davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1893-12-03
THAT MADE A DIFFERENCE.
Senators Have Fallen in the Estima-
tion of Washington Polio emen.
Detroit Free Press.

Whether the Washington policeman knew
the Senator or not when be met him on the
street at A. NJ slightly "under the influence"
does not appear, for Washington policeman
oesn't always know everything. But be tha
as It may when he saw The man at that hour in
that condition he approached him.
''Say. officer, what time Is it?" inquired the
NJ. c., steadying himself by a hitchinR-pOst.
"Time for decent people to be In bed" re-
sponded The officer. gruf1y.
"Don't be lnsOleDt. SIR" commanded the nj.
c.. sticking his chest out like turkey gobbler,
Ppm member OF Congress-"
''Oh." laughed the officer, iucredulously :,
''then it isn't time for you 10 be IN bed. Good
morning." and he went across the street to
wait until the statesman was ready for his
services.
Seven hundred live larks constitute the
The morning call., 1893-12-03

Seven hundred live larks constitute the
queer present lately sent by the King OF
Italy to the German Emperor.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15
SHUMAKER ASSIGNS |
Some New Light on His Brutal
Treatment.
lie Gets in Jail and Thinks Over
His Folly.
SEEMS THAT HE WAS A SORRY MAN
People who Come and Go-hrief Brevi-
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

UNIVERSITY STATION, \. G., Aug. ID -
Special -Shumaker, who is in Jail at
Hillsboro, and who, now that the whisky
is getting out of him, has reached the
sentimental phase Of the wife killing lu-
nacy and is burdening the mails and
spelling much white paper in his attempt
to explain his villianous conduct. On
Yesterday, it is stated, he wrote TO his
outraged and heart broken wife a letter
which would draw tears from marble
statue-a letter so wildly affectionate
and full Of loving endearmens as TO move
piano without dray, TO say nothing of
forgiving long suffering and injured
woman, whose greatest weakness had
been in ever allowing herself to. love
such a brute as Shumaker has turned ou.
10 be.
Just how the letter was received by
Mrs. Shumaker is not known.
Another sensational turn in the affair
was Shumaker's assignment yesterday.
In his wild, wicked and wobbly career
here of late, it appears that he has be
come financially involved, and his bust
ness has gone to pieces along with a
wrecked home. An inventory is being
taken to-day.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15
taken to-day

depends on the liver. If suffering with
Indigestion, or troubled with Malaria
that tired, worn out feeling, you will con
slder life worth very little. But when
relieved OF these by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator you will count life a
blessing and keep the Regulator on hand
Tor any sudden attack of Biliousness and
Sick Headache. An active liver makes
life a delight. Don't forget the Regulator
with the red L.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15

ating effects of Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets
These little things viii put you in complete
order.
They follow Natures own way. They're
the smallest, the easiest to take, and the best
They absolutely and permanently care Bill
iousness, Constipation, Jaundice, Dizziness,
Sour Stomach, Sick or Bilious Headaches,
Indigestion, and consequent stupor or drow-
SlneSs.
They're guaranteed TO give satisfaction, In
every way and In every case, or your money
is returned You pay only for the good you
get
Nothing else urged by tricky dealer, can
bs "i Just as good for you 70 bug.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15

Now that the Durham nine has done
up the East Durham fellows, things are
quiet in baseball circles. The East Dur
ham club is all right on their own ground
but away from home they are not in it
at least that is what the Durham boys
say about 1t.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15

Col. Leo Heartt says. that he had
rather be bank cashier thousand years
and take the chances of a run any day,
than TO be mayor one week and be com.
PEELED to see young boys yanked up and
punished for imagining that they are
men and attempting TO profit by the ex-
ample Of their seniors. Colonel Heartt
should be suppressed.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15
A PRINCE IN JAIL !
Not One of His Royal Nibbs, but a
Common Fool.
fie Stole a Pint of Corn Likker and
Got 1t.
SOME GAY AND GlD0Y BLACK GIRLS
The Police Court This Morning Fame
and Wearisome Affair to All Ex-
cept the Victims.

