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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12
Scared THEIR VICTIM.
InlUmnn Treatment Of n Drunken
Man by q bartender ana Il Roy.

Albert Barkowsky. eighteen years Old,
and George Dunn, 2 bartender, were ar
rested yesterday at Chicago for iniiictDG
serious and cruel wounds upon Thomas T.
Davies, a porter in a barber shop, with 9
red-h0t poker. Davies went 20 the saloon
owned by BarEowsky's father greatly. IN
der the influence Of liquor and there the in
juries were inflicted by the prisoners
Both of his eyebrows We're burned away
and under each eye the hot iron burned Il
track an inch long. and a similar mark was
left behind each ear. On each wrist the
skin was burned away for an inch and q
half. while on each leg from the ankle up
FOR a distance OF six inches the hot iron
burned almost to the bone. In The region
OF the abdomen also there are severe burns,
while many of his ribs were traced with
the hot metal.
lie will probably be crippled for life The
prisoners had no reason for their diaboliCal
treatment of the unfortunate man except
their pure righteousness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12
smaIIpox<nnd Sun Spots.

At recent meeting of the Cook County
Medicine Society Mt Chicago
a resolution was adopted to the effect that
and revaccination should be
made compulsory every eleven years. The
resolution is the result Of a theory by Or
T. c. Duncan that smallpox epid".Hics are
with great atmospheric changes,
as observed in maximum magnetic dis
turbances, auroral displays and sun spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12
,ruour,s GIFT 10 SAN Francisco.

4 special from san Francisco says: Philip
d. Armour the Chicago philanthropist.
viii give S5o0.ooO 10 the san Francisco pub
lie schools for the establishing of a manual
training school, in which 10 teach boys
trades This IL intended to serve as me-
mortal OF his early success in California,
wher he made the money which served az
a nucleus Of his fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12

The recent Earon-Neal glove fight at Hot
Springs, Ark, was won by the latter IN
the thirteenth round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12
heterogeneous Objected.

| The Nicaraguans. Of course objected to
the landing Of the British troops and
charged the British officers with an open
violation of the Cfayton-BuIwer treaty.
Little attention was paid t. this BY the
British. The Nicaragua wanted them TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12

snapper Garrison is hard at work re-
ducing to lis pounds. at which weight Ajax
is entered in the Brooklyn handicap. Gar
rison. who weighs between l25 and l26
pounds says that the handicap Is the Only
race he viii ride this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are urgently re-
quested to hand in advertisements
the day prior to publication. in
sured. Want advertisements will
be received up to noon OF the day
OF publication. precedence being
given to those first received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12
LauriifnE Babies

loved by everybody. coed nature in children
Is rare unless they ar" healthy. Those raised On
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand CONDENSED MIX are
comparatively free from sickness. tbs milk is
So easily prepared that improper feeding IS in
excuslbIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-12

