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The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31

Capt. A. S. Holbrook is having brick
pavement placed in front Of his block,
corner of Main and Brown streets
Thomas imam is doing the work.
Work in the shoe factories is very quiet,
excepting at the shop of Davis & Go.
Mr.. Thomas J. Curtis died at his resi-
dence on Tuesday morning last from
typhoid fever, contracted from drinking
from an infected we'll in Pennington.
He was 81 years of age and a highly re-
spected citizen, having held important
town Offices number Of years. He was
a member of the Harraseeket lodge, X.
of P.
Quite a number of recent cases OF scar
let fever have been reported to the health
board within few days. The epidemic
is mild one, nothing in severity to the
one which visited this village in the fall
of 1875 and spring of 1876. Thus far there
must have occurred nearly fifty cases,
but all have not beenr eported to the
health board. The only way to stamp
this out is for everybody to lend will
ing hand and have every case reported
and segregated at once. Call your family
physician at once when your children
and be sure whether scarlet fever is in
your household or not, and take proper
precautions to prevent its spread.
The old town hall has been undergoing
thorough repairs. 1t has been enlarged
and is now in good safe condition. The
work assigned TO the selectmen has been
accomplished in very satisfactory man.
ner.
The Oxnard block is approaching COM
pletlon. 1t is an ornament to the village
1t contains three stores, several rooms for
offices and nice hotel.
DIR. S. G. Gordon Of Portland, was in
town Saturday, and performed an opera
ton on the face of the Brewster child,
who is said to have osteo-scarcoma, or
bone cancer of the orbit. While this
disease is not particularly rare, it is I'M
common in child SO young.
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31

MISCELLANEOUS.
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The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31
CITY OF CORTLAND.
NOTICE OF A HEARTNG.I

VlHE joint standing committee of the City
Il ouncil on laying out new streets hereby
gives notice that it will meet at the Mayors
office, City Building. on Wednesday, the first
day OF November, A. D. 1898, at 7.3o o'clock
in the evening, for the purpose of giving hear
a new street from,No. 81 Washington street to
No. IA Sheridan street., faoW called Marion
street,) and will thereafter proceed to deter
ence requires said street or way to be laid out
Given under our hands on this 3Oth day of
October, A. d. 1898. a
JAMES P. BAXTER, Mayor,
CHARLES F.. GUPTILL. Committee
THEODORE A. JOSSELYN, on
LINDLEY NJ. WEBB, laying out
LYMAN N. COUSINS, new streets
FRANCIS D. MELAUGH,
3 oct30 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31
The Spanish Money Changer.

The street money changer is an interest
ing character in Spanish cities. He sta
lions himself at principal street corner
early every morning and exchanges a bag
of coppers for silver. By 10 o'clock his bag
is exhausted, and he goes home. ALI the
servants on their way to market get their
money changed by him, as they are not
skillful in counting and afraid of false
coins. He gives them full count, his cop
pers being obtained from the bakers, who
get rid of their coins at discount. Elk
change.
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31
Montana's Era of high Prices.

A reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune re,
ports conversation with man who kept
a fruit stand in Helena in 1868 1t was only
a small stand in front Of store, but the
rent of it was $50 month, and he was
obliged to pay in advance. Much of his
stock in trade was brought 1000 miles by
stage.
twenty-five cents would not go far in
those days at a fruit stand. One man who
was counting young lady used to come to
my place and buy four apples for S. and
carry them to his sweetheart. I always
picked out four of the best ones, Wrapped
them in tissue paper and put them into q
neat candy box. After awhile he got mar
ried, and I sold him no more apples.
The first years pineapples sold for 81
apiece Oranges were $3.50 or 90 each, and
the men who are rich in Montana today
did not buy them.
The first sweet potatoes ever In Montana
were sent to me and cost me S135 pound.
My first customer for them was Chinese,
who bought two pounds at 81 so pound.
Bookkeepers were then paid $12 day
a very ordinary wooden building rented
for $500 month. Newspapers sold for
30 cents each and magazines for $1.25.
One is glad to observe there are still
several studs of that Ane old breed. the
Vermont Morgan horse, in existence.
Tennessee and Kentucky have never
given the Morgan up altogether. But
breeders Of these horses ought to adyer-
tiea more extensively.
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31
To Contractors.

