davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Ma prsedrocznem posiedzeniu Tow.
Jana Koohanowskiego mr.. 1. gr. lac
W Chicago, crionkowie jednogaosnie
uchwalili poprzec projekt wydawni.
DIVA nDziennika Mar" Leoz Tow.
samo ME podaje zadnych warunkow,
poniswaz jest tego zdania, ae przy
szly Sejm 4. N. P. to sprawe najls.
piej rozstrIygnie.
Milosc i pozdrowienie.
l.. SnaiejkOaoski. sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
KOrespOndencye.
ASHLAND. dnis IL lutego 81

ASHLAND. dnia IL lutego 81.
Szdnoaony Panic Redaktorze!
Niniejszem upraszam o umieszoze
ME W Zgodsie kilka slow ~tyozscych
sic naszego Tow. Oswiaty i naszej
polonii w Ashland.
Jsk jest wisdomo Wan, Szanowni
Rodaoy j Rodaczki, nasze Tow. Osw.
imienia Adams Miokiewiozs istnieje
jua przes1lo rok j przer ten ozas
Przschodzi}o pr.ez r6tne koleje, q
d1ieki malej garstcs patryotow ma
szych Tow. to istnieje i zarazsm sic
rozwija. Zgromadzenia Tow. odby.
waja sic W kazda ostatnis niedziels
miesiaca o godz. 2:30. P~rzytoozs
tn program uiozony ma pryszie pc
siedzenie:
1. Odozyt: ,Korzysc jaka sic
osiaga Przez ozytanie patryotyo..
nych ~ksiazek," NJ. Dublasiswioz.
2. Spiew: Panic F. Lica i A.
Lsskowska.
3. Dsklamacya: b. Kosobucki.
4. Nova: o jamie Sobieskim,
r. Zdanowicz.
8. Humorystyks: A. F. PIMA.
oholski.
8, Dsbata: Jaki Rad jest lsp.
sly republika czy monarohia? Ia
rep. B. Kosobuoki, u. Fons. IA
monsrchia b. d. Zssada, Ignacy
Platowski.
W ten sPos6b odbywajs sic nss.e
zgromsdzenia.
Tow. nssze liozy 81 csionkow,
20 mezczyzn, IL niewiast, podstek
p&scs ozionkowie jsk nsstepuje:
ms.ozyzni 10o., niewiasty Be. mic.
siecznie
Kochani Rodsoy ! Rodao.ki "a.
prasrsm Was wszystkiob do wspol.
nego udzis}u, ME zslujoie tsgo cen.
ia, DO To pieniadze ME ida do kie
sreni nsszej, tylko ida ma oel dobry,
ma oel sbysmy poznsli, Ae jestssmy
potomksmi wielkiego nsrodu, ktory
uPsds ola braku o~swisty. TAX, my
jestesmy potomksmi tego narodu,
ksoremu W s~pusoiznie ME pozostaso
jsk tylko mogiiy / kr.y,e, g
dslej przeslodowsnis nsszyoh jedy-
nyoh psmiatek, jsk nssrego jeryka
! WARY ojoow naszycb. Ny, polacy,
powinnismy t~embsrdziej pornswac
nasr jezyk, nasus ziemie, nsssyoh
bohsterow ! b~ohaterki, 90 ma oltsrru
ojozyyny krew i mienie ofsrowali.
Ws1Jstko to mossmy pounsc tylko
pomocs oswiaty, to jest przes ory-
TAME Pasryotycznyoh ksis,ek, pism
{. d. Oswists ksstsioi umys'; i'm
bedziemy dbali lub sajmo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
,,POlonia W Ameryce" -
rapatach.
Donosza nam z Cleveland:


Donosza nam z Cleveland:
Nsszs jedyna ,,Polonis" jest W ia
rspstsch. Redsktor Dswojuo "a.
miesoii srtykui, W ktorym twierdrii,
Re p. Pawiowski (byiy red. "Jutr.sn.
ki'O p~rryczynii sic do asmordowsnis
9. p. J. J.. w ssdsie p. Dewojno "
obronis swej powiedzisi, re IA mooy
twierd1eh nisjskisgo Pawlsks srtykul
ten " pPolonii" zsmiesoii. Wykszs.
