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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24
APPOINTMENT
Oh
REG1srRAr1oS OrF1cERs.

\ T a regular meeting of the Board of
n Supervisors of Prince Georges cnun-
ty, Maryland, on the 2lst d., o. .....,,
1898, the following named persons were
appointed as Officers of Registration of
NOtcrS for said wear.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24

D1 VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit
- Court for Prince Georges county
dated May 10th, 1898, passed in a cause in
said court pending wherein Catherine f
Alvey is plaintiff and Frank Meyers ct al
are defendants, the undersigned trustees
appointed by said decree to sell, will sell
at Doves store, iii the village of Forest
vile, near said property, at public auction,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24

4 S ATTORNEY named in Mortgage,
"A recorded in the Land Records of
Prince Georges county, in Liber J w b.
No. 3G. folios ABS, etc, will sell by public
auction, at Landover Station, on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24
MoRTGAGEE's SALE
OF
Y ALUABLE LAND

IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
MARYLAND, BETWEEN LAND
OVER AND ARDWICk STATIONS,
ON THE BALTIMORE AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24
Oehm's Acme Hall.
Boys 0ehm-made
Steadfast Suits.

OLGduldSI NulGS.
There's often a great difference in
Boys suits that look axactly alike.
| but boyish wear and tear soon dis
| closes good from bad, but then it, too
late.
When you buy Oehm make clothing
you re sure that the fabrics will wear
well, won't scur up or shrel ont. col
ors are positively fast, sewing as good
as the best, for these are distinguish
ing features of our Boys Clothing.
Our is a large line of Blue Serge
Boys and WorSted Chevint Sailor
Special Blouse Suits, strictly all wool,
absolutely fast color, daintily trimmed
in black and white silk. soutache
binding. \ suit whose fair price
would be $3.50 sells for
S3.4S.
Long a strong line of them here,
Pants showing all the best styles, in
Suits. fancy and mixed Cheviots and
Summer Suitings wide full-back coats,
very swell, mannish Suits. sizes II to
10. Prices range s., $3.50 and up to
$40.
Boys Spring Shoes $L35.
Spring Heel, very fine Calf, shaped
like 4 Man shot girlish. but bovish
Shoes, Sl.35.
Another grade at $l.I3.
Boys Bikes, exactly models of our
Mems only smaller, $50.
Boys Our Pretty Broad-Brim Sailors
Straw at 21c.. 35c.. vie with the more
Hats. naval Tam @ Shanters of White
Duck. even though the latter are only
lac. Colt Caps are same price, too
l4c.
The finest Mil:n Sailors for B, vs.,
in plain. fancy and mixed combinations
are 1928 and $3.50.
Regulation Soldier Caps CSC.
Boys Senet and Smooth Braid Straw
Hats, SOC. 6be. and 75c.
We have everything in Clothin.
and other apparel for men. best,
cheapest.
Whenever You come to Baltimore
on an Excursion
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24

R1 VIRTUE of power of sale con
- tanned IN mortgage from Harriet
Hart to Marion Duckett and assigned to
NJ. Estelle Berry, dated November 9th,
1898, and duly recorded in Liber j W. B.
No. p, folio l1G one of the Land Records
of Prince Georges county, Maryland, de-
fault having been made in the payment of
the Indebtedness therein set forth, and at
the request of the holder of the note there
in secured, the undersigned attorney to
sell named in said mortgage will sell at
public auction, at College Station, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24
TER Ms OF SALE.

