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RELIEF ELL TIED UP,
RND FAILED TO ACT ON THE
MEASURE.
Went Over Untn Thursday-Dr.
Grant Scared Another Appoint
mcn-TcNas Reserve Banks.

Warrington, june l.-(Special. lowing
10 the special orders reported from the
committee on rules and the consideration
4 several conference reports and the ad-
sfa'e Of quorum late in the afternoon
Congressman Stephens was unable to get
U the resolution making an appropriation
''f the relief Of the Rio Grande sufferers
1t FL Paso, The matter now goes over
Until Thursday, when it viii undoubtedly
s,s
Dr.. John Grant got another appointment
To-Day. 1t was Fife l.. Houghton. aploint-
postmaster at Memphis. Hall county, TO
succeed G. II, Montgomery. removed.
Twas said today that the nomination OF
NeeOns TO be postmaster at Paris, which
us been hung UP in the senate for sew
sa weeks, will be confirmed Ut the next
Executive session.
'lonas NJ, Thornton has been appoint
Receiver for the City National bank OF
Gsesyllle.
reserve agents for National banks In
ieias have been appointed as follows
Ae'caanis' Lacl.dc National bank OF st
.a~s ior the Rcd River National bank of
.l'ksville, and the National City bank Of
WV iork for the City National bank OF
Dsllas.
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SHORT NEWS STOKES.

LINCOLN. Ncb.--Thc Merchants bank
has closrd ne doors The bank Ia" Z"
caDiinl Of SH'op
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American Md, MGdc
teal gusuCih1on began It's goldch JUNE"
ana VIII cominuc four days
RICHMOND. va. --Genoral Daniel rug
rios died ~ lbs home IN FreifrFisburg
aftor an Illness Of several months
ITATTIHSBURG Miss n chard Carver
waA hanged here for the murder Of Var
VIII Murphy last November; both colored
KEW YORk--Griswold q Gillcit. bank
org have made an assignment. Jne M
bllIiges OF the concern GTp iron 'D'o' 10
$500. 100
.atisags Manufacturer. charged WIN tns
murdrr Of his wife. was held 10 the grand
Jury without bail
JIrPIrER. Fla,--From midnight Sunday
mill The ending Of the ram mere "ms q
totaa ra3nfali of a7o inch's' 'e'S hf''
carnage was done.
CALDWELL, Ohlo-tfirs DESTROYED tho
Gnsr,d hotel. Hoy dry goods store' curls
livery stable and three Haloons' boss'
y,d.g1. inslpince No,V0p.
RICHMOND. Ind.-frho National con
vcntlon of the Ancient order OF San He'd
rlms Is in session IN this CITY with an
attendance Of about 900.
s1 GEORGE. utah--IndAn AGENT
,I,b1fuaa olive Of Crawford. Gar c9mn9,-
"a spiss,.is by shooting himself through
Tho head: no cause known
cENTRALlA. I'LL. W ROBERTS. VIE VIE
md t,yo ch.ldren were struck BY an az
10 Ten-nul nOrihaoii1n Ielstnsger trhih
ma All ~ere .nsfaatiy Naie1
sT Observation-Disclosures from the First
/ n,4,otIrI congress onsl diAirsat ndicats
/ / irvd denlocfE'i. cd over t1ls, re-
publican, by a plurality OF 500.
WEIGH, W. Ya.-la.ye children o. J.
II White were burned to death near Key
! lone ..gt night II II believed that en-
emles of the family hred tbs house.
CHICAGO Judge Gr2sscnp Of ths FED I'd.
oral court uDhOlds tho habisfy OF the city
M Chicago for damages y ran 80 ptop-
o,iy by reason " tire s't!ke OF h9''
NEW YORll-frhe Journal says cable.
arsms from Havana say that the ward
| i,nr offii-i as IN that port believe ihot nc
s,eamshlp Valencia has ben wrecked.
DETROIT, M.ch.-Men who distinguish
| ed themselves az army officers during the
oS,,iI var ore arriving 70 ati6id the quad
,.'anisa conference OF the Loyal Legion.
NEW YoRK--Angus Mcclellan. second
calya Messenger on fhe Alhancia- when
rea.hed tbs Dor; from Colon. died OF
r<I,ow fever. Tho vessel II IN 9uarantine.
MACON, Ga.--The reappearancc In this
city OF John Maiioy, who wss svnposea
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Helena Mont. June IA special from
Miles city. the nearest town In Montana TO
the Cheyenne Indian tribes. says the sit
uaiion at tho agency continues critical.
Families who resided near the seat OF
trouble continue TO flock to Miles City. II
is reported that the sioux Indians from
Dakota have come to the agency, aud rum
ners have been sent to invite moro Sioux
TO toiu them on tho war trail. Senator
Carter win ask President Mckinley that
Indian Agent Slod6h be instructed not TO
Interfere with the shcriG's posse, and that
tho military authorities support them In
case the Cheyeurcs resist the arrest OF the
Indian, Little Whrlwind," known as
Stanley, a graduate OF Carlisle. who Hd'
mits the murder OF llerder Hoover.
White Bulls band Of warriors, number
ing 1875, who escaped from the agency on
Friday night, are In tho hills ON Tongue
river. near Aehland aud this will be the
scene Of the first hlnodshod. should there
be any. Settlers arc not as well armed as
| the Indians, though arms and ammunition
are being forwarded AS rapidly as possi-
I BILE
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TO POSTPONE SUGAR.
RcpuI,licnns Want tn stnte on De
bntc ns Long as Possible.

