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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-05-14
is THIS PROSPERITY
a "Long Felt Want" That People Ar
Waiting to See Supplied.

A "Long Felt Want That People Are
Waiting to See Supplied.
A great many people are anxiously
awaiting for the promises of prosper
ity so frequently and fluently made by
the gold contractionists to materialize.
These promises have been made every
time it has become necessary to give
the screw of the single gold standard
another turn.
When it became necessary to fur
ther consummate the schemes of the
money power, the people were told
that the unconditional repeal Of the
purchasing clause of the Sherman law
would bring about prosperity.
People who trusted the statement
that prosperity would return after un-
conditional repeal stood for sometime
with their mouths wide open waiting
to see the promises fulfilled. What
they saw was further disastrous fall
in prices, and more serious disturb
ance in business circles than the
panic occasioned.
Then came the first bond dicLer with
more promises. Those who watched to
see the fulfillment of these promises
saw prices and values decline still fur
ther. Then came the second bond sale
That was sure to bring better times, in
any event, but in order to make assur-
ance doubly sure, syndicate of
bankers was practically placed in
charge of the treasury. They were to
control conditions and to maintain the
rate of foreign exchange below the
gold shipping point
They did this very we'll for six
months, but prosperity did not mate
riaiize Prices slowly but surely fell.
The speculative stocks that the Wall
street operators play with when they
have nothing better to do-stocks that
are practically worthless as invest
ment-went up and down. When they
went up the gold organs cried out with
one voice: Behold, the approach Of
prosperityr' When they went down
they said nothing about it But the
prices of all goods that represent hui
man labor continued to fall.
Then the money power, their agents
and their tools, from the highest off,
cials to the rickety-minded editors
with wheels in their heads, declared
that the trouble was the lack of bonds
Issue q. hundred or two millions Of
bonds" they said, ''and everything
will be all right" The people were
told that the way to restore prosperity
was to issue 500, ooo, 900 of bonds. As
the people had no say so in the matter
the new loan was made. Bids were
called for and when opened appeared
to show that the whole country was
flooded with gold. Bids to the amount
Of nearly 5000, 900, 900 were made, and
when this fact was discovered the
cuckoos fiuttered wildly with delight
This shows how prosperous the coun-
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The Scales Turned.

Our opinion is that the money power
has chosen very bad time for its cam
paign in behalf OF the British gold
standard. Sixyears ago they had only
the arguments against them. Now
they have not only the arguments but
the cold and clammy facts against
them. They started out some time
ago, as they said, to educate the peo-
Pile, and they have certainly succeeded.
They have demonstrated beyond all
question that the British gold standard
means depression in all lines of trade
nnd business, ruin to producers and
despair to the oor-Exchange
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO JOHN DUNKEL, HIS GRANTEES. Az
i signs, heirs. executors or administrators and
all persons claiming under, by, from or through
him:
co-owner with you in the Last Chance'' mining
claim, situated in the Eldorado Mining District
Lincoln County Nevada, has performed tne work
ana made the expenditures ON the said mining
Statutes OF the United tates, to hold the said
clsim for the year 1895. and that the amount due
from you on your one-half interest In said claim
dollars, $3.50 .0Ol.
And II within ninety days after the publication
OF this notice you fail tr refuse to contribute your
said proportion OF such expenditure, a. co-owper
your interest in said claim will become the
property Of the Elbscr ber under said section
1924.
Dated February 18th. 1896 n. II. ROSE.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

rEO j. B. GILBERT AND SOPHIE NJ LOY.
i their. or either of their grantees, assigns,
heirs, execute rs or administrators and any person
claiming by. through or from either Of them:
fon an hereby netihed that the underslgned
co-ownfr with you in the ''Stlent Friend" lode
minins claim, aiiusted ia the Crescent Mining
District, tate.of Nevada, County OF Lincoln has
performed the work and made the expenditures on
q SAID mining claim required by Section 2s2l Of
tha Revised Statutes of the United States TO hold
the same for the year 1898, snd that the amount
due from zach OF You or the one-third interest
held by each OF you u said Silent Friend claim on
aeeout OF such peLditure, is the sum OF SIS 49,
Ara II Within ninety Gays after the publication
~ this notice you. or either Of you fail to con-
tribute your said proportion OF such expenditure
yonr Interest Id said mining claim will become the
properly OF the subscriber under said Section No.
2s2A. A.E. Hougk.
Dated. February 40 leee.
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District Court Summons
la the Fourth judicial District Court
of he state of New 'da, fn and
for ! lincoln County.

