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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
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lra9tet ii9 ais Elm Opfer elmer iiios
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@ortlaut Der 9uasr'Iden 9epei6e
betnnnt gsbsn tpiro, na6Oem bsreits
2 9sriionsn berislheH peroffsntlidt
fporben iinb.
2onbon, Z. Nop.
Ter GrioIo Der @egner 1nmmnnps
tpiro Bier laut beiubeIt.
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idliden oes ganoes i'm 2ln5uge III
uno bat Oesbalb bei6loiicn. iidl ME.
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gen
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
9 aiffe berGoren.
philadelphia, Pa., Z. 9lpp.

Sier tebrte Der S6Ieppbampfer nM.
s. 2udenbd9", Der, nit Den &obleus
f4iffen n8eit Point" vObip" unp
pMDitic Belle" i'm Sau, na9 Yroptz
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lpdr, bon bober Gee aus um unb nur
nit Der n8eit 9pint" 3uriid unb be-
ri4tete, Dab er Die beiDer anberen
Sabr3euge perloren babe. Oa elm
Sturm pebt unb bic Gee itart bepegt
lit, fiirhtet man, /bie S9iffe mD9ten
untergegangen fein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
3 o b in ben 8eGlen.
@ronb Napen. Mlih.- Z. N2nl

8ranb 9aben, WIif., I. yfop.
Sin unbstdnnter Mann ift bier
iiber 8orb bes OampfIdiffes ,Stafs
forb" geipruneen, bas auf Der 5a9rt
bon Chicago na9 @iranb 6apen be-
9riffen mar. 4uf ben Reiieeffeften bes
Gebensmiiben lag ein 3sttel, Der Die
S9iffsbebienfteten anpies, bas Ge=
pad an einen Or. s. 9. @bitmun in
@lgin, Su., gu ienben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
MlIerIti. I
Wtinneopolis, Z. g1pp.

Dem @genten Der n9lortbern 9act=
fc" in Srainerb, W. 3. Mc&ap, nur.
be Elm 8iintel Gbeds unO lpnItige 3a6.
IungsantpeiIungen i'm 8ertbe bon mef
reren SauIeno Dollars bonn 8ulte &c.
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-italt Der 8abngeIeafbdft entlaHene,
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Samesbille, ipurbs ais Der Sbat Der.
bd6tia perbaftet.
Seut d Lamb.
Berlin, Z. gtop.
Geitern begdnn in Ppien Der Proz
Seb segen bic 13 polnil9en Stuoen>
ten, pelbe gu peri4iebenen gebetmen
8efeqi qi9aften an me6reren oeutI4en
llniperlitGten geb0rten. Der Stats
dnpalt bebauptete, Oab ulle biele pers
I9iebenen @ebeimgeleuI9aften einsn
GentrdIperein bilbeten unb bab Der ges
meinIame 3ped alIer bic Mieberherz
ltelIung Der unobbdngisteit Polens
lei. Sin Stubent bat gei.anben, oub
er so GrempIare elmer 8rpi4iire per>
tbeilte, ipeI9e fir ben @eoanten Bro>
paeanOu MAIDEN iollte, bab polen
nod niGt perlpren lei.
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in Der lebten 3eit in GROCER an3a3l
entitanben, unb bic preuBii9e 3egies
rung lit enti6loi1cn, gegen iie eners
9ii& bor5ueeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08
Gorbin : 9atten.
Wafbinston, 3, g., 7. gepp.

Der Generalmdior 6enrD 6. Cor
bin, Der @ensral>Nbjutant Der 2lrmee,
purOe beuts nit 6rGulein @bpt6e
@gnes Patten, in SauIe Der Gltern
Der 8raut, ebeli1 perbunoen. Der
Sarbinal @ibbpns boQ5og bic Sraus
una.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-08

Die itaatli9e SteuerausgIei6unass
gebDroe belt beute 9ormittag erne
tur3e SiBung ab. Ser Setretdr pers
las bdsManbamus9Otumen oes gicbs
ters SbompIpn. Oas ,4ttien=@pmite"
piro nit Der 8eiteuerung Beginner, fos
balb ii9 f:in 8OriibenOer, Serr Bar
mes, BON ieinem 9eiOen ssnii9enb err
bolt bat. Ntan ertpartst Ieitens Der
Gorporationen einen barten 9ampf.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
Obe ieOeeNy
Panorama.
Lord X nebrner'f Demandf.

