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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
TEE THEORY OF SUICIDE
A Recital of Reasons Leading Up to
This Conclusion.

Iris CCQCluSlOu.
The theory that probably approaches
nearest the known and corroborated
facts, and the belief that is prevalent
among those best capable of judging
the true conditions, is Mr.. Stout him
self made the ATTEMPT on his life. The
motive for the act is believed to have
been discovered. Several persons in
high authority and familiar with many
of the inside facts hold to the cOnvic-
ton that dependency drove the eX-
president of the bank to seek self-de-
struction.
1t is known that his life is very heav-
lily insured, and in fact that he took
out additional life policies few months
ago. Seeking escape in death from
inevitable financial ruin by the means
employed, would leave a comfortable
fortune to his family. Then, by accus-
ing Cashier Jones Of firing the fatal
shot those near and dear to him would
be spared the narrowing and humiliat-
ing thoughts that would come to re-
main with them, if it were generally
believed that the case was one of self
destruction.
In confederation of this theory. it is
stated that. every known circumstance
and incOntrovertible fact tends to
strengthen the motive and executed
plan of suicide and as firmly disproves
that Mr.. Jones is in any way impli-
Gated in the tragic occurrence. The
perfect alibi established by Mr.. Jones
is also a significant fact in the sequence
of important events.
By well-informed persons it is stated
that Mr.. Jones had no enmity toward
Mr.. Stout, while the latter. vindictive
to high degree, felt chat the cashier
had irreparably wronged him in refus-
ing to certify to the correctness of the
ex-president's statements of the banks
condition. Another and probably more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
BANK OF ENGLAND RAIDED.
Wi1d-eyed Anarchist Created Excite
ment Among the Guards.

London, Dec. 10.-A wretched, middle
aged, Withholding man was discovered
at II o'clock tonight in the Bank of
England, to which he had managed to
gain admittance in some unexplained
manner. He offered as an excuse for
his presence in the bank the statement
that he wanted to cash a check and
made a frantic resistance when taken
into custody. In his pockets We're
found a loaded revolver, a dozen silver
and several gold foreign coins and
some jewelry.
The man speaks English with for
eign accent and it is suspected that he
is an anarchist When questioned he
refused to give his name or to say how
he entered the bank.
Another account says that the man
rang the bell at the main entrance of
the bank, and that when the janitor
opened the door the man rushed in and
drew revolver, which he was pre-
vented from using by the military
guard with fixed bayonets, closing
around him. AT the police station he
gave the name of George Taylor. He
was examined by a doctor, who or
dered his removal to the Bow street in
firmary.
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ford, late minister to that capital, has
been erroneously construed to indicate
a determination on the part Of the pres
ident to return the minister to Madrid.
As matter of fact, this is improbable,
as the whole line of diplomatic prece-
dent is in the direction of wiping out
all old issues and starting afresh after
a war, with new ministers on both
sides.
The reappointment of Mr.. Woodford
might mean the return to washington
Of Senor Polo Y Bernabe, whose resi-
dence in Canada during the war rem
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serious cause of Mr.. Jones offending,
in Mr.. Stoutt's opinion. was the cash
ier's reluctant performance of his sworn
duty in making known to the bank di-
rectors, at a called meeting. the true
condition of affairs during MIR. Stoutt's
regime. The cause Of dissatisfaction
located, the bank directors a couple Of
months ago retired Mr.. Stout from the
presidency. It is stated, too, that Mr.
Stout. in his desire for revenge, threat
ened to injure The banks good reputa-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11

