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it to supply all the markets Of the
world. In the neighborhood Of San
tiago there are whole mountains Of it,
and until recently the Juragua and
Daiguiri companies have been ship
ping from 10000 to $4,000 tons Of the
ore per month, most of which was used
at Bethlehem, Steelton and Pittsburg.
The ore is 80 per cent. pure iron, and
it is notable fact that some Of the
war ships which shelled those same
hills near Santiago were made Of metal
derived originally from that very
source. Indeed, the shells they threw
were composed of material derived
from the ore Of those mills. In the
Sierra Maestro range, from Santiago
westward to Manzanillo, are most val
liable deposits of manganese which is
indispensable in the manufacture OF
steel.
Cuba's agricultural capacities are
too familiar to warrant description
here. She could easily supply the
entire Western Hemisphere with su-
gar. In single year she has produc-
eds 1 600, 900 tons Of this article for
export. Her normal production of
tobacco in peace times has been about
$1,000 bales, of ITO pounds each, but
it will soon be enormously increased.
In 1896 she exported 1876, ,914, 900
cigars. Before long she will be a
great fruit-growing country. Oranges
Of exquisite flavor grow spontaneously
in all parts Of the island, though no
attention is paid to their culture for
expectation. There are cocoanuts,
six kinds of bananas, and such deli
cious, though little known, fruits as
guavas, zapotas, anonas, mangoes,
guanabanas and tamarinds. Among
the valuable native woods are ma
hogany, logwood, ebony, lignum-vitae
and caiguaran.
Almost as large as England, twice
the size Of Greece, and three times as
big as Belgium, Cuba, if as densely
inhabited as the last named European
country, would accommodate 24,OOO,-
900 inhabitants. The trade Of the
United States with the island reached
high-water mark in 1928, when it
amounted to %1no QeA 0nA This total
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SANS NEW MARKETS.
Prospects for Our Merchants in Cuba, and
the Orient.
Nea0s and Courier.
the Orient.

bales of it were exported to the Uni
ted States from the archipelago. The
plant that produces it is a species of
banana, with a non-ediblc fruit.
Other things that come to US from the
islands are cigars, tobacco, copra, pre-
cious woods, pear shells, indigo and
coffee. Among the woods are ebony,
ironwood and logwood.
It is as certain as fate that many Of
the Yankee soldiers who have gone to
the Philippines will come back con-
frmed betel chewers, and thus brand
new and seductive vice will be intro
duced into this country. Everybody
on the islands chews betel, which is
the nut of the areca palm, about the.
size Of a small hens egg. A piece Of
it is wrapped in a leaf Of kind Of
pepper, the latter being smeared with
paste of lime, and in this shape it is
masticated. 1t is not an attractive
form Of indulgence, effectively con-
sidered, though no worse than tobacco
chewing.
The tobacco Of the Philippines finds
only small market in this country,
though Manila cheroots are as famous
and as highly appreciated in the far
East as is the Havana product among
Western nations. It is recorded that
in 1897 the islands exported the enor-
nous quantity of 7O,OOO,OOO pounds
Of the nicotian leaf and 157, ,OOO, 900
cigars. We took only 2,285, 900 of
the cigars and none of the leaf tobac-
co; 81, $1,000 of the cigars went to
China and Japan, and 80 per cent. of
the tobacco to Europe. 1t is quite
wonderful, by the way, to consider
the fact that Luzon is as big as New
York State and Massachusetts put
together, while Mindanao is nearly as
large.
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No Big Army Wanted in Cuba.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 7.-N1r
George Reno, bearing important mes:
sages from the Cuban Provisional
Government, reached jacksonville to-
day direct from the Cuban organiza-
ton. He left tonight for Washington
charged. with important information
for President Mckinley.
Mr.. Reno said that the Cubans had
implicit confidence in the honest in
tentions Of this Government, and thai
it was entirely unnecessary to send
more than five thousand men there tt
maintain order in the island, and 6
large army would awaken suspicion
while now every Cuban is anxious te
show his trust in this country and re-
turn as speedily as possible to the
peaceful pursuits to rehabilitate tho
island.
