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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
THE CRAWFORD RACES.

 | A Holiday Crowd on the Special Train
 Many Ladies at the Races-Sum- maries.
 The special train from this city was well filled on the trip to the Branford Driving park yesterday afternoon with a holiday crowd largely composed of young ladies, majority of them with attractive hats and dresses. Owing to the damp and threatening weather the patronage was not extensive but was certainly first class. After a pleasant ride to the track the patrons were en- | tertained by concert music by the band and the track events.
 Dr. Ross called for the horses entered in the 2:2O class with the following off, cials in the judges stand: William Nelly, George T. White, s. Hodgkinson, F. L. Newton and G. F. Osborn At the close of the fifth heat the drivers held consultation with the judges with the result that the money was awarded to the horses according to their standing in the race.
 2:20 Class-Pace-Purse $300 Crescent Wilkes, b m, by
 Ralph Wilkes. w. A.
 A. Penfield ............ Sam F. oh g. c. E. Fris-
 Die ........ ......... l Robin Hood. TO g, by
 Zean, E. Dougherty... ? 8 Too Too. b m. by Her.
 schel, c. Cook. .......... 8 Bessie, b m. by Candi-
 date, L. A. Fisk ........, 4 4 d Time-2:23, 2:27. 2:23. 2:25. 2:26
 Between the heats in the races Frank Bassett gave meritorious exhibition of trick bicycle riding.
 An attractive young lady in bright red tights, accompanied by her part ner M. Zola, entertained the spectators with an aerial performance on re- volving trapeze. The act was watched with evident interest by many of the patrons,
 The following table gives full partic- ulars of the 2:2o class. The summary contains more than one argument in favor of two in three races.
 2:29 Class-Pace-Purs $200. Ready Boy, b g, by Red- field, ]. !. Hicks. ....,., 4 1 1 Lucy Gillig, b m. by GIL liz, J. II. Beach ......... 1 1 4 | Aleyella, b IT. by Alleys.
 C. M. sherman .......... 3 6 2 2 Frank S., b g. by Tom
 Scott, F. Stone ......... 2 3 5 Convoy. b m. T. w. Bas-
 Sett ......... ..... ...... Easter Born, D g, by
 Whalebone, A. Granniss 6 4 6 d Time-2:30, 2:27 1-2, 2:25, 2:25, 2:29. Proprietor Fisk and Secretary Cush- man should be commended for their ef- forts to please the patrons of the Bran- ford Driving Park
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
HOME FROM LOUISVILLE.
Knight Templars Return From The

Knight Tempars Return From There
 Last Night-Visite Buffalo
 Mir and Mrs. E. B. Munson. Mir Lin- coin, Rev. MT. Sexton James B. Smith and others who attended the reunion of the Knight Templars in Louisville, Ky, returned to New Haven last evening at S.05 o'clock. During the last two days of the trip the party were in Buffalo visiting the Pan-American exposition and they report most delightful time both there and in Louisville. They said they were treated royalty by the people in the south and had many words of praise on their hospitality. The meet ing in that city was great success.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
EIGHT DOLLARS MISSING.
George H. Nye, Clerk at the New Ha- ven Saw Mill Now Under Arrest.

George H. Nye, Clerk at the New Ha-
 ven Saw Mill Now Under Arrest.
 George H. Nye, a clerk at the New Haven Saw Mill company, was arrested at his home in Morris Cove last night by Detective Ward and locked up on the charge of theft. Nye is alleged to have stolen the sum of sS from Charles H. Baldwin, the engineer of the plant. The money was taken Saturday morn ing between 10 o'clock and noon. It was removed from a pocket in Bald- wins vest which was hanging in the engine room.
 The loss was reported to the police and Detective Ward was assigned to the case After an investigation Ward was satisfied of Yves knowledge of the money and placed him under arrest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
ABIGAIL D. DIRRLE.

The remains of Miss Abigail Della Dibble, who died at her home in Elm Grove place, South Norwalk. Saturday morning, in the eightieth year of her age, will be buried in the Union ceme- tery, Rowayton, this afternoon. The funeral will be held from her late home at 3 D. m. Rev. Walter W. T. Duncan of the South Norwalk Meth odist Episcopal church will officiate,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
MORNING GAMES.

