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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
THE crap-shooting,

The crap-shooting, cigarette
smoking -'nigger" is generally
considered in most places the en-
bodiment of a worthless character,
but there is another parsonage,
not in Vinita of course, that is ten
times more graceless than the
crap-shooter. We mean the gam
bler-lawyer. OF all the miserable,
contemplate wretches on the face
of the earth, the fellow that gets
together a few books about which
he knows absolutely nothing, and
opens that which he designates as
an" "ofice, " and ostensibiy plunges
into the thickest of the fight as a
full-fedged attorney, is entitled to
the least consideration. This
creature generally has a room at
one of the leading hotels where he
burns the all-night lamp, playing
cards for money, and drinking
liquor, and making slanderous re-
marks about innocent girls. We
haven't a great deal of respect fol-
any sort of a gambler, but have
absolutely none for the man who
seeks to hide behind one of the
most honorable of all the profes-
sions, and pose as lawyer when
he is nothing but "tin-horn"
gambler. Why admit such cattle
to the bar; and if there is a. bar as.
sociation why not weed these fel,
lows out?
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

The employees of the Frisco line
are being supplied with copy of
standard rules, which rules gov
ern the eastern roads and many
of the trunk lines of the western
states. The rules will not be ef-
fective until further notice is given
but the employees are requested to
become perfectly familiar with
every rule. The following notice,
signed by General Manager B. F.
Yoakum, is the preface of the
book:
"The use of intoxicating liquors
has proven a most fruitful source
of trouble to railroads, as well as
to individuals. This company
will exercise the most rigid scruti-
ny in reference 10 the habits OF
employees in this respect. Drink.
ing when on duty or frequenting
saloons will not be tolerated, and
preference will be given to those
who do not drink at all. Spring.
field Republican.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

had fair and equitable PROPOSE
tion been made it would have been
accepted. By a fair proposition
we mean one that recognized the
rights Of the Indian as the sole
owner of the lands embraced in
the bounds of the tribe. The
Cherokees would have been will
ing to have had their lands divid-
ed, provided each member of the
tribe was properly protected in the
ownership of his portion of the
common estate. They would have
been willing TO relinquish their
beloved government, rendered dear
to them for having been handed
down to them unimpaired from the
generations of the past. They were
willing to give up their institutions
and all, with the only stipulation
that their people should not be
robbed. and that the helpless ones
of the tribe should have an equal
share of the lands and money OF
the nation. The Dawes commits
sion came with no such a PROPOSE
ton. On the other hand it pro-
posed, first, REIMBURSEMENT,
then the option of doing as it
pleased with the property of the
tribe, and began to show its bad
faith in advance by recognizing
claims against the nation that the
whole world knows to be unjust
and outraueouS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
6nDvo OklN tiled BY C
Unclaimed Original Marriage Ii

