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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
DEFEAT OF THE SPANIARDS
Compelled to Retreat Before In
surgents After Hot Right.
FIVE NEGROES GARROrED
Insurgents Blow Up the Cable Station IT
At Cinefuges-Another Expedition
from Philadelphia viii Soon
Sail for Cubs.

Havana, March 3l.-Intelligence has
| reached here of q bad defeat Of gov
eminent troops on March "A by an in
surgent force of nearly 1000 men In the
| province of Pinar Del Rio. The bat
talon was conveying a train OF army
| supplies. After a hot fight the troops
were compelled to retreat. They lost
| many killed and wounded. The great
er part of the convey fell into the hands
of the rebels. The official report says.
of course, that the troops won the fight
and that the rebels lost thirty killed.
The same battalion had an engagement
with q rebel force at LazO FajadO on
March IA. in which the rebels are said
| to have lost twenty killed and wounded.
| No information has been made public
concerning the movements OF Maceo.
| who il still in the province of Pinar
Del Rio.
General Barges reports that he has
| captured a rebel camp near Guantan-
amO. province of Santiago DE Cuba. In
| the lighting the rebels lost six killed and
four wounded. Twenty-Five prisoners
were takekn, twenty-One of whom were
women and four men. The men We're
acting as nurses. The troops destroyed
all the equipments, medicines and ef-
fects found in the camp.
| Insurgents are said to have blown up
the cable station near Cienefuges with
dynamite.
| 1t is stated tonight that Walter Grant
Dygart. the young American who was
arrested some time ago on the charge
that he was "Ingelsito." notorious
bandit, will be treated as a prisoner Of
war. The authorities appear to believe
that they have a complete chain Of evil
dence showing that if Dygart is not
'lnglesito" he is rebel. He is now In
the Jail at Guines
| Five negroes were garroted here to-
day. They We're not rebels, but have
been sentenced to death for crimes
committed prior to the breaking out of
| the insurrectiOn.
1t Is again reported here that Gomez,
the rebel communicative chief. Is dead.
Proof of the truthfulness Of the report
is lacking.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
Philadelphia. March 3l.-lt is report
ed that another large expedition will
soon sail for Cuba. The port of de-
parture and the time of sailing IL in
vOlved in doubt, although it is said
that the vessel may get away within
the next fOrty-elght hours. The ves-
sci which will take out the expedition
IL reported to he Il large steamer res
Gently purchased by the Cuban Junta
In this country 1t is further said that
the steamer win be strongly manned
and that she will mount several heavy
4 rirtGd yuIIs, with which she could carry
on a hot argument with any of the
Spanish cruisers patrolling Cuban
waters. Besides small arms and am
munitiOn the vessel will carry out for
the insurgents rapid fire and machine
guns. The expedition is the most for
midable one that has yet been fitted
ont
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Commodore Seized.

Charleston, s. c., March 3l.-The United
States authorities took possession of tho
steamer Commodore this afternoon. Tho
vessel is not seized by the collector
charged with fllibustering, but by the
United States district attorney on an in
formation for forfeiture under Section
1887. revised United States statutes, relat-
ing to illegal foreign voyages.
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cession. Mrs. March ran out into the
bar room and fell to the floor. She had
been shot four times through the body.
Gibson was found on the floor of the
kitchen with bullet hole In his head.
Both We're hurried to the hospital.
where Mrs. March died just as the am
bulance reached there. Gibson Is un-
conscious and cannot live until MORN
ing. 1T Is said love AFFAIR between
the two led to the shooting.
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WATCHING FOR LYNClIERS.
Ohio Militia viii BE Called Out 10
Guard AnsOn Strong.

