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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
URGE IMMEDIATE REPEAL.
New York Chamber OF Com merce Take,
Ground Against sherman's Laws.

Ground Against sherman's Laws.
NEW York, July GA special meeting
of the chamber of commerce to consider the
present disturbed condition of tue finances
of the country was held this afternoon, and
was largely attended. The first vice -presi-
dent, Alexander L. Orr, presided. The
following resolutions was adopted with but
three dissenting votes:
Whereas This country has often suffer ed
greatly by reason of hasty and 1ll-advlse
financial Legislation, aud
Whereas, 1t is now suffering from the effect
OF the silver purchasing clause OF the Sher
man act which, by creating distrust as to the
Notwithstanding OF our currency based on
gold has caused widespread alarm and has al
most created "A commercial panic; and
Whereas, In consequence OF this alarm
money Is Withdrawn from circulation, busi-
ness Is greatly depressed many mills and
manufacturers are closing or preparing TO
close, and thousands of laboring men are
about to be thrown out OF employment, and
Whereas, Business enterprises Will not be
resumed, nor labor be steadily employed un-
til money can be obtained by manufacturers
and by merchants at modern rates, and
Whereas, ordinary interest rates cannot be
expected until confidence in the stability OF all
money OF the country shall be thoroughly re-
established SO that the lender may not lear re-
payment in dollars less valuable than those he
lends. now DO il
Resolved, first. That the repeal Of he silver
purchasing clause OF the sherman act, which
month by month renders increasingly dlnlcut I
the maintenance of the parity of each dollar
with every other dollar, ia essential to the
prompt restoration OF national prosperity.
This chamber, therefore, urges the speedy and
unconditional repeal of such silver purchas-
ing clause.
Resolved. second, That in the judgment OF
this chamber representative commission
should be appointed by Congress- at the specia
session about 10 convene, which commission
should diligently study the whole body OF
coinage anu currency laws of the United
States and OF other countries and report a
the regular session Of Congress, 10 the end tina
| comprehensive elastic currency may be
carefully matured in the light of the world
experience.
Resolved That "A committee OF seven De ap
| pointed by the chair to CO operate with othel
commercial bodies representing similar inter
ests of this chamber in Washington, witt
power to use all legitimate means for the
prompt repeal of the Shermen law.
A resolution providing that copy of th
resolutions be sent TO the president. aud to
| the different ch am bers of commerce through
out the country was adopted.
The chair appointed the following gentle
men us committee OF seven; John Clatln
Henry Hentz, Gustav II. Schwab, w. I
Trenholm. c. N. Bliss, j. +. Simmons ant
John Sloane. The chamber then ad
| journed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
RouGHs INSTEAD OF STUDENTS.


Serious Collisions Bstwesn Paris Row
dies and Police.
PARIS, July G.-Gangs of rowdies made
disturbances early this evening in the Rue
Du Chateau D'Eau, round the labor OK
change and in the nearby side streets. BY
8 o clock the rioters had become numerous
and bslligsrent. They upset the partly
smashed five tram cars and broke many
windows.
The police eventually were able to hold
them In check but not to dispense them.
In the fights between rioters and police
several rowdies and two policemen were in
jured. Few students took part in the
riots. The Students association has pub
lshed an appeal to the students to abstain
from any further participation in the riots
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

Boston, July These business failures
are reported Wisconsin Furnace company,
Chicago, signed; Lock a Co., merchants,
at Alma, Ark. embarrassed; liabilities Of
ths Pacific bank OF San Francisco are ST.
S68, GAL, mot including $1,000, 900 capital
aud 81, 500, 900 surplus assets 81, O95, III;
Bank of New England at Minneapolis, Mimi,
assigned Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
$4,000 Fire In south neyaItou.

