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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
PRINCE ALBERTS WESTERN TRIP.

Prince Albert 81 Belgium LEFT his apartments IN
the Waldorf Astoria early yesterday morning and
spent the day visiting with friends in the city Ths
time o: his departure FOR MS Western trip has been
set for Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

The Governor Of Connecticut will make himself
dlsked by Wall Street bears II ne is NOT careful
In his fast day proclamation he asks prayers
that war be averted provided it can be averted
with humanity and National honor He would
please the shorts" better by asking that peace
be averted. provided excuse can be found for
war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

II the patriots whose blood boils TO fight
Spain would devote themselves TO fighting cor
rupton at home until there is need Of their
virtue and bravery for export the greatness
and glory Of the Union might he enhanced and
the eagle be made 70 perch a foot or two higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

II the honest countrymen in the Legislature
want honest politics now Is the time for them
TO pass a bill putting country caucuses under
State control and making bribery and miscon-
duct OF party officers criminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

preacher has issued a copyrighted pamphlet
calling for war. bloody war. Under the copy
right mark he says: Permission given news
papers to print" Let nobody be frightened
We're not going TO print It. II isn't blood he's
after, but only notoriety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

It's long vacation doesn't appear 70 have I'm
proved the manners OF the Austrian Reichsrath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
arar IA aNpertise ments.
Rnsirfes Notires
American Bronzes.

The productions OF the eminent sculptors MacSonnies
frener Proctor Elwen and Brown on e1h'oiton
IN Till country only at the establishment Of
THEODORE B. STARR,
Madison Square Wes-
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

II Is Just as bad for a country primary IN
spector TO cheat as for a city primary Inspector
and both should be subject to the same obliga-
tons and penalties as election inspectors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

The citizens Of New-Orleans are much gratifed
a, the decision OF Secretary Long IN name one or
the newly purchased cruisers the Ne"-Orieans' ana
stems will at once be taken TO raise money for the
nurcbase Of n silver service for the vessel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-20

WlnlIreQ Buck, IN North American Review.
Although a good club will have a great
influence with outside boys, within its own
TOUR walls 1t does its most important work
The boys who are admitted as members, al
though they do not steal or gamble. vet
or right living, and, as / have said before,
a better means to accomplish this end than
rigid discipline, persuasion or affection is
self-government. When new boys apply for
admission this event brings about a condl-
ton of affairs in which the simple playing
of games no longer fulfills the requirements
of club government. The problem of what
to do with these applicants is the first,
which requires more than the brief SUCCESS
ton of the club. Out of this problem grows
the necessity for their having a government
of their own. If the boys are to have real
self-government they must be given the
chance to discuss their problems, and cast
their votes. Therefore after their games, an
hour is devoted to a business meeting,
which is conducted entirely by the boys.
The most apparent virtue of the business
meeting is the power to cure the shyest boy
boys are impelled to, before a number of
people on the interesting, and often excit-
ing, topics concerning the club, the most
nervous boy soon gains confidence and
fluency. To be able to express ones ideas
in public is an Accomplishment of great
practical value to every man and woman in
this country but there is higher end to
be obtained through this means. Parlia-
mentary law, without which an orderly
bodiment Of justice and good manners, while
the necessity for making, unassisted, wise
decisions in the questions of the clGh, de-
velOpS, in a certain degree, wisdom.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-20

Boston Transcript.


There is a certain bright small boy who
is the son of gentleman OF my acquaint-
ance who was born in England, and who
remains a British subject. But the boy
goes TO an American school, and lately has
been taking his first dip into patriotic
American school history. The other night
the boy looked up from his book, musingly.
and said:
Papa, we licked you awfully in 1872,
didn't We?
This story reminds me that the school,
books will have to be revised a great deal
to cover the present war and the changed
state of public feeling regarding England
Heretofore. in order to have something in
the histories with which to warm the
child's heart with patriotic ardor we had
to make the most of our war with Great
Britain, because we had nothing else ex-
cept the Mexican war. which we are
ashamed of, and the civil war which. be-
ing in the nature Of family row, we say
as little to the children about as possible
Now we have had a war with a country
which has no friends. and nothing need
be kept back about 1t on account Of any
ones susceptibiities. The British lion Is So
glad
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-20
AN UP-TO-DATE COUNTRY.

