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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

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Evening star., 1896-09-19

The will of the late Louis H. Schneider.
dated February 2. 1892, and containing
codicil dated November %, 1888, was
filed yesterday afternoon. The widow of
the deceased, Jane Schneider, and Ferdi-
nand T. Schneider, a son, are appointed
executors Mrs. Schneider is given the res
idence, No 1872 Vermont avenue. with fur
niture, carriages. etc. for life, and to re-
ceive 5000 a year from the income Of the
other property. II she should marry again
her annual allowance is to be 81. 900 year.
Two daughters, Mrs. Kate NJ. Weaver and
Mrs. Ida Davis, are to have $500 each.
Harry M. Schneider, a son. is to have no
share, because he has been given already
fully as much as each of the other chill
dren will receive.
The ex scutors are to manage the estate
and after the payment of just claims, in
cluding the lesacies already mentioned, are
to divide the income equally among the
following: Mrs. Kate NJ. Weaver. Mrs. An
ME Riggles, Mrs. Ida Davis daughters:
EiT. Schneider, son. and the children Of
Mrs. Mary Adams, u daughter. The shares
of the children now under age are given
Into the hands Of F. T. Schneider with alb
solute discretion in Its management. When
the children come Of age their portion Is to
be given them in their own control. At the
death of the widow the estate Is to be d.
vided among the heirs as the surplus in
come Is divided during her life.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

10 the Editor Of The Evening Star: 49, -, ,---r-
1t seems to me that the Police Court Is
allowing altogether too much scope for
teehnicalities In Its proceedings. ,--a..s. d.,
Two recent cases illustrate this-one in
which the court let of a negro who had
grossly insulted woman in her own house,
on the ground that disorderly conduct can
only be punished when committed on the
public street or highway. and the other
for a violation of the wholesale liquor law,
because the officer could not swear as to
the quantity the keg contained, and that 1t
vas not drunk on the premises. 7o--
OF course. lawyers will raise all possible
technical objections, and though they are
theoretically officers Of the court, sworn to
help administer Justice, every days expert
ence shows that by such means theY do. all
In their power to prevent the administra-
tion of 1ustice-ln short, for the sake Of q
paltry fee become defenders, and thereby
promoters, Of crime. E.---Ss
The court knowing this. and having large
discretion In such matters, shou16yS1t seema
TO me, refuse to recognize mere technical
objections whenever possibless 80 =
The failure to enforce the laws and prop
erfy punish crime throughout the United
States is one Of the main reasons for .the
increase and prevalence OF crime and the
existence Of lynch law.
The courts, both high and low, have 1t ir
their power to remedy this condition Of af
faffe to a large extent II they choose
~ OBSERVER
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

wm. H. Deckman ct al. to Geo g. scharr, mart
lot 2, 81. 578; $40.
Geo. G. scharr ct u1. to Elizaeeth D. steuver,
same property: $40. M
VIM. Boswell ct u1. to Max Leti, part So. e.
Of $40; So
VIM. Donohae ct u1. to Hattie " Jennings, lot
90, SO. POT; 81.
Same to same. part lots 20 and q. 50. 1s1: 81.
Wallace A. Bartlett ct al. trustees, to Mary A.
Mangum, south half original lot 49, So. LOG; $3.50
Samuel X. Behrcnd to Chas. n. and Clifton Z.
Hesselback, part lots 118, III, u.s. So 91S 81 COO
Michael ]. Colbert ct al, trustees, to R0ht
ONein and Chas. A. Riddle, part lot q, 50. $40
$1,000.
Thos H. Pickford ct u1. ct al. to Samuel X,
Behrend part lots lie, III. u.s. 50. 9l3; $40.
Anna NJ. Sexton to James 7. SothOron, original
lot H. So. 1C4S; $40.
Chas. " King ct ux. to Julianna Mueller, orig
Thos. q Waggaman: M trustee e. to Patrick Rior
Annie Griffin ct al. to Thomas Burnett part
original lot Is, So. 5S4: S.
A.neric,n Security and Trust Company to saml
8. Shcdd, lot 10, go. S12; SO.
Henrietta L. Berry to Lucy c. Boehmer, lot )3
90. 894; $4,000.
Walter Hieston to Albert B. Hines, lots 80 t,
45, 50. 995: $40.
Michael Shea ct ux. to Timothy Cannon lot 81
"a. 1853; SO.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Academy of Forty.

