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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27

WuLIAI K. VANDERBILT cleared
round million in speculation during
the recent panic, and it is well known
about the same time Russell Sage
cleared enormous sums by lending
money on call at extortionatein interest.
Unless such facts as these are kept
in mind, it will be impossible to un-
derstand what is going on at the city
of Washington We are all apt to
think Of the city of Washington and
New York as far apart and TO lose
the connection between them 1t is
certain, however, that the explana
'tion of what is now happening in the
city of Washington must be looked
Cor in New York city and among the
fplutocrats, who stand always pre-
pared to profit by the misfortunes of
the country.
The enormous fortunes held in New
York and Boston are largely due to
the calamities of civil war. The specu-
lators and usureys Of that day throve
on the misery of the country as the
vultures fattened on the corpses of
the battle fields.
1t will be many years before the
people will be able to recover the pow
Ser they lost in that five years. 1t will
take patience and skill-patience to
bear the treachery of trusted leaders
and skill in retrieving defeat when
treason has turned triumph into dis
aster.
But the people will win this strug-
gle. They cannot lose it. They are
modified now as they never we're in
the history of the country. They are
prepared to throw million votes to
one side or the other as they see fit
They can trarnple the life out of any
set of politicians who sell themselves
to the plutocracy And they are
grimly determined to do it.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27
The 18th Day of January, 1894,

That on that day in Hawthorne, in the
county of Esmeralda, State of Nevada, at
the Courthouse door Of said county, be-
tween the hours of o'clock A. NJ, and 10
o'clock P. NJ, to wit, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, of that day, will sell at
public auction for current funds, to the
bidder who will take the smallest quantity
of real estate assessed to each person
heretofore mentioned, to satisfy the taxes,
penalty and costs hereon, and that such
sale is subject to redemption within six
months after date of sale by payment of
all said sums with three per cent. per
month thereon from date Of sale until
paid.
ROBERT H. WRIGHT,
Ex-offlcio Tax Receiver Of Esmeralda
county, Nevada.
Attest: A true copy of delinquent list.
j. G. ATCHISON County Auditor.
Hawthorne, December 10, 1898
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27

County Superintendent of Public Schools.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27
Vitality.

A useful citizen has been lost in William
Kreling. Men of his vitality and enter
prise are not plentiful in San Francisco.
Is. +. Post.
Perhaps we are unsophisticated
but if the the Bay City has no people
of poor Kerlings vitality, her condi-
ton is indeed grave.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27

A horse will live % days on water
without food, II days without eating
or drinking, but only five days on
solid food without drinking.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27
Notice

Notice
Is hereby given to each Of the above
named delinquent taxpayers, that unless
the taxes, penalty and costs be paid in
full in current funds to me in my Office,
on or before the third Monday,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-27
NEW TO-DAY.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

A n EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS
for Teachers Certificates will be held at
the Courthouse. Hawthorne. New, on jan
uary ID, Sd and 4th at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of
each day.
All applicants must be present
DANIEL HOLLAND
County Superintendent of Public Schools
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

Austin, Tex. May 1.-CSpccial.) 1T
would seem that day cannot pass with
out developing something new and in
lercating in connection with the state
land office. One of the latest sensn-
tlons that arises reached what might be
called climax today when Commits
sOner Baker of the land office received
q long petition from citizens of Fort
Bend county praying that school lands
In that county he sold to actual settlers,
aud protesting against the sale of num-
bers of sections. rs heretofore made
under classification ms isolated and de
tachrd. Investigation shows that the
complaints are well founded, and the
lands are not isolated and detached.
Some of these sales were made as late
as March 9TH aud 11th Commissioner
Baker was In conference with the nj
torney- general today in regard to the
matter and suit viii be brought against
the specializing purchasers for recovery
of the land, that It may be properly put
upon The market for the benefit of
actual settlers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