The startling news of the shooting
of Joseph NJ. Stout. ex-president of the
Utah National bank, was the absorb
ing topic of discussion all over the city
yesterday.
There were very few entirely new
developments in the case, although, of
course, any number of theories were
advanced and stories started, only to
be exploded when investigated.
There were, however, some very in
teresting phases connected with the
case.
Some additional facts were learned as
to Mr.. Stoutt's financial affairs, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
Tered him SO obnoxious to the American

dered him so obnoxious to the American
public.
IF custom is followed. either the next
United States minister to Madrid or the
next Spanish minister to Washington
viii be accredited with credentials as a
special envoy to exchange the ratific?
ton of the treaty now being completed
at Paris. Having fulfilled the function
he viii then present his credentials as
minister resident, and remain in that
capacity.
lust which of the ministers will be
called upon to perform this function de-
pends upon the place selected by the
Paris commissioners for the exchange
Of final ratifications.
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not correspond to the caliber of Mr..
Stoutt's own pistol.
So far as the general public is con-
cerned, the concensus of opinion is that
the wound was inflicted by Mr.. Stout
himself, either through nervousness
and the apprehension that he might
be attacked. or else with suicidal in
tent. The general belief seems to be
in accord with the latter theory, in
support of which many facts are ad-
vanced.
So far as Mr.. Jones is concerned.
scarcely anyone can now be found who
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
Christmas Gifts For Volunteers.

Omaha, Dec 1O-The World-Herald
today sent by telegraph $1,000 to the
First Nebraska regiment, located at
Manila, and $1,000 to the Third Ne
braska regiment commanded by Colonel
William J. Bryan, now at Savannah.
Ca, preparing to start for Cuba. This
money is contributed at the solicitation
of the World Herald by over 5000 con-
tributors, and is sent to the two regi-
ments to provide for a Christmas din
uer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
Pocatello Mans Appointment.

Pocatello, Ida, Dec. 1O-A letter from
State Auditor-elect Bartlett Sinclair
announces that he has selected Colonel
G. A. Hannaford of Pocatello as his
chief clerk. Colonel Hannaford is one
of the oldest citizens of this town. He
is a silver Republican, and has always
been active in political affairs. His ap-
pointment gives universal satisfaction
here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
AMER1cANs oUT-eENERALED.
Street Railway Project Hung Up On
q Peg.

Havana, Dec. 1O.-The American
West Indies syndicate, of which P. A.
B. Widener, w L. Eikins and Thomas
DoIan of Philadelphia and s. P. Olcott
president of the Central Trust company
of New York and A. N. Brady of Al
bany are members, has been out-ma-
neuvered in its Havana street railway
project The syndicate owns the Ce-
ballos concession for belt line around
Havana and line through the Prado,
thus antagonizing the existing Ferre
Carrill Urbano.
The Americans had prepared to begin
the construction of the road, when r.
A. C. Smith, representing them here,
was astonished yesterday to receive a
check for $780, coo in gold from the Ferre
Carrill company, as satisfaction for all
expenses incurred. 1t appears that the
Ferre Carrill company dug up the law
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
Salt Lakers at New York.
fspecial 10 The Herald !

New York, Dec. 1O.-The following
Salt Lal1ers were at the hotels here dur
ing the past week: r. Ness, Cosmo-
politan hotel; w. G. Sharp, Hotel Man
haitian; ". E. Clark, st. Denis hotel;
S. Newhouse, Hotel Waldorf, and j. S.
Cameron, Windsor hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
RELIEF AT WASHINGTON.
News Received By the President and
Cabinet.

Washington, Dec. 1O-The official
news of the signing Of the peace treaty
was received in Washington a little
later than the press reports. 1t was in
cipher form, as usual, from Judge Day.
It was at once transmitted to the presi-
dent, who was alone at that time, but
within q comparatively short time ali
the members OF the cabinet had either
called or sent their congratulations.
The presidents congratulations were
promptly cabled to the commission.
The news Of the signing had been
so thoroughly discounted in advance
that the actual receipt of the official
advices created little stir here. There
was a general feeling of relief, however,
that no unforeseen circumstances inter-
vened at the last moment to block the
peaceful close of the negotiations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
Mckinley Must Soon Appoint Min
lister to Spain.

