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New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
POutN CATHOLIC CHAPEL DEDiCAihO

The new Roman Catholic Chapel OF our Lazy VI
Mercy No. 70 South Washington Square. was ior
r,ouv dedicated at II n. m. yesterday. Inc oieSS
,ng was pronounced by Monsignor FARLEY .ne A%s .s
,,s ,,, w pshon OF this diocese. Holy mass was ceie
hratsd by Father Saillat. provincial OF the n
- Nsrcy in this city. who was assisted pS MI NJ;
o,ynor Farley six Fathers OF Mercy. TWO 'wnt,nn po',i
20 Fathers and one Father OF the Assump''vn,. ~
IT, sermon OF circumstance was preacneu ny
ratber Wucher pastor OF the Church Oh St. 'tt III
rant 10 paul West Twcnty-third-st. unarr tne
natronage OF which the chapel was es,aoisneu, M ,
,rh h~n,ns we're sung by choir selected rom
hou, four hundred pupils Of the school ana day
.suu urv n 81 Vincent de Paul No. y, South Wasn,
ngton Square which is connected win the
,, wn,ns of doors In the party wall Inc orbaniS'
ny h'sHm ,,, Mary Foio n former pupil Of the school
TSe building in which the chapel Is located i wus
formsriv a four-story and basement bricK a%eii- s
iurhouse which has been extensively IeInoWuieu ,n
i,s i ,ho basement there Is a well-apponted dhihs
rnom nv for the use OF the Sisters OF Marianne OF
tIo,x cross by whom the school ana nursery are are
ron5ucted The first two stories constitute ,ss the
Hnnet which has a lofty ceiling. as TWO storirs
sn'a heen thrown into one. A stting-room anu
Sleeping apartments for the sisters oscupy nr fnr
,h,r9 aoor and the fourth floor ~ now useu LOT
storye purposes The chapel is finely hnished IN
s.1r"sv @ erd has a spacious choir gallery It has a
IaM a n,snne main altar which was presented oy me
parents OF the pupils ana o'"er ''''''' VI WV
S,hn
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

Of settlement that does not divorce her absolutely
and finally from Spain. Said one prominent CUBAN
a Tribune reporter yesterdays: .
Cuba must be freed altogether from Spanish
control Spain has always shown that she mas no
true care for the interests of Cuba, that she re-
CARDS her a simply source Of revenue. and that
she will get mach from her as she can without
giving any return. Autonom. will not do. Cuba
will never agree to it. Any nesotiations on thc
part Of this country looking toward autonomy Will
he useless Cuba will not listen to II. FOR s?e
knows that 1t would be but a cloak for furths'
Spanish oppression
A little Cuban cigar shop in Exchange Place haH
been in the habi' OF issuing occasional bulletins on
the Cuban situation upon q blackboard OUTSIDE Inc
door. Yesterday side of the board bore the,
words: "Our cx-Buffalo Sheriff has again assumed
his functions by hanging his country. TO the cor.
tempt and derision Of Spain The reverse side 81
the board showed the legend: THE Queen Regent
will no doubt send decoration to Cleveland FOR
his chivarous devotion TO the caus, OF SpaiI.'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
PICTURES SOLD AT AUCTION.

About III oil paintings. water-colors porcelain
plaques and engravngs. gathered from several pri
vate collections sold at auction last evening
at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries by Robert Somer-
Vile auctIoneer for Ortg!es Co., managers There
was a large attendance. including many women
Competition was inactive. and most OF the prices
cpal sales o, oil paintings were Landscape and
Cattle" by William Hart, 500; Mount Duchstetn
in Ulster County" by Jervis McEntee. SIS: The
Old Home" by H. Fuechsel. picture OF the home
widow Of Orlando Potter. and used by her as
summer resort for poor children. sos; AN Inter
estirg Item" by A. Tamburini SO; Venice" by J.
H. Twachtman. SIS; Landscape and Cattle" BY
Louis Robbie &5
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
A LECTURE on MILLET.

