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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Przyszie posisdzsnie q. lab odbeizis
sie " niedziels dnia IL grudnia, punk,
o godzinie 2giej po poiudniu. Ma po
sisd1eniu tenn I powyaei wymienionych
kandydstow zostana wybrani urzednicy
ma rok 1894. oOecnosc prreto wszyst.
kich cztoukow towarzystwa nieodzownie
konieczns. 2 szacunkieu, w. Halter,
sskr. prot.
Ma rccznem posiedseniu Tow.
Kosciuszki grupy % 2. N. P. " Sand
Beach, Mich, dnia 12go listoPada, ma
ssePujsca administracya zostaia wybra.
ma ma rok przyszly:
Roman J~sroszeWski, prezydent; An.
toni Lsnaaski. wice-prezydent; e A.
LsszczyhSki, sekr. prot. i En-; J6zef J.
Lsszczy hski. kasyer; Karol Goniwichs,
Jan M. LsszczJ Ask, Teofl Stan, rada
gospod'rczs; Jan NJ. Lsszczy hski, opie
kua chorych.
Chocia1 Tow. .Kosciuszki" ME Jest
zbyt o W liczbie czlouk6w, jedpa-
kowot stoi ma staiym fundamencie e.
nansowo . podczas istnienia swego,
niejedoemu rOdakowi 1 jego rod1inis v
nedzy dopomogso I funduszu dobroczyn.
nego Postan-w ionego M ten eel. "a.
DAMIEN czionk5w tow. jest praoowa6 n,
niwie narodowej cicho i skromnis be-,
vrzaskui rozgiosu, Aeby / inne town.
rzystwa kierowaiy ale tym u~sposobie
MEM. wiele wieoej zdziaiaiyby Ola sprav
Dsrodowyeh.
ksczmy sic Niec " jeina wielks TO.
daine = po licznych- osadaoh polskich n,
tel ziemi goscinnej przytuiku, dojdEie
my do wiekszego ~Enaczeuia ma czes6
chwale ~ojczyzny. W imieniu towarzy'
silva, Edward A. Leszczyhski, sekre
tarz.
= Nam zaszczyt doniesc niniejszen
sIan. Redakcyi o zawiazaniu sic NJ dnir
10 I. m. towarzystwa patryotyczneg'
Polskich Rycerzy " Cleveland, o.
Celem towarzystwa Jest bratnia po
moo. N~iniejsze T~owarzystwo nosi sic
xamiarem W jak n~sjkrotszym czasie po
wiekszyc szeregi Zwiarku Narodoweg,
Polskiego. Zatem ktobY misl zauia
przystapie do Tow. Polskich Rycerz,
Powinien korzystac Z taniego wpisu, pc
niewsa postauowiliimy prryjmowsc =
wplata jadnego dolara; Z czasem wpi
Podwyaszony z~cstanie. Ktoby misi "a
misr wstapic do T~owsrzystwa prosz
sic zg'osic do niAei p~odpisanego. joe
Hsberski, No. 10 Nc Kinstry str. Cleve
land, D.
= w. Ksmihski, sskr. grupy 81 do
nosi, ae ezlonkowie tego low. mogs si
uiscic z zalegiosci co druga niedziel
kazdego miesiaca " domu sekr. grup,
pod No. 1S2 Dupont str. = lnb tel +,
trzeci poniedzisiek hzdego miesisc
wi~eczorem ma sail Tow. B. p. Jana II
S~obieskiego " Greenpoint. Kto sic nj
uisci Z n~aleAnosci bedzie suspsndowany
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Ninieiszem zawiadaniam tyoh wszy-
stkich ktorzy kuPih tykiety M Lote 8
" Blosku % " Sobieski Park 70 zpo.
Wodu iAesmy bardzO malo & kistow
sprzedsli, wygrywsnie tsjts zamisss %
Pszdziernika nsstspi dopiero " roku
PrzySziym " miesiaou CEerwCu.
Siuga Ks. II. W~ojtaIeaOicz,
Sobieski Park, Ill.
p. o. Hammond, Ind.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06