OEALED proposals will be received at the
y office of the Mayor until noon November
9Th, for furnishing and putting in place COM
plete, the several cases, tables and other APP
paratus necessary in furnishing the new High
school building. Plans and specifications can
be seen at the office of F. II Fassett, architect.
50 Exchange street. The right is hereby re-
served to reject any or all proposals.
oct3Odtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31
Committee on Resolution

EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.
Rev. II. A. Pease's child is quite ill.
Mrs. Albert Sweetsir spent few days
in Boston, last week with her daughter,
Miss Grace P. Sweetsir
School in District No. closed Friday.
The Methodist sociable will meet at
Miss Mary Lawrence's Tuesday evening
of this week. If stormy the first pleas
ant evening.
Erwin futile has been visiting his
uncle, Mr.. G. c. Crockett, the past few
days
Mr.. John L. Harris and son Frank, of
Minot, were in town Sunday.
Dogs are getting quite troublesome in
this neighborhood. They have been seen
chasing sheep in the pastures of Mrs.
Maria Dunn and James Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Charles P. Cleaves at Enosburgh, vt,
and relatives in Windham, retnred home
last week, reporting pleasant trip.
Harpswen.
WEST HARPswELL.
,Alphonzo B., the four-year-old son
Mrs. Maggie. Webber died Oct. 81, after an
illness of only twenty-four hours. He
was buried Monday Oct. 23d, from the
Baptist church.
III
Lowell, Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.J. B. Farr.
Elwood Farr, clerk at E. G.. Pinkhanl's.
has been visiting friends in Massachu-
sets, He returned home Saturday
night.
DR.. Gardner went to Corinna, Me-, Fri
day to visit his father, who is very ill.
Capt. W. H. Merriman brought load
of lumber Friday from Portland to be
used in repairing Capt. f. M. Hodgins's
buildin IS. F. c. Slower is doing the
work. %
The young people, about fly in num-
Der, met at the house of j. B. Farr Thurs
day evening for music and social games.
They spent very enjoyable evening.
Brownfeld.
DR.. w. L. Gatchell has sold his stock of
fancy goods, patent medicines and cir
culating library to A. f. johnson, at
East Brownfeld, jeweler and dealer in
fancy goods &c.
Horace .Chamberlin, the tinsmith, has
moved into the tenement owned by A.
Blake
The Central House has again changed
hands. Now owned and occupied by F.
H.Johnson. 1t is now closed as public
house, Mr.. johnson having all he can
attend to manufacturing and selling his
patent hollow bottom steam cookers.
The recent fine weather and rain fall
nave made farmers feel happy. Crops
in this vicinity are quite satisfactory.
Apples are scattering, grated fruit sell
ing at 81. Is and So 25 per barrel.
Il. b. Bean has sold his stock of goods
TO J.W. Hubbard, his. former partner.
Freeport.
The contract for dredging the Harra-
Wright & Co. AS soon as the work
which is now in progress on the Kenne-
bee river is completed they will move
their machinery here, expecting to com
menee operations this fall and winter.
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-31
ANNUAL MEETING.
r. ADA ODI0RNE, M. D.,
Nc. sse Congress Street.

$50 to 7.3Op. M. Sunday excepted
Refers by permission to Conrad Wesselhoeft.
M. D.. Boston, Mass: M. S. Briry, M. D.. Bath,
Me. and c. Fl. T. j Sonthard. Richmond, Ne
Telephone mo. 6oo-1 cct19eod1mo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21
lie M Polskie.
zabOru r~Osyjsk1ego.