Washington, Dec. 10.-In view of the
signature of the peace treaty, the gov
ernment will be obliged very speedily to
take steps looking to the restoration Of
the diplomatic machinery necessary to
friendly relations with Spain. SO far
the president has not given much con-
sideration to the selection Of United
States minister to Madrid. The recent
visit to the S.Nita House Of Mr. Wood
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11

for thirty days in building wagon
roads, cabins and making other i'm
provements that will be necessary be-
fore a large force of men can be en-
ployed.
The claims included in this deal are
the Max Mammoth, Parafne, Chewing
Gum, Sand Wax, Crystal Spring, Black
Jack, White Rover and the Lucky, all
located so as 20 cover the entire area
of most wonderful product. The
claims are in blanketed form, the
veins running as much as thirteen feet
in thickness, and carrying sand ozook-
erite, oarafne wax and other valuable
products. The Chewing Gum claim
has a fine body Of clear asDhaltum or
mineral wax, and can be cut off with
knife, and the raw material, as taken
out OF the ground is a splendid chewing
gum.
SAYS IT IS a BIG THING.
Speaking Of the property and it's fu-
ture, Robert a. Kirker, one Of the orig
inal locators, was most enthusiastic.
Mr.. Kirker win be interested with Mr..
Mcdonald in the new works that are
to be established. He was with Pro
fessor Hayden on the survey Of the
latter through the Rocky Mountain re-
gion, and is the locator of all the an
thracite coal beds OF the Denver & Rio
Grande railway and the Colorado Fuel
d Iron company in Colorado, as Well
as the beds of coking coal about Car
bondale, Crested Butte and elsewhere
in the centennial state. Mr.. Kirker
claims to have discovered the vast beds
of coking. coal in Whitmore canyon
that adjoin the properties above men
toned, and over which he is now in
litigation with the Holiday Coal COM
pany, among whose stockholders are
Bishop Whitney, George Q. Cannon and
others of Salt Lake City, and which
the Pleasant Valley Coal company is
desirous of buying when all litigation
shall have ended in settling the title
on one side or the other.
DENVER MEN IN DEAL.
While the bond has been taken in
the name of b. r. Mcdonald, it is
known that other prominent railroad
men are interested with him in the zeal
The recent visit here Of William Beddig
of Denver and Robert Forester, the
expert of the Pleasant Valley Coal
company, lends belief to the opinion
that there is the biggest deal on foot
in Whitmore canyon that has ever
taken place in eastern Utah. Both Bed
us e'iieA VI CStSL NSlS OuI OA e4iC
property the day before yesterday, just
previous to the signing uD of the pa
pers. It is known that both gentle
men have made tests of the properties
of the ores found, and are highly pleas
ed with results from assays and tests.
Mr. Beddig is a large shipper Of as
phaltum ores to Europe, and disposes
Of his product at times in shipload lots.
He is now working several properties In
western Colorado and eastern Utah.
and hauls his output by wagon to
Fruita, Colo. where it is loaded on to
the cars of the Rio Grande Western.
WESTERN WANTS IT.
r-l,a pio c,rarda yx7ae+a,.,, ,.a;I,.o,5 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
WILLARD YOUNG
HOSTS THE FLAG
Utah'S Son In Command at
Mariana0.
-
UNFURLED OLD GLORY
OVER THE CUBAN TOWN
COmmandant of a District West of
Havana.

Engineers We're Drawn Up and Pre-
sented Arms While Colonel Young
Raised the Banner of Freedom
Over the City Hall-Great Boom
In Stocks at Kavana-Anerican
Street Railway Syndicate Pocket
ed By the spaniards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11

Havana, Dec. 10.-The United States
flag was unfurled over the city hall of
Marianao at 1890 O'Clock, this after
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
WESTERN WANTS IT.