Washington June There is some tax
among republican membors Of the finance
committee Of postponing consideration OF
the sugar schedule Of the tarin Bill uh'i'
all the other schedules shall have peeh
di.pose1 of. There is stiil difference OF
on,nion as TO the rates TO be hXed on
sugar. Members of the COMMITTEES say
mat II these differences can be adjusted
before the schedule Is reached It wiz prop-
ehly be taken up IN ia order, but as theIg
are only two schedules to be eons, Unit
Sefore sugar will be reached they apnli'
,se noseible necessity for some POSTPONE
ment. ,,., ~ tho renub-
Ican managers not TO so into the .e'" ho
on any article until the parg can ~ tbe
counted upon as solid in support OF u,u
ga tn recommended. aud this rule VIII alpy
IN ,'t me order in which the sugar seheau'e
will be taken ur.
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THE NATIONAL T. p. A
FIRST BUSINESS SESSION TO nj
HELD TODAY.
tory OF the OrEnnizntion-Ad-
dresses Of Welcome.

Nashville, Tenn. June Tho National
Travellers Protective association met IN
tho hall OF the house OF representatives 10.
day The attendance was tho largest IN the
history OF the organization. The pressed
ings were opened by prayer by Rev. Monk
National chaplain, after which addresses
OF welcome were delivered by Mayor Nc
Carthy, Major William Wills, secretary Of
the chamber Of commerce. and W. n. John.
son. president OF the Tennessee division.
The responses were by John a. Ice. Ma
tional president OF the association; Joseph
Wallerstein. first National vice president
and John ". Head OF Nashville. Addresses
were also made by Jerry NJ. Porter Of Ken
lucky, Rev Homer 7. Wilson OF DALAI
Texas, and Charles r. Duffy, National d.
rector OF Terre Iiauie.
Tonight at Prices hotel, the headquarters
OF the association, an Informal reception
was held IN honor of the visiting delegates
which was largely attended. Delegates
continue to arrive and the frnsh ART, ale
find that the choice Of president ~ now
tho absorbing topic with the delegates. II
President Lee would consent TO accept an.
other term there is scarcely a doubt bui
that he would be elected without Opposi-
lion, The most prominent candidates In
the field TO succeed President Leo are 10.
seph Wailerstein. first National vice PIES
ident; Charles Il. Duuin OF Terre IIauit
and c. H. Wlshard or St Louis.
There Is some talk. however, OF darl
horse. Thirty-one states arc represented
by delegates out Of the thirty-threo f,ates
having Travellers Protective association
organizations Noticeable is the numbcf
az ladies In attendance. Fully 500 have
already arrived. Two business sessions WI
be held TOMORROW and several social enter
tainments VIII be rendered the delegates
and their friends with them.
Mo business WAS transacted by the asSo-
CITATION. the first business session being
held tomorrow.
..,.,,,-,..r.t,u, ro r,nngNfs
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MILLS SCHEME.
wants n picker wan pint 10 Keep
Down the silver Issue.

