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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

cit,, boina a resident for more than for
,,.-fve wears. Mr.. Samuel Weinberg. as
trustee since the ORGANIZATION or the CON
creation. has always used his best ell
forts for the welfare OF the synagogue
his associate trustees-Messrs. y. ). MIL
Ter s J. London. b. Wolf. VI. Ruben
etein Scvlne. and 4 Swartzman-h'Ve
proven themselves capable Of the trust
rorossd I'm them by the congregation.
THE NEwLY-ELECTED RABBI.
Tho rocentlv-clected Rabbi Granman
WIS for number OF years rabbi
of an influential congregation In Brad
Cord pa before his call TO this city by
tra Sir Moses Montefore Congregation.
H. is q man Of high scholarly attain
rabbi Granman was born I'm wilma
Poland Al an early age he diligently op-
rliod himself 20 the study OF the Blu.e
and Hebrew literature OF which he Is
now "a proficient. lie is the author Oh
several books dealing with the Hebrew
language. and is considered an auihorl'y.
His first sermon here was praised by al
who heard il. Rabbi Graffman is now III
bradford. Pa. where he is making the
necessary arrangements for the removal
of his family to this city. They VIII re-
cid. here at No. 2il5 east Marshall street
where he will at an times be glad to see
tbe members Of his congregation.
THE HEBREW AND EDUCATION.
Education concerning the Bible has al
WAYS been the ambition of the Hebrew,
and how well they have accomphsheu
their purpose can readily be seen. Ihe
Sir Moses Montiflorc Congregation VIII
soon establish a Hebrew free school, anu
an children of members VINO so ues"
Will be taught free of charge Inc sehool
,,il Ne under the personal supervision or
1,.l,,i c,raffmon. who will be assisted by
e',,r corotla teachers. The school has al
ro,d,. ON it's rolls upward Of forty pupils.
The congregation is said TO be heartily
g, fovor of the Zion movement, Of which
Air. A. I. Weinberg is the leader In this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Three July Celebrations.

July 4th is the day We celebrate the
anniversary OF the birthday Of our great
republic On July nth the French cele-
brate the anniversary Of the fall Of the
Bastile. on July 2ith Of this year an
other celebration will be held-the cele-
bratiOn OF the FOr;ieth Anniversary OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United states.
This company. Ike the two nations
who also celebrate this month. is run on
the mutual principle and although one
OF the youngest of the great companies,
has made an unprecedented record.
Very few Of MS are able 10 absolutely
grasp the magnitude OF the amounts
published by this company In is Ami
versary Statement. over N,OoOO0OOo Of
Assurance in Force. over S2'OOtOOW in
Assets and over $50 10000 surplus speak
volumes for the management of this com
pany and for the energy and wisdom
with which its affairs have been con-
Quoted.
II such figures can be shown Oh its
Fortieth Anniversary, we wonder what
sort Of a giant statement the Equitable
will publish on its Semi-C Centennial ten
years hence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

4 diseased stomach surely undermnes
Health. II duus the brain. kills energy,
DESTROYS the nervous system, and predis-
poses 10 insanity and iaiaI Diseases. All
dvspeptic troubles are quickly cured by
Kodol Dyspepsia cure. IL has cured thou
sands Of cases and Is curing them every
days It's ingredients are sucn that II
can't help curing. Bodeker Brothers. T.
A MIlInr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
IT IS EFFERVESCING.
IT'S REFRESHING.
IT IS DELICIOUS.
CURES HEADACHE.
RELIEVES INDIGESTION.
TONES THE STOMACH.
SOOTHES THE NERVES.