10 sic jednsk, ze Pswlsk o rsekomej
zbrodni dowiedzisi sic cd dIieoi. Pc.
mimo wieo stsrsh ! zsbiegow re stro
ny ks Rosi6ski,go, p. l.. j innycb
,,Polonii" sprswe
rozstrrygoieto ns ich %niskorrysc |
sad Ps~sowskiemu pr,yrnsl $500 Cd
szkodowsnia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

CHICAGO, IL lutego 1897.
Tow. Jsdnosc, grupa 1873 Wv. N.
p, projekt wydawnictwa - Dzisnnika
Nsrodowego" popiera ! pragnie, ably
pDzien. Mar" bys arazem organem
Nv. Mar. Pol.
w imieniu Tow. Jednos6 prupy
1873 Nv. N. p.
S..RtoaSnierski, sekr. prot.
1912 - AZ al.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 10 lutsgo 81
Szanowna Redakoyol
Grupa 262 Wv N. P. Tow. DE-
Karola Lewskowskiego W Soheneo
tady, liczscs obeonie 38 ozlonk6w
ozynnyoh, podajs sw6j urzedowy
CLOS W sprawie Dziennika Narodo-
,cego.
l.. Uroozyscie i stanowczo posta
nawiamy .adac, ably Rad Centrally
Wv. Mar. Pol. rozpocrai wydaw.
nictwo Dziennika Mar. jeaeli to
moaebnem, %jeszoze pred sejmem.
III. Stanowozo sprzeoiwiamy sic
wydawnictwu Dziennika Ndrodo-
acego przez grupy chioagoskie, giya
TAXI dzienuik ME mialby prawd.iwe-
60 .naczenia, bylby ma usiugach
jednostek a ME og6}u q. N. P.
Mi}osc i Pozdrowienie.
s. X. Koscdlski, sekr.
4 G~rodkie,cicz, wice-prezes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

CIR. SO7, Tow. Kazimierza Wiel
kiego Krola Polskiego W Milwaukee
Wis. zadecydowaso ma posisdzeu'u "
dniu 8 b m. po%zostawic sprawe I'D
N" do Sejmu. a w6wczas grupa "a
stosuje sic do uchwal W tel mierze
zapadiych.
j. KacdSaiecski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

kie miesieozne posiedzenia beds sic
odbywsly w3cis niedziele pc pier
wszym kazdgo miesiaca.
Dnia 9go Styoznis br. odbyio sic
roozne posiedzenie, ma kt6rem zostal
wybrany nowy zarrsd ma rok biezs-
oy z csiookow nastepujsoh:
Edward Gorski, preses-Wlad.
Kwitowski, vioe-prezes -Ig. Ken
dziora, sekretarz f~uansowy i proto-
ko&owy-Stanislsw Wasierski, pod
sekretsrz i Miohal Wasierski, kasyer.
Zarazem wzywam wszystkich po-
lakow, kt6rzy j~esscze ME So W Wv.
N. P. a ktorzy majs obec do pr.ys.
tapienis, ably sic wpisali do naszej
RruPy N. 27S. gdys wstepne teraz
jest zniaoue ma $3.50, a p6zniej be
die podwyaszone. Kaady dobry
Polak powinien naleze6 do Zwiazku
N. P. tel najwiekszej i najleps.ej
organizaoyi polskiej W Stsnaoh II
Eaten OF, kt6rzy maja chs6 i wole
wstaPic do naszej gsupy, MECH sic
zgaosza Pc aplikaoye do niasj podpi.
sanego, lub do Edwarda G6rskiego.
pm. 1901 Sycamore, naroanik Sobies-
XII al.
q bratniem pozdro wieniem, Ig. j.
Kendziora, sekr., 20 Wolff Ave.
Bowen ST.
Or. 339 10 Baltimore.
Niniejszen zawiadsmiam ozlon.
k6w Tow. PolskiOh Przemyslow COW,
gr. 339 Nv. N. p, ze posiedzenie
miesieczne odbedzie sic W n~iedziele,
d. FL b. m W lokalu oh. j. Bernola-
ka, pm. 734 S. Bond St.. r6g Lauoas.
ter ul. ma drugiem pietr.e o godz. 2
pc poludniu.