One third cash on ratification Of the sale
by the Court; 500 to lie paid at time of
sale one third in 6 and one third in II
months OF all cash At the option of the
purchaser Conveyancing at the cost of
the purchaser.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24

LIST District Robert Rayburn, Jr., rep.
1st Edward d. Botcicr, dem.
end Charles Earle, rep.
end r. GaSch dem.
3rd Charlton Sass2er, rep.
:rd George W. Wilson, dem
it'll l.. f. Duley, rep.
+ih William Is. Wilson, dem
9Th Joseph NJ. kendric req.
9Th A. NJ. Clagett, dem
9TH W. E. r. Suit, rep.
9th Henry 0. Boone. dem.
eth Jefferson Beall. rep
eth sam IL. Hamilton, dem.
Sth . John b. Dale, rep.
Sth }. r Richardson dem.
9th - S. H. Mccoy. rep
9th . W. b. ii. Blandford, DEM.
10th Montg'ry Armstrong, rep
10th . J. II. Morrison dem.
1lth - Thomas 3. Gibbons, rep
18th - james f. Thompson, dem
18th Richard F. Grimes, rep.
18th - John H. Gibbons, dem
18th - W. d. Crandall rep
18th - Bennett c. Scott, dem
18th . James n. Knowles, rep
18th John Hicks, dem
18th q James NJ. Latimer, rep.
18th . Sydney A. Hill, dem.
The above named gentlemen are re-
CURED to appear at the office of the Super
visors of Election on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24
u II ~ ~ II I z N + T IIi'
GILBERT DENT,

Attorneys to sell named the Mort gage
G35 L St, Washington, ID. c., and Bladems
burg, Sd.
June eth 1898 is
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24
MonrqAGEE,s SALE
OF \ HANDSOME - STORY
Back DWELLING,

AT HIGHLAND STATION, b. & o.
RAILROAD
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24

Whenever You come to Baltimore
on an Excursion
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-24

I . .
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. YOUR
ATTENTION TO A FEW SAMPLE
PRICES:
All 80, IS and $50 Suits, Cut to- $500
All $40 and $fl Suits, Cut to-. ...... 5000
All S12 Suits, Cut to. .......... $3.50
All S1f ard sl4 Suits, Cut to. 50. 90
All $40 and $40 Suits, Cut to-. ..... $1,000
All ST. and SIS Suits, Cut to-. 49,. $120 90
All $50 and $12 Suits, Cut to. :. $3.50
IN CASSIMERES,C HEVIOTS, WORST
EDS. SERGES, FANCIES, MIX
TURES, BLACK AND BLUE.
$2-CO Pants, Cut to. ................$1 LOO
$500 Pants, Cut to. ............... 81 80
$500 Pants, Cut to-. ......... 200
5000 Pants. Cut to-. 500
5000 and 500 Pants, Cut to-. 49,. So,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Odezwa do rOdak6w W Buffalo
sprawie jezyka polskiego
W szkolach.

Prosimy bardzo umiesoi6 lamach
,.Zgody" to odezwe do braoi pola.
k6w, a szczeg6lniej .wiazkowyoh,
W kwestji aywotnej, to jest W spra
vie jezyka polskiego W szkolaoh pu-
b~licznyoh miasta Buffalo.
Projekt ten, LEGACY oddawns W re-
ku rady miejskiej, zostal wznowiony
z widokami lepszego powodzenia,
niz lat ~poprzednich. Komitet szkol-
ny, acz wprost by} przeciwny who's
kowi, ME mial czo}a go odrzuoic,
gdyz "a MIN przemawialo grono mai
wybitniejszych obywateli. Przeoiw.
nicy wszystkiego co jest p~olskiem,
ME stawili sic. ale wymogli ma czion-
kach tego komitetu, ably kwestje to
od}osyc ma dzieh % grudnia i daG
sprawie tel og6lne posiuchanie, thu
macao to tenn, ze Ia wnioskiem byli
wszyscy, a przeciw ME smiano O.
tworzyc buzz. Wiec prosimy 81. oby-
wateli polskich ma dzieh 20 grud-
mia do hall Kosciuszko, W kt6rym to
dniu odbedzie sic walne zebranie
W kwestji wytej wymienionej, ably
zaprotestowali, IL jezyk, ktorym dis
waada przesz2o 20 miljon6w ludnos-
CT, ME moae bye uwaaany jake mar
ivy. Jezyk, ktorym zachwyca sic ca
iy SWAT cywilizowany, nazwac mar
twym mote tylko niedoiega umys,o.
wy.
Zatem prosimy was, braoia, abys-
Gle jaknajliczniej zgromadzili sic
We wtorek, dnia 20 grudnia, do hall
Kosciuszko, o godzinie s wieozorem,
zarazem prosimy wszystkich pola
k6w, ktorym wykszta}cenie dzieci
jest drogiem, do stawienia sic we
czwart-k wieczorem do ratusza (City
Hall), gdyz to prawdopodobnie be-
die ~ostatnie ~posluchanie wtej kwes-
til.
Stawmy sic jak jeden mat! Szpo-
mem wrogowi, ktorym jest niemieo!
Gdzie chodzi o swieta sprawe jezyka
polskiego, p~okazmy, IL ME napr6zno
iestesmy SWAMI tyoh, ktorzy piersia
swa ~zassaniali Europe pred najaz-
dem 6my tatarskiej j t~ureckiej!
Czolem braci,
szponem wrogowi!
= OTTO nasze hasio tax Europe jak
ma ziemi Waszyngtona.
POlScy o6y,oatele midstI Buffalo,
N. b. Jezyk niemiecki jest obo
wiazkowy W szko}ach publicznych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
DO Pr. POdkOmisarzy Skarbu
Mar. Pol. W Raperswylu ma
Stauy Zjedn. Am. POfn.
Szanowni Rodacy!

