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picture snIiery shG and a1 N NIGneisoa
were always toeether. of course, Mich
S SiiHn was @,s p Sis inf"et his P'qEs
was expected to live IN TO Il. People
supposed that he aid soin ,thlng for a
living but no one knew exactly what It
| him that he WAS 2, love.
I'm going away" he said, abruptly,
to Miss Egsleston.
fire, 1t was only e3', but Just after
Christmas 1t is very dark AZ ta,t time
Miss EEsleston was clad N Back velvet
ana i.,y what Et,o Mr. Ess,..t9n o..si IN.
neck. Mr., EEseston sl~ays Insisted
on her wearing, levels ct dinner, lie was
butler. as that .tony-h.a J furCtionary
had threatened 20 resign II ~. Essles-
ton dared 70 SIT downhio Gunner In i.
@sss Served e my g' b,cht., ter
not ssoin' TO der,sar myself 6E waiting
Settled sH Df II Rs NJ 10. be t t.sl ny
such an awful wo.. - ''pArvenao' Mr
Ersles,on apolor!z'i. End rorNin, buric.
the Ratchet.
away s.mpronia d.in't Xix. it a. all
Her hlue eyes looked into lle IRE with
a rather sb.tr.ri,t cir, II. nrs!!sh,,
plsNel upon U-T De-Gla. vi, u EOIhcNnht
naughty, features. What light butter
mans daughter had to resemble he
DE Vers- OF romance II was iif'cult 10
discover, but she tndubitably dn so Her
f-a .r-.s were neither faulty fsultle-s
nor splendidly null they certainly we're
very beautiful.
Going away sAc asked surely,
Mr.. Nicholson, this Is rather a sudden
frenS."
Nicholson rose fror- his Chsir and
stood looking down ~ her. lie was
black ~ crow, but with a pr-ro>se.s-
in. blsckne.s. He had very musical
voice, his gsyety was infectious, and
people fingered 10 listen to his laughing
w'ttici.ms But he dld net seem In
clined TO be funny tonight. Tor so
me ,.C H,, ySS.1ss ne VS. iesIiedly
full stud In his Immaculate sNirt front.
Altogether he was very preoccupied.
on the 81. Bernard ans was stricken by
such an owl is well out of the way"
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he was as one d!straught He sat by
the dead woman, holding her hand until
she was taken away to the grave. Then
he fell down in fit lie was only pre-
vented from following his wife into the
silent land by hearing The doctors say
that he hadn't chance OF living In
order to contradict them he recovered.
If he couldn't "eat the 'ot 'ouse" It
wasn't for want OF trying his Jaws on
everything else he came across.
still, with all his faults. old Mr.. Egg
gleston was mu,h beloved In Willow
town. His speech when he first took m.
chair at the Penny Readings" was a
model OF metaphorical rasearch.
When look round ere" he said,
sticking his determined thumbs well into
ms white waistcoat. II asks myself what
or,nss me ere, and ] says TO myself,
srly dedicated. but rye made Monet,
! was born In the gutter, so to spenk
but I've made-Money! / Amt the scnm,
me eome-over-with-W Willamette Conquer
ANY one can tell I'm not cal Dosset, and
only oleomarsarine). but Eve made
Money Eohody'd call me new laid
in m 0slS a. sixteen
but I've made-Money! And now rye
made money mean TO spend it on peo-
PIE ! like' 80 IN be very slai II you,il all
ance l. over. Mr.. Nicholson's Eoin' to
sing The Fart Bowel Down J ton't
know that II. bowel down about lut
dessay re very pretty" And Mr., Es-
gleston retired amid thunderous apni,use
Harry Nicholson sang Tho Heart
always up at the al" Mr. Errle.ton
informed the people. lie liked Nicholson
now. although he couldn't resist calling
him "a COMPOUNDED young puppy for
sniggerln' because I got hummoxei and
said Mr.. Recitation. Will sive Smith
Nicholson is' 1 should like my daSEh ts
10 marry into a good family. / never
was much OF family man myself,
though | dessay / could buy a crest and
q Latin mortar at the 'Erald's College.
stlll, It's a ine thing TO have a picture
gallery fun Of beautiful murderesses and
rufins In armor and Sir 'Usos and Sir
Lunchalots, and Lady Edfhs OF the
white and, and sitchlihe.I
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e said. Miss Eggleston. I'll 20. "