me senate met at 3 p, ", and re-
s'lhed Itself into court of Impeachment.
h'li.HehWtvr smith said that this
WV, mus ny, tne ease 81 the board of mana
ives. lie thought that an opportun.
~ ought 70 Dc given the house 10 con.
h Mner the decisions ON he demurrcrs.
nv communities had IN their possession
NV oNlu'nee ana they had under con-
auornuSn me presentation of new ar
uViss OF ,mnSnehment
mu;or Wulteh, counsel Tor respondent,
snp luAt ny mouse could not amend the
articles or impeachment MS there was
NO maIter upon which II could be found
ca, me only thing the house could do
Nsnlu DO TO withdraw the remaining
articles OF Impeachment, or bring new
S S,gs hs thouGh' u was nnproce-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
The Columbian Ezzpos1t1on.


The chair announced the appointment
Of Charles shaw of Austin as stonogrn-
iThr chair r"n1 ia, J,,isio,, 40 n,,
court, on the d,4uurrcrs, which IL just
PATCHES
the tpmiDfr,ry land rommissionsr ,siins,
that some arrangement be mde whereby
ony Two clreks be taken FROM tho laud
Senator Iip- introduced resolution
brovlulnE thHt aS eleven senators have
hho,iotrh ny lheir votes that no law has
n'rl violated, ami as no conviction can
oSsiihg hr hnd; that therefore the ease
crowley
crawford Dean Dickson, Douglas. Greer
iin,r.lhs3n, imbodcn, l(carhy, Lawhon,
80 a. NyiuNrhe, Simpson. Smith,
steele, Noetg aud Nonkum
,,THcntesrnlatiyc smith said that the
Judgment Of the court ON tho domurrrrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

school lands on the market and also
had received the report of afes. The
witness here produced the original docn-
ment, The letter was then read giving
notice of the change OF classification Of
the school lands In Harris county so
rs not to require settlement The letter
WAS dated Dee, A. 1SE2 This letter
was to give notice that the land was ON
market. Prior to that letter these
achool lands which were not Isolated
and detached Were not for sale except
10 settlers Witness Il not familiar
with the lands and does not know wheth.
or thore arc amy isolated md detached
sections IN the county. After the re-
ceipt of this letter from the land com.
missioner he had received report Of
the sale of the school lands to u, r.
Mclean, David Boaz, X. O. Schelly.
Charles Spaulding, w. Thompson. S. ID.
pccnrlova aud others the date OF sale
all IN December, 1902.
Major Walton said that IN the report
Of snr was the sale Of section 50 by :.
4. Copeland to Il. r. Mel .can. which
was not charged in the articles Of i'm
parchment, MS we'll as several other sales
In the report, and the defendant OBJ
jecied to these being ctfercd In owl
dVnce.
Representative Henderson said It was
competent with the state TO show the
innJs .t,niio r,y "i,nsl w 'YsurIn 70
question Wv ANUS TT
49, W.T., III a.
cation ns tn corruption and that col
lateral matter was not admissahle.
wrl tnk"n and r,ieI out nv n VII3lVv,"" "a ~
snlrs of innI similnrlv sItnnt,I 10 , l."
lands In nn"Sttnn '"'''''" :" Nn'
Major Walton snld, TO simplify mat
tiers, the respondent admits all of the
mrnt "''''VS Va H"p'"un'
M stat, l,ro ,g,,.,,
rInsslGrntion ~ schooi i,,,l ~ ~ Wy
county which shoNnG M, NM W. I d'a iI,.I.
missioner rccngnigr6 thnt nnr,, NV" ,,.,,.. w.
tnchrJ and isolntei sS,,ic,s IL II,. NJ
county nnd other than detached ser,,nns
which were subject To- snlc nniv ~ ",'
unl settlers.
The defense Objected IN tho ovi1,,,o,
offered M irreyeiant Wv u'''''"'e
senator Greer said h, Jlnorol ,.,,,
the ruling ~ the chair n,J ., ~ '' ,i'u
vote az The senate "n ,hn NV sui hSs,,'u tue
The senate Sustained IN. mia, % a..
chnir. VI Wv
The state here offered additional classj-
icatlons made by The land "ommis stoves
showing that The commisSio hlwseif
recognized the difference hst,,.',,,, i 'i''SVi
and detached sections mud thnsa si,,t
were not. " ''u ''''
The state conteuded flint IL sho,,.,l
that the commissioner Niifnuy vinin wSG
the law. ''''"''u
The chair sustained the obieetinp IN
the classification being offered as eyi'
dencc,
Senator lmboden called for n vote 90
the senate on the ruling OF IN, chair, In,
the chair attcrward changed his ruling,
ssatlng mat he had misunderstood the
snscl OF the demuTers which were sus.
'aned'
my witness was then asked 10 point
ou' lhs dihereni sections In iiarrls coun,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
BUSINESS.