censes.
There yet remain at this Office quite a
large number OF marriage licenses Of white
adopted citizens OF the Cherokee nation is
sued by Jeff McGhee while clerk of Delaware
district and never delivered to the owners.
As these documents were considered prima
takers last fall il would be wise for those in
whose interest they were issued to secure
them. which they can by calling or writing
this office. and paying Sl-OO. list OF those
uncalled for is subjOined:
NJ II Gilium To Mrs Ella Rogers. July II 1891
Jepe johnson to Martha Dean Nov - lss9
Elias Jinkens to Mandy England July II loso
Robt l. Payne To Amsia Clark July 10 1881
ii ii Moore to Allis Owens sept 1854
Charley More to Mollie Dawson Jan l. lss1
Andrew Mathes to Jane Hereby Aug IL 1871
VIM Willis TO Anliza Woodland Mar q lSS3
7 y Wilson to Rebecca Mckee Oct 80 1sSS
c a Hatfield to Mamie Fields Jan 1870
J y Holland to Josie Wright Dec 1880
J II Harmon to Flora Jackson Apr % 1851
L l. Horsley to Martha Simons Apr 1880
Charley Covey TO Susan Fields Nov 30 50
Sam Cox to Mamie Muskrat Dec - 50
z NJ Cox to X J Duncan Nov | -
Thomas Chatham to Mary Miller Oct u 81
" I CrOtzer TO Emma Nann May Is ~
Burt Cole TO Lucy Riley Aug 80 50
John Sullivan TO Addie Love July Is -
William Smith to VI } Freeman Jan S6
Andrew Snider To Syntha Muskrat Nov - Sc
Asa simonson TO Cora Windtield June II 80
John X Smith TO Lizzie Woodall Nov IL 30
Chas II Stoddard TO Mary William June Il 20
John Strong TO Augusta Phillips Dec 80 30
Snider To Dora Cox May 80
A Smith To Nancy Silverheel Aug s.
Isaac Shouse to Louisa Woodall Dec 3 So
Il i Kelly 10 Margaret Miller Apr y -
W NJ Kelly TO Della Harlin Dec - 50
Henry keefer to Sarah Hawkins Feb IL -
Millard Rentfro to Carrie Han May IL 81
II o Reggs to Mele Martin Apr % -
W NJ Roseboro to Lucy q Ballard Feb a s.
Allen Blevens To Laura Ward Mar q 81
+ t Barton TO Mary Cheek Apr l490
Willis Battles Jr to Emily Clark Mar q 81
W Bond to Ellen Brown Oct II -
G. Harder to Elizabeth Ofelds Mar 81 81
J A Brown to Fanny Brown May 4S7
Rily Dixon TO Susie Hendrix Sept -
l. u Darnell to Rebecca Dooly Aug = 81
II I Richardson TO Seller Dawson July 10 ST
Capt l. ID Denny to Louisa Morris Aug Il 20
w Il Watson to Mary Ann Seewite Aug - 90
Jas W Walker to Francis Carr Nov p -
W II Ward to Lucinda ketchum Sept 10 50
W II Whitney TO Luella L Foreman Nov 5 81
o j Wing to Margaret Duncan Apr 26 93
G G DoOlen to Elizabeth McAlester Jan 3 -
Boughman To Elizabeth Garret Nov 20
William Howell to Eliza Ballard Feb 10 90
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

HooLIE BELL still has consum-
ing desire to be senator from
Delaware district, even against the
expressed will of the majority at
the polls at the recent election.
The big freedman compromise
steal of s126,0 900 last year doubt
less made Hoolie's mouth water,
and he is determined if possible
to have hand in the next raid on
the treasury.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

A STRONG effort will be made al
the next session of the national
council to have the electric light
and other franchises in possession
of Bell and his henchmen ratified.
If the business interests of Vinita
don't want to pay tribute to this
outfit for all time to come, some
steps should be taken toward dis
solving these franchises that have
been sneaked through without the
knowledge or consent of the peo-
nile
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

The Cherokee nation is not apt
to forget altogether that in the ne
gro compromise effected by and
with the consent of Chief Mayes,
$126,0O0 was filched from the
Cherokee treasury, and also that
the greater portion of this cash
found its way into the pockets of
some leading Cherokee citizens.
This is a portion of the history of
the Cherokee nation. and of the
Mayes administration.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

The Southwest City chautauqua
will be held at Southwest City,
Mo-, for one week, commencing
Sept. 30th and closing Oct. 9th,
1897. The very best lecturers,
speakers and musicians have been
secured for the chautauqua. Such
talent as Rev. Sam Jones, Mary
E. Lease, Hon. John J. Ingalls,,
State Supt. Kirk, DR.. w. A,
Quayle, DR.. ]. w. Stewart, and
others, have been contracted with.
October 2nd will he public school
day, and grand parade of schools
will take place. Come prepared
to stay the entire week, as the
chautauqua will be crowded with
attractions from beginning to the
close. NJ. l.. STEWART,
w. T WALTERS, President.
Secretary.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

Mrs. CARRUTH, writing OF
Whitaker's orphan home at Pryor
Creek to the Ft. Smith Elevator,
threatens in her next letter to
send Whitaker's past record.
Great heavensl What does the
woman mean?
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

HooLIE BELL will try to per-
suade the Cherokee senate that he
ought to have been elected to the
senate instead Of ]. r. Hastings.
However, the voters of Delaware
district thought differently at the
polls
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
GibrnItar's subterranean Passage.

The natives of Gibraltar and also the
Moors across the strait have a tradition
that somewhere on the rock there exists
"a cavern whence a subterranean pas
sage leads under the strait to the noun
tains on the other side. The existence
of this passage, they say, is known to
the monkeys, who regularly use it in
passing from one continent to the other.
Chicago Times-Herald.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
How the Cherokees met the Proposition
to give up their land 75 Years ago.

