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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
The Irish Societies Will Be al
the Exposition Friday
Night
WITH THE HARP AND LYRF.
Interest Increases Daily and the
Doors May Be Kept Open an Ad.
ditional Two Weeks.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, |
908 Broadway. Aug, IL.

Berkeley has had its day at the exposi-
ton, and to passers-by who might have
heard the celebration tonight it is only
necessary to say that Berkeley includes
the university, and that the term opened
yesterday. The programme as published
was carefully carried out, and as usual the
buildings were all crowded.
The colored citizens of Alameda County
will celebrate tomorrow, and they have
prepared an elaborate programme. E. E..
Burns will make the opening speech, and
the rest of the numbers are as follows:
Double quartet, Messrs. Crump, CLARK, Payne,
Flood. Butler. Johnson, Jackson and More
head: recitation, Miss Kate J. Grasses; soprano
solo, Mrs w. S. Linn; violin solo, Master r.
Clark violin duet, Misses Hattie and Edna
Winslow; LA Estrella," mandolin students;
barytone solo, Ben iamin Morehead; /; recitation,
w. G. Madder; tenor solo, Oscar T. Jackson;
accom- PIANIST, Mrs. Pauline Burns; selections,
Oakland Exposition band.
The musical programme for this evening
is as follows:
March, 'King Cotton (sousa); overture,
Ten Minutes With the Minstrels'' (Bowron);
the North and South" (Bendix); schottische,
''Ma Angeline" Qee Johnson); Georgia
Waltzes'' (Pettee); ''The Darkies' Jubilee"
(Turner); march, "Whistling Coon" (Welden).
line 1aQY writer's OF AldmeQd OOunLV WILL
conduct the exercises on Friday afternoon,
and the following subjects will be on the
programmes:
"California Literature" Emma Sickle Mar
shall; 1.-THE Size of the Dollar" Joaquin Miller;
"Our Heritage OF Words" Miss Adeline Knapp.
A reception will be rendered the mem
bers of the Woman's Press Club and Miss
Virna Woods, a rising young authoress OF
Sacramento, CAL, by the ladies of the
Political Equality Club.
Friday evening the Irish societies will
be on deck, and they have prepared first
class entertainment. Their programme is {:
Selections from the Bohemian Girl" Expo
sitiou Band; sketch, "Ten Minutes in Ire
land,' Mrs. Edmund Taylor; piano solo, "Be-
lieve Me, if All Those Endearing Young
Charms" with variations, Miss Belle Cham
Summer" (b) 1.-THE Low-Backed Car" Miss
Mary 1. Sullivan; Eecitation, (d) sShandon
Bells" (b) 'Tit-for-Tat," Miss Elizabeth Finch
Bartlett; harp, "The Harp That Once Thro'
TaTs Tar ha Ha miss Mary 1 Rnb1
selections from Mariana" Exposition band;
violin solo, Irish Fantasie, Eugene Colby;
lightning drill, by N. F. Taggart, late Royal
Irish Rifles contralto solo Ia, Galic), "The
Song of Sorrow" (b) ''Kathleen Mavour-
Courtsnip by the Widow" Miss Elizabeth
Finch Bartlett; harp, medley of Irish airs,
Miss Mary L. Kimball; accompanist, Miss
Belle Chamberlain; finale, America" Expo
sition band.
at a meeting of the board of directors
held tonight it was decided to continue
the exposition another week. A San
Francisco day will be arranged for the
last week,
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

ton proved that the cow was badly af-
fected, and specimens were secured for ex-
hibition purposes.
Precinct Oficers.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Aug. 1.-THE pre-
cinct officers for the Republican primary
election next Saturday are as follows
First District-Judge, G. E. Clark; inspec-
tor, w. G. G. Meyers; clerk, Charles Mars
ton. Second District-Judge, B. F. Flet-
ter: inspector, G. A. Montell; clerk R. s..
Wheeler. Third District-Judge, w. T.
Hard f; inspector, 1. n. Chapman; clerk,
William Highly. Fourth District-Judge,
A. R. Hamlin: INSPECTOR, G. B. Manley
clerk, ]. a. Samson.
Brief News Items.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Aug. u.-Mrs. Juliane
Foaord, wife of Lorens Foaord, the we'll
known ship chandler, living at 1905 Pacific
avenue, died Unexpectedly last night at
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
THE BABY's UNIFORM.
Athens ParlOr Will Outshine Solomon
in All of His Glory on Admission
Day.

OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 1.-THE "Baby
Parlor" of the Native Sons of the Golden
West of Oakland will go to Stockton on
September arrsyed in all the glory of a
yearling. The committee in charge of the
matter have issued a circular, in which
they describe the uniform to be worn. as
follows:
Coat and trousers of white duck, blue
vestlets and white duck hat, white shirts
with a poppy -colored bow tie, and tan
shoes will complete the wearing apparel
but white parasol. with poppy-ribbon
trimmings VIII be carried, to add to the
general attractiyeness.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
A WARRANT ISSUED.
Ticket Agent Bergsten Will Prosecute
Charles Bell for Absconding
With His Cash.

OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. n.-Charles ].
Bell, the assistant ticket agent at the
Center-street station who disappeared yes
terday with the money of the railroad
company, is now fugitive from justice.
This morning Ticket-agent Bergsten
swore to complaint and warrant has
been issued. Notice was at once sent to
San Francisco, San Jose. Santa Cruz and
other points where he would be likely to
stop at. This is Bergsten's second expert.
ence with lads who have fallen when
tempted. He had implicit confidence in
both. but he is sorry now. He saws {:
s.Some time ago Al Lightner worked for
me and did me for $50 worth of goods.
He admitted it when L caught him, but
his mother begged so hard and promised
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
James scott's Will.

The will of James Scott, who died on August
5. aged rs years, was yesterday fled for pro-
bate.
Scott declared In his will that he was alone
in the world and had no relatives OF any de-
gree. He left legacy of $4,000 to his land
lady, Leonie Esperauce; $500 to Mrs. Annie
Kearney, $1,000 to the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum, and the balance OF his estate, which is of
unknown value, to DR.. Joseph E. Antiques,
who is named as executor of his will
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

! to pay the bill that l did not prosecute
him. Now they have moved to Santa
Rosa and l have about decided to have
the boy arrested, as | have never received
cent from his parents. l have to stand
profits"
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
WANT REDUCTIONS
Board OF Equalization's Session-The
City Gains Another Delayed
Lawsuit.

ALAMEDA, Call, Aug. 1.-THE Board
OF Equalization continued its session this
morning. H. A. billings assessment,
which yesterday had been reduced from
$3.50 to $l2S5, was reconsidered and the
application denied. Charles Dore's assess
ment was increased from $1,000 to $780,.
The assessments of w. NJ Bowers and
Annie Sandman were respectfully in
creased from $575 to 1928.
William NJ. Rank, as manager of the
Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Electric
Railway, has made application for re-
duction of the company's assessm en- t from
$47, $50 to $39, ZIG. He also cleims that the
franchises are illegally assessed and that
they are not worth more than $12, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
Affected Through out.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Aug. 11.-Veterinary
Iu spector Carpenter. accompanied by Drs.
Lubbock, Stidh am and Smith, went to
Melrose to-day to make an inspection of
COW suspected of being affected with tuber-
culosis. The animal was found to be
diseased, and was killed. Tuberculin
was not used. A post-mortem examina-
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
WILL INSJRE A
GLEN PRIMARY.
An Army of Typewriters
Get Out a Great
Register
IN THlRTY-SIX HOURS.
Twenty-Seven Thousand Affda-
Wits Handled With Marked
Regularity.
WILL BE USED SATURDAY
The Quick Work Was Necessary in
0rier TO Use the Register at the
Congressional Primary.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,

OfAN~@@@-'O ONS4N@ Jan E6hNGlSSO CALL,f
9OS Broadway, Aug. IL. 7
Tie click of the typewriter can be heard
all over the county buildings. Not the
clicz Of one, but the com bined clicks of a
small army of typewriters. The "Song of
the typewriter" as a companion to Hood s
Song of the Shirt" has not yet been
written, but if an ambitious song writer
wants an inspiration he cannot do better
than visit County Clerk Jordan's busy
hive, where over score of typewriters
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
County Medical Society.

The San Francisco County Medical Society
held its regular session last evening. few
technical papers were read, but no business of
any public interest was transacted.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

indulging in the pleasure of accepting any of
the invitations.
was on the coast many years ago and have
g particularly pleasant recollection of San
Francisco and Oakland. Yours very truly,
w MCKINLEY
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
New Corporations.