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Charleston merchants and manufac-
turers are going to rake in the dollars
hand over fist as soon as declaration
Of peace throws open the PHILIPPINES,
Cuba and Porto Rico to their goods.
Up to now Spanish customs, restrlc-
tioIs and prohibitive duties have kept
them out of those rich countries as
with a barbed-wire fence, but as quick
" as the barrier is removed their
merchandise will pour in and trans
mute itself into gold. A great busi-
ness boom is in sight, and the COM
mercial prospect is most encouraging.
Just think Of it! The people of the
United States have been buying s5,-
coo, 900 worth Of goods from the Phil
ippine Islanders every year right
along, and have sold them less than
one-twenty-ffth Of that amount in
merchandise annually. This is be-
cause of prohiOitive Spanish duties,
and not for lack Of desire on the part
Of the inhabitants Of the archipelago
to purchase things made in America.
On the contrary, there are ever SO
many kinds Of articles manufactured
in this country which the Philippines
2.
have craving for.
Take boots for example. There are
5000, 900 and odd pairs Of feet in the
archipelago. Not all Of them wear
shoes, it is true, large majority pre-
ferring sandals and other footgear of
native production but there is a
considerable minority, especially on
the island Of Luzon, which demand
the civilized style Of pedal garniture.
Hitherto they have been practically
compelled to get their boots from
Spain, but soon it viii be different,
and the prospect for manufacturers
Of shoes in Charleston is most allur-
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Making Ice in August.

cold Quanah Parker, chief of the
Comanche Indians. is one Of the most
remarkable characters in the territory
of Oklahoma, y said Fred Frank, a
merchant Of that territory. "When
the ice plant was established at Fort
Sill, the old chief was greatly inter-
ested and would ride to the plant
every few days and look it carefully
over. The only thing Quanah could
see was number of reservoirs filled
with water, and before he was ready
to leave the fort, the water was con-
gealed into ice cakes of usual size and
thickness. One day the chief met the
preacher in the village. Taking him
by the hand and shaking it heartily,
Quanah said: white man mighty
sharp; Great Spirit big man, but not
sharp like white man.
"'What in the world put such no
tion as that in your head, chief?'
quoth the minister. God can do any
thing he desires shall be done, was
the reply.
"'No, no! white man know more
than Greai Spirit, said the old chief
tain, for white man make ice in Au-
gust and Great Spirit only make it in
cold weather.
''No kind of argument could con-
vince the old man that the chemicals
used brought about the freezing pro-
cess in the middle of August, and to
the untutored chief, the owners Of the
ice plant are magicians whose shrewd
ness exceeds the wisdom Of the Al
mighty
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South carolinians will Come Second.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 9.-Gene-
raj orders were issued from headquar-
tiers to-day for the movement OF the
Seventh army corps from Jacksonville
to Savannah. The movement is to be-
gin as soon as the quartermaster's de-
partment can provide transportation.
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He-Oh, Miss Ethel, how can I
ever tell you my love? She (wearily)
You might try the long-distance tel
ephone.
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amonpted to $1Q2 864 2Q4 This total partment can
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Ma pOmnik KOsciuszki
Wielki piknik / Obch6d.

w pierwsIs rocxnice istnienia
swego Tow. D1&on Wolnosoi, or.
320 Wv. N. P. urIsd1a ns r.eo. blu
dowy pomnika Kosciuszki wislka Ia.
bawe.. kt6ra odbedsie sic " niedxie.
le d. 3 lipca T. b. W ogrodsie Pregls
"a, living Park.
Niniejsssm upraszamy wssystkie
q. Towarsystwa, kt6re wystepujs
in oorpore M ten piknik dn. 3 lipcs,
ably raosyfy isskawis oosskiwac kat.
de " swym lokslu posiedseh o gods.
$50 Z rama, ma Tow. Dswou VOL.
noSoi. Zsbranis %. Towarsystw ma
stspi r6g Noble l Mil waukes ave. j
posuwa6 sic bedsis a. do Division
nj. pr.ed Dom Nv. N. P. gd.is ma
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Mech i'm obca ziemia lekka be-
die! Niechaj spoczywaja W spo.
koju.
