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sALIsBURYs REPLY.
Interest Conferred In Addition to Fashoda
Correspondence.

London. Oct. 25.-IRterest today is
conferred in the Marquis Of Salisbury
addition to the Fashoda question cor
respondence contained in the publica-
ton of the British blue book on that
subject. The conservative newspapers
express themselves as being highly
pleased with his rejoinder to the
French yellow book on the same sub
ject. They declare that it dispels the
idea spread by the dispatch of the
French ambassador here, Baron De
Courcel, that the British premier was
willing to negotiate on the whole ques-
ton. But the liberal and radical or
gans still consider that the Marquis of
Salfsbury's attitude admits Of negotia-
tons promising a friendly arrange
ment The entire press. however.
scouts the idea of the possession of
Fashoda coming within the sphere of
the discussion.
The point most commented upon in
the latest published correspondence re-
lating to the upper Nile, is the diver
gence in Baron De CourceIs and Lord
Salisbury's accounts of their interviews
on Oct. and Oct. 10, the former ac-
cording to the French yellow book, rep
resenting Lord Salisbury as saying
that he would consult with his coll
territory and giving to France access
to the Nile through Bahr-el- Ghazal:
whereas, Lord Salisbury says that he
did not countenance Baron De Cour-
cells vague suggestions. and told him
that he was not in a position to discuss
the matters. unless France submitted
definite proposals Lord Salisburys
version is hailed by the press as remov-
ing the fear created by the yellow book,
that he was backing down and enter
ing upon negotiations that he had pre-
viously declared We're impossible
The Capetown correspondent of the
Times says Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, address,
ing an open air meeting here this
(Tuesday) afternoon, said that four
years ago he saw Baron De Courcel
(French ambassador to Creat BRITAIN
and told him on authority of Lord
Roseberry, that Great Britain would
fight If necessary to prevent the French
reaching the Nile and cutting the con-
nection the British intended to make
between the north and south Mr..
Rhodes added that he knew the French
government was then advised that
such would be Englands action.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26

Floquet to draw the sword against a
factious general and without a Cons
tant to make him cross the frontier
The cabinet has been overturned on
q mere preteXt, because bands of peo-
pie, collected by those defying au-
thority while pretending to defend 1t.
have fomented agitation and almost
terror. In the rue Royale the rioters
tried to overturn a carriage containing
three Americans, amid cries of Down
with the Jewsl"
Evidently the taste for street de-
monstrations is reviving, and perhaps
on Thursday, when the court of cassa-
ton will meet. there win be a renewal
of the uproar.
1t looks as though NJ. Brisson gave
up in disgust position which yielded
him neither pleasure nor greatness.
Nobody has any idea who win succeed
him, unless, perhaps, M. Faure knows,
for he is alleged to have instigated the
overthrow of the cabinet.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
CLASS DAY OFFICERS.
Senior Glass at Yale University Elect
Its Representatives

New Haven, ct. Oct. 25.-The senior
class (academic) of Yale University to-
night chose its class day officers. There
was somewhat of a contest between
the non-society men and those who are
members of the several ,fraternities
previous to the election, but the fact
that the candidate for class poet was
nominated by a society man took tea
sharpness out of it all.
The men elected were: Class poet.
Howard Chandler Robbins Of SPRING
field, Mass; class orator, George Dana
Graves of Manchester, N. H: class
secretary, Donald Russell Hooker of
New Haven, CT; historians, William
Henry Field of Rutland, VT, George
Sheppard Chappelle of New London,
CT Ellis Oliver Jones of Columbus, O.,
John Brown Adams of New York city,
Hugh Andrew Callahan of Chicago,
ILL.,. cup committee. James McDevitt
Magee of Pittsburg Pa. William De-
lancey Kountze of New York city, VIM
chester Moves of Brooklyn, N. "; ivy
committee, Thomas Fisher Lawrence
of Hartford CT, Arson .Conger Good
year of Buffalo, n. Y, Laurancs Twee-
dy of Danbury. CT. triennial commit
tee, George Sturges Oliver of Pitts
burg. Pa, Frederick Hester Brooke II
Birdsboro, Pa. Ord Preston Of Engle-
wood, n j.; supper committee, Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt Of New York city,
Richard Earl Forrest OF Philadelphia,
Alexander Burr Marvin of New Roch-
ellie n. r., William Fitzhugh White
house of New York city, Thomas Deni-
son Hewitt Of Brooklyn N. Y; class
day committee Berne HilbroOk Evans
Of Pittsburg, Pa. Dwight Huntington
Day of Indianapolis Ind, Theodore
Wright of Bufalo N. ". Charles Hop
kins Welles, Jr,. OF Scranton, Pa. Ma
son Tyler Adams OF Amherst. MaSa
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CATHOLIC MEMS UNION.
The oath Annual Convention Opens at
Washington.

