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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-02
Sc. THOMSON, Mayor
JAMES CHALMERS, City Clerk
Oct l, 1901. II
MOrse's Locals.

A full line of flower pots, all sizes, expected
next week. NOW ID the tlne lor ie-Potsins
your plants.
If YOU want any thing in the way of table
.yrup. can supply you. have a fine New
Orleans syrup In gal. and l-2gal, cans. RocK
Candy syrup in 10 gal. buckets. sweet Cio-
yer' and "Sweet l6" in l gal. buckets.
A new lot of choice hams and picnic hams
lately opened up.
Scale beams and steelyards for weighing up
cotton. .,
A fresh stock crackers, PERCEPTION Flakes
"Uneeda Biscuits" ginger snaps, SOFAS, lem
on biscuits and nic-nacs.
We are cutting the finest cream cheese you
ever tasted. Come and try II.
Do YOU ever wash your house? II SO, you
ought to buy your soap from me. Look here:
"Red River" "Sea Blue" and "Santa Claus.
ali good &C. cakes, and "Chic" and moan y
Ark :" the best Two for nickel on the market
And then by all means get Elastic starch
with match safe and calendar thrown In for
cents.
Now, next, you should get pair Of smooth
ing irons, ana you will be able TO compete
with Hammond's Laundry.
came near forgetting the big line OF wash.
pots am carrying, but hope you won't.
lam too busy to tell you what have In the
Way of dry goods, shoes, trunks. guns, &c, eX-
cept that have great many things that you
do want and few that you may not; SO please
come and select for yourself.
have loaded shells, all sorts and sizes OF
shot Black powder and smokeless powder.
lust one word more, how about coffee" II
YOU are q coffee drnker, can please you
Amos B Morse.
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A Plea for Single Beds.

Two In a bed il the usual custom Of sleeping
In the United States at least, and also In Can,
ada and England. But In Germany anu
France single beds are the rule. The lattet
plan ia more heaIthful and com Portable IL
is gradually coming In to use In this country.
Single beds Involve more linen, more work
in making beds and more washing, ouI
never knew family to return to theyld plan Ia
after once giving single beds fair trial. Es-
nsciaIlv in summer is the single bed to be pre-.
ferred, or even sleeping on the floor, to two IN
a bed. Many families declare they never
knew what comfort WAS during the not sum,
mer nights until they adopted the singIe
beds. mIvat add a word OF protest against
aIoslng GS: babies or young children to- SLEEP =
with old people. The latter certainly h uraw
upon the vitality OF the former: Ihls ID pfoof "
abIv trne AZ between any bedfellows one OF
whom ia sickIy or less strong than the other:
Consum ption and other diseases have oil olten ,n
been communicated from one oedte'io" W
another.
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r M. Haddon & Co.'S Locals.

The latest ideas in millinery. New shapes
lust out, shown for the first time this week at
Haddon's.
The trade Is fast crystalizing, around what's
TO be the popular shapes OF the season;
Haddon's.
Dress fabriques, all the new shades at Had
don's.
Trimmings is necessary to complete dress.
The grea Test assortment at Haddons.
Jackets and fur collaretts, just opened
full and complete line at Haddons. ,
MerceniZed cottons--a silk finish faDrique
for ladies underskirts and shirt Waists, all
coors vt Haddun's.
dress goods, 25, 35, and 50 cents, at Haddon's.
Davton sackines, 50 inch all wool cloth,
finished flannel very cheap at Haddon's.
New line white and black SILK appiiques at
HaddOnh h. -. - ~ :. :".tl'.... -.
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Question.

When Dewey's Court finishes It's inquiry
into Schleys fighting record. court should
be organized to find cut the coaling record OF
all the captains, the commodores, the ad-
mlrals, and the navy department at WASH
ington. The revelations as TO the lack OF coal
in the battleships is simply scandalous, and
those officers who have been derelict In duty
should be Investigated. Congress should de-
mand II.
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weekly Papers Will Please Copy.

