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which indicated he was in bsttsr spirits
than could be expected.
ConssIe with Mae. Dseyfss.
BOSTON, Sept. n--Resolutlons of con-
dolenee and sympathy with Nine. Dreyf~
were passed today and cabsed 10 her By tne
Evangelical Alliance They were ~ fol-
lows:
The Evangelical Alliance, Of Boston.
sharing In the Indignation of the Christian
world at the outrage psrpefrzfed IN the
name of justice on your nusnand. pess
leAys to assure you OF ITS sympafhy. ana
of ~ prsysss 70 the God Of love and right
for speedy vindica3on."
Ms4ho1lsas Deaesaee Verdict.
NEW YORK, Sept. ti.-At meeting OF
the Methodist Preachers Association. OF
New York. today q resolution was unani-
mously passed depicring the shamesui
miscarriage az Justice IN the recent con-
demnaron OF Capt. Dreyfus."
Chicago VIII Held = Mass Meeting.
CHICAGO. Sept ia monster mass
meeting 10 protest against the sentencing
Of Capt Dreyfus In accordance with ths
decree OF the cosrt-martial IN being planned
in Chicago. Prominent chicagoans are
sajd to be concerned In the movement.
which was started yesterday ~ mass
meeting held IN the Jaw.Ah section Of the
city. Tho proposed meeting II TO b. held
nsxt Saturday. ana among those who are
expected to take part are Judges Dunn.
0lbbons and efsin. States Attorney Din
En-. Harry Olsen IN assistant states az
terney: Rabbi Emil @. Hirsch. John q.
ylannssty ~ Nobsr (sostkeb II IL the
intantioa Of ths organizers Of the move
msnt 10 send letter representing the voice
sf chicaxo 70 the president Of France, re-
Qu1s&3ng that the famous military prisoner
be sven his freedom.
LenAen PaDess Bitter.
LONDON. sspt 1.-THE afternoon news
pauers q this oity today are unanimous In
their denunciation Of the verdict in the
court-martiai o. Capt Dreyfus. ana they
tsean with abuse Of system producing
such decisions''
wants 70 Hishf EstssAaSy.
KANSAS CITY, Sept M-capt. Thomas
rhslan. = broad-swordaman and crack pis-
tol shot. has issued . challenge to Count
Estsrhasy to fight q duel Phelan has
engaged in several personal encounters
and IL man Of fearless character. He Ia
said to be backed By several prominent
local Jews. who have guaranteed his pas
sASs to England to meet Esterhaxy. He
y . veteran Of the civil war.
Capt. Phelan's letter follows:
Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. II. lsee.
ITO Count Esterhasy. Upper GIoucester
raos. Dorset Square. London, Eng Sir:
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says All Alleged IstePviews VIII
him Are False.

says All Alleged 1atePvIews With
Him Are False.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE war de-
partment makes public the following ca
bic:
Manila, Sept. IL.
"corbln, Washington: TAwton pro-
nouncee utterly tsroundcss the Newspaper
reports Of an interview asserting that he
commented on the military situation or
criticised the conduct Of operations here.
Declares beforehand az false All future nc-
counts OF such interviews. "SCHwAN."
Gen. Schwan In colonel In the adjutant
generals department. and was made q
brigad,er general during the Spanish
American war.
Gen. corthn stated that he does not know
what the den.aIS refer TO. and that the de-
partment has addressed no inquiry to Gen.
lawtpn.
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oLxMrIA's OFFICERS MAKE GIFT,
The Recipient n Gunner of tho urit-
ish 1astieship Devastation.

GtRRALTAR Sept. II. --Before sailing
from here Yesterday for New York. Nd
Snirai Dewey and officers OF the cruiser
olympia presented f5o 30 pcppiatt the
gunner ~ the british battisship p~vastA-
iion, who while the waTShlp was firing a
salute TN honor OF the arrival ~ the
American admiral. September T. had h,s
hand shattered by an explosion % tie
charge which he WAS rarmirR home
Pspplatts arm has been amputaiei
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WASHINGTON ser' ~ Gen Brooke
cnblsd IN. following death report:
Havana Battalion Sergeant Major WIN.
r Daniels Eighth infantry. died sept.
sth n dyssnt-rN.
Matanras~Artifrsr James Caseriv
Company L. asnth infantry. hied aep,
Sth. drowned.
havana. Las Animas hospital Aiber.
J Adams v NJ c. a. t'Si september q
~ yellow fever
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COMMANDER TAUssI0 COMING HOME
VIII Demand . Court of Inquiry %
HIS Arrival