At Bristol-Bristol 9, New Haven G.. atteries-Eddy and Anderson; Ashe arN Luchia.
 At New London-New London |, Norwich 8. Batteries - Brown and Spiesman Wade and Manner.
 At Derby-Derby 5, Meriden 10. Bat teries, Duff and Scannell; Durnbaugh and King.
 At Waterbury-Bridgep g, Water- bury 3. Batteries-McCullough and ORourke: Wideman and Matthews
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
DIED IN ALABAMA

Mrs. Jennie I. Cadden, wife of Jo- seph Gladden. of Benton, Ala, and eldest daughter of the late Isaac Goldsmith of Hartford, died at her home in Ben ton Saturday. Mrs. Gladden. leaves be- sides her husband three children. The funeral arrangements have not been completed. The body will be brought to Hartford for interment in the fam fly lot at Zion's Hill cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
Catarrh for Twenty Years and Cured
 in a Few Days,

Hon. George Jones of Scranton, Pa, says: 'I have been martyr to Catarrh for twen- ty years, constant hawking, dropping in the throat and pain In the head, very offensive breath. I tried Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The first application gave instant relief After using q few bottles l was .cured.'' 90 cents. Sold by ". H. Hull, E.. Hewitt.-1,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
HOPKINS, APPEAL.

Meriden, Sept. 2.-The appealed case of William Hopkins, who was sent to jail for several months for being a common drunkard, will come up in the common pleas court, New Haven, Tues day, and the following officers have been summoned to appear against him: Lieutenant Bowen, Officers Grady, Duis, Kimball and Burke.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Cleveland-Cleveland 4, Boston g.. Second game, Boston 4, Cleveland 1. At Milwaukee-Milwau 2, Baltl- more 1.
 At Detroit-Detroit 5, Washington 2. Second game, Detroit {, Washington 4. At Chicago-Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0. Second game, Philadelphia 10, Chi cago 9.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
DEATH OF JAMES CREMIN.

A Brother of the Late pr. Cremin of
 This City.
 James Cremin, brother of Rev. Fath- CT Cremin, pastor of St. Augustine church, in Bridgeport, and also of the late Dr. Cremin of New Haven, died in Chicago last week, after brief illness. Deceased leaves a. wife and family.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
A PLEASANT TRIP.

A party of about 300 excursionists enjoyed the trip on the Chester W. Chapin, from this city to the mouth of the Connecticut river yesterday. The affair afforded all on board a fine out ing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE. At Providence-Providen 0, Wor- cester 2.
 At Worcester-Providence 5, Worces- ter l.
 At ochester-Rochester 2, Toronto 3. At Hartford-Rain. At Buffalo-Buffalo 2, Montreal 0. Second game-Buffalo z, Montreal 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03

Mrs. John R. Johnson of Woodmont and MT. and Mrs. George Lines of New Milford go to Buffalo September 10 to spend two weeks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
TURKEY SEEKS FOR AID.
ASKS GERMANY TO HELP SEITL E
 FRENCH DISPUTE.

Forte Likely to be Advised to sausIy be-
 nnands French Officials Absent from
 ConstantlnopIe in Order to Avoid
 Holiday Observances-Mumt Bey Back
 in Switzerland.
 Constantinople, Sept. 2-The report that the sultan has appealed to Ger many to use her good offices to settle the dispute with France is confirmed. Germany it is understood, will advise the porte to settle with France as soon as possible.
 M, Bapst, councillor of the French embassy, and the other members of the embassy staff took the guardship Vautour on an excursion upon the Sea of Marmora in order to avoid dressing the vessel as the other warships in.the harbor were dressed, in recognition of the anniversary of. the sultan's access sion to the throne, which was cele- brated yesterday. The members of the embassy did not participate in the con- gratulations of the diplomatci corps, nor was the embassy ilumined.
 Turkish officials received only from 40 to 50 per cent of their salaries on the anniversary of the sultan's accession.
 Paris, September 2.-Munir Bey, Turkish ambassador to France, has re- turned to Switzerland, where he will remain until the controversy between the two countries shall have been set tied.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
FUNERAL OF JAMES H. BROOKS.

