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The colored American., 1894-08-11
Eliyht of the Fricate Bird.

Mr.. J. Lancaster who has spent five
wears upon the west coast of Florida
in the study of the habits of aquatic
birds, of which he has made a special
ty, asserts that he has seen frigate
birds fly for seven consecutive days,
night and day, withut ever resting.
According to 7ais observations, the
fatigue of these birds is not excessive
even in such long continuances in the
air. In fact, the frigate bird can easily
and almost without a flap of the
wings not only maintain itself, but also
fly with a speed of nearly hundred
miles an hour The spread of the
wings extended varies between eleven
and thirteen feet. 1t feeds, gathers
materials for its nest here and there,
and even sleeps on the wing. This
we'll proves that in this bird the mo-
ton of the wings is. in a manner, IN
dependent Of the will.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

The Sir knights of this jurisdiction
are notified that at the first meeting III
next month the Right Eminent Grand
Commander Sir L. H. Wayne, 81
and staff will pay their official vlslt'
Also the communicates will elect Oh
ficers. So, Fraters, be governed ac-
cordingly.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

The 18th Annual Conclave OF the
United Grand Commandery OF K. L.
for tha state Of Missouria will be held
at Independence, Nc, August H. 10
and 16. The Grand Commandery VIII
.dexete4wo days to the dispatch OF
business. On the 10th they will have
a big display. Sir Peter Harris So
knows how to get there. Further III
formation will be given later on
The colored American., 1894-08-11

WANTED-Minlst TO prlng lnen
Church notices to oTHECoLoRED a NEIL
CAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
A GOOD MOVEMENT.

The Marietta Mirror makes some
sensible suggestions with which we
are in hearty sympathy. By all means
let us have the fair and let it be held
at Ardmore. In this connection the
Mirror says:
What's the matter with Pickens
county having a fair-nOt . second
Chicago exposition, to be sure, but .
respectable county fair? 1t would be
of much benefit and interest to our
farmers and stock raisers and do
much towards advertising tho coun-
try. What say you gentlemen of the
press: shall We unitedly advocate a
fair, or is the season inopportune?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16

TIE four richest OF the womeA's cOa.
Ieges in this country-Vassar. Wei.
lesley, Smith and Bryn Mawr-re-
eeived about q, ,OoO, 600 Ia gifts of every
kind during the frst twenty yesxs Of
their existence.
A light Is thrown on the following
ash story from st. Francis, Fla The
story tells of . spOrtsnan who. being
out Of bait, lit q bulls eye lanteru
and displayed tho light ON the water
In few minutes time four large bAss
IeAped into his boat, evidently being
attracted by the light
The new Congressional library
building, which will have . larger
area than tkat of tho capitol. promises
10 be one of the hSndsomest struc-
lures in Washington. The building
is of Italian renaissance architectuFS,
aAd will he 365 by 47O feet in sfEs.
Nith cellar. basement and two storieA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16

Two shocking cases of miscarriage
of justice are reported. one from
France and the other from Germany.
In France q woman has just been re-
leased after sixteen years imprison-
ment on the discovery that she il en-
tirely innocent Of the death Of her
husband and Of her brother-In-lAW,
with the responsibility for which she
had been charged; while in Germany
q cashier of the ministry, Of finance,
who was In the penitentiaTy for Aav-
ing embezzled q sum of 5000 marks.
has been liberated after twelve years
incarceration on IL being brought tc
light that there had been NO money
stolen and that the apparent discrep-
ancy had been due TO N mistake on
the part Of the auditors In neither
case will the victim have any redress.
as the law does not provide for any
such judicial errorA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
1-13 st.

When people vote the Republican
ticketthey know what they are voting
fora well defined policy which will
be carried out in case of tho party
being successful; but VIC Democrats, it
appears do nothing Of the kind; We
just vote at random. The last cam
paign was made on the tariff reform
issue, and the men we elected to con-
gress are still not agreed as to what
is best. 1t is not what the people
want that they are squabling over,
but what the congressman want. If
there is anything on earth that Ia csl-
culated to knock as silly as party
next year this kind Of business IL
what will do it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
-REPAIRINGI
All kinds of MAcbincry and
Gins repaired by me- Head
quarters 1t Oil Mill.