WASHINGTON, Sept. ii.--word has
come that Commander Taussig OF the
navy, will arrive I'm the United States from
Manila about the nrss Of next month, ard
II n believed from what IN said by hls
trends that he will promptly demand
court OF inquiry. The officer was relieved
from command Of the Bennington by Ad-
miral Watson because Of some free cri,i-
cism on his part Of the capaeility OF the
admiral
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AxsE HATFIELD ARRESTED.
Leader of the Feed Fighters Jailed
WHheus WieoAshsA

wTrTrANsTpN w Va Sep IL
Sheriff Henderson ~ f<ossn county ard
\ posse Of fifteen today YER, - ths Hat
~aN fort IN me mountains thirty ~ l-~
from here and without t,iaosf.hea rap-
tsr~d Devil Anse' Hats~ii ria so- Rob
and John Uirg ness a r~isfiv@ % he Hat
fields TIE prisoners viii - taken %
PIKE county ard tried ~ charges ~ rrur-
der growing o1f ~ th@ Hafftesf- Moor
seut Capt Haffeif. ire only Prom
srsr . being hunted with . rnss@
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ROME. Sept i'~t~ei ranlaxara.. refer
ring today % the verdict ~ Reaaes said
IL felt horror. hut not surprise
Spontaneous demonstrations 10 favor ~
rreysns have occurred tD mary PARTS ~
italy. In Florence "A crowd shouting
Down with the JeSuitsN Threatened ths
French consulate The re'iee sntssfer~a
ard = ashs ensaaa In which many per
sons were hurt
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GEN. OTIS rRIENDs norEFuu.
Believe He VIII stay In Com ma nd,
Hut Afraid Of "Populsp CIam0r."

CHICAGO. Sept. IA special 20 the
Record from Washington says
The friends Of Gen. Dtis are becoming
hopeful that they will succeed IN having
him retained in his present command.
and one a high officiai or the war depart.
ment. openly admitted that he believed
popular ciamor" would result IN his
friends recall ana the assignment 81 Gen.
Miles or Gen. Merritt 20 Manila.
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Eepr asr' fl-The captain 81 the
transport Morgan CITY ~Alch xAs srscsef
SegterYaher 4 by striking reef elThf mile.
s~sr-s prsfuchi SAYS there nrs gcet pre-
,se..s % saving the vessel AMI TRAIT dlvsss
have been Engaged Ter the pgrrds~ % Try
ins 80 naat Der.
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sg~eszi D~spatcs - - Poss~f.- es;szear~-
~asHINfsr0S. z~vt u-srn- Iressn
rc-~xzs~z1n>r 49, Gc~z su~ Eeg 1oes -
rors zpsxxn~ f-1zsss~ r~@~-y&snn - .
rr1xe1 o. ssx ws~az ~ ~xE~g<s 20 nave
eausrsossasssHs FOR o2r - TIE rwsx~~ u
senees -smpss1sD - - sanssnsn4 - -
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vast Everss ana conauxunmr1wNum
% tzxe s~ssnsifnxu 30 - upeuu
Incidentally 10 wss smnn1m4 - :
rousn runnfnx rrsr<s - - aumDr
may - 8f value 90 counDEFxw nU
Ills actions w~re. asUus~~. -
~ ssrn~ - th~ nsssv~m t3sNuwmxx
capt Todd = 1-sssvef % snDp -
sarSff~s the sraxHan ofa1mze zpwx|
Tectitude of rs parpnse1 . iem10uu|
dspsrtn~rt TRAD f1er~ . snneuu1
fsssnaarssa FOR re >ro<z - -
of ether rn@ ~sase 90 re aagF -
nave 5~en -~rr into z1nGn - -
IL 10 aaEf@ csr-ssn t1as fa~<r xDDu
been any aexufisfisns we<1 NDDu
M TIRE &eEu sstloa ~ 10 Ts1snGu
sansfs N me interior ~ Ssmzo -
~ FOR sas vssss % sfrzx -
liam - currfs GsAfef cz~rn - =
STATE Department.. % sssnn1Qv -
ssas@m~nr saHx Nrs cugmnDsmU -
isfely wstAose ofssfa1 zxsnunrv -
tton. M
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'ss-ias-sa
HRAxll. PROTESTS.
Objects 80 the Sale of the puk~ of
Ssx~'s iands to t.ermauv.

