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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
NO CHOICE VET

Dallas, Texas, July 26. The demo cratic congressional convention for the 18th district in session at Dublin took an adjournment last night to meet in Claburne September A. Six thousand and seventy-one ballots were, taken without a selection.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
RElD'S RETURN
Reasons Why He Did Not Stay
 for Coronation.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK TO-DAY

DIT and Mrs Reid Were Accompanied
 to Their Train by Special Represen-
 tatives of the King General Meyer,
 Former Free State Commander,
 Arrived at Southampton To-day on
 His Way to Dresden.
 London, July 26.-Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid sailed to-day for New York from Southampton on board the American line steamer Philadelphia. Soon after the announcement was made that the coronation of King Ed ward must be indefinitely postponed, Mir Reid was invited to return when ever the coronation should occur. Since that time, however, circum- stances led the British government to give notice that under the greatly changed conditions it would not again :. invite the special representatives of foreign governments to return, and al though MT Reid was assured a warm welcome personally, it did not seem best to him to occupy an exceptional position. With the annroval of the United States government he is there fore carrying out the original plan for his return.
 Since MT Reid came back from Scot land July 9 his time has been filed by round of social engagements. On the night of July p the French am- bassador to Great Britain, M. Paul Cambon, gave Mir and Mrs Reid a large farewell dinner at the embassy, the guests including many members of the resident diplomatic corps The lIfench ambassador to the United States, M. Jules Cambon, came from Paris to attend the dinner.
 Under the special command of his majesty the royal equerry, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Fleetwood Edwards. who has been in attendance on MT Reid. accompanied MT and Mrs Reid to-day Ao the train, where they were met by members of the special and regular embassies of the United States.
 London, July 26.-Lucas Meyer, the former commander of the Orange Free State forces landed at Southampton to- day. this being his first visit to Eng- land. He made the trip from South Africa on board the British steamer Triton with detachment of returning British officers and men, with whom the Boer general appeared to be on ex- eellent terms
 General Meyer is going to Dresden Ho visit his wife and daughter and will return to South Africa in October He said he thought the outlook in South Africa was decidedly favorable and that provided the British fulfill the promises held out to the Boers. there was every reason to expect lasting peace and steady return to prosper ftv. The general experts soon to be followed by Generals Roths. De Wet and Delarev. He would not say if he Intended visiting MT Kruger.
 London. July 26.-The Duke of Dev- onshire, president of the council. and other members of the privv council left here on a special train for South ampton this morning to attend a meet ing of the council on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, off Cowes, Island of Wight, to-day.
 The weather to-day at Cowes is favorable. King Edward passed an excellent night and experienced no i'll effects from yesterdays cruise around fh9 island
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
A DESTRUCTIVE GALE.
Upturned Boat Found and Number
 of Persons Drowned.

Vancouver, B. O., July 26.-A heavy gale which has been blowing for the last AS hours is responsible for two known deaths and there is every req son to believe that eight or ten other men have been drowned Last night two Indians found an upturned boat off the middle arm of the Fraser river and upon investigation found man clinging to it. He did not live to reach the shore. The. body was identified as that of Fritz Fabian, known as the inventor of a navigable air ship.
 Florian Schma1z and Fabian had been fishing together and it is believed that Schmalz was also drowned.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
RESUME DIPLOMATIC RELATION

Geneva, July 26.-The Journal de Geneve announces the resumption of diplomatic relations between Switzer- land and Italy, which were ruptured April 10th of the present year owing to the refusal of Switzerland to give satisfaction regarding an anarchist ar ticle published in Geneva insulting the memory of the murdered King Hum bert. The settlement was arranged through the mediation of Germany
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
WIRELESS AT NAVY YARD

New York, July 26.-Preliminary work for the introduction of wireless telegraphy at the New York navy yard has been completed, and messages will be received as soon as the instruments are put in place. The first trial will be from the station now being set up at the Atlantic Highlands, which will be one of the connecting links which will go to make up the system of wire less teIegraphy along the coast
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
sERYING rHE NoTICEs

Paris, July 26.-The serving of off, cial notices closing ths unauthorized religious schools began this morning and was carried out so far as Paris was concerned without any disturb ances. At Mauvaux, department Du Nord, the expulsion of the Sisters led to riot, in which two persons were arrested. A police commissary and ten rioters were injured.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
FELL FROM APPLE TREE.

