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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

G. L. Bristol's candidacy for the
treasurership was brought to a
sudden close by the receipt of a
letter Friday morning from the
attorney general adverse to his
eligibility. 1t was like a clap Of
thunder from clear sky, as eminent
lawyers had given opinions favor
able to his right to run again for
the office. There was then but one
thing for Bristol to do and that
was to decline to be a candidate.
An effort was at once made to
unite the anti -Cowell vote on some
other candidate. They readily
agreed to support Chas. W. Gray
or George I. Smith, but both OF
these gentlemen finally declined,
COR business reasons. AT half past
eleven movement was made in
favor of Bert Hofer and in the few
hours before the balloting the plans
were made and were carried out
successfully.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

When an America voter, look
ING at the thousands Of manu-
factories, villages and enormous
cities, with their millions of opera
tlves and residents, all of which
have been on the verge of oblitera-
ton during the rule of the demo
Gratis, and which were prosperous
and independent under the republi-
can administration of the past,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,

The republican convention for
Teton county was called to order
by J. G.. Bair, chairman of the
county central committee, last Sat
urday afternoon, promptly at 2
o'clock W. H. Gallagher, of Du-
puyer was chosen as temporary
chairman and A. J. Vance, of
Choteau temporary secretary.
After the appointment of the usual
committees the convention took
30-minutes recess.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following named gentle
men entitled to seats in the conven-
ton.
Choteau, Davis, Bair, Vance,
McPhee, Bailey, Franklin, Peter
son, Harris, Darcy: Smith.
Dupuyer, Heigbton, Gallagher,
Ryan, Harris, Leech.
Robare, Cartwright, Williamson,
Magee, Phemister.
Bynum, Cowell, Collins,
Clark's, Clark, Grotthuss.
Lake Basin, green.
Marias, Wall.
Shelby, Connolly. Maze.
Pondera, Hughes, Peppard.
Collins, Mcdonald.
Belleview, cray, Miller.
Flowerree, Rose, Parker.
North Fork. and Sweet Grass
were not represented,
J. G. Bair, was recommended fol
t permanent chairman by the com
mlttee on permanent organization
r but as he declined to serve, e
e Green of Lake Basin was chosen
t A. J. Vance was made permanen
. secretary. An adjournment was thel
0 taken until 8 p. ID.
At o'clock the convention re
y assembled and:after listening to til
y reports of the various committees
j proceeded to the nomination c
/, county officers. Sheriff was frs
L on the list; S. L. Potter was place
n in nomination by W. Fl. Gallaghe
v and John Zimmerman by Pete
S Darcy, Mike Connolly's name nc
being placed in nomination. OIL
one ballot was necessary for choice
Potter having received Is votes t
16 for his opponent.
y The next on the list was assessor
Geo W. Magee, of Robare, M. L
= Cooper and VIM. Hodgkiss of Che
teau and VIM. Foster, Of Bynun
were placed IN nomination with tt
following result.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

"To all our products, to those
Of the mine and field, as well as
those of the shop and the factory,
to wool, the product of the great
industry of sheep husbandry, as
well as to the finished woolens OF
the mill, we promise the most
ample protection. - Republican
National Platform.
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Announcement.

I am an independent candidate
for the office of sheriff of Teton
county, and would respectfully ask
all my friends to vote for me at
the election in November.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

At the Democratic National cons
vention at Indianapolis, Ind, the
sound money democrats nominated
John d. Palmer, of Illinois, for
president and Simon Bolivar Buck
ner, of Kentucky, vice president.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10
Lemons at Meningitis.
Free Coinage of Coal.