RIO DE 1ANfiRD. Sept. t.~~T'ne BRA
gillian government has protested against
the sals Of the iAsssss cs sna Duke cs SAKE
to tia German government
The government - Erasa sAs see- IN.
formed shAs aoEvis has sent a,vsssoa ~
src1ps 60 esceors Acre
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Tran.pors senator at Manila.

ARLINGTON. SEP, ~ Tho follow
iHg rahierrnrn was received ~ the war
DEE srsfneut this morning
Manila. Sept 81 Transport Senator
arrived this rnarnlng ore csnUaity-W VI
n Galtthwai,r. died az sea.
otis"
The Senator carried 10 officers and eo
f@rrLffa
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NO oLEw To TRAIN RoHsER.
Ome~vs IN Psvssts Of Five Men We
node Thseash WtIess.

WILCOX. Arfs SEPT. r-So el~- 70
The identity - ire ru@u who resS al re
wet bnand express trsfr a. Co~ht~e Sal
arSsv nigh. has v~s t~er fosrd Th~~. i
rspevs fhaf ATs rer rcd~ rsss Esicor
an hour after the robbery AZ RAPID xals
sxrg north " = believed ire robb~r.
are residents hees
oMe~rs Aivord Hnf affse. ise. wfi~ox
today ir rursst'. Scout White fh~ @n~r-
10 ~ also following
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MANY THOUSANDS 70 FEED


Feol VIII ~ needed ZOE These fer
Missy Weeks - Ce0e. o. ratIl .
Csep Csn Ne Hssvssae1-sf Net
Tsssishel. VIII Ne stasvatisa.
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MANILA Sort ~ IN. mayor ~ ff-us
has siiENfp%ATe1 and II Ia vgppas~a h.. has
telfed thu rebels ON tho prusnine ~ re-
csiwtnx a Esn~vni.htr lie go colonel n
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No TRACE oF AxnRrE.
steamer Antarctic usturp. rreus u~r
search siewg Greenland Csnst

CN-Hs-NNt-EG Sweden sNpt y -.Tss
steswsgr Aetavrtr. winch Ter Helstu s,e.-n
Essas~ an MAY = 1ess wtA al asr~ss-
tea unter f'vpf A = NEthosxs was xgos.
On &C TIE -kAw. TO northern ex,rv!nstg
~ tsti&rsd penraark tosAy en- hsr -.
ss~- fr0rf A~F search along tAe northwest
csssss ~ tsreenlAnA FOR Prof Anasr~e sac
reported sAas shs IA. sosna 20 trsc, az
tA~ nlsskrg AtF@a&GE
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uAvAxA WORN NV STRIKE.
Arc D.msaainw ~ vsshs-ueuy Day
~ That city.

HAVANA s~p' n.-Tss carpenters ssis
. large r-estfnE igfay and aErse1 20 e. On
strtse t6rbFras for iRy = eshf hours
TNs secretary - ~ s'.wsaar-s orgsnirs-
fson. who Attended tho rss~ti1g PROMISED
TIE support ard cs-ugsrats1n II tnst body
The meeting SER committee 20 TIE r~il-
xzy sH9-s % ertssyrf 90 PERSUADE me
rrr~ wgrksrs sh~~e 80 snfn thsrn- me
arhe 81 the ,rs~cns e SIN On
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er~essI D.scs,rs - re Past- lrreTfsgxn~sr
wAAfffN1TsJ~ s~r- Ill y K.rp4n.
SKY has ben sepssasAd possmssf>r 81
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ARE voc ssGE~l EAST.
cAs a. sAe >aEtAvxn rsrsAr esf.re sat.
sss sn4 wAka aFrsaGvmenss kf1srf4Vs
Ssrssmtser lar. rate 70 sAk-sga sss %.
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TRANSvAhL TENSION
STILL REMAINS HIGH.