Eleven Year Old Boy Gets a Collar
 Bone Broken and Other Bruises
 John Joseph Donahue. eleven years of age. of 9 Vine street. climbed an ap- pie tree near the Ashley school yester-, day and when at height of twenty five feet he missed his hold and fell to the ground. He struck on his back and shoulders. Dr Donahue was call- ed in and found that boy had a broken collar bone and also painful contusions on the back. His injuries are not sers- OI1S
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
HELD ON THREE COUNTS.
Man Who Obtained Money From Ho
 tel at Springfield.

Springfield, Mass, July 26-L o. Hoffman, alias John B. Black, who was brought to this city yesterday, is held in jail awaiting trial on three counts charging him with larceny.
 Bail was fixed at $7OO in each case and it is improbable that the man will be able to procure it before next Thursday. Hoffman is alleged to have procured money from three hotels in this city by means of forged checks and bogus letter of credit of the Hotel Keepers Protective association. He was arrested for larceny in San Francisco June 16, and was taken in to custody and brought to Springfield.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
DIR VOLTS CASE.

Washington, July 26.-Senor Corea, the Nicaraguan minister, to-day in formed Acting Secretary of State Hill that his government had accepted the the recommendation relative to the postponement of any further measures in the case of Dr Russell Wolf, the American captured with a filibustering expedition near Bluefields. He will be given all the rights he is entitled to under the law
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
BRYAN AT ABERDEEN.
The Silver Candidate Royalty Enter
 tained in the Silver City.

tained in the Silver City.
 Meriden, July 26--William J. Bryan reached Meriden on the Boston express at 11:32 to-day. He was met at Hart ford by Attorney c. J. Danaher and former Mayor Edward ID. West, mem- bers of the reception committee. Upon the arrival of the train here several hundred people crowded upon the car from which MT Bryan alighted. He was escorted to the Winthrop hotel where he met the rest of the reception committee and Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport who will escort Mir Bryan to the latter city later in the day. The program for his stay in Meriden in- cludes luncheon at the Winthrop I1o- tel at 12:30 and an address at Hanover park at 1:45.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
TO CD TO HAITI.

Rome, July 26-Mgr Donatus Sbar- retti, the former bishop of Havana, will be ordered to Hayti as apostolic delegate, to replace Mgr Tonti, arch bishop of Port au Prince, when the political situation in the Haytian re- public will permit of it.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
CLAIMS THE MONEY.

Los Angeles, Gal, July 26-Salem D. Charles of Boston. one of the nephews of the late Salem Charles, alias Charles Hill, who died here last May eaving a fortune of $142,00O in cash, has arrived for the purpose of claim ing the money. MT Charles repre- sents the eight heirs to the estate of his uncle. They live in Massachu- setts and New Jersey.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
RESIGNATION RECEIVED.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 26.-At a meeting of the directors of the Chi cago, Rock Island S Texas Railway company, the resignation of H. A. Par ker as president has been received. William B. Leeds of Chicago has been elected to the vacancy.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
NEGROES OPPOSE THE LAW.

New Orleans, July 26.-A mass meet ing of the leading negroes of New Or leans was held last night to oppose the enforcement of the law providing separate street cars for blacks and whites. The meeting determined to organize a stock company to run ve- hicles throughout the city for the ex- elusive accommodation of colored peo- Dle
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
HANNA WILL BE ABSENT

Warsaw Ind, July 26. The Winona assembly management has received mo- tice of the inability of Senator Mark Hanna to deliver one of the principal addresses on capital and labor day at the assembly on Monday, July 2S, ow- ing to the condition of his health, which, he says, requires him to seek rest and quiet. As a consequence the regular program has been abandoned for that day.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
sTRTJcK BY LIGHTNING.

Washington, July 26.-During se- were electric storm which swept over the Potomac river lightning struck one of the powder houses at the In- dian Head proving grounds and ex- ploded B 0O0 pounds of smokeless powder. It is reported that no one was injured.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
MESSENGER BOY STRIKE ENDED.

Chicago, July 26-The strike of the telegraph messengers lasted until the officials of the Postal Telegraph Go agreed to treat with representatives of the boys, if the messengers would re- turn to work. A similar agreement was made with the Illinois District Telegraph Go, which handles the Western Union messages, and most of the boys will return to work to-day.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
PRESIDENT GIVES DECISION.

