q new aspect By the acquisi-
tion Of the Fitchburg the Maine woula
obtain direct western connections and
| wou Id to great extent nullify the COM
petition OF the Rutland railroad.
This last road was taken over by the
yandq rbil Is some time ago, and when its
b urg and Lake 7JH~ssr Chanplaifs X
a 90 mpetitor Of the Central VermonI
and other roads whose freight traffic
enters hcston over the Boston and Maine.
The Rutland tratfiJ Is diverted TO the
Fitohburg. II the Boston and Maine
controls the latter, all traffic from the
northwest would come to Boston over It's
lines
President Goldman of the Fitchburg
and j. X. Lesson. state auditor OF the
same road, decline to talk on the matter
Of lease. One theory of the Boston 81
NJ aine's desire TO succeed the Fitchburg
is the dislike Of the former to having q
Vanderbilt line running parallel with
the MRssach usstts Central, one of Its
lenssd lines Again, 1t 10 suggested tt al
such lease would strengthen the OPP
position to the Boston and Albany lease.
II the Fitchburg was taken by the Bos-
t On and Maine road. 1t lie probable that
the former could be operated ut less ex-
| pense, the old station next TO the Union
station could be disposed Of. and In
many ways the leased road could be
i n ma Tafa uff hA Of 4
old New England road since IL became
part Of the n r., N. H. and ii. sys.
to m. in this oity 1t has been long known
that the Bost,u and Maine road did not
care much for the Fitchburg as piece
| OF property, not ranking 1t as competi.
tor.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
PRICE OF SUGAR.
Wholesale Merchant. Vote 20 Raise
No.

A special meeting at which most i'm
portrait BUSINESS was trsnsatt,d was held
By the Portland Wholesale Grocery and
Flour Dealers association "Wednesday
forenoon. There Was good SIT ,nduce of
the members. President Meioher was In
the chair aud warrrn p. Chase att,d ss
the secretary.
The meeting was called for the sole
purpose of taking some defiuits action re-
gnrding the price Of sugar. The srester
pert Of the sugar which 10 sold In the
Portland market IL furnifhsd BY the
American Sugar REFINERY. III ere ID no
doutt that It Ieast s5 psr cent Of all Of
the sugar thst comes to t1is c.tv for the
wholesale houses 10 from this concern.
which may properly said 10 lie q trust.
The question was thoroughly reviewed
By thu Portland merchants on "Wednesday
nearly all who were present participating
In the discussion. Some of the dealers
were OF the opinion tAat the prics should
remain Is II has been for tbs last fsw
months. This price IL - ~ for one hum
dred pounds which 10 $ais with the
srb.trazs. The srihtrage 10 q tsrm Will Q
IL used In expressing ne cost Of freig hi
cart,ng and other incideet tai expenses.
Others, advocst ID thst the beet policy
t, pursue would b. to change the prics 90
that ID would conform ~ nearly ~ pos
sibIe with that Of the Boston and New
York prices. Ons Of the dealsrs who was
IN favor Of this measure was Ex-Mayof
Randall, the junior member Of the hrm
of simonton 81 Randall. who introduced
a n s,lution that the price for Portland
be fixei t4.s5 for one hundred pounds
and that besides nine csnts . hundred
pounds being add cd for arbitrage, ten
cen t. . pound 10 added for profit.
A vote was taken and 10 was found
| that the resolution introduced BY ME.
Randall was favored By the maj GRITTY
The American sugar Refinery controls
the greater part of the market throu ah-
out the state a. we'll rs In thia soity
and this action taken by the Portland
merchants IL sure 60 have . most I'm
portant bearing In both the wholesale
and retail trade OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
]. R. LIBBY co.
STRUCK A SPECTATO Il.

