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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
W. J. BRYAN HURT.
Hotel Balcony from Which He wns
Speaking Collapsed.

Hotel Balcony from which He wns
Speaking Collapsed.
William Jennings Bryan was injured at
st. Augustine. Fla, Thursday night by
the fall of section of a hotel piazza.
The Democratic candidate for President
was rendered nconscious. his face was
badly cut. and his body bruised In several
places. but his injuries are not regarded
as very serious. Others in the wreck were
not no fortunate. Many were internally
injured. some had their legs and arms
broken. while nearly everybody suffered
more or less. Hundreds were packed into
the piazza. when. with n cracking. crash
Ing noise. u section forty feet square fell
to tho ground twenty feet below. Panic
seized the men and women, and for a
while nobody seemed to know what to do.
Then, ms some of those who had fallen
scrambled TO their feet and called for aid
FOR the other unfortunates, a general res.
cue movement was Instituted. Mr.. Bryan
was discovered, and to the waiting thou
sands II was soon announced that he was
unconscious. Mr.. Bryan was taken TO his
room In the hotel as soon as the physicians
finished their task. and retired immcdi-
atcly. Orders were given that he be not
disturbed. and the physicians announced
that the distinguished Nebraska man was
not seriously hurt and would recover.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Chicago-Ca,tie, common to prime.
$3.50 TO $3.50; hogs, shipping grades,
$500 to $3.50; sheep, fair to choice, $500
to $3.50; wheat, No. = red, &c to 60c;
corn, No. 2, DC to 25c; oats, No. =, 16c
to Use; rye, No. 9, zoe to 32c; butter,
choice creamery, lie to 1Sc; eggs, fresh,
DC to Zoe; potatoes, per bushel, zoe to
3Oc; broom corn, common growth to choice
green hurl, S25 10 $50 per ton.
Indianapolis--Cattle, shipping, $500 to
sheep, common to choice. $500 to $3.50;
wheat, No. ., Soc to SIC; corn, No. 2
white, 23c to 25c; oats, No. white, 22c
to DE.
st. Louis-Cattle. $500 to $3.50; hogs.
$500 to $4.25; sheep. $500 to $5.25;
wheat, No. =, 9Oc to 03c; corn, No. = yell
low, zoe to 22c; oats, No. = white, lie to
Zoe; rye. No. =, 31c to SIC.
Cincinnati-Cattlc, 81. 80 to $500; hogs,
$500 to $i25; sheep, $3.50 to 1925;
wheat, No. =, SSc to 00c; corn, No. 2
mixed, o4c to 26c; oats. No. 2 mixed, zoe
to 22c; rye, No. ., BE to 3Sc.
Detroit--Cattle, $3.50 TO 1925; hogs,
$500 TO $3.50; sheep. $500 to $500;
wheat, No. . red, SSc to 90c; corn. No. .
yellow, 24c to bic; oats, No. 2 white, 2Oc
to 22c; rye. :i2c to 34c.
Toledo--Wheat, No. . red. SIC to Soc;
corn, No. 2 mixed, 23c to 25c; oats, No.
2 white, 16c to 1Sc; rye, No. 9, 32c to 33c;
clover seed, S4.45 to $4.55.
Milwaukee--Wheat. No. 9 spring. Csc
to zoe; corn, No. 3, 22c to 24c; oats. No.
9 white, Zoe to 2lc; barley, No. 2, 2sc to
33c; rye, No. 2, 33c to 34c; pork, mess,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
HUNDREDS ARE DYING.
Famine DUO TO Crop Tnilurc About
1chanU, China.

Famine Due 60 Crop Failure About
1chanu, China.
According to adviccs brought by the
steamer Gaelic. natives In the vicinity Of
lchang. China. are dying by hundreds Of
starvation. The grain crop last year was
almost a total failure, and as tho people
exchanged their maize for rico to last
them through the winter. food has been
scant for long time. Supplies IRE now
comparatively exhausted. and the harvest
Of death has begun. Tho officials arc
making efforts to furnish food for tho
starving people by sending In rice, but the
supplies they are able to contribute IRE 80
small and the number Of those IN direct
need Is 50 great that little good 10 accom-.
plishcd. Owing to the difficulty Of trans.
porting tho rice In tho famine districts,
only those living along the waterways are
aided. For those In the interior there II
no help. and tho mortality IL great and
growing steadily. Even In tho sections
that relief supplies reach the amount Civ
en- TO each family IL 10 small that Il serves
barely to sustain life, and does not relieve
the pangs Of hunger. No estimate Of the
loss Of life Is given, but II Il reported to
DO heavy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
DEATH AND DEVASTATION.
Floods In the Northwest Claim Many
viCttms.


