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Evening journal., 1897-01-19
AN MuAl-
Mater Rents

office of the Water Department. south
west corner Of King and Sixth streets. II
paid IN January 10 per cent. Will be de-
i'm February. per cent. will be deducted:
if paid in March, the face Of the bill Will
be demanded.
April 1st per cent. will be added to the
face Of the bill. and the ferrules of de-
1nquents may be drawn.
Office open a. m. to p. m.
JOHN S. GROHE. Registrar.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
POssE AFTER BALLOT- -BOXES.

Sheriff Finn and five deputies
James r. Hance, James w. Foster,
John G. King, Jacob Wright and r. c.
Gordon-left on the midnight train for
Dover to take charge OF the New Castle
county ballot-boXes as soon as surren-
cred by the speaker of the House, and
to return them to their safe lodging
place in New Castle Jail. The posse is
expected to return home early to-day
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
BURIAL OF MISS FLEMINC.

The funeral of Miss Laura NJ. Flem-
ing, formerly of New Castle. and only
sister OF NJ. b. Fleming. took place this
afternoon, from the residence of her
father, Samuel Fleming, Sr., No 1927
South Carlisle street. Philadelphia. In
terment was made at Mt Morah Gene
terry. A number of New Castle people
attended the funeral.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
ANoTHER WINnow sMAsHFn

50 numerous are the depredations
committed by an organized gang of
burglars which infest this city that sew
eral Of the Market street merchants are
having burglar alarms placed in the
stores to connect with the police de-
partment. Another attempt was made
last night to rob the store of Wolters.
at Second and Market streets. The
thieves smashed the large show win
dow with a covered brick, but secured
nothing. The police are of the opinion
that bricks covered with carpet are
used in order to deaden the sound.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
MORIARITY- -M'KEEYER GO.
THE WILMINGTONIAN WAS UP
AGAINST A GOOD MAN, BUT
SHOULD HAVE WON.

About $50 Wilmington sporting men
went to Philadelphia last night to see
the six-round go between c. j. Mortar
ity and Charles McKeever. 1t was ex-
pectei that the battle would be a
hard-fought one, and no one was dis
appointed.
There was a division of opinion as to
which had the better of the fight in the
minds OF the officers of the fight, but
there was no division in the minds OF
the spectators. 1t was clear from their
wildly enthusiastic cheering that in
their opinion Moriarity had right tc
the decision
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
A BREEZE OF MERRIMENT.

Grand Opera House this evening, un-
dOubtedly supplies as much fun to the
square inch as any farce comedy star
on the American stage. In fact, there
are no dull moments when he is in view
of his audience. When it is not a
smile, it is a breeze of merriment, and
the breeze presently develops into a
gale which threatens convulsions. In
his new piece Mr.. Daley is said to have
part which fits him as perfectly as
did "a Country Sport" and which en-
ables him to be even funnier than in
that celebrated hit. John J. McNally
who wrote "A Good Thing" is said to
have provided Nj Daley with a COM
edy which gives an audience very little
breathing space between the laughs.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
MISS PHIDADELPHIAs" RETURN

NIoo THIIlAJLLFI1IA0 ) RLIU RN,
The Grand Opera House will offer
its patrons on next Thursday night the
much talked about Miss Philadelphia. u
The new extravaganza will receive its
second production in this city by very
large company, with splendid stage
mounting, and all the music, pretty
girls and exquisite costumes that made
it so popular in Philadelphia last sea-
son for over one hundred nights. The
company is headed by Willie Collier
the well-known and popular comedian
who has convulsed many a Wilmington
audience with his quaint and original
methods.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
AL G. Fields company gave one of
the finest minstrel performances ever
seen in Wilmington at the Opera
House last night to a very large audi
ence.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
RAILROADS
P SUN EaYLVANTA RAILROAD

The Standard Railway of America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lNIEkLOCkING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
A CONTEST OF BIBLE QUESTIONS.

A CONTEST OF BIBLE QUESTIONS.
In the NJ. q. Church membership
there is much guessing going on as to
which team win win in the Bible ques-
ton contest next Friday evening, when
fifteen pupils OF Mr. Collins Bible
Union will meet fifteen of the most apt
scholars Of superintendent Wise's adult
school. Some handsome prizes are to
be given out oxford teachers Bibles
and commentaries are in great demand.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
THE NEWS Of NEW CASTLE.
SHOE BUTTON IN HIS NOSE.