LoFd AHGDcUeF Dcmduuas
Il Is evident that the British War
oCao Is confronted with a dlsconcert-
ing problem The onclal announce
ment has been made that Lord Kitch-
ener has kod FOR % 600 more sea-
soned and mounted men 10 crush the
Beers and the disaffected Cape Dutch.
The commander-in-chlo also demands
the plcnary power 20 hang rebels.
traitors and murderers without refer
ence TO tho homo government Ac-
cordlng 10 his recent proclamation all
Beers found with aims after Sept. Is
may be included under this category.
The idea OF allowing Lord Kitchener
TO hang prisoners Of war Is repugnant
to the British people. as II Is to tho
rest OF the civilized world. yet II ia be-
llevcd that his demands are in the ma
ture OF an ultlmaium TO the War of
fice. Goaded by the humiliation OF ro-
cent defeats he threatens to resign UNI
less he 10 allowed 10 crush the Beers
by his own methods.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

London, Glasgow. Manchester and
many other British cities regulate
transparoncles. eioctrlc-nash signs, sky
signs and the size OF letters pormias-
iblo In pottera. Dover. England, ro-
quires license for all street signs not
contained within a window. Franco
and Belgium tax street signs II Is
only American cities that permit
themselves TO DO blotchcd all over with
huge signs and cut mp with immense
fences to accommodate them.-st
Louis Globe Democrat
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

handle. the elbows being stralghtonod
by iointcd braces 10 support the frame
as rigldly ms straight stick. Tho
lower portion Of the handle is In three
teleacoplng sections. and at the lower
end is a steel clnmping hand by which
tho umbrella Is attached TO the handle
bar Of the bicycle.
The ribs OF the umbrella top. "a
shown IA the illustration. fold In tho
middle. and thcro Is an Ingenious ar
rangement whereby the rider, by pull
ing a cord. can lower The umbrella. II
can BE- folded into 4 small compass
and hung on tho bicycle frame.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
Presenf RuIer ef china.

Kwang-su. formerly known MS Tsai-
Tion. Is the ninth Emperor OF China
OF tho Manchu dynasty OF Using, which
overthrow the native dynasty OF Ming
In 1914. He was born In 1871, and at
that time nobody supposed that there
was the kllghteat chance OF his sue
oeeding 10 the throne His predeces-
sor. TunB-Che. died In 1876. and the
empress dowager and the Manchurlnn
Princess held a meeting and selected
Tsai-Tlen. son OF Prince Chung, as
successor 10 the throne. Prince Chung
was the seventh brother of the EN-
peror Hen Flung. There Is no doubt
that Tsai-Tion was made Emperor be-
cause OF his extreme youth. and the
consequent fact that there would be
n long minority during which the dow
ager empress would be nominal as well
as actual ruler However, he was
chosen, and tho name Kwnng-su. or
GLORIOUS Successor" was given to
him. His education was conducted by
the supposedly wlsest man OF the en-
piro and when he was fifteen years old
no was married 10 bride chosen by
the dowager empress. Immediately
after his marriage Kwang-su formally
assembled the throne with much cere-
mony, but no has been a cipher in the
affairs OF the nation ever since, and on
only very rare occasions has ever been
allowed TO receive the foreign minis
tera. The dowager empress is the real
rulor.-lndianapolis News.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

equal fascination. No ono who has
been In the real Japan which lies out
side the treaty ports and the foreign
hotels and railways. ever could or
ever would forget his experience. No
one, II he could. would ever fail 90
return. The great secret OF this charm
lies with the people themselves. They
have made a hne art OF personal rela-
lions. Thor acts are those Of good
taste and good humor. Two cities OF
about the same blze and relative Inn
portancc are Paris and Tokyo. No
two could show greater contrast In
spirit says David Stan Jordan In HUI
manitarlan. Both are, in sense.
cities Of pleasure. Tokyo rs a city OF
continuous ioyousncaE. little pleasures
drawn from simple things. which leave
no sting aud draw nothing from fii-
turo happlnfsi. Paris Is feverish and
feels the difference In the morning
aud tho hard. fierce lust and cruel
deed" which go with the search for
pleasure that draws on tho future for
the Joys Of the present.
No one who catches the spirit OF
Paris can fail 10 mlss the underlying
sadness, the pity OF II all. The spirit
OF Tokyo-not OF all Tokyo. but OF lts
life as a whole-ls as fresh as the song
OF birds. as sweet as childrens pratt
lie is." and II ii good to be under It's
spell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