The Academy of Forty was entertained
by Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, president Of the
Business College. on the occasion of its
September session. At the business meet
ing it was decided that 1t was now prac-
ticable to reduce the dues one-half, begin
ming with September. and new members
were received on this basis. On reaching
the upper parlors the open dining hall
revealed table beautifully and bountifully
spread. and the topic was discussed with
the dessert and long after.
The subject "Conventionality VS.. Com
fort and Usefulness" was found to be a
most fertile one, and the conversation was
fruitful both of serious thought and of
sparkling humor. The invited guests, Mrs.
Mussey and daughter. Mrs. Hayes and
daughter. Mrs. Metcalf and Miss Seaver,
contributed each her thought to the many
ideas worth remembering. The chairman
of the board of censors being also the
hostess, declined to criticise her guests.
Miss Anna Force English was appointed
director for October.
The American beauty roses which had
crowned the table were distributed among
the academists and their friends. Thanks
to Mrs. Spencer for her gracious and beau
tiful hospitality were indicated by rising
vote. This was q red-letter night for the
academy, and 1t seemed difficult for the
party to break up In time for Mrs. Spencer
to open the college session in the morning
Evening star., 1896-09-19
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
Position of the BriclxIayers nt Work
on the improvements.

The members of the Bricklayers' Union.
who are employed On the work at the
American University say they feel that
that portion. as published. of the proceed
ings of the meeting of the Bricklayers
Union, which was held Friday evening of
last week, referring TO them, places them
In different position from that really
occupied by them in the matter, and, in
conversation today with a Star reporter.
Mr.. Samuel A. Gaskins the foreman for
the bricklayers interested, said:
I'm regard to the alleged trouble at the
new American University, In which ii was
stated that q conference had been held be-
tween a committee from the Bricklayers'
Union and one from the Stonema sops'
Union, and that the bricklayers were
requested to aid the stonemasons in their
effort to compel Richard Mahoney, the
contractor for the stone work at the new
American University, to sign an agree
ment with the StoEemasons' Union to en-
ploy only union stcnema sons on all work
in the future can see no reason for any
complaint in connection. with the work on
the university. Mr.. Mahoney is not the
contractor for the stone work. as Mr.. j.
L. Parsons has the contract for all work
on the entire building. and there are no
subcontractors. Mr.; Mahoney is merely a
foreman. .-. fr-,a
Furthermore, wish to state, in justice
to myself and the other bricklayers. as
union men, and to Mr., Parsons. that not a
stroke Of work has been or Is now being
done on any part of the building except by
union men, all OF whom are in the employ
Of and paid by Mr.. Parsons.
LAS to the charge by the stonemasons
that the stone now being set by members
of the Stonecutters' Union is from an un-
fair quarry the- Proctor quarry ip Yer
mont, Mr.. Parsons has informed me with
the request that make the statement for
him, that the stone is not the product OF
the Proctor nor any other unfair quarry
No request for information has been made
to me by the proper officers Of the Brick
layers Union, nor do think that anything
will be done in regard to this matter, un-
less the stonemasons can show reasonable
cause for complaint"
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Contracts for Three Battle ship..

Acting on telegraphic authority from Sec
retary Herbert, who is in Bfest, France.
Acting Secretary McAdeo hds directed the
making CT contracts for the 'tonstruction
Of three new battle ships. bids for which
were opened last Tuesday, uih conformity
with the recommendations Of the board of
of the Contracts viii an to e.an, n pan one
of Philadelphia, at 81. 65O, 600, gone to New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company of Virginia, at $A595 GOO, and
one to the Union Iron Works iqf San Fran
cisco, at $2,674,95O -
Evening star., 1896-09-19
For Mckinley by l,sOO.
THE BATTLE SHIP TEXAS.
Capt. Glass Reports the Details of Her
Recent GrOundinR.

