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New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

OF the effects OF young Greek captain to whom
Byron had presented 1t shortly before his death
Colonel Miller lent the sword and some valu-
able costumes to one Casinos. an errant Greek
lecturer His lecture tour over Casinos sailed
back TO his own country without troubling him
self to return these borrowings. All trace or
them was lost. and one would suppose America
had seen the last OF Byrons sword
Colonel Millers daughter was but child at
this time She grew up, married to Abijah
Keith, and took up her residence in Chicago
In 1893. long after her fathers death, she was
travelling with her husband in Greece. being
everywhere well received out OF respect for his
memory. And the desire to get back the sword
he had valued highly grew upon her One
day In the Mediterranean boat she was led to
speak about 1t to a Greek feow-traveller. II
seemed an absurd and useless thing to ask him
II he CHANGED to know Greek named Christie
pher Plato Casinos.
absurd not said he, II know the man.
He Is keeping school in the Island OF SyrO
To Syro accordingly the travellers proceeded
Here the American Consul proved to be Mr.
EvanGedes the adopted brother Of Julia Ward
Howe. He stood ready to do anything In his
power for friends Of DR.. Howe. Castinos
seen. and made difficulty about returning
the prize. with humble apologies In Athens
DR. Russ and George Finlay unhestatingiy
identified il
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE RECORD TP PIXIES PEiK.

Colorado Springs correspondence Of The Den
Yer Republican.
Messrs f. +. White and Burns Secley. Of this
CITY broke the record in going 10 Pixies Peak on
foot Saturday night The conditions We're en-
tirely favorable the weather being warm and no
wind blowing to impede their progress. The two
mountain climbers left the Iron Springs Hotel
at ManitOu at II 80 p. m. and reached the sum
NIT at - - a m. thus making the trip IN thrc
hours and fifteen minutes. breaking the best
previous record by fifteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
4 CHINESE BlNDTT.
% The North Chlna Herald.

From The North China Herald.
notable arrest made in the native town
Of New -Chwang some days ago by the Gov
ernment detectives The criminal. who goes
under the name Of Kang. resident for
some years Of Peking. VIII re- he lived in good
style Unfortunately. however. being Of
quarrelsome disposition. he during that time
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woods and only needed the letters of his

woods and only needed the letters Of his
lively imagination. The proximity of
Concord and Lexington naturally enough
suggested the story of Paul Revere, and
the companionship and erudition of his
friends and the foreigners furnished the
motive for the folklore tales, which ideal
surroundings developed and perfected.
We added our signatures to the four
thousand from all parts of the world who
have registered at the Inn since its open
ing on the 18th of June, and took our way
back to the ''far off noisy town. Octo-
Der wea Their and October outings are al
ready pleasant memories only, and
GLOW will it be when the woods turn
brown,
Their gold and their crimson all dropped
down,
And crumbed to dust? Oh then, we lay
Our ear to Earth's lips, we shall hear her say J.,
In the dark, am seeking new gems for my
crown
We will dream of green leaves when the
woods turn brown
Waltham, Mass, Nov. /, 1897.
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Science UtiliZes all the Ok.

In an article on the ''Wonders of the
World Waste" William George Jordan,
in October Ladies' Home Journal de-
tails how science at the present day utilities
The OK. ''Not many years ago. he says,
''when an OK was slaughtered 40 per cent.
OF the animal was wasted; at the present
time nothing is lost bnt its dying breath.
AS but one third of the weight of the
animal consists of products that can be
eaten, the question of utilizing the waste
is serious one. The blood is used in re-
timing sugar and in sizing paper, or manu-
featured into door knobs and buttons.
The hide goes to the tanner, horns and
hoofS are transformed into combs and
buttons: thigh bones, worth $50 per ton,
are cut into handles for clothes brushes;
fore leg bones sell for $50 per ton for
collar buttons, parasol handles and jewel
~; the water in which bones are boiled is
reduced to glue; the dust from saving
the bones is food for cattle and poultry;
the smallest bones are made into bone
black. Each foot yields quarter ola pint
of heats foot oil; the tail goes to the
'soup;" while the brush Of hair at the
end OF the tail is sold to the mattress
maker. The choicer parts of the fat make
the basis of butterine; the intestines are
used for sausage castings or bought by
gold heaters. Undigested food in the
stomach, which formerly cost the packers
of Chicago $50, 900 year to remove and
destroy, is now made into paper. These
are but a few of the products of the
abattoirs. All scraps unfit for any other
use find welcome in the glue pot, or they
do missionary work for farmers by acting
as fertilizers
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George M. Pullman.