Mile Rhea and entire company at E.lks'
benefit tonight. Albaugh's Opera House.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Chicago. Nov. 20 Dartmouth college
ana the ChicaEo Athletic association
fought for foot ball honors Vt the south
side Athletic park today. The weather
was extremely disagrecnhlc a ncllvy
fall &c aleot during the morning having
put thc grounds In had condition, kut
deapite the storm the grand stanh was
packed and the hoNos aud carriage
rooms were well dlled The iinal scotc,
10 . In ChleAgu's favor, was a sur
prise. even 70 the weatcrners, as Dart
mouth had been expected TO heat the
athletic association team badly The
play was hard from start 10 iiniah, and
while none OF the men left the grounds,
several were badly bruised. chicago
Kicked on and got the bali well down
Dartmouth's nPld. but hot lghting
prevented scoring, the first half ending
o 10 O Much OF the play IN the last
half Was dangerously close o. Chicaso's
goat. but close punting ana hard acilm-
images resulted In NanlurageN carrying
the bail beyond partmouth'a line, \
nunt to try Tor goal gave Dartmouth
the ball but soon after Chicago's
touchdown the game was called, leaN-
lng the final score. ChicaBp 4, Dart
mouth o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Austin. Tex. Nov. s9.--Thls being
rhanksriying every department Of
the state. United states government
otIices. banks and many business
houses are closed on this account
,he Town would perhaps be palnfuIiy
n,,iat we're IL not for the presence ~
he city 81 the Arkansas unlNe,slty
fnotbali team, (which plays the "
sjtv team at $3.50 at Hyde PARK. u
At this writing the streets tre LII
n, boys and other lovers OF the spoI
in the lobby Of the Avenue hptei
atanding room is at premium
Austin did not go short on venus i,,,il',,,
Yesterday. Besides the Lubbock-Illlom
Wedding there were three others 40
Hnlman S. Ballinger to MIS-, Maix
II Wolf. w. II. Goodrich OF Hempnl,l
a. Niias bertha Sutor, stephen H. hau-
Nv 10 Miss Stella 3. Posey. AZ,
Governor Hogg has appoinieu ~.
charles Conner one OF the clVl e.i-
sineers OF the railroad commission -
sect ns n delegate to the SouthWes.ei, -
ir,JpatIon convention that tles. 1885,. -
San Antonio on the an OF De'''"'
Der .,.rsa,t county
4udgel has appointed Mi e. X. M.,
| lean and Judge Won hosehDe'b
me same convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Chicago. Nov. %. The foot ball teams
OF the universities OF Michigan and
Chicago struggled FOR glory today on q
slippery neld. Two hours before play
began a driving aleet storm opened an
engagement In the city. and when the
men lined UP ihe grounds were better
ntted for nkaiing ring purposes than
10 serve NJ a gridlron. But n0twiih-
standing the Encouraging weather. the
grand stand and outfeld were packed
with yelling colleRians and the boxes
and carriage rooms were well filled
with society people.
THE final score, 10 4 in MlchiRan's
favor. was surprise 10 the crowd, a.
II had been expected that the Ann
Arb0r boys would bury the Chicago
bovs under heavy score. The play
was hot from the start. Michigan kick
"a IN and the ban was carried around
her right end, Chicago scoring touch
down within tha ilrHt ten minutes. The
fry for a goal was a failure. and with
not ecrimmaRes IN rapid succession
the baif was finished without further
scoring Chicago 4. Michigan 0.
The seccfd half opened with a long
o,int by Chicago. but the ball was
quickly brought back into chicago'H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 2s.-Pennsyi-
vapia, is. Harvard. 4. That Is the
scor,. by which the wearers OF the red
ana blue today trampled the beautiful
aiken nag OF the crimson in the dust.
Z, was a grand victory, and one that
nas a world OF meaning TO the sturdy
.ons Of old Pennsylvania. II places a
new star IN the football armament.
and undoubtedly gives Pennsylvania
me championship on the gridiron for
1884.
,hs grounds there was a grand rush
,rhare was pushing, showing, swearing
~ taarin, OF clothing until finally
,he crowd became partially civilized
- commenced TO enter the gate IN
q dense was the throng shat many
,.e,e sin outside Of the gates at 2
n,cioef. when play should have been
'.arted 10 enable them 10 have an
se,aI chance with the early Corners,
me game was not started promptly on
the hour. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
MOST HORRIBLE CALAMITY.
A Football Team Run Down By a
Train,
THREE WE'RE GROUND TO PULP
One Other Fatally Injured and Eleven
Seriously Hurt.
The southbridae nle.cn IN the Way
60 riay the Worcester Team was
Hun Dowu ny New York ana
New England Train,