The Rio Grande Western railroad has
made several surveys to Whitmore can
yon from Sunnyside, Utah, and it is
said should the Pleasant Valley Coal
company secure the vast beds of cox
ing coal there, which is assured after
litigation is over, a branch line of road
forty miles in length will be built at
once
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Continued on Page p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11
SILVER AND LEAD

Bar silver, 5916 cents.
Lead, brokers', $3.45.
Copper, casting, 11sl cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Fair, Stationary Temperature.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

E-oczrG Geese sek-sta-zy gTt.p s.ssqr
ssosoyen ma sscycsd1 ,cysysanas ~oierss-
sss &c scstepne. odzndks ;Ep. oG no
$50" ez!onkow pray toysetdniu apliEo-
-. Jesnc s,oyczD n,epraktyczny.
G,SdG Srupa s~riqzkosca (dop6ki ~
:ps"dotcanq nae Jest) ma kredyt 70 6t.s
re Rsadu C~entrdlnego. Wo6ee 9
.;shretarse z optdtq scstepnego za no,cye6
szfonk6w poacinni sac tcstrzyma6 DO
Yosy, dop6ki ME osrzymaja racAu.k~
"a sehretarza jeneralncgo. My O MS
ssem nae zdpomniemy, przy ,cypisysso-
MA cyrAatarza - o 10 o6d,oy niensa
Gdy zds sekretars otrzyma cd mas eyy-
srlarz IA rochunkiem) ! gdy sac pre-
coma, &c rachunek ten ACADIA sic q jsoa
s~s'qzkSna', potoinien przesSae ma recs
sasye,a ZU. ". p. lyle, ie ten rachs-
".eh soykdsujc ami nniej, ana .otsce;.
9dy saprooadzimy ten porzqdek -os
nc zoacsze, miejsca mice ME bedq e
rozorne niedokfadnosci. kt6re seieIu
s~ekretarzom grtp spae ME pozpalajq,
. nam przes 10 oszczsdzici> pano,ois
yseIe csasu. - SIKR. JENxRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
II Portland, Oregon.

Obch6d 68nsj roosnioy powstania
Listopadowsgo, urzsdzony pre-. II
RAD grupy 1875 q. N. P. odbyi sic W
domu pshstwa Supliokioh. Pahstwo
Supliccy ME zstowsli osssu 1 pracy 1
Pieknis przyordobili pok6j W kto
rym obehod sic odbyi. Pc jednej
stronie obras, pc drogiej stronis Kos
ciusiko, u CORY ohorsgwis, Polska,
Litws l Rus, dokoia wiefoe rosmsi
tsgo koloru. Ia to, q takte IA ich
srcIera praoe patrjosyczna wsrysoy
obecni ns obohodsie d~siekuja Inn slo
wy Bog ,spiac.
Oh. j. Skowroh,k ski OF worsyi OBJ
ch6d " tresciwych siowaCh l powo-
fai ns prezesa obohodu OBJ. A. Ger.
wihskiego. Program byi oastepujs-
cy:
1. Pant Suplioks dsklsmscjs
pSpojrsyj ma Polski m~sosshstwo".
2. Hslcia Cser wihska spiew: ,,Gdy
trzechset dziai". 8. Marjanns Sup
licks d~sklsmacjs: pOn rruoii ojoow
zagrody". 4 Wlsd1is Cssrw 6,ks
spiew: nZsgrsia noe Listopada". 5.
Sylw. Suplieki deklsmsoja: nGdy
j. dorosne o mako. 8. Oh. A. Cser.
wihski wypowisdzisi move wsrusss-
jsca, tiomscryf jak many swiecic
pamistke powstsnis, ME pie, nile hu
Lao, tylko itc " SHADY Zwissku Mar.
Pol, popiersc Zwissek N. P. 1 Sksrb
Nsrodowy, DO TO jeden tylko ola
mas srodek do w%yrwanis Z niswoli
nasrsj okoohsnsj OjczyIny. Obeoni
obdsrryli m6woe ~huOzoymi oklssks-
mi. T. A. CLUBS, siarusrka ponimo
osisbienia, jake dobra polka, wrieia
udzisi odczytsss dsklsmscje = kart.
hi. 8. Jolcis Suplioks spiew: pod
Brodnics". o. Frsnis Suplioks de
klsmscjs: nNie ,pascroie syny Pol.
ska J~es.oss syjs". 10. Msrynis Sup
Iicks spiew: nPolsks powstsjs". IL.
Wisdysssw suplicki dsklsmacja:
rDAlsj brscis". IL. PAM Suplicks
spiew: .Jsm Polsk snaoy Z nisdoli".
Oh. J. KoSoiosek powoiss prssess
gr. lo5 oh. w. sapliokiego. aby
prssn6wii do ebsoaysh. Oh. w.
6oolioki oodsko1rovs1 rodokomiro-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
z Erie, Pa.