Washington, July 26.-The president has returned to the war department the cases of Major Glynn, Lieutenant Gaujot and Lieutenant Cook, Filipino scouts. Glynn and Gauiot were found guilty of the charges and Cook was acquitted. The president approved the findings in the cases of Glynn and Gaujot and acquitted Cook.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
STORM IN NEW YORK STATE.
Man Struck by Lightning and Instant
 ly Killed.

Canadaigua, N. Y., July 26.-An other terrific storm visited this section last night, doing great damage. Ed ward Chamberlain, living two miles south of Cheshire, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. The damage by the storm on hundreds of farms is simply irreparable and the condition threatens destitution during the coming winter for some people. From every part of the county come reports that wheat is sprouting in the shock and that serious blight has struck the apple trees, the leaves turning bright yellow and Falling to the ground.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
SUNDAY WITH THE PRESIDENT

Oyster Bay, July 26.-Comparative- ly few matters of importance were brought to the attention of the presi- dent to-day. Secretary Moody ar rived off Sagamore hill in the Dolphin shortly after 10 o'clock. Attorney General Knox is expected to arrive this evening and will spend Sunday with the president.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMENI

Springfield, July 26.-George B. Par ker was arrested last night charged
 with the embezzlement of SI-600 from
 the Springfield National bank. He sSwill be arraigned before United States
 Commissioner Wright this afternoon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
ARGoNAuTs ENTERED.

Toronto, Ont, July 26.-The Argo> naught eight, the present holders of the American championship, have been en tered in the National association regats ta to be held at Worcester, Mass, Au gust 10. 5HA
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
PoTTER PALMER EsTATE.

Chicago, July 26-In an inventory filed yesterday the executors of the es- tate of the late Potter Palmer the value of the personal property is plac- ed at $1,500,0OO and the real estate at $6,4OO,OOO
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock auotation..

Money on call steady at 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper, 41s@5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with actual business in bankers bills at $4.87%@4 8S for demand and at $4S5ssQ4S S55s for 60 days. Posted rates. $4s6 and $4.S8hs. Com mercial bills, $484a4@4.85& Bar silver, 53c Mexican dollars 411hc Government bonds firmer. State bonds inactive Rail- road bonds steady. Closing prices:
 C.,C., e. & St. L. 1O7 Pacific Mail - 41h Ches. 6 Ohio... 54k Reading . 67 Peoples Cas-. 1051s Rock Island ..197 Del. & Hudson. 1791a St. Paul . .187M Gen. Electric. 1871k Sugar Refinery. 1924 Lead. ............- 21A Texas Pacific :. 462s Manhattan Con 1858 Union Pacific ..110 Missouri Pac... 1171a Wabash pref. :. 46A N. Y. Central. .167A West Union ., s6h Ontario 6 West 34
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26
SUDDEN DEATH AT ROCKVILLE

Rockville, July 26.-Harlan c. Parker aged 79 years, prominent retired bus mess man of this city, died late last night. He sustained a paralytic shock and died two hours later MT Parker had been identified with Rock ville's business for nearly 60 years.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-26

The weather to-day at Cowes is favorable. King Edward passed an excellent night and experienced no i'll effects from yesterdays cruise around hhe island.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04

Angielski minister wojny
Brodrick oznajmif, re jenc6w DO.
erskich w r6znych miejscowosciach
jest razem IS, 565, tych jest 1888
liczacych mniej niz l6 lat, a l,O25
liczacych wiecej niz go lat.
= Syndykat amerykahski okre.
towy ofaruje S55,5OO,O0o kompa-
nil okretowej Cunard "a jej fote.
- W Ponce ma Porto Rico czte-
rech rozb6jnik6w zostafo garoto-
wanych.
q Lapaz W Boliwii donosza,
ze W skutek wybuchu wulkanu W
terytoryum Chico dwie wsie costa.
ly zniszczone j Is os6b zycie stra.
clio.
- W St. Albert, Man. W Kama
die umart biskup Grandin, kt6ry
byt plerwsZym blskupem owel dye
cezyi, konsekrowanym VT. 1859.
= Wiekszo5c, jaka W czasie wy
borrow otrzymat demokratyczny
kandydat ma gubernatora, Cham
berlain, wynosi podobno zaledwie
500 gfos6w, podczas gdy wiekszo-
sci kandydat6w republikanskich ma
inue urzedy wynosza do 10000
giosow.
= Wedle uchwafy komitetuizb
posl6w W Waszyngtonie, minister
Root ME potrzebuje sk}adac spra.
wozdania zwydatkow poniesionych
ma Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04
Rome Wiadomoscl
telegraficZne.

