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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
MUSIo TEACHERS CONVENTION

Addresses contrasting the conservatory system OF
teaching music with tho private teacher systerl
vere listened ~ Yesterday by the music teache-s
and others attending the Music Teachers conven-
ton now on A. the Wadorf-Astoga The morning
session began 10 o'clock in the opera hall Richard
Zechwer Of Philadelphia read paper on Tho Con.
servatory system He said In the course Of his re-
marks that a musician might be mado through the
efforts OF private teacher although II would be
expensive and the pupil would be compelled 70
study under many specialists. hut that in the con-
servatory system all OF the branches Of music were
acces Jible 20 the student, with n minimum OF time
and expense Referring Ia music In the publis
schools he advocated the teaching OF sight reading
all children. but declared that TO influence the
character Of public school instruction one must be
a politician rather than musician lie advocated
co-educatiOn. saving four boys IN class would
bohcr a teacher BUT that one bow placed with
thee girls would behave well
Miss Amy Fay Of this ciIy. read a paper on
some Weak Points In the Conservatory System"
which vas applauded Charles II Morse, OF Brook
Ign spoke on The Conservatory or Music 4 @ .
The Common School Of Music.' and Albert Ross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
EvApING THE BOND ISSUE Law

Washington. June % The public statement made
BY the Secretary ~ the Treasury last THURSDAY %
the effect that numerous evidences 0. attempts -
violate the spirit Of me law authorizing per cent
bond issue we're being received from banks ana sim
lar institutions has already called forth n1mne'
OF let,ers fully confirming the Secretarys suspicious
In each case the writers admit their connection
with some transaction Of this character and ask 20
have the subscription returned One writer saws
Having noticed the incloseG item in to-day's pa
per | though, II nv duty 10 state that signed one
o. The dummy orders and now see that 1t will be
not right Please DESTROY the application. o. return,
whichever you think best ana greatly ohlige
II vas said az the Treasury Department to-day
that subscriptons were now being received for CON-
paratively large sums OF SO and which bear
almost unmistakable evidences D. an attempt 20
evade the Law by means o. dummy BIDS In all
cases 0! this kind however large or small IN
amount the closes. scrutiny will be brought 20 bear,
and II the evidence warrants Il thev will be uncere-
roniously returned n the senders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
To PROVIDE FRESH BEEF FOR THE Army

BIDS we're opened IN the Camn,issary Department
Yesterday A. the Army Building FOR unlimited guam
tides 81 fresh beef tor the Army. 70 b. supplied
this port whence the GOvernn ent Will transport
T. in the new secured on FRIDAY The bids
follows Swift Co 81 * a hundred
pounds. Fsles. Zahn & Co IS 60 hundred; Armour
& Co. g. 80 a hundred for unframed beef and s. 50
Cor trimmed. the Armour Packing Company. & 81
7 hundred for unrimmed and s. 69i3 for trimmed
Nelson Morris & co s. 20 ? hundred The bidders
vii. all he called upOn % furnish arge quantities.
Commits 1ry- General Woodruff opened bids yes-
terda" for supplying fresh beet sound md suitable
for feeding cats bona be excluded he deliv-
cred the contractors place OF business. on such
d1vs as may be desired BY the commissarv and n
such quantities not exceeding sAven pounds week
as may be required This contract IS 10 feed the
cats kept IL the Army Building 70 prevent the
iepredations Of rats and nice UPON 'hN suhsis'enre
stores which are kept there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
AyOTHER REGIMENT PROUD OF A NAVE.