Szanowni Rodaoy!
Cd a kiedy objalem urzad
Komisarza Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rap
Perswylu ma Stany Zjedn. Am. POI.
ME odebralem jeszcze cd wielu z
Was zadnej wiadomosoi i dlatego
ME wien czy zyczyoie j nadal pias-
towa6 powierzony VAN urzad.
Podaje tn spis wszystkich Podko-
misarzy, mianowanych cd roku 1895
j uPraszam kazdsgo o podanie do
kiadnego adresu jake i wyrazne o
swiadozenie czy chloe i nadal obo-
wiazki swego urzedu wype}nia6.
l. Oh. F. Bakalski, Jersey City, pod
kom. ma Jersey City. 2. Oh. S. Lo-
kowski, Boston, podkom. ma miasto
Boston ] okolice. 8. Oh. F. wier-
nicki. Pittsburgh, polk. ma miasto
Pittsburgh i okolice. 4. Oh. Tomasz
Grodzki, Brooklyn, podkom. ma stan
New York i okolice. 5. Oh. b. A
damowicz, Wilmington, podk. ma
stan Delaware. 6. Oh. Ignaoy Je-
drasiak, Buffalo, polk ma miasto
Buffalo j okolice. Z. Oh. St. Prus,
New York, podkom. ma miasto New
York ] okolice. 8. Oh. NJ. A. Eu.
kasiewioz, Little Rock, podkom. ma
stan Arkansas. 8. Oh. w. G6recki,
Philadelphia, podk. ma miasto Phila-
delphia ] okolice. 10. Oh. Jan Gdy
mia, st. Louis, podk. ma miasto St.
Louis ] okolice. III. Oh. F. Derwi.
ohowski, St. Paul, podk. ma miasto
st. Paul ] okolice. IL. Oh. q. Ko.
chanowicz, Bremond, polk. ma stan
Texas. ID. OBJ. A. Bednawski, San
Francisco, polk. ma stan California.
Ia. Oh. K. Ciecha6ski, Cleveland.
polk. ma miasto Cleveland i okolice.
10. OBJ. X. Mafkowski. Seattle,
podk. ma stan Washington. 10. Oh.
J. N. Cukierski, Grand Rapids, pod.
kom. ma Grand Rapids i okoIice. II.
Ob. M. Lesi6ski, Detroit, podk. ma
miasto Detroit. Is. Oh. +. Palicki.
South Bend, polk. ma stan Indiana.
10. OBJ. Piotr Hyllak, Newark, pod.
kom. ma stan New Jersey. 20. Oh.
X. Biazyhski, Denver, podk. ma stan
Colorado. 81. Oh. j. Jozkowski.
Nanticoke, polk. ma miasto Nautico
ke ! osolice. %. oh. Jozef Sergot,
Glen Lyon, polk. ma Glen Lyon /
okolioe. %. Oh. Autoni Ruci6ski.
polk. ma stan Connecticut. "a. Oh.
Jozef Wyczaiek, Baltimore, podk.
ma miasto Baltimore ! okolice.
w stanach Tub wiekszycb MAS.
tach, gdzie niema ~jeszcze podkomi.
sarzy, uPraszsm szanowne prupv
z~wiazkowe o przedstawienie mi ma
ten urzsd odPowiednich kaniydatow.
y bratniem pozdrowieniem
4. ~. Heiihski
Komisars skarbu Mar. Pol; v Rap
Penvylu ma stany zjsdn. Am. POI.
S5e N. Carpenter SIR, Station r..
ChiosGo, Ilis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
u Chicago Ill.

