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was well l paid her SIG month for a
room, and when | was i'll l gave her sou q
month for the room and services as nurse.
1.-THE first time [ ever dreamed there
would be a claim thai we were married
was when friends commenced to congratu.
late me on the event year or so ago, ana
when told them l was not married they
looked upon it as foolishness, and said
they would let me down easy on the joke,
but it came up so often that L grew
alarmed, and found that serious claim
was based on what they said to me, a
claim not less than one of absolute matrl-
mony. Now, since l never married Mrs
Abbott and never intended 10 do so, L
propose to see that | am declared duly
single ere l die, so that no claim can be
made when | am gone. l admit used TO
room at the woman's house, Montgomery
avenue and Jackson street, also on Powell
street. Ny signature to any purported
marriage contract has been obtained by
fraud, and that is all there is to it.
Mrs. Abbott gracefully admits that her
true name is Mrs. Quackenbush. says she
has been wronged and neglected, and al.
firms that she has been the wife OF
Quackenbush for about twelve years,
being as persistent in her claim as the ia
NOUS Mrs. Bardell in the immortal crea-
ton of Dickens.
"Why, there is my husbands picture, -
said Mrs. Abbott, as she pointed to a
large crayon of the plaintiff, neatly
framed and hanging in a conspicuous part
of the house. "He dare not deny what
we have been to each other for twelve
long years, and he would not do it but for
his son-in-law, who is my enemy. Why,
Mr.. Quacken bush was here to see me
only few weeks agoSand he will not dare
deny what l claim. But he is old and
feeble now, and that is the reason"
SO plaintiff and defendant sat at their
respective homes last night, seized with
inordinate am bition in the evening OF
their lives, he to maintain his integrity as
a bachelor and she to prove herself the
lawful wife, by contract. of the man of her
choice. whose love she says she found
more precious than rubies and comforting
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MARRIED UNDER
A FLORAL BELL
Wedding of Miss Alyda Van
Laak and DR.. Charles
ElWart.
The Bride Is a Daughter of the
Capitalist, the Groom a New
York Doctor.
THE CEREMONY BEAUTIFUL.
Flowers, Vines, Bright Coiors and
Music Add to the Grace of the
Ceremony.
THE CEREMONY BEAUTIFUL

Under spreading bell of white and
pink blossoms, suspended by ropes of deli
cate green fern in the wide bay window OF
the Van Laak residence on Howard street,
daughter of the household, Alyda, was
united in marriage last evening to DIR.
Charles P. Elwart of New York. The
beautiful and impressive ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Stebbins in the
presence of about 200 guests.
The ample parlors were beautifully
decked in flowers and vines and bright
colors, and the guests were seated under
the direction OF Ushers George Redding-
ton and A. Froment in such form as to
leave a wide nave, so to speak, from the
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IS QUACKENBUSH
A MARRIED MANI
A Millionaire Sues TO Quiet
His Title as a
Bachelor.
And Mrs. Abbott Stoutly Main
tains That She Is His
Lawful Wife.
A CASE WITH NOVEL POINTS.
The Issue Leads an Aged Couple to
Settle the Status of Ro-
nance in Court.
A CASE WITH NOVEL POINTS

The suit of aged Millionaire Thomas NJ.
Quacker bush against Mrs. Nancy A. Alb
bott, widow, whereby he seeks to settle
his heretofore undistur bed title of bach
elor and show to the world that he is not
O benedict, is one of the most peculiar ever
brought in California court, and the
matter was the subject of considerable dis
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Charter Mass-Maatin

The Young Mems Club of Bethany Church.
ALI Bartlett street, will hold a mass-meeting
in favor of the charter this evening. 1t is ex-
pected that addresses will be delivered by
James d. Phelan, Judge A. w. Thompson and
f. w. DOhrmann. Next Monday evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall, there will be a mass-meet-
ing in favor of the charter under the auspices
of the San Francisco Association OF Improve
ment Clubs.
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Held for Burglary.

william Gallagher was yesterday held to an
swer before the Superior Court by Judge Con-
Ian IN $4,000 bonds on each of two charges of
burglary. He and Patrick Kelly and W. Cor
bett broke into the residences of w. S. Duval,
1912 Pine street, and A. o. Holtrick, Washing
ton street. Kelly and Corbett were held to an
sWer last Saturday.
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Rabbi Nieto,s Lecture.