In a cup Of cold tea it is sPe-
ciallv delicious ; taken in hot water,
before retiring, a good nights rest
is assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

Mr. Aaronovitch has made am excel
leut vcc-presidcnt and has many times
assisted iu training tht choir Whenever
O.. has occupied the pulpit it has always
seen done iu 70 manner 20 do himself the
greatest credit Tle and the secretary
.r. fhe chief promoters of the Talmud
m.ah Hebrew. school I'm connection
v.tl the congregation. The first trustee.
c- ". S. Miller is well known i'm this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
THE SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE SYNAGOGUE

city. The principal object Of the Zion
movement is the purchase of Palestine 10
secure for their co-reigionists a legally
assured home" as was declared by the
first Zionist Congress held at Basic swift
Zcrlaud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
ApR0GRESSIVE BODY.
HISTORY ON THE SIR MOSES Mon
rr:TIoRE CONVERSATIONS
COMING OF RABBI GRAFTHAN
Ills Election Marks New Era i'm the
career of the Synngoeue-Ihc Ed"-
,aionnI Movement aud Tounda-
zion OF n Hebrew school.

Tho election OF Rev. Dr. r. Granman
A. rabbi OF the SIR Moses Monteaore Con-
l-eeaa0n last week. was a happy incident
.. tac career OF this ho1y
I. GwNman vi,l not only on the pull
81 Che Mayo-Stect Synagogue but will
.-.., the Sir Moses Montcnore Hebrew
..al soon 90 be opened.
fuc d.d the organizers OF the Sir
Nontcaore Congregation dream OK
present prominence. Much Of its sue
has been Que 90 tho energy and per-
...rauce OF rs successive officers. -Four.
r years ago mcYe assembled a small
a.er OF persons FOR the purpose of or
.lHe "a synagogue. rhcy called tho
,.-.. cation after Sir Moses Montcdore.
g. honor OF that grcat philanthropist,
n DDS varied and cvcatiul career
morc perhaps. 20 alleviate the suf-
oi al. crecds than any other man
o. DIS time.
Halt the congregation lacked I'm num-
made mp In zcal. for which splendid
ca} Che members are stin con-
They have outgrown their
f place of worship. on Main street,
H they have their own synasogUe.
mhcr over one hundred and fifty
us
TUE FIRST OFFICERS.
inst officers were: President. NJ
]. NI.c-Pgcslicut. Sol0man Joel;
ry and Treasurer. Herman joel
srs. NJ. Spiegci Joseph Wems,cin.
- Weinberg. Isaac Jacob. and Jacob
Eere tAc trustees. OF these first
only Mcssrs. Wdnstem and Wciu-
still connected xGffn Che l.u-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

it at once. l Will read that one myself"
And in due course the story was
brought, and the editor noted with
pleasure that Il was just about the rIght
length.
Tho story was neither zoo good to leave
out nor too bad 20 put I'm. II was ne
diocre. and as a rule that editor did not
love mediOcrity. However. he accep.ed
81 at once. and wrote 10 Miss Caroline
Sands 90 say that he had done so. If he
had been told that he had practically
made up his mind 90 accept the story
even before he read It he would have
been angry.
And an this was a great Joy to that
Miss Sands. who had called az the OF
fee For she had no sister. and her own
name was Caroline, and she was tho
author of a Japanese story. which was
found on somebody's book OF travels. and
an article In the Encyclopaedia-as ie-
Gently sold 10 the public by "a great news
paper on terms that saved the reader 3
per cent. And She wanted that story
60 Dee read on once. ana 90 Doe accepted.
Also she had once seen man drive a
pig.-Barry Pain I'm Black and White.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
Bloody
RQCe NQ[
NEGRO MINERS KILLED.
Illinois the Scene of = Bloody War of the
Races.

Illinois the Scene of y Bloody War of the
Carterville, ILL.,. Sept. Fayetteville
was the scene Of bloody riot besween
white and negro miners today. Six ne.
groes were killed and one MORALLY
wounded. The killed are:
Rev. o. T. J. FLOYD.
HUSE BRADLEY,
HENRY BRANUM,
TWO UNIDENTIFIED.
Mo,tally wounded:
Sim Cummings.
Trouble has been brewing ever since
the militia was recalled by Governor
Tanner last Monday, since which time
the white miners have refused to allow
the negro miners to come into town. To-
day thirteen negroes marched into town
and opened fire on a crowd of whites
The whites returned the fire promptly
aud running fight ensued. The ne.
groes. closely followed by the whites
scattered, some running up the main
street the remainder starting down the
railroad track. Here the worst execu.
lion was done. After the fight was over
tour dead bodies were picked up and
another MORALLY wounded. They were
taken to the cit, hall, where the wounded
man was given medical treatment and an
inquest held over the dead ones. Later
near the Brush mines in another part OF
the city, two other dead bodies were
found.
Cart rville. Sept IS-The number OF
actual killed was seven. The grand to-
tai OF casualties in the district is some.
thing appalling. The troop, now have
the case well in hand.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
New Hotel
FOR Boulder
FINE HOTEL FOR BOULDER,

