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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
TRANSFERRED TO NEW YORK.

MIR. G. G. Barry viii There Enter tha
Southern Pacific Offices =
The friends of Mr.. C. c. Barry will no
Pleased TO learn that the Southern Pacific
company has just paid him a high and un.
usual compliment by transferring him from
Texas, to the Offices of the company in
ne" ork Slty. Nj Barry, accompanied
by MS wife and family left last might
Tor that city to take up his new duties.
carrying with them the hest wishes OF n
most Of friends In railroad circles and also
o. ~ othet citizens of this city who mad
heard OF his good fortune
Mr.. Barry entered the service of the
southern Pacific company In the auditors
Office AT Houston in 1859 as clerk and
served In various positions under Mr.. c.
H. Seger, the auditor, until two wears ago
70 be auditor of the Central Texas and
northwestern and Fort Worth and New
orleans lines, with headquarters at Waxa-
hachie. 1t was In the position OF auditor
of these lines that Mr.. Barry distinguished
himself In the eyes of the chief officials
OF the Southern Pacific but 1t was In the
AUDITORS office at Houston where his sery-
Ices were of such high character that he
was enabled to lift himself TO the other
position, which resulted in the transfer
to New York.
Mr.. Barry served the Central Texas roads
faithfully and efficiently until they were
absorbed by the Houston and Texas Cen
trail, rendering n special auditor for them
unnecessary, but the Southern Pacific Of
fcials in New York had already been at
tracted by his work and no sooner was the
absorption made than Mr.. Barry was offer
ed The position In New York The place
he goes to ill is In the comptrollers office
and it Is useless TO say that he is In every
way qualified TO discharge the duties In the
most satisfactory manner, since his expert
once in that department is we'll nigh com
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
ENGINE WRECKED NEAR JENNINGS.
last haus Of lam White.

To the Editor Of The Post
Huntsville. Texas, September lS.-Seyeral
months ago IN article appeared In The
Houston Post entitled Ham White is
Dead" This article contained brief his
tory of his criminal career Nothing how
ever OF tho last months and days OF his
life was said. | suppose nothing turtRer
was known. Now, Will give the public
another cbapter Of his llfe and also the
iast SAD scenes OF his death.
Ham White was convicted ~ inert at
Iiono and sent 10 the Huntsville penlten-
1ary about eight months before he died.
lie had become very hardened In sin and
snid n nrayer had not passed his lips In
twenty years But after much prayer and
supnlicatlon In his behalf he was led to
Christ. Joined the Methodist church and
Was to the day Of his death happy Chris
He had no fear Of death and gladly wei.
coined II as rest for his suffering body At
All times he freely testified for his Savior.
retailing that he WAS counted worthy TO
he called n Christian lie often spoke OF
the pnst and regretted that he had lived
such a wicked life. Yet We are glad 70
saw that we feel assured that his sins were
All forgiven and TINT now he rests IN peace.
Yes. Ham White is dead but be died with
the full assurance that he would meet his
sainted mother and other loved ones on
So friends. weave these few lines into
the bit ~ history you already have Of him.
and in doing so think not q him 90 an
outlaw, but as a sinner saved br grace.
Mrs. s. u. Morg n.
Wife Of Chaplain.
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strenoth Enables You to Stand the Heat.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic gives
Iake CharIes Locals.
strength,

Lake Charles La. September lS.-The
Bradley & Ramsay Lumber company start
ed their big mill this morning after n shut
down Of three months. The mill has been
thoroughly repaired and new boilers and
machinery put in, The mill is one Of the
largest in the country and employs CON
siderable number Of men.
Tomorrow everything in the city will be
closed in memory Of our dead chief, Presl-
dent Mckinley, and services viii be held
in all churches. The mayor has Issued his
proclamation and asked that all places OF
business he closed during the day.
Mr.. Atchlson. prominent attorney OF
New Orleans, is In this city for the pur-
nose ~ attending the recordatiOn Of 800
acres OF land in township g. range 8. This
matter revives the oil question In this VI
cinity. Mr. Atchison represents the Texas
and Louisiana National Oh company, which
Is domiciled in Cincinnati Ohio The land
los near English hayOn and the company
will take active action and develop the
lands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
INDEPENDENT LINE TO COAST.
Morean-HII Syndicate Said to Be Con
siderina Its Construction.

