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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
CAPITAL CULLINGS

Representative McCleary has recommended the
Teanpolntnent OF c. A. Wood as postmaster at
-; w: Walsh has been Endorsed for postmaster
at nontrose, ). D., which has just been raised
pointment. N'o Aeap
TIE beginnings Of rural free delivery services
az Manson, Mtnn.. is postponed from Feb. to
feD. IT, because Of the inability Of the depart
nlent 70 nave the SUPPLIES there by the first date
W. II. Eus tbs Is in Washington to make his re
port TO the treasury department on the investi-
satcn OF the needs of the Hawaiian cities as to
days. oo'o'
The South Dakota delegation has recommend.
ca the reappOintment of r. B. Roberts as rost
master at Armour. This disposes Of the stories
gong round the state that Roberts is to be
senator h1ttredge's secretary.
me canteen question is dead for this session
OF congress. The opponents of the ant1canteen
law, members of the two houses of congress-
thlnk 1t unwise at this late hour of the session
10 SUI the question up. No good could result,
ana the chances for the repeal of the law next
year might be lessened. It is their intention.
however, to begin an agitation for repeal in the
next congress- f ~ 'ne
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
NO EFFECT HERE
Removal Of the Duty on Coal Will
Not Affect MINNEAPOLIS. :

The removal Of the duty on coal will
not affect the situation in Minneapolis.
The product of Nova Scotia mines nat
urally will seek the nearest outlet-New
England. where the demand is excess
sive. That territory. will consume all the
fuel that comes from Nova Scotia. The
demand for Pennsylvania coal will not be
lessened, because together with any an
thracite which may come from Canada
the demand will not begin to be met
The prevailing prices are higher in New
England than here
The duty Of 81 cents ton cuts no fig
ure anyway at a time when the price
has no weight with those who must have
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
Courtroom Galleries.

A change is planned in the arrange
ment of the main trial room at the court
house and it has been decided by the
courthouse and city hall commission that
the alterations shall be made at once.
A portion of the fourth floor will be torn
out and galleries put in. The changes.
it is believed, will improve the acoustic
properties Of the room as well as fur
nish seating capacity for a larger nun
Der of spectators.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
A WARNING TO CHINA,

Picking, Jan. 1e.7-The dedication of the Won
Ketteler memorial arch, which occurred yester-
day, was an imposing ceremony. The arch was
erected by China. Baron Ketteler was the
German minister who was killed by Boxers at
the outbreak of the Boxer trouble. The dedi-
cation took place in the presence Of a brilliant
,assemblage of diplomats, many Chinese officials,
all the military officers in Picking, the entire
fortign community of the city, as we'll Ger:
man officers and civilians from Tientsin and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
DIR. LYMAN ABB0TT'S VIEW JUMPED DOWN A CLIFF
John Lee Elected to Die Rather
/ Than Be Held a Prisoner
in Jail.

Spokane, Wash, Jan. 19.-Rather than
be held prisoner for burglary, John Lee,
junk man. 81 years of age, hurled him
self to death down the cliffs of the Spo-
kane river and into the maelstrom below
the Monroe street falls.
Lee was arrested on charge Of break
ing into a Northern Pacific car at Mar
shall and stealing grain sacks. Officers
were bringing him to this city when he
broke away from them and hurled him.
self over the cliff into the river. His body
was not recovered.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
VETERAN FIREMEN MEET
Early Day Volunteers Elect Matt Walsh
Presldent-AnnuaI Banquet
Set for Jan. Fl. 4

The annual meeting of the Veteran
Volunteer Fireman's association was held
Saturday evening in the municipal court
room at the. city hall. Matt Walsh was
elected president: G. A. Bra ckett, first
vice president; Chris Goehringer, second
vice president; J. L. Kiichli, r. A. Plum
mer. John Fewer, c.. O.. Pierce and G. r.
D. Baxter, trustees; F. M. Snyder, secre-
tary, and J. c. Scallen, treasurer. The
annual banquet will be held at the Bruins
wick hotel, Jan. "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
FIVE MEN SCALDED.