Forty lives at least have been lost In
the floods In South Dakota, Iowa and Ne
braska. Two persons are known TO have
been lost on the Floyd. three have been
reported drowned on the Big Sioux. two
on the Missouri aud two OH the Coon, all
In the immediate vicinity Of Sioux City.
Cases of similar character are being re-
ported every day from points farther
away, and a sharp watch Is being kept by
authorities In river towns for Aoaters In
the Missouri. Many people are missing.
of whose death their friends have no
positive information. Most Of them have
probably been carried down the Missouri,
and their bodies probably will never he
recovered. The bodies of two more vic
Tins were brought into Sioux City Friday
--Danford Magce OF Whiting and Harry
n. Favill--who were drowned while at.
tempting to ford the Elkhorn river In Ne.
braska. There has been a general fall In
all streams In the locality.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Restoring Pension Agencies.

4 Washington correspondent declares
that the sweeping order of President
Cleveland cff"ctng consolidation Of
pension agencies will be- revoked by Pres.
id.nt Mckinley. II present plans are ear
ried out. Though II Is stated that no con-
clusion has been reached on the matter.
rhe President has had time to inquire into
II, and 20 hear protests Of congressional
delegations. and it Is learned practically
has become convinced that 1t should never
be allowed 10 become operative.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Die Of Kidney Worm.

Several thousand razor-back hogs. i'm
ported into Iowa from Texas during the
past year, have died from what was sup
posed 10 be hog cholera. 4 post-mortem
examination of some Of them discloses
that instead Of cholera, a kidney worm
killed rhe hogs. IL is claimed thar the
disease is incurabe but II is not positive
Is known that il is contagious.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
To Meet ut Wlnona.

May 90 the General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church in the United States
will be held on the grounds at Winona,
Ind, near Warsaw. 1t will continue ten
days, lasting over Sunday and closing at
the end of the following week. This is
the one hundred and ninth General As
sembly and Is one of three chief ecclesias.
teal gatherings held In the United States.
Ex-Prcsident benjamin Harrison proba-
bly, will be made moderator of the assem-
I1v
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
sold Her Finger for 900,

Miss Grace DlnsTnore went 10 New
York from Binghamtoa 10 sell the middle
iinger Of her right hand for $1,000. A
surgeon advertised for woman who, for
liberal pay. would be willing to part with
a middle fnger at the middle joint Cor
grating operation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Letter from James !. Hin.

James J. Hill. president Of the Great
Northern Railroad, and who also Is inter.
csttd largely In transportation TO tho
Orient. has written letter to q Western
Senator In which he points ont the posi-.
bilities Of trade In China aud Japan and
suggests that tariff duties be so adjusted
as not TO prevent or cut or trade with the
countries across the Pacific. He says
1.-THE Asiatic trade IL Of the grcat test I'm.
pOrtancc to this country and particularly
TO such portions of 1t as are Interested In
raising wheat" and continues: a." A year
ago last fall wheat sold for from IS TO 2?
cents per bushel In tho PalOuse country.
south Of Spokane Falls, and this year Il
has sold for from O. To 20 cents. About
three years ago ! sent an agent to China
and Japan TO investigate thoroughly what
steps could be taken to introduce the gen.
eral use of wheat Hour In those countries
as against their own rice and found that
1t was simply matter Of price. then
took M the consideration Of building large
steamers for that trade, designed to carry
cargoes Of flour or grain at low rates.
After the war with China the japanese
appropriated a large amount of their
war indemnity for subsidy to their mcr.
chant marine. and we. after some protract-
ell aud difficult negotiations, concluded a
contract with them for line of steamers
between Chinese and japanese ports and
Seattle, on condition that they would car
~ Hour from Puget Sound to tho Asiatic
ports at " ton, as against from 81 to
" ton formerly charged from west
coast ports In the United States. This
low rate resulted In carrying out about
%, 100000 bushels of wheat, or Its equiv
alent In -four. from the last crop. Thus
yon will see we have been able to find new
mouths which have never before used
wheaton bread to take the entire CGlifor-
mia, Oregon and Washington wheat crop
out of The European markets. The prices
of wheat this year, as compared with last,
are about 20 to % cents higher, and !
think IT may be said that from Is to Is
cents of this rise Is clearly due to the
withdrawal of all the Pacific wheat from
the European markets. Unless ships can
bring their main cargoes of merchandise
to the Pacific ports at rates that will COM
pensate them for the traffic the business
must go, as heretofore, to New York, and
the rates on -four to Asiatic ports will be
again at the old figures or an advance OF
about 80 cents barrel, which would, In
my judgment, destroy the business that
has just begun TO be built up with that
country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Lonaon paner. soy IT,. Foolish.