Men of Means Take Hold OF the Enterprise
Which VIII bic Go.
There's going to be first class hotel
in Boulder. At any rate. the agitation for
this much mooted enterprise has reach
ed the point where two prominent ciu.
zens have considered it sufficiently to en-.
gage the services of the most expert
hotel architect in the west and to secure
an option on land and tenant for FIVE
or ten years.
Steiner. the architect.
A. J. Macky's fine corner, at 18th and
Pine.
Mr.. Forbes. of Ottumwa, Iowa, head of
the hotel system Of the Burlington rail.
road, as tenant:
An eighty room house, to cost, furnish
ed, exclusive of land, about $4,000.
Mr.. w. H. Allison, cashier of the First
National bank of Boulder and Mr.. c. B.
Culbertson, general manager of the
Colorado & Northwestern railroad, have
undertaken to promote this enterprise,
have secured the services of the dis
tinguished architect and say that the
hotel will be built,
Mr.. Steiner has recently returned
from tour of Europe. where he inspect.
ed the best hotels of England and the
continent to enable him to have for the
$4,000 Antlers hotel to be built at Col
orado Springs under plans of his making
the very best up to date data. A general
outline Of what is wanted has been given
Nh. Steiner by these gentlemen and he
is now at work upon the plans.
There is no town in the west that offers
such an opportunity for first class hotel
as Boulder. The fact that the town has
no place affording ample accommoda
tons for health seekers and tourists is
widely advertised by commercial travel.
ers and Denver hotel men who simply
tell the truth when they say that Boulder
has no house where home comforts can
be provided for number of weeks. This
is no reflection upon the management of
such hotels as we have. They answer
their purpose, probably, but are entirely
inadequate tor tine needs OF a city widely
advertised as possessing all the attributes
for summer resort. That competent
hotel men believe there is an opening
here is shown by the offer Of Mr. Forbes,
an experienced manager of first class
houses. who guarantees to take stock to
the amount of 5000 in such hotel as
Messrs Allison and Culbertson have
under contemplation. to furnish it at
cos; of not less than $4,000 and to man.
age it for period OF FIVE OF ten years.
at the election of the owners, with a
guaranty Of six per cent on the invest.
ment. himself to pay taxes and insurance.
With such an offer, in view Of the I'M
doubted advantage such hotel would
be to Boulder. it would be strange, in.
deed. if our citizens would not be cheer.
full subscribers to the stock OF the COM
pany.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
REPUBLICANS ChuCkLlNG.
Local Woicott Men Making Fun of tn,
Tellerites.

Loc~' "otcott Aen MAKING r un OF the
TeIlerites.
lust wait till you see your partners.
the Silver Republicans. line up for this
falls battle" said Judge Dormer tod y.
rhere'il be about dozen of them and it
will be mass convention, because the
Tellerites here haven't enough members
enough members to hold any sort OF
primary in a precinct, in the county
Then they won't have tina, old hat to vote
this year. That Uncle Sam emblem was
a daisv, gu, the legislature knocked i,
into cooked hat and then voted it and
all other emblems out OF existence"
The Republicans are chuckling. They
chuckled last year until election day, but
the way the Telierites voted sen, them
to bed with cold chills. They suggest
now. as last fall, that the Democrats are
foolish to fuse with the Teller men b..
cause they haven't any place to 90 to
and will have to vote the Democratic
ticket, The dodge is sly one and is
doubtless we'll intended but it isn't likely
to work. Democratic sentimen, is for
dividing fairly with the men who staid
by them last fall.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
INITIATED THE FREShlES.
University Upper Classmeu Give the New
students = Taste OF High Life.

