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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

Naturally, the men who will have charge
of the worlds fair of 1900, that will exhibit
the final achievements of the nineteenth
century, and make a record OF the prog
ress Of the world at the opening of the
twentieth, will undertake to display a more
imposing exhibit than the great Columbian
Exposition at Chicago. This will be q task
that even Chicago itself would not like to
assume. but the French people hope to
accomplish II. Already they have moved In
the matter and have chosen a site for the
great fair in the suburbs of Paris, where
ample room Is provided to give effect to
the series OF grand buildings 1t Is proposed
to erect. New York also appears in the
field for the honor of being the worlds fair
city Of 1900. Nothing has been done there
yet further than the publication of letters
on the subject In the newspapers but some
good suggestions have been made looking
to the selection of a site down the bay.
New York harbor, with its changing scenes
and the ocean In the distance. will add to
the picturesqucness Of the site. But of
course the ideal place for such q fair, IL II
IL to be national. Is Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

seem to be following 4 similar course just
now. Perhaps the only lesson to be 1sarned
from all this Is a realizing sense Of the
need for greater care and watchfulncss on
the part Of every railroad man from the
president down to tina track walkers. As
long as the safety Of human life depends
upon the watchfulness Of others accidents
must happen. for no man II infalllble. The
introduction Of many kinds Of mechanical
safety devices during late years has gone
far toward reducing personal responsible
ity to . minimum; but this year especially,
when all roads are doing an unprecedented
business a. q result Of the worlds fair, the
liability to accident IL increased again. and
again IL must be said that with such dam
gers threatening II II the immediate duty
Of ali railroad authorities to urge upon their
subordinates the greatest zeal and caution.
for thus only can the human lives en-
trusted to their care be safe from harm.
Quick transportation II q necessity In these
days, but when speed II attended by an
unreasonable increase of danger It ceases
to be blessing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
Force of Habit.

isn't that clock . little Slow asked th'
man who was setting Ills watch.
Possibly" replied the Jeweler. 1T jus
came In from PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

what you want" said the walking dole
gate, 'is shorter working hours"
mot at ALL" replied the working mar
who halls from Boston. What want Il
fewer Of them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

The British parliament has adjourned for
six weeks. The United States Senate keeps
right on talking. 1t has simply adjourned
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

Mr.. Reed manages to get good deal Of
enjoyment out Of sitting In a private box
and criticising the Congressional show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

The vaIkyrie's American experience win
be a combination of rough weather and fair
play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

If Il keeps on being talked through, the
Senatorial hat will be even shabbier than
tradition pictures II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
An Inducement.

Waiter" said the guest. bring me some
mushrooms"
"Singie or double price,"
What do you give with the double
price order?'
AN insurance policy SIR"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

"Oh that my enemy would write a book"
quoted the literary reviewer. And" he
added, as he laid down very dalntily
bound volume. ''oh that my friend
wouldn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
Both Ways,

From the Manchester Union.
The VaIkyrie is with US and against US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

Recently an editor was fined by q Cali
fornia court for publishing a report Of tes-
timony taken in a divorce case. after the
court had made an order forbidding such
publication. The editor appealed. and the
Supreme Court has sustained his appeal
holding that the lower court had attempted
an abridgment Of . constitutional right
According to the decision rendered In the
case . court has no right to prevent pub
lfcation, unless such publication would In
terfere with the operations Of Justice. or
embarrass the court in its proceedings. 1t
was not held that this particular publica-
ton would have such an effect. The order
was made because Of the opinion Of the
judge that the testimony was unfit for pub
lication. But the courts are not, as the de-
cision in the higher court sets out clearly.
the conservators of public morals. The
right of the editor to publish what he chose
Of the proceedings was based upon the right
Of free speech guaranteed by the constitu-
ton. What q man may speak. he may
write and publish. This II the freedom of
the press. and 1t il liberty that stops
only where It invades another's rights. The
country should be grateful to the California
Supreme Court for a decision which has q
tone like stroke of the old liberty bell.
II eternal vigilance Is the price of liberty,
IL Is well to have such watchers on the
tower as these California supreme judges
1t IL not the newspapers only that are con-
cerned in this matter. but the people. for
when the freedom Of the press il menaced
the liberty Of the people Is in danger
Whether the particular publication referred
to was commendable or not. is of no i'm
portance. Newspaper publishers must de-
eide for themselves the limits Of propriety
In such matters. and suffer the conse-
quences in the shape Of prosecution or in
loss Of reputation and business IL they
make mistakes. Neither the courts nor any
other censorship can decide these questions
In advance for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
She Keeps Right On