Sprawie nieszczesliwego seminaryum
" Kielcach, po zamknieciu takowego
Przez Rad rosyjski M lat cztery, 20
uwiezieniu " cytadsli wszystkioh jego
ProfeSorow przeaoaonych, kt6rych do
tad ci4gle " wiezieniu trzymajs IA t.
straszna, jeGynie zbrodnia, . PREY
rewizyi znaleziono ksiatki przez oeuzu-
re zabronione, jsk n. p. Syberya Ken
mana. a u jednego Z alumn6w pies6
nBote COS Polske', / "a To i~eszcze wie-
ksza zbrodnia, 4e naleziono u alumn6w
szkaplerze Najsw. Serca JezusowsRo !
tercyarskie, kt6re Z alumn6v PREY re-
wizyi do bielizny rozbieranych, zrywa-
no; = Pc tenn wszystkiem ~powiadaj&
RAD carsh W dalszym ciagu rozszsr1a
swa nojcowsks" opieks.
Dotad bowiem zarzadzono caly
szereg rewizyi u ksiezy Z rozmsityeh
stron krsju; miaiy one miejsce: W
Wsrszawie u ksiety Stankiewicza i
Fistowskiego, We Wsoclawku u ksieay
Fulnsna ! Nsssalskiego, p~rcfssor6w
seminarym, " SAndomierzu u ks. Pu-
iawskiego kapelans JE. ks. Biskupa.
Sotkiewiczs, W Zytomierzu u ks. Ru-
szynskiego, " Kownie u Ks. Borowskie-
60, W z~yrsrdowie u ks. Kazahskiego,
" dYecezyi wilehskiej u ks. Sawickiseo
l. reszcie " Zyrsrdowis u Ks. Kazah-
skisgo, " dyecezyi kielsckiei, Rswizye
to odbywAjs sic " iscis b~srbsrzy6skf
sposob, oto opis szczegolowy iednej z
takioh rewizyi, ktory ~doststeczne dac
mote ~wyobraaenie, jsk sic one odbywa-
a. w tym wypadku byso IA sandar-
NOV ! Policysntow (Przy rewizyi semi
nsrum " Kislosch bylo ich a. 02l . W
Kownie ~jedsnastu), jedni stall ma uloy
inni u drzwi domu, inni u weiscia do
~mieszkanis, inni wreszcie rewidovaR
sauo m~ieszksnis. Rewizys odbywsia
sic tax skrupulstnie. % ME Espomniano
nswet przsszuksc, ozy ME ma czsgo "
pieoui
Dziaso Sis 10, jak zswszs " takich
wypadkach, " nOoY i tr-slo cd IL "
nocy do 5 rsno, okOso 5 godziEi Pc
takiej rewizyi Povosuja ksiedza do za-
rzsdu Policyjnego, do tax zwsnsgo
cyrkusu, ! n~ssssPujs tam wYpytywania.
indsgacye It'd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21

|lepszych mowc6w W sokolstwie,
pit ma cze6c Sokola tarnopolskie-
go. radzac liczy6 zawsze ma VIA
sre tylko silly. DR.. Zg6rski po-
dnosif puhar dwukrotnie: ma czei6
|lwowskiego Sokoia i ma powodze.
ME piracy Ola Ojczysny. Prezes
Gniasda przemyskiego, dr.. Tar
nawsk " poetycznem q peinem
siiy prsemowieniu podni6sl kie-
lich ma czeic miesxkahc6w Tar.
nopola, druh Kahane (TarnopoD
ma czeSc Sokoi6w krakowskich,
druid Flszer (Lw6w) ma czeic Pc.
lex, Serbehski Rrak6w) ma kar.
noic sokolska W rece Durskiego,
Koiakowski Czerniowce) ma cess
tych daleklch, nieobecnych, kt6.
rym niewolno gfoinio sic przyzna6
DO Wspolnej sokolskiej idei; we.
szcie DIR. Czarnik (Lw6wl ,,Ko-
chajmy siel"
Ma propoLycye druh6w buko-
wihskich zebrano " czasie uczty
kilkadziesiat zir. ma poparcie Swie-
10 zawiasuiacego sic G1iazda
Sokofow " Limanowej.
Okoio godz. Lei po p6lnocy
PREY odglosie muzyki Sokoly wy.
rusEyli ma dworzec kolejowy, zkad
aegnani przez tarnopolskich iowa.
rzyszow odjechali umyilnym
Pociqgiem ma zach6d, unoszac z
soba jak najmilsze wspomnienia q.
dni przebytych W p~odolskiej suo-
Icy.
Ma zakohczenie niezwykia ma
Podolu uroczystoic, miala takze
sabawne episody. Poprzedzifa ja
Przedewszystkiem ~pogfoska, bar
dzo skrzetnie rozniesiona po oko-
hey, se do Tarnopola przybywa
100000 polskich Sokoiow, a8eby
wtargnac W granice Rosyil Wiadse
rosyjskie z tego powodu sprowa-
dzify nawet masy kozak6w mad
granice i zdwoify straEe obiezd.
czykow. Strach ma wielkie o.
cay.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21

