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The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
PEAKS ISLAND.

The baby show at Forest City rink yes
terday afternoon was a success, as SO
mothers with their children, were in at
tendance to compete for the prizes. The
judges were made up from residents of
the island, and Capt. Geo. E. Brown acted
as referee. The prizes were awarded as
follows: First, Ralph Powers, a silver
knife, fork and SPOON Second, Emma
Donnelly, gold necklace; third, Marga-
ret McGonagle, set of silver dress pins.
The babies were each dressed in neat
attire and seemed to enjoy the reception
given on their behalf. The reception
was held from three to four O'Clock and
was largely attended.
A large crowd witnessed the game of
polo at the rink last night between the
Freeports and the Forest City team. Al
ter a very interesting contest of 40 min
utes the Forest Citys won by score of 10
to o. Don't forget the grand ball at the
Rink Friday night, dancing from $50 to
1130.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
ADRFT ON A RAFT.
Rescue of Youthful Mariners in tho
bor-The Exploit Gives Capt. Fickatt 81
Text-Other Sermons for the Boys.

Five little boys, ranging In ages from
9 to 10 years, embarked sometime yester-
day forenoon from Fish Point for a vow.
age about the harbor. Capt. Lawler. aged
12, son of Ticket Agent Lawlor of the
Grand Trunk, was in command. The
craft was small raft and when the five
boys were on it, there was not room
enough for another boy. The object of the
voyage and the port of destination were
not entered on the books of the Custom
house, but it may be that they intended
to explore Back Bay or the region of the
Smelt Point in search of the island of
Robinson Crusoe. But the tide was run
ming out and stiff northwest wind was
aiding the tide in blowing their frail
craft away from the shore.
When they had drifted out into the har
Dor about half mile, even the stout and
experienced heart of Capt. Lawler began
to sinh.
With slight strips of wood for paddles
they could not stem the tide, andItheir.case
has not mended by the original idea of
one boy who, getting down on his stom-
ach. reached. his feet and legs into the
water and used them as kicking propel-
lors.
About / O'Clock in the afternoon, how
ever, a sail was discovered on the horizon,
and the affirighted boys soon saw vessel
bearing down upon them. 1t was the
good row boat Carter, with Messrs Fred
B. Kelsey and John E. Bradley, who
were returning from trip to the yacht
Penelope.
"Do you want to be savedp" asked the
gentlemen as they ranged alongside the
raft.
EYES," came back in a loud and joy
GUS chorous; and the next instant the
young navigators had tumbled into the
row boat, altogether, no boy waiting to be
lost.
"You were pretty well frightened,
weren't your" said Mr.. Kelsey, after they
were comfortably seated.
'Oh, non' shouted all in chorus. eve
were all right; we were just sailing?"
When the row boat and It's shipwrecked
sailors arrived at Custom house wharf,
Capt. e. P. Pickett, heard of the adventure,
and with his usual readiness to draw a
moral from matters maritime, thus adj
dressed the hearers:
"The boys adrift on q raft are like
sailors on craft, and both are like the
other sinful mortal ON the stream of life
The sailor may be coasting along under
easy sail, all thoughts of danger far
away. But tomorrow the craft that has
carried in safety may go down under his
feet, leaving him with nothing between
him and enternity but an extemporized
raft, on which he may be thrown with
his starving ship mates. One by one
they die of hunger and thirst, unless some
friendly sail, as in the case of these boys,
brings hope and life where was despair
and prospect of DEATH
The boys were also favored with other
sermons at their respective homes.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
ARGUING WITH OLD IRON.
This Is How Jacob ROdman Got the
Worst of Debate,

