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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

The Increasing popularity Of tile Royal
special -y-cent lunches shows that they are
undoubtedly the best served IN the city
at the price These lunches are al that
the usose sastidEols could ask for. To-
days menu snela1es soup. fish. entrees.
roast duck. roast meats. vegetables, ics
cream. berries. seed t>a- milk. tea. coffee.
etc. A new programme viii be given BY
the mandolin orchestra At dinner spec a.
S-cent and 5Acent menus are served.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

A ssfs1saszsc A&sSs~z tne attorneys =
.ss- go ~ Mazsast@n Trust csaznp any Vs.
snstsy@ Cal a-t frer Eazs-s1 ~. azf MAw-
N4.r1- ~~-t4t cs-ena-v rs er~~a R1vsr
s-ass arA e-ex4 ccEn rwsrTy. resutsr%t n Ffs
Issuance % 80 e-sier eY Sessge L@4sEfsT
- So. 49,. thSt Arsss- ". krs-eSs. =
rssa~v suhfss Tor <ew Yo~k- - szeaSn-ss
a -a-rzsasssssre~ - t&ke - tsstf-cuy x
Arzr~ = F>-such AS othsr Witnesses for
rae zIxt-si- "a hey ao4lG nes &sq~Ar a.
- sr<ef -er<s,raffV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

A~rf.&es % in.-srNorRrtc7 foT Ire E,sli,ss
pAy TIE L8z3 CcT-gkny ve~e SID sta
80 e,szzty sus&tor yesterday. Eit1 ca
sssa sss,ck - 50 go eflgsssst inte 80 saares
a. ssn sa-A. TIE s-1sts~s q he eoureT1
a.. gaS= fssarT. lean Cesl-ss ara &lsr-<1
gsxs,fa ~ sase-es - E1s car-z-zfto7
s. - -sr~rAase ard fzcar0xe tie lazs&s
80 ~ parrsse * sellsz< - a1razs&Ee
AZ % % az fA.zxS 1eeeSSs-T so~ ne az
80. assshusen. 81 me cesscts sS@1&es4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
HINES AND INNING.
The Big Gold and Copper Find
On Texada Island.
RICH. WE'LL LOCATES PROPERTY
E6vnra H1swees, e Anueo Cr11es and
Psahnsxfn Ksne. "a sho WsvO
e Fortune.

L. 80
- 1s.s-s --.s--s. 81 rsvard
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-. -. - - - -. sr<rrw-
- -. - =. = -, $500. :,
49, - :. - - - =, rs~s.sssrrfve
~ - 49,. - p-xh.x.tr
- = - s-- 80 ,~,s..esrx
- s--------s -, - raw
- = -. -. $50 No. .-orn-
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Is~~s--s-- - -->-.~~~v 81 a~~. ~saxs
- -. - - - = = -,-s,.-s--.I
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-
80 ~,.s
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S.TAts e s1sorS-A. Aoo4- - Il--ss -. -
- 800 =
EE~Pr1ss =. 40o.- LIS -.1l----S -
s~eSsss--1@s oSs s-&1 81 lloS- sA1A -.
reeaAlons n opsEans va. so 49, 49,
OF oetaz ohs 81 eae sAsSss- - - So 80
AKA eSsSSI a--es - n<.~-SA -
%%%s s~ss : - - = -
MenoeSe1 Elal o2E nM&1oo1s Sss. 80
line ara aezns soaae1nlng very nah1soz-s
u ne may OK aess3op1a9 o2x haS.
EzFee moosns a8c pa1 Tore o. Ari- -.
tEe van AHA aad ne9An sinAInS - ia
cline SHAFT On the ledge. TIE veLa t1sTsas
fES kEAaAa1-y u WITH VIA vrPtns 49,
t1@ Gre also increasing In EN1nxas
tie surface. vale u Assayeo "sa1 n 81
Yer and copper, = gave o9- = s-nzA per
centa&e OF sssa Al aepsn ox a-ss t@S-
ire ASSAYS showed - gold. n.ne ounces
sa4Fer and - Per cent copper las sAs
the average Oh Sae ore As given " fTs1lAS
q sri2z2snEs m2ee 20 sas sns9tsf AZ S-s-
ersfS
an 1cw making shlpans1l 20 San
Frarcasco- the ore coming trcsa lae sasl7
s1Afr az depra q seventy les1- sS
sacked wisnc1t sefecs1nx. Aa5 : i2e ni1e
ruz az sAe present dspsa- las VIZ 90
ruly - gos1- twenty o1ncts s-sSr 49,
frofn ~ 20 . Per esns- coppSr. i.is = =
PFesea. assfase 9. th~ gre eaa - -
cost e 1rAnspoxsAl 1Toln ths a-Ll-es -
ne fnset soaac snszerss - e1- :. pSf -.
toF arg aoess the I.sf 81 ~ ps0.it ol 80
saass .. or = f~4ta-Ls $3.50. - 4as-.-e..s
Mr1- lac ku--@~nA - 81 -
LIS % AZ pes go 80 So.
Naar Nc aaee nau zen iIni -.
so1scss zeas MO ~
n<Sax taS hsshSs~ zos--
s@ebe1 s4iap-ss. -. eAs = e .a
- - - - - -.
fscfiy sAfisIacsory. $3.50 - Mah1s --s
pAy-nS theAr Nas .roA ths s4s ,ASe 80 =
lae properly o. ehe an 80 - -
o. :" acres Grove sran< 10. w. ~ - =
essuAct ana VEL a~aaea - tass''s
THROUGH y. TIE ore Cropping oes "i,@.n :
rev yaros q taaS NaseI 40 $50 -
oors wneFe .Arse 1888 cA1 na1 Wa
ssfeky ana eispateh Ans'e 20
penSlFe roatls 70 Construct ana a. ttr~
ens niFse Iases are enF.Syro n pa.AsAs
the GRE over short traL Hoh ea~ lump
20 the water, Where y = loss1sa Ao,SaEu
TzSSs.s. eo1gSIplass pk14S1shg SIoEI
trzmvsy aEd wharf N ofoef 20 1aslicSss
shipments. and VIII also mae sTsTFAa
openings On the Eseln Iesse- inrSs sal. :
are employed on TIE ailEs a1ss Dew sn41I
Is being sunk where the oat-eFop = over
ten feet in x1Sn- IN Al ny experience
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s1.ooo.ooc IN DIVIDENDS.


