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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
TWO FAMOUS AUTHORS.
Strong Friendship Enriched the Lives OF
Both.

Her friendship with George Eliot was
one that greatly enlisted Mrs. Stoves
sympathies and enriched her life, says
Mrs. James 7. Fields in the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. Her interest in any
woman who was supporting herself,
and especially in any one who found
daily taskmaster in the pen, and
above all, when, as in this case, the
woman was one possessed OF great
moral aspiration. half-paralyzed in its
action by finding itself in an anomal-
Gus and Ito the world in general ut
terly incomprehensible position, such
a woman was like a magnet to Mrs.
Stowe. She inherited from her father
a faith in the divine power of sympathy
which only waxed greater with years
and experience. Wherever she found
a fellow-mortal suffering trouble or
dishonor, in spite of hindrance her
feet were turned that way. The genius
Of George Eliot and the contrasting
elements of her life and character drew
Mrs. Stowe to her side in sisterly soll-
citude. Her attitude, her sweetness,
her sincerity could not fail to win the
heart OF George Eliot. They became
loving friends. 1t was the same In
born sense OF fraternity which led her,
when child, on hearing OF the death
of Lord Byron, to go out into the fields
and fling herself weeping on the
mounded hay, where she might pray
alone fer his forgiveness and salvation.
1t is wonderful to record the influence
OF Byron upon that generation. IL is
on record that when Tennyson, a boy
of 10, heard them say Byron is Dead"
he thought the whole world at an end.
Il thought" he said one day, every
thing was over and finished for every
one; that nothing else mattered. 1
remember that / went out alone and
carved Byron Is dead into the sand.
stone"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

gus. Later he became editorial writer
Of the State Journal, and was after
ward part owner of that paper. IL was
while at the head of the State Journal
that he rose rapidly in politics. He
was an able and forceful writer and a
thorough student of politics Horace
Rublee was distinctively a journalist.
Able as he might have been as a poll
tician-he was never what has been
called a boss, better call him an ad-
viser-his chief power in the world
around him ran through the channel
of the newspapers he directed. His in
stinct as a mere youth urged him to
the adoption OF journalism as a profess
sion, and he was right in his choice.
Imperturbable in character, he had all
the force that goes with imperturbabil-
ity. This force manifested itself in a
mastery style, charged with a causti-
city of ridicule and veritable weight
of invective that struck deep and won
many a battle for him. AS an editor
he was great. and as director he was
able. He was finely educated and
never spared himself in study.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
Opening the Olympic Games.

The crown prince. taking his stand
in the arena, facing the king, then
made a short speech, in which he
touched upon the origin of the enter
prise, and the obstacles surmounted
in bringing il to fruition. Addressing
the king, he asked him to proclaim the
opening of the Olympic games, and
the king, rising, declared them opened.
1t was a thrilling moment. Fifteen
hundred and two years before the En-
peror Theodosius had suppressed the
Olympic games, thinking, no doubt,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
Reyond Expression.

A costermonger. while trundling his
apple-laden cart down London street,
was run into by coaching party. The
coster looked at his cart, looked at his
a wheel. and its rudy freight being
scattered all over the street. The driv-
er of the coach came back to settle for
the damage and expected to come in
for a volIey of choice cursing. But the
coster looked at his cort. looked at his
apples. looked at the coach. and finally
gasped out: "Guv'ner. dere event no
word fer itr'-- -gonaut.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

and the influence of his vigorous mind
was felt in all the councils of the party
for that length of time prior to his de-
parture for Europe. In 1869 he was
appointed minister to Switzerland. He
occupied that post in the diplomatic
service until 1877. and on his return to
Wisconsin he resumed his old place at
the head of the committee and re-
NAMED in it until he went TO Boston in
1879 to become the editor of the Ad
vertiser. In 1880 he returned to Mil
waukee and started a paper in opposi-
ton to the Sentinel, but two years lat
err the two were consolidated, and from
that time on he was the commanding
spirit OF the newspaper. During the
Hayes campaign his influence was felt
keenly in political affairs, and il was
owing to his efforts that the state went
republican by 10000 plurality. This
meant a change OF $4,000 votes within
four years. Mr.. Rublee was born in
Vermont in 1929, and came west to set
tie in Sheboygan when IL years old. In
1S49 he entered the small academy that
Is now the university of Wisconsin.
He paid for his education with the
earnings he made at the printers
case" and began his career in journ-
alism as a reporter for the Madison Ar
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
Famine Bread.
BETTER Said Differently.

