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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Glossy przedsejmOwe.
(Ciag dals.y Z strony 81.

CHICAGO, II sierpnla ~.
Ma posiedzeniu komisyi instruk
oyjnsj gr.257 uchwslono nastepujsoe
instrukoye ola delegate ma Sejm XII:
/. Zaprowadzic posmisrtne 2 ka
tegoryi ma $500 i ma $1,000.
2 zony nowo-wstePujsoych o.ion
k6w maja bye poddane rewi.yi lie
ksrskiej.
3. Popieramy wydawnictwo
,Driennika Nar.." ma podstawie ak
oyjnej sp6ski gruP. . utrsymanism
kontroli pr.ez Zwiazek Narodowy
Polls.
4. Sprawe Eomu emigracyjnegc
.ostawiamy do decyzyi Sejmu.
5. Fundusz Skarbu Mar. Polls /,
znajdu;acy sic W Zwiazku Mar. Polls,
ma BY 6 niezwlooznie prselany do te-
got Skarbu.
8. w dzisle oswiaty, popieramy
wydawpictwo tanich dzielek przez
Zwis.ek Mar. Pols.
2, J~estesmy stanowozo IA zapro'
wadzeniem referendum.
8. Sejm XII powinisn 70 lie to
Jest moaebnep) powziast jakies u
ohwasy W celu poaoaenia tamy wstret
nyr zaburreniom W par,fiach polsko-
katoliokioh.
o. Stawiamy ~propozyoye, ably
Sejm XII .ajsi sic spraws postawie-
mia domu ola staro6w i kalek zwiaz-
kowych.
10. Zarzad Zwiszku Mar. Polls,
ma byc (oproOz cenzora, w%ioeoen1o-
ra i jednego z wioeprezes6w) wybie
ranym Z jednej miejscowosci, a to
ola tego, ae rozdzielony .arzad ME
Jest ". ttsuie pilnowac dobrze inte-
res6w organizaoyi.
IL. Piatni ~uruedniOy Z~iazku
Mar. Polls. ME majs pobiersc osobnej
" czasie Sejmu dyety (oPr6oz bilstu
jazdy).
IL. Wszysoy urzednioy zwiaako
Mar. Polr. ~(w1sczajao takte gfown.
lekarza, bibliotekarza i dyrektor6w
b~ibliotski) maja bJc wybierani prrez
Sem.
Milosc i Iozdrowienie,
Komitet:
Frdnciszek Mdrchletcicz;
Jan Tobias;
Wacfaao Sumalski;
Jan Knietz;
Jan Zdpilihski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
WiadOmOSci ZwiaZkOwe.

On. So 10 Chicago:
Tow. CIV. Putsskiego, bed.ie miec
" d. 20 BIN. o gods. 2 posisd.enie, ma
ktoren kaady o.ionek obscnym bye
powinien pod obaws kary, gdya ma
tenn posied.eniu nassspi wyb6r no
wei administracyi.
Knoll, sekr.
Or. 9 10 Chicago:
Tow. Gminy POlskiej bedzie miec
W d. IL v rzesnia o godz. 2 po poiud.
W hall zwykiych posied.eh swoje
zwykie posied.enie, ma kt6rem ma
ssapi wyb6r novel administraoyi ma
rok nastepny.
S. Lauferski, sekr.
Or. PIG 10 Menominee:
Tow. Synowie Polski mialo W d.
Is b. m. swoje posiedzenie ma
kt6rem sekretarzem prot. i koresp.
grupy obrany .ostai OBJ. Jan Msoiu
kiewicz, ma ktorego reoe odtad ko
respondsncye i listy dotyorace tw.
powyaszego adresowac nalezy.
Jan Msoiukiewicz, 920 Dunlap Nv.
Or. 23S 10 Baltimore:
Tow. i'm. Kilihskiego j Giowackis.
go ma W dniu 20 bm. nadzwyozsjns
pesisdzenis o godz. 2 pc polud., ma
ktorsm katdy czi. pod kara ~ebecnym
Oyt p~owinien.
j. Wyczalek, sesr.
Or 63 10 Miludukee:
Tow. K. Puiaskiego ma ostatniem
posisd.eniu jednoglosnis uohwalilo
ma sejm do Filadsl6i ME wysslac de-
legats, a to Z powodu zlych c.as6w.
T. Czerwihski, sekr.
Or. ISL 10 Brooklynie:
Tow. Ogniwo Brsoi Pol. ma posie
dzeniu odbytsm W d. Is BIN. wybra-
10 delegation ma seju XII wv. oh.
T. Kornobis, zas OBJ Emilia BORROW.
niokiego sekretar.em prot | koresp.
grupy W miejsoe dobrowolnie uste-
pujaogo OBJ. Ant. Mstlowskiego.
K nil Bobrownicki, 485 Metropoli-
tan ave.
Or. 27S 10 Buffalo:
Tow. Jana Ill Sobieskiego bedsie
misc " d. 10 wrzesnia o godz. A pc
poiud. " lokalu OBJ. Edw. Gorskiego
pm. 1868 Sycamore nj. swoje mic
sieczns posiedzsnie, ma ktorem obec
nosc ws.ystkich c.lonk6w jest ko
nieczna.
1g. j. Keniziora, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Wazne dla czfOnk6w Tow. ,,PO-
step" W Duluth.