heart talk regarding the changes
which FIVE years have wrought in their
careers Five years ago President
Roosevelt was out OF business. both
as civil service commissioner and as n
member Of the police board OF New
York.
Leonard Wood was then only an as
slstant surgeon In the regular army
ls,,,t. the rank OF captain The ad-
vsrt OF the Mckinley administration
woked wonders for both men. DR..
w,od was selected as the presidents
physician. and this gave him a promi-
mace he might not have secured after
vars OF faithful service In an obscure
pssltion. Theodore Roosevelt. after
considerable OF a campnign. was APP
pointed assistant secretary Of the
navy. When the war broke out Roose-
welt himself conceived the idea OF or
ganizing a Rough Rider regiment. but
chose Wood as the colonel instead OF
taking the place himself.
Today Wood Is a brgadier general
10 tho regular army and governor gem
eral OF Cuba. He is 80 young that In
the ordinary course he is destined to
become lieutenant general In command
OF the army OF the United States. His
former lieutenant colonel is now presi-
dent OF the United States. and IL was
perfectly natural that the two men
should put In little time In
solemn contemplation OF the swift
ness with which Providence works at
times.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

When King Edward then Prince OF
Wales, arrived at Homburga year ago.
no turned the scales at 225 pounds; in
twelve days he had reduced his weight
Eve pounds, and when his cure" was
completed he weighed 22s pounds. On
arriving at Homburg this year tho
British sovereign weighed $40 pounds.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
A FOLDING UmbreIIn.

Elma Eta Morrison. n Florida girl.
has been granted patent on n folding
umbrella, intended principally for eye
lera' use. when an ordinary umbrella
IA attached 10 the head OF a wheel II
ia either too far forward 20 afford
much protection or else lies in
alanting position. In the new UNI
brella this fault Is overcome by
the double angle formed in tho
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

Prof Edward sgess. who has been
professor Of geology In the Uniyer-
slty Of Vienna for forty years, cele-
bratcd his SEVENTEEN birthday on Au-
gust 20.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

The Duke d'Abruzzi. who has won
fame az an arctic explorer, viii DO In
this country next winter. as he has
been appointed second In command OF
the Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan.
which will cruise In American waters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

verestchagln, the Russian painter Of
war scenes, has returned from China
whittier he went for new material. He
viii paint a series Of pictures. which
will be exhibited IN various capitals.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

A more eccentric mode OF burlal
than that adopted by tho Turks foi
their honored dead could hardly b
found; and one OF the most CURIOUS
sights in constantinoplo ia the interioi
OF the Royal mausoleum within ne
precincts OF the Valide's mosque al
STEAMBOAT. In the outer chamber are
about three dozen cofins, all inclosed
In oblong wooden receptacies higher
and broader at one end than at the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
RooseNch and Wood.

Previous TO his departure for Cuba
recently. Governor General Wood hal
a long interview with President Roose
welt. Not all OF their conversation
was Official, but on the contrary Their
is authority for saying that the twl
distinguished men had n little heart I,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
rokro IL CITY of Prealnr.

or all the lands in the world. none
txerts the peculiar fascination OF ia
pan. Others have equal beauty OF
scenery, greater grandeur. more noble
works OF art. more interesting prob
lens OF society But none possess an
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

forms the lobby, 10 the left OF ,wh ,
are the telegraph room aud a LAT Do
apartment whore the routine worl
carried on. The small room In
Boutheaft corner is used by the Pr
dents private secretary. while
large room adjoining Is the ono ID
the President. Adjoining the p
dents Office is the room where q
ret meodngs are held. handae-fi'l.
frescoed ard furnished. and contain
irg n number OF private portraits.
Tho private apartments, which arr
shut on from The cfilolal wing by Q
screen door at the tight OF the publll
stairway. are reached by a long cord
dor. Tho first one Is the library, :
beautiful oval room. which serves .
the family sitting room. and. with IL
books and pictures. Is the cherries
and most home-llks OF all tho apart
monts. Next Is the Presidents room
which still retains It's old-fashione'
grandeur OF oanopied bed and crimson
satin hanglngs The bedrooms on thl
north are usually set apart for guests
although the northwest room was oe
cupled by President and Mrs. Cleve
land during their first residence.
Il has long been seen that the pres
ent White House Is entirely inadoqunt
to the social. domestic and bushes
necessities which are enjoined on IN
President. and II is not Improbabl
that some changes will be effectel
during President Roosevelt's admins
tratioE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

other. and rising TO a roof-liko ridge
az the top. These boxes are draped
with costly shawls and rich brocaded
stnifs, the collins OF the princes being
distinguished from those Of the prin-
ceases by the white turban fixed az
inc head. The last resting place OF a
sultan is enclosed by a balustrade OF
walnut wood, ornamented with inlaid
work In mother-of-pearl.- Constantl-
nople Correspondence.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