Washington. Oct 25.-The oath an
nual convention of the Catholic Young
Mems National Union opened here to-
day with the celebration of solemn high
mass at St. Patrick's Church Several
hundred delegates are in attendance.
Rev. VIM. I. Mcclure of Brooklyn, the
president, in his annual report, re-
ferred to the service of Catholics in the
war and said Father Chadwick, of
the Inflated but well avenged Maine,
had especially immortaized himself for
calm courage, real and tremendous self
sacrifice. Rev. d. J. Stafford of this
city in an address, said there was
something lacking in the Catholic
young men of today, religious indif-
ference that should give way to ac-
tivity, loyalty and interest in the
church He said that if the Catholic
young men had the ambition of their
sisters, this country would be theirs
within so years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
THEY THREW EGGS.
Fitchburg Strikers Created Rumpus and
One Arrest Was Made.

Fitchburg, Oct. 25.-A number of nom
union workmen from Worcester took
the places left vacant by the strikers
at the Iver-Johnson arms and cycle
factory this morning, and tonight a
crowd surrounded the gate of the fac
tory and threw eggs at some of the
men as they left work. One arrest was
made, but the friends of the man claim
that he did not throw the missile The
firm was able to obtain 1856 men to fill
the places of the strikers, although the
latter claim that very few men We're at
work A number of the new hands
were, escorted to their boarding places
by the police
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
THE COURT OF INQUIRY

Boston Oct. 25.-Not little interest at
taches to the court Of inquiry asked for
by Lieut.. J G. Fennessey. quartermaster
of the 9th Massachusetts volunteers which
will open tomorrow, probably at the south
armory. and which it is thought will a
public one. The members of the court.
all regular service officers, are in this
city, and, as considerable feeling has been
manifested in the contention, some inter-
esting testimony is expected to be brought
mn
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TRIAL ABRUPTLY ENDED.
Harry Kearney Pleaded Guilty to Man
daughter and is Sentenced.

bridgeport, CT, Oct 25-The trial of
Harry Kearney of Danhury, indicted
for murder in the second degree, which
has been in progress before the supe-
rior court for several days, was abrupt
ly concluded late this afternoon, when
the prisoner pleaded guilty to man
slaughter and was sentenced to state
prison for a year and half. Kearney
shot and fatally wounded Arthur Beers
at Great Plains. on the. night of August
last, Beers dying two days later.
Kearney first pleaded self-defense.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
SHE LOVED THEM BOTH.

Little Dot came home from Sunday
school. sobbing. Il won't go to that
horrid place any more" she told her
mother Indignantly.
why not dear2'
"Cos-'cos- they made me stand up
and saw. You can't serve God and
mamma. And / won't buse my sweet
mamma, so there Truth.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
PERMISSION GRANTED.
Spain Can Transport Home Some Of He,
Sick Soldiers from ManiI1.

Washington. Oct 25.-The following
cable message has been received at the
war department:
Manila, Oct 24-spanish transport
ship expected to arrive tomorrow from
Barcelona; wishes to transport to Spain
800 of the HOO sick Spanish prisoners
of war now here This would relieve
situation. Shall permission be given
(Signed), otis"
This message was answered in the
affirmative.
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Philippine QUESTION.
American Peace Commissioners Decide
Upon Policy TO Follow.

Paris, Oct. 25.--The American peace
commission today was in session dur
ing the whole afternoon. The deliber-
ations, however, had no relation to the
question of the Cuban debt upon which
the attitude of the United States has
been strictly determined. Our commits
sioners discussed the Philippine ques-
ton today, and decided upon the policy
to follow. 1t is believed the American
commissioners have full power to deal
with this matter as they may judge for
the best interests of the United States
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
BROcKToN STRIKE.
ills Thought That the Men VIII Go Back
to Work MONDAY.

Brockton, Oct 25.-It is generally
agreed that the lasters strike in this
city and the neighboring towns will not
last over this week, and that the men
will all go back to work next Monday
either at the old prices or a very Slight
increase.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
STEAMER LEWISTON.
The Court Awards the Damages for tn
Floating of the Vessel.