Niniejszem zwoiuje nadz wyozaj-
ne posiedzenie Tow. Mar. ,,Postep,"
IA d.ieh 20 sierpnia b. T., to jest W
przyszla niedsiele pc sumie do hall
szkoloej, ma kt6re katdy czlonek
Tow. stawic sic powinien, gdya odbe-
die sic ob6r delegate ma Sejm, jak i
wypraoowanis ] wrec.enis instrukoyi
temuz W sprawach, kt6re ma Sejmie
beds omawisne.
q szacunkiem ! pozdrowieniem,
A. Grabartiewicz prezes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

tego gr.schu ws.ystko sic da gro
bic. -
Podana wyaej ro,mowa jest autsn-
tyczns, rormawialismy o tenn pred
po~sied.eniem klubu polityoznsgo d.
20 sisrpnia b. Z. W wigilie wyja'du
p. Brodowskiego do EaroPy, i jeaeii
ME % tn to 9. mt slowa. to jednak
mysl i trese tego co m6wii p. Bro
dowski jest tn Podans.
NJ. Koniitski,
delegst gr. 30 ma seim XII
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
ZawiadOmienie.

New YORK. Is sierpnis 1897.
Oststnie posiedzenie delsgst6w
gruP zwisnkowyob ma Sejm XII z
New YOrku, Brooklyns ] okolioy cd
bedzie sic W niedziele 20 sierpnis o
godzinie 8 po poiudniu pod nr. 213
Forsyth str, New York City. ODE.
onosc ws.ystkich delegatow Z tel
okolicy jest p~oasdans.
M. Konihski, sekr,
32l K. 9th str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Zmiana adresp.

Niniejszem rawisdsmiam wsryst-
kith ozionkow or. rs Nv. N. P, i
ws.ystkich sekretar.y grup wv, Re
obecnie missskam pm. 920 Mound
st , st. Louis, Mo.
u szacunkiem
Andrzej Trzecki, sekr fin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Y South Bend.

Niniejszem z~swiadamiam csion
Tow. Sksrbu Nsrodowego oddzis}u
South Bend, ia posiedssnie roosne
odbedrie lie dnis 20 b. m. o godsi
ME 1880 wieozorem " sail Kosciusz.
ko, pray ulioy Chaplin. ObeOnosc
w~s,ystkich crionkow jest poasdsns,
mianowicie kolektor0w.
Jan Rozpfochorski. sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

Osiabione nerwy wskutek upalow
lstoioh ~jeszoze wiecej sic osasbisjs,
a wynikiem tego Jest neuralgia.
UtGwsjcie oleju sw. Jskobs, kt6ry
wsm,cnia nerwyi usuws sierpienis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
Skfadki

ola strsjkujacych braci polak6w "
Minonk, ILL.,, kt6r.y cd l maja juz
ME pracujs:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
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POmOc daicie nam rOdacy,
Gdyz 0krOpny gftd mas neka!