She Keeps Right On.
Late.
Now.
But still the maiden MARBLES at 4 great
Rate.
Because they wouldn't purchase her q Low
Wow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

% Open the Fall al
IMPORTED GLAor SunAH Satin.
ss::. ss. 'esnss Ts f.sss =:
s:sss.: O. q. :a:rsssd,1 sa S' .s". i Sss s
$50. YARD
ust soer ............... Under skyiisAt.)
1MroRrEp Stick AND Scam Prs
Best rou plate, pearl, turquoise and coal
DC RrauIAE PRICE I5c-
u't so0r. .....................iith st. buiidiaso
CaAxrs IMPERIAL WIRE PArra,
Rough and smooth nnisA.
QUO LIB REGULAR PRICE 6Sc.-
ENVELOPES TO MArcH.
octave, l5c PKG. nzeuIAR PRICE lSo
COMMERCIAL lSc. PKG REsuIAn PRICE
2Oc.
No 1S47 TABLE Fon.s.
Quadruple plate.
-SS HALF DOZEN, REGULAR PRICE
$3.50
Vst moor. ...-.--.. .11th st. bldgl
SILK GAunr FANS.
carved ivory sticks. haDd-paiuted deep lace edge.
80. REGULAR PRICE "a. 90
lst noor. 18th st. blds.)
METAL Burross,
Two sizes.
DC. DOE. REGULAR PRICE Zoe
Qist u'or. ..llth ct. building)
THERMOMETERS,
10. REsULAR PRICE lOc-
MrrAL Promo FRAMES
Fancy open-work designs.
-Z5c. REGULAR PRICE Soc
DIST n"0r.. .............:........ .iith st. blds)
F1euRrp SorA Pn1ows,
China silk rune.
-Sl.5U.-
LADIES AL1-L1xEx HASpKrRcHrrrs,
Northumberland, hemstttched and scalloped edge
Extra value at
-25c-
Qst uoor. .....................M annex)
Fancy SILK GARTER ELASTIC,
Imported; blue. pink. white and yellow
-3Oc. YARD REGULAR PRICE 4Oc.-
KERSs SHouIDEn SUPPORTERS,
For children from to IL Year, Of age.
Zoo. REGULAR PRICE 400
DIST noor ............ .lith st. buildine)
The REc1pRoc1rY" SUIT FOR BoYs
IN seat r. and the fabric kind that
So
10 o''f' 10th ST. buildins)
B1EAcHED DAxAsx,
10 pieces. IS inches wide.
--SUc. YD. REGULAR PRICE ST.
es0 n00r' .lith ST. buildns)
e.. F1auRrD Sw1ssEs,
100 pieces. 81 inches wide
~!3c. YD. REGULAR PRICE Z5c.-
tzd moor. -11th ct. bldsD
LOCKWOOD Mus1rs P1row SLIPS.
100 pairs. bieached. siae 22,srse inches.
-lZac. EACH. REGULAR PRICE l6c.-
ga noor.. ............-...... .llth ST. buildingD
AsDAOsoooors L BrrAcHrD Musrrs,
To. YARD
GIANT CLorH.
100 pieces. 4 inches wider. heavier and better
In every way than calico.
bic. YARD. REGULAR PRICE lOc.-
Co1oREp EnssorDrnrD SKrRr
PATTERNS.
One hundred.
-$1.5O.-
LADIES Vrc1 Krp Burros SHoy..
Square or pointed toes patent leather tips, hand
-SS. REGULAR PRICE AS. 60
ia no0s' list annex
LADIES Ixpoarrp LrsLr Hosr
Rtchslieu ribbed, warranted fast black, double
heels and toes. All sizes.
-Z0c. REGULAR PRICE Soc
Lsdiss' Biaek Wool EQusstrieans Tights ankle
QV $500 OIL IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

