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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
FLOOD WAS UNPRECEDENTED.

Three Lives Lost and Two Others VIII
Die From Exposure.
Towanda, Pa, December 16.-The com,
plete story of the damage wrought In Brad
ford county by the unprecedented hood Of
Saturday night and sunday Is coming In
slowly. The borough OF Monroetown was
the heaviest sufferer
AZ that point and at Greenwood on the
Lowland creek, two railroad and two pub
JIG bridges were swept away. Mrs. Hattie
Fessenden, a. years old, was drowned
while being carried from her house. AT
Greenwood q house occupied by William ).
Reynolds and his wife. both over 30 years
OF age. and their grandson. aged l6 years,
WAS tipped over, The man was drowned.
hut the boy succeeded IN getting himself
and the woman lntp street where Their
tied themselves fast with strips OF cloth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
WASHINGTON.

The president submitted long list OF
appointments for confirmation by the sen.
ate.
SSasscl for schley requested the secre-
tary Of the navy 10 withhold approval from
Toe decision Of the court OF inquiry until
exceptions can be fled.
The treaty regarding the acquisition by
the United States OF the Danish West In
dies is said to be about complete
Bishop Chapellc had long talk with
the president regarding church affairs III
the Philippines.
General Nelson A. Miles commended Ad
mral Dewey's decision in the Schey case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
CONGRESS sioNAL.

The seuate voted to ratlfy the Hal
Pauucefote canal treaty by vote OF q
to g.
senator Jones OF Arkansas offered a
resolution rendering the thanks Of con
gress to Admiral Schley and men, which
was referred.
A sesolution Of Senator Vest requesting
dissemination from tue judiciary commit.
tee as TO the power of congress TO legis-
late against anarchy was adopted.
Congressman Lauham Of TcNus vas ap-
pointed member Of Judiciary subcomnt-
tee 70 draft autl-anarcuist measures.
'rhe rcappoIntmcn OF +. G.. Knox TO be
attorney general was confirmed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
TEXAS.

Governor Saycrs win 20 to Galveston to
attend the funeral Of Gcorsc Scaly
The funeral Of Mir. Scaiy will take place
a. Galveston Wednesday,
The business u the port Of Galveston nus
increased materially during the past year.
The postcf6rc at Port Arthar was rob
bed of $500 in cash aud stamps
The Keith Lumber rompnuy of Beaumont
has been absorbed by the Kirby company.
President l.. T.. walker OF tho Toxins
Southern railroad was called from Mar
shall to Ills homo IN Wisconsin Ivy The
news that his daughter had been seriously
hurt by runaway team.
An antitrust suit has been filed 10y Dis.
trict Attorney Douley at Nacogdochrs
against the NacoGdoches Compress and
Warehouse company.
steps have been taken to erect larger
building for the Paul Quinn college They're
institution located Mt Waco, than the on,
destroyed by ire sunday night
The Methodist orphauagc at Waco wac
declared free of debt, and win he dcH
Gated by Bishop Key December -.
Mrs. William Walker, living near TcXar
kaua. gave birth TO n,o children fom
girls and ono boy.
The William u. LCmp Brewing company
Of ST. Louis has transferred all It's prop
eriy Interests iu Dallas, Texas. 20 its
president. William j. Lamp.
The recent cold weather cracked tho
asphalt paycmcurs in san Antouio very
badly.
The traction company in san AntouI,
viii be- compelled hereafter To- run closed
cars whom the thermometer registers as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
A sinole Favorite Won.

New Orleans. Deccmber l6.-Weather cold
and Gear. track hard. rrebor was the ouly
winning fayorte. Tour WAS scratched II
The fret race, as G. Cresdon, her owner
was utder the bsa OF outlawry when she
Was purchased. CIendcp has since oge'
rclrstated. but by some oversight the cdic
OF reinstatement was not drawn SO as u
mClu0c the tlly,
selling. six aud a half furlongs old Fox
Alpaca. Little Jack llOrner. Time li2l,
Six furl0ngs--Cast Iron, Missile, Lingo
Time l;ld4,
Mile and furloug Major Mausir, pa
Keith. PAY the Fiddler, Time 1859.
Handicap. seven furlongs Malay, Andes
Balm OF Gilead Time :2NM
Mile and a furlonE-frebor, Ben Chance
Swordsman Time 1857.
Mile and seventy yards-Alhert Lee, Ban
ish, Materhouse. Time 1.41h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
Oakland Results.

