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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-12-23

WHAT 1T WOULD MEAN.
Eject of the Recognition OF the Cuban
Republic by the United States

Eject OF the Recognition OF the Cuban
Republic by the United States
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The action of
the Senate foreign committee in agree
ing to report the Cameron resolution
will, If completed, by action of Con-
gress and the President, enable the
present rebels to float loan and OBJ
tain munitions of war in abundance,
especially with the powerful backing
of the United States. Besides, if
the Cubans could then manage to put
afloat few warships or privateers
their flag would then admit them to
United States ports under the protec-
tion of the neutrality laws, but the
United States could not, under the Ge-
neva award, tolerate the fitting out of
privateers in its ports. Furthermore, as
this recognition of independence would
involve the recognition of a state of
war, neither the Spanish government
nor the Cubans wouly be permitted to
equip warships or military expeditions
in the United States, and this country
would observe strict netrality towards
both parties, just as did China and
Japan in their late war.
One bad effect upon the United
States itself of the proposed action
would be the total loss of all of the
claims for indemnity for American
property destroyed during the insur-
rection, which may lie against Spain,
for this action would relieve her at
once of responsibility. What the in
surgents undoubtedly expect and ar.
IDENTIFY wish for, in the opinion of the
state department, is the precipitation
of war between the United States
and SPAIN
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ROSWELL C. HORR DEAD.
Dies After a Two Weeks Illness at
Plainf1eld, n. j.

Plainfield, n. j.
PLAINFIELD, n. j., Dec. lex
Congressman Roswell G. Horr died last
night at IL o'clock, after an illness of
two weeks, of bronchitis and Brights
disease.
Roswell G. Horr was born November
&c, 1880, in Waitsville, Vt. He received
his education in the public schools,
and when young moved to Elyria,
Ohio. In 1859 he married Miss Carrie
Kinney of Elyria. In 1864 he was ad-
mitted to the bar. One year later he
moved to st. Louis and went into the
mining business. In 1871 he took up
his home in Saginaw, Mich, from
which district he was elected to Con-
gress on the Republican ticket in 1878,
and served with distinction three sue
cessive terms.
In 1890 he moved to Plainfeld and
became a member of the editorial staff
of the New York Tribune, which posi-
ton he has held ever since. His Joint
debate in Chicago with w. H. Harvey,
author of Coins Financial School, -
attracted much attention. When the
national Republican campaign commit
tee called for speakers last fall he was
one of the first to respond, and made
over ninety speeches in the presiden-
tial campaign before AIKEN i'll
with bronchitis
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KILLED BY HIS WIFE.
A KANSAS WOMAN MUIR
DERS HER HUSBAND.
Approacht From Behind and Shot
Through the Heart = Then She Tried
to XIII Herself = Says That She Did
Not Low. Her Husband.

LAwREN e, Kan, Dec. 1: Last eve
ming about 6o'elock August Beurmann,
who lives five miles west of here, was
standing at the window of his home
watching Santa Fe train pass, when
his wife, with ut warning, shot him in
the back with = revolver, the ball pass
ing through his heart. She then
turned the pistol on herself and sue
ceeded in inf..:ting wound in the
breast which Jill not prove fatal.
Mrs. Beurn:3nn gives as her reason
for committing the crime that she did
not love her husband and never had
and that she wanted a divorce. She
says she is not sorry that she killed
him, but regrets that she did not sue
ceed in killing herself.
Beurmann was prosperous farmer
and was generally thought well of,
though he is said to have been rather
domineering.
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The Season of Good VIII.