Morean-HII Syndicate Said to Be Con-
siderina Its Construction.
1t is believed, declares a recent Chicago
dispatch, that the Morgan-Hnl syndicate as
owners Of the Burlington, the Rock Island
and the Goulds back of the Missouri Pacific
will pool their interests TO the extent Of
forming an auxiliary company to construct
an Independent line from the western ter
mini to the coast that they may be free TO
protect their lines MS against the Southern
Pacific. The antagonstic feeling between
Morgan and Hartman is well known. and
the owners of the Missouri Pacific and
Rock Island. while not at war with Harri
man. fear that they may he equally de
pendent upon his road for n California CON
necton.
Senator Clark's projected line would not
answer for the California outlet that would
he demanded by the Rock Island Burling.
ton and Missouri Pacific, because 1t would
reach Los Angeles and not San Francisco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Forestallinn Decentralization.

The arrival Of President Cassatt from
Europe has led to rumors OF further
changes on the Baltimore and Ohio The
general manager of the company, however,
has issued notice to all employees to the
eifect thar there will be no wholesnle
changes In the staff. General Manager Pot
ter has given notice that the following
roads will he operated rs the Ohio River
division: Ohio River railroad, Ripley and
MIL Greek valley. Ravenswood; spencer
and Glenylle, Huntington and Big SANDY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Nav pvhian Hail for Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas, september l9.-The
Pythian temple in this city, which was
erected In 1875, and was the first eXclu'
sive temple built in the world. Is to he
torn down soon 10 make way for a how
temple 10 cost $4,000, II viii be three
stories and viii be modern IN al appaiht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
tiol for RnH.,.

81 ana M crescent is recognized as
81 Pulnian line 10 BuGalo, win
e Bunalo Ii,iSSepeFs from New Or
ye1 Nars, where Won can ntes AM
pertartstnl from coffee or cnSSta le es
Seryl,.ni Vose steak. Donbls INV
from 20 both directions Only =,
Afongh INV orleans 10 Buffalo. mass.
ialhs sna spurs OF the CnmheTis nd
q Knn tae beautiful Blue srsss
Pc .scenepS WY, presenting most al.
! and 80 p the Traveller. Tempus
.I55pfised y, Ives the Train. and you viii
'FALO. " near the. Porter shout
etc, plessr or map folders, schedule,
I r, Assnt wflte TO J. c. Andrews,
sent Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Marlin Matters.

Marlin, Texas, September rs ON account
Of the ground being damp the Methodist
protracted meeting is heing held for the
present az the church. The tahernaclc VIII
rot be used until the ground dries. Serv
ices at 10 a. IN. and 8 p. m.
J. q. Luschner has sold his interest In
the round bale gin at Perry this county,
TO Mr.. Struse.
Candidates for county offices are begin
ming 10 bob up. The prospects nrc thal
before the beginning Of the campaign THIS
year they will be as thick as flies around
a goaD gaurd,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
To pnsh RooL leland 49,

Q Fush Hook Island Work.
~ faso, Texas, september is.--Gooie &
w., contractors OF the I'll Paso and North.
eastern extension to connect with the Rock
n nelanu AZ Peeos. have placed an order for
work They will add force of about 100
~, hhch ana hope TO complete their portion Of
we we extension before the Rock island
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
THE TEXAS EDITORS.
Most OF the Party Are Now on Their
Way Home.
iaI L.. |

Way Home.
Especial to The post)
Denver, Colo, September 1o.The Texas
Press association excursion dlsbandcd here
today after one of the most successful
tours I'm the history Of the association.
The entire ten days has been a succession
of entertainment and sight seeing. Al
Boulder yesterday royal reception was
rendered by the Colorado snnltarium.
and drive taken over the city. snort
trip was taken up Boulder canyon, MIS-.
Scott Haywood Of Beaumont and MISS
Blanche Brown Of Iluntsvllle dglighteG w.
visitors with music and rccitations. Most
OF the party left for Texas today whsle
some WI! remain in Denver Sightseeing a
few DAYS longer. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted relative to the trip
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

o ,uie made by the trains carrying tho mall
" London. tAis mall will IN the future 20
Ky tne United States route, Instead az
SSn n Sgez canal The mail wns carried from
SSa .n, troncisco to New York over the linton
aHelnc, Burllngtn and New York Central,
a "ts from Sidney TO London the time was
cut down seven DAYS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Mineral Wells to Vote on Bonds.