Am~TIe Rives Chanler Is happy In the
serene conviction that she Is beautiful
She ''ia devoted 20 her own beauty
and TO beautiful women In general. I"
AZ least 50 she Is quoted. Further
mOr., KagS Marie BAshAirtseg. shc rev.
els In 1duziRatsoA Of hsV owe foas aaA
figure and she sAys shs thanks @00
daily for this giftOf lOTelines% 80 VIII
be seen that AnsSie has no lingarin4
doubts on the matter.
In the courae Of the recent rnaneu~
vers in Western Germany the Pockee~
book Of the cmpoEOs. which had 6seA,
Loaf. was found on the hslJs by %
unknown woman. who returned It -
one of the ofleeys Of tho day FuU
soAe reason he negiected 70 ask tAA
WOman'S name. When tho emperor
learned OF the circumstance he ordered
the landEath OE ealswedel 20 dis
cover, If possible. the name q tA0
woman and reward her suisobly-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16

Il In true that q modest gentle
man" who was shooting over the
moors of certain millIouaire offered
the keeper three sovereigns, and 1t is
true that she gift was rejected BY the
keeper On the GROUND that ho &c-
c0pted paper alone, but it In mot true
that the guest thereapOn eomplained
TO his host. who said: "Ik you can't
tip like . gentleman you should not
tip at all" The sequel was not thuA
The modest gentleman" was, In fact
n well-known Lo0d0n journalist, aud
whom the keeper returned the golden
sovereigns and expressed. in broad
Scotch, hts preference for paper, the
editor said: Here's paper for you,
them" and handed him Scotch
note for one pound sterling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
ART ANo INGENUITY.

The sisol- bull is the largest Amcri-
can aei,.al.
The first cable street railroad WA
built In Sax Francisco In 1873.
A negro at Madison, F1s-, owns .
h0llfrog with three eyes, ono In the
center of Its head
The chamber of commerce OF Rouen
hes ea eceed q clock tower which gives
the time on three sides and the height
Of tho tide ON the fourth.
The greater part Of the worlds sup
ply Of needles comes from Reddith, In
England, where there are 30, 600 peo-
pie engaged in tho industry
A watch In the form Of . shirt Stud
Aas been made by an English artisan
Ets dial In three-sixtecnths Of an i1ch
in diameter, and is 20 be worn with
NSwo other studs BY turning the
uRper stud you wins the watch. while
- turninG the lower zoe the hAud0
ag0 adjusted
A camel has twice. tSe carving
sewer of an or. With 8n ordinary
lad at 400 pounds he can travel
twelve or fourteen days without
water. going forty miles = deg. They
ere dE 70 work At four years old. bat
their strength brginS to decline %
twenty-five.
The famous Rartholdi Eo0ntain thaA
vas exhibited ct ths CentennSel IL noW
hidden sway smid the zeliOQe 0f the
botauic garden grounds in Wnshtnes
AoD, where very few people sye sNEAne
Of it0 existence. 1t has lately baon
suggested that the beautiful fountain
No rescued from its hiding place and
Pet ap IN the vide space noRtA of the
entrance to the state, war and navy
building opposite the coreoran nrs
gallery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
DO YOUR DUTY BEFORE KICK
KICKING,

Ifyou know any item Of news tell
it to the editor, and thus enable him
to get together all of the home hap
renings, and he will thank you. If
you do not do this do not abuse him
for q failure to mention many little
occurrences and items of int .est. II
local newspaper is to build up .
town there must be the utmost har-
mORy between the people and the
paper. Gov. Francis, in speaking of
the local paper says Each year the
local paper gives from five hundred
to FIVE thousand dollars in free lines
10 the town il il located in. No 9TH
er agency can or viii do this. The
editor, in proportion to his means,
docs more for his town than any 9TH
er ten men. He ought to be support.
ed, not because you like him or ad-
mire his writing, but because the To-
cal paper is tho best investment q
community can make. 1t may net be
brilliantly edited or crowded with
thoughts, but financially it is gilmore
benefit to a community than the
teacher or the preacher. Understand
me, don't mean morally. but tinan-
cially, and yet on the moral question
you will find that most of the local
papers are ON the moral side.-Ex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
STATEHOOD.
Why It is Wanted for the Indian
Territory.