GEORGE NJ. WELDON. AFTER UN-
DERGOING MUCH PAIN, is FREE
FROM THE FOREIGN SUBSTANCE.
George NJ. Weldon, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon, of Seventh and
Clark streets while playing with a
neighbor's child at his home about six
weeks ago, pushed shoe button up his
nose.
After making a thorough examina-
tion his parents failed to discover it.
and thought it only childish prattle.
Last evening, after a period Of great
pain, the child pulled the button from
his nose, much to the alarm OF his rela-
tives There have been no serious re-
Suits
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
REPAIRS no Two vEssELs.

The National Dredging Company S
dredge, Alva, has been hauled out on
the Jackson and Sharp Company's ma
rine railway for repairs, and sand
barge No. /, of the Charles Warner
Company is also being repaired there
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
LOCAL GUARDsMEN LEAVE AT
$50

Company II, of the First Infantry,
joined her regiment this morning at
the railroad station at $50 in heavy
marching order, and for the first time
under Colonel l. Pusey Wickersham.
The New Castle soldiers numbered
thirty-fve men and two officers, Cap
tain Edmund E. Rogers, commanding
Before leaving the soldier boys agreed
to not do a thing to any Spanish flags
and keep away from the Kent county
girls.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
FINE Bill AT DOCKsTADERs.

The best show Of the season is at
Wonderland Theatre this week. 1t is a
continual round of laughter from start
to finish. every act being applauded to
the echo. The Sidmans are by far the
best sketch team ever seen in this city,
and received enthusiastic calls at both
performances yesterday. Barnes and
SissOn, another clever pair. were
obliged to respond to half dozen en-
cores. The Worlds Trio, favOrites
here, are doing a new and dressy act,
and pleased the audience immensely
Annie Sylvester, the Barretts, and in
fact the entire program met with the
approval of the large audiences at both
performances yesterday. The show is
clean, new and without a flaw.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19

UNION EvANGELIsTIC SERVICES.
Rev. r. A. Dawson, Of st. Georges,
Del, preached the first sermon of the
union services at Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, under the auspices Of
the Ministerial Union, yesterday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money IL 1t fails to cube. 25e
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
INsTALLED a. Q. U. w. oFFICERs

Grand Master Workman Charles
Heinel and staff, of the Ancient Order
Of United Workmen, went to Hockessin
last night and installed the officers of
Valley Lodge, of that place.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
FOR THE SouTH
DELAWARE DIVISION.

4.30, 615 6.5o. 9.51 p. m, and 1910 night.
For Lewes, S.13 a. m; 4.27 p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del
For Harrington and way stations only,
ESQ p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 65s
.. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 11.04 a. m, and 11.56
d. m.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19

Gas
The Wilmington Coal Gas Co.

Announces to its patrons with great
satisfaction a reduction in the price of
Gas, and hopes that the reduced price
will encourage its greater use for il
Illuminating, heating and cooking as
well as for power.
II has been the aim of the company
since the last reduction, in 1891. to i'm
prove the manufacture and distribution
of its gas, and thereby to increase the
sales, so that a reduction could be made
at the earliest possible day.
That time seems now to be nearly
reached, and the directors have this day
ordered that for all Gas sold by meter
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
BE- O.

Schedule in effect November %. 1898.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsct
Light.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19

per thousand feet, subject to a discount
Of ten cents per thousand feet on all
bills paid within ten days of their de-
livery; and that upon all bills unpaid
upon the expiration of the said ten
days grace deduction of eight cents
per thousand feet be made, provided
payment be made dr-ing the current
month of first delivery.
EDWARD BELTS, President.
January 8, 1897.
Evening journal., 1897-01-19
SUNDAY TRAINs.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.51 p. m, and 1910
night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 11.56 p. m.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford. Laurel and Delmar. l1.56 p m.
The herald., 1897-10-21

