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with grit and energy as developing
forces.
Mr.. Wooten is a North Carolinian by
birth and first saw the light of day in
kinston in 1S49 and springs from an old
and distinguished family. His youth was
passed in securing an education, obtained
at the Episcopal High School at Alex
andria, Virginia Subsequently he was
made Railway Agent for the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad and success
fully filled that position for a number Of
years, at Kinston. He resigned this po-
sition and accepted the position Of post
master of Kinston during President
Cleyeland's last term. Mr. Wooten is
largely interested in agricultural pur-
suits and enjoys the distinction Of being
the first successful truck planter in Lee
noir county.
He takes great interest I'm everything
tending to build up the agricultural inter
ests of THE county and Is always ready
and willing to aid any project having
that, as a basis.
Sheriff Wooten has held the position
of Purchasing Agent of the Goldsboro
Lumber Company for a number of years.
Aside from business interests he has de-
voted great deal of time and attention
to politics and has rendered excellent
service 20 the cause of Democracy He
is a Democrat Of answering faith and
has never voted any other than Dem
ocratic ticket
Last fall he made the race for Sheriff
Of LenOir county and after a hot and
exciting campaign was elected and af-
ter his installation into office has run
the affairs of the position in "a thorough
business like manner that Is indeed de-
serving of special comment. DUTY" is
his watchword and upon that basis he
never shirks a task no matter how I'M
pleasant or difficult
Sheriff Wooten's father was pr0mi-
nent lawyer of Kinston who practiccd
his profession ait that place FOR period
of fifty years Our subject read law
with his father, but has never practic-
ed his profession. He is married and
has four children, three boys and one
girl. Whether in politics or in business,
Sheriff Wooten is a force that is recog-
nized by his fellow-citizens Of Lenoir
county.
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was on fire, seeing the smoke fill the air
around him: and since at later day
King james issued his royal proclama~
ton against the introduction of the cui-
ture of tobacco in England which would
''abuse and misemploy the soil of this
fruitful kingdom" since that time this
pungent weed has conquered the world,
or great part of it, and now holds its
dreamy, peaceful sway over the inhabi-
tants of all continents.
If you could fly with wings Of the
morning to the uttermost parts of the
sea, there tobacco North Carolina raised
and manufactured tobacco would be
found.
In spite of bull Of pope or edict of king,
despite the denunciation of moralists
and some doctors. the weed goes march
ing on. Those who are willing habituee
are as strong in their praises as the
others are in denunciation. Preachers,
lawyers, doctors, statesmen, laborers of
all kinds, poets, men, in fact, of all
classes bow at it's shrine and each say it
may be harmful; if so, he will exclaim
as a faithful votary, though it slay yet
will he take comfort in its use.
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KINsToN TOBACCO MARKET

The Best Tobacco Market in the State
of North Carolina-lts Origin, Growth,
and Grand Prospect for Future De
velopment.
1t seems almost like a story of magic
to tell of the birth and growth of the to-
bacco market at Kinston. Jack and his
famous bean-stalk is duplicated. 1t is
not an infant, but thriving. lusty,
ull-grown tobacco market, where II
little over two years ago there was an
old cotton patch on the outskirts of town
The sales the first year were over 800
600 pounds. The second year between
two and three million pounds, and this
year will. in all probability, reach from
four to six million pounds. II is of'such
four to six million pounds. 1t is mar
ket where the best tobacco in the State
is sold at the best prices.
In 1895, ]. w. Granger, one of Kin.
ston's wide-awake business men, con-
ceiyed the idea and planned the project
of adding another new industry IN this
section for the farmers. Cotton culture
had become unremunerative. From MI
reports and the advice Of those with
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WOOTEN AND SHAW
A Leading Law Firm of Eas-
tern North Carolina.