University Upper Clsssmeu Give the New
students Taste of High Life.
Saturday night held many terrors for
the university freshmen. 1t was the
regular night for initiating the new men
to the mysteries of blanket tossing. Dur.
ing the day the upper classmen had a
fine big blanket with leather handles
made for the occasion. and there was an
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18

"You are too conservative in your est.
mate of the population Of Boulder" said
a regular reader yesterday. "You put
lat 5000 as the highest notch. Now. l
believe you should put it at 5000 to
10000. Boulder is growing away be-
yond the calculations of most people.
She has built over 100 houses this year,
II Is safe TO say she has a population Of
Qooo at least"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
FALL WEARABLES.

The people turning toward the heavier weights and nat
ura look to to supply their wants Our progressive bust
has borne the responsibility of leadership long that it
has and broadened under the weight Candor mpes
that Fla IL EXHIBIT surpasses the best show
ing of any previous season. while every evidence of
business proves conclusve the peoples appreciation of
best efforts provide them with the best the market Affords
well as the largest assortment in Boulder county.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
The Emancipation.

Chris Larson. who was down from
Sunshine today. says that the old Eman
cipatlon mine. upon which he is employ.
ed. is working steadily a force of 20 men
and is producing agood quantity Of prof.
table ore. This property is under con.
troll OF f. J. Temple.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
vANOERBlLT'S WILL.

Said To Provide Equally for His Three
Sons.
New York. Sept IS-The will Of the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt, il is now un-
gives his three sons an equal
share in the property. 1t is stated tina,
the legac,es will bring to the state Of
New York's treasury. under the inherit
ance tax. fully $4,000.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
Soldier smith Better.

The condition Of Spanish war veteran
Frank Smith, who has been i'll at the
home Of 7. ]. Pate. since his arrival here
last Thursday. is reported somewhat
better today.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
CHICAGO PLATFORM.
II WIN be Repeated Say Leaders Of the
Democratic Party.

Chicago. Sept. IS-The National Dem
ocratic committee began its session here
today. Party questions occupied the at.
ten,ion OF the committee behind closed
doors for three hours. There was only
one expression OF sentiment, the Chicago
platform repeated is a foregone conclu,
sion. Chicago puts in no bid for the con.
ven,ion. Milwaukee is an aggressive
candidate. as is, also, Kansas City.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18

Louisville. KY. Sept. IS-The British
government has closed a deal here for
l 900 mules for South Africa. They will
be shipped from New York the present
week
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
YOUNG GIRL SACRIFICE.

Murde red = Girl to Secure Her Blood For
sacrificial Purposes.
Vienna. Sept. IS-Leopold Hilsner, a
Jew, was today sentenced to death Tor
the murder of young girl, who was
killed so that ne nigh, secure her blood
tor sacr'hc.el purposes. The case has
aroused anti jewish feeling.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18

New York, Sept. IS-The orders for
rooms at hotels during Dewey week is
unprecedented. Nearly all are now
taken and fabulous prices are offered.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
AlGeR WIThORAWS.

Actions.
Detroit, Sept i8-The letter Of Gener
al Russell A. Alger announcing his with
drawal from the senatorial race to sue
coed Senator Macmillan was made pub.
lie today. |, is dated New York Septem.
Der and states that business reasons
alone impel this action. He thanks his
friends for their promises Of support.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
bOI| Sides
I0|k d Nor
PREPARING FOR WAR.
BoerI Buying Horses and British Invest in
Mules.

London, Sept, I8-The Times second
edition has despatch from Johannes
burg stating that an early coup by the
Beers is believed to be contemplated.
The Beers are buying all the horses
available.
The note Of President Kruger will be
considered BY the cabinet IN day or
two. The feeling is acute here and war
is deemed inevitable. as it is out of the
question to presume the notz will be &C
ceptable TO this government. The first
British reinforcements for South Africa
sailed from Calcutta today.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
Empress Very III,

Berlin. Sept. IS-The Illness Of the
Empress is now known 10 be of very
serious nature and the worst is feared
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
OREYFuS TO GO INCOG.

Significant Preparations arc Being Made
at Rennes.
Rennes, Sept. IS-Preparations are
being made here for the release of Cap
tain Dreyfus tomorrow incog.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
Hors~s For Our Cavalry.

