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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01
.vLorArlos" DIDN'T SUCCEED.

lntcrr~sins Tei0grnms Captured by the
Boers That Convict Rhodes
pre<Dria. April uo-'The sexs Of the teis-
grams produced In court At the trial OF the
.rsformors waa p1oaiAhsd late today. sos-
lowing are few new spccimenss
.scnartered, Cape Town., Dcceme~ J. 70
Rhodes. Johannesburg: Cecil Rhodes says
seni documsnts here that British South
Africa Companys attorneys may satisfy
Themselves. OF which you can draw i@
amount
.scoi. Rhodes, johannesburg. 70 BOBBY
White, Mafeking: Inform jameson don't
send any more heroes before January. NO
more roeB for them. Best query.
B@if. Cape Town, December ~. TO Lt0nA
Phliilps, johannesburg: Hammond wires
company hofat ton must await my arrival.
Cannot come at present, owing health
wire where II hitch. Urge immediate no
tatIon.
.'col Rhodes. johannesburg. 10 Char
tered. Cape Town = Informed Rhodes
stated chairman won't leave unless special
loster Inviting him. Definite assurance
been given ~ ali of ms that on day OF
Notation You and he win leave. Must be
no departure from this, - many suescr1b-
ers agreed TO take shares on this assur-
ance. II letter necessary can stiil be sent.
But Il was agreed documents left with
Stephens were SUFFICIENT. ard that you are
Io4FbAs1tb&f tut itt@&4 Hf<d ts@sf~t ~ Wy
important put this right Reply to Lionel
Philips.
'-HArrss. Cape Town. December q. to
Col. Rhodes. Johannexburg-fsei, has tele-
graphmi Lionel Phillips to urge star; nota-
tion new company. Wire reply when you
can float.
"Harria. Cape Town. Dec =. to jane
son. Piiseni: Company win be noated next
Saturday II o'clock night. They very anx-
tous: you must not start before . o'clock
and secure telegraph ONCE silence. We sus-
pect TrAnssaai getting aware slightly.
''fiarris. Cape Town. Dec. a. 10 jane
con. Pttseni: You must not move before
Saturday night We are freely confident
this will take place Saturday night.
Hammond. johannesburg. Dec. u. to
Cecil Rhodes. Groetschur: Can't arrange
respective interests without Belt. v1ota-
tion must be delayed until his arrival.
How soon can he Gomez
Then follow eeveral tsleGrams from Col.
Rh0des. Hammond and others. dated De-
cemher y and later. saying that II was alb
solntely necessary TO postpone the ''fo;a-
tion." ~ I'VE can have no fasco." An
other dispAtch reads; Hammond. Decem-
Der .. TO Hamilton. Cape Town: How
about your printing pressY Are ready
start printing"
Jameson. Pitzeni. December -. to o. A.
Jameson, Johannesburg: Beehuanaland
poiics already some forward Guarantee
already given. Therefore let J. II. Ham
usond telegraph Instantly all right"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

BULUwAYo = sAYE.

Naeavss WIN Not Aftack A0nan-Af-
rival OF Earl Grey.
Buiuwsyo. April 1.-EAn Grey. co-ad-
ministrztor with Mr.. Cecil Rhodes in the
territory Of the British Chartered South
African Co.. has arrived herr with , strong
escort
The recent acfions Of IL insrgsnf Ma
tabsla3 have resulted In inltct1ng such
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

toral committee Of she Cs1,-r.rs> s -. "a
Writes TO the London Times RAJ -.
sums II Isn VIII Dc hssd II psrss LII g
.haf Too 1904 tie com1aittes viii 1890
between New York. Berlin ard S-o.s ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01
Biil TAYLOR Hanged,

Carroliton. No.. April so.-willlam Tay-
ior. who. with his brother. George. muir
dered the Meeks family, was hanged few
minutes before II o'clock today. Taylpr
walked firmly, carrying cruc.fix. He
was stolid 20 the last AZ no appeared
before the 800 eager spectators admitted
to the s;ockade. an audible expression Of
qualification arose from the carrollton-
ties. Sheriff Stanley pulled the trap at
1871. and Taylor shot through to teafh.
Not muscle quivered. In eleven minutes
he was pronounced dead. Old Mrs. Meeks,
who stood near the scaffold. almost faint
ed. George Taylor escaped from prison
three weeks ago. and IL still at large.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

