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and a tone of weary sorrow In his voice
II have waited so long that I ventured
to think that perhaps at last he
then, checking himself. and with an ef-
fort turning his thoughts elsewhere--'but
/ am late. sister. / must catch UP my
work. Have you anything for me to-
night" ""f
"will you sign No. rs paper? The
wound was very superficial. and Mr..
Jones discharged him this morning. He
is anxious to get on"
II must speak to him first; he may be
able to tell me something more" and
he turned towards No. Z, sitting by the
fire. and for the first time he looked him
in the face-the first time for five years.
rather; for saw DIR. Preston pause a.
If transhxed. and the next moment he
was at his brothers side. .-- .. $50:
"Jackr he said. "Jack"' and could
not say another word.
But that was all he had to say. Jack
had been the thought of his life. night
and day, for five years. And now Jack
was there. and he held him fast. what
should he say but repeat jack again
and again. until ne could realize that this
was no dream, but rather the awakening
to better and happier life than he had
known before. Jack said nothing at all.
For one moment he had looked around
as II wishing to escape; but II he would
he could not. And where in the world
that he had found so hard and merciless
could he hope to meet the warm well
come which strove to find utterance In
his brothers happy eyes, which gazed
on the ragged figure before him as II he
could never look enough?
That is all the tale. 1t gave the pa
tents something TO talk about for O.
day or two, and was then forgotten-iu
the ward, at least.
But there are three people from whose
memories no word or act recorded here
can ever be effaced. Need name theml
They are Dr. Preston, Jack, his brother.
and myself. Tom Freston's wife.--Chicar
70 Mall. - Isl q - $3.50
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"What do you want to know for?" he
muttered.
Il only want to know whether the
man who owned this first was with you
at this address in Hull"
He looked at me sharply, and did not
answer for a minute.
Yes" he said. slowly, the man who
owned that was there when was" and
he turned round, as II unwilling to say
more.
| had learned all wished. and re-
peated the information 10 DIR. Preston.
Thank You very much" he said. SIM
ply. Good night, sister. ] may not see
you for a few days" He was already on
the landing.
Good night. DIR. Preston" but
doubt If he heard me. lie was halfway
downstairs.
Next day Dr. Freston's work was done
by the junior surgeon, and the ward
routine went on as usual.
| could hnd out nothing more OF No. rs
history. except that his real age was
twcnty-eight. He looked at least ten
years older. He was knocked about a
good deal In the world. he told some OF
his fellow patients.
His injuries proved to be very slight
and on the evening of the second day he
was allowed To sit up for a short time,
ON the day following, when it was
growing dusk, the door OF the ward
opened, and Or. Preston came quiet
~ in.
l saw at glance that he had not been
successful in his search. There was
nothing more to be learned at that ad-
dress, he told me. The people there re-
membcred quite we'll man who gave the
name Of George Thomas sleeping there
for one night a week agor but they were
sure they had no other ledger at the
time. They knew nothing whatever
about the man. He was evidently very
poor but had paid for what he had had
Il ought not to have built so many
hopes upon SO slight foundation" he
replied. with q poor attempt at q smile.
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all, because I am haunted by the feeling
that somewhere in this world there may
now be a man who is friendless and alone
through my fault. Every fresh face I
see think may be his. Every morning
wake with the thought that may see
1t before night"
looked at him with intense interest
My woman's instinct, which so seldom
errs. told me that he had never spoken
Of this to any one before, and that II
was great relief to him to do so now.
longed to hear more. He seemed to
read the sympathy expressed In my face
and went on more quietly:
II had a younger brother. There were
only the two OF u.s. l was older by three
years. and both In appearance and char
acter We were totally unlike. He had
been spoiled by my father, who always
let him have his own way, chiefly !
fancy, on account OF the strong like
ness he bore to our mother. who died
when we were quite young I was at
Oxford reading for a degree previous to
entering the hospital when my father
died. and but do / bore your I have
no r light to infiict all this on you, but
somehow you always look as II you were
used to hearing other peoples troubles.
/ notice every one comes to you"
please go on" could not say more.
my father had had a nasty fall in the
hunting field. and was almost at the last
before ! got to him. All his affairs were
In perfect order. but he was anxious
about Jack-always his first thought.
"'You'll look after him. Tom he said
Promise me you will look after him. II
you promise l know you won't go back
A promise is a promise with you. Tom
I could always trust you
II did promise. again and again. ant
God knows / meant to keep my word
and my old father died quite happy with
my promise still sounding in his ear,
and his eyes resting to the last on his
darling Jack. He never doubted me fol
o moment. How could he foresee7
am thankful he died happy. Do yos
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You viii! look after Jack, Tom"
There was n silence l did not know
how to break
Il think, sister" he added, looking up
with eyes which long sorrow had filled
with wonderful depth of expression, II
think should have put an end to my
life before now: but ! knew fathers
first question would be, Have you looked
after him, Tom""
The door opened to admit the
stretcher with new case from the
surgery. and DR.. Preston was In a mo-
ment the professional man, absorbed in
investigating the extent of the new ar
rivals injuries.
Before leaving the ward he turned 10
the bedside of the patient whose friend
less condition had led to our converse
ton. He took down the head card TO
fill up the details.
Name, sister,
sc Gorge Thomas"
Age"
II do not know; he looks about forty;
but he Is very weuthor-beaten."
The doctor glanced at the tanned,
SCARED face, nearly hidden by band
ages, and stood hesitating, pen in hand.
"Occupation-do you know"
sailor"
mo other particulars, sister,"
He laid the card on the table and
wiped his pen carefully-a methodical
and orderly man in every detail OF his
work.
Il only found few coppers and these
old papers in his pocket" l said, show
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THROUGH NEW SHIP CANAL.
British Prince the First Vessel to
Arrive from Munchcster Direct,