Pittsburg. JAM 19.-Five men were so badly
injured by an explosion at the Carnegie works
at Duquesne early to-day that it is believed all
die The throttle valve of stationary engine
used to operate coal crusher blew out and
the five men who were in the engine house at the
time were badly scalded by escaping steam and
some of them were badly cut and bruised Joseph
Carey. the night foreman was one Of the worst
injured. He was cut about the head and badly
scalded over the body. He was taken to HIS
home in Duquesne.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
REVIVAL SERVICES
OutgroWtt OF the Week OF Prayer at the
First Baptist
! Church.

/ At the First Baptist church the week
Of prayer has been extended into special
revival services. Rev. w. B. Riley
preached every evening last week, and H.
S. Woodruff has been in charge Of the
music. The attendance on the services is
rapidly increas sing and several have al
ready professed conversion. The meet
tngs will be continued possibly for two or
three weeks yet. Mr.. Riley's subjects for
this week will be: Monday. p. M, "The
First class Husband and Father'; Tues
day, "The Woman Who Made a Model
Wife,; Wednesday, THE Small Boy Who
EXcelled His Big Brother; Thursday,
AN Orphan Girl Who EXcelled Her Rich
Sisters. There will be no service on
Friday evening on account Of the lecture
In the teachers course.
New 1ork-Sr Gilbert Parker the novelist
arrived to-day on the steamer Minnetonka from
London.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
COURT NEWS
JOHNSON'S CASE SET

Trial of Superintendent of the Poor Will
Begin Jan. 20. i ~
w. TT. Johnson, superintendent of the
poor. charged with misrepresentation of
public funds, asked Judge Harrison this
morning that his case be set for hearing
Jan 2S The court granted the request.
When the. case was previously called the
defendant was to i'll to be present.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
TWO BURNED TO DEATH
Two Apartment Houses Destroyed
by Fire in Cleveland
To-day.

Cleveland, Jan. 19.-Fire early to-day
destroyed two adjoining apartment
houses near the corner Of Euclid avenue
and Andrews street, East Cleveland, re-
sulting in the death of at least two per-
sons and the injury of several Others
Mrs. Guy Morton, 20 years old, and Mrs
Jessie Dickey, a widow, IS years old,
were burned to death. The injured are:
Miss Clara Jackson, servant girl, badly
burned; Guy Norton, badly burned, in a
serious condition.; Rev. N. W. Shoup,
pastor of the Windemere Methodist
church, slightly burned
The origin OF the fire is unknown. The
fifty tenants of the two buildings were
asleep when the flames broke out. A
panic ensued among them when they
were finally aroused and many were res
cued at the greatest difficulty, nearly
all escaping in their night clothing.
The total pecuniary loss is about
100000, partially covered by insurance.
Thomas O'Shaunnessy nresden+ of H.. Cav,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
THERE" SAYS MR.. McCLEARY

Special to The Journal.
~ washington, Jan. 19.-Representative Nc.
Cleary Saturday breathed freely for the frst
time since before the Christmas holidays ~
reported TO the house the District of Columbia
appropriation bill. which was practically in HE
charge as chairman Of the subcommittee which
considered it, Mr.. McCleary says he win now
be able to look after some things Of interest 70
his constituents, which were put OF pending tho
completion of the bill. ''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19

chain at the left is the property of Miss
Bonnie Snow and next to it is n curious
chain Of loose strands alternating with
solid bands, which belongs to Miss Helen
Trask. The short chain in a flower pat
tern, the stunning wide belt, and the
bracelets belong to Miss Paige. The long
chain to the right in an Indian pattern
belongs to Mrs l.. o. Merriam and the
tiny bag between the bracelets belongs to
Miss Florence Wales.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
SUND PICKS A PLUM

Gets Place AS Tea Inspector Vacated Re.
Gently by A. .. Stevens
,of St. Paul.
A dispatch from Washington announces
that c. J. Sund, a tea expert who has been
with YerXa Brothers, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy created by the recent
resignation Of A. D. Stevens, st, Paul.
Mr.. Sund, it is said, was an applicant
for the place when Mr.. Stevens was ap-
pointed upon the establishment of the tea
warehouse in st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19