Columbus. Ohio. March 3l.--GOver-
nor Bushnell is in telegraphic conf
munication with Colonel George X. NJ.
Gyger. or the Sixteenth regiment. at
Akron. in regard to the movement to
lynch Anson B. Strong. the man who
Is under arrest there for the murder OF
the Stone family. Colonel Gyger says
there was great excitement there last
night and one company Of infantry and
battery of artillery We're kept at the
request of Mayor Harper under arms
all night
All is quiet there today. but owing to
the exasperating circumstances of the
crime trouble is feared tonight. Adju-
tant General AXline said there We're
ten companies of military within twen-
ty miles of Akron and could be sent
there in very short time. Outside
troops may be ordered here soon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
WHITE HAVEN DAM BURSTS.
Town Is in q State OF Darkness BY stop.
ming Of Light Plant.

Wilkes Barre. March Sl.-The town
of White Haven. situated along the Le-
high Valley railroad. twenty-five miles
from here. was thrown into a state of
excitement today when 1t became known
that dam No. /. located opposite the
place, burst. Hundreds of people
Hooked to the banks Of the river to see
the high water as 1t carried the mas
sive logs down the stream.
The Lehigh river raised about seven
feet within few hours and for time
it was thought that the massive bridge
crossing the stream would be swept
away. but 1t escaped injury with the
exception of some slight damage done
to the piers. The town, which Is IL
Illuminated by the use of water power,
is in darkness tonight. The Wallace
foundry. which employees many work
men. also run by water power, Is idle
and will remain so for many days. IL
will cost at least $4,000 to rebuild the
dam,
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Dntc of Adjournment. .

washington. March 3l.Representative
Dingley, of Maine. chairman Of the com.
mittee on ways und means, stated today
that from present appearances congress
could adjourn by May IL. He was not pre-
pared to say that an adjournment would
be reached at that early date owing to
possible contingencies, but he saw no rea.
a fter June /, .'f..... W.
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MAD DOG SCARE.
Another Rabid Animal Despatched at
Plymouth.

Wilkes Barre. Pa. March 31.-There
was considerable excitement in the
town of Plymoth today over q large
dog running at large in a rabid cond-
tion. causing panic wherever it went
The animal finally ran into an open
door at the residence of David Kline
where the inmates became terrified
but Mr.. Kline, who was in another
room. went to nearby closet where
he had a loaded gun and moment
later he killed the dog.
This is the fifth mad dog dispatched
in this town within the past three
weeks
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
NATIONAL BANK FUNDS,
Enormous Resources as shown in Report
of Comptroller Eckcis.

OI IIOmptrOTeT EcKcIs.
Washington, March 31.-The enor-
nous resources of the National banks
of the United States are shown in the
last abstract of their condition. COM
pleted today, as of February 2S, and
made public by Comptroller Eckels.
The 3.699 national banks had on Feb.
2S: $l.9j1. .344,7Sl loans and discounts,
1892 O36. 1888 stock and securities. lawful
money reserve $337. .259, ,922. of which
$l56 100000 was in gold. capital to the
extent of $G53.994.9l5. surplus fund of
47,11S.1SS. undivided profits of $S7.O41, =
526. unpaid dividends of $l.933,5i5, in
dividual deposits of $1.64S, ,092, ,S6S, and
bills payable of $40 lO4, ,667.
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LOVE OF A FLORIST.
II Ends in Murder and Suicide st
phiIadClchia.

ruuuoS1putu.
Philadelphia, March 31.--Ira Gibson,
aged % years, q florist, Of Woodbury.,
n. j., who sells the products of his
conservatories in this city, tonight shot
and killed Mrs. Fannie March, a widow
6l0 Annapolis street. Of which the wo-
nun was the owner.
After shooting Mrs. March, Gibson
put bullet through his head. and to-
night IL at the hospital In n dying con-
dition. Gibson made the hotel his head
quarters during his visits to this city,
und tonight when he came In ne was
underline influence OF liquor. He went
to the kitchen. where Mrs. March was
alone. What led to the shooting ID
known only to the murderer and his
victim. The people In the house were
1tsrtlsd BY five pistol shots In sue
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Anu,c.s wounds Arc slight