EDITOR CHIEFTAIN:-I send you
herewith an ancient document
found among the recorded doings
of our Cherokee forefathers some
thing like hundred years ago.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

The Purcell Register Says:
"Vinita's band gives afternoon
concerts Saturdays. Say; we've
got sneaking suspicion that Vi
nita is right smart of a town."
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
A Sure Cure.

81 wonder why that deaf mute al
ways walks with his hands behind
him?'
Guess he must be trying to quit the
habit OF talking to himself. lf."-Philadel-
phia Press.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
Wanted Idea ;E':s $;$ S. 1a5S;
Write aN as Rax esns @ ss sS1 so
neys Washington. D. c., for their 81 500 prize ofer
Warning Order

In the United States court for the Northern
District of the Indian Territory, setting at
Ninita
Peters Shoe Co.
Beck Corbett Iron Co.
Turner x Jay.
COmstOck x Co.. ~, ,to
Whitney CHRISTENSEN & Co. W. "A'-
Meyer Bannerman X Co.
A. Bleyins.
The defendant A. Blevins is warned to ap-
pear in this court within 20 days and answer
the complaint OF Perters Shoe Co. Beck
Corbett Iron 60. Turner * JAY, COmstock &
Co.. Whitney Christensen * Co. and Meyer.
Bannermar 4 Co. plaintiffs.
SEAL JAS. \. WINSTON. Clerk.
BY j. Z. ANDERSON. Deputy.
J. B. BURCKHALTER. Atty. for plaintiffs.
W. ii. kORNEGAY. Atty. for nonresident
defendant.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16
New Town, CHEROKEE NATION
OCTOBER 23rd, 1922.


In COMMITTEE AND COUNCIL:
Whereas,it appears in the prints
of the public newspapers that, in
consequence of the earnest sollcl-
tations of the governor and legis-
lature OF the state of Georgia, the
congress of the United States did
appropriate a sum of money last
session with view of holding a
treaty with the Cherokees for the
purpose of extlnguishing their title
to land within the chartered limits
of, and claimed by the state OF
Georgia; and it also appearing in
public prints that the president of
the United States has appointed
commissioners in conformity to
the views of said appropriation,
and anticipating call by the COM
missioners, the head chiefs re-
quested the judges to ascertain the
sentiment and disposition of the
citizens of their respective districts
on the subject, and report the
same to them, which reports hav-
ing been accordingly made, and
now laid before the national COM
mittee and council, declaring unan-
imously, with one voice and de-
termination, to hold no treaties
with any commissioners of the
United States to make any cession
of lands, being resolved not to dis
pose of even one foot of ground.
Be it therefore known and re-
membered, That we, the under
signed members of the national
committee and council, after ma
turely celebrating on the subject,
Resolved by the national COM
mittee and members of the council, 4,
That, the chiefs of the Cherokee
nation will not meet any commits
sioners Of the United States to hold
a treaty with them on the subject of
making cession of lands the prop
erty of the Cherokee nation; as We
are determined hereafter never to
make any cessions of lands, having
not more than sufficient for our ma
ton and posterity. But on any
other business not relating to max
ing a treaty of cession, we will at
all times during the session of the
national council, at New Town,
receive the United States commits
sioners, or agents, with friendship
and cordiality, and will ever keep
bright the claim of peace and
friendship which links the Chero-
kee nation and the government of
the United States.
By order OF the National Com.
JOHN Ross,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-16

A. Mccoy, Clerk National Com.
"The above is signed by up
wards of fifty-four members of both
branches of the legislative council
and committee.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
Jak %utrzymywaC
zdrOwie dzieci?
lCiaR dalszY.l