The steamer British Prince. in charge
of Capt. Fothergill. which arrived a,
this port to-day, Is the first vessel to
come direct from Manchester through
the ship canal The cutting through
OF the canal was only completed a
short time ago.
The British Prince is OF l.402 tons
register. Navigation Mt first through
the canal was somewhat difficult. but
now that pilots have become expert
enced there Is no danger. The voyag,
while passing through the canal to Liv.
erpool was uneventful.
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TALKS ABOUT MUNYON.
Mr.. Lyons's story Inspires CONF
deucc.


Mr.. Lyons, 800 Plane street. Newark. n.
J.. says: II have used MUNYON'S Remedies
long time and find that they act
promptly in every instance. ! gave a
friend vial of your Neuralgia Cure and
he said that after using II one day the
pain disappeared and. he had the first
nights rest in ten days. Many of my
friends have used Munyon's rheumatism
cure with the same marvellous results.
Munyon's Dyspepsia cure cured me of "A
very obstinate stomach trouble. rcliev-
ing at once all pain and distress. Mum
yon's Remedies are n boon to mankind,
as they are sold at such reasonable
prices and their results are so salts
factory"
The Munyon Remedies contain posi-
tive cures for the most intricate and
obstinate diseases. Sold by all drug
glsts.
The marvellous success attained by
Prof. Munyon has attracted the atten-
tlon of physicians of all schools and his
Office is crowded daily with patients who
are sent to test his remedies after all
others fail. Every case receives per-
sonal attention. and the medical eX-
aminations for all kinds of disease are
most thorough and scientific. Abso-
lutely no charge for examinations or ad-
vice. Open all day. Sundays to l..
M. East 14th st.
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Drink. Pretty Creature, Drink

But. while enjoying the delights Of the IA
nous "RlVERsIDE." by all odds the largest
and finest Soda Fountain in the world don t
forget that. in these hard times you may save
40 cents on every dollar you spend by buying all
your Drugs, Medicines Doctors Prescriptions,
Face Powders, Perfumerles. Rubber Goods, Elias.
tic Stockings. Surgical Appliances Trusses
Clutches, Soaps. sponges, sea-Sslts Towels Milk
steriiizers Folding Bath-Tubs. Hot Water BOT
ties and every possible adjunct and convenience
for the sick room. bath. toilet or nursery. At
9th Ave-, Cor. 22d st.
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shot His Wife and Then Himself.

NY RsbOClateu
CINCINNATI. June ga special from Green
Castle, Ind. says that James, Allen. a farmer
living six miles north OF that city. late yester-
day afternoon shot and killed his wife and then
blew out his brains Allen left note say
ing that his wife's inndeity caused the deed.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

