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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
An advertisement mu.

An advertisement must have
vitality in the same manner as a
living being. No one knows what
II 10 that makes the difference be-
tween a corpse and an animated
body, but everybody recognizes
that something is lacking in the
enc case that is present in the
ether. Many advertisements seem
perfect in idea, language and me-
shanical construction, and yet lack
the vital spark that attracts; others,
imperfect in all the details men,
toned, possess magnetism that
appeals to readers. To inject this
quality into ones announcement is
ths great desideratum in adver-
tising. Printers Ink.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
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a Smooth Villain.

4. NJ. Miller, a bentleman VINO
could discount Baron Munchausen
in the art of graceful prevarication,
was arrested in this city Monday
by Sheriff Barr. He is wanted in
Pueblo on charge Of horse steal
ing. Miller is an artist at the game
Of bluff, and came very near max
ing a success OF it with our sheriff.
He arrived in town Sunday morn
ing, and made application at the
residence OF Rev. +. w. Hart for
accommodations for a day or two.
He wore a cartridge belt and car
ried rifle, and represented him
self as United States marshal in
search of an escaped prisoner, and
desired private accommodations
for few days. He was allowed
to remain and made himself very
agreeable to the family, the chill
dren especially.
Monday morning he went down
town. Sheriff Barr had just re-
ceived a telegram from Pueblo
giving description OF man who
was wanted in Pueblo for horse
stealing. This gentleman tailed
so well with the description that
he accosted him, and made in
quiries as to who he was, where
he was going, etc. Miller claimed
to be from La Junta and was sur
prised that Barr did not know HIM,
as he said that he had voted
for him last year. The sheriff
wanted some further proof Of his
identity, and Miller suggested Rev.
Hart as one who would vouch for
him. Together they went to the
residence of Mr.. Hart, the latter's
little girl meeting them at the gate
with every indication of pleasure.
The sheriff was -plussed, and
began to think that he was not on
to his job. That feeling did not
last long however.
Rev. Hart and family knew the
gentleman, but only since the day
before. Mrs. Hart, when ques-
toned as to whether she had
missed anything, replied that
several small articles and a small
sum Of money could not be ac-
counted for.
Sheriff Barr then proceeded to
search the gentleman. He first
dug up pair of silver sugar tongs
belonging to Mrs. Hart, then
locket of Mr.. Hart's and small
ring belonging to the daughter OF
the household. Then there were
silk handkerchiefs, knives and
forks, spoons and other small arti-
cles galore. Mr.. Hart saws the
search reminded him of a Christ
mas entertainment where Santa
Claus had gifts for everybody and
overlooked no one. There was
some small token for every men,
Der of the household.
Miller tried to brave the matter
out at first, claiming that the
articles were his personal property
and that Mr.. Hart and his family
were simply mistaken in the matter
of Identification. He wilted, how
ever, when Mrs. Harris likeness
was shown in the locket, and her
initials on various articles of silver
ware. Miller then enacted the
role of "crushed prevaricator, +"
the evidence Of whose guilt was
too much for further horse play.
He was turned over to Pueblo
authorities yesterday morning.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
aesses for psbl,est,e~.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
YHTR8I0. COLO. OCT. n f6o8.

NOTICE Is HERtBY GIVEN THAT JOSEPH
~ ?. Polloct. Asstsnce Ct Corey BAL OF 4
male preof g ,. ds:e.t-l:rd claim No. : t1o; ::
e. Il. 81 W, befoFe Clerk Of the District Court
at La Junss, Colo, the nth day OF December,
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complsee isngaiton and reSisnatiou Of
Ford, Colo; Robert Hutchcroft Of La Junts.
Colo; Chas3ee Rucknan Of Il Junta, Colo;
Hcuyy NaDcollte 0f L. Junta. Colo.
Ajso uogice = berehy given that Joseph r.
jnnts' crSo., hAa nlsd notice Of iute1tion to
mar rrc0f % his dessrt.land cIaim No. liS,
for tho B. y =. y. y; y. 9ec. la 7; g.. =. =
JuntS. CuSo., tis tzsh day Of December, iSes.
ne na1es H. following Witnesses to prove
the cssW1Soeo igriG1tton and reciamastoo Of
~ lsn6: william n. Randall Of Rocky Ford,
Coio.; Ro6et Huteecroft of La yunta, Colo; ;
=, JNO. +. GORDON, Regisssr.
LsSs ps6lss5oa uovsnhsr ., -.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
OFFICIAL PAPER OF La JUHrA AND 0rERO co
SATURDAY. NOV. S. 1898.

