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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

mAbONlt lEMflbs JOl4iEIs ILLS.
fore them at that time. Joliet is now a
city Of 10000 inhabitants, and numerous
beautiful and costly buildings cover the
ground where once the bison roamed. The
splendid Masonic temple, built Of lime
stone, is one of the ornaments of the city.
Grand Commander Gaul has decided that
''thc baldric should always be worn with
full uniform, and no law exists permitting
1t to be dispensed with by any Sir knight.
whether officer or not"
Bro. William II. Miller ST., past master
Of Polar Star lodge, New York, has missed
but one communication of his lodge In 32
fears.
Bro. II. p. Dedrick, master of Sycamore
lodge, New York. has been appointed grand
representative of the grand lodge of Cali
fornia, near the grand lodge of New York.
Freemasonry is religion, and il inculcates
religious thought, sentiment end duty; 1t
Is theology, though it has no creed.
National lodge, No. 30, of New York
charges $500 initiation fee. 1t has less than
40 members. Though small in membership
IL is large In funds. It's bank account and
other assets reach nearly $4,000
California lodge, No. /. of San Francisco,
charges $50 for initiation; no charge for af-
filiation; dues 81 per month. 1t has 450
members, with assets of nearly 100000, and
disburses over $500 annually in charity
alone.
The symbolism of Masonry is the soul OF
Masonry. Every symbol is q religious
teacher and it is in its explanations of their
meanings that its value consists.
The secret of having plenty of visitors at
lodge meetings and having them call often
lies in the manner in which they are re
ceived and treated.
The eightieth annual conclave of the
grand commandery of New York was held
In Buffalo. The parade was magnificent.
The following officers were elected: John
II. bennington, G. c.: James w. Bowden,
ID. G. NJ; Horace A. Noble, G. g.; John A.
Mapes, c. G.; Arthur Macarthur, G. S. W.;
George Nicholson, G.. j. W.; Rev. Cornelius
l.. living, G. p; Ralph c. Christiance, G.
T.; Robert Macoy, G.. r. for the forty
second time; Charles +. Ide. G. S. b.; james
S. Manning, G. S. b.. Charles II. Armitage,
G.. W.; Charles ii. Honsley, G. /.
The baldric should always be worn with
full uniform, and no law exists permitting
1t to be dispensed with by any Sir knight,
whether officer or not
Attend eeAelaves, but don't initiate the
man who by going TO church Sunday thinks
he confers such favor upon the Almighty
that he can cavort around with the devil
the ether six days of the week. Work be-
tween conclaves, carrying petition in
your pocket, and use every honorable effort
to increase the efficiency and standing of
your commandery.
The Masonic monument, erected on the
Masonic plot in Mount Pleasant cemetery
at Toronto by the Masonic lodges of that
city and vicinity, was unveiled.
Sir j. w. Nash of Minneapolis Is grand
commander and Sir Thomas Montgomery
Of st. Paul grand recorder Of Minnesota.
Bro. John Watson Of Texas is giving Ma
sonic instruction in that state.
Trust not the man who processes to have
renounced Freemasonry because he could
not be a Mason and Christian.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Grand Army.

AT The reeting OF PRESCOTT post last
Friday evening the question OK procuring
a burial lot In one OF tho many ceme-
teries was brought mp for discussion.
Tonight will be the date OF the regular
monthly campfire, when he officers and
comrades of c. X. Guild post of Hcrris-
vile, Francis w. Goddard post OF Ashton.
and Richard Tobln post OF Warreu will
be the guests OF the evening.
Last Wednesday evening tho n,eoip
OF Slocum post was well ATTENDED. ard
the rames Of three more veterans OF the
war were added TO tie roster Of the post.
Ass stsnt Inspector Ezbon O. Cook was
pre-, cut in his official capacity and found
the most to be as usual in an excellent
cord!tion in every respect. Chief
Mastering Officer James A. Abbott
was also among the visitors.
The mkt c,mpfre Of the post
will be held wednesday evening. Novsm-
Der IS, when Department. Commander
George 7. Craaston aid staff will be
present.
Commander-in-Chief Adams has so far
II covered from his serious illness a. to
be removed to his home near Boston.
The regular meeting of Arnold post
was held In its post hall Monday even
ing. Oct. 80. Commander George II.
Fisher presiding.
Relief C mmittee reported several cases
of destitution relieved nee last meet I,
and one comraae provided with G mi
Portable home for the coming winter.
Very little sickness prevails among the
comrades at the present time. The
chairman o. the COMMITTEES havin I:
charge OF the arrangements for the fair
which will op,n Monday evening. NV. 6.
reported everything IN complete rradi-
ness for said openi g. The post hall h, .
been most beautifully decorated for the
occasion nnd,r the personal supervisint
of Fo.t Commander George II. Fisher.
Monday evrnin :. Nov. 8. the fair viii lie
formally op ned By His Excellelcy CIV.
ernor ID. Russell Brown and stan.
The next regular meeting Of tie post
will be heli Nov. "a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03