he said. Miss Eggleston. I'll GO"
You forget that you dine with us"
.'.oh, no; don't forget. Perhaps you
YIN ,b let me ON I'm not fit for the gid
be papa Isn and Mr. GuR F6h True Mr. Mr.
Gubbin3 Is volatile-away from Mrs
Guebins-but you cannot cal! papa
No. Pm on tomorrow, In fact
I've made discovcra'
I'm the picture g",lery' Or buried
Don't s,of at my poverty" he said
with reDress>d feeling. Don't soon at
that; Cod Knows never felt it until
And why tonight"
enre well. even the liGhtest- hearted
t;I!%w finds Black Care Pershed on his
T. hiking this afternoon
Aint look at him. -,
Tss fuS2by Do S" yG mink A ,Snn,b
7 don't know. Something interest
~ cam, say that. 1t seemed interest
She smiled.
Il went UP to the gpn-room. and
"w wei " YES Wien a man thinks. he,
bound to light up; can't help IT,"
so you lit u? ~
yes, III up Then Sc down again:
then I got up; then ! sat down Nea yly
wore out the chair before I'd finished :"
THAT was serious"
at was. / wanted something. Didn't
know what wanted. 80 called mys II
names and pitched my cigar away.
Witch Was RASH. II was a good cigar"
rcSretfully: and I haven't many ler,
Must take 70 smoking shag like Old
key doc.. He enjoys IT,"
Don't he horrii"
II got tired Of walking u? and down.
30 stoppet short In the middle ~ the
floor. and fixed my eye upon the carDet
pattern. It's an awfully good plan that.
The carpet spoke back IN me, 1t
said
"Yes!"
"Oh, II said, you bone-idle begFar,
you've wasted your manhood, you have
ioitered In the vineyard (metaphor!cal-
ly, OF course-you can't loiter in vine
yards where there aren't any-stands TO
rcason) while others toiled. and all
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pride She had enough money for both,
What Old his poverty matter" Hadn't
he that delightful gallery Of ancestors.
were little better than the wicked. You
There were ere plenty Of dubious ' I'D mas mas.
'%Ts IN ;ef market, but few snaSpE,efy
them. And here was his irrational
youth, who loved her, going off to
be scalped by Pawnees or Comanches
l.nlish tribe Of Indian. with whom fate
might confront him. Why not stay at
home. and have his hair pulled only In
beautiful hair. Now, il the Rev. MIR
GuhNns were to bc scalpei by the
heather, II would not matter nearly so
much firing" Of dirty gray hair could
Inc locks II made her sich 70 thlnk OF the
scelpins knife CirClinG round their ehon
slortes. However she dlsscubled after
he manner OF women. and lightly bade
lie d!.appearet in me darkness, feel
comes TO mar once IN a lifetime for
tfr,y 'inmpie rsos.p ihnt be conidn', pos;
he muttercd between his et teeth, at
would 81 hard with any one who
from the Shrubs fEip" ElpHi '''''
The next moment Harry Hsd jumped
into the bushes \ hu!lNt wh!zzed BY
his, ear as he dii so, ana a towards
ruf'ian, who had half strangled MIR.
EgFleston, aed into the unknown.
My Wite's portrait" cr!et Mr. ESs'N--
ton. They knocked me down a. was
coming NJ the Walk
Harry ran swiftly down the avenue, his
pulses tinSl'Hg with fierce Joy, and all
the savage within him rrveilins In the
prospect Of r hsht
Just as he rcachei the gate his foot
tripod AGAINST rope, which was
stretched across IN. triv. Th-re was
another shot-a -ad-hot, soaring tearing
dart in his sho1 ier-ani he fell forward
on his face. while the crncksmen made
CT across the field. cursins their own
stupidity in beginning operations so
prematursly. Perkins disappeared with
them
Harry vas carried into the house and
laid on n couch. Doctors We're telerraphAd
FOR right and left, For hours he re-
mained with pallld features and closed
syea The doctors shook their heads
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PRICE OF milk ADVANCED.
The Trust Establishes the Old
Rate Of Two Cents q Quart.
Claim that the Cost to the Consumer
VIII Not Be Changed.