The bags, beginning at the upper left
hand corner and passing from left to
right were lent by the following women:
First Row-Miss Katharine Todd, Miss
Miss Emma Paige. Second RCw-Miss
Paige Miss Margaret Siddal, Miss Emily
Mcmillan. Third RoW-Miss Paige Miss
Van Vie. Fourth Row-Mrs. w. Chan
ming Whitney,, Miss Sterett. Fifth Row
Miss Elizabeth Northrop, Mrs. Fred Starr,
Miss Mcmillan, Miss Paige. The long
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
GRAIN EIEvATnR n1rp ND

y
Chicago Jan. 19.-Fire to-day DESTROYED a
grain elevator az 81 Carroll avenue belonging
to the Eckhardt 4 Swan Milling Co.. entailings
ly damaged.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19

Thomas o Shaunnessy. president of the Cana
dian Pacific railway, is in Washington for q few
DAYS. ~"
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-03-07
Toledo, Ohio, Dnia Z llarca, 1903.

Coraz czescisj sfyszymy miodych Pola-
kach wyrabiajacych sic tutaj ia intelligent
tow polskich. Dla mich nalezv mice mai
wieksze uznanie, DO cziowiek, kt6ry Gle
zklch war,lnkach, beg pomocy, be- wska-
z6wck bez dobrych bibliotck, zdola sic
wyrobic ia inteligentnego Polaka. musi
mice W sobie wieiKa staiosc charaktcru
znaczne zdolnosci. Pomimowoli nasuwa sic
pytanie, IN joEich dzielnych pracownik6w
spo}ecznych wyrosliby, gdyby mieli prace
mad wfasnem ksztalceniem uiatwiona, Ula-
twl@ i'm ptace mozemy p1zez przyiecie pro-
gramu w urzadZauiU naszych bibliotek.
Inteligentnych ludzi bardzo nam potrze-
ba, DO oni. stajac sic dzia}arzami spoie-
cznynll. uspotecznla oswiccq nasz lud ma
wycholztwie. Dop6ki takich luIzi nam
brakujc. dopdty praca mad oSwiata bedzie
przygocina. A lud polski wvkazaf re jest
matcryalem podatnym do uspoiecznienia; !;
dowodem zachowanie sic poiskiego ludu
strajk jku g6rniczym. Toliemu ludowi brak
tylko oswiecaJqcych dzialaczy O ksztalce-
niu tych powinnismy pomysIec W naszych
programmed oswiaty.
Jecha!em raz koleja Chicago do Wa
wraca jpcymi DO kraJu. Opuszczali Amery-
Nt ~ hi'NoictAili! E'poJClt INHl hIdJu. dlc
pobyt W Ameryce ME zostawii wiele sla-
dow la tych Polakach. Wracali do kraju
bez zlobycZy umysfowej, tax nieo;wicceni
iak przybyli. Przykro bylo Ia Mich patrzec
Gdyby SIG by]i oswiecil uspolc, znili W
Ameryce, to lch powrjt do polski bylby
wielka dla kraiu korzybcia. Nicstety, G.
m al c h t 0 O wi e ic i powr6t
ich do kraju niewie!e krajowi przysporzy}
Kzecz ia wykazuje, re sprawa oswiecania
uspc}..czniania ludu polskiego Amcry-
ce lila wioIkq wage dla polski, DO wielu
naszych rodak6w wraca do kra ju. Ostatni
rapport imigrauyjny podaje, re W 1902 roku
ponliedzy polskimi przybyszami do :Stan6w
Iiednoczonych 2nai%'owato sic 4G,.O osdb,
ktore byfy W Stousch Ijednoczonych po-
przednio. To jest wskaz6wkq, re corocznie
kilka tysiecy poIskich imigrant6w opuszcza
Stany Ijednoczone wraca do kra]u. Po-
winnismy GIG starat, ably wraca i
W II m i,
Kwestye oswiaty i uspoleczniania tax sq
wazne, re dziwic sig halazy, IL dotychczas
tax malo sic n;emi zaimujemy, a jeszcze
wiekszy div, ze dotychczas ME pomysla-
no, IL dla oswiecania potrzcbna jest praca
systematyczna, dla piracy systematycznej
jakis ogram.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-03-07
w Sprawie Pomnika Pu-
1askiego.

