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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-09-02

For sale.-A long established bust
ness. For particulars enquire of Geo.
n. Wood. 3w.
Solid made school shoes for boys and
girls at Muir's.
For Stationary birds-I have a
number Of fine singers which l will
sell cheap. Mrs. d. Case.
&c. Ketchum, only reliable ice dealer
in the twin cities. Prompt delivery.
Telephone 81. If
The Ladies' Aid society of Unity
church, Centralia, will meet, Wednes-
day next, with Mrs. 7. J. Cooper.
The more a man has the more he
wants-unless it happens 10 be twins.
When you can get nobbv, stylish
fitting suit and get it cheap. you should
be happy, McRaith, the tailor, can
make you happy.
What an awful change it must be for
the iceman when he dies.
Fall term, Wisconsin Business Uni
versity, La Crosse, beginsSep. E. Three
months additional tuition free to stud
ents who enter first week.
A beautiful woman, a Joy forever
Rocky Mountain Tea makes you strong,
healthy, rosy-cheeked. For sale by
John 4. Daily.
DR.. D. A. Teller, dentist, office over
Wood County National bank, Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin. Will be out of town
every Monday and Tuesday. If
NY line of Box Calf shoes, for men,
women, misses and children, have no
equal for wear. Call and see them.
Muir, The Shoe Man.
g@%Dr. V. P. Norton, veterinary
surgeon and dentist, Office at A. J
Hasbrouck's livery, Grand Rapids,
Wis. Residence telephone No. lis. If
Alex Muir is fitting out all the child
rem with shoes for the beginning of
school. Alex keeps the right goods and
sells them right. Call upon him.
| A pretty face unmarried by powder or
paint is woman's best friend. Rocky
| Mountain Tea makes you handsome.
For sale by John E. DAILY.
DIR. G. L. Tisdale, homeopathic ply
stefan and surgeon. Office in Wood
block, telephone No. 119. Residence
on High street, next door 10 E. Kroner,
| telephone No. 100. If
Will Liebe. son of Mr.. John Liebe, a
prominent farmer in the town of Grand
Rapids died at his home Tuesday of
last week with consumption. Funeral
services were held Thursday Aug. 26.
| MI. McRaith will make you nice Fall
or Winter overcoat cheap. From $40
upward, guaranteed all wool, made
according to latest style patterns. See
| McRaith about IT.
| Mothers will do we'll to examine the
| line of school shoes that Muir, the Shoe
Man, is offering this fall, they are made
of the right stuff for hard wear.
F. F. Tucker, photographer and copy
list, Hebert's gallery. All work guar
anteed first-class, taken either in clear
or cloudy weather. Telephone rs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-09-02

Miss Katie Weiland, of Appleton,
sister of Mrs. N. Reiland, is visiting in
the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
TWO ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL.
Followed by a Disastrous Express
Trni1 Wreck

NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 16.-Philadelphia
and Reading local train leaving New
York at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. struck and
killed two farmers who were driving across
the tracks at Hopewel, n. J. The acci-
dent necessitated a delay OF fifteen min
utes, the local then being on the time of
the Philadelphia express train. The local
pulled in a sliding to fix the airbrakes
and then pulled out through the other
end OF the switch to the main track. The
express came along at this time at terrific
speed and struck the rear-end of the local
train, upsetting the baggage and mail
car and iniuring five traiDmen and burn.
ing up the mail and baggage cars:
The injured are: Engineer Scale of the
local, injured and leg broken in jumping;
Baggagemaster Ohle of the express, two
ribs broken; Baggagemaster Webster of
the express, slightly hurt; Engineer
Dixon of the express, badly hurt, taken
to hospital at Plalnfield; Conductor Ash
ton of the local train, hurt internally.
Medical assistance was summoned from
Bound Brook, Hopewell and Kensin gton.
The names of the two farmers killed can
not be learned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
LIQUIDS POSTAL BILL.
"coin" Harvey AssniLs the Measure Before
the Committee on Postomces and
Postroads.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 16.-A sub
committee of the Senate Committee on
Postoffices and Postroads held an interest
ing hearing this morning on the Loud
postal bill, which, among other things,
raises very materially the rate of postage
on serial publications. Among those who
appeared were: Charles T. Root of the
Textile Publishing Company, New York;
Ernest T. Ebert, president of the Luther
League of America; Alexander ]. We'd
derburn of the National Inuelligencer;
Mr.. Orr of the Agricultural Press League
Mr.. Wheeler of Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
publishers, and WILDER f. Crofts of the
Reform Bureau, who was against the bill
and declared that he represented the
people.
Mr.. Wedderburn opposed the bill be-
cause it was against the farmer. who was
not able to get good literature without the
aid of the mails.
WILDER f. Crofts declared the existing
postal laws were nothing but Socialism
for the rich and granted large subsidies
to large industries, compelling the people
to pay the bill"
W. II. (Coin) Harvey said that, as a
practical business proposition, 1t would
not be denied that the consumer got the
benefit OF all reductions in postage. He
spoke of cheap postage as being a large
factor in the education of the people, and
commended that the Government paid the
railroads too much for carrying the mails.
1t now paid $32, 100000 a year, and this
might, he said, be cut in half. The rate
now paid was equivalent to $40 a ton,
which was more than was paid for freight,
and, after all, mail matter was nothing
more than fast freight. The spirit be-
hind the Loud bill was, Mr.. Harvey said,
a danger to public institutions. 1t was
the first step toward press censorship Ii
the man who drew the bill had been
broad minded he would never have made
such a wholesale stroke at literature as
appears in his bill.
Mr.. Orr of the Agricultural Press, David
Williams OF the Trade Journal, Charles T.
Root of New York aud EFT Ebert, presi-
dent of the Luther League, spoke in favor
of the bill, and the committee adjourned.
Further hearing will be had.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
JAMAICA FRUIT 4 FIXTURE
american Shippers Rave Little to Fear
in the London Market.