Mr.. c. Stribing published two colum
article In the Columbia Record last Monday
on "Georgia's Example" After signing his
name he adds: up. S. Weekly papers will
please copy"
We presuIpe that Mr.. Strbling has but lit
tie experience in the newspaper business.
Why should a weekly paper spend dollar or
any other amount in setting up pieces boost
ing his scheme. And that scheme. TO say the
least, being Of doubtful expediency.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-02

have quite a number of empty molasses
barreis, both iron aud wood hoop. VIII close
out the lot cheap. AMOS B Morse.
"I.nne live the Queen" quality shoe, for
sale only at Huddons.
Our stock Of ladies, Misses and chiluren
shors il mIl now, Call and bee them, at Had
donh.
Infants soft sole in all colors at Haddon's.
Anew supply of ladies', misses and chill
dren ribbons ut Haddon's.
The most up.to-date candy sold Is liuy lerS
the Speed Drug Coz
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1f Won want anything in the way OF drugs
at night, press the electric button by our door
and our Dr. Platt will answer your call at
once. Milford's Drug Store. Phone lUI.
There Is nothing but the very best xtrac
money will buy used In our syrups.. Pure
fruit juices and fruit Give US a call. The
Speed Drug Co.
Nothing gives as large returns III proportion
IN snare covered and labor expended Us we'll
kept stra wberry bed planted in really choice
varieties. Let all In. need OF plants real nj.
Of Contiuen tai Plant Co. In this Issue.
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Wednesday, Oct. Q, 1901.
Was There an Excuse for Lack of Goa

Was There AN Excuse for Lack of Coal
The work OF taking evidence in the Schley
court of inquiry as TO his conduct before San
tiago progresses daily, with nothing specific
for or against him, but the effect OF the whole
is TO degrade the navy in the eyes Of the
world.
Up to the beginning OF this investigation
the world presumed that the naval battle in
which Cervera's fleet was sunk, had been man
aged with consummate skill. In the testi-
mony thus far, there is nothing, except the
sunken ships, to sustain this belief.
The testimony as to the lack of coal at the
supreme moment can have but one effect, that
Of rejecting upon the efficiency Of the naval
department at Washington as well rs upon
the immediate commanders of the ships.
1t has not been explained why the navy de-
partment at Washington did not know the
supply, or the lack OF supply, OF coal on the
war vessels. And 1t has not been made clear
why the navy department did not see 10 ii
that the battleships had coal. We have seen
no excuse offered in behalf of Sampson or
Schley for not reporting 10 Washington the
condition of the coal bunkers, even If the au-
thorities at Washington had omitted to give
the matter their attention.
In Schley's excuse for disobeying orders he
pleads lack Of coal. If he could plead lack of
coal as an excuse for failure to obey an impor-
tant order, then he had the right to report
shortage OF coal before he was ordered into
action. AS far as we have noticed, it seems
that the supply OF coal was short in many of
the vessels. The captains, the commanders,
and the authorities at Washington were
each and all responsible for dereliction of
duty. The war was on, and had been on
for three months. The navy, which had an
insufficiency OF coal, when ordered to look
after the enemy, proposed 10 run off for coal
Can anybody conceive Of greater lack OF
proper preparation for battle than empty
coal bunkers?
There may have been some excuse for Dow
ey's short supply OF shot and shell at Manila,
but what excuse can Sampson, and Schley,
and the Navy Department at Washington,
offer to the country for the sudden discovery
that our navy was short of coal at the supreme
moment before Santiago?
AS to what Schley did or did not do at the
great battle is matter of no consequence
when compared TO his neglect, and SIMPSONS
neglect, and the navy departments neglect,
to have the ships supplied with coal before
the battle.
In peace. we have been told to prepare for
war. What shall We say of the navy, in times
ofwar, when little or no preparation is made
for battle?
The pitiful talk about lack of coal reminds
us Of Mark Twain's crowd that had to stop so
often to fix their saddles when in the neigh.
borhood of unfriendly Bedouins.
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L Allen Smith, Jr., Locals.

Iomns 10 burn. Prices from 20c. 10 $3.50. Be
su re- and see them before you buy. j. Allen
Smith, Jr.
DO YOU chew Tobacco See our line before
buying. J. Allen Smith. Jr.
y lhs. good Rio Coffee for only 81. J. Allen
Smith, Jr.
No use to 20 barefooted when you can get
good pair Of Shoes for 81, from j. Alien
Smith, Jr.
Tinware is almost out Of sight, but we have
a good line at right prices. j. Allen Smith,Jr
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COTTON MARKET.

