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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-06

ployment for plenty of girls; they
would be certain of work as long as
they had leg to stand on, and many
OF them would be able to get there
with both feet" There can not be any
doubt as to its being an attractive
form Of advertising from the male
point of view, but the trouble is that
when the scheme got to be in COM
mon use its novelty would cease.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-06

Natural gas has been used in chinA
for many centuries.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-06

If man is down with the smallpox
no is to be pitted.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-06
LRS. FURGESON'S
STORY.
BY s. T.

Els, sir. I'm Mrs.
Furgeson and / do
take boarders; but
you say y o u r
friend is an inval-
i'd. and I can't, in
deed I can't, think
of it. Yes, sir, no
doubt, a most ex-
cellent gentleman,
l have every rea-
son to b e / | e v e,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
The Midday Lenten Service,

Great interest continues in the SER
vices for men at 1905 east Main street
Friday large audience listened with
marked attention to an impressive adj
dress delivered by the Rev. William
Meade Clarke, who chose for his subject
st. Paups exhortation to his Colossian
disciples, See that ye walk worthy of the
Lord Mr.. Clark said that there were
many incentives held out all through the
Bible for bringing men TO God. among
them, fear Of everlasting punishment.
which was used least Of all, and love,
which was used oftener than any. but
the one quoted-"See that ye walk worthy
of the Lord'-was one in which ST. Paul
seemed to rise above all selfish motives
and appealed to the highest instincts of
the human being. BY way of illustration,
he cited the case Of a young man, sunken
TO the lowest depths, who some man OF
influence having still some faith in him.
had taken by the hand, and helped him
back again to a position OF respectability
and trust, how all Of his manly instincts
would be aroused to show his gratitude
and to walk thereafter worthy OF the
one who had helped him. This, he said.
was just our position with God, and I'm a
most earnest appeal he besought all men
to remember their obligation, and not to
be ungrateful for their many blessings,
but to prove themselves worthy Of the
trust which God had imposed I'm them.
This weeks programme is as follows:
Monday, March 18th, Rev. Donald Guth-
RE Presbyterian); Tuesday, March 18th,
Rev. w. r. l.. Smith (Baptist); Wednes-
day, March 30th, Rev. Il. T.. Sweeney
(Christian); Thursday, March Slst, Rev.
T. II. Rawlings (MethodlsD; Friday, April
LIST. Rev. William Meade Clark Episco-
paD,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
The Y. NJ. C. A. Meetings To-Day.

The last OF the special series OF mems
massmeetings for March will take place
in the association hall this afternoon al
4 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Potts will speak on
'Impurity." Mrs. Malone will be the
soloist and Mr.. NJ. l.. Willis the accom-
PIANIST. The song service will begin at
o'clock sharp.
Mr.. W. Fred. Richardson will talk 10
the boys at O'Clock in association parlor.
All boys are welcome.
The Gymnasium Study Club meets in
the blue-room at o'clock.
The departments OF the medical colleges
will meet in the respective college build
ings at o'clock. All students welcome.
General Secretary Mckee and several
OF the young men from the association
will go TO Fulton this afternoon to orga-
nize young mems meeting. The first
service will be held in the Fulton Baptist
church at o'clock. Every man In Fulton
is invited There will be male chorus
to lead the singing, and Mr.. Mckee will
deliver an address. after which several
of the young men will speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Washington Hutchinson and
wife to j. NJ. Harvey, 30 feet on Kinney
street, southeast corner Moore, $500.
Cassie O. Lyme to Eldridge 7. Pace
16 IL feet on north side Of Cary street
between Madison and Belyidere, $3.50
Ada b. and w. w. OVERLY to Henry NJ
Cannon, IS liz feet on Fourth street
northwest corner Of Jackson, $3.50
Southern Stove-Works Company to
Granville G. Valentine, LIZ feet on Cary
street, northeast corner OF Iwenty-nrs'
and 12s feet on Cary street, northwest
corner of Twenty-second. $1,000.
Henrico: John S. Cranheld to John g.
Fulton. 70 acres on Charles City road
about two and half miles east OF Rich
mond I'm consideration OF cancellation OF
deed OF trust thereon, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
ADULT WEEK IN PETERSBURG.
society IL Adhering to strict on
servance of Lent.