Otrzymalismy od kongresmana j. r..
McCleary nastepujace pismo:
Komisya Biblioteczna Izby Reprezen-
tant6w W Waszyngtonie.
Dnia 25 lutego 1903 r.
Do Redaktora 'Ameryki'', W Toledo, o.
Szanowny Panic!
Przesy}am r6wnoczesnie z niniejszem
kopie blu, dotyczacego pomnika na Geese
hrabiego Putaskiego. Zauwazy Pan, ze
pierwsze dwie stronnice poi nastepnej So
wykreslone. Stronice to zawieraja tekst BIZ
low o1nosnych pomnik6w na czesc Puia.
skiego Steuben a, W tel postaci, jak bile
to zostaly postawione i jak przeszfy przez
lzbe Representatives. Poczawszy cd wier.
sza dziewiqtego na trzeciej stronnicy, zau-
wazy Pan pismo kursywe, kt6re zawiera
tekst blu W tel postaci, juk przeszedt przez
Senat "a zgodq Izby, prawdopodobnie 70
stanie podpisany dis przez prezydenta.
Wyraz "equestrian'' (w postawie rycer-
skicj. przyp. red.) zosta} orniniety. Me
znaczy to jednak, ably ponniki te ME costa.
}y wykonane W postawie rycerskiej Ozna-
cza to tylko, ze wyb6r miejsca rodzaju po-
mnika pozostawiony zostaf komisyi. Szanse
So dziewiec W dziesieciu, ze pomnik bedzie
wykonany postawie rycerskiej.
Przy ustanawianiu komisyi przydzielony
zostaf do tejze Prezes Polskiego Central
nego Komitetu Pomnika Pufaskiego W
miejsce osoby wskazanej przez bill orygi-
nalny. Jest to zgodne ze zwyczajem pra-
" takich razach cd dawna.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-03-07
AGENCI "AMERYKI-ECHA."

KOLODZIEJ A. kolektuie Shenandoah, Shamo-
kin, Mt. Carmel i t. d.
BOSTON, MASS.--A. f. Koncewicz, 157 Endicott
CHICAGO.--F. Andrzeiczak, 8S42 Marquette av.
CLEVELAND, O.-W. Bandowski, 25O Ackley av.
Koekuje takze w Lorain, Berea, Grafton,
Erie Youngstown innych miastach.
DETROIT, MlCII.-Ed. Wolczyhsii, 500 Gar
DULUTH, MINN.-Jan Bussa, 1O7 w. 9thst.
FALL RIVER, MASS.-J A. Nowak, kolektuje
stanach Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connec-
ticut Maine.
DuRYEA, PAP. Myszczyhsk1, Box 1e7 kolektu
GLOusTER, OHIo.-A. s. Robakiewicz, Box 1872.
LITTLE ROCKS, ARK.-W. Winnicki, 1000 Bar
NANTICoKE, PA.-Jan Bednarczyk, e2o E.
NANTICoKE, paw. sawicki, e51 s. Market St
NEWARK, N. J.--M Goiembewsk 1913 Livings-
ton st. Kolektuje takze miastach okoli-
cznych
PlTTsBURG, PAN. 2. Paryski 5 Sycamore ST.
Kolektuje takze miastach okolicznych:
Allegheny, Braddock, McKeesport, Latrobe,
Mt. Pleasant, Connellsville, Carnegie, Beaver
Falls, Natrona Ford City t. d.
SHENANDOAH.-A.M Miernicki, los W. Laurel st.
ST. LOUIS.-W. Tajkowski, 1917 North 10th st.
SUPERIOR, WIS.,. s. Ziemihski, Box AS
UTICA, N. Y.-P. Rydzeski, II Whitesboro st.
Kelektuj je stanach New York, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, it'd.
Agenci nasi maja prawo kolektowat wszelkie ma
leznosci "a ''Ameryke" lub echo, ksia1kii
Pieniadze listy nalezy przysyfac prosto do wyda-
wcy, pod adresem: A. .PARYSKI,
316 Jackson ave~ Toledo Obi
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-03-07
Cd REDAKCYl.