Simon Cohen the Assaiiant, FIees With the
| Police on the Track-Rodman's Wounds.
There was wild excitement IN the
vicinity of Fore street early Thursday
forenoon, occasioned by conflict be-
| tween two men, whichSwent to such an
| extent as to cause rumors OF murder.
| One rumor went so far as to place the
number of persons killed at four. Deputy
Marshal Sterling responded at once in
the patrol wagon with four officers.
When he arrived he found Jacob Rod
man lying in the yard of his house at 274
Fore street, with the blood running from
cash over his left eye, and the neigh
bors running Historically about.
1t seems that Rodman who is about 80
years old and who formerly ran a store
in this city, met with financial reverses,
short time ago. Simon Cohen, young
man about 20 years of age, worked for
Rodman, and claims that there were
wages due him.
Cohen went to see 'Rodman Thursday
morning. 1t seems that Mr.. Rodman
was in readiness to move the household
goods of his family to Lewiston. Mr.
Rodman was assisted by truckman and
they were engaged in removing the goods
from the house to the team which stood
in the doorway. Cohen, who is resi-
dent of Chatham street stood in the door
yard watching the proceedings. It ap.
pears that aside from money matters or
in connection with them the relations
existing between Cohen and Rodman
were not of the best, and the neigh bors
say that some few months ago Mr.. Rod
man upon provocation gave Cohen a
sound thrashing. Cohen learning that
Rodman was about to move to Lewiston,
realized that there was but one chance
for him to see Rodman, SO he went to the
Rodman house prepared. Cohen had with
weighing about two pounds. 1t is said
that when Rodman's attention was
drawn in another direction by some one
that addressed him, Cohen threw the por-
ton of the coupling that he had in his
possession. The ragged edge of the coup
ling 6brlCk IoOQI1dlt d utdNy UlOW JuSU
over the left eye, and the blood from the
wound flowed profusely.
Upon the arrival Of the patrol the Off
GERS had the injured man removed to the
house and DIR. Baker was summoned
DR.. Baker examined the cash and said
that while the cut was deep one and
came near causing bad fracture, he did
not anticipate any serious results.
AS soon as the assault had been COM
mitted Cohen made break for liberty,
running through Fore street and down
| Franklin street.
| At late hour last evening Cohen had
| not been captured. The wound does not
| seem likely to be at all serious.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
Br,eham,s Concert Orchestra.

The weeks engagement of the Brigham
Concert Orchestra at Riverton is nearly
TO close but the interest in their work is
good and the entertainments have been
we'll attended all of the week. There are
but the two days of the week remaining
il which to hear this orchestra so that
those that have not attended this week s
entertainment should do SO sure before it
is too late. The solo work of Madame
Barutio and the character vocalist sketch
of La Petite Blanche are interesting feat
ures of the programme.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
A Bicycle Phenomenon.

A local bicyclist met with queer acci-
dent last evening. AS he was riding along
he heard snap and felt his rear tire go
down. He dismounted and was
astounded to see swelling out of the tire a
white, bla dder-like globe as large as his
head. A little investigation showed that
the outer tire had broken, leaving the
expansion force of the air within to push
the inner tube through the outer and de-
yelop the queer globular rubber bag.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27

The annual meeting of the Diamond
Island association was held at Elwell hall,
Wednesday evening and officers for the
ensuing year elected as follows:
President-FranklinM M: Lawrence.
ecretary-Henry c. Gibson.
Treasurer-George Fl. Libby.
Directors-F M. Lawrence. H. N.
Pinkham, W. II. Thaxter, G. f. Stafford,
G. J. Chapman. Il: W. Noyes, r. ID.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
ELECTRIC ROAD NOTES.
Work Progressing on the Line to Var
mouth.

The Portland & Yarmouth railroad will
begin today to lay the rails across Mar
tins Point bridge. When these rails are
laid the line will be continuous from East
Deering along the Foreside for about
five miles. The feeder wire for the trolley
wire is also hung. The work of stringing
the trolley will begin as soon as the rails
are laid at Martins Point bridge.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27

The fame of the Maine Central railroad
extends far beyond the confines of
America. Col. F. E. Boothby, the gen
eral passenger agent of the road, has re-
ceiyed a note from Count Henry Magma
quit, Florence, Italy, in which the Count
saws that he contemplates trip to this
country and requests that timetables,
handbooks, and the usual passengers
literature of the road be sent to him.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27

The following transfers Of real ESTATE
h this county have been recorded in
&g Registry OF Deeds:
Martha Foxton to Jacob Rosenberg ct
al, lot of land in Portland on the north
westerly side of Vine street.
Abbie II. Mitchell ct al of Yarmouth to
Georgia N. freeman, lot of land in Var.
mouth.
John F Litchfeld to Susan A. Day.
both of Freeport, lot of land in Freeport.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
brief JoTtINos.