lodge, No. o; Columbia Royal Arch chap.
ter, No. /; Columbia commandery, No. q.
Of which he il the generalissimo, and Al
mas temple, of which he is the assistant
rabban. During Mr.. Cleveland's first al-
ministration he was appointed disbursing
officer Of the postofiice department.. and
early in the days OF the present admins
tration the same Office was rendered 70 and
accepted by him.
Medina Temple of the Ancient Arabic
Order of the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
of Masonry Of North and South America
was recently organized in New York city
by John G. Jones, SD degree, most impe-
rial grand potentate Of the order of the
United States, with solemn and impressive
ceremonies. This is the first temple organ
lied in the state of New York for colored
Masons
The annual bali, or carnival, of New
York Shriners will be held In Madison
Square Garden, Jan. 10. 1894.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Grand Orient.

Crescent council viii hold meeting In
Red Mems hall Tuesday evening Nov. a..
when Graz rient w. NJ. Greene aud lis
band OF princes will confer the highly in
teresting degr &c upon twelve or more an
al lates. i.
Elmwoad cou rcil will hold meeting
In Elmwood lodg X Of r. hall. Tues
day evening, Nov. 81. 1t is expected hat
here Will ieat least forty candidates
All princes OF the order are requested to
ib pr s.nt without further notice.
IL - said that Naomi council which was
ut time the most prosperous AID
prominent council. shows signs OF lie, and
is soon to bud out in all Of its former
plorr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Iron Hall.

The report Of the receiver filed in court in
Indianapolis isas follows: Receipts and dis
bursements for the period from Aug %,
1899, to Sept. %, 1893, s762, 16s "a; expended,
81 7,003.10, leaving balance of s7l5, 1856 "a.
OF the disbursements, sec, ,322.73 was paid
to attorneys, the firm of Hawkins s. Smith
alone receiving 81, 800 of the amount. The
statement shows that the order had 1,073
branches, 63, ,2s2 members at the last assess
ment, 81 1850, l60 in reserve funds due at the
time he was appointed and 81 ,23s ,643 in re-
serve funds now due. The assets at the
time Of his appointment consisted of 81 ,3Go,.
p7l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Mystic Chain.

Alfred Anthony castle met last We'd
ne day evening. One candidate was
initiated in the first degree, and three
applications for membership were re-
ceived.
The L embers Of the order are requested
20 met In the square at Olueyville next
Tuesday evening at o'clock for the
purpose Of visiting Samuel s. Colyer
castle of Pawtucket. The line will be
headed by the Rhode Island band. The
John Bray military company will act as
an e. scort TO the line.
Provldencs castle net last evening,
when one candidate was Initiated in the
first and one In the tbirl decree.
Roger Williams castle will hold a con-
cert. entertainment and social in Hedly's
ball Monday evening Nov l3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

nj to Washington
In 1888 amliated
with all the organ
izatlons of the ju-
risdiction. and fur
ther increased his
Masonic knowl-
edge by receiving
the degree OF the
Royal Order OF
Scotland and tho
Ancient ArabicOr-
der Of the Mobiles
OF the Mystic
Shrine. He Is now
an active member
of Nam -Tat,,eala,,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Ancient Order of roresters.