The love that Is in the world is a
little larger after each Christmas Day
Good will toward men"-is not that
the keyword of the song that was the
lullaby Of His manger-cradle and the
melodious harmony of His life? We
may differ much about Him, but on
one point there will be a substantial
agreement-He brought into our hu-
man life new governing force; that
is to say, he elevated to the first place
the spirit of love, and fellowship, and
good will. The heart of man ascends
the throne wherever Jesus of Nazareth
is known and loved. If ogf forms of
manifesting affection by gifts be often
empty, yet is there in them a large
measure of this genuine and uniting
good will.
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Vest and Francis.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Vest
to-day took occasion to deny that he
was in any way implicated in holding
up the confirmation of Secretary
Francis until after the senatorial cleo
tion in Missouri. sit is absurd" said
Senator Vest "There is not Palmer
or Mckinley Democrat in the Mis-
souri, Legislature and do not see how
Secretary Francis could be factor in
the election of United States sena tor
from my state. Besides this. the reg
ular Democrats, who supported Bryan,
have a clear majority on joint ballot
over all other parties, and 1 have no
opposition in my own party
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LYNCHERS ORGANIZING.
oklahomans May Punish a Farmer,

OklahOmans May Punish a Farmers,
Murderers- Prisoners Confession.
GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec 19.-From Cloud
Chief comes the report that citizens
are organizing to lynch the murderers
of Henry Trip, the farmer who was
killed and robbed last Sunday morn
ing.
Fred Horn, aged 16, one of the three
young men arrested, has confessed,
stating that he fired the first shot into
Tripp's head as he lay in bed asleep
and then robbed him, securing only.
S1.4s. He says that he and Berry and
f. II. Cutter, the other two men under
arrest, had organized to murder and
rob number of citizens in order to
secure money for Christmas and that
Trip was the first on the list.
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WARNED BY SHELBY.

No Cuban Recruiting Allowed In West
Missouri.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec 1s.-United
States Marshal Jo Shelby declared
officially to-day that all persons within
his jurisdiction who were engaged in
aiding the Cuban insurgents contrary
to the treaty laws of the United States
would be arrested wherever found.
Marshal Shelby is said to be person
ally in sympathy with the Cubans.
He said, however. that he would do
his utmost to enforce the law against
all filibustering expeditions
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Bradstreet,s Trade Review.

New YORK, Dec. 19.-Bradstreet's
says: Wholesale trade continues of
smaller volume than expected, prac-
tically the only activity in the whole
sale lines being in groceries, candies.
fruits and nuts. The weather has in
terfered with seasonable business,
which at many centers is smaller than
in preceding years, in that a larger
proportion of purchases are of cheap
grade of goods"
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Prisoner Sets Fire to a Jail.

FORT SCOTT, Kan, Dec. 19.-Michael
Strobe, one of the desperate men who
were captured in a battle of fifty shots
between his companions and the police,
yesterday, set fire to the Jail in which
he and eight other state and federal
prisoners are confined. The smoke
went up through the floor to the Jail
ers residence, and his attention was
thus attracted. The fire was put out
Two hours later Strobe again set fire
to his bed, but the prisoners extin-
guished it. He appears to be insane,
and is violent
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Awarded Big Damages.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, Dec. 19.-The dam
age suit of James B. Hook against the
Missouri Pacific railway was concluded
yesterday, the jury returning a YER
dict for 5000. The cause of the action
was for the killing of Hooks son on
June 10, 1896, who, with his father.
was struck by train on the Lexing-
ton branch. Two other suits are to
be tried, one for $1,000 for injuries sus-
tanned by the father and the other for
$4,000 for injuries sustained by the
deceased's brother.
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OF Interest to Editors.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Dec. l9.-At the re-
quest of the Missouri Press Association,
j. West Goodwin, editor of the Sedalia
Bazoo, has prepared bill which will
be introduced in the legislature pro-
viding that the secretary of state shall
designate two weekly or daily news
papers of different political faiths in
each county of this state and in the
city of st. Louis, in which shall be
published all laws of general nature
enacted at each session of the leg;s-
lature. The papers are to receive, as
compensation, from 80 to 60 cents per
100 words.
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A Defaulter for 100000.