The American Oil and Paint Company, thu
Cresta Blanca Wine Company and the Oro Fins
Mining Company were yesterday incorporated
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

The Livermore Republican Club has ar
ranged for a big meeting on Thursday
night and 1t is their intention to let the
whole country around them know the
nature of the campaign that they are
going to make.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
WORD FROM M'KINLEY.

he Will Not Be Able to Come to the
Coast This Campaign.
OAKLAND, CAL. Aug. II. - Editor
Porter of the Oakland Echoes has just
received this letter from the Republican
nominee for President, from Canton, Ohio !:
MY DEAR SIR: For youi congratulations /
of your confidence in the result of the election.
There have come to me great many press
ing invitations to visit the Pacific Coast this
summer and tall, but / am compelled TO fore5o
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
Leon Mever,s Trial.

The trial of Leon r. Meyer, charged with
maltreating little girls, was on in Judge Bahrs'
court yesterday. 1t continues to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

ley: ]. R. Aver, East Berkeley; R. Edgar,
East Berkeley; s. w. Lander, Lorin; f.
K. Shattuck, at large.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
Valentine Alvisc, Who Led the
First Republican March
in the County.
CONVERTED TO M'KINLEY
Charles Pearse Has Decided That the
st. Louis Platform Is the
Basis of Prosperity.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL.l
908 BROADWAY. Aug. IL.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12
Auction Sales
THIS DAY. At 2P. NJ.

E1eEax1t Furniture
1909 JACKSON STR EET, NEAR HYDE.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer
10 Montgomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

Held for Trial.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 11.-Judge Wood
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-12

of the Police Court to-day held Frank
Robinson, late editor of the defunct OBJ
server, 70 the Superior Court for trial on
the charge of felony for transferring mort.
gagged property without the mortgagee's
consent. He placed the bail at $1,000.
Gustave Beckert of the California restau-
rant qualified as bondsman this afternoon
for Robinson.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09

bic i drugioh, albo sam ME wierzy W
to, 90 utrzymuje. Nakoniec odpowie.
dzia&bym mu: C6.escie zrobili Z wa
Sym niecierpliwym radykalizmem j
wasza niwellaOjsr C.y Europa wolna
jest? Czy wszystko idrie dobrze? Jeaeli
stare srodki .uayte, potrzeba chwyoic
sic nowyoh.
Soojalizm, ktory wszystkioh sposo-
bow uaywa, azeby jak najwieoej ma
swoja strone przyoiagnac adept6w, ola
niekt6rych ma to slows: Go IA ko-
rzysc ola spoleozehstwa Z obywatel-
skiej rownoscir Nar6d moze bye szo.e.
sliwym zaohowujso tytuiy i stopnie to-
warzyskie". Otoa jak daleko siega
ohytrosc. A jednak jest to ra.em
praktyczna taktyka, znajomosc serca
ludzkiego j ludzkich u}omnosoi. VIE
lie jest rzeczy, ktorych cd wrog6w VOL
nosci uozyc sic mogs OF, 90 ola niej po-
swiecaja sic.
~9owiedzmy prawde: niejeden tax
kooha swoja klase, sw6j stan, sw6j ty-
tub, swoja range, swoje pergamins itp.,
ae ola tego tylko ME chloe zmiauy i ME-
nawidzi r~ewoluoje, il 60 ia mole po-
zbawid wszystkiego.
Oalszy ciag nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09

dzenie ! nieprzerwanie tel pote,nej 81
}y, kt6ra W MIN spoczywa. i kt6rej mic
ME zmoae. Me ma takiej broni, kt6ra
by W miliony piersi trafila. Me ma
takich pan6w. CODY nsrod oa@y saprze-
dac umieli, ami takiego rzadu, ooby du-
sze, i serce Z narodu wyssat i wyrwae
potrafil. Lud polski jak jeden MAJ o.
depr.e krzywdy, sam sic odrodzi j cd
rodzi nar6d oaly. Lud polski MECH be-
die mocny j nieohaj zyje a przezeh:
MECH zYJE PoLsKA!
W~arszasoa, W Maju 1895.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09
Najtahsze Ceny.