1t is n subject of common remark that
the men who follow the practice of law
conformity form the most enlightened
and influential class in all communities,
and as a striking instance of the axiom
we cite the great Kinston firm whose
members have not only State reputa-
ton, but are conceded front place
among those men of view and enter
prise who have developed of late years
in a remarkable degree the talent wealth
and hidden resources OF our State.
Messrs Wooten and Shaw are devel-
opers in the strictest sense Of the word.
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ing. was used for tobacco sales as well
as other purposes.
William White. of Lenoir, was secre-
tary of State of North Carolina from
ITS to 1910.
RAILROADS.
Kinston has two competing lines Of
rnilroad--the Coast Line and the A. x
II. C.-and also has water transporta
ton most of the year. 1t is surrounded
for fifteen miles in every direction by
the finest farming lands in North Caro-
linn. situated to grow corn, wheat, oats,
rye. rice, cotton, the finest bright tobac-
co. the finest grasses for hay and almost
any crop that can be named. Away from
the railroads good lands can be pur-
chased Mt low prices and the prices for
lands near transportation are reason
able.
SCHOOLS.
Kinston has always had good schools
and the old Kinston Academy had such
teachers as Murrill, Strong, Miller, Han
COX. Robinson, Kinsey, Or. Harrell and
Or. Walsh men Of education and sterl-
ing worth.
The town has recently voted n tax for
the establishment Of graded schools and
sometime during this year the city will
inaugurate an excellent system of
graded schools.
CHURCHES
Einston is essentially a city of
churches. and the following denomina-
tions have elegant church buildings and
meet at stated times for worship: Nj.
Il. Church, South, Missionary Baptist,
Christian. Presbyterian and Episcopal.
SECRET FRATERNITIES.
The following lodges are represented:
A. T.. and a. NJ, Odd Fellows, knights
Of Pythias. knights of Honor, Royal
Arcanum, Heptasophs, Fraternal Mystic
Circle and Knights and Ladies Of Honor.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
The city has a well organized munich
nal government. fire and police depart
ments and a fine system of waterworks,
;ncandescent and are electric lighting
system telephone system. public IL
brary, large mercantile establishments,
beautiful residences, and seems now to
stand ut the entrance of a new era of
prosperity
There are numerous manufacturing,
industrial and commercial enterprises
that add largely to the material prospect
ty of the city.
LENOIR COUNTY.
Lenoir county has within its borders
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as hospitable and kind-hearted people as
live anywhere. \ good system of com
mon and academic schools prevails
throughout the county.
The soil of Lenoir county is the best
for all agricultural purposes in North
Carolina. A description, written III
1864, by an explorer who Travelled i'll
Eastern North Carolina, fits Lenoir
county so nicely that we will take the
space to quote it: I'VE find most fer
tile, gallant, rich soil, flourishing in all
the abundance Of nature. especially III
the rich mulberry and vine, serene air,
and temperate clime-and lastly, | may
say, parallel with any place for rich
land, and stately timber Of all sorts; a
place indeed unacquainted with our Nir-
ginia nipping frosts.'
Its .adaptibility for tobacco culture is
spoken Of elsewhere. The soil produces
cotton, corn and grasses Of all kinds.
The soil is responsive to high culture
and fertilizng. Trucking in all kinds OF
table vegetables has been proftably car
ried on for some years. The pine forests
are giving way to the demands of com
merce and the fortunate time is APP
preaching when the woods can be burn
ed out regularly and the immense tracts
of useless pocosin and scrubby land will
be used for rich pasturage for thousands
of hogs, cattle and sheep
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w. ID. SUGGS,
Register of Deeds.


The above well known official, one Of
those men who guide political thought in
this county was born in Lenoir county
in 1872. He was educated in the Acad-
emic schools of the county and finished
at Trinity College. He il a strong MAN
in the Democratic party, as is attested
by the fact that in 1898 he received the
nomination of his party for State Sena-
tor He was just eligible in age to the
position, but declined the nomination
to run for the position of register or
deeds. Mr.. Suggs is an ardent Demo
crat and is always found in the front
ranks of the workers in the party. He
is painstaking official and deservedly
popular.
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The Nide- " Ike and Pr1-
gressiye Sheriff of
Lenoir County.

A MAN OF AND FOR THE PEOPLE
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5. II. ABBOTT,
Chairman County Board of Commission
ers of LenOir County.

Chairman County Board of Commission
ers of Lenoir County.
Such men as s. III. Abbott give weight
and solidity to community He was
born in Lenoir county in 1889. His ear
~ years were spent in obtaining such an
education as was afforded ar that time
by the common schools or the county.
When the war broke out he enlisted in
company ~" Fortieth North Carolina
Regiment and served till the close of the
war. Mr.. Abbott has always evinced
a lively interest in the welfare of his
town and county and in promoting the
policies of the Democratic party in
1898 he was made chairman of the coun-
ty Beard Of Commissioners and with the
board is deyoting his energies to the bet
terment of Lonoir, one Of the best coun-
ties in the State. He has served sew
eral times rs town commissioner of Kin
ston Mr.. Abbott has been engaged in
the brick and tile business in I1inston
for the past fifteen years. His brick
kiln has a capacity of 1900 bricks per
day and they are sold throughout the
county. Mr. Abbott is an Odd Fellow
and VeStrynlan of St Mary's church
of Kinston.
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THE NEWS AND STATE EDITION