In the big hall in Cooper Union last evening Pro-
fessor Charles Spra que Smith delivered lecture on
the life and work OF Met. The speaker traced his
career from boyhood to the time when his artistic
ability caused him to be universally recognixcd
"Milet" he said. was the peasant painter In fact
for he was a peasant Of the peasants as he 90
often boasted.'
Professor Sprague-Smth said Mets work had
been styled the poem OF the earth" because Il was
a succession Of noble strophes that had the truth
OF lfe the s;atuesque grandeur and ideality OF an
epic poem
The hall was filled with very large audience
After the lecture stereopticon views Of Mets home
and his paintings were exhibited.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
4 RIG LAND PURCHASE ~ WEST VIRGINIA.

Ex-Mayor Abrnm S. Hewitt yesterday confirmed
q re,ort that ne had joined with George Bliss. OF
,h,s city. and Mr.. Page. OF West virginia III 'he
purchase OF 5000 acres Of land In Fnyette county
W. Va at E5 an acre lie protested WIN snv"
,.,.,,srce which was Offset by genial smile.
:" 'ho transaction was Of no public importance.
%t we are not going to go into the Coal Trust and
mt going to fight the Coal Trust" he said.
bu we simply engaged IN private coa oasness ns
transaci,und ,and, and the purchasers In addition to
paying for the arS' in order 10 get s' at the
ooal and timhAr
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
PTpT BITriN RIES.

The Republican primaries In the election districts
OF this city. held last nigh. werc In the main de-
void OF either contest interest majority Of dele
gates elected 10 the Assembly District conventions
were IN most districts classed organization men.
In the l-t and NVilth Assembly districts the Anti
Machine men won. usual In the XNNflth Dis
trict both sides were claiming the victory AT late
hour Both the Thornton and anti-Thornton COM
batanis Of the XXNth District claimed 10 have Sc
cured a majority OF delegates to the Assembly Dis
irici Convention.
The result Indicates Mr. Iauierbachs recollection
10 the presidency Of the County Committee without
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
AT WANAMAKER'S.
THE SCIENCE or MODERN RETAILING.

IS and stores like Academies but academies
without professors schools Without pedagogue the faculty staff Of
merchants the curriculum controlled by erpeen-ther mso" not to
talk of economics but to express them.
It's worthv work bring the rich and beautiful fertile fabrics so
quickly New York and Philadelphia them as soon or soo"
than Pso keep eyes open throughout all the world chances to
make 1e dola do the work Of two
Onv the duard fails the importance the comfort enjoyment
and savings of the people of the modern retail store
We haue some definite notions about retailing that shall strive to
express clearly
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
AZ ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT.

Ofnclals OF the Welsbach light 'o"'p""' 1-''. .,.
,hst the concern now advertising '"' ",,,.
.na' Wv u,r,pr,ns on Its patents. and that suits
% ,rouyht against all persons selling or using
w. ,,gh,s The consumers. they say. in all cases
,n, lawsuit and that proceedings have arrau. ran,.
besn begun against the mnnuiaHureon onnaction with
per OF ,ev ssy that advices have been recevsu
nn nnaon that the suit brought by the Engsn has
pacn so;%sJ in favor OF the former. The Wesparn m
Company contends that the Amefra, nns,sn,s
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
TENNY AND UODBINS.

co,o,., II Tennv Pulsfer has decided TO have the
famous swayback racer Tenny shipped 10 he"-
tucky IN February. Tenny was leased Tor TWO
years TO James B. Haggin and was diartered M
Uarein's Rancho del Paso. near Sacramento al
where he IS at present Tennys career III the SUI"
,,..s to D.. brilliant az his sons and daughters
rpossnss suecd conformation ana all NE csstnuai
ppvolties that are required In the makeup oi sue
Ricbard Croker has placed his racer Dobbins IN
,raininp again and believes that )obblhs VIII WIN
ti. ,, on The English turf. Dobbins Is the sire or
som. EXCELLENT youngsters who are greatly admireu
- Tho English turfmen who have seen them
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
Jockey CLUB MEETING

meeting OF the stewards OF the Jockey Cluh
was held yesterday afternoon. Applications for rae
ing dates were received for the season OF 1887 rom
the brighton Beach Racing Association ana the
Saratoga Association II was o. 'ed tnat the ais
ability attaching to the entries OF o. ro"h' owner
~ the Laurcta Stable. under decision OF the stew
ards given on July II. should L.. !. nate with the
year 1896. The complaint OF ann against NIL WI,
liar compIaint lodged by William Nostrand against
the Sensation stabs were ref red to comm''ee ues
smst belmont J. II Bradford. James - Iway, r. II.
ftitchcock James r. Keene ard Andi w Miller.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
OF INTEREST TO MANUFACTURERS