Reading. Pa, March 3l.---The coroner's
jury In the case OF Daniel Rupert. who
killed himself near Kutztown last night,
after attempting the life of his sweet
heart, Annie Il. Oswald. returned a ver-
diet OF suicide by shooting ut his own
hands. The young girl Is not'a as seriously
injured rs at filst reported the wounds
In her face and breast being slight.
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Harrisburg, Pa. March 3l.-The war de-
partment at Washington wants some in
formation regarding the actual strength
OF the National Guard OF Pennsylvania.
and Lieutenant PaXson. Of the United
States army, has been detailed to invests
gate the condition OF arms and equipment
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
QUAY MEN BOLT CONVENTION
Object to High Handed Proceedings
Ut the Maqee Crowd.
FORM ANOTHER CONVENTION
Organizations Controlled BY pittsbure.
ers Adopt Revolutions Denouucins
bon Cameron's silver views.
Trouble in Allegheny City.

Pttsburg. Pa. March 3l.-The Re-
publicans of Allegheny county held
eight legislative and two congressional
conventions in Pittsburg today for the
purpose of nominating delegates to the
state and national conventions. c. L..
Magee and Senator Flynn were nomin-
ated delegates to the national conven-
ton from the Pittsburg districts and
Congressman Stone and Robert McAfee
from Allegheny, the latter being favor
able to Senator Quay, the former to
Major Mckinley. The fight in the leg
islative districts for delegates to the
state convention was between the Quay
and Magee factions. The Magee crowd
carried all districts except the First,
Second, Seventh and Eighth. and the
only fight Of consequence was I'm the
last named district. There were sever
al contests in this convention and Us
the temporary organization was con-
trolled by Magee the Quay delegates
were unseated and the members of the
press We're barred from the meeting Of
the committee on contested seats.
where the evidence of contest was pre-
sented.
QUAY FORCES BOLT.
The Quay forces objected to this and
bolted the convention. They went to
Reform Republican headquarters and
organized IA separate convention. hav-
ing representation OF nearly 600 more
than necessary for a choice. A separ-
ate set of delegates were nominated
and the Pittsburg bosses were de-
nounced. Senator Quay was endorsed
| for president.
| Several of the conventions controlled
by the pittsburgers adopted resolu-
tions denOuncing Senator Don Gamer
on's silver views and pledglng the dele
| gates to oppose his nomination by the
state convention for delegate at large
| to the national convention. \ special
! county caucus nominated w. r.. Har-
, rison, OF McKeesport, for congressman
at-large from the Allegheny county
! portion of the Fourth congressional
| district ON the prospect Of getting the
state convention to recommend an ex-
! ira representative for this district.
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Harrison andLseed .

Charleston. s. c.. March 3l-At a meet
ing Of the regular Republican convention
for the First Congressional district Of
South Carolina, held here today. two delc-
gates were chosen to the st. Louis con-
vention. Both men are said to favor Harri-
son for first, and Reed for second choice.
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llieh Watcr al yyiIkcs-I,nrre.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, March 3l.--,rhe water
In the Susquehanna river at this point
has been rising for several days past, and
last night II was eighteen feet above the
low wtaer mark. The fats on the west
side OF the bank are flooded and traffic
has been suspended
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
llcrall,s weather Rcpnr,.

New York. April 1.--Ieralds weather
forecast: In the middle states. fair to
partly cloudy, with slight Temperatures
changes. northeasterly to southensterly
winds, followed by rain and fog. On
Thursday cloudy. slightly cooler with rain
or snow, ;9outherly and easterly windo
becoming dangerous on the coast.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
IVES THE WINNER.
Champion Billiard Player Defeats Albert
GARNER.

New York. March 31.-The game OF
billiards tonight was between Frank c..
Ives, the champion of the world. and
Albert GARNER, the Belgian champion.
The conditions We're 600 points on 49,
inch balk
Ives was the favorite in the betting,
the odds being 2 to l. Ives went out in
the thirteenth inning. the score stand
ing: GARNER, 17S: Ives. 600. Highest
runs: GARNER. 36; Ives. 200; averages,
GARNER, 6 1927; Ives, 46 2-l3.
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INJURED BY ELECTRICITY.
st. Louis Express Wagon Drivers
Severely Shocked.