q grA~xAEr rrtE--~e srv-- Hr7sf
xzxtt - gAe Sfocaa country on Mcn1ay.
Ee xaxrs tSAx &@Ttrg Re -scr-1 ~ JE-S ira
sso-zn ssa~ prcdxznex LIS teas ef co1csn-
r~x*z<. vo~1h sz 80 ~ an sxpeass -
q ~ SAYS rhs Hosss&E1 Etzs~- T'as ca
-sa-srw a. re ~fsa - 70 be assxese3 .orxh-
ws.a a-z n Ire re<rtac7@ TIE prsss7t <sss
e r<.cs1zcs1cz xza Dc EzAlzk&4ned- &411
r-4Sns ssz. TIE ere v<G PAY x-ssr So r.
sssrss~xs< l. fAe a&xr r~eEve 1czxhs. TIA
Naxzsrxtaz nazis - t4r~arx sz< sessErs~s
.eus g e1.e<-<-zee@ Se< Ia sr1E &c e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

rs-z-zx Ara-s Y a <st-zr- ~ fts
>-arrnarn rwss@r- r@tz-n>s Saturday rsxas
.~orys rs trse 90 Portland Re ts1ok = cs@as-
AZ. r7zz 6own - C<sAsssss ssa1n. wasre -
s~s.-z. 4 -ssssrv - Seattle s--erie- trGssks-
So NJ f,@o-xa 3 Ef-s5zre- ara <xzssv,
sxs~x krrw Ezx--4xx Mrs. F-><ze<tex Bz3S-
rszn snS Sa.xrte- Mr. a.s Mrs.. O. y,
s-s,xsn. Mss EzA4z@ EEzrsorE- Mrs. ". II.
r-snxer. ar Jesse Brssker ard Ms :. ,.
Carssxse1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

goka Perer<ur. e Iazfczsville, La ssss<rs1
with 1v~srserv for esgAserr sears ard tired
th-r~ e the 6est dacs0x IN Ssv orsexns !;
sfsn bal dorm or rrorr r@sect ze<1srzn~s.
Ssrv Tst1ie r~1isf aallcwed until he ees7a
rssrx Shazherlain's Cessr. Chols-a sri
Tsarrhs-a zezsedy wAiA eSsx.sd PsrEa-
Ex.< c<ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

r,~-.~~~a.kr sssszA Esr snrArAs a. the Tasr5
sx-mra. sAesre- Szs e-een pcs cc1@3 g
Wv e a So. rx-sacxrzes meeting 20 ~
Aesa e. rsaxE Saturday n4s1L Se-cs VII
- eEx4~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