my friends and fellow-patriots," the
orator shouted, as he pounded the de-
fenseless air, "our friends. the enemy,
have boasted that they can elect a yell
low dog this year. Let us get together,
put our shoulders to the wheel and
show them that we can elect Just as
yellow a dog as they can. That is to
say-er--"
The rest was lost in the vociferous
applause of the patriots. indianapolis
Journal.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
An Eagles Food.

The Westminster Gazette gives the
following as to an eagles menu; The
voracity of the eagle and similar birds
of prey is well known to naturalists.
but It has been left TO Swiss hunter
TO define exactly the variations which
take place In it's daily menu. In a nest
in the Alps. .side by side with an eaglet.
he found hare freshly killed. twenty
seven chamois' feet. eleven heads Of
fowls. eighteen rabbits. marmots and
squirrels"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
A. HERMANN.

and was twice president of the Young
Mems Blaine Club of Cincinnati. He
induced strong delegation of Cincin-
natl officials to attend the meeting in
Buffalo two years ago, at which the
provements was organized The So
ciety met at Cincinnati last year. when
he was honored by being elected first
vice president. He is married. and has
one daughter.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28


for their country. About this time Dr.
George +. Root, patriot, poet and COM
poser, interpreted the emotions of the
people In song, giving to the country
The Battle Cry of Freedom" Just
Before the Battle, Mother" Rally
Round the Flag" Tramp. Tramp
Tramp" the Lumbards singing them
first in Chicago. The brothers went
TO the camps OF the soldiers and sang
on the night before the battle. while
the fight was going on and after the
victory OF defeat. The whole army
knew the Lumbards and idolized them.
At the close of the war they resumed
life in Chicago, Frank engaging in
mercantile pursuits until his death a
few years go. A short time before the
great fire Jules went to Omaha, where
he has since resided, being agent OF the
Pennsylvania railroad. Mr. Hubbard
retains all the fire. energy and splendid
voice which made him so powerful 80
years ago. He is the gentlest of men,
and so generous that he will probably
die poor.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
Iomhardx,s Iron Crown.

The iron crown of Lombardy takes
its name from the fact that within the
gold circlet is a strip of iron, supposed
TO be made OF one of the nails of the
cross. Napoleon was crowned with
this symbol at bis coronation as King
of Italy.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
ui. oueer COLLECTION.

A collection OF 10000 buttons. includ'
ing specimens OF those worn on all the
uniforms in the world, has been left by
a rich Englishman named Hamilton,
who died recently in Vienna. He had
also brought together 1852 fans which
had each belonged to beautiful women.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

For seven years the st. Lawrence
river gradually decreases in depth
'hen for seven years II gradually in
ereases In depth, the difference in level
oeing about five feet. Why II does so
no one has yet discovered.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

william Heacock of Marcus Hook.
"a mas yellow pine chest formerly
owned by Andrew Jackson. president
Oh The United States.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

GRACE RUBLEE,
the distinguished
editor OF the Mil
waukee Sentinel,
who died recently.
was one OF the fore
most citizens OF
state and city. For
a decade he was
chairman OF the
state central repub-
lican committee,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

character unique,
impressive and picturesque. Standing
before audiences OF thousands of men
and women, as he has recently, he APP
pears like an old champion to renew
his call opatriotism which he sounded
forth before the civil war. Physically
his proportions are gigantic. He Is over
six feet in height, his shoulders are
broad, he stands erect. His head is
leonine, his hair white and hangs upon
his shoulders, and his dark eyes flash
like fire. Mr.. Hubbard was born in
New York sixty-six years ago. He
and his brother Frank came to Chica-
go several years before the civil war
broke out. Both were fine singers and
we're often seen in concerts and
churches. Jules, self educated man.
fitted himself for the bar and began the
practice of his profession. In the po-
litical campaign of 1860 the two broth
ers and two others organized a singing
quartet and enlisted for Abraham Lin
coin, singing in most of the states of
the north. The Lumbards were per-
sonal friends of Lincoln and accom-
panied him in his senatorial campaign.
The influence of the quartet contribut-
ed in high degree to the first national
republican victory. During the war
Jules and Frank did splendid service
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
And She Only shlycrcd.

