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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
Citizens Want the Southern Pacific
Depot Moved
Henry 0reenberry Drowned at Bushard's
Beach-Social Doings OF Resi-
dents and Visitors

SANTA ANA, Jan 30.-The question OF
the removal of the Southern Pacific
depot from its present location &c
Fourth street has been before the
people here for several weeks and to.
day petitions signed by all the bust.
ness men, chamber of commerce and
numerous citizens were sent to the
Southern Pacific com pany, asking for
the removal.
The proposed location adjoins the
Santa Fe depot, is at the east end OF
the principal business street and
would be- more convenient for both
people and the railroad com pany.
Word was received here this even
ing from Westminster that Henry
Green6erry was drowned at Bnshsrd' e
beach, near Bolsa Chica, this aftern oon
about o'clock. reenberry, together
with two other men. WAS coming in
over the breakers in email boat, which
was capsized. The other two men
reached the shore, but Greenberry went
down in plain view of his companions.
At dark tonight the body had not been
found.
City Marshal Curtice is a grip suf-
ferer.
Miss Anna Kernodle left this morn
ing for an extended stay at Sierra
Msdre.
Miss Ada Galloway is home from
Los Angeles and is quite ill.
The time set for the next excursion
to Santa Ana is Wednesday, FEBRUARY
10Th.
Alan F. Smith and Miss Nena f.
Mosher wers married last evening by
the Rsv. J. L. Hopkins.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
THE ROAD TO BOX SPRINGS
Pronounced the Best Yet Seen by the
Commissioners
Riverside's Attempt to Secure 0,od Roads and
Wide Tires commsnisd-A Ta1nery
Using Canaigre-Notes

RIVERSIDE, Feb. IAN interesting
session was held by the members of
the States Good Road com mission,
Messrs. Mau le and Irvine, and the
board of supervisors yesterday. The
subject of good roads was discussed
thoroughly by the visiting gentlemen
as we'll as the wide-tire proposition.
Mr.. Irvine said that after examining
thoroughly the Box Springs road, he
must pronounce it the finest piece OF
road and the most scientific work of
engineering in county road matters
that the commission had found in the
state, and that the road WAS a mcnu-
ment to the good Judgment of the gen.
tlemen who conceived it.
The commissioners recommended
that as little patchwork as possible be
done on the roads Ind that some per-
manent improvements be made each
year. They commended the movement
OF the Riverside county board of su-
pervisors in the interest of wide tires
for wagons.
An action was commenced today
through Burlington Il Adair, attorneys,
by the Riverside Banking company
against G. w. Fleming to recover
1921 &c on note given in 1891, this
amonnt including interest AMI attor-
ney's fees.
The Will of Caroline NJ. Cook was to-
day entered for probate, and the
petition of Joseph A. Cook to be ap-
pointed executor was filed, he hsviug
been named in the will for the
position. The value of the estate is
placed at $500 and consists mostly of
lands in and near San Jacinto. Beulah
and Mary M. Cook, both residents OF
Riverside, are named at the devisees.
The w. @. T. U. will hold mothers
meeting at the Christian church, Mon
day, February 3D., ct 2:30 p. NJ, each
lady to come prepared with verse of
poetry bearing on motherhood and
childhood. A welcome will be eX-
tended to all.
Prof. p. w. Search of Los Angeles
will lecture at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall next
Sunday evening, under the auspices of
the Y. M. G. A.
The Riverside tannery is now in
operation. CanaiQre is being used in
the process. G. H. Allen and w. A.
Sharp are interested in the enterprise.
Mr.. Sharp has tested the matter go
thoroughly that the present venture is
not an experiment. He has exhibited
several hides tanned with canaigre in
this city, and good judges have pro-
nounced the product superior to hem
lock tanned leather.
John Van Kirk ia in from San Ber-
nardino today with four fine specimens
of quartz taken from the Betcher Bird
mine one of four on the desert in which
he is interested.
An inquest was held today by Coro-
ner Sherman over the remains Of
George Dunn, who dropped dead from
heart disease yesterday evening be-
tween this place and Cotton, and the
verdict was that he came to his death
from natural causes. In company with
another young fellow Dunn started for
Cotton. Becoming faint, Dunn started
to return to Riverside, but being I'M
able, sat down and his comrade sent
for help. 3 fore the help arrived Dunn
was dead. He was q years of age and
came here from Indiana.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02