The idea of Eugene Debs criticising
Geo. M. Pullman! Pullman was a good
man and good workman. Debs is loaf
er and mischief maker. Pullman has been
of some use to humanity. Debs has been a
hindrance and curse to working people.
When Geo. M. Pullman worked at the
bench, he was a good carpenter; he got his
start by being good workman, and in
dustrious. For man like Debs to criticise
such man, because he was rich, is pro-
fanation. Pullman was Of the better class
of workmen; Debs is Of the worst class of
loafers.
Nine out of ten Americans who become
rich, start as Geo. NJ. Pullman did: us
good mechanics. 1t is the surest way to
get rich. Very few sons of rich men ever
make. a success in life. A workman who
works hard and intelligently, is entitled to
competence; when Debs says the contrary
is true, he is a liar, and uses the usual eX-
PLANTATION of loafer to excuse his shift
lessness and laziness. Pullman had almost
no schooling" yet he was one of the best
educated men in America; good work
ingman acquires education with his work.
Many colleges teach nothing but !oating.
Atchson, Kansas, Globe.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11
Good Roads.

Probably no class has derived more
benefit from the general use of the wheel
than the farmer, for to him it is bringing,
and in many localities has already brought,
good roads. Even though he may ridicule
the "pesky thing" still he must thank the
cyclist for the advent of the present uni
versal movement toward better public
highways. Jas. j. Arden, Chicago, III.
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Why He Explores.

''I'm not surprised that this man Per
kins has become an explorer" said Mrs.
Brown, as she looked over the Sunday
edition of the Pelersvile Gazoo. "Here' s
a photograph called The Explorer Per-
kins at Home and he's sitting on the
hardest looking sofa in the most hideous
parlor ever saw [Harper's Bazaar.
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Editorial Notes.

The silvery tones, if not the silvery argu-
ments, have disappeared from Mr..
Bryan's voice. 1t was noticed in Ohio
that owing to excessive speaking his voice
had lost much of its pleasant meditation,
and had become strained and hoarse. 1t
is thought this was due to some extent to
the factory smoke floating around through
the atmosphere where he spoke. Last
year he wasn't troubled in this respect.
1t was not to be supposed that England
would agree to open the minis of India in
advance of any international agreement, or
even conference, and her action in the
matter Of silver does not at all argue her
opposition to the cause of true bimetallism.
The prospect is that England will willing
ly send delegates to an international con-
ference looking to the rehabilitation of sill
yer as primary money.
Not so much is being hea I'd now as a
eign countries against the provisions of our
new tariff measure. A great deal was said
about the injury to our export trade which
would result from the action which for
eigners would feel obliged to take to off
set the results of the new tariff; but Of
fetal figures now show that our exports of
grain and manufactured articles continue
right along in spite of the new tariff and,
in fact, that they are increasing rather
than decreasing under it.
1t is an actual fact, rather than cam
paign story, that the advocates of the free
silver theory are gradually and gra cefully
breaking away from their former convic-
tons in regard to the white metal and are
looking about for other tissues" Many
men who supported free silver in last
years campaign, seeing the way the
drift is going, are dropping the silver
theory and coming out squarely in ia
vor of absolute fiatism. 1t is, how
ever, but a step from free silver and
the issuance of money worth forty
cents on the hundred to unlimited paper
money with nothing behind it to assure its
redemption.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11

The only remedy in the world that will at
once stop itchiness of the skin in any part of
the body, that is absolutely safe and never
failing, is Doan's Ointment. Get it from
your dealer.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11

Itching, Burning, Creeping, Crawling
Skin Diseases relieved in few minutes by
relieves instantly and cures letter. Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Eczema, Ulcers,
Blotches, and all Eruptions of the Skin. 1t
is soothing and queting and acts like magic
in all Baby Humors, Irritation OF the Scalp
or Rashes during teething time. 30 cents
hox-3
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TO LET.