Four immense hve-story brick
fats in Harlem have been moved
los feet to make way for bridge,
the operation requiring twenty
enc days. There were gas jack
sssews under the buildings, and at
each signal they were shifted
Shree. e.sixteenths OF an inch. The
contractor received SO, 900 for the
work. which was entirely sue
a>aaful.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
Contest Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
PIiRAIA CQI0 OCT IL lsQ6


PUEBLO, COLO, OCT. II. 1893.
A SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been nled in this ONCE by Patrick
McElruy. contestant against Timber Culture
entry No. kzS4. made Nay I. 1883, for n. W. 4
Section 81 Township - g.. Range 81 W., BY
Joseph l. Myers, contcstcc, in which II 10 al.
legged that: 6aid claimant had wholly failed
to plant, protect and cultivate ten acres Of
said land, or any other portion thereof. in
trees, seeds or cuttinss. since date of entry;
and that the same has been wholly abandoned; |;
said defaults continuing each year aud down
to the date Of allldavtt OF contest.
tined TO appear, respond and o6cr evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock .. m. on
December q. ieoe. before the Register and Re
Pueblo Colorado.
Tho sad contestant haying. in proper
which show that sitter due diligence. personal
service OF this notice can not be msde. Il IN
hereby ordered and direcled that such notice
be given by due ard proper pu uplication.
J.R. GORDON, Register.
First publication October 2B. 1888.
Last publication November a, 1873.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
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4 conservative election for,


ssst out by a leading Chicago
democratic daily gives the re-
Dublicans majority in both houses
Of the hity.sixth congress. In the
senate the republican majority will
Be fourteen over all and in the
house forty-hve. This will enable
President Mckinley to carry out
his policy OF territorial expansion
and settle the questions arising
from the war without being ham,
DsYsd by An opposition whose
shisi business in political life is to
oppose anything and everything
advocated by republicans.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09

You can never complete nice
Sunday dinner without going to
Melvin Bros. market.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
COUNTY AND VALLEY.
The News Cleaned With Pen snd Seis-
sors From Our Valley gxehsnges.

The Fowler high school boys
have organized football team.
Fred Harvey has recently added
by purchase 44o acres to his Y Y
ranch near Holly.
X. o. McClain, OF Manzanola,
had an apple crop this season Of
over 900 bushels.
John Nroman, of Manzanola,
sold 1000 tons OF alfalfa to one
sheep feeder last week.
School district No. 6 has award
ed the contract for fine new SI,-
400 brick school building.
Ben Reed and T. F. Godding,
IT,, We're in Baca county last week
where they purchased 5000 sheep
for feeding.-Enterprise.
The Rocky Ford Canning Com
pany have been making an expert
ment of putting up sweet potatoes
and will close the season with Bos-
ton baked beans.
Arrangements are being made
to have an Episcopal minister for
the valley to officiate once in four
weeks each in La Junta, Las Ami
mas, Lamar and Holly.
Ed Rickard has been added to
the regular clerking force OF the
Rocky Ford Grocery Co.'S south
side store. He will continue to
have charge OF Rockers opera
house.-Enterprise.
George r. Buckley, manager Of
the Otero Ditch Co., came up
from La Jnn,a Wednesday and set
twenty teams to work to clean the
ditch preparatory to the winters
run of water.-Manzanola News.
The Alfalfa Land and Cattle
Company sent another drove OF
I, 900 head OF cattle to the Butler
ranch last week, making in all
about 5000 head which have been
turned into these pastures at that
point during the past month.
A new time table OF the Santa
Fe appears in this issue. and we
are sorrow to say, is no improve
ment over the old one, which, by
the way, is about the "bummiest'
thing in the way OF train schedule
ANYONE ever saw.-Rocky Ford
Times Republican.
| Nat Wetzel, the cantaloupe dis.
tributer, writes to the melon grow
ers of Lamar that he will meet
them soon with a smile and would
like the growers to reciprocate.
Wonder if "a smile" is all the
Prowers county people are to gel
for their years work3-Unmuzzled
Truth.
Chas. Lane a few days since re.
turned from Omaha where he was
for two months in charge OF Oterc
county's horticultural exhibit. He
reports that the fruit display open.
ed the eyes of thousands who were
surprised to learn that Colorado
could grow fruit. Mr.. Lane is ol
the opinion that the display made
at Omaha will attract to the valley
many thousands who are desirous
of changing their location and bet
tering their circumstances En-.
terprise.
Last Saturday night at Horse
Creek, the ladies of the Christian
church, assisted by the young
ladies of town, gave the "Peake
Sisters" entertainment for the pur-
pose of raising funds to furnish
the new Christian church, and
were greeted by fair house, quite
a crowd being present from La
Junta. Miss Lulu Chambers re-
cited "The Polish Boy" with
pleasing effect, and withal the en-
tertainment may be called a grand
success, considering the fact that
everyone had good time and $40
was cleared. Las Animas Leader.
Phil Swearinger, Of Garfield
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-09
Aavertl.ed Letter LIst.