All prices of wallpaper 6. eatly reduced. A
A. Eckstrom, 3Z4 South SDsiR1l1 1reet
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
LOS ANGELES COUNTY AND NEARBY TOWNS

Helen of Troy and Iphigenia, Mrs. Tut
and Lila Castle.
Cleopatra Mrs. H. W. Caystile.
Jepthas daughter Miss.Hattie Mosher.
FAIR Rosamond, Miss Lavergne Lowe.
Joan OF Arc. Miss Alice Lilard.
Margaret Roper, Maud Healey.
Queen Phiiiipa, Miss Dena LAUDER
sheimer.
Group.
The Arlstotelian society of the high
school gave an excellent entertainment
at their school quarters in the NJ. E.
chapel Friday evening, large audience
being present. The newly elected pres
ident, Allan Walker, was escorted to
the chair aud introduced by Prof. Bal
ly, who after thanking the society for
the honor their selection conferred
unon him, assumed the duties of his
office. The program was as follows:
Chorus. Morning Bells Society.
Roll call, answered ny quotations from
Lowell.
Quartet Misses Hodge and Berdie Bailey
and Messrs. Grips and Seeiey.
Recitation, Eta Prasise
Poem, 'tten by member of the tenth
grade and read by Clarenc. Camey,,
Med ey, Messrs. Carney, Grips and Seeley.
Recitation Thomas Tai bert.
Reading OF the society paper, The Lever
Eta Prssse.
Essay, Della Graves.
Chorus, society.
Reading of Program for February IA by
the secretary.
Report OF critic, Hazelton Seeley.
The social by the members of the
Golden Rule church at Forester hall
Friday evening was a grand success,
the ball having as many visitors as it
could comfortably hold. The ladies of
this church, in conjunction with those
Of the Happy Hour Dancing club, had
the platform of the hall most beauti-
W haIl iAI,n
boughs, flowers and csilas, the tasty
| charming effect from any point OF
view. Immediately after the fine little
program the audience arranged them
selves in parties and groups for the
convivial purpose of enjoying the de-
licious coffee, which, with other re-
| freshments, were served to them by a
| bevy of handsome young ladies, with
| young gallsnts assisting.
Some little time being spent in social
converse while partaking of refresh
| ments, rybody was in mood to en-
| joy the dance which followed, every
| available inch of room on the floor be-
| ing occupied every set. The festivities
were kept up until late hour, every
| body being delighted at having spent
such pleasant evening. Appended is
| the pro gram:
| instrumental duet-Professors Brown and
/ Sparkin.
| Observation-Disclosures Photos, Georgia Nc
! Cracken.
| Vocal duet Mabel Stanton and Jessie Grit
! fifth.
! Reading-'Uncle Remus' Church Expert
| ence" Mignonette Bellew
| Instrumental duet-Professors Brown and
| Sparkliu.
| Solo vocal Professor Snarklin.
| Dialogue-Earl Conroy and George Nc
1 Cracker.
| NOTES AND PERSONALS
! The council at its ses sion Friday
! evening passed an ordinanc, of inten-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
WEARY WILLIE Would WEEP
If the Stonepile SCarecrOw Had
Worked
POLITICS AND CHICKENS
Greatly Agitate the Inqulri1g Mind of
Dreami1' Bill
Fancy Fowls Do Not Interest Him Nor Charter
Fancy Fowls Do Not Interest Him Nor Charter
Wants Annoy-All He Needs
Is Rest

