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Evening star., 1898-02-04

Six persons were seriously injured by a
rsar-end collision on the Boston and Maine
railroad near Winter Hill station yester-
day morning
Giles was an old and weil-knoWn news
paper man, and had the distinction Of
establishing more papers than any man In
the country.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Ladies' and r1isseS'
Coats, Waists, etc.

We are not con-
Quoting a museum
of have been"
styles our stock
must keep step
with fashion a
pace ahead rather
than an inch be-
hind. w h at S
here now must go
now that's all.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
New Gloves.

NM<, for Ladies' 4-button French Kid and 2
wv clasp Castor Beaver Gloves. in the new
and scarce pearl shade. with self. black and red
stitched backs. And 96c for Mems English Dog
SKIN Gloves, with automatic fastening All
warranted-dtted at our risk.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Shell Iewelry.

Or, to s39s for Shell -Comh, studded with
imitation diamonds One piece pompadour
and two-piece side combs to match.
Confined above)
Evening star., 1898-02-04
I Attest Relfs

S2 MQ for the usual $5.9S Imported Belts oi
~~'>O French Enamel and Monster Precious
Stones. These ore neeting bargains. not to be re,
pcated.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Pocket Books.

MQ~ for $3.50 to SO Pocket Books is strangely
wv trle. They made of selected skins,
dyed in rarely beautiful coors with handcut ster-
ling silver trimmings But there's a fan,t-they
are drummer's samples, and some show signs Of
handling
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Toilet Articles.

NdAC cake or 2lc for box of the best possible
Soap for this skin-roughing weather.
Devereaux White House. containing benxoln
buttermiik and eucalyptus
Evening star., 1898-02-04
The Pettic0ats.

The PetticOatS.
SnnO2 for those that will actually stand
" u As|o alone. Beauties with deep Spanish
founce having five corded rufies. Note the su-
perior fnish-the featherbOne etc. $16 never be-
fore bought a better skirt.
CO mo for the usual $40 Taffeta Silk Petit
~O'>O coat, the umbrella nounee, with 5h
inch rufHe. FeatherbOne finish
CT mo for Silk Pstticoats, apparently Just as
W. good Made of heavy taffeta silk. with
Spanish founce and three corded founces Feath-
ertcne at bottom.
S& MQ is very special price for well-known
~Ve>O $11 Roman Stripe Taffeta SILK Petit
coats. These are the last of fhem-we took the
makers entire surplus stock.
ca 7E for Taffeta Silk Skirts, in black and
~V'1O colors. Umbrella style. with four
large cords I'm rufie Rustlene faced and velvet
bound Quality and style heretofore sold at $3.50.
ca Am for Taffeta Silk PetticOats that may
~O''> be compared with the best So garment
you have ever seen. We ask you to judge by
weight Of silk. by width. by style and finish. And
by variety-we have all the checks, plaiis
and stripes
For other Garments above.)
Evening star., 1898-02-04
SUNDAY Wells.

1kr for 25c veils-a special price for Saturday
W. only. All the latest importations to choose
from. Is irches wide. 16c yard
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Dr. for woodbury's Facial Gre

n2C FOR Woodbury's Facial Cream !. 21c for
Witch Hazel Emollfent. :. sec for Roger
4 Gallet's Rose Cream SOC for oxxyn RaIm
1ec for Lavender Cream. 19c for Lettuce Cream
.-lsc Glycerine Jelly Of violets. ;. 15c for patey
Cold Cream. Use for Hazard 4 Hazard Cucun,
ber Cream All Of which prevent and quickly cure
rough skin.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
MONEY MAKES MONEY
And This Tells How
You Cam flake rNOney.