and Nearisome Affair to All Ex-
cept the Victims.
The police court has had wilder waves
than swept over it this morning. Cap
tain Peay was back and relieved Col Leo
D. Heartt.
Col. R. Prince is about to become a
Napoleon of Burgle men. Why not have
a Napoleon of Burgle men-we have
them of all other things?
He was at Rochelles bar and asked for
pint of likker. 1t was set before him,
and like any Prince would have done,
Prince scootcd out with it, He was
caught, arrested and bound over TO court
in the sum OF $50. Not having the fifty
in his inside pocket don't-you-know-he
is in Jail.
Four black women-black as the hinges
on the door of sheol-were arrested for
talking loud and raising the devil gener-
ally. Ida Woody was the boss of The
affair and seemed to run the house, and
she got five and costs. Three of the
crowd are on the streets. They will
work it out. Salvation with them is not
free for few days yet.
And all this ended police court TO day.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15
COMING AND GOING.
Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
Mr.. James A. Willard left last night
for Greensboro.
Mr. Paul c. Graham, of Hillsboro, is
in the city to-day.
Mr. A. S. Dowd, of Chatham, is visit
ing his son, Col. j. w. Dowd.
Mr. E. G. Lineberry left yesterday for
Burlington to spend the week.
Miss Hunt, who has been visiting the
family of DR.. J. l.. Watkins, returned
last night to Milton.
Mayor Peay returned TO the city last
night and is to day dealing out justice to
people who need justice.
Miss Emma Green, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Holman,
left to day for the Monumental City.
Mr. James Willard, Jr., who has been
visiting his brother, Mr.. Will Willard,
+
ing.
Mr. w. II. Branson returned to day
from Greensboro, where he has been
visiting his wife, who is quite sick with
diphtheria.
Miss Annie Watts returned today
from Occoneechee, where she has been
spending several days with her friend
Miss Lalla Carr.
Messrs. Howard Heartt and Charles
Rogers left to-day for Chicago over the
Durham and Northern to take look at
the Worlds fair.
Mr.. Herman Hornthall, of Plymouth,
arrived in the city last night to join
Messrs. w. A. Holman and viii Yearly
on their trip to Chicago, the party leav-
ing here on Thursday.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15

Col. Tom Clark will soon be married.
He says that he would take care of his
wife much easier than he could take care
of the Yam Farm.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15
IF YOU FEEL DROWSY,

FEEL DROWSY,
duh, inexpressihly
. tired or debihtated,
have loss of appe
tite, furred tongue,
frequent headaches
with or without
dizzine SIS, chilly
sensations, and oc-
casional nausea -
then yon are bill
ious Your liver
needs the gently
stimulating and
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-15

1T Is ALoNr; FOR LIVE MEN.
x.........---.....-.-.-..-.-.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
SOCIETY.

MT. and Mrs. Thornton of the East End gave q dinner party in October. Amongthe invited guests were Mr. Bruce and MT. and Mrs. Lopp.
 .Supt. Bruce. of Rein deer Station and Mir. Dexter of Norton Sd., spent ten days in town last March. =
 MT. and Mrs. Lopp en- tertained Mir. and Mrs. Thornton at. d i n n e I Christmas.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
WHISKY IN THE ARCTIC.

The liquor question in the Arctic is a question of self-preservation to white residents and tue Eskimo race.
 The missionary teach CTS have been shot at and their lives threaten ed by drunken men this year. When sober, the natives are friendly. When drunk, they want to avenge their relatives killed in the "Gilly affair" One bottle of liquor might be the death of us all.
 EluK'suk shot and kill e d Ing-i-z in g-ya'- '-hok last fall. Both were drunk.
 Last summer two c. P. of w. canoes went to Indian Point, Siberia (25O miles) for liquor to trade on Kota. Sd. and here. during the winter.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
FASHION.

Tooh- -twoi-na has a new pair of safety-pin ear rings.
 Ke-rook sports two of Dr. DrigS's glass bottle shoppers for lilbrets.
 ,Kum-m -muk is out in new trowsers of the fin est 'Sperry's four cloth.
 A-yar-hok has a new overcloak of. the fashion able ~dried peaches" brand. He got the bags from a ship.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01

a big seal cast ashore. It had been killed probab- ly in the preceding May.
 The three Eskimos who were carried off on ice in December drifted ashore south of Port Clarence, twenty days later.
 In accordance with an ancient custom, last December moon, eighty 0. P. of W. people visit ed the Ky-yeaz'- '-a-neets' 75 miles southeast, and engaged in a social feast and dance. Many valu- able furs were given and received as presents.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
RURAL NOTES.
POINT HOPE.