Pewien leksrz " Kelonii xwraoa O.
becnie uwage publlOznoGci IA spiew
giOsua move, przypisujsc i'm wielOe
dodatnie dzialsnie ma ustr6j cEiowieka
4 jego usposobisnie duohowe. Zdsnie
swoie PopisFa licznymi Przykiadaui,
z ktorych w~yjmuiemy masterpieces. Sis-
why p~rzyrodnik Cuvier mial v msodosci
swojej zarod suohot. StawSzy sic pro-
fssorem, zupesnie ozdso wiAl, gdya z
w6d, ktorsmu sic oddai, pOoisgnal "a
sObS nstszsuie glosu. znany sngieIskI
6lozof Beown ~powstrzymsl " Sobis Pu.
~bliozuymI odozytami przez wisls LAT
rozwijanie suchot. Glosne m6wienis
prEyozynia sic prawdoPOdobnis nnjbar.
dzisj do osisgnisOia podsszlegO wieku
prsez kSiaty. Spiewanis powodujs
tax samo znaozns n~ateasnie ! stanowi
r6wniss niszawodny trodek ~uohronisnis
mlodyoh ludzi cd oierpieh p~isrsiowyoh,
poniswsa sniswsls do giebOkisgo oddly.
ohania 1 przyspisszaDis obisg kFwi
v plucaeh. Wislka iczba oelnisjszyok
fpiswsk6w 1 ~spiswsosek, ME nadwyre-
ltsjacych Edrowia rozwiozlym trYben
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Ola uaytku Grup ZwiaEkowycb
= odpowiedniemi rubrykami dc
kwitowAnia wnoszonych opfat, Wy
Starozajqoe ma Lat dziesieo, Dc
sprzedsnia " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
Oena egzemplarza 10 cent6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

jake cyklista ! gracz " pike jestem
czesto ~nsrAAony ma S~kalsczenie sic liza.
wSze przekonslem sic, 10 olej sw. Jak6
bh jest najIepSzyn srodkiem ma tego
uszkodzeuis. - Archie L. Jen-
mess, Rey, N. II.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

.ycia, ciessyia sic diugiem syciem.
oPr6cE giosnej mowy / spiewu jest
znakomitym irodkiem wzmacniania
piersi imisoh wesoly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24
CABLE SPARKS

Athens had a shock of earthquake,
The London Graphicd declares that Eng
lands naval supremacy in theMedi
terranean is lost.
King Behsnzin, of Dahomey, has
practically submitted to General Dodds,
| the French commander.
Count d'Eu, Dom Pedro's son-in-iaw,
in Paris, denounces as f~abrications all
alleged interviews with him.
King Alexander opened the Servisn
Parliament with an address touching
on financial and economic matters. 4
Prince Alexander, of Battsnburg, is
critically i'll.
England and Afghanistan have final
ly settled their frontier dispute.
The French Government will oppose
the extension of amnesty to political
exiles,
The United States cruiser Chicago
and the gunboat Bennington arrived at
Genoa.
Relics OF the expedition of Swedish
Explorer Biorling, have been found by
a Scotch whaling vessel.
All the dangerous Anarchists in
France are in jail,
Bavaria has a violent influenza cpl
demie, with several deaths,
Monarchists made large gains in the
Spanish municipal elections.
The British South Africa Company
will increase its capital 81, 900, 900.
The Prince of Wales opened the
Bride Lane Polytechnic Institute with
an address.
Lobengula has announced his will
ingness to discuss terms OF surrender in
South Africa.
Revolving treatment Of patients in
asylums near Berlin is charged by the
Berlin Vorwasrts.
Turkey will tax foreign insurance
societies.
The grip has killed 81 persons al
Oppeln, Silesia.
NJ, Grodet has been appointed Gov
ernor of the French Soudan.
Brussels will postpone its Internation-
al Exhibition until 1896.
Russian Hebrews, near Odessa, are
preparing to emigrate to Argentina by
wholesale in the spring.
Part of Italy's Ministry will probably
resign in anticipation of defeat in the
tChambers Of Deputies.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24
PBANSY LVANlA IIbMS.
Condensed News Glsaned From
Various Points of the State.