The frosted glass recently placed in the
inside doors of the public library has
been changed to clear glass again
The gutter ON the Oak street side of the
Jefferson Theatre has been laid in bricks,
set edgewise.
Mrs. Parks of Orange, N. j., boarder
at Mrs. Glover's on State street, was
riding on blackboard Wednesday and in
changing seats while the team was in
motion fell of and was dragged about ten
feet before the driver succeeded in stop
ping the horses. She was badly cut and
bruised, but was not seriously injured.
Pearl street, between Cumberland and
Congress, has been put into good con-
dition by means of new gravel and the
road roller.
Janitor Brown of the auditorium,
was presented by the New England Fair
exhibitors with mounted silver chatting
dish, foot rest, massive rug, toilet
set, and numerous small tokens, testify
ing to the regard in which he was held.
There will be considerable golf playing
on the links near Fort Preble during
the coming two months.
1t was c. f. Edgerly, who petitioned
the city government for leave to run a
merry -go-round, and III. FL. Hansen for
damages to his store. The names were
incorrectly printed yesterday.
4 James Davis, while working at the shoe
shop in Yarmouth, Tuesday afternoon,
caught a finger in the cog wheel of the
skiving machine, jamming it badly.
DR.. Thomas dressed the wound and hopes
to be able to save the finger.
A special town meeting for Yarmouth,
for next Wednesday at 2.30 p. M, to see
If the town will agree to the electric rail-
way company planking the road bed in
stead of paving it.
A long section of trolley wire broke
down on the fort road at the Cape DUR
ing Wednesday night The cars took a
flying leap across the break yesterday
! morning until the wire was repaired.
Fl. @. Bailey & Co., will sell the wrecked
10 a. m, at Browns wharf.
One of the big guns for Fort Preble has
nearly reached its destination, being now
in the process of ascending the hill on
the Fort road. 1t is monster cannon
and it has to be moved very slowly.
The county commissioners room is
very handsome and sweet smelling, after
its thorough renovation.
1t was a beautiful day yesterday with
a bright refreshing air and warmer than
for several days past.
The committee of the city government
on electrical appliances met yesterday af-
ternoon and approved bills.
The board of public works met at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon and approved
bills.
Mr.. Rounds, chairman of bells and
clocks, says ''that if the young hoodlums
in the vicinity of the Park street church
will let the Park street church alone,
there will not be any fault found with
it,
Mr.. Marshall of Bath, who was much
interested in the workings of the prohibit
tory law in Portland and vicinity some
time ago, is again in the city. 1t has
been suggested that his work shall be
as valuable, if not more so, to Bath than
to Portland.
Up to 9 O'Clock last evening there had
not been an arrest by the police for the
whole day.
The committee on city government
trip to Boston, met yesterday afternoon
and talked the matter over, but transacted
no business for the public.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27

Ac.s1M1LE signature of cHAs. H. FLETos-E Err
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsToR1A-
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castorias
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
"N1rs. WINDOWS sootn,nv syrap.

"NIrs. WINDOWS Soothing Syrap.
Has been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething
with perfect success 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie. regulates the bowels. and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 20 cts
q bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
SCOTCH
L0RRAINES.

We are showing a very large
variety Of these goods so popular for
skirts, waists, children's dresses and
many other purposes. They are thirty
inches wide and are warranted not to
shrink or fade. Come in plain checks
and stripes. Three grades, zoe, Csc,
3oc.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
High School Notice.

Applicants for admission to the High School
are requested to be present at the HIGH School
Building, Monday, Sept. 1S, at $50 a. m
Members OF the three upper classes of the High
school are requested to be present at the High
School Building, Tuesday, Sept IA at S3Oa. m.
Per order of the Committee.
aug27dtd y. M. LORD, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
PERCALES.

Our new line Of fall Percales
should be seen before the assortment
becomes broken. An immense varie-
ty in all the seasonable colors---good
quality---yard wide, 7c yard.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
Excursion TO FAMOUS Places.