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 2s-
At meeting of represcn-
tatives Of nearly all the large coal
mines in Kentucky; held in the city
today formal call was issued for
national convention Of coal mine
operators, to demand that the gov
erment place them on an equal
footing with the silver mine
owners of the west, by issuing
legal tender % certificates for
each ton Of coal turned over to the
government The resolution was
adopted unanimously.
The call shows the real sentiment
of the operators, who say that 80
per cent of their miners will vote
for Mckinley. The call is as fol,
lows.
A call for convention of the
owners of coal mines In the United
States to be held in Chicago, Sept.
80, to consider the following.
"Whereas. The silver mine
owners of the country have called
upon the American people, through
the popocratic and populist parties
to pass laws whereby the product
of the silver mines can be coined
into legal tender money at twice
it's market value, and sWhereas.
The entire product of the said
silver mines is but s64, 900, 900 per
year: and.
"Whereas. The reason given
for this demand by said silver mine
owners and by members OF the
great popocratic and populist par
ties is that more money is need in
the country and
Whereas. The coal miners OF
the united States produce yearly
il78, 900, 600 tons Of coal, that
sells for an average of >l,es ton
and
uWhereas. The owners OF the
coal mines, believing that the silver
mine owners under the Constitu-
ton have no more rights and
, privileges than themselves; be il
therefore
"Resolved. That the government
, of the united States issue to each
coal mine owner certificate OF ~
for each ton of coal mined and
dumped on the government, such
certificates to be legal tender for
all debts, public aud private.
"Rcsolved that the coal mine
owners, who are patriotic and
2 liberal citizens, realizing the need Of
more money for themselves and foi
l the country, believe that this
: method will put into circulation
c about s4OO, 900. 900 yearly, thereb,
relieving the necessities of the Goa
}, mine owners and the people nearly
u four times quicker than can possio'
e ly be dcne oy the owners OF the
u silver mines.
l. KENTUCKY COAL OPERATORS.
If
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

then contemplates voting for
William J. Bryan or any of his sup
porters, he is either a damned fool
or an anarchist. .-Souther Pro
gress, Woodbury., N. j., August,
1896.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

The County Central Committee
has adopted the following rules for
the government of the county con.
vention.
1. Delegates and alternate
delegates shall be residents of the
precincts they represent.
2. In the absence of delegate
his alternate shall cast his vote.
3. In the absence of delegate
and his alternate a majority Of the
delegation present from that pre-
cinct shall cast the vote Of the
absentee.
4. In case any precinct shall be
without representation such pre-
cinct shall not be entitled to a vote.
BY order of the County Demo-
cratic Central Committee.
JULIAN F. BURD, Chairman.
THos. P. AsPLING, Secy.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

are requested to meet with us in
the various precinct primaries be-
tween the hours of 4 and 6 p. M,
on Thursday, Sept. 10th, 1895, to se-
lect delegates and alternate dele>
gates to the democratic county
nvention.
The representation in the con-
vention will be apportioned among
the several precincts, and the
primaries held at places as follows:
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

For clerk and recorder, Chas.
Green Of Lake Basin received four
votes, John 3. Mitchell of Burton
twelve votes and A. G. Warner of
Choteau II votes. Mr.. Warner was
declared the choice of the conven-
tion.
For clerk of the district court
Sterling NcDrnaid was ominated
by acclamation, as was ia es Sui
grove for county attorney.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10
County Conventions.

A convention of delegated repre-
sentatives of the populist electors of
Teton county is hereby called to
meet at the court house at Choteau
on Monday Sept. IA, 1896.
For the purpose of nominating
candidates, one each for the fol-
lowing offices: Senator, repre-
sentative, sheriff. treasurer, clerk
and recorder, assessor, county at
torney, clerk of district court,
supt. of schools, public adminls>
traitor, coroner and surveyor; also
to nominate candidates for town
ship offices and to sransact such
other business as may properly
come before the convention.
The primaries to elect delegates
to said county on1en tion are called
to meet in the various precincts or
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1896.
The apportionment of the dele
gates to which the several precincts
are entitled, has been fixed by th'
central committee as follows:
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10
Charles B Cartwright of Robare