Ukohczyli szkcfs
Szko4e publiczna Wells'a Wells
School) ukohczyli nastepujacy pola.
cy: A. P. Rybarczyk, Il. Rzeszo.
tarski, j. Turczyhski, F. S. War.
szewski, J. F. wengierski, NJ. Brus.
XII, f. T. Gillmeister oraz Maria Ba.
rahska.
Polskd kompdnja.
formujacym sic obecnie pu{ku
Chicago Reserves pod komenda pub
kownika J. F. Waters jedna kom'
panja, a m~ianowicie kompanja K.
zlozona bedzie ~wy}acznie z polak6w.
Dotychczas zglosi}o sic juz bliskc
$50 oohotnikow, potrzeba jednal
wiecej, wszyscy wiec pragnacy zapi'
sac sic do tel kompanji i ruszyc ms
wojne, moga zg}osic sic jeszcze dc
oh. K. Walczyhskiego, r6g Noble
Division ul., W salonie.
NoWy saloon.
Pan Adam Skrzydlewski, by}y
wlasciciel bufetu W hall Pu{askiego
zaio1yi piekny saloon W p61nocno'
zachodniej dzielnicy miasta, p. n
TAO N. Ashland ave. r6g Keenan,
str. j poleca swym rodakom najlep'
see trunki, cygara i przekaski.
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ssy, - narody nsjoiessosealiwsss
wydaja nsjgoretssyoh pstrjot6v ]
pissrsy najzdolniejssych. por6wny-
wal los Polski do losu Irlandji, wsru
ssajsco prssdstawiajac ~przsssios6 !
prsyssiosc tyoh narod6w. Co sic
tyosy nss1sgo tutsj stanowiska, to
tvistna wypowiedsisl uwage, ae
wfr6d tyoh, kt6rsy walosyh pr.eoiw
ko wolnosoi Stan6w Zjednoosonyoh.
uis byao folak6w, DO polaoy walo.y.
II sawsse n wolnoS6. Serdecxns to
move pr.erywsia publiosnos6 kilka.
krotnie oklsskami.
Trzeoi m6wca, ks. Eugeniuss Sc
dlacsek, probossor parafjf Sw. Jsoka
~ pieknej, ognistej movie pr1edsta-
VIII nassego w~isssosa, jake apostolic
isosno6ci ! sgoiy. Jako tsgo, kt6ry
" gorsoej wierse. W miiosoi Boga
Ojozysny upasrywsi nasss sbaSie
ME. Pieknis doSranemi oytatami .
Observation-Disclosures ,vypovie
dxianemi I ogniem 1 uc.uoism, NOV.
o. popisrai wiasns sfowa l wrsss
ole okr.ykiem: K~eohajmy siei-
sakohc syf przenowe swojs nsgro-
dsona prseoiagfym oklaskiem.
Orkiestra wywiasala sie bsrdsc
dobrss 70 swego sadsnis.
Jednem siowsm pod wsgledem
programu l wykonania oboh6d byl
wspaniafy, TAXI, 10 ME potrzsbowa.
libytmy wstydsi6 Gle go " nsjwiek
szyoh stolioaoh polskioh ~ Europis,
ale - to - jak juf sasnaosyli1my
10 smutkiem - og0 nssr ME stavil
de tax jsk stavi6 sic byf powinienl
Mogs niskt6rry sarsuoat, 70 ME
powo2ano ioh do praoy " komiteois,
mogs inni narrskac IA to, TO osny
mieJso byfy - wysokie, mogs wresz
ole inni jessose ~twisrdsit, Ae ME
sympatyzowal I niekt6rymi osion-
kami komitstu; ale to wssystko %
wym6wki zbyt siabe, by mogfy q
niewinni6 tyoh .lyoh ludsi, kt6rsy
nietylko sami ME possli ma ten OBJ
oh6d. ale inuyoh jessose odoiagali.
Ola tyoh ludsi many ! mie6 bedaie
my .awsse wyrazy potepisnis, po-
mimo wssslkich usprawisdliwief {.
ioh strony.