The Friday evening lecture season will COM
mence this evening at the Congregation Sher-
ith Israel, corner of Post and TAYLOR streets
discussion the subject "Are the similarities of
different religious systems mere coinciden-
ces?" The general public is cordially invited
to attend.
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that all the officers stand on the same

Soon after the decision Garret McEn-
erny filed petition for a rehearing and
much interest was occasioned. Political
nominating conventions took cognizance
of the seeming uncertainty concerning the
tenure OF office of certain officials. The
Supreme Court, by refusing rehearing,
stands by its original decision.
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DIR. GUY
EERB PHYSICIAN of the


lie Is OF GREAT EMF
IL nence and learning.
having long experience in
the Imperial Hospitals OF
China. He has practiced
his profession in America
FOR 10 years and cured thon-
sands OF sick and afflicted.
He guarantees a cure Of ali
diseases of men, women
and children where cure ia
possible. No matter if 9TH
ers have failed to cure you
Try DIX GU Y. Everybody
invited to call. Consnlta-
tien FREE. Ofiices-SZ X
Washington and Jackson.
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1t will be claimed tina. the couple lived
together at Jackson street and Montgom-
cry avenue as husband and wife, and that
their friends generally knew of the rela-
tionship. Quackenbush, however, main
tanned that Mrs. Abbott admitted on sew
eral occase eons. in the presence of his at
torney, E. J. PringIe, that she was not his
wife, and had never made such a pre-
tense. The case will be bitterly contested
at every point.
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CoSNroPOLrrAN.

opposite o. s. Mint, 100 and 1O2 Fifth At. IA.
francisco, CaL-The most select family hota, ~
the city. Board and room 81, 81 % and 81 5f1 nar
Gay, according 70 room Meals 25c Rooms s0e
and 1oc day. Free coach to and from the boTs,
Look for the coach bearing the name of the %.
noDolitan Hotel WM EAHEY, Propris.es.
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as the shadow of great rock in a weary
land.
Each party to the suit is equally conf
dent of success, and they say there can be
no compromise.
1t is alleged by Attorney Arthur Rodgers
that Mrs. Abbott will be able to show that
she was the contract wife of the plaintiff.
Her claim is based on the following con-
tract, drawn In leadpencil, in a feminine
hand:
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is, 1889.
Know all men that l, Thomas NJ. Quacken-
bush, of the City of San Francisco, State of
California, and Nancy Ann Abbott of San
Francisco State of California, do agree to live
together as man and wife, share and share
anke, SO long as we both shall 1--we.
THIS NJ. QUACKENBUsH.
u NANCY ANN ABBOTT.
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DR.. COOK

DOCTOR COOK, san son TASasa Faaneiseo, s1HhAl oaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. 2l.---Chalrman
llnnna, OF the Republican national COM
mIttee. to-day put an end to the charge
made by Bryan managers that employees
are being coerced into the support OF
Mckinley for the cause OF sound money.
MIR. Hanna issued q statement that the
entire machinery of his committee Is at
the disposal OF any one for prosecution
of any employer suspected of, attempt-
ing to coerce any employe. and that the
committee would cooperate With the
Democratic national committee in pro-
,ectlns employees In the free and unfet-
tered exercise of their franchise. He
also says that If Chairman Jones or Mr..
Bryan knew or had Information at any
time of the coercion Of employees they
were equally guilty with the employers
In not reporting the matter to the au-
rhorities, so that the coerclng. parties
could be punished under the law.
Information was received ut Republt-
can headquarters to-day to the effect
that vuters Intending to support Bryan.
were applying to railroads for transpor-
tation to their homes, and that they arc
using the letter heads of the Republican
national committee, or Republican state
central committees in making such ap-
p.icatlons. Request Is made by the Re-
publican national committeeSthat per-
sons receiving applications for trans
portatlon shall be on thei. guard and
that the chairman of the state and coun-
~ committee shall act with great cau-
L.. L.. No., re
cations for transportation.
Past Master Arthur. OF Cleveland,
Ohio. at the head of the international
Brotherhood of Locomotive Ensinsers,
has written a letter in which he says
that he never signed any resolution or
petition to Congress, or any. document
in favor OF the free coinage Of silver:
that he is not in favor OF free coinage Of
silver, and that he Will vote for Nc.
kinley regardless OF what he may have
done or said in the past. ...Sa
- Hon. William r. Morrison, OF Illinois,
president of the Interstate commerce
commission at Washington, d. c., has
written a letter, which Is to be made
public. In which ile arralgns Governor
Altgeld In the seyerest terms, confirming
all of the charges made against Altgeld
by ex-Congressman Tanner, the present
candidate for governor OF Illinois. The
letter is full of sensational statements
, affecting, the integrity OF Aftsela and
will make thousands OF votes Tor sound
money and Mckinley. MorrlsonSis one
OF the most influential Democrats of this
Hrfte, was In Congress for years, being
the author OF the Morrison free trade
BILL and was prominently mentioned Cor
President.
A telegram from Boston states that
Samuel C. PRESLEY makes affidavit that
the Colorado letter bearing hls name
and alleging that Mark Hanna had said
that II Mckinley Is elected, the United
States army would be enlarged L, 2S0,G0O
Is fnrchrY - - ---..-.l. .ls--.L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
IlARRlSON'S TOUR
Ills Trlumpl,ai Tour of Indiana Ends-A
Great Speech ut szIesa-sllycr Question