School prosperous.
 Eight white bears have been killed.
 MT. Marlin says there are no furs this winter.
 W. T. Lopp and wife Were the guests of Dr. Drlgg last week.
 Capt. Tildon thinks he will get his Schooner out of the river all right in the spring.
 Three c. P. of w. fam flies who tried to reach Pt. Barrow last summer are reported to be starv- ing to death just north of Cape Lisburne.
 Feb. 21, '93. WUNaA.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
LOCAL ITEMS.
Two whales. Mild winter. Coidest day.

Coidest day,-317.
 Population 1892, 527.
 Average daily attend ence at school, 160.
 A man netted forty seals in one day last October. :. /:
 Tn-ne-na has just pur- chased a new fort,y-two foot canoe. '.'
 : MT. and Mrs. Thornton are preparing for the walrus hunt. s':~
 A mid-winter mail was carried from Pt. Hope to St. Michaels, q distance of 700 mi'es,~on dog and deer eled. =: -, :. r In July, Kar-mow-roh was lucky enough to lind
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
MARRIAGE NOTICE.

Lcpp-Kittredge-Aug. 22d, 1892, by. Rev. A. s. Mcclellan, MT. ". T. Lopp and Miss Ellen Kit tredge. U. s, papers please copy.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
PORT CLARENCE.

.,. PORT CLARENCE.
 .
 Reindeer thriving.
 Supt. Bruce's health is improving.
 Moses, an Indian boy from up the Yukon, is the latest arrival at. the herding school.
 Mir. Gibson made a trip wish dog sled to Golovon
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01

Subscriptions for the benefit of the. Mission may be sent->to the pub fishers, T h hornton & Lopp.
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01
FROM EAR ALASKA. "

The courtesy the Gyndn enables from theft onnaw MT It mournful that ts pqba Thornton the who the Lpp
The Eskimo bulletin., 1893-05-01

Bay in March.
 W. T. Lopp made the station 8 flying visit last month.
 May 1, '93. .WUeooK.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12

gdyt Rad jest utworzouy ma to jedynie
ably obronic to prawo; Rad ma o lyle
wiadze o lie ta wladza dana cd ludu;
nigdy Rad ME mote by6 o lyle samo-
wiadnym saeby koaystajsc re swojej
mocy m6ga ~zmniejsza6 prawa ludzi i
de~sPotycznie MIN ~zarzadzal; wtenczas
jest prawoi obowiazek zniesc TAXI rzsd."
Uchwalsmyl Uznajemy re-:
Traktat kt6ry idzie " pomoo despo-
ole wProwadza W niebszpiecze6stwo
,swobode sycie tax meaczyzuy jak i
kobiety, ktorzy walczyH n prawa kt6re
my juA posiadamy.
Przez potwierdzenie takiego traktatu
jest urzeczywistnieniem tego, Re nasz
rad Przestal bye rxadem w~ybranym
Przez nsr6d ola narodu q teraz Z vida.
dry naszego rzadu kor1yssaja nieprzy-
~jaciele ludzkiej swobody.
Wyznajemy Re zwiszek naszej Re.
OzyPosPolitei z rcsyjskim despota kt6-
rego brutalnosci i bezlitosciwosc Jest
nam dobrze wiadoma Jest nsjpodlej-
SEEM d1ieiem wcaiej history.
WYanajac te p~ol.tyczna wiadza znsj-
dujaca sic " opinni publicznej jest po-
trzebnR ola ~zniszczenia tego traktatu;
tax Prosimy do pomooy wszystkioh mi
iujacych niezaleanosc obywateli ably
z~niwsczye to niesprawiedliwos6 i zem-
sci6 sic ma tych kt6rzy winni " utwor1e-
niu tego aktu. My prosimy tyoh kto-
ray urzsdzili ten mityng saeby to rezo-
luoye W naszem imieniu doreczy6 do
City Council ! do representation LIE.
gislatury, Proszac ich o pomoo iakots.
Prosimy legalnych czionk6w pahstwo-
wych o sPrawozdanie senator6w Stanu
N. Y, ateby wiedzie6, ktorzy poma
gall W ~usoteniu tego praws, przyozem
zsPrsszamy wszystkie organizacye do
Pomocy aAeby byc " sile zwalczyc
ten haniebny akt.
Buffalo z dnia % Marca 1893,
Wsodzimierz Tur, correspondent.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12
SRoDA lego Kwietnia 1898.
lCiag dalszy z strony 1szej.l

