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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
MILLIONAIRE ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED.

Hazelton, Pa, June "a. S. Van
Wickle. the millionaire coal operator
and philanthropist of this city, was aoci-
dentally killed here today while partici-
pating in a clay pigeon shoot outside of
the city limits. Mr.. Van Wickle leaned
over his gun with the barrel pointing
to his body. In some manner the trigger
was touched, setting the weapon off.
The full charge entered Mr.. Van Wickle's
body.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
HOW LEYDEN WRILES AVA
HOURS.
HOW


Key West, June SAN auxiliary gun
boat which arrived here from Cardenas
reports all quiet there except that the
auxiliary gunboat Leyden is making
things very lively for the Spaniards by
blazing away at them whenever she sees
a movement ON the gunboats or defensive
works at Cardenas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
TENEMENT BLOCK BURNED.

Pascoag, r. l., June Sc. S. Fagan's
store with the tenement overhead and an
adjoining two tenement block were COM
pletely destroyed by fire tonight with q
loss Of $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
GEN. sCHoFIELD COMING TO MAINE

Boston, June S.-Lieut. Gen. John
III. Schotield, lately in command OF the
army. arrived in this city today accom-
ter Gen. Sohofield will spend the sum.
mer at his cottage at Bar Harbor and
will stay here only a few days.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
ARMY LEAVES TAMPA.
Twsnty-seven Thousand Troops Said To
Have Embarked Under Gen. shafter.

Boston, June S.-The Globes Washing
ION correspondent says:
The army has left Tampa 1t is no
longer question of the future, it is n
Tact accomplished.
Iwenty-seyen thousand men sailed out
into the gulf at noon today. They are
destined for Santiago, and are under
command of Major General Shafter. The
total Of %, 600 men is made up of in
fantry, cavalry, artillery, engineers and
signal corps men. There are ~ regiments
of infantry, divided as follows:
REGULARS.
First United States infantry.
Second United States infantry.
Fourth United States infantry.
Sixth United States infantry.
Seventh United States infantry.
Eighth United States infantry.
Ninth United States infantry.
Tenth United States infantry.
Twelfth United States infantry
Thirteenth United States infantry.
Sixteenth United States infantry.
Seventeenth United States infantry.
Twenty first United States infantry.
Twenty second United States infantry,
Twenty fourth United States infantry.
Twenty fifth United States infantry.
VOLUNTEERS.
Second Massachusetts,.
Seventy first New York
Thirty second Michigan.
First Ohio.
Third Ohio
Fifth Ohio.
Second New York.
First District of Columb ia.
Fifth Maryland.
One hundred and fifty seventh Indiana.
Third Pennsylvania.
There are 16 regular and IL volunteer
regiments and as there are about 800 men
to a regiment the infantry force consists
of q, 600 men. In addition to the infantry
the following also left:
A battalion of engineers.
A detachment of the signal pS.
Fivess squadron of cavalry.
Four batteries of light artillery.
Two batteries of heavy artillery.
This military force is conveyed by the
battleship Indiana and the gunbcat
Helena, with the training ship Bancroft
as the floating home of Gen. Shafter.
Transports should reach Santiago by Fri
day night or early Saturday morning.
The attempt to land the troops will be
made next Saturday. There ought to be
no difficulty in placing the men on shore.
The batteries at the entrance to Santiago
harbof have been silenced, and the insur-
gents are already congregated in large
force to assist the American troops.
The Stars and Stripes will float over
Santiago next Sunday and Admiral Ger
vera's flag will have been lowered before
the triumphant advance of the American
army.
A lively exchange of cable messages be-
tween Admiral Sampson and the navy
department. has been going on all the
morning, and the admiral has been fully
advised of the movements of the invad-
ing army.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09

The vote proceeded, resulting in favor
of adjournment, but roll call was or.
dered, resulting, ayes 81 noes so, and
the House adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
FARM HANDS DROWNED.