This large mixture of foreigners keeps
the Argentine up to date. New ideas are
coming in from everywhere, and the latest
improvements are to be found. Nearly all
the towns have more or less electric lights,
many have good streets and there are ex-
cellent railroad connections with the lead
ing centers. The Argentine now has 5000
miles of railroads, with capital of half a
billion dollars. Buenos Ayres has trains by
which you can go to any of the larger
cities in nights ride, and there are sleep
ing cars on all the lines. This city is as
big as Boston. Rosario, the next in size
in the Republic, is 10000. You can go to
bed in the cars in Buenos Ayres and awake
in Rosario 1t is the same with Bahia
Blanca, the metropolis of the South Argen-
tine The Tucuman trains have sleepers,
and within a short time we shall be able
to cross the continent from the Atlantic
to the Pacific without stepping outside the
cars.
The steamship accommodations are equal
" good. came here from Montevideo in a
steamer like the Puritan and Pilgrim which
run between New York and Boston. / went
to bed on the ship and awoke at the Buenos
Ayres docks. The fare was s., and j think
the Argentine steamers gave me more for
the money than get at home. / had a
good stateroom. The ship was lighted by
electric lights and the passengers were
served an excellent dinner, with good claret
and a buttonhole bouquet without extra
charge. In the morning a steward brought
to my cabin a cup Of coffee and a roll. and
more than that, carried my baggage Out TO
the custom house. II remember Alright the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-20
LAwLEssNEss IN THn ISLAND.
Disorders at San Juan and Outragei
in Country Districts.


Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. Nov. a.
Occasionally there are striking examples Of
the nervousness and unsettled condition OF
the people of this city. When the Ameri-
cans took possession Of San Juan they re-
tanned two city organizations for the preser-
walton OF peace and order. They were the
municipal police, men in UNIFORM and armed
with swords. revolvers and rides. and the
body known simply as police. who so abous
n citizens clothes and carry 8 small clue
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Xswerego, wiasnosc jsdynis kosoio-
"a; kosci0 sw. Mikolaja, prry Wei
ker ulicy, takae waasnosc kosoiola
Pomooy Chrsescian " Cheektowsga;
koscia Niepokalauego Poo1soia, "
East Aurora, kosc'ol sw. Piotra
Pawfa W Hamburg. kosoioi Marji
Fanny W Eden i kosci6& sw. Maroina
W North Collins.
Konsyderacja " katdvm wypadku
wynosiia jedoego dolars. Welding
ostatniej we'll .maraego biskupa
Rysna ws.ystkie to wiasnosoi .wr6-
cone .ostaiy W reOe biskups Q zig.
lsys, jsgo uastepoy. Wiasnosc Ia
obscnie jest zwrooona r6anym pa.
ration tax, IL rzsdsons bye mote
prssz ,trustysow." . ME jsdynis
pr.ez biskupa. Parafje to beda to
rag posiadaozsmi swyoh wfaspyoh
kosoioi6w, biskup zwolniony 70.
stanie cd licrnych wi.yt, jake .byt
o.esto mu % skiadsne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