Mineral Wells, Texas September 1s.-An
election has been ordered by the city coun,
eli Of this city for October Is for the pur
pose OF deciding whether or not there 3 ali
the proceeds to be used In the hetternent
of the sewer system, streets aud bridges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


h i1@ L9sker, city; c. Gvdeson. Ros.
keIIsssS; ' T. Mathews, Topek ISI Kas' NJ j,
Iim, Ialyeston Is. NJ. Williams,
harris y y Arthur, Los Angeles, Cal. ;
bal HalleSton; A. l.. Dickinson
Llsco. rs George T. Ruddock. san
Renn15n X Rice and wife. plano:
bohzsiesin Nashville, Tenn: L. Bren'
AlnIe oLaylor White and daughter.
barrow, Mrs. Pepkin, Cham,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
TRAINS IN COLLISION.
enoineer and Fireman Hurt but NOT
Seriously.

e,oireer and Fireman Hurt but Not
Seriously.
Calvert. Texas, September 19.-Coal mine
train engine No. 40 coliides with extra
northbound freight train engine No loi
ON the Houston and Texas Central track
near the compress in Calvert at 2;2o p. m.
today. The cause Of the accident y, vas s,G an
Nan 0uinn Of cr.ine No. 10i both had an
ankle badly sprniled Fireman Banner OF
engine No AZ had his ankle slightly sprnti-
cd. Both engines were badly smashed.
ENGINE WRECKED NEAR JENNINGS.
Jennings. La, September l0.-An engine
on the southern Pacific railroad this morn
ing about 1870 O'Clock was running for
water from Welsh to Mermentau. When
about two and a half miles cast Of jon
nlngs she jumped the truck. tearing up the
+.oop for about fifty feet then turning
over in the ditch The engine me Is on1 t@t ad
-, sttght bruIges on the knee. "he
trains were delayed about four hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
TWO SPECIAL CIRCULARS
Were Promulgated and Issued BY the
Commission.
THE RESULT OF TUESDAYS HEARING
An Amendment to Commodity Tariff
Governing Rates on Central co,to,
Shipments Was Adopted.
lie RESULT OF TUESDAYS HEARING

Austin, Texas, September 1a.-Tbe %.
rowing circulars have been issued nv ,be
railroad commission.
IN approval Of Joint application s,h,,.
ded under No. 1874 of tho Uoust,yn" "'n l..,
IeNns Central Rallrond connnnv anu
II .p ss ORDERED that commodity tarla No.
-, ISSUED ny this commission In ami.
on cotton and cotton linters, In bales tnrppS
ported by railroads between points In Tcxa.
anu effective March 10, 1900 be an,a "a" W
~ aluihg TO the list OF exceptions CON
item 'he lolioWihg
p Rates In cents per 100 pounas fuo,,,
s1piLons on the llearne and BRACES yalic,,
Inllroad as follows: '"'V|
stations, To Houston 10 G,iros.on
White, Watts, ''S'on'
:, Duncan, Wilson 40 10
Providence H. A
steeles store,
G, Nils ;;..''.,.,. As 81
"' ,rh5 wv ..';'. 40 %
20, 1901. A'e' september
IN approval Of Joint application submit.
yea yea uhder NO, 6Ui of the Missouri Kan,
y hereby ordered that the following
GLAssihcation rulings, supplementary -
western classification No 81 shall eovern
IN IN the transportation OF the articles namei
iect 20 ~ r,p"tcH points IN Texas, sub
Ject 10 70 me rules embraced In Exceptions
70 western classification: provided that
they shall not he construed as In any man.
ner affecting the commodity rates hereto.
l9fe adopted or approved by this commits.
l. Leatherold powder barrels. Lei D1
2 Galvanized iron bridge caps or rolls
nested, and galvanized iron valleys nested
same as cave trough, nestled. (See nare
50, item 49, P"e'
3. Provision for popcorn confectionery.
page 20, item Z, is intended to apply on
nat goods. viz: Popcorn cakes cracker.
JACK, etc, Loose popcorn and popcorn balls
are ratable as per page 20 item 63.
,o Inns order shall take effect September %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Fans a Advancement.

Something like $4,000, 1t is said, will
he expended by a few Western roads this
year in the purchase Of FANS OF special
designs for advertising purposes. The Bur
lington and Northwestern roads have just
contracted with firms in Japan for loo 600
fans to he given away In the United states
next summer The fans are, made ~ the
is executed by firms In that country from
plates sent there from Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

|NoTE-Talns leaving Houston at44sp.
and arriving at Houston at aga m and
lesss N, also run into Grand Central de-
~, departing 10 minutes earlier and srriv-
kg ten minutes later than time given ABOVE.
trains arrive and depart from the Grand Gem
fepot except the MISSOURI, Kansas & Texas
!, which have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
ltoha Y Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
/ use the International and Great Northern de-
Congress avenue, and the Houston East and
4 Texas morning train which leaves from and
IS the Houston East and West Texas depot
Missouri Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
$on Henderson trains pass the International
bfest Northern depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

British Mail to Come This Way. q
At Union Pacific headquarters In Omaha
II is announced that as result OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Bargains in FIanneIs