Aessczs we've H~ss1 veSer&sy Z. IA So
r~wsn- eSsrE e sAs fslieEt1g eases
Nxr~ uszsrAe@en vs - = Ecrzzsnse1
e A-Axs4x-ss9 zrse &zt -sc<<s4E%- = -
= gaxzs -. =. EartNr SSeear- e a.
as~sxrs~ss y.s-<s xx3 r1cg1 "a xxs s ne
A4g1ss2 - L-exx "a :. IL &a-L-@-- e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

rf ycu are In a harry TO get to your des-
ssuz,ion and want TO avoid delays ard lag
overs 81 junction stations Insist upon
havtng your ticksf read over The North
western" Three OF the finest trains IN
America leaving 81. PAIL for Chicago and
all points East. F. W. Parker, P. 8. A.
81 First avenue. Seattle Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
AT Y. n. c. A. PARK TONIGHT.
Inc ffrSe Eexfmene Band and Gaysy
DecorurexA Esryrf~x

49, kfE1& EexxMeNe Band and 1orsy
Dscor~rea Bicycles.
TIE large aszendanes ana The errsussas-
re reeecssoa tecse<e6 ere coca air cor
Y. A. grounds last T1e@zGy Night tnxures
E1e success - .ae series u ccncsrss TIE
programme far each Vii ne considerably
v2Ets1 &axnsrs FIRST Rcxfmenx bard
Wa again gre rAe ccneer< sa4s evening
Several changes cave oeea made n ia
arrangerzenr - ire grounds. the oAna
Stand Being moved nearer "a shs aSSsezre
tie esectrsc hg@tirg system Increased and
so-rse erceIien. rev Eliminating designs
prspareza
The track VII Be rarswn ec<n 20 ire
essaazc. ~ ca lasr Tuesday ev~nInx. ard
Al Es<2E ne track are requested 10 decor
Ats 81 alzninaee their -ne@zz TIE Y.
NJ C. A athletic committee wishes y
understood that these Tuesday evezi7x
concerts are strictly contracted ~ hem
and thai every ersrt win BE made 20 keep
- ne n1gh standard SET n The first con-
cert Careful restrictions viii oe placed
Uoa shase eonpesssing SO that M 90
tecEaoEasae Characters Win be allowed
lie enthusiastic gccept10n aeccrzed the
7roSr2Ems rendered oy Pre-. Wagner
All lis h4-.d an Iass SATURDAY evening at
the posx-I2ts.ligeaeer Sencere Shows mat
TIA popular taste haS been pleased. and
In detsrencs 20 = large number q re-
quests made o. the MANAGEMENT % the
co1eerr scnigat. Prot. Wagner VIII repeat
ens programme glyen o1 last Sa1ur1zy
evening The programme 10 ~ follows:
Marcs1-Hig Schoaa Cadets. SoGsa
Coiexs Songs. nzrrsaciHx r'Tpssee."
a.ssao@s &c .s,:. Mess
a. Kathleen Asyearnsen''. ---.-.-.Crogsch
D American Pasros -Aeac1azD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

nns . >npply BElf.
Ssex. czsern rad a kac,tv case 20 IA
Azxfs ses.erdAy akse-wosu n tha actkoa
. ssrsese@- mortgage er certakn ps~<,e
: raesrty secured 20 r.s1ix q ns-xArdus.
= sAy znS gra3a gasn. for supplies eur~
1sssf Sc - = Geek wAsss IN TIE leg
2zstses& TIE case h-oGwnt cat the
- kA@t 1n~ rseeev WITH whss-A tire wse6s
orssieslsv eessxNs belonged - Arx>
-. TIE sxoa rSatAeT q Nrs. Geek
nAsFh cAzse lnta the raazA er's Tscs~eS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

Silver spoons that have become discQi-
ow@d by eggs may b. cleaned readily ~
rubbing with soft cloth and q Little dry
salt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

First Regiment band anf bicycle carna-
val Y. 81 c. A. park tonight Admission
with car fare. cents.
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Great Shoe Special.

a
-
N
S to.-. . Pair from s2o PW Par
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