wokalne j deklamacyiue ch6ru
lwowskich Sokoi6w ,,E,ho".
Nastepuego ranka jua o g. Ell
odbyfa sic ma boisku proba Owl
cseh gimnastycsnych, kt6re ga
powiedaiano ma godsine 3cia 20
Pofudniu. Boisko uraadsono dla
800 cwiczacych. Pc dwu stro-
mach samykaiy je trybuny, prze.
snaczone Ola paru tysiecy os6b.
q dokoia obszernego terenu VINO.
silly sie wysokie NASTY : Aagami,
sdobne u sscsytu W gipsowe 20.
koiy.
o 6smej, wiainie kiedy chic.
dny nkapuiniaczek" poczynai
rosic. zastepy Sokol6w sgroma-
dzify sic pred gmackem Sokoia
i ustawivszy sic " szeregi, Cd
dEsfami podtug Guiasd, ruszyly
ku ko6cioiowi 90. Jezuit6w, two
rap razem try zwarte kolumny.
Przodem postepowaf naczeluik
Szytylihski Z plutonem 16 Tar.
nopolan, potem naczelnik re Two.
wa Durski z oddaiaiem rs to.
warzyszacych sztandarowi lwow.
skiemu = muzyka : druga ko.
lumna Lwowiak6w W liczbie 80,
tudzie4 Brody, Brze4any, Ger.
Gorlice, Jsworow, Kra.
kow, Lahcut, sztandar przemyski
ma czele oddziaiow: Przemysl,
Radymno. Sambor, Sanok, Sta.
nislswow = sztandar stryjski
personal---very. oddzialom: Stryj,
Trembowla, Zafo4ce, Zba-
raj j Ziocz6w. Poch6d zakohczo
ny korpusem tarnopolskim, ru.
szyl ma plac Sobieskiego pred
kosciof. Do koicioia wesziy tylko
delegacye zamiejscowe re sztan-
darami i czionkowie zarzadu
miejscowego. Msze uroczysta cd.
proboszcz kan. Jahner.
to uroczysta msza spiewans.
to TED przeciagnela sic l i pot
godziny. Kolumny Sokoiow sta
~ przez ten czas ma przejmujs.
Gem zimnie i deszczu pred swia-
skiadajac dow6d karnoici
wytrwaloSci.
q koscioia W tym samym po.
rsadku ruszono przez miasto, q
byf to pochod iscie tryumfalny.
Wszystkie domy osdobiono ia.
gami i festonami z zieleni i kwia.
tow, z okien rsucano kwiaty ma
postepujace szeregi. Zspai ogar.
mai mieszkahcow i gdyby ME
zorganizowana stra2 O.
bywatelska, kolumny z trudno-
icia mogiyby sic byiy posuwae
naprz6d. Tymczasem W sail So
kofa zgromadziia sic juz INTEL.
gencya miasta, ably uczestniczyc
uroczystym akcie wreczenia
przez Polki tarnopolskie.
to bardzo podniosia chWila.
Pc odspiewsniu kantaty przez
Echo" lwowskie. podniesiono
j ma scenic ukazalo sic
grono pan z mecenasowa Trzcie.
niecka ma czele. Ia wygiosila
przemowe wierszem, napisana
Przez jednego z mieiscowych So.
hollow. druha T., a zasfugujsca
ma powtorzenie ola pieknJch my.
iii, jake " niej zawarto:
U Ognisk domOwyeb, rOdzinnych oltarzy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21
ZlOt SOkO16w W TarnO.
POlu.