in a Nutshell.
NEW ALBANY. Ind, Oct. o1.--Ex-
President Harrison made his second
visit to this place to-day in two years
and his coming was the signal for the
most imposing Republican dsmorstra-
tlon. Accompanied by his party. he ar
rived by special train from Evansville
at 2 o'clock and spoke TO an enthusiastic
crowd OF at least 10. 900 people at Scrib-
ner park, being introduced by Mr.. y. I.
Depauw, the one-tlne manufacturing
prince.
SALEM, Ind, Oct. 2l.-General Har-
rson's first stop after leaving New Al
bany, was at Borden. where several hum
dred persons crowded around the car
platform and listened 10 General Harri-
son. At Salem, Ind, q great meeting
was held.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct 21.-Gcn-
cral Harrison arrived at his home In In
dianapoligsto-nis MT I:45 p. m. Leay-
ing New Albany at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing, lie made eleven speeches before
reaching Indianapolis. There were nota-
bic gatherings at Salem aud Bloom!ns-
ton.
During his tour to-day one OF the best
Of his eleven speeches was made by
General Harrison at Salem, as follows:
money system VIC have now and 10 IN
troduce tho free coinage OF silver. When
change ii proposed the first thing you
want to DO Is to ascertain what the
present conditions ere, and then how
they are 10 be changed. Tho present
conditions arc that we are bi-metallc
country We are using both gold and
silver MS inoncy-Hbout four hundred
millions OF aIlvcr and about six hundred
NJ . Il
rpon and redeeUablc in coin. EVERY
SILVER DOLLAR AND EVERY pa
PER DOL.LARIS MAINTAINED ON
AN EQUALITY WITH GOLD. fS'You
don't sion TO look ut II: you don't con-
suit bank director further than ID nee
whether II. IL Sehtinc. .IfIit In not n
counterfeit 1t goes. and It goes for one
hundred cents on tho dollar--parei' mo
Iicy. gold money. silver money. The
Democrats say that tlIIs lg practically
the gold standard aud 1t is: Riih they.
say thoy want n double standard. {'
About The Standards.
"a s,ndard In n measure. You have
standard biishel. a standard peck, II
standard yard stick. They are measures
and lust 10 the standard dollar lsamcas-
iirc. The otier9 are measures OF duan"
iIty or length; this IL Il measure dfyrnl-
VIC. want 10 know how YOU can mSln-
tain two standardgif tliey hrc not OF the
same si2c or length: Can you have Two
standard btIshe!ssWh 0na IL only half
az much ns tho other? Can YOU bayc
i%o standard yard sticks when ono Is
only half M long M the. Other. Yontc1n-
hot Ulaintnirna double standard lot
weight or measure or3Yaluc. nnlcss each
ore OF them is the equivalent of the
other
Tho law can make IN dollar n legal
tender to pay debts but how mueh,l It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
ELKINs AND CAMPBELL
Delivered. Strong Addresses at the After-