Zwiazek Narodowy Polski wiele liczyc
mote, bez pochlebstwa wyra.alismy sic,
ae W pracach kt6re przyjmowal "a filar
Go uws4amy. I'd ludzi takich kenie-
cznem jest wymagac jasnego dziaianis,
dwojznacznosc ME moze bye tolerowa.
M,
Pierwszs obelge ~wyrzsdzila OBJ. dr..
K, Midowiczowi nGazeta Katolicka",
kt6rs pod nova Jego, wypowiedziaua
" South Bend, Ind. zamiescila niewia
sciwy doPisek, u~bliAaiacy Zwiazkowi
Mar. Pol. Prosilismy DR.. K. M. azeby
" obronie. ze ME podziels zspatrywaDia
chocisz W kilku ~wyrazach odpowiedzial.
otrzymalismy wymijajacs odmowe, a
Pomimo o~bszernyoh polemik, ME stsnsl
W obronie ami swej ami zwiRzku.
N~astepnie ma posiedzeniu delegatow
zamieszkslych W Chicago, dr.. K. M.
o~s~iadczyl o ukohczeniu wypracowania
Projektu do konstytucyi, sproszony
Przsz delegst6w o podsuis nsEwisk
wspolpraoownik6w, stanowczo odm0wil
! dziS ich ME podsje. CEyz byloby to
uznsniem niegodncsci os6b W przyje-
tel pracyr
zsmieszczona powyzszej koresponden.
cya uwstsmy jake potvierdzenie, 70
progekt konstYtucyi " dniu 10 Marca
ME byi ukohczony, poniewaA zamieszeza
- projekt wyslano Ddo jednsj z osad
polskicb, sAeby byl rozpatrzony / uwsgi
dodane" - nadto tn takze brak szozero.
sci. Ola czego ME wyrazic nszwiska
mieiscowosOi2
Me bylo nsszym celem zsjmowae sic
wesoss EsbawS ME prsgniemy podswao
nazwisk, kto mniej lub wiecej pil, "
jakim porzsdku / czasie wychodzonc,
spadsjscy re schodow, czy dostal ksts-
RI hub potrzebowal operaoyi, zamiesoi.
ESny jedynie, aAeby Grupy Zwiszkowe
baeznie czytsly projekt msjaoej sic ma
desiac konstytucyi prz~eznsczJnej ola
Zwiszku Mar. Pol, Z tskowej 90 dobre
przyJely, 90 PodsJrzane lub zie odrzu-
city.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12

Dnia 27go Grudnia roku 1892 ziozy-
lam M mole imie / nazwisko, W Kra-
kowskiej rKasie Oszczeduosci" ma ksis-
axe No. l3o. $50 dolar6w So ozyli gull
den6w 2o5 W. a~ustrjackiej, przeslanycb
Pr.ez rodak6w z Chicago jake prenu-
merata na Nv tom .Obrony spotwarzo-
nego uarodu" dziela 6. p. brsts mego
Stefana Buszczyhskiego, = b. ozlonka
~houorowego wv. Narodowego Polskiego
Karta ninieJsza zawiadamism szano-
wnych prenumerator6w, 10 druk wy
mienionego dziela ma bye wykonanym
" roku bie1acem.
Maria z Buszczyhskich
Czer10ihsko,
81 Marca T. 1893
KRAKOW, utica Batorego, 18.
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Wiadomosci Miejscowe.