Robin Hood is the patrcn saint of the
order, and it is supposed TO take his exam
pie in its actions. The rich are made to
pay, that they may be paid when they are
poor. IL is a mutual benefit order, and in
England this idea has been carried out un-
Oil all members, whether able to work or
not, are supported after they reach GER
tain age. Last year a, 500, ,0O0 was paid out
for death and sick benefits. II Is universal
In that IL makes no distinctions between
creeds, nationalties or politics.
The order nvw has a membership OF over
l30, 600 and has more than 600 courts, with
II grand courts in as many states. The
next supreme convention will be held at
New Haven In the month of September.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Odd Fellowship.

just at the present time the most p 'p-
plPr Odd Fellow lin the state IL Vice
Grand Reuben >. Bemis OF Pilgrim lodge.
who has had the honor of being efscted
to the position OF inspector OF plumbing
for the city of Providence. That he is q
thorough workman has been shown by
the recommendation he received from
nearly every prominent plumbing house
In the city. and there Is no doubt but
what he has the best library on
the subject OF any one man In
the state. IL not New England.
and long before the question of an iu-
sp ctor was mentioned he spent his spare
moments in reading books and papers
that now are OF much service to him. He
Is undoubtedly the beat man In that
lire OF work that the city cih produce,
md the residents OF the city should feel
satisfied that competent man holds so
responsible .position. Brother Bemis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Sons of St. Ge0rqe.

There has ben lite differences OF
opinion as to who is the chief officers OF
the military branch Of tbs DIR. aud the
offic rs Of the supreme lodge
have used extremely p'ea,ant
methods In bringing about
peaceful settlement Of t.e mat er. and
have succeed, d in satisfying eve'y milf
tary body in the order with the exception
of four in this state. and one ia Wrrces-
ter Mass. IL has been decided tbas
the members under the old regime shall
hold their present title, and positions
aud no clauge will he made in any way
except that all shall acknowledge Che
major general, who has been duly elected
by tic supreme lodge. The fivs bodies IN
the East have taken cps to consider the
matter, and will meet mt 400 Wests
ministers 70 Il on Novsm be- 12, nt 3 o clock.
Tie present order will be represented by
Brigade General John Bray; Capt. Her
bert Il. Walker and Private Robt. Clanp.
while that of the post will he Co onei
Bradfeld. Captain Smaiies AID men-
ber from Worcester. 1t Is ex?ec. ed that
the matter will bs settled A. IL has bsea
In all other parts Of the country.
Perseverance, lodge. Daughters OF st.
Geor ~, met ~ an early hour last evening
with Mrs. Katie Holden as preidenf, for.
tn purpose or disposin: of whitevsr
bus less which CINE up for action and 10
cl, S e,rly Sd that the social committee
could take charge OF the meeting, and cI-
Joy al evening Mt dancing. The affair was
an apron and neckiie party, and q $50
o'clock the hall wis we'll filled witn
young aud old. About 10 o'clock the
members OF g rdo cnnman lerr, nt'ired
In their new aud brilliant uniforms.
entered the ball aud took hand at the
fun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Pythian sisterhood.

The regular session of Elmwo as.
sembly was held last Wednesday after
noon in + mwood lodge X. OF p. hall
There was no degree work. This event z
the members OF the Tea SO cial society i'll
meet at the residence OF 5 ser Eidrige,
lS) Stanwood avenue. The scial
committee reported that masquerade
hall would I've held next Tuesday evening
In Elmwood X. Of Il. hall. corner of Elm
wood and Potter's avenues.
The son Of Sister Barrows was reported
as being dangerously III.
A ocal will be held in ralstaf club
hail IA ext Friday evening by Calantha
assembly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Knights of Pythias.

John q. Purkls is on, Of the most pop
ular members of that staunci old lodge
known throughout the entire jurisdiction
as Oriental No. o OF this city, aud has
been honorrd with the title OF past chan
cellor. While pr ,ther Purkis takes a
lively interest In all that pertaines to the
Welfare OF the lodge he finds time to
devote pcrtion OF his time aud
labor and irfuencs to the building up
OF Rhode Island division No. / Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

A lar ge number of the ladies of this
organization met at the residence OF Sis
ter But nan at Central Falls Thursday
afternoon. During the afternoon a
palatable dinner was served an the re-
mainder Of the time was devoted 10 soc!-
bility. Tae next meeting will bs held
Mrs. Broran, 149 Lockwood street,
Thursday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
The Northwestern Legion.