Boston, Dec. 19.-Frank C. Miles for
more than twenty years the trusted
treasurer of the Boston Safe Deposit
and Trust company, one of the oldest
and most conservative of the city's
banks, is defaulter for at least $780,
600. Miles has confessed that he has
misapplied securities which NAV in
yolve a loss to the company of from
S5O,OO0 to $780, O,OOO The company
holds responsible bond of indemnity
in the sum of $40. 900.
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Junta Believes Maceo Is Dead.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Dr. J. Castillo.
OF the Cuban junta, says that in the
opinion of the junta there can be but
little doubt of Maceo's death, and that
it is generally believed that he came to
his death through treachery on the
part OF Dr. Zertucha. The suspicion
is extant that Zertucha fired the bullet
which ended Maceo's brilliant career.
but it is pretty well established that
the treacherous physician had informed
the Spaniards of the plans of the
Cuban chief
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A Tight Shoe an Accident.

ST. LOUIS, No., Dec 1s.-Judge
Adams of the federal court has award
ed judgment for $2,165 to Mrs. Sarah
Smith against the Western Commercial
Travellers association on an accident
policy on Mrs. Smiths late husband.
The ground of complaint was that the
skin was accidentally rubbed off Mr..
Smiths toe while breaking in a new
pair of shoes and that blood poisoning
set in, causing Smiths death. The
judge held that death was accidental.
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Five MINERS InstantIy KilIed.

OURAY, Col, Dec. 19.-Gabriel Russ,
John Antras, Charles Swanson, Charles
Anderson and Louis jackson were in
stantly killed in the Virginia shaft.
They were repairing timbers in the
shaft, when the cage fell, carrying
them with it to the 400 feet level.
The bodies will be brought out
through the Revenue tunnel.
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Hunting for $50 Lost Kickapoos.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. 19.-About two
months ago band of $50 Kickapoo In
dians obtained permission from Agent
Thomas of Sac and Fox agency to go
to the Wichita country for reeds with
which to build tepees. They left at
once and have not been seen since.
The War department is now after
Agent Thomas, and agents have been
sent in search of the lost tribe. 1t is
believed the reds have gone to Mexico.
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Counterfeltins Gang Caught.

EUREKA. Kan, Dec. 19.-Clifford and
Frank Shields and John Cooper, three
young men living in the southeastern
part of this county were arrested and
brought here yesterday, charged with
counterfeiting.
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More troops for the PhIlinnIne.

MADRID, Dec. 19.-Four additional
Dattalions OF Spanish troops embarked
for the Philippine islands yesterday,
and General Polieveja, the new captain
general of that colony. has asked for
reinforcements of ten additional bat
talions
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WIN March to Cuba.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 19.-The Rocky
Mountain Cuban volunteers, nearly
1000 strong, have decided to leave for
the Florida coast on December 26 on
foot, provided horses enough are Sc
cured to carry their supplies and ac-
couterments.
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Artillery Is ON the WAY.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 1.-TWO
carloads of heavy artillery passed
through this city yester day for the
South over the Iron Mountain road.
The conductor said the cars were
billed to Texas port and that the ar
tillery was consigned to Cuban parties.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-12-23

Rev. DR.. Curry, Peabody and Slater
Funds agent in the south. is moving
to have Alabama townships levy spec-
ial tax for more and better schools to
reach the masses.
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A day set apart to the expression of
patriotic feeling helps to strengthen
that feeling; so a season which asso
ciates itself with the mission of Christ
may be used to exhibit something of
the Christ life. 1t is good thing for
others to know that we are thinking
about them. There are, indeed, daily
opportunities of expressing such feel
ings and giving such positive express
sion of sympathy. but when the GUS
tom of so using a certain time has
grown UP, we may use it with all other
opportunities to good advantage, and
all the more because there are hearts
turning toward us.
If our belief is wrong. our eternity
-
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Boston Thieves Make q Big HauI.