A LIST OF THE LETTERS REMAINING
n uncalled for In the La Junta postofice
for the week ending November 7th.
Warren sheaf., 1898-04-21
DECLARATION OF WAR.
Text of the Resolutions Finally Agreed
On by the Houses Of Congress.

WHEREAS, The abhorrent condi-
tions which have existed for more
than three years in the island of Gu
ba, $50 near our own borders, have
shocked the moral sense of the peo-
pie OF the United States and have
been a disgrace to Christian civiliza-
ton, eliminating rs they have in the
destruction of a. United States bat
tleship with two hundred and sixty
six OF it's officers and crew, while on
friendly visit in the harbor of Ha-
vana, and cannot longer be- endured,
as has been set forth by the presi-
dent of the United States in his mes
sage to congress OF April IL, 1898,
upon which the action Of congress
was invited; therefore,
RESOLVED. BY the senate and
house OF representatives OF the Tni-
ted States OF America, in congress
assembled:
FIRST, That the people of the Is
land of Cuba are. and OF right ought
to he free and independent. ....-
SECOND, That it is the duty of the
Omitted States to demand, and the
government of the United States
does hereby demand that the govern
ment OF Spain at once relinquish it's
authority and government in the Is
land of Cuba and Withdraw it's land
and naval forces from Cuba and Gu
ban waters.
THIRD, That the president OF the
United States be, and he is hereby.
directed and empowered to use the
entire land and naval forces of the
United States. and to call into the
actual service Of the United States
the militia OF the several states, to
such extent as may be necessary to
carry these resolutions into effect.
FOURTH, That The United States
hereby disclaims any disposition or
intention to exercise sovereignty, ju-
risdiction, or control over said is
land, except for the paciication there
of; and asserts it's determination
when that is accomplished to leave
the government and control OF the
island to tine people.
Warren sheaf., 1898-04-21

Washington, April IA. The career
Of Frank NJ. Eddy, member of con-
gress from the Seventh district, of
Minnesota, exemplifies the elasticity
of American life. He has bounded
from one thing to another, each time
getting a little higher. First he
worked in brick yard, and thus pro-
cured the money necessary for his
education; next he taught school,
and then he became a CRUISER" or
land examiner, for the Northern Pa
cific Railroad company. In 1884 he
entered politics as clerk of the district
court of Pope county, and also as
court reporter of the Sixteenth judi
cial district which positions he has
held ever since. He was elected tc
the Fifty fourth, and reelected to the
Fifty fifth congress, and now snuffs
the battle from afar for another term.
recalling with pride the 135 speeches
he made during the campaign o.
1896, without turning hair whether
he did OF did not turn single vote.
Mr.. Eddy may also be called !
cruiser" in politics. He is far be
low the ships Of the line, yet more
useful than the ordinary gunboat!
Warren sheaf., 1898-04-21
Thinks the Tariff Will Never Again
Be an Issue in This Country. Dis
cusses the Making of r1oney
by Special Enactment. .
The Swedish Dollar.