Heretofore the most profitable busi-
ness. and the easiest in which to embark
with sufficient amount of capitaD. has
been the manufacture and sale of patent
medicines: but there Is now an improve
ment on that enterprise in every way,
both as to usefulness and as a big
money maker, having great advantages
over every other. 1t is process of
All-Night Inhalation by means of the
Pillow Inhaler, or mhaling Pillow, for
the cure Of catarrh, bronchitis, asthma,
grip, early consumption and diseases Of
the respiratory organs. 1t Is a hair
pillow. with reservoirs and mechanical
arrangements, which enables the user
TO breathe the fumes of medicated air
tar, earbolic acid. iodine. etc., all
night, while sleeping as usual. There
are no pipes or tubes. anything to get
out Of order. The secret Of its power
and success Is in the long continued ap-
plication Of the healing, soothing rem
edy, night after night, and the ease of
Its use. If inhaling by the old way for
few minutes at time several times
day will relieve, what can be expected
from inhallng, say, 9 to hours per day
Tor rather night? The business Is al
ready well established and on a solid
basis, and several thousand Inhalers have
been sold.
IL Is now proposed to greatly enlarge
the business, and to do this $50. 90 pre-
ferred stock, paying per cent, is being
sold The price Of this preferred stock
Is 50 per share ut par. As special In
ducement 10 the early subscribers, an
equal amount of the common stock will
be given free. That is to say, any one
subscribing to this preferred stock will
also get the same number of shares of
the common stock free
With this ample capital the Pillow
Inhaler can be successfully put upon the
market and made TO pay large dividends
to both the preferred and common stock.
The~oficers and directors of the COM
pany are men well known In Official and
business circles. They are as follows:
Senator Vim. NJ. Stewart, President.
Mr. Samuel j. Spearins. Vice Presi-
dent.
Mr. Richard b. Nixon. Treasurer.
Mr. Charles ]. Happier, Secretary.
Mr.. StilsOn Hutchins, Mr.. ]. III. Rail
ston, Mr. A. J. Symonds, Mr.. r. W.
Gates, Mr.. Charles A kram
Subscriptions for stock are to be paid
for in easy installments
Subscription books are now open.
For full and detailed information call
on or write TO
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Arrived Two Minutes A@0
$: s::: ;::,, s;; : 4@@. M; n;:;;: Il; ::::: black
Croise Velvet,
ST. quality, for
Midnight black
and all colors.

This written at 1890 this morning The Silk ushes in
to the writer and tells OF the arrival of these Rich Silk Finish Vel
much used for waists
knows that yard half the price, and thus this big vne any
noun ~-
Evening star., 1898-02-04

y
goods store Furnishings-but
MEMS HABERDASHERY.
Clean Sweep of Neckwear-
Choice Of any sI.5o; sl.2s: 81 and 1sc.
Fancy Silk Scarf in the house for
39c., 81. for
Hundreds of patterns-but the best are
going first Of course. Pick first
Al the Fancy 25c. and s5c. Silk Bows
l5c., 2 ais for
Lot of s5c. grade of Scotch Wool Gloves
warm as an oven
Csc. a..
We've some 75c ones that can 20 Mt 5oc
Imported Maco Half Hose, Hermsdorf
dyed, which guarantees fast Black: also
some Tans among them; spliced heels and
toes. Zoe. kind. Now
2 pairs, 25c.
full sixe-20c. kind everywhere and here,
too, usually-Now
2 for 25c.
Fleece-lned Derby Ribbed Balbrieean
SHIRTS a1d Drawers; silk fronts pearl but
tons and spliced seats. "A '5c. regular
43c. each. each
Let Of White Drawers. Norfolk and New
Brunswick make-$2 and IS yalues-for
ST.
pair.
Fancy Shirts. some all over and others
with fancy bcsoms and White borders.
Guns to match bosoms. Latest and neat ef-
fects. Have been 81 and $1.75-for
79c.
Silk Embroidered English Web Sus-
penders-5Qc. kind-for
25c.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
French Flowers.

z<, for the usual lie lunches of violets. Only
" lie for the usual 19c Violets, Roses with
foliage. Second floor
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Boys Clothing.

l. HS HlIlu.
ence of the
Inventory Sale
is seen on
most ev cry
price-ticket in
the Boys De-
partment. The
way not to
have old stock
&c <o c1oca -
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Sunday Pieces

Sn no for sample yokes Of Rich Laces and
Chifons. Paris styles. None worth
less than $1.75
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Very Popular,

SS(. yard for the popular 81 Embroidered Silk
Mousselane, accordion pleated, used for
dress fronts etc.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
From Paris.

s. -AA for choice Of importers samples Of
Brooches, Lace Pins and Hair Orna
ments worth up to IS. Hurry for first choice an
Important considera tiOn
Evening star., 1898-02-04
NeckWear.

