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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

The sketch Of the late Albert Boyd Otis.
by Hon. Joseph Williamson, contributed
to the New England Il stolical and Genoa :
logical Register. and republished on the
7th page, will beread with deep interest
by the large number who held Mr.. Otis
III warm regard and who sincerely mourn
lis death Writing Of one he had known
lang and well, Judge Williamson has paid
4 worthy tribute to the memory of our de-
parted and much loved fellow citizen.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

The Gov. Ames, five MASTER has been
a notable Boston craft ever since she was
launched. The life-saving feat of her
crew off Long Island only adds a new
halo OF glory to her. Boston. Record.
AS the Ames is Maine built craft
(Waldoboro. 1889 you will please pass a
liberal portion of that halo down this way
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

From the attitude of the Maine Press
Association members on the subject of
the Maine Musical Festival free advertis-
ing. it is evident that they have been
worked about long enough without
showing a disposition to object.
The Journal has no complaint to make,
and is ready now as in the past to encour-
age the study OF music and the produe
ticn of good music
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

There are 1893 post offices in the State
1T Maine, and 1000 waiting aspirants
ready Ia die for the good of their country.
MAINE Farmer.
Guess you mean, ready to live on the
country.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

Minister Hannis Taylor evidently
feels that his Cuban lectures and his Con
gressional candidacy need new boom.
He has pranced to the front with fresh
outburst on the Cuban situation, which is
in marked contrast with the dilly daily
ing methods which characterized his ac
ten when in official position as Minister
of the United States to Spain Mr.,
Taylor's course in gesticuating in the
eyes of the public for the especial benefit
of his Congressional candidacy is quite in
line with that which has recently occurred
in the House Of the Representatives, where
4 few men who know nothing about war
or its horrors are attempting to force the
administration and the nation into war
by precipitating line of action not in
accord with that already mapped out by
the administration, and thus far success
fully carried forward.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

There WAS a good deal Of Loud talk at
the meeting OF the Ma ine Press Associa-
tion last eek.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

People of,the United States will know
who is responsible for the delay and mac
ton in currency legislation. The Repub-
lican party promised reform in the tariff
and a currency reform. 1t carried out its
tariff pledges very promptly and there
has been a disposition to criticise the fact
that it did not take equally prompt action
on the currency. The votes in the Senate
during the past few days on the resolu-
ton declaring that United States bonds
should be paid in silver coin shows the
real situation and the real cause of the
slow progress that has been made in re-
gard to currency reform by the Republi-
can party. The votes on that PROPOSE
tion-to pay the United States bonds in
silver-have shown beyond question that
the Republican party does not control
the Senate of the United States in behalf
of its sound money principles, and it can
not therefore be held responsible for the
delay in redeeming this pledge as it did
redeem its pledge in behalf of the
tariff
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

The Club of Thirty has sold its furniture.
etc, to the Central Club, who will move to
the Club of Thirty rooms.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03
CASKETS 40 UNDERTAKING.

Thirty years in the business at Liberty. The
finest stock of all grades to be found between the
Penobscot and kennebec rivers from the cheap
est wood casket to the finest broadcloth and vel
vet, white and black Terms reasonable and sat
sfaction guaranteed. l.. &, MORSE.
Liberty, Me- Jan. 10, 1898. -6m2
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03
FRED ATWOOD, win,e,po,,, Me.
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE,
10 Over Twenty Million Assets.

Representing Over twenty WII1IOn Assets.
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, GLASS TORNADO INSURANCE.
Amnst Truse alesteb ought shd
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

1t has been until recently allowable as a
practice for Treasury bank examiners to
make private examination of banks with
in their jurisdiction, at extra compensa-
ton from such banks as for any reason
desired special examination of their ac-
counts. This practice, however, has just
been abolished by the new Comptroller of
the Currency, Mr.. Dawes, who states that
he believes the stoppage Of the practice
will relieve examiners from any suspicion
that such special employment can in any
way affect the strictness of their official
duties as applied to the banks under
their jurisdiction. The action is general
ly commended as a sensible one, and will
be food for thought for those persons who
always insist that the entire Government
is operated in the interests of the banks
of the country.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

