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The morning call., 1893-06-06

"A ANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT A DIM LIE
w IN your cheek or chin can be made in 20 min
utes; wrinkles and lines OF removed aud your
bust increased times its natural size in from
to = weeks: excessive fat removed. DR.. CAR
PENTER. 1916 Market st. m, 20 6m
The morning call., 1893-06-06

DR. JONES, SPECIALIsT; DISEASES OF
~ women; urethral. uterine and vaginal sur.
gerry. Office, l09 Grant ave. Jed 6m
The morning call., 1893-06-06

TS Pacific Lodge No. 1876 r.
Gs-S ana A. N.-Stated meeting THIS "a
(TuESDAY) EVENING. June s. at s x z
O'Clock. u GEORGE PENNINGTON. Sec. W.
T%S Hermann Lodge No. ,SSNAallzz>.
1~O lao, l. o. o. F.-The officers STZSS[
and members or this lodge re- 3G@S5$1=
quested 10 be present at the regular />1NN>~
Getting on June 7, as election of officers for the
ensuing term takes place. By order of
CHAs. WIEsEL, Sec. 10 p j. ALTMAN, N. G.
49, /. o. o. F.. cor. Sixteenth and SS$NSE.
Valencia sts.-Regular meeting THIS sSN&
(TUESDAY) EVENING. Election Of >/HNN>~
officers and otner interesting exercises A full at
tendance is desired. Visiting brethren welcome
+. w. STUART, n. e.
WIN. THAcKERAY, Rec. Sec.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

{ COMPLETE STOCK, ALL SIZES OF SECOND
hand bars, etc, IN redwood, Spanish cedar and
walnut can be seen at my premises; they are good
as new except the price, call and see them, j.
NOONAN. 1Ol7-lO23 Mission ST.. pbove Sixth.l6 q
The morning call., 1893-06-06

4 'ONTENTS OF LARGE BOOMING -HOUBES
can be had in small lots to suit purchasers;
pets, bedsteds, par or sets, mattresses viii
sell for cash or easy payments j. NOoNAN, lUl7
to 1923 Mission, above Sixth. 16tf
The morning call., 1893-06-06

l. GLIDING BEDS-EXAMIN + OUR NO. zoos
! mirrors large plate SKA o walnut. oak. cherry,
10Th century: cash price elsewhere $50; our in
stallment price reduced TO $40; country orders
promptly attended 30. NJ. FRIEDMAN& co, 224,
22S, 23O and 306 Stockton Sc. and 237 Post U
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ROOMS WANTED
LOST.

N ANTrD-FY wORKINGMAN. SMALL ROOM
w In pr yate family; $b. Address D., box 1IS,
Cal Branch ONCE
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PARTNERS WANTED.

"a ANTED PARTNER WITH $1,000 IN A
~ WINE garden In the country: good business for
right man; references required Address this
ONCE ie{7t*
The morning call., 1893-06-06

B. ANTED-wAITREsS COUNTRY HOTEL.
$25: woman to cook on ranch. $25: cham
bermad, assist waiting, $50: woman TO do plain
baking. So week: girl for upstairs work and sew
ing, $l6 nurse. child, Sl5: German or Sw dish
RI. general houswork, $25 number OF neat
girls for housework and eooAing +. NJ. RAKER,
2O6 PuWell l
The morning call., 1893-06-06

nOWNTOMN STORES CAN'T UNDERSE ELI.
J us; scotch liuoIeum, yds wide, 75c; oilcloths
25c a ward: call and getestimates. W. j. PAT
TosIES Garnet Co. cor. 10th and Yaencla.SuFr
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sprcIaI, Nor1cFs-CoNT1Nrrpp


SDSy7 Johh u. Lyons. @tarv Pubiir and
Vs. Commissioner of DEEDS. Office 6O7 Mont
gomery; telephone 5439; residence 22O2 Steiner
street. IF
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PHYSICIANS.