LIKE THE sEvENTY-F1FsT. The slxTY'NINTH
NOW HAS FOUR BPoTHERs AMONG IT'S MEN
The Goth Regiment is IS proud Of The name Phil
lips as the 7st s Of Meeks Each family IL rep
resented in the respective commands by four
brothers The four Philips brothers are all mem
hers Of Company Captain James Plunket
Thomas Phillips and Charles Philips are privates
Joseph Phillips is corporal, and John Phillips !s
sersean; They are all ~ the front with the
18th Regiment and their mother Mrs Margaret
Phillips writes TO them from her home No ~
Academy.st.. Long Island City
Bat in order that the 7lsf Resiment may not
.aks second Mace the Hopper family has come to
the rescue Frederick Hopper. who IS an ex-coone
OF the regiment; has accepted neutenants COM
mission In his old regiment, In which his SON.
Frederick Hopper. jr.. IS already a private. and
his two daughters, Caroline and M.naa. are Ped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
IN PAY CLAIMS OF TIE STATES

Washington June The Secretary Of War to-
day sent 70 the Senate copy Of bill for the
decentralization of the Governors o. States for ex
penses incurred by them in raising troops for the
war The bill authorizes the Secretary o: the
Treasury 70 pay the Governors OF States Al rea-
sonable costs incurred In this service The Secre.
,ary says IN mis- letter Of transrttal that the egis
lation is needed in view OF the many claims that
have been and will hereafter be made by the sew
eral States for expenses incurred by them In the
organization, enrolment and mastering OF the
volunteer forces OF the United States The bill ia
similar in its provisions 10 the act If 1851 for Ike
purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS IN BOTH REGULAR AMI
VOLUNTEER FORCES.

WASHINGTON June 25.-The President SENT inc
following Army nominations TO the senate 'o-'aS
Promotions in Regular Army-lnfantry 800.
First ntsa;S a E }. BISck
EEWWToSSt N lS(f Gf'n 18Th In,au9y Par.
aoT "a 1s s559f5H5 7 ["ff3''% g,
BELL T. q I 6o%LEs 18Th IS asHr
PARKE r. 2lst Infantry ne.n-
s-e'pq .s In. to Be f'' sEfrEr
sS S - IS..s STTFE l'a I GoASPHAS son
@! f n,nI SorPFT b IS l'', 9@ Ias!o
ri H2 i5,ssf pig b l9s'4ifB' io +
Infantry
c4valry o, =.
70 be onp,ain-Fir,t Ll.p'enant W 1oLIZ' LET
T, be 4 Ts; ileu,enan-secort euennn EiMEP LNpS
s-sonl Leut a MAlN CRAIG transtsrs4 from n
fan,ry 10 cavalry
Volunteer infantr, -,
s.ona .s'easnt H saaI2o:Slons'
HTGn i, sW d ma an3 F FHEh chFfSTIzX Of
louisiana to be a[s ifa'e9 2nRp Of Florida to he
Tsr c,p5a EDDY bh EHHvExs y os5rra he sec
rour P' RS e7 MALoNEY Of The District
fp,n F THoTAs KoEN HI ADoEpH JAcobs
5M NAIfs Of N FGHSE Z e
,rl-t .. Columbia and JOSEPH L y BE-. 49, ~ ~,
nor 20 ~ asss'an, surgeons win RANK Of "''' ~
tenant 49,, CAY ~ SHELDON
L ioH%soN Of Louisiana. and .oHN P Be or.t
HAN secgelr. Company T. 2i'h Infantry 20 o. nj ~
ic1,enanis HENRY Q FRANKLIN. EDWAhD n,
pTfrITIPs and JOHN Z ALLEN. of Lor!siani 10 o'
second leutenants .x.,ro.- p, 1-i-onfa
1T" r. sosn,oSr rOSFTH NJ cLURE OF South caro-
We1lurs for this once ui'hdrawn'
Volunteer engineers ... -.
v,rs, Rerment--Frst Lieutenant a LlNlN[ ~ =
be- captain HARRY DE LANE and 49, t, -
pFsRD ~ Ne,v-Yor, be second leu-sHli..e 49,,
ss-ond Regirien,-HOWARD SpRlNGn,..rI 81 Ior-
York - be captain. JOSIAH ". HOVE ana NJ.
MAT Pc fH n Conrec,icrt. 70 r. se'ono leu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
RED Cross To Buy itE FOR TEE SOLDIERS

The Red Cross Ice Plant Auxiliary Committee
has agreed furnish SO day 20 buv ice AZ the
Jackson"ilie Fla military camp. unit. better lr-
rangement he made NJ Kent the agent OF
the Red Cross a. jacksonville says he will ne
able to get five thousand pounds daily frr This
sum. He has been furnishing this amour, for the
last week. and Il has been greatly appreciated by
the men The Ice Plant Auxiliary Will furnish
similar donations q Camps Thomas and A!ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
NOMINATIONS OF POSTMAsTERS.