Boston Oct. 25.--Judge Lowell, in the
United States district court today, appor-
toned the proceeds of the sale of the
steamer Lewiston by awarding damages
not exceeding $500 to Thomas A. Scott and
Others, who fioated the steamer after she
had gone ashore on Point Judith on her
unfortunate rtip up from Montauk Point.
The salvers claimed a much larger sum,
but Judge Lowell decided that the crew of
the steamer were entitled to compensa-
ton, and cut down the salvage so that
the men might be allowed something from
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THE JAWS OF DEFEAT.

"Talk about snatehtng victory from the
laws of defeat" exclaimed Senator Sorg-
hum, retrospectivey.
Ibid YOU ever accomplish that2'
II should say so. The last man had as
an opponent wasted so much time talkin
that he didn't stand any show whatever.
w ashington Star.
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coMING ro sPRINGF1ELp.

Springfield Oct 25. Prof. Fulton J
Coffin librarian of the University of Chi
cago has accepted the chair of professor
of Old Testament language and literature
and comparative religions in the Bible
Normal College in this city
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
A MERE PRETExT.
Cabinet Overturned Because Bands of
People Have Fomented Agitation.

London. Oct. 2e.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Times says: The days
Of Boulangism are returning without a
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
Blizzard in the
West
A RECORD BREAKER.
Nearly a Foot Of Snow Fell
in Some Places.

Galesburg. III, Oct. pa blizzard
has ragged here since noon. A heavy
snow is falling, traffic and business are
topped. 1t breaks all records for this
| season of the year. Wires are down in
/ every direction.
Kansas City, Mo-, oct. ga fierce
snow storm is raging in the southwest.
At some points snow covers the ground
from two TO four inches. The storm be-
gan at midnight last night and accom-
| panied by a strong wnd, has prevailed
Since with Increasing vigor. Telegraph
communication has been interrupted,
ana other minor damage done. At Chill
ncothe, Mo, the wind is blowing a per-
feet gale, and at Sedalia. the heaviest
snow storm known in the history Of
central Missouri for the month of Oc-
tober IS reported. 1t is growing colder
Lacrosse, Wis. Oct. 25.-A snow
storm, accompanied by cold wind
blowing at the rate of 40 miles an hour.
has been raging in western Wisconsin
all day. The Temperature has gone
down to 20, and is steadily dropping.
Telegraphic service is seriously inter-
rupted.
DhiA4st pu, Id Oct. z0.-Ihe worst
blizzard in years prevailed in this To-
eality today and tonight. Not wire
was working out of Burlington this
ev ening. Lines are Frustrated everv-
where. Snow and sleet fell for five
hours. Oskaloosa reports a severe wind
and snow storm
Dubuque Ia, Oct. ga driving snow
storm prevailed all day, reaching to-
night almost the proportions of a, biz
Yard. Traffic is much delayed, and the
wet snow interferes with the tele-
graphic and telephone services. The
same conditions are reported through
out northern Iowa.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Oct 25.-The worst
snow storm ever experienced in Iowa
in October prevailed here all day. Tele-
graph and telephone wires and poles
went down in all directions. This city
was practically cut off from the out
side world all day. Tonight the weather
Is growing much colder. Probably a
foot of snow FELL but much Of it melted
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26

One of the most entertaining sights
in life is to see two people who know
it all attempting to instruct each other.
Puck.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