s'esc lat p6zoiej mPodreosnik Ola
gmin slsskioh". O,is ksistki misly
ma oelu zasnsjomisnis ludnosci wiej-
skiej nsjwatniejszsmi ustswami
pshstwowemi ! krsjowemi, a pier~-
sra Z nioh miaia uiatwi6 p'sanie pol.
skioh podah do wlad. sadowych i
administraoyjnyoh.
w ostatnich lst,ch ayois, kiedy
ME m6gi jua brad aywego ud.iaau "
ruchu narodowym, zbierai materially
ola Prryszlego historyka Slaska.
Ws.ystko, 90 W jakimkolwiek zwis,
ku Po.ostajs historic K.iestwa
Cies.yhskiego. a zwlassoss Z ro.wo
jem sPrawy narodowej pc roku l848
sgromadsil skrxetnis W swoim sbio
RE ,Silesisna'. Znajds sic " MIN
obok rzadkioh druk6w slaskioh, srty.
kuiy polityozne, a nawst wyoinki .
gazet, kt6re W ostatnioh czasach tax
aywo zajmowaiy sic Slsskiem. Ola
rodsiny sPisai sw6j npamietnik", IA.
wierajscy takae sporo sro.eg6}6w,
ME po1bswionyeh ogolniejs.sgo INA
oxenis.
S p. Cinoiala odznaozai sic pra.
wynn oharaktersm, wielka praoowi-
tosois | nadzwyozajns skromnoscis.
W sercach tych, 90 .nali go bliaej,
ayws Po sobie pozostawia pamie6. a
Polsks, kraj jego rodzinny, utraciia
" MIN jednego z najwierniejs.yoh i
najleps.yoh syn6w. Geese jego pa
mieci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Od 1-go kwietnia 1898 roku zaczniemy wydawae
II ciekaSe ksiazki W ~zeszytach miesiecznych. Kazdy
>r'zyt bedzie ~obejmowaf okoio 100 stronic druku.
ate dzieio wydane bedzie w przeciagu IL miesiecy,
;zyh skodczy sic W przeciagu roku. Kto nam przysle
Haraz Sl.OO, otrzyma ~wszystkie II tom6w, zawieraja
cych ~wszystkie wyzej wymienione powiesci, bez lad.
nej dopiaty. Kto wiec chce skorzystat z tel oferty to
MECH zaraz przysle S1.O0. Me zwlekajcie, tylko zsraz
p~ieniadze, DO czem PREDICT zgiosi sic Cd
powiednia liczba prenumeratow, TEN w~czesniej "a
czniemy wydawnictwo.
@@5sS Ksiazki beda ) cali szerOkie
::'; ' ; &; : e & q '=: ! : q '''' =: I
MNS&EM najmniei 6 cali grubOsci. Porto
Ns7.NSfM ~nadsyfat tylkO pod nastepuiacyn
wielki katalog ksiazek wysIemy darmo kahde
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

sar. /. posrod polakow Ksiestwa Gle.
s~syhskisgo. Praoe jsgo literaokie l
naukows scisle sic aacryiy Z potr.e-
baui Slsska ! byiy wyp}ywem jego
goracsj miiosci do ojcsystej dsielni.
cy.
Opr6c. wspomnianej powy.ej bro
szury politycznej 8. p. Cinoiais wy.
dai srereg ksis.sk, do kt5ryoh zbis
raj materially przez osie prawis .y-
ole. / TAX " r. 1855 wysrly W Gle.
srynie jsgo przysiowis, przypowiss
Of ! ciskswsre .wroty jezykowe ludu
polskiego ma Slssku " Ksieswie
Ciesryhskiem. Do tsgo .bioru po-
jswiiy sic POI 1iej dodatki " war.
srswskiej wise. w tym.e roku
komisja sntropologiozna sksdemji
umiejetnosoi W Krakowie wydais
ob6ty zbior jsgo ,Piesni ludu slss.
kiego Z okolic Ciessyna". w roku
1889 otrzymsi "a konkursis i'm. s.
B. Lindego skademji umiejetnosoi
nsgrode IA siownik PROVING; onalis.
NOV slsskioh, do kt6rsgo skr.esnis
sbisrai materially prrez wiels lat.
wrssscie wydsi 8. p. Cinciass ola
swoioh siomk6w dwie wsfns 4 ns
Slssku dosc rospowssschnione) ksisa
HI prawn.oze, misnowicie " roku
1888 .Podrecsuik prswnicsy", .
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