by the Patient Public.
Excuse us II we turn our ear
From Congress and its ways
At present we must pause to hear
What Charley Mitchell says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

| Exhibition
| Day
| P|E|R aRiY
IN Fl AXE AN ENGAGEMENT WITH
| I'M rs for next Monday. September
MN | Is. An informal anair-Do music,
| Uvft no flowers, no hurrah. Just quiet
gathering Of our friends-patrons-
| the public-to view the results Of
- - - our weeks Of busy preparations.
To see the fall styles. Have 4 near peep at the
novelties you have seen heraded in all the fashion
prints. To have q look at the new addition-that
ID most as big a. the old store itself To inform
yourself on the new opportunities our increased
| facilities have opened up to you. To see a vast
stock-all In order-before the tumbling hands Of
trade have laid hold of the crowded shelves and
| highstocked counters and disarransed and scat
tered their peerless burdens.
To this parade of the beautiful-ths srtful-ths
worthful-the wearable-you cordially invited.
No matter whether you bring your purses or not.
Seeing costs nothing
What 4 satisfaction It il to view q completed
task.
with which We behold the results Of our earnest
and untiring endeavors to bring to your very
the sun-ths choicest money can buy-tssts can
select-innuence can control.
modern store!
A modern stock!
Not a strand IL lacking in the great lines that
make ours q perfectly appointed DRY GOODS
HOUSE
Fit from one department-from one noor-to
another and spread out over the Immense area
with not an inch Of idle space-you will find
Oriental Silks, Lace Curtains,
Staple and Novelty Upholstery Goods,
Gown Goods. Embroideries,
Black Goods, White Goods,
silks, Cloaks.
Satins, Jackets,
vslvets, wraps,
laces, Furs
Trimmings, Tea Gowns,
Motions, Wrappers.
Mems Furnishings, Mackiutoshss.
Gloves, Infants Wear.
hosiery, Skirts
Underwear, shawis,
Ribbons. Muslin Underwear.
Leather Goods Satines.
HaDdkerchiefs, Ginghams,
Druggists sundries. Bed and Wrapper
Flannels. Blankets.
Corsets. Bed Spreads
Cioakings, Comforts,
Prints and Domestics, Eiderdown Cushions
Printed Percales, and Quilts
Household Linens, Italian SILK Blankets.
And II your curiosity prompts you to ask q
price-what 4 revelation 1t is going to be, What
. surprise' How you will congratulate your.
selves congratulate US on such an alliance-of the
best for the least.
Your visit Will teach you the way to the ward
robe eiegancies- economical shopping.
You are always welcome Monday doubiy 20.
[p[FIRRV'@ (.
NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
Established lS40 iii Telephone ooa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
WOODWARD And [ OTHROP'S
AUTUMN RECEPTION.
Monday, September Twenty=fifth.
All Ready for FaM Throw Open Wide the Doorsl

ps hing ~ us
ne I'd
III nos
dr
earned p~ finest s~a~ w.up
h
a In m things
o. goods three stores
m
- achieved
" " n u
a"hp vr ua ~MA,n~ shwmu
and for he our m shall be ua United
ell Even be
d M and
d each every ~ mn.S~ar
believes ~ 0d
nh uyn
form pp~~
he Nc to CON b ~ ey
m have pmm
" IA n m ~ price or ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
In the District,
SHOOTING STARS.

What care l." said the bandit, "for you.
strong man who can hold up horse. when
I can hold up a train?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
RAFF's ENTERPRISE,
124l lin ST. s. E.