HEAVY AUSTRALIAN FAILURE.
London, May IA dispatch from Mel.
bourne announces the failure of the IA.
tonal bank Of Australia. The hank has
some 100 branches In Australia and
other large cities of the United King
dom, The authorized capital Of tile
bank Is S2,O00,00O subscribed capital:
tl,-aO'OOO paid up capital; El,OOO.OOO
OF shareholders E1,5O0OOO assets. now
estimated. fl0O0O.OO0. liabilities In Col.
onles only placed at fT,50O.OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
Give Them a
Trial

Give Dr. PRICES DELICIOUS FLA.
voaiNo EXTRACTS a trial, and IL
they please you, recommend
them to your neighbor; il not,
return them and have your
money refunded. : No fears
of your not being satisfied, as
their perfect purity and excel.
lent quality are so decided.
Nice delicaeies are nsver
spoiled by their use, as they
impart the sweet and natural
fruit Aavors.
DR.. Prices Vanilla, Lemon
and Orange can not be
eqassed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

~, Weatherford Tex. Nav 1-fsn,o,,i,
me residence Of Jules Brown. an w.
fork. was destroyed By fire Fridey n Ji,1ar
llt; with his family, repaired In ,,, u'sh.'
anu when they Returned the honse Nv, 4,
ashes aud ell the furniture thew baJ 'i y,
they had In the Wagon with absm, winch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
DEATHS.


v v.NN.,-t- pABNhI LANCASTER
rr, W iaN9,h,aehie, Tex, May i.--tspec,oi ,
NH ~ i'"esey Lancaster. "a wears IA
hi"ii, 's o. Inc hrst settlers and meIt
,h..5 !, 'so,s .,ed citizens Of this conafv
DAYS sso ~ Yesterday. Two or tbSs,
by horse and neceissd T. MaS run over
caused his death sa Injuries ~hieA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

A better grade than above, full fash
Toned aud fue gauge, sizes q to 8 IL,
at
Is Cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