The intensely hot weather is given by
the Milk Trust" as the reason for an
increase in the price Of the lacteal
mud. much to the delight of the dairy
men who furnish the milk supply of
the metropolis.
Greater New York consumes an enor-
change alone handling no less than g.
900 cans Of ten gallons each. or an ag-
gregate of 1,040, 900 quarts a day.
Toe MIX Exchange was organized in
1883 as the result OF the famous milk
war" of that year, and to-day 1t practice
ally controls the prices. 1t has scaled
competition till last Spring the lowest
Price ever received by the producers,
~ ~ cents 6sss,oSI quart was vas reaehed
now voted to raise the price to two cents
per quart, which means an aggregate
increase to the producers Of S2.600 a
President Wright, of the Exchange,
says this restoration Of last Winter s
prices to the producer will not affect the
retail prices. The Exchange makes no
thas Is Why My y some localities II the
nye , cents. while dealers get eight cents
says President Wright. II suppose my
own experience Is a fair criterion. The
hrst hot Sunday of this month disposed
OF sixty cans Of milk and seven of
cream more than I sold the day before.
Each can of cream is equal to seven of
milk, 80 you see what an additional de-
mand hot weather creates.
The reduction to | ga cents quart
In May was unavoidable. Milk 10 a
commodity that must be handled quickly.
else 1t becomes a dead loss Our mem
bers found large surplus on hand each
day. There was a lot Of cut-rate milk
meet the cut in order to establish uni
formity. Our producers fully understood
this. We try to act fairly, and there was
little complaint, for we stand on the
Same platform, and must succeed or fail
together. We control nearly rs per cent.
including those of dealers outside our
organization. being more than 10000 gall
1.-THE producers perfectly understood
that there would be a return to the old
scale as coon as the market warranted
II, and there will be another one-fourth
cent advance as soon as the directors Of
Before the organization of the FIX
change our milk came almost entirely
from Orange County. But during the
milk war other competitors came into
the field, and to-day We get milk from as
far away as Utica, and the States OF Con-
necticut. New Jersey and Pennsylvania
are in the business Of supplying New
lower than in the old days, and the deal
ers are protected by a maintenance of
scale OF prices fixed by the law CT supply
and demand and the producers are pro-
tected by demand that Is fixed. except
for the changes in the weather"
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colnponnd, that rm, rkable remedy that makes
In al cnroni' diseases o waTte take, place IN
every part OF the body and tho iunc IONS VI me
toiy are imnnire!. To atop "he pro tress of
disease NO must re3.ir she tissue, faster tLsu
BY securing re-..,t nutrition Of nerves,
oI,ln ana vital orsans, Pane -. comnound
permanently cures the most dyn<f li5 dis.
orders neuralsia, rhcunahsir. SIX hoa iao!i",
ana lhati'lty 70 sleep in young "A" old yield o
IL isewell -osta blished ihrt i'.i ihu u am the
ntivous "y-tn n snl the CI5CrintDry syst tom must
harmo 1i1e. Paines celery cvlur, ana IL rula tes
nnd gives the needed tuln o tho body, and
drives AWAY lalEuof. weakness AMI all ,rms VI
nervous debility
In dyspepsia IT. c1rst'y. nrcue-ti.- 900 u Ir,.ks
themselves known 10y an NL,Nare Ot "a vsn.l
pam after meals. ~ tn.rea II, sppco.c ,nd
stronger powers OF aiCcs.lDlI sni asNIun!si,on,
as ahown by incrca'r'. weight md ode / color
,pnine's cclery comtound urrifte, the blood -
81 DAD hunors AID cures tho many a,tnol,.
from this familiar cause
A vast proper Ion OF oil diseases sre Pre- sent-
shle Pnlnes celery conpoirt Is un,y. sally
rre'cribed by medical men stop the progress
ished nerves. ~
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IN THE WORLD or LABOR.