P~ooiooLeuio m~iool3cxo0 to-
goa TOW. odbedzie sic ~ niedsiele DO
Pofudniu o god.. drugiej, 20 maroa,
" sail OBJ. J. S soka, 81 Sweet ave-.
Obeonosc ws.ystkioh o.lonk6w Do.
z,dana, pouiswaa waans sprawy ma
porzadku dsiennym. z szacunkiem,
Stanisiaw Jams. sekr.
Or. 1862 10 Schenectady, ". y.
Tow. ORA K. Lswskowskiego Cd
bsdzie miesiecrns posied1enie " ME.
d.isle 20 b. m. Rospoc.uis sie o 90.
d1inis drugisj pc poaud. w.wykasj
bali Posiedzeh. M'}osc ! ~podrowis-
ME. WI. Sturgole vski, sekr.
Or fI2 10 Buffalo.
Tow. sw. Wsleotsgo or. 412 cd.
bed.is swoje posisdzsnie " drues
niedsisle pc pierws.ym katdsgo mis-
sisca punkt o godzinie 20 poludniu.
q szaounkiem, P. J. Gli6ski, sskr.
6r. y 10 CIeceland, o.
Niniejszem zswiadamiam ozlon.
k6w tow. Obrohcy Z~iasku, i. mie.
sieozne posiedzeuie odbed.ie sic d.
~ marca " hall .wykiych posis.
d.eh o god, pierwszej pc po&udniu.
Ma to Posisdreuis .spraszsm wsryst.
kioh ozionk6w. gdyz .ostsnie odczy.
tany Ok6lnik No. 8 nadeslany cd
zar.sdu Centralnego q. N. P. bar.
dso watny ola ozionk6~. Zsrazem
uprasssm iaskswie, ably kaady c.lo-
mex, Podaf sw6j d~okiadny adres pis-
misnnie. Ogolnego podatku jest do
p&aoenia cd o,lonka sl.O1 z brat.
MEM po.dro wieniem, A. Strzsmple.
wioz. sekr.
CIR. 296 10 COnneliscille, Pa.
Tow. sw. Micha}a Archanioia or.
296 Wv. N. P. W Conosllsv lie, Pa.
na posiedseniu dnia 81 luteRo r. b.
oorafo nowy xarzad ma rok bie3aoy
Z nsstepujaoyob c,lonk6w:
Ssanisaaw Pr.ybylski - pre.ydeut;
Jan Kooihski-wice -pre.ydent; J6-
zef Stark -sekr. protok6iowy; Jan
Hallsmsch kasjer; S.osspan ORA
pix = 1szy sekr. foansowy; Autoni
Klawiter - 2gi sskretarz 6nansowy.
OPiekuno~ie kasy: Franc. Stor.yk,
Jan Komanski i Wal. Jauas. Mar.
szaiek-Jau J6z WAX; odzwierny =
Maroin GniOtt. Chors.y Tomas.
Borowski; IIgi- Kazn ier1 Ko,low.
ski. Opiekunowie choryoh: Waw.
rIyn Koralewski. Msjcher, Wisniew.
ski. to jest ma Monarch, i ma Laisen-
ring, p~ierwsry Jan Kocinski, Walen
ty Pieczynski, ma Wobselber | ma
Morohull. Jan Kazmiercxsk, Frauoi |
seek Kacsmarek na Trottsr. WIS
lenty Jauas, Ludwik Nogajewski,
ma Stylwor,, Connsllsville, Broad.
70 I'd ! ma Gisrmenrhill.
Wszelkie listy tyorace sic OR. ~naszej
pros1e p~rIysyisc pod sdresem New
Haven. Pa, Fayette Co, P. o. TX
30 J6zef Stark.
Or. 24O 10 Perth Am6oy. ". ii.
Ma rocznem posiodseniu tow. Lit.
Zygmunta Augusta ii. or. 24O Wv.
N. +. odbytem dnia 20 lutego, .ostal
obrany nastepujsoy novy zarzad:
j. P. Ejdymt - prezes 20 rag &c.;
A. Cole wski-wioe przes po rae 2gi;
A. Konopka -sekr. prot; A. Bolin.
s d-sskr. fin +; A. Pietros1ka - ka.
sjer. M. Msroinkowski i j. Cserpo-
lii -oPiekunowie kasy. J. Pietrosz-
ka-marszsiek.
Pos:edzenia odbywajs sic " pierw.
sra nied.isle po p~ietnastym pod nu-
merem 90 Cathrine ct.
Ws.elsis korsspondeoje dotyc.a
ce tow. Lit. q. A. pros,e adresowac
do A. Kouopka, 81 Cortland st.,
Perth Amboy. N. J. Miiosc ! DO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
::::' =:
HSzystkis
P0WisSci
krabSkie.