The secretary's report shows that there
are now 100 councils in Iowa. Kansas. Min
nesota, Nebraska and Missouri, which have
a membership of about 1850. There are zoo
lady members of the order Only two
women members have died during the past
two years. Grand Treasurer Alverson ~
ported that the society lost e6 members IN
two years and paid out $4,000 In death
losses. There are so 900 In the treasury and
eo.o0o In first mortgage bondA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

The new most eminent grand command
er, John A. Cowan, is a man of 45 years
and member Of st. Johns, No. 1, Of To-
ronto, tho first encampment TO plant the
banner of st. John on this continent. He
was born in Montreal and has been stanch
supporter Of the order from its foundation
In America.
The next meeting Of the chapter general
will be held in Toronto
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

The Ladies auxiliary 60 the Providence
Veteran Firemcn held its REGULAR me, &.
ing last Wednesday afternoon. Permis-
sion was given two persons TO become
members OF the association. The next
family gathering will be hel at the resi-
dence q Comrnde @. o. L'gg, 25 Cousti-
tuition street. Thursday evening, Nov. 16
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
FOreSterS.

Court r ger Williams held "A short ses-
SION last Friday evening. Two aprlica-
tions for mrmbersh p were received.
he fair of Court Jefferson was brought
to close last Tue day evening. 1t was
financial sue ess.
The officers of the grand court visited
Court Woodlawn on Wednesday evenin :,
anl on Monday evening, Nov. 13. they
will pay Court NJ lunt Carmel visit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
,s> ..aEAl>EyE
S P!E -
%lW CURE

new ami Complete Treatment. consisting of
euppo-itories Ointment in Capsules ana Two Borss
Of nineft Positive Cure Tor External. Internal.
cure rendering operatioa with the knife unr
necessary hereafter. This hemedy has never bcsn
Why suffer from this terrible disease wnen a wriS-
Ten guarantees IL po-itsvey gwen Win boxeS -
sample. quarsntee issued Dy our hgentp. uBQ
PrsvidsncA = !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Masonic.

Little did James Marquette, Jesuit
missionary, and Louis Julette, q trader,
who encamped on mound near Joliet in
1873, think what thriving city would
spring from the wild prairie that spread be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

Judge Frank II. Thomas II : native q
Chaotauqua county. N. ", but early ~
moved to the Saginaw valley, Michigan.
He received all the York and Sc0ttish
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

whatev may be the cause Of blanchlng the
hair may be restored 90 its origi1al 'lor bv the
use OF that po,nt remedy .R-ll vsge able scilian
Hair Remover.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

: "s.arn b omow) eat'! n,s
aA't In snosobv domo"sgn tSs
n'egY i"rarniu rozmaityc eli h.rob
o"at opis"ni" rnzma't,rh r"Si's
l.rz.cych vrzez PrzyJani+la Lo'3H
Koa"l ......
2. Nlnszow a ola rr.;@..
COW innych lr, gich nsSh..2c
Pr"rortw c!M ! c h ! ,,at.
loAri re Saby, IS Sybi!ii, krre~
dza Marka Wsrnyhory inn,"s
o. roku SIS pred Narrdzrn'c&
Chrystusa al do poznycb y'sk@-~
Semi: X czyIi Wr6kenle s. s.uaw,
Ma przeszio 1860 pr%sp"nt3
~sfu&ace, z r6znych star dawn, sa
kslag zebrany ......... 10
kOZMOWA POLAKA z Rasxnho
aisToRYA o GRzEGORzu,
kt6ry prsc7 II la, psuo@.l
przykuty do sks}y. p'risaa
w~zruszajace opowiadanie d's Vi
1UCHARKA POLSKA / ANn-
So
ROBINSON KRUZOE CYL: sku-
tiki ME r,osiuszehstwa ksiszka za-
pefnie nowo ! tre8ciwie uto&onx,
7RABIA PAROBKIEN q kmie.
)~POWIADANIE PODROANEGO
o strasznie dziwnem fo4u...10
.AKLETA DZIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK EATKA...........e
'le6ni p k i Q, zebrAne dis
Polonii W Ameryce przez WI.
Dyniewicza......... .....25
raw dzlwy Persk OBJ.
G p SIX s Q i k. = najpew.
niejszy sposob wygrania ma To-:
teryi wed1ug kombinaeYj slyn.
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematyki Orlice itp.-tudzies wy.
jawienienie tajemnis i sposob, ia.
kich u&ywano N starozytnokoi
do przepowiadania i wrotenia
przyszioici.-Z przeszfo 200 o.
brazkami. Dosfowny przedruk
Sennika dr~ukowanego " dra.
karni Unlwersytetu Jagielloh-
skiego W Krakowio.... $50
K as ladnej d%ziewezynie. 40
? " 1850 q koheu 8yeia Plata
eontskiego..s .....l9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
H!EiKI! ZAP Is
NoWych Ksiazek