1QDC yard for Neck Ruchings and Plaitinys
worth 25c to 81 yard. These are too ex-
pensive to retail in great quantities. and thus the
maker Is stuck and we secure bargains
Evening star., 1898-02-04

iXQC Tor the usual Soc "Oneita' Combination
suits. And 29c for 35c French Plaid and
fast Black Hose. These are on first floor.
Evening star., 1898-02-04

Sn 10 for last of those $3.50 F1anpel-lined
Black Satne Skirts with rustleine
nhed and velvet bound umbrella founce ONLY
$<.9 Tor the $3.50 Black Mohar Skirts, with
corded rufles, etc.
Evening star., 1898-02-04

Other Sunday Dress Needs.
TVERYTHING notably the Silk sing yo
your church. of pettcoats
many other Sunday dress needs Surprise prices many
have lust returned from New York.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Ostrich Plurnes.

S1 for guaranteed $3.50 quality Black Plumes
1s-inch long The full and lustrous feathers
that curl with truly regal grace. $3.50 low
price for sucL.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Mems furnishings.

We are want
ing to let go of
precisely the lines
you are seeking.
Look at the val
ues and then at
the prices it'll
double our SELL
These aren't dry
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Other Garments.

Saturdays special tables in the
Cotton Underwear Department on
third floor are filled with broken
lots, at end-of-the-week prices, Great
ing rare bargains. For tomorrow:
a r for choice of Nightgowns. Skirts, Draw
ers, Chemises and Corset Covers, on Table
NO. 1. None were less than Csc. Some were up
to $1.25.
3nc for broken lots of Soc Garments and 19c
Tor 2oc and 35c Corset Covers and Draw
ers-on Tables Nos. and g.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Sash Ribbons.

AM<, yard for guaranteed 81 quality Black
T>S Gros Grain and MOire Taneta Sash Rib
bons o inches wide. Experts here to tie them
for you. See samples.
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Ladies' Flannel Waists.
Ladies' Silk Waists

The last few dozens
India and China Silk Waists, in dot. fig
ure and flower effects; with White linen
collars.
S. S5ones................S1.0S ones.
$3.50 and So ones. ...... S2.SS
Evening star., 1898-02-04
Wool Dress Skirts.

20 Fancy Homespun and Novelty Cheviot
Skirts; perfect draping; percaline lined and
bound with velvet. 50 and $3.50. Sd II
REDUCED to..........p p<s d ID
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-11-25
GENERAL NEWS

A FIRE destroyed Dice's livery stable,
the Farmers hotel, Fricb1s Touring
mill aud a residence at Portsmouth
O. Loss, S75,O 600.
BUSINESS failures in the United
States for the week ended the 18th
numbered 39e, according to Brad.
streets commercial report against 235
Tor the corresponding week last year,
JuDaE JoHN II, VRaIN, 90 years old,
of Prentice, Ill, was found dead in the
toilet room Of a Missouri Pacific train
when IL arrived at st. Louis Heart
failure was thought 10 have caused
his death.
LrEur You've, OF the Hist, reports
that It is practicable to raise the for.
mer Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes,
sunk on June 8 near the entrance &
Santiago harbor during the engage
ment between SIMPSONS warships anC
the Spanish land batteries
SCARCITY Of water In California j
curtatliug the gold output
liz Santa Fe freight wreck so mile
south Of Ardmore / T, eonducto
Hatfield and brakeman CroRin wer
killed
Tm next annual meeting Of Oh
Farmers National congress viii b
held at Fort Worth, Tex, Decembe
B-lA
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-11-25
THE WORLD Az LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
wAaUINGTON NOTE