Brewers Criol No. has re.iiYad to apply FOR
charter from the knlshts o, Lassr
Sailors wages have becn reduced in almost
every port on the Pacific cra't
The Knee Pants Makers U.'an viii celebrate
Its Anniversary on Saturday jay IS
The Childrens JACKET Makers Union has been
suocessful In It's strike al Contractor Levinson' 3
shop.
The hmericus Association. Local Assembly
5tel, X. o, L., has It's annual picnic TODAY nj
Wisscll's Cypress Hill Park.
The brooklyn Plasterers' Union has moved Its
headquarters TO 800 Fulton street, where the
regular meetings take place On Weincnd,ys
The Hou.csmitis wi have a meeting At
Clarendon Hall thia evening TO consider mr. ,hods
or keeping out-of-toNh contractors from doinE
work here with cDea2 Labor.
Valentine Kret.,hmsr Is the newly elected Cor
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respondins Secretary Of cisnr.Psrker. Benevo-
members and 1',sit.7l Ia it's treasury.
The strike at J j. I.attcmsnns shoe far
tory is s,!l on. Tho labor unions " this civ
and Brooklyn have contributed over 81. 900 TO the
strike fund.
From the shop reports given at ycsterdav',
meeting OF Cabinet Makers Union No. I It APP
pears mat trade is improving. Tho financial on
members during the recent eight hours strike.
About go delegates have so far been elected
by tho Flint Glass Workers Unions to represent
them Ut the International Convention which has
been called for July . at Montreal. The dele
gates Of Union No l, located In this district,
are James Smith, A. J. brown. j. W. vogel and
James Tate.
hn.thta Of Labor fixed its monthly dues a, 20
.en!'. The members viii parade on La,or Day.
nhs Of % VII! tie imposed upon members con
Ni'tcd OF having siaoked non-union cigars. The
Cigar Mako ,g,ons were requested to insist
tnst In Tie factories under their jurisdiction
union nremcn be employed.
The United Hebrew Trades Unions have ap-
pointcd a committee to collect money for the
strlElnr liners OF PENNSYLVANIA. An invitation
ton to take part In a harmony. conference. The
sfllisted unions were requested to attend next
SATURDAYS nass-meetinr Of the Knights Of Labor
transit
Nominations for oraccrs have been made by
r Furniture wcrkers' Union No 5, a, follows;
and Recording Secretary; G Schneider r.
fiatT'eheck. Treasurer; r. Oehlert c. Kledtke
Librarian: q. 2esin j. nautrch. c. Schneider
= sohnnann Trustees: A. Moser J. Zeldlsr. "
Nost II. Phnsston. C. Riser. Finance Commit
tee.
There are at present eight local assemblies OF
shooGskers In this city attached to District
assembly ~. X OF l., aEstesatins member.
ship NJ about !. 500 Master Workman Brewer OF
the shaemakers' General Council. says that trade
Is very SLOW and At lenst IS per cent. o, the
shoerl'iers In this city and Brooklyn are out OF
employment.
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carry several theatrical people today.
the Kangaroo dancer Miss Blanche
Walsh and her devoted mommer, and
quired husband Robert Tabor. Miss
Rose Coghlan's determination to go
to Europe was very suddenly reached
Last Tues lay she knew nothing about
two Of the latest London successes.
There has been great enthusiasm on
the Rialto about the alleged engagement
man In the place of William Terriss.
The American leading man. SO called.
is f. II. VANDERBILT. Mr. VANDERBILT,
hGwsNers is E, yys to es.NrS t9e
and although he has been in this coun
try many years. he is still English.
He came over about ten years ago.
under contract to Daniel Frohman. TO
Frohman then managed.
Richard Mansfield on the .Rialto this
baking weather. with ,., his trousers i1 or
don. is an edifying spectacle. In def
erence to Mr.. Mansfield's frequent in
vectives against England and English
actors he should, at least: avoid turn.
thoughtless proceeding on his part. 1t
is Just such tribes as this that have
caused International misunderstanding.
Manager John II. Russell is going to
do 1.-THE City Directory next season,
but a brand-new Eilt-edged version. He
returned from Europe Saturday. and
episodes for introduction into this elias
tic farce-Comedy,
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4 Charity BeneNt.

An entertainment and reception will be given
Tomorrow evening at Terrace Garden by Misses
Bertha and Edith Jacobs for the benent Of a
special charity. programme OF vaudeville
sketches by professional players will he given.
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SALE OF
Sailor Hats

We offer tC-mor-ow, Thursday,
An immense assortment o. Trimmed
Sailors in fne Milan and Sranett
Straws, also, iancy Imported rsa,ds,
trlpmcd with, rl..n ana farcy Sailor
Ribbons, In Sill the nav
:f:H;; s.s s,as? +; $s:
kyrie." 49,
AZ the sane time We offer n full lisc Of
trimmed Dnck and Straw Alpines, also a
!"p. .'is''% WHIT. OF az. n'' s.s; 49,
R;1A!!A
So West Esd Street.
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Excursions.
Ions BRANCH AND BACK Soc.