silva naJPleknle1szym ! nleWqt-
pliwie najmilszych wspomnieh
Peinym byl zlot drulyn sokol.
skich, odbyty W Tarnopolu "
czasie Swat Zielonych. Zgroma.
dit on og6iem = Gallcyi i Blu.
kowiuy 381 druh6w, kt6rsy przy.
byli umyilnym pociagiem " ME-
dxiele po pofudnia. Wszystkie
niemal Gniazda kraiu byiy tam
reprezentowane. Sam Lw6w wy.
stat lao prsedstawicieli pod wo.
daa drugiego prezesa Zwiazku
dra Dziedaielewicza; = Krakowa
przybyio 20, re Zioczowa 80, =
Przemyila So, : 'innych miejsco.
wosci po hlkunastu, lub kilku. q
nawet Cserniowiec jawii sie
Eastep . 8 czionk6w. W dele.
gacYi przemyskiej igurowaiy dwie
|Sokolice, przybrane W str6j cd.
Powiedni j braiy czynny ud.iai
we wszystkich uroczystoSciach,
oraz defiladach, kroczac " szere.
|gu pospolu z me&csyznami. W
Czechach jest to podobno ma
dziennym porzadku. tutaj iednak
ME sprawiio wra4enia, albowiem
W Sokolstwie naszem tego 70.
dsaju ,,rycerskoic" niewieScia ma.
TO znajduje zwolennik6w.
Ma dworcu koleiowym oczeki.
wat goici oddzial tarnopolskich
|druhow j nieprzejrzane tiumy
publicznosci miejscowej j okoli-
cznei. Jak Ian czerwonych ma
kow, ustawiiy sic kolumny So
kofow pred wzniesiona obok
dworca mow1ica, z kt6rei powi.
tat ich druh Tapkowski. Imieniem
przybyfych odpowiedziai druh
Dziedzielewicz i PREY odglosie
miejskiej orkiestry barwne zaste-
Ply ruszyly ku miastu, gdzie wy.
znaczono goSciom wsp6lna kwa.
tere W gmachu aehskiej szkoiy
wydziaiowej. W obszernych sa.-
ZACH, zapeinionych siennikami i
skromna ale czyiciutka posciels,
rozmieszczono kazde Gniazdo cd.
dzielnie, po wcjskowemu, ale wy.
godnie.
Wkrotce sygnafy mozdzierzowe
daily znsk, ze W ogrodzie miej.
skim rozpoczyna sic festyn. Pc.
CODA byfa wprawdzie nieiwietna,
powietrze oziebilo sic, chwilami
rosil drobniutki deszczyk, ME
przeszkodziio to jednak, be OBJ.
szerny ! piekny ogr6d miejski
zaroil she tiumami publicznoSci.
Urocze q ma take miano W
zupeinoSci zasiuguja = Tarnopo.
lan6 u kilkunastu stohk6w spree
dawafy family ma tombole i kwia.
ty q odbyt byi tax wielki, he W
przeciagu paru godEin piekne
kupcowe musiafy zwinae kramiki
= ola braku towar6w. z try.
buny Przygrywaia orkiestra woj-
skowa, restauracys ogrodowa i
.cukiernia przedstawiaiy prawdzi.
Wy ruch jarmsrczny. uliczki i
sleje wygladaiY, jsk barwne, BY.
we wstegi spacerujscych Sokoi6w
i pcywilow" j kraSnych Podola-
mex.
Pred zmierzchem opustoszai
ogr6d. kto bowiem m6gl ieszcze
zdobyc karte wstepu, spiessyi do
gmachu Sokoia ma zapoviedzianv
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21