OesRas "AAoS hAcPOEuo tne "Details OF Her
Recent Grounding.
Acting Secretary McAdoo has received
the report of Captain Glass in regard to
the recent grounding Of the battle ship
Texas in Newport harbor. The report
gives all the details of the accident. Cap
tain Glass says that he Immediately or
dered careful examination to be made
of all the double compartments, with the
result Of finding no apparent damage of
any kind At the time of the accident all
the officers were at their stations. The
captain incloses statement made by the
chief engineer Of the vessel, Mr. w. s..
Moore. which shows that when the order
to back was given Chief Machinist Hunley,i
who was accustomed to working the re-
versing gear, made the mistake of going
ahead instead Of backing the port engine.
1t appears also from Chief Engineer
Moores report that the starboard engine
failed to respond promptly when the sig
nal to back was sounded. and the person
in charge required some assistance before
the reversing gear could be worked. Hun
ley was considered by all trustworthy
man.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

From the newark CAH.
John Habberton states with the solemn
ity of firm conviction that mosquitoes are
extremely frightened by dragon flies and
will not come within yards of them. He
says that one or two dried dragon flies
suspended from fine silk under the
roof Of an open porch infested by mos
quitoes will scare all OF the little pests
away. and they will not come back while
he has tried with surprising results. 1t is
a well-known fact that dragon flies are
predatory and voracious insects, and that
they subsist largely upon gnats. midges
and mosquitoes. and 1t Is but natural that
the mosquito, who is a wise insect should
regard the spindle" "darning needle" OF
dragon fly as the small bird regards tho
hawk.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Anti-SaloOn League.

A mass meeting under the auspices of
the Anti-Salocn League will be held Sun
day evening. September 20. at 8 o'clock, in
the Fifth Congregational Church, 9Th and
streets northeast. Mr.. James L. Ewin,
president Of the league, will introduce the
speakers. among whom will be Rev. Adam
Reoch, Mr. A. N. Garfield and Mr. Albert
E. Shoemaker. There will be fine music.
solo, a quartet and chorus singing. A
rousing good time Is expected and every
body Is invited.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Fan Exhibition of Mi,linery:

Mrs. c. Stiebel, whose millinery parlors
at%1113 g street have become SO popular
among shoppers Of good taste and 'dlscrim-
mating Judgment, announces for Monday
and Tuesday Of next week fan exhibition
Of trimmed and untrimmed hats, hat trim
mings, ribbons and velvets. Mrs. Stiebel
secured this admirable assortment after q
careful personal inspection of the best and
most recent importations at New York
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Secretary Carlisle to Return.

Secretary Carlisle Is expected to return
to Washington early next week, when he
will reply to the large number of invita-
tions awaiting him here to deliver cam
paign speeches In Kentucky and other
states. 1t is expected that he will appear
on the stump at least In Kentucky. but
how many speeches he will deliver or at
which points is as yet unknown r'''.''''-'
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Internal Revenue Recelnt..

The monthly statement Of collections of
internal revenue shows the total receints
for the month of August to have been $11.-
527.O74. az compared with $12, 1921 .s55 during
August, 1895 For the two months of the
present fiscal year the receipts were 49,
2S4 in excess Of the same period in 1895.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

81 polish oak hat rack for 1915. Moses
furniture sale.-Advt.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