ODEZ va
do us.ysM ich 6raci poldko,o
20 Ameryce!
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Oh. F. H. J........ . Chicago,
Ill. ) L 90.
A kto nastepny?
The Progress., 1897-06-05

our people, those who enjoy IN
s+rnctiye and ediiying entertain
ments. have grown to look Tor
ward to the commencement OF
This nonular seminary, ever antlcl-
rating a literary, musical treat;
pever the least whit disappointed.
Monday night there will be e&er-
cises by the primary and lnterme-
date departments, followed oy a
| musical recital.
On Tuesday night at $50 O'Clock
a meeting of the Alumnae Assooi
alton will be held.
At the same hour Wednesday
,;,bt the Commencement Will De
,resented. To this an ad mission
foe Of 50 cents will be charged
and we'll worth that sum Will IL NC
, too. ,s,
Our people should attend thes'
exercises in large numbers ah'
Give their hearty moral ana hiian
cial Endorsement and sup por' !
- the K. P. Nelson Seminary one .
- the finest in the South.
The Progress., 1897-06-05

Until the street PAYERS reach rex
&C avenue, the City Council shooi q
l-een that thoughorfare sprinkied.
Mr.. r. Bernathy OF Wllo Luz
cia. complimented The Progress
With a call last week.
The Progress compliments MT
and Mrs. H. Hawkins on the e&cei-
1ent showing made by their daugn-
tor Miss Merry, in her examlnatioh
at the closing session of the NOT
| NAL school,
| Dr John P. Scott has let the
,,+-.ct for the erection OF Two
sn1endid brick store-houses on MS
property on Texas street, between
Eawards and Marshall. They Will
be pressed brick and iron fron'ais'
nth stone trimmings.
Captain NJ. L. Scovell, the pop
7 ,,1.- General Freight Agent OF tne
, KANSAS City Shreveport and Iui
Railway, will now be found IN M
~ office. no, 112 Texas street
n These quarters are much mo.
% comfortable, and far more access
&c BILE to the public.
The Progress., 1897-06-05
DRIFTING NeMSLETS.

,ity ought to have one. !
Mr.. Claude BATH has been IN the .
CITY this week greeting and beng
greeted by his numerous TRENDS.
A basket factory which would pay
a handsome dividend, can be es-
+ab1ished here with only a small
sum OF money.
The Progress wishes the brick
for our street paving could be
made in Shreveport, or by some
one or company close by.
The wind TIL ursday blew down
a large quantity Of growing corn
Int we do not know whether any
serious injury or not followed.
Shreveport now has two MILL
tarv companies, both under state
militia government. The last Is
he Irrelevant Rifles, named In
honor of Hon. p. j, Trezevant OF
our city. This company organl-
zed with an active roster OF 40, the
are we'll posted in the tactics.
Look out for the bikers; big
null-off. or several Of them, has
been fixed for next Friday,
Tell YOU what, the K. Z. union
depot begins to present an lmpos
ing and handsome appearance
The passenger trains leave iron
this depot now.
One NAV now "scorch'' and q
no damage to anything.
On Monday morning MI. Jus1I
Ricou left for Europe, to be goh
several months, and will spen
part of the time in the Alps. "A
ENJOYABLE time and safe return
the sterling old gentleman.
In another part of our paper
error has been made In sIa'ii
that the Mooringsport tish Try al
dance would take place on Ihur
day next. while Friday Is the c.
rect day.
Shreveport is now being We
industrially worked by organize
of benevolent societies with e
dowment features. These orga'
GERS say that their assocla1i.
love to pay their death ciai
promptly. and do not take PIE
ure in alleging suicide aud get''
the case in court, so as to enes
compromise, or defeat the cls
altogether. The Knights OF ~
las can learn a valuaole les
from this.
There will be preaching a' d
dan street church to-morro" d
a. m. and SD p. m. Gun
school at $50 a. M, chlior
prayer meeting at 3 p. m.
The Progress., 1897-06-05
Al a A a a IL ~ - ~ "
co. co. GO! y.
TO w. p. 4EHRYS: !.
POS g gs9se; Grocery,