BosToS, Dec. 10. - Meyer Herzog,
travelling man for his father, Abraham
Herzog. diamond broker of New
York, reported to the police last night
that SIS, 900 worth of loose diamonds
had been stolen from him.
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-
I would not look adown the track
That measures all life's weary years;
Nor would 1 call one moment back
With all its train Of pain and tears
Yet may look with hopeful sight,
Expectant of that fairer day
When darkness vanishes in the light
OF coming Christmas hallowed ray.
Oh, Christmas Day! The guileless
heart
OF childhood thrills with roseate
dreams
OF merry hours; the larger part
Of bliss is what to them 1t seems.
We almost hear the distant bells
AS reindeer steeds prance through
the snow;
And eager urchins haste to tell
How swiftly they come and go.
How through the winters snow and
sleet
The aged driver, clad in furs.
Heeds not the cold nor chimney's
But comes as sure as roll the years.
He brings the gifts of sweets and toys,
Piled to profusion in his sleigh;
Gifts for the girls and for the boys,
And gifts for older ones than they.
But when he comes, the boys and girls
In sweetest dreams are being led
Through dreamland's castles; on their
curls
The light of Christmas cheer is shed.
Night passes on; the day is born,
The gladsome hours of joy begun;
Another auspicious Christmas morn
Has come to magnify the Amounted
One"
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III families, ana given us homes.
Happy school girls have been eager
ly counting the days until the holi-
day recess, when they will go home,
carrying many dainty gifts of their
deft handiwork to the loved ones
there. Eager boys from college halls
Will go back to the fireside where anx-
ious prayers have risen daily for their
welfare since first they went away.
Young men from the marts of COM
merce and the paths of trade will put
the city, with it's manifold tempta-
uons and cares, behind them to find
rest and strength in the old country
home.
Middle-aged men and women will go
10 the homes Of their childhood to
meet again brothers and sisters in fam
lily gatherings, and to cheer once more
with their presence the belated pill
Grlms who still tarry below, divided
between the children who have gone
before and those who still meet once
year around the parental hearth
stone
What joy, what memories, what
hopes the Christmas time will waken,
And to some the merry season will
Orlng new pangs of sorrow-griefs they
never knew before. Since last Christ
mas dear old parents have gone home
to God, and children who used to
gather about them will not go to the
old homestead this year, because so
much OF the home that was there has
vanished into the heaven. Aged
mothers will watch for sons who will
come no more. Bereaved husbands
VIII walk alone the rounds of the chill
dren's rooms, trying vainly to be both
mother and father in preparing the
surprises for the little ones on Christ
mas morning. And stricken wives will
do their best to keep the little ones
from feeHng too keenly ythis first Christ
inas since the husband died, that papa
is dead" Thousands of little ones will
Fnow as they have not known before
the losses which the year has brought
them.
Good men and women will thank
'fod for the homes behind them, and for
the good home before; and wayfaring
outcasts will stop to think Of golden
days gone by, and to wonder If some
how they will not one day find a rest
ing place. And so, with all classes. the
season should be one of tenderness and
love and thankfulness.-Rev. w. A.
Gambler. d. D.
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for GRIP.

Sold By Druggists prepaid receipt Of price,
&c, 81 (rnsy assorted, except a. 81 sire only.
On BUxPHEErs MAMMAL Enlarged Revised) HkILEDyEEu
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If our belief is wrong. our eternity
viii be wrong
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-12-23

Babe OF Bethlehem who
was born in a manger and
lived a homeless life upon
earth hath set the solitary
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VOL. XVI

HOUSANDS of
the absent all
over the land will
be turning home
ward with the
coming Of Christ
N a s. II n q
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n BridgenOrtu
Romitet.