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Fosografs. -Jsdyny pisrws.or.s-
any .aklad M sachodnio- p6lnoonsj
stronis miasta Chicago -tylko mai
sdo!niejsi artysci jake wsp6apraoo-
wnicy " s~airudnieni. Me potrssba
odswsc sic wlr6dmisSsis, ably mis6
P~ravdsiwie artyvtyosnie wyko6osona
sobote " nsjrosmaitssych modnyoh
.tylsoh po Prsystepuej GENIE. Jsko
dawnisjsi xwiaskowoy dxiekujemy
"a dotych,sesows popsrcle / o dsls.e
Prosimy.-Z szaounkiem, Niklas
PdsoSoa0ski.
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POdziek0Wanie.

Ja niAsi Podpisany dxiekuje "a
rssdowi Centralnemu n rsetelns
~vyPasoenie mi poimiertnsgo " su.
mie 300 dol. kt6rs odebralem 1890
ossrwos b. Z. po niebos.cse mojej
tonic Wladysswis Boomer. Ssa.
novni bracis polaoy wstepujois do
Zvissku Mar. Pol.
Kingsland, N. J. Is czsrwos 1893.
Wfddysfa,o Becmer.
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Oficyalna droga do Buffalo gu
B. Y. p. u. Zebranfe.

b. Y. p. U. zebranie.
Illinois Baptist Young Psoples's
Union wybraia linie Wabash jake
.o6ojalna droge M 6sme mied.yns.
rodowe zebranis, kt6re sic odbedzie
" Buff .Io, cd IA do II lipoa 1893.
Chicago ! Northern Illinois specyal.
oy pooiag odjed.ie Dearborn Sta
ton, Chicago, o gods. 2 po pol, We
srode. ID liPoa. prryjsdsie do Mia.
CARA Falls nastepnego dnia rano o
godr. g., . do Boffalo o z. Poolag
ten skiadac sic bedzie Z Wsgners
sypislnyoh l Wabash wagon0w =
wolnemi krzesiami. Pissoie woses
nile pc miejsca " wagonie sypialnym.
Pc bli.s.e s.ossgoay sgiosic sic do
w. l.. Liodslsy, Asst Transports.
ton leader, TIA Monadnook Bull.
ding, Chicago. Pissois do F. A.
Palmer, A. G. P. A. 81 Adams ste.
20 o6cyalns ksis4soske, podajaoa
komplstne informaoye, mapy, it'd.
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puJtoym pors4 Z
1. Gi6wny msrssalsk B. Toms
ssswski ~ asystsooji dw6ch adju
sant6w, PIP. st. Szulos 1 l.. Klosowi
cxa.
2. Policja.
3. Orkiertra poddyrskojsp. So ~ki.
4. Polsoy oyklisci.
8. Tow. Kswalerji Polskiej
9. Pulk pier~szy WolnyOh Krs-
kus6w iUian6w.
g. Zsrzsd Centrally Nv. N. P. !
Gf6wny Kouitet budowy pomniks
Tsdsusza KoSolussKi.
z. Tow. Litswskis Gedymin.
8. Tow. Hsrmonjs, gr. 4 q. N. P
o. Tow. Gwsrdjs P~uaaskisgo. gr.
81 Nv. N. P.
10. Tow. Polonis, gr. 81 Nv. MP.
IL. Tow. Oha 1 Pogoni. gr. 119
Wv. N. P.
IL Tow. Adam. Miokiewio.a, gr.
16o Nv. N. P.
ID. Tow. Ssolar.y I Cisali. gr. 222
Wv. N. P.
IA. Tow. Jsdnos6, gr. PA z. N. P.
Is. Tow. Jana Kochanowskiego,
or. lac Nv. N. p.
16. Tow. Dswon Wolnosoi, gr.
1872 Nv. N. P.
Pc sformowaniu o.. Towsrsystw,
Poch6d russy pr.ez nastepujsoe uli-
90: Division do Cleavsr, Black
hawk, DioksoD, do Milwaukee ave.;
Mlwauee ave. do Elston ave., gdzis
trsmwsjs elektryosns bede osekac
m -. TowsI.ystwa punktualnie o
gods. IL pr.ed poaudoiem.
Nsstepnie po prsybyoiu u. iowa
r.ystw do ogrodu odbedsie sic OBJ
oh6d.