We are receiving New Fan hemaasts even lay.
VIC VIII sal Tor one weed henoasts at prizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
RAFF's ENTERPRISE,
1241 llrH ST. s. E
LEADER Low PRICE,
a M6m1 t~ Pr~vbIoma
buyers of
PlRlE AND NovElTNELNNNEL

ARE VOC THINKING OF A NEW FAIL wkAr.
PER, WONDERING WHAT MATERIAL. WHAT
COLOR. rot SHOULD PURCHAsKf PUxurNo
YOUR MIND As TO THE CORRECT THING,
LET YOUR MINDS REsT EASY ON THE ONE
frEN. FOR We AVE COME 10 YoCn
RESCUE AND WHEN WE HAVE FrlruaFD
WITH THIS WE VIA GREET YoC WITH
ANOTHER. FOR WE ARE PREPARED 10
THROW FLOOD OF LIGHT UPON EVERY
ELEMENT OF UNCERTAINTY. A wuDEnNunS
OF NEW wEAvS AND SHADES WILL GIVE
THE UTMOST FREEDOM TO YOUR FAScT NJ
MAKING THE PROPER SELECTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

REMsaxrs. Rrrxaxs:
&C. Une,eached Cotton. Rsrs pricr. .......- So
- ,neieached Cotton. RaFs price. ......-. .SSe
ioc. tnsi.s es S ooss RsSs price
i2sc Dwight AscSsr csstss. ar prsc:. -.
Wmrr Goops.
iSc. , Ms,,. l I9s H hss p,ses
Sc. White ponst FisSssl. E.ssp t prss ;;....
GneHaxs
&C. Apron Ginehams. Rsn's pr,c, s1sr
s. s. Psss, Sf, ssE,ss r, ss9;
o.. 's"ss iiAins' MN price. .3te
Brsr Pmsrs
Sc Gray Prints. Raf's price sh~
~. DIVES Prints. Rafrs price - -
&c He'd Prints Rams price. .............. az
CAxrox FLAsxn.
Ioe. oantos Flannel. Rsrs price. ... ~. Scs
,2tsc Cantor Fanssi: nsrs price .sSe
ioe slesSss sA nssa.i s,,c. lis
iZ'sc. biesched Fianpsl Rsfs price. ...... .si,s
DREss Goops
lsc. New satincs. Kafrs price. ......... A.
rs; Ne. o.shmsrs- RaE. pr,ce..............i ss
31,sc. Wool s~rrcs Ranp mic. . -. ~, ~
% Atwood serSes. gray Rsfis pScs. $500. SIS
DRApERY
loc: Cretcnne Dnpery. Rafrs price ~.
az-sc Cretonne Drapery. Raks price - ~
&C. saline Drpery. Rare prics.......... .iSa,s
sc. shifting Fiannsl Rsa. prc. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

LADIES, Doaskrx WALKING Gtovrs
$50 dozen, Imported, 4-buttou, pew shsdes Of rrd
with large brass buttons. spear point stitchisv ssd
lap seams.
81 PAIR. REGULAR PRICE 81 so.
Qst noor. .1lth st. annex }
Cnrrox AND LACE JAsors.
50 dozen. trimmed with Cnantilly polpt Avliaue
Point de Irelanie and Point de Paris lace exc
white, light blue, p1Ak, mais and heliotrops vitS
BIO. REGULAR PRICE, 65c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
Goods.

OpHHVHSOCly OVVoSs
nottingham Curtains. worth S2.so.... 1m
Nottingham Curtsins. worth S3....... ~
nottingham Crrtsins. worth b.. 40
Irish Point Curtains worth 3d.. SAo
Irish Point CurtainA worth ee....... NO
See window display Of CsrtainsL
Chenille Portieres, worth e4.5o ....... @0
Chenille Portiere&. worth =. ......... no
Chenille Portieres, worth e7.......... $500
Chenile PORTER 20. worth Sl0..-...... S1.Q
Chenille Portieres, worth tiS...-..... % %
Snowflake Curtains. worth q. 50. now. $500
Snowflake Curtains. worth -. now. - 20
SIM Curtatns worth $3.50 ... Ssoe
sflk Curtains. worth .tiaco
Ssik Curtains. worth $40. $500
Cterilie Table ooven. worth Si...... ess.
window Shades. worth zoe. .......... Gle.
Figured China silks. worth 15c. $500. CO.,
Curtain swtsses. worth Poe. .......... leo.
eOin. Renaissance, worth t2o0 psr
ynru .ss.-----.-.....s.s 1S.@
SIX Tapestries worth S3.......... Sayos
SIX TApestriss. worth 81. 50 .......... s9Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