Abner McKinleys resemblance to
the late president Is so striking that It
is shock to anyone who now sees him
for the first time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

Sergeant Daeombe. r. NJ A.. is six feet
four inches and Is gymnastic in
Btruotor.
The little man Is Lance Corporal
withera. who belongs to tho II. NJ. l. L
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
Long and .Sborf Men IN Brfffsb
MarIocr.

These men belong to the guard OF
honor on the British war ship ophiT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
SOcjalizm ma Litwie.

Numer AZ rRobotnika" warsaw
skiego przynosi ma naczelnem miej-
scu Masterpiece oswiadczenie ko-
mitetu litewskiej socjalnej demo-
kracji, zapowiadajqce przylqczenie
sic polskiego odlamu tel partji do
Pol. Partji Socjalnej
.Socjaldemokracja litewska dzia-
lala dotychczas wsr6d dw6ch odla.
NOV ludnosci ma Litwie, poslugu-
jqcej sic jezykami polskim j litew-
skim. Dzialalnosc socialistyczna
wsr6d ludu rdzennie litewskiego
wymaga odrebnej samodzielnej or
ganizacii. Natomiast, co sic tyczy
ludnosci pracujqcej na Litwie, mo-
wiqcej po polsku, corsz bardziej
dswaia sic odczuwac potrzeba
wzmocnienia jej walk przez scis-
lejsze zespolenie z ruchem socyali-
stycznym W Polsce kongresowej,
przez poiqczenie organizacyjne .
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

| re i tutaj ME daje sic krzyw-
die niemcom. Polak w zabo-
RE pruskim. oprocz tradycyj-
nego rolnictwa, trudni sic dzi.
siaj pc miastach handlem i
przemysfem. Ludnosc pol.
ska wzrasta PREDICT cd ME-
mieckiej. Niemcza sic tylko
nieliczne jednostki przytem
zawsze jednostki liche i bez-
wartosciowe moralnie i umy-
sfowo. zycie polityczne. wy
facznie polskie, W pruskim
zaborze jest juz dis tax mo-
enc, jak by@o W latach 1915
40. Procesy polityczne, kto-
re wynikly i wciaz wynikaja
z tego rozbudzenia zycia ma
r~odowego. zwr6ciiy uwage
Europy Amerykin ma miedzy-
narodowe znaczenie sprawy
polskiej i skompromitowafy W
oczach calego swiata Rad
pruski, kt6ry Cd czasu wojny
z Francja byf W wielu miej-
scach uwazany Ia arcy wzor
powagi i madrosci. Najwa-
iniejszem zas jest, re polityke
wszechpolskq W pruskim "a
borze zaczyna prowadzic sam
lud PREY pomocy intelligence,
wysziej w. znacznej mierze z
iona tegoz ludu. - Rezultat,
jak widzimy, niezgorszy. Jesz-
cze troche takiego przeslado-
wanna, a wszystko bedzie do
brze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

musi p~rzyniesc jakas olbrzymia
ewolucye i ekspijacye.
Ale tymczasem co many czy-
mic my. mad ktorymi zbrodnia i
dzikosc ciezy bezpoSrednio?
Wogole = wytrwac /! a W szcze-
golnoSci pomodz do wytrwania
tym. ktorzy sic stall bezposred-
niemi ofiarami lotrostwa i pre-
mocy.
Pc skatowaniu dzieci skazano
ma wiezienie rodzicow, ktorzy
pracowali na ich chleb. Jedne z
obwinionych, uboga make pie:
ciorga dzieci drobnych. zamknie-
TO ma diva i pol roku.. Czy chodzi-
10 rowniez o to, by b~ohaterskie
dzicci pomariy z giodu? w spo-
ieczenstwie hakaty, ~doprawdy i
To mozliwel
Vice MECH sic porusza serca
wszystkich naszych matek. Dali
my chleba dzieciom. przyniesmy
te pocieche skowanym rodzicom.
&c ich nieszczesne dzieci ME beda
zmuszone zebraG. Prawo Boze.
prawo chrzescianskie nakazuje Ii
tosc mad dziecmi wszystkim, a
COZ dopiero - gdy chodzi o take
dzieci - nam!"
Wraz 2 to odezwa przeslai au-
tor Quo vadis?" ma rece redak-
cyl "Czasu' zoo koron ma chleb
dla ofiar".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
hrOjekt pOmnika PufaSkiegO
W kOngresie.