(Cisg dslssy)
Wspomne nieoo o cholerynie -
Atsk oboleryDy aswsze sic Isozyn ma
nagle, ale ona mote objswi6 sic u
dsieoks slbo zupeinie nsgle, slbo a
dziecks chorego IA ktorskolwiek.
badz I ohorob letnioh " ozssie lei
trwsnia ! przebiegu. Jednsk at.k
oholeryny jest tax odmienny cd ks..
del innej choroby, ae lsksrs mote to
nstyobwisSt spostrnsd..
Nsjcsesciej pojswis sic ona W
o1a'ie nsjwiekszej gorsoski lsta ! to
Dajwiecej dzieci karmionyob
sutuornym ~sposobem Tub mies.snym
Dlstego jeszcre rsz zwracsm uwspe
mstek, ze " ozssis lsts konieo.nie
Potrreba mleko gotowsc | vs.ys.ko
90 tylko dzieoko je musi bye albo
pieozone albo gotowsue. A to.
wszystko 90 dziecko bierze " buzie
musi bye skrupulstnie o.yste, fla
szeOsks, z ktorej dsieoko mleko pie
! gumks (trrebs uaywac tylko krot.
kiej gumki), musus bye nstyOhmiass
pc karmieniu drisOks jsknajOsysciej
wymyte, a Potem wygotowsne "
gotujsosj sic wod.ie pr.ez POI 90
dziny J " tel wodsie ME rus.one DO.
wiono porosssc do nsssepnsgo ksr-
mienia.
Tax ssmo jsk cholera szyatycka,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki

zioiyli skladki nastspujacy ofiarodswcy
u pr1eniesienIs $942l. IS
Oh. Jan Rydwalski slo4yi sklsd.
ke zetrana ma obcbodzie ro-
csnicy konstytucyi SGD msjs
urzsdzonym pr.ez Tow. MI
dIiehcow sw. Kasimierza Kr6
lewiczs W parsfi sv.Jana Kan.
tego W Chicago, Ills. 5.72
Ma obcbodzie " psrsi, sw. Kazi.
mier,a ma E st St. Paul. MINI.
zebrsno 6.79
Franciszek Rosen,hsl, sekr Tow.
Oswiaty " S.. Paul, MINI. Loo
Ma weselu p. Nowakowskiego
B'ffslo, N. Y. . inicystywy D.
j. Msternowicza zebrai OBJ. M.
Osrodowcsyk LOO
Ma lmieninach oh. Piotro wskiego
inicyatywy oh. G~unehskieeo
zebral or. P~Iotrowski . Buffs-
10 100
Ma ssrec.ynaoh p. Jana .Jasio-
nowskiego Z PARMA Julia Ksw.
csyhska z Ruff 40 zebrano e.oo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

mas wiele - przyszaosoi stanow-
O.o wieoej .robi.
Me ujmuje on sic Ia nami, ably
I mas .yski ciagnsc, DO to miliOner.
On sna przesziosc nas.a, literature
naszs - { pr.ekonania, jake c.io-
wick wolnOsc kochsjsoy, a nienawi
d.aoy despoty.mu-jest on szozerym
nas.ym przyjao;elem.
Brat jego by} rzeoznikiem miej
skim urusd sw6j uo.oiwie i sumien.
ME piastowsl. ~Zaoszozedsil on mia
stu powatne sunny. Ola tych w.gle
dow, q mianowioie ola A. S Trude
ktory tax wielki wplyw posiada "
pOltyoe, a kt6ry jest naszym srcue
rym pr.yjsoieien-popierajmy je
60 brata i giosy nssae W popie
duiaaek oddajmy jake polacy be,
w.gledu ma partje oh.
George A. Trude!
Obeony rseoznik miasta, kt6ry
takae Polakow proteguje i stara si'
10 posady ola mich OBJ. Charlie.
Thornton, jest tel kandydatsu
ma sed.iego okrego~ego. Jest OF
praua reks mera i polakom odwd.ie
ozyi sic jua j odwdzieozy Ia pc
parole.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
Razem. S9439.Jl
Leon SzOpinSki SekTetaTz finan.
565 Noble str, Chicago, Iii.
Il WOjciechOwa.