St.I.ouis. March 31.-Charles Bal
gard and William Althous were Sc
verely injured by an electric shock this
afternoon.
They were express wagon drivers
and were trying to remove a hanging
telegraph wire from the rear of No.
1l2 North Sixth street, when an cleo
tric wire fully charged swung against
the wire they held. The horse they
were driving was also killed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
Yale Team defeated.

University Ball team defeated Yale handi-
lly today at Union park by score of l3
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
A FIEND JAILED.
James Patterson Is Accused Of an At
tempt at Assault.

Altoona. Pa. March 3l.-James Pat
terson. colored, was arrested today
charged with felonious assault, the
charges being made by Mrs. Mary
Brown. of the Eighth ward. who al
leges that Patterson entered her home
and after attempting to assault her.
cruelty beat her. and then threatened
to cut her throat.
The negro was sent to Jail in default
Of 81, 900 bait by Alderman Doyle.
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and Rev w. l.. Thorpe. The body will
be- accompanied by the family and by
q delegation of clergymen.
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Wednesday,,
Thursday
And Friday

This week. when we trust you will
honor us with your presence.
Since last season our show rooms
have been completely remodeled
and enlarged. The additional space
adds much to the comfort and con-
venience of visitors. while ii affords
us room to do justice to Il display
the like Of which has never been
seen In this city,
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Rccd L.oominRI.p

Boston, March 3l.--1'he Republican con-
vention OF the Eleventh district today
chose Reed delegates to the St. Louis con-
vQntiOn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
PREDICTS GREAT CALAMITY.
st. Louis Preacher FOrsecs the Overthrow
Of the Government.

Of the Government.
st. Louis, March 31.--Rev. DIR.
Brookes, for over thirty years pastor
of one Of the leading churches of this
city. and never sensational. In his SER
mon Sunday said the most momentous
industrial strike In the worlds history
will soon be inaugurated. which will
disrupt and overthrow the American
government within the next six
months.
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Our Carriage and
Walking Habit Exhibit

Will win us many new friends.
Styles have all the charm that nov
city and originality can lend to
them, while u Leading feature will
he found in Hats especially de-
signed to match tailor made Gowns
and Travelling Suits.
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larry i Ciesli; Tow. Polskicb Krawc0w;
Dwor Pu}askiego mr.. 1872 IL. X. L.;
Tow. Kr6la Mieozys}awa; Tow. sw.
Jozefa; Tow. sw. Krzyza; AID. Mickie-
wiozs; Gmins Polska; Polska Kawale.
rya; Tow. sw. Cecylii Il par. sw. Sta
nis}awa Ky; Gmina Polska mr.. 1szy;
lszy oddziai Wv. Nh. Pol. Am; Tow.
Ag. Gillera; Tow. Polskich Szewc6w;
Gwardya Pu}askiego; Tow. T. Dzia.
iyhskiego; Tow. sw. Cecylii, Tow. Je-
dnose, Tow. Gwiazda.
Komitet glowny poprosi} do pomooy
z Tow. Kawaleryi Polskiej PIP. F. Kwa-
sigrooha, A. Szulca i A. j. Kowalskie.
60, ktorzy zaproszenie przyjeli j pracu
j. wspolnie.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu komitet
zdal sprawe z bytnosci u wiel. ks. w.
Barzyhskiego, kt6rego p~roszono o pc.
moe i poparcie.
Komitet otrzyma} zapewnienie, IL
sprawl ia bedzie ~popierana u%silnie.
1nny s~pecyalny komitet odwiedzil
wiel. ks. Kasprzyckiego, kt6ry r6wniea
oswisdczyi, Re chcia1by widziec pomnik
jak najpredzej wz~niesionym - i jest
pewny, IL para6anie jego przyozynia
sic do tego jak najgorecej.
Do proboszcz6w sw. Wojoiecha, sw.
Jadwigi, sw. Jozefa, Niep. Pooz. Pan.
ny Nary i innych para6j udadza sic
takae sPecyalne komitety.
Ma Stanisfawowie obrany zostal do
Poparoia sprawy pikniku p~odkomitet.
w sk3ad ~takowego wohodza OBJ. OBJ:
J. Nering, T. Krolik, St. Czajka, j.
Mucha, j. Czekala, T. Suwalski i w.
Bardohski.
innyoh dzielnicach beda tea obra-
ne podkomitety, kt6re odbiora wkr6tce
informacye cd giownego komitetu.
Rozdano ksiazki do kolektowania,
otrzymane cd kom. budowy pomnika.
Otrzymali takowe PIP. F. Kwasigroch,
S. Wojtalewicz, A. X. Centella, And.
Szulo, l. Pulkowski, A. Kowalski, St.
MaA}ek i Lehman.
Oh. Szulc skolektowal juA so dol,
OBJ. Pulkowski rowniez przedstawi}, il
Tow. A. Mickiewicza zap}aoi}o z CORY
% tykiet6w, ktore wpisano jake poda-
rex.
Posiedzenia odbywaja sic CO piatek
W hall And. Szulca PREY Noble al.
1. Pulkooski, sekr. kom. gl6wnego,
S17 Milwaukee Ave.
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Stan kaSy