osgrody. prssto Barrios osoosya sis
strata ! beg nisj nigdy sie ME uka
sywaa.
Dnia 8 lutsgo wys.sdi B.rrios "
sovar'ystwis pieoiu .brojnyoh. ME
"iedsso, as zallirssr. kt5ry jus cd
kilku dni M nisgo dybal. ssoi " DO.
blitu ! oseka tylko M nisgc. Z.l.
liDger, me4osy.na wysoki | silny. re
pohnsf dw6oh re stra.y ma box. do
tan do Bsrriosa / strselil dof dvs
rasy: " usta / " brzuoh. Ooyd~s
strsaiy byly smiertelne; Pre1ydeoi
skona2 II kilka minut.
Pc dokonanej sbrodni Zallinge.
jsf uoiska6, ale STRAIT puscila sic "a
MIN wpogoh i pososyia 60 kilku GEL
nemi strsaiami trupsm.
Pc ss~miessksch, kt6re 20 .gonis
Barriosa powstaly, stansi na o.sls
rssdu Cabrera jake ~tymo.asowy pre-
sydsnt Guatemala, ale o wlad.e do.
bija sic jenerai Morales. Zbity pre-.
ob6s pr.eciwny, ueieki Morales do
Msksyku. lsos .sbrat jua wojska
krocsy obsonis do Guatemali. Ma
on miedzy w~ssysskimi p.stendeuta
nj nsjwieosj wpaywu | .dsje sic, ae
prsemocs utoruje sobis droge do
wladsy.
w Sredcu obohod,ono " tych
dniach uroosyscis Is roo,nioe smier-
Of Patrjoty bu1garskiego Wasila
Lswskisgo, kt6ry " T. 1873 .ginat /.
reki turk6w ma s.ubisnioy. W Ia.
tedrze odprawii nabotefstwo sam
metropolis / miai do dsiesisoioty
sisosnsj r.es.y ognists move, W kt6.
rel ro1wi6di sic o p~otr.ebis uwolnie-
mia Z jar.ma Maoedonji. Tlum OBJ
chod.il W prooesji miasto | pr,yo.do.
biz pomnik Lswskiego kwiatami.
Ministrowie w.'sli W pocbod.ie n.
dziaf.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
Grypa pozostawif tia ia W wodnej
puchlinie.

puchlinie.
Wszeka, Wis, l styo.nia 1895 T.
Cscigodny Doktor1s Fahrney, Chi.
oago, ILL., w marou 1895 Z. .apad.
lam ma grype. Gdy pozbyiam sic
tel dolegliwosoi, ~znalaziam, 70 oby.
dwie mole nogi 50 dotkniets. sru.
chiy tax, 70 MO ma nioh ME moglam
nosi6. Nawss ME mogsam wloayc
~Poho.ooh. Strasznis wpgladaly mo.
js c.ionki. Dokt6r, do ktorego sic
udaiau, powiedriai, to ME vile, ooby
m6gl ola mnie uozynie. Chorobe
na1wal wodna puchlirs. Zatrwo.y.
lam sic wielos Z tego 90 mi powie.
d1ial, tedy udslam sic do innsgo
doktora, q ten powied.ial to Same.
Myslafam ma pewno, ss pr.yjd.is mi
umrzs6 ma to ohorobe, i wierze. as
tax by sic staiO. gdybym sic byia ME
dowiedsiala o Pshskism lekarstwis
Gomoso. To ooaliio nj ayoie. Pc
.uayoiu 10 butslsk, aostalam wyls.
oaons. Nam lat SO. wykonywam
wszystka ms praoe tax " domu jak
pc "a domem. Zrazu myslalam, &c
bols " nogach spowodowane .ostaly
ciezka praoa, le,z b6le to wszystkie
Ninety, ohooiaz wcias praouje. ~.
o~syiabym sobie, aaeby kaAdy oierpis.
cy dowiedzisl sic o tenn lekarstwie.
q wieloma podziekami, po1ostaje
wdzieczna
Barbara Dworakowa.
ORA Piotr4 Gomozo zadziwiio vie.
Ia swa szozegolns d.ialslnosois "
traktanencie konstytuojonalnyoh ME
porzaik6w. Me moana je nabyc u
sptskarzy lscz jest sprzsdawane lu.
dziom vprost Tub przez specjalnyoh
agentow. Pc b!i.szs saozegoly pis.
ole do: DR.. Peter Fshrney, 1l2-1l4
So. Hoyne Ave-. Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

znocsna csssc sskrseorzy gr,sp sseSq-
~to'ych ma sscyczaj scysysania picnic
asy "a scstepne. odznaki sGp. cd no
syeh cssonk6so pray scysssaniu apliko-
~. Jesao zsoyczqj niepraktycsny.
Rdsda grupd ztoiqzkooa (dop6ki ~.
ps"dotoanq ME JEST ma kredyt % 6su-
re Rsqdu Ce~ntralnego. Wo6ec esoo
'skretdrze z opfatq scstspnego "a no,cyeA
'zfonk6W po'cinni sic sostrzymat do
p6ty, dop6ki ME osrzymajq rachunku
od seAresarza jeneralncgo. My o ms
erem ME sapomniemy, Prey ,eypi.y,sa-
nin cyrASlarza o to o6a,oy MEMS.
Gdy zds sekretarz otrzyma cd mas Cur
tulars "a r~dchunkiem) i gdy SIC pro-
coma, se rachunek ten ACADIA sic zjsgo
~eHqzkami, potoinien przessae ma rece
tasyern Zp. N. p. lyle, lie ten rachu.
mex 'oykdzuje - ami mniej, ami ,oiecej.
0dy zapro~adziray ten porzqdek a
nd zacsze, miejscd mice ME 6edq 70
pozorne nisdoksadnoSci. kt6re ,cielu
'ekretarzom grup spae ME pozsoalqjq,
q nam przez to oszczedzicis pono,oie
viele esasu. - SxKR. JENERALNr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