South RoYALToY, July G.-The house
and barn owned by Sarah Rowell with
their contents and the barn Of Susan Lamb
with its contents was burned this morning.
The house and store of L.. o. Diokerman
was damaged and Gen. Cotton lost the most
OF his household goods. The total loss i.
$4,000 Sarah Roweli had partial insur.
auce, while the others are covered. Cause,
probably incendlary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

A Couple Travel from Nebraska to Mas
sachusett. In an I'm IN grant Wagon.

BENNINGTON, July 5.--Mr. and Mrs. A.
l.. Haskins of Litchfsld. Sherman county.
Nebraska, are now visiting in North Adams,
Mass. They left homo April 10 last and
have travelled the entire distance, more than
1000 miles, in what 10 known as u prairie
schooner, one OF the old fashioned immi-
grant wagons. They have enjoyed their
novel ride and the turnout has attracted
much attention in every place they have
passed through.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
MILLER WAS INNOCENT.
There is Little Doubt Now of His MAJ
tyrdom at BardwelI.

tyrdom at Bardwell.
CAIRO, H., July 10.-It is now pretty
generally conceded that Miller, the negro
who was hanged and then cremated at
Bardwell, Ky, Friday, was executed upon
the himsest circumstautial evidence or
probably no evidence. 1t has been Learned
from a trustworthy source that kilograms
have been received at Wickliffe confirmin &
Miller's statement that he was at Bismarck,
Mo, on the day of the murder of the Ray
girls. Nobody has been found who will say
positively that Miller was in Bardwell the
day of the murders.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
RUTLAND RACES.
Peter Cooper Carries or the 2:32 Class
in 2:3I

IN ~.oT.
RUTLAND, July 5.--The second days
races of the Rutland Driving Park associa
ton meeting was fairly well attended
though the attendance was much smaller
than yesterday. The races were but fair
Summaries:
Foals of 1890 stake of $3.50 Bachelor
Wilkes won, Altman second, Above thirC
best time, 2;3Ss.
2:37 trotting and pacing, purse $500
School Boy, PAGER, won, Joan second, Ell
den, PAGER third, best time, $3.50.
2;32 class trotters and PAGERS, $500
Peter Cooper won, Chauncsy Is. second
Elmer PAGER, third, best time 2:31.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
Hungarian Instantly Killed

MOUNT HOLLY, July "a hungarian
was struck near this station by mixed
train and killed instantly this morning. On
his person was a return ticket from Rutland
to Granville. 1t Is supposed he took the
wrong train out OF Rutland, coming here
instead of going home, and upon learning
Of his mistake started to walk back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
Large

additions to our s. and r., 80 dresses to-
day, about so at each pr ce, 100 in all.
Just think of buying beautiful Chspon
Dresses at 81. marked from SIT. 30, may be
hard to believe but it's fact, no more de-
srahls dresses in the store, but they must
be sold Dresses suitable for every occasion,
Church, Party or Travelling. Durable
School Dresses for Fall and Winter. This
will make our Dress Goods Department a
busy place. We invite you to be one OF
the crowd and get your share of the par
gains we offer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
uasI for children teething. 1t soothes the
child, sottens the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diar-
rhGa. Twenty-Five cents bottle. sold by
all druggists throughout the world,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
OMAHA AND KANSAS CITY

Are reached most directly from either Chicago
or st. Louis by the darlington Route. Daily
yestibuled trains with Pullman seepers chair
cars (seats iree) and Burlin ton Route din
ing cars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

Deans Rheumatic PIiis abso utely cure
Rheumatism a Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable.
safe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont, states;
After being Intellectual treated by seventeen
different doctors for scrofnla and blood dis
ease, was cured by burdock Blood Bitters.
Write him for proof.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