FUNERAL OF JAMES H. BROOKS.
 The funeral of the late James H.. Brooks, who died suddenly at the fac tory of the Winchester Arms company on Friday afternoon, took place at his late residence, 4S5 Winthrop avenue, yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock, the Rev. MT. Rall of Trinity Methodist church officiating. The floral offerings were elaborate and beautiful. Tn ac cordance with the wishes of the family the deceased was buried with Grand Army honors, delegation from Ad- miral Foote post performing the ritual at the grave, in Evergreen cemetery. The following members were the pall- bearers: H. H. Raymond, H. T, Peck, s. D. Hyde, G. D. Dudley, G. R. Bill and G. M. Rice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
OBITUARY NOTES.
Death of George l., Sherwood.

George L. Sherwood of No. so Henry street, employed by the Winchester Repeating Arms company for many years, passed away after an illness of three weeks of heart failure He leaves a wife and son, William B. Sher- wood, to mourn his loss. / The son is employed by Brown & Durham. The deceased was a member of good stand ing of the New England Order of Pro- lection and the Grand Army of the Re- puzlic. He was in robust health and vigor three weeks ago and his death comes as a shock to the many friends who will mourn his death.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03

At Norwich-Norwich 6, New London B. Batteries-Mc and Spies man. Gallagher and Manner.
 At Merden-Derby l, Meriden IS. Batteries-Hodge and King; Nolan, Lawlor Scannell, Tuckey, Bernard and Scannell.
 At geport-Bridgepor ,, Water bury 4. Ten innings Batteries Nichols, Mccullough and O'Rourke; Clancy and Matthews.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03

Summary-Three base hits-Mock, Bannon; two base hits, Beaumont, Can avan, Berry, O'Brien, Mock; sacrifice hits, Connors, Kennedy Beaumont; left on bases, Bristol 8, New Haven 4; struck out. by Deering 1, by Mock 1; bases on balls off Deering 4, off Mock l. hit by pitched balls, Beaumont, Owens double plays, Fltzmaurice to O'Brien time, 1 hour 35 minutes Um- pire, Caulifiower. Attendance, 5000
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03

At Philadelphia-Phi Philadelphia 4, Cin- cinnati g. Second game, Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 1.
 At Boston--Boston 0, Pittsburg 3.
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn il, St. Louis 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York--New York 6, Chicago . Second game-New York l, Chicago
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03

Time-2:3O, 2:27 1-2, 2:25, 2:25, 2:29.
 Proprietor Fisk and Secretary Cush- man should be commended for their ef- forts to please the patrons of the Bran- ford Driving Park.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

p%oniewst inne srtykuiy ! psraersfy
- dostatecssa tsrcza honoru IMP.
10. Stanowcso tadamy u~suniecia
zawiadomish grup, a takae ogsoszsh
sswindlsrskich, majsoyoh ns cslu
wyzysk nieswisdomych braoi ma
srych.
Ma Originate podpisany Zarzad
gr. 267 " st. Paul. MINI.
s. c. Barski, prssss.
III. Mierrichi, wicspre.ss.
A. Rd&ycki, sekr. prot.
S. MOdrsescski, sskr. On.
4. Wermus, kasjer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