Program o6chodu.
Rospooseoie obohodu pre-. glow
nego marssslka oh. B. Tomasxew.
skiego.
2. Pr.ywitanie u. Tow. | Publioz.
ootci prsss presesa Tow. Dswon
Wolnosci.
8. Nova sed.iego ssdu okrego.
wego FIR. Bakera.
4. Konoert pod dyrekojs 2. Sow
H A., Melodje polskie".
5. Nova p. S. Barsscsswskisgo,
redaktora mZgody".
6. Deklamaoje wygiosi parma Pc
lagia Sniegooks.
2. Spiew oh6ru Szopena.
8. Orchestra pPrzebudsenie Iva.
9. Spiew choru Fryderyka Ssope
Nastepnie tahoe do wieo.ora 1 Wy.
soigi o premje.
Wiecsorem zostanie ogr6d oswie
tlony | beda p~ussozans sstuczue
ognie.
Ma sakohosenis s~ostanie wypio
ssona polska NOVA potegualna.
Uwaga. Upras.a sic 81. Pub
liosnost, kt6rej ozesto stale sic
uoiatliwem nos1snie ~kossyk6w :
przeksska, aby lynn rsssm ME fatty
gowaia sic I tenn. ponievs ogr6d
bedsis saopatrzony ~ restauracje Z
bOfstem. pod dosorsm %. pa6 Klo-
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POsZukiManie.

Possukuje braoi moioh Franois.ka
| Wswr.yhca Rejmaniak, kt6rsy
prsebywali dawniej ~ Jersey City.
Js4eliby kto wiedzia2 o ioh teraz.
nisjssym pobyoie lub oni sami nieoh
dada snac do Jana Rejmaniak.
Clark str. E.. Station 4473 Brides
burgh, Pa.
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|Obch6d MickiewicZOw'
ski W Chicago.

Nsreszoie " ubiegla sobote odbyl
sic dawno .apowiadany oboh6d stu.
~lstniej roc.nicy urodzin najwieks.e.
60 wieszosa nas.ego. Jak tego Wy.
magaia donioslosc uroosystosoi, ko.
mitst wybrai jsdne . najpisknisj
s.ych bal " miesois, q m. Central
Music Hall.
Wszedas.y tam prred rospoo.e-
ciem obchodu, zastalismy scene pick
ME udekorowans kwistsmi isztanda-
rami. Ma pr.od.is jsj w.nosil sic
biust poety W laurowym wien IN ma
skroniaob, W giebi .aS oh6ry ] or
kiestra .ajsiy miejsos. Sosna pred
stswlala uroosy widok, sala nato.
mast sprawiais pr.ykrs wraAsnie,
poiowa misjsc BOWEN swieoila pust
kami. Zato .trssbs zs.naozyc, Ae o,
becna byia n~sjlepsIa publioznoic
nassa, ia sauna, kt6ra awsze widsi
my ma obohodaoh wssslkioh uro.
c~.ystosciaoh, ~majaoych dobre og63u
polskisgo na oelu. q radoscia ts4
konstatojemy fakt, to ogromns
~wiekssos6 obeonych stanowili .wis..
kowoy re swymi rodsinami.
Ksie4y stawiio sic ledwis kilku.
Oboh6d otwor.yi OBJ. Jan F. Smul
ski, alderman 1esj wardy, powoiu-
jso ma pr.ewodniossoego M. A. La
Buya.
Tr.eba pr.y.na6 dyrsktorowi
oh6r6w, panu A. Kwasigrooho-
vi, 4e " kr6tkim stosunkowo csa.
sic potra6i doprowsdsi6 po&aoso.
ne ch6ry do zadsiwiajsoej zgodnos-
OF ! harmonji. Ma poosstku odspie-
wanna modlitwa Kurpihskiego, pr.y
akompsniamsncie organ6w, uosyni.
Ia poprostu wra ,enie poteAns. Me
mniej ! inne spiewy jak Polonez (.
"Halki", Ksntata ma cses6 Mickie.
wioza ! oh6r Z ,Duohs Wojswody"
wypsdiy doskonsle. Pieknis wy
wiazali sic Z partyj solowyOh " oh6-
rach p. p. NJ. G atkowski, L. Mr6., j.