Upraszam vice wszystkioh braci o
punktualne przybyOie ma powyasze
Posiedzenie. ably ME opotnia6 zebra
mia, gdysi inne grupy w tymae 10
kalu odbywajs swoje posisdzenia.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem "A.
Welzant, sekr.
Or. 1853 10 Chicago:
e. Posiedzenie kwartalne Tow. KS.
A Kordeckiego, gr 353 Nv. N. P.
odbedIie sic y nied.iele, d. 81 BIN.
W hall zwykiych posiedzeh o godz.
3oisj Pc Pc po&ud ma kt6re kaady
ozionek pod ~.agroaenism kara sl.OO
stawic sic powinien.
u bratniem -zdr ,wienieniem -
j. Zietek, sekr., K. Kwasigroch,
prezes.
Or. 9 &c CleyeIdnd:
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czion.
LoV Tow. Obrohcow wv, gr. 8 Z
N. P. W Cleveland, O., il d. 81 BIN.
W sail zwyklych posiedzeh odbedzi,
sic rsgularne posiedzenie ogodz. 1
80 pc pelud.
Obecnosc katdego cz{onka jesr
p~yzadana, poniewaa 50 wazne spra
wy do zsistwienia i zarszsm beds
wreozone czionkom csrtyfkaty "a
bszPieozsnia p,smisrtnego, ale tylkc
lynn, ktorzy beds oso%isoie ma ten
p~osiedzeniu i wymsgane warunk
wype}nili.
Milosc i pc Edro wienie-B. w. Ku
rzeiks, sekr.
Gr29S 10 Chicago:
Zswiadamiam czionkow Tow
Krola Mieczysisws 1, or. 298 wv
N. P, ma Town of Lake, il posie
dzenie przedroczne odbedzis sic d
81 BIN. W bali parafalnej "a g6ry) G
gods. lei pc poiud., ma ktorem OBJ 100.
nose katdego czsonks jest po.adana
gdys nowy zsrzad Tow. ma rok bic
taoy wybieranym bedzie a nadto jest
jeszsze wiele watoy Oh spraw do "a
twienia.
Nieobecnosc crionka podpadnie
ksrze so OF.
Il szaounkiem -Joesf Styczy6ski
sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Kalamazoo, Mich, jest s&ynne =
seleryi-jakotea Z siedEiby Tomsszs
Slssera, kt6rego ogiosssnis snajduje
siena ctr. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Ma posiedzeuiu Tow. sw. Kszi
mierza Jag, gr. PAL W Chicago, u
chwalono poprzec sprawe uDzisnni'
ka Nsrodowego", ably takowy jak'
n~sjpredzej nasze progi pr.estapi},
gdyz dale sic ozu6 wielki brak gaze
ty ood.isnnej szozegolnie zwiazkow'
com.
Mech zyje Zwiazek Narodowy
Polski! Mech zyje I'D riennik Marc.
dowy" q szaounkiem
Jan Ligman, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

beenosc czlonka podpada karze pre-.
Pisanej W konstytuoyi.
Zarazem zswiadamiam, IL grups
1913 wybrala sobie doktora. ktorym
jest doktor K G. johnson, 144 S
Holman ct, Hammond, Ind. u sza.
cunkiem, ]. Pawlak, sskr. prot.
CIR 800 20 Gdllitzin.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wsryst.
kioh czionkow naleascyOh do grupy
800, Re dnia 81. lutego, " niedziels
pc Pc iudniu o godzinie q odbedzis
sic posiedzenie. Zspraszamy W O.
COLE wszystkich Polak6w z okolioy
ma to posiedzenie. Jan Krasiefski
doklada wszelkich starsh. saeby OBJ
Oh6d wypadi jaknalepiej. Kt6r.y
ozionkowie ME mogs sami pr.yby6
ma to Posiedzenie, majs sic zglosic Ii.
stownie. Mlosc pozdrowienie, N.
Krasie6ski, Gallitziep, Pa, BIZ SO
Cambrys, Co.
Or. 24O 10 Perth 4m6oy.
Niniejszem zawisdam;am Szano.
wnych Ozionk6w Towar.ystwa Lii.
tewskiego Zygmunta Augusta H.,
grupa 240, 2. N. p, W Perth
Auboy, N. Y, As posisdsenis rocz.
re odbedsie sic dnia IL b. m. o GO
dsinie POI do 6smej wieczorem W
sail pana J6zefs Borks (Rodaka).