San Francisco, December 1d.-Flve and a
half furlones, purse Frank Bell, The NIL
Ter, pompino. Time i07h
Mile and sixteenth. Selllng-Mo Eagle,
Tim. ri Mido Time i;4Slt.
Futuritg course Josie g., Botany, Flo
Culver Time 40
Six and a half furlongs Water Cure,
Vesuvian. The Pride Time :20A
Seven furlongs selling -plohn Duckov.
Native. Time 9TtA.
Mile And oncs~ixfecnth, sclhng-El Or,
ente. Wyoming, Merops. Time l:A7ls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
COMMERCIAL.

Money on cali in New York was easier
at 2lq@Ta pcr cent
The opening FOR the week in the New
York dry goods market was very quiet
There was a buoyant outhurst In the
London stock market. though American
shares broke sharply
Easier conditions W money failed 90
precipitate activity in stock speculation
The grain markets were depressed, wheat
and oats losing 9Sc ana corn a,c.
Provisions closed 2iaalOc lower.
Coffee futures closed steady, net un-
changed to 10 points higher.
The cotton markets Improved on stronger
Liverpool and new buying.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
ROSE TO SECOND STORIES.
Residents Had to Be Rescued from Their
Homes in Boats

Residents Had to Be Rescued from Their
Homes in Boats.
Wilkest0rre, Pa, Dectmher l6.--Tbe high
water H. the north branch Of the Susouc.
hanna river is slowly recediug, but people
living at Westmore and the southern
suburbs are unable 10 leave their houses
without the aid of boats. In tho large
ONCE buildings aud stores in close proy-
unity TO the river front ordinary pumps
were not sufficient 10 clear premises of
into service
~ Broobsldc the sudden rising Of a
creek, which was fed by the hackwater
living there TO y scu tlnir homes NM
water reached 81 second story OF their
dwellings and they had 10 be taken out
In boats
Traffic ~ the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey nd the Iehigh valley railroad is
Sun NJ a stAndStill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
- EEtrenes Reac1ed.

Of rhc food and the lowest point reached
Jhl, winter by the mercury were both reg
isturcd at the same time, S a. m. when
- feet inches Of water was shown IN the
Mououg9u"lu river and the government
Thermometer Indicated y degrees above zero.
Tho rivers arc NOW iaIiu. htrS and ut the
hcgdwaters and the temperature is steadily
rising.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17

tinue the business, ASSUMING II ~
The arm began business july ~ IA
3Ox6O building, on the eo ODD ssupsl
North streets, and was t len HSSk
Mr. e Brockschmldt and NJ i nv \,
Mr.. Brockschmidts aeS.n .sme tiE !
ed by his son. under w ' ,ssy hlTl
and the wonderful strlaes: . ,stt,stti 7
from a small beginning y q e5liy
fact that ther store n s,,.. tse rs44
stairs one sOx6O and me o, vssr' W
o'% worehouse 2Ox40. Last ,Js It'd y
moor crop year In t in,lssoaH
a business footing UP s''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
FOREIGN.

Lord Roscbcry scored the British govern
mcnt for its conduct Of the Bocr war In
a speech at Chesterfield.
The pope denounced the suggested dl-
vorcc laws for Italy.
Tie feeling in Argentine with reference
10 the probability OF war With chic con
tinucd pcssimistc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
An Old Brenham Firn, Diss,

An Old 5renham Firm Dissolved.
Brenham Texas, December 16.-The firm
OF BrockschEidt Hohlt composed Of Mr..
August Brockschmidt and Mr.. II. II. Hohlt.
has been dissolved by mutual consent. the
dissolution TO take effect January /. Mr..
hl'chschhldt retires. Mr.. Hohlt will con.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17

lnes, one worth 5000. parity insured. and
the others $1,000 each without insurance,
nelonged 10 Mrs. a. NJ Waddell. r. NJ.
Phillips, who lived in one Of the buildings
with his family lost everything. including
clothing. Couch & Gillett lost their stock
or groceries, ~hich WAS partly insured.
me hfth building, worth about 500, be-
longed TO Osa Reynolds, was a total loss
without insurance, Sol Anderson sustained
a $500 loss by losing his soda water fac
of the fire is not known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
THE FIRE RECORD.
Residenee AZ Waon-

Waco Texas. December ls.-The rss,.
dence of ~ A. Cooper, president % IN.
cooper Grocery company, was DESTROYED
l Ty nse ms afternoon. There was $1,000
cuStiaaee on the house and $500 on me
g ntSnts- The insurance does NOT cover
ane loss by several thousand dollars Tbe
nre started from a defective fue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
Scotland Is Suffering.