Southbridge. Mass. Nov % This
place was the scene OF an awful ca
lamlty today. resulting In the instant
death OF three young men, fatally In
turing one and seriously inlnring
twelve, The sou,hbrldge foot bali
eleven was scheduled to play game
with the eleven OF the Worcester Poly
technic Institute, and was passing OYER
the tracks Ut the New York and New
England railroad In large barge.
when the vehicle was struck by u paas-
ms engine, The wagon was delnol-
lshed ANA its occupants scattered In
every direction, thrcc members OF the
eleven being killed outright some
werc thrown into the air ana descended
many feet away. maitned and bruised,
while others went down under the
wheels and were ground into a mnn-
gled and bleeding mass OF iesh, with
but slight resemblance to human forms.
Tho train was not brough, TO a atand-
sur until It had proceeded ucarly "a
quarter OF mile on the track. The
list Of the dead and Injured are.
Dead;
CHARLES GAurHElR.
VICTOR NELSON
JOSEPH COOPER.
Fatally injured;
STREET, quarterback Of Williams
college eleven, who was TO referee tho
game.
injured
Jpck Edwards. head cut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
A Man objects 90 Certain Testimony
ma shnnIs The Mltmeaa.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. ga special
10 the r'imes from Mount Sterling, KY,
says: This morning while United
States Commissioner Rogers was try
Ing a case against Lee Sturgal nf FL
iiott county, charged with Illegally nell-
ing whisky. Charles watkins shot aud
probably fatally wounded Green At
Ilns watkins became onraged nt
pone testimony Atkins had given. and
drawing hia pistol, fired iivc shota Mt
him. one OF them striking him IN the
abdomen.
The court adjourned Immediately
without ceremony. while United states
Marshal Punch arrested Watkins ana
lodged him In tail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
nis NlLLlap rmn moMAN.
Thcn Kiiied nim..if-nesuit of liz
Iicif Love.

HImrods. n, Y. Nov. &C. /.
Richards and kitty Qulrk were found
this morning In bed together in Miss
Qplrka room at the Kendall hopee In
Watkins both with their throata cut.
Miss Qurk was dead and richards
died few hours afterwards richards
was about forty years OF age and u
former proprietor OF Jefferson house
He was married ana has a son. Miss
Quirk was about twenty-eight years
az age and was employed as a waitress
AT the Kendall house. Richards killed
the woman and then cut his own
throat. Jealousy IL said TO have been
the cause OF the deed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Richmond. Va, Nov. 9o,--rhe h,ot-
hall championship at the Southwest
WAS settled here today in favor u the
universlty of virginia. scorel univcr-
sity OF Virginia a. University OF
North Carolnn, o,
James g. Blaine did brilliant work
fOr virginia as center
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

territory and remained the greater
part Of the half Both teams fought
Gale OF Chicago and Price OF Michigan
were ruled on for alugging, no other
subs being called IN. Near the end
Herbert scored q touchdown for Michl-
gan and bloomington Kicked goal The
game was called with the bail behind
t,hlphrp's goal on n punt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

st. Loulr. Mo. Nov 2Q.- Footballs
Illinois unlyeuity 10. pastimo ath-
letic club, o.
The last half was played in Il pour
ing rain, Jacob Hoffman OF the
FOR smuggling,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Bryan, Tex, Nov 20. "A score NJ Is
to In favor OF the College is q re-
suit of gnme az football played on
the campus Of the A. aud NJ. college
Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Milwaukee. WIZ, Nov, 2a.--rhc Wis
conHin STATE university tenn defeated
the Milwaukee athletic society team at
football today by q score OF 80 To D,
Tho game was devoid OF the slightcst
usallanI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, NOV. 49, Chat
thnooga defeated Birmingham at foot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Cleveland Ohio, Nov. co. The Adcl-
bert college eleven defeated the Chase
school eleven today by u score or 70 TO
ship of OHIO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Austin. Tex, Nov, ~ Tho uniyers-
ity foot ball teum defeated the uni
ycrsity Of ArknnHns team by "a ~ o.
The attendance was about 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Albany N. y. Nov. 80 PPM, linton
College eleven, intercollegiate cham-
plona, defeated the WcslyunR here to-
day. 30 TO 6. The game was hard one
and several players were injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
observation-disclosures.

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 2g,-1hc Par
due university defeated Dcpew By a
score Of 32 to G..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
MISUNDERSTANDING.