1. Osief W6i i Rolnik.
2. Kupiec i Geniusz.
3. Hlstorya o Pierwszym Starcu tani.
+ h~istorya o Drugim Starcu i Dw6ch Psach Gar.
nych.
,. Historya o Rybaku.
Z. Historya o kr6lu Greckim i o Lekarzu Dubanie
:. Historya o MeAu i Papudze.
). Historya o Ukaranym Wezyrze.
>. Historya Miodego Kr6la Wysp Czarnych.
10 liistorya o Trzech Derwiszach Kr6lewiczacL o
Pieciu Damach Bagdackich.
/. Hlstorya Fierwszego Derwisza Kr6lewicza.
Il. iilstorya o Zazdrosnym i Jego Sssiedzie.
-. II storya Drugiego Derwisza Kr6lewicza.
~ Historya Trzeciego Derwisza Kr6lewicza.
ID. Historya Zobeidy.
Ii. Historya Aminy.
Il, historya S~ynbada Morskiego o Jego Siedmiu
Nie5ezpiecznych Podr6zach.
-. Try Jablka.
-. llittorya o DAME Zamordowanej 10 Miodziefcu.
Jej Mezu.
-. Historya o Nureddynie Ali i Bedreddynie Hassan.
Il. Historya Maiego Garbuska.
y. Historya Kupca Chrzescianina.
y. Historya Opowiedziana przez Szafarza Suitana
Kasgarskiego.
I. Historya Lekarza Zyda.
.. Historya Opowiedziana przez Krawca.
20. Historya Balwierza i Jego Braci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Sp. Adam TufOdZiecki,

urod1ony d. 20 grudnis 1851 "
Szozepankowis, " Prusaoh Zaohod
niOh, umari d. "a lutego 1886 o 90.
dzinis a6 wiec.. W Spring Valley. Ill,
Przezywszy lat 46. Kondukt DO
graebowy odbyi sic dnia 26 lutegc.
Wssystkim, kt6rzy brazil udzisl "
pogrssbis, dsiekujemy staropolskism
nB6g zapiac".
smutku pograaeni
Julia Tutodziecka, iona.
Marta, Ignacy ! Katarzyna dzieci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
POsZukiwanie.

J6ssf Kszmiero1ak posrukuje
brsts swego Frsncisska liczaoego
lat AZ, poohoGrsosgo z Ks. Pom,
ktory prisbyws " Ameryos lat o.
Ma poczssku byi " warren Co. Phil.
a lata temu miesrksi we Philsdelfii,
oststnia rare pr.ebywai W Scranton,
mech racsy ds6 znsc o sobis, q jeae-
iiby kto wisdziai o jsgo pobyoie
mech ds rnsc pod sdrsssm:
J6zef Rozmierczgk.
$3.50 Elegars st. Philsdelphia, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
w nomacseniu polskiem:
wLASNOSC K%OSCJELNA.