And She Only shiyercd.
Park policeman TO the Kneippist,
Wading in the dew;
"Mornin', madam! Is it's ii
Cool enough for you?"
Chicago Tribune.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

or the gold coin now in circulation
in England. a small proportion only
bear an earlier date than 1879.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
Valuable Rug.

A rug only four feet square. but
which had SIC stitches ana knots to
the square Inch. was lately sold I'm
London for sum equal to $4,000 OF
our money.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28

Even politics do not affect public In
terest In the Addicks drama. Boston
Globe.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
THE LATE MIR. RUBLEE
WISCONSIN EDITOR WAS A DIS
TINCUISHED DIPLOMAT.

Served as American Minister to switzer-
land from 1860 10 Is79-A Leader
of Political Thought In Wisconsin for
Many Years.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
BLooDHoUNDs RUN A CRIMINAL TO EA RTH.

that in abolishing this hated survival
of paganism he was furthering the
cause of progress and here was
Christian monarch, amid the applause
of an assemblage composed almost eX
clusively of Christians, announcing the
formal annulment of the imperial de-
cree; while a few feet away stood the
archbishop of Athens, and Pere Didon,
the celebrated Dominican preacher,
who. in his Easter sermon in the Cath
Ollie cathedral the day before, had paid
an eloquent tribute TO pagan Greece.
When the king had resumed his seat
the Olympic ode, written for the oc-
casion by the Greek composer Samara,
was sung by chorus of one hundred
and fifty voices. Once before music
had been associated with the revival of
the Olympic games.-"The Olympic
Games of 1896" b. Baron Pierre de
Coubertin, in the November Century.
Famine Bread.
In times of famine bread has been
baked from wood bran and husks of
corn. The woodbread is made by Sc
Letting the sawdust of the least res
inous wood-the beech, for example
and washing il with water to remove
any soluble matter. 1t is then dried
in an oven and reduced to fine powder.
With the addition of little flour, some
yeast and water, it forms a dough
which. when baked, constitutes bread
resembling in appearance and taste our
ordinary brown bread.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-28
HE WILL DIE POOR.
HUBBARD. THE WHITE-HA,RED
SINGER OF PATRIOTIC SONGS.
Recently Made His Reappearance as N
Campaign Singer--wss known In Every
Regiment During the CNn war-A
Friend OF Lincoln's.

] ULES HUBBARD,
the white haired
patriarch of song,
whose reappear-
ance In the west
after long years of
absence, has helped
to send an old time
thrill OF patriotism
through the hearts
of the people. Is a
- - /.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15
STAN WYJATKOWY. w GA.
LICYI.

Coraz jaskrawiej wychodzi ma
jaw, re zapowiedzi o zaprowa.
dzeniu stanu wyjatkowego W Ga.
.licyi byly prawdziwe i juz sic u
rzeczywistniaja. Ma razie zapro-
wadzono go tylko W krakowskim
powiecie.
Znane SO juz diva rozporzadze-
MIA starostwa krakowskiego, kt6.
remi zawieszono ustawe o zgro
madzeniach. Tu podajemy trze.
Gle najswiezsze.
IL. 32.4OO. Do pana Franci.
Ska W6jcika, posla ma Sejm
krajowy w Wyciazach. Ma do.
niesienie z IL. BIN. zakazuje pa
nu IA podstawie $. 6. ust. 10 IL
1877. mr.. 135 DE-. PIP. odbycia
zgromadzenia W Mogile W real.
nosci mr.. 3. d. 20. wrzesnia 1896.
o G. L. pofudniu, poniewaz pan
II dotychczas skladales juz w
W wielu m~iejscowosciach tutej-
szego powiatu sprawozdanie z
czynnosci poselskich, 2, odbie-
gasz cd w1asciwego przedmiotu j
celu i traktujesz sprawy ME sto.
jace W zwiazku scisfym 2 jego
czynnosciami poselskimi.
,,Dotychczasowe wiec postepo.
wanie Pana ma zgromadzeniach
iodine jest jak to W tutejszem
orzeczeniu z 3 BIN. l.. 31.064
przytoczono, wprowadzic ludnosc
W bad, podburzac ia przeciw
stanom i zakl6cic spo.
k6j publiczny, co W tym wypad.
ku jest o lyle 1atwiejszem, ze
projektowane przez pana zgro.
madzenie, mialoby sic odbyc W
czasie odpustu Mogilskiego, ma
kt6ry przybywa ludnoSc licznie
nawet z odleglejszych okolic.
Gdy wiec projektowane przez
pana zgromadzenie zagraza do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15