Memphis. Tenn, Nov, 20, Footballs
Memphis, "a; Nashville. 2,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

nuREAu WEATHER REPORT.
Gntverton. Tex. Nov. So.--the area
OF highest hnrUmrgcr IL over the NJ
inutfc STATES. unu the lowest T. aver
tue nnrtiveS where low prc<~urc
nrcn T. moNinu reward the suutn-
east. The 0cnthrr ~ rnrti> cloudy.
Win show crs, aver the cur sisfes.
npd the Lake rrUion aud " urnrr-
ally clear elsewhere. ~. bouts res
ports rninfnii ~ 80 of nm inch. wniis
NO other station reports ~ much ns
10 OF mn inch.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
No. /.
CYRKULARZt ? Y.
CHICAGO, l Stycznis 1894.


DO Grip Z,ciqzku Mar. Pol.
Wspsrcie posmiertne przyznanem 20.
ADO W nsstsPujacych wyPadksoh
mierci:
l. So. Anna Stankowska, tons Jozefa
taukowskiego, czionka No. 8248 er,
3 TJw. Syno vie Korony Polskiej W
,stroit, Mich. zamieszksia pod No. 767
3cia nj. umarla dnia 20 Psz1ziernka
1893 przy poiogu.
2. sp. Mateusz Wilkisnis, czlonek No.
9l8 z OR. 30 Tow. Polonis W New
Eork, N. Y. Ean1teszkaly pod No. IS5
Whyte Ave. umari dnis 20 Listopsds
1893 ma wrZody brzuszne.
g. sp. Jozefins Rozpiochowsks, iona
Nikodsms Rozpiocho ~skIego cziOnks
No. 88l0 gr. 1T Tow. Polskioh Pre-
,nysiowcow SJuth Bend, lad. zamie-
'izkals poi No. 80 Perkins st. umsrla
dnis 26 Listopad. 1893 na grype.
4, sp. Jullanns Gursks, zona Jozefa
Jursklego czionka No. 1858 z Or. al
Tow. Mtcdyoh Przemysiowcow W Chi.
ago, Ills. zsmieszksis pod No. 459
Ilenwood Ave. umsria dnia 28 Llsto-
padS 1893 ns sstme.
5. sp. J0Lef Kuhkowski, czlonek No.
A37 z gr. 1Ol Tow. Synowie Polski
n I\4itwy W Cleveland, o zsmiesEkaty pod
No. 338 Fleet st. umari dnla 20 Llsto-
,Ada 1893 Ia t, fus.
D, sp. Antonina Borowisk, iona Woi-
lechs BJro WAX, czionka No. 773 z Or.
y Tow. Postep Duluth, Minn. "a
N as,ysla - "A NJ, OK u .. A.. ,,-.-
a 2 GrudnIa 1893 Pr<y Pologu.
z. sP. JoLef ZswadEkI, oIionek No.
Is gr. 30 Tow. Poloula W Ne~ Y Ork
y Y. zamtes Gkaiy pod No. 4l9 E. 18th
umari dina 10 Gfudnis 1893 ma apo
sf, Wtsdyslaws Jakubiak, iona
EsEGius JskubIsk ozlonks No. 6243 =
". 20 Tow. Jan III Sobleski " st.
70, No. zamlesEksls pod No, 1920
zs Ave. umEr'S dni& Is Grudnla 1893
,zy polO9u.
8. ip. Ignacy HaroSewSki, czlonek
No 1925 gr. $40 To, sw, StsuIsla
va ROstxt PffsDurgh, Pa. zamieIzSa-
ly pod Nc. 8OlS BrsTreto0 Ave. umart
duis 10 GredGis 1898 IA sachoty.
10. sp. ksIys Ssgers, kora Karols
Segers ozioabs NJ. I073o Z or. I27
Tow. Gwiazds " Chicago Iiis. zamis-
sskais pod No. 300 Noruian Ave.
umsris d. ID Grud 80 1898 nS suchoty.
ii. Sp. Fr.ncszsk Kzntowsd edo.
mex No. 8249 gr. e Tow. syGov,e
Polski c D-sroit, Mich. omaFl dnia Z
Grudnis 1893 ns sPoplekt.S y Gras 2
Hospital.
IL. 5p. Pswel Adsmski, ozlousk
1879 gr. 2l6 Tow. SynoWle K rCay
Polskiej " Rochester, N. Y. zsmlsszs.G a
ly poo No b26 Hudson st. uu ST dnia
Is q .uduIa 1893 "a wrz0d brzuszny.
-. 81 LudwIk ksoucki, oEioueE No
62L3z ~. l27 Tow. Gwiazda " ChIca
"a lila zamj sszksy pod No. l1l2 N
eavItt st. umSri dnia "a GrudniA 1895
lhS suchoty.
Ia. ip JuliGnR Ssweriua Meier, ton,
Stefsna MeJer oaionks No. l0I9S gr
ITO Tow. TOmsszS Zana " Chicago
Ills. zamisszksis " WsrSzawIe " Pol
SOC IVA lItsrs D. umara dnia 81 Psz
dIierniks 1893 Il listopads 1888 ma "a
palenie Pluo.
Liozbs czlopk6w 1894. wsparci,
posmiertne wynosi:
w prryPsdsu2, ,5,79,I l2 l8 DO 1Oo.-7t
I" 1, 3, 4, 8, 8, 10, IL 20 8 o.-4i
Raven SI 1,
u FozPorzadzenia Rzadu Geutrslne0r
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

