davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
SZtandar ZwiaZku n. p.


Stosownis do danego pr.yrzec.s.
MIA Pani Slomihska wykohc.yla ma
ozas sstandar ola Nv. N. p. dar ma
s.yOh polek.
S'tandsr ten Oglsdalismy W pra.
Oowni Pani S4Omihskiei / pod.iwia-
lismy 60. Jest DO i 90 pod.i~ lac.
S.tandar ten to sroydzieio -
jak sic wsIysoy pr.ekonajs. Spra.
via on slime wraasnie ma kszdego, a
o6a dopiero ma z~~iazkowos kochajs.
cego i~nstytucje sws. Przeoisa ten
sstandar bed.ie widomym .nakiem
nss1yoh datnosoi - naszej praoy -
on mas prowad,i6 bedzie i zaoheost
to tel ME oglada 60 laden .wis.ko
Wy beg giebokiego w.russenis. Jakis
duoh oaywczy wieje /. niego. jakies
nadzieie blogie q serou POLISH emu
mike sdaje on sic m6wi6: Pracuj
Gle " wytrwaiosci, trud.ie j nadal
d,isoi Polski - zwia.kowoy - a
Ona weloa bed.ie.
WsPsniale pr.edstawia sic ten
sztandar, jakiego bodsj ME ma TAD
na iona organi.soya. Wykonaly
60 reoe polek - " praoowni pam
Saomihskiej, artystycznie j trvale.
Tho ma jednej stronie jest ANA.
rantowe. Widnieje ma MEM or.eI
polski wyhafsowany prawdsiwem sre
brsm, okolony galszkami, ora. ma
pis: Oswiata ludu - dokona oudu
Ma drugiej s~tronie jest to biale
widnieje ma MIN orzef amerykshski
.sotem hafsowany, tud.iea misterns,
roboty herby: Zwia.ku N. P. j re
czyPosPOlitej amerykahskie;. Mac
ORR m amerykahskim widnieje napis
Wolni Z wolnymi i r6wni z r6wny
mi a poniaej: ,,Dar polek .auie'
szksiych W Ameryoe" i oyfry 1880.
1897. Ma drzewou umieszozony ies'
orzel biaiy z~rywajsoy sic do lotu -
a Poaiaej wyryto nazwiska piecir
pan komit. t,wych. Piekny to sztan
dar, dar k~os.towny a drogi sercr
kazdego zwiazkowcs.
To ter slime reks 1 wysoko tray
m ic 60 bed.iemy.
Geese i dzieki s.anownym polkon
zwiszkowym IA ten dar wspsnisly,
IA to godio symboliozne - a slows
u~.rania ola 6rmy pani Siomi6skiej
Tow. Csntr. Polek darujs dc
sztandaru dwie szarfy - lranto
wa i biais Z napisem: Polska Z 30.
giem nis Bog - kto ME ,
Zwiszkis m. ten nssz wr6g.
Sztandar wysiano juz do Filsdel
fiji, gdzie go polki Sejmowi wreoza
gdais zostanie pos wiecony W jed.
nym I kosciol6w polskioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
Seim XII z. n. P.
(Urzedowe).

q rozporzauzenia Zarzadu
Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego
w Stanach Zjedn., upraszam So.
Delegat6w Sejmu XII, ably, sto-
sownie do oredzia Cenzora, sta.
will sic do miasta Philadelphia
ma dzieh 6 wrzesnia r. 1897 i
zebrali sic o godzinie 8 min. 80
do sail sejmowej, znanej pod
nazwa Harmonic Hail., ktora
sic miesci pod nr. 525-533 N.
Eleventh ST., Philadelphia.
Z wysokim szacunkiem,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