Zwyozaj dostarczania cd ozssu do
czasu publioznosci bilet6w kolejowyoh
M drodze zelaznej Nickel Plate zyskal
juz oddawna szozere u~znanie W oczach
tyoh, ktorzy ~podrozujs. Mkt ME po-
winien nawet pomyslec o kupowaniu
biletow do Buffalo, N. Y, ma konwen.
cye IN. K. A" ktora sic odbedzie W
miesiacu lipou, dopoki sic ME przeko-
ma, jake beda oeny ma kolei z~elaznej
,Niokel Plate. Pc blizsze szczeoo}y
pisac nalezy do: J.. Y. Callahan,
agenta g~eneralnego. Ill Adams ST.,
Chicago, Ill. (nr. 94). CTS 6.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09
~SprawOzdanie z ObchOdu.
TACOMA, Wash. l8 czerwoa lSQ

TACOMA, Wash. Is czerwoa 1895.
Tow. ,~Jutrzenka ma zaohod.ie", gr
100 " Tacoma, Wash. W dniu II
ozerwos obchodzilo uroozyscie r~ooznioe
konstytuoyi 3go maja. Chocia. mala
garstka tn mas jest, oddalona daleko pc
"a gorami W oststnim kaoiku Stan6w
ZJednoozonych, ale jednak ME zgas1 W
" mas duch narodowy. Sp6znilismy
sic o pare tygodni, ale jednak ten dzieh
byf nam W pamieci. w dniu IA c.er-
wca zebra2o sic liozne grono polak6w
" kosciele sw. Stanisiawa Kostki.
Msza sw. oelebrowal ks. proboszcz M.
Fafara, swiazkowieo. Pc naboaehstwie
udano sic do prezesa grupy 156 p. Oh.
szewskiego ma uozte. 20 obiedzie o
godzinie 2-ej rozpoozai sic oboh6d W
domu Stan. BanaOha. Obch6d otwo.
rzya p. Olszewski i powolai ma prezesa
P. Stanislawa Mahko~ skiego re Seat.
tie, Wash, a tenae powowal ma vice.
prezesa ks. Fafare i ma sekretarza OBJ
chodu OBJ. S. Maciejewskiego. Ma NOW
COW byli ~powolani: ks. Fafara, PIP. M.
Nowioki, N. J. Olszewski i S. Maj
kowski, kt6rzy okreslili W kr6tkioh i
tresciwyoh slowaoh .waznos6 konstytu-
oyi 3go maja j Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego. Pc mowach zaspiewano
nBoze COS Polske". Ma ostatku OBJ. S.
Maciejewski przedstawi} Skarb Naro-
dowy Polski, ma ktory zebrano $500.
Mi&osc i pozdrowienie.
s. Maciejerski, sekr. obohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09

BROOKLYN, d. q czerwca 1895.
S. p. F~ranciszek Rojewski, ozioneh
grupy 81 wv. N. P. zakohczyi po dlu.
giej chorobie swe zyoie opatrzony sw,
Sakramentami u swej siostry Antoniny
Kruger dnia 2Ogo b. M, a byl chowa'
ny dnia % BIN.
Grupa 81 przyslala bukist kwiat6w
ma grob, kt6ry W imieniu grupy zlozy-
Ii Pahstwo Jaszozursoy i pan Boryoza,
"a co tax grupie 81 jak j pahstwu ia.
szozurskim i panu Boryczy zasylam sta.
roPolskie Bog zap1ac.
II szacunkiem
F'ranciszek Krueger. szwagier,
ozlonek grupy 81.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09
WOlne POlskie S}OwO

wychodzi Pierwszego i pietnastego
kazdego miesiaca, W Paryzu. Podaje
wiadomosci j poglady z pierwszej re-
XII, tax z kraju jaka ter Z emigraoyi
Polskie;.- Pogladami swemi wy
swiadcza wielka przysluge ozytefn..
kom W rozwoju umys3owym. Upo-
w~szeohnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
Po1adanem W Ameryce a taniosc uaa
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonament
roczny k~osztuje dollar jeden i POI,
pienisdze posy1a6 przez Post Office
Order a~dresujao: M. Adolphe Reiff,
b Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09
NiadOmOsci z~wiazkOwe.