The Fort Townsend ffcservation.
Washington City. April so.-specfai.-T
president today signed an order transfer
ring the Fort Townsend military re<erya-
ton to the war department. Henry Landes
left for home tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

Vancouver. h c. Aprsi sa--T'ae water IN
the fraser Is steadily rastsx. ana ss nov
four fers above the average ievei OF the
PAST few weeks n spell q warm
weather eonaas suddenly, nocds are fesFea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

looked upon - practically relieved. and
II IL no longer believed that the natives
will attack the town In force. It h said
that dissension prevails among the Nata-
beles. and that the rest Of the tribe threat
ems to wipe out the Searuti, Imbesu and
lngobox regiments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

No Hops for Murderer Holmes.
Harrisburg, April 30.--Gov. Hastings has
refused to grant respite In the case OF
II. H. Holmes.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

board refused to modify said assessment.
Inat defendant was instructed TO col
jco' N said property taxes which 8ggre-
gated %Gl7@S; that defendant thereafter
advertised said property for sale Oh Jan,
%, 1886, for the payment Of said unaw-
ful taxes, and that all of the said prop
erty is now being advertised for sale to
satisfy wroDgfulIy levied taxes against
the same.
That all of said property ie by law
exempt from taxation: that the sale,
threaten ed by defendant, will cloud
plaintiffs title 10 said land: that il it
paid said taxes under protest and then
recovered the same by suit, the money
would be refunded by means Of war
rant worth (s' than par; that it is now
able to show that said property ls and al
all times mentioned has been exempt
from taxation, and that euch evidence
may be lost by the death of witnesses.
Wherefore plaintiff prays an Injunction
issue from this court, restraining the de-
fendant and his deputies and successors
from selling any of said property for the
payne Mt of said taxes; that said order be
made temporary and the day of return
fixed, and that this order be made
permanent; and that the court order
said taxes cancelled and all liens accru
ing hereunder to be released; and fol
plaintiff such costs and other relief as
to this court may seem just and proper
The complaint is sworn to by Sister
James, as trustee Of plaintiff.
Judge Benton issued the temporary re
straining order prayed for, making it re
turnable on or before February y, Ben
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

tional committee shall proceed at once to
organize the several states and territories
for the success of this movement. The
national committee so far selected, in
cludes the following: Idaho, j. T.
Clough; Montana, w II. Swctt: Nebras
ka, G.. +. Laws; Nevada, George H..
Nixon. On motion DR.. j. j. Mott Of
North Carolina was unanimously elect
ed chairman of the executive committee
DR.. Mott has always been republican,
and for a number of years has been
chairman of the state committee Of
North Carolina, and was vouched for by
d number, among them Senator Butler,
as one of the best organizers and most
ndefatigable workers in the United
States. A committee on finance, one
from each state, was also selected. After
a plumber of other speeches the silver
conference adjourned, amid great en-
thusiasn, without day.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

In the Game of. Diplomatic Grab the
Russian Bear Takes a
Trick.
IT HAS THE DARDaNEIlFS
The Sultan and Gar Have Made an
Alliance Offensive and De
tenSiVe.

LONDON, Jan. 23.--A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Constantinople,
dated yesterday, says an offensive and
defensive alliance has been concluded
between Russia and Turkey. The Pail
Mall Gazette correspondent adds that
the treaty was 81 gned at Constantinople,
and the ratiications exchanged at st.
Petersburg between Aarei Pasha and
the czar. The basis of the treaty is de
clarcd to be on the lines of the Unkiars-
kelli agreement of 1893, by which Tur-
key agreed in the event of Russia going
to war to close the Dardaneles TO the
war ships Of all nations. This treaty
was soon abandoned, owing to the refus
al OF the powers to recognize its The
Pail Mall Gazette correspondent also
says that French Ambassador NJ Gam.
bou conferred with the sultan ycster.
day, and that it is probable France will
be included in the new alliance.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24
Want "A Food Inspector.