dsktors, 10 MECH bije W nieso, q
mic W, Zeode". obecny redaktor
ma juz tylko ieden numer do zre-
dagowania. Moznsby vice byio
nieco :zaczekac ? napasciq ma pis-
mo tax zasluzone i tax drogie ca.
iemu ogoiowi. Pismo ME moze cd.
powiadae swojem istnieniem "a
chwilowego swego kierownika.
Naj!epszym dowodem tel prawdy
Jest san ,,Kurier Polski" W ostat-
MIN p6lroczu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Mar. Pol. dAoo ~instfukeie delsgssom
ma Sem NV W Toledo, ably pre-
dewszystkiem dziaiali Ola dobra ma.
szej Organizacji lie moAnosoi, ably
Gminy Nv. byiy legalnie przepro.
wadzoue, ably moAn byio zapobied.
" cresci kosztom Sejmowym | nadu.
zyciom W przyjmowaniu ksndyda-
tow. Rowniet Zwiazsk Mar. Pol. ably
szedi dalej drogs postepu / .awsus
Pracowai W sprawach patryotyzmu i
ME tylko wyPiacai posmiertne. leo. |
o starcach pamietai ! O tyoh ozson.
kaoh, ktorzy W krytycznem poloas.
niu sic znajda.
Rowniez. ably s~umiennych ] uozci-
wych ludzi miai W zarzadsie.
Dslsgaci jadacy ma Sejm XIV .
New York i okolicy rac.a wspolnis
sic .sbrac ma Central Depot W N. Y.
IL Pazdz. W sobote wisczor ola wy
jazdu.
W. Kamiiski. del.
ls2 Dupont st. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Podrozy- wiec pa raz sglosiio sie
oxtsrsoh cssoukow o karty podrozne
do gsapy. ktora ME wysyia delegs-
t.. d~lsezegos to iasns. Vice par. 1
Art. xxXv pOwinien bye zmisnio-
ny ! csytac jak nastepuie:
Ksady dobrzs stojscy cionsk CRU.
py Zwissku. ktory prssz smiaue
miessksnia. dalsks odlegaosc cd ha.
II Posisdssh grapy Tub przeniesienie
Gle do innego mIasta, albo zmuszony
Prsss wymagsnis konstytuoji tycrs-
90 sie ursedu " grupis, moAe pc
przsdstswieniu waznych prsyozyn
sic przsniesc do innej grupy, jeAeli
sioty M reoe sskr. fiuansowsgo po-
DAME o karts podr6.na. Art. Ill
par. 8 powisao bye dodane. Clio
mex Ssjmu nadswyczajnego posia.
dajaoy ,assepstws Alden czionek
Ssimu asdswyossjnego niema mice
wisesj nis ~pietnascie z~astepstw.
Hasio powinno bye skasowane.
Jedns Zgods wystarczajaOa jest
ola MEGA ! tony, powinna bye wyda-
wana " wiskssym formacie i z illus.
traojami. S~oialsjssy eg.amin dok.
tofski Ola wstspujscych niswisst.
Ably popisrac miodzies, to must.
my nasanprod COS uczynie. abysmy
wiscsj miodzisAy dostali do naszej
orgsni.acji.
Msodsist, kt6ra Jest flarsm kaa-
del orgasi.acji, powinna mice pr.y.
ssepaisjsse warunki pr.yjmowania i
opfacsnia posmisrtnego. Me jest
10 ~sauszusm, ae samotny miodzienieo
ma opaaoac posmiertne n Aony in
nyoh .wia.kowo6w, on przez to boi
sic Zwissku i tel ME MONA mu sic
dziwic.
To jest wiasnis muir, kt6ry tamu.
je wsteP miod,is.y do Zwiarku.
Jak 6w muir bedsie usuniety, dosts-
niemy wieosj ~.drowych miodych Ia.
dsi do ,as, . wtsnozas moAemy ma
sra naiodsisa Popisrac nistylko ma
tsfjalsnie, ale ! moralnis i Zwiazek
dostanie Mode, zdrows | trwais fl.
larry.
Bolesia1 Liphiski.
presses ! dslsgat gr. 22s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
u EImira. y. Y.