We have been time and again
asked the question why the Chiffon Paints
have such high gloss The Chiffon Paint
Co., in buying linseeI oil, contracts Tor
"prime, well settled, old fashioned, raw
linseed OIL" This is being interpreted oil
crushed from prime or first quality haxseed
and which has been tanked and allowed to
settle. The oil is then drawn from the up
per part of the tank, leaving undisturbed
the over part - Old.fashioned linseed oil
is from seed crushed aud pressed instead OF
a recent method called the naptba process.
Having obtained this oil. the Chiffon Co
tank it again, and the oil gradually loses
what little moisture it originally possessed
and becomes very heavy b)died. 1t is this
cause and the seven mixings and grinding'
given each shade, crushing aud grinding
each particle OF pigment into each pnr-
ticie OF oil that produces the lustre
On we'll painted houses this gloss alone has
been known to last three years ordinarily
the gloss on newly painted houses where
common paints are used yanishes in from
six months to one year.
For Sale by w. L. GREENE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
GLADSTONES TRIUMPH.
CONSERVATIVES POWERLESS BE-
FORE THE GOVERNMENT FORCES.

Clause y, G, and of the Home Rule
Bill Hurried Through by the Premier
Almost Before Ills Opponents Realize
the situation-Bis Tactic, Denounced
by tho Baltourists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
Midsummer
Sale of Remnants
And TRADERS genera

Surprising values in Silk De-
partment IN Dress Lengths and
Remnants. Double the quantity
we have ever shown and at the
lowest prices suitable for dresses,
waists, trimmings and fancy
work. Wash Silks, China Silks,
Japanese Silks, Habutai Silks,
Fables, Bengalines, Drapery
Silks, ETC., etc. Hundreds of
them and all marked to sell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

Inventory just complete
too many books too little
money more book coming
from the press every day
lots of them coming to us
more to follow must keep
up with the procession
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

Don't let the chance slip
by-Come and see them and
spend a while in their COM
pany at least. Glad to have
YOU come. Write il you
can't come.
on want in our line and Wen
supply it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

Here are miscellaneous books
standard, every one-must be
read and owned by every we'll
informed person-here they are
singly and in sets and they're
going to somebody at price
perhaps half they could be
bought for few months ago
certainly half their real value.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13
N. {. Chamber|in.
The art Of
Selling Books

when values are sacrificed.
Here's the story-its an old one,
but true and of real value to
you:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

CHIcAeo, IL Sierpuia 1893.

4OOOs
Bsdsc " PosPiechu PREY sprawozda-
niu o ostatnioh wytoraoh grupy So
~ wsrdyi Puaaskiego" ME majac pod
reEs notatek, Podaien Z pauieci urzs.
dnik6w wybranyeh, przyczem zaszia
omyiks o tyle, 70 podalem OBJ. J6zefa
Rnd1:h'kiego, jako Delegate ola obcho-
dow narodowyob, pOdczas gdy MIN TO-
stai wyhrany oh. Stanislaw Surzyhski.
Prey tej sposobnoSci donosze 10 " tym
samym dniu (6go Sierpnia) zostali wy
brani: Marszaikiem I Mikolaj Szumnar-
ski, msrszaikiem II Mich,l kukawski:
chora2ymi oh. Jan Bak j Boleslaw Dy.
mex; Podchorssymi OBJ. Jan Bartosze-
wicz Msxymilian Lenz.
u szacunkiem
WItoY Karsoscski, sekr. prot.
$50 Noble st. Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
OglOszente.

BAY CITY, Aieh. 4 Sierpnia 1893.
Prose- Szan. Redakcys o umieszcze-
ME doslowne " ianach Zgody niniei-
szego ogioszenia, 70 W dnIu 9go Lipsa
zeszlsgo miesiaca ma nadxwyczajnem
posiedzeuiu Tow. Mar. Pol. Sw. kazi.
nierza grupy 12Sej, ktore bylo zwola-
mem do obOru Delegat6w, ma przyszfy
Sejm Xty odbyc sic msjsey " Chicago,
Ill. Podiug odezwy CenEora Nv. Mar.
Pol Psna W. Przybyszewskiego M dzieh
2lgo Sierpnia I. b. na 90 izba zpodzila
Eie GAIA Eossah wybrani w~iekszosoia glo-
SOW Delegaci ma Sejm X nssre-
.Pujscy obywatele: Joztf Rydlewisz /
Jan Nowioki.
Jednskowoz z powodu zdscydowania
sic Cenzora PAna w. Przybyszewskiepo
70 Ssjmem o~gfoszonym przez Rad
Centr., wy1ej ~wymienieni Delegaci sta
vie sic na Ssjm K Ago Wrzesnfs.
sEac0nklem
Wac. Dropik, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