The store in johnson Block now occupied by
Mayo 4 White. Apply to
C. POOR.
Belfast, Oct. IA. 1897.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11

If you feel weak, dull and discouraged you
will find bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla will
do you wonderful good.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
Iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 2oc.
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of
remedy children
gatcontr ton scien andhu
personally by letter,
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FOR MORE THAN fTYSX YEARS lT Has MEYER FAILED IN ITS
weekly VISITS TO The H0NE2 or F57Nz3S AID
VILLAGERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES

i HAS faithfully hboed for their prosperity and happiness ion
The improvement of their business and home interests
for education for the elevation of American manhood
and true VOmanhOOd.
IT HAS told the resde intersne and instructive stories nj
the doings Of the world, the nation and States.
HAS advised the farmer the approved methods of
ctivang and harvesting his crops, and the proper tins
to convert them into the largest possible amount of
money.
IT HAS led in all matters pertaining to the welfare OF farmers and
villagers, and for half century has held their con-
tldence ID esteem
is the new YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and we furnish with the RE-
PUBLICAN JOURNAL one year for 81 CO. cash in ADVANCE
Address all
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING co. BELFAST, MAINE
0 e rbne York lt
o WIN
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The Camden Herald in its Biographical
Sketches of the Past Masters of Amity
Lodge, No. 6, F. & A. NJ, includes the
following:
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"Ah, let the green Septembers go!
They promise more than they bestow
Out of the south October came
Setting the forests heart aflame.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11

prelude. The ''spinet'' has given place
to the modern piano used in the ball room
above. Daniel Webster's desk-on which
these lines were written-occupies a cor
ner of the room. The ''window pane'' on
which the ''jovial rhymes were writ near
century ago by the great Major Moline
aux, " was considered too tempting to the
souvenir hunter and was taken from the
window and framed, and hangs beside the
Landlord coat arms
! copied what Longfollow neglected to
do, and give the ''jovial rhymes verba-
tim:
What do you think Here is good drink
Perhaps you may not know it.
If not i'll haste do stop and taste,
You merry folks will show it.
VIM. MOLINEA JX, JR ESQ.
June a. 18Th
An attempt was made to decipher the
coat of arms, "well framed and glazed,'
and l was dismayeed to find that even
our cicerone himself could not assist us.
Having followed the scene thus far | trust
no one will object to an introduction to
the characters in the scene.
The Landlord, is he who looked down
upon us from his frame as we registered,
the last Howe of the race. The Student,
is Henry Ware Wales, scholar in the
full sense of that word, who died young
and bequeathed a library to Harvard.
The young Sicilian was Luigi Monti, once
consul to Palermo. The Spanish Jew
from Alicant-Israel Edrehi, from whom
came the knowledge of the Talmud. The
Theologian-Daniel Treadwell, professor
of theology at Cambridge. The Poet is
Thos. W. Parsons, by whom we have a
translation of Dante. Lastly comes the
knowledge of northern legend from the
Norwegian musician, Ole Bull.
1t is easy to trace the inspiration of the
''Tales'' after visit to the place of their
conception. 'The Birds of Keeling
WORTH Longfellow's very own story,
flew about him every day in the Sudbury
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