Obeonosc kaadego o,lonka Jest po.
Asdana. Nieobecni podpadna kar.e
Przepisanej W statutaoh. Milos6 i
pozdrowienie, Aud Assakowioz, SEX.
CIR. 344 10 Buftalo.
Niniejs.em zawiadamia sic sza.
nownych orlonk6w Towar.ystwa 4.
Puiku Uian6w P, lskiob, grupa 344,
&c Prsyszie zwyorajne posiedzenie
odbedsie sic W niedziele 81 lutego
W sail szkolnei PREY kosoiele M. b.
Rotahoowej. Wszyscy czlonkowie
winni sic stawi6 ma to posiedzenie,
poniewat many bardzo waane spra.
wy do zalatwienia.
Zaraaem zapraszamy nowych kan.
dydatow, kt6rzy jeszcze nienaleaa
do q. N. P. q szaouukiem, K. Cor.
ny, sekretarz.
Or. 276 10 Chicago.
Zawiadamiam ozlonk6w Tow. T.
Dzisiyhskiego, il posiedzenis regu.
lsrne przyPada W przyszls nisd.iels
dnia Il t. ~, ma kt6re zspras.am
~szystkich, ably sic stawili. Do pla
oenia przypada ma kaadego: asses
ment $l.l6. podstek Nv. I5o.. poda.
TEX Tow. 25o., razem $1.56. - ia.
blohski, sskr., 783-17th st.
CIR. 2I9 &c Chicago.
Calonkowie Tow. sw. Kazimierzs
raozs sic stawic wed}ug uchwaiy
Tow. ma ostatniem po~siedzeniu, il
oorpore z oznaks ma bal ozapko ",
Tow. spiewu ,,Dzwon Wolnosoi''
choru 1890 Wv. Spiew. Pol, dnia g
lutego rb. do sail Nowotnego, pr,
22ej i Troy ulic, o godz. 8 wieczo
REM Milosc i pozdrowienie, w
Szleichert preres, A. Rosifski sekre.
tsrz.
Or. 122 u Chicago
Zawiadamiam niniejszem wszyst
kioh czlonk6w Tow. kr6la Mieozy
saswa Igo, or. 122, ae posiedzeni,
kwartalne odbedzie sic dnia 81 b. m
o godzinie 2 po poludniu, W hal
zwykiyoh Po'iedzeh. Kaady z o.son
k6w jest obowiazany stawi6 sic. pc,
niewst wazne sprawy So do zaiatwis.
mia; ~nieobeonOsc zas podpada ksrze
Podiug konstytucyi.
Zarazem pr.ypominam tym oz'on.
kom, ktorzy jeszoze ME zwrocili
ME .aplacili tykiet6w Z balu, ably sic
Z diugu uiscili ma tenn posisd.eniu
F. Gaworski, sekr.
CIR. 80 10 Bnfalo.
Miesieozne posiedzenie Tow. ks. J
Ponistowskiego, gr. 3S W Buffslo
odbedsie sic " nisdziele dnia 81 Ia
tego T. b. o godzinie 2 po po}udnir
W hall Poniatowskiego u ob. A. Wi
sniewskiego pod mr.. 100 Stsnislaui
ulioa.
! POsiedzenie to jest zwo}sns 2 60
dsiny ~wozesoiej " lynn oelu, ponie
war Rad C~entralny jua nadeslai pc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Mech lyle .Dziennik Narodowy
Polski"l
JozeT Stark, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
Nasz Przewodnik.
ADWOKACI.

evS0 AO IL
ADWOKACI.
DankosoSki, L. f., offs: "a La Sale
st Mieszkanie: $50 w. 18th st.,
Chicago.
Smuiski, }. r., offs: % M~etropoli-
tan FL. Mieszkanis: sos Noble st.,
Chicago.
Geeting d Noscak, LIP Clark ut.
Room 40, Chicago -,
Czdrnecki Dc Roraleski, offs mr.
6O sos La Sale st. i 6O4-8O0
Milwaukee ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
F1isikoaoski, T. s., 90 w. Divisio.
st. Chicago, Ill.