Pracuja ola p~olonii I wolnosci, kiedy
szy3za I WARY tw. . ayda jako balsam
kiads M serce. ia krooze droga uto
rowana pre-. dIisd6w i pradxiad6w
ME moge siebie i drugich karmic now
c1esnemi kiamstwaui. Paine mnicha,
ciesle, ssewc ! tyda. gay M to ~zAsiuay,
OSobliwie~ niecierpie tel kslufy intry.
gantow ! zawsze ich smaIuje.
Pan Sokolihskiemu. WEI
pan dobre okulary = xapal 70 dwie
'1abaso~h ! czyt.j pilsie i kilka ra.y
rastanow sic troche = por6wnsj Ma
giego anarchiste Nsgiem kropidlar-
skim hsussm, nazywajssym mas Poole.
nj stolsrzani, siekiernikami, igliczkami
koPytnikami. Pr.yPomnij sobie se p.
Sadowski swiecznik postepowy " Buf.-
10. = Nsgisgo PO to do Chicago pos,al
by Most Pochodnie postepowa pred IL
beraiami. Pstrz, 70 nawet dis pdy
Nsgiel ~zniszczyi R.fOrme i narazil D.
hokosza ma strsty, gdy Wydswcy nTe-
legrsfa" stracili kilka tysiecy.a Nsgi
.emknai I pochodnia Postepu pod mni-
sly st0 = on 60 jeszcze jsko wielkie
60 ezsc wiska cAwali, czya MONA miec
s1acunek l zaufanie do tych perekinczy-
kow Postepowychf
Gdy tax pan sic mad tenn sastanowisz,
obaczysz 10 ME byio to tryumfowanie
Z upsdku pisn pestepowyoh, tylko wy
kazanie jak Podiysh utywass srodkow
wsasnie OF 90 M Gale gardso o poste-
pie krzyo1ss BY tenae sam postep "a
grosz ~jodsszowski zdrad1ic i spr,edac.
TAX uczynii Magic.
A fysy 70 wschodu rse.nik Z p6lno
oy gdzieA was wiedlif Do lochu kro
P~idlarskiego.
Tomosz . niasto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

z powodu Wystawy powsze
chnej W Chicago, Ill. zam6wienie
Hotelu ola przybvwsjacych De.
legatow ma Sejm K byloby pc.
laczone z wielkiemi kosztami.
Komitet postanowif wystaraG
sic o odpoWiednia potrzebie iczbe
prywatnych mieszkah, W umiar.
kowanej Genie. Upraszamy "a.
tenn zamieiscowych Delegatov
ktorzy zycza sobie miec zspe-
wnione mieszkania "a po6redni.
ctwem Komitetu azeby doniesli
W kt6rym dniu prEybeda do
Chicago i ma kt6re Depot kolei
t~elaznej;
Csy Delegat przybedzie sam
hub Z rodzina a natenczas prosi-
my podsc liczbe osob.
Komitet pragnie wywiazaG she
jak najlepieJ z danych mu zle.
cen, ale prosi o wczesne zawis-
domienie.
Upraszamy r6wniez Polak6w
zamieszkalych " Chicago a4eby
pragnacy przyjac "a mieszkanie
Delegatow raczyli gawisdomic vie
lie osob pomieScic moga. podajac
Gene "a mieszkanie cd osoby
dzienni. j dokisdny adres mie-
szkania.
w powy&szych interesach ko-
respondencye sdresowac nale4y
do niaej podpisanego.
s. Nick, prezes Komitetu
674 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