San Francisco. Sept. iS-The trans.
port Aztec sailed today for Manila with
$50 horses.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18
Men'S
Suits.

This stock never before showed up to
such an advantage as it does today,
there are more styles and a greater va
riety of them. There are greater val
ues at every price station from $ to s2s
than it has been our privilege in the
past.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-18

Lexington, Ky, Sept. Is-The wife Of
ex Senator J. c. S. Blackburn died last
night
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-09

polsks W Ameryce. Kto zas W
to ME wierzy, kto, litujsc sic
uad losem zwiszku, biaga wro.
gov, by zwiszkowi ME doku.
cali, DO Zwiazek Jest W ,,nie-
mocy"; to niechaj copredzej
szeregi zwiszkowe opusci po.
szuka innej, lepszej organiza.
eli; DO przynajmniej wtedy be.
dziemy mieli do czynienia z
otwartym wrogiem Zwiszku, a
uie ze zwiszkowcem, wyrza.
dzajscym zwiszkowi przysfu.
gi - niedzwiedzie.
Drwiny, czy coz - pytamy
wreszcie, gdy autor artykulu:
Go daleja" radzi zwisskow.
com W kohcu, by jeden z dru.
glego ME drwili i wsisli sic do
piracy, gdy sam tymczasem ME
tylko se do tel piracy rski ME
przyklada, ale ieszcze wlasna
reks leje wode ma mlyn wro.
gov postspu, z kt6rymi-bez.
watpienia vie o tenn dobrze -
zgoda W obecnych warunkach
jest niemozebna.
Wobec tego wszystkiego mi.
mowoi wyrywa sic z piersi go
race zyczenie: Boze, ustrzea mas
cd takich przyjaci6i, DO z wro-
gami sami sobie danny radsl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-09
HIEDiWIEDzIA PRzYsEUGl.

Jezeli kto komu szczerze ay-
czy, to przedewszystkiem stara
sic o to, by ufnosc W sify swe
60 przyjaciela wzbudzic, bronit
go cd napasci, dopomodz dobra
rada.
Niestety jednak, dobre checi
W takich razach ME wystarcza-
ja. Dobra chec zle, nieroz
waanie zamieniona W czyn, cze
sto zamiast pomagac szkodzi j
to bardzo szkodzi.
Zuana jest powszechnie ba-
Jeczka o owym niedzwiedziu,
ktory bedac ma sfuzbie u pewne-
60 pustelnika, zobaczy I raz mu-
che ma lysinie spiacego pana.
Usfuzny mis- W najlepszym "a
miarze chwyta W potezne sv e
fapy gfsz wielki i rzuca MIN W
muche. Ma sic rozumiec, ze
zabif muche, ale razem/z mu-
cha zabif tez pustelnika.
Ztad nazwa niedzwiedziej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-09
Nasze warunki.

Artykuf ,,Kurjera Polskie-
GO p. t. Co dalej?... ogromnie
podobaf sic znieprawionym
pismakom organu Zmar.
twychwsta1c6w, podoba} sic
tax dalece, re = przytoczyw.
sly 60 dosfownie - uzywaia
60 "a punkt wyjscia do wyra.
zenia swych zapstrywa6.
Dziwna rzecz - m6wiac
mimochodem = jak ich ten
nasz Zwiazek interesuje! Belki
W oku swojem ME widza, ale
zdzbfo W oku zwiazkowem
przy lada sposobnosci wyty.
kaja. Me dose ma tenn. NV.
waja wszelkich sposobow, by
to zdzbfo W oko zwiazkowe
gfebiej wepchnac, dlonia swo.
ja swietokradzka do mozeu
wt1oczyc, aby W ko6cu ma
gruzach zwiazku zapalic stos
meczehski inkwizycji srednio.
wiecznej.
Ma pomoc przyszedf i'm O.
becnle - moze bezwiednie -
przy1aciet Zwiazku i choc ME
stanowi on jeszcze Zwiazku.
to jednak ,,Dzien. Chic" CLOS
Jego blerze "a CLOS og6fu i,
uwazajac Zwiazek "a lezacv
Juz u stop obozu klerykalne.
go W niemocy ponizeniu.
usfuznemu naszemu przu;a:
oaeSo'0', ktory smie biagac dla
Zwiazku o litosc, odpowiada
W te sfowa:
pWalka ustac moze i DO.
Wilma, jezeli jeden z..przeciw.
nikow popadf. w ,,niemoc', do
ktorej SIC frSgznaje, W kt6rei
or01 Sheada, nznaje sic z,oycie.
S'nym, a tenn bardziej, jezeli
o pomoc prosi. Ale jesli ten
przeciwnik 10 niemocy z zaw.
zietoScia nieubiagana kryie
jeszcze zdrade, podstep "a.
sadzki i got6w jest kazdei
chwili pchnac. uderzyc lub
strzelic, jezeli'pomimo wycia-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-09