I OUttuottSUu tNCwo etOobttu utti
Various Points OF the State.
The family of Frantz Horn, killed a
Readings cannot be located.
Whils mounting the stairs at his
Shenandoah home, Michael Monaghan
fell, sustaining fatal injuries.
BY mistake Miss Mabel, daughter of
DR.. w. H. Nipple. Allegheny City,
drank csrbolic acid for a msdicinean d
is dead.
Charles Chamberlain, who killed
George Bumgardner ct Shickshinny,
was convicted of second degree murder.
Convicted moonshiners at Green's
burg testified that three constsbles had
promised not to prosecute them, after
accepting tribute money.
An investigation has proved the fall
sity of the charge that Pittsburg Coun-
cilmen had been bribed with 5000 to
vote for a street railway franchise. 4
Robbers cleaned out Walden's hard
ware store, YOUNGSTOWN.
In q runaway neal fremont, An
drew Fslty, Of snsdburg, was killed.
The war between the trolley and the
steam road. at Carlisle is raging fiercely.
An engine on the Junction Railroad.
Pittsburg, out off both of Daniel Rear
don's legs.
Attorney General Hensel is collect
ing the bonus tax on corporations in
this State.
Albert Gregory, a mine foreman, al
Treskow, was killed by a Jersey Cen
trail train while going from his work.
On the highway, a mile from his
home, in Shrewsbury township. York
county, Emanuel Fry dropped dead.
Iron ore miners at Minesite, Lehigh
county, get 70 cents a pay, a reduction
Of 10 cents having just been made.
For tying John Koren and robbine
him of $40, Samuel Curtis, Major
johnson and Walter Davis are in a
Pittsburg prison.
While walking on the Philadelphia
d Reading railroad trestle neal Miners
vile, Patrick Houghney, of Grssnsburg
was cut to pieces by 3 train.
A verdict of s45, 900 was given the
Braddock Glass Company against the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad for a
glass-house destroyed by fire.
The University Institute, at Selins'
Grove, received requests amounting to
$40, 900.
Because officials OF the Lehigh Val.
ley Railroad refused to treat with com.
mittees, and in consequence, the en-
ployes say, of bad faith on the part OF
the officials in living up to an agree
ment made last August, the Grand
Officers of the Brothsrhoods Of Loco.
motive Engineers and Firsmsn, the
Order of Railroad Conductors, the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Tralnmen and
the Order of Railroad Telegraphsns,
and the chiefs Of the Lshigh Valley
branches Of these organizations, order
cd q strike over the entire systsnA, and,
il was aid, nearly 5000 msn Quitwsrk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24