T0K. j. NJ. HEINIAIANN HAS RES U MED FhAC- rs,
IL tiee, o1lce-S02 Montgomery, ,er'J ackSon' 4m~
The morning call., 1893-06-06

IF YOU SUFFER WITH CANCER ECZEMA
L syphilis or scrofula send name and address to
P. o. box 3O5. Oakland Cal: 1t Will pay you. 10 If
The morning call., 1893-06-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


"A ORKING HOUSEKEEPER. COUNTRY. $25:
hotel cooks, $25 and $50; cook, American
family, S35; Scandinavian COOK, $50; Iaundress,
S25; houseworK, Vacavilc, $25: Napa in FAM
lily, S25; Modesto, S25: berkeley. 1875: Alameda,
S25; Willows $25, In family. fare i'd: Pesea-
dero, S25; 10 housework Urls, city, $50. $25 and
$50: youRg girls, assist, SIP and $l5. Apply
MISS CULLEN. l05 Stockton st. room 2.
(,HAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, $40;
woman, with a child. $40, German preferred: :
waitress and chambermaids, S25 and 500; 2
nurses, $25 and $50. Apply MISS CULLEN, los
Stockton ST., room2
IA ANTED - PROTESTANT CHAMBERMAID
and seamstress. S25; COOKS, S25, $50, $40; !;
3 German and French second girls. SO: frotes-
tant ranch cook, S25 mattresses, hotels. ETC.,
$50 and SIS; cham bermaids. assist waiting,
$50: and girls OF all natonalities for cook in and
housework in city and country at $50, $25 aud
$50 j. F. CROSETT & CO.. 3I2 Sutter st. l
"a ANTED-LAUNDRESS. INSTITUTION, S25:
" good mattresses, same hotel, country $40
each: 10 Mattresses for city hotels and boarding
houses $50 each: 25 housework girls, city and
country; young girl to help In Kitchen, SIS. APP
ply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 SutterSt
"a ANTED-SwEDISH COOK. COUNTRY, S35 /:
w German COOS for boarding house, $40 French h
gOverness, $25: chambermaid. county, $40; err
man cook, $50; German nurse and seamstrsss.
$25: girls for housework. $25 aud $40: young
girls to assist $lb and $40. LEON ANDRE. 800
Sutter.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

ANTED-To-DAY A RELIABLE MAN FOR
ofTice and outside work; must have 500 and
be satisfied with $75 per month S7312 Market
The morning call., 1893-06-06

LOST.
T OST-ON WEDNE DAY Evening AT THE
- California Theater, on the street between
there and california and Kearny. the handle to an
opera lass In Smok d pearl Finder ple4 Sc return
TO 1901 Californis ST.. an receive reward je6 3ts
I oST-BLACK SPANIEL DOG. ANSWERS
u name Pete: reward 22l5 Polk Sc. je6 3t*
I 0ST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco
in the name of AARON SHENS IN. No. l.62l.564
The finder will pleIse return to bank. je5 5t~
VOUNG SETTER d G ANSWERING TO THE
L name of Sport, with the tag on. Suitable re-
ward VIII be given by leaving him at Sc cor. OF
California and Taylor SITS. je5 3t*
RINDLE DOG. SHEPHERD; LIBERAL RE
- ward. Return to Tenth and Bryant SITS 3t*
T OST-PASsRooK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society OF San francisco in
the name OF j. o'CUNNOR, No. 12o,O0 The
finder will please return TO bank. je4 5t~
| oST-A PASsBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
~ Savings and Loan society OF San Francisco in
the name OF MARY NJ. MULLEN, No 1870, ,264
The finder viii please return to bank jed 5t*
7 osT-JUNE 3, ONE cow AT 1921 HOW
l. ard the finder will be rewarded. je4 3t*
I oST - BANKBooK REWARD WILL BE
l. given If returned to 1922 Post st. je4 3t*
7 0sT-BLACK SPANIEL PUP. RETURN TO
- 1855 Broadway and receive reward. JED st
| osT-3 RED IRISH SETTER PUPS,
months old. S5 reward by returning to F.
BALTZER, 1906 Post. ie4 3ts
The morning call., 1893-06-06

ly IDow WOULD LIKE PLACE IN THE
W country for her boy ID, to board; please state
terms Address NJ box %, Call Branch. JED u"
The morning call., 1893-06-06
HELp wANrEp-coNr1NuEp.