y Ma posiedzeniu rocznem Tow. sw.
Krzyza mr.. 1. PREY kosciele sw. Tr6jcy
gr. 223 W Chicago, obrana zostala ma
stepujaoa administraoya:
Jozef Poczekaj prezes; Teofil jan
kowski vice prezes; Stanislaw Kujaw-
ski sekr. prot; Stanis}aw Wyszyhski
sekr. fin; Jan Marach kasyer; Stani.
shaw Tylski, Bartlomiej Ruszkowski j
Tomasz kagodzihski rada gospodaroza;
Leon Wysocki mars,alek L; Jan Roze-
nau marsza}ek II; J6zef Kalino ski
ohoraay; Stolz i Szulik podchoraaowie;
Jankowski i Grotowski delsgaoi oboho-
dow mar.
Tow. sw. ,Krzyaa mimo ae jeszoze
jest Mode i jak kaade ma poczatku du-
ze mia1o ssw2asnych wydatkow, gospo-
daruje sic dotyohczas bardzo wzorowo.
Liczy obecnie 81 oz3onk6v. Zache
Dam szanownyoh braci, ktorzy jeszcze
ME naleza do aadnego towarzystwa,
ably wstapili do Tow. sw. Kr.yaa, a my
was p~rzyjmiemy z otwartem screen. -
q bratniem pozdrowieniem. S. Kujaao-
ska, sekr. prot, IA Brigham str, Chioa-
go, Ill.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst-
kich ozlonk6w Tow. Jana III Sobie-
skiego W Perth Amboy, N. j., il po-
siedzenie odbedzie sic dnia 1890 lipoa
+. b.
Poniewaz to jest roczne posiedzenie,
ma kt6rem bedzie wybierany nowy "a
Rad ma rok pr.ysziy, zatem kasdy c.lo-
mex wyzej wymienionego Tow. powi-
MEN przybyc koniecznie; kto dba o do
bro tow. naszego ME powinien sic le-
mic, ohyba, ze wypadnie cos nadzwy-
ozajnego.
Czlonkowie zalegsjacy z opaata. o.
bowiazani So: stawic sic i z dlug6w
swyOh sic uiscic, tponiewaa Towarzy-
stwo dluaej kredytowac ME bedzie, W
przeciwnym razie narazeni beda ma u
trate wszelkich praw do Zwiazku N. P.
jak rowniez i do beneftu. Kto ME p2a-
OF try miesiace, to " ozwartym bedzie
wykreslony z listy czionkow naszego
Tow.
Ktoby Z obywateli syozyi sobie vista.
pic dc naszego Tow, to MECH sic zgio-
81 do prezydents p. J6zefa Laszkow-
skiego pod mr.. 10 r. R. Avenue. - J..
SasOicki, sekr. grupy 25e.
- Zawiadamiam wszystkich cz}on-
kow naleaacyoh do tow. H. Dabrow-
skiego, gr. lac W Perth Amboy, i. TO.
czne posiedzenie odbedzie sic d. 1890
lipoa rb. " m~isjsOu zwykiych posiedzeh
o godzinie 2 pc po}udniu, ns ktore u
pr.ejmie ozaOnkow zspraszam, gdya
"a wazne sprawy do z~alatwienia. Me
obecnosc podpada karze podiug pre-
pisow konstytucyi. Zarazsm uprsszsm
tych braci, ktorzy zalegsjs podatki, ably
sic z d}ugu uiscili. - q szacunkiem,
an GtoUtnsft, sekr. prot.
- Ma przedrocznem posiedzeniu To.
warzystws yUnia Lubelska" " Chica-
go, odbytem d. 81 czerwca r. b. zostals
cbrana sdministracya ma rok caiy z
czlonkow nastepujacyoh:
Prezes M. Witkowski, wioe-prezes
J, B~ylihski; sekr. prot. F. Bylihski;
sekr. lin. A. Mieczy6ski; kasyer F. Ora
zewicz; rada gospodarcza: w. Urba-
~nowicz, A. Szydsowski ] Jan Witort;
garderobiarz b. Nowogrodzki.
Jezeli kto z braci polakow ! litwin6w
ms zsmiar vstspic do Tow. beneftowe-
go, ably zapewnic sobie pomoc bratnia
W razie choroby, MECH sic zgsosi do wy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09
POdziekOwanie
"a Diary z}ozone do Biblioteki Pol. i
Muzeum Mar.