Boston. January 8 The board of police
tonight ordered the dlsoha rye Of Patrol
man Leon NJ. Hsrris of the mounted
squad. on the charge of deliberately
striking spectator during thu Dewey
paraue last October The victim Of the
affair was Howard Cole, business man,
and for number Of days he Was confined
to his house with a severe scalp wound
which at one time threstensud to prove
more serious. Mr.. Cole declined TO make
but the matter became public
through newspapers Communication.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
GETTING AFTER GAGE.
Rep. sulzer Wants to Know About
Depo.tting Money In n. Y. Bsnks.

Washington, January 3.-Representa-
q We Sulzer of New York, offered the fol-
lowing resolution in the House today:
Resolved, That she Secretary OF the
Treasury be. and he Is hereby directed, to
furnish the HOUSE OF Representatives as
as soon as possible, the following informs-
ion:
First-All letters, agreements, papers
OF documents between tho treasury de-
partmsnt of the United States or any
person connected Herewith and the Ma
tionai City bank and the Hanover Ma
tioual bank of the city OF New York, or
any person acting for them or either Of
them since the fourth day of March,
1897, relating TO the depositors of public
funds, bonds OF revenues Ia said bank
or banks OF any other relations or bust
ness transactions now existing or hereto
fore had been the government and the
said banks or either OF them.
Second-Ths amount of public moray,
bonds or revenue deposited with said
banks or either OF them, BY the govern
ment for what length of time and the
rsasons thsrefor.- and whether said banks
or sithsr Of shem have paid the govern
ment any interest On said deposits, and II
so. how much, and all other information
CONCERNING the same, or IN any way re-
Chairman Payne and some Of his ASSOC
ciates OF the ways and means committee
had an Informal talk after the adjourn
ment of the House today relative TO the
Srlzer resolu tiou, cailing on the Score.
tary Of the Treasury for information
whioh had been referred TO the commit
tee. A meeting of the com mittse will be
held tomorrow and pretty thorough
understanding WAS srsived at to-day that
a, tomorrow's nesting the resoluti on
would be considered, and probably re-
ported at once to the House Some
changes are likely to be made In the rsso-
luton, however. by the omission Of she
two banks specifically named, thus max
ing the inquiry relate generally 30 all
hanks. 1t Is understood also that psrscn-
al infersncss are ikeiy TO be avoided In
the amended resolution. In the form
thus rspoIted back to the Houss. IL 80 |
that the resolution will pafs
without objection and that auy debats
on the question involved will be de.
feTrsd until the Secretary OF the Treasury |
has an opportunity TO comply with the |
request for inform alton. |
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
TWEEN rY-rwO DROWNED.

London, January ga despatch from
Bristol announces that the British steam
er Borghssse Of Glasgow foundered of
Cape Finistorre last Friday during a
hurricane. Twenty two of the crsw we're
drowned. The Survivors. nine In mum.
her. have just arrived at Bristol.
The 8orghssse which was owned by
Mr.. w. II. Raeburn of Glasgow was last
reported as arriving at Malrs. December
IS. from Ersasteris. Shs was suilt at
sc nierlard In 1870 and wa. Of 1891 tons
bur den.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
LOW WATER CAUSES TkoUsLE.

Manchester. N. H.. Janusry S.--Con
siderable difficulty is being experienced
in this city in mill CIRCLES OF account OF
low water and there Is much speoulsting
as to what tine outcome will he. Tuesday
the Amoskeag corporation was shut down
In several branches. but al of the mills
wers running today.
Lowell, January 3.--Altbough the no
normally low water of the Merlimao river
has caused some Inconvenience to the
local mills particularly today IL has not
as yet been found necessary TO suspend
operations In any of the Departments OF
any of tho corporations.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
A PHILIPPINE RESOLUTION.

Washington. January s.-Representa.
tive McBae, Democrat of Arkansas, today
introduced the following resolution: Be
1t resolved, that the United States hereby
declare that their purpose IN acquiring
Juris diction and control over the Philip
pine island wa and is TO secure to the In
habitants thereof az soon as practicable
after the Suppression of the existing re-
bellion therein. a free, indepandert, stable
government: Republican in form and
that the Unit'd States guarantee TO said
Inhabitants protection against all for.
eigu invasion"
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
FEARS FOR VICTORIA.