Charles B Cartwright of Robare
and J. A. Moulton of Choteau were
placed in nomination for superin-
tendent of schools. Mr.. Cart.
wright received thirteen votes to
Mr.. Moulton's twenty one.
BY acclamation J. Fl. Dunlap
was nominated for public adminis-
TRAITOR; G. J. Fawcett for coroner;
Olaf Field for county surveyor; .
@. Cooper for state senator and ].
A. Kennedy for representative.
The connty central comnaittee
were then chosen as follows.
Choteau, c. E. Davis, J. W.
Shields,
Dupuycr, W. Fl. Gallagher,
Clark's, II. L. Halliday.
Flowerree, A. Rose.
Bynum, W. Cowell.
Robare, GEO. Magee.
ohelov' NJ commonly
Belleview, John S. Lane.
Lake Basin, B. Bailey.
collins, "A. Is mcdonald.
Marias, F. Lamaster.
Pondera' James A. Hughes
Ine folowlng mountainous were
then made Tor county COMMISSION
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

Try one of those Old Judge
cheroots, only 5 cents at Me-
Knights.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

Choteau, court house e...............13 13
Lake Basin, Green's ranch..... 1
Byuum Fry's store. Observation-Disclosures 2
Dupuyer, school house. ....... Z
Robare, Davlin's building gS 8
Belleview, John Wards ranch. .....f 1
North Fork, F & L Cos N f ranch. q
Flowerree Flowerree's home ranch..4
Collins, G F & Ry of1ce..,......1 1
Clark's Ranch, school house. ...... -. 1 1
Marias. school hOnse. se................. 1
Sweet Grass. U Custom House..,... 1
Shelby, Sullivans hotel ......... 5 s
Pondera. Morisons buildfng........ 1
Burton, store. .............. L
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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

G. L. Bristol having withdrawn
from the race for the county
treasure rship, A.J,Cowell and Bert
Hofer were placed in nomination,
with the following result:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

Port RICHMOND, Staten Island, IL Ii.
stopada 1895.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

smy. Musimy nadmisnic, ae W nsszej
parafii jest prswie wiekszosc zwiszkow-
COW, wiec mielismy tax dobre prawo,
jak ] ME zwiszkowoy do hall. Ma po-
siedzeniu gr. $50 dnis Is pazd.ierni,
ka u~ohwalono, zeby rozpoczete d.ielo
dokohozyc. Wybrano komitet z obywa.
tell S. Kuosta, f. Ziemskiego i w. Ur.
bahskiego. Otoa ten komitet wybral sic
Powtornie do ks. proboszoza, ale do
ANAL takiego 90 i popr.edni pr.yjs.
ola. Leon " kohou ks. przyrzekl spelnic
syczenie, tylko sic porozumie Z parafis,
aeby ME mial potem wym6wek, re sam
sic rozporzsd.s. Lecz W kr6tce nastapi-
Ia .miana, DO dzieh pred rozpoczeciem
wyk.ad6w zawiadomii ks. pr. jednego Z
komitetu, re konferowsl Z komitetem
kosoielnym ! stanelo n tenn, Re uie po
zwoli ma wyklady szkole. Komitet wiec
Udai sic do niemoa, wiasoiciela piwiarni,
kt6ry pozwoli} swsj sail ma nied1iele,
ponisdzialek, wtorek / pistek bezpla-
tnie, a pan Wilgocki ma srode i odbyly
sic wyk}ady. w niedziele wieozorem
przybyl prof. Siemiradzki, kt6ry Ia
ohwycal s1uchaczy w~ykladami. w pia-
TEX byi ostatni dzish wykiad6w i poae-
gnanie. Ma uozozenie profesor6w tego
dnia przybyla gwardya Pularkiego z
Filadelfii i U}ani sw. Micha}a z Cam.
den. Widok byl ~wspanialy. Pc skoh.
ozeniu prelekcyi, prezes or. $50 OBJ.
Duchniecki, przemowi}, dziekujsc sza-
nownemu profesorowi "a truly podjete
okolo dobra ogolu. Nastepnie prezes
Gwardyi Pulaskiego przsm6wi} W imie-
niu cadet polonii i wojsk zebranyoh, a
81. professor przypominal ao&nierzom
Legionist6w Polskich formowanyoh we
Wioszech, kt6rzy pierwsi zaspiewali:
Jeszcze Polska ME zgine}a. To tea
wniesiono trzykrotny okrzyk i MECH
zyje panied Legionist6w trzykrotny
MECH zyje Zwiazek Narodowy Polski
Ma tenn sic skohczyia uroczystose.
Zasylajac Miiosc Pozdrowienie Bra
terskie
Romitet.
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POdZiekOwania.