The action of the Administration in
sending the battleship Maine to Havana
has added to the public confidence already
so clearly expressed in favor of President
ton. The course ever since he came to
the White House has been one which the
public has commended, beginning with
steps which resulted in the prompt release
of all American prisoners in Spanish pri-
sons in Cuba, following with demands up
on the Spanish government for cessation
of the cruelties in Cuba, resulting in the
proposals for autonomy, now being tested.
Should that prove unsuccessful there is
good reason to believe that further action.
equally satisfactory to the people of the
United States, will he taken by the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet And this fact is
leading a large majority of the people of
United States, irrespective of party, to a
public and vigorous condemnation Of the
course of the Democratic members of the
House Of Representatives who have re-
Gently insisted upon an attempt to force
upon the President line of policy differ
ent from that which he has so successfully
pursued up to this time.
The Bryan Mexican mountain has labor
ed and brought forth a mouse. The first
public utterances of the champion of the
silver cause upon his observations in Mex
leo have been published, and are dis
appointing even to the most ardent friends
article, published in syndicate form at so
much per column, is weak attempt of an
explanation OF the unfavorable conditions
surrounding labor in that country and an
attempt to show that free silver is proving
advantageous as protective system, de-
spite Mr. Bryan's constant attacks upon
the United States. He also points to the
fact that there are scattered through Mex
leo considerable number of citizens OF
the United States, but neglects to add
that they are attracted there by the fact
that Mexican civilization and methods
have failed to produce the order of talent
and skill which the citizens of the
United States produce, and that it is be-
cause of that fact only that Americans are
seeking even temporary employment in
that frees silver country. As defence o.
the Mexican financial system or an argu-
ment in favor of its adoption in the United
States the utterance is looked upon as a
lamentable failure.
Those pure patriots who have been ut
tering loud lamentations over the suppo-
sition that Secretary Gage and the Presi-
} dent were not in accord on the silver ques
ton will be able to sleep nights, now thai
Mr.. Gage has shown clearly that the.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03
Editorial Notes.

The scheme to lay Bryan on the shelf in
1900 and sweep the Bryan Democracy to
victory under the leadership of Croker and
Whitney or Brice calmly ignores the fact
that many of the Bryan Democracy have
already taken refuge in Populism, and
that with such a combination the great
bulk of the remainder would indemnity
them with the Populists, rather than fol
low such leaders. There will probably be
little of fusion between Populists and
silver Democrats in 1900, and there may
be many silver Democrats driven into the
Populists' ranks. At the recent Populist
convention in ST. Louis it became clear at
least that the Populsts propose to run
their own Independent ticket in 1900.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03

Those pure patriots who have been ut
tering loud lamentations over the suppo-
sition that Secretary Gage and the Presi-
dent were not in accord on the silver ques-
ton will be able to sleep nights, now that
Mr.. Gage has shown clearly that they
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03
Interesting Relics in Prospect.

Stockton Springs.
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q historic oswietlenia,