Zndcznd Geese sekretdrzy grup zriq.
zhocych ma z'cyczaj ,cysyfania picnic
dry "a ,cstepne, odzndki it. p. cd no
scych cztonk6~ prey ,cysetdniu aplika-
Cyl. Jesao z,cyczGj niepraktyczny.
Rdzda grupa z,ciqzko,oa (dop6ki su-
spendo,odnq ME jest) ma kredyt 10 biu-
RE Rzqdu Centrolnego. Wo6ec tego
sekretarze z opfatq rstepnego "a no~ych
czfonk6w po,einni sic ,ostrzymaG do
p6ty, dop6ki ME otrzymajq rachunk,1
cd sekretarza jenerainego. My o nj
czena ME zdpomniemy, PREY ,cypisy,ca-
niu cyrkularza o to obd,cy niema.
Gdy zaS sekretarz otrzyma cd mas cyr-
huldrz 4 rdchunkiem) i gdy sac pre-
kond, &c rachunek ten zgadza sic z.jego
ksiqzkdmi, po,cinien przesfa6 ma rece
kdsyern Zto. ". p. lyle, ale ten rachu-
mex wykazuje - ana mniej, ami ,oiecej.
Gdy zapro"adzimy ten porzqdek rag
ma zdcsze, miejscd mice ME 6edq te
pozorne niedokSddnoSci. kt6re ,oielu
sekretarzom grup spdG ME pozcalqjq,
a nam przez TO oszczedzicis pano,cie
riele casa. SEKR. JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

SOUTH BEND, Ind. IL lutego 1896.
Szanoony Redaktorze ,Zgody"y
Stosownie do zapowiedzi ma obcho-
die styczniowym, odbyl sic tn obchod
I5~Oletniej rocznicy urodzin Tadeusza
Kosciuszki dnia ~ lutego ma sail OBJ.
w. Korpala. Pc zebraniu sic publicz-
nosci, otworzyl obcbod p. Piotr Becz-
kiewicz, powo@ujac ma prezesa FIR. H.
Kowalskiego, a ma sekretarza nizej
podpisanego. MONEY! byli nastepujaci:
p. P. Beczkiewicz PREY otwarciu obcho-
du wspomnis} o Kosciuszce, stawial 60
nam "a przyk}ad, abysmy tax, jak on
niegdys ojczyzne nasza kochali. Dru-
GIN z rzedu by} p. K. Smogor, ktory
cho6 j~eszcze miody j poraz pierwszy
z nova wystepowa}, wywiaza} sic wy
smienicie z zAdania swego, m6wisc po-
lowe swej mowy z pamieci, po}owe Cd
czytujac. Trzeci mowi} p. st. Szslew-
ski, ktory przeszed}szy pobieznie die
je naczelnika, odezwai sic do m}odziezy
z~achecajac ia przedewszystkim do O.
swiaty, ktorej brak nam sic czuc dale.
Move p. szalewskiego przyjeto z wiel-
kim entuzyazmem. Nastepujacym by}
p. Szczodrowski, ktory wystapil z 3D.
czytem, kreslac zyciorys naszego boha-
terra ] streszczajac zywot Kosciuszki od
kolebki az do grobu.
Pomiedzy mowami byiy deklsmscye
stosowne do okolicznosci, wykonane
przez nastepujace %panienki: st. Waw-
ron, M. Staohowiak j p. u. Drejer. u
mezczyzn deklamowal p. M. Giniewicz,
piekny wiersz ,,Polska Kraina", a maly
Stan. Che}miniak ,,Bitwa Rac}awicka".
Chlopiec deklamowal bardzo pieknie
i nsgrodzony zostai goracemi oklsskami.
Ostatnia deklamacya byia n~ajdiuzsza;
wykonal ja p. Konst. Lewihski. Byi
to wycisg z poezyi Adama Mickiewi-
cz., z ksiegi p. t.: Pan Tadeusz". o.
pis puszczy litewskiej, polowanie ma
niedzwiediie it'd.
Przyznac music, 10 publicznosc bar
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