And buy your Sugar Coffee (raw' roasted s h
~ yasses and Demarara Syrup (this syrup is somepe,
1900 and oood> Hams other meets Canned oorh anu ~ "
r. f and vegetable lest, Crackers IN ons"haSe
cod, and Cakes OF the best quahty ten
A. D. ~ fbink of it: good laundry Soap bars 1or
r+ar, ROYAL Prices, Hughs and other BAKING Po"Si'
ci of al kinds Flavoring Extracts OF all KINDS anu p
0p'Ne Vanilla at per bot'e' ass'
Try Cor roc in bulk and in large Vare'y-
oes' 800 .nd offers many ea'Aoe
ne ~ many to mention and ask the ad'es esla,
s and examine goods and get his prices. ne h;
TO can anu those who buy from num- -
deliveries ah' ~" .t 49, p. LEARY,
The Progress., 1897-06-05

The closing exercises Oh JIG
p. Nelson Seminary Will oesin
next week. This report WILL No
doz,bh he hailed with pleasure DIS
The Progress., 1897-06-05
Excelsior @roeery*

I, connection with my Commits
s;nn Ruisness have opened the
ahnra Retail Grocery, and carry
an. stocS OF Fancy and. Staple
Groceries, consisting OF the pes
Errban1 creamery butter, best
The herald., 1897-12-03
KNIGHTS OF MACCABEES

Los Angeles tent elected the follow
ing officers Wednesday evening: Brain
ard Smith, p. c.; Frank Bryson, c.; Ed
win Clark, L. c.; A. w. Plummer, chap
lain; e. NJ. Guthrie, r. X; John Spier.
+. K; Ed Klingelsmith, S.; w. D..
Shearer, M. at A; Oscar Kuhn, first M.
G.; S. f. Henderson, second M. G.; ]. H.
Boney, sentinel; Fred Anthony, picket;
DR.. William Dodge, physician; Dr. e. G..
Beeson, physician, sick and accident de-
partment; Sherman Smith, c. K. Wal
rath, C. ]. Walter, board Of managers;
e. Bassett, organist; Frank James, poet.
Several applications for membership
were received and two admitted. Next
Wednesday evening there will be initia-
tion and a financial discussion as to the
building fund.
President Mckinley Is an earnest men,
ber of the Knights of the Maccabees.
The ladies of hive at University will
give social dance next Wednesday
evening, to which all Sir Knights and
their ladies are invited.
On Wednesday evening hive 1 had an
interesting time electing officers, ETC..
with the following result, so far as heard
from: Lady Dennis, p. c.; Lady Will
Jams, c.; Lady Fay, L. c.; Lady Rowell,
r. X; Lady Wolf. F. X; Lady Shearer,
chaplain; Lady Merry. sergeant; Lady
Carberry, M. at A.
Hive 16 at Rosedale will elect officers
this evening.
The herald., 1897-12-03
A German Marriage Notice

The following engagement notice ap-
peared the other day in the Frankfurter
Zeitung: Herbert Wildbart, Count of
the Empire Won Drommelsheim, Knight
Commander (Capital-Comthur) of the
Royal Bavarian Order of the House
knights of St. George, Royal Bavarian
Chamberlain, gives suitable notice here
with in his own and in the name OF his
wife, the high-born Countess Ursula Won
Drommelsheim nee Countess Won Hoch-
helm and Schwarzkopf, of the approach
ing marriage of his and Of his late wife,
now resting in God, the high born Coun-
tess Frederike, Countess Won Drommels-
helm, nee Countess Of Leisenbeurg-Al-
sheim's daughter, the hgh-born Coun-
tess Elizabeth Won Drommelsheim, with
the high well-born Baron Won und zu
Neuenburg, Royal Bavarian Lieutenant
of the Reserve in the Tenth regiment,
ROYAL Bavarian Gentlemen of the Cham
ber and Knight of the Royal Bavarian
Order of House Knights of st. George,
son of the high-well-bo Baron of the
Empire, Friedrich Won und zu Neuen-
burg, landowner and head of the family
at Neuenburg, Royal Wurtemberg
Chamberlain, Commander (Comthur) of
the Royal Bavarian Order of House
knights of st. George, and of his late
wife, resting in God, the high-well-b
Baroness Hildegard Won und zu Neuen-
burg, nee Baroness of Hohen-Kapfen-
berg.-Chicago Tribune.
The herald., 1897-12-03
INDEPENDENT FoRESTERS