Pred trzema laty podalismy projekt u.
tworzenia 'komitetu Oswiaty," kt6ryby
sic skfadaf siedmiu cztonk6w wytykat
spoleczenstwu, co jest pozyteczne, co
szkodliwe ola oswiaty. w projekcie tym
oponowalisnly, aby do skladu Komitetu
Oswiaty wszadf reprezentant kazdego juz
zorganizowanego stronnictwa polskiego, tt =,
ksiezego. narodowego socya!istycznego
przez taxi skfad chcielismy zapobiecz SEE
rzeniu takich ksiazek, kt6reby sic zajmo-
waiy agitacyq poit tyozna' szto nam samo
tylko pouczanie ludu, bez wzniecania W
MIN nienawisci lub ulegfosci. Dalej W
owynl projekcie zaofiarowalismy swoje IT,
s}ugi La nastepujacych warunkach Druko-
walibysmy ksiqzeczki dla samcukdw. kt6re
polecilby Komitet Oswiaty, ped tym wa
runkien, re pierwszej sprzedazy pokryte
byfyby koszta wydawnictwa, dopiero 20
pokryciu tycb koszt6w zysk wpiywaiby do
Kasy Komitetu O5wiaty, kt6ry tego
funduszu m6glby uzytkowac W spos6b, jaki
uzna "a w1asciwy mp. ogfaszanie konkur-
SOW ma pisanie takich ksiazeczek na jake
jest zapotrzebowanie) Nasza oferta zabez-
pieczafa komitet cd mozliwych STRAIT Ofer-
te TAXA uczynilismy W tel wierze, re ksia-
zeczki polecane przez Komitet Oswiaty
(uznany przez wszystkie partye) napewno
predko beda rozsprzedawane koszt wy
dawnictwa pokryja. Projekt nasz, jak r6-
wniez oferte, przyjeto szyderstwem.
Projekt uznano "a z(y togo powodu, ze
socyalista miaf nalezec do komitetu. w IT,
kiej mysli odezwato sic kilka gazet.
"Dziennik Chicagoski' wykpif ,nasza
oferte W ten spos6b, re zrobilismy ja tylko
ma to, aby oszu k iwac Komitet O.
swiaty przy obliczeniach koszt6w wydawni-
ctwa. Owa uwage "Dziennika Chcagoskie-
go'' powt6rzyfo oko}o s pism, mkt ME
domyslif sic tego, re komitet, skfadajacy
sic z czfonk6w, znafby sic ma rachunkach,
moze r6wnie dobrze, jak Paryski. Jeden
cztowiek dawaf swe pieniadze ma faske Iub
nietaske siedmiu ludzi-i tych siedmiu
nia1oby sic go uleknac?!...
Go do samego ''meritum'' naszego pro-
jektu, zadnej dyskusyi " prase ME byfo.
Mkt tez cd tel pory ME podat innego pro-
]ektu, jakby rozp oczac prace mad
oswiata ludu.
My Il zywilismy nadzieje, ze skoro "Komi-
tet Oswiaty" zostanie utworzony, to on
sam poprowadzi sprawe dalej wytknie
program taxi, jaki praktyka wskaze.
Inaczej jednak zapatrywaiy sic pisma i
organizacye polskie Ameryce. Widocznie
wiec nasz projekt byi albo niepraktyczny,
albo przedwczesny.
Cd tej pory upiyneio duzo czasu.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-03-07
Sprzedawanie Opinii Reda.
kcyjnej, a Sprzedawa-
nie OS}oszel.