do z~aciekawiona, z nieoierpliwoscia o
ozekiwala d~okohozenia tel deklamaoy
to tel gdy szan. deklamator dokohozy
obdarzony zostai hucznemi oklaskami
Ma zakohozenie zaspiewano ,,Boz'
cos Polske'. Wszyscy m6wcy i dekla
matorzy wywiazali sic bardzo dobrze
ia, W imieniu komitetu obchodowego
s~zczerze i'm dziekuje staropolskiem
bog zaplac'.
Caly doch6d W sumie $5.45 Jest O.
brocony ma pomnik Kosciuszki W Chi
cage i bedzie wys{any jednoczesnie z
niniejsza korespondencya ma reoe kom'
budo~y pomnika.
s5.45 jakaea to Itchy dochod z OBJ.
chodu przeznaczonego ma uczczenie
Kosoiuszki i ma budowe tegoz pomni.
ka. Jakaea to licho cd p~olonii tax lioz-
mel jak Southbendska! Gdziez sic po-
dzieli nasi wielcy patryoci? Czy zimne
powietrze zmrozi{o ich uczucia patryo.
tyczne9 Prawda. re pogoda ME sprzy-
jala, DO snieg i zawieja by}a n~ieznosne,
ale prawdziwi patryoci, kt6rzy rozu-
mieja doniosiosc takiej t. p. uroczy-
stosci ~narodowych, ME znaja przeszko-
dy, ale przyjda ably uczcic mellow ga.
~sluzonyoh ojczyznie ~naszej. Me czy.
niac tego, zas}uguja ma nagane.
Coz to, polaoy South Bend,'czyz
Wan obchody juz tax spowszednialy,
ze tax nielioznie ma ME uczeszczaoie?
Czytajoie korespondencye obchodowe
innyeh polonii W Am. jak zswsze So q.
le p~rzepelnione, u mas? Po.al sic
Boze!
A wiec bracia polacy W South Bend,
ME lekcewaamy Isobie obchod6w i
chodzmy ma ME zawsze, DO to nasz
swiety obowiazek, kt6ry powinnismy
wype}niac. A wiec do szeregu ma
przysz}osc.
Igndcy Eukasze,cski, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05
PrzeczysZczenie krwi

jest czasami istotna potrzebe. Krew
stale sic, mimo naszej wolf slamazarna i
n~ieozysta. Zauieczyszczona krew ME-
jednemu zatruwa zyoie. Dziewie6 die
siatych wszystkich chor6b spowodowa-
ne sd przez nieczystosc krwi.
P. Clande Daumann, English Lake,
Ind. pisze: Przez d}ugie lata cierpia.
lem ma zatwardzenie i b6le zoladka.
Doktorzy orzekli, re to by} katar zo1ad-
ka. Ciaio miaiem wtedy pokryte pry.
szczami widocznie powsta}emi z ME-
ozystei krwi. Kilku doktor6w wzywa.
lem, lecz beg skutku. Pewnego dnia
dostalem W reke ,Swiatlo". a gdy to
Pismo Przeczytalem, ~postanowilem spro-
wadzic ma probe pude}ko ORA Piotra
Gomozo. w miare uzywania tegoz mo.
je zdrowie zaczyna}o sic ~polepsza6 i
Pryszcze znikaly. Wszystko co moge
teraz z Workmanship powiedziec Jest
to, re srodek ten jest jedynym, kt6ry
warto mice W domu.
Przez przesz1o sto lat ORA Piotra Go.
mozo utrzyma1o swoja reputacya jake
krew czyszczace.
Odaywia j odmiadza organy - be
gdy krew czysta to ich funkcye So "
normalnym stanie. A~ptekarze ME mo.
ga je nabyc. Tylko miejscowi agenci
je sprzedaia Tub w}asciciel. Jezsli ohce.
Gle dalszych informacyi, piszcis do DR.
Peter Fahrney, 112-114S. Hoyne Av.
Chicago, I'll.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