Wfochy Rosya jest "a wiel lie,
ably zostaio rozstrzygniete ma dro.
DE sadu rozjemczego.
Mocarstwa te ERA duia sic W
poiofeniu, ktore must Wy woiac
wojne.
LudnoSc europejska oba' czona
wielkiemi podatkami W celu u.
trzymywania tax powsanej city
zbrojnej -chetnieby sic zgodzifs
IA te propozycye = ale ME leiy
to na Tasie-w interesie glow.
korowanych.
Lecz ME zaginie idea ia, kto.
ra miala swoj poczatek W Chicago
na wystawie, gdzie heroldowie
PREY odgfosie fAnfary giosili po.
koj wszech- -ludom = gdzie po.
wiewaf sstandar wolnosci wszecb
ludlow.
DIVA tax petetne pahstwa jak
Stany Zjed. i Anglia, przyjefy
Juz projekt ten "a wprzyszlem
stuleciu i inne aarody przeJma
sic idea ts.
Zyjemy przeciet W wieku po.
stepu - a wick przysziy odzna-
cty sic wiekszym jeszcze poste.
penn.
Dzisiaj, jesli kr6l kr6la obrazi,
lub Ppgardliwie odwroci sic cd
AMBASSADORS pahstwa zagraniczne.
go - setki tysIecy ludsi opusz.
czsjac rodziny swe musza pojsc
ma pole bitwy - ma rzez.
l morduja sic ludzie, ktorzy
sobie nigdy mic ME zawinili.
1 wymySlsja rozmaita broi
kt6raby isk nsjwiscej ludzi jak
nsjpredzej re Swiata zgiadzais.
Ale przyJdzie czas, kiedy broni
usywac beda narody ucywillso.
wane tylko broniac sic przeciw
hordom dzikim - myiliW W
leslie; = a wszelkie nieporosu.
mienia rozstrzygnie sad royem
czy.
My sic tego ME doczekamy -
ale idea ia ME zsginie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
CHICAGO, H.. Iroda 8go stycznia 1894.