= Prezydent niemieckiej rady
panstwa, hr. Ballestrem, wyrazif
,szlachetnemu narodowi francuz-
kiemu" ubolewanie powodu kata-
strofy ma Martynice.
= Rad niemiecki dotychczas
ME poczynif zadnych krok6w ce-
lem uznania rzeczypospolitej ku-
banskiej, gdyz ME otrzymaf jesz-
cze urzedowego zawiadomienia o
zmianie rzqdu ua Filipinach.
= w fabrykach Kruppa wykon-
czono dziafo, kt6rego wystrzaf
przebija najlepsze najgrubsze
pancerze W tychze fabrykach wy
konywane. Cesarz Wilhelm byt o.
becnym przy pr6bach otrzymaf
przyrzeczenie Kruppa, re dziafa to
beda zarezerwowane wyiqcznie dla
armii niemieckiej.
: Sejm pruski odroczy sic d. IA
bm. jest rzecza niewatpliwa, re
przedtem przyjmie nowele antY.
polsks.
= Do Fort de France ma Marty
nice przybyf znany amerykanski
uczony pisurz Kennan, kt6ry do
tarE byf do szczytu wulkanu Pelee.
- Senor Gonzales de Quesada
zostaf zamianowany pos}em kuban-
skim W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04
lnii. Okolo 300 ciesli przesta-

eye unii. Okoio 800 ciesli przesta-
10 pracowac.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, 4 czerwca. -
Major E. @. Camp, gf6wny akcyo.
naryusz Coal Greek Coal 90. innl
wiasciciele kopaln W dystrykcie
Frater Valley, zostali przez grand
jury W Clinton oddani pod sad kry-
minalny, jako oskarzeni o spowo-
dowanie swa opieszalosciq krymi-
nalna ostatniej strasznej katastro.
fy, W czasie kt6rej ZIG ludzi stra.
clio zycie.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 4 czerwca. -
Najwieksza i najczystsza perfa zna-
leziona dotychczas W Ameryce jest
podobno perta, kt6ra znajduje sic
obecnie u frmy Bunde & Upmeyer
W tenn miescie. Ma ksztalt dok}a.
dny kuli, wazy III gram6w, cho'
ciaz wartosci jej jeszcze ME osre.
slonc, szacuiq jej wartoSc ma
$4,000. Perie to znalazf pewien
rybak W poblizu Prairie du Chen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04
Kr6tkie notatki miejskic.

= Jeden chorych ma ospe, o.
cieraf sie o 100 ludzi, zanim tax
mocno zaniemogf, re umieszczono
go W szpitalu izolacyinym.
Szef policyi zapewnia 4e W
zaburzeniach z okazyi strsjk6w
biora glownie udziaf wl6czegi ! no.
toryczni zlodzieje.
= Ma dworcu linii Burlington 81
Quincy skonfskowaf inspector
Grady II konwi sfalszowanego
mleka. Wylaf je do rynsstoka.
- Ma zebraniu komitetu stu
przeszedi wniosek, ze wyb5r kan.
dydat6w, przedstawionych przez
komitet wykonawczy demokratycz.
nemu komitetowi centralnemu, wi.
MEN bye najprz6d zatwierdzony ma
walnem zebraniu komitetu.
- DR.. Chalmers Prentice katde.
60 chorego ma nerwy leczy W ten
spos6b, ze zapisuja mu leka,stwo
ma oczy. q tego powodu narazit
sic ma process.
- Pani Eliza 81. Harlan 2ada
rozwodu, poniewaz iej maa byf 20
razy W Europie, a nigdy ME wziat
jej,z soba.
= Buchalter Oliver Crawford
zada 100000 odszkodowania do
jednego wfascicieli dom6w. Pre-
chodzac koio domu, zostat Craw.
ford uderzony W glove butelkq.
ktora wypadla okna.
= Rosie Behm 2 pm. 14s 3.
Chicago ave. strzelila do sieble A
razy rewolweru pozbawiia sic
zycia.
= Piorun uderzyf " pralnie Jo-
sepha Fucker pn. 1914 Lill ct. /
zrzadzif szkode ma 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04
TeIegrar11y.