zmie W Atenach gore, jezeli wy.
prawy ma Krete ustana, zobaczy-
my, re firman sulta1ski dokaae
tego samego, czego mia}a doka.
FAC blokada. Dyplomaci beda
mogli powinszowat sobie, ze i'm
sic udalo uniknac ostatecznego i
zbyt niebezpiecznego srodka. Ola
su1tana ME hadejdzie mimo to
chwila b1ogiego wytchnienia. Pc
raz pierwszy moze dowiedzial
sic, Re machina rzadowa W jego
pahstwie jest tax popsuta, il
dziaia, jak sama chce, a kierowac
mia ME MONA.
Tydzieh temu, piszac o Arme.
nil, lekalismy sic, IL niejeden czy-
telnik got6w z MISREPRESENTATION
sluchac ~opowiadania' o mordach
i rzeziach d~okonywanych pod o.
klein w1adz. Pc ostatnich WV.
padkach W stolicy wszystkie tam.
tie opisy nabierajs cechy zupel.
nego Observation-Disclosures Ma
coz przydadza sic najlepsze checi
suitana, jezeli ia sama policya,
kt6ra ma wykonywac Jego roz.
kay, z rozkosza przelewa krew
jego w1asnych poddanych9
Ola Abdul amida nadesz{a
czarna godzina. Godziny take
bija cd czasu do czasu W kazdem
pa1stwie. Ale, jak kazda rodzi-
ma powinna mice W SVEN gJspo-
darstwie domowem nagromadzo.
ne ma taxa godzine zapasy, tax i
pahstwo powinno przewidywac
ia / myslec o TEN, jak ia przezy.
je. Zapas ten stanowia nietylko
nagromadzone w skarbcu duka.
ty, stanowi go take sumiennosc
/ karnosc urzednik6w, poczucie
o~bowiazku, przenikajace wszyst-
kie Varsity funkcyonaryuszow,
z~aufanie do wfadzy i chez popie-
rama jej. Tych zalet ME widzi-
my W Turcyi zupelnie. Czarna
godzina zaskoczy}a ia W stanie
ub6stwa, bezsilnosci i rozprzeze.
MIA. (,,S}owo").
r. 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15