London. December TO- The fall Of snow
in Scotland is heavier than at any time
In nifty years. Several game keepers and
shepherds are missing and the destruction
az sheep In the snow drifts which range
from ten TO twenty feet deep is unprece-
lentCd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather:
Fair: probably colder.
poMEsT:c

Capitalists and labor leaders met In New
York 10 devise means 10 minimize wage
disputes.
The Goods in Pennsylvania commenced to
reccde, showing a great amount Of dam
age done.
Another severe blizzard made its appear
ance In Northwestern Nebraska.
The state Of Maine experienced foods
almost equal to the recent disasters in
Pennsylvania.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
Old Blizzard on Of n

Atlanta Ca, December lG.-It Is be.
lievcd that the cold wave which has held
the south tight in It's grasp Tor the past
thirty six hours has been broken In many
cases the lowest temperature recorded
last night broke all records for Deem
beru.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17

Piles Cured Wltho ~. a. !, pc
Itching, Blind, Blee"' IN riua
piles. Your druss v,r,,T Nv t,Is :
money II PAzo oiNi
you. 80 cents -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
PATENTS ISSUED TEXANS.

Patents have hccn issued as follows:
John b. Fender, Breckenridge, stamp
vending machine
Edward Hass. san Antonio, shipping rail
way car.
Matthew =, Sc walt, Light, corn har
vcstcr
Winchester #. Spelght. Austin. card cut
ting attachment for printing presses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
Fiye suiIdInas Consumed at Tiona-

M - ~ ilo9a.
i'oga Texas December l5.-Fiye buita.
,hss on the south side OF the square we've
49, ,esai teyed ~ nre early this morning NJ
s ., loss Is shout $500. with parflsl ~.
se,s sss J 4. Craig's furniture and IN.
~ ssnahs Establishment sustained Inss
Va soVS partly insured. -Four Of the hn,ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
COOLEST WEATHER EVER KNOWN.
Thermometers Record 80 Degrees Below
Zero in Colorado.

Buoua Vista, Colo, December 16 Since
tho arst fan Of snow last wednesday, the
upper valley has experienced the coolest
weather known here, the thermometers
showing between 2s and ~ degrees below
zero Today the Arkansas valley in this
vicinity Is i'm the throes of a severe hllZ
gard. the snow drifting badly before the
wind
The Divide country is also stormbound.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
pamaae underestlmatcd.

ithaca, y. y, December lG Latest de
velopmcnts In the food situation at Ithaca
show that the damage to property was UNI
dercstimated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
THE HERO OF SANTIAGO.
Mr.. Cooper Would Have Congress
Recognize Schley as Such.
GARRETT IS SURE OF CONFIRMATION
Hanna Objected to Him but VIII Not
Press the Mater-eurton Win
Visit jefferson.

x-,,. a. ~ az 'S''
washington December l6 Among thc
severnIs resolutions in the Schicy case
49, WI W iu''ouu'eu III NV Ho"s.
c,l ~ w ".o ~
D'oP'l "a tVNas' Nv ''s''u''' W.
',ue tnat 9cn'e! ne restored !" lnr f"ns
". var au"iirai III ,he oe"'e Se''''' NV
.u"t nc ue copilhehaeu ny congress On .no
nero OF the sahtiuso cun'p''gn' "''
cooper VIII ASK Tor Immaculate eohslue'a'
ton and will Dc all in his power to secure
4, f,vorolin reuort
GARRF1vT NOAIINATION SENT ~.
a.. .,,t,,,,t,,,
Tue president l"uuy se"l 'hu "'i"'i''''"''
NJ Pnt NJ. Garrett as collector Of customs
at tl pn.o Ia Tho senate for coudirma-
- t.a., ,.,....ic .t,,, tr, ,.t,,,..,s
ll"n' nv aut"neo '""H'' 1"'' NV "''
against Garrett were NOT well founded
and t,pt ,bnrr WINS no reason ,Yhy he
", tt ,,,,i.t,, ga
su'uiu h"t pu' ln'' wv "'
make The app ointment There h. no d"hol
lhot the nomination viii be confirmed
MI go, .,t...tt., Ga Gar.
senator li'nha "''" o." wig -
rett when the nght against the New MEAL
can was Brst begun But It Is understood
,..., I'm o., autumn, n, rurtb.r onpose
'h"t ne VIII ""' 'A'''"r' 10
the appointment, probably because Of the
fact mar tl,,rr is no hone of his being
successful u "ou'' seen'' t"eI''o''' ''o'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
RAILROADS.