Komisar1b wystawy wszech.
swiatowej Fypracowali memoryaf
majacy ua ielu rozStrzygsnje kwe-
styi miedztnsrodowych przez sad
rozjemczy: dzyli innemi sfowy,
aby pahsts IA ucywilizowane ME
wytaczaiy s1bie wojuy - ale ably
wszelkie pOry i nieporozumienia
ro.strzygae byH ma drodze sa.
du rozjsmoego.
Memsryt ten byf przesiany
ma rsce seketarza stanu p. Gre
shana z pr&ba, aby ten W spra-
vie 5ej por{ {zumiat sic rzadami
wsZystkich pahstw ma calej kuli
Eiem'kiei.
D,kuDeu ten podpissli repre-.
tsnci40ttrozmaitych narodow
ddej ko1isarze wszystkich sta
now tery4ry6w amerykahskich
jakoi i tel KybItni teologowie, Fl
lozoBwie, Ikonomisci, metowie
stanl, redsk ktorzy kupcy roe
match knjow.
J4It to pemoryai wielkiej do
MOS I6Sci; + document, ktory "a
siugbie nd wielkq uwage.
CEytamt W memoryale tyn
Pomedzy hnemi, ae ,,rzady wszy
stki|h pahstw ucywilizowanych
zgadssja SIC, aby wszelkie ME
porJmmiehia dysputy miedzy.
narbtowe byiv rozstrzygane przez
sad pzjenczy".
Pr&ydent Stanow Zjed. p
Cleve and W ostatniem sWym ore.
dziu 10 kongresu wspomina o
tym nemorysle zsznaczajac era
doScil te Acglia przyjeis juA
Projet pOdany przez komisarzy
wystwy wszech swistowej.
Seretsrz stanu p. Gresham
niebayem wysle kopie memoryaiu
tego 10 rs4d6w wszystkich pahstw
pSszsc aby W jsk nsjkrotslym
azasit Odbyls sic W celu tym
konfsencya miedzynarodowa, ma
store reprezentowane beda wszy.
stkie uywilizowsne narody.
Jesli projekS p. Greshama u.
rzeczyyistni sic - ma konfsren.
cyl mi miGdzynarodowej bedzie takEe
reprezeh ehtowany i nar6d polski :
6wiatgE miedzy narodsmi - kto
rego nkslusznie pozbswiono bytr
legalnko.
Znaizllbg sic wtedy polacy
ktoFzyly Smisio podnieSli CLOS v
obrpuid uciemiezonego narodJ
swego.
Me Hzypuszczamy jednsk, ab.
wEniosis idea ia byla " kr6tc
4 urzeezy stuiona.
NaPre1enie pomiedzy mocar
,lstwami lax Francya. NiemcY
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
Rok 13.

Or. 2ls Tow. sgo Kazimierz
W Chicago, Ill.
Or: 6S Tow. Pulaski, W Milwau
kee, WIS.
CIR. 3 Tow. Przymysiow cow
Rremieilnikow Polskich " Chica
go. Ill.
Komisya wzywa pouownie wszy
stkie grupy, aby jak nejpredze.
przes'afy swe referaty, fotograf,
czionkow swych i sztandarow, D,
jednej oznace it'd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

Me tylko Polska = ale wszyst
kie narody czcic beda imie Kos.
ciuszki po wszystkie wieki.
Kosciuszko pierKsEy powoial
pod hroh lud wiejski - staral
sic wzbudiie W MIN swiadomosd
SIT i poczucie obywatelskie.
We wszystkich hitwach pod
dowodztwem KoSciuszki - cd.
znacsai sic lud wiejski = ktory
dusza i screen przywiazany byl
ss7 naezslnika- sgsge W ohiopskiaj
siermiedze.
Odznaczai sic wiesniacy Bar
tosz Gfowacki, kt6ry zdobywai
armaty rosyjskie; Swistscki -
jan Xii hski, szewc (ktory wy.
pedzif moskal z Wsrszawy).
Kosciuszko bodsj pierwszy da
zyi do t. go. aby z mas ludu
Polskiego wytrwoayG zoinierzy =
i trafnie osadaif, ae Gala przy saiose
naszej : to lud robo.
czy.
Czarne cd piracy rsce ludu -
lerwa kajdany W kt6rych jeczy
narod. q
w krsju stuletnis rocznica be
die uroczyScie obchodzona a or.
ganizscya polska wystosuje ode.
swe do nsro du.
1 my polacy " Ameryce OBJ.
ehodzic bedziemy pauietna te
foczuice - uczcimy panied
WielkIego bohStsrs.
Sprawa ia zsjmuje sic obecnie
prasa polsko. amerykshska.
Many niepfonna nsdzieje, be
wszystkie grupy zwiatkowe urz9-
dza swietue obchody; - a Cen.
Eor, q. N. P. wystOsuje W ro-
ku kosciuszkowskim odezwe pa
tryotyczna do grup zwiazkowych.
Czasy sa krytyczne, polonis
tutejszs pOnosi obecnie wielkie Gle.
tsry chcao Wzias6 Hsp6iudzial W
wystawie koSciuszkowskiej =
Die mo4na vice my5le6 o urzs.
dzeniu jakiej wielkiej manifesto.
cyl - ale gruPy zwiazkowe W
dsnej miejscowoSci powinny wsp6l.
ME obcbodzic psmistna te rocz.
nice, co przyczyni sic DO ujwie.
tnienia obchodu&
NsjleDititsioby aby majac ma
wzglsdzie krytyczns czasy " miej
see obohSd6w styczniowego ma.
jowego urzqdsono W tym roku
wielki Obch6d koSciuszkowski W
marcu lub tsi kwietnlu.
% pa 70 powie og6f zwiazko.
WI
y Nr. 81 nZgody" pissliSmy,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