PRETORIA, Ago czerwca.
Ceremonial podpisania ukfadu po'
koiowego odbyfa sig bardzo powa-
znie W sobote. Lord Kitchener,
Lord Miner, gen. De Wet i inni
majacy podpisa6 document, zebra
Ii sig W sail jadalnej W mieszkaniu
delegat6w boerskich przylegaja-
Gem do mieszkania lorda Kitche-
nera. Document lezat ma stole
przygotowany. Posr6d najgfebszej
ciszy boerscy dow6dzcy brali po
kolei do reki pi6ro i podpisywali;
po Mich podpisat lord Miner. Po-
tenn document wreczono pulk. Ha-
miltonowi, wojennemu sekretarzo-
wi lorda Kitchenera, i kap. Marke-
rowi, adjutantowi, kt6ry wczoraj
wyjechaf, azeby doreczy6 ten do
kument kr6Iowi Edwardowi.
LoNDYN, Ago czerwca. =
Wbrew zwyczajowi, izba lord6w
zbierze sic dzisiaj, azeby odczytac
,oredzie kr6la Edwarda tyczace sic
zawsrcia pokoju. zdaje sic, re ore
die to zawierac bedzie polecenie
nadania lordowi Kitchenerowi ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04

Dzisiaj rozpoczyna sic W In
dianapolis, Ind, konwencya demo.
kratyczna stanowa.
= Huragan spustoszyf miejsco-
wos6 Louisburg, Wis, j James.
town, Wis. Jeden cziowiek stracif
zycie.
= W Galesburg, ILL.,, uroczyscie
otwarto biblioteke publiczna wy
budowana kosztem $4,000, kto.
rych $4,000 ofiarowaf Carnegie.
= P6lnocno wschodnia Geese
powiatu Manitowoc, W Wisconsi-
ME, zalana jest wodq W skutek u.
lewnych deszczow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04

kiego5 tytulu i daru pienie&nego,
prawdopodobnie W sumie 100000
#. sterl. (S5OO,OOO).
Lord Kitchener, jak donoszq, ME
przybedzie do Londynu ma korona-
cye kr6la Edwarda, a kolonia po.
iudniowo-a o-afrykanska ma koronacyi
ME bedzie reprezentowanq.
Panu Kruegerowi zostanie zro.
biona propozycya odwiezienia go
do Transwalu, pod warunkiem, by
osiadf W swojej posiadfo5ci W Ru-
stenburg.
Krol Edward telegrafcznie po-
winszowat podziekowaf lordowi
Kitchener otrzymat bardzo SER
deczna odpowiedz.
UTRECHT, Holandya, Ago czerw-
ca. = Delegaci boerscy W Euro
pie przybyli tu wczoraj popoludniu
konferowali z p. Kruegerem, po-
czem odbyla sic druga narada W
hotelu des Pays Bas. Zaden de-
legat6w ME cbciai powiedziec, co
byio tre5cia narad. DR.. Leyds i
pan Fischer zostanq tutaj, Pan
Vessels i p. Wolmarans wyjechali
do Hagi. ,,Handelsblad" dowiaduie
sic, re ami p.Kruegera, AMI zadnego
z delegat6w boerskich W Europie
ME uwiadomiono zawarciu poko.
ju i re prawdopodobnie Anglicy
przejeli odnosne depesze.
PARYz, Ago czerwca. =
Ma radzie gabinetowej W Pa}acu
Elizejskim, ma kt6rej presydowa1
prezydent Loubet, premier Wal
deck Rousseau przedEozyf rezygna.
cyq gabinetu podziekowaniem
prezydentowi "a uprzejme poste-
powanie tegoa W obec gabinetu.
Prezydent Loubet wyrazit swe u
bolewauie mad rezygnacyq po-
dziekowanie "a pomoc W trudnych
czasach. Przyjat rezygnacya, ale
poprosii prowadzenie interesow,
dop6ki nowy cabinet ME zostanie
zamianowany, Obiega pogtoska, ze
polecenie utworzenia nowego gabi-
netu otrzyma senator Combes.
WIEDEN, Ago czerwca. =
Ze Lwowa wczoraj wieczorem do
niesiono o nowych krwawych zajs-
ciach. Oddziat huzarow najezdzat
ma ttumy slychac, re kilkoro die
ci zostafo zabitych. Z os6b onegdaj
pokaleczonych kilka umarlo.
RzYM,l Ago czerwca = Pierwsze
spotkanie pomiedzy JE. ks. Ram
polla a gubernatorem Filipin Tai.
tenn bylo bardzo serleczne. KardT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-04
Nagroda dIa Kitchener.
Rezygnacya urzedOWa ministeryum Waldeck--
Rousseau.
.nator Taft kardyna1a Rampolla.
YoWELA FILIPINSKA PRZYJETA W sENACIE STA:
NOW ZJEDNOCZONYCH.
GrOzna pOw6dz W Joliet i okOlicy.