Sejm sic zbliia. zstem i nasra CRU.
pa cho6 cokolwisk swoje zyczsnia
delegation Sejmu XIV przypomina.
/. Co sic tyczy .Zgody', powinisn
kazdy czionek dostswac cate uZgo-
de-. Duto sic %trafa, as czlonsk ME.
ionaty dostaje tylko poiowe ago
dy', to tea tylko mOzs poiowe sic
dowiedziec ze ,,Zgody', jsk OF dru-
dry %aonaci, ohociat jest tax dobrym
~ozionkiem u. N. T.. .Zgods' ma "a
wiele tych wislkieh ogio,zsh o tyoh
~oudownych doktoraoh : ioh lekar.
stwach. Me przynosi TO wcale zsd-
nej korzysci ozionkom Zwiazku. Ia
stsnawiamy sic mad tenn DUO | pro-
shiny Szanownych Delegation Sejmu
XIV, ably uOhwali6 Sekretarzowi
rZgOdy" odpowiednia pensjs. ably
sic ME staraf o to wislkis ogioszsnia.
,Zgoda" powinna umis.zo1aG wiscsj
wiadOmosci tutsjszych ! zagrsnioz.
nych, dziejs sic bowism, 10 DUO
czionk6w u. n. p. MUSIC utrzymy.
wac drugie polskis gazety ] angiel-
skie dzienuiki, ably sic dowiedzie6,
90 sic W swiscie dzioje,s zarazem by
,,Igoda' miaia wiecej abonentow
oprocz ozionkow Il. n. f., CODY byio
DUO korzysci ola q. N. p. Historic
narodows powinne bye drukowans
a nj miesiac ] to W dodatku; dods.
TEX powinien bye we formacie ksiaz.
XII na lePszym papisrze, N moga bye
drukowane piekne historic ! pre-.
bieg spraw u. N. z. Taxi dodatsk
czsonkowie n. N. p. mosa sobis y
ksis,ke ukisdac ! miec piekns panic.
XII nsszego Zwiszku
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
UWAGI.

Echo" buffaloskie odezwaio sic
prawdziwem echem ma artykui
,,Zgody" o Skarbie Narodowym.
Czupeiniajac nasz artykuf kilku
trafnymi j pouczajacymi dodatka-
mi, redakcja .,Echa' godzi sic ma
nasz projekt piacenia Ojczyznie
stalego podatku. Co wiecej, autor,
bezwqtpienia obecny redaktor ,.E-
cha. obiecuje pojsc "a przykladem
redaktora ,,Zgody" j opodstkowac
sic osobiscie ma Skarb Narodowy.
Tax tez j bye powinno. Prasa po-
Wilma przodowac W dobrych RE-
each ME tylko slowem, lecz j czy-
mem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
4 Detroit, Mich.

Rrsw SOMA sic W ayiach. gdy sic
c.yta " naszych pismach polskich 4
kraju, jak tam carat gnebi ,,przestep.
COW Politycznych'' braci naszych pc.
lakow. IN dow6d MECH posiu.y list
zamieszc.ony " -Nsprzodzis" kra-
kowskim .nsdssiany do przyjaoisla
pr1ez jednego z ,,przestspcow poll.
~tycznych" kt0ry sic ,najduje ma Sy-
berji We wiezieniu ,,Zgoda" W nu-
merze 80 (wydanie Ola niewiast) list
ten z "Naprzodu" powt6rzyia. pod
tytuiem: ,Tortury W w~iezieniach 70.
syjskich''.
Wypada ~koniecznis, ably Sejm Il.
N. +. " Toledo, o.. like srodki
obmyslii, by niesc pomoc tym ME-
szczesliwym ofisroh carskioh sis-
paozy.
Poruszona jut Jest mysl W ago.
die" ..gto,ach prusdsejmowych"
ably Zwia,ek o~podstkows} sic na
Skarb Narodowy i ma wietni6w poll.
tyeznych. Niaej podpisany wnosi
projekt: Opodstkowac wszystkich
czionkow Zwiszku l centem miesie.
oznie. Oh 10000 czionk6w byso5y
800 dol. miesiecznie, $500 dol. ro-
oznie. Poiowe tel sunny (lSUO doll
odsyia6 do Skarbu Narodowego W
RapPerswylu. a druga potowe wiel-
MON politycznym.
K%oniecznis wypada by II. N. p
Most pomoc pozostaiym sierotom
ktorych ojcowie | meaowie sa skaza-
nj ma d~iugoletoie wiezienia. Pomoo
taxa juz nazwac by byio MONA. re
to jest dobry Poczatsk wyswobodze-
mia Ojczyzny.
Kolonizacjs powinien sic Sejm
XIV 1ajae j przyprowadzic do sku-
tku. Dom przytutku dla starc6w i
kalsk Zwiazkowych pobudowa6.
Zwiazek ma dosyG pokazna sumo
W kasie. naleAaioby takowa uzy6 W
ograniczeniu do zakupienia gruot6w
ma kolonizacje j ma budowe domu
przytuiku.
w konsty ucji Zwiazku N. p. "
art. ii s 3opiewa: ,Zapewnid pomoo
oziPnkom chorym j strapionym, oraz
! ich rodzinom.' A wiec konstytuoya
ME powinna bye martwa litera.
nZgode' organ wv. zreformowa6
tax, ably byia dogodna do ukiadania
rocznikow, ogioszenia wyrzucic. Me
jestem zadowolony z obecnego pc.
dziaiu oZgody" ma mszka ! Aehska.
Dziennik pZgody" ~tymczusem ME
POtrzsbny. Tygodniowa ,,Zgoda"
jest wystarozajsos.
l.. ROpu,
czionek z Grupy 20 Il. n. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Ola Zwiazku ten spor lokalny
ME ma zadnego z~naczenis. Liga
Narodowa jest dotad ~jeszcze stron-
nictwem, wiec jake take must ME
raz walczyc z innemi stronnictwa-
mi. Zwiazek y. p. jest przeciwnie
ME stronnictwem, lecz spoleczen-
stwem. Musi vice i powinien mice
W swojem Ionic mieisce Ola wszyst-
kich stronnictw dozwolonych i u
znanych przez SWAT cywilizowany
j prawa krajowe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