Too few custom officers and red tape
are delaying the delivery of Worlds
Fair goods.
Leaving a note to his wife asking for
~giveness, P. 8. Delano, of Toledo, end
ed his life with a bullet.
Officers guard Worlds Fair PresidenI
Higinbotham's house in Chicago
against u persistent crank.
When his wife was about to re-marry
Henry c. Reeb, of Columbus, o., re
turned home, after four years absence.
The building of the Western Ware.
house and Storage Company, at Kan.
sas City, was burned, loss $500, 900.
Three tiremen were injured, and Fred.
Ricketts,, foreman of one Of the ladder
companies, is missing.
Seven colored men have been arrested
at Warner, Arkansas, charged with the
lynching of d. 7. Nelson. A deputy
sheriff and two constables are of the
party. l
For att tempted train wrecking, Dan
iel Pottorf, of Noblesville, Ind, will be
jailed for IA months.
Escaping from an Asylum, Fred
White, of 0tsego, Mimi, hacked off a
leg and hand with an axe and will die
The Grand Jury at Charleston, S. c.,
refused to indict in four cases for viola
ting the State liquor law.
Michael Heintx, of Walden, ILL.,, died,
making the 18th victim of the Rock
Island wreck at Eggleston.
Completion of the Tehuantepee Rail.
road will open Mexico's richest coffee
section to the United States.
George W, Adams, a farmer of 90
years, was killed near Triuway, o., by
his wagon being struck on a railroad
crossing.
Going to Denver to Get Louis F.
Carr, a swindling grain dealer, Quebec
detectives found also Louis Plante, who
robbed a Toronto Chinamsn of $780,
900. 2
Charged with burning the school.
house because discharged, ex-Princi-
pal W. o. Keith, of Hot Springs, Ark. ,
was arrested,
Two men are in custody At Little
Rock positively identified rs participat.
ing in the Oliphant train robbery, and
this will lead to the capture of the rest
of the gang. The robbers were farm
ers and members of the best families
OF Fenton county, and are all married
and the fathers of children.
Fred. Gustavson, who had assaulted
a 4-year-old daughter of Jonas Sax, at
Ottumwa, Iowa, was lynched by a mob.
The man was in Justice Truths court,
when Mrs. Sax, mother Of the victim,
swung a rope from a platform in front
of the building and appealed to the
crowd to hang Gustavson. The court
room was broken open, after a struggle
with the officers, the mob captured the
prisoner and hanged him. The rope
finally parted, and Gustavson's body
fell to the street. The mob only dis
|psrsed when it became convinced that
the man was dead.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24
SOUTH AND WEST.
Female White Caps of Osceola, Neb.
we're fined e16 each for their antics.

remale Wnlte caps 4 Osceola, Noo''
we're fined e16 each for their antics.
Millionaire L. q. Letter, of Chicago,
gives $100, 900 to the Columbian Mu-
scum.
One missing, three probably fatally
and three badly hurt is the result OF
the Memphis FIRE.
Charles Warrick, of Rock Bridge,
Alum Springs, Va, shaved and dressed
carefully before shooting himself.
Convicted of leading agang OF young
bandits, Viola Deiterich. 20 years, OF
Kokomo, Ind, was semi TO prison,
v. Rochon, an eccentric old store.
keeper at Wanadah, Mich, was rob-
bed of $500 by burglars.
Martin L. Paulson, an expert ooun-
terfsiter, and b. 7. Hssss, q post office
robber, escaped from jail AZ Denver,
DOL, recently =
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24

Berlin buildings were decorated in
honor of the birthday of Empress Fred
erick, mother of the Kaiser. 8
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24

If men could gain heaven by hard
work the biggest ~rascals would be the
busiest.
Faith without works is not worth any
more than a watch in the same copdi-
ton.
1t is not so much the being exempt
from faults, as the having overcome
them, that 10 an advantage TO us.
How much easier it is to tell others
how they ought to walk thln it is to
keep in the middle of the road your.
self.
The only joys which live and grow
are those w share with others
The world loses nothing when a bad
man dies, no matter how much money
he was worth.
1t Is poor policy tn hire a man to
wa'ch II b.nk wno belias re- that steal
ing chickens is right.
The dismal mar generally looks az
though he would like TO put an iron
root over the SKY if he could.
l have always beena quarter of an
hour before my time, and it has made a
man Of me.
The faith that moves mountains be
gan on grains OF sand.
No man deserves . better place who
u not faithful in his present ons.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24
NUMBEYs $.