wLASNOSC KOSCJELNA.
Wfasnosci zwr6cone przez bis.
kupa Qujgleya towarzystwom.
W biurze powistowego klerka
wczoraj zsrekordowsno Masterpieces
swroty wiasnosoi prrer wiel. ks. ia.
kobs K. Qaigleys biskups " Buf
falo:
Wiasnosc mIejscows koscioaa sw.
J6sefs ! kswasek Amherst; kos
cia Objswisnis Pshskiego, l8l stop
froutu ma p6snoonej stronis Bouok
ave. blisko Grant ulioy; kosoioi sw.
Stefsns wiasnos ma posudniowej stro.
ME miasta; kosoi0 sw. Imienis, M
rofnik Bailey ave. ! Robe ulioy; 10.
Sci0 Rsymsko-K Kat. sw. Frsneiszks
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
CIEKAWY DOCUMENT.

ma Il U OMENI.
Przed kilkoma tygodnismi zuslez
liimy " buff .loskism ,,Eohu" wiado
mosc, jakoby ks. biskup Qaigley,
p~asterz djeoezji buffaloskiej, .wr6oil
pars6anom tytuiy wiasnosoi majst-
k6w koscielnyoh ~ro.maityoh parafj,
ktore byly wystawions na imie BIZ
skupa djeOe.ji buffalskisj. a kt6re
Ike. biskup Qaigley od.ied.iOzyl pra-
WEN nastepstwa po zmarlym W r. Z.
biskupie Ryanie.
Me bard.o wiersylismy tel wiado.
mosci. jake sp~rzec.nej Z postanowie
MEM kcnsylium baltimorskiego, lynn
czasem W No. 2gim E,ha snajduje
my jej potwierd.enie pod postaoia
przedruku dziennika Buff .lo
Courier Record" Z dnia IL luteRo
b. r. Redakoja ,,Eoha" zspewnia
Pr.ytem Re prawdziwosc tel wiado
mosci ~stwierd.i1s, prrejrzaws.y ksisa
XII " biur.e klerka powiatowego.
Ma powyzs.ej sasadzis powtarza
my ma tenn miejsou 6w bardso ole
kavy document, mogacy wywr.ec
wielki wp@yw ma dslsze uksstaltowa
ME naszych stosunk6w kosoielnyoh,
wstr.ymujac sic cd ws.slkioh komen
tarzy:
CHURCH PROPERTY.
Property transferred by Bishop
Quigley to the Societies.
In the County Clerks efpoe yes.
terday the fOllowing transfers of pro.
perty from the RI. Rev. James e.
Q ligley, Bishop of Buff 40, were re.
corded:
ST. J ossph's Church, CITY property
and a piece in Amherst; Church OF
the Aununciation, 181 feet front, on
the north side of Bouok Avenue,
near Grant street; St. Stephens
Church, the South Buffalo property
Church of the Holy Name, the o
nsr of Baily Avenue and Robe str
st. Francis Xavier German r. C
Church, it's property now used as a
church; st. Nicholas Church, its pro.
perty In Welker street: also the pro-
Pertiss held by the Help of Christ
ians church in Chssktowaga, the
/ Immaculate Conception Church in
East Aurora, the st. Peter and st.
Paul Church in Hamburg, the St.
Mary's Church in len and the St.
Martins Church 10 North Collins.
The consideration in each case
was fixed at 81. Under the will Ct
the late Bishop Ryan, all the pro.
perty wss turned over to Bishop
q iigley, his successor. The pro
perty is nov transferred to the VA
rious congregations, so that il may
be held by the trustees Of the soc,e-
ties, and not individually by the
Bishop. These congregations will
now own their churches, and the Bi.
shop will be relieved of the numerous
calls which are only too frequently
made in his name.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