Washington June % Tho President sent tho fol-
loving nominations Of postmasters 70 the Senate
to-day
c,nneo-icu,-cHARLEs X BAILEY Bethel
Verrnont-LORENZo sHEDD Montpelier
CHARLES A PARKER. w.s, Rutland
New-Iersey--CHARLES RiCHHORN West HoboNer
Massaohusets-CHARLES DRAKE StousAton
MARTIN HICKEY. Grafton. ALLEN HOLMES.
Plymouth. CHARLES WII.BAR. Rridgewarer
GEORGE j BALLARD FAN River
Neo,-York--JAY JACKSON. Pine Plains. STEPHEN
q NEWMAN. Hlvcrsirav.
North carolina--LABAN L JENKINS. Gas.onia
Pennzyvan!a--JAMES A GRIOR Allegheny Ed
WARD II GRAVES. coatesville H. q SMITH. West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
MORE SULPHUR ARRIVES.

The steamer Gloxiana- which arrived Yesterday
Drought In a cargo OF sulphur consisting OF 800
tons The sulphur comes form Girgentl. Italy The
Gloxiana instead OF stopping at Gibraltar came d.
rectly TO this port as her captain feared that call
ing At Gibraltar might give Spanish uarsh!ps notice
Of the cargo which he carried Fortunately he did
not meet Span lab vessel on mis- TIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
REDUCED BATES FOR SOLDIERS.

Tho Adams Express Company Yesterday ar
nounced thar II vii. carry packages Of goods from
relatives the soldiers any OF the camps In the
South. or 70 tho naval forwarding points n y
per cent below the usual express rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Parsons on The American College OF Nus ~ tho
After the addresses there was discus sI0' nWusI.
subjects brought forward in the morning - nv
cal Literature was the subject or an a'u'e'
Frank II Narllpg .,,., Folk.
song in America II Y Krehbiel lectutt,,ths vocal
Mrs Krehbie illustrated the lecture WIN
selections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
MUST STAMP PATENT MEDICINE SAMPLES

Internal Revenue Collector Charles y Treat has
received many inquiries N the last few caYs from
manufacturers OF proprietary medicines as 20
phether samples obviously PAT ~ for gra'uitous
distribution and intended for advertisement would
be required 20 re stamped by the manufacturers
IL answer % inquiry he received the following
from ne Department A. Washington yes'erdav
caorning
Samples Of all articles mentioned In Schedule Il,
act If Jurc 49, 1895 referring 10 proprietary medi
trihuton otherwise liable 20 stamp ac-
cordirg the retail price value OF such SAMPLES
or o. after JAY J. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Spend the Fourth at Saratoga-only Sc for the
round trip. See New-York Central ticket agents
for particulars -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
rosroN SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE BONDS

Boston. June 3j-At noon today when The
United States slbTreasurv closed rs doors Treas.
urer ONeil had received T. subs r-ptions 70 The
new loan s. eo00W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Total for al ootnPa"os' {9ss $40
Me
The life insurance presidents are not yet esree1
as 10 whether the new tax snail De ooii@o'o VI
800. ,or, tho new policv-holders indirectly by
,o,,, raid from the general funds As 70 the hre
ueMS ccnnanies they are said 70 he coming
TO the conclusion that they VIII nave =" pay ' 'N
themselves
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10
Y ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ,