Danbury, Conn, June s.-William
Ballard, 30, and Frank Mansfield, rs,
farm hands, We're drowned while out
rowing on Balls Poud, in the town of
cred underneath their overturned boat.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
LIFE SAVERS TO BE RECALLED.

Highland Light, Mass, June S.-The
CAPITA ms of the several life-saving
stati ons along the coast have received
orders from the Department at Wash
ington to recall four men from each crew
for active service at once.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
VERDICT AGAINST ICE COMPANY.

Boston, June S.-A verdict of SIS, 00t
for the plaintiff was returned by jury
in the Superior court this afternoon be-
fore Judge Fessenden in the case of Mar
garet Mcneil by her next friend, E. Il,
Mcneil VS.. the Boston Ice company. This
was an action to recover $40 600 damages
for personal injuries sustained on August
2s, 1896, by plaintiff by being struck by
a cake of ice which fell from one of ue.
PENDANTS wagons. The plaintiff is -four
years old. She lost a foot
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
MISSISSIPPI TOWN BRUNEI.

Birmingham. Ala, June S.-The bust
ness portion of Ittabena, Miss, was de-
stroyed by file today with the exception
of two stores. The loss is over $3.50, 1000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-09
BREEZE OVER HAWAII.
The ADnexationists Attempted TO Force
Question Yesterday.

The ADnexationists TAFT empted TO Force
Question Yesterday.
Washington, June 8. The House today
disposed of the Senate amendments to
the sundry civil bill and agreed to further
conference. The conference report upon
the post office appropriation bill was
adopted without debate and then the
House proceeded to consider the bill to
provide for participation of volunteer
soldiers in Congressional elections. Ad-
journment was taken pending disposal
and the bill will come tomorrow.
The session began and ended with Ha-
waiian incidents, Mr.. Grosvenor of Ohio,
a leader of the annexationists, figuring
in each instance.
They grew out of the anxiety of those
who want early consideration lest the op-
position effect undue delay, If not the
defeat of the annexation resolutions al
this session. -s.;
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
AFTER THANKSGIVING DRY
A FEAST OF REASON so AR
RANGED THAT IT CAN BE T.
JOYED BY ALL.

A FEAST OF REASON so AR
RANGED THAT 1T CAN BE T.
JOYED BY ALL.
After the Thanksgiving dinner
everybody is ready for another feast,
the feast Of reason. Next Sundays
Philadelphia Press" NOV. 27, will be
the greatest banquet Of good things
ever prepared by any newspaper for it's
readers
Take a glance at some of the good
things. Where jefferson wrote Rip Van
Wrinkle. Did you know that he drama.
tized this famous play in the counties
OF Eastern Pennsylvania?
Are women deteriorating? a famous
specialist says they are not az Wen de-
ve,cped as our great. great grandma
theirs. He also says that Pennsylvania
girls are the most perfect types of
American womanhood.
Squirrel men have been discovered.
and the 6trangest part Of it is that they
were found in our own country. They
eat Gcorns and crickets, and have the
sTio.est kind CT rules about mother-in-
lawa.
Dickens Court Of Chancery at our
very door The only court in existence
similar to that where the famous case
cf Jarndyce and Jarndyce was tried.
Danced at the age Of 10S. Bucks
county has the most wonderful woman
In the world.
In addition to these features. there
viii be another instalment of Kipling e
most interesting work, giving close
acquaintance with the men on board a
man-of-war; Frank Carpenters latest
letter, and many other features, which
viii make this edition of the Sunday
/ Press notable. BE sure to order 1t to-
/ day Of your newsdealer
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