Obch6d Listopsdowy odbyi sic u
mas dnis % Z. m. wieosorsm o godr.
Smej " hall OBJ. Nsgorskisgo. C.ior-
kO"is grupy nasrsj osynili co mogl',
aieby dad dow6i gorliwsj pracy tax
Ola dobra grupy jak l Ola ogoiu ca.
lego q vissku N. P. Prszes .oboho.
do OBJ. M. Trojanowski, otwor.yl
obch6d prssm6 wienism, wyjssnisja-
osm csls tsgo obohoiu ! powoiai ma
prsewodnicsscsgo OBJ. A. Donikow.
skisgo, a ma sskretsrss niasj podpi.
sanego. Program byi nastspujsoy:
1. mBo.s Ojoze Twojs dsisoi" -
.aspie waliimy wsp6luie.
2. Nova OBJ. A. D,nikowskiego o
%powstaniu Lissopsdo wen.
3. D~,klamacjs: nRoosnica po.
w~stsnis Listopsdowego" prser ohiop-
ca Leona Nachowios.
A. Soiew dsiswczat: jam polsk
znany I niedoli".
8. Nova OBJ. A. Pieosy fskiego o
oswiscie msodzisty polskisj.
8. Dsklsmsojs: ,,Niedola" prres
panne w. KulcEewsks.
z. S5iew dsieworst: Go to ~ OBJ.
RAJ mstko".
8. Dsklamscjs: Syn do mstki"
prrer 6,iolesoiego JOE. Nschowicz.
8 Nova OBJ. J. Crsrnieckiego o
idsi Zwissku 1 o Sksrbis Nsrodo-
wynn.
10. Dsklsmaoja: rTy sic ME L..
ksj o ludu wierny" prses psnne M.
Syngisr.
IL. Spiew merki: " dymsm 20.
tar6w".
IL. Deklsmscja: nNsjpieknisjsrs
to krsins" prrer chiopos FIR. Kul.
osyhskiegc.
Potem prsses podsiekowsi pu.
blicsnosci. Zsmyksjso obch6d Cd
spiewsno wsp6lnie: Bots COS Polske.
Music prrysem sssnscryc. 70 posss.
nowilismy sakupic msse sviess 20
duszs poleg'yoh braoi IA 5 dolsrow,
ale mass he. lgnssisk vii nam /
ME eh,iai mszy odprawic, skssdsmy
wiso 70 pIsnisdss ns ostsrsu Ojssys-
ny. 70 jest NJ ssarb narodowy.
~ HLx<x-xx - 49,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