NAsADENA, Feb. 1.-Yesterday two
" AIRY Willies" sat basking in the sun
e their backs up against the high
Il I'D fence which encloses lot not
taa from the legislative halls of the city
OF Pasadena.
II say, BILL said Dusty Pete, as he
lit a cigarette and pulled leisurely with
the air of Fifth avenue swell, "did
you ever see such set of joshers as
these Pasadeny fellers? They had it
printed in all the papers that they had
pervided stone pile fer US, an it we'll
nigh skeered US away from the VERY
best foragin' in Californy, till we got
onto de game. Now t'we're onto It,
though, we see we git nothin' worse'n
good rest in the county boardin'
house whenever we wants it, with the
best menu this side o'Frisco. You know
bow-legged Ryan? Well, he was tired
wanderln', 80 he gifts himself into a
scrare, is brought up before hizzoner,
hizzoner gives him nice little lectur
aud sends him down for thirty days.
Bowlegs was that aweary a bein' buf-
feted about this hard, cold world, as he
says, when he gifts on that poetekil
streak o hi n, that he was a hopin' fer
ninety days rest
whats de matter wild gittin yer rest
rs ye goes along?" broke in Dreamiu'
Bill as he reused himself in time to
catch the last few words, II never have
no trouble 3 long g | git 'nuf t. eat an
good close T. wear. An that reminds
me Pete, / heerd suthin' tother mite It
I've been thinkin' bout a hull lot since.
Yer see, twas dis yere way. I'd list
crawled under stairway an foun'
good place t sleep an was jist doz-
in off when l heered voices talkin'
very nest-like-seemed like der
wuZ tree er four men talkin' low. al
most whisperin' They wuz talkin'
bout suthin' they called Apeeay, an
l wuza wonderin' what it was---couldn't
make head ner tail T. till one O. 'em
says suthin' that showed twas only
lot O. chicken raisers talkin' bout
that poultry show in Los Angeles 10th
er day. an l thought this yere Apeeay
is only new kin of fowl. They heered
somebody passin' by, an as they
moved away little furder l heered
suthin' bout the cox at the poultry
show. l didn't care nothin' bout that,
30 l wuzn't list'nin'. but noticed one
wuz atalkin" bout brown an 'nuther
bout rose. Ye see my dad yust t. raise
chickens an know how them chicken
men talk. They wuz talkin' bout
Lsghorn-brown, that . Brown Leg
horn; an rose, that's Rose-comb Leg.
horn. Jist as had il settled in nv
mind that it wnz chickens they wuz
talkin' bout an was a losin' all in
terest in 'em-I couldn't hardly hear
EN- they spoke SO low-but I wuz sure
hesred one Of 'em speakin' bout a
certain weed an then whom another
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
LONG BEACH HAPPENINGS
The Tsnnyson Soiree Proved a Most
Finished Affair
An Excellent Entertainment by the Aristotei-
ian Society OF the High Schooi-SociaI by
Members of the Golden Rule Church

LONG BEACH, Feb. 1.-The Tsnny-
sonian soiree at the Congregational
cqurch Thursday evening was the finest
AID most finished affair of the kind
that has ever been presented
at this place. The program pre-
cedIng the series of tableaux il
Illustrating Tennyson's poem, "A
Dream of Fair Women" introduced to
the very select audience which filed
he church, some of Long Beach's most
favored and gifted lady vooslists, who
charmed all by the happy rendition of
their various beautiful selections.
Miss N Clarice Cuthbsrt at short no.
tice and without chance at prepsra-
tion, very kindly read the poem which
accompanied the presentation of the
tsbleaux, Mrs, DIR. Welbourn, who was
billed for that part. being unable to at
tend. Miss Cuthbert is an accom-.
plished reader as we'll as elocutionist,
and her reading of the verses leading
up to the scenes in the poem depicted
by the tableaux enhanced the dramatic
effect exceedingly.
The back part of the platform was
90 arranged that it represented forest
or woodland scene, and with the vines
and flowers which adorned the tables,
the hanging basket of vines dotted
with the golden marigold, and the pro-
fusion Of Gala lilies occupying coigps
of vantage at different points, the
handsome young lady impersonators
OF TennysoD's poem, A Dream of Fair
Women, had appropriate and beautiful
environments. Rev. s. G. Kendall and
wife and Mrs. G. F. A. Johnson are the
ones entitled to credit for the beautiful
and artistic decorations. The pro-
gram was as follows:
overture Orchestra.
lnvocation-Rev. :. G. Kendall.
Vocal quartet-Misses Maud Healey, lie.
vergne Jane Harnett Alace Lillard.
Iennysonian Psyehology--Rev. Mr.. Ken
dali
solo, vocal Winter Lullaby--Mrs. H. W.
Caystile
ksading-Lady Clara We're de vere-Miss n
GGthbert.
The Brook, recitation and solo-Mrs. ]. E.
Tut
solo-T Williams.
Dnet-Miss Maud Healey and Bert Lillard.
Seie tions-Orchestra
Tableaux, A Dream OF Fair Women
Helen OF Troy. Mrs l. L. Tut
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02

ton to grade Second street from east
curb line of Pine avenue to west curb
line of Maine street, and that cement
sidewalk six feet in width be con-
structed along eide of said Second
street from east curb line of Pine
avenue to west curb line of Maine
street.
The Long Beach baseball nine will
go TO Whittier on Saturday next and
play two games of ball, one in the
morning and one in the afternoon, with
the Whittier and Reform School mines.
d. 9. Owens, wife and daughter, Miss
Birdie, of Pasadena, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of ST. Paul,
Mimi, came down yesterday for a
couple of days visit.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
SAN PEDRO IMPROVEMENT
Includes Laying Submarine Cables and
Building Islands
Fitting Out Bark to Carry OLA Bad Break
in a Water Pipe--News and
Personal Gossip