Kondziorski, w. Barwig l A. Sta.
chowioz orss panic A. J6zwiakow.
ska, NJ. Kosifska l A. Nsring.
Spisw psnuy Wandy Barwig (srja
z Duoha WOjewody) i pani R6.y
Kwasigroch (Gdybym rsnnym sion
kiem) .achwyOii, iak swykls, ssu.
chaczy, to tez obis spiswao.ki ma
usilne zsdanis publiornosci MUSIC
ne byiy wystapic povt6rnIs.
Pan M. Jorwiskovski wystspi} z
deklamacjs Konoertu mad koncsrtami
z Psna Tadeussa. Niekt6rs ustepy
wypowisdzisi badso iadnie, mo viii
jednak .byt oioho ! ME wsredsis po.
trsfit odczoc mysl wiessor ca.
Pierwssym mowos uroo.ystosoi
byi p. F. H. Jabiohski, prs1es Nv.
N. p, ktory obrawssy sobis "a To.
mat Ksiegi Pielgrsymstws Polskie.
60, pr.sdstawii Miokiswioza jsko
wrrscegO polityka, gorscego pr.y.
j%aciels ~ludskosoi, kt6rego jedyns
polityks byis polityks osynu, jsdy
mem pragnieniem ssozesoie PolsT,
oparts ma ssczesoiu ludskosci. w
imie tego to wisssosa m6wcs wni6sa
pod koniec swsj mowy gorsoy pro
test prseciwko ovation popsinis.
uym ma nssseJ Ojozysnie ! rasnsosyl,
10 mozs prsyjdsie ozss, !. " tel So.
mel bali, " ks6rsj dsii obchodsimy
uroozystoi6 Miokiswiczowsks, OBJ
ohodric bed.iemy narodsiny Polski
nispodlegiej. ludowsj. Me potr.s.
bujemy chybs dodswac, te pow.
sseohnie snansgo NOVICE, prrywitsiy
| poaegnaiy rsssiste oklsski.
Drugi m6wos, OBJ. J. F. Finerty,
gorliwy patriots irlandski, cssonsk
honorowy Nv. N. p. ! rsdsksor ~
godnika ,Ths Citizen" " gorsosj
swsj movie sngisIskisj, sasnsesyw.
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bu Pstrjotycsnsgo. gdsie bsd.ie
mofns dosts6 r~osmaityoh p~rse;;sssk.
tawy, oukisrk6w lod6w po najnia
szyoh oenaoh.
Do jaknajliosnisjsse go wsp6lu.
d,iafu ssprsssa 81. publioxnosc
Komitet.
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Osiabiony upaiem system o.lowie
"a ulegs aatwo nsurslgi. "a p,mocs
oleju sw. Jakobs wsmacnisja ale
nerwy l motns lynn chorobom bar.
d.a latwo xapopieds.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-30
KrOnika miejscowa.

cixszki.
Mode towarzystwo zwiazkowe
.Dzwon Wolnosci" pracuje gorliwie
mad tenn, by pierwsza jego letnia
..bawa " przysz}a niedziele uda1a
Ge swietnie. Ma innem miejscu po-
dajemy obszerny program marszu i
ebohodu, tn zas j~eszcze raz zwraoa-
my uwage naszych rodakow, ae caly
dooh6d z tel zabawy przeznaczony
Jest IA rzecz pomnika Kosciuszki i
4e " wymarszu przyobiecali juz
udzi.f: Zarzad Centralny, Komitet
Pomnika, Kawalerja Polska, Kra-
kusi. Ufani j kilkanascie towarzystw
cywilnych. Rodacy nasi powinni po-
n6dz mfodemu towarzysrwu do wy
konania szlaohetnych zamiar6w.
O6ch6d Mickieciczoscski.
Cho5 obch6d ten ME udal sic pod
w.giedem materjalnym, to jednak
zaswiadoEy} wymownie, IL jestesmy
W stanie dokonac wielkich rzeczy,
gdy choemy tego. Dowodem ch6ry
Poa4ozone. Piekny spiew ich do
tyoho.as brzmi nam W pamieci.