gritty and a stern and resolute adher-
ence. under all circumstances, to law and
well doing, If governed and guided by
such motives, If ones conduct is con-
trolled by these principles, all difficulties
are readily overcome. 1t is thus that a
review of the lives of successful men,
prominent in public life and honored in
social circles, is both pleasant and prof
table it is an admonition to the young
er in the ranks, with the triple power of
precept, example and reward. The sub
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The records of the State University have
inscribed on the roll of honor many Of
the names of the sons of Kinston citi-
zens.
Richard Caswell, Jr., son Of Gov. Cas-
well. had a store here, and was drowned
on the return from business trip to
Charleston in December, 1884
Dobbs Academy was established III
Kinston on a lot now unknown, by act
Of November 10, 1885. The act Of the
General Assembly reeites that Where
as liberal subscriptions have been made
towards establishing Il seminary of learn
ing at Kinston. in the county of Dobbs;
and whereas the proper education OF
youth is essential to the happiness and
prosperity of every community, and,
therefore, worthy the attention of the
Legislature, etc The Legislature, at
that early date 17S5), propounded pro-
found truth worthy the study of the peo-
pie all over North Carolina at this the
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HON. j. ". GRANGER
Chairman ofthe County Dem
ocratic Executive Com
mittee of Lenoir
County.
When Under His Wise Leadership, the County
Has Never Failed to Go
Democratic.

The road to substantial success lies
along no royal highway. Permanent
and well founded pre-eminence and hon
orable and merited estimation with ones
fellow citizens is only achieved by those
inspired with high aspirations based up
on immutable justice, unfalterlng inte-
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lose of the nineteenth century.
In 1910 n tobacco warehouse was es-
tablished on Neuse river, in Johnston
county, and it is probable the public
warehouse" mentioned in the act of 1862
incorporating Kingston, as then stand
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

svisskowy, 10 potsm BY sis vssyssy
domsgsl. do ossgo by nisli slus.ns
rscje.i
2. Jsstesmy ~pr.soiwni odisossniu
niswisst. Go to nam sie sdsje sby-
ssosneu, tylko sskretar.e tswarsystw
misliby viecsj do o.ynisoia, ponis-
wat niswiasty musiaiyby pozostas
pod koosrols grup.
y. Jestssmy prIeciwni podsialowi
"a okrsgi, DO to mogaoby wyjs6 M
niekorsyic z. N. P.
4. D,isnuik p~opieramy, DO tylks
prizes dobrss redagowane pismo n.
rod sc ksstalci.
8 Koloni.scje takts popisramy,
Poniewat my Shiny. Re to lepsse jsk
domy sviszkowe.
o. Grups sobis 4yc.y, aby po-
fmisrtns tax posostaio jsk Jest.
Delegate M tsrsz 'iej..y sejm
grups ME wysyas . pow odu wislkioh
kos.t6w, kt6rs grupa ME Jest " sta
ME ponisSc.
M. Letoandouski. sskr.
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Q. Popieramy polskioh Sokoa6v
moralnis.
10. PoPisrsuy nDsisnnik Mar,
ale must bye skoyjny, . nile oplaoa.
ny Z kssy svisskowej I ma bye kat.
dsmu dowolny do prsnumsraty. d.
IL, z.damy. sby kasjsr 2. N. P.
byf possawiony pod odpowisdnism
poreoIeniem.
IL. Nssra grupa wybrsia jsdno.
gfoanie dslsgsssm M Seju XIII W
Grand Rapids, Mich. OBJ. J. F. Mi.
ohan, prssssa grupy 297 W Virgins.
MINI.
Ma sakohcxsuis, nsssemu dslsga
fowl | .arassm ws.ystkim. ksor.y
Prsybeds do Grand Rapids, Mich.
tyosymy ws.slksi pomyslnofoi ! gor.
liwej praey Ola dobrs nss1sgo uko
chsnego q N. P.
Antoni Ssymoniak, sskr. grupy.
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Il Auburn, n. Y.