Dnia 4 b. m. wybrany zostal majorem
miasta Chicago Carter Il. Harrison
w~iekszoscis blisko dwudziestutysieov
giosow. TAX znsczna przewaea ososov
Przekonuje Re Carter H. Harrison byk
Potsdanym ME tylko przez partye de-.
mokratycznP gdyz ! inne partye chetnie
gios swoj "a MIN oddswsly.
RadS zss miejska W wiekszoSci costa
"a wybrsns republika6sks, ma So alder.
msn6w jest SS republiksn6w, 81 demo-
kratow 3 ni~ezaleznych.
Dzieh lszy Msja sic zblias, a zatem
termin otwarcia wystawy, " kaadvm
doiem liczbs PrEybywsjacych gosci Jest
oardzo znaozna - pospiech " wyko6.
czeniu gmsehow ogrouny, chocias WV.
kohczenie Nszystkich ma termin prxad.
Sta"ia sic niemoAliwem. Okazy Wv.
Stswowe Przybywsjs licznie, liczs "a
ME ma sEtuki lecz ma liczbe wsRonov
ktoryeh dotsd Podsja ma 1900. Obi.
czaja te gdyby SpOdziewane okszv
w'1ystkie do 1 Msja nsdsszsy, potruebs
Haeoy oodziennie przybySo DO 1900 wa.
gOnow dObrss n'ladOwsnycb.
'zygmunt sfuPski otwOrzyl pod
Nc. 2O7 ". Madison III. pracowuia ~.
sunkowa srtystyczns. wykopvx.
illuStracye dls gaEet, pOrtrety, proisL,v
rysunkowe ! I. p.
bal EAbawa ~urzsdrous przez SEA.
nownyeh Policysut6w p~olskioh, odbe-
d1ie sic dnis 10 BIN. " hall sohoeDbo.
fens, rog Milwaukee / Ashland Ava. y
OniOsgo Poozstek o gOdzinie 4si DO
potudniu. zsbswa urEsdzous Eottsl.
ns korzysc pomnika dIs TsdeusEa Ko-
soiu'zki. zsbswe urzsdzons ma tax
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Y LemOnt, HI.
LRMoNr, III. 4 Kvietnia I89

LRMoNT, Ill. 4 Kwietnia 1893.
Tow. Ryoerzy Sw. Kszimierza urza-
Dido wozorsjszego wieozors, ii. 3 b. m,
ma korzysc tegos towarzystwa bal, kt6-
~, Powiedzie6 trzebs, odbyl sic wy
smienicie.
Poniewa1 ME ma tn ~jeszcze polskiej
hall do htorej by sic zejsc moana, zeszli
sic dziarscy Ryoerze pred saloon OBJ. S.
Markiewiczs, zkad o 8mej wieczorem,
sformowani po wojskowemu, prey Cd
gaosie Pieknej muzyki, skladajscej sic z
10 " uniformach przybranych polskich
muzykant6w, wyruszyli ku hall miej-
skiei browns Music HalD.
Ola wiekszego uroku, towarzyszono
Orszakowi Z pochodniani, CO wygl,dalo
rzeczywiscie ~wspaniale.
Odglos polskich marsz6w wywabil
ws1ystkioh mieszkshc6w GLOW niejszych
uiic ma chodniki, a4eby sic przypstrzye
Pochodowi. Nstlok byl tax wielki, ae
nawet precise ME bylo mona. Pc kill
~kakrotnem obejsciu gi6wniejszych ulic,
kaPitan Rycerzy oh. Jan Cieszy hski,
wProwadzii caly ten orszak do wy4e,
wzmiankowanej hall, W kt6rej ta6cam
i wsPolns uciecha, bawiono sic prawie
do n Porzadek, przyzwoite zacho.
wanie sic j harmonic 1grou a~dzonych,
swiadc1a, !. Polacy tn " Lemont stara-
j. sic o szacunek i znaczenie W kaadym
~wzglsdzie. Czysty dooh6d wynosil bli
sko sto dolar6w.
Tow. Rycerzy Sw. Kazimierza istnieje
doPiero 3 n:esiace, rozwijs sic przeciea
bardzo Pomyslnie / liczy obecnle jut So
czionk6w.
A zatem MECH zyia Ryoerze Sw. Ka.
mineral MECH lyle polska kapel. W
Lemont. ". ~
Lemont. Osiedlil sic tn / zaloayl
Heal Estate CTS L. w. Groszkiewicz.
S~Przedaie Lofty " Sobieskiego Parku
(Hammond) i innych przedmiesciach
miasta Chicago. Wyrabia szyfkarty do
Ameryki Europy oraz posredniczy we
wszystkich interesach, Mieszka q OBJ.
K. Buszkiewicza ma pietrze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12
Tow. KS, J. POniato WskIego.
gruPa las.