"Ameryka' Oh poczatku swojego istnie-
MIA ME wdawata sic niydy W agitacye poll
tycznp "a zadna partyq, ami "a zadnymi
kandydatami "a pieniadze. Iaraz pocza-
tkach swego istnienia "Ameryka' przyj-
mowafa ogloszenia po regularnych cenach,
ma taklch samych warunkach od kandyda-
tow roanych partyj jak kupc6w. Kaady
kupiec. mp sprzedajqcy ubranie, wiedziaf
ze }amy "Ameryki' So wolne dla jego
konkurenta: taxa sama mctode stosowai-
smy do kandydatdw. Nasza metoda byla
oryginaIna, w6wczas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
prasie angielskiej. Byio to okolo Is lat te-
mu. Gazety wtedy zarzucify nam, ze
"sprzedawalismy sie' rdwnoczesnie dwom
partyom. Udowodnilismy zaraz, ze kandy-
daci zap}acili nam tylko regularne ceny
ogfoszen,owe, jake stosowane by}y dla
wszystklch kupc6w re kandydaci CORY
wledzieli, IL ich przeciwnicy maja takie
same przywileje ogiaszania sic. Skoro spra-
wa zostafa nalezycie wyjasniona, gazety
angielskie nasZa metode pcchwalily same
zaczeEy ja stosowac do dis ja stosuja.
Pczed wyborami mp. " republkanskej ga
Zccie zamioszczac moae swoje cgloszenie
lland ydat demokratyczny, lub przeciwnie
Ia metoda otrzyma1a nazwe "Tcledoskiej'
zostaia r. 1896 uznana "a jedynq godzi-
wa przoz amerykahskie stowarzyszenie
redaktortw. Dzi5 ia metoda jest W uzyciu W
calym kraju. Uczciwy redaktor wreszcie
jest uwolniony cd haibiacej roll sprzeda-
wczyka, a czytelnik ME Jest oszukiwany, DO
vie, re czyta platne ogfoszenie, ME OPT
ME redakcyi.
W prasio polskiej ]ednak do dis dnia
1Stnlnla Hnv NM, 10
kcyi ma usiugi kandydat6w Prasa ia ME
moze Tub ME chce zrozumicG r6znicy DO
miedzy nasz2 metoda "sprzcdawania og}o-
szen' gazecie, 'spTedawania opinii
redakcyjnej' kiedy tylko og6t ostrzegamy
przed oprzedajncmi "opiniami redakto.
row. to ci redaktorzy wyskakujq 4 krzy-
kiem-i ty nie lepszy!..
Ma take krzyki odpowiadalism juz Kill
kaErotnic, ale to nie wystarcza dla tych,
ktdrzy chcQ mice jake takie pozory do rzu-
canla M mas oszczcrstw. q Mich nam tez
ME idzie, tylko O to, ably publiczno5c wie-
dzlala, re jak sprzedawanie rzeczy pozfaca-
nych "a szczero zlote jest oszustwem, tax
samo jest oszustwem zamicszczanie W gaze
Gle pfatnego ogloszenia pod pozorem "opi-
nil redakcyi."
Mech gazety traktujq kandydat6w ubic-
gajacych sic gIosy og6fu tax samo, jaS
traktuja kupc6w ubiegajacych sic klien-
tele, wtedy lud bed2ie wiedzial, jak ma
strzedz sam siebie. Kandydaci beda zmu-
szeni przedstawic swoje plany obywatelom
jednej drugiej partyi, zainteresowanie
vice pubEczne bedzie wieksze, swiadomoSc
sprawy lepsza tatwiejsze os1agniecie spra-
wiedlwosci-al -albowiem szuka6 jej bedzie.
my oswietleniu calkowitem.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-03-07

Moze obecnie sprawa ia posunefa sic ma
tye, re etos pana Jarzebskiego ME pozo-
stanie stosem wofajacego na puszczy. Mo-
ze kto rcdak6w, dbajacych swate ludu
2echce zabrat gios podac rade, co MONA
czynlc dla oswiaty i uspoleczniania ludu
polskiego W Ameryce.