The weeks monotony has been almost
unbroken. A tea on Monday afternoon;
the Friday night german. which, by the
wav IA the only evidence of the ''pomp
and vanity Of this wicked world visible
during the forty days OF Lent and mar
rage on Thursday. were the only diver
sions offered to society.
Mrs. II. Noltenius gave an informal tea
on Monday afternoon In honor OF Miss
Meynen. of New York. Mrs. Noltenius
ana Miss Meynen we're assisted In re-
ceiving by Mrs George Mason. Mrs;
csmnbsll Pryor, Mrs. Marie Dunlop, and
NJ Inhn III. Banister Mrs. Caroline
RoWden presided at the tea table, while
the young ladies serving were Misses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Neryn of tho Courts.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday SUIT
was Instituted by the Richmond cedar
Works and its Virginia policy-holders VS..
the Guarantors' Liability and In indemnify
mond Traction Company also Instituted
suit against the same company.
In the Hastings Court Judge witt APP
pointed Charles S. Crenshaw receiver for
the Guarantors' Liability and Indemnity
Company. OF Pennsylvania, in the suit
~ tbe Richmond Cedar-Works against
the said company.
In the Law and Equity Court a chan
cery suit was instituted by John Dabney
against Edna Dabney
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
WILL FILL THE JAIL.
Justice John Thinks He Can Fill the
Resort IL War Comes.

The sinners treated Justice John shame
fully yesterday. and though he had adj
vertlsed "a bargain and remnant day"
very few called to see him and make pur-
chases. His Honor thinks, however. that
IL war is declared he will have an OPP
portunity TO fll the Jail with those who
do not love their country less but their
lives more.
James Brown and John Morgan, both
'colored. were charged with being disor-
Derby In the street, and were fined N.O
each.
The case Of Wesley Kirby, charged with
attempting to strike Lewis Poll with
brick, was dismissed.
In the continued case Of F. Saricino
and Mike Rose, charged with fighting on
the street, the belligerents were required
TO pay costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
To Increase the building Fund.

Next Tuesday the building fund of tine
Second Baptist church is TO be benefited
by an entertainment 10 be given at the
residence Of Mrs. NJ. A. Herbert, No 400
east Main street. The hour has been set
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, though the festivi-
ties will last until IL o'clock. The par
ticular attraction will be very charm
ing tea, but there will be music and other
delights--a combination OF good things
which should ensure the triumphant sue
cess of the undertaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
The Little Tycoon Rehearsal.

There will be a full rehearsal OF the
Little Tycoon" cast and chorus at the
Academy of Music tomorrow night.
Professor Stein desires run attend
ance. as the rehearsal is very important
one.
The opera is to be given for the benefit
Of the Elks charity fund on Easter
Monday and Tuesday. Much interest Is
cast and chorus is composed Of the best
local talent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Judge waddiIrs Induction Post
uOued.

jude waddill was not sworn In as
Unltc.s States District Judge yesterday
as was expected. The reason Tor the
postponement OF his Induction was mat
several matters have arisen in connection
with his legal practice which demanded
his personal attention. and will occupy
two or three days. Judge Waddill said
Yesterday that he could not possibly fix
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
To BE Tried by the District Court.

Distrlct-Attorney White. Of Norfolk.
was in the city yesterday. comforting with
his assistant, Mr.. b. Rand Wexford. con-
corning the cases which are TO be tried
in the United States District Court at the
forthcoming session. which begins April
5th. There are thirty-two revenue cases
on the docket, besides number OF others.
Deputy Marshal Samuel Benedict Is now
engaged serving the witness subpoenas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

The following Council committees VIII
meet tomorrow.
Committee on Streets at p. NJ. In
Room No. 8. on the third noor at the
City Hall.
SO T.. NJ, In Room No. II.
Committee on Claims and Salaries at
+. NJ, in Room No. III.
COMMITTEES on Finance az 40 4. NJ, IN
the ONCE OF the Commissioner or the
Revenue. on the ground noeV OF the CITY
Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Saturday Night Sins.

"A Sabbath Spoiled by Certain Sin on
Saturday Night" will be the subject OF
Rev. DR.. Starr IN the pulpit of Broad
Street church tonight. 1t will DO the
second OF a group OF sermons upon Ihe
Seven Great Sins OF Saturday Night,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
waiting Upon His Successor.

Judge Hughes was In the city yester-.
day TO attend the induction into office or
Judge waddiil, but when he found that
the ceremony had been postponed he left
for Washington. announcing that no
would return on Monday In order TO take
his part In the proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Pastor and HIS People.

Rev. l. w. Guyer, pastor OF tho Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal church. was
and friends of his congregation. VINO
gave q pound party In his honor. Tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

gifts were numerous and liberal. and an
emphatic testimony TO the high esteem
in which the pastor Is held by his flock
Among the many presents was hand
some office chair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Mr. Knight ana the post-omce.