nj Q PER WEEK: STEADY MAN WITH $50.
/ Q Amply OF Market ST. ie6 3ts
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DRESSMAKERS.

l00S JACKSON-LAW REN GE METHOD. FIT
IOOO guaranteed without trying on. my1s 6m
/ AsHIoNABLE DRESSMAKING; SUIT S
IS 30 up. 5l415 LeavenwOrth ST. myl2 3m
The morning call., 1893-06-06

HEAD WAITRESS FOR SUMMER RESORT,
IL $50, see party here: mattresses for summer
resort. $40: waitress for country hotel, $25. II
early: waitress and assist caamberwork, country
hotel S25: second girl, Alameda. S25; nursegirl
for infant, S25: girls for housework. city and
country, SIS, $40, sZ5. C. X. HANSEN a. CO.,
10
The morning call., 1893-06-06

"a ANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN
W work b. the day, washing and honsecleaning.
SCI Stevenson, downstairs
The morning call., 1893-06-06

DRESSMAKER WISHES FEW MORE EN-.
I gagements by the day. Address Sewing 3
Merritt St. bet Seventeenth ana Eighteenth
ab oy- Douglas. tes StF
The morning call., 1893-06-06

w medium and ltfe-reader. 2lS StocSton.Ie4 IN IN
M ME. RAVENNA. .CLAIR VOYANT, LIFE Z 4 u.
nI er: terms moderate S2sB Toward ST. myZo u
MRS. ANTHONY. CLAIRyOYANT, CaK y
w reader: lad les 25c, gents soc PAS Thrd.9 Iul
The morning call., 1893-06-06

\ OU CAN BUY AT CASH PRICES, Oh EASY
instailments. at NJ FRIEDMAN IL co IS 224,
22S, $50 and 3O6 Stockton ST. and 237 Post ST.,
furniture, carpets. rugs. lace curtains blankets
spreads. pictures. mirrors, stoves, also full
line or dress goods. silks, coaks. etc. fOldingbeds
specially; tie largest and mos complete Install
ment house on The coast; Open eYeninCs. AMI II
The morning call., 1893-06-06

COMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN WANTS
" situation as houseEeeper; is good cook: small
private family; 10 children. Apply 456 Minna ST.,
The morning call., 1893-06-06

TI'AILUHSf SItM TAUGHT: SUITS 80 UP; FIT
guaranteed; l15 Kearny. Miss GilIigau. T. l5.ly
DRESSMAkING G-GENT' AND LADIES PLAIN
~ sewing and repairing. i006 hyde St my6 3m
DRESSMAKING AT HOME OR BY DAY;
~ first-elass filter. 81 Ninth ST. mv4 3m
iRESS AND CLOAKMANI> q AT HOME OR
~ by day; %. MRS. A. G. ALLEN, 132 7th. T 8.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

NINE. MoREAU, 73 FOURTH ST.-FoRrUNE-
1u teller; clairvoyaut, lifereader;fee 25c. ie5st"
NINE. LEMANDA; MEDIUM, 13l 4TH ST:
Nl reveals past. present and future; fee csc. IL
MRS NELSON TOLD FROM HEAD TO
ui cards, past, present, future. 425 Bush ST.,
the Bedford House. lei IT'S
The morning call., 1893-06-06

IA ANTED-BY NEAT. T.REsPECTABLEA AMERT-
~ can girl; Protestant; aged 26: place as nurse
girl aud DO upstairs work; references: in city,
'akland or Alsmeda; fare TO be paid both ways.
Address MISS CARRIE L. MOSS, ilS5 East Fonr-
teenth ST., near Twenty-fourth ave. East Oak
land Cal ia ~,
The morning call., 1893-06-06