IL. Spiew sStrosksny drogs".
IL. Dsklsmacja l0-letniego Jana
Sspisla.
IL. Podsiskowauie prssssa Tow.
NJ. A. knkassewioza.
IA. Spiew nJss.c.e Polska ME
sgineaa".
XII. probosscsowis Marohe, jake /
Panu w. Lswsndowskiemu Z Little
Rock. skiadam W imieniu Tow.-ser.
decsns podsiekowanis. R6wnisa i
spiewskom, kt6rsy u~swistnili OBJ
ohchod. . kt6ryoh nsswiska %:
Ansoni Mstslski, dyrygsnt.
F. ]. Brewc.yhski.
And. Kolodsiejsk
~. Koscisloy.
Miohai Wilkiew WIGS.
Fsrd. Fsrgiswios.
Leon k7kassswi 1 niAsj:podpi.
sany.
zsrazsm skiadam pod.iekowanie
wsIysskim obecnym M obohodsis IA
lios oe sebrauis sic.
N. Il. EukaszeDicz. sekr. oboh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Myfl obchodu po~wstania Listopa
dowego wpsrafJi M. B. R64shoowej
Podaa . starry swis.kowieo oh. J..
s. S1osepanisk, obecny prs.ss grupy
SS7 q. N. P tax swoiano posie-
dsenie towarsystw I grup swis.ko-
wych ola og6lnsgo poro1umisnis sic
" doiu ~ listopada, ma kt6rem to
Posisdssniu .adsklarowaiy w.iss6 a.
d.iai nsstepuisce towarzystwa: Sy.
movie Kr6lowej Polskiej. gr. 842;
Nv ~ Puik Uian6w Polskich, grupa
844; Gwardja Husar6w st. f.ua Ba.
torego ! Tow. spiswu fw. Csoylji.
Obchod,iliimy pamiatks powsta.
MIA List opadowego W nsstspujsoym
porssdku:
w nisd.isle dnia 4 grudnia 4alob
ne n~aboAshstwo Z wigilism mi 1 kata
falkism, nakrytym o.arnym kirem l
Przybranym " .broje 1 herby naro.
dove, jake I sztandary. Pr.y kataf.l.
ku paliio ale ~ awisoe.
Program obchodu byi nastepujs
cy:
Tow. spisvu pod dyrekcjs pana
Lang odfpis walo hymn nsrodowy
w dymem poAar6w", potem nass ks.
biskup Kamihski mia{ obsxsrns mo.
We Patrjosycsns, DO prrss.edi W kr6t
kosoi historic nsrodu naszego cd
Mieosyslawa az do Kosciuszki 1
ws.ystkis wypadki W powstaniu.
NastsPnie byio 10 deklamaoyj 2
mowy. Podczas oaasgo obohodu ohlop-
10y szkoloi, przybtani " mundury
Kosciusrki, trrymsli STRAIT honorowa.
Przy kohou Tow. spiewu odspiswalo
nBoze COS Polske" tax rosesslismy
sic do dcm6w.
w ~poniedsiaiek d. 5 grudnia cd.
prawione Iostsio zalobne naboteh.
ST wo IA spokoj braoi naszych. pole
glyoh ma polu bitwy " roku 1880 1
1881.
j. s. Szczepaniak.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Jsss@ go s easos,sSss &sSeS.sAss nSs o.
'~symage reg~ISrnis ,.4SOoi'', possS
tenn Tsa:yca~.ssss ya.OsGScnsSs
Sekr. Jsneraineeo, q ne EsSaEscrcl
tory 9 adresdns oGbsorc@D OrgSn@
s,ciqzkoaceeo nic ospc'7s9o r,.s,-.G. Ags
sdaciadamiojqc Q tenn ~cgszy rTzeGs-
.cszystkiem podac rot0y Ga-ss SoksGS
sy, obok da,onego. T'crGs Ss;e;e sss
sdk, se, Jezeh kto pzgoGy" ne osrsys
-nwe -e9aia-n:sp -.sa&a 10 .ssGsc..os
-as z,oymyslac $ rss FoGG6 s,oege
=a-esui Sktsek sas.; 6sgst oEgOGy'
-. ~cs-z,rsa.s- SsEEs JErSnNALyn7,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
4 WinOna MINI.