tla,Kruttschnltt, assistant president Of
---thern Pacific, was in Houston.
a rtheasteru railway Of England
Niers for twenty American loco.
Opium
treatnual revision OF trunk lines tariff
ana resi- was completed, showing many
ever day. classification.
stitutlon. b,sslon is to commence its
t trial ttIreatwwSg today.
Is last. HOUS On
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
OR pURoY.,,o,,c-oN
IS last. HOGol YIN

Mn MuH%pf the year fell between
IN UE tcrday morning
b gave post Carnival
Fer All Diseases hontehore hall.
4t5 t-2 Main StlcAet brokers lhlunc'
---------------------- court was nut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-17
rrRSnNAl. MENrlNN.

Mr.. and Mrs walter ]. Crawford OF
Beaumont arc here ON their wedding to1r.
Mrs. Crawford was Miss Cora SchuIi" of
Dallas.
Captain William Nick, Lambdin Of Waco
is here.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-06-06
ROk 20.

znaczyli czterej sedziowie, kt6rzy
przeciwko MIN glosowali = decyzje
te obalaja podstawy praw konsty-
tucyjnych Stanow Zjedn. oswald
czaja, re stany a ME narod tworzs
Rad.
Musimy wiec wyznaG re smut
kiem, re tribunal najwyzszy Sta
now Zjednoczonych ME stanal ma
wysokosci swego zadania, ME po-
wodowal sic bezstronnoscia, ME
wzni6sl sic ponad prady handlar-
silva i samolubnych interesow. OF,
poprostu, okazaf sic poslusznem
narzedziem W reku wiekszosci, O.
garnietej goraczka spekulacyjna,
zawiodi nadzieje ludlow uciemiezo-
nych, dla kt6rych Stany Zjedno-
czone zawsze byiy krajem, giosza-
Gym zasady wolnosci, rownosci
niepodlegfosci przedewszystkiem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-06-06
Decyzje trybuna4u
Stan. Zjedn.

w ubiegiym tygodniu zaznaczy-
lismy, ze TRIBUNAL najwyzszy Sta
now Zjednoczonych oglosii dnia
q z. IN. szereg decyzyj W sprawie
posiadiosci kolonjalnych, nabytych
wskutek wojny Hiszpanja. De-
cyzje te wywrq niezawodnie olbrzy-
mi wpiyw ma przyszlosc tel rzeczy-
pospolitej, DO rozsadzaja jedna z
najwazniejszych kwestyj, jake kie-
dykolwiek, od chwili powstania
Unji, danem bylo rozstrzygnac mai
wyzszej instancji Stanow Zjedn.,
musimy przeto pom6wic mich
slow kilka.
Tresc tych decyzyj jest nastepu.
jaca:
l. Konstytueja ME kroczy wslad
"a sztandarem er propria UigOre
- wiasnej mocy.
2. Stany Zjednoczone moga pro.
wsdzic polityke kolonjalna w ss l..
mel rzeczy prowadzq ia = bez po-
gwalcenia konstytucji.
3. Narod nasz posiada Gala villa
DE. jaka nalezy prawnie udzielne-
mu, miedzynarodowemu panstwu
i moze nabywac terytorja bez wcie-
lania ich, jako cze5ci skiadowej ma
rodu.
4. Zwykiy akt nabycia przez
traktat lub insczej ME powoduje
sam przez sic wcielenis, bo wciele-
ME take nastepuje tylko woli
stsn6w, dziaiajqcych swiadomie "a
posrednictwem kongresu.
). Porto Rico ME jest czescia
Stanow Zjednoczonych ale ,,tery-
torjum dodanem nalezacem do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych". Cha usta-
nowione przez kongres ma towary,
pochodzsce 2 Porto Rico albo tam
wyseisne, sq prawomocne moga
bye sciaganie. Prawo Forakera
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-06-06
Chicago ILL.,, Czwartek dnia ego Czerwca 1901 roku
zydow, kt6rzy trzymaja hy-