TO the EdiiOr Of The Tribuhc:
\ city OF the size of Great Falls should
maintain an inspector of food, and such
an inspector should be an honest, fear.
less person. At first thought, the main
tenance of such an officer may appear
to be an unwarrapted expense: but an
investigation Of the SUBJECT will bring US
to the conclusion that it is strictly in the
interest OF economy and healtbfulness to
maintain such department and have it
conducted on carefully prepared
thorough plan. Everywhere, among the
civilized nations of Europe, such inspec-
ton is carried on, in the most thorough
maDner; and the same may be said of
the cities in the | nited States, although
as rule, our system of inspection is not
AS thorough as 1t is in foreign cities.
] the sale of milk, for instance, what
protection have our people IN Great
Falls against fraud: lf it is deemed
necessary 10 inspect thu uairles that sup
ply other cities, why should not tue
daries that supply Great Falls b. care.
| fully inspected: vt least three tons Of
milk are sold in this city daily. -,@H
who knows anything about this milk
product. whether it Is produced from
healthy or ui-8ased COWS, or whether
they are fed upon good, wholesome food,
or upon ctty garbage and swill. 4
writer in the Farm News, Springfield
Ohio, says
a very large per cent, OF the daries
that supply the CITY man and ms family
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24
SHOWING THEIR HAND.
Republican Silver Senators M Ike Known
Their Demands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90. Republican sill
yer senators today signed Il declaration
which is intended to be used IN the com
ing campaign as the demand which the
silver men will make for plank in the
pationsl convention. In preamble 1t
is recited that the present financial sys-
TEN endangere the industrial prosperity
of the United States, which is threatened
bv Chiua and Japan as a result OF the
decrease in value Of silver and in refer
ence to exchange between silver
and gold using countries. 1t is there
fore resolved that the eigners favor the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver at It
ratio of lG to |, for the purpose OF obilt-
Grating this difference OF exchange
which is declared to operate as bounty
on the export of products from the sill
YER using countries to the gold using
countries. 1t is also resolved that they
favor a tariff which shall eQuaIlzc the
difference in the cost of labor between
this country and the countries Of tu-
roue and Asia. 1t Ii the purpose Of
those who are circulating the dccIara-
ton to get all the republican silver men
| in congress to sign It.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24
Paid the Penalty

KANSAS CRY, Jan. Cit ia rumored
here this evening that Elmer G, >'atteriy,
eX-cashier Of the defunct Kansas City
Safe and Deposit and Savings bank
committed suicide at Jefferson City pen
itentiary this afternoon, Satterly Was
well known club man and vas highly
related. He recently began serving a
four years sentence for crooked banking
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

MADRID, Jan. - Maxine t,omez 10y
a rapid movement approached to within
10 kilometers of Havana. Gen. Marin
was on the alert and made q sortia at =
o'clock in the morning, He surprised
the insurgents who wlthdro" IN con
fusion, in the direction Of lrpaste.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

The best salye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rleum, fever
Sores, letter, chapped hands, chiiblaius,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price 25c
per box. For sale by Driver Bradley
Drug Co.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

WAsulHoToN. Jan. 2&.-Tho senate
military affairs committee today decided
unanimously in favor of the confirmation
OF Coppingcr, whose nomination as brig.
adler general has been opposed by thu
A. F. a.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

WANTED Several trustworthy gentlemen or
w ladies to travel in Montana for established
reliable house. SALARY $3.50 and expenses, Steady
position. clos4lSeferenee and self addressed
stamped envelopes The Dominion Company,
Third floor Omaha building. Chicago, LII.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
~NieZwykfe OgfOszenie.