Grupa l53 " Auburn, N. Y. odby
h sws missiecrns posisd.enie d. II
wr.ssaia q powodu maaej ilosoi o.sou'
kow ME jestssmy wstanis wyslac de,
lsgass ma ssjm XIII, wieo pr.et.
sssviamy nssss fyozsnis prsss mas,
organ s~wis.kowy.
L. Jsstsimy IA tenn, ably z N. P,
ME byi podsislony ma okregi, DO to
okregi mogs sic odsrwa6 cd gs6wns'
60 zsrssdu, wiec lspisj bed.ie Il
Nv, N. P. sostanie ma starym syste
mis.
z. StoPniowego ped .tku ME pope
RAINY, DO TO tylko jest dla po.byoi,
ste ssarych ozlonkow.
8. Ably funduss rs.srwowy nowo
wssePujsoy c,ionsk op.soai cd o,asr
w~stspisnia oiyli Prsyjeois do 2 wis.
ku N. P.
A. Ably ME byiy diva oddsiaiy, &c
jest merki Ae6ski. lego ME popis'
RAINY.
5. Me popisramy, ably niswiassy
Podlegafy revisit lekarskisj.
o Dsisnnisa ME p~opisramy, gdy.
jest bard.o wislu takich, CD jsdne,
nzgody" nis csytaja, ale W ostaseos
nOsoi MECH wyohod.i " tel Genie, &C
,,Zgoda".
z. Dom6w Nv. nile popieramy. Cs
sic tycsy drugiego domu .wiszkows
60, to jest on nispotr.sbny, DO nj.
Prsyniesls tsdnyoh kor.ytoi. Many
isden dom .w., to Jest wystsrc,sjs
os.
s. Skarb Narodowy popisramy.
9. Ably poimiertns sostsio na tyn
samym f~andamsncie, ma jakim do
syohcsss ~istnisje.
Mac. Rosihski, prerss.
adam Paufouski. sskr.
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4 ~MOnangahela, Pa.


Me mogac wysia6 delegate M
Ssjm, I powodu braku fanduss6w,
odlsgsosci I maisj lic.by osionkow,
DO saledwis IL, proslmy o .amiss..
c.snie nas.ych uwsg W organic .w.,
,,Zgodzis".
L. C,ionkowie grupy 448 ME
'gadIajs sie' ably zwiassk pod,islo-
ny .ostal ma okregi.
2. Ma budowe dom6w xw. ME
'gsdsamy sie, a grupa .yosyiaby 80
bic, ably Zsrzad Centrally ra1.il mad
kupnsm gruntu | satoasniem kolonji
polskiej.
8 FondusI reserwowy powinisn
byd znies!ony, +. powodu, te nowi
o.ionkowie msjs .byt wislkie oplsty.
4. Poimiertne powinno po.ostaS
jak obsonie.
Gfapa skiada ~ayo1snis, ably Or,
jeks ten byf poparty . bratnia 20.
moca.
T. Kubicki l S. Ch~slnishski,
komitst.
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Il Virginia, MINI.

Grupa 297 u. N. P. ma oststnism
posiedssniu wziets pol ro.wage ore
dsis Censora ! inns giosy pr.sdsej-
move.
1. Posmiertue ma po,ostsc % tym
ssmym fundsmsnoie, ma jskim istnie.
js dotyoborss.
z. Funduss reserwowy ma bye
p'scony cd crssu wstspienis orionka,
a nile cd Ssjmu, JAZZ dosyohorss.
3. Zsmiast budowsnia drupisQo
domu u Siszkowsgo, to pisnisdre
msjs bye obr6oons na .skupisnis
gruntu ! zaiOtenie polskiej kolonji.
A Wssysoy dslsgsOi powinni bye
ogsosrsni " uZgodEie'.
3. Sprreciwismy sic podris,owi q.
N. P. ns okregi.
9. Prsysriy SJju XIV, MECH ole
odbetIle " domu Z~ia1kowym, "
Chicago. Ill.
|, T. Ably ssjmy Odbywa.y sic 90
lsts.
8. P~Opisrsmy podatsk ma Skart
Mar, PJi.
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z Superior, Wis.