orange Of excellent quality is produced
full-flavored and full-colored and frost
is little to be feared. 1t Is possible that
the available orange land is too limited
in quantity for the valley to ever cut
much of a swath, yet the product should
be computed as factor of the market
within two years.
The sensation of the week in Arizona
has been the fight of Fred G. Hughes
clerk of the board of supervisors of Pima
county. Defalcations amounting to
$4,000 are already known and the county
books are being exported to find whe ther
the sum is not considerably in excess OF
this modest figure. Hughes, at last ac-
counts, was in Sonora. He speaks
Spanish f1uer,tly ard is man of ex-
cellent ADDRESS and of the keenest sa-
gacity. Bets are offered that he will
never be returned to Tucson. II is
doubtful If in all Arizona there was a
man more popular than Hughes. He
had been professional gambler. vet
was seemingly scrupulous in ing his
every debt and was devoted ia ther tc
something like a dozen children. He
came to Arizona In 1868, served with
credit in five legislatures ard in three
Of them was president of the upper
house. This position he held in the lasl
legislature. JAS. H. M'CLINTOCK.
The herald., 1897-10-21
FOUND POISONED
HARRY HOWARD DEAD FROM
EFFECTS OF STRYCHNINE
A Young Man Discovered Dying at the
Arlington Hotel This Morning.
Peculiar Circumstances

A young man named Harry Howard
was found in dying condition at the Ar
lington hotel on Commercial street at
o'clock this morning. DR.. Rothe was sum-
muned and pronounced the case to be
one of strychnine poisoning. Ford was
taken to the receiving hospital In very
critical condition.
Friends Of the young man and people
living at the hotel at first refused to en-
tertain any theory of suicide, but were
confident that Ford was drugged.
AT 3 o'clock Ford died. The police be-
lieve it to have been a case of suicide.
Further investigation at the Arlington
this morning showed some suspicious of
foul play. Howard was out at the races
yesterday and in the evening was trav-
cling around with jockey, name un-
krsown, but who Is known as Shorty
His friends say that Howard had be-
tween $50 and $100 in his pockets last
night but when his clothes were search
ed this morning not cent was to be
found.
The herald., 1897-10-21
MORE MILLS
A Second Pugilistic Carnival Tomor-
row Evening

Judging from the successful opening
of the boxing tournament at Hazards 8
pavilion last Tuesday evening, the two
contests tomorrow night should draw a
crowded house. A good deal of interest
is being centered in the events, as the
public were satisfied with the result of
Tuesdays mill.
Wliat will probably prove one of the
best contests of the evening is the Bob
Thompson and Kid Parker match. Both
are in the lightweight class and fast,
aggressive fighters. Joe King an : Jack
Carter, who will contest fo1~~eHsd dle-
weight honors, are also a very evenly
matched pair, and looked upon as star
performers. The men have been In,
training at Santa Monica and Redordo
for several weeks past and are in the
best of conditions for the scrimmage
Whitesides, who lost to Green last Tues
day, will be given a return match for
ten rounds.
The herald., 1897-10-21
SCHOOL NOTES
Personal Gossip and Professional
News of the Pedagogues

News of the Pedagogues
Prof. Pierce of the normal has just
returned from Bakersfield where he
delivered, several addresses at the
Teachers institute.
Dr. Van Liew. late of the Illinois state
normal at Bloomington, now Of Los
Angeles normal school, is vary favor
ably impressed with California as he
knows it from his brief residence here.
He says he is better able to work and
accomplish a greater amount of work
than in Illinois. The method DIR. Van.
Ltew is pursuing with the kindergarten
training class is to assign to each stu
dent special topic of child life an di child
growth, as imagination fatigue, imi-
tation, physical growth and children's
plays, these topics to be looked UP In
authentic ld-study literature. In
few months the results will be presented
in papers and outlines for class discus
sion. The growth of the educational
ideal from ancient systems through the
notifications of various pedagogical
revolutions is another special line of
work Just now occupying the class in
pedagogy.
Miss Batchelder of the Sloyd depart
mept was visited Wednesday and her
skill in the magipulation of the saw and
other tools might we'll excite the ad-
mira ton Of carpenter. Miss Batch
elder conducts fifteen. classes, made up
of about 800 pupils.
There are seven Sloyd teachers in the
city school department, teaching re-
spectlvely at the Twenty-eighth street,
Griffin avenue, Spring strset, Ann
street, Santa Fe, Sentous aud high
schools.
The normal school faculty consists
now of thirty members, who meet every
Wednesday afternoon for the purpose
of discussing pedagogical questions.
Under the direction of ths normal
school, assisted by the Boyle Heights
Presbyterian church, kindergarten
has been established ir Boyle Heights,
where the pupil kiudergartners can
gain the one years practice required of
cand ;dates for normal diplomas. Miss
Edith Furrey is the present director.
Three volunteers from the normal are
assisting at the new Olive street kin
dergarteu.
Through the efforts of Mrs. M. E.
Staples, supervisor of public kinder
gartens, mothers classes will be con-
Quoted once every month in connection
with every kindergarten in. the city.
The department accor6s Mrs. Staples
cordial support In her efforts and no
doubt the classes will be of great ben
eft to the mothers. The lime of work
taken up will consist in lessons, talks
and illustrations which will indicate to
tho mother what the work of the little
ones means.
The officers Of the State Teachers
association, which convenes in Decem-
ber in San. Jose, are eager to have the
Los Angeles work we'll represen ted
The herald., 1897-10-21