Gdyby .as powyzsze srodki ostr6a-
nosci ME pomogiy, a driecko .ao.y-
nalo traoic apetyt. robic sic niespo-
kojnem, a przytem. gdyby .acsyna-
10 zwracac j dosts}o ro.wolnionia
zolsdka misnowioie W sezonie letnim,
wieo 50 to wskaz6wki, ae dziecko ma
p~oozatki oht roby lstniej.
w takicb wypadkach ME udawa6
sic do babek znachorek, kt6re n.
o.ynsjs naprawiac. jakoby d.ieoko
byio przelsmane. Me traoao
o.asu, DO kaada chwila doprowad.s
dsieoko do ohoroby gsebszej j nisu-
leczslniejszej, udac sic ME do ana.
chorek, leoz do lekarza, ably ten IA
wozssu m6gi uratowac zyoie d.is-
Okla.
DR.. NE Bozinch,
pol N. Carpenter ST., Chicago.
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ZGODA, CZWARTEK I3 &c ALA 1897.
CIR. 224 20 Erie.

Or. 224 20 Erie.
Niniejs.em .awisdsmiam ozton
k6w Tow. Tsdsusza Kosoiuszki, OR
224, ae posiedzenie .~wyo.ajne cd.
bedsie sic dnis Is maja O godzinis
38 wieozorem W sail zwyklyoh pc,
siedseh. Obecnosc kszdego cz}onks
jest k~onieozna.
Zaprasra sic tskae wszystkioh bra.
OF polakow, k~t6rzyby choieli . mani
sic Poiao.yc i pracowac Ola dobrs
naroiu i ola siebie samyoh. ma to
posiedxenie. Me zwaasjcis bracia
ma gsosy p~uszozykow, DO to pusts
fea.ess, DO tylko wsp6lns praos dol
d.iemy do wytknietych nan oel6w.
Antoni Donikowski, sekr.
Or. SO ,o Minneapolis.
Upraszam szanownyoh ozlonk6w
Tow. Zjednoc,euie Polak6w, grupy
80, ably rao.yli sic stawi6 ma posie.
dzenie " dniu 10 majs. - q brat
MEM pozdrowieniem, Wojoieoh Ciom.
towski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
Kiedy, Ola czegO, Co.


Kiedy niebieskie niebo, kwiaty /
piekne powietrle wiossnne 50 Z ma
mi, zdaje sic jak by uragsnie losu,
ae najmniej z lego cieszyt sic moae-
my. Jezeli many nsgls zmiane po.
wietrza, W poaudnie npa}, a wieczo-
rem chlodno j wilgotnie, system nasz
Podlegs zupeinej zmianie. Wraas-
mia tie ma nasz system So ogolnie INA
ne jako cierpienia wiosenne, a lekar-
stwo wiosenne jest konieozne. Ma
my dobre i lepsze lskarstwa, jedn.-
kowoz jest i najlepszs lekarstwo,
ably z choroby tel sic wyleclyc. Sko-
70 stan Ten chorobliwy jest og6lnie
znany, n~ajlspszem lsksrstwem, kt6-
re rowniez jest powszechnie znansm
j uzywanem, 50 bezwarunkowo DR..
Augusta Koenig'a hamburskie kro-
pie. Ma wsrelkie choroby, iak oisr-
pienia watroby, zo}skks, zawrot1o-
spalosc, brak spetytu, nisstrswnosc,
nieczysta krew, ME mssz lepszsgo
leksrstwa jak DIR. Augusta Koenig'a
hamburskis krople, ktore 50 znsne
jake niezawodny srodek ma wyaej
wymienions oierpienis.
Wiosna prrynosi z SODA rowniea /
iune chOroby, pochodzsOe . nieroz-
sadku ! wielkiej ufnosoi W piekne
powietrze. Pc poiudniowym upsle,
many zszwyczaj cbiodoei wilgotne
wieczory, skutekiem czego oierpimy
IA reumstyzm, neuralgia, Dol W krzy-
zach, sztywnosc crionkow. Prey
wszelkich zss zsbswsoh ma wolnem
powietrzu, zschodzs wywichnieois,
prnyskrzypnieOi. ! s~kaleOsenia.
W. wszystkich tych wypsdkaci.
powszecbnie zuany olej sw. Jakobs,
leozy niszswodnie ! jest nsjskute.
creiejszem lsksrstwem ma cierpienia
tel pory roku.
Majac obadwa leksrstws pod reka
! uaywsjsc ich W rszie potrzeby, be-
dziecie dose siloi, ably korzysts6 10
wszystkioh rabsw wiosennych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
Wielki KOncert W st. Paul.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi. 3go maja 1897.
Tow. Spiewu Wanda, Choir XVIII
q. s. P. W A~meryce, Z wsp6ludzialem
choru XI A. Kontskiegc, ur1adza
koncert W sobote, Is maja rb. W
Assembly hall. Poczatek o godz.
Sci wiecz., pc koncercie bal. Bedzie
to ostatni koncert W obecnym sezo-
nie, ola tego srodziewamy sic, ae
szanowni rodacy zbiora sic jaknsj-
~liczniej; a zaPewniamy ioh ze beds
zadowoleni. gdyz koncert zapowiada
sic swietnie. u uszanowaniem
RomitoG.
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CHICAGO. dnis 8 maja 1897.