SAN PEDRO, Jan. 3l.-The Long Beach
Electric Light company is hard al
work on the San Pedro branch. They
have their poles erected all along the
beach from Long Beach to Terminal
Island now, and to make the line com.
plete to San Pedro it will be necessary
to lay submarine cable, which is to
cross the channel from East San Pedro
The company expects to have every.
thing complete about March 1st.
The dredger at what used to be called
Beschke's Island is digging up the mud
which is forced through large pipe to
the island and used for filling in pur-
poses, the island being b,ilkheaded on
the water side. When the filling in ia
completed this will give the Kerckhoff-
Gunner Lumber company. now owning
the island, increased room. A wharf
is to be huilt as soon as the dredging is
completed.
The bark Enoch Talbot is being pre-
pared to transport oil and will be ready
in about thirty days.
The water pipe which runs across
the bay over to Terminal Island, and
isiowned by r. D. Sepulveda, broke on
Wednesday, and as it lies in about
fourteen feet of water, the making of
repairs was difficult The work was
done, however. and the water continues
to flow as heretofore to Terminal
Island.
Joe Bennett has secured a position
with the Southern Pacific railroad COM
pany as telegraph operator at South
Etiwanda.
The steamer Coos Bay, Capt. Jepsop,
arrived from Sin Francisco and way.
Passengers and merchandise to South
ern Pacific company.
Mr.. Griffin is moving his butcher
shop from the HERALD building to the
Gasson block on Sixth street, near
Front street.
Mr.. Malrey of Los Angeles is moving
the building formerly occupied by the
Humboldt Lu Der company to the
property Of Victor johnson on Mob
Hill.
Mrs. d. w. Weldt, with her sister,
Miss Veronica Gelcich, has returned
from three weeks visit to Los An
geles.
Schooner Lucy, Captain Peterson,
sailed ia ballast for Eureka.
Schooner Edward Park. Captain An
derson, sailed in ballas'. for Eureka.
Steamer Tillamook, Captain Hansen,
sailed for San Francisco.
Ed. Abbott of Rsdondo is here visit
ing friends.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02

Finest line of bicycle sundries in the city
at Avery Bicycle Agency, 41O South
Broadway.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
II Saves the croupy Children

SEAvIEw, VA. March o, 1915.
We havea splendid sale on Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and our customers
coming from far and near, speak Of it in
the highest terms. Many have said that
their children would have died of Group IL
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had not
been given. -Kellani & Ourren. For sale
by on d Vaughn, Fourth and Spring; G..
+. Heinzeman, 222 North Main street. ~
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-02-02
Notice to Stockholders

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
Il holders OF the Bouton Water company will
corner Of First and Myers Streets in the citiy!
OF Los Angeles, California. on Tuesday, Feb
rectors to serve during the ensuing year, and 10
transact such other business may come -
than TIRED Z RIFLE Snonssaxxs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