The London Globe, ST. James Gazctte
and Pail Mall Gazette all ridiculc the idea
~ the United States bimetallic mission
having any practical result.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
NICARAGUA Likcs Our Wheels.

BY a decree transmitted to the state
Department by United States Consul
Wiesike az Managua. the Nicaraguan
Government has reduced the duty on BIZ
cycles 10 = 2-lO0 cents per pound, Or about
S2.l3 for machine as packed for that
country. The consul says there is a good
opening for American wheels In Eicara-
guu now
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Duel Oyer Poiitics.

A. the result of duel fought with p.s.
tolls in a 81. Louis saloon, John Swering,
ex.central Republican committeeman OF
the Second ward. died at the city hospital,
Henry Erb, ex-deputy city marshal, fired
the fatal shot. A quarrel over politics
caused the killing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
coNsULs WANT THE BIO FEES.
Aek Repeal Of Regulations rromui.
gated by Olney.


Considerable pressure. IL being brought
TO bear upon tho President to secure re-.
peal Of consular regulations promulgated
by Secretary Olncy last October, which
In effect largely curtail tho big fees which
have been received by some consular OIL.
GERS. The order practically did away with
tho requirement In oil cases Of an oath to
invoices by an exporter. The result was
that many Consuls who were In the habit
Of dividing fat fees with British com"
missioners empowered to administer such
oaths lost these returns. Now the appli.
cants for the consular places have dis.
covered that a large percentage Of the
returns of their prospective offices has
been cut of by Secretary OA,ey's order.
and 80 the places are less desirable. At
one British port the Consul last year SC.
cured nearly $1,000 In such fees. which
no p0cketed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Took a Bullet from III. spipc.

A remarkable surgical operation has
been performed at Waco, Texas, upon
James II. Smith. A bullet was removed
from his spine, where it was firmly imbed-
ded in the fifth vertebra. An X-ray dis
covered the location.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
WILL KEEP JEFFERsoN's HOME.
Owner OF Monticello Refuses to Con.
vcy IL to the Government.

W. j. Bryan has received u letter from
Jefferson Levy, owner ~ Monticello. JEFF
f.rson'. old home. saying that he does not
desire 10 part with the place. lie assures
Mr.. Bryan the place will be open to Wis
i,ors "a, all times. Mr.. Bryan had writ
ten Mr.. Levy asking II he would convey
the home TO the national government. the
State of Virginia or some association like
THAT which controls Mount Vernon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Crest of Flood Anproochinc

Each day adds few inches TO the Mis-
sissippi rivers height and the long-ex-
pected crest of the flood wave will reach
New Orleans IN a Few days. Meantime
anxiety Is increasing all along the line.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
No Mail. for rwo wesk..

Tho country surrounding Mellettc, 3.
D.. IL flooded, railroads are washed out.
and there have been no mails for two
weeks. Tho James river has risen seven
feet higher than ever before. and 10 a
mile wide. Large numbers Of live stock
perishcd In the flood,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
Insurgept Car,os Shot.

Surgent incendiary, was shot al Cabanas
fortress, near Havana, Tuesday morning.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
o,.,s Nav Io,n tho Gu.ra

UtrIo May JOIN thc Uuorus
The Colorado Legislature has passed q
law which provides that In the future the
Colorado National Guard may be cOmpos.
cd Of both men and women.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17

%3d Street Yard. Yards 6oI
Chicago Avenue Yard. =. West 373
Blue Island Yard. -. Blue Island .
Office. ................... Main 1909
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
CudOwne ~lekarStwO.