SaNOmy F0amme0sl
THE BIGGEST JOB OF THE AGE. ALL WOO,
ALL coLoRS AND ALL AsToSlSKnCST, II
PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
IMPORTED GL.or SuaAH Satin,

IMPORTED ULACE SURAH SATIN.
100 yards. 20h inches wtAe. Pin-head effects,
Ii the latest coles csmbinatione. THIS fabric hos
met with remarkable success In the paristan mar.
kss nscanss Of its sdapsablity for gowns. blouse
AZ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
WHERE
Little Money
Talks Loud:
AT the Globe.

little money vii 10 . long way hsss %
Monday IN buytnT furniture. uersS -
hint Of what 10 expect
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22
SuchOty -wyleczOne.

Starry leksrz doktor, przestawszy
praktykowac, a nsjao d, reczouy przex
Misyonarzy Wsohodnich Indii, formu-
larz prostego leczenis wsrzywa Of, W
krotkim ozasie zupstnie leczy suchoty,
zspalenis krtaui, kstary, dyoha~ vice 1
inne gsrdlowe ! pluone ohoroby. oraz
Eupelne ! predkis ~wyleosenie nerwo-
wych siaboSci ! nerwowyoh chor6b, DO
Wyprobowsniu tyoh leczniczyoh srod-
kow " tysise1nych w~ypsdEaoh wziaR
sobie n ~obowiszek oglosi6 10 swym
oierpiacym Eiomkom. Bedsc przeisty
cheoia ulzeuis cierpiRcej ludzkosoi, u
prEeszle "a darmo kakdemu kto zsda
receipt y Niemieoxim, Frsncuzkim Tub
Aogielskim iezyku I wskaz6wksmi jak
uAywac.
Adresowsc z dolsczeniem mark 1
imienia gazety. W. a.. Moves,
$50 Powers Black. n chester, N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22
20. ioszenie).
NleOpOdEtaak1