The Baltimore and Ohio South Western Railway.
extending from Parkersburg. West virginia,
through Southern Ohio Indiana and Illinois to St.
Louis with direct connection to all principal points
in the United States. is making particular endeavor
TO induce the location OF factories the line Of Its
Road and has arranged for cooperation on the
part Of the towns located on 1t.
Correspondence with Manufacturers desiring loca-
ton Is solicited. Address George +. Randolph.
General Trafnc Manager. Cincinnati. Ohio. -
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
rpr.yT SCHOOL FOR THE CITY.

An opportunity for the city to acquire truant
80, Tor about half its cost is afforded by an
orsr made by the Children's Aid Society: The
onr Industrial School. at No. 25 East Twenty
nen', a, y, cost with the land on which II stands
s7s 600 II is offered to the city for $4,000 the amount
hoo, The city needs schools. and Is partlcu
,oriy in need OF truant school and 1t happens that
MI ann OF $40 900 appropriated for truant
snhooi purposes for the current year. 1t is ex-
Sected that the city authorities will close with tho
prar of rho Chidren's Aid Society, and perhaps ex-
vend thanks to the society into the bargain.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

As a further Indication that Republicans In this
city are getting together In harmony. conference
committee was appointed on Monday evening to
arrange for the consolidation OF the Jacob NJ
Patterson Association and the Progress Republicah
club both Of the Xth Assembly District The
organization Of Republicans will occupy the pres
ent quarters OF the Patterson Association. at No
~ Sccond-ayc. and II ~ understood that II Will be
known a = the Progress. Club.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

1,aye Ecned!c, in the Criminal Branch o, the
,ned States Circuit Court yesterday directed tha'
a, the opening Of the December term to-day the
ra,nes OF John d. Hart. Edward Murphy. John j.
oRr,en Captain Charles Is. Dickman Colonel
Emilio Nunez and Genera! Carlos Rolon. accused
~ having been concerned in Cuban nlibustcring
oxnedi,io1s be called Should the defendants faii
10 annear their bail will probably be declared TOT,
t.t,ad There is "a belief that General Rulon VIII
No, answer TO his name. 1t being ntiInated that he
landed in Cuba with an expedition q rev Gays Az"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
uP YOST TO GET THE CERTIFICATE

Richmond Va Dec s-The Supreme Court OF
Appeals to-day handed down a decision In the fost
mandamus cas-. ordering the election officers o,
Ruckingham County 10 correct their returns. thus
making changes In the count in ihe Nth Congress
lbs rlrr which Will give the certificate 10 fost. Re
publican. instead Of Flood. Democrat - "hoW 'he
st,tr ranvnsslng Board had decided 70 award It.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

The 4 p A. issue figured cchspicnous'y IN the
recent municipal contest in San Francisco he"
charter cen,rlng ir the Mayor the appointmeh.ss %
ali ,,c chiefs OF the departments ana tor thot
omphrong reform OF the civil Service was SUD,
nitted 10 popular vote. out some pol.ci' i'nS nn 81
10 crv Thar II vas an A. p. A. measure Designer
10 ,urn out ali the Catholics from ofi,e IL was an
absurd argument. but II proved euecuNf' .r i "a.
Iority AGAINST the proposed REFORM pe'"e "'' ~
than two thousand votes.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

General Lee could not be found nj any New orR
hoel last night /, said at the Marlooroush 'na'
= letter had been received from him saying 'ha' ne
would be In New-York next Monday and asking 'nat
rooms he reserved for him. go, ,,, s,..
'oTm' Th next steamer for cuba IL the Viganca. which
sails to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
GENERAL, LEE LEAVES WASHINGTON.