organ hakatystowski pr.ed wybora
mi W okregu swieckim ogaosii, .s du.
chowishstwo, ohoao s-isgnac jak maj
wieOej w~yborcow polskich, odroc1y
10 umyslnis termio spowisd.i wielka
~noonej.
w samej rzeozy byi oras wielki
- pis.e Gazeta grudziqdzka - ably
duohowiehstwo staraio sic Gesellige-
ro'ci samknsc usts i moana to o.oi
godnemu ks. dziskanowi p~oc.ytac "a
wielka sssluge, il W sprawis tel po-
o.ynii odpowiednie kroki. Ksie..
katoliccy ME powinni Geselligerori
nio.ego darowac, DO nspasoi, s.c.er.
silva j kiamstwa Geselligera dostaj,
sic do inny oh gazet ~niemisokioh i Ia.
truwaja opinis niemieoks w.gledem
mas. l Rad, gdy to klamstws
o~ssoserstws .ostajs be. odpowied.i
kary, must je uwa.a6 IA wisdomosoi
prawdsiwe j mote sie ma mich opie-
rae, jake na wiadomnsciach wiarogo
dnyth".
Dodac jednak tr.ebs. to biskup
ohsfmihski. do kt6rego, jake do swe
60 swisrschnika duohownego sglosil
sic ks. Block Z prosbs o ~wytoo.enie
GeseiIigeroei procesu, ME choiai sic
.godzic ma to ! ME stana} " obronis
Podwiadnego me duchowiehstw,. Ia
~okolicznosc, Re biskup odm6wil v
tel sprawis udzialu, pOmoae niewat.
Pliwie Geselligero,oi " opinii sadu,
Biskup niemieo ME tylko ME broni
duthowiehstwa polskiego, ale nave,
utrudnia mu d~ochod.snie krzywdy
szkodzi mu posredoio.
Wedlog sPrawo.dah ur.sdowyoh
wyszlo " T. 1895 ma .arobki do Me
mieo I jednego tylko obwodu regen.
cyi poznshskiej 24.324 ludzi, miano.
wieis 1923 meaczyzn i 10 COL ko-
bet. 2 tel lic.by p~o.ostaio ma OBJ
o.yznie ma al diuaszy 1793 mea
czyzn i $50 kobist. Pisma hakaty
stowskis zwr6oily obe,nie uwage ma
to wychodztwo zarobkowe i wylio,a
ja W pr.ybliaeniu sumo pisniedzy,
jake polacy ooroo.nie do domu pray.
noszs.
Naturslnie take tlumne wyoho.
d.two, DO Z dwoch obwod6w regen
oyjnyoh - poznahskiego i bydgo
skiego udaje sic ma zsrobki do
Niemieo okoio 10000, must powodo.
wac brak sil roboo.yoh ma miejsOu.
Brak ten zastspiono robotnikami Z
Kr6lestwa j Galicyi. w r. 1895 W
obwod.ie regenoyjn. m pornahskim
Pracowslo ll5O meaozy1n ! $50 ko
bet, pochodzaoych przewa1nie Z Ia.
boru rosyjskiego, W ozesci Z austrys
ckiego.
Dotychczas ME myslsno o ro.to
ozeniu chociaaby moralnej opiski
mad tymi wychodzoami. Zuamy je
den tylko dom o~bywstelski W Po-
znahskiem, " kt6rym r%obotnikom /.
Krolestws, Z gubernii kaliskiej roz.
dano kilkanasoie ksisteozek history.
o.nych. Drobny ten podarek wywsrl
wpiyw dodatni ma Gaia okolioe, .kto.
rel owl robotnicy pochOdzili.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
POkwitOwanie.

Ni~niejsrem skisdam stare polskie
bog zapiac" ofirodawcom "a of,.
ry, ksore zsoayli ola strsjkuiscyoh
braci-polskow W Minonk, ILL.,, q kto-
to efisry nadesssi p. FIR. III. ia
blofski " sumis t18 90.
Czssc Wan drodzy rodscy, MECH
Wan to Bog stokrotnie wynsgrodsiI
w imieniu straj kujscych polakow;
Piotr Serko,oski,
Jan Goliwqs.
yINoSK. ILL.,, 20 8-97.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
RArrERswYL, ll.go sierpnia 1897 T.
DO A
zgrOmadzdnych ma Sejmie XII
Zwiazku NarOdowegO Polskiego
wSt. ri. Poi. Am.