LADIES' BLAZER SUITS. N G. S{a
black and navy. tail lined
sssrt. ripple jacket. reduced 30 Per Suit
LADIES SINGLE SKIRTS. IN Ell 40
gray mixtures. made n latest ~
sfyIe. reduced from S.S to- Each
HANDSOME NEW SHIRT TD<-
WAISTS IN neat patterns. re-
daced fron sec. 81 and 81 - to-. Each
NV PICK Do. SUITS. 81 u .l LIT, Sl.oS
and comfortable. az s.sa and. Per sal<.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03

ties are such that while overlooking
the whole work, will devote his Jimt
particularly TO the arranging OF details
here
When il is known that sixty mel
will be employed as enumerators. i
may be judged what amount of worl
must be performed in Honolulu alone
in order that a perfect record of the
population may be obtained
1t may seem large number said
Mr.. Atkinson yesterday, but l believe
better results may be obtained by
prompt and energetic action. With six
~ clerks am confident the work can
be properly done-I mean the statis-
ucal part Of the data may be obtained
in two days. The public, of course. will
lend its assistance 10 the enumerators
and in promptly filing the blanks left
with them.
In reply 10 the question regarding
the special features which this census
viii contain over previous ones. Nj.
Atkinson said:
No definite information could be
given on this point have addressed
letters 10 the Superintendent of Census
in the United States and New Zealand.
for the purpose of securing all the in
formation possible. Just what they will
be cannot be even guessed Just now.
i have decided on some changes
which ! think viii be appreciated by
the public. For instance. in election.
Judiciary and census returns Lanai has
been mentioned in connection with No
lokai. and Niihau is q part Of the dis
trict OF Waimea, Kauai II these two
places were treated as they should be.
separate and distinct from other dis
tricts. the result would be more accu-
rate. Il viii be interesting for the peo-
pie 10 know just what the population
OF these Islands are, and the pro-
ducts Under the old way this was
hardly possible.
SO far the work has been confined
10 apporrioning the funds TO the va
rious districts and for other purposes.
This has been submitted TO Minister
Cooper as President OF the Board OF
Education, and approved by him.
The blanks and schedules have not
yet been printed. but they are in pre-
paration. and am in correspondence
with persons on the other Islands who
are likely 10 accept positions as dis
rict superinJendents
These. said Mr.. Atkinson. pointing
10 stack of memorandum books on
q table, contain the data collected BIZ
the health inspectors during the cholera
seige- We viii keep them for reference
and correction There is also the report
made By DR.. Rodgers when the census
was taken six years ago, and 1 want TO
say that found these papers arranged
m the most systematic and methodicaI
manner They viii be of great use
when all the returns are in. and DR..
Rodgers cannot be complimented too
highly for the manner in which he kept
his reports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03
THE DOCTOR AND THE Spoons.

At a recent meeting of medicos {
members OF the profession produced {
dozen or so OF tea spoons, which he in,
formed the assembled wisdom around
him that he had obtained from his pa
/ tients. Having read the statement SC
/ far, visions of precautions that had
never flashed across the mind made
themselves felt. If medical men, as a
profession, take to lifting spoons, why
nor other things? In future it might be
necessary for paterfamalias to say.
My dear, DR.. Bolus is coming up TO
look after Frederick's throat; you had
better hide the silver tea and coffee set
and lock the drawer in which you
keep the spoons. Keep an eye on the
knick-knacks in the drawing room. J"
Or again, Poor Araminita is desper-
ately sick. John, won't you call DR..
Bob Sawyer?" Certainly. Maria Jane, .
would be the reply of paterfamalias.
but be careful TO take those jeweled
pins out OF the pin cushion, and be sure
that you lock the jewel casket Under
such circumstances one cannot be too
careful"
These were the visions called up by
the paragraph in an exchange. but
when read further the good medieo of
the spoons proved not to have been pur-
loining them. He was not showing his
nefarious gains 10 his brother mis-
creants, but he had collected the tea
spoons TO show that in the dozen he
displayed no two were alike in capacity.
Some were double and treble the ca
pacity of Others, and yet all were genu-
inc teaspoons.
Whoever the physician was who did
this, he showed a true CLEAN of COM
mon sense. Doctors are very particular
as TO the exact amounts OF drugs TO be
compounded by the druggist, but they
leave the patient TO take the medicine
in any quantity he pleases, according to
the size OF the spoon. a gentleman
comes TO the mind of the writer who
has in his house four varieties of tea
spoons, and varies his spoon accord
ing 10 the unpleasantness Of the medi-
cine As ne has. UP TO the present, in
variably recovered from his ailments
ne has come TO the conclusion that the
size of the dose does not very much af-
feet The case, and finally that he prob
ably could get along without any medi-
cine whatever. Anyhow, the slipshod
manner in which doses OF medicine are
given does not increase ones faith in
them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03