AreW toThl one uSeu TO vigorously uls-
claim any desire to star.
Manager Proctor intends to show his
living pictures twice each day. and all
hands are working hard to get them
~ pictures for the first series. Relig-
ious subjects. such as Rebecca at the
we'll and Mary Magdalen, will be used,
as well as classical. realistic and hu-
morous topics.
II. ]. Leslie is back In town after n
four months tour through Europe. He
has secured the American rights OF
Miss Dollar" a musical comedy that
Mr.. Leslie says that Zellers new comic
opera is infinitely superior to his 'NoEel-
haendler." and that RELATIONSHIPS latest
Is frost.
f. E. Rice is giving some clever boys
chance as the news-vending gamins
in '1492.' Frank Egan. who appeared
on Monday is protege of Primrose.
the minstrel. The way he ,whrls a
ence dizzy. Gilbert Gregory, an original
"Adonis" tiger, does new dance with
| two nimble-footed lads, Jimmy" Lee
and BILLY Barry, the latter son of
the Irish comedian. Rice has done a
good deal to develop performers. His
Goldens. and Goodwins of future dec
| ade.
David Belasco departs for Maryland
Saturday to remain there until Septem-
Der. He says that he Is going to get a
few whiffs Of atmosphere for his play,
Heart Of Maryland" which is to be pro-
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East River Park Concert.

There will be music East River P-rk this
evening by Boswald's Military Band. Following
Is the programme:
PART l.
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Stuart Robson will next season make
a special feature of his new play called
Leap Year" which was produced on
is finishing his supplementary season
with 1.-The Henrietta" which will then
undoubtedly be shelved.
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Carrie Turner is now in the city maxi
ing preparations for her next season 6
tour. She has a new play, she says. IT
Is probably another version of THE
Crust of Society" drama that Is very
dear to Miss Turner. and which served
her in good stead, bringing her before the
public at time when the public was
beginning to forget her.
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Tho O O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can be found in
any other evening Newspaper.
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a great drawing card both In and out Of
New York. She used to vigorously dis
claim any desire to star.
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duced next season. 1t Is already writ
ten. but 1t has to be polished and pruned.
out a few IFS and butts" said the play
wright yesterday.
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Practically the opening of Manhattan
Beach occurs on Saturday next because
on that day Sousa and his band begin
their nine weeks season of popular con-
certs. Herr Anton Schott and Nine.
Guthrie Meyer will be the assisting SOLO
lists, and that Is sufficient to say.
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Interest and Dividend Notices.
Bowery Savings Bank.

Temporary entrance to new building
on GRAND ST. ives, OF Bowery.
NEW YORK. June H. 1884,.
A. meeting Of the Board OF Trustees, held
this day, semi annual INTEREST was declared
at the rate Of FOUR per cent. per annum on all
sums Of Ave dollars and upward and not exceed
Ing three thousand dollars which has been on
deposit at least three months ending July |. 1894.
In accordance with the provision Of the hy-laws.
Interest will he paid to deposltors, or credited
to each account II not called for, on and after
Monday. July is. 1884,.
JOHN p. TOWNSEND. President
ROBT LEONARD. Sec'y.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK,
IS and 81 Bowery. corner Canal 81.
6sTH SEMl-ANStAL DIVIDEND of INTEREST.
The Trus'ees have ordered that interest at tho
rate nj TOUR PER CENT per annum be paid TO
depositors on and after July 10, on all sums Of IS
and up to $1,000. which have remained deposit
for the three or six months ending June 30. 1894.
Money deposited on or before July 10 will draw
interest from July l.
EDWARD A. QUINTARD, President.
Henry Hasler. Secretary.
Charles W. Held, Cashier.
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Wiadomoscizwiazkowe