Why It is Wanted for the Indian
Territory.
Below we give in full letter writ
ten to the Fort Worth Mail from
Duncan, which is q fair presentation
Of existing conditions in the Indian
Territory.
Duncan, l. T., Jan. 15.-On reading
the daily reports of crime, ETC., in the
papers. people outside the territory
would imagine that this country was
composed of crooks OF alT description
and that such q thing al civilization
was unknown. While it is a fact
that we have more crime than the
average civilized country should
have, owing to the poor facilities OF
the government to suppress It, yet
the country is settled with as good law
abiding people as yoW will ind in the
South.
This part of the territory is settled
amoat entirely with people from
Texas and Arkansas, and not the
"roughs" or low class. but Of ,yonng,
energetic peop'c, who came here Tor
the purpose of establishing homes and
to make honorable livings. It h our
aim to SEQ this lovely country emerge
into one OF peas. and prosperity,
where our moral, religious and edu-
cstionai institutions viii be a credit
to sanyscoantry. To do this there
must be hsnge in the government
-or rather = change to government.
1t is true that this country belongs
to the Indians, yet -onr Indians are
not what the outeidp world seem 10
think they are. In the ChickasAw
nation there are no "Ghee Strings
or blanket tribes, but they are rs pSE
cent white men with a little Indian
blood, and are generally men of intel.
;ect. aid education. The 0on-citizcne
which consist of IS per cent of the
pOpulation--who are advocating state
hood for the Indian Territory are in
favor Of the Indian owning and COR
trolling his lands, but to make al
above 16O ocrcs to the men alienable
and taxable. to maintain state govern
ment. This is fair, and this is the only
mode of robbery that the whites have
been planning against the "poor In
dian"
There are, of course, Hiron clad''
| natives who have from 5000 to 1O, ,0OC
acres of land in cultivation who OPP
pose statehood, aud nearly all the out
side opposition is the manipulGtOrs OF
the federal courts at Fort smith and
Paris, who. by such a change, would
lose their jobs and have to quit suck
ing the government teat.
Such is the opposition brought "a
bear ON statehood for the Indian Ter.
ritory with Oklahoma, but In the
name of American justice and liberty,
cen this great government allow q
aeovernment within a government
| 20 exit when it not only has . ten
dencv to cultivate Q school of crime,
but IL tOietAble to civilization, COM
mon reaSon aAd Q disgrace to the re.
, public and an isRPosatiOn on hsr sub
jcctss RCfsr. L. KoNERs-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
Subscribe for the Ardmoreite.
loRDs or cwAArIoM.

A man @6st have q very bad Opini0u
q himself not to be willing 70 SpPoAR
what Ae really L.
He, feeling his way-An hozorAbls
tSAa shoulA marry only for love She
Certainly; oh. certainly-if he can
afford IL
Rider HAggard 10 sAEH To- have
trained rat 50 that the ami Aal has
become compAnionSble. intelligent
and AHectIoneaA
Edward Perry and Robert MeL.el.
Ian, both Of San Jose. Cal. recently
wAltaed. it Il claimed, for nineteen
Consecutive h0urA
Swearing IN conVersAtion indicates
. perpetual distrust Of . PERSONS own
reputation; and 10 acknowledgment
that he thinks his bare word moe
worthy Of credit
Horses have different ways Of sleep
Ing. Some lie down. some sleep
stAnding, others compromiss On partly
lying down. One is told ot who site
down ON his kauncApeA like O circus
trick pony.
Leo TeassoI, the Ruzsian uovUIIsk
usaAHI wears tlse costume of . peaa-
a1A WAsa sat engaged In writing he
aaanss No0AE bat hts boot-making 10
saaA nOt 10 BE - successful - HE
1Do1r-mmaiag.
A bridegroom tainted aa the aatae
willis the marriage ceremony was BE-
Ing performed. In Salem, Maaa.. ~
sontiy. he was finally restored to
CONSEQUENCES. aad the clergyman .suc-
OeSded In completing the tyiRR Of thu
knot without further inteFrupEi0a-
"You quite4evotsd yOnrself - thaA
frigAtfnl Locking Van stick O0 IL
srsin the Other dayy Edith. What On
earth made yOu 10 thaEz" '-welL.
IL was ahaalaAeaF necessary 10 pay
some AAAsnsaon % hEne Yea A1n'l
sapposo ! yzanted people "a sAiAh u
WaS my AuSbandt'
S6onezar Burgess RAll, o1 Waa
ton, who eJAims 20 be TIE usa11ok HI
Ing relative - 0eOrwe WASH
and who looAa like ahA .laAAne&
aEAi& haa had his elaimss Ia AhAt -:
speos eonAEusA ~ the Sens os -
American repolutlaA He lsOopA. .
little cigar ssore IN the rotunda 81 NE
pensiaD eAaca
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
INFORMATION GRATIS.