JezsE kto = csSoa&6,s Z1iqzk-l n,e O.
'rzymvje regularnie nZgody", ,po,oi-
MEN o tenn ndtychmidst zd,ciadomie
Sekr. Jenerdlnego, q nie Redaktora,
et6ry z adresami od6iorc6p organ.
s'ciqzko,cego mic ~sp6lnego niema. Als
sd'cidddmiajqc o tenn, ndIesy przede-
~szystkiem podac nory adres doksad-
ny, odok da,onego. Teraz dzieje sis
tax, ze, jesei kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy.
meje regularnie, ucdza "a scfascius
mas z~'cymySlde s nie podae - s,cego
adresu! Skutek taxi: dalej rZgody"
nie otrzyntCs.- SlKP. JHNxRALHY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

Sehrstarze grup prey rdportdch mic
siecznych po~inni koniecznie zafqcza6
karty podr6Sne, ma mocy kt6rych przU-
mug czfonk6W : innych grup. PrzJ
odsuspendowaniu cztonk6p, sekretars
grupy pouinien zaosze zdznaczat przez
jak 6ugi c=as cztonek 6ys suspendo-
todnym. - SxKRKrARz JKNRRALNr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
Ze Swiata.

= Tow. przemysfowc6w pol.
skfch, n~ajstarszs Z towarsystw pol.
skioh W Bsrlinie, obohodsilo " T.
N. sws 81 roosnioe. Ma uroosys
toS6 e stawifa sic, opr6o. o1lonk6w
to~warzystws, wislks lio.ba delega.
TOW | goSoi, pomied.y kt6rymi byao
sPero inssligenoji ~miejsoowsj. 2 pos.
low. prrebywajsoyoh " Bsrlinie. byl
obsony p. Josef Gfebooki Z Cssr.
lsjnka.
- POlki. Cztsry artystki polskie
w~ystepoja obscnie " tearatoh WHO'S.
kioh: " Gsnui parma r Pinkert "a.
oh~yoa ~publioznoic Swistna kolora.
sura, " Padwie parma Krus.elnicka
s~ntu.jssmuje widow jake jasnowlo-
"a E "a W ,,Lohsngrinie', " Messy
ME spisws Z wielkiem powod.eniem
PARMA ssAnna Lubran:oka " pPsja
oach", W Neapolu, " teatrse Mar.
oadante, .bisra laury Ida Montsleo.
ne (Lswenberg) z Wars.swy. jake
Carmen " oper.s Bi.eta.
- w Pradze wznowiono HAL
Re" Moniuszki " narodowym tsatr.s
o.sskim. Sukoss byl olbrzymi; sztu
ke prIyjmowano . entuzjazmem. Ro.
1s''ano . tsgo powodu tslsgramy
gratulaoyjns do r6anych instytucyj
polskioh.
Wystawa pOlska W Paryzu.
Pred kilku tygodnismi odbyio sis
walns 1gromad.snis polskisgo Koia
artystyc.no- literaokiego " Pary.u
Postanowiono .ajsc sic u~rsad.enism
wystawy malarzy polskioh W Paryau;
pr.edwstepne .badanis warunk6w
Poruozono zar.sdowi. do kt6rego DO
woaani sostali: p. Cyprjan Coded.
ski, prof. Gasztowtt, p. K. NJ. Gorski,
L. Dygst. z. Ssojowski. K. Krau. /
W. Naiecz. Komisjs rswi.yjns M
Z. 1898 skiadaja PIP. Koimih.ki. Ssef,
KrIywossewski | Kiniorski. Stara
MEM Koia urzad,ony bedsis " ma
ju odcsyt pref. Gas.towtta W je.yku
franou.k,m. dals.y oiag z~ss,loroo..
nei prelekcji o S;enkie wiozu / jepo
dzieiach.
W Paryzu odsbral sobie ~
Gle w%ystr.asem rswolwsru Stanis
law Kaoskowski, kupiso. kt6ry pro.
bowal kilku intsresow ma wislks ska.
ie, q ostatnio starai sic wprowadzi,
do Francji pieo nowsgo syst ,mu
Podobno grad ma gield.ie l ia g,
.rujuowsia.
- ProtestanccJ Mazurzy v
Berlinie, ktorzy dotsd ayli tn " .u
Pefnem rosPros.sniu, .ac.ynaja si,
organi.owa6, gi6wnie IA ~staranisu