WASHINGTON NbAE@
THE Washington Post stated that
tbc var taxes viii not De abolished at
abe coming short session Of congress
and That there viii be no revision Of
the tariff whatever it based this an
uoyucemeut upon the positive state
ment made by Chairman biugiey, oil
the house ways and means committee
TpF report Of Charles r Eagan,
rommissarV Of subsistenee OF the army
was submitted 20 the secretary OF war
on the l4th. 10 shows an expenditure
Of 81. COS. 7l5, with a balance of $40, ~
$50 to the credit Of the bureau, The
Greipht blockade at Tampa, Fla, he
states. WIS caused by the celebrity with
which supplies were concentrated at
that place preparatory 70 the INVASION
Of Cuba. The general also says that
supplies at oil times were in excess OF
the needs
Ting annual session Of the Assoeia'
ton Of American Agricultural Col
]epes and Experimental Stations was
begun 10 Washington on the 18TH
President Alston Ellis, Of the Colorado
college, read a paper Ia when ne
scored the system OF athletics In col
Iepesand declared that football was on
a par with prizeaRhting.
The navy department received a
cablegram on the 18th from Capt Nc.
Gala that the Maria Teresa could o
be saved aud was steadily going TO
pieces, an
PEysfoN COMMISSIONER EVANS VIII
create in the near future a special
division Of pensions for the constdera'
tion Of claims Of volunteers in the
Spanish war. Large numbers Of these
claims are being filed, and II Is estl-
mated that already fully 10000 soldiers
have a Legitimate basis for O pension
allowances.
TIE navy Apartment at Washington
wired Capt NcCalln AZ Cat tsiandon
The 10Th as follows; III you are salts
fed that the Teresa cannot be saved
you ore Authorized 70 abandon the
wreck
Tuu report 81 Gen, Lieber Judge
advocate general, for tbe year ended
August 81 shows that there vas g
4otal Of t.ts8eonrt.mur6al during The
year OF these three were officers ot
tho, voluntecrN or tic enlisted mer
theFe were convicted i,l4S regulars
urabftted. 08, conyieteds volunteers
M acouittea t20.
Tim presidsBt and Mrs. MeKiHleI
satarthinea at.dfuner on tho 10th tn.
f6in( bigb commissioners OF Grca
B4itAin md the. United States. II wa
tbesaost elaborate social function .
I'm White house for many months
SFrRErARY ALaER has denied en-
phatically the report that II Senate
Mcmillan ID appointed ambassador t
grent Brftian he will be appointed hi
spcessspr in the senate. There
notbipo in Il whatever. so far as al
concerned he said. The secretary il
timated that If Gov. Pingree had an
such intentions he probably woul
have beap advised Of ii.
AZ NH hL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

20 pofudniu n miastem M wsi Lie.
wsllyn q OBJ. W. MIlczarsewiosa. o
bsonos6 kaadsgo o.ionks Jest po4s
dana ! ably 4aden sic ME wymawiai.
to jest troche .adalsko, upra,zam to.
by pisniedsy ME prsesyia6 pr.s.
dzieci lub tony. Nieobeonosc pod.
pada karss konstJ tacyjnej t. j. so OF.
A Nick, Q kr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
~OdpOwiedzi redakcji.

- Panom sekretarzom obchodo.
wynn Reszte sprawozdah z obcho-
dow Podamy w ~przysz}ym numerze.
- Oh. A. P. W Newarku.- - ien.
kiewicz W kazdym razie ME przybe-
die do Ameryki ami " grudniu, ami
W s%tyozniu, must bowiem bye obec-
ny PREY odslonieciu pomnika MCKEE
wicza W Warszawie i kohczyc
,,Krzyzak6w'. Go sic zas tyozy te-
go, ozy wog6le ma zamiar przybycia
do Stanow Zjednoczonych, to radzi-
libysmy komitetowi zwrooic sic z "a
Pytaniem do redakcJi nSiowa" W
Warszawie (ul. Warecka, No. I5),
z pismem tenn bowiem Sienkiewicz
ma stale stosunki.
Oh. M. X. W Nowym Yorku.-
Dziekujemy "a artykui z ,,Times'a".
Skorzystamy z niego.
= Oh. OBJ. S. S. W Buffalo, n. Y.
W Nowym Yorku, L K. W Cleve-
land. - w tel walce, ktora prowa.
dzimy W obronie praw ludu naszegc
i przeoiwko oglupianiu go przez
wrog6w postepu, kazde slowo uzna
mia jest ola a zacheta do wytrwa.
mia, to tez wdzieozni Jestesmy "a
wyrazy przyjazoi.
- Oh. A. o. W Newarku. - VIA.
domosc o strasznym wypadku, jaki
sic zdarzyl ma kolei Pennsylwa6skiej
Przysial juz nam poprzednio p. J.
Maciejewski. Podalismy ia W No
AZ Zgody. kazdym razie die.
kujemy "a korespondencje.
- Oh. A. l.. W San Francisco. -
Ksiaze j. Sapieba wyjechal do Cali.
oil, a br. III. kubiefski do Warsza-
wy. Adresy tych psnow ME So nam
wiadome.
Oh. l.. u. W Chicago. - Pc DO.
w~staniu Listopadowem zajssniai bias
klein ME tylko Miokiewicz, ale take
Juliusz Siowacki i Zygmunt Krasih.
ski. Wszyscy trzej sa najswietniej
semi gwiazdami poezji naszej, do
pe&niaja sic wzajemnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