kogos takieeo, ably ia repfe.ento-
wal nslczycie.
konczymy slowami giebokicgo
ubolewania ! jeszcze glebszego o.
burzenia z tego powodu, re ktos
m6gi posunac sic tax dalece, ably
"a dzialalnosc chwilowego redakto-
IA osmielic sic targnac ma pismo
tax drogie ~wszystkim zwiazkow-
com.
Tomas Siemirad-ki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Napast IA ,,Zgode''.

w artykule pod tytufem Iva
ri zwiazkowca o sprawach zwiqz-
kowych". wydawca ,,Kurjera Pol
skiego" W Milwaukee. pan NJ.
Kruszka, proponuje ~zniesienie o.
bowiazkowego prenumerowania
..Zgody" przez wszystkich zwiaz-
kowc6w. Przytaczamy te Geese RE
czonego artykuiu Ola informacji
wszystkich czytelnikow ,,Zgody".
Geese ia brzmi jak nsstepuje:
,,Przymusowy' organ powodem
niezadowolenia, wiec powinien bye
zniesiony.
Ma ostatnim Sejmie konstytu-
cyjnym powzieto, stosownie do ~
czenia Zarzadu Centralnego, IL
chwale, ably kazdy czlonek Zwiaz-
ku przymusowo abonowai i dosta-
vat ,,Zgode", azeby W ten spos6b
lproscic prace urzednikow. Plan
zen pozornie dobry, okazal sic W
praktyce powodem kiotni, nieza-
dowolenia. w niektorych domach
dostaja pc diva, try, Tub cztery
egzemplarze ,,Zgody'. Niejedna
familja vice piaci niepotrzebnie "a
kilka egzemplarzy kazdego nume-
ru. Stad ki6tnie, niezadowolenia
pomiedzy czfonkami, o czem mo-
INA sic p%rzekonac ma kazdem po-
siedzeniu niemal kazdej grupy.
Sadie vice, re nalezaioby plan ten
zmienic, mianowicie: organ Zwiaz-
ku znscznie ulepszyc i zrobic 90
nieprzymusOuym, zas czionk0w
zawiadamiac miesiecznie "a pono.
ca cyrkularzy.
Jedna z przyczyn niezadowole-
MIA re ,,Zgody" jest i ten fakt, ze
,,Igoda"-misnowicie W ostatniem
poiroczu pred Sejmem - Jest cze-
sto ME organem Zwiazku, ale orga.
mem swego redaktora j kilku mo.
re urzednikow. Kt6rykolwiekbadz
zwiazkowiec ME zgadza sic W ia
kiejbadz sprawie ze zdaniem re-
daktora ,,Zgody', zostaje przez te-
goz publicznie zwymyslanym cd
ostatnich, a szczeg6lniej jezeli re.
daktor ,Zgody" posadza 60 O chez
kandydowania ma jego posade.
Wymagac od czionk6w Zwiazku
azeby piacili ma organ i ma pensje
redaktora, a potem IA ich pienja-
DE zwymyslac ich publicznie od
ostatnich. to juz chyba szczyt bez-
wzglednosci".
Poniewaz widzimy W tenn wysta.
pieniu pana NJ. KTuszki cos W 70.