Pisno humorystyczne.
Dowiadujemy sic, re zn6w zacznie
wychodzic W Chicago tygodnik po-
wieoony humorowi i satyrze. Jak
mas zapewniono, pisemko to ME be-
dixie chwilowa spekulacja, obliozona
tylko ma pare miesiecy, ale wydaw-
nictwem sta3em, opartem ma silnych
podstawach.
Harmonic.
Otrzymalismy drugi numer tego
miesiecznika p~oswieconego muzyce i
spiewowi, a wydawanego przez
Zwiazek Spiewak6w Polskich. Tresc
tego numer jest bardzo urozmai,o-
M, a NJ. Spiew. - Teoretyczne
Rsguiy Spiewu. Cd redakcji. -
Notatki. - Korespondencje - Kan
tata ma czesc Mickiewicza. - Kroni-
ka- Adres redakcji: A. Rosihski,
648 w. 18th str, Chicago. Prenu-
merata / dol. rocznie.
= emma z,oiqzkooa.
w zesz}a srode zebrali sic W hall
Pulaskiego reprezentanci IS grup
zwiazkowych W celu zawiazania gmi-
ny zwiazkowej. Prezesem zebrania
obrano OBJ. w. Poszwihskiego, Sc
kretarzem OBJ. S. Terczewskiego. Ze-
brani oswiadczyli sic jednog}osnie
IA zalozeniem gminy i postanowili
wybrac komitet, kt6ry ma przedsta-
vic W obszerniejszym zarysie cele
gminy ma przysziem posiedzeniu.
Do komitetu weszli oh. OBJ. Satalec.
Xxi, Zio{kowski, Zielezihski, Terczew-
ski Poszwihski. Przyszle posiedze-
ME delegatow wszystkich iowa.
rzystw postanowiono zwo}ac ma dzieh
81 lipca, tet de hall Pu}askiego, o
godz. 3 pc pol.
Toso. Harmonic.
Czionkowie powyaszego towarzys
iva SO proszeni, by sic stawili W
Przyszia niedziele, o godz. 8 rano do
sail zwyklych posiedzeh dla przyje-
ciu udEiafu W wymarszu tow. DEVON
Wo,nosci ma piknik.
Rzinika prot. W. Kutlenskie-
go.
Klinika prowadzona przez nasze-
go profesora PREY Chicago Clinical
School, $40 w. Harrison str. ina
Przeciw szpitala powiatowego) licz-
ME jest odwiedzana przez naszych
rodakow, potrzebujacych pomocy le-
ksrskiej. w przeciagu ostatnich
kilku tygodni dokonano W niej z gu
pelnem p~owodzeniem kilku bardzo
trudnych operacyj. Prof. w. Kuf-
lewski przyjmuje W tel klinice cho-
rych bezp1atnie we wtorki i piatki cd
godz. s do 8 rano.
JdroSfdw Zieliaski.
Ma kongresie amerykahskich ma
uczycieli muzyki, ktory ma sic Cd
bye W przysziym tygodniu W Chica-
go, Kodak nasz, p. Jarosiaw Zieli6.
ski, znany muzyk j ~kompozytor, wy
powie odczyt o kompozytorach i mu-
zykach ~polskich. Pan u. przebywa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE CONFIDENT
Assured of Victory in
Santa Clara.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 29.-Next week will
witness the hottest political campaign
ever conducted in Santa Clara County.
On the outcome depends to q great ex-
tent the future prosperity of this city
and county. The struggle will be be-
tween the union of reform forces and
the Rea gang. The former is composed
of the Republican Good Government
League, Democrats, Populists and Sill
yer Republicans. Opposed to them are
the gangsters, who, under Rea and
Mackenzie, have been in office and fed
at the public crib for years.
While this ring has been in power
property in the city and county has de-
preciated in value and taxes steadily
increased. Intending settlers have been
driven away and business suffered Sc
vereiy. Not alone this, but the public
school system has been injured. The
strike In the High School will serve as
an example, 200 pupils rebelling against
boss rule. The school department. in all
respects has suffered. Efficient and
capable teachers have been dismissed