OSniem, kt6ry tytan Prometeuss
ukradl /. nisba, byio niswstpliwis
gorejace auosywo. Przsz diugie vie.
XII ludzkoSc ssdswalnis6 sic musiais
posr6d oiemnosoi kawalkiem smolne.
60 dr.swa, pionacym ma stosis lub
kominku. Jsko postep " o~swietlsniu
w~ynaleziouo poohodnis, o kt6ryoh
wspominajs historyoy r.ymscy, q
Neron, .amiast materjaiow palnyoh,
utywai podo.as uroosystosoi cial
chrsescian, obwinistyoh " nspojons
smoas 4ywica substanoje.
Ptzniejsza jest Tampa, proste ma
osynie napsauions Olivia Z .snur.
nym W nisj knotsm baweinianym.
Jako material palny, posiadsjso tyl
10 olive, sgipcjsnie 1 grscy ME 20
siadali nswet prsyrrsdu, " kt6rym
spalsnie mogioby sic odbywac ma.
letyoie. Paomieh takisj lsmpki oliw.
nsj byi O.erwonawy, koposoy, o dy.
mile ostrym | dra4nisoym. 1 " tskim
pierwotnym stanie Tampa pr.strwsis
do kohoa XVIII wieku, do osasu wy.
nalerienis " roku 1884 niskopcs
oyoh kinkiet6w prsez 6ryka gensw.
skisgo, Argands.
w wieksoh srednioh lsmpy olsjne,
do ksoryoh ssc.eto utywse olsju
makowsgo, lnisnego, tranu, q PCT
nisj tsniego rzspskowego, psliiy
sic tylko n ludzi mnisj samoAnyoh.
Bogatsi utywsli svisc woskowych,
bsrdso drogich. Byiy ! TAME soj6w.
XII Z tostego, nisbielonsgo soju, Wy.
nalsIek nsrod6w poanoonycb. Spo
secse6stwu sredniowieornemu, pr.y.
1wyossjonemu do skspego swiasis
dsisnnego, gdys wobso braku ssyb
szklsnych. okns zalepiano ~pspiersm,
Tub psotnem woskowem, prsspus.
ossjscsm maso swistis, wystsrosaio
TO skromns o~swistlenis s~ztuo.ns.
Wsssk szyby srklane wessly " uty.
ole dopiero cd lat 300; " pisrwsssj
posowis o~smnsstego W. %jsssoss okns
ME frontows sslspisno pspisrem.
w oisgu oststsioh Lat stu odbyl
de olbrsyni prsswros " dsisdsinjs
otwistlsaia. z kolsl wsssaa v aay.
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va, malta, gas ! elsktryoznosc. Dsi
sisjssy wyrobnik, msjsc prsed sobs
na stole lampe paftowa, ma nisr6w.
ME lepsse oswietlenie, nia trsdnio.
wisosni moanowaadoy.
w drugim dsiesistku nassego stu.
lsois .nskomici ohsmioy Chevreuil
Gay Lussao ~wynalezli spos6b 70.
dsielaoia ~tluszczu swisr.eoego ns
trsy o.eSoi skiadowe; oleine. uaywa.
NJ " fabrykaoh tkanin welnianyeh
mydlarniaeh; margarine, .nany ar
tykui ~kuohsnny stearyne, material
do wyrobu Swiec. Pierws.e swiece
stearynowe uka.aiy sic na wystawie
VT. 1884. Nsjtrudniejsss rsec1a
PREY konstrukcji tyoh swisc byao Wy
nale.isnis tel mistsrnsj plsOionki,
nasyoonej kwassm bornym, kt6rs
nosi na.we knota. D.is stale tlus..
c.s otrsymujs Z ro.maitych massrja'
low: Z olsju palmowsgo Afryki pod.
Iwrotnikowej, . pozostaiosoi olivy,
Z tranu rybiego, ~tsusso.u, kosoi | XII
seek. q nawet pomyj r~sstauracyj'
nyoh.
Duoh wynala.cry XIX stulsois
s.eda s.ybkim krokism. POI wieku
temu wprowad.ono gas, 40 lat ubisg
10 cd ohwili ssstosowania nafty, q
lat temu sabaysly p~isrwsse lampy
elektryczne. J~estesmy swisdkamt
walki pomiedsy ro.maitemi sposo
bami oswistlenis, WALK, " kt6re.
gi6wnym ozynnikiem rosstr.ygajs'
Gym jest taniosc.. Welding oblio.et
~.robionyoh ola Pary:a jeasli koss
swieoy stearynowej oznac.ymy pre-,
40. ola lamp olejnyoh Caroela Wy
Padnie 10, ola lamp nafsowyoh 5
Ola .~wyo.ajnych palnik6w gs.owyol
9, ola Auerowskioh 1 (nie liorao kos.
tn siatek urzsdzsnis), ola elektryos
nych 2 do 8, stosownie do tsgo
csy many do czynienia Z lampam
iukowemi osy asrowsmi.
Powaznymi koLkursntami % "a
tenn gag elektryoznosc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-28