zydow, kt6rzy trzymaja hy-
poteke.
M6giby ktos twierdzic. re
wfasnie dobrze jest mice wiel-
kie kosciofy - wielu ksiezy
przy Mich, DO lepsze iycie jest
wsp6lne, jak pojedy1cze =
lecz odpowiem ma to, re ME-
stety i ksieza So ludzmi u}om-
nymi, nieraz pokaze sic zaz-
drosc. intryga, podstep, a
najwiecej tam, gdzie "a godio
wystawiaja miiosc bratniq.
Dzielic parafje - budowac
koscioly przyzwoite o lie
moznosci "a gotowke, gospo-
darowat oszczednie - ME
chaj kazdy ksiadz ma pewna
czesc trzody Chrystusowej
dla obsiugi przydzielona - a
wtenczas bedzie wiecej chwa-
fy Bozej, a mniej obrazy Jego.
Ludzie podczas budowy sa
nader ofiarni Otoz ten cz1s
trzeba wyzyskac. Pozniej
staja sic opieszali, opuszczaja
rece, nap}aciwszy sic procen-
tow do syta."
TAX zapatruje sic ma spra-
we dlug6w koscielnych ks.
Nawrocki. Miejmy nadzieje,
ze glos jego wywrze skutek
pozadany. Oby jednak agi-
tacja mad poprawa naszych
stosunkow ua tenn sic ME u
ko6czyfa. Radzi bylibysmy,
gdyby duchowiehstwo nasze,
tax We wfasnym interesie, jak
tez W interesie ogo}u polskie-
go, poruszyfo takZe bezna.
mietnie piekaca sprawe szk6f
parafjalnych oraz tytui6w
wfasnosci koscielnej, TAX
czesto wywofujacych zamiesz-
XII.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-06-06
Zarys przemys}u pol
skiego.
(Ciag dalszy.)


Wedlug danych urzedcwych, ~
roku 1897 wszystkich robotnik6w,
zatrudnionych w przemysle wszel-
kim, liczono W Kr6lestwie 243,773
pracowali oni W 1890 przedsiebior-
stwach, wartosc zas ogoiu wyrob6w
wynosic miala sos, ,307 900 rubli.
Jakkolwiek dane te ME So zupeinie
scisie prawdopodobnie zbyt male,
musimy jednak W braku innych ma
mich sic opierac. Najwazniejsza
galeziq przemysiu wielkiego W Kro-
lestwie jest przemysf przedzalni-
czo-tkacki. Ma 1000 robotnikow
Alb W tym wlasnie dziale zdobywa
srodki utrzymania. Y poddzial6w
tego przemyslu pierwsze miejsce
zajmuje weiniany, ktory sic rozwi-
nal szybko W ciagu ostatnich lat
30. Fabryki weiniane Kr6lestwa
produkuja przeszio poltora raza
wiecej, niz wszystkie fabryki caiej
Rosji Litwa, wartosc produkcji
Krolestwa wynosi lis, SOC, POO rub.
Gfownemi siedliskami przemysfu
welnianego sa: LODI, Tomaszow
Rawski, Zgierz, Leczyca, Ozork6w
Robotnikow W tel gaiezi iczono W.
1897 roku <43.SS0. Przemysf ba-
wefniany skupia sic W hodzi, pow.
lodzkim, W Zgierzu, Pabianicach,
dalej W Sosnowcu, Ozorkowie, Cze-
stochowie, Zawierciu it'd. Pracu-
je tn 1854 robotnik6w W I13 fab
rykach, wytwarzajac "a 90, 3,139,000
rubli. Znacznie juz mniejsza ilosc
robotnikow (bo zaledwie 9840) "a
trudniaja fakryki wyrobow lnia-
nych. Glownym przedstswicielem
tel gafezi przemysfu jest Zyrard6w,
W poblizu Warszawy poiozony.
Fabryka ia produkuje nietylko wy
roby lniane, ale " niemniejszej. .ilos-
ci take weiniane baweiniane. Ro-
botnikow W niej pracuje przeszlo
5000, wartosc zas wyrobow prze-
wyAsza 8 miljonow rubli rocznie.
Znaczna bardzo Geese wytworow
przemyslu tkackiego wywozi sic do
Rosji, ktora przywozi jednak do
Krolestwa rowniez bardzo duzs
ilosci wyrobow tkackich, jak OTTO
tanich perkali, oraz roznego rodza-
ju piotna.
w gornictwie i hutnictwie znaj-
duje W Krolestwie zatrudnienie
32,393 osob. u tel liczby l7,463
robotnikow zaietych jest wydoby-
waniem rudy zelaznej przerabia,
MEM jej ma surowiec, zelazo kutefi
stal. Rudy wydobywa sic najwie-
cej W CUB radomskiej, potem zas
W piotrkowskiej j kieleckiej, su-
rowca wyrabia sic najwiecej W CUB.
piotrkowskiej radomskiej i troche
W kieleckiej, zelaza zas kutego /
stall W CUB. piotrkowskiej radom-
skiei. Najwiekszym zakisdem W
tel gaiezi przemysiu jest Huta Ban
kowa, zatrudniajaca przeszfo 1000
robotnikow majaca do 10 milo
now rubli obrotu rocznego Pro-
dukcja rudy / surowca ME wystar-
cza jednak calkowicie ma potrzeby
miejscowe i znaczne ilosci sprows
diane sa 2 Rosji.
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No. %.