NoWych' Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia II ieronim Der
d owsklego W Winonie.
mianowicie.
/. G ic h E FAC hrze
Il 8 k a ksiazka do
n%abozenstwa ola katolik6w
v %slicznej %zfoconej | wy
uaczanei ok4adce oraz re
Aoconym brzegiem, l.2k
o. B 6g ie]ana-
SEA, ksiaska DO nabozen.
silva, W takiei samej kosz
townej oprawle 1.9s
8. 3 adj w ola Two
a, modlitwy rozmysla-
MIA ma wszys.Aie uroczy-
stosci koscielne IA wszel-
kle ~oko!lcznoSci zycia, "
droglej oprawle l.2j
4 Ksiazka 10 nabo
Z ii wa HauiDa w
ma wspanial~zei oyraw:c.
be- okucra) 2fe
g.. AMID s.rGz I, 4Dr.w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

-C1yty mnie ME znasz2Czy
ty ME wiesz re ia umiem jezyk
trzymac "a zebami? A juz eli
sic kline ma wszystko najsvie-
tSZe
Mikola)ka nachyliIa sic jej
do ucha j wyspowiada}a. Po-
czela W rece klaska6, a psy
wieszac ma dziadzie, re soble
skarb chcia} przyw}aszyc.
Trzeclego czy czwartego
dnia. po wsl pletli rome RE
czy; re Mikolaj 6wlerci poly
czai w karczmnie, ma ktorej
smo}y troche byio u dina, a
gdy cwlartke odniosl, dukat
znalezli do niej przylgniety.
Drudzy mowili, re dusze
sprzedal, re stara kura nios}a
jaja dukatow pelne, q mare
szcie, IL barana mia} W ko
more, ktory )ak sic strzasl,
sypa}y sic z nlego czerwoh
&c.
Pred Mlkolaiem siaki TAXI
czapke %zdejmowal, czego nj
gdy dawnlej ME bywafo.
Staremu to pochle bia}o i
m6wil soble: - Mic ME vie
dza. a no take nosy maja!
no! ho!...
Chodzi} teraz z rekoma W
kieszeniach, Z czapka ma ba-
kier.
Najgorsza by}a rzecz, re
wieczorami Z baba dzieh W
dzieh sic kl6cill, co z pie
niedzmi robiG. Ona CO innego
chcia}a, on co lnnego.K rowy
jej bylo koniecznie, jemu
konia i wozu.
DaleJ grunt by kuplli.D ziad
rozumnieiszy s1owa trzas}. Jak
ludzie zobacza, re grosz many,
pokoju ME bedzie; trzeba tax
Eye, jakby my go ME mieli.
"A 20 coz on nam sic
zdal? = mowila bahia.
= Ma czarna godzine!
- Toe juz czarniejsza bye
ME moze jak dis.
- E! co ty gIupia babo
znasz! = kohczy} Mikolaj /
szedl do gospody radzlc z
Pasimucha.
Miko}ajka wlok}a sic do
Op6jduchowej i p}aka}a.
- Zeby ME ia baba stara
bestya - mowi} Mikola] =
HIM? ]eszcze bym sobie mIoda
zonke wzia} i gospodarstwo
prowadzi}.
Zeby ME ten starry dziad, co
mi zycie zawiqza} = szeptala
Miko}ajka- zebym take pie
niadze mia}a! A toe ia cd
niego O lat pietnascie mlodsza
jestem, jeszcze bym "a pa
robka wysz}a "a MAJ, jax ma
ley / troche swiata szkcszto-
wala.
lDokohczenie nastapi.)
Il Prus Polskich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
Il Prus Polskich