ORA Hama Lekarstwo ma Ocxy.
szczenie Krwi i Wzmocnienie Ner-
WOW skiada sic giownie z roslin 1
korzeni, wpfywajacych ma wzboga-
Genie krwi i w~zmacnianie nerw6w.
Leczy ono, przywracajac te soki zy-
wotne, ktore ~wyniszczone zosta}y
choroba, zatwardzeniem, zbytkow-
mem ayciem, przepracowaniem sic,
smutkiem, niepowsciagliwoscia /
samogwaftem. p1iaia ono zaraz ma
zuLozaia krew, ma m6zg i nerwy,
dostarczajac i'm potrzebnych pier
wiastkow; powstrzymuje niszczenie
sic organizmu, odbudowuje wynn
szczone kom6rki ty Il samym mate
ryaiem, jaki zostai zuzyty. Napef-
MIA II Is krwia czysta i bogata W
W ciaika krwiste, a przez to dale
czfowiekowi zycie: cafe
ciato sic odswieza, cafy system odbu-
dowuje sic. Lekarstwo to skfada sic
z czystych ziof i korzeni, bez do
mieszkir trucizn i alkoholu, a ma
potwierdzenie tego z~afaczamy po-
swiadczenie Elliota IL. Haag, far.
maceuty-chemika, kt6ry jake ex-
pert zyskai wielka reputacye, "a
odznaczajsca sic akuratnost PREY a.
nalizowaniu chemikalij iproduktow
tywnosciowych.
Poswiadczenie to brzmi:
ftaa oe co' Urnedowa piecnst.
Do mnie nizej podpisaneso, Notaryu-
ssa Publicznego IA powyzej wymienione
county, przybyf osobiscie Elliot H. Haag,
! pod przysiega zsznai, D. jest farmaceu-
t. c. emikiem ! Re analizowaf preparat
znsny jako "Dr. Hams Blood Purifier 4
Nerve Tonic" Ora Hama Lekarstwo m
Oczyszczenie Krwi i Wzmocnienie Ner-
w6w.) i przekonsf sic, Re skfads sic ON
z korzeni l ziof " zupefnie czystym sta
ME, zebranych W odpowiednim csasie,
| te posiadaja n w~fasnosci lecznicEe 1
wreszcie, Be- preparat ten ME zawiera al
koholu, jake srodka podniecajacego i "a
chowujacego cd zepsucia.
Z. II. HAAG, Chemik Farmaceuta.
Zaprzysiezono ! zeznanc mojej obe-
cnosci d. l pazdziernika, 1897 r.
GRANT WILLIAMS,
N~otaryusz Publiczny, Lucas Co., Ohio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Minneapolis, Mimi.

M~snifestaojs obcbodowa "a polsg
fych bohsterow zr. $1,000, ur.s-
dsons przez wszystkioh polskow "a
missskujscyoh nas.e pissto, . 81. ks.
Js4dzewskim ma o%zsIe, udala sic do
brse, DO ks. Jsadzewski, dzielny pa
tryjota, zapowisdsiai " kosciele, /.
obchod IA polegiych wspoibraoi,
kt6ruy podniesli broh prseoiw Rosji
pamietnej nooy 20 lissopsds 1880
roku, odbedsis sic " nied1isle, % II.
stopsds, pod mr.. 1010-Msrket st..
Dsieh ] godzins .apowiedziana
~nadsszay, polsoy ! polki ssbrsli sic
tax licsnie, jsk jesro.e nigdy. Ks.
Jssds wski. je~dnogiosnie o5rany pre-.
sssem msnifsstsoji, otwiers obch6d
piskns prsemows, 9 wytiomsosyw
ssy pow6d zsbranis, powoiujs niaej
podpissnego ma sekretsrzs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
WilnO, Mimi,


Ooohoi Listopadowy odbyl sic u
OBJ. Malcze wskisgo, pod mr.. $50 So.
bieski IVA.
Oh. Malozewski otworryl oboh6d
| powolal P. Maohnikowskiego ma
Pre.esa, ktory obrai OBJ. B. Malczsw
skiego ne sekretarza.
Ma pierws.ego NOVICE byl powo-
fany oh. S. Pr.ybyss. Nsstspnie
deklamowala parma Franois.ka Mats.
Panua Ceoylja Mat. odspiewala solo
I. Uroczy sty obch6d".
Ma drugiego m6woe byi powo}apy
OBJ. Jan Matz, krory "a swoja piekns
prsemowe byi obdarzony licznemi
okla'kami. Potem byf spisw BRA.
ola rooznica'', pod dyrekojs OBJ. S.
Nowickiego. Wres1cis deklamowa al
OBJ. Maduralski.
Ma saxon ,senis obchodu zaspie.
wsf oh6r nBozs COS Polske".
n uszsnowaniem
b. Malcze,cski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