APTEKI.
BdrdohskS, Wiktor, 838 Noble nj.
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Bstkiesoicz, Razimierz, 581 Mil
waUkee Re. r6g Whilst. Chicago.
Burda, Wsad., Noble ST., ROC
BIZ okhawk, Chicago.
Ra1zeaosks, s. j., 1886 w. 22nd
St., blisko California ave. Chicago.
No'odk, Jan, 724 W. 18th str.
reg Paulina st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 844S Superior
Av. South Chicago. Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Ourski, Marian, $50 Noble n,
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 804 Noble
ST., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Kutzeacski, ". H., 724 w. ID u.
q take W apiece Butkiewio.a,%-
oago
Sienino,oics, Dr.. W., $40 Mil
waul ee ave Chicago.
Zi6skooski, M. d., 638 Noble Sc.
1914 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
%DENTYSCI.
ChrSanoaoski, j. a. Dr., 72I NIL
wal kee ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
Mscsdrski, J6zT, 81 Homer 81.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE.
NikIGs { PdaoSc4oaki, $50 Milvau-
kee av. q block cd al. Ncblel
Chicago.
Idzikoaoski, Jan ". 433 Milwau-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leaoin, Henryk, CAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY KAWY.
Kldss, J6zet, SOL Noble ST. Chi.
oago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKULY RE.
LIGIJNE.
Augustynoaoicz : Podczaski, 6OS
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
AesSger, C. E., 457 w. Huron
ct, Chicago,
~KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqth1eaofcS, 16zet Budownioxy::
KoUtraktor, 574 Noble III, Chica-
go.
ZAKLADY KRAWIECKIE.
Snaolihski, j., 607 Milwaukee Az,
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
Noacaczeaoski, W9ad., 1913 - $40 !.
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
S~nolars, Pios, 697 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee,
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
ScAlie6en, p. $50 Hol. aveno..
Chicago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN.
Brodososki, E.. T., sol Noble 50.
hicago, Ills.
P~IEKARNIE.
WlekIihski, Walenty, eos Dick
sor ct. Chicago, Illinois.
Paaoetkieaoicz, g., $50 6S2 N,
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Mile'ocSyk, r. l., STA Noble st.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA..
Stspinski, ". ifRasprsyk, y.
o4S Noble ST., Chicago.
RESTAURACYE 4 SALONY.
Dzisciotkieaoics, A., b72 Noble 81.
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

SprOstOwanie.
Pan J6zef Jarcsz ME przyjsi urze
du odzwiernego Tow. oswiaty W st.
Paul.
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 10 lutsgo 81
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18


ciszek Sugalski, Woe prerydent; Ka.
zimierz Dudsnowioz, sskr. prot,
Frsncisrek Pliska, sekr. 6n.; Mike.
Raj zawro,ny, kasyer; Msroin Nsrsw
ski, opiek. kasy; Jan Golenowski,
opiek. kssy; Sylvester Lelio, opisk.
oborycb; Jan Ruds opiek. ohorycb;
1 BOO Nsrevski, msrsrsisk.
Wszelkie lissy ! korespondencye
tyczace sic To~. sw. Trojoy, uprs.
SIAM przesyise pod sdresem: K. Du.
dauowicr sekr. Duzyes, Luz. Co.,
Pa, p. o. box 56.
Or. 113 10 Toledo.
Zswiadsmism wnyob ozlon.
kow Tow. Jana III. Sobieskiego,
gr. 1l8 " T,lsdo, o., zs przyszie
posiedzenie przypsds " Nied.iele
dnia II b. ~, ma ktorsm obeonosc
w%srystkicb oziookow jest potsdsns,
gdyt ws.ns sprswy So ma porrsdku
driennym.
Or 1873 20 Hegepish
NInIej,zem ~uwisdsmiam c,iook6w
Towsr'ystws KosOiusrkO. i. poiroon.
ne posiedsenie odbedsie sic I'll b. m.
o godsinie 3 20 potudniu " hall
zwykiych posiedseh, ns kt6re to
c~.ioukowis vinni sic sta wi6. Nieo
The herald., 1897-08-22
WOMEN WHO WELD THE FORCEPS.
They Say That Dentistry Offers One OF the
Surest Avenues to Self Support.