addresses and acreage, for the purpose
of organizing. Carried.
Mr.. Haig of San Gabriel suggested
appointing ore general secretary, with
whom any one may communicate be-
fore the next meeting, ard c. c. Thorn
son was named by the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Lankershim the
chair appointed committee of perma-
nent organization as follows: c. c.
Thomson, L. I. Garnsey, F. M. Doug
lass, j. B. Lagukershim and A. p. Grif-
fifth. This committee will report at the
next meeting.
Mr.. Haig suggested that the commit
tee consult the Citrus Fruit exchange as
to details concerning the formation oil
the orga rization. The suggestion was
adopted, and the convention, on mo-
ton, adjourned.
The herald., 1897-10-21
High Taxes at Santa Monica

A certain taxpayer in the city of the
gentler persuasion went to the mar
shals office this morning to pay her
taxes. The marshal was out. The WIS.,
itor was insistent and so the accom-
modatin city attorney consented to as
certain the amount for which the city
would let her off this year. When told
that her taxes, this year amounted to the
modest sum of 8 cents she looked sur
prised and remarked that .ctaxes arc
higher this year. Last year paid only
7 cents."-Santa Monica Signal.
The herald., 1897-10-21
Where the Goose Hangs High

There never was a time when San
Diegos surrounding conditions were
more favorable than they are now The
country is teeming with crops ripe and
crops to come. The weather is as favor
BILE as though it was made to order.
Every prospect pleases. In the city
here building and Improvements of all
kinds are making progress and those
who seek work readily find it.-San
Diegan Sun.
The herald., 1897-10-21

Total cost of plant .S302S
Estimate of cost of packing 5000 cases of
canned goods:
900 cans, laid down in Southern
California at S21 per 1000. .S252O
2500 cases of standards
1850 cases of extras
1850 cases of pie
The herald., 1897-10-21

e. M. Hanna, who has been seriously
Ill at his home on Union avenue. is con-
valescent and expects to be about in a
few days
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DO POlek w Boston, Mass.


Osmielam sic zwr6cic uwage wa
SEA szsn. polki W Bostoaie i okolioy,
ma Sztandar Narodo,cy, kt6ry ma
powstac tylko Re skladek polek "a
mieszkalych " Ameryce. Ma ten
Gel powiDny sklada6 tfsry wszystkie
polki, u nas jest dosy6 niewiast,
kt6reby te mysl podjac mogay, via
domo mi, ae ma dobryoh obeoiach ME
zbyws. Uformujcie wiec miedzy SO
b komitet, kt6ry sic zajmie zbiera-
MEM sk}adek; ofiar wielkich ME pc
niesieo'e, a zlozeniem 10 Tub Is Q
tow cd osoby sprawioie to, Re j o was
powiedza, il sluzylisois lie by{o W
wasrej mocy spraw vie narodowej.
Tylko prosze ME zwlekat.
d. Dziedzic sekr. OR. 228.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
OdeZwa
do szanOwnych kOleg6w brOni