Election of officers by the courts COM
menced on Wednesday evening with
Courts La Fiesta $50, Semi -Tropic 1442,
Mateo 3343, Palmetto 3345 and Angelina
1922. Last evening Court Los Angeles
422 elected officers. This evening Courts
Morris Vineyard 532 and Occident 467
will elect
High Chief Ranger McElfresh will
leave Los Angeles next Friday morning,
December 10th, for Toronto. Can, to at
tend e meeting held in honor of the COM
pletion Of the fine Forester temple in
that city. It is a magnificent structure,
the finest In the Dominion Of Canada,
and is said also to be the best home
building of any fraternal order in the
world. 1t is occupied largely by the
supreme court of the order. Bro. Nc
Elfresh will return to Los Angeles be-
fore Christmas.
The high chief ranger will visit Court
Silverado 1865 at Santa Ana next Tues
day evening. at which time public
meeting will be held and the H. c. r.
will deliver an address.
Court Centinella 1856, at Inglewood
will give grand social public meeting
next Thursday evening. The high chief
ranger will be present and address the
A. j. Donnell of Court Pacific 1247.
Portland, Ore, was a caller at the high
court office Wednesday.
The herald., 1897-12-03
An ApDeaI to and for the Eye

S. G. Marshutz, optician, Of Los An
geles, CAL, recently published an adver-
tisement which contains good thought
very we'll expressed. The displayed lines
are particularly effective, and the argu-
ment is sound. The only unfavorable
criticism which the announcement seems
to merit is that it Is rather lengthy. A
little, a very little of what is said in it
might properly have been left to be in
ferred. Advertisements of this kind not
only interest the reader but also impress
his mind. The statement that 'the first
impression on the human brain is pic
ture through the eye," coupled with the
reference to an imperfect or bedlmmed
window, causes every reader whose eyes
are imperfect to dwell upon his suspected
misfortune and to realize the Importance
of prompt investigation. He thinks of it
every time he feels pang or seestdimly,
and every time the thought recurs Mar
The herald., 1897-12-03
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

A new lodge, Fidelity &c. Ladies of the
Fraternal Brotherhood, was instituted
at Olive last Friday night, with a good
membership.
Supreme Secretary Bartholomew and
Deputy w. s. Spencer have been doing
some good Fraternal work at Pomona
and Chino the past week.
La Grande 9 initiated five candidates
at their last meeting, and more are ex-
pected tonight.
The lodges of the city will hold Joint
reception next Wednesday evening in
honor of Judge G. S. Bartholomew, Su-
preme Secretary, and Deputy w. S.
Spencer, who are about to leave the city
on an organizing trip abroad
Hermosa 32, Ladies of the Fraternal
Brotherhood, Initiated four candidates
Monday evening, and are progressing
finely.
Arcade had good meeting Wednes-
day night. Brother e. A. Beck occu-
pied the presidents chair. Three can
didates were initiated. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing term:
w. s. Montgomery, President; H. Il.
Lawrence, Vice President; f. E. Rich,
Secretary; A. H. Snyder, Treasurer; j.
B. Kuhn. Chaplain; DR.. A. M.
F. Mccullough, DR.. J. M. King,
Physicians; S. C. Bartholomew, Ser
geant; II. H. Fish, Master-at-Arms s.
D. Ellsworth, Inner Doorkeeper; c. w.
Keith. Outer Doorkeeper;, J. X. Miller
and s. G. Bartholomew. Finance Com
The herald., 1897-12-03
B. p. O. E1Ks