w lynn numerze ,,Zgody" znajdzie
~czytelnik niezwykle ogioszenie znsnej
W Chicago gazety - THE CHICAGO
RECORD. Pod wzgledem oyrkulaoyi
RECORD przoduje pismom rannym W
Chicago. w rzeOzy samej, pc new
yorskim ,,Worldzie" ma nsjwieksza
cy.kulaoye - 100000 ma dzieh. Re-
CORD liczy lat Is zaledwie, a juz tax
swietnie stoi. Pismo to puszcza sic ma
rzeczy MOVIE i n~iezwyk}e. Niedawno
ustanowil pewien rodzaj rywalizacyi
miedzy autorami utworow, tax zwa-
nych ,mystery stories. Pred rokiem
o6arowa} $4,000 gotowka ola auto
row tego rodzaju utwor6w. Nagrody
juz zosta1y rozdane, a og}oszen ME nasze
dzisiejsze w}ssnie zawiadamia, re sic
publikuje najlepszy tego rodzaju u
twor, ktory zosta} nagrodzony $4,000.
Ale RECORD teraz idzie dalej. Otto
oglasza, re ofarows} $4,000 W gotow.
ce W nagrode "a $50 najlepszyoh do
mysl6w, W jaki sposob rozwiazana 20
stala tsjemnica, ktora bedzie og}oszona
W ostatnim rozdziale powiesci. A roz-
dziai ten bedzie o~pczniony przynsj.
mniej tydzieh, Tub dziesiec dni, ably
czytelnikom dac dose czasu do many
slu. Ale najszczegolniejszym warun
klein tego domyslu jest ia o~kolicznosc,
.e ,tylko kobiety j ~dziewozeta" moga
zgadywac j o~trzymywac nagrody. Zwrs-
camy vice uwage czytelnik6w, a pre-
dewszystkiem czytelniozki ma ogiosze-
ME umieszczone W innem miejscu, kto-
re zawiers wiele oiekswyoh szczego-
low. W-eszcie jeszcze jeden punkt
powiada, re zsmiejscowi ~czytelnioy mo-
ga przyslac 10 cts. i przez 10 dni Cd
bierac to pismo.
Wreszoie doda6 MONA, ze Record
juz raz dswniej podobne nagrody wy
znaczyi, lecz wtedy uczynii to ME ma
tax wielka skale.
Lista tych, ktorzy otrzymali " roku
1896 nsgrody "a nsjlepsze domys&y
wynosi 800 nszwisk, a nagrody steno-
WHY $1,000. Kompletna liste tych szcze-
sliwych osob nsgrodzonyoh Record"
nadesiaf nam W swoim czasie / jestto "
swoim rodzaju document bardzo cieka-
Wy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
BARDZO WAYNE!
Do Secretary Grup wv. n. p.

Stosownie do %polecenia Sejmu ostst-
niego, przygotowalismy ksialki ola Sc
kretarzy f~nansowyoh naszych grup'
Ksiazki tie So bardzo p~raktyozne, u1o-
zone ma mocy wskaz6wek kilku do
swiadczonych sekretarzy wiekszyoh
grup zwiazkowyoh. Niekt6re grupy
z~wiazkowe ohicagoskie podobne ksiazki
juz cd ~niejakiego ozasu u siebie zapro-
wadzily, i W praktyce okazalo sic, re
wiele dopomogly do zaprowadzenia po-
rzadku W rachunku i znacznie u}atwily
prace tym sekretarzom.
Ma poczatek przygotowalismy so ia
kich ksiazek. So n dw6ch rozmiarow
mniejsze, o 100 kartach, moga wystar-
ozyc grupom mnieJszym lido 80 cz3on.
kow) ma lat 8 i wieksze 70 200 kartach,
400 stronnicaoh), ktore polecamy CRU
pom liczniejszym, majacym przeszlo SO
czlonkow.
So oprawne mocno, W plotno pa.
pier dobry. Kazda ksiazka ma index,
ulatwiaiaoy odszukanie rachunku kaz.
diego cz}onka.
Cena ksiazek: mniejsza pc $500,
wieksze pc 5000.
Ksiazki takie, zamawiane i przygoto.
wywane zosobna, kosztowa}yby znaoz.
ME ~wiecej.
Zamowienia ma te ksiazki, oraz male
znosc "a ME, prosimy przyselac pod a
dresem Sekretarza Jeneralnego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26

liuszowi Cezarowi Julius) a sierpieh
Augustowi (Augustus), uznali dworscy
reformatorzy kalendarza "a rzeoz ME
waasciwa, by miesiac oesarza Augusta
Posiadal jeden dzieh mniej, niA miesiao
oezara, Julius, kt6remu z porzadku
Przypada}o 81 dni. Wedding przyslo-
via vice. re ostatuiego psy kasaja, o.
statniemu m~iesiaoowi, kt6ry juz po.
Przednio dzieh jeden s~tracii, ujeto je-
szcze jeden dzieh, ably sierpieh (Augu.
stus) otrzymac mog} 81 dni, a tax stalo
sic, 70 biedny luty pozostal PREY %
dniach tylko. Ub6stwo tego miesiaca
rozmaicie tiomacza ma swoj spos6b ba-
snie ludowe r6znych narodow; tax mp.
luty mial ustapic marcowi diva dni i Ia
to zyska} pred MIN pierwszehstwo, al
DO tez, re jest on nieszczesliwym gra-
ozem, kt6ry do sasiednich miesiecy pc
jednym dniu przegrai.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26