FORT RICHMOND, Staten Island, IL H.
stopada 1895.
ia nizej podpisany skladam podzie.
kowanie ~Zwiazkowi Mar. Pol. oraz RIA.
dowi Centralnemu jake i grupie 23e
ksiecia Jozefs PoniatowskieQo W Por,
Richmond, S. /. N. Y, "a rzetelne Wv.
Ps%aOenie mi pOsmiertnego po s. p. aonie
moIej Juliannie Ruszczyk.
saanowni ROdacyl wstepujoie do tax
zaonej orgsnizscyi, ktors Jest Zwiauek,
gdyz ten juz ME jedne lze osuszyl sic.
rotor ] wdowom. l natomiast lest mai
liOzebniejszs ! nsjbogatsza orgsniuaoys
Polsks W Ameryoe. Przystepujoie vice
pod sztsndar Zwiazkowy, kt6ry was
ohetnie przyjmie, powiekszajcie szeregi
jego.
Mech nam tyja tax SLIME zlsozeni
Zwiazkowcy.
Powtornie zasyiam staropolskie Bog
zspiac wan rodsoy.
Miiosc ! pozdrowienie.
LudSoik Ruszczyk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

grono i opowiadsjmy cele i zasady te!
s.lachetnej organizaoyi Zwiszku Mar
Pol; a gdy staniemy wszyscy pod tym
Sztandarem Narodowym Polskim, wien.
czas staniemy sic potezuymi, a Bog
wszechmocny pomoze nam, re W PREY.
sziych Is latach, ME W jednem, ale PREY
nsjmniej w ksadem wielkiem miesoie
W Stanach ZjednooIonyoh bedzie stall
Dom Zwiszkowy. a wtenO.as r~azniej
wykrzyknismy: Mech ayje Zwiszek
Mar. Pol.
Mi1osc i pozdrowienie
cd Zarzzdu OR. rs z, N. P. W St. Lou.
is. Mo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

w Stolles hall PREY 13tej i Biddle
ulioy W st. Louis, W niedziele dnia Sgo
l~istopada o godzinie u wieoz. liczna
publioznose polska zajeia przeszio ty
siac krzesel; m3odziea galerye W braku
m~iejsca, korytarz byi przepe}niony.
DIR. Kodis iona przybyl W towarzy-
stwie podkomisarza Skarbu N. D. D.
Gdyni j p. M. Mantkowskiego.
Hale stosownie do uroozystosci ude-
korowano w polskie kolory, ponad g.
strads wisiala diuga kurtyna z napisem
tel uroczystOsci, mad mia piekny herb
Polski, Litwy i Rust, u do}u sw. Michal
Arohsnioi dzieao artysty p. Terskie-
go. Ma level stronie rozwiniesy sztsn-
dar krajowy, ma prawej nsrodowy pol
ski, ktory przedstawia bohatera Jana
III SobieskiegO, ma drugiej Matke b.
ska Czestochowska, krolowe Polski.
Jak dummy must bye ten narod pol
ski, re sic tax garnie pod skrzydla O.
piekuhcze tego sztandaru nsrodowego,
a wrog go sciska nawet ma wolnej zie-
mi Washingtona; smutno, lecz ten ma
rod sic przeto hsrtujel
Ma wiezy kosciols sw. Jozefa zegar
wybil godz. Tina, gdy prezes komitetu
OBJ. w. J~akubowski otworzyi uroozy.
stosc obohodu i powolat na przswodni
czacego DIR. Kodisa, leoz ten W tresci-
wych slowach podziekowsl "a uczynio-
ny mu zaszozyt, re ME mole przyjac z
powodu nieznajomosci tutejszej polonii.
Dalej OBJ. ]. Stube W krotkioh siowaoh
Podziekowsl ! przedstawii p. w. Jaku-
bowskiego, ktory przyjai urzad i po.
wosai ma sekretarza nizej podpisanego.
Nsstepnie powOla1 prezydentow grup,
ktOre wziefy udziai W obchodzie: or.
rs, 1877, 239, 300 / cd Tow. Dramaty.
cznego Alex. Fredro. Prezydenci to
wsrzystw usoisnili sobie dloh ma dowod
miiOsci bratniej ] zajeli krzesis honoro-
we obok DIR. Kodisa ma estradzie. Re.
prezentowsli oni swoje Tow.
L. NastsPii spiew YUroOzysty po-
chod', Tow. SObieskiego pod dyrekoya
nauczyciela r. Budo.
2. Nova p. W. Jakubowskiego, kto-
"a skierowal stosownie do u~roczystosci /
objasnii publicznOsci dzieje Tow. Jana
S~obieskiego i mowil o organizstoraCb,
Z ktorych juz jeden ME zyie Is. p. l..
MarkOsk) a ci drudzy wiernie stoja
PREY sztandsrze tego bohatera: w. Ma.
zurek, A. Trzeeki, FIR. Bslczyrkiewicz
/ inni. Ma poczstku liOzylismy zale
dwie 20 czionkow - dis nam Pan
Bog dOpomogi, be grupa rs jest mai
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WOlne POlSkie SfOwO