Mr.. wray T. Knight, who has been Ill
for several days. Is improving rapidly.
and Is assured by his physician that
he win be able TO he about again by to-
morrow. He win go &c Washington TO
execute his bond. and expects TO take
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Dress Goods.

2 Choice fabrics in the new
9 est weaves and correct color
9 ings for spring, at prices
9 which mean a big saving to
: you.
7 Mohalr Briliantlnes. in Navy-Blue
q and Brown. dyed under the new pro-
cess, and guaranteed not TO crock,
q SOC. the yard.
y Storm Serges. in Navy and Black.
@ all wool. SO inches wide. 39c the yard.
= Vigoreaux Sultlngs. 43 inches wide,
O in Tans. Grays, Dull-Greens. and Old
\ Blues. This is one OF the best values
= English Covert Cloths, ~ inches
0 wide in the new coiorIngs, for
y spring. 75c the yard
O French Poplins. 43 inches wide I'm
q seven different shades. soc. the yard.
y Granite Mixtures, ~ inches wide. in
y Blue and White. Green and White,
y and Brown and White. 75c. the yard.
= English Cheviot, I'm Navy and Black
y 30 inches wide. An excellent fabric
D for tailOr-made suits and separate
y skirts. zoe. the yard.
= Black Mohair Diagonal. 80 inches
y wide. pure wool and mohair, with ex-
= ira high lustre. real value sl.25; our
y price. 81 the yard.
: Miller s RhOads,
\ Broad Street, Near Fifth.
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

charge OF the Richmond post-offics on
April LIST, unless the war rumors should
occupy the governmental departments.
SO that the signing OF the necessary
papers will be- delayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Narrow Gimps.

Beautiful Iridescent Gimps, all
colors, new patterns, &c. yard.
Iridescent Bands. in new combina-
tions, Pink and Green, Green and
Gold. Red and Orange, etc, 15c. the
ward.
Nice width Changeable Beaded
Gimps, in all solid colors, gilt edge,
Zoe. the yard.
Wide Fancy Iridescent Bands. In all
new and desirable shades, 25c. the
yard.
New Cut-Steel Trimmings, Just the
thing for a new Black or pearl dress.
15c. the yard.
Colored silk Gimps, i'm all colors.
some two-toned effects, sc. the yard.
New Silk Gimps I'm all solid colors
and Ombre effects, Zoe. the yard.
Good width Tinsel Mixed silk Gimps,
in all new spring shades, 10c. the
yard.
Handsome SILK Gimps, in widths to
match. for waist and skirt trimming,
narrow and wide. 20 and zoe. the
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

a time for the ceremony TO take place,
though 1t will probably be In the early
part OF this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Liberty Silks, &c.
New Spangled Effects.

Narrow Spangled Bands. In all
colors, hsh-scale effect, new, 25c. the
yard.
wide scale Bands. all coIors, stud
ded with Jewels, best pattern here,
0Sc. the yard.
Black Silk Braided Fronts, for tai
tornado dresses, range OF designs,
69c. each.
Black Jet Fronts, very popular now.
ten designs, all new, 4sc. each.
New and handsome line Jet Blouses,
Yokes, Boleros. side effect fronts, and
panels, all bought for spring. Csc. up.
Braided silk Sets. including front.
sleeve pieces, and skirt trimming COM
Dlete, $34S set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
New Spring Silks.

lNSW OPhs
The greatest display we
have ever made, and with
the space in this depart
ment nearly doubled the
selling grows apace.
Black SILK Popins. with narrow and
wide Bayadere satin stripes, 81 the
yard.
Black MORE velours. with rich and
handsome lustre, Toe. the yard.
Black Japanese silk. u inches wide,
and guaranteed waterproof. s5c. the
yard.
Black Brocaded Gros-Grain. in me-
dunn and large designs, 80c. the yard.
Back Satin Dvchesse, 20 inches
wide, guaranteed 10 wear satisfacto-
rily. 75c the yard.
Black Taffeta. q inches wide. With
rich high lustre. and the kind that
rustles. SIC. the yard.
Black Peau de Sole. % inches wide.
and extra heavy quality, 81 the yard.
Black Surah SILK. 20 inches wide
soft and lustrous. and the price should
be 75c.. but we price IL at oec. the
yard.
Miller s. RhOadS,
Br Dad Street, Near Fifth.
.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

Fancy stripe and assorted Plaids, all
the latest shades. very swell, S1o-
worth SIS
Fancy Check China silk. in Black.
Red. and Lavender, very pretty,
So 4s-worth S..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

Ola pspers tor sale At the pss0ssea esaaR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Silk Waists.