IIllIoSC DllZnlegO WySaSfa,
przypominam tym panom pu-
blicznie, ze instytucja nasza
jest pod opieka prawa, re in
teresom jej szkodzic ME VOL
no = re sa jeszcze sadly w
Chicago, re anarchji szerzyG
sic ME danny, chociaz ja sic
pfaszczem religji okrywa.
Wobec tego jednak, re ci
panowie, uchodzacy Ia chrze-
scian i katolik6w, artykulami
swymi, ma widok kt6rych kaz-
dy uczciwy poganin zarumie-
nj sic, chca szerzyc popfoch,
zwatpienie niewiare w szere-
gach naszych, obafamucac STA
bych ma duchu lub nierozu-
miejacych rzeczy, z obowiaz-
ku urzedu mego dzwonie ma
alarm. Jestesmy zofnierzami
polskimi. Do szeregu wiec
wszyscy prawi zwiazkowi,
maz do meza, ramie do ramie-
mia, wspolnemi sifami ode
przec musimy niecne ataki.
Odezwijcie sic, obywatele
zwiazkowi re wszystkich o.
sad, gfosem jednym a wiel-
kim: Me dalismy sic i ME
danny sic! Me chcemy walki
bratobojczej - ale bronimy
interesow naszych, czci ma
szej j honoru naszego!
Vice wofam do was w imie.
niu widow i sierot, ktore DO
mas zostana; W imieniu zmar-
fych czfonkow, kt6rych cho.
wac ME chciano Ma mieiscach
swieconych W czasie przesla-
dowania maluczkiego jeszcze
Zwiazku przez moznych tego
swiata; w imieniu tych, kt6-
rzy cierpieli materjalnie imo-
ralnie "a wiernosc swa dla
Zwiazku; w imieniu sprawy
polskiej: Mema zaOlnego nje5ez,
pieczenist,oo! Zwiazek jest sill
ny, bogaty, potezny - a po
Sejmie nadzwyczajnym nova
otworzy sic dla niego epoka.
Stojmy przy sztandarze W
tenn przekonaniu W tenn pre-
swiadczeniu, re Zarzad czu-
wa.
Geese j pozdrowienie,
Frdnciszek Hieronim JabSo1tski,
Prezes Zarz. Centr. u. N. P.
Chicago, 6 listop. 1899. -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-09

rro6c: Do ogoiu Zwiazkowych -
Niedzwiedzia przysfuga. - Nasze
warunki. z caiej Polski. - Process
o miljony. - Cenzura rosyjska. - z
ziemi ojczystej. - Polacy ma obczyz-
ME. - Ze swista. w grobie. ..
2 posiedzen Zarz. Centr. Cyrku-
larz XVII. - Do PIP. sekr. grup.-
Notatki. = Korespondencje ,Zgo-
dy." - Protokof Sejmu XIII. -
Pokwitowanie grup. - Wiadomosci
Zw. - Oblezenie kapitulacja forte
cy Scissor. - 2 Pretorji. - Do mo-
jego grajka. -Nedznicy. - Kroniks
miejscowa. - Do pol, kich malarzy.
DIVA pozyteczne dzieika. - Wy
kaz grup. - Kalendarzyk zabaw. -
PodEiekowania. - Ogfosxenia.