nar6d rozmnaza sic bardzo predko,
najpredzej miedzy Aryjczykami,
ME MONA powiedziec, re jest W
r6wnym stopniu energicznym,
przedsiebiorczym, wytrwafym
przezornym. Niepospolita pfodno5c
naszego ludu jest naszym atutem
W walce Prusakami, natomiast W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem jest przyczy-
ma nedzy. Tam ma kazdy kilometr
kwadratowy wypada IA mieszkan.
cow wiec o IA wiecej niz W Pru-
sach, 2-ch wiecej nizeli we
Francyi. W r. przeszlym warszawski
komitet statystyczny ogtosit wy
borna prace stosunkach zarobko-
wych W Kr6letwie; W TEN dziele
dobitnie wskazaf ma straszna nedze
ludu, kt6ry sic nadmiernie rozpIa-
'dnia. Zaledwie 40 lat minelo od ma
dania chlopom ziemi, juz W Kr6-
lestwie jest $4,000 zupeEnie bez-
rolnych wlo5cian, zaS 100000 Ia
kich, kt6rzy posiadaja ieden zagon,
albo pawet tylko pol zagonu z
niegc zbieraja try korce zboza,
albo IL korcy kartofi. Mona tedy
powiedziec, ze bezrolnych chlopow
jest w}asciwie p6Etora miliona,
poniewaz Kr0lestwo liczy mniej
wiecej 9 milion6w mieszkaic6w,
przeto ma kazdych sze5ciu ludzi jest
ieden, kt6ry mic zgola ME umie,
opr6cz orki, bronowania, siania i
I'd. OczywiScie ME ma dla Mich
roboty, tego za5 wynika, re emf
gracya bye musi.
Jest rzecza wprost humanitarna
ulatwic i'm te emigracye, zanim
stosunki tax sic ME zmienia, il
krai bedzie m6gf wykarmic cata
swa ludnos6. Ku temu celowi po-
winny bye skierowane usitowania
rzadu, spofeczenstwa i samego lu-
du. Ale ma to potrzeba DUO czasu,
wiec ma teraz chodzi tylko uia.
twienie emigracyi.
Do uwag powyzszych dodaje
lwowski ,,Przeglad":
,,Rzad rosyjski daje darmo grun-
ia ma Aftaju, gdzie ME gorzei niz
W Kanadzie: daje je take mad
Auurem, gdzie lepiej, nia W wieIu
okolicach Stsn6w zjednoczonych;
darmo przewozi emigrant6w i pod
czas podr6zy karmi ich. Przewozi
niedbale, niestychanie niewygo-
dnie, karmi haniebnie - niego-
rzej iednak, nia ma niemieckich
,,szyfach". A jednak nasi chfopi
VIOLA iechae do Ameryki ma ciezka
prace ma bardzo niepewna dole,
anizeli ma darowane grunta ma Al
taju lub mad Amurem.
,,Czem sic to tt6maczy? Jedynie
wzgledami religijnymi. CHOP nasz
vie, re wszedzie ma 5wiecis bedzie
m6gf pozostac katolikiem mice
swego kapfana, tylko ma Attaju,
czy mad Amurem zazadaja oden,
ably wyzuawaf prawosfawie. l oto
wolf on wszystko, anizeli to.
,,Dlatego zadne ksiqzeczki dla
ludu, zachwalajqce wychodztwo do
KRAKOW azyatyckich. mic ME pomo-
ga. Mech Rad rosyjski zniesie
przymus wyznaniowy, a wtedy my,
skoro juz musimy tracic Geese ma
szej luduo5ci, kt6ra wyszedIszy
kraju, wszedzie sic wynarolowi,
chetniej bedAieiuy widzieli wy
chodztwo mad Amur, niz do Anne
ryki".