ma, opowiss6 o bohsterskisj ksisa-
nej litewskiej, kt6ra ginis " boju,
ably udaremni6 me4owi swsmu sdra.
de krsju. ~doskonaly poemst epioki,
jest jednym . nsjlsps .ych utwor6w
sego rodssju " literature europej
skiej.
U narod6w wolnyoh, szo.esliwyoh,
g poeci tylko artyssami, sztuks /
Piekno % ioh oelem 1 idsalem; ola
narod6w niss.ozsiliwyoh q ohlsbem
! name, saohcem I rose sywots. TAX
Il Mickiswio. trryma sic pr.sde.
w~s.ystkiem tyoh form, kt6rs wiecsj
odpowiadajs jsgo ideom, satwiej ira
6sjscym do sero rodak6w. ztsd po-
kasuje nissmisrne bogaotwo form,
" kt6re mysli swe prsyoblsk.. Cd
Powiswnej piossnki do wspaniaisgo
hymnu, opiewajaoego uc.uois mi'os
OF, wybuohsjsoe Z elsmsntarna sils,
cd misternego sonstu do obra.u ty
~tsnioznej waikiki namietnosoi W po-
wiesci, obrazy psans spokoju, krasy
| humoru " sposie, odtwor.onym .
4ycia narodu, wszystko to wid.imy
" dsielaoh tsgo olbrzyma. Egoty.
mu, 's.tuki ola s.tuki ME .najd.ies.
tam wiele.
Wszystko BOWEN, 90 wies.o. pol.
ski napisas, pisal ola swego narodu
albo o MIN. nKonrad Wallenrod",
III o.esc ,.Dziadow", epopsja nPan
Tadeuss" (pr1ekiad FL. Krasnohor.
skisj) i biblijne ,,Ksiegi pielgrzym.
stwa", to ostery struny posesnej lut.
nj, kt6rsj tony .lewaja sic " jedna
melodje - milosci do ~ojoIy1ny.
w rImprowi.acji" " III o1ssoi
,,D.iad6w" wrnosi sic wieszcz ma
nsjwytsze szczyty natohnienia l IA
tr.ymuje sic ma takioh .awrotnych
w~ytynacb, ma jakich niswielu tylko
duchom danem byio w1nies6 sic.
W ,Ksiegaeh" gsosem proroka ma
woiuje narod swoj do naprawy I bia
da mad upadkiem Europy. uPan Ia
dsus." jest epopeja narodows, jake
nile mote poszcsyoic sic .adne inns
pismiennictwo nowoo.ssne, lyle "
nisj Polska Gaia. Mickiewios byl
synte.a ducha saowiahskiego. Bo.
gactwo obrazow. giebokos6 uo.uois
zsPaiu ora. mistycy.m, ws.ystko
prrenikniete miiosOia ojo.y.ny - to
ws.ystko wypelnia jsgo gsnjalna
dusze. Miiosc ojo.y.ny .wis.ku
+. mistyoyzmsm slowiahskim rzuoils
60 takae " objsoia mistyosnej dok.
tryny Towiahskiego, poniswaa wi
dzial " niej .bawienie ola swsRo ma
rodu, lscz stala sic pr.yo.yna jsgo
przedwczesnsj smierci. Mad grobem
jsgo dawno jua pos,iy W niepamiet
jego siabosci ludskie, ale Ia to tenn
j~asniej b~iys.czy jego genjusz, a d.is
oaia Slowiahs.ozysna ra.em . bra6-
mi polakami serdec.ns odplaoa sic
miloSoia wielkiemu w~ieszczowi IA te
milosc ola narodu l caiej ludzkosoi,
jake pafai pr.sr cafe 4ycie swoje AZ
do grobu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-28
ODEZWA
do wszystkich POlak6w W Chi
cagO W sprawie obchodu
Mickiewicz0wskiegO ma
WrjciechOwie.