PAssAIc, N. J. IL Marca 1893.
Niniejszem nam honor zawiadomiS
Wszystkich czlonk6w Tow. KS. J. Po-
n~iatowskiegc, gruPy l23 Wv. Mar. Pol,
Il kwartalne Posiedzeuie odbedzie sic
dnia 10 Kwietnia r. b. punkt o godzinie
2giej Pc Poaudniu pod No. l6 r6g 1szej
/ Passaic uicY. Nieobecnosc czfonka
PodPada karze so cent. Czlonkowie ci
ktorzy So zalegli winni bye obecni, i
uisc q sic re swoich zalegsosci. Ma Do
10 zaPraszamy i tych obywate-
Ii ktorzy tycza sobie wstapie do Tow.
KS. j. Poniatowskiego.
u bratniem pozdrowieniem
FIR. Aatkiericz, sskr. prot.
90 layton Ave. Passaic. N. J.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12
ZaWiadOmienfe.

BUFFALO, ". Y. 10 Kwietnia 1892
Posiedsenie Tow. J. Ponistowskiepo
gr. 90 Zwiszku Mar. Pol. odbedzie sic
" niedziele dnia 10 b. me- godzinie
o. Po Po1udniu " hall zwykiyoh posie-
dzeh. Ma kt6re o~bowialani sic stawi6
wszyscy czionkowie i uisci6 sic z dlupu.
. rowuie a~uPraszamy wszystkich Oh.
PolAkow ktorych pouoc bratnia / los
O:Jczyzny aywo obchodzi, ably jak mai.
i%iczniej wstePowali W szeregi Zwiszku
Mar. Pol.
q bratnism pozdrowieniem
". WesoSoeski sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12

Z~aPewniamy, 10 jestesuy gotowi ma
wet sic zgodzic, se wiadomosc zaozer
Pnelismy z powietrza, ae naoczny sw'a.
dek biesiady sam byi tax pijany, il ME
wiedziaf CO sic okoio niego dzialo, jeAe-
Ii to mote wpiynac W nastepwie ma
JAYNE, i Potyteczue prace dra K. M,
ola spraw narodowych. Przyp. Red.)
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Tow sw. CecyMi, grupa lis.

Row. Sw. CecyHi, grupa lis.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. dnia 81 Marca 1893.
zawiadsmiam szanownych czlonk6w
Towarzystwa sw. Cecylii. CIR. 1l8, re
ogolne Posiedzenie odbedzie sic dnia
10 Kwietnis W hall zwykiych posiedze6
o godzinie 7mei w-ieczorem, ma kt6rem
to bedrie nowy zarzad obrsny. Nieo-
becnose ma Posiedzsniu podpada k.rze
Podiug konstytucyi.
Pamietajmy szanowni bracia, abyscie
wybrali dobry zarzad, kt6ryby pracowal
ola dobra Tow. tax jak do tego czasu.
PrzyPomnijmy sobie, lie to poprzednio
ucierpielismy Przez ziy zarzad.
q szacunkiem
J6zef PSszord, sekr.
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Tow. Wolsomyslnych ,,siHa"
w Chicago,
urEadza W dniu 20 Kwietnia 1893 " &C.
bote, " hall czeskiej PREY Emma ulicy
obchod jake " rocznioe swista robotni-
ozego lgo Majs. Obohod zspowiada
sic swietnie gdya program Jest OBJ.
fly i urozmaicony.
Podczas obchodu wygloszony costa
ME odozyt pana Rybako wskiego o ina.
czeniu konstytucyi 3go Msjs I swista
robotniczego 1go Majs. Pc obehodzie
odbeda sic tahoe prowsdzone przsz OBJ.
Wssilkowskiego, znanego n~auczyciela
tahoow.
Tax samo W dzieh 1.go Msja b. r.
wystspi Tow. Wolnomyslnych W po-
cbodzie demonstracyjnym z odpowie-
dnymi transparentsmi.
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GIupa