wychodzi pierwszego 1 pietnastego
kazdsgo miesisoa, W Paryau. Podaje
wiadomosci i poglady pierwszej re-
XII tax z kraju jaka ter Z emigraoyi
Polskiej' Pogladami swemi wy.
swiadoza wielks przysiuge ozytel...
kom W rozwoju umysaowym. Upo.
w~szeohnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
poaadanem W Ameryoe a taniosc uaa
twia nabyoie kazdemu. Abonament
roo1ny k~osztuje dollar jeden i POI,
pienisdze posyia6 przez Post Office
Order ad~resujao: M. Adolphs Reiff,
! Rue de Four. Paris.
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CAMDEN, N. Y. 8 listopada 1895.

Pc przybyciu do Filadelfii profeso-
row Wszechnicy ludowej, zapragneli-
smy ! my usiyszec w~ykiadoW o losie
nsszej kochanej Ojczyzny. Przeto re
brali sic z gr. 100 PREF. OBJ. Duchnie
cki ! z or. 223 PREF. OBJ. Sssiawski ! Sc
kretarz Rakowski j udali sic do ks. pro-
boszcIa Bsrahskiego, by pOzwolii nam
ma kilks wieczorow hall szkolnsj. Leoz
gdy ks. proboszcz usiys1ai o co chodai.
M6wii Re ma inny Oel toby pozwOlil, ale
ME moze profesorom sail udzielic. Mo
viii, ze ma otwarty list cd ks. Majera,
ae OF p~rOfesorowie w~ykisdsjs, re Boga
ME ma ! {. d., ze ME mysli by ioh Zwia-
eek wyslal, DO TO "a wielki koszt; re
pewno przysiala lob jaks Sekta Przeci-
VIVA katolicyzmowi ! tenn podObne RE-
Ozy. TAX MIC ME skOrzystswszy, odesli.
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Tow. Oswiaty W Reading, Pa.