GALL AT SYLVAN SaLANO rs, 2lS POST
~ St, for elegant assortment European and ORR
entail art goods and furniture at low prices: also
choicest brands of teas. my23 3m
The morning call., 1893-06-06

"A ANTED-ALL AROUND BLACKSMITH
w light work. country shop, $45 and found;
farmer and wife. small ranch. near city S35 and
found COOK, small private boardins-houss. $40:
W Iter. hotel city, $50. F. NJ. RAhkR, 2O6
Powell st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

zaznaczy}em miedzy innemi, co
n%astepuje: /. Kwit Mr.. 2 ma pos
miersne podplsany przez jedna
osobe, jake odblorce, prezesa i
sekr. grupy (?!). 8. Ksiazki Zgody
znalezlono W zupe}nle W zlym
porzadka i nieiadzle.
Dodac wlnienem %jeszcze jedno.
Sprawozdanie "a XIV. | rok XII
przez mas rewlzor6w podpisane,
bylo zgodne re soba co do cyfr W
roznych rubrykach. Pc wydruko-
waniu znalazfem cvfrv zmienlone
i roznlce o s3oo.30. Natychmiast
udatem sic do blura Zwlazku ola
zbadanla powodu tel zmlany.
Wowczas tlumaczyl mi sekr. ]ene-
rainy p. A. Ma}}ek, re to ME jego
wilma, ale p. Nickiego, kt6ry RAJ
j%eszcze rachowaf "a jak sic polka.
zaio, zupe}nie lie. Zadatem spros.
%towania; ma fakt ten zwrocl}o
nawet uwage "Echo", ale sprosto-
wanla ME ogfoszono.
Take So fakta, ktore spraw.
dzlc MONA W raportach znajduja-
cych sic u Cenzora. TIE fakta maj
leplej dowodza, re ME mog}em dat
mEiemanego pozwolenla ma polo
zenie mego podpisu pod sprawoz-
DAMIEN z kwarta}u III, ktory ME
bylo zgodne z dokumentami lub
oparte ma dowodach nledostatecz-
nych.
Sprawe te tax przykre swiat}o
rzucajaca ma Zwiazek chcia}em
iuz dawno p%oruszyc W obec og6iu
zwiazkowcow. WstrzYmywa1a mn1e
nadzleja poprawy stosunk6w - i
Ottawa niemi4ego rozg}osu. Wldzac,
re poprawa ME nastepuje, a pre-.
clWnle samowola RI. Cent?. docho-
dzl do umleszczenia mego podpisu
ma sprawozdaniu, kt6rego ME
podplSatem, zawo}alem delega-
tow ola przedstawlen1a i'm tel
sprawy. Rezultatem by}o wywle-
genie te]ze sprawY ma wlerzch
przez ,,Zgods" k}amstwa przez
MA og}oszone. w TEN p~o}ozeniu
ME pozostawa4o mi mic %innego,
jak z w@ozonego ma mnie obowlaz.
ku l ola tobra z. N. p, powia-
donnie o rzeczywlstym stan,e re
czy og6} zwiazkowy 60 tez MIME j.
seem czynle.
7eofU Stan
Delegat ma Sejm TX, Prezes
kom. rewiz. ksiag zwiazkowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
pkACCIE IA