Reported by W. D. Barksdale, Buyer of all
Kinds of Country Produce and Dealer in
Farmers Supplies.
Number of bales received since last Tues
day 100.
Price ranging from to ~ cents.
Market closing At 75A cents.
Cotton seed 81 cents per bushel-30 pounds.
Estimated loads of hay 20.
Price ranging from 40 10 50 cents per hun
dred pounds.
Remarks: Demand good for cotton. Price
will run from z TO cents.
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PROMGRAM
ADbevNe County F0i| 0ld C011V0|,
OCTOBER 16, II and Is, 1901.

WEDNESDAY,, October 18th.
1880 open Sss1t s Wsso%s tns % SSpS }ss President
sss
led stock @ colts, geding and es
m air so1ee BY 1sR the bsnS 0ns'
THURSDAY, October
Special exhibition of saddle and harness horses
u u a; a; m SdIeSe Xeerans 70 bs paraae ,,,ns
& BY zs5Sf% e. Watson
sp: spp: H. H. Open by eband
FRIDAY, October
xs :ses Secretary
% m Sns Gnd os asRaf pssds on AWARDS wit"
% % S in Rossns hail. GsVs
The following constitutes the Committees on awards:
Field Crops. s. Graves,
Committee Dusenberry, S. A. Alen
Cattle, Sheep and swne-Jno f. Brownlee, supt.
m cSm@it5 SasJa Barsa John Wilson, John '" M0rah H.
Horses Mules and Asses-Richard sondley, supt.
Commit-H T. Tusten Mundy, M. Jas. M Pratt
Poultry-s. Wakefield, supt.
Parker, Lucan Link Granville Bea P
Department-Miss Lucia Parker supt.
Mrs. W. kse Mrs c no E. BSovn}ss M T. '"s Mrs. H. E.
Canned Fruits, Wines, M.
Mrs L. Q Robinson, R. H. Cochran.
Fruits, Vegetables, &c-E. G Meclne, supt.
Commitee-Dr. j. NJ
r. 0.
ArticIes-W. A. TempleOn, Supt
Committee Wdman, Smith, Mrs. H. H. Norwood,
S. e. Henry, Mrs l. A Keller
Manufacture Wood j. w. sign supt
Gillian, W. R. Dunn j. L. Mcmillan, w E. Lesley
B. A. Boyd.
Agricultural ImplementS-W. T. COWan, Supt
B. F. Price, A M Erwin, j. u Wardlaw
H McCala.
Floral Department-NIiss nj. L. Smith, Supt
pertn M e. R. en nj Mrs T. Tms M " f. o0k'e"s' Mrs. L.
Needle and Fancy WorlSs-NIrs. G. d. Brown, Supt.
Miller, Lindsay, Mrs. Maggie Bullock,
Harper. Miss Jennie Allen.
Department c. B. Cowan, Supt
Commiee-M R F Gillian John Pressy Mrs. W. O. Cromer,
Mrs 7. w. Sloan, w. E. Hill
Miscellaneous-school Exhibits. s. Gilbert, Supt.
Smith, R. NJ Haddon H. E. Bonner Miss Lizzie
Lumpkin, Miss Mary Hemphill
Trades Display and Street Parade-A. B. Morse Supt
Committee Gary Jordan, w. L. Kirk Miss Kate Mar
shall, Blake.
Sports-M. f. HolnsSworth, Supt
Commiee-C Hammond, Gillespie Smith, W. Cothrau Wyatt
Aiken G. j. Lyol
Supplementary list already published the following
additional premiums are hereby offered
For pair heavy draft horses county raised S3
For single draft horse, county raised 81
Forb tsadd
For single harness horse, county raised 81
For be harness horses county raised -
For pair mules county raised So
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NEW PHONES.

Write the Names and Numbers on
Your Cards, and then do the Talk
Ing. ..;
DIR. Neuffer, office.
r. S Game, residence........... III
w. w. Wilson, residence....... 81
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Tablets from one cent up, al DuPre's Book
Store.
The School will open Sept. DLh
Another shipment Masons i. i. fruit Jars
and extra rubbers just received at Glenn's.
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THE FURNITURE FACTORY.