New goods and special prices. Buy
now; you will pay more for the
same goods later on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

NJ. X. & Il. II. II.
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rim WaTd.
/ Toe Am Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
sos P. m.......,....''''''A arrive S'UZ a. N
shreveport, Kansas City and Cinclnna,i)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Buy Now

Two special prices, selected from a
oscar lot. You could not buy
them at wholesale so cheap.
$500 Single Blankets fW double and
single he'd made Of soft white lambs
vol, with fancy red, plnk and blue
border. size ia, y pa
speclhl .'''...'... s.''''''''' y ~ "
Double Knotted silkolne Covered
Comforts. llled with pure white cotton
extra large size for double bed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

His p. N Arrive. 400 a. m
" snn Antonio Trains.
GAS am ArrIve.,..'.S.o0 p IN
G., II. & N. y. II.
Grand Central Depot.
~. galveston and La Porte.
.r. CASA. m Arrive No. T.. 900 an
~ B.0Oa. m Arrive No, o. 3.3V pm
M s.,..i.50 p. m Arrive NO A. iV'i9 pm
~ mos. and runs Sunday onlV
N. X, II. & NJ. II. II.
.o.s5a.m Arlve"......3'3S pm
0. A. 8 a. p. Rye
Grand Central Depot
..19.35a m ArrIve.,,,.'',6.2s pm
G., c. q 5. F. II. II.
= Grand Central Depot
Main Line.
100 m Arrive. 8. $ Sam
.,,...7.45 p. m Arrive ''..'''9.2O pm
Galveston Trains.
ZOO a. IN. Arrive. ....... 3.30pm
I,,.,..7.45 p. m Auive,.......7.45 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
s.55 am Arrive. $40 a. IN
49,, 1.S0 ?. m Arrive. .....9.ZO p.
Seaside Special arrives ll.30 p. m.
Iatbese trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
gys. Depot &c minutes later than the above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

FOR NURSING MOTHERS.
Groves TastelesS Chill Tonic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
SCHEDULE.

are FIST mall and express between NC
eino 80 viii carry through cars for DaI-
\ ss n ons, going FROM Houston via the Cen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Mems Furnishings

Today and tomorrow your S will
buy more here than anywhere
else in town. Note these prices.
Mems shirts-Onc lot Of Nous Outing
shirts, just the thing FOR fan RNM
wear, zoe value ....,...,,..... s9GJ
MEMS shirts Mems Fancy Nludrns ana
pcrcale shirts, without collars. sep
arate cuffs TO match Sl.0O TEn
value ...,....,,..,.... SN
Mems Ncckwear-A very pretty line II
Mems Sox-A nice line of Mems Fancy
Drop Stitch Half Hose, In col gEA
ors red and blue, to 40 at,,..., GVV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Specials in Dress Goods

Four grand values, allnew seasonable
goods. Friday and Saturday only
at these reduced prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Hosiery Specials

1t only pays to buy good hosiery
the "tried" kind, like these we
offer you below. You get them
cheap today and tomorrow.
Boys. Misses and ChIldren's Fast Black
Seamless Ribbed School Hose. full I'm
ishcd, double knee heel and ffhn
toe, Toe quality. for ...,..,,.. wv
boys, Misses aud chlldrens Fast BLACK
Seamless Ribbed SChpo Hose, heavy
aud medium weight FIN regular made
double knee. high Spliccd heel ikla
and toe. 21c quality, for 500. tSG
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose, full
finished double heel and toe, Inc
nc quality, for ......,......,. tVS
Boys Misses and Childrcn's Onyx Fast
Black Bicycle Ribbed Hose, heavy med
iun or light weight, full regular made.
double knee. high spllced heel ana
toe, regular 33c quality, 9EN
Tor ..,..s.'s.s.'.'s'''. 6gV
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/. d G. N. II. II.


DepoI IooI OF LO0gl tsS NYehua
GnIVeston Trains.
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these trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
.. Derot &c minutes later than the above.
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G., Ii. & $. A. Rye
Grand Central Depot
California Trains.
Ills p N Arrive. 400 A. m
san Antonio Trains.
.o.A5a,m Arrive $500 p IN
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Shoe Dept Specials

They can't be beat; we only ask
you to see them before you buy
elsewhere.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
KtO winien.