Wielki ten MAJ, o~puszozajac
swoj dom W Springfield, ILL.,, ably
objac urzad Prezydenta standw
Z]ednoczonych, przemowi} ma po-
zegnanle do swych starych PREY
jaci6} i znajomych, konczac s}owy:
,Sasledzi; daic;e waszym ch}opa..
kom sposobnosc do zrobienia
s%zczeScla!
Siowa te ~jeszcze dzlsiai TAX
dobrze So ma czasle, jak pred 80
latY.
Jak dawat ;taka sposobn.st?
Ma p6}nocnym Zachodze ley
wielkle paLstwo, czekaj9ce ma
mfodych dAlelnych zuchow, ably
przybJIi, je ucywilizowall razem
z Zlemia u~lepszali svoj2 dole. Pc
caiym tym wlelkim Kralu So
m}odzi ludzle, zuchy, kt6rYch miaf
no mysli Lincoln, szukajacy po-
lepszenia swell doll i zrobienia
karyery.
Iu ich s~zczescle!
Odnosny krGi ley wzdiuz
kolc, Northern Pacific. Tu MONA
znalesG lyle oieknego, lie tylko
zapragniecie. w Minnesota i W
doIinie rzeki Red River W POI
nocnej Dakocie n%s]pieknlej szo
stepy, dobre pod pszenlce ! lnne
plody. w z%achodnlej Po}nocnej
Dakocie i Montanie So p~astwiska
bez granic.
Kto poszukuje fanny docho'
dowania owocow, niechal sic uda
do Stanu Washington.
Co do rozKoszy naukowycf
| przerzyna kolej Northern Pacific
' okolice, iakich ME ma gdzieindzie..
Przelezdzajac przez CORY Rocky
Bitter Rood i Cascade, widzi si'
. n%aiwiekszy krajobraz g6rzystv '
< oalych Stanach liednoczonych
a Jeziora Pend d'Oreille Coe
d2Alene same So warte podrozy o.
= brzegow Atlantyku do Ocean
Spokoinego. Podroz wzd1uz Clark
~ Fork PREY rzece Columbia ies
0 snem PREY oczach ctwartych.
IS Ably MONA iechac tax dalek
: l to wszystko wldziet, dale kol'
70 Northern Pacific pocIagl usfug
jake gdzleindziej trudno males
Nalwspanialsze i na1wygodnlels'
/, karY syplalne. Najlepsze kary ia
dalne. Pullmana kary dla turysto
e TAX ola pierwszei, jak dla drugl
i klasy Take kary do spanla v
dnie. LokomotywY Baldwin,.
- Plsac do
CllAS. S. FEE
;, Gen. passenger Il Ticket agen
le st. Paul, MINI.
zAPlsUJOIR SORIE WIARUs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
G. L 0 S
p. Teo. Stana.