The Mvn wanted to Know @@d Was
ChssrFuIIy Supplied.
care you the man that answers the
querieS?" asked the caller, removing
his hat rs he came in.
81 am" replied the man at the desk,
pigeon hol;ng a request for stati"tics
as TO the total number of persons
killed in the Crimean war and filing
away in the waste basket . note ask
ing for n brief biography of oil the
presidents from George Washington
down to Grover Cleveland. What
can do for you?"
"rvc got little bet with 9 friend" "
rejoineI +he visitor, ''and we've
agreed to leave IL with you. What is
the size of glove that q perfectly pro
portioned woman with m No foot
ought to wear?'
The size OF glove. you say?"
"Yes."
"rhat . perfectly proportional wo'
man"
Yes"
"With n 40. 6 foot should wear?'
That's right"
"Jusk wait few moments- will
consult the anatomical tables"
He waited. The man at the desk
overhauled Poor's MANUEL, the
Wealth Of Nations" Roget's The
eaurus. Buffers Analogy. AllibOnc'e
Dictionary Of Quotations, Blaine's
Twenty Years of Congress" and 1
concordance to Shakespeare, and
turned to his caller.
According to the beat information
I can obtain" he said, "a woman will
= No. 8 foot. If she Is peri city pro
portioued, should wear on her hand
"YeS."
"Auy glove that Ats her. Turn tn
knob TO the right Good morning."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
A RUMoR CORRECTED.

The rumor which gained currency
yesterday that William Beard. of
Simon, had been murdered IL ST.
Louis proved to ba false. The man
of whom enquiry was made was 9
stockman by the name of Baird. MIR.
L. B. Robertson Investigated The mat
ter with the above results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16

MldgeS dialilCe the odeg Of verbenA.
4 little Of fts extract scattered on Tia
elo hing viii Lessen their atteltion%
s"HhAt did y0u think Of the pSayT-
'NOh, 1t wSs tnst lovely. The heroine
one act"
When . chill Is leaYning is,IsttsEs.
Il Is hard work for him at Ar1S but
after he gets IS far as A. b, c. d. y
then becomes matter OF E's for him
The three daughters Cf / u 1GtGo1s-
sll who lives near TkasdeR4 AtaL.
were recently usaEsiA6 ou S6 Sam&
day 70 three yeaag men -
SalesW0man-I can strongly raeom-
mend You this style Of mantle. Only
last week an intimate friend oe nina
became engaged In Just sueh sno1AeE-
Waiter, at the villa1e c.ub-TMssss
Esdy outside who says that her Rns-
band pFomfBed to be home early To-
night Ala, Tisiag-Excuas me a'Hao-
menE
Crummcr-T always hate 70 20 20 .
party at MRrdison'A MrA Nurdlson
works % hard 70 mako people 6S0l -
AAse that she makes oserEhsAF an
eom6OgtAhle.
Mr.. snd Ara Iehn EA1Netky 81 M
fore. Me-, recently eeasbrakeA zt1nfg
SSH NOdaShg gsmFversAFy fr the sOase
house which thsy have oesngtoA csr
Stea<ly half q century.
Ma CAllashan-I want 70 got
pdA % shoes Cor the little bye SAor
maA-FreDeh hid. ma.am9 ME& Cal
laghAn, indignantly-Indade noti Hs'D
ue own soa, and was burn sad HgsJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
ATTENTION COMPANIONS.

All members of the American
Legion of Honor, are requested to
be present in our council hall,
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10th, 1894.
Business of Importance to every
member. New officers to be in
stalled.
Porter Staples Secretary.
Chas. Durie Commander.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
NOTICE.

All members of the Terpsichorean
club will please be on hand at their
hall Tuesday night. Business of i'm
pOrtance. III. + Foster.
President.
j. ScanlAn,
lib st. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
As%IGNBES, SALE.