w jednym 1 ostatnich dni otrzymsli-
fmy poezta pomiedzy inneui vymiana-
mi male pismo, nSsoias'o", a gdysmy
mieli chwile czasu wzielismy nSDiatso"
do reki. Nsjcudowniejsza powiesc
przedstawila sic nam | nasze z~aciekawie-
ME wsmagslo sic, i'm dalej czytalismy.
Pomied.y g6rami, kt6re dziela stsny
Pennsylvania i Maryland, " piekDych
Blue Ridge g6rach, syi wiele lat temu
PREY kohcu ostatniego stulecia, maiy
garbaty cziowiek Z olbrzymia inteligen-
cys i oudowns wladza leczenia, DIR. p.
Fshrnsy, lekarz szwajcarsko- niemiecki,
kt6rego slawa rozpowszechniia sic po
oalym Wschodzie. Leczyl, ayl, umara,
leoz praea jego ME umarla Z MIN. Jake
spadek pozostawii swemu synowi sekret
swego lekarstvs i swoja biblioteke, kill
ka starych lekarskich ksiaaek, kt6re
byly skiadane j drIkowane przeszlo
cEterysta lat temu. Poszedl, lecz praca
lego poxostAia. Szia cd pokolenia do
pokolenis, . dzisiaj DR.. Piotr Fshrney,
wnuk czaroksietnika Z Blue Ridge gor,
wypelnia wiernie misye, ktora mu po
wierzyi jego przodkowie. ,,Lecz co
wszystko 70 ma znaczyer" slyszymy, jak
m6wi, cierpliwy czytelnik. Wssystko "
odkryciu i probach DR.. Piotra GOmozo.
To bedzie tax dziwna rzecza ola naszycb
ozytelnik6w jak historya jego odkrycia
/ to naturalnie. De. Piotr Fahrney, Jak
jego ~przodkowie, nigdy ME dai W wiel
kR trRbe, ably wychwalao swe lekarstwo,
lecE Jednakowos q rozPowszechniio
sie pc wszystkich stanach, n dzislaj ty-
sisce biogosiawia mu, jsko ich dobro
czyhcy.
Badajac tn i owdzie przekonujemy
sic, 70 ,,Sviatio" zostalo otrzymanem
przez wieiu Z naszych czytelnIkow. Ola
tego uwaasmy IA rzecz stuszns podsc
kilka slow rady. d.. Piotra GomozO
ma, o lie sic dow~iedzielsmy, dobrs SKA
we jake lekarstwo czyszczace krew.
ZnaJduje sic obecnie pred publiczno
scia przeszio sto Lat, j okazafo sic bye
wybornem lekarstwem, gdy wiedza le-
karstwa ME mogia dac rady. Jednako
woz ME jest n naptekarskiem" lekAr
stwem dla przyczyn, ktore innylh razem
wyti6maczYmy, DR.. Piotr Fahrney
prosi r~zerelnych ludzi, ably ola legu
sprawy ~prscowali. Agenci ME msIa
sPrzedawac pc domach ITO peddle tego
lekarstwa; giownym ich obowiazklen
jest zamawiA6 Ola tych, ktorzy go chca
sprobowa6. Me potrzeba wielkiego
kapitaiu. Przyslijcie $500 q dostanie-
Gle pubic ma probe i wszystkie potrze
bne druki, z~swierajace setki swiadectw,
cd dobrze znanych osob, ktore sic wy
leczyiy z roanych przestarzalych dole
gliwosci. lynn, ktorzyby chcieli sko-
rzystac z tel ~sposobnosci chciehbysmy
~powiedziec, 20 DIR. Peter Fahrney,
1l2-114 5. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, ILL.,,
Jest zuPefnie rzetelnym oalowieklem, i
1e Mkt ME Potrzebuje sic wachsc przy-
sfae mu pienladze "a pubic ma probe.
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u " Tow. Bynewie,Po lski 4 Latvv -
Cleveland, o. sekr. e. Van
3 Berton Il w. s.
~ Tow. Hetmsna Stefana Czanieo-
kiego " Philadelphia, Pa sekr. A
Aonkiewics, 100 Federal str.
y " Tow. Synowie Kotciusxki Seattle
Wash. SEX J. K. Mankowskibox 1S6
- Tow. Tadeusza Kotoiuszki - Lo
rain, D. sekr. w. Noweski box 206
70 Tow. Rolnikow sw. Izyd gA v
Gnieznie, y. Louis Co. sekr. Mar
DIN kuanierek. Duluth 610L6th 81
10 Tow. Ohrohcy Korony Polskiej "
Bridesburgb. Pa, sekr. Il, Ken
dxiora 1858 Buckins str,
"a " Tow. Polskicb Prxemysiowc6w "
South Bend. Ind. sekr. l. N. Ku-
- charski, 500 B. Chaplin str.
. " Tow. Narodowe Polskie K. Puia-
ski Arge Ia Ark. sekr. N. lux sze
wicz North Little, Rock Ark.
y Tow. Krola Stefana Bstorego "
MIMsukee, VII. sekr. w .Pozonb
70 Clark str.
o Tow: KS. Kordeckiego " Trenton,
y. !. sekr. t. Szymahsh Il
Il Tow. Ogniwo Polskich Braci v
Willismsburgh, N. Y. sekr. T.
= Lewandowski 70 N. 7th st.
o " Tow. "Iednosc" Town Lake. IN
sekr. w. Dropik 4432 Wood str.
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chicago Ills. sekr. N. T. Nezy.
do 1924 Wall ct
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Ramsdell str.
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Downers Grove Ills.
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SEymahski.
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Ill sekr. w Nowak $50 Sprfn-
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