NizoJ PooPissni' xeorsni v nap
'erswylu pa uroozystosci .ioaenia
erca Kosoiusski ~ Msusoleum ma
Rspperswylskim, pr.esyiamy
Yam ayc.enia. by obrady Sejmu
XII p~r.yniosiy jaknajwieksze korzy
OF ola organi.acyi Was.ej ola
prawy nas.ej narodowej....
Mech ayje Zwissek Mar. Pol
Mech lyle Polska!
j. Galezowski, DR.. Pref. La
skowski. u. Milkowski, G. Stra-
szewski, Dr.. S. Kluc.kowski,
Amelia Gaie.owsks, Prof. DR..
Iguacy kyskowski, DR.. Karol
Lewakowski, M. Lewakowska,
w. G~as.towt, Cindygat, B.
Rubacki, J. Korytko, Rymtow,
ski, DIR. Stagie II ski, T. Witkow
ski, DR.. Zygmunt Balioki, l..
Sloho.swski, pre1ss Tow. Pol. "
Gsnewie, St. Buryan, prezes
Tow. W Zuryohu, z. Korytko,
Franciszek W6joik poesi ziemi
Krakowskiej do Ssjmu krsjo-
wego we Lwowie, Wilhelm ia.
blohski, krawiec, sekretarz Tow.
POlskiej Miod.ieay Rekods. i'm,
Jana Kili6skiego We Lwowie,
Bolesiaw J61ef Barth, stud.
phil. koresp. dzienn. W Zuriohu,
Roman Poioski intynier, Zu.
rich. Frankowski Ignaoy, Zu-
riob, Jak6b Bojko posei z Da-
~browskiego, Stasiuk Franoiszek
ma kolei W Zurychu, Maryan
Kspalczy hski W Zurychu, zGnic-
INA, Frankowski Wiktor, Zu.
rich, Waolaw Karozewski, H..
Ksroze wska, Zabierawski Kon-
stantyn, Clarens, Fidler Bsrtlo
miej, wloscianin Z Sanockiego
powiatu, Michal Jedynak z Rop.
ozyckiego powiatu, Jak6b ia
worowski = kozaniny, Edward
Baaske zZuriohu, Hrpolit Tch6
rzewski z Genewy, Wisdyslaw
Bandurski z Gsnewy, Jan Lip
ski " Zuriohu, Jan Furmanek
wloscianin . Kleoo.an powiat
Goriioe, Jan K~ssprowioz re
Lwowa, Jadwiga Kasprow iczo-
wa, Kazimierz Wrobls wski pre-
wodniOzaoy Tow. Crytslni aka.
dsmickiej we Lwowie, Artur
Simon z Brod6w Galicys. Kor
winus Z Bres6w, Leon Rogale
wicz, A. Tapuszewski, S. Bul-
harowski, Oh. Lsskowsks, s..
Laskowska, Korytko, Saniew
ski, S. R6zyOki, konserwator
Muzeum W Rapperswylu, Ro
man Danowski Lw6w, DR.. Err
nest Adam, redaktor ,,Przegla.
du Wszecbpolskiego" we Two
vie, Sczawifska- Brochocka,
Sczawihsk;-B roohooki, Stanislaw
Kosmifski, sekretarz Wv. Wyoh.
Pol.
(Naswiska rodak6w i rodaozek
d Isboru rosyjskisgO ola przyOzyn
adomyoh opusoiiismy. Pr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
zYCZENIA
OtrzymaliSmy diva komunikaty,
kt6re ponitei .amieszozamy:
PARYz 17-VIII 81 r

PARYz. Twill 81 r.
Szanoscny Odyaoatelu,
Telegram, prsyssany Pr.es ~
Mar. Pol. ma obch6d Kosciuszkowski,
sprawl nam wszystkim wislka PREY
jemnose; jest to zaswiadOzenie pred
csla Polsks, il wychodztwo amery.
kshskie z mysls, Z uO,uciem nasrem
II csynsmi naszemi jednoczy sic Ia
wsze.
Wielks sskoda, te telegram Wssz
sp6zaii sic %nieco; nads.edi on JUL pc
sko hozonej urcozystosOi ! byi odczy.
tany dopiero wiecrorem rodczas wie-
cser.y " jednym L hoteli, gd.ie mas
byio najwieosj rsbranych. . tym
ozasis przeszio p~osowa gosci juz
sic byia rozjeehsia, pozossali posta
nowili odpowiedziec Wan adresem
ayozeniami ma Sejm. Pr1esyism
Wan ten arkusr, poKryty podpiss
nj, miedry ktoremi wiinisja nszwi.
ska c.ionkow Rsdy Mureslnej, 2-oh
posiow ludowyoh ] 3 w~iosoisn z Ga
lioyi, nsswisko poety- ohiops, Jana
Kssprowio.s, znanego literats w.
Karczewskiego ! wielu innych.
P~rzeprasram, IL srkuss ten jest
tax sswslsny, ale ME motna i%naozej
byio rebrac podPis6w (re wrgledu
M ~spozoioDs pors), jsk chodrso pc
restsuraOyscb cd ssoliks do stOlika, !
trseba sic byio ~spieszyc, gdys o o 81
loci wiscrorem LIB rankiem dnia
nsstepnego, zebrani rodscy opu.
s~zcsali Rs~pperswyl.
DIR. X. Lewakowski osisds na rok
jeden " Rspperswylu. SPodIiewsm
sic, re prsy jego pomooy rospoosnie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