CHICAGO. dnis 8 maja 1897.
ia nizej podpisany jake sekretarz
Protokulowy Tow. Jednos6, grupy
1873 W Chicago, upraszam grupy
zwiszkowe a osobliwis sekretarzy
prot a,eby wszystkis koresponden,
oys dotyczace wyzej wymienio-
nego Tow. byiy wysyiane wprost do
mnie ma moi adres, kt6ry by} W yra.
znie W Zgodzie og}oszony, a ME W
inne rece jak to mis}, zdarzenie ma
poPrze dniem pcsiedzeniu, azeby
przyPadkiem z tego ME byly jakies
niePrzyjemnosci. 30 jeaeli kto ME
ma czasu czytac Zgody albo z opie
s~zalosci ME ozyts, to MECH sic spyts
drugioh. jaki jest adres sekretarzs
Towsrzystws, do ktorego zamier1s
wys1sc korespondenoys.
Fir. R~deojczdk,
sekr. prot. Tow. Jeduosc, grupy
1873 W Chicago.
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u kOngresu.

w senscie przyjeto poprawke dc
budzetu sozmaitych spraw cywil'
nych, znoszscs rorporzsdrenie Cleve
landa wzgledem w%y1nsczenis 1900.
600 ARROW ma zAiozenie borrow.
w izbie posiow komitet regul
przediozyi sprswozdsnie, proponuja-
oe, ably posiedzenis izby odbyws{y
sic tylko W poniedziaiek i ozwsrtek.
Posei Bailey przemswisi prseoiw re.
zoluoyi, ktors przediozono sylko W
tym oele, ably przewodpiczscy ME
potrzebowaf ran ianowac komitet0w,
| ably ME dopuszczono 10 przyjeois
blu bsnkructw.Ns bill ten czeksja ty.
siace rzetelnych ludri, DO pom6giby
i'm " ~interesie.
POSI- King p~ruediozyl rezoluoys
dotyozscs s~nektowsnis wysp hawai-
sk!ch.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
TOwarzystwO ,,Czytelnia' "
BrOOklynie.

BrOOklynie.
Towarzystwo ,.Ceytelnia" W Broo-
klynie w dniu l6 maja rb. urzsdza
piknik W Cypress Hills parku. Do
chod Z pikniku przeznao.ony ma po-
wiekszenis biblioteki Czytelni. -
Wskutek tax wznios}ego oelu, upra.
sra sic szanowrs publicznos6 o laska-
we Przybyoie ma wspomniany piknik
jak n~sjliczniej.
Ola towarzystw wystepujacyoh In
corPore, lub ter czlonk6w pojedyh-
ozyoh przy odznace, wstep wolny.
szacunkiem,
Romitet
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Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki

ziozyli skladki nastepujacy ofiarodawcy
u przeniesienia S942l.3
Dnia % Marca 1897 r. ma chrzci-
mach u pahstwa M. Chorysn
pod mr.. 3s6 Papler str. De-
troit, Mich. ssolektowal p. A.
Sarnowski ofsre ma pomnik
Koscius.ki iak nastepuje:
Jakob Kosstuss SO
Elzbieta Kosztusz SO
Michsi Choryan 25,
Julisnns Choryan 25
Jan Choryan 25
Wanda Choryan IS
Klemma Choryan
Mieczyslawa Choryan 5
Wawrsyn Brscisxewski 5
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S q y. Y.
w. 7.
l.. Terski podk. ma Detroit
nsdesisl: z obchodu stycznio.
wego 80, cd OR. l55 skar-
bonka 445, 84c., l.. B}azkie.
wioz skarh. 444. 56,., S. RE
szotarski SIX. 449, 27o, T. Mo-
rawski SIX. $40, 12o. Razem
Ed. Kudlicki, Menominee,
Mich.
Boberski W Chicago .ebral
ma chrzoinsoh u PIP. Buszkie.
wiczow 3 06. Zarazem doia.
cam do tego 500 ktore to
wygrai oh. A. Buszkiewioz cd
oh. St. Cichowioza z ga {adu
o polityke. Ia przetrzyma.
ME tax d}ugo pisniedzy do
lsozam 25o procentu. Pr.y
oddaniu pieniedzy OBJ. r.
F6rmanowio. doiozyl 10 o.
Rszem
j. Jedrasiak pcdk. ma Buff
fslo, pr1esial: Ma imieni-
mach PAM J~anickiej z inioya-
tywy OBJ. B. Rsbier.y hskiego,
zebrala PAM Rsbierzyhska
200, 10 skarbonki SOP OBJ.
Sobkiewicza 81, Tow. Kraw-
COW Pol. or. l94 roozny pc.
dstek 05. Ma weselu OBJ.
ksczyhskiego Z p. Meleoks
zebra} oh. NJ. Paradowski DO.
boroa 2 rs. Ma imieninach
oh. j. Zydowicra "a inioyaty.
wa OBJ. w. Paw'Owskiego, re.
bra} oh. A. zydowioz / 90.
Ma imieninsch OBJ. w. Paw.
i~owskisgo .sbrs} OBJ. Sobkie-
wioz 7oo. u bilstow ma pc.
dusrke, wygrywks ur.ad.ona
przeI Tow. Psf Wanda,
wpiyneio 10 so. Rszem
X. Boozkowski or. 16l
A. Bilihski gr. SO
Emil Koitko gr. 283
Tow. Przer. ! Rem. Pol.
W Chicago, podstek n.
j. Jeziorkowski or. 213
Zebr. przez oh. Ig. Dan.
kowskiego ma bslu msskowym
Tow. Centr. Polek W Chicago
X. Boozkowski or. l6l
j. Blsszka gr. 1873 W Chi
csgo
Razem 5 5
Stan l kwietnis 1897 r. 5 1907
Stan 1 msja 1897 r. 1913
Wyrsznie $58 80 wyse}am 2
bank Stenslands Milwaukee Avs
Bank" ma reoe dyrektora
zeum N.P.w Rapperswylu OBJ j.
iezowskiego, IS Boulevard Males
bes, Paris - France.
CHICAGO, Ill. l msja 1897.
FIR. II. Ja5tohski,
Komisarz skarbu n. p. ma Stany z
Wszystkie pisms polskie upr
sic o powtorzenie powyzszego s
wozdania.
Ks.dy metezyrns powinien OF
og}oszenie Tomssza Slaters " te.
zecie na stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

Me1czyzni, msodzi ! starry, powin.
nj czytac~ ogtosrenie Tomaszs Slate,
"a ma stronnioy 2ej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Narodowego W
RaPperswylu ma Stany Zjed.
POI. Am. "a miesiac kwie- p--
cieh 1897 +. .1..