dowy IA 100000 frank6w. ,Zkad
pan o tenn wieszr"... zapytal go in
terlokutor jego. III dziennik6w ME-
~mieckich"... Gdy zas slyszacy to $40
wa powiedzia} mu, Re Sksrb Narodowy
dopiero W roku zesz}ym, W miesiacu
sierpniu, doszed& do wysokosci 100000,
MAJ 6w odpowiedzia} ma to, re wyksz
ten s@uzy jeno do zamaskowania milo
now, kt6remi zarzad Skarbu Narodowe-
wego rozporzadza i kt6re obraca ma "a
kupno broni ola powstania. Podobne
z~myslenie jake orygiualne Jest PREY
najmniej COS warte tembardziej, ze wy
szlo ono z ust dra filozofii, profeso-
ra uniwersytetu. CIV. P. S.")
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26

Przejscie przez pOczte. (Swiat}o).
Niewatpliwie wielu z naszyoh czytelni-
kow otrzyma}o niedawno male, bez.
Pretensyonalne pismo majace nazwe
,,Swiat{o".
S~przecznie z northumberland tel kla.
sy, stanowi n prawdziwie ciekawe
poczytanie i zawiera, pomiedzy innemi
rzeczami, wiele wartosciowych informa-
Cyl co do hygieny it'd, traktowanie DO
miare zdrowego rozsadku.
Il wszelka pewnoscia mozemy orzec,
Re kazdy jeden moze spedzit kilka
chwil mad przeczytaniem zawartosci to-
goz pisma z pozytkiem. Kolumny pi-
m tego uwydatniaja jasno zwawy
character i praktyczna wiedza tegoz
wydawcy, doktora Piotra Fahrney, kt6-
rego many przyjemnosc znac cd lat
wielu.
Jezelisoie odebrali Nieoej niz jeden
egzemplarz, prosimy wreozy6 jeden
egzemplarz swemu sasiadowi, ably do
pomodz rozszerzeniu sic dobrej piracy.
Zas CT z czytelnik6w naszych, kt6rzy
zadnego egzemplarza ME odebrali, mo-
ga uzyskac jeden egzemplarz odwrot.
ne poczta "a nadeslaniem swego naz-
wiska i adresu do DIR. Peter Fahrney,
112 l44 So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago,
Illinois.
Pamietajcie, re Jest to gratis!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
Brednie O Skarbie NarOdOwym.

lie Skarb Narodowy ME jednemu o.
s~obnikowi, ME jednej koteryi, ME je-
dnemu obozowi jest sola W oku, temu
sic ME dziwimy; re niektore polsko-
smerykahskie dzienniki, przewasnie z
rodzaju klerykalnego, niemozliwe mu
ozynia zarzuty j ~niemozliwe pc min
wymagaja rzeozy,znajdujemy to bardzo
naturalnem. Chodzi tam o dollar, kto
nv zdaniem ich isG winien ME ma Skarb,
ale do roznyoh kieszeni, zabieranie
przeto dolarow ma Sksrb stsnowi W ich
oczach prosta kradziez i miotanie sic
ich ma idee skarbowa, jakotez ma tych,
co tel idei siuza, jest, W t}umaczeniu
ma jezyk z~wyczsjny, ME czem innem,
jeno woianiem rozpaczliwem: nZlo-
dzieje! oddajcie nam dolary ~naszel..."
Me dziwimy sic temu; znsjdujemy to
naturalnem. Co jednak podziw nieja-
XII wzbudza i n~ienaturalnie wyglada, to
koncept nastepujacy: Polsk Pewien,
czlek spokojny i NIB. uczony, wyrazil
zdanie, he wediug niego Muzeum Ma
rodowe W Rspperswylu jest ME tylkc
" obeo muze6w, znajdujacych sic "
kraju, niepotrzebne, ale szkodliwe, a to
ola tego, re przechowuje 10000 kara
binow, zskupionych przez Skarb Marc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
DlaczegO luty ma IS dni!