my . Wami wsp6lns prace re zdwo-
jons energia. Oosekujemy cd Was,
Obywatelu, 20 Ssjmie wiadomosoi,
jak sic uiota stosunki. a najwa.niej
s,a r.eoz ozy bedsie mo.na pr.ed
sisw.ise wydawnictwo wsp6lne.
S,iskam dloh Was.s serdeoznie.
C.esc i pozdrowieniel
8. Kosmihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

Jeteli " ozssie upsiow letnich
ooskolwiek jenny co ME jest Z ko-
rsys,is ola zoisdka, " skutsk tego
chorujemy. DIR. Asgust's Koenig's
hsmburskie krople lecss natyohmiast
! 70 pomoos tyohze wpiywom upa.
low motemy sic istwo oprsec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

Tow. Oswiaty W st. Paul, MINI.
Tow. Oswiaty odbe5zie swoje re
gularne posiedzsnie " niedsiele dr..
5go BIN. o gods. Sci wieczorem W
bali OBJ. Jsrosrs. Obeonoso kazdego
ozionks jest potsdsna, gdyt 50 war
ne sprawy do salstwienis.
IL uszAnowsniem
Frdnciszek j. Rosenthdl, sex.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
Skfadki

ma r1eoz polskiOh g%ornikow W Mi
monk, Illinois, cierpiaoych gi6d i ne.
DE straszna Z powodu strsjku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

Razem % akoye, II. l40OO-27 800 fl
Pisze, Re ,apisano 10 akOyj, ii. o.
bowiazani jestesmy zapaaoic Ia ME
25,75O f., a dotad wpiaoilismy IL
LA S5-na res.te zas many re 3 la.
ia termip. w TAXI wiec spos6b ma
my W wAlorach ~zsplaconych Tub W
.obowiszaniach ma te akcys ~ SOC
fr. zauiast postanowionyoh 10000 fir.
Przyznano, Re ME ma " tenn MIC ME.
normslnego, ami zlego, DO to walor
bardzo pewny, j rzeoz jest narodowo
pomoonora-a ia ME wied.so o pc.
stanowieniu, ME mogt,m sic do ME
GO stosowac. Postanowiono ably tax
pozostalo.
Ill 10y Dwie trzscie procent6w
nabiegaych W r. 1895 81 pc obraOho-
waniu wyniosiy sumo 3 s53 10; a gdy
" listopsdzie T. z. w.ieto jua Ia ts
konto 500 f., wisc pozostaio do dys-
pozycyi Komisyi Nsd.orc.ej 3, 453.
10 fr. o u1ytkowauiu tych picnic
day-jak pisa'sm wyasj-nie moga
wiedziet jsk tylko sami oz}onkowis
Komisyi Nadzorczej Sksrbu.
Pc prsedyskutowsniu r6Anych
kwestyj porIadkowych. jak utrzymy
wsniu rsohunkow i ioh bontrolowa
niu, Iakohozono zebranie I kontrole-
rani.
" leo ia kohcze mole Wan spra-
wozdan:e pozostaje z prsyjs zois i
szaounkiem.
u. Gdfezo,cSki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
REDAKTOR:
FrdnciSzek HerOnim I6SOalska

inferred at o. at Chicago, Illinois as second-class
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