Chicago, January IA special to tie
Record from San francisco says: The
big transport Victoria is now rs days
out Of this port for Manila. and ship
ping men fear that the vesssi has eone
to the bottom. She was spoken by the
transport Tartar on November IA Ee-
tween this port and Honolulu. with n
broken shaft. The Victoria refused tow.
expecting to have the broken shaft re-
Daired
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
GOVT OF PORTO RICO.
senator Foraker's nan Providing for
same iaz.aes-sl.aa.'.. .s-ls-a

Washington, January. 3.-Senator For
aker today introduced bill, providing
a form of government for Porto Rico.
The bill provides for tho continuance OF
the laws aud municipal ordinances now
10 force in tho island until the legislature
provided for shall supplant them.
The President is empowered to appoint
a governor and supreme court and also
seven heads of departments to have
charge of the various interests of the
government and also five native citizens
who. together with the governor and
heads of departments are to constitute
the upper branch Of the insular legisla-
ture. A lower house of 35 members to
be elected by citizens of the island is
also provided for and all inhabitants of
the island are made citizens of the
United states. The citizens are also to
elect delegate to Congress who is to
have seat but no vote.
Tho constitution and laws OF the
United States are extended to the is
land SO far as the latter are really appli-
cable.
Speaking of the bill Senator Foraker
said 1t did not create territory out OF
the island nor undertake to give the as
ISOLATION a territorial form OF govern
ment in the ordinary understanding OF
that phrase.
AMENDMENT TO FINANCE BILL.
Washington, January 3.-The Repub-
lican members of the finance committee
authorized Senator Aldrich to present
amendments to the financial bill which
he offered in the Senate today The
most important relates to the greenbacks
and is 90 follows:
After the word authority on line Ave,
page II, strike out the remainder OF
section and insert: land the gold coin
received from the sale of said bonds
shall first be covered into tho general
form of the treasury and then exchanged
| into the manner hereinbefore provided,
| for an equal amount of the notes re-
deemed and held for exchange and the
| United States notes exchanged in &C
cordance with the provisions of this sec
| ton shall when covered into the treasury
| be re-issued as now provided by law and
the gold coin in the reserve fund ogether
with the redeemed notes held for use as
| provided in this section shall at no time
exceed the maximum sum of $l5o,oo0,-
OOO.n
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
SHARKEY CHALLENGED.

Hot Springs. Ark, January S.-Tom
Sharkey tonight received challenge
from James J. Jeifries to fight twenty
rounds within 80 days, the winner to
take all, provided Tom O'Rourkc is ex-
cluded from Sharkey's corner.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04