- Poznaniu umari sp. prof.
Msroeli Motty, msa uczony i wybit
ny obywstel. Zmsriy pr.e. prse.
suio 30 lat byi nsuozy cielem prry
po.nshskiem gimnssyUm Mari Mag.
dsleny ! prsy srkols Realnej, cara
rem kierownikiem wyasssj sskoiy
dziewosst p. Poplihskiej (dsisisj pr.
Danysr) I poiotyi okoio vycbowsnia
miodsisay nisspoayse zassugi. Oprooz
tego prsoowsl Z wielkiem powodzs.
MEM pi6rsm ola sposec.e n
ssego. Oprocz wielu znakomityoh
sionsoseh pissrsy ~isoihskioh. dai
nam prssSliozne wPrsschsdski 20
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

przednim jej kohcu stalowa
deska, tworzaca klape. Sta
nawszy pred wylotem, klapa
ia przedstawia sic jakby leza.
ca ksiszka, zlozona i zwr6cona
grzbietem do widza. w g6r.
mel czesci kanal jest rowniez
odpowiednio wyalobiony, tax,
ably klapa, przybieraiac pozy.
Gle prostopadla, dalej obracac
sic ME mogla.
Pc zapaleniu prochu pocisk
otrzymuje zwykla i wlasciwa
sobie szybkosc; ale W chwili
przelotu mad deska, cisnienie
gaz6w jest jeszcze tax slime, IL
Geese ich, dostawszy sic pod
mia, podnosi ia i zmusza do
przyjecia prostopadlej, Fanny.
kajac wylot, tamujac w~ejscie
powietrza, oraz wyiscia ognia
j gaz6w, kt6re wydostaja sic z
dziala powoli, przez mnostwo
wszkich otwor6w, wyborowa.
nych W tylnej scianie mufka.
Powietrze wtedy dopiero mo
Re wejsc do dziala, gdy cisnie.
ME zewnatrz jest juz prawie
zadne, ME powodujac huku, ami
oddawania.
Ola karabin6w przyrzad jest
podobny, tylko zamiast klapy
uzywa sic kulki metalowej,
umieszczonej W zaglebieniu i
odgrywajacej to sama role.
Przypomina to zamkniecie bu
telek z woda sodowa "a pomo-
CO kulki ~szklanej, ma zasadzie
cisnienia gazu.
Pierwsze pr6by wynalazku
pulkownika Humbert'a daily
dosyc pomyslne rezultaty:
ognia widac ME byio, hulk byl
bardzo zmniejszony, jedynie
oddawanie ME zosta}o dosta.
tecznie usuniete. Wynalazek
jest jednak ma drodze do udo.
skonalenia, a ma to do siebie,
Re ME wymaga przeistoczenia
artylerji, tax kosztownego ola
budaetu, gdya do kaadej broni
mufek latwo zastosowaG sic
dale. Move pr6by czynione
beda.
Proch dezdymny, czyli ba-
wefna strzelnicza, by} zastoso.
wany W r. lS45 przez Schoen-
beina do broni palnej. b.
welna strzelnicza, lub nitroceL
tuloza rozpuszczona W miesza.
mine spirytusu z eterem two
rzy coNOdion, uzywany niegdys
do fotografji; W r. 1889 An.
glicy, bracia Hyatt, zmieszaw-
sly collodion z kamfora i spi-
rytusem, utworzyli cia}o stale,
elastyczne, przezroczyste, lat
wo przyjmujace polysk - byl
to celIuloid.
Wiadome wszystkim szero.
kie zastosowanie tego produk
tn W %przemysle; zarzucic mu
mona latwopalnosc i zmiane
ksztaltu pod ~wplywem ciepla.
Udoskonaliwszy ten prepa.
rat tax, izby stracil te dwie "a.
sadnicze wady, a stall sic PREY.
tenn elastycznym i podatnym,
jak tkanina, i ably sic ME lusz.
czyl PREY pociaganiu MIN
przedmiot6w nawet najcie1cza
warstwa, ~otrzymamy pegamoid.
Move to zastosowanie cellu
loidu zawdzieczamy niezamoz.
menu angielskiemu litografo
wi, ktory wpad} ma mysl pc.
" = Q
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10