institutions during vacation.
MIR White moved TO table the motion;
lost, ayes 30, noes 81, and the rcsoln.
tl9n was postponed till the house fin.
lshys ne general appropriation bin
Wnich latter was accordingly resumed
Mr.. Mills IN the chair.
Amendments were adopted allowing
stated amounts on claims of John /
Ofut, j. IL f. Stokes
Mr.. Henderson, chairman of the finance
committee, moved to strike ont the item
Of S2o,WO TO dcfrny expenses of inyrs-
LEGATIONS aud prosecutions Of federal
officers when they violate state laws
or override state rights, etc, as the item
did not properly belong In the bill of
inc committee so that II might be al
lowed or not as an amendment.
The amendment was adopted
by Mr., Henry Amendment allowing
N'2S to H. ], Rowe for services as In
dian agent for the state. Lost
Hdnse bill 10S. by Mr.. Sherril and MIR
BreedinR nppropriating $4,000 for i'm.
mediate relief of the sufferers of East
land county. by the recent cyclone AZ
Cisco on the night of April %. was taken
mp under suspension Of tho pending bust
ness, The county commissioners court
Is authorized to. eSpcnd the money as
far as is needed To meet urgent cnses
upon proper vouchers
Mr. Fields said he would oppose the
bill because he doubted the constitution
atty of the act. While he sympathized
heartily IN the motive. he believed that
nll the money required would be- raised
10y voluntary contributions Of the people
OF the state.
Mr. Breeding referred to article 2, see
uon Of; article ), section 10 of the consti-
tuition Us authority
MI. Sheriff. argued that It was mat
ter tor state charity, independent Of iu-
dlyidual sympathy
Mr.. Rngsdalc offered bill providing
for relief Of the people from taxation
Mr Whclegs, citing certain clauses of
the constitution, argued that this was
perhaps tie extent to which The legis-
lnlure could 80,
Mr., White proposed INCREASING the
amount IN the pending bill, TOS. to
Sln,VO' Lost.
MIR. Henderson of Lamar spoke in
favor of the bill. which was finally
passed without opposition, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. breeding the house refused
to. reconsider Its action.
Mr. hawkins presented resolutions Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
FIRES.
AT MILWAUKEE,

milwaukee,, Wis. MAY Fire vac.
teniny destroyed the dry goods SOL -
SShuster X Co., enthillug a loss Of sion =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

a Derby Ribbed Misses Hose. Herms-
dorf dye, made by II. Shopper, worth
35c, for
20 Cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

A Iadlee' full gauge, full fashioned,
very line Hose, worth 35c per pair, go
this week at
20 Cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

A Misses fine Ribbed Hose, in sizes
G TO 8 L., fast back, at
10 Cents
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

die liosnie saPisac sic M liste oziOn-
kow.
zsPisy sic przyjmuje kafda irode
pred lekcyR " wy4ej wymienionej hall
o godzinie 7mej wieczorem.
Wsselkie korespondenoye tyczace sie
towarzystwa nalsty adresowa6 do Sekr.
prot j. Zachorzeoski,
7Sl w 18th str. Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
Few. MAOdxie4y sw. FlOryana
pFEy kOheiele Avn. Tr61cy.

T0w. MROAxie4y sW. FlOryana
PREY kO1eiele 1W. Trolley.
CHICAGO, dnia % Czerwca 1898
ZIwiadamia sic wszystkich czlonk6w
Tow. Miodziety sw. Floryana PREY ko-
sciele sw. Tr6jcy, Re przyszle posiedze-
ME odbedzie sic W ozwartek dnia 20 b,
m. O godx. 7.30 wieczorem W szkole
para6alnej.
ObecnoS6 ozlonk6w jest konieozna,
poniswaA nastapi wyb6r administraeyi
przyjmowanie wstepnego, kt6re Wy
nosi tylko jednego dolara.
Zarazem zapraszamy uszystkich mio-
dych Polak6w Katolik6w, majacyob
chez przystspienia do powy4ej wymie-
nionego Towarzystwa, ably Przybyli m
to pOsiedzenie, gdys pozoiej wstspue
bedxie podwy4szone.
w imieniu Towsrzystws
Komitet-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

Philadelphia, Pa. IL Czerwca 1894.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu Tow. i'm w.
v. Przybyszewski, grupy 1872 Nv. MP.
odbytem dnia ii CEerwca 1893, Eostala
obrans nova administrators ns rok Przy-
SHY I nastepujacych o~bywateli:
Oh. Ludwik Rsuchut, prezydent pc
rsz drugi. Stanislaw Siyt, wiOs-prez.
Hisronim Wlk, sekretarz 20 raz drugi.
Franciszek Koszyk, kssysr. Frsnoiszek
Wesolo wski I J6zef WiIk, opiekunowie
kasy.
Posiedzenia miesiecEne odbywa6 sic
beda " kstds drugs niedziele miesiaca
o godE. B 20 poiudniu, " domu OBJ. ia
ma A. Ssrafns No. 223 W. Girard ave.
II. WIZ, sekr.
No. IL Cottage ave. NiOstown.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