Suddenly. in Philadelphia, on
the 23d instant, Sarah T.. Ball, widow
Of the late Reuben Ball. OF Mill
Creek hundred.
November 10. 1898
Mary A. Edwards. wife OF Richard
w. Edwards, aged 65 years.
FREED.-In this city, on November 10
1898, Margaret Freed, aged 70 years.
GALLAGHER In this city, of diph-
liberia, on November %. 1898, Katie,
daughter of Michael J. and Mary A.
Gallagher, aged years.
.AI'AlAII1N.- On November 20, 1898, El.
len Handy NIcMakin.
.RAISTON.-In Reading, Pa, on the
18th instant, Jennie r., daughter OF
Matthew and Mary Ralston.
.sHARP.-In this city, on November %
1898, Lille S., daughter Of Wallace
and Cora S. sharp, aged months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the
.rcsidence Of her parents, No. 1923 Kirk
wood street, on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
.sLAYSAIAN.-In this city, on Novem-
her %, 1898, Harry w. Slaysman, al
No. 1923 Lancaster avenue, aged AZ
years.
.SNOW.-On November q, 1898, George
Snow, in his 3lst year.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
Surprise Prices
This Week

On Mems Fine Shoes. Winter Wei Kid,
Box Car and Winter Russet. Newest
styles. nickel eyelets, bread toe, extern
cion soles. and English backstay.
Really better than many $3.50 Shoes,
and you will say so when you see
them. This special lot sl97. Great
buying on boys fine Box Calf and Win
ter Rraset Shoes, heavy, stylish, man
nish. Just the kind Of Shoes boys
should wear. Tomorrow, $1.47 in place
Of s175 Girls Viscolo Calf Shoes, the
new Winter Shoe. Strong, durable and
yet neat. The ideal Winter Shoe. $1.22
in place Of $3.50. A little lot of Boys
Shoes, sizes 3 to 51k, 96c A special
purchase Of Girls Shoes, II to 2, at 96c.
C0DMANic The Money-saving
OtltHHN y, Shoe House,
No. 10 East Fourth St.,
Between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
RUSHED rHE WRONG DOG.

TWO young men, Of This city, several
evenings ago, went out to call on two
young women. The talk turned on
beer, and one OF the young women init
mated that she liked it.
Get me kettle and I'll rush the
GROWER" said one of the young fell
lows, who, The Wayfarer understands,
spends a good deal OF mis- spare time
On the neighborhod OF Eighth and Mar
ket streets.
The girls entered into the spirit OF
The thing and got the kettle. The TWO
young men went to the nearest saloon,
put the Kettle on the bar and gave their
order. Removing the lid the bartender
looked at them quizzically and said.
81 guess you've rushed the wrong
dog"
They looked in the kettle and found
sc half fun of lard.
"Whatll you talke?" said one"
Beer" said the other.
Same here said his friend.
"What'll the GIRLS take?" asked the
other
Lard, or go without" said the fell
low who was thus Intercepted.
But the girls enjoyed the joke more
Than the boys enjoyed the beer.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
MECHANICAL HALL FINISHED
AS WE'LL AS PRAC-
T1CE WORK TO BE CARRIED ON
IN THE BUILDING.

INSTRUCTIONS AS WE'LL AS PiIliAC-
T1CE WORK TO Bic CARRIED ON
IN THE BUILDING.
The new Mechanical Hall at Della
ware College. built to take the place Of
the machine shops burned laet April.
Is now finished, equipped and occupied
by the Department OF Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering. All the in
s.ruction as we'll as the practical work
of the department viii hereafter be
carried on in the new building.
Mechanical Hall Is a brick building
G3x34 feet and two-stories high, with
q one-etoried rear extension IS feet
square for a boiler house. The whole
lower floor Of the building is occupied
by the machine shop. The second floor
contains the electrical laboratory, the
dTaughting room, two recitation rooms
and the office Of the department
Great pains have been taken to equip
the machine shop in ouch fashion as to
meet all the needs OF the students.
The equipment includes one % horse
power boiler two drill presses, a
shaping machine. FIVE woodworking
lathos, elk carpenter benches, each
with It's proper outfit OF tools, and a
l50-light dynamo with switchboard and
appliances. An Of this apparatus is in
daily use by the. classes of the Me-
chanioal Department
The draughting room, 15x40 feet, is
abundantly lit from the north. The
electrical laboratory, 15x3O feet, ie
properly equipped for electrical test
ing and experiment The class rooms
l5xlS feet each, are completely fur
nished, and heated and wen it,
The heating plant for nearly all OF
the college buildings is located in the
ample cellar of Mechanical Hail. This
cellar and all parts Of the building are
so constructed as to reduce 10 a mini
mum the danger from fire.
BY the transfer Of the Mechanical
and Electrical Department from lite
class room and draughting room in
recitation hall those apartments are
left vacant and available for other
uses. One of the rooms will in time
be used as an overflow apartment foi
the constantly growing general library
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
MIAMI Will BE THE FORT.