Brch beg huku. psomienia | oddaws-
ME. - Pegamoid. ozyli szsuozna sk6
ra. - Samoxapalsoz. - Sskret Fa-
kira.
Sztuka szczepienia roslin jest
ljedna z najpopularniejszych i
najdokfadniej zbadanych z po-
wodu latwosci, z jaka sic dale
zastosowac W praktyce. Uslu.
gi, jake oddaje czy to amato
rom, CIV to fachowcom, a ma
wet i uczonym, zrzadzsjsc po-
uczajace zjawisko fzjologji
doswiadczalnej. dowodza, il
szczepienie jest czynnoscia "a
r6wno ciekawa, jak i korzyst.
ma.
Me wszystkie wszelako ros.
liny daja sic szczepic jedna ma
drugiej; procz tego gra tn role
i porzadek, W jakim sic szcze
pi, to Jest, kt6ra mianowicie
roslina przyjmuje szczep. A
wiec: jabfo6 ME udaje sic ma
gruszy, a jednak szczepy CRU
sly nieraz Pc kilka lat zyja ma
jabioni; morele z trudnoscia
lacza sic z brzoskwinia, a obie
doskonale udaja sic ma sliwach.
w og6le uwazano, il rosli.
ny fizjologiczne do siebie pc.
dobne chetnie laczs sic miedzy
SODA. Innemi Slowly: trzeba,
zeby skladniki autonomiczne
roslin byly moaliwie do siebie
zblizone, ably rozmnaaanie sic
obu o~dbywaio sic W jednym
czasie, ably rosliny naleaa}y do
jednej rodziny.
p. Ballet zrobii ciekawe do
swiadczenie zastosowania szcze.
pienia roslin jednorocznych.
mianowicie: zaszczepil pomi.
dory na... kartofach. Rezul.
taty okazaly sic bardzo dobre
ii otrzymano rosline, kt6rej
kleby, oraz owoce "a pokarm
sluza. Dodac nalezy, il pod
czas suszy wodniste lodygi
kartofi sluza do odzywiania
pomidorow, tax, re eventual
ME MONA sic obejsc bez pole.
wanna. Jest to ladne doswiad-
genie, ale chyba be- szerszego
z~astosowania.
Piekne tea, ale innego cal.
klein rodzaju doswiadczenie,
uczynila firma Hotchkiss z ar.
mata strzelajaca bez huku, be-
dymu, be- widocznego plomie.
mia be- ,,oddawania" pc strza.
lie (Ruechstoss).
Prey obecnych warunkach
dym, a PREY uzyciu bialego
prochu (bezdymnego) ogie6 i
Hulk zdradzaja pozycje nieprzy-
jaciela. Prey zastosowaniu
dial i karabin6w pulkownika
Humbert'a, wojna odbywac
sic bsdzie nadzwyczaj PREY.
zwoicie, be- huku, bee hafasu,
zupe}nie W dobrym tonic, pc
salonowemu. So szanse pc.
wrotu do bialej broni, gdya
strzelanie odbywac sic bedzle
mniej wiecej ma chybil trafil,
pc omacku.
Wynalazek ten - bardzo
prosty -oparty jest ma haste
pujacej zasadzie: pc strzale,
W chwili, gdy pocisk opuszcza
wylot broni, dale sic widziec
slup ognia, a powietrze, gwal.
townie sic tioczac do opr6znio
nego kanalu, jest gl6wns PREY.
czyna huku i oddawania; to
ostatnie powoduje znaczna
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