Stan kasy
Towarzystwa sw. Jozefa opieki mad
Emigrantami "a miesiac kwieoieh
1895 roku.
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krOnlKa n~lltJScUwa.
kOncert OdfOzOny.

u powodu przeszkod odemnie ME-
z~aleAnych, koncert, kt6ry mial sic Cd
bye W hall sw. Trolley d. l7go maja,
zostal odloaony ma czas nieograniczony.
FIR. No,cicki,
dyrygent orkiestry,
Wszystkie statki parowe Good
rich Line lido Milwaukee i innych pun.
tow zacze}y cd piatku kursowac re-
gularuie Pc jeziorze.
Wszystkie Tow. polskie W Chica'
go uohwali}y wziac udzial W pikniku
ma dooh6d pomnika Kosciuszki, ktory
odbedzie sic W Sohuetzen Parku d. Age
lipoa.
Ma Wojciechowie PIP. Osada
Szczerbihski zak}adaja wzorowa szkols
W domu pm. 6O3 w. 18th st.
y Stosownie do zapowiedzi zwolen'
nicy skarbu n. p. W Rapperswylu OBJ.
ohodza W niedziele 17go maja ma sal
czeskiej PREY ulicy Emma druga rocz
nice ~zaloAenia pierwszego oddzialu "
Ameryce. Wstep b~ezplatny - a pro
gram bedzie u~rozmaicony.
Bedzie to doroczna reunia zwolenni'
k6w skarbu.
Staraniem p. 1. Machnikowskiego'
redaktora ,,Dz. Polsk." zalozona costa.
ME wkr6tce W szpitalu p~owiatowym ma
Harrison ul., biblioteczka polska, ola
znsjdujacyoh sic tam chorych polak6w'
y A. J. Kowalski rozwiazai spoke z
p. Mrukowskim i przeprowadzil sic pm
40 La Sale ul. gdzie utrzymuje pier
wszorzedny salon, zaopatrzony W mai
wyborniejsze ~zagraniczne i krajowe
wilma, likiery i cygara. Me zapomnij-
Gle adresu: 40 La Sale blisko Lake ul.
S. Pluoihskiego wypuszczono ma
wolnosc "a kaucya sumie $4,000.
P. Pluoihski powiada, Re strzela} W O.
bronze swego aycia i ze przyczyna
strzelaniny wcale ME by}a ami kobieta,
ami milosG.
niedziele odbyly sic piekne OBJ
chody ma South Chicago, ma Kazimie-
rzowie ma Wojciechowie W hall Pu-
}askiego.
n Obch6d majowy ma Town of Lake,
uzadzony staraniem wszystkich pola.
k6w, odbedzie sic dnia 10 maja W
niedziele o godz. Bel pc poludniu.
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w niedziele odbyl sic take obch6d
ma Bridgeporcie. U~roozystosc rozpo.
cze}a sic wymarszem grup zw. Obohod
otworzy} OBJ. NJ. Wleklifski, prezesem
by{ OBJ. l.. Czes}awski a sekretarzem
OBJ. Mezyd}o. Choir Zorzy wystspi} re
spiewem. Move wygiosi} p. Machni.
kowski, redaktor ,Dz. Pol" j p. Sa-
dowski, sekr. jen. Il. N. P.
Ma wniosek p. Sadowskiego, popsr-
ty przez ogol, wybrano natychmiast
komitet z pieciu, ktory ma sic zaJac
wystosowaniem protestu do kongr. Do
komitetu weszli oh. Czes}awski, VILE.
klihski, Magdziarz, Popaawski j B;eder-
man.
Doch0d z obohodu wynosi przeszio
300 dol. j przeznaczony jest ma zaloze-
ME ozytelni.
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o wsp6lnym pikniku ma doch6d
pOmnika KOsciusZki.