CHICAGO, IL lutego 1897.
Szanoacna Reddkcyo!
Upraszam o umieszczenie tych
pare slow, jak nastepuje:
W niedziele, dnia 81 styoznis T. b.
odbylo sic posiedzsnis Zsszsdu
Sztabu ii. Korpusu w. P. zarazem
i delegat6w Oddzial6w n~aleaacyoh
do tegoz Korpusu hall Pulaskiego
800 S Ashland av; pc ukohozeniu
wszelkich spraw ~tyozaoych sic .wo.
iania togo posisdzenia, uchwalonem
zostalo, ably zwolsc t. Z. Mass mi.
tying wssystkich Wojskowych Cd.
dziai6w bez r6znicy i beg wzgledu
ma odlegiosc, ably raczysy pr.ybyc,
lub wysiac swyoh delegal6w, Tub tel
Podac pismienne swe oswisdozenie
ma to posiedzenie, kt6re odbedzie sic
W niedziele dnia z marca r. b. W ha.
Ii ~Puiaskiego, 800 S. Ashland av.,
Chicago, ILL.,, o godz, 13 pc po}ud.
niu, W celu ogoloego poroaumienia
sic z III. Korpusem w. P. W A, ably
wzmocnic to tax szlaohetna instytu.
eye, do ktorej kazdy oddrial vol.
skowy bez wyjatku ma odleglosc ma.
lezec mole "a op&ata $500 wpisowe-
go; c.ionkowie Korpusu plsca po-
datku 25c. II caiy rok. Oddzisly
liozace ME mniej jak 10 ozlonk6w
moga bye przyjete do III. Korpusu
w. P. W A. Kadeoi mogs naleaec
do ii. Korpusn " nsjuiodssym vie.
ku.
Zsrszem dodaje, il pomimo tax
oieakich ozasow, jak zesrfyoh pare
lat byio, III. Korpus lio.y obecnis
ID. Oddzialow.
Dalsze wyjssnienis dane beda ma
powyzej wymienionem posiedzeniu.
u upowatnienia lIgo Korpusu
Wojsk Polskich W Ameryoe.
Il szaounkiem
Ignocy Morzyhsbt, sekr.
844 w. IL. ct Chicago. Ill.
Uprasza SIC wszystkie pisms pol
skie o powtorzenie ~niniejsrej odez-
wy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

SoBIEsRI, Ill. d. l lutego 1897
zony o.ionkow Tow. krols Jana
III SObieskiego. or. 252 wv. N. P.
skolektowsly ma .ebraniu s4.4Oo.
pani Kstarzyna zmudowsks o6sro-
wala l dolara ma Sztandsr Wv. Ra
Gem t5.40.
Mech ayje Zwia.ek N. P.l
Il szacunkiem
J6zefd Koseckd.
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wall sic oswiata. tenn mniej bedzie
pomiedzy nami kl6tni, b6jsk, roz
pusty i t. d. Ia pomoca oswiaty
poznamy sic nawrajem j p~oczujemy
te zyjemy wsrod braoi. Tu W Anne
ryce many wszelka sposobnosc do
tego. Inaozej sic dzieje " naszej
ojozy znie, tam nam ME wolno pisst
prawdy W gazetach, czytac ksisaek
lub pism patryotyoznyoh, DO tam
niemieo i moskal re wszystkich sid
pracujs ably .abic to, dla osiagnis
mia czego tax wszysoy praoujemy
tam oglupisja nasze d.ieci W szko-
iaoh, uozao je W oboym i wcale
i'm nieznanym jezyku. Tam maj
szlaohetniejssa nasza mlodziet pre-
sladuja, wydslaja re srko3, meoza W
~wie.ieniach Tub ped.s ma Sybir.
Tu jest inaozej, tn moskal ami ME
mieo niemogs nam niozsm srkodzit,
tn many wolnosc, wiec tet starajmy
sic uzyc tel w~olnosci.
Wiadomo Wan lie trud6w j mozo
iu mielismy do daisiejszego dnis,
ale to ws.ystko nam jest siodko zno-
sid ola dobra naszego ludu, i ME
pr~Iestaniemy praoowsc, dopoki ser
ca nasze ME przestaua bio.
Many nadzieje, ae Bog i Krolo-
wa niebs i Polski mad dzie6mi Pol.
ski rozaoay chwa}e pias.o.a swego,
DO mysli nasze 50 ozyste. j serca IA.
see przechowaly milosc blizuioh
wiare naszych ojo6w.
Il. +. Pinidcho,oski.
P. S.-Zsrazem donosze wszyst
kim polakom, zamies.ka}ym W Ash
land i okolicy choaoym czytac ksias
XII Z biblioteki Adama Miokiew ioza,
ktora sic znajduje pod no. 1918 St
Clair st., re musza sic zgiosic W ma.
stepujace dni: We wtorek. ozwar.
tex W nieiziele cd z. do 9. godziny
wieczorem. Ci, 90 niechca nalezet
do Tow. mus.s p}aoit sc cd tomu.
Zarazem donosze, Re otrzymalismy
jedne w~edrowns biblioteczke cd
Wydz. Oswiaty, z. N. P. z Chicago
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ST, LOUIS, Mo-, IL lutego 189