The Capital Has Been Subscribed-
and the Officers. Have Been
Elected.
Subscribers TO the Capital Stock of the Fur.
niture Factory met one night last week ana
elected the following directors:
j. S. Starke, r. E. Cox, w. q. Chapman. j.
r. Blake,C p. Hammond, DR.. q. A. Neufer,
5. +. Cromer.
The directors afterward held meeting and
elected officers as follows
j. S. Starke, President,
). +. Cromer, Vice President,
C.P. Hammond, Secretary and Treasurer,
w. G. Chapman, manager.
The committee on Location was appointed
as follows: j. r. Blake Jr., w. &. Chapman,
r. r. Cox.
Committee on Bylaws: r. K. Cox. DR.. q.
A. Neuffer, &. p. Hammond.
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A Communication Road Tax of Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents e SOY will be collected the
same time as other taxes, from all male citi-
zens between the age Of Is and 55 years, ex-
cept such as are exempted by law. Unless
said tax Is paid by the first day OF January,
1902, SIX DAYS WORK upon the public
highways and streets OF the city will be re-
oulred under the Street Overseer.
All persons falling or refusing to pay the
commutation tax or to work six full days.
upon conviction, shall pay fine of not more
than thirty dollars or be Imprisoned for not
more than thirty days.
Done and ratified in City Council this 10th
day of September, 1901.
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An Ordinance.
To Raise Supplies for the
City of Abbeville for the
Fiscal Year 1902.

DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
and Aldermen of the City Of hbbeviIle, S. c..
In council assembled and by authority OF the
same:
That a Tax for the sums and In manner
hereinafter named, shall be raised and paid
into the treasury OF the City Council for the
uses and purposes thereof for the fiscal year
1902.
Notice is hereby given that the office OF
City Treasurer OF Abbeville will be open for
the collection of taxes for said fiscal year,
from THURSDAY, November 7th, 1901, until
TUESDAY, December 3lst, 1901, WITHOUT
PENALTY. Rates per cent. Of taxation are
as follows:
City Tax. ax........................ ~ mills.
Water Works Tax unterest
on Bonds and Sinking
Fund). d)................................ 2I mills.
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Just received. Alaska Salmon at loc. can.
J. Allen Smith, Jr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-02

Ladies' kangaroo Shoe, Sl.5O, value for only
81. j. Allen Smith, Jr
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French FlannelS.

We are showing line Of fancy
and solid colors in all wool French
Flannel for ladies waist at a very
low price for such pretty goods.
Our stock of red and white hannels
is very full. Have you seen our silk
finish and embroidery white flannel
for baby's undersklrts.
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STATEMENT
Showing condition of
Farmers Bank
or Abbeville. S. c., at close Of business SOIh
September. 1901.

South Carolina,
Abbeville County. (
/. Julius H. DuPre. Cashier Of above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state,
ment ia true TO the best of my knowledge ana
belief Julius H. DuPre. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this both
Septem ber, 1901. Benz. 8. Barnwell,
N. A. G. s. G.
Correct-Attest:
r. NJ Haddon.
P. 3. Speed,
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Millinery Department

Is very full and we will display
at our Opening somea Of the most
attractive designs and patterns in all
the latest shades and colors to be
seen this season. Our stock OF Rlb-
bons, Laces, Embroideries, Brades,
etc., is very full.
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Silks, Silks, Silks!

We have new supply of those
fine ,6-inch Black Tafeta Silk that
pleases everybody. Those new Peau
de Sole Silks are all the 60 for skirts.
Our line of Fancy and Colored Silks
for ladies waists excells any stock
ever shown by US.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-08