Pa'tora Acknowledge. kt6ry do
brai do Pomooy sobis komitst, ska
dsjaoy sie IL os6b. Komitst tel
wydaa W jssyku polskim 1 niemiskiu
nastspujsca ods.ws:
"Nasi Polsko ewangeliocy wsp6l
wy.nawoy Ayjs " Bsrlinis " TO.
Prosssniu, ME wisdsao jsde1 o dru
GIN. To ter ma liosnych prrykl.
daoh widae, re tn we w.gls1.is reIi
gijnym nieras wsrystkiego sic 20
'by~ajs co i'm ma ojozy,nie jak'
pr.odk6w spusci.na drogism bylo.
my niasj Podpisani upras.am,
wieo Was unisenis, aebysoie zeohcie
Ii z nami Iawisra6 towarzystwo ma
jaoe .amisry nastepujsos:
L U~ozeszozanie do n~aboaefstv
POlskich, wisOzorko It'd
2. Staranis o ,wsp6iwyznswc6,
polskieJ mowy, bsdz religijnie, bad;
moralnis ma rozmaite nisbszpisozsh,
silva narazonych.
nPolityka ! inne csle So wykluozo
ne. Lcksl ma 1gremadzsnis jest bez
platny".
Cele sego towarzystws 50 religijne
Bsdzis n mia}o jsdnakowos taka,
narodows znsorenie, DO stsnie 81,
ogniskiem, okoio ktorsgo gromadzit
sic beds ~tutejsi Mazurry.
- Straszliwy dramat rod.in.
ny wydsrzyf sic W miejsoowoso
Weinboehla pod Dresnsm. Mods
iona Pewnego kuPoa tamtsjszego "
panaA.ta 4klaLo,s. ~LI
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Jezeii doktorzv ME mogii rozpoznat fpei choro.
~, lub ME mogli Ct mic pOm6dz, 10 napisz zaraz do
DOktora Hama, a on ci udzieli rady darlo. Gdyby
ioktor uznai chorobe "a nieuieczalna, To pienisdze
swrOcii ME potrzebujesz bye mic etratny. DIR. Ham
est uczciwym 1 odpowiedzialnym, a chorymi opie-
iziecmi. Ludzie, kt6rzy naprilnO szukali rady fec.
1ych. doktorbw, kt6rzy przecierpieli po klikana
scie lat W ezpitalach, 5akhy W czarodzicjski epo
sob zostah uleczeni przez Ora. Hama Me m6wi.
my tego 2 Fading przesada, lccz tylko szczera pra
vide. Me przediuzai ewej chOroby, DO NOE sie
STAG nieulecIalna. Pisz zaraz do Doktora Hama.
Medycyn Doktora Hama nis MONA dosiac " ~
Incl apiece, ami gros -, ant ezynku, on tel cd
pedler6w. kto chce bye pswnvm, H. dostaje czysie
I ldrOwa medycyne, 20 musi 10 takowa pisa( pro
sto DO Ora Hama. Butelka medvcyny kosztujet si
80 si.Op, szesc hutelek $40. Piszac 20 rnedycync
11l-1y opisac ewa ehorolei zaiaclvc W liscie p'
1isdze, lub przekaz poc>towv. hrnkowv luh EXPIRE
iovy. Mcdycyne ! prlepia gak sc lerzyf wvsvfsm,
p~dwrofna poczia. Przysis Lar.e IOcziows ns %
toMI.Gk. Nlrea tall.
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nazda korespondencya, katda notatks,
przeznaczona do ,,Zgody", powinna bye
przysyfana wprost na rece Redaktora. w
sprawie ogfoszeh, ksia1ek k~witowych, I ~
og6le wszystkich robot drukarskich, mo
sic sic nalety zawsze z Sekretarzem Jene-
ralnym. S~EKRErARz JKNKRAINY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

Katdy kandydat, nowowstepujacy DO
zwiazku, je4eli ju1 kiedys do naszej orga-
nizacyi n~alezaf, powinien W swej aplikacyi
wyraznie to zaznaczyc, podajac uumer CRU
py, ktorej byf c~zionkiem, oraz date, kiedy z
grupy wystapif.- SEKRKTARz JKNKRALNY.
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