READING, Pa, 8 listopada 1895.
Dnia 25go pazdziernika przybyli do
mas profesorovie i mieli wyklady o po-
r~ozbiorowej history Polski- Professor
K~urcjusz wy}uszczal ~poaoaenie pola
k6w ma pierws.em zebraniu, m6wil o
Ojozyzuie wykazyws} jak waans RE
Oza, ola poleps.enia polskisj sprawy,
garnac sic do ws.echstronnej oswiaty i
do organizacyi Zwiszku, jake to jest je.
den Gel. w dals.yoh swyoh wykiadach
~oznajmia} s}uchaczy Z systemem slone
cznym j z g}ownymi wiadomosciami o
ziemi.
Professor Kurcjusz mial swe wyklady
przez tydzieh, a ma tych w~ykladach by
Ia hala przepelniona siuchaczami. Pro-
sor Siemiradzki byl nam rekomenkows.
ny przez naszego c~zoigodnego probo.
SOFA ks. Maluseckiego, i tea byi przy.
jety oklaskami. Professor Siemiradzki "
szeregu wyk}ad6w wyiotyl Oals pOroz.
biorowa historye narodu polskiego. Ma
pierwszem wykladzie opowiadans byia
historya powstania Kosoiuszki, powola
niu ludu wiejskiego pod sztandar. w
dalszych wykiadach prof. mowi} o die
jach legionow polskich, o \dzie;ach
ksiestwa Warsrawskiego i powstanis
listopadowego i ruchu demokratSoznyn
W Europe cd roku 1882 do 184S, G
wojnach wschodnich. w n~sstepnej pre-.
lekcyi, W sobote Z l~istopadc, professor
Siemiradzki dal krotki zarys powstanis
j pcswiecil reszte goblin stanowi pol
skiej kwestyi, &c ME Polska wywolals
Powstanie tylko Rosya, przez piekielny
wymysl Wielopolskiego pobranie rskrd'
ia. Polska byla wtedy zmuszona ySjst
W stanie wojennym. w lynn tez telu 70.
stal zastosowauy system w~ynaradawia'
mia, wiec ter Rosya i Niemcy z GAIA do.
kladnoscia dobrze urzadzonej machiny
dzialaja. Polityks tych rzadow tabor
czych obliczona jest ma zniszozenie pol
skiego narodu, pod wszystkiemi wzgle
damn zniszozenie religii k%atoliOkiej, usi
iuja wprowadzic obcy jezyk do polsko
katolickioh kosoio}ow, rusyfikujei MEM
cza polska miodzisa Ia pomooa szkol
oboym jezykiem wykladaja j gnebi'
literature polska. Wiele to tysiecy pc
lakow pozoawionyoh utrzymania pro:
obsadzanie wszystkich urzedow oboo
krajowcami, ktorzy to p~ochlaniajs setk
milionow krwawU zapraoowanego pol
skiego grosza, nareszcie podkopywani'
polskiego rolniotwa i przemysiu Ia pc
moca specyalnych taryf k~Olejowych
wszy stko to So kola tel niszozsoej ma
chiny. w dalszym ciagu prof. Siemi
radzki podal ostrej krytyoe polityk'
stronnictwa ugodowyoh W Polsce
skreslil dzialalnosc stronnictwa patryo
tyoznego, czyli tax zwanego stronni
ctwa obrony ozynnej, z~wracajac si'
wreszcie do sluohaozow, jake czlonk6v
czwartej dzielnicy Polski, zachecsi pre-
legent polskow zamieszkaiych ma ziem
amerykahskisj do zgody j i~acznosoi, dc
piracy mad modem pokoleniem W duchr
oswiaty narodowej, do przystepowanis
do organizacyi narodowej j W ogolnosot
do isczenia sic re swoimi. Mowil o obo.
wiazkach wzgledem starei Ojozyzny
Ma posiedzeniu grupy 273, ktore sic
odbyio 8 listopada lyle zdzia,ano, &c
zaiolylismy Tow. Oswiaty.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
Obch0d narOdOWy
Komitet.

czyli pamiatka 10 letnia ~zaloaenia Tow
Jana III Sobieskiego, or. rs W St.
Louis, No., orsz 200 letnia roozni-
ca smieroi bohatera Z pod VIE
dnia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