Washington Dec. s.-Consul-General Lee lett
Washington for New-iork last nigh'' rom "he'r nc
Iii ., ,or f,uba BEFORE leaving here ne had fnal
conference with The President The date OF h- us'- u
parture IL not known. hut IL IL unuefs'"ou VIA" II"
Will take the first available steamer.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

Charles w. Tilnghast. OF Troy, who Is slated 70
succeed Mr.. McAlpin as Adjutant-General IL oo-
,ec,ed 70 hv The Rochester HERALD because OF his
lack OF military training. Can none OF our hepuD-
ii.an Governors" II asks. 'hnd an Adjutant-Een-
raI Who is the equal OF the late General josiah
Dnrte
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

There IL talk about leaving Staten Island out o.
a.. Greater New-York but The Staten Islander
aoc,ares the report to be without foundation y
s,a,es with absolute positiVeness 'h"t '"e "'"''
u.,ii remain part OF the greater city
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

Another candidate for Railroad 'omm'ss'oher
80 co,,,or Commodore t. Vedder who has pee
rA1a,.,,uy notifies for business OF late years.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The talk about sending he Governor-elect TO The
-. .d S,at.s senate 10 The Wa;ertown
Tlnes" rll!cious Mr.. Back. It holds Is not that
kind OF A man There is no position. except the
Presidents equal in honor and lniluence TO me Coy
!, ,i,.. MIN a grand opportunity and opens up
., =, - c,.rr" 20 A Young and ambitious man. II Is
no: a: all kr.v that he VIII ihro" l. asd'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

S.,,.or Roines and the Other members OF hls In
ves,iga,ion comnl,ie' viii begin their Inquiry In
Eun,,o this morning. The Express welcomes MI
Ran.s with the pleasing assurance that ne VIII near
sor,e more unpleasant truths about his Excise 'aw'
which IL declares TO be nothing bnt "a sieye lhrousn m
III !, lto,or can percolatr with entire freedom OF,
",.,v dav of the week and every hour OF IN" gay
,-ori.ions In Buffalo are similar 10 'nosn IN Nsw-
VI ,h,, s 20 say there are plenty OF Ralnes no
.n's "vhere an order for meal carries const.rha-
,,or 70 the proprietor OF the place.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
c,xrv MEN KILLED WHILE ESCAPING.

Madrid Dec S-A dispatch from Manila says
that a number Of political prisoners at Cav'te' whi'c
attempting to escape recently. were pursued ny
troops, who killed sixty Of the fleeing men III the
streets of the city
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

stouding his defeat the Republican majority ~ ,.e
Jouse ~ Representatives was cut down from of ~
% All OF which THE BROOKLYN Citizen coh.ruuS.
shows that the Democrats party was n1 ~hon he
NOV IN ise2 and st,ll more efficient than II WAS
under his leadership two yeas ago when me re So
'hI,c,ns swept more than two-thirds ot tne
SS,a,es The Democratic party, II insists VII.
keep right on In the course marked ou' ~, .s,or
chicago" In so far. at least. as the Sr'"' p"'''
against the rule OF trusts Is concerned
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

II Is interesting to observe that the supporters or
BRYAN speak with more confidence about his future
than they did Immediately after election Ihey
dvsu an the fact that he polled 5000 more votes
,har Cleveland did four years ago. and. notwith
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
CITY GOTERNMENT AFFAIRS.