- Niniejszem srlsdamism wszyst.
kich cziOnkow grupy ISL u. N. P. Tow
Ogniwo Brsci PolskIch W Brooklynie
N. Y. ably sic stswili ma posledzenle "
dniu 1890 marca o godz. 3,iej pc poiu.
dnju W Iwykiej sail p~Usiedzeh 13a
Grand ul. Ma posieuIeniu tenn mai,
bye zaiatwione wstne sprawy. Nleo.
Decnose Pociaga kare % @. kt6re to pie.
nisdze beda wystane do komitetu wy.
'tawy ma pavilion polsko s~merykahski
p. Lswsndowski sekr. grupy l81.
- Roczne posiedzenie Tow. Ks. J.
Poniatowskiego gr. 80 q. N. P. W Buff
fslo, N, Y. odbedzie sic W nisdziels lS
maroa o godz. 3ciej po poludniu W hall
zwykfych posiedzeh, ma kt6rs katdy
ozfonek obowiaz,ny jest sic stawie pod
kara 80 c. w. Wesoiowski, sekrs
tsrz.
- q powodu rszygnacyi OBJ. F. A.
Wschowiaka sekretarza Tow ,Nsrodowe-
go pod opieka sw. Stanisssws Kostki
gr. 81 W Grand Rapids, Mich. " miej.
see tegot zostsi obrany OBJ. Julian Ma.
liszewski. Wszelkie korespondencye
tyozsce sic tow. nslety adresowa6: Ju.
Ian Maliszewski, 1l6 Shawmut Ave.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
- zswiadamism wszystkioh czlon.
kow gr. % Tow. K. Puisskiego No. 1.
" Wilkes Barre, Pa, 70 posisdzenie cd.
bedzie sic 18 msrca " niedziele W hall
i oIssie isk zwykle. Przyczyns tegc
jest swisto Wielkiejuocy, ma ktory to
ozas przypads posisdzenie zwykie q nd
ten miesisc oofniete o jeden tydzief
nszsd, steby 25go msrcs W niedziels
Wielksnocns kazdy byi wolny. Obec
ncsc ksadego ozionks jest potsdsus. -
Jan Falandys sekr.
= Sskr. M. Biestek Tow. ,Gwiazds"
or. l27 Nv. N. p. zawiadsmis czion.
kow Tow. 10 posiedzenie p~6iroczne cd.
bedzie sic " niedziele dnis IL msros G
godzinie Bel 20 poiudniu " sail zwy.
kiych posiedzeh. Nieobecnos6 podpsds
ksrze konstytucys przepissnej.
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(NadeslAnel
,,Wfec 1 Liga''

% to z nstury swej zupetnie rotne
formy do roznych pro~sdzs cel6w, ME.
siusz ale wiec ~poisczono obie " jsdnej
odezwie. jskoby jedns byls nsturalnem
nsstepstwem drugiej. Zs tax ME Jest,
ME trudno bedzie przekonsc sic, i ola
tego chcemy rozpstrzyo wiec osobno cd
ligi.
Vice jest to pierwotna forms nssze
60 ssmorzadu. Wiec ongi po~wolywa,
osiy usrod do obrsd mad potrrebsmi
krsju; ,tswii sic kstdy cziowiek dobreI
wolf dbsjscy o dobro ojczyzny. w ten
sPosob stswsiy ucbwsiy bsrdzo dono-
snego z~nsczenia ! misiy side morslns
obowiszujsoa ola kssdego obywstels.
Byf to jsk widzimy nsjzdrowszy Isro-
dek ssmorzsdu, ssmorzsdu ludowego,
ktory jednsk Z biegiem ozssu zgwaico-
ny przez rz~sdrscyOh, jezeli sic i odro.
dzis pc wislkich wysiiksch ludrkosoi, TO
ujsty " sztucIne fOrmy r-eprezentscyi
cd ludu, czesto z CORY oblicrony ma to,
saeby stat sic n~srzedziem " rsku rzs.
dzscyoh.
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spoaeczehstwa, Dushowiefstwo emu
szonem byio wspolubiegst sic W pod
niesieniu ducha narodowego. Zwisuek
Mar. woiaa usrlschetniai sic i uswisda
mial W swych celsch. Niemniej jednsk
ten sntsgonizm obezwladnisi / ME dsi
moznosc rozwinac ~ostateoznie prsce Or
gsniczua naszemu narodcwi. Jezeli
Postapilismy nsprz6d, to zbyt wiele po-
z~ostaje nam do zrobienis, saeby doro.
wnse otaczsjscemu mas dobrobytowi,
oswiaoie ! ~niezalesnosci indy widualnej.
w obec oPinii P~atrzacych ns mas wsp64-
braoi z EuroPy, ustaiy ~wprawdz.e ostrs
napasci ale zaledwie cd kilku miesiecy.
Ale wiele nam czasu i piracy potrzebs
do 'Pokojuej prscy.
Clyt moaemy W tenn stauie zswa-
.yt ma szall polltycznej n~asIej OJczy-
zny!a Czyt mo2emy wystspit z jaks
kolwiek skoys polityozns samodzieluiei
BeEwarunkowo ME! My jake spols.
ctehstwo n~ajmsodsze, kszts}tujsce sic
zsledwie, ME many zasob6w, a vice ami
praws do kierowanis pcltyks wyzwole,
mia. Bsrdzo trsfnie wv. Mar. wszedi "
stosunki re Wv. wychodztws polskiegc
steby ~Porozumlec sic, sledzic przebieg
sPrsw polskich i wspolnie dzislat. Tt
nam zuPefnis wystarczyc powinno.
A tutaj mas nawoiujs do tworzenis
ligi, imPonujacej caiemu swistu. Jest
to navel nieopatrznie iudzi6 uciemie.o,
nych W ojczyznie wspotbrsci falszy.
wynn poiyskiem potegi n~aszej, q ME-
bezPieoznym pozorem do wytworzenis
niePrswidiowego przew6dztwa W ma.
szyoh sprawach wewnetrznych. 1.-two.
rzenie zw%ierzchnictws mad organizsoys'
mi bez wspolzawodnictws - powieu
s~zczerze te Jest niebezpiecznem.
Bacznos6 Zwiszkowcy! lgs W pro.
jekoie wkrsczs W zakres nas.sj konsty.
tucyi. A Wy bracia polsoy co chcecle
Praoowae Ola dobrs polskiego spois
c1ehstwa, mscie otwarts drcgs do SEE,
regow Prawych pracownikow M polu
os"iaty cfarnoscl ola ojozyzny W or
ganizacyi ktors walczyia i WYtswsis!
ZaciqzkO1oiec prary.
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w Wiecu