ne state OF Nevada SENDS Erecting to
D. A. E. Meikle, John Purtscher,
Julia McFadden, Administrative of
the estate of James McFadden, de-
ceased, j. r. DeLamar and II. A..
Cohen.
You are hereby required TO sppe in action
commenced against yor as dsienaants 10y James
sbitt pls ntiff in The Fourth Judicial District
N Of the 10 If Nevada lincoln 60 tn!y. at
the town g. Ploche, AMI answer the complain
therein. which l. or file with he Clerk of said
Court, within ten days aver the service on you
of this Su rmons exclusive # the day oi servicel
If served in said county, twenty days II served
out OF sad county, but within this distrc and in
all other cases forty days, or jnisment ~ default
wi b. taksn alnst you, according 30 the prayer
OF said {, mplaint
The salt t on Is brought to recover judgment
sgarst you, the sid deer ants. for the sum OF
two thousand dol.ars dsmases for y0Gr attempt d
assertion Of q claim to pur ion cf the Richmond
miue and mining claim, AMI for decree 4 said
Cour % creting the id plaintiff and his co-tsn
ants, TO bs the .wuers "a entitled to the poeaes
sion ot i'd por ion of the ;,icbm m mining claim
claimed by ypa A. p rtion of tae pretended Maid
Queen miGing claim AMI that you rot entitled
to patent from the Government OF the Uni'ed
states 20 said Maid Queen n'niag claim, rs more
fully set forth u the plsint o. said pGiutiG now
on file in the office Of the CLERK OF said Cclrt
and yuu are hereby njtihoi that II you fail to
appear Sld answer he sal complAilt as above re-
qutred, TIE sfid plsin;in vii. have yolr default
eeters tnd apply TO said Court for the relief de-
man I'D ia said camp plant Of said plaintiff.
In Testimony whereof, !, u. j. Goodrich.
Lage htreultJ set my hand Officially, and
affixed hr seal q sdi Con t. this l3Gh day
SEAL o; april, D 1895
H. j. GOODRICH,
U,uoty Clerk ana Ex.odcio CLERK OF the Fourth
Juiieigl Dist let @ Ciurt ot the state Of Nevada.
Linco!n County.
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THE NEED OF BIMETALLism.

Principles, Not Men, should Ba tha Rally
Ing ry OF ths friends of -slscr.
The Century Magazine attempts 10
prove that bimetallism is not ,.c,assa5,,.
for the expansion of business because
the worlds product of gold is likely to
reach $500, 200, 900 annuity. II goes on
to point out that the gold is not used
up every year but continually accumu-
lates and that therefore the stock is
continually getting larger. All that
is true so far as it goes, but the de-
mouetization OF silver at once cuor-
mously decreased the amount of money
in the world, and even product of
5000, 900, 900 a year will have to continue
for a long time before this loss is made
up Then, again, when the demone-
tized silver has been replaced with
gold there still remains the increase in
population and business to be met,
consequently it will be years if ever
before gold can furnish a sufficient
volume of currency by itself. The
only persons who can possibly bene-
fit by single standard are
the money lenders, and they
are all unanimously in favor of con-
traction in the currency. With these
two conflicting interests pulling
against each other it is hardly possible
that the country should recover as
rapidly from the present depression as
it naturally would, and as an evasion
of that issue in the coming campaign
will but postpone the agony and final
conflict, why not make the issue and
let the people settle it2
California is undoubtedly for bimetal-
lism and her delegation to st. Louis
should be composed of bimetallism;
men with gold-bug views will misrep-
resent the cor or1nouwealth. 1t would
be very appropriate to have the state
convention pass i bimetallic resolu-
tion SO that the position of this state
would not be misunderstood at st.
Louis. The man who is nominated for
the presidency is not half as important
as that he should stand for correct
principles and the true interests of the
people. Los Angeles Express (Rep).
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NOT A SECTIONAL QUESTION.
Some "Distressing' Facts for Single Gold
Standard Advocataa