w pracowni PAM S~iomihskiej W
Chicago zsbrano:
St. j w. S&omihscy 525
S. Bradel so
J. Kalaoifska so
T. A. so
E. C.erwony %
Razsm 800
Rokosz Chicago so
Sadowski so
Nicki %
Wiktor Bardohski" 500
r. Meolswski LOO
T. Stan %
Jan Dsrdzikowski" so
Poprzednio f. III. J. 100.
Psni Barry if, ska ! Spoika 500.
NJ. s. 25
Stanisiaw Ostrowski 25
Ludwika Blikowska so
Leon Roman %
J0zef Dorshski 30
Stanisisw Mruwc.yhski so
Stsnisisws Jsworsks %
Rszem t24.80
w oswartek wysislisuy pisrwsre
t16 - ma ktore kwit otrzymslismy !
poniasj zsmieszcrsmy. Reszte wy
sislisuy We wtorek.
o dslsre skisdki upraszs sic.
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80
l2,l44.85
$500
70 20
IL 82l.05
l47,835.65

Walory " got6woe " banku EUR.
to same co byly " kohcu +. 1895
jak to .apewne pull. Miikowski
Wan wykasal, " drukach, kt6re mu
przesialem. Gdybysoie tego ME mie
Ii, to Wan wypis.e. w roku ODE
onym dokupiono tylko 5000 fr. Rem
~ Rumuh,kiej 4 pro. +. 1895.
Walory q mnie - % to kwity
Banku .iem,kiego " Po.naniu ma
sunny wlane, ma 4 pro. jake zaliO.ka
ma Podpisans 10 ,kOyj .~awier.onej
III. emisyi tego Banku
IIdo) o akoyaeh tyoh--a raorej I
powodu tegc-Eswisdonilem Komi
sye iz--wbrew temu 90 ogios1ono "
ostatuiem sprawo.daniu Skarbu, ma
stronie 8 zdsje sic. ME upr.edzono
mic, abym ME kupowai tyOh akoyj ma
wiecej jak 1000 fir ; dlatego r.ecu,
ia %inaczsj sic nieco pr,edstawia. Ma
my BOWEN: 3 akoye pr.y.
SHANE I Ameryki, NJ. $50,
i 10 akoyj ~.apisanych l9.OOO-23 $50
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
CENZoR:-T M. Helinski,
Duluth, Mimi.
wICK-CENzOR: = J. Maternowicz, lIss Broad
way Buffalo, N. Y.
pREzES:-E 4. z. Brodowski, Sol Noble ct. Chi
cago, Illinois.
W1CK-PREZESowIK:- A. Biaszczynski, ess W.
II ST. Chicago, Illinois.
j: Saskatchewan, 500 Superior ave-, South
Chicago, Ill.
TAsYER:-W W. wleklinski. l02 i4 W. Division
st., Chicago, Illinois.
fIEKuNOwfE KAsY:-A. X. Centeia, Is Cha
pin st.. Chicago, III.
b. L. aciejewski, SIG W Il st., Chicago, Ill.
I. +. Dsnkowski, GO W.. Il st. Chicago, Ills,
0EKR. JEN. ADMINISTRATORS ,,ZGODY":-
M. j. Sadowski, ls = il W. Division ct.
Chicago, III.
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" bsnku ksntonalnym
Zurichskim " walorach l3l $40 So
got6woe 8.O74.O5
Rszsm- 1875. OLA 80
d~yrektora Muzeum
waloraoh 49,. 12.l44.85
wskslu Was.ym- 59S.OO
got6wce.. 1872 20
Razem- IL 82l.05
Ogden l47,8S5.65
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02