New York, January 8 I'm the trial Of
10 land b. Moiineux for the murder OF
Mrs. katherine J. Adams. the most In
tere sing testimony today was TINT OF
John II. Yocum, . chemist, and . firm
friend Of Harry Cornish. He said that
any Chemist could make oysndfds OF mer-
curry. the poison which 10 alleged to have
ca used the death Of Mrs. Adams. He had
made 10 him self and this process was easy.
He took Prussian blue AND yellow oxide
OF mercury, boiled them together. filtered
the mass and the precipitate contained
cyanide OF mercury. Still other DIR ugs
would yield cyanide Of mercury. AL Of
the drugs required were what is known
a. "dry oolors." Molineux, it will b. rs-
membered, was superintendent of dry
oolof factory In Newark. Yocum testi-
FED that any man known as cheDist
could procure the ingredients Of oyanids
uf mercury, even without regist sring Ills
name.
the case as friend Of Cornish and an OBJ
ject of Molineux's hate. has been expected
20 give importsn testimony as to Moii-
peux's ili.wiil toward Cornish but his ex-
animation today developed nothing I'M
portant.
Andre BustAnOuy, AN ompioyo VI W
Knioks rbooker Athletic oluo, and who
had been, be said, livery friendly" with
Molineux, testified that when the fac
smile of the poison package address was
published he recognized the Handwriting
as that of Molinsux and told Secretary
| Adams of the club of the discovery.
| Other Witnesses were policemen who
were connected with the case after the
| m urder; clerks In patent medicine houses
who handled the "Corutsh" aud bar
nett letters alleged TO have been written
| by Mollneux and members of the knfcx-
| erbooker Athletic club. to whom Cornish
| had shown his Christmas present, whose
contents afterward killed Mrs. Adams.
| Their testimony built up the case Of the
prosecution. Some of them were not
| GROSS examined.
CORNISH AND ROGERS OUT.
Nav York. January Safeguarding tbs
utifYhg tRe prooeeainss IN -tns hlolIneus
trial today. the Worltl tomorrow will say
Edward u. Rogers, husband OF Mrs.
Adams, sent q telegram from Jersey City
| to Recorder Golf.
| In IL hr. Rogers said that while he
does not volunteer as witness he rssents
| and denies Cornlsh's statop ent under
cath that no met Cornish In Har tford one
day last week and bowed TO him. or met
| b i'm anywhere else and recognized his ex-
| ! stsBce. Mr.. Rogers declares that he has
not laid eyes on Cornish for two years
Two years ago Rogers and his wife separ-
ated and have since been living apart.
Cornish last night stated that while he
was walking on Main street, Hartford.
| two weeks ago last Saturday with Mr..
Fred Hovey he saw Mr.. Rogers and bowed
| to him and Mr.. Rogers returned the row
to Mr.. Hovey, but3 did not to MIR.
Cornish.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
CHARLES D. BRYANT.

Bangor, January 3.--Charles d. Brysnt.
we'll known Bangor man, died sudden
ly tonight at the age of So years. He
leaves niece. Miss Ada Bryant Of this
city.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails TO euro,
f. w, Groves signature is ON each box. -,
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04
NOMINATED FOX SENATE

Jackson. January 3--The Dom ocrstio
caucus here Tonight unanimously nomi-
mated Gov. A. j. MoIaurin for the long
term OF the United States senatorship
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-04

CHAIRS. One lot OF Oak Rock
ers, were ordered for
Holiday trade but got side track
ed somewhere on the road, Just
in, strong, comfortable, rocks
easy, fits the form, leather or wood
seat. This sale price, SI.0S
Another lot of Rockers, of quarter.
Ell oRk, highly polished. The grain
comes out handsomely, high back.
A $500 Rocker for sees
Many other higher grade chairs
and Rockers. price cut.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-15

ktoss ma rasis siuaye bsdsis jsko
skfad d~ekorscyj i rekwisytow, c.ssc
sss tel sali s~amienions ma bye ns
foyer, " kt6rem r6wniet odbywa6
sic beds pr6by oh5rowe. Budynek
'eafy otrIyma gazows ! s~lektryozne
oswietlsnis, ogrsanis parowe 1 udos.
konalons wsntylacje. Robotami,
kt6re ukohcsons bye majs IA diva
miesisce, kisrujs wiasoioiel ! tw6roa
nowego budynku, p, Felix's Stepid
ski. Miejao W teatrzs bedsie ok,l 10
tysisos. Dyrekoja tsatrow .awiera
kontrakt ma lat piec, z prawsm pre-.
dfuasnia umowy do lat d.iesieOiu, o
bo~issuiso sic piaoic po trsydz'es,i
tysiscy rubli roosnis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-15