american Shippers have Little to Fear
in the London Market.
LONDON. Eng, Jan. 16.-It is apparent
from the ill-fortune that has attended the
shipment of fruit from Jamaica that
American shippers of fruit to England
have little to fear from competition in
that direction. When the merchants of
Jamaica decided to embark in the fruit
trade in the hope of recouping themselves
for the losses sustained through the ruin
ing of the sugar industry they chartered
a steamer and loaded her with oranges
and bananas for England. The whole
cargo spoiled before the vessel had been
many days at sea.
Later another attempt was made with
similar results, the steamer returning to
Kingston after having been compelled to
throw all the fruit overheard. The latest
venture has been equally disastrous. The
fruit arrived here in such bad condition
that all of it was condemned. 1t is said
that the Jamaica growers are not &C
quainted with the method of picking and
preparing fruit for long sea voyages. and
until they learn this it will be impossible
for them to gain market here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
and jailed. They are treated worse than

ana laueo. they are treated worse IMAM
dogs.
The mines are very heavily assessed
and owners are angry and ugly. Last
year the mines had to pay to the Govern
ment nearly half of their output. The
output exceeded 1000. 900. Several mines
have closed down on account OF the taxes
and other official charges.
The rinderpest has got among the cattle,
and although thousands upon thousands
of these animals have been killed the dis
ease is still spreading.
In some parts of South Africa severe
drought prevails and is proving fatal to
the natives. The water supply at this
point is again running short and the water
company is turning off the water from
p NJ. to 5 A. NJ. Meat has advanced In
price and several butcher-shops have
closed.
Ny experience here during the last two
weeks convinces me that this is fine
market for California products. Califor-
MIA dried and canned fruits sell readily
here at profitable prices. l am surprised
that our California merchants have not
worked this market.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
TO CATCH FLYING BULLETS.
Nine. Hermann Will TRY Her Htssband's
Marvellous Feat

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Mme.
Adelaide Hermann makes the interest
ing announcement that she will signalize
the occasion of the debut OF Leon Herr
mann, the nephew and successor of her
husband, by repeating the famous bullet
catching feat, with which her husband,
the late Professor Alexander Hermann,
created such sensation.
She has chosen this manner of in
augurating her career rather than with
the acceptance of a benefit, which her
friends kindly offered her. The evening
chosen for this exhibition OF female daring
is January %, and the Metropolitan
Opera house has been secured. Arrange
ments are being made to secure detach-
ment of soldiers who will consent to fire
upon the woman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17

Our pictures on the side shops you some
very fashionable garments; they're e1qui-
sitety tailored garments, comparing favorabgy
nth the highest priced garments turned out
By yoWr ercLatsiUe tailor; they are such gar
n,ents as are turned out By yOur sweUest tat
Tor shops here and made for the smart dress
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
TROUBLE IN THE T8ANsEA6L.
Beers Hardss the Uitiunders and Koffrs
BY the Levyin9 of Taxes That
Are unhanrnhLe.