o~RSAASA1 WISE
Poniewst sblits sic tax wrtnl
ohwila, jake jest Ssjm q. N. p, prte.
to grupa 4o7 podajs pare nsstepujs.
cych wniosk6w:
1. Uchwalsmy, ably fandusr re.sr
wowy, ktory paacimy pc Pc, centa
cd kaadsgo ~wypadku imisrci osion
ka, byi zniesiony.
2. Projskt budowania drugiego
domu Jest nismossbnym. Jsdsn dom
jest Acknowledgment ola nas1ej or.
gsnisacji.
8. Jsstssmy rasem, ably posmisrtns
byio pod~yts.one ns $1,000 Ola met.
osysn, q $500 ola kobist.
~ ~Jsssesmy ~prreoiwni okregom,
ponisvst byioby to Ibyt wielkim
oietarem ola csionk6w n~aszej orga.
uisaoji.
8. Co sie tycry ssjm6w zwissko.
wych. to powinuy sic odbywsc W do.
mu Zwiszkowym " Chicago, q nie
20 inuych miastsch, poniswa, to ME
jest moieonsm, ably kosrta oplaost
nispotrrebnie.
8 G, sic tycsy nzgody", TO po.
winns wychodzic diva rssy tygodnio.
wo; jedsn sgrsmplars Ola oiwisty, q
drugi Ola sprsw II. N. p. Drisnnik
nile jest prrymusowo potrrsbny.
z. Dslegsci ma Sejm msjs bye
piacsni Z ogolnsj kssy swisskowsj,
q nile Z grupy.
8. zsrrsd q. N. p. powinisn bye
nowy obrsny ma kstdym Sejmis.
9. Grupa 4o7 ME wyssis delegate
IA Ssjm XIII, 'stsm poIsoa wssslkie
projsksa delegation gminy Duluth
MINI. Tskae gorliwis popIersmy
wsrslkis projekty gniny, ksors bed,
prredstsr ions ns prrysIiym Ssjmie
Ma sskohoren!e Iscbscsmy brsc
Ewisrkovych { OnIsjszyOh osad, q
ssby sic poroIu NELL 1 swoimi gio
ssmi pomogIi do prEepro wsdrsnis
dooryob sPrsw ns korzysc nssse,
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Z Camden, n. j.

Dnia 3 srIssnia b. r. .sbrai sic 10
uitss grupy 100 W oelu ro.sbranis
uohwalenia rotnych reform 1 pro.
j,kt6w majsoyoh ma oslu dobro Wv
N. P. l pr,ssiania takowyoh do ogto'
sxsnis.
L. Co do budowanis wieosj dom6w
s"isskowyoh, grupa 100 stanowose
sic spr.sciwia, DO many jua jsdsn
" Chicago, kt6ry byi ~potrssbny. q
jsieli grupy " innyoh misjsoowoi
oiaoh ayczs sobis mis6 dom wlasny
to MECH 60 sobie postawis IA swojs
pisnisdse.
2. Podxislsniu Zwiasku ma okreg
ssanowo.o jssteimy prssoiwni, be
Pr1e1 poiIiaf TAXI zwieks.y sic 1 lies
ba ur,edoik6w paatnych 1wieks.a,
fyby sic prsss to jua | tax doIc Wy.
gorowsns assssmsnta m~iesieosne, q
prsytsm . 9 TAXI okiey, majs.
cy 1000 slbo 5000 csionk6w, prsyj,
dsie do nisporosum ienia Z Zsrzsdsm
Csntraloym l msjsc powaans lio.b,
orionkow, mote odpasc, prssr &C
mote wyrzsdsic wislks sskods d..
q. N. P.
8. Stopniove 81 opisty nile popisra
my, gdyt to wywois wislkie obur.s
ME re ssrooy stsrssyoh .wis.kowc6w
4. D,isnniks Nsrodowsgo ME DO
Pisramy. nzgcda' dla mas Jest Wy
sssroIsjscs. Taxi Dsiennik jes
dobry W Chicago 1 jsmu blias,yOi
okolio, . ME nam ma wschodsie, do
ksd sr.scisgo albo ozwarssgo dol,
Prsychoizi.
D. Fondusr rezsrwowy powinisr
bye .nissiony supsinie, gdya nile cd
powisda swemu oslowi, ma jski jss
prresnscsony. Nssomiast pienisds,
do ssgo ns fundusr rsssrwowy wpia
cone powinny bye obrooone ns In
dove przytoiku ola sssroow 1 siero,
po swiszkowcsch. 'Nssssm sdauiem
TAXI dom otar'by nisjedne TIE sssrco
wi, q sieroty byiyby wycbowsns v
duOhu ! nsrodOwosci p~olskisj.
8. Co do ton osionkow, ably nj,
f1rmowsc oddrisloych grap Ten
skich, gdyt to bedIis pooisgsio .,
soba wydsski ! utrudnienia domows
Cay ME lepisj by byto urrsdIie '
grupis diva oddriaiy, I. ]. msrki
ssh'ki, uvalnisjs, tony cd obowis-
kowych posiedzsh. Niswissty dl
roruaisycb prrycryn uozssIcIse b,
nis mcgiy, pres 90 wkrsdiby si
nieporzsdsk. Grups mezks mote "a
fstwisc wsIelkie interess jsk dotsd
prowadsic rachunki ! koleksujsc ns
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Z Filadelfii, Pa.