The Grand Trunk will run an excur-
sion to Quebec, Montreal and St. Ann de
Beaupre, September 6. Tickets good till
October 6.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
BED PUFFS.

$1.25. One lot Of fine quality
Sikaline Bed Puffs or Comforters-
extra large size---well made and filled
with clean white cotton---many differ
ent styles and colors.
Better ones at $l.5o, 200, 2.25.
800 each.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
Examination for Adm issfOn to
High School.

All persons who wish to enter the High School
and do not hold cards of admission from the
grammar schools are requested to present them.
Schools City building, Monday. Sept 6. at 10 a.
m, for the. purpose of ascertaining in what
branches, II any, they shall be examined.
statements of their standing. from the teachers
Of other schools which they have attended.
Fer order of School Committee,
aug27dtd o. NJ. LORD, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1897-08-27
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Owen. Moore & Co.
j. r. Libby.
Rines Bros. Co.
Eastman Bros & Bancroft.
Prof Bachimont.
The kindergarten.
Maine Central Excursion.
Cloudy & Kent.
School Committee.
Saunders Restaurant
ADJUSTMENTS.
Forest City Rink.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, round
and Similar advertisements willbefound under
heir appropriate heads on Page 6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
POlacy W Ameryce.

Wspolredaktor ,Kur. Polskiego'
p. Jsnusz organizuje ekspedyoye
msjsos sic skiadac Z IL ludzi, kt6rs
pod jego przewodniotwem wyruszy
do kopalh Iiots W Alascs.
= Bobaterstwo polskisgo chlopoa.
w Msriden, Conn, nieswyklej cd
wsgi dowi6d} ohlopak polski Karoz-
msrski, r.ucsjsc sia diva ra.y do
rzeki ma pomoo swemu tonaoemu
bratu, Pom'mo n~adludzkioh wish
k6w msiego bohatera, dziscko uto
neio ! ciaiko jego dopiero " try
dni wydobyto. q inicyatywy wisd.
miejscowych oraz prasy, kt6rs o MILO
dym bohaterze - polaku, diugie IA
miesciia artykuiy, Ksrosmsrski 20
stanie nsgrodaony .iotym medalem,
tudsiet ma bye ssrssdaona ola ME
go sk'adks ! Iebrsny kspitai bedzie
mo d~oreosony po dojsoiu do peino.
letnosoi.
Ruryer No,ooyorski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

Gle choc chwilowo nasz giod. TIE
jalmuane ME wydacie ma aadne shy
tiki, ale ma do~stsrczenie kawalka ohle
ba, kt6rego tax tadni ~jestesmy, DO
smierc glodowa jut stoi pod naszemi
drzwiami oo.ekuje ma swa .dobycs.
Me dajcie nam I giodu umierac,
tylko ratujcie ~ .giodniafyoh, a
Pan Bog wan Z innej strony wyna
grod.i, a my pozostaniemy wan
wdzieczni i seriecsnie dziekowsc
wan bsd.ie my i "a naszych dobro
osyhc6w ma sawsze uwazsc bed.ie
my!
z serdecznsm pozdrowieniem
Firanciszek KroH,
Jan GOlitcqs.
Stdnisfaw Halagirrd.
J6zef Szymahski. komitet.
MINoNK. ILL.,, Wood Ford Co., d.
Is, sierpnia 1897.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