Obch6d 150tej rocznicy urodzin Ia
deusza Kosoiuszki, obchodzic bedziemy
W naszej dzielnicy ma Bridgeporcie, W
jak najwspanialszy sposob. w dniu II
Lutego wszystkie Towarzystwa, ktore
udzial biora W obcbodzie racza stawic
sic W hall oh. l.. Czes}awskiego ma TO.
gu 81 j Lourel ul.. zkad razem wyma.
%szerujemy in corpore do Kaiser hall,
2988 Archel ave.
Pc obchodzie odegrana bedzie sztuka
n~arodowa, pod tytu}em ,~,Patryoci". Po-
czem bedzie zabawa z tahcami. Pro.
gram obchodu jest bsrdzo urozmaicony,
Dochod z obchodu uzyty bedzie ma bu.
dove pomnika Kosciuszki.
Wstep do hall tylko Is cent.
Pewni jestesmy, re szan. bracia Pc.
lacy ! siostry Polki ME zspomna o dniu
tym.e ! re kazdy kim tylko krew
Polska P{ynie, przybedzie w~ieczorem
dnia tegoz. abysmy okazali, jak dropa
ola mas jest panied bobatera dwoch swia-
tow Tadeusza Kosciuszki.-J II. Persososki,
Sekr. Kom.
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P~olecamy sklepik owocami i Gu
kierkami p. Gabryelewioza przy ulicy
Noble naPrzeciw koscio1a sw. Tr6joy.
Oh. Micha1 Biestek, dlugoietni Q
kretarz gr. l27 (tow. Gwiazda) otrzy-
mad W tyoh dniaoh zsoty zegarek W do
wod uznania cd czlonk6w tego tow.
Geese towarzystwu, kt6re potrafi praos
i zasiugi ooeni6.
Posiedzenie miesieczne IIgo Cd.
dz'afu VOL. Pol. Krakus6w odbedzie
sic W niedziele o godz. lei W hall zwy.
kiyoh Posiedzen. Cz}onkowie powinn:
sic stawic W uniformie W oelu wziecis
udzia1u W wymarszu i W obohodzie.
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Ma sprzedaz.

"a $1,000 12 do I3 ARROW
gruntu, 123 mil cd Bostonu. 10 ARROW
rozmierzons ma 81 Lofty, pod budowe
domow, akry pokryte debina i so.
sna, warte Same drzewo $3.50. odd 81
AZ Lat wieku. Hala do taho6w miej.
see znane Polakom i Litwinom W Bos.
n l okolioy, jake miejsce sta}yot
p.knik6w. Gotowki potr.eba $500
SOU. heszta stosownie do ugody. Ktc
ehoe kuPi6. MECH sic zglosi: Do j. N
mleczOrek 6Sl Massachusetts, av.
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CHICAGO, dnia 10 styoznia 1895.

CHICAGO, dnia 10 stycznia 1896.
Towarzystwo imieuia T. Dzia}yhskie.
go zostaso za1oaone dnia 8go grudnis
1895. Obecnie liozy 33 cz}onk6w.
Administrators tegoa Tow. sklada sic
z nastepujacych cz}onkow:
Jan Slaski prezes; FIR. Rutko wskt
wice-prezes; Jan JaLlohski sekr. prot;
Antoni Osesek sekr. fin.; Maciej Poro.
zehski kasyer; Antoni Rachot ohorazy;
Stan. Pas odzwierny; rada gospodar
CA: Mich. Juraszewski, Mich. Rachot
Jan Nagiel.
Zarazem zawiadamiam wszystkioh do.
brze ~myslacych rodak6w z Wojoiecho-
wa, ktorzy by chcieli wsp6lnie z nami
Pracowae ola dobra O~jczyzny naszej,
ably sic jak najliczniej laczyli z nami,
poniewaz wpisowe do tego czasu wy
nosi tylko jednego dolara, a spodzie-
wamy sic, re bedzie podwyaszone W
krotkiem czasie.
Ktoby wiec mia} wole pr~zystapi6 do
wyzej wymienionego Tow, MECH sic
ma Posiedzenie albo do niaej pod
pisanego sekretarza. Posiedzenia cd.
bywaja sic W pierwsza niedziele po
l5tym kazdego miesiaca, o godzinie 4
pc po&udniu u OBJ. NJ. Porozehskiego,
S44 w. 17ta, rog Lincoln ul.
Wszelkie listy i korespondencye ty-
sic Tow. prosze przesyla6 pod
Jan Jabiohski, 783-17th ul.
szacunkiem
Jan Jdbfonski.
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CHICAGO, dnia 10 lutego 1895.