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, Dec.
10, 1896, Affairs are darkening again and
feel sure that we will know more social
disorders before many years have passed
by. The Beers feel their oats, as we
Americans say, and are harassing the
Uitlanders and Kaffirs. One has to pay
lbs Cd poll tax and vaccination is compul-
sorry. For a vaccination certificate you
pay IS. The laetst imposition and the one
that Is giving the most trouble is the Of
hclal order that every one must have a
pass TO go about the country, and for this
pass must pay los. The poor Kaffirs are
having very hard time of it. They have
to wear tin tag in plain sight at ali times
and IN the absence of this tag are arrested
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
Miners Elect National ofsoer..

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Jan. 16.-The Ma
tional Miners Convention to-day elected
Michael Patchford of Ohio president.
John Kale, editor of the Mlne-workers'
Journal. was elected vice president and w.
C. Pearce secretary and treasurer ire
elected). Tie rate of wages was COM
pleted and February, 1897, fixed as the
date for it to take effect. It advances the
wages of all mine employees paid by the
day in the same proportion as the wages
of those paid by the ton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
Cap. Colony. Governor Resigns.

LONDON, Eng, Jan. 16.-Lord Rosmead
(whilom Sir Hercules Robinson) when he
left England TO return to the Cape was
suffering from Bright's disease. The COM
plant has been aggravated by his resi-
dence at the Cape and he asked to be
released from his post as early as possible.
Sir William Hart Dyke or Sir James Fer
guson. both of whom have good official
records, are mentioned to succeed Lord
Rosmead as Governor of Cape Colony and
British High Commissioner in South
frica
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
As1Ar1c SQUAD ron CHANGES.
Its RENDEZVOUS to Be Trans ferred From
Shanghai to Nn0Gs0ki.

Its RENDEZVOUS to Be Transferred From
Shanghai to Nn0Gs0ki.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 16.-The
cruiser Detroit, which has been ordered to
return to San Francisco from the Asiatic
station, and the gunboat Yorktown left
Shanghai to-day for Nagasaki, where the
other vessels of the fleet will rendezvous,
in order to send home on the Detroit all
their enlisted men whose terms have ex-
PRED. The Petrol, now at Mare Island.
will relieve the Detroit and will take out
an extra complement OF long-term men
for the feet.
The flagship San Francisco of the Medi-
terranean squadron arrived from Genoa
yesterday.
The coast defense vessels. Monterey and
Monadnock, have reported at Santa Bar
bara, Cal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17

ROME, ITALY, Jan. 16.-Bishop Keane,
formerly rector of the Catholic University
at Washington, who was recently ap-
pointed by tho Pope Bishop Assistant
Pontifcal at Rome, has also been made
consular to the Congregation of the
Propaganda. Bishop Keane enjoys the
special favor of the Pope.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
SENATOR PLArs,s POPULARITY
OgertUheInsed Wtth CongrGtttfatory Tele.
Gra7bs and Letters.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Thcmas
C. Plat received scores of kilograms and
letters yesterday congratulating him upon
his nomination to the senatorship, and
many politicians called upon him to con-
graduate him personally. He seemed to
take it all as a matter of course. He de-
clined to talk about the caucus, but init
mated that he would probably have some
thing to say after his election. When
asked about the rumor that he proposed
to decline the honor he said that it was
''such rot that it is really not worth an
swering."
ulation came from all parts of the State
and from other States. Senator Seweli of
New Jersey. ]. Sloat Fassett and ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor Saxton were among the
senders.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
$3.50
The Bows Hat Dep't

WI present an unusual spectacle to-neorroD
morning, a surprising one. We have taken
all our gerry choicest Tam O. Shamters, our
verv swellest caps !: t0hereUer there are !, 8, 2
and I of kind, qoe haze cut the price a0ay
beyond recognition. The first corners to-mor-
rolU morning aUiU have a Ueritable picnic.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17

The sUuy De have knitted our choicest Boys
and Childre'.'s Clothing a0iU PROVE surprising
to great many mothers. We have gone about
the wor in U.ry cold blooded manner, Nth
the firm determination of cleaning Our tables
of all lines of goods that haze sold dou0n to
4 8. 2 and of kind. Half price on
great many of EN- and even less than that on
some. We can't hope to tell you GU the good
things IN print as 1t Would take pages.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
The
Final
Sweep!