mix" wyraAa, Jest ozacnkiem naszego
,,Gniazda", dla kt6rego tea stara sic
pracowac. Mowy zas zadnej ma
wspomnianej przez .Dziennik' vie
czornioy ME by}o, lecz tylso odczyt
O Mickiewiczu. Powtarzal tylko ,,6w
czlowiek" W duchu zupelnie patrjo-
tycznym slowa, kt6re nam wieszcz
W spusciznie pozostawii.
lie W zdrowem ciele zdrowy duch,
o TEN tez dawno wiemy. Zasada
zas nasza Sokola pieleguowanis
mowy ojozystej, rozwijanie patrjo-
tyzmu, takze si} 6zycznych j moral
nych, a ludzi tylko takich otaozamy
szacunkiem, kt6rzy ma niego zaslu-
guja.
Co do Mickiewicza Mkt ME
przeozy, re koohai On Ojozyzne ca
lem screen i ola uiej tylko by} Cd
dany, byl take dobrym katolikiem,
lecz zapomnia} ,,Dziennik", re Mic
kiewicz, bedac p~rofesorem jezykow
slowiahskich W Paryzu, propagowal
gioszony przez Towiahskiego, TAX
zwany mesjanizm, a moze temu
,,Dziennik" zaprzeczy.
Kohczac, radze redaktorowi ,,Dzien-
nika", by zamiast krytykowa6 Soko-
how, uwaznie p~rzeczytal zyciorys ma
szego wieszcza i raz ma zawsze po-
przesta} opiekowae sic Soko}ami, W
przeciwnym BOWEN razie dostanie
odprawe, jaka mu sic slusznie male
rec bedzie.
BOl. Zdleski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
POszukiwanie.

ia Stanisaaw Wczaiak Z Peru, Ill
{ grupy 148 Zwissku Mar. Pol, 20
Pos'ukujs mojej pasierbioy Fran
oisski Skisra, kt6:a ~~yjeChsls .tsd
I niejakim Franoiszkiem Stas,akiem
Majs dwojs chiopc6~: jedsn ms
Piec lat, a drugi diva lats. Jeteliby
tto o mich wisd.ia3. MECH pis.s albc
tslegrsfoje do Illinois Zinc Compa
py, Ill. Znalssoa dostanis odsmnis
nagrode,
Stdnisfdw Wozaidk.
La Sale, Ills. be- 25B.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
z ~BrOoklyna, N. Y.
ominy.

TOsteuzente gnatny.
Upraszam delegatow grup z. n,
P. W New Yorku, Brooklynie i oko.
Icy, ably W sprawie protestu do pism
galicyjskich Przeciwko potwarzy rzu-
GOMEZ ma polonje newyorska i okoli.
Icy przez w. S~zukiewioza PREY.
byli k~oniecznie ma posiedzenie gmi.
ny d. lSgo b. m, o godz. 4 po pc.
&udniu, W lokalu OBJ. Bentzig, pod mr.
AZ Grand str, Brooklyn. N. Y.
s. Aarkoaoski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Ruch W BibliOtece Muzeum wv
N. T. W miesiacu listop. 1895 r.
Museum zwisdxilo csob I6.
= biblioteki korIystalo os6b 892.
Ksisaki .amienili 8l3 ra.y.
Ks'ssek W czytaniu by}, pr.eciet.
uis 1l76.
DO Museum ofiaropaH:
Ks. DR.. b. M. Skulik - / ksiazks
polsks I B iaci6skis.
st. IL. Walig6rski-1 monete pol
sko rosyjska.
j. Adomaitis.
Bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Boil. Zdleski.
Z Newark N. j.
KsiqzEi polskie.