deczna move, ilubujac, il Sokol.
stwo strzedE bedzie tego znaku.
Me moaemy pomina6, le pre-.
mawiali tsk&e: druh Kahane .
Tsrnopola, kt6ry przedstawii rvs
rozwoju swego Gniazda i druh
Dziedzielewic1 re LwoWa. M6wii
on imieniem Zwiazku i odczytai
siowa sp. Kr6wczyhskiege, zawie.
rajsce przysiege Sokoi6w ma
sstsndar. W czasie tego prsem6.
vienna widocznem bylo glebokie
wzruszenie ma twarzach sfucha.
Cow. Panic piakaiy. Zakohczyio
wbijanie gwozdzi W drzewco przez
chrzestnych i d~elegat6w
Goiazd Sokolskich. Og6iem wbito
SO gwo&dzi. Gw6zdz czerniowie.
ckiego Sokoia nosif IA sobie wy.
ryte hasio: ,,Czofem Ojczyznie,
a szponem wrogowiI"
Watpliwem byio, aiaI odbeds
sic zsPowiedziane na godzine ga
cwiczenia ma boisku. Deszcz DO.
wien z maiemi przerwami rosii
a rozmokly teren boiska
ME przedstawiai doic wygodnego
mieisca do popis6w. Ale o fax
Gle zdecydowaia sauna publ.
cznosc, ktora iut pred godzina
trzecia zajela szczelnie trybuny
! rozpostarla mad niemi ruchomy
dach z tysiaca deszczochron6w.
q sokolska punktualnoscia wkro-
vice wSr6d deszczu zastepy
daielnych Sokoiow i powitane
zostafy hursganem oklaskow i
okrzykami. Cwiczebne stroie,
obnaaajace piers j rece, ME So
wcale obliczonemi ma niepogode,
tenn wiekszy przeto dow6d dziel.
ziozYlo Sokolstwo nasze,
produkujac sic W tych strojach
ma deszczu j Jimmie. Wolne Owl.
wykonano z wielka precy.
zya. Byfy to tax zwane Gwicze
mia 2elaznemi laskami, a wreszcie
maczugami. Cwiczenia ma PREY.
musialy odpaic DO PREY.
byiy caikowicie mokre.
Pomimo tego diva zastepy nieu.
strasznych ochotnik6w pod wodza
Durskiego i Janikowskie-
popisywaiy sic zdumiewaiace-
mi cwiczeniami ma draaku. Popis
budowaniem pyramid.
Produkcye te So specyalnoScia
krakowskich SokofoW, kt6rzy tea
! tym razem wprowadzali widow
. zdumienie niepospoEta zreczno.
Scia. Ku kohcowi deszcz przeszedi
caikowita ulewe, atoli ami je
den cziowiek ME opuscif trybun,
ME mowiac JUL o Sokolach, kt6
.zy widocznie pragneli ziotyc do
wod, il do twardego nawykli "a.
Siusznie jeden z mowc6w
ma wieczornym bankiecie podni6si
znaczenie tego popisu i por6wnai
go chwila kiedy Kosciuszko
woiai: nChlOpcy, wezcie mi te
dziaia" = i chiopcy wzieli. Tu-
tai Durski zawoiaf: nChiopcy, ME
zwazajcie IA siote j zimno: ma
bOiskol Sokoiy poszli posluszni
Z brawura odniesli zwyciestwo...
Zapowiedziany ma godzine pia-
ia drugi festyn " ogrodzie miej.
skim musiai edpasc z powodu
deszczu. Natomiast O godzinie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21

U oRnisk d~omowych, r~odzinnych oltarzy
Niewiasty asdnego naroeu ME staty
TAX viernis 1 stale, jAk Polkf ma stray,
slae ma46w ma pole Ewyclsktvsf ehwa8yi
A skoro " obronis oJcEyrny 4 WARY
Piers dzielna sasionit kaaj miala cd wroea,
Te . mek6vi syn6w ~skladaly ofiary,
Znak WARY I'm dajae. = ufaosois do BoEa-
my tee rodkinnym Swyczsiem " Gad matsk
Do piracy wytzwalqj, wrscztmg van godio
Wsp6lnych nam uczue 1 d9ksh sad afsk -
By ono do Walki rwyeieskiei va wiodlo,
I oto Spojrsyciei tutsi herb frosty
Kochsoei ojcEl zny 5sdnosds sie sprzsea
OdSieeEBa opieks t9 Matki PrEeczystei-
Me seruie 60 podstep 4 ' rog6g potszai
A tutal cboc nurEs ae W krrf ptsk bis3y,
Ten symbol przysziosci ealego sohOla,
To piCra srebrxysts bez skaEy zostaly
Weak, druhyi o~jczyzna 60 kiedys Dowola.
Wiara a-s kt6re zen sziandar ureezany,
Mech zewszs wan two v panied zo~stanie,
Koehaico 90 r6vnis, jat my 20 kochamy,
By sok6i m6gi spelnk Fwe vieikfe zadanis,
Mech v sr5 porasta 1 nic 70 ME splsmi-
SniezJstsm on piersem- prfyklaasm Drzysvfecn
Wy oto Sokoly starsjcie sa samiil
wssprze stLrnnia "a ~Bogarodzlca.
Prey tych slowach wreczyit
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-21