BUFFALO, N. Y. dnis IL sisrpnis '98.
Niniejsssm zswiadamism wszystkich
ozionkow Tow. J. PoniatowskieSo OF.
% Nv. N. Pa - regularDe pOsiedzsuie
odbedzie sic " niedzisla dnia 20 SIerp-
MIA gods. S.SO 20 poiudniu " novel
hall pod No. 1Ozs Broadway.
Ma k'ere wszysoy czsOnkOwie winni
sic stsvie POniswas Jest to oststnie Do
siedzsnie pred seimsm, beds omswis-
ne Poprswki do konsiytuoyi inne pro-
jekta.
W. Wesolowski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
Uwsg. aIs DeIer.sew.
CHIoAeo, ~ Sierpnia rs

CHICAGO, IL Sierpnia 1893.
DO SzanOvnyeh Grsp ZU. ". p.
Byly jua zsmieszcsOns koresponden.
eye " ,ZgodEie'', AAeby na seJmie x.
u. N. p. prEeprovsdzi6 prawo, aasby
czsonek Zwiazku N. p. Emuszony oko.
li~cznoscismi smienic zamieszksnie do
lnnego nissts, m6gl by6 przyjety do
GruPy tam Sie z~najdujsosj bez opiaoa.
mia Wstepnego. bpraws Ia Jest bardzo
wa1nR gdyt stosunki sic smieniais =
gdzie dis mOzna dosta6 pracy, iutFo
tej ogolny brsk. Robotuik Emussony
isc szuksc ohlebs, vystAwiony Jest ns
kosSts podrozy, przeprowsdssuia sic /
iczne podobns wydstki.
Diugle lsta nsle1al do Zwissk u Mar,
Pol. opiscaa wszslkie skiadki 4 pra0nis
dalej nsls2ed. Wyozsrpsnemu 4 pie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
Grupa 81.

Niniejszem z~awiadamiam wszystkieh
ozsonkow Tow. POlonia, grupy 81, ae
przedroczne posiedEenie odbedzio sic d.
II Sierpnia 1898 " bali zwyklych po-
siedEeh, wleczorem o Sci godzinis. W
tym dniu 50 wybery noWsJ administra.
cyl / Przytsm kaady ozionsk ma zspla-
oic swoje zslsgicsSi. Nleobecnosd DO.
ciagA kary 81 90
ID. EkOsoski.
S~ekrstarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
3 RWiadomianIa.

BAY CRY, Mich. 8 Sierpnia 1893.
Niniejszsm zswiadamiam Szan. Rad
Centrslny, 20 " dniu 8 Sierpnia m DO
siedzeuIu Tow. Mar. Pol. SW. Kszimie-
RIA, obranym zostai jsdnogiosnie, obyw.
w. Przybyszewski Prszesem Tow. "
miejsOe bysego Obyw. FIR, GlAza, kt6ry
zrszygnowal z tsgo urzedu " dniu 30
LiPca zeszsego miesIaca.
u szscunkiem .
WGv. Dropik, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
2 Zycia Polonii.
CHICAGO. dnia IL Sisrpnia 1893 T.
SzGnowni Braeia Z,oiazko,oil