Odprora ,DziennikoDi Chic.'.
0 nieumieszczeniu przez Dzienrik''
sPrawozdsnia z naszej wieozornicy
niobym ME wspominal, gdyby ar.
tykui pDziennika" z d. 2 grudnia rb.
ME tyczyi sic casego Gniazda soko}
Polski ma Town Of Lake, a Re in
stytucja Sokoia, jak mowi ,,Dzien-
MIX, jest dobrs, poayteczns ! ma
w'kros Pasrjotyczua, o tenn jua daw-
no oga vie, a 90 rDziennik" dopie-
70 ssrss, poknswszy sic ookolwisk z
'stasgs, b~nysssjs.
ro~ = levisk'. ~ - .,Dzis6-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Dwudziestu lat ~jeszoze niema, jak
rodacy zamieszkali ma tel ziemi ME
SMELL wystapic publicznie re spra-
wa narodowa W obawe wielebnyoh
pasterzy.
Dzisiaj-prad narodowy przem6gl.
Duchowiehstwo, rozumiejace swoj
w}asny interes, Same urzadza obcho-
dy narodowe!
Czy to ME zwycieztwo ola mas -
ypatrjotnik6w"p
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

mice swoje zdanie, wtedy nasze pis-
ma klerykalne wymyslsja cd klam-
DOW ! oszczerc6w. Gdy jednak ksiadz
PoPe&ni nawet ohydns zbrodnie zdra-
dy, wtedy usprawiedliwiaja go!
Czy takze ola dobra kosciolaP
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Zarzad Centrally wydai W cd.
d~zielnej odbitce ustawy Gmin Zwiaz
kowych ! Wydzia3u Wsparc. Ktors
z grup ayozyiaby otrzymac takowe
MECH sic zg}osi do sekretarza jene
ralnego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Notatki.

Liozne j zajmujace sprawozdania
z obchod6w powstania Listopadowe.
go So najlepszym dowodem, jak
Ouch narodowy polski szerzy sic INA
komicie pc ziemi amerykahskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Musu organizacijOs