al ipu Jon Il OLcI1e6
; nhary, Faworytki Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda.
IS. Historya o Miiosci Kamaralzamans Kr6lewicza
wyspy.
~. Dzieci Chaledanu Bsdory, Cesarz6wny Chin.
skej.
3o- Historya kr6lewicza Anayada i Danny W Mics
Gle Czarnoksiezrik6w.
81. Historya Nureddyna i Pieknej Persanki.
81. List Kalifs Haruna Alraszyda do Kr6la Balsorv.
33. Historya Bedera, K~siazecia Perskiego i Dz6hary,
kr6lewny Samandalu.
81 Historya Ganema, Syna Abu Ella, Niewolnika
Mifosci.
30. II storya o Ksiaaeciu Alasnamie o Kr6lu &c.
niu>z0w.
80. Historya o Kadadadzie Jego 40 Braciach.
81. Historya Kr6iewny Derjabaru.
80. Historya o Spiacym Obudzonym.
80. Historya Alladyna, czyli o Lampie Cudownej.
10. ~Przygody Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda.
IL. Historys Kodzyi Hassana Abdalla.
~. Historya o Ali Babe i o Czterdziestu Ziodzieiach
Zgfadzonych " Swiata przez Jedne Niewolnice.
~ Historya o Aim kodayi, Kupcu Bagdackim.
II. Historya o Koniu Zaczarowanym.
10. Historya o Ksieciu Agmedzie wieszczu Parry.
banu.
10. Historya o Dwoch Siostrach Zawistnych Szcze.
scia Miods,ej Siostry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

i nawet SIS 90.
My teraz kazdemu dajemy sposobnose nabycia
w~szystkich powiesci arahskich "a 81 LOO.
Pc wyjsciu wszystkich ksiazek cena bedzie podwyz.
szona ma $500, czyli pc % cent6w "a kazdy TOM
tylko Sc.
Taxa oferta nigdy sic ME ~powtorzy, korzystajcie
wiec z MEL dop6ki czas, II. pred l kwietnia 1898 r.
kazdy kto wniesie prenumerate ma "Tysiac Nocy i
Jedne," bedzi~e Probationary W "Ameryce."
u cali dfugie; dwanaScie tOm6w razem beda miafy
Cd ksiazek sami Opfacamy. Prenumerate nalezy
adreSem:
y. ParYs%i,
325 Huro on Street,
ko nam przysle swdj dokiadny adres. OLEDO OHIO.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-11

ing OF two ironclads. one cruiser twen-
~ torpedo-boats, three torpedo-boat
destroyers, with seven auxiliary cruis-
ers carrying $500 troops. is under
steam The order Is that the fires are
now TO be kept up continuously, so that
the fleet may be ready to depart at any
moment
There has been an accident on board
the Alfonso XII whose torpedo tubes
proved defective. She was compelled
TO return to the arsenal. This, it is
said. causes the delay. but it is believed
that 1t is simply an excuse to keep the
feet at CadiZ. IT is alleged that the
feet will not sail for the reason that
authorities do not want il 20 leave.
They will wait and wait until catas-
trophe has happened TO Admiral Ger
vera's fleet. and then there will be an
explosion Of popular indignation, with
possibly an uprising. There is nothing
10 prevent the squadron from sailing
at once. but Admiral Camara and his
officers and men have quite lost their
heads.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-11
What Naynl Officers saw.

Naval officers say that it is ridiculous
for the army to be kept on board trans
ports under the hot gulf sun merely on
the rumor that three Spanish warships
have been seen in the neghborhood of
Havana. At the bureau of navigation
and in the bureau Of military informa-
ton, whose duty it is to keep track Of
the whereabouts of the enemy's ves-
sells, 1t is stated that there is not A
Spanish ship afloat i'm the West Indian
waters that could successfully engage
even one of our small gunboats COM
posing the blockading squadron off Ha-
vana. The only vessels Spain has on
this side of the Atlantic, except Ger
vera's fleet. according to this authority.
are the Conde de Venadite and the Isa-
bel III, which, when last heard from,
was at Porto Rico. These two ships
are OF Anticipated build, their boilers
are known TO be in wretched condition,
and they are poorly armed.