CHICAGO. dnia IL Sisrpnia 1893 Z.
SsGnowni Braeia Z~,oiqzkosci!
Prswie wszystkie grupy beds mis6
j~eszcze pred sejmsm x swe posiedzs.
mia " celu udzielenia delegation instru-
kcyi " sprawie obrad | wniosk6w pre-
diotye sic ~malaeyoh M Ssjaie. Ma
sym zdanism jest; skoro Ssjm
sprawdzi ksiafki i rachunki Rladu Gen.
tralnego Wv. N. p. i uzna ae "a spra-
wisdliwe ! " pOrzadku prowadsone,-
Pozosta6 PREY urzednikach dzisiejszych
Z wyiaczeniem Cenzors.
Szanowni Brscia, przez to tylko mo-
temy ukr6cic rog6w kropidlarzom i
tym ktorzy Z taka za~zietoscis pracuja
ma szkode ! wstrzymsnie rozwoju zwia
sku Mar. Pol.
Dis czego many szukae nowych u
rssdnikew, kiedy C przyczynili se do
wzrostu Zwiazku Mar. Pol. " lc.oe
czionk6v | wytworzyli kapit.l dot.d
niepraktykowsny. Wiele 70 ten Rad
Centralny Nv. N. P. musisl wycierpiec
iedynie tylko IA to, ts aadne wzgledy
ME mogfy ma niego wpiynac. saeby byl
p%owolnym lub gOtow sloav6 kropidla-
rom, to wSzyScy wiedza.
Csiy szereg pism kropidlsrskich wy
Eywa redsktors nzgody", p. s. Nickie
60 niedoaega. Jest to prawdziwie Ola
niego chlubne, w~ykazuje ~niedoleztwo
isgo przeciwnikow, = przeciez eztery
lata walczyB, q ME mogli zsszkodric
zwiazkowi, gay. Organ ,.Zgoda" sku
teeznie obezwladniai wszslkIe zamaohy.
Ny potrzeoujemy redaktora, kt6ryby
ME mydR oczu, ogaaszai koresponden-
oye ! z~awiadamiA1 o interesach tyczs-
cych sic Organizaeyi tax jak % " RE
czywistotci. Co zaf do nsuki,; to ty-
czymy DzienBikowi Chicseoskiemu,
Ware ! Ojozyznie / innyD, steby sta
rail- sic jej naby6 " cslu ucEciweoo Do
uczanIa swycb czytelnik6w.
Wydawanie nZgody" nwaaamy VIA.
Solve, czego dowodem, 70 prsgnscy u
trzymac lud polski " ciemnosci wy.
Eysku, utywsja Srodk6w, kt6ra 50 nadu
zyoien Eajmowanyeh stsnowisk, s2eby
wzbrOnie czytsnis nzgOdy".
N. Naklas
,. Roman z~via.LOwi.
A. M. Milka
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
zawisaomtenie.

DOnOszs IL Grups IoS Tow. Rem.
Polls. " Buffalo, N. Y. wysela dw0ob
dslegatow " osObaob; lgnscy Jedrssiak
1 Techl Fleming ma Ssjn x Z. N. Pol.
Skiego " Chiosgo, III.
StonfsSoao Rosihski. sskrotarz,
1895 Broadway.
BUFFALO. N. Y. IL Sierpnia 1898.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
Matster 81 kOPyta.
Nv

p OIoniiv o1evslsnd". To-
mass Z miasts nigdy ME OdpOwisdsl, be
msjster cd kepyts u~blisylby sobis =
rozPrsvisise Z podobnym.
pEowemu zyoiu" psnu 4
p Perth A nboy, Wstyd nnis dzi.
siaj IA rspssEsntOwalem ludzi tax oera-
nicsOnTeh, ktcrzy myils Ae tylkO Of
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

Odbedzie sic " ~rocznice zaloteuia
Tow: sSiewu Swietsj Trojcy " Chics-
60. d. 70 Sierpnis T. b. v hall Walsh'a
na roku Noble, Emma ul.f Milwaukee
ave. Poozstek o gods. lei wisczorsm.
Billet WstePn ola me4ozyzny z dame %
cent. Do licznego wspoludzialu zapra-
szs KOMITEf.
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Tow.PoIak ma Obczyznie .r.Iss

CH1cHGo, IL Slsrpnis 1893.
N~iniejszem Easiadsmis sic azionkov
Po"yzeJ wymisniossgo Towarzystwa,
10 posted Esnis odbyWs6 sic beds ODE
cnie " oSwsrta niedzisle po pierwszym
kazdego miesiscs. Eaten posiedzenie
prEypada " Nledzisle % b. m. " hall
~Pusaskiego przy Ashland Ave.
J. WaHg6Tski, Sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
Tow. Naredowe No. 1. grupa g.