kich ksiazst szia "a przykiadem dwo-
ru j rozrzuca&a pieniadze ma wszyst.
kie strony. Orgje, kt6re jedeu z
mich wyprawiai W jakiejs maiej re-
~stauracyjoe pray Newskim Prospek.
Gle, tax byiy giosns, re pewnego
dnia zjawii sic u restauratora szef
Policji jenerai Trepow i ~powiedziai
mu, re jesli j~eszcze raz ustapi poko-
ju wielki-mu ksieoiu, to powedruje
ma Sybir i restaurator usluchai,
poniewaz Trepow byi wszeohmo..
nym. lnny z wielkich ksiaAat osls.
wiz sic postepkami, wkraczajacymi
W dziedzine p~sychopatji, = trzeciego
wygnauo do Turkiestanu ola popra.
Wy, poniewaz skradi brylanty swej
matki.
Carowe Maria Alsksandr6wna cd.
data sic zupeinie bigotsrji, q iowa.
rzystwo petersburskie przestaio zu-
Pelnie myslec o ~sprawaoh publicz-
nych bawiio sic pc teatrach i te-
atrzykach. ,,Piekna Helena" byia
ich ideaiem. Najleps.ych pissrzy,
jak Czernyszewski, Michajiow, Law
row z~esiano ma w~ygnanie; inni, iak
Pisarew, giueli W twierdzy Petro.
pawiowskisj.
Po zamachu Karaka7owa ma Alex
sandra lIgo W kwietniu 1865, pako.
wsno ludzi beg miiosierd1ia do twier.
dry. Najmniejszy pozor ,,nielojal-
nosci" czy ,.radykalnego usposobie-
MIA wystarczai, ably bye zesianym
ma Sybir lub pojsc do kazamat, w
kt6rych t~ortury byiy rzecza ~powszed-
mia.
Ruch m}odziezy, g~rupujacej sic
kolo Karakazowa, mia3 charakter lu-
dowy z zabarwieniem politycznem.
Katkow, giowa r~eakcyjpej partji
mosklewskiej, wyzyskaf to natych-
miast ola swoich cel6w j odrazu po-
sadzi} wszystkich libsralow j refor.
mistow o udzial W spi-ku, ME wsha-
JAG sic wmieszac do niego i w. ksie.
oia konstantego, przedstawisjao Ka-
rakazowa jake narzedzie W jego re-
ku. Szuwaiow i Trepow byli W
swoim zywiole, a Micha1 Murawiew.
Wieszatiel dostal rozkaz stiumienia
tego ruchu. Stiumi} 60 pc swoje-
mu, aresztujac setkami i torturujac.
k%arakazow, gdy go prowadzono ma
s%zafot, wyglada} jak z gumy, tax mu
powykrecano stawy.
Murawiew obieca{ zdusiG wszyst-
kie zywio}y radykalne, to tsz W Pc
tersburgu wszyscy, kt6rzy kiedykol-
wick objawiali W sympatje ola re-
form, zyli w ustawiczuym strachu, re
dostana sic do twierdzy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-15
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- Ssm0b0jstwO W wiezieniu.
w Chojuicach rozsssis sic wielce
ssnsscyjns pogiosks, k.ora .aaIar.
mowaia cafe miasto. ze arssstowsny
niedawno ] trsymsuy " cbojniokism
wiesisniu sledczsm cseladnik rzez
nioki MAuryoy Levy, odsbrsi sobis
aycis przsz p~owisssenis. Wkrotce
okasaio sic jsdnakte, to Levy lyle.
Pr6bowai on istotuis odsbra6 sobie
tycis ! powiesii sic " cell wissieonsj
ma ssslkach; odersuisto 20 jednskae
dose wozesnie pfaywr6oono do
p~r.ytomnosci. Sam fskt jednskae,
ae Levy chwycii sic ssmotojstwa,
budri wielks ssnsaoje ! utwierd.a
tium " podejrzsniu, 70 byi on wspol.
winnym " sprawis IA mordowanis
Winters.
- SmierG hskstysty. W Pc.
znaniu smart .nsny prryw6d,cs hs.
kstys,os II sussmsnn, p~rseaywssy lat
3S. DR.. Hsussmsnn byi jsdnym .
ssioiyoie 1 towsrzystws hskstystyo.
nsgo ! p~owiernikiem b smsrcks "
sprawach sntypolskich. w ossatnich
osssach wywoisi prseciw sobis na.
missns polemike sgrarjuss6w ME.
~misokiob, cd kt6ryoh asdsi, ably ME
utywali robotuik6w polskioh . Ga.
lioji | Kr6lestws. Polemika to do
prowsdriis Hsnssmsnns do ostrych
stsrc pr.sci~nikami, " nsstep.
stwis ozsgo wystspic muslsi z urse
du bsksty. Nagia tego smisro Wy.
dsje sic podsjrzsns.
,,Hier!" Csytsmy " ,Ty.
godniku Ssmborsko- d rohobyokim":
Prsy konsroli wojskowej " Dr,ho
byosu odpowisdsieli wywoisni 5 8
Z. m. rezerwiSci Jskim Psoak z Do.
brohostowa, Tymko MyohsS . Hu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-15
Zycie %uratOwane.