On Monday the 18th day Of February A, D.
1894, viii sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Dotson Store house at
Ron 1. T. all the property In my hands as as
Aignee OF the estate OF william H. Dotson.
said property consisting Of a stock Of msrchan-
disc and Store fixtures including safe at Rons
l. T. S5 Bales Of cotton. mules. horses /
mare and colt, iwagou and harness, one dwell.
ing house at Ron I. t., one dwelling house in
Ardmoro /. T.. one house and 10 acres Of lnnd
on the outskirts OF ArdmOrc I. T. All the books
and aecounts OF William H. DofsoR. Sale pos
tive. ChAs. Duries
Assignee
Ardmore. !. T., Jan. o, 1894. jan 10 I'm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
subsorIbs Cor 10 Aramoreise.

TAe Dawss eempipsiop ls heu|
MnskORee 90 We learn. Z myil 20,
rect hFsm there to TisHfmiheo.
committees authorized BY the boaf
trade ahould lose NO time In ma
en the nsesaaary afrangsnenss ~
lption and entertaiument Il
nots..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16
The IittlN Palace !!
FRUITS, NUTS, CANDlR M.

At the WhittingsOn corner
is the place TO go for 3D.
missAble drinks and tho
finest cigars in the city
lam now Atfed up for tho
Accomni0dation Of the best
class OF trade. ROister0us
cOadHct strictly prohibited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-16

Advertise in the Ardmori Z
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-25

NIL ma wsoh6a cd Council Bluffs, ae
koleIe ale ohOa aos.ierzy jego przewissc.
Jen. Ce1sy opusoii armie, udaj,o sic
n. 4 dni do New Yorku n. t.rg koni,
@a On sic Pestarsc o przewiszieaie ar
mil do Washi.gtonu; zanierza on sta.
MAO z armia liozacs $4,000 solniersy W
"sshingtonis W dniu l msja.
= w senasie obradowano mad bilem
rsfsrpy taryfy.
Fey kohsu ubieglego tygodnia obra.
de~ano " izbie posi6w mad nieznaezne
mi spravami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-25

uayte ma inne oele, Ii tylko M potrzsby
naszeJ k~ochanej ojOzyzny 1 pod temi
warunkani tylko skiadsc pragniemy, M
inue sele pel,ki ludsk PREY Boaej po-
moey jak sic okaAe pstrzebs, znajdzie
srodki.
A wieo siyszycie kochsni bracia po-
Lacy jskim duohen tehnis Tow. Oria 1
Pegoni, przystepujcie presto I~icznie,
ola d~ogednosci braoi zalo.ylisny file
ma Town Of Lake, posiedrenis tsj4e Cd.
bywajs sic W kasis p~ierwszs nisd,isls
Pc Plerwsren W hall OBJ. M~ojsysz.ka.
Naszs towarzystwo liozy DIT s.,on.
k6w 30, many jednak to przekon.nie,
ss czem wieksze towarzystwo tenn lest
lepiej i ola czfonk6w ~matsryalnie, no i
f,twiej sic zwslcza gdyby sic zualezli
iudzie ~sPao1enysh p0gladow, i ola Oh
c.yzny jestssmy Po.ytsozniejsi 1 wieoej
sdziasac noAsmy " grupaoh wielkich, a
nawet pelityce miejscewej bedziemy
poAJteozaieisi i MUSIC ale z nami lio.yc.
a wiao eraois polaey z jakiejkolwiek
Psrtyi, iaoze'e sic z Tow. Oaa i Pogeni
q Jak wzresnisny to i rebotnicy sko.
r1ystajs DO my mimi j~e,tesuy a dis
sPi.wy rosotniczsj pracujspy i praco-
wac Pragnie1y pod tytulen Tow. Orls
l Pogoni, to miano mole nam tylko do
dad ducha. Jeszcze rsz brasis, lsczmy
sic " towsrzystwa w:elkie, a wtsnozas
ME beds sic wysuwa6 rozmaicl organiza-
tory, jak grzyby pc dsszczu, jak to
ma miejses W Detroit.
TovGzystwo ms zaniaf dad pare od.
ozytSv, ma tel strenie | h Tewo of Ia
ke, udziai W takowych wsEms osoby
godne zaufinia szacuaku; odosyty ma
temat kwestyi rsbstniczej. Bliasre
w'adomosoi doniesimY " pismleh.
WiSatl MECH wzresnie skarb do mi.
lion6w!
j. Rudii'iski, sekr. prot.
38 Upton Str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-25