RoDACY!
.Obym ia do4ys kiedyl tel pooisOhy
pAby to ksiegi ,basd.iiy pod stree
ohy L..
Modlil sic kiedys mas. wies.o. ME.
smisrteln5 Adam.
Dsis oala Polska M wysoigi stars
sic o to, ably Ia modlitwa wissrcsa
stala sic faktsm, aAeby " caisj Pol
soc 1 Litwie ME byio ami jednego
o.iowieka, kt6ryby o Mickiswio.u
ME sayszal jego dzisl wielkioh ME
osytai.
Towarsystwa polskis ma Wojois-
ohowie, pragna, r6wniea " mysl ~.
o,eh wies.cza .a~zoajomic og6} na
ssego ludu Z niesmiersslnym Ada
mem, Z jego praos, z jego wiars "
przys.iosc nassego uarodu. pragnac
zacheoic ws.ysskich do c.ytania |
r~o.wa.ania jego utwor6w, tych praw.
dsiwyoh perez litsratury slowiah
skieJ, urzsd.ajs dnia Q pazi.iernika
Dr., wislki oboh6d setnej roo.nioy
jego urodsin.
Wybrans komitsty .ajefy sic 60.
raco t. sprawa i starac sic beda, ably
obchod godnym byl psmieci wiel-
kiego w~ies.csa.
W programme ma ten d.ieh jest ra-
no o gods. 6tej mssa sw. W kosoisle
sw. Wojoiecha Ia dusre 8. p. Adama,
wieo.orem .as uroczysty oboh6d W
hall Puiaskiego, 800 S. Ashland
Ave.
Komitst poozynii jua pswne kro
HI, ably W obchod.is wsieli ud.ial
takae braoia Litwini l rsprezentanoi
ws.ystkioh Slowian .amiss.kalyoh W
Chicago, a ;o.egolniej nasi pobra-
tymcy Czesi.
Progrsm ulo.ony bed.ie jak maj
SYSTEMATICALLY I c.esc oddac panic
81 wieszcza ! lud nasx I MIN pozna
ionic.
BedEie to oboh6d urssdzony przez
iud, q poswiecony Miokiswiozowi l
ludowi. kt6ry on tax ukochak
Prosimy Was przeto Rodaoy, IA
mies.kujaoy wszystkie dsielnice
miasta Chicago, przybsdzcis do mas
W dzieh ten, abysmy zsm mogli
uroc.ystosc tax ola calego naszsgo
narodu doniosls jaknajliosniej-
seem gronie obohodxic.
a. s. f. Sdtalecki, prezes.
va. Filipoaoski, sekretars.
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Basen S00O9.10
Leon SzOpinSki Sekrctarz finan
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Noeografe.-Jedyny ~Pisrws.or.e-
dny sskfad ma sachodnio. p~6}nocnsj
strouie missta Chicago -tylko mai
sdotniejsi oytysci jako w~sp6ipraoo.
wuioy % sairudnieni. Me potrssba
udaws6 sic wSr6dmisSsie, ably miec
prswdsiwie artystyosnie wykoho.ons
cobose " nsjrosmsitssych modnyoh
styiseh 20 prsystepnej Genie. Jsko
dawnisjsi zwiszkowoy dziekujemy
% dotychcsasowe poparcie l o dsls.e
prosimy.-Z sz~aounkiem, Niklas {
Rososotoski.
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KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelasna Wabash otworzyia
swa linie z Chicago do Buffalo zaczefa "
tejze chwili uzywac fotelowych WACO
now osobowych opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie niezr6wnane fotelowe siedzenia.
Krok ten ME podobaf sic drugim wscho-
dnim kompaniom, kt6re zaniosfy protest
do ,,Joint Traffic Association, chcac tym
sposobem Emusic Wabash kolej zelazns
do zaprzestania uzywania ma w~scnodniej
linii tych wygodnych fotelowych WACO
now. Lecz Dyrektorowie Stowarzysze-
MIA kolejowego odrzucili tel protest "a
zdrosnych kompanii | kolej Wabash TAX
jak dotychczas tax | nadal przewozic be-
dzie passazer6w W wygodnych najnow-
szego systemu fotelowych ~wagonach.
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CENY ZNIzONE.