Tow. T. lsns W Chicago, Ill. ma DO
siedzeniu " dniu 3 msrcs br. uchwaliio
wniesc powprake do proponowsnego TO.
gulsminu rePrezentscyi ma Vice polski,
Jsk ~nsstepuJe:
Projekt wyznsczs reprezentscye Z
delegstow cd grup federslnyoh organi.
zsoyI, jskotez cd towsrzystw pojedyh.
czych; dslsj wyznsczs delegstow cd
psrafh i przyznsje przywileJe Stsnu
1 zsjecis, nianujac ksiezy, nsuczyoieli
redsktorow.
Psrsf.e So podzialem administracyi
kosoiots, ktorego sprswy ME msjs byc
ma wiecu ro~zpstrywsne, przytsm W pa.
rsfiach przewazRIe tworzs SIC towarzy.
silva kCsoielne i narodowe, ktore dele
gatow swoioh rsz juz mieo beda, przeto
psrsfie jsko take n wIecu reprezento.
wsne bye ME msjs. Wszelkie przywi-
leje Stanu i zsjecis jsko przeoiwne "a
ssdom demokratyoznego sanorzadu,
rowniez " tel Potrzebie miejscs miec
ME moga.
Aaeoy zss / polscy pc "a orgsniEscy.
ami siuszny udzisi " wieou mieli, pro-
ponujemy, steby kszdy polak "a man.
dstem 10 podpisow mogl byo delega.
TEN z ossd wieJskich, miejskich /
fsbrycznyCh, jezsli W m~iejscowosci
dotsd zorgsnizowsnych towsrEystw ME
ms. SekretsrI: Brsdel.
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GUATEMALA MIAsro 8 lutego 1894.
Republics Guatemala
Centralna Ameryka,


Szanotnny Redaktorzel
Byso to zawsze j to Same Jest dzisiaj
z mel strony robic niespodzi.nki moim
PrIyjscisiom jak r6wniet i nieprzyja.
cioiom. dlstego jsstem p~rzskonany, e
i niniejszy list ME sdnego z myoh Ia
jomych zadziwi i wprowsdzi W rozmaite
domysiy ola czego i pc OF Gryglaszew.
ski zajechsi AZ do Centralnej AmerykiG
Prsgnso zsdo,yc uczynic i zsspokoic
umysiy wszystkich pisze ninisjszy list 1
oznsjmiam, te juz cd wielu lat nosilem
sic z t. mysls zwiedzio tuteJs1e 1 poiu-
dniowej Ameryki republiki, a 10 przy
obeonej interesow stsgnscyi W stsnsch
Zjednoczonych mislem woluy czss i
dobrs sPosObnosc potemu W jsdnym
dniu zsdscydowsiem wypakowsvsry
jsk mosns byio do tskiej podrosy mai.
mniejszy kufer bielizns / rzeczami WV.
jechsism 2sgo grudnis 1893 r. z Min.
nesPolis wprost do Nowego Orlesnu. z
ktorego to Portu wyjechsiem psrostst-
Klein.
Pierwsze mole wylsdowsnie ma stsly
led byso " porcie Belize W Hondu
rsS nslsiscej do Wielkiej Brytsnii, a
ztsntsd do portu Puerto de Cortez czy.
Ii RePubliki Honduras Hiszps6skiej,
gdEie obecnie u~lokowsns zostsis ia
siswns kompsnia loteryi louisis6,kiej.
Ma nies1czsscie mole wybuohis tam re-
wolucys wiskszych rozmisrow wissnie
wtencras gdysmy odbili z portu W No.
wynn orlesnie, dls tego ob~szerniejsze
~zwiedzenie tego krsju odioayiem ma
pozniej . pc zsbswieniu psru dni " O.
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Korespondencya.