w przyszly pistek dnia 4 bm. cd.
bedzie sic posiedzsnis delegat6v
Towsraystw urLadzajsoych wsp6lne
obchody narodowe ma Wojcieoho
vie. Posiedzenie odbedzie sic W ha.
Ii P~uiaskiego, on. 800 S. Ashland
ave. o godz. 7.30 wieoz. Wszysoy
delegsoi powiuni stswic sic ma to
posied.enie, poniewsa wiele waznyoh
spraw jest do zalst vienna. Zspra
sra sic r6wniez Sad. prezes6w iowa
r1ystw bioracych udaiai W urzadss.
niu obohodow. Potrzeba konieo.
nie uporzadkowa6 lists delegatow,
gdyz obeonie, czy Z opieszslosci ME-
kt6rych delegstow, oIy tet pre-. "a
niedbanie sekretarzy, ME posiadamy
sP'su delegatow do obohodow -
Przez t~owarzystN obranyoh.
Il szaounkiem
Jan Bobotoski prezes.
FIR. T. Wotopski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

tax ter ! c~holeryna o.esto rorwija sic
ga tie .~wyozajuej niedyspo.yoyi 70
isdba, ale jsk powiedzisis lem powy
tel. mote pojawic sic tel. nsgle "
,upeinie zdrowem dzieoku (Bsgih
ski). Najga6~ niejs.y symptom tel
ohOroby jest magic j uieu.tajaoe wo-
nifty. wsrystko 90 dzieoko wypije
uatychmisst z~r6ci. Dzieoko sinie
je jak gdyby sic miafo udusit, NOAH
i raozki staja sic zimne. Ro,wol
nienie tel nieustanne, Z ~poozatku je
den lub pare stolo6w 50 piec.yste j
cuchnace, pozniej prawie sama woda
leoi Z dziecka beg cd u Ocska u
niemowlsc'a sic zspodajs W gsab
~otoczone So czarnym pisrscieniem,
twarz j ~Policzki sic usrsro.a j upa
daja, W pierws.em stadium dz'eoko
bardzo jest nie.pokojue. " drugiem
lety ma wpoi umarie niepr.ytomns
wyniszczcne oczksmi bia}kieD
prey wr6conemi. o ideoh s}ahy j
nieregularny. usta ~otwarte, twsrz
trupia. C,esto konw ulsye re,as
strssznie dsiecko. Dzi-cko ogrom
ME upada sii ! o,s}s. Bsginski
m6wi, as " dw6ch dnisoh d.ieoko
mote stracic tr.y funty wsgi.
TAXI spos6b rozumie sic nisdo.
kladnie ] kr6,ko podsje prsyozyny j
spos6b jsk zspob'edu Obs robom let
dim ioh gi6woi-js.e symphonic, pc
kt6rycb je motna pozna6.
DR.. W u. Semino,cicz,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
Sprawy p%Olityczne.

Jak wszystkim ozytelnikom Zgody
wiadomo, redskcya nssza nigdy ME
mieszala sic do polityki ameryks6-
skiej ! podczas wyborow popiera
Ia Ii tylko swoich.
Obeonie jednsk ola dobra zwiaz-
kowc6w ! ola dobra calej polonii
chioagoskiej zmuszeni jestesmy po-
pierac trzech kandydst6w niepola
k6w.
Ola ozegop
Zsraz wytiumaozymy.
Ma tykiecie ME -st~ronnic.ym dem.
ubiega sie o urzsd sedziego okrego.
wego OBJ.
George A. Trude.
Kto on jestp Jest to brat mai.
wiekszego przyjaciels polskow "
miescie nsszem, siynnego A. S.
Trude. Pan A. s. Trude stsra sic u
obecnsj sdministraOyi o to, ably Jsk
nsjwieoej polskow pOssdy otrryms.
10. Pr.emswia on zswsze "a pola
ksmi, IA, jak mowi, dsiecmi War.
szsvy ! potomkami Kosoius1ki ! Pu.
isskiego. Pan A. S. Trude dal nam
ma pomoik Kosciuszki 500 ma O
ststnim yikniku ! zbisrs pomisdzy
milionsrsmi smerykshskimi funduss
"a rzecz ~pomniks.
Goa nam rwiazkowoom / polskom
" obec tego pozostsjs do ozynienisf
Musimy mu sic odwdzieoEy6. Mo
simy ! powinnismy popierac tyoh a
merykanow, ktorsy mas popierajs,
kt6rry ola mas robis 90 mogs. To
nskssuje ME tylko vdzieoznos6, ale
| smysi polityc1ny sbysmy tskiob
wp,ywowyob smeryksn6w, ktor.y
ola mas aywis aycsliwosc ! prsyjst6
= ola sprawy nssrej posysksc mo
eli. Pan A. s. Trude srobk jua ola
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

Republikanin, sed.ia Tuthill, kt6.
ry ubiega sic o ponowny wyb6r -
jest take przyjacielsm polakow
ozyni ola mas 90 q ole. Nazwisko
jego zreszta 6guruje ma tym samym
tykiecie co p~oprzednich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
KrOnika miejscOwa.