Delivered Strong Addresses at the After-
noon Meeting.
The afternoon meeting was held In
ArionS hall and addressed by Senator.
Stephen B.. Elkins and Hon. A. w.
Campbell. The hall was crowded to
its utmost soon after, the arrival of the
escort TO the distinguished speakers.
Every seat in the auditorium and gals
lery was occupied and many people
stood in the aisles and stalrways. Many
ladies were present. wearing as did
everyone IN the audience, the yellow.
sound money straamers. III . s
Bunting and flags met the eye every.
where. The gallery. stage and walls
were restasiefullyadraped with the M ton
al colors. and portraits df Mckinley
and Hobart. Atkinson and Dovener,
We're prominently, displayed. Mayors
band was stationed In the gallery and
cnlivened the proceedings with several
patriotic airs The l.ikins Cadets sat
up In tho gallery. and when the ght,tle-
man whose name they bear was intro,
ducca, made the gallery look 4 noat-
Ing sea Of golden pennuns. While they;
fairly shook the building with their
cheers. Nf,-I
The audience was treated to sound
business talks. free from iiowerys lan-I
Euage, and calculated 10 reach home TO
the minds OF business men. Both the
speakers were given ovations upon
thclrigappcarances. and seldom has
Wheeling had the pleasure OF hearing
Two such men on an afternoon, Mr..
| j.. X. f!all called the meeting to Or
| der. promptly ut O'clock. Hon. W. T.
Hubbard In taking the chalr made n
neat address, Mir, Hubbard referred to
the preamble In the constitution, and
said That since tlsen we havs sacrificed
blood and llvns 10 keep that preamble
| intact. We have had struggles TO form
md keep Il perfect union. 10 establish
\ federal courts, and 10 strengthen our
army and navy. There Is not an S'en-
cmy's' country within our borders. The
struggle or to.dNy Is 10 maintain tho
liability OF our currency and It Is an
| Important one. for IN destroying tho
currency You Jestrnygthc. lifc-blood Of
II nation. MIR, Hubbard In rcferrlngto TO
tl&mcct!ng sNld that he dad never seen
such n manifestation 81 the business
men, OF Wheeling before, as he saw
: before him to extend greeting 70 theisiy
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oWossO, Mich, Oct. 2l.-Gen. Az
gers party was forty minutes late here.
They remained only fifteen minutes. a
crowd Of 5000 greeted the generals en-
Enthusiastically. General Alger said he
had beenin eleven states and fnced u
million people He could Gay that not
n state cast Of the Rockies but would
cast ila electoralrote for Mckinley, not
ever cxcepting Nebraska. .7.9
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+ HAVANA, Oct ei.-Tbc Spanish
troops on Monday last were engasal
with the Insurgents at Ojo de Aqua,
this province. rhe troops captured tho
height at the point OF the bayOnet and
tho government artillery did effective
work.
Although only seven DQdlcs OF. In,
silrgcnts were found on the flcld, II IL
salippogcd that tho enemy suffered heavy
loss a dispatcli from Mn,anZas an
nonncca that Angel Cowlcy, on lnsur.
gent, was shot there to-day, 4 B,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
New York Press.

Carlisle and Mr.. Van Senden, his pri-
vate secretary, left here this afternoon
for Covington. Ky, where the secretary
will deliver his first political address
tomorrow evening. He will deliver
five speeches In all In Kentucky. and
will return next Saturday, not wdhlng
To vote No
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
FALSEHOOD. NAILED.
Chairman Hanna Plcdgesthe Re.
publican Support
TO INVESTIGATE ANY CASE.
OF Coercion OF lyorkingmen by
Their Employers.
Mr., BRYAN DOES NOT SPECIFY

Ills Charges, and II ne Knows OF Any
cn,e lie 4, Gnilty Under the Law Iii Not
Repnr,lnS to tho Proper Authorities.
Cases of Forgery Gaiore-'rlo Pressley
Letter Denounced by aIr. Prs.,iey a.
Bogu,-Nvilllan,t II. ,Iorrl,on Comes Ont
Against .AitEeid, bryan and Free silver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
ILLINOIS DAY
At Canton, Ohio. the Home Of the
Next President.
MONSTER DELEGATIONS ARRIVE
And Hear Several Speeches From
the Republican Leader.
MEN FROM EvERYaWALEOFLIFE

March In Review aud Cl,eer Him Chien-
60 Sends a Representative Del CATION of
Northumberland Join the Pro.
cession-Garncld's Son Makes Ono oftho
R Speeches Of Greeting Mckinley piakes
Some Telling Points Against tho Silver
IIere,y--one OF tho Greatest Days of ali
thu Big Days at Canton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
ONLY TRUE DEMOCRATS.
Supreme Court or NehraaIsn Says Palmer
Il oiid EucIsnerTlc Is the Only One that!