Some "Distressing" Facts for Single Gold
Standard Advocates.
Some OF the more unscrupulous of
the gold advocates are giving a Sec
tional color to the silver question. It
is pointed out that the senators who
favor the gold standard represent
larger constituencies than the silver
senators. The New York Nation is
distressed to find that senators from
states north of the Potomac and the
Ohio and east of tho Missouri and Red
rivers represent on an average over
100000 of peonle while senators from
the southern <a'oup OF states represent
on an average but $50, 600 people.
when the nation casts its inquiring
eye across the Missouri it is shocked at
the discovery that there are quite a
number of senators who represent an
average of only 234,oo people.
Whether this disparity in senatorial
constituencies is to be made o cause
for secession does not appear from the
wailings OF the gold Journal Upon
closer examination it will probably be
found that the populous northeast en-
Joys some compensatihg advantage.
The group of statas whose senators
represent l,OOO,0 600 have representation
In the house in proportion to population.
Their numerical preponderance in the
house gives them tho speaker, and
through the speaker the chair
men OF important house committees.
The president is always selected from
the group of states, and the president
either selects his cabinet from the
same group or pulls out of obscurity
some man whose opinions are easily
nodded. There are two examples of
this kind of practice in the present
cabinet. Mr. Cleveland went out of
the northeast group for three of his Of
ticial advisers, but neither one of the
three has uttered silver chirp since
cabinet lightning struck him 1t is tco
true that the most widely circulated
newspapers are published in the eitias
of the northeast. OF these all but one
or two represent the dominant finan-
clal ideas OF the group All these
things considered, the northeast will
content itself with its lot. so long as
they can control legislation they need
not fret over the fact that silver sana-
tors eau get their ideas before the
country. If these ideas are as wild
and impracticable as the gold udyc-
Gates declare them to be, little harm
will be done. San Francisco Bulletin.
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try is" they cried. "We'u not hear
any more croaking now. If we didn't
have prosperity before we'n have IL
now to moral certainty"
AS to prosperity, that is farther away
than ever. A rise in prices would be
the first sign of prosperity, but the
prices of commodities have taken a
downward turn since the bond issue. -
Atlanta Constitution.
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the estate of james McF Fadden, de-
ceased, j. r. DeLamar and II. A.
Cohen:
You are hereby required to appesr in an action
commenced against you IS defendants by Patrick
bouusr, who sues for himself aud others az plAint-
n, in the Fourth Judicial District Court Of the
state OF Nevada, Lincoln County, Of the town OF
Pioche, aud answer the complaint therein, which
Is on hle with the Clerk Of said Court within ten
days after the service you of this Summons lex
clusiYe Of the DAY of servieej II served in said
county, OF twenty days II served out of said county
ou' VII min this district aad IL, ~ oter cases forty
days. judgment by default vii sc tsken s2sinst
yea. scsordins to the pray 81 said com mplsint
The sad actioa 4, brought 10 recover judgment
aga nat ycu. the Raie defsEaan,s, for the sua "a
two thcussHd dollars. eamaRes for your wro gfrl
asssr inn OF title right TO the possession Of that
port IN { tha t9HK of DelHmar in said county en-
brac within the surface lines of the pretended
NEi1 Queen lide mining clatm; Il decree OF said
Count qGie'ing The title Of said plaintiff aud said
Others thereto, that yOg have no right TO the
poss' ssi n of any par; thereof, obtain United
states patent thereto, a. more fully sppsars from
the egnplsint OF sal plaintiff file in the Office OF
tie O. rk Of ssii Cou,..
ANA hereby notih iha! Il you fall to ap-
pe.r and answer the said complaint - above re-
quir the SSH plaintiff will apply 20 said Court
ter TIE ,lisf denlande: In said clnplsint
In Testimony Whereof, l, II. J GoodIich
have hereuuto sat my hand ofiicisly and
affixed the seal 81 said Court THIS 70 day
[sEtLl Of ATrl. A d 1896
H. J GOODRICH
Coupiy CLERK and Tx OGicia Clerk of the Fourth
judicial District Court of the State OF Nevada,
]. necln ounty.
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PlOCHE NEVADA, THURSDAY. MAY 1896.
RECEIVER'S SALE
Under Final Decree and Order of
Sale.