Watcz. O d 1go kwietn,a
b. r. bedzle nauczyciel LANCE W
gimnazyum tutej SEEN udziela4
nauke polsklego jezyka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

do Zaynowca i ma przedfuzenie
szosv prusko- polczynsklej ma
Darlubie az do wejherowskc-
krowsllej szosy.
t BfoniSfa,ca 2 G%6fkowskich
LewlnSKa, corka S. D.. Ludwlka
G6lkowskiego j Maryannv 2 Dzla-
low sklch, niegdyS q dzledzic6w
Trzeb;elucha W pow. chelminskim,
a iona S. p. Felixa Lewihskiego,
osladfego W koneu W Papowle
Iorunsklm, zmar}a W zeszia
srode rano Bydgoszczy W
sc roku zycia'
+ S. p. Mohat hr. So1tan, syn
Adama legionlsty p%u4kownlka
wo1sk poIskich roku 1881 i
ldalii 2 Pociej6w hr. %So}tan6w, a
brat hr. Adama i Nary hr. Sic
raAowskiej 2 Waplewa (matkl
obecnego dzledzica Waplewa),
rodem = gubernl gr%odzienskiej,
wi@$ciciel dobr ma Wolyn,u,
wygnanlec sybirski pc roka 1868,
zmarf pc krotkiej choroble W nocy
ma czwartek W Krakowle, liczac
lat 67.
= Swlccie, Poniewaz wyzsza
sekunde PREY tutejszem proglmna-
zyum znieslono, wladze mlejskle
domagaja sic, aby znizono dok{adke
miasta ma mamie tego zak1adu.
Prowincyalne k%ollegium szk6lne
odpowledziato, re czekac trzeba,
az W podobneJ sprawie Fryd-
landzie sad rozstrzygmle.
- Czersk. logo z. m. pc
poludniu zosta1 tuteiszym
kosciele paraflalnym pob}ogosfa-
wIony zwiazek ma}zehskl pomledzy
ua~uczycIelem p. Mrowlnskim
parma Machalewska. X. wikary
dope}ni} aktu slubnego, ,podczts
kt6rego dzieci spiewa}y Ia chorze.
- Brodnico. Z n~aszej okolicy
donosi ,,Geselllge",iz socyaIl dsl sic
tam krzatajq a. Niedawno temu
przyby} Z Berlma jakls a%yitator,
9 obchodz2c G6rale, Buk g6ralski
Kam,en, rozdawa} pomiedzy
cha}upnikow i robotnikow odezwy
"a opiata lu6 1ez bezp}atnie, lak
mu sic udafo. Rada mleJska
obra}a rzecznika Wyczyhskiego i
dyrektora gimnazyalnego Skotlanda
i przedstawicielaml mlasta ma zebra
( niu representative mast, ktore
odby}c sic II z. m. W Toruniu.
Czersk, IL. stycznia 1898, w
naszych stronach okazuje sic brak
paszy ola bYd1a, "a centnar slana
dawaJa 4 mark a ~jeszcze trudno
go 1ostac. z powodu tego niejeden
gospodarz chstnie by jaklej sztuk1
bydfa SIG pozby}, lecz ME ma
komu sprzedat. Tych kllku zydow-
skich H~eznik6w, to n'e wiele
macy, a CT patrza tez, leby jak
nathaniel kup,c. Swim ME wolno
do mas ma targi przywozjG, tylko
W domu ma kazdy %sprzedac. Ma
d~zlsielszy targ troche SWIM przy-
wiezlono, lecz takowe natychmlast
do domu napowrdt wzlaSG musla-
no. - Ia korzec zyta p}acono
4,75 M, kartofli l,4o m, mas3o
70 fen. "a funt. Mleso n~ajdrozsze,
gdyz "a iunt >kopowego trzeba
dac so fen, wleprhowego 60 fen,
s1oniny so fen.
- Skurez. Wieksl w}asciciele
okolicy czynla staramla o %wybudo-
wanle trzec1orzednei kolel zcIaznej
albo ztad ma W~ielbrandowo do