At the meeting of Los Angeles 80 We'd
nesday evening sixteen new appplica-
tions were received for the school Of
candidates. The date of admission will
be fixed at the next meeting Of the
lodge. 1t will doubtless occur Dec. 2Sth,
at which time the work of the new ritual
will be performed for the first time in
Los Angeles. Several residents Of San
Francisco and San Diego will be ad-
mitted.
The order Of Elks throughout the
country has made more increase in men,
bership and of better class of candi-
dates during the year than for ten years
past.
Brother Elks will be panied to learn
that Brother Irwin T. Bush, member
of Los Angeles 80. and we'll known in this
city, was found dead in bed at Cincin-
natl last Sunday morning. Brother
Bush was prominently identified with the
vaudeville stage as the famous Jewish
impersonator.
The question as to the advisability of
holding the session Of the grand lodge of
Elks in New Orleans in May next, on
account of the recent yellow fever epi-
demic, has been carefully investigated
and considered by the lodges throughout
the country, and the decision is in the
affirmative. Los Angeles 80 so voted at
it's last meeting.
The herald., 1897-12-03
JOE WILLIAMS FRIEND
Helped Him to Spend His Money,
Then Burglarized His Room

Will Moore was arrested in First
street club room yesterday afternoon by
Officer Wilson and confined in the city
Jail on a charge of petty larceny. 1t Is
probable that a burglary charge will be
filed against him.
A few days ago Joseph Williams, who
works in a tunnel in the San Gabriel
canyon, came to this city for few days.
He picked up an acquaintance with
Moore, and several times invited him to
his rooms, at 11714 East First street, to
stay all night. Moore was very accom-
modating, and helped Williams to blow
in his money, as the latter had just been
paid off before coming to the city. Final
ly Williams decided to shake his
friend, who stuck closer to him than n
leech, and told him that thereafter he
would occupy his bed alone.
This sudden cessation of hospitalities
made Moore angry, and the following
morning he came around to the room
and crawled inside through a window,
which he had pried open with knife.
He gathered up Williams best coat and
vest and started away with them. AT
the head of the stairway he was met by
the landlady, who attempted to stop
him. Pushing the woman aside, he ran
by her. The coat and vest he sold to a
second hand dealer. Williams gave a
description of the thief to the police.
with the result that the officer succeeded
in locating him yesterday.
The herald., 1897-12-03
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

La Fiesta camp has elected the follow
ing named officers for the ensuing term:
L. D. Swartwout, p. c. c.; DIR. w. M.
Boyd, c. c.; George I. Kyle, L. A.; H. j.
Bartlett, banker; John II. Foley, clerk;
c. NJ Stamm, escort; A. w. Miller,
watchman; ]. H. Pinkerton, sentry; j.
X. Flynn and A. IL. Bishop, managers;
DIR. A. b. Newkirk, medical examiner
The honors of Il past consul COM
mander were bestowed upon William r.
Uber, who has served the camp as clerk
for three successive terms.
A smoker will be given on Monday
evening, Dec. 13.
A handsome banner has been ordered
by La Fiesta camp from Neighbor A. T.
Gray.
Lauristina circle SS Women of Wood
craft initiated six candidates into the
mysteries Of the order last Monday and
have fifteen applicants for initiation at
a later meeting. The circle will meet
hereafter every Saturday evening at 7: sc
o'clock in Fraternity hall. I. o. o. f.
building.
This jurisdiction now has nearly 400
camps and the membership will soon
reach 10000. The amount paid to bene-
flciaries in California during September
was $27, 200.
Pasadena camp 243 has big member
ship; over 200 in good standing.
The herald., 1897-12-03

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vertiser gives the eye and the modest
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of stability and competency. AS rule,
big types should not be empoyed in sig
natures to advertisements. If the matter
which precedes is not interesting in sub.
stance or in the manner of its presenta-
tion, the name in big types cannot cure
the defect. If what precedes Is logical
and interesting, the name and address
will not escape attention. Printing names
in large types is like shouting them.
Empty barrels only give forth loud sounds.