You should 80 to Havana this Win
ter via Miami. That will be The popular
route. On the way you can make as
many stops as YOU like at Flagler's
magnificent hotels. White to John NJ
Beall, District Passenger Agent, South
ern Railway, S2S Chestnut street ,Phila-
delphla. Pa, to make your arrange
ments for the trip.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
NIL MAKE -APpIIcArIoN.

Robert Adair, attorney OF the Will
Candy Company, made appli-
cation to Hon. w c. Spruance on Wed
nesday for the Incorporation OF the
company. The new firm is made up OF
the present members and will carry on
business under the name Of "The Will
Candy Co.. Incorporated. "
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

PIIlI-PRICE-The days Of 25 cents
box for pills are numbered. Dr. Ag-
news Ilver Pills at ten cents a vial
are eurer, safer and pleasanter to take.
Cure Constipation. Sick and Nervous
Headaches. Dizziness, Lassitude, Heart
burn, Dyspepsia, boss of Appetite, and
all troubles arising from liver disorder.
"a Sold by Miller Drug Co., 402
Market. and n. b. Danforth. Market
and Second streets
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

BLEST-GRIMES.-On Thursday, No
vember "a, 1898, at the residence Of
the bride No. 1925 Maple street, by
Rev. w. w. Sharp, George w. Blest
and Eliza ]. Grimes.
MORINE- BOYTON.- On Wednesday,
November %. 1898. by Rev. John
France, Henry E. Morine and Estella
NJ BOytOn.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
WAYFARER'S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and UnpIeas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS

III You READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GEsTION, BUT THERE is MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
The Cold
Wave
Is Here

Are you prepared
for it? If not, call on
us. We are now
better prepared than
ever to supply you
with Suits and Over
coats suitable to the
season, ready-made
andmade-to-Order at
the lowest prices in
the city, and if you
are short Of cash it
makes no difference.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
FIREl FIRE.

II. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood Office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L. checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

4
The manner in which the Regular
Republicans and Union Repub-
Ncans are watching the mem
bers-elect OF the General Assembly is
cleverly demonstrated by the following
incidents which the Wayfarer hears;
Ex-Postmaster Daniel +. Stewart
Addicks leader; Frank P. Ewing, rep
representative-elect from Brandywine
hundred, and James Green, Addicksite.
Of Rookland, all personal friends, went
down to Piedmont, w. Va, on a gum
ming trip. The Regulars are counting
on Ewing to vote with them at Dover,
and the fact that he was of with two
Addicisites exercised them exceeding
~ On the evening succeeding thsir
departure Frederick e. Bach and other
Regular Republicans were industrious
ly engaged in endeavoring TO ascertain
what scheme the Addicksites had on
foot that should take Ewing to Yves.
Virginia.
"a day or two ago Walter II. Hayes
Addicksite, took DR.. Caleb r. Layton
Of Georgetown, Addickslte, TO the coun-
ty freasurer's Office, and introduced
him to Representatives. Roberi
Burns, who is deputy county treasurer
Not long afterwards a Regular Re
publican called on Mr. Burns ans
said:
Bob, is this a caucus?"
"Oh, no, said Mr. Burns. Hayes
brought DR.. Layton in to introduce
him to me, that was al"
"WeIl, you want 10 look out, for thi
won't dol"
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

People who Use good judgment buy
the Ludwig Piano, 5l5 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

This is the trade mark Of the great
trunk line Of the SOuth-the Southern
Railway. 1t is the short line to Flor
ida and offers the best tram service
and quickest time to all the principal
Winter resorts, as well as to all the
commercial centres of the South. Maps,
rates and all information will be cheer
fully furnished by John M. Beall, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, S2S Chestnut.
street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
TOO MucH JOHNSTON. .