IL powodu braku m'ejsca przeklad
tego artykulu podamy dopiero W
przyszlym numerze).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Takich zwyoieztw m~oglibysmy "a.
notowac beg liku, ME div tez, re
,radoy duchowni" zzymajs sic i wy.
myslaja. Przykro to brac nauki cd
tyoh, ktorych chcia}oby sic trzymac
ma pasku!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Stan kasy l grud. 1898 sl6,437,63
Wyraznie trzydziesci jeden dola.
row siedemdziesiat piec ct. 1881. 75)
wysaaiem ma rece dyrektora Muzeum
N. 2. W RaPperswylu OBJ. ). Gale
zowskiego, 80 Boulevard Malesher-
bes, Paris, France.
Wszystkie Pisma polskie uprasza
sic o faskawe powtoryenie powyzsze-
go sprawozdania.
4. NJ. HeIihsti,
Kom. Skarbu Mar. Pol. ma Stany
Zjedn. Am. Pom.
CHICAGO, d. 9 grudnia 1893.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Nsstepujaoe wypadki smieroi. " r6anyoh czasach zakwesyonowane
przez Zsrzady, bene6ty So jeszcze ME wyPaaoone:
Syp.dtu
$40 Antoni Kurzedkowski, q. 5, No. 1044, zmaay 17go HstOpada
1892 r. $4,000.
$40 Franoiszek Rojewsk, z or. 81, Nc. 1884, zmar}y 20 czerwca
1896 r., 100000.
ss5 w.lenty Giowacki, z gr 80, No. 147O5, zmary 81 ipca 1906
r, 100000.
9IS Paved Hoppa, z gr. IA, No. STA, zmary 2 pads. 1896, 100000
94 Franoiszek Sztuba, z 81. 259, No. 1851, zmar}y 5go grudnia
1895 r., $3.50.
1881 Alex. Serook, z gr. 11S, No 1924 zmaly 81 Hpca 1897. 100000
1903 Franc. Prena, Z or ITO, No. 922S, zmaHy Is lpca 1897, 100000
1145 Frsnois.ek Wasowski, z gr LAP, No. 2l21, zmaly 6 grudnia
1897, $4,000
119l julian Lipihski,z gr 1875, Nc. 4. zmaay 81 lutego 1898. 100000
1888 Jan Doppke, z OF. so, No. 6O31, zma}y Is kwietnia 9S. S6OOM
1887 Jan Karozewski, z g. 296, No. 1720l, zmar}y III kwietnia 1898
$4,000.
1850 Adam Ryba, ugr. 25s. No. 2s2so. .mary 8 lpoa 1898, $4,000
Take pozostaie do wyplacenia Cyrkulsrz XIV, pAatny W pierwszycb
dniach grudnia 1893, S10025O0, poniewaz oh. A. Trojanowskiemu, No.
l645. z OR. Al, wypacono a conto $4,000 oh. A. Jastruszewskiemu. 2
|gr POS, Nc. 1897, ~wypaoono a oonto $1,000 Cyrkularz XIV, $4,000
|GrUpy. kt6re do Zwiazku Mar. Pol. przyjete zostaiy W Iistopa
paddle 1898:
Tow l. odd.hi Polskiioh KEakusSw W Chicago. Ill. jake grupa Az.
Tow. Pod opieka sw. J6zefa, W Ford City, Pa, jake grupa As Tow
Henryka Sienkiewicza, W Cleveland, O, jake grupa 446.
CHICAGO, dnia 60 grudnia 1898 /.
M. Sddorski. sekr ien. n. Ao;eusEi, kasyer.
8. Nicki rachmistrz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Wydziai Oswiaty posiada obecnie
W obiegu szesnascie biblioteczek
wedrownych, a poniewaa W kazdej
takiej biblioteczce znajduje sic pre-.
cietnie 30 ksiazek, rszem wiec W
W obiegu zuajduje sic juz pomiedzy
bracmi zwiszkowymi $50 dzieiek.
PROOF tego Wydziai Oswiaty "a.
kupi} swiezo 1872 ksiaaki W Chicago
! wyslal zamowienie do Lwowa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Myli sic .Swoboda", twierdzac, &c
wywody nasze o szkole batiniolskiej
ME 50 oparte ma przekonaniu pisza-
oego.
Gdybysmy byli przekonani ina
ozej, to pisalibysmy takze-inaczej,
Naszem zdaniem po pierwsze,
szko&a ia przeniesiona do Brazylji
obecnie mole przyuiesc sprawie pol
skiej ogromne korzysci; pc drugie,
ME zwyklismy psue uozciwej piracy
rozPoozetej przez kogo innego.
Prey tel sposobnosoi pytanie: &c
maja wsPolnego domy z~wiaskowe re
szko2a batiniolska? Czy jedno dru.
giemu przeszkadza?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

wiska pahstw trzeciorzednych, Stany
Zjednoczone natomiast staja pierw-
Sym rzedzie mooarstw tego swiata.
Pamietajac o tenn, ME z~asypiajmy
zadnej okolicznosci, mogacej zwiek.
szyc mas. wplyw tutaj, a przez to sa'
mo wplynac take ma losy naszej Oh
czyzny!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