New York, May Ex-senator Hlil 10
exerting himself to prevent mn expression
by tho democratic State committee on the
principles OF tho democratic party, chief
Justice Of the state cour, of appeals ia u
DO elected this fall, 1t has been agreea
that Tho committee shall make the non'ina-
ton HIll has proposed 10 Mr.. rIa.t 'nA '.
Judge GRAY ldemocrat) be nominated by
both parties. Then Gray IL TO resign ~
Justice. which he now is, to assume his new
office and Governor Black n 70 pano re.
nubI,can TO succeed him. Hin argues thss
hi. viii keep the bench out OF politics,
hut his desire to prevent the indorsement
OF FREQ silver is alleged TO be al the bottom
OF the scheme. Mr., Piatt likes tnS luz
md may give It his Endorsement. though
he has not made any promises.
Mr.. IIiIi conferred with prominent chy.
state and Federal leaders and urged them
n prevent tho silver question from entor-
inp the campaign for mayor OF Greater
Nav York.
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Washington, June l.--Sccrotary Bliss
tonight wired Instructions to Indian Agent
slorch u,,,s, roscrva,ior &c thc sant Of
tue cheyenne inalhn trouble u'rou'l"e nm,
to Immediately not'iy tho oepaVt'nen. ol
We situation ana TO use every cnort 70
deliver the tuRih'c inn'hh 10 inc ,lNh OF
ncers showing SATISFACTORY s'v"ono,ais'
THIS decision was reached at'er ron'SV'
ence between Acting Secretary "f the IN
terlor Ryan, Commissioner o. moan ~, AZ
fairs Smith and General Mehenna rho
report which captain si1Veh ma,ioN on
MAY ~ and which reached here ipuaN was
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simpson aud Others Again Attacked
Republican Procedure.

Washington. June 1.--Tbere was lively
session Of the house today. at which the
policy Of Speaker Reed and the republican
majority was again made the subject OF
attack by members Of the minority.
Mr. Richardson CDem.. Tenn.) and Mr.
Simpson Pop, Kan) led the onslaught for
tho minority. The majority position was
defended by Mr.. Henderson (Rep.. Iowa.
and Mr. Grosvenor lRep., Ohiol
The appeal OF Mr.. Lewis Dem. Wash
taken last Thursday from tho decision OF
the chair that resolution relating to for
eien affairs did not constitute question
OF privilege was laid on the table. After
tho skirmlsh over the method OF procedure.
three special orders were successfully
ahopted, two OF which. the senate hills
making appropriations for the government
printing office ana for granting the sec
rotary OF the navy authority TO contract
with any two vessels 70 carry contributed
supplies 70 India, we're passed. Tho other.
proyiding for tho Frye bill TO prevent col
iisions upon inland waters connected with
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WANTS ACTION.
,x,nn of Utah Tries 10 Force WV
Hand of car Reed

Washington. June / - kepreson'A' ~ y
King fos l'rahl today introduced an 'ne
borss a resolution directing the speaker
10 appoint the committee on ioFv,su -,
fairs on account Of the pendeney O s, n,,
questions relating TO foreign ana'fa ~
resolution recites the fact OF the iAs'a 49,
of the senate resolution recosp'A'us 'n ns
ha,l,eereney OF the Cuban Insurgents 49,
,na comr,ications in Hawaii, which i ''As s
inperli the Interests of inc 'H'''
In those Islands
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THE PLANS OF The TURK.
Delaying Matters to Find a Weak-
ness Ia the Concert Of Powers
ASSUMES THEsSALY IS CONQUERED.
\ studioas Avoidance OF Any M<u-
ton OF the Province. schemc
Dcing 20 Take IL. "