Takes place IN our Mems Suit and Overcodt
rooms Monday. 1t wiU be confined ercI,s-
SdUeLy to hagh-class garments. The cheapest
stuff has all been swept out Now we tackle
our finest grades only and we tackle 'ems
ferceiy. The broon,s wiU do quick and de-
ciSiUe t0ork.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
Those Green Bay Fishermen Safe.

MENOMINEE, MICH, Jan. 16-The
fishermen believed to have been in such
great danger yesterday are all safe, having
landed on Green Island at the first stages
of the danger.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21

w Stanach ZjednOczonych, z,
zblizajaca sic chwila jesiennych Wv.
borrow mowi i pisze sic tylko {
mich. Pozatem, chyba tylko rely.
gnacja jednego z czIonk6w sadu
najwyzszego, sedziego ;. J. Fielda
oraz Przyjazd do Nowego Yorku
Panny Cisneros, odwrociiy ma chwile
uwage ogo}u cd polityki.
Sedzia S. j. Field ustepuje z 20.
wodu s~tarosci, urodzony bowiem 4
listopada 1916 r. W Haddam, Conn.
skohczy "a dni kilkanascie 81 lat
Urzad sedziego najwyzszego trybu.
na1u st. Zjedn. otrzyma} W 1868 r
z rak prezydenta Lincolna, s{uzyI
vice ma tenn stanowisku przeszlo sc
lat i obecnie jest jedynym przedsta-
wicielem, wsrod cz}onkow tego try.
buna}u, epoki wielkiego oswobodzi.
ciela niewolnik0w.
Fannie Cassio-Cisneros, siostrze-
nicy Prezydenta tymczasowego RIA.
du rzeczypospolitej kubanskiej, u.
rzadzili nowojorczanie niebywa{a
owacie z powodu ucieczki jej z VIE
zienia W Havanie, gdzie wtracona
z~osta}a ma rozkaz jenera}a Weylera.
Organizatorem ucieczki by} dzienni-
karz amerykahski, przedstawiciel
nowojorskiego ,,Journal'a" Karol
Decker. ! jemu take uda}o sic ujsc
szczesliwie.
kubahczycy trzymaja sic dzielnie.
Swiezo wlasnie j%eneral Garcia pobi}
ma glove wojska hiszpahskie, zabrai
i'm 90 wozOw i $50 mui0w, ob}ado-
wanych amunicja, a przytem S70.-
600 w gotowce.
Ma ~wybrzezach Kuby utonq} W
czasie bury transportowy okret
hiszpahski naladowany amunicja i
zapasami. Jak telegramy donoszq
poszio ma dino z powodu tego wypad-
ku 232 zo}Hierzy i pasazerow. Jestto
vice take znaczna kleska ola hisz-
panow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21

byia n ursadzeniem regularnej Tote
ryi fsntowej, kt6ra odpowiednio DO
prowsdz ma pow,nns sic p~rsycavri6
do zebran'a snac.niejs.ej sunny. Il
den z tych projektow ME byt estate,
csnie sadecydowany, DO Polki nasse
" Oh cago Oh cia}yby Sc wpr,6d do
~iedsiec, CO o til sprawie sadsa rods.
czki 20 inny oh mia>tscf. Po rss dru
gi ur.adx"no " domu prywatnym ma
rady, ma ktore pr.yb,iy pane Dor
sly nska. Uczciwek, Makarsks, Lehko
wska, Saiegocka i Chodzinska. PAM
kebkowska pouoSnie prsedstawis
plan swoj P%oruszsny juz W klubie {
wystawie recznych robot. Iane pa
ME Obecne take swoje wnIoski pr,e-
d'ozyir, lee. MIC stslsgo ne prsyjeto.
radiono +, lko odesw,c sc do ws.y
stkich POlek Amery c. / zspytsc je
csyby ~zechcialy ~wspoluie dzisise, az,
by W ten sOosob rat dJprowsds;e e
skutku iiekaca sprs~e pomuika. L
wssystkie panic CT e'ni- W piracy u
dziai 1esma, o ten AMI IA oil vile ne
watpimy, cd Z pray kisdu ~jes.cze nj.
b, 10, ably Polki tam gdl c id,ie o pa.
tryoty I'm, cd piracy narodowej sic u
su waiy, a COZ dopiero tn, gdzie ida.
o rsecz tax " ina jak wzn'esien;e po.
mniSa pr.ez wszys,kich cscz nn.mu
bohaterowl da6ch swiat6g T.deu
Sow Kofcluszce.
Mocna many nsdsieje, re ) an.
Polki rac.s nssz projekt poprs.c v
nZgodxie'.
L s~zacunkiem
WfadyStaaod Chodzia;ska,
sekr. Klubu Polk " Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21