The Wagiarer has received the fol-
lowing communication which he gives
to his readers as an evidence that
Shiloh (va.) has a ease OF too much
Johnston:"
Shiloh, p o., King George County, Va.
Nov. 9th, '9S.
To the Editor Ct the Wilmington
Jcurnal--Dear Sir. The recent death Of
NIr. Bayard and that OF his son-in-law
we've Both Caused by electricity, HUI
thaii electricity. whitch came into the
world at the Birth OF a Son in this
Country (which was never Pu.blished).
There was a large quantity OF it, and
it was carried Off by scientists called
in to attract it. These men and the
subsequent owners have experimental
made discoverys, and gone into active
operation. They quickly learned that
they could kill people by sending cur
rent without a wire, immitate any
known disease and take human mfe
without being suspected Of murder.
They have killed great numbers o.
people and ought to be Brought to JUS
tce Mr.. Bayard is the most Prominent
Public Man recently destroyed by this
Current and Mr. Bayard's son in law
is another clear case Of secret murder
] write this that it may be known that
bad men have electricity that goss
through the atmosphere, any distance
without wire and kills. People
and they are never Brought to trial
but l hope by repeatedly Publishing
this information to attract the worlds
attention, and that this dangerous sur
plus Human electricity may be Pu
where they cannot use it.
Respectfully,
OSCAR ID. JOHNSTON.
KING George County. Virginia
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
The Bargains We Advertise for Tomorrow
Mean Big Business.

Ladies and Moses Jackets Of Curly
Boucle Cloth lined throughout with
fancy p,aids Good $500 value. A
bargain for ...~.~....... 500
Ladies' Tan Kersey Jacket. with
brown velvet collar and velvet bound
Very handsome, and good 81 value. A
bargain for ................. 4.e6
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

sudden mani
store looking clothing. SUBSTANTIAL
KIND THE KIND THAT LASTS. by prices that
something. Every line printed
& says.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

sos Market.
"A DEsIRABLE CONVENIENCE

for the ladies of Wilmington and sur
rounding country is the
TRUSS AND SUPPORTER DEPARTMENT
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

Ladies fine Kersey Jacket, lined
throughout in black satin. Extra well
finished. Two styles. Good so value
A bargain for ............- s. 90
Ladies Kersey Jackets, extra fine
lined throughout with black or red
satin. Pearl buttons and sold in most
places for $40 to S11. A bargain for.
.'....-. ...... ............ 7.ee
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
"WHEN GREEI 0TEErs GREEK. .

King George County, Virginia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

26. Historya Balwierza Jego Brsci.
81. Historya Albulhsssana Ali Ebu Bekar Szemsel.
nihary, F~aworytki Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda.
%. Historya o Milosci Kamaralzamana, Krolewicza
Wyspy.
30. Dzieci Chaledanu i Badory, Cesarz6wny Chinskiei.
80. Historya Krolewicza Amtyada i Danny W Miescie
Czarnoksieinikow
81. Historya Nureddyna i Pieknej Persanki.
80. List Kalifa Haruna Alrassyda do Krola Balsory.
SO. Historya Bedera, Ksiazecia Perskiego i Dz6hary,
Krolewny Samandafu.
"a. Historya Ganema, Syna Abu Eba, Niewolnika
Miiosci.
IS. Historya o Ksiazeciu Alasnamie o Krolu &C.
niuszow.
SO. Historya o Kadadadzie Jego 40 Braciach.
81. Historya Krolewny Derjabaru.
So. Historya o Spiacym Obud1onym.
80. Historya Aladyna, czyli o Lampie Cudownej.
40. Praygody Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda.
Al. Historya Kodzyi Hassana Abdalla.
AZ. Historya o Ali Babe o Czterdziestu Ziodzieiacb
Zgiadzonych re swiata prrez Jedne Niewolnice.
48. Historya o Aim KodSyi, Kupcu Bagdackim.
~. Historys o Koniu Zaczarowanym.
As. Historya o Ksieciu Ahmedzie Wieszczu Parv-
banu.
46. Historya o Dwoch Sicstrach Zawistnych Szc.e-
scia MtOdsaej siostry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