ONastePnie d~eklamacya panny A. Sien.
kiewiczownej Z Plymouth ,,Smierc Mo.
skalom".
Poczem Choir meski z Wilkes Barre
odsPiewa} piesh ~,Przyjaz6 i braoia";
tax deklamatorka jak j spiewacy otrzy.
mali liczne oklaski.
NastePnie parma NJ. Sspotahska i IA
uczyoiel Wolihski odegrali ma fortepia-
ME ,,Biaiy Mazur", kt6ry zmuszeni by.
Ii ma ogolne zyczenie powt6rzy6.
Pan st. Koz{owski z Miners Mills de.
klamowal wiersz p. t. ,,Giermek".
Choir mieszany z Wilkes Barre cd.
sPiewa& "Wyplyh z duszy', a Choir z
Nanticoke ,Piesh nieszczesliwyoh",
ktora ma z~yczenie publioznosci musiano
powt6rzy6.
Tu wiel. ks. Hodur zabra} CLOS, pro-
szaO wszystkich, ably W przyszaa srods
IL b. m. jake W dzieh urodzin T.
Kosciuszki udekorowali swe domy.
Nastepnie prezes obchodu oh. Cze-
ohowioz zamknai obchod, dziekujao pu.
blicznosci " imieniu Il. NJ. Pol. "a wzie-
Gle udziaiu j powo}a} ch6ry do odspie.
wanna piesni .Boze cos Polske", kt6-
RI Po3aozone oh6ry i publicznosc cd.
sPiewala, rozchodzac sic do dom6w 20.
krzepieni ma duohu.
j. M. Strawberries, sekr. OBJ.
PLYMOUTH, ID lutego 1895.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05
Echa z ObchOd6w.
ASHLAND, Wis. 20 lutego 1896.
Szdnoaony Reddktorze!

Szdnoaony R~eddktorze!
RACE Pan umiesciG W }amach swsgo
pisma o obchodzie 150ej rocznioy Tad.
Kosciuszki, zarazem nadmieniam czy.
~telnikom, re to byi pierwszy obchod
znany W history Ashland, Wis, wiec
lyle on ola mas by} wazniejszym, a da-
lei kazdy amerykanin pa3a bardziej
szacunkiem ola polaka niz przedtem,
Nsjprzod music tn nadmienic, re
wszystko to many do zawdzieczenia
naszemu wiel. ks. Kozio}kowi j p. A. F.
Piniachowskiemu, Tow. Tad. Kosciusz-
ko, i Tow. Rycerzy sw. Michala ] wiele
ME nalezacych do Tow. zeszlismy sic W
hall ~parafalnej sw. Agnieszki dnia 16
lutego r. b. o godz. 2eJ pc poludniu,
gdzie wszyscy sic przystroili wswoje u
niformy j oznaki potem udali sic do ko-
scio}a sw. Agnieszki. Pc odmowieniu
kilku modlitw i litanii do w~szystkich
s~wietyoh "a pomyslnosc narodu pol
skiego, nasz wiel. ks. prob. przemowil
W rzewnych slowach do zgromadzonych
mowiac: ,Cieszy mnie bardzo, re mych
ziomkow widze tax licznie zgromadzo-
nych". Zarszem mowi}: ,Pokszcie
swiatu, pokazcie amerykanom, re wy
ter mozeoie j potrafcie uczcic swoich
bohaterow, a szczegolnie bohatera
dwoch swiatow Tad. Kosciuszko'.
Pc skohczonej movie Choir polski
pod dyrekcya panny Anastszyi Ga.
skowskiej z~aintonowal yBoze cos Pol
ske".
Nsstepnie wymarszerowslismy ma u.
lice z kspela p. weso3ka ma czele'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. 16 lutego 1895.
Szdno,cny Panic Reddktorze!

Szanoscny Panic Reddktorze!
Grupa 216 W Rochester, N. Y. 90.
chodzi}a dnia Is lutego rb. 150ta rocz-
nice urodzin naszego bohatera Tad.
Kosciuszki. Tow. zebraio sic wieczo.
rem o godz. Sci W bardzo obszernej
pracowni krawieckiej, naszego cz3onka
K. Reimera.
Prezes grupy NJ. S~osnowski, rozpo,
cza} obchod bardzo piekna mowa, a po-
tenn w. Paprsycki wyIozyl zyciorys 81,
bohatera. TAX samo jeden z anglik6w
znajacy Kosciuszke z history, W jezy.
ku angielskim m6wi}. Potem Choir
meski skladajacy sic z czlonkow ~naszej
grupy zaspiewa} ,,Polonez Kosoiuszki'
i ,Ciezko ranny", a ma koniec nastapiis
zabawa z tahcami, ktora trwala dc
godz. Gel rano.
Oprocz so cz}onkow zgromadzilo sic
blisko 100 gosci. przyjacieli zwiazku
~polak6w, W ktorych wre krew polsko.
narodowa.
Prey tel sposobnosci zebralem kilka
dol. ma pomnik Kosciuszki, ktore ode
Sic panu kasyerowi razem z posmiert.
mem. Pc ~ukohczonej zabawie kazdy
wraca} do domu zostawiajac serdeczne
zyczenia grupie 2l6 i ca}emu wv. Mar
Polskiemu.
Mi}osc j Pozdrowienie.
adam Piotro1oski, sekr. grupy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