CHICAGO, dnia 10 lutego 1895.
Zawiadamiamy wszystkich polakow
ma BridgePorcie, re sic za}ozy{o pod
mr.. 3239 Laurel ul. W dniu 9go lutego
r. b. towarzystwo pod nazwa ,,Obroh.
cy Korony Polskiej', W hall OBJ. Micha.
Ia Kleczewskiego.
Ma pierwszem zebraniu zapisaso sic
dwadziescia cz}onkow. Wpisowe wy
nosi / dolara.
ZaPraszamy wszystkich polakow,
ktorzy by ohoieli do tego Tow. wstapi6,
ma po~siedzenie, kt6re sic odbedzie W
uiedziele dnia logo lutego W sail OBJ.
M: Kleczewskiego pod mr.. 3239 Laurel
ulicy.
Walenty BykOacski, PREF.
Sc. Szeszycki, sekr.
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Pan c. Burger, wlasciciel skladu to.
warow blawatnych. pod mr.. 1908 N.
Hoyne ave., r6g Lubbock Str, urzadza
wieika wyPrzedaz. Pan Burger spro-
wadza ma wiosne mase nowego towaru,
Potrzebuje wiec miejsoa wiele. Wszy.
stko, co teraz ma W swoim sztorze 90.
tow odstapic Ia bezoen. To tel szto,
jego jest cd dni kilku W kompletneu
oblezeniu. Kto jeszoze tam ME byl
MECH idzie = ley to " waszym VIA.
snym interesie. ~Przekonajcie sic. Pa
mietaicie mieisce: 1908 ". Hoyne az.
r6g Lubbock Str.
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Kronika m~iejseowa.
DO DID. ~marSZafk6W.

Zaprasza sic wszystkioh marszalk6w
towarzystw ~bioracych udzial W wymar-
szu " obohodzie 15O-letniej rooznioy
urodzin Tadeusza Kosciuszki do Biurs
Rsadu ~Centralnego jutro w piatek) c
godz. Sci w-ieczorem.
W. W~Ieklihski,
g16wny marsza}ek.
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Klub POlek.

Ma rocznem posiedzeniu Klubu Pa
tryotycznego Polek zosta}a wybrana no.
wa administraoya:
PAM M. kebkowska PREF. DO raz
2gi, p. A. Kowalska wioe-prez. DO raz
2gi, p. w. Chodzihska sekr. prot. DO
raz 2gi; p. T. Sniegoeka sekr. fin. DO
raz lszy, p. r. Majewska kasyerka pc
raz 2gi.
Skladke, ktora zebrano W klubie ma
pomnik Kosciuszki Z dol. 84c., wreczono
komitetowi pomnika.
w lynn roku skladka zosta}a pre-
znaczona ma oswiate i biblioteke.
Klub Patr. Polek ma swe posiedze-
mia W pierwsza niedziele W miesiacu O
Bel pc pol. W hall parafi sw. Trojoy mr..
10.
II ~szacunkiem
W. Chodzihskd, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-13
u ~szacunkiem
W. Chodzihskd, sekr.

Panic nalezace do Klubu Patr. Pc.
lex raoza sic zebrac ma sail paraii sw.
Trojcy dnia 16 lutego o godz. punkt
3ej Po po}udniu, zkad in oorpore uda.
my sic ma obchod. Nieobecnosc pod
pada karze.
Komifef.