dobno g}ownie mad kwestja otwar-
cha mennic indyjskich.
M6wimy. podobno, gdyz posiedze-
ME by}o tajne.
L mas, w Polsce, ciagle t. samo.
Niemiec ME dale nam ma chwile
spokoju, gnebi coraz bardziej; o
kal, pomimo wizyty ARA W Warsza-
vie obiecanek, pomimo zachwytow
/ nadziei ugodowcow, wydaje ukazy
~niszczace os%tatnie Shady polskosci w
jedynej dotad czysto polskiej misty
tucji Towarzystwa kredytowego
Ziemskiego; a Rad a~ustryjacki, Cd
mawiajac u%znania polskiego gimna-
zjum W Cieszynie "a instytucje uzy-
~tecznosci publicznej, dale najlepszy
dowod, jak nam szczerze sprzyja.
w parlamencie a~ustryjackim zn6w
ponowi}y sic awantury. lynn razem
chodzilo o wyb6r delegacji austry-
jacket, ktora wsp6lnie z delegacja
wegierska omawia rokrocznie spra-
Wy tego podwojnego Pahstwa. Pod
czas rozpraw posei Berner. mowi} pc
czesku. Powstaje ogromny ha}as.
Po MIN zabiera CLOS Daszyhski. Ia
czyna movie po polsku. ,,Miljony
P%odatkow wydaje Rad bez konsty-
tucyjnego upowaznienia". Prezyd.
DIR. kathrein przerywa mowcy ely
MAC uwage, re go ME rozumie. Da.
szyhski stoi i obstaje PREY swollen
prawie. Viola stentorowym g}osem
Po niemiecku: Panic prezydencie,
pan race siuchaG lojalnie to. co i jak
movie. zaczyna potem movie znowu
pc polsku: ~,,Ludozercy niemieccy
podnosza krzykliwe protestujace
wrzaski przeciw movie polskiej u
Prawnionej konstytucyjnie do uzy-
wanna jej w parlamencie'. PREF. DIR.
kathrein protestuje przeciw polskiej
movie / zqda od MONEY! by miai
wzglad ma niemcow. Pose} Daszvn.
ski; MAN prawo movie pc polsku.
Movie jezykiem osmnastu miljonow
mojego ludu'.
Niemcy podnosza piekielny haias.
Il wrzawy i zgieiku siychac tylko, re
Daszyhski mowi pc polsku co chwi-
la uderza Badeniego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
w spraw1e pomnika KO.
6cIuszki.
Sran. R~edskcyoi

Jsk juk Szan. CsStslnikom wiado-
mo, gto why komitet pan sawisIany
" celu sprawienia sstandsru ola Zwia.
sku Narodo wego Polskiego rozwiszai
sic dnia 27-go Wrsesnis, p~rseznaczs-
jac ~posostaia kwote ma rsecz pomniks
Kosciuszki. Sekretsrz komitetu bu
dowy tegot pomniks podsiekowsv sly
Paniom nsszym IA ten dar, prosii,
czybY takte ME secboiaiy dopomodr
do zebrauia potr.ebnej ~jeszcse sunny
m Pomnik. Panic gotowe poprzec
ka1ds dobrs sprswe pstry otyczns ME
cdmowiiy swego ~poparcis i ,a-sz "a
csety radsic mad TEN, jskby tn spra-
ve pomniks p~opcbnac nsprz6d. Ze-
bravszy " dodstku pomiedsy sobs
$40. postanowiiy nstyobmiast saj,c
sic rossprsedsia fotogrsfi modelu DO.
mnika, a n~sstepnie zastsnawiaiy sic,
- jski spos6b moinsby sebrsc nsjia
tw1ej vieksza sumo. PAM Ksbkow.
ska Proponuje, csyby ME byio dobrse
rsntdsic Chicago wystswy recsnycb
-rob@ Polskich niewiast Z csiej Anne
'ryt- Me ma wstpliwosci, Re snsj.
die sic duto Polek, ktore chetnie ma
dssfane robotki podaruja q potem "a
sposdane presents ! "a bileta wste
pss (bo Polk nasse msjs samisr u.
nedsic oot y rodssju bs1srow euro.
psjskich) wpiynac powinna pokszos
ssas. Parma 6niegeots wniosls, ably
Poprosi6 panic polskie o unsdsanis
tstieh bsssrew takse 20 isnyoh vie.
ksych misstaoh. Pssi Chodsihska
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
Kronika m~iejscowa.