kt6ry to poch6d trwal przez dwie go,
dziny pc gi6wnych ulioach miasta. Pan
Karol Maslowski i p. Franciszek Printz
ma koniaoh ~prowadzili GAIA kompanie,
~nastepnie p. Jozef Wisniewski prowa-
dzi} dywizje Kosciuszki;pan Piotr Bar
tol, prowadzi} dywizye Rycerzy sw.
Micha}a. Panowie Wincenty Wisber
i Franoiszek Rypolic dywizye litewska.
Wszystkich cz1onk6w, kt6rzy brazil u
dzial by}o oko{o 300. Chodniki byiy
przepe}nione rozmaita narodowosoia, a
s1ychac by3o: THE Polish people got
the best grand street parade, eve
was known in Ashland, 1 never
thought we had so many Polish people
in u City" i tenn podobne s3owa. Pc
wymarszu udalismy sic do domu.
Ma wieczor o godz. u znowu sic
zeszlismy do hall sw. Agnieszki. Zgro-
madzie otworzy} p. A. F. P~iniachowski
i powolal ma przemodniczacego p. Ka-
rola Masiowskiego, ktory powoaai ma
sekretarza nisej podpisanego, potem
personal---very. przedstawi} W diugiej
movie zycie j czyny naszego bohatera.
Pc jego movie orkiestra p. Wesoika,
zagra}a jeden re swych utwor6w.
Nastepnie personal---very. powo3aa
ks. Kozio}ka kt6ry zacza}: ,,Nie mo-
vie ia do was z ambony, ami jake
ksiadz, ale movie do was jake wasz ro-
dak" i tn nasz wiel. ks. przedstawii W
rzewnych slowach szereg uozynk6w K.
miiosiernych,jego karnose,jego walecz-
nose; mowiao zeby ME Kosciuszko,
zadnego znaczenia bysmy ME mieli, i
wiele innych rzeczy, kt6re jestem zmu-
SONY ola braku miejsca opuscic.
Geese CT "a to kap3anie i patryoto-
zebys j~eszcze d}ugie lata pomiedzy ma
mi sy}, tego sobie aycza twoi parafia-
ME, a tymczasem bog zap}a6".
Nastepnie Choir polski zaspiewal
,,Patrz Kosciuszko ma mas z nieba".
Nastepnie move mia} nasz alderman
p. B. Williams W jezyku angielskim.
Pc movie orkiestra p. Weso}ka "a
grala. N~astepnie odczyt p. A. F. Pr
niaohowskiego, ,,Historyczna rola Tad.
Kosciuszki". DR.. b. Wodzihski dekla.
mowa} piekne do }ez w~zruszajace wier-
see.
N~astepnie DIR. b. Wodzihski i p. FIR.
Szopihski zajeli sic kolekta ma kt6rej
zebrali $7.41, po}owa tel sunny by}a
przeznaczona ma pomnik Kosciuszki W
Chicago, a druga P0sowa ma Tow. O.
swiaty.
Wszystkie mowy Tub d~eklamacye
byly przeplatane spiewami i muzyka.
Ma zakohczenie p. Mas}owski podzie.
kowa} wszystkim zgromadzonym "a tax
liozne zgromadzenie, a Choir zaspiewal
,Boze cos Polske" i obchod zosta} Ia
kohczony.
II uszanowaniem
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