Spiesze sic ~podzielic radosna no.
wilma z innemi kolonjami polskiemi,
il dostalismy do biblioteki miejskiej
"a sto dolar6w polskich dzie}. Ne
wark W ogole mole sic ~poszczyOic
ludzmi pragnacymi oswiaty, a zatem
Jest dosye chetnie czytajacych, to
tez inteligentniejsi obywatele nasze-
go grodu cd lat dziewieciu s~tarali
sic o ten pokarm duchowy.
Pierwszy poczatek temu dalo tow.
dramatyczne Lutnia, ktore dajac
kilkakrotnie przedstawienia amator-
skie ma doohod biblioteki polskiej,
doprowadzilo do tego, re bibliotecz-
ka Lutni posiada kilkadziesiat zna-
komitych dzie3 polskich i angiel-
skioh. TIE ostatnie So nabytkiem do
browolnej oiarnosci. Lecz, nieste-
ty, Lutnia ME wypelnila swego Ia
DANA, a to wskutek intryg sauzalcow
kleru z tax zwanymi postepowcami.
l dis Lutnia sta@a sic prawie zupe&-
ME nieczynna j W drodze swojej "a
snela. Przytem zle czasy ME pozwo-
lily ma dalsze sprowadzanie nowych
dziel, 90 stanowi}o powazna tame ola
oswiaty ludu naszego.
Dzieki jednak Zwiazkowi Mar.
Pol, ktory Pc Sejmie XItym przez
Wydziai Oswiaty postanowi} rozsy-
lac pc kolonjach polskich bibliotecz-
XII wedrowne, zarzad gruPy 46 z. N.
P. widzac W TEN zbawienna idee,
natychmiast W drodze porozumienia
sic z w. .. pod opieka wv. N. P.
sprowadzal biblioteozki w~edrowne i
temi zasiIa} pragnacych oswiaty.
Lecz nakoniec i to sic okazalo "a
szczup}em. 30 przeciez wv. N. P.
ME m6gl ma razie wydac kilka tysie
cy dolar6w, ably lynn sposobem BIZ
blioteczki wedrowne byly liczniejsze,
nieraz wiec c~zytelnik musia} pare
tygodni czeka6, zanim sic mog} do
STAG do ksiazki. Potrzebe powiek-
szenia ozytelni polskiej poczulo mai
bardziej obecnie istniejace tow. Or
gan, kt6re ma jednem z posiedzeh
roku zeszlego zrobi}o wniosek o do
magazine sic W bibliotece miejskiej
ksiazek polskich. Do przeprowa-
dzenia tego obrano obywateli: An
drzeja Panka i Stanislawa Bulsiewi-
cza. Dzieki gorliwemu ich dziala-
niu, dis juz many oko1o $50 dziel
polskich W bibliotece miejskiej, gdzie
kazdy pragnacy czytac dostanie
ksiazki "a darmo. Rodacy, zamiesz-
kali W Newarku, powinni z tego ko-
rzystac. Dodac tn music, IL wyzej
wymienieni obywatele otrzymali O.
bietnice cd Wydzialu Oswiaty MAS
ia Newarku, ze skoro sic okaze wick
SEA potrzeba dziei polskioh, to chet-
ME sprowsdzi wiecej.
Prawdziwe uznanie nalezy sic "a
ten krok tow. Organ orsz OBJ. OBJ. A.
Pankowi j St. Bulsiewiczowi "a sta
rama ! truly.
Publiczna biblioteks miejska znaj-
duje sic ma West Park ul., pomiedzy
Broad i Washington uliosmi, tam
kazdy powinien sic udac ! wyrobic
sobie karte, ma ktora dostanie ksiaz.
XII do czytsnia. Nsdmienic tn mu.
see, IL wziete ksiazki powinny bye
utrzymane W zupeinym porzadku.
Lekkomyslne zn~iszczenie ksiazki
podpada karze dwoch dolarow albo
wiezienia, lecz tego chybs obawisc
sic ME potrzebujemy, ably kto z cry
telnikow miai naumyslnie zniszczyc
ksiazke; lecz ma to tylko to zakomu-
nikowaiem, Ia ma wiasne uszy s{yszs-
lem cd naszych przyjacia ciemnosci,
IL to nastspi. Oni MECH sic Pojs
nsdziejs niepowodsenis, . my try
unfo.-w - x-c~x~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
z Jersey City, n. j.
6mind polska.