BUFFALO, N. Y. dnis 20 lutego 1894.
Szdnopny Redaktorzel
ia nizej podisany b lire pioro do reki,
ably napisac cos o naszej Polonii Buff.-
loskiej, a mianowie nasuwa mi sic mysl
o wystawie Kosciuszkowskiej we Lwo.
vie.
Pomimo krytyoznego czasu POLO
mia Buffi ow.ka krrata sic dosd ener
gicznie "a ~obeslsniem wystawy Kos.
ciuszkowskiej. Misnowicie panowie
Judeoki i Jankowski zamierzajs wyslae
cygsra Z swej f.bryki.
Masterpieces towarzysrws polskie ds-
~ sic odfotogrsf ,wa6 oelem wyslania
pc jednej fotogra6i do Lwowa: Tow.
s". Stsnisfawa. Tow. Miodziezy sw.
K~szimierza. Tow. Dramatyczno Mo.
niuszko i Tow. sw. Walentego z pars6i
sw. Stanisiaws, oraz gruPy Nv. Mar.
FOL. nastsPujsce: Tow. Crytelnia Pol
ska, Tow. Krawc6w Polskich i RE
miesinikow Polskich. q psrsfii s~.
Jana Ksntego daao sic odfotogrsfows6
Tow. 6ty Pulk Ufanow Polskich, czyli
Dzieoi Warszawskicb. Jeden fotograf
postsnowiono wysis6 ma wystawe przez
Komitet Centrally, a drugi ~z.trzymae
W szkole gdzie sic odbywa,s pcsiedre.
mia ma pamistke.
W koh,u odzywam sic do braci Pola-
kow zamieszkaiych W Buff ,lo, N. Y. 1
okolicy.
Szanowni Braois Rodacy! zbli.s sic
chwils pamistua i drogs sercu pol.ka,
Psmistks Przysiegi Kosciuszki ns resu
k~rakowskIm 1 powstauia K~osciuszko y
skiego. lynn dniu powinnismy sta
mao jak jeden mat, jsk jedn. f.mili.,
ably Pokszse naszym ciemie.com, il iy-
jenny i lestesmy, W dniu tym ma .sw
see Powinnismy zapomnie6 o urazach i
~nienawisci do drugich i ME powinnismy
sic przeilsdowac tvs zwiszkowisc albo
unista. My ~jestesmy dzieci jednej Matki
Polski, kosc z kosci, knew z krwi Pc
lacy, ezya my many sic przesladowacp
ME stokroe ME, biads temu co zgorsze-
ME sieje, lePiejby byio aaeby mu uwis
zsno ksmieh miy hski i wrzucono W fale
morskie m6wi pismo swiets.
Me Patrz ma to, il "a jestem robotni-
klein, tsmtsn uauozyclelem, ~adwokatem,
ksisdzem it'd. jestesmy wszyscy r6wni
W obliczu Bags. A Viec do czynu bra.
ola rodscy ME zapominsjmy o przysie
DE kosciuszki, DO Kosciuszko wszy-
stkich gromadzii pod sztandar Nsrodo.
wy Polski. A wiec do czyuu Szanowni
ROdacy i wszelsie Tow. is~triejsce
W Buffalo i okolioy uradzny kiedy
ten dIieh byiby najstosowniejszy do
urzsdzenis minifsstscyi narodo wei; po
kszmy swiatu j oboonsrodowcum ae zy.
jenny W oaiem siowa tego I~nsczeniu.
w kohcu pozdrawism wszystkich
braoi Polakow zamieszkalych W Buffalo
i okolicy ! kresle sic W imieniu ego
Puiku Uiansw Polskioh, czyll Dzieci
Warszs which.
Jan Stdnisfa,o Szczepaniak,
lo4 Lsthrop al. Buffalo, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Podsjs krewnym ! zsjomym do via.
domosci ,ie sP. Jozefs Tucbocks, " 10.
Piennie," Ks. Poznshskiem zaopatrzons
sw. Sskrsmeutsmi pozegnsis sic z tym
swistem dnis III Lutego 1894 r.. " vie.
ku lat "a.
w smutku pograaeni synowie
LtodDM { Leonard Tuchocki.