,,Pennsylvania Lines.
Pisrws.ej klasy tykiet do New
Yorku k~os.tuje $500. drugiej kls.
~ $500. TIE oeny sniaons " osta.
tnioh ozasaoh. O6sy t~ykietows: Mr.,
248 Clark Street, r6g Jackson. - "
Auditorium, II na staoyi Union
Passenger" r6g Canal 1 Adams, Chi
cago. Wszelkioh szozsg6l6w kaade
20 csasu udsieli
H. r. Dering,
Asst. gsneralnego Ag. Pssaasrskiego,
248 Clark ST., Chicago.
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0ficy alma droga do Buffalo gu
B. Y. y. u. Zebranie.

Illinois Baptist Young Psoples's
Usioo wybraia linie Wabash jsko
oGoistos droge ma 0sme miedzyna.
rodowe zebranis, kt6re sic odbedzie
~ Bud sIo, cd IA do II lipoa 1893.
Chicago ! Northern Illinois specysl-
ny pootsg odjedzie Dearborn Sta
aen, Chicago, gods. 2 20 pol, we
Arods, - lipca, prryjsdsie do Mia
gsra Falls nastepnego dnia rano o
RodI q, q do Buffslo o z. Pooiag
ten sklsda6 sic bedzie Z Wagners
s~ypisioyoh ! Wabash wagon6w 3
woipemi krzes&smi. Pissoie wcses
uis 20 miejscs " wagonie sypislnym.
Pc biifsse ssossg6&y sgiosic sic do
W L Lindsley, Asst Transports.
aoa leader, TIA Monsduook Bull
diag. Chicago. Pissois do +. A.
Palmer, A. @. p. A. 81 Adams str.
p p6oyslns kisssoske, podajseS
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Kronika miejscOwa.
Z050Ua.

"a ssaraniem tr.eoh towsrzystw
xvh-towyoh, q N. Polskioh Krsw.
COW. Polskich stolarsy i Cieili ora.
Oas Pogoni odbed.ie sic dnis IA
sisrpuia wielka letnis zabawa W
Preglets Grove, Irving Park, ma kt6
a .ap.sra s.anownych rodak6w ko
mAss p~owyfs.ych trrech towarzystw.
Manyuad.iejs, Re mkt sic cd wsp6a.
ud,hiu wymawia6 ME bed.ie.
Kossdyddt na possa.
Stay .wis.kowiso, oh. Stanisiaw
p. PApek. ubiega sic o urzsd posaa
do iegislatury . 10 senatorjslnego
dyAtyktu. Pan Popek wystepujs
niezaistnie. Pchniety do tego prrss
obywassli powyss.sgo d~yssryktu wo-
bso nier.stelnego postepowania
wzg'edem polak6w .nanego mbossa",
miaoujeoego sic prsed wyborami
Poa.kiem, q .dradzajaoego polak6w
ma kasdym kroku. Poniswaa opr6o.
p. p. ubisga sic j~eszc.s dwoch iuno
narodowo6w, ~obywatele wiec mogs
.aoaye Pc 8 giosy ma swsgo rodaka.
Bal.
Towar.ystwo spiewu pr.y parafji
sw. Trojoy prosi mas o saznao.enie,
ze srssdsa dnis % wrsesnia wielki
bal - bali Walsha, r6g ulio Noble i
Emma. bedsie wiec wdsieozne innym
sows.Eystwom Z d.ielnioy p6inocno-
.aohodniej, jsaeli " dniu lynn zabaw
ME beds ur.sd.aly.
Poetedzenie.
w prryszia nied.iele, t. j. dnia 81
EPca, o godz. 3 pc pol. odbed.ie sic
~ ball Puiaskiego posisdsenie repre-.
1ensantow grup .wia.kowyoh " oelu
utworrenia gminy s~wia.kowej "
Chicago. Prosi sic o jaknsjlicrniej-
axe xebcenie.
Nowy zarSqd.
Ma rocznem posied.eniu gniazda
sokoiego ma Town of Lake obrano
usstepujacy zarrad: Stanislaw jan
kowski, pre.es. Jan Summarize,
vice presses. Jan Wutkowski, sskrs.
tar. I'm. Wiadysiaw NaroAny, skarb
mix. Zacharjas. Urbanowicz, naczel-
mix. Antoni Plucihski, ~podnao.el.
mix Antoni Fsreno1, p;erwssy cho.
rsaY- Adam Niedzielski, drugi Oho-
rs1y- Czesiaw Prrydryga, sskretar.
prof.
SLID.
Dais % b. m. ~poiao.yli sic wez
lem NH ,hskim: Pan J. J. Chr.a-
novski, pomocnik sskrstar.a jsnsr.
Il. N. p, spanna P. Lubowiedzka.
Model pare ayc.ymy ws.elkich po-
my2nosoi.
Z Bridgeport.
Jsdeoasoie towarzystw n~arodowyoh
W tei dzielnicy, idacych sawsre reka
~ rete. gdy chod.i o sprawy ola
dobpa og63u, ~postanowiio wsp6lnemi
silami przyozynic sic do w.rostu tam
tejssei biblioteki i'm. Adsma Mickie.
viora- w tym oelu ~polaosons to
tov.rrysswa urzad.aja dnia A wrzss.
MIA wieiki piknik " Blue Island Par.
ku, majsc nsd.isje, ss ME tylko ro-
daoy Bridgeportu, ale takAs i Z in.
nych dzielnio popra to szlaohstne
usiaowsnis. Szcseg6iy podamy poz.
nisj.
ZmarH.
SIP Anna Palussek, opatrsona sw.
Sakn mentami, zmaria dnia 16 b. m,
pr.eeywssy lat 80. Stroskani: mat i
di col sswiadsmisjs niniejs.em o
ton krswnyoh, prsyjsci6i ! rnsjo-
myuh-
Wymarsz.
Niaiejs.em sapras.am o.ionk6w
TOW. A. Miokiewicss, by sic stswili
IN oorpors do wymarssu ma piknik
duia 3Ogo t. m. o gods. 9 rauo. Wy
msrs. osstspi Z hall Domu Wv. N. p.
-Ig. Pulkowski, sekr.
No<ografe.-Jsdyny pisrws.or.e-
dny sskfsd ns sachodnio. p61noonej
strouie missts Chicago -tylko maj.
sdotnSejst o-tysci jako wsp6iprsoo-
wuioy % sairudnieni. Me potrssbs
udawe6 sic wlr6dmisSeie, ably misc
p~rswdsiwie artystyosnie wykofo.ons
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-28