Washington, ID. G.. o grudnia.
W izbie po>low zlozyl przedsta
wiciel p. Brick nastepujqcy wnio-
SEX. ktory oddano komitetowi BIZ
bliotecznemu do ogioszenia dru-
klein:
"Wniosek. zadajacy wystawie-
MIA pomnika Z bronzu ma czeSc
generala brygady hrabiego kazi-
mierza Pulaskiego W Washingto-
ME, W dystrykcie kolumbii.
) 1. "Senat j izba poslow. zgro-
madzone W kongresie Stanow II.
uchwalaJa ninieJszem, ably suma
$4,000 hub lima. niezbedna ma
wykonanie okreSlonego nizej &C.
In. przeznaczona zostala re Skar-
bu publicznego. 2 funduszu, ME
zajetego innymi wydatkami, ma
wystawienie pomnika z bronzu
dla zmarlege generaia brygady
hrabiego kazimierza Pulaskiego.
pochodzacego Z Polski. Zmarly.
prZybywszy do Stanow Ziedno-
czonych, przyjai obywatelstwo
t%utejsZe j zaraz ofiarowal swc u
slugi wojskowe Washjngtonowi.
pod ktorego przewodnictwem
walczyl "a niepodlegiosc tego
kraJu, a wreszcie utracil zycie
podczas oblezenia miasta Savan-
nah, Georgia, II-go pazdziernika
1897.
) ?. Odpowiednie miejsce ola
wystawienia rZeczonego pomnika
wyszukanem bye ma przez komi-
tet Z pieciu czlonkow ziozonv. a
wyznaczony przez sekretarza
woJny. Ami jedna czesc z powyz-
szeJ sunny ME moze bye wydana.
dopoki ME bcdzie wybranem
mieJsce ma pomnik w Washing
tonic, ID. c.
; 3. Ianim kontrakt W sprawie
buddwy zostanie zatwierdzonv,
powinien bye plan j model pom
nika przyjety przez komitet, zas
pieniadze wyplacane beda w mia
rs potrzeby. stosownie do rozpo-
rzqdzenia sekretarza wojny. w
kontrakcie winno bye zastrzezenie
co do um~ieszczenia w pomniku
odpowiedniego rusztowania 2 ze-
laza. ably mu nada6 trwalos6.
) 4. komitet. majacy sic zajaG
sprawl budowy, skiadac sic be-
die = przewodniczqcego komite-
tn bibliotecznego izby j senatu. =
sekretarza wojny Tub = urzednika
przez tego ostatniego naznaczo-
nego, 2 jednego senatora. iednego
posia j jednego przedstawiciela
polsko-amerykahskich organiza-
Cyl. zainteresowanych W budowic
pomnika.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
Henryk S~ienkiewicz
do matek pOlskich.