mile s&uchano. N~astepnie Spie~
VI dymem p~oaar6w" wykonala mlo
dzie4. Wielce ukontentowala obeo
nych deklamscja maiej Gent. cork
Pahstwa Podurgiel. Nastepnis de
klamowai p. P. Winiarski, q DO MIN
lO-cioletni S. Zaorski. S2iew ,,Jesz
" Polska ME zgine&a", .adowsl
niajaoo wykonaiy dzisoi szkolne.
Poc.em ws.yscy .sspiewali piesh
,Boas ocs Polske",-a ma zakoh,s,.
ME pr.edstawila tywy obraz ,Wie.
nieo Wolnosoi" parma A. Ssudzih
ska. Obra. bardso sic podobs}.
z obcyOh towar.yssw obeonem M
byiy: Jan III Sobisski I Peterson,
Ksnonier.y Polsoy I Newarku, Tam.
bory Polskie I Newarku, grajao
matte piekne polskie marsre, Polsoy
Krakusi Z Jersey City | Krakusi
Polsoy I New Yorku.
Polskich towar.ystw " Passaio Ii.
ozymy d.iewiet, Z kt6rych s.esc Ia.
je@o sic urzadssnism obohodu.
p. Piecho,cski. sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Milwaukee, Wis.

Dnis q Z. m. Odbyl sic tn ma pc
3udniowej s%tronis, W hall Kosoiusrki,
oboh6d Listopadowy, lepiej aniaeli
W poprzednich lataoh. Pomimo sill
nego mrozu. public.nosci zsbrslo sic
bardso wisle.
Obchod zsgail W imieniu kt unite
tn ur.adsajaoego p. F. Masiakowski
i powo3a& ma przswodnic.aoego oh
ehodu p. NJ. Kucere.
= Pan M. Kuoera " kr6tkiej swej
movie dai do srorumienis, kto IA
oheca p~ublio.nosc do uc.esrosania
ma obohody, q potem powo&sl OBJ. F.
]. Mazurka ma sekretarsa obchodu,
Nastepnie odspiewaiy Tow. HAr
monia / Kalina piekns piesh ,Skar.
@" pod egida p. Konssantsgo MAI
ka.
.f'isrwszym mowca byi DR.. OBJ. ia
wornicki, kt6ry swa swietns mowa
srobii wielkis w~raaenis ma publicz.
noSci.
Nastepnie p. B. Masiakowska de.
klamowaia piekny wiers. nTesknota
IA Polska".
Nsstepnie ch6ry: Harmonic ! Ka.
lima ~odspiewaiy ,,Piesh wiso.orns".
Drugim m6wca byl prof. Jan Kuk,
kt6ry " swej movie om6wil litera
ture polska.
Nsstepnie F. W. S:roihski dekls
mowai wiersz: % Stefanie Czarneo.
kim.
Ch6ry: Harmonic ! Kalins odspie
waly nWieniec Melody Polskiok".
Trzeoim m6woa byl p. d z,bif-
ski. M6wii o Adsmie Miokiewicsu.
P. ]. Wasniewska deklamowals
piekny wiersr: nZgon jen. Sowif
skiego".
Oststnim dsklamatorem byl q. j.
Zabihski. Deklamowai piekny wiers1
Mickiewicza p. t. nRe dots Ordons".
Wreszcie, przswo iniossoy oboho
du, p. M. Kuoera p~odziekowai G war
dji Kosciuszki ! caisj publiOsnosoi "a
wsiecie ud.iaiu W tel uroozyssosOi,
kt6rs sskshczono ogoluy m spiswsm:
rBo4e COS Polske".
+. j. Mazurek. sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