London. June 1, --sAstern AFFAIRS appear
exact position a. TO the armisticc ncgotia-
tons 10 not vet clear. Evidently It 10 the
object OF Turkey to create delays and 10
discover any latent weakness In tho Eu-
ropean concert.
During the councils OF ministers at the
Yild,r Kiosk the peace conditions have GER
ta,nly been discussed, but all mention Of
Ttssaly Is studiousiy avoided The as
eumption reoms 10 bo that Thcssaly belonsu
TO Turkey by conquest aud that there ID
nothing more to be said on the subject.
Tho powers viii have 10 show united
and very energetic front before tho sultan
will recede from this position.
In the meantime in order to remove tho
Impression that she rejects all tho peace
proposals, Greece has sent another note to
her representatives abroad declaring that
abe is prepared 10 acan,esce In tie do
cisIcns Of the powers, but that the payment
OF large indemnity Is impossible,
Queen Olga and Princess Sophie left
Athens by the royal yacht en- route to tho
camp OF tho crown prince 60 participate In
the celebration OF hts namc day. II Is re-
ported In some quarters that the crown
prince Will sail shortly for London
Dispatch To the Times from Constan-
,snorlo says there is strong reason Tor boz
llcvlng that BULGARIA Is cxorting an influ-
enoe to induce the sultan TO transform
Macedonia into an autonomous province
under an imperial prince.
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lost and won two games and enc being
drawn.
The senate committee 70 audit and con-
troll the contingent expenses Of the senate,
to which was rcferrd the Tillmsn resolution
providing for all investigation Of the
charges that senators have been spcculat-
Ing in sugar stocks, held meeting today
and decided to take time to look Into the
charges to certainty before reporting.
The Alaskan boundary treaty was re-
ported In executive session by Senator
Turpie todAY
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SENATOR PETTIGREW'S PLAN.
Ws the People Have the Privilege of Voting Directly Upon
Question of the Unlimited CoinaNe of Silver.

Washington 1senator fetgrew
for popular
the
led G vel at o o
the be
ant oteof
OF the president, required congress-
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Washington, June 1.-The senate today
confirmed the following nominations; WI
liam Haywood OF the District of Columbia,
TO be secretary Of the legation and consul
general OF the United States at Honolulu;
William Vaughn OF Alabama. TO he tnlteu
States attorney for the Northern dlst'le'
M Alabama: S. II. sthal Of Arkansas. to
be United states marshal for Western DIS
trict of Arkansas.
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Frankfort. KY. June i.--Delegates 80
candidates aud politicians are hero tonight
for tomorrow's democratic convention. TO-
nights crowd and expression all show that
this Is to be strictly FREQ silver Eather-
Ing. with scarcely gold man amons 10
delegates. II ia foregone conclusion thas
a platform reafnrming the Chicago Plat:
form and iauding william J. Bryan ww
be put through with whoop. u y con-
sldered that State senator doenei OF Cevy
ingtop. who In already being eroomed ~
governor by the democrats. viii be ia
temporary chairman BY reclamation.
There viii be q hot fght between ~
six candidates Tor appellate court elesh.
the only State ofncs to - nsa ssa -
s. BIarkburn. r, Watt Hardy. ex-coee
gressman J. y. AeCrssfy and Cengreoes
man Berry.
.pA r~xs srrNuERn n COMING. &
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Washington Notes

washington. June l.-Mr. FrahN o.
vanderlip of Illinois today TOOK Wv =, che
scribea oath as assistant secretary :"
treasury. h.,wsen
The international chess ma'eh D .sn,a-
mo members OF the house Of represent.
Tvs and the English house Of GO soh haxins
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THE OFFICES.