W lstopadzie 1898 posmiertne wypfacono:
No .yRrdku
1870 Maryauna Zarembska, z or. 360, No. 20175, Cyrk. XIII, $4,000
1857 Frsncszek ~ wicki, z gr 81, No. 1852, Cyrk. XIII, 900 90
1856 Stanisiaw Suzyhski, z gr. So, No. $685., Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1858 Mateusz Drapiewski, z gr. 100, No. 1923. Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1850 Stsnisiaw Msleszy6sk, 2 or. 176. No. 1858, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1851 Stanisiaw Skowro6ski, z or 100, No PASS, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1892 Teo6l Jankowski, Z or. 81, No. 1907, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1858 Andrzej Grzeskowisk, z g. 1854. Nc. 21616. Cyrk. XIII 10000
1894 Kiara Kamihska, z q. Z, No. 6lS6, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1885 Magdalena Strugsla, q gr. 1S. No. 6279, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1867 Eva Mindsk. z gr 1877, No 6667, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1858 Maryanna Koslakowicz, z gr 175. No. 1885 Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1869 Eugenia Szymahska, z q. 282, No. 1914, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1871 Anna Kamihsks, z Rr 800. No. 22449, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
l245 Fancszek Menzel, Z gr. 81, No. 2542, Cyrk. XII, 10000
1884 Weroniks Jsstruszewsks, Z q. 2S, No. 1927! Cyrk. XIV, 1900
1859 Fancszka Svita2s, = ~. 18, No. 1919, Cyrk. XIII, 10000
1895 F.neszks Kossovskss g.. SO, No. 1928, Cyrk. XIII. 10000
1919 Rsssu o1067600
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

gio1na d~ziaialnosc beg wytOhnienia!
Jezeli bracia nasi " Buffalo do
prowadza to wielkie dzie{o do skut.
ku, to z~asluza sobie ma wdziecznosc
cafego ogoiu polskiego W Stanach
Zjsdnoczonych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
SPRAWOZDANIE
Komisarza Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rap
perswylu ma Stany Zjednoczone
Am. POI. "a miesiac listopad
1898 r.

1898 r.
% listopada. Cd Oddzialu Skarbn
Mar. P. " Newark, N. ]. zebrane
z innych sk}adek przesial OBJ. An :
drzej Paszek, sekr. 1000
% listopada. Skladka kwar-
talna cd or. $50 wv. N. P.
nadeslal OBJ. S. Szeszycki 2.lo
80 listopada. Z&ozone u OBJ.
Majewskiego, kasjera q. N.
P. a mianowicie:
Grupa 81 Wv. N. P. 2.75
S. Chudzihski z Anglji .55
CIR. 280 wv. N. P. re skar-
bonki Ok
Zebrane przez OBJ. P. Mile
wicz ma zabawie u PIP. Ur-
szyhskioh W Frankfort, Pa. 1.el
Zebrane przez OBJ. ]. Sob.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

nDziennik Chicagoski" zapewnia
Re ME otrzymal jeszcse nurzedowe.
go" zawiadomienia o amerykanizo
waniu koscio}6w. Moze bye o Il
~sPokojny. Takich rzeczy ME rozsy}'
sic W ok6lnikach ,,urzedowyoh".
Arcybiskupii biskupi otrzymawszy
take instrukcje, ME beda ma tyl,
naiwni, by zawiadamiac o mich urze
dowo tych, przeciwko ktorym in
strukoje te So skierowane, ale-swo
je zrobia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Jednym z najpiekniejszyoh rysow
nsszych braci, naleaacych do Zwiaz
ku, to ciagis d~ziaialnosc ioh W spra
wach takich, jak zaklsdsnie biblio.
tex, pomnik Kosoiuszki, skarb marc.
dowy, stsrania o ksiaaki " bibliote-
kach miejskich, wyssepowanie W o.
bronze polakow pred obcymi ] :. p.
lime organizscje milczs, a my pra
cujemy. Idzmy tylko dalej, DO ma
10 j~esscze zrobiono.
Ma mas spoczywa obowiazek sze.
rzenia oswiaty ! dumy nsrodowej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