Jetsli watroba Jest odretwiala, ma.
tenczas ME pracuje n~sletycie. Mass
zaniedbalego materyaiu zgromadzila sic
q lekarze nAzywaja stan czlowieks, kto.
remu sie to wYdarza, noongestiai" Wy.
nika to czasem cd zatrucis m~alaryalne-
Ma samprz6d watroba wydaje zanad-
to 1oici. Potem to nadwyaka tel aolci
dostaje sic do cyrkulacyi krwi, spowo-
dowuj4, cxasem to ~nieczyste, z6lte Wv.
gladanie sk6rY i 6cz, kt6re nazywamy
~a6ttaczks- P6zoiej f6,c mnisj sic roy
ohod.i | nastepuje bolss6 fizyczna i
umyslowe z~swichrzenie. Wszystkie te
symptoms okazuja potrzebs zdrowej
watroby ably bye zupelnie zdrowym.
DIR. Piotra GomoAo znans kombinacye
ola uregulowaniawstroby l dolegliwoSci
ktore ja mogs napotksc, q kilka doz
wznieca watrobe, tax, il bedzie zdrowc
! naturalnie dzialaia. S~pojrzyicie M
ogioszenie znajdujsoe sic " innem
miejscu " .,Gazecie".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

DETROIT, Mich. % Czerwca 1893.
Niniejssem xawiadamiam wszystkich
c1aonk6w Tow. Dram. ,,Fredro" grupy
LOO, a1eby przybyli na kwartalne posie-
d.enie, kt6re ma sic odbyd Sgo Lipca
b. " hall OBJ. Sikory M st. Aubin Ave.
o god1inie Sci w~ieczorem, obeonos6
ws.ystkioh czlonkow jest bardzo poaa-
dana gdya m tenn posiedzeniu jest duao
sPraw do zalatwienia \ tak4e odbedzie
sic wybor delegate M Sejm przysziy.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem
W.. Mdior.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

S. p. Jan Urban czionek Grupy lie
Nv. Mar. Pol. wlaSciciel restauracyi i
Saloonu PREY polsko czeskim cmentarzu
" Chicago, Ill. umari nsRle M chorobe
serca " dniu "a Czerwca 1893 z. Pc
nabo4ehstwie " czeskim katolickim ko-
scisle PREY NV estern av. liczne grono
krewnysh, przyjaci6 i deputacyi iowa
r1ystw o1Prowsdziio zwsoki 4. p. Jana
Urbana M cmentarz czesko polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
va. Mdior.
Tow. Agatona GiiIera I, Rrupa
III.

CHICAGO, d. 1890 Czerwoa 1898.
Donosze Sranownym ozlonkom Tow.
Agatona Gillera I, 70 posiedzenie mad.
swyczalne Tow. A. Gillera odbedzie sic
" o1wartek 29go b. m. o godzinie 8mej
wieczorem " hall zwyklych posied.eh,
M kt6rsm sic odbedzie obor delegate
m Sejm x. z. N. p.
Nieobecnotc podpada karze podlug
praw konstytucyi Towarzystws, Art III
S Ago, % ct.
n us<anowaniem
". Wozny, Prezes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

Szanowny Panic NickiI
Coz pan nspisa ,.Od Rsdacyi" w No.
"A Zgodyl to niezgadzs sic z mcja ko-
respondencys:
~ Tow. pZgoda" ME ma Aadnej ura-
ny do Tow. Sw. WGlentsgo, Ii tylko do
A. WSszkiewioza.
p Bloomfield ME jest tax blisko Pa
~terson, Aeby byli sssisdsmi, poniewaA
Jest 2 mil angielskich.
81 W Bloomfield ludzie m6wia:
grzeoh " pyoh = pOkuts "a Piec.
Przeto upraszsm o umieszczsnie tel
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