ShAN 49,
all the popular shades
10 select from. very
stylish, A.os-worth
So.
TaTeta silk Waists.
- different patterns.
IN stripes, checks,
Scotch plaids. all
made on the bias:
thew are beauties.
s0.0S.
Plain Black China
silk. full blouse front,
pointed yoke. s2.7o-
worth G.B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

Tan, Green, and
Brown Mixed Covert,
, Jacket Taffeta silk lined,
skirt and jacket finished
off with six rows OF strap
seams. $I3. 50-worth slS.
Navy Cheviot Serge
SILK. Taffeta lined jack
ct. fly front, Si5-worth
$40.
Navy. Black. Brown
! POmpadour Serge, jacket
strap seams, and Tahfeta
silk lined, s20-worth
$3.50.
Black. Navy, Ia
> Green. and Brown Che
viot ana Coverts. tight fit
; ting; also, Refer, fly frol
worth SIS.
Black Cheviot Serge,
throughout, very pretty,
go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
THE EASTER-SEASON SALE +!
TaiIOr=Made Suits.

There1l be bargains galore
on our second floor to-mor-
row. Our Tailor-Made Suit
Department will send its full
quota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

On April the 18th Mr.. Thomas Martin
Emerson and Miss May Greer Baughman
will be married al the home OF the bride
elects father Mr.. Greer Baughman, OF
this city. Mr. Emerson lives In Whining
ton, n c., and is the traffic manager OF
the Atlantic-Coast Line. The wedding
will be very quiet No engraved invita-
lions will be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27


The date for the conference OF reseit9
OF the Confederate Memorial Literary oo-
cjety has finally been decided on. MANI
OF the regents will assemble IN the cry
by Sunday, the nth, to be present at .ne
unwilling of the memorial WINDOW " ~.
ferson Davis, in st. Pauls chuIch; ~
business of the conference, the readlng OF
papers and discussions calcuiateu 10 sun
further stimulate the workers OF the So
ciety, will commence with
meeting Monday morning.
on Monday evening Mrs. ). IayIo -
tyson will tender a reception TO the VISIT
ors at her home. Ill, .aL.
~, Tuesday at II A. NJ, there viii take
,,onn The presentation of statuette OK
NJ Davis to the museum by Judge Iheo-
aora C;arnett, Of Norfolk, and att O'CLOCK
ON This dav Mrs. Joseph Bryan VIII give
i1rchoon AZ Iaburnum in honor or the
visiting regents. ~, hr,I.
ms, Tuesday night there will be a pril-
liant full-dress reception at the JEFFERSON
IIote, I'm honor OF the strangers.
ETacb nemler of the Confederate Me-
,,n~JoI Literary Society is entitled to three
tickets. which can be procured from MIS-
Norman Randolph o. Mrs. stephen fu'-
ney.
The Misses Higinbotham, daughters Oh
coiona N Higinbothan, Of Guelph
canada. arrived in the city last week, on
. visit 10 their brother, Mr. w A. Hisin-
hotbam. No. els east Franklin street
They have already made many friends IN
the city. who hope that their stay VIII DC
a long one.
nforv are looking forward now to the
s,iver tea 70 be given Tuesday. March me
9etb from $50 TO IL o'clock. at the Luray,
residence OF Mrs w. A. Herbert on cas-.
Main street. The entertainment VIII mo-
ha a commonplace affair at all. since
several very pleasant surprises ana ne
licious supper will await the guests OF tne
evening. The hostesses OF the occasion
viii be the ladies OF the Ways and means
Of the Second Baptist chureh'
on Thursday and Friday OF TINS weeN
the Woman's Club will have on its pat
CORN one of the finest lecturers that nave
ever appeared under its auspices mr.
JJraire BeIloc, tho lecturer, Is one OF the
workers for the American Society ior ths
ExtensIon OF University Teaching anu
for the past two or three years mas ap-
reared before large audiences In Fn''a-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Chicago, ILL.,, Czwartek dnia 2l-go Lipca 1898 roku.

i'm sic tax podoba, sympatyzo-
wac chocby z djabfem samym,
uragowiskiem jednak i obelga
sa sfowa Szczepahskiego, "a.
praszajace moskali do Krako.
wa i zapewniajace, ze ,,bsda
serdecznie przyjeci!"
Przybyc do domu, gdzie nas7
ciemiezca odwieczny sic znajdu
je- jest do wybaczenia, ale "a
praszac owego ciemiezce dc
wfasnego domu i przyjmowat
go serdecznie, Ito potrafia tylko
ugodowcy!
Jeszcze raz wiec hahba tym
ktorzy chca bratac mas mos
kalami!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
Komisja Hawajska.