CHICAGO, z Kwietnia 1893.
Zswiadsmiam ozionk6w Tow. Polak
ma o~bczyznie, grupy l29, Ae posiedze-
ME roczne cdbedzie sic " Nied1iele
dnia 10 b. m. " Hall Puiaskie0o ma
Ashland Ave. Pomiedzy Is | IL ulica, o
godzinie 2giei pc pOiudniu, ma kt6rem
obecnosc wszystkich ozlonk6w jest ko-
nieOzns. NieObeCni ~podpsdsja karze.
Rowniea donosze IL rozpoczynsmy mo-
W rok " rsohuuksch T~owsEzystws,
wsEyScy czionkowie zobowiazsni 20 "a
" oplataoh uiscie.
Zsrszem zsprsszam Polak6W kt0rEy
msja Eamiar "stapie do Tow. wyaej
wzmiankowsnego, nieOhaj sic zgloszs
ns posiedzenie. Wstepne k~osztuje
tylko 1 dol.
y bratniem poldrowieniem
J. WaIig6rSki, Sekr.
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Lista PrkedPFacIcieIi


ns tom Nv. dziela P.t ,,Obrona spo-
twarzonego narodu".
1. DR.. N. J~anczewski,
2. Dr.. N. P. K~ossakowski,
3. A. Koihski,
4. DR.. Midowicz,
8. Leon S~zopi6ski,
8. Marian Durski,
2. Zbigniew Podowski, ? (sspewne
Brodowski)
8. Wiad. Smulski,
.. Stan. Kociemski,
10. st Siomihski,
II. s. F. Adalia Satalecki,
II. Msx A. Drzymsls,
~, Adam Biaszozyhski,
IA. Stanislsw Pliszka,
10. Michal Msjewski.
10. Kaz. Rswkowski, DR..
IL. J. I. Migdalski.
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Wybory urzednik6w.
DETROIT, Mich. 81 Marca 1895

Dnia lego Marca Odbyly sic wybory
adminisaracyi Tow. Rem. Polskich ma
rok 1893 nastepujRci czlonkowie byli
wybrani:
Michai Lesihski prezes po raz ~trzeci;
Jan Kulwicki vice-prezes po raz 1.szy;
Jan Rsdke sekr. prot. po raz l sly; l.
Eydor Maciejewski sekr. fin. po raz 2gi;
Jan Welsand kasyer po rsz 3oi; o.
Piekunowie kasy Autoni Sikora DO raz
Bel. Sly mon Wiozy hski 20 rsz 2gi, i
Wojciecn Richter pc rsz 1szy; An
drzej szymshski pc rsz 3ci' wladyssaw
Hllinski 20 Iaz lszy, dyrektorowis cho.
rych; Wojciech Maczkowski marsza.
lex pc raz Bel.
Jan Rddke, sekr. prot.
445 Superior str. Detroit, Mich.
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Cd dwoch lat cierpiasem ma nieczySt@
krew. Utyvsiem przez pewien
czss DR.. Augusts Koeniks hsmburskieh
kropli J zOstsiem wYleCzony. - With.
T. Fuchs, Ottaws, Ills.
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Rszem msjatek bratniej pcmo-
cy Tow. Gwiazda ZwycIestwa
duiu IL Marca 1892 T. $1O7 so
Przystapiono do oboru zarzsdu ma
rok bietscy zostali obrani jednoglosnie
jak nastepuje:
Piotr Beczkiewicz, prezydent; An
drzej Rsitter, wice-prez.; Franciszek
Il. G6rks, ~sekretarz; Walenty Wall
gorski, sekr. drugi; Victor Krzeszsw-
ski, kasyer. MARGIN Latowski i Fran
ciszek Psnnicki, opiekunowie kasy.
Stanisiaw Urbahski i Wladyslaw Kruk,
IA m~arszaik6w; Symeon Gisryk, o.
dzwierny.
Komitet obchod6w / zabaw: Szymon
Palicb, Walenty Walig6rski i Symeon
Gisryk. Ma opiekuna chorych, Fran
ciszek Paczkowski,
Adres sekretarzs pozostsje jak daw-
niej, cor. Orange and johnson str.
q bratniem pozdrowienism
Frdnciszek II. G6rkd ,sekr.