Welding reformy kalendarzs, wpro-
wadzonej przez Juliuszs Cezars, mie-
sisce mialy posisdac naprzemian pc 30
i 81 dni. w ten wszakze sposob otrzy.
mano 1856 dni, zstem o jeden dzieh W
roku zawiele, ola tego tee ujeto dzieh
jeden lutemu, ktory by} ostatnim mic
siacem roku, a uohodzii "a miesiac ME
szczesliwy, poswiecony wspomnieniu
zmsriych. Luty otrzyma} tedy W roku
zwykiym dni 20, zamiast 30. Rzymia.
ME rozpoczynali rok swoj cd dnia 1
marca, ola tego tee lipiec nazywal sic
u mich Quintilis, t. j. miesisc piaty,
sierpieh Sextilis, a pozostaie dotad a
zwy September, October, November ]
December oznaczaja kolejno miesiace
To, jake z, 8, 10.ty roku. Gdzie
wszakze Quintilis poswiecony zostai Ju-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
Jak ON wyleczyf swa make.

Mound City, S. Oak. Przeszlej Ii
my matka moja z~achorowala niebezpie.
cznie z Powodu ~ciezkiego z~aziebienia
sic. Doktorzy oswiadozyli, Ae oierpi ma
atak grypy. UdalO i'm sic nieco jej ul.
zy6 W jej cierpieniu, lecz ME zostaia
n~slezycie wyleczona. Doswiadczyla
nsjskrajniejszej slabosci mials ohwi-
lowe dreszcze, zfy apytet; siowem, ca}y
jej system zdawal sic bye W nieporzad
ku. Wiasnie to wszystko spowodowa-
10 mnie do poslania do Ora Piotra FAIR
ney ma probe pc pubic Ora Piotra Go
mozo. teraz ku naszej wielkiej RADIO.
Sci, zanim zuzyia Gale pubic, Jest zdro-
wa ! tax rzesks i czynna jak jej wick
moze ma to zezwolic. Czujemy sic bar
do dziekczynnymi "a niespodziewane
rezultsty. Tomasz Volta.
skutksch oslabiajscych pc grypie,
ME ma niezawodnie zadnego lekarstwa,
ktoreby osiagneio tax znakomite powo.
dzenie jak Ora Piotra Gomozo. Me
jest sprzedswanem przez sptekarzy,
lecz przez l~okslnych Gomozo sgentow.
Jezli zadnego niema W waszej okolioy,
Piszcie do Ora Peter Fahrney, liz S.
Hoyne ave, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26

Smutna bolesna nowine donosimy
wszystkim uaszym krewnym i znajo-
mym, Re najukochahszy syn nasz To-
masz W wieku ii lat,3 m~iesiace i : dni,
Pc d1ugiej i ciezkiej ohorobie rozsta}
sic z tym swiatem dnia % marca o
godz. oej minut 40 po po}udniu.
w smutku pograzeni
Tomas i Walerya S,ciniarscy, 70.
dzice. Franciszek i Eldefons, bracia.
klotylda ! Wiktorya, siostry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
PaZnOkcie / temperamenty.

Pewien badacz robi Masterpiece pod
tym wzgledem uwagi:Ludzie z szerokie.
mi paznokciami bywajs charakteru spo-
kojnego, b~ojazliwi i wstydliwi. CT,
ktorym paznokcie wrastaja, kochaja sic
W zbytku. Melancholicy i ludzie cho-
robliwi miewaja paznokcie bezbarwne,
albo szare, u cholerykow zas paznokcie
So czerwone. Male paznokOie oharakte-
ryzuja ludzi ograniczonych, zarozumia-
lych j upartych. Rozumni j wykszta}.
cent ludzie miewaja paznokcie okragie,
albo eliptyczne i wyPuk3e. Paznokcie
wazkie ~oznaczaja ludzi ambitnyoh i
k}utliwych. Biale plamki ma paznok.
oiach, wbrew znanemu przesadowi, wro.
"a podobno nieszozesoie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-26
Wielkie zgromadzenie indian,

Il South Dakoty donosza, ze indjanie
re szczepu Ogallala odbyli narade
wspolna ma t. z. RED Dogs camp,
ably wybrac delegat6w, ktorzy maja u
dac sic do Washingtonu j konferowae z
p~rezydentem j z gabinetem W sprawach
indjahskich. Spisano liste zaaaleh.
Narada odbyla sic W wielkim domu z
PM zbudowanym, ma wierzchu pag6rku.
w posrodku pali} sic wielki ogieh, a
mad MIN zswieszono l25 koti6w, W
ktorych gotowano 200 psow - ola wa.
.leoznych indyan.