Extracts from specia, Correspondence to the
ST. Paul Globe.
Warren sheaf., 1898-04-21
FROM BRICKYARD TO CONGRESS.
The Advancement Of Frank N. Eddy,
Of the Seventh Minnesota District.

A "cRUISER" IN POLITICS.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1898-03-01

ing. The Kansas law, drawn by prohibit
tionists, provides for the sale Of liquor for
legitimate purposes and the Governor aided
law and free himself from unnecessary en-
barrassment In the conduct Of a legitimate
business. The petition has been denied.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1898-03-01
BACKBONE.

tanned accounts Of a meeting of the cit
liens Of Oiathe, Kansas, Gov. st. Johns
home, at which it was alleged the Governor
was bitterly denounced for having signed
petition to allow certain druggist to sell
liquor for medicinal purposes. 1t now ap-
pears that there was no indignation meet
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ROk H..

wielkie straty. Jednoczesnie Gomez
ME zaniedbai dzia}aii woiennych.
oddziafy jego zajeiy prowincje San
ia Clara tax sic podsunely do Ha-
wany' ze miescie powstaia panika.
W pazdzierniku hiszpanie otrzy.
mali znow 10000 posi{kow, tax, ze
W listoPadzie armja hiszpshska wy
nosifa 10000 ludzi przeciwko
10000 kubahczyk6w. Pomimo tel
wielkiel przewagi siI hiszpahskich,
Gomez Maceo krecili sic po wyspie
gdzie i'm sic podobaio, staczajac cd
czasu do czasu male potyczki od-
dziafami hiszpanskimi, przecinajac
komunikacje zabierajac transporty
zywnosci, gdy Campos niezaradny
siedziaf W Hawanie, rozmyslajac mad
planami kampanji.
Pred Bozem Narodzeniem obai
wodzowie kubahscy wkroczyli zn6w
do Prowincji Pinar del Rio, gdzie
Maceo osadzi} sic w naturalnej for
tecy, utworzonej przez lesiste wzgo-
RIA, a Gomez wrocif ma wschod,
przechodzac pod sama Havana.
RUGBY te oddziai6w powstahczych
oraz przegrana pod Bayamo, roz-
wscieczy}y Rad hiszpahski. Campos
zosta& odwoiany. Ma jego miejsce
postawiono jenera}a Mariana, ale
gdy wojska jego zosta}y dwukrotnis
pobite pod Candelaria i Artemisa-i
on zosta} copredzej odwo{any, a
miejsce jego zajai by1y pomocnik
Valmacedy podczas dziesiecioletnie-
go powstania, a nastepnie guberna.
tor wysP Filipihskich, siynny ,,rzez-
mix" jenerai Weyler.
tDalszy ciag nastapD.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-12
POwstania Kuba6skie.
(Dalszy ciagl.

Stosownie do programu uiozonego
przez Martiego, bracia Jose Antonio
Maceo wyPiywaja portu Limon W
rzeczypospolitej Costa Rica razem
z 20 powstahcami szczesliwie dosta-
ia sic ma Kube W blizkosci miasta
Baracoa. Byi to fakt doniosiy dla
armji powstahczej, ktora potrzebo-
wa}a ma gwsit wodzow.
Hiszpanie, dowied siawszy sic o
przybyciu braci Maceo, przerazili sic
bardzo, pamietali bowiem smiaie wy.
stepy Antonia Maceo podczss die.
siecioletniego powstania / to takze,
IL byi on jedynym wodzem, ktory
ME chciai zgodzic sic - jak wspom-
nielismy - ma podpissnie trsktatu
pokojowego W Zanjon przez co edo.
byi ogromny wpiyw pomiedzy lud.
noscia kubahska, a szczegolniej mu-
rzynami mulatami, sam bowiem byl
mulatem.
Jenerai Calleja ME mogi poradzic
sobie powstahcami, ma miejsce wiec
jego Rad hiszpahski przysyia jedne-
go najzdolniejszych swych ao}nie-
rzy, jeners}a Msrtineza de Campos.
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ZOBOZU
Gwardji KOsciuszki.