Po aueksji wysp Hawajskich
przez nasz Rad, wyznaczy} prezy-
dent Nc Kinley komisje z pieciu,
ktora ma zajac sic opracowaniem
praw, potrzeLnych tym wyspom juz
jako czesci Stsnow Zjednoczonycb.
Pierwsze miejsce W tel komisji
prezydent ofarows} senatorowi Da-
Wis Minnesoty, gdy ten jednak od-
mowii, zaproponowano je republi-
kahskiemu senatorowi Cullom z ILL.
nois, ktory przyjai takowe. Cullom
by} dlugoletnim czlonkiem komisji
spraw wewnetrznych " senacie, Jest
wiec ma takie stanowisko odpowied-
MIN, choo ME odznaczyi sic jako pra-
wodawca. Drugi cz}onek komisji,
demokratyczny senator Morgan z
Alabamy, uchodzi "a powage praw-
na, nalezai juz do miedzynarodowe-
go sadu polubownego W Paryzu, W
sprawie pomiedzy Anglia Stanami
Zjednoczonymi po}ow fox ma mo-
rzu Beringa, tskse przebywa} czas
diuzszy ma wyspach Hawajskich.
Trzecim czionkiem Jest republi-
kahski pose} Hit Mount Morris,
takze Illinois, dzielny dyplomata i
znawca miedzynsrodowego prawa.
Dwoma pozostasymi ozsonkami ko-
misji beds: Obecny prezydent RE-
czypospolitej Hswajskiej, Dole, orsz
niejaki Frssr, jedsn tyoh kapitalis.
TOW smsryka6skioh, kt6rxy ssgar-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

spokojem wysfuchac mowy, w
ktorej moskal wymaga pojed
mania, ME mowiac wcale O wy
nagrodzeniu krzywd, wyrzadzo-
nych naszemu narodowi. lynn
goracym polakom ME mozemy
brac "a zie, ze ME mogli po-
wstrzymac swego oburzenia.
Niechaj ten swist ma bankiecie
krakowskim bedzie nauka, jak
bezpo1yteczna rzecza jest zapra-
szac moskali ma nasze patrjo-
tyczne zebrania.
Zajscie to mialo jednak tax
ze chwile wesoia, poprostu
pyszna, o kt6rej ,,Kurjer Lwow-
ski" tax pisze W notatce zaty-
tuiowanej, jak wyzej:
wv movie p. Brandta byi
ustep, kt6ry mas wprost - "a
chwycii. Jest to zwrot, gdzie
m6wiac zaborczych zapedach
jednych narodow wzgledem
drugich, wyrazif sic, ze Stany
Zjednoczone ,,zfodziejska reka
siegaja po perie Antyllow"
Nam sic wydaje, lie p. Brandt
ME rozumie znaczenia obecnei
wojny, ktora po stronie Anne
ryki ME ma wlasnie mic z cha
rakteru pzfodziejskiego" lecz
mniejsza o to, chodzi nam bo-
wiem o samo napietnowanie W
movie p. Brandta z}odziejskich
zamachow przeciw wolnosci
bytowi politycznemu jednych
narodow przez drugie. Pan
Brandt, jestesmy przekonani,
mowiac o Ameryce, myslaf O
innej pzfodziejskiej rece", ktora
nietylko siegneia po przeszfosc,
byt polityczny ziemie polskie-
60 narodu W Europie, ale nadto
siega dis po jego move, pc
jego mienie, po krzyze nawet,
CO ma grobach meczennik6w
rosna.'
0 tel zfodziejskiej rece mys-
lat pewnoscia p. Brandt, a
jesli nie myslaf, to powr6ciw-
sly do domu niechaj rozwaay
wfasne swoje sfowa, a przejrzy,
gdzie szukac nalezy ,,zfodziej-
skiej rski".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
Mr.. 20

Tresc: Zjazd dziennikarzy sfowiah-
skich. - Zfodziejska reka. - Komi-
sja Hawaiska. = Typowy ameryka-
min. - Listy zofnierza. Duchowieh
stwo katolickie Rad rosyjski. -
Mickiewicza swieto. = Odsioniecie
pomnika A. Mickiewicza. - Jubi-
leusz czeski. Z ziemi ojczystej. -
w sprawie drugiego domu. - List
Barnardyna. - Zanik drobnego han
dlu. - Notatki. - Wojna. = Kores-
pondencje ,,Zgody". - Wiadomosci
Wv. - Skarb Narodowy Polski.- Ze
swiata. - W pracowni Szczepaniaka.
-Kantata. = o pielegnowaniu ME
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