KocHANI BRAcIA PoLACY!
Jestesmy zmuszeni Z prOsba udac
sic do Was, ola tego, IL jestesmy
wystawieni ma smierc giodow4, to
tego powodu, IL zmuszeni BY lismy
.spr.estac ~praoowac I dniem l maja,
ola tego, Re kompania .nityia nam
place o 124 centa ma tonic wegls.
Me jest podobiehstwem IA tax nj
sks Oene pracowae, gdyt ! tax W re
szlym roku ledwiesmy ma aycie mo
gil zarobic. Wiec pracujso Ia tax
maiem wynsgrodzeniem, smisrc gio
dowa do drzwi naszyeh stuksis. Kom
pania .niayla nam place cd l msja,
choc inns kompsnie utrzymsly zess-
'oroozns place j~sszc,e do l lipcs.
Ola tego nay nsjbard,iej jestesmy
wyniszoseni, gdy kompania nssza jak
wyaej wspomniasem, jus Fl maja
upsris sic | stoi PREY swojem. Jua
4 sy miesiac upsyws, jak my miserne
ayoie ped.imy. . dnia ma dsieh ma
dziejs sic pooieszamy, 9 kompsnis "
swoim uporue wytr.ymuje ! ugodslc
sic . nsmi ME mysli. Jest mas tn
120 famiIij polskich, ktorzy wiel-
klein upo~korzeniem ! wstydem " ser.
GU odsywsmy sic do Was kochaoi
Bracis, gdytl ubo do pracy .dolni !
OhOislibysmy pracOwac. zsdusj
innej roboty tn ME ma, tylko ia jedna
kompania sstrudnis robotnikow, "a
tenn ME mozemy nigdzie MO zsrobic.
/ chocbysmy sscaeli "a tax nisks
place wegiel kopac, u. "a so ct. cd
tony, to zadus misra ME wytywili
bysmy swoioh rod.in, tylko, ae dopo
moglibysmy kompaniom ssmi ma sic
bat ukreoic. Wieo wolimy wytrwsc
! ME scabowac, tylko ozeksc kC hos,
a. sic skohczs te giodowe oierpienis
nasze.
A wieo upraszsmy Was koohani
Brsois o msis jssmuzne, to was nis
subofy . nam pom otecie ! zasrekoi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
SprOstOwanie.
TOLEDO, 81 sierE

TOLEDO, II sierpnia 81.
Ninisjszem prostujemy notstke u
~mieszczoos W ~dzisiejssym numerse
ga.ety yAmeryks," jakoby OBJ. A
Kujawa wybrany byi delegation
gruPy 355 Wv. Mar. Polls, leos be.
mandatu." OBJ. Kujsws, wybrany
byi jednogiosnie nsssym delegatsm
ma Sejm jut diva tygodnis temu 1
j~ednoozesnie wreosono mu mandat
lsgalnie wypeiniony podpisany
Przez wssystkieh urzednikow grupy.
Mech to kilka slow wystarczs "a
wyprowsdsenie Z bledu niektore o
soby, ME o~bznsjomione j~esross do
kfadnie, przypusscsany, : konstytu.
cys nassej orgsnisaOyi.
Cztonkosoie grepy 335
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Il Buffalo.

w dniu % sisrpnia b. T. W sObote,
staraniem Towarzystwa I'M. Rejtana,
gr. 219 q. n. P. bedzis urzadzony
bal ma koraysc Towarzystwa.
Bal odbed,ie sic W Kosoiuszko
hall p. n. 1920 Broadway. Poo.a
TEX o god.inie Sci wieczorem.
Do licznego wspolud.ialu 1apra
s.a sic wszystkich Braci Rodakow.
q p~owataniem,
KOmitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

CHICAGO. dnia 24so sisrpnia 1897
Ma mooy nsdeslanyoh ~deklaracyj
i certy 6katow z~ostsly przyjete ma
stepujace Towarzy silva:
Grups 1856, Tow. Sw. Stsnislawa
Kostki W Freelsnd, Luzerne Co. Pa.
sekr. Adolf Rakocsy bx 1872 P. o.
Freeland, Luz. Co. Pa.
Grupa S86, Tow. Synowie Korony
polskiej W Cincinnati, O., sekr. w.
Janisze wski, 1888 Massachusetts, av.
Camp Washington, Cincinnati, o.
Grupa 387, Tow. Synowis Kr6lo
wei Polski " Buf.lo, N. Y. sekr.
w. j. Szosepaniak, 10 Leopere ct.
Grura 388 Bractwo Bratniej Pc
mooy sw. Sianisi. Kostki " Chicago,
Ill. sskr. j. Malozewski, 79e-21 st.
Grdps $50, Tow. Jan Ill Sobieski
" Jersey CITY, N. j., sekr. A. Par
don, 55 Boule ward. Jersey City,N.J.
Grupa 800. Tow. ow. Kr.yaa "
Chicago, Ill. sekr. X. Sakowski. 32OS
Wall d..
Grupa 39l, Tow. Pstryotyo.ne "
Lyksns, Pa. sekr. Jan Dyba,L ykens,
Danphin Co. Pa.
Grupa 392, Tow. Dswon Wolnosci
" Chicsgo, Ill. sekr. J. Ciohocki. $50
Dickson ct.
Grups S9S, Tow. Synowie Mstki
Polski " Chicago, III. sekr. s. Sle-
ssyoki, 1927 S. Morgan st.
Grups 394, Tow. sw. Kazimierza
Krolewiozs " Owstonna, MINI. sekr.
X. Grabsrkiewics, Owstonna, MINI.
q rozpor.sdzenia Rzsdu Central
nego
VI. j. Sddowski,
Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Wspomnienie pOsmiertne.
Czytamy " ,,Patryooie:"