From the days which you may per.
haps be old enough, if not candid
enough, to remember,-when you tied
up your swollen face lin August, possi-
bly) in woollen comforter seated
yourself in springless country wagon,
and with courage oozing out at your
fingers ends allowed yourself to be
carted to the torture-chamber of a viii
lage dentist to have your suffering
molar extracted by main strength
from, those days to the present there
has been a seven-league stride in dem
tistry. Endless improvements and al
leviations have made their appearance; /;
but the greatest, and if we look a lit
tie way back, the most startling inno-
vation, is the woman dentist.
The National Womans Dental Asso-
citation. organized in Philadelphia, but
with members everywhere. is five years
old and has about fifty members. Its
officers are: President Elizabeth H.
Davis; vice-president, M. Rebecca
Rauch;. recording secretary, Frances G..
Crouch; corresponding secretary, An
ME 7. Focht; treasurer, Emily w.
Wyeth; vice presdents-at-large Edith
Jewell, Washington, d. c.; Mary Gal
lup, Massachusetts: Hester j. Baker,
Illinois; Alice j. Ireland, New York;
Sarah e. Gardiner. Wyoming; Fannie
The herald., 1897-08-22

E. Hopes. Maryland; Jennie Gallup,
Rhode Island; Alice A. Graham, Mis-
souri,; and Sara May Townsend, Colo
rado.
The ancient sign, ''No Thoroughfare
to Women" is still tackled up on so
many college doors, however, that
many women are obliged to make pill
grimage of hundreds of miles to be re-
ceived on equal terms with men. Fully
half the female students are German
women. who are more enthusiastically
received by the laity of the Fatherland
than by the faculties of dental colleges.
Philadelphia, which has cradleda sur
prising number of the woman move
ments' of the century, was the first
city to graduate women in this profess
sion, and naturally the greatest num-
ber of them flock thither; only one
dental school, that of the University of
Pennsylvania, being closed to them.
The Boston Dental College has let down
it's bars; and though Harvard has not
yet surrendered, one of its professors
lately said to a woman: You are
knocking at the doors so loudly that we
shall have to admit you" Maryland
does not admit women to any of its
dental schools, and New York State is
equally inhospitable,-as Is also the city
Of st. Louis.
This year witnessed the graduation
from the Pennsylvania College of Den
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finally admitted her to matriculation.
Although it is contested that in 1856
woman was admitted to the Iowa Col
lege through the influence of the Den
tai Society, there is no positive proof
that DR.. Hirschfeld is not the first wo-
man graduate in dentistry. She still
practices in Germany, having establish
ed both clinic and hospital for wo-
men in Berlin, which she supports by
her individual exertions. This danger
Gus precedent, however, was not follow
ed in a hurry by the college, which re-
jected all subsequent applications from
women, until one of the disappointed
candidates was taken in by the Balti-
more College of Dental Surgery,-the
first and last woman ever received
there. This spurred the rival college in
Pennsylvania into formally opening it's
doors to women, in which 1t was fol-
lowed by the Dental College of Cincin-
natl, and by those of other States and
cities.
Now no one worries about the woman
dentist. The tender solicitude over her
health, always shown when woman en-
ters a paying profession, has subsided;
the discourtesies at first offered her by
masculine rivals have been exchanged
for the hand of fellowship,-and she is
making money.
"It is because there are so few of us.
of course said one of these successful
practitioners, recently, "that women
seem more prosperous in this profession,
comparatively speaking. than men. II
is not such choked-up opening as
most of those we hear about for ouI
sex. Yes, I think woman's tact and
dexterity peculiarly fit her for such
work. People ask me how woman
can bear constantly to infict pain.
Pshaw it's not constant, it's only with
in Office hours,-and we don't inflici
pain, we relieve it. The pain is inf1ict-
ed by Nature. Dentistry is the mos
interesting business in the world"-an6
with something glittering in her hand
she whisked back into the office she hat
left minute. My last glimpse of hel
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tai Surgery of an interesting woman
from far Japan, Miss Yasa Nakamura.