Tow. Narodowe No. 4. grupa 9.
La Crosse, Wis. 2 S~ierpnis 1893.
Ma posledzeniu dniA 26 Lipoa wybra.
ny zostal gtosen og6lu Dslegatsm ns
Ssjm x Ago WrzeSnia T. b. W Chicago
OBJ. Franolszek WAlczak.
Uehwslono aaeby pozosta6 PREY sta
rel K~onStytuoyt.
q szacunkiem
Fl. RaIcz0k. sekr.
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo. 2 Slerpnia 1893.
Donosiny Szan. Pub~licznosci, 70 dnia
10 z. m. nieubiagans smierc przerwala
pasmo 1ycia. honorowemu czionkowi
Rycerzy korsay Polsk,ej " St. Louis,
Mo-, Oaufremu KoziowsKiemu.
Wyaej wspomnisne Towarzystwo
bardzo odoauwa strate t. zacuego czio-
wieka jatIn byi s.P. Onnfry Kozio-
wski, chociAz nisdiugi Gas byi czlon.
klein massage TowaIzystwa, ale o lie is.
mu ia wystarczafo praoowai calem po-
~swieceniem, tax ola dobra Towsrzystwa.
jak l ola polskoSoi, = " n~arodowych
obchodach i urE1dzaniu amatorskich tea
trow Eawsze braf czynny udziak. Kaady
zwiazkowiec miai Sp.sobnos6 czytac "
naszym Organic ,,Zgoda" wypowiedzia-
NJ move zeszlego roku na obchodzie
~ hstopada, nSzturm Warszawy" wy
Powiedziana Z gorscem uoauciem pa
tryotycznem. Me moge pominse, fe 1
pod vzgle6em religIJnem pracowal ME-
maio q osoblscie prey z~akiadaniu pier
wszej polskiej para6i " St Louis, Mo.
OProcz tego stawai zawsze goraco W
obronie nieslusznie oozernionych du-
chownych osob. Przyjawszy Sakra-
menta swiets zakohczyf fycie majac lat
IL.
CzeSe jego pamiecii
zuPowasnienia Towarzystwa
Czesldso WesoSo1ski,
sekrstarz grupy 137.
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Tow. OrAa POlskiegO, Rrupa l4z
W NanttcOke, Pa.

w N0nt1c0ke, Pa.
bedsie miec Posiedzenie poirocxne dnia
70 SierPnia o godzinie 1 iP0 po polu-
dniu " miejscu zwykiych ~Posiedze6, ma
ktore ks4dy czicnek naletacy do iowa.
rzysswa winien sic stawio. Nieobscni
beg wa1nych Przyczyn Podpsdaj4 karze
wediug UGH val To~wArzystwa.
I u szacunKiem
a. Sicjdk, sekretarz.
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CHIcAso. ID sIsrpnia 1893
NinieiSzem donosze, ~ ma ostatniem
PosiedEeniu Tovsrzystwa Gmiaa Pol.
ska Ne. l., ktore sic odbyso " Nisdzisle
dnia ~ BIN. obrsnyu Sostsl Delegated
ne Seim K. oh. Jan Bobowski.
Jan RnIets, sekF. prot,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
Mityng UnHKrawteckiej (eIoaI
, makeP0)

MitynE Unit Krawteckiet (eIoak
makers)
odbyty " sobote dnis 5 SierpniA 1893,
odniosf desc posadany Iezultat.
Przesalo trzydziostu czlonk6W (ko-
biet) w~stapiio cd razu do takowsj.
NastePny mityng odbedzie sic row.
niea " sobote, okoto godziny Sci WiecE.
" hall ~Puiaskiego, pray Ashland ave.
Wstsp jest d~ozwolony tylko czlonkom
l I roszonym gosciom. A wiec handy.
datkl Tub osoby zechoass bliiej pozusc
cele tsjas Uni, moga bye wprowsdEere
tam przez czionkow, Tub zawiadomic
PoPrzednio Sekretarke.
Helena Siemianotcska. sekr. Uni Kraw.
o43 = l7n al. Chicago, Ills.