Niniejszem sawiadsmiam So. czlon.
k6w Tow. MlOdych Przemyslowo6w,
GruPy II. IL posiedzenie miesieczne
Tow. Mlodych Pr1smyslowc6w zostalc
Emienioue Z dnia : Lipca br. na wtorek
dnia Ilgo Lipca '93, Z powodu IL We
wtorek dnia Ago Lipca jest smeryk.h
skie u~roczyste swisto.
q szacunkiem
j. O.. Willand, Sskr. Prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
GOsc.

w Sobote "A Cserwca przybyl dc
Chicago hr. Roman Drohojowski VIA
Sciciel d6br xiemskich Galicyi i ie.
den Z niewielu przemys'6wc6w " krsju;
Prowadzi fabryke sztucznych nawoz6w,
wieo " oslu ulepszenia swyoh wyrob6u
Przybyi n a wystawe M 6 dni. witamy
wisc niniejszem xiomka miescie m.
Sym.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
Tow. syn0Wie BOskiej wOlnoScI
Hrupa 81.

BUFFALO, N. Y. 10 Czerwca 1893.
Zaprasza sic ozionk6w Szanownegc
Tow. Synow Boskiej Wolnosci. CIR. 81
wv. Mar. Pol. " Buffalo, N. Y. ma DO.
siedzenie ktore sic odbedzie dnia 1890
Lipca T. b. Ma posiedzeniu starry zarz,d
bedzie zdawas urzeda nowo wybranemu
Porzadane jest a4eby sic wszyscy sta.
will, gdya nieobecnose czlonka podpad,
30 Q. kary.
n szacuukiem
". Than, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
WIELKI POLSKI
PI kNIK x!
HAMMOND, IND.
odbedzie sic
~odbedzie sic

20 NiedsieIs dniG 2 LfpcG 1893.
Podr0t bezplstna. Pociag odchodzi @
godzinie 10& z Menon Depot PREY
Polk ! Dearborn 1licaeh.
PrEybywaiacy wysiadaja z wsgoh6w
przy ogrodzie.
korzyn z Pikniku ola Bractwa Sw.
Kszimierza M sprawienie ohorsgwi.
Grac bedEie polsks muzyka pierwszo.
rzedna.
Miejsce " przesllozuem ~posozeniu,
zsbswa bedzis p-zyjemna / wesola. :
Do jsk DsiliezniejSzego w~spoludzislu
Szanowna Publicznos6 Esprasza
KOMITET.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
Wielka Wycieczka


czyli Msj6wka
dwoch Towarzystw Narodowvch n,
posudniowej stronie miasta Chicago
Towarxystws Jana III Sobieskis0o
Towarzystwa Gminy Polskiej
odbedaie sie " South Chicago
dnia 16 Lipca
Podr64 k~osztuje tam ! nspowr6t 85 Q.
d.ieci niaej lat IL paaoa Is o.
m nast4pi
o godzinie $50 z rama Z hall Pul..kie-
60. Ashland Ave. PREY IL IL ulicy.
ma dsoorzecprsy Pan Buren, { Sherman
ulicy,
Pociag odchodzi punkt o Qodz. 10 ei
Z ANA. Przystawac bedzie na 20, 81
81 uhcy'
Wstep do ogrodu Is O.
Szanowni Bracial
Kto ma krewnyoh lub przyjaci6l, mote
ich odwiedzi6 ME bedac n~araAony. M
wielkie wydatki, ikorzysta6 Z swieae-
60 powietrza " ogrodzie Casino Grove.
Tykiet6w nabyc moaas u nastepuj,-
cych obywateli:
T. Kosmowskiego, 83l Wood Str.
F. Marcinkowskisgo W hall P~ulaskiego,
8. RsJewskiego $40 Humbold Ave;
M. Nsjdowskiego, Laurell ST.; st. Lau-
fsrskiego 702 Van Horn Str, J. Mo.
r~zshskiego 683 Centre ave., st. Ka-
ozmarka $50 ". IL St., F. Tajkowskie
60 203 Van Horn ST., F. Baka, 78o
Paulina Str, L. C1esiswskiego, 81 i
Laurell nj, A. M~alkiewicza 8243 L.u-
rel Str, w. U~rbahskiego. 476 s. Throop
St, P. Konieczka, 4846 Cook St.(T. L.)
" South Chicago W. Tsnplina i FIR.
Kant W dniu w~ycieczki, M kolei.
Do hcznego wspoaudziaiu taprasra
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
Klnh Tancerski.