The Newsdealcrs' Association sent protest TO
! the BOARD OF Aldermen yesterday against the meth
ods OF some members In Issuing permits fo' news
stands under the elevated railroad stairways Each
Alderman has the privilege OF designating the deaf
crs for particular stands The association alleges
that the privilege has been abused. and that Old
and established ncwsdealers have not been allowed
to continue AZ their old stands. which nave been
turned over TO political friends No names OF deal
ers 80 Disseminated against were given nor were
the Aldermanic districts indicated The letter was
ordered on rlc.
Alderman Randall. Of tho Twenty fourth warl
presented a petition from North Side constituents
TO the Board OF Aldermen yesterday. saying that
exorbltnnt rates were charged by IN" water com
pan,es supplying the territory above the Harlem
The companies charges were said to run as high
SIS - year for each house. while - wa. tnr
usual figure south OF the Harlem The petition
was referred 10 the Law Committee
Colonel warlng removed foreman OF the Street
C.eanlng Department Yesterday for accepting com
pllmcntsry subscription" which the Commissioner
cons deed no hing more or less than a orihe Men
who sweep the streets all day" SAYS the 'onmls-
soncr do not want 10 give money 10 forcm"n whose
such collections always voluntary. but II gen:
crally goes hard WIKI hm who ialis to yoinh,ecf
Colonel " airing thinks here are other men IN IN"
dcpariment who grind -uch kninesses ont OF their
men. and that ne vii pc an" 10 s''"'' INV "''''
proofs against some OF them.
Alderman Oicott yesterday introduced preamble
and resolutions. which were "dopt'd 10. III" "PPo'
ment OF special committee OF seven - max" thoT-
ough investigation OF the feasibility of tn" m"n'-
palv ACQUIRING the ownership Of the gas plants oi
New-York CRY The committee j. also 10 inquire
into the cost of manufacturing gas ana 70 frame !"
hill for consideration az Albany 20 carr oN' 'h'
committees recommendations tn" preamble a.
sers that the city has Itself failed TO secnr" cheap
street lighting because In Advertising for coinprilyr
bids for that purposc II has been IT,. lnN"Tiih"
d. rlenc- there T. no real c0inptiIon lI. ~ a.
;hc different companies apportion among then-e,,r
the different districts OF the city ana onrr no,
nsi,ive hid. Tor tho respective districts Alderman
No., In nrouosIng the resolution said tnat ne
.ho,ob. such a sep necessary IN view of the recent
combination between IN" Ola a'' NJ" s"' 'o'''''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
COWPERTHWAIT'S
RELIABLE Prices are reaching TOP
.---o high-water mark.
CAhfEIS. Choose before the rise.
LONG CREDIT. lO4 West I4th street.
HUOSON'S BAY SABlES.

Hudson's Bay Sable s next In value to Russian
Sable. c. c. Shayne 4 Co. have muffs at $25..
$3!, $50, S75 up. Neck scarfs with clusters OF
tails $40 up Collarettes and capes at corre-
spending prices West And ST.. near 9th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

r,.ra ia a division OF opinion among newspapers
~ N. State regarding Ambassador Bayards CHRIST
mas nressn. Some advise him 10 reconsider his dec
,,a,io, ~ ..The London Teegraphs proposed glft.
os g. u nr,c,iclly sure that he VIII get no posthu-
or, ,ss.imonlai In Westminster Abbey and the
.....,. will be a rice thing TO coua,erbalance the
nca,,criro testimonials that he received not long
oco from his fellow citizens when ne referred pub
,,o,r ~ Them as "a violent peop,e' The Syracuse
o., " however indorses his declina,ion because no
,,. coursa was possible without violating the law.
p. +. thinks that our English friends might comp.i
-. Mr Payarl IN n proper way by appointing
,ir r,,rlsh Anbas ador TO the United States when
he eets out OF his present employment
I.rdcr the caption, Disciples OF Despair, The
p,ooIo rnouirer' takes Andrew d. White and Gold
, Smith severely 10 task for their recent magazine
articles in our humble Judgment" says this Buff
,Io critic zone Of the worst dangers OF the Repub-
lie though even that is not serious is the teaching
or doctrine OF despair from high places. The most
co,,.,ptblc a. well the most vicious thing In our
soc,l rf. is the failure OF the American spirit among
,h, very men who ought TO be the most eager In
ch.r.hine H. The worst Anarchists are virtually
harmless compared with such disciples Of despair "a
,, az. discussing We do not say that they have
,.a,so, I'm their hearts but II has been engendered
sa ,h.r brains IL is 20 men OF this class rather
IN .". .he W,stern Populsts hat the Old phrase OF
ttInr,cr-.IIe has hay his horns-shoud be ap-
n,ied as Indicating dangerous tendencies
,toar m %
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