Fly pred nisspsina POI rokiem
nisktorsy bracia swisskowi " Jersey
City. zrosumiawssy doniosls snao.e
ME uohwaiy sejmu flsdslfijskisgo,
kt6ra gorsoo polsos saklsdanis gmin
Nv. Mar. Pol, dali iniojatywe pels.
czenia wssystkioh grup misjsoowyoh
" jsdne orgsnirscje, zdawalo sic "
Pisrws.ej ohwili. il mysl tax wznios.
Ia .nals,ia jua u ~wieks.osoi grup
tutsjszych pewny grunt j 70 ME
chybnis wyda owoos.
Nisstety, ME diugo trwai ten "a.
pal.
Pc kilku bowlsm posisd.sniaoh,
jake Gmina " lynn ozasis odbyia,
oka1aio sic, 4e sapal do wsP6lnej
praoy mad dobrem nassego mar ,du
ro,wojem instysuoji q. N. P. byl
tylko swyktym sntu.ja1mem, kt6ry
Pc kilku objawach s.c.srsj oheoi
Prses.edi stan .o~bojetnienis 1 ga
snal snsm twardym.
kto sna tutejs.e ssosunki 1 wake
elsmentow postepowych . pswnemi
jsdnostkami, kt6re, kcrlystsjao .
ciemuoty nas.sgo ludu, usiiuja 20
ksrkach jsgo dobic sic wiasnsgo
s1csesoia ! siawy; kto wresrois VITA.
jemnissyi sic " intrygi lud.i r,sj
wolf | s.srsacego sic waroholstw wa
r6tnyoh odcisni, ten nile bedzie sic
dsiwii, Ae katda wzniosla myIl, kat
de to%war.ystwo, pragnscs iwiatla i
prswdy, ME mote ~nalesyo's sic roe
wijac.
w obsc takisJ sytuaoji nile moana
Pr1ypusscsac, ably to ooie4aiosc dele
gss6w grup, kt6r.y ME Prsychodrili
ma PosisdIsnia Gminy, wypiywaia Z
ich wiasnego prsskonsnia. Wsr6d
tskisgo ehaosu r6snorodnyoh pogls.
dow ! rawrietej walki wrogich sobie
obosow, najsilniejs.y temperament
ludski suiecbscic sic mote. Mic wiso
driwnego, Re ! mari Iwisskowoy "
tutejssej kolonji, ME posisdsjscy
dose hartui wissnej snsrgii, DO tel
burry .musseoi byli odpoossc. ably
nabrac nowyoh sii IL Dale swiado.
moscia risory prryssspic do wsp6l-
nej pracy mad tenn ws.ysskiem, co
mas gnebi ! pr~zeslsduje.
Grupy, ktors ola niswys,omsoso.
nych rowodow Isprzsstsiy wysyisc
swyoh delegatow ns posisdIsnis
g niny, nieobsj ME patrss obojst1is
ma sprawy, ktore mas wssystkich "a.
rowno obchodsic powinny.
Mech ME ids 81 gsosem ludzi,
kt6rsy vida tylko " Zwissku Nsro-
dowym Polskim instytuoje ssskur.
Tsoy ludsie ME mogs bye
zvisskowosmi, jesli twierdss, ts
rbytsosnem Jest rsdzic mad lossm na.
szej ojcryzny, jesli wreszois ME u
snsjs lscsnotci " jedno s~ilnisjsze
ogniwo, sbv SmisleJ odspohnsc wro
"a podniesc ZwisEsk N. p. do Wy
sokoSoi swsgo zsdsnis.
Bedsc prseS ~isdczony, ae mole
ME prsebrzmis beg potsdans
go skutku, odrywsm sic do wssyst
kich grup miejscowyoh, sby wysssiy
swych dslsgat0w ma posisdssnie
Gminy, ktore sic odbedsie ME.
dsisle d. IL grudnia b. 3. o gods. lei
wieosorsm " hall OBJ. Zakrss wskieRo
p. D. 187-180 Brunsw iok al. y Jsr
soy CITY.
Asdrssj zsssdossscs,