w sam dzish 20 listopads oboho.
dzili,my roczaice powstsnia . roku
1880 1881 oras setns roc.nice Ada
ma Mickiewicsa. Oh ran do vie.
o.ora nierwykia ma dsish pows.sdni
kr1atanina " okolioy kosoioia nas.s-
go swisdcsyis, il COS adswyozajus-
go ma ten dsieh obmyslono. o 9ssj
godzinis I rama wssystkie towar,yst.
va ~nassej k~olonji wmasssrowaly do
kosoioia, gdsis pod przswodniotwem
he. predecessors spiewano wigiljs, q
pozaisj odpra vida sic msrs sw. .
wystawionym i udskorowsnym ksta.
fAlkism "a pOlsgtyoh braoi W sprs.
vie ojc~rystej.-- Ssrojenis hall pod
kosciotem IA oboh6d wieozorny ia
jeso csas po p~oiudoiOwy. Wisoso-
rem o wp6i 6smej hals, so.kolwisk
ME msis, sspeiniia sic po brIsk q
wisrs. Ma sstradzis sasiedli: KS.
Msjsr Z st. Paul, ks. j. Paoholski /
ks. j. Ciemihski, %miejsoowi, pano vie
Juliusr Bstka, August DEwonkow.
ski, Tomass Podolski, Vino. Kupfer.
schmidt, Jan Rymarkiew ior, M. J.
Kowalewski inni |. sarzsd6w iowa.
srystw. z obcych p. Pstryk Fitr.
pssrik. K. W, Tswney ! sksrbnik po-
wiatowy Crisse. Zsgsiwszy oboho 4,
p. Jaliusz Bssks rsprosii ma pre-
wodniorsosgo ks. %proboszoss Pa
cholskisgo; s~ekretsrsem rostsi nizsj
podpisany. w serdeornych siowsch
zsohecai p. MARGIN Diszko wssi "
pisrwszsj movie obChodoweI do sgo-
dy ! jednosci, DO tax tyiko Polske
rbswic moasmy; nis dnelmy sic ma
Ksssubow, PoInsoisk6w. Gxliojs-
nov, r sk6w, lsos bsdzny .sobie
wszysoy brscmi, jskesmy drieoi jed.
nej msski, Polski. Psuowis FitIpst.
riok ! Tswney, chociaa obcy, ssohe.
cali nss do prswdsiwej miioioi o.
osy.ny, ksorej sic wypierae ME pc.
winnismy aoi ma wolnej zismi anne
rysshskisj. Pano-is Of dowisdh
swemi mowsmi, IL ~dokisdniej cd ME.
jedosgo polsks sasnsjomili sic 9 bis
sorjs l literature polsks, Pc polsku
prssmswiali " dslssym cisgu p. NJ.
j. Kowslewski, ks. ID. Msjsr l mass
10. probosscs Psoholsk'. Psn Ko-
walewski possesyi v swej movie
obis uroesyssoteI. Nsvoiy~sl do
|sleIssz.tahx<n1 e sr11o - =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Z Milwaukee, Wis.

Obch6d Powstania Listopadowsgo
u~rssd.ony prses towarsystws naro
dove, odbyi sic dnia 30 listopada,
jako " rocsnice pownanis, " hall
Kosoius1kc ma pofudniowsj stronis
missta. Publicsnoi6 zsbraia sic do
sy6 lic1nie.
Prsrss komitetu urssdzsjscsgo
o5oh6d oh. J6z.f Kruszka OF worsyi
obohod kr6tka pr.emows 1 powolsi
OBJ. Jana Tomkiewioss "a prsewod.
nioraosgo, niasj p~odpisanego ma
sskrstarza obohodu. Tow. spiewu
nsrodowego nHsr onia", podiprzs
wodniotwsm p. Konstantsgo. Maika
odspisw aio ,Mars. Zuawox". Ma
pierwszego mowoe personal---very.
powoiai OBJ. Ign. z,bi6 skisgo, ktory
m6wii gaownie o powstsniu L.ssopa
dowsm. Potem OBJ. Stroll, ski bardso
dobrze d,klsmowai wierss ,Stulet.
MIA f~o,snioa". NsstspnieI nHarmo.
ola" optpie waia pissh nLos wygns6.
oa". Drugim m6wos byi p. dr.,
Maohnikowski, ktory .m6wiiGo 20.
wstaniu ! sararsm o Mi,kie wiosu, "a.
ohsosjsc W swej movie do naslsdo.
wanna wiesIora nas.sgo " mlioioi
Ojosysny. Nsssepnie nHarnonia'
otSpiewaia pissd ,O2owiadanis aol.
oisrsa". Poo.sm oo. z.bih skill de.
klamowai ,Rsduts O;dona". Ma
1akohosenis ob,hodu .publicsnost
odspiewaia hymn pBots COS Polske'
Mowc6w, deklsm stor6w spiswa.
how nagradsauo h~uosnymi oklaska.
mi.
Syl~ester 6urda,
sekr. obchodu.