Ubolewam wielce, re zmuszo'
ny jestem wystapit publicznle W
sprawie, kt6ra] w}asclwle powln-
naby zostac zatatwlona Wewnatrz
organlzacyi, kt6rej jestem cz}on-
klein / urzedniklem. Przykro mi,
re zmuszony 7estem za]mowac
szpalty gazety waszej kwestya,
kt6ra wiasclwie, jesli juz ma
nieszczescie staia sic publiczna,
powinnaby bye omawlana W orga.
ME zwiazkowym ,,Zgodzie". Emu
szaja mnie Jednakowoz do tego
wzgledY odemnle niezalezne.
Jake jeden z rewizor6w ksiag
igachunkow RI. Cent?. z. N. P.
,odkrylem wazne nledok4adnosci W
r9tychze, a gdY przedstawlenle 2
tego powodu W drodze w}asciwej
czynione ME odnosiiy skutku, a
nawet ma ostatniem og}oszonem W
.,Zgodzie" sprawozdaniu rachunko-
wen p%o}ozono moi podpis faiszy-
vie, poczu1em sic do obowiazku
przedstawi6 te rzecz delegation
se1mu IXgo zamieszka}ym W Chlca-
60, kt6rym ma zasadzie S 5 art. V.
k~onstytucyj z. N. P. pozostawio-
ne 50 prawa delegat6w az do
n]astepnego Sejmu. Zawo}a}em
tedy posiedzenie IA d. % b. M,
ma kt6rem rzecz pokrotce pred
stawi}em. Rezultatem mitingu by}
wyb6r komitetu, kt6ry mia}
zwola6 drugle llcznielsze zebranle
delegatow. w tym stanie rzeczy
czeka}em dalszego pizebiegu sp raw
W drodze przez k%onstytucye zwlaz-
kowa wskazanej.
Doczeka}em sic czego lnnego
- osoblstej ma "mnle napascl
,,Zgody." Ma napaSt te, zawlera-
jaca fakta wprost faiszywe i pre-
krecone czuje sic W o%bowlazku
odpowiedziet; gdy zas ME mann
nadziei, azeby taxa odpowledz,
choGby najbardziej przedmlotowo
n~apisana umie$cila ,,Zgoda",
zwracam sic do waszej
redakcyi z prosb2 0 wvjasnlenie
sprawy.
O%d7owiedz moja jest nastepu-
jaca:
,,Zgoda" W nrze. 50 z dnia
% grudnla 1892 oskarza mnie
publicznie O %,,pokatne lntrygi'', a
to ma mocy tego, re urzedowo
oswiadczy}em delegation Se1mu
TX. ma posiedzeniu dina % bm.,
ze podpis moi pod srrawozdanien
"a kwa1tal Ill rok XII jest
~sfafssowany.
P. Nicki twierdzl ma to, re
jakobym da} jemu pozwolenle do
podplsania mego nazwiska. Ma to
zwiezle odpowiem: to faisz. Zanad-
to iestem ostr6znym beznesistaa,
abym komukolwlek mdgf pozwollt
podpisywac mole nazwisko.
Me byto to zreszta 8 Llstopa-
da we wtorek, jak p. Nlcki twier-
dzl}, ale W ponledzia}ek 7 Listo-
NADIA ! b. pomiedzy a 10ta go,
DINA 2 rama, .tledy wszedlem do
biura Wv. N. Pol. j powiedzia1em
tie s}owa: ,,Rewizye kslazek / ra-
obnnkow skonczyiem," Potem
wychod7e, lecz gdy uszedfem kilka
krok6w, DO tylko "a mleczarnle p.
sawlckiego, VIOLA P. Nickl "a
nina. Przystaraa}em' 4 daleka pY'a
D. Nloki: czy MONA sprawozdar:.e
drukowat? Ma to kr6tko odpowie-
dziafem: TO juz ME do mnle
nalezy" poszedfem 90 uolhu.
Oto fakta, jak by}Y istotnle.
CIV to by}o pozwolenie ~$totszowanio
mego podpisu? = os2dzl kazdy
cz}owiek rozsadny.
Zresztq ME trudno dowlest, q
ME mogtem W zadnym razle wypo
wledzieG slow, kt6re MI k4adzie v
usta p. Nlcki. otwierdzi to rapor
moi, s~k}adaiacy sic z 6-ciu stron
mic, a wykazujacy, ola czego nj
podpiso1em sprawozdanla, 0 kt(
rem nova. w raporcie tyl
wykaza}em przesz1o 20 powod6w
ola kt6rych ME moge uznac "a
chunk6w Zwiazku "a bedace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