ktora opiewa, be nieporozumienia
jake 2aszly pomiedzy byfym RIA.
dem Centr. a oh. Stsnem roz-
strzygnac ma sad polubowny
Rzsd Centr. naznaczyf termin ma
2Sgo grudnia.
Odnosna uchwaia brzmi jak ma
stepuje:
nRzad Centr. wybierze trzech
ssdziow, ob. Stan trzech, a CT wy.
biora siodmego = zbadsjs spraws
4 ~Sdads4 ~5-ohn
W ubiegfy czwsrtek zebraiy sic
strony interesowane, wraz sc
dziami j obrohcami swymi W bio.
re Rzadu Centr.
w dniu tym bvl obecny cen.
zor q. N. P. p. Helihski.
SsdEiami re strony byiego
Raadu Centr. byli PIP. Terczewski,
Msgdsiarz j Pulkowski. re strony
OBJ. Sta"a PIP. Xelowski, zychlih
ski DR.. Mldowicz. Ollie strony
obrsfy Sodmego sedziego-a wiec
suPerarbitra W osobie p. L, Vida.
Sad pOlubowny wydai nastepu
iacy wyrok:
',Duia 28go grudnia 1898, nize
podpisani sedziowie W sprs vie by
lego Re. @. Zw. N. P. bylego re.
wizora Troflla Stana powolali ma
sekretarza K. Midowicza a ma su.
persrbitra Leona M. Vida.
Ia porozumieniem sic z obu
stronami uchwalono CO nastepuIe:
Byfy rewizor ksiag zwiszkowych
I. Stan dziaiajac zswsze W dobrej
were, W swojem przekonauh
korly5cla dld Zwiazku re zbytnie.
go jednsk uniesienia, postapil so.
bic niewiaSciwie udsjac sic q
wewnetrznemi sprawami Zwiazku
N. P. do Dziennika Chicagoskie
go.
Po zbadaniu sprawy okazsfo sic,
te biad tea popefniony byi bez "a.
misru slkodzenia Zwiszkowi; sad
przeto poleca Rzsdowi Centr. pray
Wrocenie oh. Stsna do wszelkiOh
praw czionka Zwiazku."
Leon M Wad,
hds. ZyclsIitssIs,
I0a0cy PuIkososki,
DR.. Hoz,nsi,rz Aidoa0icz.
Mich0s M.gEzi0rz,
Jan II. Iet0loski,
So. Ter&eaoski.
Wyrok ten przrisfy obie strony.
NsstePujaceErupy przesfsiy swe
referaty na rece komisyi Ewiszko-
wei:
CIR. 206 Tow. Uian6w Sgo Pa.
via W Chicago, Ill.
CIR. 100 Tow. Sztandar Wolno-
noSci " Camden, N. j.