ST, LOUIS. Mo-, IL lutego 1897,
Ma ~ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow.
Jana III Sobieskiego, or. rs wv. N.
P. W St. Louis, Mo-, uohwslono je
d~nogiosnie, ably Projekt wydawni-
DIVA D.isnnika Mar. byl poparty.
o lie mo.nosci popierac b~edziemy
90 nasze i bezwsrunkowo kazdy
Zwiazkowiec bedzie tego samsgo
zdania.
Zauwatywszy, ae posiadamy VIA
shy domi w}asna prase parowa, odpo-
wiednia ably r~ozpoczac wydawnictwo
Dzien. Mar, - pokazmy wro.
gom wv. N. P, .e umiemy csnic 90
naszs. Nieohaj injury Domu wv.
draa kiedy prasa oodziennie kill a
nascie tysiecy numerow odbija6 be
die, ably szerzyc os siate dla narodu
naszego; jest to ay~czeniem grupy rs
Wv. N. P.
Co sic znow tyczy wyzszego po-
dstku | innyoh odpowiednich srod
k6w potr.ebnyoh do r~ozpoo.ecia
wydawnictwA Dzien. Mar, to trzeba
jednakowoz ozekac do sejmu XII.
Przekonani jestesmy, Re wszysoy re-
prezentanci grup zwiazkowyoh, kr.y
kna jsk jeden: Mech ayje Wv. N.
p. j tax Same DziennH Ndrodoa1y!
Mi}osc i Pozdrowienie.
Jan Gdynia, sekr. prot
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SprOStOwanie.

w paru miejscowych ozasopis
mach . ubiegaego tygoduia pomie-
szozono artykul ,,Do pan ohartero
wyoh" pod kt6rym znajduje sic moi
podpis. Ot6a ME wohod.so W tresc
r,ec,onego artykulu, oswiadozam
publioznie, te podpis (nszwisko)
.amieszozono beg mojej wiedzy,
Re byi sfaiszowany, co " imis Poosu
cia sprawiedliwosci niniejszem pro
stuje.
Jdd,cigd S~teczyftska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
w sprawie" Dziennika NarOdO
wegO".

Grupa 228 W Bostonie, Mass, u
chwslila ma SVEN ~miesieoznem po-
sisdzeniu popierac codzienne pismo
narodowe, obok ktorego zyozy sobie,
by nZgoda" jsko dotychczasowy ty-
godnik nadsl wydawana by3a, jedna-
kowoa, ably prenumerata ME wynosi-
Ia wieoej jak 81 20 rocznie.
4. Dziedzic, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

CoNNELsyILLE, Pa. 4 lutego 1897
Ma peinem posiedzeniu dnis II
stycznia roku biezaoego wziawszy
pod obrade projekt wydswniot~s
yDzienniks Nsrodowego" wiekszo
Sole giosow ucbwaliliSmy tskowy po
pierac. Ssdzimy, IL rDziesnik Ma
rodowy" ola brsOi Zwiazkowych |
wszystkicb polsk6w jest bsrdro po-
trzebny, sprzedewsrystkiem po ma
iych ossdach ~polskiOh, gdzie sic
znsjdujs grupy zwisrkows, ktore
msja do c,ynienia Z wrogsmi zaleos
jscymi ludowi popierac pisms,
ktore 50 VIRGO usposobions Ola
Zwiszku, sby tylko zsbic duohs ma
rodowego. Nsszym wnioskiem Jest,
ably pZgods" zostaia jsko organ
Nv. N. p, nDziepnik" aas, jake pi
smo polityczne nsrodowe, ma ktore
powinien bye podatek podwy.szony.
yDziennik Nsrodowy" powinien
bye wydswany przez Nv. N. r.. ME
pr.e. grupy pojedyhOre lob spoaki
jaties.