spadkobierc6w st. Szymansklego
W Chicago $500.
8. Wiadys}aw Kucewicz O.
trzymaf a conto posmiertnego "a
pomoge $4,000, podczas gdy XVI.
towat ME Wadyslaec, ale Wactaw
Kucewlcz.
4. Wypiacono posmiertne pc
s. p. Jakubie Kowalak alias
Smith 500 dol. Me znalaztem
dosta,ecznych dowod6w, re Smith,
jaklego znaleziono Toledo, o.
trupem ma ulicy, jest rzeczywiscie
Kowalakiem.
S. Nlektore kwity Ia wyp}a-
cone posmiertne ME maja zadnej
daty; So to mianowic'e kwlty mr..
80, So, 80, 40, Al, AZ, "A, As, AZ
40.
6. Brak kwitu Cd komltetu "a
jego ,,prace" PREY kupowanlu szaf
ma $500. Kto odebraf pieniadze
i czy by1o prawo TAXI rachunek
ptaeic?
S. Fundusz ~zelazny "a czas cd
wrzesnia 1883 do koncu maJs 1892
to jest 81 roku wynosi 7,65358.
w maui 1889 +. ME byfo zadnego
przychodu funduszu z%elaznego.
CzY to jest mozebne?
w og6le sprawl funduszow
jest bardzo %niejasna. Z powodu
nlexompetetnoscl obecnego sekr.
jen. niemozebnem jest przekonac
sic, lie powinno bye tunduszu
zelaznego, "a wstepne, blezacego,
posmiertnego, z dodatkowego i
dyplom6w, odznak, podatku "a
,,Zgode" t.. d.
To samo dzieje sic 2 rachun-
kaml ,,Zgody," Niepodobjenstwem
jest wynalesc cyfre, lie ,,Zgoda"
odebra}a Cd Zwiazku ~pozyczk1,
zapomogi, darowiznv, "a roboty,
og}oszenia gazette j t. p. R6"nlez
Skarb Narodowy, lie odebra} oil
Zwiazku marek pocztowych, paple.
ru, druk6w t. P, i jak to balanso-
wane przez darowizne czy pozycz-
Ike?
0 lwentarz majatku ZwiqzNu
l ,;,Zgody" upominam sic cd a
mego poczatku i W kazdym rapor-
Gle powtarzafem mole zqdanie, lecz
do tel chw1ll daremnie.
Do tego dodat nalezy, IL Rad
Centrally ME chce uznat komisyi
rewlzyjn1; "a urzednlkow i poslada
pred mini tajemnice.
Prezes p. S. T. satalecki ma
wszystKie mole listy ami jednej
odpowiedzl do dis ME dab, a
pisa}em mp. uwagi W raportach,
zada}em informacyi It'd.
Sekr. jen. p. A. Ma}}ek odma.
via prawa do rewlzyi kazdej ksiaz-
kl i kwitow. Wyraza sic nleprzyz-
woicie, kaze sic wynosic z biura
wv. Otto up. fakt, jaki mia}
mlejsce ma peinem p%osiedzeniu
Rzadu Centr. d. 5 wrzesn. 1892.
Pan NJ. W obec wszystkich urzed-
nikow wydar} m ksiazke z rekl i
grubijahskimi s}owaml zakazat "a
gladac do mel a potem "a.
gwizda} sobie | odszedf.... Ma
/, to wszystko patrzy} spokoJnle Rad
Centr.
Dodac nadto wlhlenem, ze
jakkolwiek sprawozdania "a kwar-
ta}y, l i 1Igi roku XIl.go poapisa.
lem, W rachunkcah tych znalaz}em
luz wlele med okladnosci, ma kt6re
szczeg"-4owo zwracatem uwage W
,aportach, zadaJac prowadzenla
kslazek Zwiazku ma sposdb byzne-
scwy.
Otto mp. niektdre punkta,
z~aznacsone W raporcie "a XIV. II
rok XII:
i. Podatem nazwiska i adresy
8 osob, ktore maja ogfoszenia "
,,Zgodzie's oddawna, ale W kslaz
kach SO ME zaclagniete.
. 2. Byli l tacy, ktdrzy juz ot
V roku Tub dwoch ~wykresleni '
t ksiazkach, ale pomlmo tego ogto
i. szenia lch znajdujas sic w,,Zgodzie"
e 3. lie ,,Zgodzie" nalezy 81
rzeczywlscie "a roboty, ogfoszeni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

Kom.u i "a co p ME wiadomo
i kwltu ME byio.
.. Ia og}oszenla (m6wle o sa-
mych zwiqzkowcach J jednl plaza
po s. "a cal, kiedy inni IS, So i
s., dla czego:
6. Kwrt Nr. % ma po$mlertne
me posiadal podpisu prczcsa CRU
Ply; kwlt Nr. % ma poSmlertne ME
posladal podplsu sekretarza it'd,
it'd.
w raporcie zn6w "a kwartai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