Zwracamy uwage czionkom Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, ably kaAdy, zmieniajac swoje
mieszkanie, podauaf zausze starry mo-
Wy adres, 0raz numer grupy, do kt6rej
nalety. Tax samo pOuinien podae n
dres swej zony, jesli do Zwiszku Mar.
Pol. nalehy, a przedewszystkiem Wy
%isnie .;L jsi i%ls; Tym spcsobem s nnil-
3aniu ,,Zgody". Rto do fego sic nile
xastosuje, temu ,Zgody" posylac nile
bedziemy mOgli. Zahalenia W sprawie
nieregularnego Odbierania Zgody po-
winien kakdy czlonek r6wuiez zaopa-
trzye W wyrazny adres numer grupy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-06-06
D4ugi koscielne.

I'm glebiej zastanawiat sic
bedziemy mad warunkami by
tn wychodzctwa naszego; i'm
odwazniej wytykac mu BE
dy wady; i'm gorliwiej
wreszcie pracowac mad ich
wykorzenieniem - tenn pre-
dzej i pewniej zbudujemy
droge ku wyzwoleniu Ojczyz-
ny naszej wiez6w niewoli,
niz przez pr6by zabieg6w dy-
plomatycznych politycz-
nych, ktore, acz skuteczne
w pewnych warunkach, tutaj
dziafaja Ma wyobraznie ludzi
ME wyrobionych jeszcze ami
politycznie ami spofecznie i
odciagaja ich cd piracy mad So
ba, cd zastanawiania sic mad
polepszeniem swej doll, cd
korzystania z wolnosci W kie-
runku organizowania sic i
dzia}ania wsp6lnie W pew
nych przynajmniej razach.
Tym probom - naszem
zdaniem - przypisac nalezy
g}6wnie, re pomimo tax dlu-
giego pobytu wych6dzctwa
polskiego ma ziemi amerykah-
skiej, ME zdofa}o ono dotych-
czas ami zorganizowac sic ma
lezycie dla piracy spoiecznej;
ami poznac site swa, ktora,
zaiste, jest olbrzymia; ami wy
robic sobie wp}ywu ma spra-
wy tego kraju; ami uznania,
ma jake bezwarunkowo zasfu-
guje; ami wreszcie ME nauczy-
10 sic hamowac namietnos-
ci W chwilach najbardziej ma.
wet uroczystych.
Dzieki Bogu jednak, smut
ny ten stan rzeczy zaczaf ule-
gao zmianie ostatnimi czasy.
w pismach naszych znajdu-
jenny juz gfosy bezstronne o
sprawach, ktore najbardziej
nam dolegaja, zaczyna ujaw-
MAC sic prad poznania sa-
mych siebie, naprawienia bie-
dow istniejacych.
Do takich wfasnie giosow
zaliczyc musimy podany W
,,Gazecie Katolickiej' ubie-
giego tygodnia artykuf ks.
S. Nawrockiego z Chicago o
naszych kosciolach i dfugach
ma mich ciazacych. Pc raz to
pierwszy kwestja tych d}u-
gov, tax okrutnie naszemu
ludowi dolegaiacych, zostafa
postawiona jasno wyraznie
j to ME przez cziowieka
swieckiego. kt6remuby pew
no zarzucono partyjnosc, a
przez ksiedza, proboszcza
znacznej parafji.
Szczerze zalowac wypada,
IL gios ten ME odezwai sic
wczesniej, pred laty kilku-
nastu, bo m6giby byi oszcze.
dzic ludowi naszemu wydatku
setek tysiecy dolar6w oraz
tysiacznych kiopot6w. Po-
mimo to jednak dis jeszcze
wywrzec on mo1e wpiyw