Plerwsza Polska HurtOwna GrOcernia W Chicago.
w Chicago istuieje cd niedawnego onu Sp6lka Polskioh Bvzne,i,t6-,
Sci Pohkej. uoh0.no'
Jest %s 10 .tasd huIsOv1y gr0'eryjny pro~ad..oy by,nes pod Firm. .ch.
SkAad tel miesci sic W stosowpem pomis.zo.anin ,rx, IL VIZ
shington Unon. "' ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
Program ZIotu.
SObOta 1-yo Sierpnia.

SObota 1-go Sie,pnid.
Powitarie delegat6w i .uozestnikow
Zlotu przez prezesa Wv. Sok. Pol. W
hall Pulaskiego o godz. 9ej rano i roz-
poozecie obrad majaoe ma celu rozwoi
ldei SokoleJ W Ameryoe. Wstep VOL
ny.
Medziela ego Sie,pnia.
Wymarsz drutyn sokolich z hall Pu.
laskiego o godz. 8 rano ma wielka WV.
cieczke do Louisenhain parku, jednsgo
Z najPiekniejszyoh park6w miasta Chi.
cago, poiaczona z cwiozeniami wolnemi
wszystkich druh6w, uozni i uczenio
gniazd sokolioh, ma speoyalnie urzadzo-
nym boisku " tymze parku. Wstep
cd osoby % O., ola Tow. przybywaia.
oych do Parku in gremio, wolny.
PoniedziaSk $50 SSerpnia.
Walne zebranie Sokolstwa i polonii
" hall Pulaskiego o godz. 2 wiecz., ma
kt6rem przemawiac beda zaproszeni
m6woy o zasadaoh j oelach Sokolstwa,
Poozem nastapia 6wiozenia druzyn So.
kolioh ma przyrLadach, zakohczenie i
PozeSnanle uczestnlkow Zlotu. Wstep
wolny.
Urzadzajac powyzszy Zlot ,Zwiazsk
Soko}6w Polskich" ma jedynie ma oelu
wykazsc szerszej ~publioznosci polskiej
Potrzebe p~ozyteoznego cwiczenia sic
ola dziatwy i mlodziezy naszej, lacze.
mia sic W silDA karns zastepy sokole,
rozsiewajaoe braterstwo, jednosc i o.
swiate pomiedzy Mani, dazao przez to
do wyswobodzssia ojczyzny z rak IA
borrow.
0 iaskawe poparcie prosi W imieniu
Wv. Sok. Pol. j druzyn sokolioh
Wydzia&.
, Uwaga. SPecyalne programy ma
kaady Z powytszyoh dni, umieszczone
zostans W swoim ozasie W Ozasopismaoh
polskich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
POdZiekOwanie.

Komitet, kt6ry zajmowal sic UREA.
dzeniem Pikniku ma korzysc pomnika
L. Kosciuszki, skiada ofiarodawoom
serdeozne podziekowanie, a osobliwis:
wfasoioielom browarow, BARITONE &
Roesing National Brewing, Mononarh,
American ! Brand Brig. Co. R6wniez
"a ofiary dobrowolne z}o&one ma sztu.
ozne ognie, PIP. Kasyerom "a prace mo.
zolna, r0wniez "a popieranie projektu
PIP. redaktorom gazet tutejszyoh j
wszystkim, kt6rzy wzieli udzia{ W "a.
bawie.
L. Po1ozyhski, S. Wojtalewicz, St.
Maalek, IN. Moszczyhski, M. Lei man,
+. Kwasigrooh, A. Szulc, A. Kowalski.
Mi1oso ! Po7drowienie. 1. Pulkowski.
Prosimy delegatowNo zwrot tykistow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

i wzywa ~wszystkie gniazda sokole do
wspofudzialu, Szan. Towarzystwa
polskie, oraz przyjaoi6} i zwolennik6w
Sokolstwa prosi o laskawe poparoie.