Popury dom " Wsrszawie, oIyli Hrsbia Bogumii
pustelnik = Wiesiaw Mole leozenie wods ks. s. I
ciswicami Peris Genui - Bohaterka = Powstania
re ziocenemi tytuliksmi. Coca 81 IS
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

ozl 90 O5Op LhpfopZonyou w prLe
mawiania ma tym o~tchodzie, q m
Arcybiskupa Irelauds; prszydent'
uniwersytetu ohioagoskiego Hsrpera;
oen.ors Nv. N. P. p. Helihskiego
ors1 ssynnej nsszsj srtysski pan
Modrrejewskiej, o.y zechos pr.ybyt
W dniu ma obch6d prsssnaosonyu
cry ME. Obchod ma sic odbyc d
81 msjs, " sobote, o godz. 8 wiecz.
" Central Music Hall. w inn,
dnis hals ia jest zajets.
Ma tenn posiedsenie odrocsono.
Hala Pusaskiego.
OBJ. S. Lauferski, sekretsrs tow
Budowy Hall Puisskiego, wsyw'
w~ssystkie towsrsystws skoyjne ora'
prywssnyoh skojonsrjussy pomisnio
nej hall, ably raosyli stsvic sic nj
wslns posisd.snie v hall Puiaskisgo
Gel ssbranis jest nsdswycsaj wstny
ksady wieo powinisn sic stswi6.
sPosiedzenie.
Posiedsenie delsgst6w strony POI
noono .aobodnisj m. Chicago odbe
dsse dc " domu zwisskowym " %
bots, dnia % BIN. o gods. 8 wiecs
Bsrdso wsfns sprswy % do ssfst'
wisuia, obsoae6 prssto wssystkiot
Aslsgss6v jest peSsdsns.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

Gmina Polska " Filsdslfji, Pa 4,
possukuje p. 7. A. Lipihskiego, "
jego wiasnym interesie. adres upra-
sra sic nsdesisc pa rece sekr. Gmioy:
R Grabowskiego, 1846 Lsithgow st.
Philsdelphia. Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

Jsfsli ns fotogr.fji brat brata chloe
poznac. mstks o6rke. a syn ojoa. to
tylko jedyny ~prawd.iwy polski ar
tysta fotograf mote vykoust, q tyw
Jest - JAN w. IDZIKO WSKI,
4SS Milwaukee ave, Chicago.
Ceny sniAone.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
Popierajcie swoich - oto hasfo
ma cZaSie.


ma czasie.
l vsasnie dlatego kaady . Pols.
kow, pragnsoy zakupic ubraoie, bic
lzae, kspelusz etc. powinisn udae
sic do firmy Benson & r xon CO.
S47- 951 Milwaukee ave-. kt6ra IA.
trudoia az tr.ech polskioh klerk6w.
%. Bruno Nsuman spr.edaje ia
ME ubranis; Jan Wieland sprzedaie
kapelusss; Vino. Burksi6ski sprse
dale trsewiki.
Dostaniecie tam towary ro.nie
tan'o jsk gdrieindziej i oksasois so
lidarnosc nsrodowa,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
POszukiwania.

w bardzo waznej sprawie osobistej po.
szukuje p. Antouiego Msiewskiego TO.
dem 2 Kruszwicy W. X. p, kt6ry pre-.
bywaf kilka lat W Toledy i Buffalo. Kto.
by o min wiedziaf lub on sam MECH ra.
czy podae swoj adres jak najpredzej
Marji Majewskiej,