A little daughter of Alfred Stewart,
Bcllefonte, was burned to death.
The PIttsburg School exhibits at the
Worlds Fair will be preserved.
There are 200 cigar factories in the
Berks revenue district, the largest nums
her ever reported there.
An unknown man supposed to be a
deaf mute was killed by an express near
Harrisburg,
The gallows upon which B. F. Ten
mis-, the Hummelstown murderer will
hang has been put in readiness by Dau-
phin County's Sheriff.
Pittsburg's policemen made a big
blunder arresting Matthew Madden,
whom they supposed drunk. He died
shortly in the station house.
! Over 1900 varieties of commercial
fertilizers have been analysed this year
by the State Board of Agriculture and
the results published in a pamphlet for
the farmers. l
: Mrs. Margaret Weaver, of Allegheny,
has been arrested, charged by the Anti
Cruelty Society with ill-treating Rita
Bevens, a 10-year-old adopted girl, by
keeping her in a wire cage and using
her as "a trance medium at Spiritual
istic seances.
A fall of top rock in Richards col
liery, shamokin, killed John Aursn.
J Over $500 worth of clothing was given
to the poor Of Altoona by NJ. Simon Il
Bro.
! Joseph X. Henry, a commission
merchant of Homewood, was found
dead in the street st Pittsburg.
! While playing with a revolver, little
Edward Dean, of Tyrone, shot his older
brother Charles, who may die.
The dress of Mrs. John Husick's lit
tie daughter, at HARDWOOD, neal Halle
ton, caught fire and the child persisted.
Frank Wuadognoli, in Jail at Scrau-
ton for the murder of John Morgan,
yesterday confessed, but said it was a
case OF self-defense.
Fire-bugs saturated a lumber pile in
f. P. Heller's lumber yard, Reading,
with kerosene, but were frightened be-
fore. applying the match.
In a fight at Lebanon, Albert Car
many was knocked down by William
Donley and his head was sc badly in
jured he has not rsgained his senses. 2
Harry Richardson, a young farmer,
near York, hanged himself.
Excitement over his trial for theft
killed John Steele, at Washington.
Governor Pattison fixed January %,
1894, as the day for the hanging of
Murderer Salyards, at Carlisle.
The $1,000 receipts from Lebanon's
chrysanthemum show will be given to
the unemployed poor Of that city.
The contract for house sewers in the
First district, Reading, was let to w.
G. Cook, New York, for $179, 600.
A fall of coal completely plugged up
Turkey Run Colliery, near Sheuan-
dosh, shortly after ten men had left
the mine.
The Edison Electric Light Company
got . verdict in Pittsburg for $14, 023,7 rs
against the Connellsville, New Haven
and L%eisenrlng Railway,
Mrs. George S. Lenhart, of Williams
pert, Penna,, was fatally burned by the
accidental overturning of a lamp.
Conductor Hsrtshorne Of the PENN
sylvania Railroad. captured a lad
named Slater, who, with others, were
robbing a freight car of merchandise.
Walter Mcknight was shocked up in
Reading, charged with robbing his
friend, James Hunter, of Philadelphia,
while they worked at Cramps. 8
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24
Most Peraicious Of Winds.

The most pernicious winds are the
samiels or hot winds of Egypt. They
come from the deserts to the south
west, and bring with them intinits
Quantities of fine dust, which pene-
,trates even the minutest crsvice. The
thermometer often rises to 1875 during
their continuance, and thousands of
human beings have been known to
perish from suffocstion in the fiery
blast. 1t was one of those samielsthat
destroyed the army of S~ennacherib.
Alexander the Great nearly lost his
whole force in another, and the army
of Csmbyses was utterly annihilated
Chicago Herald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23
hollands Herring Aristocrncy.

From DE PhRods'phtu Daily geofng Ss'eyropA
Needless to say that being SO surrounded By
water. the Dutch are great lovers OF fish In
deed, social rank Is indicated by the coneump-
ton Of fish: and. strange to say. that for this
purpose the humb est Of all fish. the common
herring. has been selected.
At q good restaurant at Amsterdam asked
for n thoroughly Dutch dish. and, to my great
surprise small raw herring was served to me.
and for this strange dish was made to pay
a worry large price. In answer to my Inquiries
was informed In a particular tone Indicative
OF som cthing surprising and wonderful, that
It was new herring. ! was further told that
new herring cost few weeks ago as much as
81 each. protested that in London new her-
ring were often sold at one cent each or three
herring for two oents. In answer to this /
was smilinGly informed that in Holland her.
ring were not during the season any dearer:
called new herring. Tho point is to eat new
herring. and a new herring meana q herring
out Of season. or the lrst herring that herald
the coming season. It is these rare and early
herring that are sold ut a dollar each. Then
the price falls to halt q dollar. then to twenty
cents to ten cents. to i've cents. and to finally
one cent or less.
When the new herring are first announced
Dutchmen inIuire OF ono another. Have you
already eaten n new herrinKT II you are
able to answer Yes" early in the season then
you are considered man OF means and m
portance. But IL you continue for long eon-
Tossing that you have not eaton any new her.
ring then your kind and charitable friends
conclude you must be involved IN serious
financial difficulties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23
Absence Of Mind.
Prom he indianapolis Journal.