Wssystkim powyasj wys.oseg6l.
nionym Towar.ystwom l dworom "
imieniu parafji sasy1sm serdsczne
bog .apiac".
KS. X. Sztuczk0.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-28

Rssem $500
Mysl zebrsnis skladki ma ten eel
podaia pani Josefs B~snssiewicz, ia
opa Polka ] patryotka. Gdybysmy
mieli jsk najwiecej takich pan pol
skicb, to pomnik Kosciuski jut dav
no byiby stall ma chlubs nsssa v Chi
osgo.
Evening journal., 1898-01-15
DISTURBED THE MEETING.
AN ENdBEZZLER ARRAIGNED.-
CASES HEARD IN JUDGE BALLS
COTURT

AN ENIBEZZLER ARRAIGNED.-
CASES HEARD IN JUDGE BALLS
COURT.
Captain Lee Grimshaw of the Saliva
tion Army was a witness in Judge
Balls court this morning against Harry
Fleming, whom he charged with act
ing disorderly at an army meeting last
night Fleming was fined $40 and
costs.
Matras DOOiloslIy, who was arrested
as a vagrant yesterday, was arraigned
and dismissed, as he produced Wit
nesses to show that he lived here.
Edward Burke and James Brady,
two young men, who gave New YORK
as their home, were charged by Ser
geant WEIGH with being vagrants. They
were recommitted.
Seymour Avenback was arraigned on
the charge of embezzling 81 from JChn
c. HIarkness. There are several charges
against him. The case was postponed
until Monday.
William Matthews, charged with the
larceny of a monkey was ar
raigned. but the case was continued
until tonight.
Hugh McGinnis, who came TO Viii
mington from Philadelphia, to see his
sister at st. Peters Female Orphanage
a few days before Christmas, and whc
forgot to return, was picked up on the
streets yesterday. He was recommitteC
until his mother can lbe heard from.