Tydzieh ubiegly byi tygo-
dniem katastrof. w ciagu
szesciu dni try wielkie wy.
padki, W kt6rych pare set lu-
dzi stracifo zycie, a kilka Sc
TEX okaleczafo ma zawsze. Pod
Seneca. w stanie Michigan
zderzyfy sic diva pociagi: "a
bitych przeszio stu, rannych
okoio $50. w Detroit wyle-
ciala w powietrze cafa fabry-
ka skutkiem pekniecia kotia
parowego. Zabitych przeszic
trzydziestu, rannych okofo
stu. w Chicago podczas mgly
w czterech miejscach zderzy-
fy sic pociqgi kolei g6rnej
miejskiej: zabitych dw6ch,
rannych okoio trzydziestu.
Zwazywszy. ze wszyscy ci
ludzie poszli tam ME po to,
aby zginqc, lecz po to, aby
wrocic zdrowo i cato, przy.
czem jedni zapiacili swoim
groszem "a swoja tam obec-
nose, a drudzy zaniesli tam
swoja prace. kt6ra jest warta
wiecej niz pieniadze, powstaje
pytanie, kto winien ich smier.
ci lub kalectwa i kto ma obo-
wiazek wynagrodzenia ich ro-
DIN. Pierwza odpowiedz brzmi
bardzo prosto: kompanje ko-
lejowe W jednym wypadku,
wlasciciele fabryki W drugim.
Lecz wnet "a ta odpowiedzia
zaczynajq sic trudnosci. Ably
dostac wynagrodzenie cd win
nych, trzeba sic z mimi pro-
cesowac. Koszta procesu sa
znaczne, a los niepewny. Win
nj bedq bronic sic, powofujac
sic ma ,,sife wieksza', to jest
zbieg okolicznosci mocniejszy
cd wolf ! umiejetnosci ludz.
kiej. W sadzie czesto wygry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
StanoWlSko NOCu LlStODadOWej
W dziejaeh Polski.

Poznalismy juz W dostate.
cznym stopnin znaczenie woi-
ny roku 1S30-31 dla Polski.
w poprzednim numerze wska.
zalismy ma diva punkty W hi
storji tel pamietnej wojny,
kt6re SO prawie jeszcze ME-
tkniete przez historyk6w, a
wiec tez prawie nieznane SEER
szej publicznosci. Starczylo
nam wtedy mieisca czasu
zaledwie ma pobiezne stresz-
czenie punktu pierwszego, t.
ma wykazanie zmian, kt6re ia
wojna sprowadzifa W stanowi-
sku prawno politycznem tax
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

10 tylko kilku polak6w. co
stall na czele Zwiazku patrjo.
tycznego i przygotowali wy
buch. Wiedzieli mp. o tenn
nasz wielki historyk Lelewel
znakomity pisarz i statysta
j. U. Niemcewicz. We Fran
eli ME wiedziai Mkt. Dopie-
ro po ucieczce w. KS. Kon.
stantego z Belwederu polacy
zabrali tam troche papierow,
z kt6rych MONA byio domy-
slac sic, jaki zamach grozii
wolnosci Europy. Odesiano
te papiery do Francji. Mem
cewicz pojechaf do Paryza i
do Londynu. pracowaf jak
mogf, przedstawiaf radon
F'rancji i Anglji, re niebezpie-
czehstwo powtorzy sic p6z-
niej, jezeli dada Polsce upasc,
lecz mic ME pomogio. Wprost
ME wierzono polskiemu poll
tykowi. Dopiero ci re wsp6i.
czesnych, ktorzy dozyli roku
lS49-go p6zniej lat lS7l-go i
lS7S-go przypomnieli sobie
przestrogi Niemcewicza i
przyznali mu racje = po ME-
wczasie.
Juz czas niedaleki, gdy Gaia
ludzkosc cywilizowana zacznie
rozumiec role Polski W die
Jach swiata, a wtedy bye mo-
re zbudzi sic przemowi SUI
mienie ludlow ma rzecz brata
ucisnionego, ktory tyle do
brego uczynif dla cafej ro-
dziny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

bowiazek stanac w obronie
nieletnich. iak to sic dzieje ma
cGfym swiecie. Rad pruski
wytoczyf matkom wrzesih-
skim process o zaklocenie spo-
koju opor wladzy. i W prze.
sziym tygodniu wiasnie "a
pad} wyrok skazuiacy kilka-
nascie kobiet ma kare wiezie-
MIA, niekt6re nawet ma diuz-
sze terminy, do % lat tax
zwanego zuchthauzu.
w caiej Polsce wiadomosc
o tym wyroku wywoiaia gle
bokie poruszenie umyslow.
We Lwowie studenci rzucili
sic ma konsulat niemiecki i
stoczyli formalna wake po-
licia, ktora musiaia wyciag-
mac W wielkiej sile. aby ochro.
mic oria pruskiego Cd 'brzyd-
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