smierci, a Zwiazek Mar. Pol. sumiennie
wyplaoil posmiertns W sumie $4,000
Tow. ma koszta pogrzebu wydaao $3.50,
wspsrcia W chorobie wypaaoilo s8.615;
gotowka, many ma banku $1,000. Pc
tenn zebrani wzniesli okrzyk: Hura
MECH lyle Wv. N. p!
3. Nastapila NOVA W jezyku angiel-
skiem p. j. Grod.kiego, W kt6rej ten
m1odzienieo dobitnie wykazal potrzebe
organizowania tow. z. N. p, kt6ry pc.
dzielai mozolna prace prze. lat 16i CO
tn instytuoya kolei przechodzic i wy
cierpie6 cd tyoh 90 sic mianuja Polaka
mi lecz mimi ME 50 musiala. Ostatni Sejm
XII zadeoydowal wypiacac posmiertne 20
kaadym cz}onku 5000, 90 katdy .pad.
kobieros rzetelnie odbiera. Postanowii
wybudowac Dom ola wv. N. P. W Chi.
cago. Juz Dom stoi i pieniedzy ma
wv. ulokowsnyoh wiecej jak wszystkie
organizaoye razem wziete, a to W oozy
kole tych 90 sic mianujs polakami a nj
mi ME 50, DO W Zwiazku N. P. kaady
ma wolnose sumienia, ME krepuje nj
kogo uozu6 religijnyoh. DO to Jest or.
ganizacya polityczns, kt6ra udziela po-
mocy Macierzy; to sic wrogom niepo-
doba, lecz nam jej dzieciom sic podoba.
Kazdy mlodzieniso mote wziaso przy-
k}ad z tego mlodego szeregowoa zwiaz.
kowego.
Oklaski sypaiy sic zewszad.
4. Duet ma skrzypcach pr.sz A. b.
janczyka i Juliana Pilihskiego.
5. Ora Ia fortepianie przez R. Budo,
/ 8. Deklamacya panny Bilihskiej %
bohaterze jamie III". Ia m}oda die.
wica, w~arszawianka, deklamowala wiers,
} werwa i uczuoiem. Prezes W upo,
/, minku oiarowa} jej bukiet naturalnyct
F: kwiat6w, a og6& burza oklask6w obda
rzyl.
z. Ora ma fortepianie przez r. Budo
8. Odczyt o ziemi naszej przez A
BojanOzyka.
8. Nova OBJ. Ko~walskiego, delegst,
Sejmu XI, W ktorej wykazal og61owi
Re Zwiazek N. P. jest ugruntowany n,
Z. podstawie Konstytucyi 3go maja, re t.
Gaia Podjazdowa wojua tych Wasser
Polafow Przsciw Polakom jest to ozozs
forma; rIucajs sic jak we've jadowits
Pan Bog ME rychliwy, ale sprawiedli
wy, a tych szwabow sw. ziemia po}kni,
ME zostanie pc Mich sladu, tylko smu
. tina panied. w kohcu wniosl okrzyl
ma czesc katdego Tow. ~bioracego udzia
obchodzie i Nv. N. P.
10. Spiew ,,CieAko ranny'.
IL. Ora ma fOrtepianie pre-. R. Blu
do.
IL. Przedstawienie ,,Odsiecz Wied
mia" Przez Kolko Dramatyozne i'm. A
Fredro; wypadao znakomioie.
Spiew nCzsgoz braoia " kaoie sic
DIG.
= IA. Nova OBJ. J.Tomsszewskiego, ktor
znany nam jest z kazdego obchodu o,
lat lltu. Pan T. wykazal nam wisl
zasiuaonyoh bohaterow Ojczyznie, leo
musiaa MOVE skrocic ola p6znej pory.
q 10. Nova OBJ. w. Jakubowskiego
Skarbie N P. i o oswiacie, W ktorej WV
kauai naszs niedole. Dwie panienk
skolektowaly ma Skarb i oswiate 81 c.e
10. Przedstawienie zywyoh obrazo~
. Ma koniu Jan III Sobieski. ksiaze 10
zef Ponistowski. Tad. Kosoiuszko
Biaiy Uisn.
Pana r. Budo, nauczyoiels muzyki
Z sPiewu, "a jego prsce pa niwie narodo
Il wei parma Bilihska bukietsm kwiato,
obdarzyla.
Prezes podziekowai publioznosci q
tax liozne zgromadzenie sic i Ko}k,
Dram. "a urzadzenie przedstawienia.
z w imieniu Tow. komitetowi obchod,
Bog zaplsc.
Milosc | pozdrowienie.
H. BrodzinSki, sekr. obohodu.
POdziekOwania.