Mrs. Rhodie Noah. Of this place Wa
taken in the night with cramuing mains
and the next day diarrhoea set in She
took half bottle Of blackberry eorfifaI
but got no relief She then sent 10 ne
70 see if l had anything that would
help her sent her q boItle of Cham
oerlainis Collie, Cholera and Diarrboes
Remedy, and the first dose relieved her.
Another Of our neighbors had been
sex Tor about week and had tried
different remedies for diarrhoea, but
Kept getting worse. sent him this
same remedy. Only four doses OF IT
were required 10 cure him He SAYS
he owes his recovery 10 this wonderful
remedy--Mrs. Mary Sibley. Sidney.
Mich For sale by all druggists and
dealers Benson. Smith & Co.. Agents
for Il. I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03
Getting Ready 10 Take Census
of the Islands.
Mr.. ATKINSON SPEAKS OF WORK.
VIII Probably be Taken In Two Days.
some Changes In Meuhods-Lanai
and NIihau Considered Separately.
sixty Men for Honolulu Detail.

4. 7. Atkinson, General Superintend-
ent OF the Census Bureau. is making
great progress in the preparation for
taking the census of the Islands.
So far he has divided of the Islands
according to school districts, OF which
there are twenty-siX. To each Of these
districts Mr.. Atkinson has appointed a
district superintendent, who has charge
of the entire work OF his district. ap-
pointing his own enumeTators, who are
responsible TO him.
This district superintendent has the
supervision OF work there, rather than
the General Superintendent. whose du-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION.

An article published in this journal
with reference 10 the Mccall immigra-
tion bin seems 10 have been ahead OF
things as our situation goes By this
We mean thar The Advertisers remarks
were, 50 far as this country is concern
ed, in advance Of the comments Of the
United States newspapers. It is inter
esting 70 see that the lire Of argument
taken up here e he same LIE Of argu-
men1 taken up -Aere- The absolute i'm
possibility Of carrying out the law is
plain The Chicago Chronicle says:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03

TT is assumed that the steamship
companies will take means TO ind out
about the literary attainments OF their
passengers. for they are required to
carry back at their own expense all
who fail to pass the prescribed exam
ination. II is also assumed that the
companies will either keep on hand
competent linguists to examine appli-
cants for passage, or that they will re-
ject all, however worthy, who cannot
be examined properly by any member
of their respective faculties. And Of
course il is further assumed that our
Government will keep an able and nu-
merous polyglot corps at Ellis Island
and at other poiRts where foreigners
enter the country.
BY the way, in this country it is in
teresting to note where the illiterate
people come from. II is interesting here
because the nationality that heads the
list is one that is very prominent here.
OF the immigrants into the United
States Portugal stands first with 67.S5
per cent of illiterates, while Denmark
occupies the place of honor with only
40 per cent. We give the table. which
is well worth keeping, as it shows the
relative educational standard of the
countries whose citizens emigrate TO
the United States:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03

~ Parties inquiring for letters i'll the
above list will please ask for Advertised
Letters"
JOS Vi. oAT,
Postmaster General.
General Postofhce. Honolulu, June 80.
ls96.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03
MoRTUARY REPORT.

The total number of deaths reported for
the month of June, 1896. was So. distrib-
uted as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03
FOR SALE.
1 Honolulu Irons Works
30x60 FWE-ROLLER MILL
Complete with gearing and
1 ISx42 PUTNAM ENGINE

ioN7rE " iNNu ENOiNE
The above can be seen now in opera
ton at Onomea Sugar Co.'S Mill at Pa
paikou. The same are in good order,
and are to be taken out because too
small for future requirements.
Delivery can be made to purchaser on
the wharf at Papaikou, on or after Oc-
tober 1st, 1885,
For further particulars and prices,
apply to w. W. GOODALE, Esq, at
Papaikou, or to G. BREWER & COM
PANY, Id, Honolulu.
1769-3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-07-03
ONE BOX OF GLARKES BAL PILLS