4 powodu okrutnego wyroku
W sprawie wrzesinskiej, ogiasza
\Henryk Sienkicwicz odezwe ma
stepujaca:
"Zapadl nieSiychany wyrok!
Me podniesiono ma zadnego re
szkolnych katow reki, ME byio
napasci, nj czynow przemocy. a
jednak rodzicow tych maiych
dzieci, skatowanych przez prussia
szkole, sadly pruskie ukaraiy diu-
glenn w~iezieniem "a to, &c pod
wplywem rozpaczy i litosci wy
p~owiedzieli zbyt glosno siowa o.
burzenia przeciw takiej szkole i
takim nauczycielom.
Wszedy, gdzie zwyrodniona
kultura ME przeszla W stan dzi-
kosci, nawet wsrod tych niemcow.
ktorzy woleliby W dziejach lima
role, niz role zbirow pruskich,
wyrok ten wzbudzi jednaka zgro-
ge i pogarde - a napel-
nj serca trwoga o przyszlosc i
Edumieniem.
My jedni. kt6rzy cd czasu. gdy
czeSc narodu naszego weszia w
sklad Prus. znamy blizej TO sro-
dowisko ME ~powinniSmy SIG
ami dziwic. ami tez poprzestac ma
slowach i zaiamywaniu rak.
TAX jest! Zdziwienic ME bylo-
by ma miejscu. Wszakze ich VIA
sny. niemiecki pisarz wypowie-
dial niegdys znamienne siowa. il
ziudzeniem jest, ably memoranda
polityka mogla ME znieprawic
.|spoieczenstwa i p~rzysziych jego
-pokolen. Stalo sic wicc. co sic STAG
miaio. Cd czas6w Fryderyka IL i
beszcze dawniejszych polityka
pruska byla nieprzerwanym cia-
glenn zbrodni, przemocy, podste-
pow. pokory w~zglcdem silnych.
tyrahstwa wzgledcm s~labszych.
klamstwa. niedotrzymywania u
NOW. lamania slow i obIudy.
Jestto zdanie nietylko obcych.
ale / niemieckich, niepodleglych
historykow. a zatem COZ divine
go, re W takich warunkach nasta-
phi og6lny rozklad dusz. ze ivy
Todniaio poczucie sprawiedliwos-
Ct prawdy. a W ogolnem r~ozlaj-
daczeniu szkoia staia sic katow-
mia. a spodlale sadly powolnem ma
rzedziem dzikich instynkt6w j
przemocy.
Vice gdy nakoniec TAXI orga
nizm s~potcczny, wskutck zbiegu
nieszczesnych wypadk6w. uczui
sic pahstwowo silnym.
musiaio dojsG do objaw6w TAX
potwornych, jak miedzy innemi
ostatnie procesy toruhski wrze-
sinski. Mona SIG pocicszae my
sla. zeto wszystko ME moze
trwae. Historya swiadozy, re bu-
dowy. wznoszone ma tyranii. rho
Sci ! glupocie. ME trwaiy nigdy
diugo. Rosya, kt6ra jeczaia pod
r6wnie bezecncm jarzmem tatar-
skiem. zdoiala je W koncu zrzu-
eie. Okrutne wiadztwo hiszpah-
skie ME ostaio sic we Flandryi.
Chrzesciahskie j k~uIturalne naro-
dy ME moga dlugo podlegae bar
barzyhstwu. Niemcy ME NIGGA
takze przez Gala wiecznosc podle-
gao prusactwu - wiec przyszlosG
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zGoDA\

now W Jedrzejowie Kielcach, zkqd
rozchodzi sic juz koleje glownie do
Lodzi Warszawy W czesci jake
produkt do zapraw w~apiennych, W
czesci do uzytku sztukatorskiego.
Cd kilku lat szaber wapienny i
marmurowy zaczeto spozytkowy-
wac W miejsce zwiru ma drodze ze-
%laznej. OGDEN we wszystkich ko-
palniach i zakiadach gorniczych
W r. b. pracowaio 1928 ludzi, W tel
liczbie 254 kobiety i 80 maiole-
tnich.
Polecam Severy Zoiadkowy Bit.
ters jake ~najlepsze lekarstwo nj re-
gulowanie strawuosoi, ktore po-
wieksza apetyt, przymnaza silly j ma
dale zdrowy wyglad caiemu systs-
mowi. Ant. Hurt, Able, Nebr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Dobrze to bardzo, re i ~socjalisci
nawracajq sic powoli do starej do
brej tradycji Uni Lubelskiej. Jest
to dowod, re zadna robota politycz-
ma ma t%erytorjum dawnej Rzeczy-
pospolitej pie moze sic udac ina
czej, jak ma gruncie jednosci Pol
ski, Litwy i Rusi. Warunki, kt6re
wywolaly Unje L~ubelskq. istnieja
/ dzisiaj, a vice sama siia faktow
pcha Litwinow i Rusinow do jed
nosci z Polakami.
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Polska Partjq Socjalistycznq. Czy-
MAC zadosc tel potrzebie, oswald
czamy W imieniu swojei organiza-
eli, re jej odlam polski przystepuje
do Polskiej Partji Socjalistycznej,
ably wspolnie toczyc wake o wy
zwolenie proletariatu, o niepodle-
CLOSE Polski i Litwy. .,Socjalde-
mokracja litewska bedzie nadal
prowadzila prace socjalistyczna
wsrdd ludnosci, uzywaiqcej jezyka
litewskiego".