Miss Nakamura's object Is not merely
to practice the most painful of the heal
ing arts among Japanese women, but to
establish a school of dentistry of her
own. A mental picture of the pretty,
almond-eyed little ladies of the ssthet-
ic kimona and the Irritation fan, han
ding the terror-inspiring forceps or
spinning the dreaded drilling-machine
with daintily sandalled foot, seems
incongruous; yet doubtless their suf-
fering countrywomen will be rising up
to call them blessed-when the tooth is
safely out.
Although not such steep and thorny
way as the entrance into medicine, the
story, of woman's introduction into the
untried field of dentistry is a story of
struggles. AS has often happened in
such cases, the entering wedge was
first inserted by a man,-Dr. James
Truman, of the Pennsylvania College
of Dental Surgery, who in 1866, in ar
address to the graduating class of that
| institution, launched a bomb in the
form of a suggestion that women an6
dentistry were peculiarly fitted to one
another. At date when a female ply.
/
sician was thing to be shuddered at
the idea of a woman dentist was sim
ply combination of the outrageous ant
the impossible. Within two years, how
ever, the eternal feminine made hel
appearance in the form of Frauleir
Henriette Hirschfeld, who, when refus
ed admission by the Dean of the Penn
syIvania College, appealed to the Fac
ulty.
1t was discovered that she had lef
Germany for America fully persuaded
that there in the "woman's country
she would have no difficulty in attain
ing to a dental education; Furthermore
she had been promised by the Minis
ter of Public Instruction that she woul,
be allowed to practice in her own coun
try IL she secured diploma in Ameri
ca. Her distress and her dilemma
softened the heart of the Dean, VIII
The herald., 1897-08-22
Another on the List of Arti-
cleS Made From the Home
ly Store Box.
CABINET IN TWO SECTIONS
Suitable for Any Room and Catch
all for Stray Orna-
mentS.

A woman who is handy with tools can
make a wall cabinet of simple construc-
ton just as we'll as anybody can do it.
Give her couple of boxes and she can
fashion as pretty set Of bookshelves as
it is possible to purchase for five or six
dollars.
Two ordinary boxes in which canned
goods are packed serve the purpose ad-
mirably. They are to be securely fas-
tened together with screws or clinch
nails and arranged with shelves as
shown in the figure.
Around the top of the upright box a
cornice moulding is mitred and fas-
tened with glue and slim, steel wire
nails.
After the uneven places have been
sandpapered off and the nail holes put
tied up, the woodwork is to be treated
to several successive coats of paint.
Prepared paint for inside use can be
purchased in various shades and colors
so as to match any woodwork or paper
scheme.
| Among the most satisfactory colors tc
use are cream, ivory, light apple green
| light shade of salmon pink, or light
old blue; but If darker tones are pre-
| ferred, then olive green, old rose, old
blue, or mahogany colored stain, over
which a coat or two of varnish may be
applied, will result satisfactorily.
l At the upper end of each box just un-
der the top shelf, a small brass rod and
ring can be arranged from which te
suspend light figured curtains.
Brass hooks of various sizes screwed
into the under side of the lower shell
will be found convenient to hold china
cups and pitchers.
| The top shelves will accommodate
brio a-brac, plates, and high vases
while the shelves proper may be usec
| for books and ornaments.
| This cabinet should be securely fas.
tened against the wall as it will neces
sarily be a heavy one when filled witt
hooks and adorned with vases, etc
Consequently, when anchored in the
desired place, the screens or nails t.
hold it should be driven through the
wood back and into an upright or STUD
in the wall. It should be fastened abovt
and below
When completed and in place 1t will
be found a very attractive and usefu
piece of furniture and can be readil,
adapted to a dining room, library, o.
sitting room. Even in bed room it will
be quite useful as a receptacle for bot
ties, books, and odds and ends.
]. HARRY ADAMS.
Copyright. 1897 by Bachelor Syndicate.
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flounce of lace around the bottom.
The lace or insertion need not be, and
in the ready-made skirts is not, at all
expensive.
An odd fancy in petticoats is a pale
blue lawn with three two-inch ruff1es
at the bottom, each having a narrow
edge of black valenciennes as a finish.
This would make a very pretty founda-
ton for a black organdy trimmed with
blue.
Pink lawn skirts with black lace
trimming would be more in harmony
with the present style of color scheme,-
which reminds me of very pretty
black and pink costume which l saw
on an open car the other night. 1t was
in an all-over pattern, with large