Can be Recognlxe,, ms Democratic.
Z OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. 2l.-A special to
the Bee from Lincoln, Neb., says: The
supreme court to-day denied the petition
OF the silver Democrats for manda-
mus to restrain the secretary OF state
from certifying the National Democratic
statc ticket, and national electors, to the
county CLERKS OF the state, This leaves
the Palmer nnd B,ic;ner the Only one 10
be designated as Democratic on the Ne
braska state official ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
GREAT DAY
For Republlcanlsn, Sound Money
and Protection.
THREE ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS.
We're Held, Ono IN the Afternoon,
I Two in the Evening,
SENATORS ELKlNs AND FRYE.
I-I-7
m .l.i-.-l.l w w

And aIes,rs. Campbell and Hart were the
speakrrs-The sound Money Bn,ln.,.
aisn's Parade In tho Afternoon wa, an
Imprs,.ive festure-rho Speeches were
Able Espositions OF the RepuSliean
\ Stand for q Sound Currency and u Pro.
atectlye Tariff Large a udiencs. Present
atAll ofihe Meetings. e
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-02
NOwy dar ola Muzeum Narodowe.
60 pod Op. Zwiazku.

Wielmozny Panic!
Jeden Z czlonkow Rady Muzealnej
" RaPPerswylu, p. Henryk Bukowski
re Sztockholmu, poleca mi, atebym
Przes&ai ma rece Wiolmotnego Pana
zbior T. Z. Americany. t. j. s~..ychow,
map i drukow, malujacych rewolucys
amerykahska, - Z prosba o .io.enis
tel kolekcyi W instytucyi polskisj, kto.
IA ma gruncie ~amerykahskim siuty in.
teresom nauki polskiej, q wisc .apew.
ne W Muzeum Narodowem. wypel.
niajac to polecenie, doiaczyiem do ,bio-
ru p. Bukowskiego , duplikst6w bibli.
oteki tutejszej serge portretow Tadeu.
sza Kosoiuszki II Gala ~przesyike pod
adresem WielmoAnego Pans wyekspe.
dyowalem. ObeOnis p~ozostaje mi maj.
~uPrzejmiej prosic Go o zloaenis tego
pakietu " muzeum narodowem, jake
daru muzeum Rapperswylskiego ola
~zawiazaoej Ia oceanem pokrewnej in
stytucyi polskiej. orar IA zrzadzona
fatyge przeprosic.
kaoze wyrazy nale.nego szacunku i
p~owazania
s. Zeromski,
Bibliotekarz Muzeun " R~apperswylu.
RAPPERswYL, Is marca so.
(Powytszy list odebrai p. 4. j. Jerr.
manowski j, jak sic dowiadujemy, zbi6r
caly wysia} juz do Muzeum Narodowe.
60 W Chicsgo).
Ofiarodawoom: Dzieki stokrotnel
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-02
(Ciag dalszy z strony l-ej)