A wiec traktat pokoju zostal pod
Pisany. Hiszpanja schodzi do stano.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

My sic ME }udzmy. Me liczm,
ma nikogo, brohmy narodowosci ma
szej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

Uwage rodakow nassych W Bufa-
10 zwraoamy ma odezwe " sprawie
wprowsdseuia nauki jezyks polskie
60 do szka Publiosuyoh lego miasta.
Kenieosas sst v tyn psis sasr-
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-05-20

illustrate how his 'NolS TO this
forage, he said mare =. -ons were
shaping up to exhibit at the county
fair whenever turned out TO exercise
in vacant lot in which some of this
hay that had been damaged was
thrown, would eat of it so persistently
that they feared she would founder.
The value of the COW pea as soil
renovatol has been thoroughly ex-
plotted by the agricultural press and
experimental stations Formerly it
was thought that the roots of this
legume tapped reservoir of nitrogen
in the subsoil, but now it is generally
understood that this class Of plants has
the power of acquiring free nitrogen
from the atmosphere. 1t will grow on
soils too poor to get a stand of
clover, hence it has an advantage
over the latter plant. In this section
it can be planted rs late as the middle
of June and will make hay crop if il
gets one good rain. If planted in June
it will not mature until August, after
the rush of summer work is over, and
as at this time we have little rain, it Is
altogether very convenient plant to
handle 1t is like clover, hard TO save
unless the weather is propitiors. 1t
must not be put away at all green or
damp, or it will be sure to mold The
cost of seed has been drawback to the
general introduction of this forage
plant. DR.. McAllister paid as high as
81 a bushel for that he planted last
year. However, he said he hoped to
get it for ST. this season.
A few months ago wrote an article
on broom corn and since have received
several letters asking where the seed
could be bought. 1t will readily be
understood that it would not be bust
ness to give any particular dealer
free advertising. However, the
cow pea can be had without
much difficulty, 1t might pay a farm
er, wishing to give it trial, to in
duce some of his neighbors to go in
with him, and thus, by sending in a
large order, get very material reduc'
| llon Ill inc price! II ouc WlSueS "
grow the pea for hay he must order
an erect varicty-thc three best being
the Unknown, Clay and Whip-poor
will, the last variety named being,
think, the most popular. In the south
the best stock pea for field grazing foi
either cattle or hogs is the black II
will remain on the ground all winter
without injury. For an "all purpose
pea the Unknown is said to be thu
best.
About six years ago | saw 4t-acr'
field of the COW pea growing on th'
farm of Mr.. Joe Lucas. 1t had beer
drilled. the stand was perfect, and tn,
field free from weeds, and altogethe
it was indeed beautiful sight Tn
experience of years has convinced Mr.
Lucas, according to DR.. McAllister
that the COW pea is the best forag
plant he can grow for his thorough
brcds. 1t might be well for many o
!, us farmers to give it trial on small
scale, at least-George r. Henderson
Agricultural Epitomist.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-05-20
THE VALUE OF THE COW PEA.
A Missourian Gives His Views as to the
Value of the Cow Pea to the
Farmer,

Not long since | had occasion to visit
the stock farm of DR.. McAllister, of this
place, and | will take the liberty of
quoting him on the subject of the cow
pea. The doctor is dean of the medical
department of the state university,
and successful breeder of the thor
oughbred horse, hence his opinion is
worth good deal. He was led to ex-
pertinent with the COW pea at the in
stance of Mr.. Joe Lucas, wealthy
horse breeder of st. Louis county, and
says his most sanguine expectations
were more than realized. He planted
two bushels to the acre in ground much
of which was too poor to grow any,
thing else, end harvested in hay over
two tons to the acre. He says that in
average good ground the yield would
be much greater. The seed was drilled
in June and hay cut in August. 1t was
allowed to cure in shock and sub
sequently put under shelter The doc
tor says his mares and colts relish this
COW pea hay even more than they do
shelled oats or clover, leaving full
feed Of the latter to indulge in it. 10