DR.. Backer, many m6woa j przyjaoiel
Polakow, " angielskim jezyku, opo.
wiedzial zebranym dzieje narodu ma
szego, napietnowal " d~obitnyoh slowaoh
krzywde Polsoe wy~rzadzona; wyrazii W
kohou nsdzieJe, Re i ola Polski wybije
godzina swobody i wolnosoi. w toku
swej mowy w~spomniai tak.e zaslugi
Polakow W wojnie o nispodlegiosc st.
zjedn. wystawil polakom chlubne swia
deotwo, Re gdzie ohodzi o sprawe vol.
nosci' polacy zawsze przodowali innym
narodom. K~onstytuoya Polski 8 maja
byfa pieknem dzielem tax jak miesiac
maj jest wonnym, i ~.akohozyi siowami:
,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgine}a".
Oh. Korzeniewski pr.emawia} o u.
rzadzaniu obOhod6w i solidarnosci tow.
ME powinnismy isc torem arystokraoyi i
zdrajo6w, kt6rzy Polske Moskalom i
Prusakom zaprzedali i wmawiaja W
msodsze p~okolenie, Il Polski ME ma i
ME bedzie.
Prezes skarbu nsrodowego OBJ. Gore
oki, Prredstawil publioznosci skarb mar.
W Rapperswylu jake n~ajsilniejsza misty
tuoye nsrodu ~polskiego, przy kaadym
swiscie narodowem niezapominajmy o
o~fierre ma rzeoz Ojczyzny, Ae oent do
~centa,a zbierze sic pewna sumka. Zaje-
to sic kolekta i wp{yneso 1922.
Prezydujaoy obohodu podziekowal
p~ublicznosci, Re sic tax lioznie zebrala,
IL pomiescic ME mogia sic i Komiteto.
wi, kt6ry trud6w ME szczedzil deko-
rujac hale.
Rycerzom sw. Miohala i grupie 100
z Camden "a bezstronns poparcie uoz.
@czenia pamiatki narodowej Bog zap}ac.
Nastepnie muzyka zagrala ,,Jeszoze
Polska ME zgine}a", a m}od.ie. zaozsla
sic krzatac i tahozyc, i tax sic ba.
wiono az do rama, przyspiewujao ,Boze
daj, by zablysna} 3oi maj.
u szacunkiem
Il. Wojczyhski, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Raxem. SSOO3.4J
Leon S1OpinSki SekretaTz finan.

565 Noble str, Chicago, Ill.
O~ogd: lynn osytelnikom, kt6r1y 10.
dsia wyjasuienia " sprsw vie 1amieszczo.
nego " mr.. 10 nZgody" sprawozdauia
~fnansowego, oswisdcsamy, il sekretar.
podsieIii fundusz pomnikowy ma LOLA.
ry", ktore wpiyne}y wprost cd oharoda-
wcow 077l7.s6) j ma procent s~apiacony
pred dwoma laty cd bankers D. o.
Stensland H25o).co osyni razem $780,.
6s. Rosnica o $500 (patr. mr.. Is Ego.
dy) pochodzi .tad, te sekrstan kwituje
najprs6d " Gszecie Kstolickiej, q ma.
stepnie my pnedrukowywamy liste O.
fiardawc6w : tejze Gazety. Owe IS os
Insjdowaiy SIG jus " kasie, gdy sprawl
1danie fnansowe .ostaio oglos1one j by.
iy tez pokwitowsne " G.. z, a ma.
ssem pismie So pokwitowane d1isisj ma
samem csele. Ztad vice pochod.i owa
nadwytka " sumie $500.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
,,keen Edge"

Jedyny najpraktyczniejszy spos6b do o.
s~trzenia brzytwy. Najbardziej z~aniedbana
brzyt~e wytoczy W dw6ch minutach a W..
toczona " ten spos6b brzytwa ~zachowujs
swo!a dobroc dfuzej, nizby byfa toczona 10.
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tylko 20 ct. sztuka.
Me Jest to laden humbug, ale rzecz bar.
dEo pozyteczne ola kazdego. I DO coz On
pfacic 25 C. "a jednorazowe ostrzenie brzy.
twy, gdy to wystarcza CT diva lata. Potrse-
ou1emy agent6w wszedzie kt6rzy by sic
chcien sprzedaza tegoz 1 wielu innych ma
mowtf. Pisz natychmiast do mas 1 zafacsa
&c. znaczek pocztowy ma przesyfke cyrkula.
rzy. Agenci moga zarobic $500 dziennis
s~przedajsc nasze rozmaite artykufy. Piss
n~atychmiast ME zwlekaj. To COD nowego.
Adresuj.
J. F. Samborski, P. o. Box 129.
Cor. Main &School st. T~horndike, Mass.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Polacy w Ameryce.