Czytamy " nPatryooie:"
w niedziele, d. Is b. m. po po-
iudniu, pc dlugiem meczehskiem .y
ciu, zasnaf W Psnu s. p. Jan Suf-
fo.yhski W szpitalu Siostr.yozsk,
wykoiysany " puchsch - d.iedzio
obssernych w}osoi ma Podolu, .marl
" Domu Ubogioh.
Urodzony " Z. 1888. ma odgios
P~owssania 1S4e T. pospies.yi W pierw
see | wkr6toe po diugiem wie.,eaiu
zostal odesaany etapami W glsb Sy-
beryi Z kad Pc dwakro6 pr.y po
mooy pr,yjaci6a i p~ienied.y powra
oai do kraju. Polioya jednak oarska
troPiia 60 l wraoals tam Z kad u
oiekl.
Ia t'z .oim raIem, udalo mt sic
pre- 1otta6 pc zagranice msoiwego
cara, kt6ry mu lacznie . wolnosoia
s~kon6skowai majstek i posbawil
zdrowia.
Skoiatany diugiemi oisrpieniami.
nie.dolny do praOy, pr.ybyi pr.ed
II laty do Ameryki, gdzis mi.l ma.
d.ieje odzyskac .alegia pensys pc
generate Puaaskim swoim wuju W
o.em Pr.ssakadzaaa mu pewna dale
Ia krswna tytuiojsoa sic hrabina i
domsgajsca sic cd rsadu jakiegos
milionowego spadku pc generate Pu-
iaskim.
o~ozekiwaniu uzyskania tel slusz
ME nale,aoej mu pc wuju penryi
- zyf oicho, skromnie, ME narzekal,
zarabiajsc ma chleb pows.edni ped
lowaniem drObnostek pc ulioaoh i
parkach.
Pr'y .asiiku staiym cd jednego .
naJzacniejszych nss.yoh rodak6~ 8.
p. 81 Fl 'zyfski utrzymai sic przy ia
klein takism zdrowiu az do m~iesiaoa
lutego " kt6rym dotkniety zostal
parali.em, a W nied.iele, przeni6sl
sic do wie,znosci.
Ukoohal on GAIA duszs ziemie 70
dzinns, ola ksorej poswieoil wsryst-
10 90 miai ! samego s!ebie; to te,
Stworca bedzie M miiosoiwy -
ziemia Ia skropiona kr ~is sala ,hetns
jego krewnego, powinna mu bye
lskka....
ZSf W nsPomnieniu ! poniewierce
ale historya wpis.e nszwisko jego ns
chlubnyoh kartach patryot6w j me
o.ennik6w narodu naszego.
Spoozywsj W Bogu!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
ZaN lad, mienie.

w niedziele, d. % BIN. odbedzie
sic zaraz pc naboaehst vie posiedze'
ME czionkow cd wszystkich grup
.w. " Duluth, MINI. samieszkalych
Ma tenn posiedzeniu prryjds bard.o
wa.ne sprawy pod obrady, ktore do
tyo.s Nv. N. P.
Me ulega najmniejszej watpliwo;-
ci, 70 katdy zw., ktoremu dobro tel
orgsni.scyi ma ssrcu lety, ma TO po-
siedzenie prrybedzie.
2 p~owaasniem
n. Szlachciak, Sekr.