Wieororek deklamaoyjno-m u.
.yk.lny ma o wydzislu oswiaty i
biblioteki, 0 kt6rym donosilismy
- ~Pr.essaym numer.e, .ostsl od,oto-
ny O tydrieh. Odbed.ie sic vice
d. 2 fistopada W domu zwia.kowym.
Wiec.orne wykiady b~ezplatne
jeryka sngielskiego ro.poo1eiy sic
dnia Is 60 +. M, W nastepujscych
szkofaoh publicznych: Ma p6inoono.
xachodnisj stronie miasta Wells
school. PREY N. Ashland ave-, pomie
dry ulicsmi: Augusta 1 Cornelis; ma
pokudniowej stronie W s.kole prey
IL tel ulioy; ma Bridgeporoie W
s.kole PREY Archer ave-; j ma Town
of Lake W szkole PREY 4Sej ulioy.
Dslegat6w sejmu XII zawiada-
miamy. Be krol nasrych fotogrsf ow,
p j. w. Idzikowski, wykoh,syl jua
grupe sejmowis. Jestto fo,ogrsfjs
bardEo wielkich rozmiar6w, stano
wiaca piekna psm'atke z sejmu ME-
tyiko ola kazdego delegate ale i ola
ksadei grupy.
Towarzystwo spiewu Szopens.
oh6r Iszy z. S P, urzadza d. 81 Ii
stopada, W niedziele, W hall ozeskiej,
32 "a Emma ul., wieczorek muzy.
slno-deklamacyjny, ~po}sozony z
zabawa, ola zaproszonyoh gosoi.
S~zc.eaiwy, kto zaproszenie dosta-
ME, DO kazdy vie o tenn, ae scope.
nisci bawia sic dzielnie, q spiewaja
jeszcre dzielniej. U nioh has Z mis-
klein F. moll i tenor wysokiem c.,
TO chleb z masien.
G aiazdo sokole No. ,zy oboho
dzi doia "a b. m. t. j. W p. niedziele
dziswiata rocznioe swege istnienia
Dsiewiec lat pracy sokolej, to ME
bagatela, to tee many nsdzieje, .e
publioznosc po!ska UNA to prsce i
wywdsieczy sic dzielnym sokoiom,
prIybywajsc W dniu tym do hall Pa
I sskiego, by uslyszec spiswy chor6w
sokolich i deklamscje oraz zobsozye
swetne cwic.enia druayny sokolej.
Billet wejscia kosztuje tylko jednego
kwodra. To chyba ME DUO! A
wieO W prryszis niedziele wieo1o
rem, W hall Puiaskiego.
Towarzystwo spiewu sw. Tr6j.
oy. No. 1. wystepuje in corpore d.
"A b. m. z hall szkolnej do hall
Waisha PREY Noble i Emma, a wieo
ks4dy czionek powinien stawic sic
n .borne miejscs o godr. 8 wiec..
D oxem zawiadamis OBJ. j. Prle
kwAs, sekr.
.,Obrona Czestoohowy" soiagne
"A ~zeaziej niedzieli do hall Pulaskie.
go tiumy publioznOsoi. Przedtta-
wienie skohozylo sic o godz. l m. Is
Po poin. to jes.cze opus.ozono o
ststni obraz. Amatorzy nssi powin-
nj wystrzegac sic sztuk tax dlugioh /
nutacyoh, ktore .amiast sciags6 be.
do odstraszac publiosnos6. Jak ma
tsatr amatorski, przedsta wienie bylo
ME NE. ohoc mog'o wypasc lepiej
Znakomitym byl p. S. Osada, jake
fiotr Csarueoki, bsrdzo dobrymi W
gre byH takzs: p. Dobr.afski, jsko
Kordscki, p. Kikulski, ia
ko 3. Miller j p. w. zychlihski, ia.
ko Weichardt-Wrze Eczowioz.
*Dnia "a b. m. odbedzie sic W
Aurora Turn Hall, PREY Milwaukee
ave., bal ozspkowy psf foresterek
dworu sw. Jana Kantsgc. Cena bi
letu ola mezczyzny dana % ct
o godz. A pc FOL. o licz-
ny wsp0iudziai rodaozek | rodakow
prosi komitet.