Otrzymujemy nastepujace pismo ola
umieszczenia W pZgodzie":
yNiniejszem podsjemy do wiadomo.
Sci publicznej, IL wspolny piknik Tow.
polskiob z Chicago I'd. Ago lipca rb. W
" Schuetsen Psrku) ma dochod pomni-
ka Tadeusza Kosciuszki ~zspowiads sic
swietnie.
N~ssterujsce towsrzystwa zgodzi}y
sic wzisc udzisl " pikniku: Tow. sw,
Floryans Il par. sw. Trojcy); Tow. Sto.
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Obeh6d zwiazkOwy ma sail s
Tr6icy.

JNy
sobote wieozorem odby} sic Ia sa-
Ii sw. Tr6jcy obchod majowy urzadzo'
ny staraniem grup wv. ma p6lnocno-
z~achodniej stronie naszego miasta. O.
tworzyl oboh6d czlonek Rzadu Centr.
i prezes komitetu obohodowego p. Cen
tella a ma sekretarza powolano nizej
podpisanego. Program r~ozpocze}y ch6'
~ polaczone Chopina j Wandy. Jake
pier~szy m6wca wystapil ks. prob.
Sztuczko, kt0ry W d}uzszej movie
wzbudzal W s~luchaczaoh wiare W PREY
szlosc Polski i nawolywa} ioh do piracy
i jednosoi. 2 odozytem bardzo staran-
ME opracowanym wystapi} p. S. Bar
szczewski. Choir dziewic spiewa} bar
do }adnie, rowniez Choir ch}opc6w.
Deklamowaly parma Lisztewnik j pan.
ma Wojtalewicz6wna. Ostatnim NOW
ca by} ogolnie to lubiany p. ]. Smul.
ski, ktory bardzo piekna move wygio-
si} j m6wi{ obszernie o dwoch idealaoh
naszych "a mianowicie: o Skarbie n.
pol. W Rapperswylu i o pomniku ola
Kosciuszki. Zebrano 10 dol, z kt6rych
polowe ofarowano ma oswiate, a po}owe
ma pomnik Kosoiuszki.
M. Y. Pikulski, sekr. obohodu.
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Wskutek miestrawnosci naturalna
czynnorc watroby i zo}adka jest krepo
wana. Jednakowo4 kto natychmiast
uayje DR.. Augusta Koniga hambur.
skioh kropli, przekona sic W krotkim
c%zasie, re watroba i zoladek naleayoie
funkoyonowac beda.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07

Kaady meaczyzna powinien czytac
ogloszenie Tomasza Slatera W tel gaze
ice ma stronnicy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07
DARMO KSIAZKA

20 stronnic) Ola metczyzn kobiet dotknletych cier
pieniem sekretnemi, chociazby bardzo zadawnione.
PIzysli3cie 2 Gently W znaczkach poetic wych dis c
pfAcenia porta. KsiSzka bardzo ciekawa 4 pozyteczns
III. H-7Nas'