Pofozenie anglikow " po1noonych
Indysch jest bardzo krytyo.nem Jak
bowiem donosss do Times" Z Sim.
II, ,ebraio sic ma granicy Af1snissa-
nu kilka tysiecy mahometan pod
wodzs jakisgos fsnatyka; pc wygio.
szonej przes niego movie, uderzyli
ma anglik6w, samknietych " maiym
%forcie, poiotonym osmnss,ie mil an
gisl,kich " kierunku polnocnym cd
Pesssweru. Ajax odpsrto, poo.em
nspastnioy cofneli sic do wsi, kt6ra
podpslili. Przeoiw powsta6com Wy.
russyia silns zaioga angielska I Pc.
szewaru; do bitwy jednak ME prrysz-
10, gdya powsta6cy Ocfneli sic.
Wogole Ferdynsud buigsrski jest
obecnie rocno skompromitowany /
pc 10 latsoh swych rrsdow zsssed&
tax daleko, Re ,ta sis przedniCtem
nieomal powssechuego szydsrstws,
ale nswet ! wsgardy. Wssysskie
Prawie powaaniejsre pisms odzywsjs
sic o MIN I lekcewszsniem ! wstre-
tenn. Buigarys strsoiis przez niego
ssacunek, ktorym IA ksiecia Aleksan-
dra oiessyia sic " E1ropie " wyso-
kim stopniu, q on sam, marzsc o
osdobieniu swyoh skroh korons kr6-
lewsks, 20 prostu sic zblatnis, gdy2
sultan prsyjsi traktowsi 60 90 do
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
The Billiard Tournament

New York, November 30.-Gerge +.
Slosson and George Sutton played the
second game in the billiard tournament
at Madison Square Garden concert hall
this afternoon.
Sutton made a desperate effort to cut
down Slosson's lead which was growing
dangerously near the Tooth mark. and
though his audacious drives, and at
times clever nurses, captured the house,
he could not maintain the good work.
Another long run of t~wenty-nine, in the
fifty-third carried Slosson over the Tooth
mark, the score standing Sal to go in
Slosson's favor. Sutton started in the
lead but as the game progressed Slosson's
superior skill was visible. and Sutton
seemed to lose nerve with defeat staring
at him.. In the siXty-ninth he braced up
for t~wenty-four and in the seventy-sec-
ond he made a grand rally and made a
run all over the table for fifty-three, Il
Sky rocket ending it. The score was:
Slosson 500: Sutton 3SS.
Averages: Slosson. 6 2-3; Sutton, 5 9-37.
High runS-SlosSon 33; Sutton 53. Time,
) hours, 46 minutes.
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The Wreck Of The COrdi1lprO

San Francisco, November 29.-The Brit
ish bark Cerdillera, which was reported
lost off the coast Of South America, by
cable dispatches in the early part OF this
month, foundered off Valparaiso and
fourteen of her crew are supposed to
have been drowned. A letter was re-
ceived today from the city mentioned to
the effect hat the only survivors Of the
disaster were Carpenter F. c. Lynch and
first and second officers, Hamilton and
Heather. The Cerdillera sailed from Liv-
erpooi for Port Natal. South Africa,
nearly one year ago. From Port Natal
she proceeded to New Castle, N. S. W.,
and from the latter port to Valparaiso.
While there part of the crew deserted
and Mrs. Everett, wife OF the captain.
was taken i'll n forced to proceed to
England by steamer Captain Everett
then put to sea with a new crew. When
the ship was about 200 miles off shore,
she capsized in a squall and went down.
The first and second officers and the car
penter managed to cling to a capsized
boat and succeeded later in righting the
craft. Then they headed for the coast,
were picked up by a coasting steamer
and brought to Valparaiso.
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A all to southern Bankers

Atlanta, Ca, November 29.-At a
Association today a resolution was
unanimously adopt. I'd calling a meeting
of the bankers throughout the south
to assemble in tlant on December
18th to consider the question of cur
rency reform. Every bank in Atlanta
was represented and the meeting unan-
imOusly adopted resolutions which are
in substance as follows:
That the time has arrived for the
south to demand Of congress better
banking facilities under a just and
equitable federal law. That the
United States government should re-
tire from the banking business and the
whole system of national finances be
readjusted on such a sound and %scienti-
fic basis as will give each section of our
common country a circulating medium
adequate to it's business, and based
upon it's commercial assets. That note
holders and general creditors should
be protected under federal laws and
hat the measure Of value should be so
definitely n permanently settled as
to make all our currency, paper and
specie, good in any part of the world.
That there should be no discrimination
between state and national banks, the
former to have the same privileges of
note issue as the latter, but under fed
eral supervision. Invitations to the
Atlanta meeting were sent out today
to every southern bank,
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The Austrian Cabinet Resigns