~ e L DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
| judicial district of the State Of Nevada, Sit
iitg ~sihin aud Tor the County of Lincoln.
Jores Tsylor John Bullock, Arthur
Woo and John Harlan,
Plaintihs,
vs. Consolidated
III Ecys'one Mining Company Of Action
N,vsa1, corporation, and Isaac
r. Blake.
DEFENDANTS.
Public notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF certain decree of the District Court u
the scHrth Judicial Of the state Of Nevada
sitting within and for Lincoln County, duly made
entered and given the 26th day OF February
D. 1896. an the above entitled action, whereby
ae commanded 70 soli the property hereinafter
described TO pay tae debts of said defendant The
Keystone Mining Ccmpany OF Nevada, an insolvent
c rpo-ation. amounting to the sum of S64 ,05O 80,
besides accruing costs.
will at IL o'clock noon on Tuesday,
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NEW TODAY.
District COurtSummons
lo The Fourth Judicial District Court
OF the state OF Nevada. in aud
for IL col County.

The State of Nevada sends Greeting to
D. A. F. Meikle, John Purtscher,
Julia McFadden, administrators of
the estate of James McFadden. de-
ceased, j. r. DeLanar and n. A.
Cohen:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-05-14

Fraips leave Salt Lake for Ogden daily at zoe
and 800 m. and at 400 and 90 p. m.
trains between Frisco and Juab run daily, e.
cept Sunday and carry
I UHISr sLEEPERs BETWEEN MHE-
FORD AND SALT LAKE.
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AT THE MILL.

20 gallons coal oil. 3 gallons machine oil, IS
lbs. quicksilver, grindstone. FIRE box boiler q
retorts, shovels, clock, wise, saw, / square
q chairs, get gas pipe dies Il stock. / boiler,
pump, sttleon pipe wrench, 1 gas pipe cutter 2
monkey wrenches. stove S pipe, wheelbarrow,
ten t. wagon scale, gold bullion scale, wash.
stand, beds 4 bedding, lamps, | looking glass
Office safe. frame Office & loding building en-
gine. | humping table and all machinery, pumps,
engines and hxures c INJECTED with and comprls-
ing the pumping or water plant at said mill
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Two through trains daily from Salt Lake to ali
points East, leaving Salt Lake at 100 q. m and
100 p m.
H.H. LAWSON,
T.. BURLEI. Agent. Milford.
Genl Agt. Passenger Departmsnt,
s II. II. CLARK, Salt Lake Civ
OLIVER ". MINK,
L. ELLERY ANDERSON,
JOHN W. DOANE
FREDERICK r. CoUDERT,
Receivers.
Z. E.DIoKINsoN. General Manager,
4. l.. LOMAX, 9. p. 4 T. Agent.
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T. STABLE WITH FOLLOWING
hsEOEK. HARNESS. & XEHICIR R
SUPPLIES WITHIN THE MINES A.
FOLLOWS

bay horses known Nellie & Dick 20 burros
double set harness, horse blankets, q hay forks
! buckboard.
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ONE ASSAY BUILDING WITH FOL-
LUWlNG OUTFIT AND SUPPLIES

button scale with weights, pulp scale with
wet hts, glass tubes, assay Kettle, 2 bullion
moulds. r. bber sheet, mortars, Gu. moulders.
o 6trueihles, ! alcohol stove n fstures, l fryer,
sieveS, assay furnace, tongs, l rock crusher, 2
scoriher moulds. buck table, gold pan ham.
mer. 1c0 scorifers camp stool, chair bottles
nitric acid, bottle muriatic acid can copperas
so lbs litharge. % lbs powdered borax, packages
chemicals, l2 sacks coke, ] bulls eye lantern 100
lev clueibles, pokers, gallons paint.
etAhe n uyErUx
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-03