giej kombinacyi MONA wziac Finlandye
Po odebraniu tel prowincyi cd Szwecyi W
roku 1909 Rosya musiafa ma podstawie u
mowy utworzyc niej odrebne ksiestwo
zfaczone Rosya tylko przez osobe monar-
chy. A vice Finnowie, kt6rzy byh pred
tenn obywatelami Szwecyi zostali teraz O.
bywatelami Finlandyi granica celna 70
stafa utworzona miedzy Rosya i Finlan-
dya.
Ami Portoryko AMI wyspy Filipinskie ME
otrzymafy po wojnie Hiszpania odrebnej
organizacyi panstwowej. Wiemy O tenn z
fakt6w tax opiewa pierwsza Geese wyroku
sadn najwyzszego. Logiczny vice wynik
powinien bye ten, re konstytucya Stan6w
Zj ipso facto rozciagnela swoje panowanie
mad temi wyspami, ze ich mieszkancy 70
stall obywatelami Stanow Zj re wszy-
stkie cfa znikfy, jake wewnetrzne Skad
vice moze kongres przyjsc do wfadzy ma
ktadania la te ziemie osobnych cef rza-
dzenia niemi po "a konstytucya? Jestto
oczywista samowola, sprzeczna duchem i
litera powszechnie przyjetego swiecie
cywilizowanyn prawa miedzynarodowego.
Ma obrone swego stanowiska sad najwyz-
sly m6gfoy chyba przytoczyt, re Hiszpa-
MIA ME stosowa1a do swoich kolonij przepi-
SOW pTdWd HlSuZy udIouoWeSos lSCL t1dhto-
wafa je tax, jak sic gospodarstwie trak-
tuje bydfo robocze, moze gorzej, Lec2
ME po to Stany Ii. wojowaly z Hiszpania,
ably ia nasladowat. Krew wolnych obywa,
tell jest zbyt kosztownym plynem, aby
wolno byfo rozlewac ia bez pozytku dla
Iudzkosci. Krew zofnierzy amerykanskich
kt6rzy padli W tel wojnie, wzywa, ably "a tf
ofiare ma ziemiach zdohytych zapanowa
wyzszy porzadek rzeczy. Tylko pod tyn
warunkiem MONA tolerowac zabory, jake
koniecznosc historyczna. Zaszczyt imienit
Ameryki pocieche przynosi tylko ter
fakt, re wyrok sadu zapadf ME jednogfo
snie. Powazna mniejszosc data osobna o
pinie duchu prawdziwej sprawiedliwosc
Ii logiki naukowej. Go do wiekszosci, tt
dziafafa ona oczywiscie pod wptywem in
teres6w handlowych wielkiego kapitaf'
amerykanskiego. Prawde powiedziaf Da
MEL Webster pred osiemdziesieciu laty, q
najlepsze urzadzenia polityczne ME ostoj
sic wobec przemocy kapitafu, skoncen
trowanego W ma1ej liczbie rak. Plutokracy
jest najgorsza re wszystkich rodzaj6w ary
stokracyi. Ona to zaczyna zatruwac rozja
dac idealny niemal organizm polityczny
kt6ry stworzyli zaiozyciele rzeczypospolite
; amerykanskiej. Waikiki plutokracya jes
bedzie jednoczesnie walka o czystose forr
politycznych tego kraju; zwyciestwo nat
MIA bedzie zwyciestwem czystej polityk
ludu mad nieczysta polityka wielbiciel
zfotego cielca
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-08
WYJAZD EUROPEJCzYKOW z CHIN