Washington, June 1.-The president sent
the following nominations to the senate
today: state-Willam Haywood OF tho
District of Columbia. to be secretary Of
the legation and consul general Of the
United states at Honolulu, HaW<Si. VIII
liam L. Penfeld, Indiana, TO be solicitor for
the department OF state.
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Washington, June lit is understood
that the president has fully decided upon
Ellis H. Roberts of New York for
United state treasurer. and that his nom
inatlon will be sent to the senate IN
day or TWO. MIR. Roberts at one time
was assistant treasurer OF the United
States at New York.
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ltishiInlr In Crrtr.

Vienna, June The Neue Freic Prcsss
publishes n dispatch from cencs today,
saying Tint lighting occurred yesterday
near Causl. between nashi Bssouks and
Chrstian insurgents IN which twenty
Christians were killed
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Athens. June lit is expected repro
sen,atiyee Of the two armics will meet to-
day "Wednesday 10 sign an extension OF
tho hrmlstlce
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Canca. juno Last night tho inaIr-
gents attacked fnriousiy Hieraprtra. TIM
French and italian warshlps bombarded
the positions of the assailante, causing con-
siderable loss to tho Insurgents.
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figures Of the gold and silver production
of the United States during the calendar
year 1896 He finds the production OF
gold 10 have been about S53, 900 geo, an in
crease Of about $6,250000, as compared
with 1895.
The production of silver is given US
$1,000 600 fine ounces, an increase OF 300
600 ounces over 1895.
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London. June LA special dispatch from
Athens announces that the Turks have
retired from the othrys mountains 10 the
plains OF Thessaly owing to the difficulty
of transporting rations TO tho troops sta-
toned In thai range
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81. Louis. June i.--Vice presidents md
general managers OF most Of the linea COM
posing the Southwestern Traffic nssoeia-
ton met hero today TO perfect a reorgani-
cation. owing 10 tho MISREPRESENTATION
~ the Southern Pacific and one other COM
many. It was found 10 be impracticable TO
proceed with the reorganization. and the
meeting adjourned to the Auditorium hotel.
Chicago. June 7.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
"c Debt Has scd--Qunrtcr
or hilton on Hand.


Warrington, June The monthly state
N' Oh the public debt shows that the
WY less cash in the treasury, at the close
A., A. BUSINESS on May 90, 1897, was s996,6si,-
" decrease OF si.5GO.Os0, which is
'A''iaily accounted for by an increase
over 100000 cash in the treasury.
A' aeot, Independent of the cash, was
sM during the month si63.2l5. ac-
tn tor In the redemption account.
tsre., tl Is recapltulated as follows In
xhiss gearing debt. sSi7 1855 .030 debt on
nNS interest has ceased since maturity.
ga ssi debt bearing no interest, SS7s,-
hoxsysr 'o.ai H,226,797 ,S64, This amount,
ee,,j,Ies, does not include $685., 535, 1853 in
an ,ou,, ana treasury notes. onset by
me- amount OF cash In the treasury
io, iiae cash in the treasury is classified as
,siss. Gold. $751; 10Y .sgl; silver. s5ls,-
feers. PAPER. sli7,s9i 900: disburslng Of
Ia alanees, sls,129. 555-total, 1857 i96,-
hli,,es me which there are demand iia-
zig outstanding amounting TO S6s7 1888, :
tiee,n,- net cash balance In the
Of ssi0llS.sls.
w,s.,'p's ana Expenditures.
'on' June 1.-The comparative
ap.,.. OF the government receipts and
,o,,, lures during Nay show that the
r.rs,. ''p's We're 500 .7sT. 39n and the ex
IN he r,o sSs'los,259. leaving the surplus
Nay lsss oh,h SSsS,i3i. The statement fol
The ros,, SHOWS deficit OF s3.7s2s75.
sonlh amo from customs during the las
a CON-, "nouhted TO sl6.ss5.0ii. an iuoreas,
The r "'"i with May. 1895. of nearly SGTs
lno,. receipts from internal revenue
Hi,ss.A 10 sio.673.oIi' a decrease o,
hon,hs The deficit for the clever
n,s.s7S,s,,n me present fiscal year amounts
waxh,, silver Production.
- = n0n, June mir. Preston. direc.
~s mint. has about completed hi,
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WE ascc'pts ana Expcnd,tur...

w,.h,.snd silver Production.
- aston, June mir. Preston. direc-
4s mint. has about completed his
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"rATnrlNDER" is COMING.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
Odezwa W sprawie kOsciOia.