Continued From Page One.
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rides. lie declares that he IL anxious for
the preservation OF peace.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PHILIPPINE
POLICY.

II is one thing. of course. TO support
the government in time of war, and it
is another thing to espouse the policy, in
pursuance of which war has arisen. with
enthusiasm and without misgivings.
Surely few people well acquainted with
the undertone of American sentiment
would now say that there is deep joy or
gladness in the hearts Of the people in
consequence of our having extended our
sovereignty to the Philippine Islands. 1t
is true that there are those who continue
to say that this nation is delirious with
the fever OF imperialism. but they are in
error. The average American Graves ini-
perial dominion about as little as does
the average Swiss. Nevertheless. it is
the general conviction ofthe country that
a sequence OF events which human fore
sight could not control has thrown upon
us the burden OF establishing order in the
Philippines. and of taking SPANS place
there as sovereign in the meaning that
international law attaches to that term
From "The Progress of the World" in
the Ame,Ican Monthly Revie7O of Reviesvs
for December.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

THE New England tobacco growers re-
fuse to enlhuse over Mr.. Mckinley
idea Of free trade with Porto Rico.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
CITY Tax Payers Take Notice.

ASSApoLIs, MD. November sth, 1899.
.,,t ax hills Maid during the month of No
ve,nher 800 the amount of the bill will be re
ceived without discount or interest
on all tax bills of this year remaining unpaid
after the 3oth day of November, 1899 interest
viii be CHARGED from the date when tie same
became due and PAYABLE Il e. from the 18th day
of August. 1899.
The undersigned will report to the Corpora
ton in December next all tax bills for this year
remaining then unpaid, and will thereafter
proceed to collect the same by due course oflaw.
VIII. PULLMAN
Col. OF Taxes and Treas. Of Annapolis, Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
$500 REWARD!

WE VIII pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, In.
siirestion- CONSERVATION or Costiveness we cannot
cure with Lverita, the Up To Date Little Liver
Pill, when the directions are strictly complied
with. They are purely Vegetable. and never
pills. Zoe boxes contain 10 Pills. sc. boxes con-
tain is Pills. Beware Of substitutions and imi-
tations Sent by mail Stamps taken. MEX
son Sts., Chicago, III. Sold by Feldmeyer Bros,
Druggists. Annapolis. Nd. 6stf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
PUBLIC SALE
DRUG STORE,
Stock and Fixtures.


BY virture OF power of sale contained
in a deed of trust from Charles G.. Mum
roe and wife. to me, as trustee, dated
I4th October, 1880. and duly recorded
among the records of Anne Arundel
County, in Liber G.. W., No. 10. folio
81, &C., will offer to public sale at the
Drug Store, No. 90 West Street, Annap-
oils, Nd. all the property, stock and FIX
lures in said deed OF trust mentioned,
viz: Medicines, Cigars. Toilet Articles,
Tools, Graphophone, Show Gases, Pre-
scription Counters, &c., &C.. on
Thursday, December Fl, 1899,
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON.
The sale of the property as whole,
with good will and fixtures, is preferred.
TERMS OF SALE Cash. unless
satisfactorily secured on short time. De-
post of $50 required on day of sale.
Copy of inventory of stock can be seen
on application.
GRAFTON MUNROE.
Trustee.
I26 Prince George Street. d.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

THERE are quite number of republi-
cans in Congress who express their ap-
prevail of the gold standard bill in a way
that shows the words to be forced. under
orders.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

THE Beers cannot claim sympathy be-
cause they represent the under dog in the
fight. On the contrary. just the reverse;
they are on top and hammering the
under dog.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

SENATOR Frye has taken the public
into his confidence and told them lot Of
things the republicans intend to do with
the Philippines. but he is neither Con-
gress nor the people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

Col. BRYAN was wise enough to know
that going to the Senate would weaken
rather than strengthen him as the demo-
cratic candidate for President next year;
hence his refusal to allow his name to be
considered by the governor of Nebraska,
in connection with the vacancy made by
the death of Senator Hayward.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

SOME Chicago papers express regret
that policemen of that city are not good
marksmen. One of them shot at man
in bunch OF 1000 people the other day,
but couldn't even hit the crowd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