Jak tylko Rad chinski zgodzii sic "a
sadzie ma wypfate zadanego przez mocar-
silva odszkodowania, rozpoczat sic odwr6t
wolsk sprzymierzonych Pekinu Pierw-
sly wylechaf general amerykanski Cha
flee cafym prawie swoim korpusem. Ia
MIN pociagnei Anglicy Francuzi. Obe-
cnie wraca do domu sam generalissimus.
marszafek Waldersee wieksza czescia
wojsk niemieckich. Podobno tylko cztery
tysiace Nielnc6w ma pozostac W Chinach.
Wyglada vice wszystko tak jak gdyby ME
byfo juz zadnego niebezpieczenstwa ma da-
lekim wschodzie skoro Gaia policya roz-
chodzi sic do domu. Dla czeg6z wiec hr.
Gotuchowski straszyi tax niedawno caly
SWAT, maluiac czarnych kolorach sytua-
eye ma wschodzie? Kto sic tn mylif, kan
clerz austryacki, czy mocarstwa, wycofu-
jac sic co PREDICT z chinskiej awantury?
Podobno ME myli sic tn ami jedna strona,
ami druga. Mocarstwa wycofuja sic Chin,
lak sic cofa spokojna publicznost miej-
sea, gdzie dw6ch mocno podnieconych "a
pasnikow lada chwila moga sic wziat "a
Thy. Rosya ME opuscifa Mandzuryi opu-
szczac jej ME mysi. Japonia patrzy ma to
zacisnietymi zebami zbroi sic. Anglia
czeka na pok6j Burami buduje W roku
biezacym wiecej nowych pancernik6w, nil
ich liczy Gala flota Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Jezeli vice przyjdzie do walki Chinach
to wobec wielkich sill rosyjskich i japoh,
skich drobne korpusy innych mocarstN
ME miafyby zadnego znaczenia. Jezeli woj
ma rozszerzy sic ma inne kraje, to tie silly
beda potrzebniejsze gdzie indziej. Zamiast
vice trzymac wojska daleko cd domu i po
nosic koszta ma ich utrzymanie, mocar,
stwa oczywiscie mysla kazde sobie po
zostawiaja ia wschodni plac przysziej walk
ldwom gf6wnym przeclwnikom, Rosyi ia
ponii. Reszta bedzie miala dose do robot.
ma innych placach, Cisza obecna Chi
mach bardzo przypomina cisze pred bu
rza. Warunki ME zmienify sic; wszystki
sprzeczne interesy poszczeg6lnych mo
carstw pozostafy i nadal sprzecznymi Mix
nikomu ME ustapif ma krok; ME ma vie
racyi przypuszczac. ably sic tam wszystk
: raptem ufozyio ku powszechnemu zadowo
J leniu. Kfopoty Anglii W Afryce trzymaj
jako tako GAIA rzecz W zawieszeniu; lecz ja
sic tylko skoncza, zaczpie sic cos inneg
ma wieksza skale.
. T. Siemiradzki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-08
Vol. XIV. 8 June, 1901.

radnych. Natomiast polemizowaf niemi
prof. Bulwid. "Pytam-rzekt m6wca-czy
gmina mp. miasta Wiednia dafaby nam
szkofe polska? z pewnoscia ME. Miedzy
mas, Polak6w, wszedzie sic wciskaja zywio-
fy obce. Pamietajmy vice sobie samych
W pierwszym rzedzie ma szkofe jezykiem
wykfadowym niemieckim W naszym kraju,
many jedna odpowiedz: Biaia, Cieszyn."
Prof. Jordan uczynif wniosek posredni.
Zgodzil sic na udzielenie 2, 400 koron szko-
Tom nlemieckim, ale z tenn, izby r6wnocze-
snle przeznaczono dla polskiego gimna-
zyum W Cieszynie /, 200 koron.
Obrohcom wniosku komisyi, daf jeszcze
odprawe p. Bartoszewicz:
Vice my, naszej biednej kieszeni-
mowif-mamy opfacac szkofy Niemcomp
Czy " Jakiem miescie niemieckiem dostali-
by polscy wojskowi subwencye ma polska
szkote dla swoich dzieci? w zadnym innym
kraiu sfowianskim Austro- o-Wegier, ME So
dzieci tax przeciazone nauka niemczyzny,
Jak mas. Czesi sic skarza, re jezyk ME-
miecki jest W ich szkofach przedmiotem
nadobowiazkowym. Chorwaci robia gwait,
re tax samo rzecz sic ma u Mich wegier-
skim jezykiem, a my nietylko, re zamecza-
my nasze dzieci uczeniem sic Jezyka hakaty
stow, lecz Jeszcze popieramy finansowo
rozsadnlkl germanizmu W naszem miescie!
JezeE kto chce nadstawiac drugi policzek,
gdy go W jeden bija, to MECH bedzie sobie
meczennikiem, ale W swojem imieniu, ME
imieniu spofeczenstwa. lego robic ME
wolno! Niemcy mas gnebia, dusza i NOR
duJa, my many siedziet potulnie, ze
wzgledu 'coby SWAT ma to powiedziaf?'
Me ogladajmy sic na to, lecz r6bmy tax,
lax nam bedzie lepieir'
Przystapiono do gfosowania, pred roz-
poczeciem kt6rego kilku radnych wyszfo
ably ME uczestniczyc W 'drazliwej spra-
VIE" Wniosek Bartoszewicza upadf. Ma
tomiast przyjeto wniosek dra Jordana.