szkancami wolnego kraju, kt6ry pod
swa obrona kaAdego Z ucisnionych O.
krywa sws troskliwoscia, nadajac i'm
j~ednakowe praws, ME tada cd przyby-
STOW ~wyrzekania sic swego poehodze
mia, zastrzegsjac jeden warunek. a4eby
wszelkiemi godziwemi sposobami starali
sic z~apracowac M swoje utrzymanie.
C1cijmy ten kraj i oddajmy ~uEnauie
wszystkim przywileiom iego, lscs ME
zapominaimy, Re jestesmy dzieeml ma
szej drogiej i ukochanej Polski, ktora
rozszarpana i d~rec1ora przez trzech ty-
ran6w, kt6rry po1bawili mas wszelkich
praw obywatelskiob, zmazali nazwe
kraju naszego Z karty Europejskiei,
wzbraniaja surowo pod groza wiezieh,
gsosic .esmy Polacy. Wszelkiemi ME
godziwemi srodkami starajssie wydrzec
nam nasze obyozaje / iszyk ojczysty,
jeden chce wm6wie 70 my ME many
naszej oiczyzny, tylko nDsutsche Va
terland", q drugi pod berlem knuta
twierdzi, ae ,,odin Bob M niebiesi q
drugoi Car ma ziemle."
A wiec Bracia j Siostry, starajmy sic
ME ulegna6 naszym ciemieaoem, Cd
grzebujmy tn ns wolnej ziemi nasze
p~ogrzebane, niektore zanisdbane
przez naszs lekkomyslnos6 obyczsje i
Pamistk1, DO "a oceanem oiemisacy nj
SEGA PodssePnemi sPosooami Wszystko
90 sic zowie Poiskie' l 70 AK recznie'
70 ma razie ME oa1e SIC 10 uc1ue, q my
tu ma "oine1 ziemi Przez s"s iekkomy-
slnosc rowniea z'Pominamy o sWycn O.
oowlazkacn
w tym ceiu ma aacno
onie! s'ronie mia', 1os.A1o .organi1o-
wane sowarsysswo ooo1e1 Ptci poo ma
W Aiuo Isncerski, ceiu c"ioaenia
sis tozpows.een nienis Poi'.ien "n'
COW, JAZZ lo"nie- l lance kraIo"e "a
, oeda'
Przeto odzywamy sic DO szaro~nej
mfodzieay PoiskieJ' aby jak najiiczniej
poparfa nasze przedslewziec1e, ponie-
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grEeoznose szlsohetne ooe1scie sic Z
Pfo'a Piekna W ogoie' ma tyoh to
Warunkson Sztuka anoersks sic OPERA
Jak rownies Z tego wynika korzySc oso
oists' q z"faszoza' osoos Pewna siehie
" s1tuce tancerskiej ME bedsie gWs-
rzyo "a kunem koto DSry' iuo" pred
Sionku "yPsleltc cygArs' W IOWA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vn.ra 800.
~wszechnione, wprowadzais " zdumienie
1achwyt swemi 6Rurami, tutaj byly
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bede IA ME odPowiedzialny.
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