MARY PATTEN. Pleasure nay and Elberon,
"Dowu tho Bav," "Thro' the Narr0ws,"
"Up the Picturesque shrew,bury."
Week days leave JAliE ST. N. r. a blocks
below l+th ST., A. NJ. and p. n: SUNDAYS,
leave JANE ST, and 10 A. NJ. All boats leave
BATTERY FER NEAR Barge onoe) 10 minutes
later LONG BRANCH. PLEASURE BAY. SEA.
BRIGHT. Highland Bes IN. Little Silver and
B,anchport FREIGHT at lowest rates. Long
RsT. CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL SAIL
OUT OF NEW YORK
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Business Notices.

No other hOusc hns the right to hottie or u.e
the WORD hy' IN connection with Old Crow Whis-
Key. Jir I'm name II on the label cork and
capsule Of the genuine Old Crow Rye
II. Il. Kirk Co.. New York.
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responding Secretary Of Cigar. Packers Benevo-
lent Society No. :: which at present has 1856
members and 1..si5.7i Ia its treasury.
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The outgoing European steamers
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

fegnaf publicznosc l podziekowai n
licsny udzisi " uroozystosoi nsrodowej.
Poch6d robil bsrdzo korzystne wra
tenie, nssze rycerstwo pr.edstawiaio ale
dzielnis pod wodzs dzieluego major.
oh. J. Patrrykowskiego " kosynierskim
ubraniu, Tow. Zwia.kowe wyglsdaiy
pieknie pod sztandsrsmi nsrodowemi,
us w~ietlone csiem mo4em ro1nokoloro-
wych lanpion6w, xakiet, rozmaitych
ogni sztucInyoh Z . transparent6w Z
odpowiedniemi napisami Mic divine
60 fe wspanialy pooh6d zwsbil M alioe
ogromne tiumy publiczncsoi, tax, ae
konni marszaikowie, kt6rych byio okoso
20su, Z trudnoscis .do.ali droge torowac
i utezymac porzadek.
Wszystkie niemal domy ma wojcie
ohowie byty pieknie u~dekorowane .
wieczorem wiele dom6w iluminowaro.
Ma o~dr6.nienis zasaugujs dekoracys
dom6w oh. J. Pstrykowskiego, gdzie
mieici sic take redakoya rEcha", oh.
P. Metelskiego, hall Kosciuszko, So
bieskiego ! wielu innyoh dom6w PREY
Broadway.
Przykre tylko wra4enie robbie Stani-
siawowo, giucbo tam byso ! oiemno i
tylko kilku zwisxkowyoh zamieszkalych
" tel dzielnicy ozdobiio swole domy.
Sz6sty Puik Uian6w robieniem no.
morrow wojskowych mSwcom / gosoiom
Przyczynif sic wiele do uswietnienia
obchodu, kt6ry podni6si duoha zgroms-
dzonej Publicznosci i p~ozostanie ma
dlugo W jej pamieci.
W. Weso5otoski, sekr. obchodu "
hall Kosciuszko.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

Pc odfpiewaniu przez wszystkich
.obecnych rBoae ooi Polske' russyia sic
msodzies do tahca prsy dzwieku musyki
smstorskiej iprzeoiagnety sic tany do
P6znej nocy, tax 70 niekt6re tancerki i
tancerze musieli per pedes apo
do dom6w powraoa6 i
PREY sisbem swietle ksietyoa, " pier
szej kwadrse, miiosnie gruchs6.
Mech fyie Zwiszek Narodowy Pol.
ski. jego Zar.ad dzielny Rsdaktor.
Aleksander Heurteur. sekr. obchodu
Kosciuszkowskiego. i Delegat Sejmu K.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

M1LwAUKKE. dsia s m.;. ne,

MILWAUKEE, dsia s msjs 1894.
Nitej podpisana zaselam szcrers 20.
Sc. Rssdowi Centralnemu
oraz wszystkim braoiom Nv. Mar. Pol.
"a punktualne ~wypaacenie mi 600 dol.
PoGmiertoego Pc sp. mssu moim Igus.
Gym TramPaia. jakotsa skladsm dziski
Kszimierza Pulsskiego OF.
% q. N. P. do kt6rej sp. mat moi mial
honor naleaec.
6atarzyna Trampasa,
wraz Z sysem Szozepanem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