Pewna pacyentka z Cleveland, Ohio.
cierpiaca ma ~skrofufy j nerwowe stakI'
pisze: "Lekarstwo ORA Ham odrszu mi
pomogfo: Biore teraz trzecia butelke 1
nam -sdziejs, ze zostans cAfkowicie wy.
leczons."
Jan Bak z Hazletop, Pa, pisze DO Dok-
fora Ham'-"Na pytanie Pshskie dono-
sze, Re iona mojs wyzdro Sisfi Cd PAD.
skich medycyn. Inni doktorzy wyiudza-
IL pieDiadze po trocbu, ale przyszfo to
oardzo drogo, a mic Die pomogli; zdaje
sic re szfj i'm tylko o to, ably iona lax.
najdfuzrj ~chorowaia | oni darliby pienia.
DE "a to. Pahskie medycyny odrazu no.
mogfy mel zonie, "a co bardzo dziekuie."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

81. w obchodsie brady ud.iai ws.yst
kis towar.ystwa miejscone, tax marc
dove jak i koscielne. Prsswodni
ozyf " cza.is obchodu p. Miso.
SiuPski, prszes tow. nNad.ieja,'
grupy Nv. N. Polls ; sekretar.em byl
F. 7. Wolowski, sskr. jen. Wv. Mi.
Polls.
Program byi urosmsioony. Skla
dal sic I II numer6w, ws.ystkie
wyPadiy .nakomicie.
Prsemawiali: ks. DIR. T. Stabsnau,
o organizaOji msod.ieay i k~orzysoiach
jake mlodsiea odniesc mote, pr.y.
ssepujso do organi.acji patryjotyo.-
mel, majaoej IA oel gsowny see
rzenie eswiaty; p. J6.. Gut, NOV o
Powstaniu listopadowem; p. FIR. Da
nisch, prez. Wv. M. P. o mlodziezy
Pol'kiej; p. FIR. Witkowski, o po
s~wieoeniu sic w~alczacyOh IA wolnosc
Polski, i A. Hoihski, PREF. tow. sw.
J6zefa.
S1iswy wykonane .ostaiy pr.e.
ohor miejsoowy pod dyrskOja pana
Nowaokiego. Solo INA straty" wyk.
p. j. NJ. Sisnkiewioz.
Deklamovsli: p. J. Maroinkowska,
DO polek;" p. Helena Frsokowik,
"Do Ojozysny;" FIR. Ssmytkowska,
"Rsez os.miahska;" A. Frsokowiak,
rBohater pasho!e;" 81. S.c.epanik,
,Mowa ojczysta;" H. Mstelska i FIR.
Mikolsjcsak, nOda do mlodosci."
Program zakohozouo odspiewa-
MEM: ,,Boae COS Polske."
Zebrano ma pomnik T. Kosoius..
ki s8.S4.- Pisniad.e to wreo.ono p.
j. Zswilihskiemu, skarknikow wi q M.
P. kt6ry je .lo.y ma rece komitstu
budowy pomniks.
Braterstwo i pozdrowienie,
T.. T. Wofouski,
sekretarz obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
POdziekOwania.

DIR. Ham ME wymaga cd nikogo
zaswiadczenia, 20 zostaf w~yleczony,
ale pacyenci sami z wdziecznosci pi-
sza mt o tenn, a wielu jest takich,
co "a wiasne pieniadze ogisszaja W
gazetach o tenn, 20 zostali wylecze-
nj przez ORA Hama.
Podziekowah takich Dr.. 81 a m
ma tysiace i ze wszystkich czesci
swiata. Me podobiehstwem wiec
jest og}aszac je wszystkie, gdyz ME
pomiesciiyby sic W wielkiej gazecie.
Ogiaszamy vice tylko take, ktore
ma "chybif traff" wpadna nam pod
reke.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

Sa medycyny ! msdyoyny. Me
ktore Z mich mimo dobrej osny !
wszystkich obietnio fsbryksnts ME
20 kor'ystoemi ola cierpiscyoh, kto-
rzy " nich pokisdsjs ufnose. lane,
IA pomocs swyoh wissnosoi lec.s
oyoh, NE tslko prsynos.s fsbrykan.
towi dobrre .~asiusons | trwa's ohwa
is, leoz rownie. bsogosiawie6stwo cd
konsumsnta.
ORA Piotrs Gomo1o Jest lekar.
stwem tego drugiego opisu. Jest
70 ~nie korzystnem ola miodyoh /
stsrych. Listy d.ieko.ynpe, ktore
wiasciciel DE-. Peter Fahrney, Z Chi
osgo, ILL.,, dostaje re wssystkioh oseS-
Of Ssau6w Zjsdnocsonych, % najlsp.