dzaju zamachu ma egzystencje
,,Igody", uwazamy "a sw6j obo-
wiqzek zaopatrzyG jego projekt
kilku uwagami z n~aszej strony.
Pc pierwsze Sejm uczynil Ago
de- organem przymusowym ME
dla zaoszczedzenia piracy urzedni-
kom. Sejm mial cos calkiem in
nego ma mysli. w Zwiazku jest
zapewne ME malo czionkow, kto-
ray, gdyby yIgoda" ME byla PREY
musowq, prenumerowaliby inne
pisma polskie tygodniowe. Va kie-
runek nsrodowy tych innych pism
mkt ME moe reczyG. Ia kierunek
zas naro1owy rIgody" reczy po
pierwsze Sejm, ktory ~wiekszoscis
giosow mianuje odpowiedniego re.
daktora, p6zniej Cenzor i Zarzad
Centralny, ktorzy majq prawo IA.
wiesic redaktora "a nieudolnosc
lob "a zia wole. Dalej mogliby sic
znalezc W Zwigzku j tacy. CODY mo-
ne zadnych pism polskich prenu.
merowac ME chcieli. Korzysc mo-
ralna przymusowego organu W tym
wypadku jest TAX widoczna, re ME
Tna co o tenn ] movie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Grupa 4S2 " Patton. Pa.

Us"P" rc~ aitOu. Ia.
Poniewa. sejm sic .bli,a, . CRU
pa nas,a ME jest ~ stanie wysia6
delegate, robimy wniossk koruysta.
jso Z praws nam przysiugujscego.
Co sic tyozy Zgody .niese Zgods
ola niswisst; jsden sgzsmplarz u.
wsaamy ~ wystarczajacy tax ola
tony, tax ola tony, jak ola meta.
Powiskssye formal do S-miu stronic;
Pisae wiecsj robotniozyoh spraw. po-
niswaa c.sonkowis Pc najwisk.zsj
osesci % r~obotuikami j z chscia 70.
b~otsioss sprawy o.ytaja.
Mylns jest twierdzenis niektorych
dslegatow ma ostatnim Sejmie, 10
kisdy bsdrie wiecej egremplarzy
zgody domu. beda wiecej czytst;
kto ma ohsc ! chloe czytat. to i je.
dss Zgods l0.ciu przsozyta, ponis.
vat Zgoda ME Jest pismsm oodzisn.
nsm, ale kto ME chcs czytac, to
ohe6 caiy tuzin bedzie W domu, to
tax ME bsda csytae.
Odznski ola n!ewiast zniesc.
Sprssciwismy sic nakiadsniu wick.
szych podstkow.
Zniesd fundusz rszerwowy, jeasli
jaa ME calkism, to pr.ynajmniej do
l-go osnta cd kazdych 800 d. ubez-
Pisczsnia, poniswaz tie fundusze W
naszej orgsniracji 50 "a wysokie /
tamuja wsrost, to tel MO dziwnego,
10 lyle polak6w naleay do obcych
organizacij, DO tam movie mnisjsze
podstki.
Szan. dslsgat6w Sejmu XIV pro.
shiny ~ninisjs.y wniosek wziasc pod
rozwage.
u appointments grupy
Jozcf Przygodu, prezes.
Ktemens Cymbor, sekr.