ioJ ns'Vy, ueAeJ pieJ"sa cxssu
'wego ,,Listy wojtusis'', kt6rs wiel
wPlyw w~ywieraiy na u~sposobie-
ME og6iu. Il MIN rstspii do grobu
Z rs ~issnik6w i wspo}prs
Hipolits Cegislskiego,
Bsntkowskiego, Libelsa, Matsckis.
90, Maroiukowskiego i innych. -
Sp. Marceli Motty urod1i} SIC dnia 5
zerwcs 1918 r. Z ojos Jana / Apo
loOji I Herwig6w. Do GYMNASIUM
.ucseszczai W Poznsniu i to do Marji
Msgdaleny, pr.y kt6rem ojoieo jego
byl naucs yoielem. Ma uniwersyts
ole byf W Berlinie l " Psr, zu.
Prussia sprawiedliwOsG
wObec drukarza. ,,Gazeta Cru
donosi: w wiesieniu
zamknieto uo.nia Z nas.ej ~drukarni,
Kurzyhskisgc, IA to, re
ME chciaa wydac. kto napisal artykul
" ktorym nGa.sta Grud.isd.ka"
tyoh rodrio6w, kt6rsy
dzisoi swe posyiali odd.ialu ME
nauki pr.ygotowawo.sj
do Sakrament6w sw. Dawniej jua
Hurry hskisgo, Ia to, ze
ME ohciaf wydac pisar.a artykulu.
ukarauo 30 markham kary, lub 9
wie.ienia. W pismis. "
kt6rym mu sad obwodowy doni6si o
wyznaczeniu tejAe kary, nszwsno 60
opomocnikiem pisarza artykulu !
US. oiwinowajOa". Bernard Ku-
rsyhski, gdy pierws.y raj stawal
prred sedsia s~ledcsyr, powisd.ial,
IL ME mote wyjawic naswisks piss
RIA artykuiu, gdyt .dradsiiby polka
dane " MIN zsufsnie i musialby sie
uwatac IA ,,lajdaka'. Wbrew wssel
kim zasadom uczoiwcsci, Ora. usta.
WON, sad trzyma cbiopaka " wie.ie
niu ] usiiujs wym6d. ma MIN .e.na-
mia. dlatego tylko, as jest on pola
klein.
Gaia prasa nie.aletna potepia pc.
stepowanie ssdu grud.isdskiego.
pos. Zig" tax kohczy swoje uwagi;
Pytamy r1sdu. o.y takie srodki
'prowad,a COS dobregoP Prasy pol
skiej pr.ez prooesy sic ME .nisso.y
4 uc.eh drukarski stale sic meo.en
" oosach swoich rodak6w.
Kiedya wreszoie pr.ejr.a W Berli
ME, ae podobna praktyka ma krssaoh
ME mote przyniesc Tad.
nyoh dodst aich rexultatow ?"
WzrOst pOlskiegO zywiOfu
mieszczahskiegO pod pruskim IA.
borem. Miasta W Po,nshskiem ME
y bynajmniej tax niemieckie, jsk
Ma 138 niast W Poz.
tylko cos W go Niemoy
staoowis wiekszosc, W 20 "a W mniej-
w 80 miastaOh jest wiecej
nj. 80 proc. Polak6w.
Pr.emysl polski l handel usta
wic.nie sic Podnesi, wzrasta | coras
sukcesem wytrzymuje kon-
kursncye zydowsko. niemisck:m
handlem ! prsemysssm.
Inowroolawiu bylo W T. 1895
,s~esnAscie nj, mieoki h, 2 polskie
to~arow kolonialnycb; d.is
obok Z niemieokich jest 10 handli
pOlskich, procz tegO 3 drogerje.
.rzsdsiebiorstwo budowlsne byio W
1885 caikiem W reku ME mieckie m,
izis wedle Finka jest 8. wsals ia.
8 budowniczych polak6~ (;
piekarzy ME bylo W r. 1885
,sdnego polaka, IL niemcow nato.
dzis miedsy 20 piekarzsmi
Jest 8 Polakow. Fry.jsrow byio W
1885 tr.ech, z mich jeden polab
dis ma 10 fryzjerow jest 8 polakow.
Lskars pred IL lasy byi jeden, dis
Jest ich 5.
w Sremis pr.ei 30 laty byio wie-
przemyslowcow niemieokioh,
W rynku byiy przewaznis "
reku tydowsko nismie okiem, dais
tylko .egsrmistrs | apteksrI msjs
1--WE firmly rynkr, z innyoh prle.
nysiOwcow tylko 1 kowal jest MEM.
,sm. o. roku 1855 ludnosc ME.
nieoks W Sremie stale sic pomniej-
ia, czsgo dowodem ksiegi mstryoz-
no.
- Bardzo S, mpatycznie wyrs.
III sic o ludsie polskim, Oesli vie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10
z krOniki
Odkryt i wynalazk6w