THE Agricultural Department estimates
that this years cotton crop will exceed
IL ,ooo. 900 bales. which will be nearly
3oo. 1000 bales more than was produced
last year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

Mr.. MCKINLEY has not yet ordered
that an image Of gold be set up on top of
the Capitol for the republican Congress
to bow down to. but that is no reason why
he may not do SO 1T some future time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

THE Baltimore San asks us Christ
mas in yo' bones? Indeed We don't know
where Christmas is; whether in our bones
our epidermis. or in our liver. 1t certain
ly must be laundering around some old
place inside of humanity for it is not out
of doors and we are anxious to locate it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup o.
Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
of a gentle remedy, than by any other,
Children enjoy it and it benefits them.
The true remedy. Syrup of Figs. is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syru-
Company, only.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

If Secretary Long persists in his de-
mand that Congress shall give Sampson
honor belonging to Schley. there may be
a new Secretary OF the Navy; Schley's
friends in Congress are numerous and
influential.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
-oF THE
Farmers National Bank,
RESOURCES.

At Annapolis. In the State Of MARYLAND.
At the close of business, Dec. End. 1899
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15

REV. DIR. LYMAN ABBOTT has come
down heavily on the man who drinks
bad coffee and eats bad pie every day
until he is yellow and who still calls him.
self temperance man because he doesn'i
drink beverages.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-15
Office.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Farmers National Bank.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. s. 1899.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
THE STOCKHOLDERS. that the AN
NUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
will be held on
Tuesday, January 9th, 1900,
at the banking house. in the City of An
napolis, at II O'Clock M.
d. G.. A. CULVER, Cashier.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26

8. zosutralisowa6 okrety PROC,
rosbityoh podcsas bitw morskich.
o. Zrewidows6 ~d.klar.oje tyo.,os
sic pro~ad'snia wojnyI wypr.oowa
ns y Bruksslli " 1874 +.
10. Z~'ssosowsc rassds .rbisraoji
potredniotws " sakioh wypsdk,cb,
ks6rs nadsjs sic po temu.
Jak wid.imy. wssystkis powy.s.s
punkty, oPr6Oz oststnisgo, syo.s ole
v~Jfsosnis sprsw wojskowyob. Me.
kt6rs sas . nioh - s~upslnis niswy
sonalns. isk nap. 2. gdya Rad
rosyjski. bedso dsspotyoznym. nike.
mu pravd.iwych rsohunk6w nile sda,
je, 1sdne wieo pahstwo nile bed.ie
uoRfo 60 skontrolowa6, esy sis dc
po~yfssyoh paragrsf6w .assosow.l
osy nile.
Ostatni psrsgraf mote miec seer
sse s~oaossoie polityosns | m jsge
'a'adsis moglibyfny .sssd.6. BY
sPraws Polski sostafs oddsns arbi'
%traoJi, dopoki xas to nile nsst.pi. do.
P6ty NOVA o pokoju wisosystym ME
ma s~naossnia. Polaoy bowism. be,
wsgledu na to ozy m~ooarstws uch~a.
ls vieosny Pok6j ory ME, pred.sj
oIy POI aisj uPomns sic o nispr.s.
dawnions Prawa swoje ohocby . bro
nis ~ retu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26

Fosogrcfe.-Jsdyny pisrws.orss.
ny .akfad M sachodnio p6inoonsj
'sronis r.asta Chicago -tylko mai.
'dolniejs' artysci jake wsp6aprsoo.
snioy % satrudnisni. Me potrssbs
'dswat sic wtr6dmisiois, aby mice
'ravdsivis artystyosnie wykofoson,
'obose " najrosmaitssyoh modnyoh
"ylaoh po przystepnej Genie. Jsko
iawnisjsi swiszkowoy d.iekujemy
- dotychosasows popsrcis 1 o dalsse
prosimy.-Z szaounkism, Niklas I
p0soto1oski.
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korzystajcie dop6ki jestem mic
DIV Wami!