. warranted to cure all discharges fro.n
4 the Primary Organs, in eitbar i g.
tsscqoiied sa, or eonstitutional), Gravel. All
MsreDt T - lns BACK; Guaranteed free from
Snemists and Patent Medicine Varsl ~ III
: IInrouehout the World, Proprietors "TIls Tss
AihcoLs AND MIDLAND CoUNrIEs OsrIa "a.
'-'.''' a. hngiand. 17O9
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

DR.. N G.. Borisowicza, kt6ry wygiosi
wielce patryOtyczns move, rozpoczs
wszy historye Polski cd Pisstow, wy
mienil wielkich mellow i bohaterow "
obronie kraju, WARY i ohrzesciahstws
Kosciuszke, tegoz zwyciestws j upsdel
pod Msciejowicami, kohczso ma poro'
zbiorowej history Polski. M6woa "a
checsl do ~rozwoju idei, naszei organi
zacyi Zwiazku Nsrodowego Polskiego
Tudziet do popierania Sksrbu Rspper'
swylskiego i tegoA dzi~a}alnosoi IA pre-
civ germanizacyjnej kolonizacyi W kra
ju ojczystym.
Drugim mowca byl OBJ. j. w. 7,
SEczodrowski, ktory detalicznie pre-
biegs dzieje W powstauiu roku 1880
1881.
Deklamacye wygiosili: oh. Jan S.
Szczodrowski, parma Ant. GieIyk, Sta
nislawa Chelminiak i Eleonora Chelmi
MAX.
Spiew przez Choir Mierzwihskiego pod
batuta prof. FIR. Drzewieckiego i spiew
przez OBJ. FIR. Paniokiego wraz Z dwoj
ga dziecmi.
Pomiedzy mowami i deklamscyami
przygrywsls orkiestra FIR. Drzewieckie-
go piekne melodye polskie.
Csiy program tax zachwycit slucha.
czow, ze az cisza gieboka i przygnebia
jaca zapanowaia W hall.
Powyzej wymieniony prezes ME "a
pomnial o Skarpie Rapperswylskim, ma
ktory prosii o centowa skladke. Liczne
centa wplyneiy do skarbonki Sksrbu,
ktora zostala wreozona podkomisarzowi
ma stan Indiana, p. FIR. K. ~Palickiemu.
Poczem prezes podziekowai publiozno-
Sci "a tax liozne zebrsnie ma dzisiejszym
obohodzie, z nadmienieniem, ze wszyst-
kie mowy nadal W pamieci pozo-
stana { tych, ktorzy ziemie polska i
wolnosc kochaja. Ma zskohozenie cd
spiewano hymn nBote cos POlske".
Milosc i pozdrowienie.
Wojciech n. AIUin, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

biejewski i Z werwa oddeklamowsl roe
movie dw6ch starych debow.
Nastepnie ks. professor zrobil wnio'
SEX, ably zrobic kolekte ma Dom emf
grscyjny, do ozego panowie Leon Raj
sner i Antoni Kapuscihski zostali Wy
znaczeni. Sk}sdka ~przynios}a 1911
Podozas kolekty ogo& p~rzespiewal xii
ka zwrctek piesni nBoze COS Polske".
1 tax kaAdy sic rozszedl do domu,
brDac pc dose grubej wsrstwie sniegu,
unoszac slodkie wspomnienie 90 dopie.
TO wspomnianych chwil z dziejow Oh
czystych i czujsc sic wiecej ~polakiem.
w kohcu pozostaje nam tylko szczs
RE Podziekowac ks. proboszczowi IA
bezinteresowne urzsdzenie nabozehstws
i piekna przemowe, jaka powiedzial W
kosciele, a W ktorej na prawde ME by
20 ami jednego siows z duohs nkongre
SOW. widocznie ks. professor mial spo
sobnosc poznsc n pkongresie" i cd
wrotns strone ko~ngresowych krzyks.
czy; jak rowniet dziekujemy Towarzy.
stwom Serca Jezusa i sw. Krzyzs "a
wspoludzia} W kosoiele (ns sail ME wi.
d1ielismy nikogo) i szanownym rodacz-
kom i rodakom Ia tax liczne zebranie
sic PREY tax lichej p~ogodzie, co mas ma
peinis ts ufnosoia, ae znow sic zobaczy
my W styozniu i smiaio zawoiac mote.
my: pJeszcze Polska ME zginela"
FIR. h, sekr. obchodu.