Vienna, November 29.-It is stated
here that is soon as the new cabinet
is formed, Baron o Gautsch Won
Frankenthurn, the former minister OF
public instruction M ecclesiastical af-
fairs who has been entrusted with the
task of forming a ministry to succeed
that of Count Casimir Badeni, who re-
signed yesterday, will enter negotia-
tions with the leaders of the Germans
and CZechs with the view Of bringing
about a modification of the ordinances
making the Czech language co-ordi-
nate with the German. 1t is these or
dinances that caused the riotous scenes
in the lower house of the reichsrath,
which in turn produced among the
populace a ferment bordering on revo-
luton. In consequence OF which the
Badeni ministry resigned.
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we be saved. Can we hope to be among
the innocent? All befovcd brethren.
the love OF God - far reaching. God
also owe repentant manhood n re-
pentant womanhood.
When the Pharisees repealed the sin
ner. Christ opened His arms TO Them
The pathetic scene Of Mary Magdaien
Amounting the feet of Jesus whist he
was the guest OF Simon brings nso
iation TO many q weary soul"
The sermon was very plain. simple.
and sweet. Many may have expected a
more elaborate discourse. but the sub
ject was handled mastery in the Car
dinal's own style. IL was understood
by all His eminence concluded his
discourse by exhorting a greater prac-
tice OF Christian love in the world. He
said IL We love each other. we desire
n nothing better than to speak and con-
verse with each other. SO also IL we love
Christ. let US with him more
frequently in prayer"
During Sunday the Cardinal was III
guest OF Colonel F. w. Kerchner. a. his
elegant home on South Front street.
An elaborate inner was served in
courses. and those who were present be-
sides his eminence were Father Wheel
an, Father Fletcher. Father Divine.
Father Price, Father Dennen, Father
Griffin, Hon. Warren G.. Elliott. Captain
John F. Divine. Major ID. O'Connor, and
Messrs. NJ. J. Corbett and owen F.
Love. The dining room was very
handsomely decorated with palms.
roses, chysanthemums and carnations.
In the afternoon from 4 till $50
O'Clock, Cardinal Gibbons received in
formally and several hundred people
called, including many citizens who
were not Catholics. Fathers Dennen.
II ~.,H
Divine. and Mr.. Owen F. Love-. and
Misses NJ. r. Kunkle and Agnes Vogt.
neices Of Colonel Kerchner assisted at
the reception and Joined Colonel ker-
Inner in introducing the callers. The
| Cardinal was not robed in his vest
ment, and his manner was very inform
al and cordial. He had a hearty pres
sure of the hand n a kind and gen.
tie word for everybody. His remem-
BILE. Although it was more than
twenty-five years since he resided In
| Wilmington and eight years since he
visited our city, he recognized at once
many Of his old acquaintance and even
knew many children from likeness to
| their parents whom he had known in
the years gone by.
The double parlors in which the re-
| ception was held were beautifully dec
i oAolCa va 0tAIi ACAiSp toSCSs "AAa
chysanthemums. Avery handsome floral
design of the mitre, ta~stefully and ar
tistically wrought Of white roses. car
nations and chysanthemums, across a
| design of cardinal ribbon, hung over
the centre table. The other rooms in
the residence were also decorated with
roses and chysanthemums.
Colonel Kerchner had the dinner
party with him at tea also, and the
hospitality he dispensed vas princely.
Everybody, however, who knows this
| highly esteemed W~ilmingtonian are
aware that he is fully equal to such oc-
casions.
The Cardinal and the Baltimore
priests left Sunday evening at 7:15
| o'clock for home, leaving behind them
a most pleasant impression.
Colonel Kerchner forwarded the
floral mitre to his sister in Baltimore,
| Mrs. John N. kunkle.
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Washington, November 30.-Repre-
sentative Cannon, chairman Of the
committee on appropriations, arrived
in Washington today. Speaking to a
reporter Of the Associated Press, he
said that his policy for the approaching
session of congress as chairman Of the
house committee would be to hold the
appropriations, 80 far al he could con-
troll them. down to existing conditions.
Il believe in a liberal but not an ex-
travagant policy in making appropri-
~ations." he said, a until our reve-
nues increase shall oppose entering
upon new enterprises requiring the ex-
penditure of government funds"