CHICAGO, lgo lipoa 1895.
Panu Aug. Dolihskiemu z Chicago
"a . monet miedzianyoh i 5 niclowych
r6Anyoh pahstw; panu Ig. Steokiemu
"a 4 monety miedziane; panu prof. Sie-
miradrkiemu Ia 2 ksiaAki opr. franc;
PAM Dowsin "a 8 oprawne ksiaski an.
gielskie; panu Z. z. Brodowskiemu "a
4 broszurki; panu Teo. Szozerbowskie.
mu "a 1 album z wystawy ohioagoskisj.
Skladam W imieniu Biblioteki i Mu.
zeum staroPolskie bog zap}ac".
j. Rosinski, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09
SprawOZdanie

SprawOzdanie
z Biblioteki i Muzeum wv. N. P. "a
miesiac ozerwieo 1896 Z.
u ozytelnia uzytkowa}o os6b 1876
Ksiazek pozyozoao i ozytano 1736
Porsozeh przyjeto prywatnyoh 5
Cd Towarzystw 1
"a kauoya 2
Zwiedzi}o Biblioteke i Muzem
osob 40
Darowano ksiasek oprawnych 5
I" broszur 4
Monet m~iedziaanych 8
niklowych 5
Wielki obraz Kosciuszkowski /
Albumow /
J. Rosifski, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09

Dlaczego wszystkie niemal euro
pejskie rewOlucye ME przyniOsfy
spOdziewanegO skutku2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09

Kalamazoo, Mich, Jest s}ynne z sele-
ryi = jakotez z siedziby Tomaszs Sla-
terra, ktorego ogioszenie znajduje sic
IA stronnicy 6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-09

Mezczyzni, mlodzi ! starry, powinni
ozytac o~g}oszenie Tomaszs Slatera ma
stronnicy Gel.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-12
Mistakes of Youth.
u z. II VI fN
State superintendent.

Exchange: Ichabod, my boy, me-
thought l heard you speak of your sire
this morning as the old man. You are
eighteen years of age, are you not? Just
so. That is the age when callow youth
has his first attack of big head. You
imagine at this moment that you know it
all. | observed by the cut of your trous-
ers and the angle of your hat, and the
flavor of your breath, and the style of
your toothpick shoes, and the swagger
of your walk, that you are badly gone on
yourself. This is an error of your youth
which your uncle can overlook, but it
pains him sorely to hear YOU speak in
terms Of disrespect OF one you should
never mention save by the sacred name
of g father" He may not be up to your
style in the modern art of making fool
of himself, but ten to one, he forgets
more in week than YOU will ever
know. He may not enjoy smoking gut
tersnlpes, chopped fine and inclosed IN
delicate tissue paper, but he has borne
a good many hard knocks for your sake,
and is entitled to all the reverence your
shallow brain can muster.
BY and by, after you are through
knowing it all and begin to learn some
thing, you will be ashamed to look in
the glass, and wonder where the fool
killer kept himself when you were ripe
for the saCrafce. And then, when the
"old man" grows tired Of the journey
and stops to rest, and you fold bis hands
across his bosom and take a last look
that has grown beautiful in death, YOU
will feel sting of regret that YOU ever
spoke of him in so grossly disrcspectful
manner; and when you hear other
young sprouts of imbecility using the
language that so delighted You in the
germinal period of manhood. YOU will
feel like chasing them wiLh a sled stake
and crush their SOULS to see If there is
any brain tissue on the inside.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-12
Republican State Ticket.
Court House Removal.

again the designs Of the wicked
against tie taxpayer have come to
naught, and there is weeping, wailing
and crashing Of ;ceth heard in the land.
The huge scheme to unload on the
county thousands Of dollars worth of
unproductive property and involve the
taxpayer in large and unnecessary eX-
penditures, has failed as predicted by
fHE TINES Since our soiourn in this
city We have on several occasions
had the privilege to record similar
schemes by +. \. Ross and others, all
Of which have, n in this ease, proved
failures. The idea to even undertake to
INVOLVE ills county during these times
depression in untold expense is, to
~, the least, evidence of lack Of good
horse sense, and the nero Of this last
failure viii have to aspire to congress
many times before ne Gets there Every
sane man knows that the time is near
at handwhenamore connexions county
building must he built, and that such
buildings must, Of necessity, be located
more favorably, but this is no time to
increase taxation; rather assist the
people to save their homes Those
without houses or property of their
own often are the most ready to in
volve those who have liabilities.
We overheard party ccnsuring the
member of the county board for his
ward for his vote on the Bardon reso-
luton, buI the same man few weeks
ago stated to the board Of assessors that
expenses must be decreased or bank
ruptcy would follow every industry in
shis city, and he himself asked for a
nominal assessment that he might be
able to operate his plant. We wish to
state for the benefit Of this party that
the act Of his supervisor was in the direct
line OF economy, and should have re-
ceived his commentator instead of de-
We believe better days are
dawning for Superior when demagogues
and tricksters Will be reIegated to the
rear, and the better class Of citizens will
rule. So may it be.