uLy dIil.
Prise. lst 8 ME csyuiasm nikomu
konkursncii dowoder, 10 ceuy mole
hyfy cd "a do SIP % tusin CAB.
f,tegrsfj'. Nsjwieks.s gwia.dy
twista srtystyornego prsysnasy. IL
jsstem f~otogrsfsm srtysta, . op6
nsdsf mi tytul ,Kr6la polskich f.
togrsf6~". Tymosasem pswnemu
osobnikowi tytuf ten ME byi do stra
vienna. Postarsno sic wiso o uwie
sieois mnie I soboty ns n'sdsiele "
County Jail".
w dow6d mojsj wdsisczncs Sol n
ten ~s,laohetny osyn, postanowisem
oeny mole snify6 i. tusin gabineto.
wyeh pa $l.50 ssmisst "a. q gdy
kryminalny ssd ukarss tyoh pp., saa
oywiiny sad prsysns mi odszodowa.
ME IA nisprawne u~wiesisuis, vtsn
o.as sfofe moim rodakom wiekss,
o6Are.
Uwsga: ,,Drajwsrsy" nnie ME
Proseguj& gdyt cd vessel ME place
Jan W. Ldzikotoski,
433 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago. Ills
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
NOwy
POspieszny Pociag
KOlei wabash"

THE Continental Limited, no.
wy pospieszny pociag kclei z~elaznej
Wabash, teraz opuszoza Chicago
cedziennie o godzinie IL minut 2 "
Po{udnie, przybywa do Buffalo o
godzinie 8 rano, do New Yorku o
godz. 8 min. 30 popoludniu, a do
Bostonu o godz. 5 min. so wieczo.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
Program
Obchodu Sci rooznicy tow. Sok0
Polski " South Chicago.

1. Muzyka, marc. nBo.e oos Pol
ske", Nowicki, wykona orkisstra poo
dyrskojs Frsncis.ka Nowiokiego.
2. Wystep Sokoiow. Nova $50
koly" Kazmier.a zyOhlihskisgo, pre-
resa Zwis1ku Sokol6w. C~io,eni,
wsP6lne przes wssystkie towar.ys
iva Sokols " Chicago; Adam Osih.
ski, naoselnik.
3. Solo, barton 1.-THE mighty
deep, Jude, wykona M J. Ssamsi,
Z akompanjamentem forsspianu.
A. Musyka uAmsrioa", Thoe. Mo-
sss Tobini. wykona orkiestrs.
5. Monolog Moi omans widow
ky, Zaohajkiewic., wypowie dr.. ].
A Chrzanowski.
8 S1isw MARS. Sokol6w", Anto
al Katski, wykona tow. oh6ralns B.
Dembihskiego pod batuta Fslikss
Pawiowskisgo.
T. Musyka ,,Polskie kiosy", W.
Troschela, wykons orkiestra.
8. Spiew, mssurek, wykons Choir
tehski sw. Ce9ylji.
9. Solo. soprano, polonss Z opsry
uMignon", wykona p. Rots Kwasi.
groch : akompsnismentem orkisstry.
10. Cwicssnia ogolne ma spsrs
tach.
IL. Musyka nPolowanis", P. Bu
c~slossi. Symptoms ~opisows: S~is
sPokOjny / piekny. Mysliwi prsy-
gotowujs sic do pogoni. Trsbki
myaliwskie ! :hs. Choir: ma polo
wsnis! S~ro1eksnie ps6w; nawoay
wsuis; wycis psow. Zsbity .wisrr.
Powrot, = wykons orkiestra.
IL. Spiew nDOOh Wojewody',
Grossmsn, wykonsjs ohory Dsmbih
skisgo | sw. Csoylji.
Pocsstek obchodu o god1. s wlso..
Pc obchodEis bal.
Ola Chicago komitet .ssngaaowai
spscjalns elsktryczns ksre, ktors
wyrusry I prred Opera II Juss" o
lsIsj rsno, do kolsi gornej na 90 hoj
! Stony Island av.
Wssep ma sale kosztowsc bed,ie
rs centow. Jssds do South Chicago
kolejs gorna 9 potem woIsmi slek
trycsoemi zsjmie godrine orssu . ko-
lejs Illinois Central so minut.
Komltet: K. Witkowski, BIS. Ro
zyDsk, Jan Dsrps, Robert Lsnsrt,
Stefan Sulski, w. r. Walk WAX, J
+. Snistsnka ! wielu innyOh.