w sobote, dnia 30 kwietnia, 20
wys}uchaniu mszy sw. W kosciele sw.
Stanisiawa, wyruszyla Milwaukee
gwardja kosciuszki, nalezaca do mi
licji stanu Wisconsin. po dwugo-
dzinnym marszu stane}a W zupelnym
Porzadku W Harvey, gdzie rozioty}a
sic obozem.
Pozegnanie gwardji W Milwaukee
byfo bardzo czu}e i uroczyste. Po
skohczonem nabozehstwie przemo
viii goraco do odchodzacyoh ks. Szu-
larecki, zachecajac, by walczyli dziel.
ME Ia kraj, ktorego sd obywatelami.
Przy wyjsciu kosciola synowie
pani j. Czerwihskiej ofiarowali gwar-
dji wieniec ziozony 6S roA bialych
i amarantowych Qiczba ludzi male.
zacych do oddziaiu), zwiazany wste
ga ozdobiona napisem:
For Liberty, Union and Humanity,
Honor to All Who Fight.
Dzieci szkolne W liczbie dochodza.
cej do tysiaca, ustawione przy
drzwiach koscielnych, powitaiy aol-
merry piesniami polskiemi.
Ma ulicach, ktoremi oddzial prze-
chodzii, sklepy polskie byiy pozamy-
kane, publicznose giosnymi okrzy,
kami aegnaia idacycb.
Przybywszy do obozu, oddzia}
rozbi} wiasne namioty i przystapil
do musztry.
Nastepnego dnia zostali zamiano-
wani podo6cerowie, a NJ: Pierwszy
sierzant - St. Polewczyhski. Kwa-
termistrz - Klemens Borucki. Sier.
zanci = St. Polski, WI. Cieszyhski,
j. linda L. Drweski. Kaprale -
b. Sliga, I. Wetzel, F. Michalski i
A. Rechlicz. Jak wiadomo, kapita-
nem oddzia}u Jest OBJ. Tadeusz Wild,
byly officer wojska austrjackiego i
amerykahskiego.
z chwila przybycia do obozu, cd.
dzial przestai bye kompania B. pub.
ku czwartego, a zostai wcielony do
Pierwszsgo puiku piechoty Gwardji
Narodowej stanu Wisconsin, jako
kompanja X. Company X. First In.
fantry w. n. G)
w Obozie Panuje pomiedzy gwar-
dzistami przyk}adna zgoda dobry
humor, choe W pierwszych dniach po
przybyciu wojsko pozbawione byio
wielu rzeczy niezbednych W zyciu
obozowem, ME otrzymywaio regular
ME zywnosci i cierpia}o od chiodu i
deszczu.
Obecnie wszystko zosta}o juz "a
iatwione, polscy ch}opcy musztruja
sic j wygladaja dzielnie, a W bieaa.
Gym tygodniu powedruja zapewne
ma poiudnie, juz jako aolnierze Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
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Mr.. 10

TreSc: Dawniej dzisiaj. - Wojna
domowa we Wfoszech. = u obozu
Gwardji Kosciuszki. - Powstauia
Kubanskie. - Notatki.-Rok 1SiS.-
Ostatni Polonez. z ziemi ojczystej.
- Ze swiata. - Czy many na TO po-
D. zwoliG? - Przeglad prasy polskiej
W Ameryce. Sprawoz 'anie Zarz.
Wv. n. =. - Sprawozdanie Admin
stracji ,,Zgody". - Korespondencje
,Zgody". - Pokwitowanie grup. -
q wojnie hiszpahsko amerykanskiej.
Wojna. Wisdomosci wv. - Clos
wioscianina z Galicji.- Ks. DIR. Red
ner. - IIiszpanja Marokko. - Fa-
raon. Kroniks miejscowa. -Odez-
wa. - Echa obchodow. - Podzie-
kowania. zawisdomienia ogfoszepia.
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Dawniej a dzisiaj.