. " Po" ylSzeJ
rezolucyi wolno wniese do wys.
OK. namiestnictwa W ciagu s dni
"a posrednictwem OK. starostwa.
w Krakowie d. Is w~rzesnia. ok.
radca dworu Laskowski".
w dawniej podanych rezolu-
cyach i powysszej godnem uwa-
81 jest przedewszystkieru to, Re
starostwo uznaje sic "a czynnik
do oceny czynnosci pc.
selskich. R6wna sic to zawiesze.
niu wszelkich praw konstytucyj.
nych. Najlepiej odrazu zapro.
wadzic nominacye posl6w przez
starostwo.
Ably zapobiedz mozliwosci "a.
kfocenia spokoju publicznego,
nalezy wszystkie osobniki z ludu
poddac pod scisly doz6r policyj-
ny. Wprowadzaniu ludnosci W
bfad nalezy zapobiedz pozamy-
kaniem ust ma kl6dki. ,,Pewne
stany" nalezy og}osic "a niety-
kalne, a przekroczeBia przeciw
temu karac jake zbrodnie stanu,
cd razu szubienica.
Starostwo krakowskie ME D..
granicza sic do odebrania pos}o.
wi W6jcikowi prawa porozumie-
wanna sic z wyborcami, ale przez
dfuzszy czas nawet wolnosc oso.
mu odebrafo. Przedtem
jeszcze zakazywano mu seimiki
z powod6w sanitarnych, a mia.
nowicie z powodu zaslabniecia
jego dziecka ma szkarlatyne, juz
pc przebyciu tel choroby. Pre-.
ochronne tax dalece rozsze.
W lynn wypadku, re W6j.
cikowi wzbraniano nav ct poby.
tn W k6lku rolniczem i z domu
sic zakazano. Sa to r6.
wniez W swoim rodzaju zarzadze-
MIA wyjatkowe, gdyz ogranicze-
ME swobody osobistej dotad sto.
sowano chyba W ciezkich epide.
mach cholery, a W kazdym razie
ograniczenia take i W og6le "a.
sanitarne mia}y miej.
see, tylHo 40 razie epidemiii, to jest,
jesli wtej samej gminie pojawilo
sic najmniej siedm wypadk6 Y tel
samej zarazliwej choroby. Zapo.
bowiem zarzadzenia W
przypadkach sporadycznych, do.
ME naleza1y do obowiazk6w
starostwa. Inaczej zreszta rozu
.iejac zapobieganie epidemiom
.alezafoby we wszystkich wick
'zych miastach zawiesic ustawe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, gdyz W kaz.
dem wiekszem miescie zdarzaja
SIG co dzie1 sporadyczne wypad.
ki r6znych chor6b zakaznych, a
lstawa o zgromadzeniach ME
noze bye lima Ola Mast a lima
lila wsi, DO i owszem W miescie
zagra&a wieksze niebezpiecze6.
'two rozwleczenia choroby, niA
IA wsi. Badz co badz, re wzgle.
iu, ze u mas czesto z powodu
'poradycznego wypadku choroby
sakaznej zabrania sic zgroma.
lien, sprawl ia powinna bye w
pa1stwa poruszona i po.
winno bye unormowane, kiedy
.ianowicie re wzgled6w sanitar.
.ych zebrania odbywac sic ME
NIGGA.
Niezrazony temi r6znemi pre-
p. W6jcik, zamierza
.alsze sejmiki relacvine zolaszaT
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15
Czarna godzina.