sumo skladsjs cz.onkowie Zjedn.
Wojsk Pol. pc lie w~ypadnie ma ozionka.
Pc sprawozdaniu sekretarza Zjedno-
o~zenia, nastspii ob6r sdmiuistraoyi jak
nastePuje: Frsnoisrek Jurkiewioz,
prezydent ma rok 3 OF; MARGIN Wiora,
wiceprez., ma rok 1-szy. Winoenty
Witkowski, sekr. ma rok 2 gi; F. Ksa.
very Rydzewski, kssyer, ma rok 3oi,
jednog}osnie; rada g~ospodaroza: Fran
oiszak Wujek i Jan NowaOki, ma rok
2gi, jednoglosnie; Adam Kuokowski i
ISnaoy Strzelewioz ma rok 2gi; Kazi.
mierz Ryskiewioz ma rok 1szy. Ma
aakohozenie prezydeut odm6wii mo-
dlitwe 1 zamkns} posiedzenie. Towarzy-
silva zyozace sobie przystapic do lie
dnoozenis, NIGGA W katdym czasie
zglosit sic do sebretarza, kt6ry zaraz o
tenn cafe Zjednoozenie zawiadomi.
Wszelkie korespondenoye tyczsoe Zje.
dnoczenia nalety przesyiac pod adre
sem: Wincenty Witkowski. S726 Com.
mercial Ave-, S. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-03
Ma ~Stuletni Obch6d.

Ma stuletni obch6d miasta Cleveland
Ohio, kolej zelazna Nickel Plate spree
dawae bedzie tykiety W Chicago i ma.
powr6t pc oenie $3.50, az do dnia 8
w-zesnia dobre z powrotem ma 4 dni.
Pooiagi, idace ms wsch6d So szybkie,
wygodne, a eleganokie zaopatrzone
W sale jadalne i sypialne, obslugiwane
przez murzyn6w uniformowanych.
Wszelkich bliaszyoh szczeg6}6w z GAIA
gotowosois udziela: ]. Y. Callahan,
agent generality, Ill Adam St., Chi.
cago, Ill. Q31).
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KOrespOndencye.
South Chicago, ILL.,, % sierpnia '9e

South Chicago, ILL.,, % sierpnia '96.
Zjednoczenie Towarzystw Woisk
Polskich pod opieka sw. Jerzego, mialo
II'gi Sejm czyli d~rugoroczne posiedzs.
ME.
Zrana odbylo sic naboze6stwo W ko.
sciele Niepokalanego Poczecia Najsw.
Nary Fanny. Ma tenn nsboze6stwie
byiy wszystkie Tow. wojskowe, male
asce do Zjedn. Wojsk Polskioh.
Tow. Ryoerzy sw. Kazimierza Krol.,
Tow. Ryoerzy Nsjsw. Nary Fanny
Oddzial H., Tow. VIII Oddzial Vol
nych Krskusow, Tow. Polskich Strzel.
COW Krol. Kor. Pol, Tow. Ryoerzy
Najsw. Nary Fanny Oddzial /. i ME.
nalezace j~sszcze do Zjednoozenis Tow.
Legion sw. Jozefa.
Pc n~sbozehstwie, wyszedlszy z ko.
scioia, wszystkie Tow. udsly sic do pa
rsfislnej hall. Prezydsnt, Franciszek
JurkiewiCz, objssni} powod zebrania i
podziekowai Tow. "a wspoiudzia{, po-
ozem odroczono sejm do godz. 1 po po.
iudmiu.
o godz. II wszyscy delegaci I
ozionkowie zsjeli swoje miejsoa; Prey.
dent Franoiszek Jurkiewioz, odmowii
modlitwe j otworzyS posiedzenie. Pc
odozytsniu wszystkich protokuiow z
calego roku, ktore zastano " ~porzadku,
przystspiono do sprawozdania komite
tow. Nastepnie za~stsnowiono sic mad
konstytuoys. P~odwyzszono cd nowsgo
roku posmiertne; poprzsdnio byio pc
smariym ozionku 900 90, a pc zmsriej
zonie czionks $4,000. Obeonie u
chwalono cd dnis % sierpnia 1895 r.
wypsscsc posmiertne po ozlonku $4,000
DO zmsrieJ ionic ozi. $4,000, ktora to
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-03

Kazda korespondencya, kazda notatka,
przeznaczona do ,,Zgody", powinna bye
przysyiana wprost ma rece Redaktora. w
sprawie ogioszeh, ksiazek k~witowych, "
og6le wszystkich robot drukarskich, mo
sic sic nalezy zawsze z Sekretarzem Jene-
ralnym. SEKRErARz JENRRALNr.
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krOn1Ka m1eJSCUwa.