- w New Yorku W szpitalu Belle
vue zmsa ma suchoty Stefan Zaleski 4
Warszawy, podobno wychodzoa j agi.
tator ~polityczny.
- w Pittsburgh, Pa, zn6w byio
pare b6jek polskioh pc ~pijanemu - ma
uozczenie niedziel lub SWAT. lie sic
bawia Polaoy!
- Do Milwaukee, Wis. wkr6toe juz
nadsjda ksiaaki polskie ola biblioteki
m~iejskiej.
- liozbie ofar wielkiego pozaru
W Cripple Creek. Col. znajduje sic i
miody Jan ksiase Sapieha, kt6ry tam
Prowadzi kopalnie. Spaliio mu sic u
rzadzenie domowe i garderoba.
- w Cleveland, o. osiedli} sic DIR.
T. M. Biaikowski, lekarz swiezo re
starego kraju przybyiy; studyowal W
Rosyi i Szwajcaryi.
- w South Bend, Ind. najliozniej.
sza wiekszosc otrzymali polscy handy
daci ma tykieoie dsmokratyoznym. Oh.
Wiktor Krzeszewski obrany zostal do
t.. ), Water Works Trustees" wiekszos.
oia 296 gios6w.
w radzie miejskisj zasiadac bedzie
obecnie dw6oh polak6w, PIP. A. Bielih-
skill NJ. Zielihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
ST. LOUIS, Mo. 4 maja 1895 r,

Oh LooiS, MO- mala lo6O r.
Towarzystwo Dramatyozne ,Fredro"
W St. Louis obchodziio rooznioe 3po
maja W dniu wczorajszym jak moglo,
rozumie sic ME tax jak bye powinno,
leoz o tenn DUO by byio do pisania. -
Nadmienit tylko wypada, IL tn W St.
Louis lie para6j, lyle obchod6w, a ae
50 dwie paraie polskie, z tego wypadly
diva obchody 3go maja, pomimo il cd
jednej do drugiej przez piec minut
zajsc moAns.
Podobne urzadzanie obohod6w ME
przynosi nsjmniejszej korzysci narodo.
wosci pOlskiej, ME prowadzi do jedno-
Sol, owszem widac wieks,s ~rozdwojsnie.
Co innego zakladac oddzielne iowa
rzystws; kazde towarzystwo polskie ma
raOye bytu j ~uznanie, gdys ka.de proc.
mniej znaoznyoh wewnetrznyoh Cd
milan, " jednym oelu pracuje. Leoz
obchody pamiatek narodowyoh polskioh
lynn wieosj W tax soisle osiedlonej po-
lonii jak u mas, powinny bye wsp6lne
" oafem slowa tego znaozeniu.
Take 50 zspatrywania i zasady ma.
szego Towarzystwa, kt6re niestety, z
tel widocznie przyczyny, ME ma zupe3-
nego uznania W lynn okregu polskim.
Pomimo tego Tow. to oieszy sic dosyc
dobrem powodzeniem.
w dniu wozorajszym wieozorem 70.
brali sic czlonkowis W domu D. NJ. Pi.
skorskiego, ! pray dose licznym udzia.
lie publicanosoi sympasyzujaoej, posta-
nowili choc wspomnieniem uozcic dzieh
ten. Oh. F. Skupski misi odczyt sto.
sownie ! ~umiejetnie opracowany. Cd.
ozyt TRIVIAL prawie god.ine i autor IA.
ssuguje ma zupeine usnsnie, DO wy}u.
s1onyi W takowym przesziosc i terra.
zniejs.osc ~polakow, wykszai droge ma
Przys1sosc, ME mina} zaohety do Ego.
dy ! jednosoi, " kohcu kladao naoisk
ma obowiazki nasze wsgledem pielegno.
wanna jezyka ojozystsgo, ably ten tax
nam drogi jezyk pr.els6 W msodziea
naszs jake spuscizne; rowniea zazna.
ozyi, |. gdy tego uo.yni6 ME bed .iemy
" stsnie, wsselkie praoe / zabiegi dla
'prawy ojcsyzny naszej nigdy korzysci
PoAsdsnej odniesc ME mogs. gdy. wo.
bee terazniejszyoh stosunkow s~ista
tylko W miodziezy naszej przysziosc
Polski nam tax po.adsnej pokladac mo-
temy.
N~sstepnie byi spiew dzieci ,,witaj
msjows jutrzenks", kt6rymi pokiero.
wal nssz msody pstryota e. Piskorski.
Spiew wprowadzil ~siuohsozy W zdumie.
ME.
w kohou OBJ. J. K. Stube mowiso
krotko lecz zwiezls " ssowach CORA.
oyoh, pssryotyoznyob, nsdmienii, il ME
tylko ssowem lecz ssrazem | czynem
daieh ten powinnosois Jest upamiesnic,
nakloni& siowsmi swemi obeonyoh do
dobrowolnej sksadki ma eel nsrodowy,
ktora wyniosss sumo 3 dol. go cent6w