N"J90 u'u1oJ, py1oy iHoze osCrzeJ
SIZE musial podpisae warunki.
Pred tygodniem przedstawia}a
jeszcze Turcya pewien zas6b sill,
kt6rych ME przedstawia jua dzi-
siaj. Pare dni temu m6wiono o
procesie r~ozkladowym, wskutek
|kt6rego odpadaja wszystkie ko6.
czyny ~pa6stwa. Dzis widzi ca}y
SWAT jasno wyraznie, re dziala.
ME tych sil rozkladowych dotar-
10 do srodka organizmu.
To, co nastapi teraz, zalezee
bedzie oczywiscie W znacznej cze.
Sci cd tego, jaki skutek wywrze
firman su}tahski ma Krecie. Psy.
chologia powstahc6w W og6le, a
powstahc6w krete1skich W szcze.
g6lnosci, jest tax pe}na zagadek,
IL Mkt ME powie dis j~eszcze, CO
"a odpowiedz obmysla ola su}ta-
ma ludzie, zgromadzeni W czesci
pod Apokorona, W czesci W Ka.
nei, W czesci W obozowiskach
wsr6d g6r.
Natomiast jedno wydaje sic
dosyc logicznem nastepstwem o.
becnego po}ozenia. Rad grecki
powinien W swoim wlasnym in.
teresie uznac nowy stan rzeczy
ma wyspie i ME zakiocac W DIAL
Sym ciagu spokoju przez ciagie
n~adsy}anie posilk6w. W Ate
mach rozumieja zapewne, ze Kre-
ia, dostawszy autonomie zupei-
na, dostanie sic kiedys Grekom,
jak owoc doirzaiy, spadajacy
sam z drzewa. BY go dostac W
swe rsce, trzeba tylko cierpliwo-
Sci.
Umiejetnosc zbierania owoc6w
dojrzalych jest W polityce STU.
ka wielka i rzadka. Wymaga
ona przymiot6w, kt6re ME "a
wsze chodza W pare. By ia po-
siasc W zupelnosci trzeba umiec
przewidywac przysz}osc, trzeba
umiee uk1adac plany dalekie, a
zarazem panowac mad SODA i ME
spieszyc sic ich wykonywaniem,
trzeba umiec STAG z bronia do no.
81 i ME wystrzelic naboju pred
czasem.
Grekom wolno liczyc ma u
dzia1 W wielkiej eksdywizyi tu.
reckiej, ale ME powinni naslado
wac tych }akomych i niedyskre-
tnych spadkobierc6w, kt6rych
niecierpliwosc pozera. Jak lyle
innych pa6stewek, przygotowuja
sic i oni do low6w ma gruba
zwierzyne. Mech pamietais a
toll, re ma stray wielkiej kniei
suita1skiej stoi dzisiaj GAIA Eu.
ropa. W takiej chwili zleby gro.
bill, rozpoczynaiac polowanie
wsr6d wrzasku ogar6w i rusznic
i rog6w. Powinni raczej wziac
sobie "a wz6r tych przezornych
kiusownikow, kt6rzy polujac, ma
wychodnego, czekaja przez noe
GAIA, az i'm o swicie zwierzyna
sama wyjdzie ma strza1. w tym
wypadku, ME udajac nieomylne-
go proroka, MONA i'm przepo-
wiedziec, ze bogaty iup bedzie
nagroda zimnei krwi. Kreta,
posiadaiaca wlasny skarb i VIA
snq zandarmerye, posiadajaca
wlasne cialo prawodawcze, kt6re
ME potrzebuje prosic sultana o
zatwierdzanie uchwa1, gdyz "a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15
GB0wNA KwATERA
ZwiaZku SOkOf0w POlskich

W Stanach Zjednoczonych P6in. Am.
W hall Puiaskiego 800 y. Ashland ave, Chicago, Ills.
Przesylki p~ieniezne winny bye wysyiane ma rece
kasyera Lwiazku: Adam Bfaszczyhski, 6f8 w. 18th II,
Listy zas ma adres sekr. gen. Stanislaw A. Csada. 100
,. Ashland ave ST. A. OSADA,s ekr. gen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15

Kszdy mezczyzns powinien czytac
ogfoszenie Tomsszs Slstera W tel gaze.
ole ma ~stronnioy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-15

~Dziewczeta pi..r...j "s si.., 1 %,.;.
Goa a fsmilii smerykahsklch jake sfuzace.
s~sosegolnie swiezo ~przybyfym dziewczynom
. kuropy moge dac miejscs zaraz. PAM L.
sAWICKA, streczarks. All Root Str. blizko
finos Ave. Chicago. Ill.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-03-21

paid with 10 per cent interest be rendered
TO the purchaser.
All deeds Of sale made or that may b
made by collectors OF taxes shall b
received by courts In evidence as primo
facie valid sales.
Sec. 5. Be 1t further resolved. etc.
That Article two hundred and forty
two Of the Constitution Of the State OF
Louisiana be SO amended rs to read ~
follows:
Article 242. The General Assembly
shall have power to enact general laws
authorizing the parochial or municipal
authorities OF the State. under certain
circumstances. by = vote Of q majority
Of the taxpayers In number and In value
voting at the election. to levy special
taxes In aid Of public improvements. or
railway enterprises undertaken by pr.
vate corporations: provided that such
tax shall not exceed the rate Of hve mills
per annum, nor extend for q longer per.
Tod than ten years.an provided further.
that the foregoing provisions shall
not apply to public buildings
bridges and works Of public improvement
men Toned in Article c0e. II being the In.
tent and meaning Of this proviso that
parishes and municipalities shall have the
right to tax themselves to any limit sub
tect to the restrictions OF Article -.
g. W. BOLTON.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives..
II. r. LOTT.
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate.
A true copy:
T. g. ADAMS. Secretary Of State.