IcDTt5 DIUV
Delegat ma Sejm TX, Prezes
kom. rewiz. ksiag zwiazkowych.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-04-05

Does general banking business on .
business methods, and invites the aq eou
Planters and Individuals
l2ste1'e&t allowed on TIME kposrrs
mediation extended to customers. *
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-04-05

How Corn gas Ground as One Tine. !.
Tho water1nin is older than the wind
mill, but prehistoric corn-such wheat.
for instance, as Pytheas. the first tssv-.
eler from civilization to Great Britain.
saw the natives OF Kent drying in largo
sheds On account of the absence Of SUM-
was ground in hand mills, Is 10 still dono
IN the east. Quernes. as these mills are
called. are frequently found In the cyclic:
pcan underground dwellings Of Scotland4
Their simplest form consists Of two thiit
circular stones, tho upper Of which i.
pierced in the center and revolves on ..
wooden or metal pin inserted In ths low
er one. The grinder dropped the grain,
into the central hole with one hand. while
tho other caused the uppef iatons - ~.
volve by means Of stick inserted n 3
small hole near the edga -. !.
Tho laboriousneas Of this operation -.
we'll illustrated BY = story tslloR Colnm-
ba. He was studying under 81; Einnian..
and every night on which Il fell 70 his.
lot to grind the corn with the qustne h.
performed his task 20 quickly that his-
companions enviously asserted that he
had the assistance Of an angel in turning
the stone Wilson thinks that Is this
time (the early part Of the sixth century,
the querne was tho only min is:nss..
Large water mills we're intfedncedd n thG
thirteenth cent6ff. into. Scotland, end
legal means had to be employed loren.
der their use eompdlsott. - 0entlelhan's
Magazine,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-04-05

"The bitterness Of n. Tricoupis," n
Deschamps remarks, Ibis fatal srdor for
work, his tragic and fatigued air, all the
Greeks with stupefaction. Il seems TO
them his conception Of life IL strange.
and that he must have learned those
ways In morose latitudes where the sun
never shines" When was fh Athens
some years ago, the most serious charges
against tho prime minister was able to
seize wore the exfensiveness of his col
lars and cuffs, which were found an Eng
liah exaggeration; his bolt uprightneel
and his habit Of speaking without gestic-
ulating-s ranglaise, the Greeks would
bitterly add.-Westminbter Review.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-04-05

Drinking ones health is the custom tho
world over, and the toasts Of all nations
are practically the Same. The ~ votre
ssnte" Of the Frenchman Is the same to
all intents and purposes as the ''alls sa-
lutte" Of the Italian and The ''Your good
health" Of the American. But in the
United States we have innumerable ex-
pressions Of good will over the cups
such, for instance, as my regards" :"
which is eastern; "Here's how which
is western; Il look to des y6u. sir, !"
which is southern, or Here's my pious,
meaning "my pious regardA" Other
Americanisms are "Good luck, ''rm
looking at you," "Here's your eye"
It'll we meet again" Happy days"
MAY your shadow never grow less, etc.
New York Tribune.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-04-05
J.n,y Li.d.s rsss1sr.

A Boston woman, whose name = mot
printed, is reported to have taken sing
ing lessons Of Jenny Lind good many
years ago and to have found the Swedish
nightingale . great scold. Her temper
ut this time was such that she would
often fly into great rage, and her hus-
band would have to entice her out of the
room to soothe her, after which she
would come back with a6ability drawn
over her wrath 90 oppressive in her
courtesy that the student hardly dared
TO breathe for fear Of starting her OF
again.
The American confessed that she spent
more of her lesson hours crying than
singing. and added: 'Her reprimandG
were often personal. She would look at
me and ejaculate, oh. you look 70 ugly
when you dngr It was impossible to re-
sist apologizing for ones sppeafance
when she spoke like that, and that threw
her into new rage. Mahogany TtsA