~
najnikczemnieisze wyzwiska a jed
max ilus to zaabonowawszy ar, ME
ohOa odmawiac j takim sposobem VIA
snym groszem p~rzyczyniaja sic do pod
trzymywania siewaczy konkolu " buj-
mem zbozu zwiazkowem. Pamietaj
bracie, Re jezeli wszyscy cd razu 3D.
czuja krzywde w~yrzadzona Zwiazkowi
przez plugawe pisma j odrazu odm6wia
mu przystepu do swego domu - be-
die to zastep tysiecy cd razu, a takich
zb6j6w gazeciarskich niozem innem ME
~Poskromioie, jak jedynie podcieoiem
ioh kieszeni. Bo ozemAe ich przekona-
Gle? P~owiedziec prawde, wysmieja sic,
naplu6 W oozy. powiedza, Re deszcz pa.
da, ale odm6wcie i'm gazette, OF to Ia.
boil, DO jak "a grosz gotowi do wszel.
kiej pod}osci, tax Ia grosz niezawodnie
bsda nucili godzinami psalmy poku-
the, Tub czo3gae sic jak sobaki u n6g
waszyoh. Spr6bujcie tylko, bracia,
siadajcie cd razu, napiszoie natyohmiast,
ME o~dwlekajao do odnosnyoh lub Cd
nosnych wydawcy, aseby Wan swego
Pisma ju1 ME przysy3ali, a zo~baczyoie
jakioh oud6w dokaaeoie. My ME ma.
my prawa oszczedzac tyoh, kt6rzy pra.
gna naszej zguby, a dopomaga6 i'm
jeszOze do tego naszemi wlasnemi pie
niedzmi, to jest najpotworniejsza ME-
kousekwenoya, a mote i 90 wieoej.
A wiec, bracia kochani, zsufajoie zu.
pe&nie waszemu zarzadowi. Szanowny
,asz Cenzor, kt6rego tax jednomyslnie
uszanowaliscie ma ostatnim Sejmie,
znany Przeoiez z tego, Re wobec obo-
wiazku ustepuja u niego wszystkie in.
ne wzgledy - Rad Centralny-p pc.
ohlebiam sobie z korespondencyi o.
trzymywanyoh - posiada zaufanie o.
g6@u, a ze ohce j energicznie do tego
kroczy, azeby poskromnic w~aroholstwo,
zaprowadzic had i wprowadzi6 og6l
nasz ma szeroki dziedziniec prawdziwej
idei z~wiazkowej - tego laden praw.
dziwy Zwiazkowiec "a zle nam brat ME
powinien i z p~ewnoscia ter ME bic.
RE.
Wasz szozerze syozliwy
e. u. Brodopski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-02

4. Dotychczas ME wisdomo, czy ko.
misya parlamentarna, kt6ra W sprawach
nsgsych rozstrzyga o tenn, jak Koao
gsosowac ma " ogole mad "a sprawl,
odoyfa narads. Poki komisya ia ME
wykaAe, Re narada jej sic odby}a, gd.ie
sic odbyia, kto brai ud.ial przy niej,
cry uchwaia jej .apadla wisks.osoia
gaos6w, Poty twierdrenie O uchw.le
komisyi Psrlamentarnej u-a.ac nals.y
"a zmyslone. Wtej sprawie ME m6ga
decydowsc ami pan Zaleski, ami D. Je-
drzejowic., ami p. Szcuepanow ski. tyl.
ko Gaia komisya parlamentarns " kom.
plecie.
D. o uchwale komisyi parlamentar.
mel Powinien byi DIR. Lewakowski bye
powiadomiony. Poniewaa komisya par
lamentarna tego ME uczynila, prueto
uwaaae nale.y zarzut uo1yniony drowi
Lewakowskiemu, Re ztama} solidarposc
koaa, IA zwykie oszc.erstwo. StroAe
Polskosoi, n jakich choa uchodzic Do.
David Abrahamowic, i jemu podobni,
powinni sadzie wediug fakt6w a ME ma
podstawie wymysiow, ,}osci i zemsty
osobistej.
To 50 fakta, kraj osad.i najlepiej, kto
sic teraz narzuoa ma str6.6w spraw ma.
rodowyoh j jakimi srodkami praouje
sic mad stiumieniem wszelkiego poo.u.
cia narodowego ] wolnosciowego, a to
zdaJe sic bye jedyna ~zbrodnia " oczaoh
galicyjsko-austryao. poslow-kraj, kto.
rego representation bsdz 90 badz Jest
pose& DIR. Lewakowski, a ME .alobnik
carski p. David Abrahamowicz.
(Cisg dals1y n.s..p)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-02
Skrzynka do list6w.

P. A. N. W Bay City: Kerssponden-
cyi zamiescic ME mossmy. Prosimy o
podanie sdresu.
Psnu w. " Chicago. - Redsktor
nzgody" nsleasl ! nsle.y do party de
m~okratycznej " polityce polskiej
kieruje sic ideaiami nsrodowosci-prze
dewszystkiem popierac nalety ben
vzgledu ma partye polsks, nsstepnie,
gdy sic dwocb polakow ubiega o ten
sam urzad, wybor mas pssc must ma
zwiazkowca. Redsktor ,,Zgody" ME
przyjmows4 czsonkostws W komiteoie
sgitacyjuym ksndydsta demokrstyc.
nego. Zostai z~amieszcropy M liscis
BEG jego wiedzy.