Or. 8S3 ~uchwaliis, ably Dom Wv.
staosf W Buffalo ably Zsrrsi uloko.
wal poaowe pisniedry ma to budowe,
a dom ten byi tylko pod kontrols
Zarssdu 1 wiasnoscis Zwiazku, DO
~inacIej moglyby powsts6 nispororu.
mienis pomiedsy grupemi a Zarza-
dem ~Csntralnym.
Popisramy Dxiennik Narodovy,
DO jest nam bard.o potrssbny. Vie.
my, 70 swia.kowcy poprs 90 mater.
jaime, q satem mote tst ooprze6 4
kass swisskowa. D.isnnik mo1s
Priynisic wiele korrysoi nam I marc.
dowi polskismu.
Co sic syo.y posmisrtnego, to .y.
ossnism grupy jest, ably posostsio
Isk dotyohczas. Zbyt wielka smians
mote bytsby nam wsrystkim wieosj
srkodliws nit korrystna.
Kasper Gonikopskii, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
Il C~Ollinsville Conn.

Ma posiedseniu tow. So. Jorsf.,
gr. 800, odbytsm d. 10 urssSois,
wsrysoy crionkowie jednomyslnis
sgodsili sic ma wieksrosc gios6w rs;.
mowyoh' gdyz nsszs to~wsrsystwo MS
mote wysiso delegate "a Sim 3 DO
wodu wislkiej odlsgiOsoi 4 dufspo
hosftu podrozy, DO ! tag j~sstssmy
oboisteni rormsissmi wydssksmi.
lyorymy ossemu SSjmowi, aeby Pan
Bog udIisli ne swoioh task Zviss.
kowi pomJslnyoh obrsd IA S ME
ola dobrs esisgo ogosuZ visskowoow.
imisnio gsupy $40:
r. ID ircryhsk', presses; wa. Jan.
kowssi, wios.prss; III. Zaleski,
sskr' 4 D.; +. Bobinski, sskr.
prot ) A. Zslsski, kasJer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
z MinOnk, Ill.

nhohht Aiis
Poniswat solita sic tax vain,
ohwils, jake jest S,jm Zwia,ku N
P, wieo nss.s grupa 80 pragni,
w.iasc udsiai W obrsdsch pr1edsej
mowych.
L. Grupa 80 popiera Dsiennik Ma
rodowy, tylko nile przymusowy.
2. Grups nas.a jest pr.sciwn. bu
dowis dom6w ,wiaskowyOh, DO jsder
dom w%yssarcsy, " ktorym j,st "a
rad Csntralny.
3. TAX samo pop'eramy sskup,
no gruntu l Pobudo vsnis prsysuikr
Ola starych ! kalek.
4. Grups nasza jest Ia tenn, aby
fonduss reIsrwowy byi s~nlesiony, be
jest to "a w!elki oie.ar.
B. TAX samo uchwalamy, ably kat
dy osionsk, kt6ry jest nie.dolny de-
prsoy, dostsi swojs posmlerins M
Pr.od Ia poSwiadcssnism ,doktora
caisj grupy.
9. P~opisrsmy, ably p~oImiertue by
20 wyPsaoane jak tsraz, t. j. 5000.
2. Oarsgow ME popisrsmy.
8. sksrb Narodowy popisramy.
o. Bibliotski ME popisramy. Ktc
ale ehce k~sstaioic, TO MECH placi Z.
swojsj kissssni.
10. zarrad C~snsralny ma bye obie
rany beg wsgledu ne mIejsoowosc.
IL. Grupa 80 jest IA tenn, ably ka.
dy os'onsk lob grupa, ktor.y % sus
pendowani, byli ogfosssni W ,,Zgo
die.
Grups nas.a ME wysyis dslsgas,
n q Sejm XIII, satem nadsyia swoj,
xdsnie.
Zsr.sd grupy 80:
J. Ksormarsk, prsIss,
Jan Kordys, wice-prs..
j. SIymahski. sekr. prot
j. Jsckiswior, sskr. fn.