Prey tych siowach wrsczyla
prezesowi Promihskiemu.
kt6ry " ~odpowiedzi wygiosii ser.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-02-09

"a nNL 80.
Mr.. Louis f. Post, q prominent
lawyer Of New York city, will deliver
a Single Tax lecture in his city Feb.
10th, In the hall Of the II 'usG of r p.
rcsentmivts. The lrr'Wr IL free
and ,lw public i rotdiaily invited.
Mr.. Post comes highly recommended
rs II lecturer and you will he we'll en-.
tertained. Come and hear him.
"Robin Hood is said by those who
have Witnessed il, TO be one Of the
most charming operas ever written.
The music is full of merry airs and
the story is also beautiful. The COS
tunes are very fine. This opera ap.
pears ia this city Oh Tomorrow even.
ing.
The stockholders Of the jefferson
City Binding and Loan association
met on Tuesday aud elected a board
of nine directors, secretary and treas.
urer, as follows:
Board of Directors-F. Ii. Binder,
j L. Craven, Victor Zuber, Lester s.
Parker, Henry J. Dulle, II. G.. Gies-
burg, r. Dallmeyer, A. j. Bauer and
o. G.. Burch.
G. w. Wallendorf was reelected
secretary and Mr. Burch treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Priesmeyer
gave an elegant mask party in honor
of their little daughter to about eighty
little ones on last Friday evening.
At the hour of 8 O'Clock the little
ones began to arrive and until 0 they
had full and complete possession Of
the house. The characters repre-
sented included dukes, doctors and
duchesses, and mirth and gayety was
exhibited on every hand. An excl.
lent supper was provided for them
which they enjoyed very much. The
sight was a beautiful one and Mr. =.
and Mrs. Priesmcyer will long be re-
membered by those who were in.
vited.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-02-09
Prof. Ziesberq.

The following is taken from the
Abingdon Weekly Virginian, and
will he interesting to II readers for
the reason that the gentleman is well
known in jefferson City: e.
"On Tuesday evening a very cerd
liable, finished and consequently en-
joyable musical recital was given in
the chapel Of Martha Washington
college, which was thoroughly appre.
ciated by the large audience which
greeted Prof. Iiesberg on his first ap.
pearance in public in Abingdon.
Prof. Iiesborg, the new director of
music at thecollegc, has proven him
self in every way worthy Of the high
testimonials which he had.furnishcd to
the managers Of the college, and the
striking feats Of the recital was that
out of ten numbers, seven were OF
his W composition, and these all
showed him to be a musician of q
high order"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-02-09
CITY Politics..

The Republican City committee
will have to get together pretty soon
for the purpose Of calling II city con
.ventrn.
There is 10 he elected AZ tho spring
election an alderman in each ward,
a mayor, marshall, city attorney, as
SCISSOR, city treasurer and two mem
bers of the school board.
Candidates for mayor up to this
time have kept in the back ground.
No one seems to covet the honor.
For city marshall we hear of several
aspirants. Whether the present mar
sllui will be a candidate we do not
know, hut Mr.. Thomas MGkcnnn has
declared himself u candidate for the
position and we believe he will re.
ceive the nomination.
For city treasurer, Mr.. w. A.
Dallmeyer will probably accept the
nomination if rendered to him, and
Mr.. A. j. Bauer will likewise again
accept the nomination to the Office of
city collector, which he has filed
satisfactorily to the party and the
people generally.
in order to secure the very best
material within the party for the city
council and for the school baard and
also for the balance of the ticket, the
calling of q city convention should
not be delayed too long, as the nomi-
nations must be made either fifteen
or twenty days before the election
which takes place under the Aus
trailian system.
The sentiment is growing to again
tender the nomination of mayor to
Mr.. A. p. Grimshaw, who has made
an efficient officer and whose nomi-
nation is assured il lie will consent
to make the race.