A vice obohodzilismy uroc.ysoie
.sduszki auerykshskie, swieto wien
o.enis grob6w.
w olbrzymim pochodsie tow.
woj.kowych i weteran6w wzieiy q
d.is} towarzystwa polskie - jak
zwykle.
Ma smetarzu polskim komisya
w~yznao1ona Z iona delegatow Wv
do gy.adzsnia obchod6w uwieh-
o,yia groby 1mariych weteran6w -
przyozem nssz b~ibliotekarz p. Pull
kowski wygiosil odpowiednia move.
Smetar. o~dwiedriiy W tym dniu
tysisoe rodzin ~polskioh.
Nv piatek ~powies.ono dw6ch
mord-ro6w, mursyo6w.
w niedziele odbyi sic bal Soko
Ia No. ii. Bawiono sic swietnie.
Ma sali sw. Tr6joy dano " ME
d.iele przeds,awienie ma Q sierot
polskioh i dzieci biednych rod.io6w.
Sala by}a prz~epelniona gdya
Gel wzniosiy zssiugiwsl ma poparoie.
Wv p~onied.iaisk rabus:e jaoys
obrsbowali i zab,li domokrszuego
wiocha. Nsstepnie uoiekli.
Odsionieto ma smetarzu lakewood
pomnik wzniesiony ma czesc strata
how ogn'owych, ktor.y zgineli W
pamiesnym pOaarze podozas wysts
Wy wszeohs~ iatowej " t. I. Gold
Storage B~u,liing".
*Trybuna} na~jwyas.y stanu ma
s.ego ma zadeoydowsc jake urzedy
podohod.s pod prawo siuzby cywil
nej.
*Oddajmy W poniedzialek g&osy
nasze p. Jeziernemu, kandydatowina
komisarzs powiatowego. Popieraj
my swoich. Usilujmy urzsd ten
waany zdobyc Ola polaka. Giosuj.
my wszyscy "a bratem zwia.kowym
~polakiem.
% u.rad sedziego ubiega sic by
~ prezes Rzsdu Csntralnego p. Ada
liza Sataleoki. Oddajmy mu giosy
nasze W poniedziaiek!
Radzimy tee p. S., kt6ry cisgle
jest handy dstem ma jakis urzad, lie
ciec ,,giosnieJ" ME zwykle.
w Central Music Hall, odbyly
sic .sbrania pr.eciw bilom niekto
rym legislature przedlo ,onym.
Prokuratorya ma ocraz wiecsj
dowod6w pr.eciw l~uetgertovi, o.
skarzonemu o aonob6jstwo.
Nv niedziele odbyi sic bard.o
ladnie piknik Zwis.ku Miodzisay
P~olskiej.
Letnia zabawe ur.sdza Tow.
Miodych Przemyslowo6w, gr. Al q.
N. P. W Pregler's Grove (Irviag
Psrk), W niedziele. dnia 6 czerwoa
r. b. Cena biletu ola fsnilii % ct.
Brad naleay kare Elston ave.
*Nadswyozajne posiedzenis To
waruystwa Miodych Przsmysiowoow,
odbedzie sic W pistek wieozor dnia
4 oserwca, o godzinie 7.30. " hall
zwyklych posisdzeh
Administracya.
Niniejszem zapraszam ma posie
dzenie delegat6w obohodowych ma
dzieh 5 czerwca o goduiDie 8uej vie
czorem do hall wv. N. P. pod mr.. lO2
l04 w. Division al.
Towar.ystwa winny wplaoic do
kasy delegatow pc jednym dolarze
"a obch6d odbyty dnis S-go msjs
r. b.
Milosc ! pozdrowienie.
Ig. Puikoaosks, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

o wiasnych rodakaoh, kt6rry u
biegaja sic O urzedy-nie .apomi
nsjmyi M6wimy o nich W Kronice
miejscore Ka4dy zwiszko~iso 4,
kszdy Polak obowis.ek swoj " pc.
niedziaiek speloi Z pewnosois.