Pik-nik! Ostatni Pik-nik tego
lata!! w parku oh. w. Wleklin-
skiegO, d. 20 wrZesnia Odbedzie sic
pik-nik ma rZecZ BibliOteki / Mu-
zeum wv. Mar. Pol. Szczeg6fy w
przyszfym tygOdniu. GOtujmy sic
wszyscy!
Dowiadujemy sic, il Glory Pol.
skiOh Splewakow wAmeryoe bsda mia
~ sw6j Zjazd W miesoie Milwaukee,
Wis, dnia ego wrzesnia rb. Panowis
Aug. ]. Kowalski i FIR. Wengierski po-
starali sic dla publioznosoi polskiej O
speoyalna Gene biletow okretowyoh ma
parostatku Virginia. Tykiet jest wa
tny ma ca}y scion, W obie strony.
Pc specyalnej Genie tykiety MONA
kupi6 u Aug. J. Kowslskiego, 40 La
Sale ul. i u FIR. Wengierskiego, 874 N.
Ashland I'VE.
tym senatorskim dystrykcie
kandydatem ma czionka lsgislatury jest
p. j. Laskowski.
Pan Leon Maohnikowski, znany tn
W Chicago, kt6ry przez dluaszy czas
bawi} W Pennsylvania, obejmuje podo-
bno posade nauozyoiela u ks. Nawroc-
kiego.
Polecamy naszym rodakom nowy
sk1ad obuwia OBJ. j. Goniakowskiego
PREY Milwaukee Ave-, pm. 796. P. Go.
niskowssi jest dobrym zwiazkowym
zas1uguje ma poparcie wszystkioh pra.
wych polakow.
Many teraz przecudna pogode
Babe lato - IA drzwiami.
*Tow. dziewczat ,,Dzieoi Maryi" "
parafii sw. Tr6jcy urzadra W niedziele
Ii wrzesnia, W sail szk6lnej przedsta.
wienie teatralne. Odegrana zostanie
Piekna sztuka p. t. ,Kr6lowa Jadwi
ga. Przedstawienie to Jest zarazen
po1aozone Z obohodem 3-letniej roczni
oy z~s}ozenia tegoz Tow. Poozatek {
godzinie z ~wieczorem.
y Poleoamy rodakom naszym znan,
cd lat wielu praoownie PAM S}omif
skiej.
Adres: 676 Milwaukee w. Chioa
60, Ill.
= Clarence White j sp6lnicy jego
kt6ryoh policya posadzala o zamordo.
wanie Msrshalla, zostali uznani niewin.
nymi.
\ Muzeum zelda otrzyma}o jeden Z
pieciu najstarszyoh okretow W swieoie.
Teatr IIgo Oddzia}u Zwiazku Mo
dziezy Polskiej (,Wiss3aw") odbedzie
sic W hall Walsha d. Ago pazdziernika.
Oh. J6zef Floeter, zwiazkowy, "a.
so4yI g}osiernie pod mr.. 9lO N. Lincoln
ave. j prosi o laskawe poparOie.
fosiedzenie kwartalne Klubu. Pa
tryocznego Polek odbedzie sic dnia 19
BIN. W hall sw. Trojcy, o godzinie Sci
Pc poludniu. Wszystkie panic proszo.
ne So o przybycie ma to posiedzenie,
jake tez i te panic, ktoreby mialy "a.
miar do Klubu przystapic. 2 szaoun.
klein, - W. Chodzihska, sekr., 1886
Armitage ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-03
Armitage ave.

Jak latwo W skutek najmuiejszego
w~ywiohniecia mozn ma cafe zyoie 20.
STAG kleka. Kazdy powinien o tenn
wledziec, &c olej sw. Jskoba leczy
wszelkiego rozzaju wywichnieois i Jest
najlepszem lekarstwem ma skaleozenie
Tub wywichniecie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-03

Kazdy mezozyzna powinien czytat
ogfoszenie Tomasza Slatera W tel gaze.
ME ma stronnioy 8.