Szozepienie roslin jednoroosnyoh. -
Brch beg huku, ptomienia l oddaws-
ME. - Pegamoid. ozyli szsuozna sk6
ra. - Samoxapalaoz. - Sskret Fa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

NIL
gov oddsjsmy obcym realne nasze
Interest,". Czya zawsze dopiero DO
s.kod1is bedzismy msdr.yP
w sejmie galicyjskim
wniosi posed Kramaroryk, wiosoia.
min Polski, do. r.adu i~nterpelacje, "
ktorsj domaga sic, ably Rad .ussrjao.
XII postepowa1 Z prusskAmi tax jak
r,sd Pruski postepujs Z poddsnymi
sussryjaokimi t. j. ma ich wydalac.
- Interpelacja posfa wojcika
do komissrzs rzsdowsgo, wygioszo.
ma " SEINE IL I'm. Pomimo strasz-
liwej nedsy, spowodowansj ses.io.
rooznym nisuredzsjem W es'ym kra-
ju. ktors do tego stopnia dos.is, ae
juz obecnie ss.tysiace rodzin .agro.
tonyoh giodem, mimo to wiadze
skarbowe : bezwzgledns surowoscia
soisgsjs Podatki Ia rok ubiegiy "a
Pomoos sekwestracyj prowad.o.
oyoh Pr.es ssPomInsJscyoh sic 1 ME.
msjscych miiosci tlzniego SEX YES
trasorow tax. re ostatki prswie gra-
bic wicscianom nsraasjs ich na
dotkl'we hoszta 1 j~ss.oss wiekezs
nedrs Zspytujemy Irseto c. k. rad,
o.y ME samysls wobsc tego stsnu
s.ecsy ssradsic riemu / .apr.es.ac
scisganis Podstk6w "a rok ubisg,y.
Gdy to bowiem ME nsstspi, 70
opr6os h.odu dotkois s~traszliwa
rnina bsrdso wielu wsosciau W krsju.
Tortury W Galicji. Ped
tym sutusem donosss pisma wisde6.
skis: w lutym Z. r. sprowsdrono
do urs. gmin. W Grodku dwoJe MO
dych dsiewczss pod ssrzutsm krs.
dsiety. Straanikom misjskim Stan.
Ryssewicsowj / Jsnowi Jsstrzebskis.
mu, pollock ioh prsssoAony, inspsk.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-03-26
Rnllcts Point to Point.

A correspondent relates the following
remarkable personal "Reminiscences of an
incident which occurred during the
Franco German war: "a perfect stran-
ger Gan Englishman). said he, "oalled
upon me and handed to me chassepot
rifle, which he related he had picked
up on the field of battle after Gravelotte,
which had bullet or two stuck in
about tho middle of the barrel and
which he requested mo to get removed.
This was done, and upon examination
two bullets were found to have met
point to point. a German bullet must
have entered the muzzle of the French
rifle barrel just as the French rifle had
been fired, and the two bullets had met
together without bursting the barrel. l
inclose my card. London Telegraph.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-03-26
--Ar-
The English Walnut.

Possibly few trees in the old world
are more profitable than the English
walnut, which thrives in England and
all over the northern part of the CONT
nent of Europe The wood is especially
used for gun stocks and for many articles
of furniture and is found profitable from
trees Of 10 years of age and upward.
There is always good demand for the
nuts, so that there are two distinct lines
of proft-by the timber and by the fruit.
In our country they thrive in any por-
ton of the eastern states, although as.
they progress northwardly the tips OF
the last years shoots are destroyed by
winter The living portions push out
again, however, and generally bear as
abundantly as before.
In the vicinity Of Philadelphia there
are numerous trees, planted by the early
German settlers, which bear every year.
Single or isolated trocs sometimes fail
to bear fruit on account of the pollen
bearing flower maturing and scattering
pollen before the nut bearing flower is
in condition to receive it, and for this
reason crops are more assured when
number of trees are planted together. In
this way some of the pollen bearing cat
kins are conditioned SO as to be in bloom
before the time that the nut bearing
flowers make their appearance. Nice
han 8 Monthly.