Ma lnnem nlelscu - przeSla-
die prasy polskiej - podajemy
smutne g}osy upadku obchod6w
narodowych, o dziwnej obojetnosci
ogoiu naszego do tego, CO przed kill
ku jeszcze laty ciagneio t}umy pola
k6w, przejetych duchem patrjotyz-
mu.
Siusznie wiec nssuwa sic pytanie,
dlaczego zasz}a TAXA zmiana, dlacze-
go dawniej bywa&o inaczej, a dis
inaczej?
Czy ochiod} patrjotyzm W sercach
polskich; czy stracilismy juz poczu-
Gle dobra piekna; czy odwrocilismy
sic juz plecami do przesziosci naszej,
a na przysziose machnelismy reka
powatpiewaniem; czy chec do wza=
jemnego oswiecania sic, wzajemnego
podnoszenia ducha W mas juz osiab-
Ia; czy zwatpilismy jut, ze niosac
pochodnie oswiaty wsrod mas ludo-
wych mozemy je wyrwac otchlani
ciemnoty, pozyskat dla sprawy pol
skiej, dla sprawy ludzkosci?
Me! Bo ma kazdym prawie kro-
ku widzimy usilowania szlachetne.
Po wszystkich zakatkach Stan6w
Zjednoczonych znajdujemy grona
zakiadajace biblioteki, krzatajace sic
mad wype}nieniem rozmaitych celow
postepowych. Znajdujemy ludzi,
kt6rzy porwani zapa}em mi}oscia
ludu, pragna uczynic to lub owo dla
jego dobra.
Niestety, te ich usi}owania wywo-
}uja zaledwie siabe echo, bo wszelkie
organizowanie sic dla cel6w nauko-
wych lub spoiecznych skupia sic tyl-
ko W malych gronach, gdy czasem
rozszerzy sic cokol"iek, to wnet roz-
przega sic i upada!
Dzieki czemu?
Dzieki niezgodzie warcholstwu!
To sa jedyne przyczyny. ktore
dzisiejsze czasy zrobi}y roznymi cd
dawniejszych. To So przyczyny dla
ktorych coraz bardziej obchody ma
rodowe traca ma znaczeniu popu-
larnosci. To sa przyczyny, dla kto.
rych tracimy wodzow naszych!
!. Przedtem W szeregach naszego
Zwiazku widzielismy dziesiatki set.
ki ludzi wytrawnych, osiwialych W
boju, stojacych murem W obronie
sztandaru narodowego, a bioracych
czynny udzia} we wszystkich mani.
festacjach, obchodach, uroczystos-
ciach, we wszystkiem co sic tyozylo
tego wspaniaiego daieia, ktore zafo
zyli, tego Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego! Ola tych ludzi has}em by
10; jedna Ojczyzna, jeden Zwiazek
Narodowy Polski. i swiecie wie-
rzyli W to has}o, to ter gdy ktokol-
wick osmielii sic przeciwko temu
'Zwiazkowi powstawac, upadai zgnie-
ebony, jak robak; to tee gdy ciezkie
chwile przypadaiy ma nasza organi-
zacje, ludzie ci, patrjoci ME W gebie
ale czynie, placili po kilka kill
kanascie dolarow miesiecznie, aby
ME da6 jej upas6. Gdzie chodzi{o o
dobro Zwiazku, tam zadnego mich
ME brakowaio, to tee obchody by}y
wspaniaie wszedzie.
Czy to ma obchodzie Styczniowym,
czy Majowym, czy Listopadowym,
z estrady czy sceny p}yneiy do thu
mu s{owa ME uczone, ME starannie
przygotowane, ale szczere, serdecz-
ne, gorace, porywajace wszystkich
dla tel idei Zwiazkowejl
Dzisiaj jedynie przez warcholstwo
! niezgode wszystko to przepada!
Coraz wiecej dzielnych naszych via
fusow, ktorzy stworzyli podniesli
'wiasnemi barkami ten Zwiazek, dali
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w Duluth, tax samo jak W in
nych miastach. rodacy nasi biora sic
dzielnie do wspolnego obchodu stu
letniej rocznicy Mickiewicza. Pro-
gram zapowiada sic bardzo pieknie.
Obchod ma sic odbyc d. 30 maja, W
Decoration Day.
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dziaa ochotniczy polski pod wodza
OBJ. NJ. d. Barczykowskiego, leka-
rem oddziaiu zosta} obrany DR.. F.
Fronczak. Dotychczas zapisaio sic
przeszfo stu ludzi, ktorzy try razy
tygodniowo ewicza sic W obrotach
woiskowych W hall ma rogu Fillmore
ave. i Broadway. Kapitan Barczy-
kowski siuzy} dwanascie lat W mill
eli stanoweJ.