Donoszs krewnym ! znsjomYm To
" stsrym krsju il moi kochsny ojcieo
Klsmens Hadsk ~zsko6czyi swoj tywot
d. q kwietnis rb. " South Bend, Ind,
PREY boku swej c6rki nsjmiod'zej zis
Gle F. Nowsks | dwoch syn6w Franoi.
SKA / Pswis, po dluzsrych c~ierpienisch,
opstrzony sw. Sskrsmentsmi, pretty
wszy "a lat. Jego towsrzyszks sycis
pOprzedziis go o 8 lat do mogiiy. Po-
zostswii " aslu 20 sobie 3 synow. 1
corke, 20 wnukow | 4 ~prswnuki. :
Prosze o w~estohuieuie o spokoj du'zy
jego. Mech mu bedzie Ia ziemis sme-
rykshsks choe obcs lekks.
W smutka pogrstony syn
Jan Hudsk, Ia Sale, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
PORTLAND, Ore. 2 msja 1894.
Szanowny r edaktorxe!


w imieuiu grupy l95 nTow. Patryo-
tyozne" W Portland, Oregon, prosze o
iaskswe umieszczenie " iamach ,,Zgo.
dy", sprawozdsnie z obchodu K~osciusz-
kowskiego, ktore miaio miejsoe W dniu
Gym maja rb.
81. Pahstwo Zioczewsoy ofiarowali
dom swoi Towarzystwom ma obcbsd, a
komi,et obchodowy dolo.yl usilnej pra.
cy, ably obch6d ten uswietni6, oraz Ia
praszajsc Siowisn, pObrstymcz6w ma.
szyoh Czech6w i nienaleasch do Tow.
Polak6w ola wspolnego uczczenia pa
nieci dla ra'zego bohatsra.
Ma przewodniczscego powossnym
zostai OBJ. Jsgmin, q ma sekretarza niaej
podpisanego.
w krotkich siowsch otworzyl pre-
wodniczacy obchod. Nova jego tchne-
Ia pstryotyzmem, q bedac zmudzinem
wspomniai o krwawych, o zemste do
Boga woasjscych, zajsciach " Kroaach
zachecai Polakowi Litwin6w do wspol-
nej prscy narodowej i wzajemnej zgody
tn przytocze jego wlasue siowa 70:
nJefli zuudzin, ma punkcie cywilizacyi
ni4ej cd inuych stojacy, ME re wszyst.
KLEIN jest tenn ola Polak6w, czem bye
powinien, to winnismy mu ~wybsozy6,
DO ME czyni or to re zlej wolf, Z niens-
wisci, lecz (ru p~rzytoo1yi saows Cbrystu-
SAY ME vie &C czyni".
lob. Jsgmin powszechnie tn szsno-
wany, Pstryotyzm jego ! uczynnosc
ola rodaka mote wiele "a przykiad bye
dans)
Nastepnie zabierali CLOS OBJ. SIelasa-
kiewicz, Ciszewski, Hsurtsux i Sakslski
jedni przypominsjac obecnym obowisz-
XII Polsks-Z wiszkowcs / zaohecsjsc
wszystkich do wspolnej piracy ma niwie
nsrodowej, drudzy zss biorsc "a tho
powstsnie Kosciuszkowskie, Konsrytu.
cys 3go msja obohody W kraju odby-
wane q osobliwie Krskowskie.
Oh. Sakelski siowianin odznaczyl sic
zszusczsjac brsterstwo Siowian W swym
roizinnym jszyku. Mowy to byiy
przeplstane deklsmacys psnny Antoni-
ny Glubs z M~'llerville, Minnesota; Graz
spiewem solowym jezyku ozesxim
psni Martinez, spiewsmi nsrodowemi
%. Grut.y J Hsurtsux ohorem piesni
patryotycrnyoh.
w egole u~roczystosc odbyis sic
w~spsuisle / we wzorowym porzsdku.
Komitst obchodowy upowatuil mie
do publicznego podziekowsnis wszyst-
kim ktorzy sic do uswietnisnis uroczy.
stosoi ~prEyczyuili, q osobliwie pici
pieknej: PAM Martinez | psnnie Anto-
ninie Clubs, orsz 81. pshstwu Zioczew
skim "a ion isskswe utyczenie sweyo
domu do odbycis obchodu. Me zspo-
mnielismy tet | Sksrbie N. p, ale
ME ohcso zrszi6 ~obeonych Slowisn
pobratymoow Czeohow, kt6rzy 20 rag
pierwszy " nsszem gronie sic bswili, q
PREY tenn chcsc wiekszs sumo ma sksrb
N. P. zsotye, niibyimy tersz PREY tych
oietkich czsssch byli vstanie, postsno-
wiIismy sic w~strzymsc ma miesisc lub
diva, . PREY sposobnosci pikniku pro-
jektowauego tuszymy sObie odpowie-
dnio sic pokszsc.