EAST SAGINAW, 16 kwistnia 1894.
Szano'onG Reddkcyoi
UPrsszsm o lsskaws umieszczeais w
ianach nzgody" 90 Dastspuje:
Towsrzystwo Clos Wolnosoi Polskiej
ma wybrany sw6j konitet roozny do
"sseikich obched6w .narodswyoh, j ia
kowy Jest, uPowazniOny, sby sic poro-
zuni.f wsPolnie z konitetami egzystu-
lsoysA towsrzystw pslskioh " East
Saginaw.
J~ednskowot do ohwiIi ODE ,nei MIC
ME uozynioao; przsto wynieuione To-
warzystwo Postanowilo spelni6 sw6i o.
Oowiszek i uehwaliso obchodzi6 jak mai.
~uroczysoisj te tax wislks rocznics "
naredzie polskim dnia Ego n.ja 1894 r.
we srode wisoz6r " novel sail OBJ.
ff. Mordsc, PREY ulioy Perkins I3sj,
Ne. 522.
a zatsm to~warzystwo zapraszs Gala
Polonis W Saginaw ! okolicy, i zarazem
Wisl. Ks. Proboszez,, ma obch6d Ko-
sciuszkewski, & TEN sposobsm danny
dowod s~olidsrnosci, 70 stauiemy jsk je.
den mss tam, gdzie mas obewiazek DO.
wofuje. Brscis, W duiu tym zspomnii.
my o naszych swarsch domowychi
OEnajmiam take, te wstsp ma sale
jest wolny. FIR. More 60 ofarowal ia.
kows bszplatnie. A wieo obchod ma
rodowy odbedEie sic po ras pier wssy
pod dsshem polskiu.
Ma obehed beds liczni mowcy "a
PrOszsni, i wygiOsra mowy histo-
ryo1ne W jezyku OJozystym an.
gIel'kim. Ssla bedzie tax pieknie
usekorowsna W wiehes i narodowe
oznaki, jak jeszOze dotad " Saginaw
ME bylo.
Caonkowie grupy 130 50 obowiszani
waPoiuozestniszyc W obohoazie - e.
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uwainis ish cd tego obowiszku.
Pfzypomina sic take, 70 przysz,e
Po'isdzenie towarzystws Jest roozne
= zstem kstdy ezionek pewinien ma
tskowsn BYE o~besnym.
q u~pows.nisnis Tewarzy.tws | ko-
mitetu obchedowego
Fr. Mordec, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-25
(Ualszy ciR).

(Oaiszy ol2e).
GruPa 2 Tow. Gmina Polska, Chisa.
60, LII. Rsfsrst, k~onstytucya, i ozasks
(kokards trojkol., srrel srsbrny, wstsgs
am.rantows z naPissn).
Grupa o Tow. Mar. Brain. Pomscv
La Cr.sse, Wis. FOtogra6a grupy ezien.
kow, ustswy, rsfsrat, oznaka (kokard.
trojkol., orzei srebrny, wstega tr6jk0l
z nspiseG).
Grupa 81 Tow. Mar. Brain. Ponce,
p. oP. sw. Sanisisws Kostki, Crane
Rapids, Mish. F~etsgrsia grupy eslon
kSw | hsli polskiei
Grupa So G ~ardya Pulaskiege, Chi.
osgo, Ill. R fsrst, konsty rucys f,to.
grsfia kapitsna gwardyi.
Grups l57 Tow. Zgods, Paterson, N
j. Refsrat.
GruPs 4 Tow. Harmonia, Chicago, Ill
Referat.
GruSa l78 Tow. Pulaski, Arpenta
Ark. refsrst i odrnske.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-25
CLEVELAND, IA kvietnis 1894,

CLEVELAND, ii kwietnia 1894.
P~o'isdzenie Tow. yRyssrzy POlski"
z Powodu nisPrzewidzisnycb okeliczno.
sci o~droezonen zostaso ma %, BIN.
TO wielu przeciwnosciseh 70 strouv
'isPr1yjsznysh nam osebistosci, DO
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z storyoh cierpliwosCis / spokojsm Wy.
sziisny zwyciezko, - dis jua jsko
gruPs tel szlschstuej in~stytuoyi, jsks
Jest zwiszek Nsrodowy Pslski, zsczy.
many stsvisc pier wsze kroki ns drodze
DO wielkioh ! szlsohstnyoh celow, "a.
szynsny crue | mysIet jake ~nieodrodne
a1'e'i nssrei ukoshansj Mstki Polski,
10 ME tylko P~owinnisny se sscuyo
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