Talk about absence Of mind" said the man
Of a little church my folks useter to 20 to whom
7 was Twin, out in Kansas. he took tho cake.
ton had Clipped in and bought the old Teller
bicycle. SO as ho could git little exercise. as
well as git to the church easier, which he had
about 1--WE mild to go.
We'll, one sunday the. folks had all gath
cred. and waited. and waited. but no preacher
showed up, Some Of 'em lowed he was sick
q com nittee went out to see what was up. Now,
what doyou suppose that there absent minded
machine. u th!nkin' about his sermon and the
sinners, and the collection. and all that sort OF
thing, and 'stead OF startin' for tho church, he
had started the, wheels backward, and never
miles miles in the wrong drection never s seee
sheepshor-lookin' man In my life than he was
when we caught up with him an ask cd him
whore he was gon'."
Tho soft snore Of the grocer arose on and fell
off the 81 summer air with q mechanical regu-
lar!ty Of Vibration. and the man with tho ginger
brurd filled his pockets with Mornings and
cheese. and went down to the blacksmith shop
to see II any horse trading was going on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23
SIZE VISITED rHrBBE.
An Ensiish Girps Journey 60 the Hounts 90
che Mysterious City.

fyot I'VE htnhfe Fo-f fHfsiNfernST.
VANCOUVER June 1A.-Miss Taylor OF London,
tho nte9r o. hSe WAS MnS an eY ARRIVAL on
sears hPS ssd e Wrists sh are smn
n s e q this sr ne sRa
Ssaa TsSse GSa Gt n ass s01 WITH ns
China mission, but having suflieisnt mesnss A., Of
trade * Thi6et is held by China. and China is
jealous Of having any one Of any other nation
The n eth they sno Ky wal ps
the Thi6ctans tho Chinese trade ,monopoly, is
gone. Tho Chinese have guards all around the
territory and far In the interior their spies are
Miss Taylor started out first with, four FOR.
and sm %bo tsS%
t9 KIN her any way. This man gave her lot
cost her her lie, and prevented her optry into
Lassa tho sacred city Of the interior OF Thibet
SHo g pary NICE sopssd ff S S
dts. Once they took early ali her things away,
SSs nF IL ne sa h Der Ts Ss1 d
stored to her. After many yicissitudess, she
her tTeagherous servant had gone aResd and
sater lie city their lives Would be ioteitsd to
the Chinese Government; so the authorities.
wnfT ad shS %nx tS} hG en ss' io5
thsy dared not. She was thus forced to turn
BACK within sight OF her goal
The Thihctans are n momudic people but
have one or two permanent towns, Lassn. tho
capital being tho largest. The people are gov
erned principally by the laInas or native priest,
They practise polyandry to great extent.
many women having as many as three or four
husbands, who In many cases are brothers.
The. country Is all very much above the 500
level. some II. 900 feet in the valleys. and she
snflersd greatly from shortness OF breath Tho
Thibetans arc herders and many OF them are
splendid horscmen, They use q number Of
horses: and the OK IN this country corresponds
the OK. and has n peculiar grunt like pig.
.Thihet is wet in summer and cold In winter.
Miss Taylor has Thibetan man servant, With
her whom she says has been faithful When
she finally reached the border exit was refused
this servant. but she said in the Thibetan lam
guase, which she ynderstapds perfectly: HE
but my man must 20. See you this 2" and she
drew from her breast Q small silke1 union lack
tudes. stain this flag with my blood and the
great mother whose sign this nag is: viii
tained her not only exit but O safe escort.