New YORK, d. l5 kwietnia 81
OdsIws do srsnownej publioznos
CT W Nowym Yorku i okolicy "
sprawie pobudowania koscio}s W Nc.
wynn Yorku, " gore miasts.
Ssanowni Rodscy!
Ma posiedzeniu kwartalnem To
waraystws Jen. Laugewiozs, grupy
Nc. 260 u. N. P. mysl, kt0
ra pr,yjeiO kilkadziesiat dObrae my.
slsoych polakow zarszsm czionkow
tegot Towarzystwa, ably doioty {
wsrelkiCh stsrah i zwoia6 posisdzs
ME IA dzieh 8 m,ja 1897, W sobote
wieosorem W sail Protection Hall,
no. o29 Courtland ave rog l52 u.
10y.
A wiec szauowni Rodsoy ME ga
pominsjcie, DO to jest basdzo wszns
kwe'tys, ktors sic tycry ksadego
polsks kstolika, a wiec ME stsnowi
to rotnicy cty kto nslezy do psrsHi
lob ter ME, ably rsczJi tylko prsy-
bye, a vteno1as wybi. rzemy komi.
tet, ktoremu Gaia p~ublicznos6 zswie
rzy J z ktorego bedzie ,alowolons
Il ssacunkiem,
az 29) 7~ymczoSoey komitet
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
POlacy W Ameryce.

w Manistee, Mich, obrsuy zostsi
Andrzej Kotta, polak, superwizorem
Z wardy, a Antoni BUjewski alder
msnem. w sSsie5nich osadaoh obrs-
nj z~ostali: Ma Oak III il obrauo vie.
lu polakow i tax Jan Dalka zostal
obrauy komissrzem drog, Wawrzyn
Bonner i Joref Adsmski ssdzismi
pokoju, PAVED Fronckowiak c1lou.
KLEIN komisyi ts~ksscyjnej (boari of
revieS). Michsi Burzyhski i Woj
cieoh Modrzejewski konstablami
Wszyscy nslezs do srebrnej partyi.
Ma East Lake zosta& obrsny Antoni
Miklaszewski, srebrny, sedzia poko-
ju.
Sprawa sprzeda,y kosciois
Najsi Maryi Fanny przysuis znowu
W poniedzisiek pod obrady sadowe
przed sedria Stesre. Adwokaci Ban
ku Amerykahskiego aadsli, ably Sc
dzia sprzedaz kos,ie&a, nabytego ia
licytacyi przez tenze Bank "a $4,000
osta ,%ecznie potwier1ai}. u uwsgi,
te wartosc kosoielna przewyzsza su
me kupna przyns uniej 5 razy, SO
dzia ma to sic zgodzi} i dal psrsfi
zuowu miesiso ozasu. ably W MIN mo-
g}a koscioi sw6j Ia powyAszs sumo
100000 odkupie.
Ks. Kolssihski otrzyms} zspewnie
ME, Re wkrotce dostanie ma pokyoz
ke ola kosoiota $4,000 cd pewnego
angielskiego bauku z Kanady. Jest
wiec nadziejs, ze piekny kc soi6l
Serca Msryi Fanny bedzis urstowa
ny. Prapda.
Wyjscbai do Afryki byly ga
lonista w. Kouepihski z New Yor-
su. Ma on tam bye zarradca hote
Ia, ktory Welzsnt bslti mc rski zsio
.yf Johsr desburgu, "a pieniadze
skradzione polakom W Baltimore.