Pan Pawel Mikulenczak z Gran.
ger, Tex, opowiada, jak jego die
CT z~ostaiy uratowane cd smierci:
Music wan doniesc, jak Severy
Pfucny Balsam uratowaf zycie mo-
ich dzieci. Przez dlugi czas cier-
pialy ma suchy kaszel, probowaiem
rome lekarstwa, ale ME przyniosiy
zadnej ulgi. Moi sasiad poradzif
mi spr6bowac Severy Pfucnego
Balsamu, a pc uzyciu dw6ch butte
lex dzieci kompletnie wyzdrowiafy.
Odtad nigdy ME pozostaje bez te-
go lekarstwa'. Pan Mikulenczak
uratowal zycie swoich dzieci, po-
niewaz uzyl najlepszego lekarstwa
ms kaszel, jake tylko istnieje, a
MEM jest Scvery Balsam Phucny.
Kazdy moze niejednego z SASHA
dow uratowac, polecajac i'm to le-
karstwo ms kaszel j zaziebienie.
Jezeli uzyte dose ~wczesnie, nigdy
ME zawodzi. Jest to niezawodne
lekarstwo ma kaszel, zaziebienie,
grype. Dol gardia, krtani i pluc.
Cena % i SOC. Ma sprzedaz d
wszystkich aptekarzy j h~andlarzy
medycyn. Prawdziwe nosza podpis
W. +. Severy Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
ma kazdei butelce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-15
ZGODA

gniew uraze do prseciwnikow. niejednemu przeprosie sic z
wrogism zawzietyu, ~nieJednemu powetowac wyrzadzons krzywde.
niejednemu nstspe s~ego mieisca drogiemu: wtedy BOWEN istviei
przyszfoby do harmonic zgody. bez kt6rej zginieny wszyscy ME
zdzialawszy mic, CODY Oczyznie naszej TAXA korzysG przynioslo, jakiej
ma prawo wymagac Cd tax hcznego odiamu swych dzeci, CODY p.
tomkom naszym TIA ma ziemi amerykanskiej take dalo podstawy, by
daej Eye rozwijac sic mogi jake obywatee tego kraju ale synowie
corki ziemi nieszczeslwej, ktorym ME wolno zapominac o swoich
wzgedem nej obowiazkach.
Pamietaimy. Veto zgubilo Polke. Veto, jake nasza wada
narodowa, rozbija ms tn ma atomy. Kazdy z mas czastke tel wady
nosi W persi wlasnei. Wyrywajmy ja przeto wykorzeniajmy z serc
usposobeh naszych.
Pamietajmy - rz jeszcze wolam, ae najwiekszymi wrogami
naszymi jestesmy my sami wraz z nasze m ,Liberum Veto, jake
wada narodowa!
Koniec.