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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
WElCIiIIH CROP BUIIIIEIlR.

ColUMBlA, $. G., June eth, 1890.
Tho Temperature, during tho week
ending June Goth, averaged noarly
normal, with cool nights early In tho
week, but not cold enough to check the
growth OF crops.
Tho rainfall WAS confined TO small
areas In tho southeastern portion OF
the State, whore light TO heavy show
crs occurred on the 2lst, accompanied
wlndu. A few light showers occurred
In other portions OF tho State on tho
Same date. 1t Is very dry over the
north central and northwestern coun-
tics, where crops OF oil kinds, except
possibly carly cotton, arc suffering Tor
rain.
The weather was favorable for cult.
waiting field crops, and but few reports
Of grassy fields were received. Bud
wOr.ns continue to dcvastatc corn and
tobacco, catcrpiliars to destroy rice,
and lice have appeared on young cotton
In single county.
| Cotton continues to do Wcll, with
rapid growth except In the "up coun-
try" whore tho soil lacks moisture, but
the crop rs whole 10 very promising.
Blooms arc reported from nearly every
section OF tho Stete. Sea Island cotton
Is In excellent condition and blooming <
freely.
Corn improved generally, but is no,
promising except over limited areas
Worms threaten its ruin on bottom
. and IN Plckeps County, and have In
.u-et u severely elsewhere. Laying
, ) ct-u = general.
-..acco varies greatly IN condition
. :.-..s...: -. district. Reports O
.-a.'= = ~ccU= arc numerous, an
: -.a-y ,*:..-: v:-! poor a!eEds. Cuttln
. - .l-.,s 80 -cglC, ol! .hls WOr
x. -: = scG-ca. In:.. .ne first wee
! he: planning Is ant=ncd. Youn
;, -.c. : oc!ng IN. .Ircd BY caterpillar:
. Fresh water TOR ;lOOitnY is needed i
y. -U.re sections and = no. available.
. Whea: ari Oa:a .hreshing ts near!
. .c!=.ei Yields 0! 1hea: "a. be.o'
= IL: average. ard OF oats are general.
: u-C-.
:, M".oa= ara poor a places, and gen
crazy az Grapes rot..Ee some. Ap
ye- Eerc:a.y u.cn.!.l., ol. are drop
!.cE badly SOW progress Is oein,
-a-- Z setting sweet potato slips
. .-:.: uy:a:5:. are failure. Pasture
...U:gv.ac 20 Wy. Peas being sown OF
-:---.@ a1G a with corn where the sol
:. a.G..t.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
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mrms.
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na'l VI Iio ious"' or ail seaIeu at d
,ons S"olo Ia 'ho laree dining room.
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among cncol tney arc enaoleo 10 nave
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06

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ht vat projecting W ucNe!Ui Hit
VIgwt upOt tL4t pUlu; wueL hlnyO'
tHrQuuu' u&Ut pUInt o. Oruc' aEa!ne'
iue cutaracLe, % :ne legtImUuy, auC
Sult point wab suBt&IueL uy III. CuG-r
.HoL h. / harrIBJ atte' sUtnewua.
nplriSec encounter between k1prc.
Bentstive Livingston unC tne kcpuUI-
cap memuerk.
Mr.. Youmant then proceeded "
other considerations. he snUuKut the
tarlf also I'D ODetaCIt " prUErese, esy
inR tnBt while tins COTTON grower o
the United Statet wae compelled *
compete Will the choap iauur Of til.
world IL sales abroad, he wac not d,
lowed W buy the product Of tnat lauO
Ia other articles abroad without pay
ing duty OF 80 PEI cont. upUr II. i
remedies he suggested the free coin
age Of silver, d lower tariff, auc loca
banks OF Issue. He had tried tuc ii
versifcstion Of crops and had not oec'
nuccessful.
Mr.. Youmans said he had no fault y
find with colored labor, and that Il
preferred 1t infinitely to importe
labor. ~ employ 300 or 400 negroes,
no said, land find them docile an
willing to work. | go away and lcav
my family among them, feeling conf
dent OF their safety and protection.
BE thought, however, that the negr
was as o rule irresponsive to the effort
W educate him, and while he willtngl
paid his share for such efforts at edu
oesion, he considered the money spen
~ thrown away.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06

port that Gen. Joseph Wheeler has
been designated for service in the
PHILIPPINES cannot be confirmed at the
War Department. General Wheeler Is
known to desire active service in the
field, and the fact that he Is with
Secretary Alger in the Northwest Is
assumed to be- the basis for tho report
that he is to go to the Philippines. In
the absence Of positive information
on the subject the off ,ials OF tho War
Department are not inclined to credit
the report, for the reason that Cen.
Whcclcr's application for such detail
has been ponding before the President
for several months and has 80 far failed
to receive the Presidents APPROVAL
Although the chief executive Is favor
ably impressed with Gen. Whcelor's
military knowledge and ability, 1t Is
gaid that he doubts the wisdom OF sub
J:cting d man OF his age and fecble
health TO the hardships OF g severe
campaign IN tropical country In an
Dnhealthy ecasOn. Gen. Wheeler has
nearly reached the age at which Of
hCGre Of the regular army are placed
UD ,he retired lis', and although vol
UuIGCr riNCcr; are NJ, subject to retire
meut on &crOUnt .! age, II is said that
thr pces.deut iGels Il strong disinclina
nou 70 VIC employment Of any but yong
anl Vigorous mGn ~ tbe army In the
Philippine. Ncv"rthcl"se, " 10 not
aiioYct nDr mp DDaclG that Gen.
Whocl,r may Dc aasiRned 70 active duty
10 Lhc Philippines Gen. Wheeler IL
unc Of INC yuoiOr cri2adinr generals IN
LuC YOIuuGnor unLH ehMont, having
Ooeu rocoutiy reduced from the grade
Il major Rcnural and orinY ranked by
most of goncrHi Utiicers cow 90 We field
Of acton WOulu nCCCosArlIy have TO be
/ CJihuahC.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
The Peoples Journal.
PICkENS s. O.
ruE KENTUOKY PLATFOItNi.

f,,icauo PlattO form Arc EndOrsou'
Tbo Democratic convention OF kcn'
.,,nLv has adopted tho following plat
"Tho Democrats OF kentucky, In con-
vontion assembled, rcaillrm without
the slightest qualification, tho prin-
oiplcs and policies declared In tho DO
mocrstic national platform adopted ut
Chicago IN lS"6.
Gated by events. Tho ncccssity for the
reetoratinn Of tho double standard wns
acknowledged by tho President nnd
Congross In 1897, whom II commission
WAS sont TO Europe TO Cntrcnt othct
nations to aid iH establishing bimct"l.
lism, end tho failure OF tho commission
to socuro European cooperation con
firms tho friends OF free coinage IN
thcir bolicf that rclici can only como
by tho independent action OF the
United Statos. The present legal ratio
OF is to / is tho only ratio nt which bi-
mctnllism can bo restored and opposi-
ton to 1t Ia confined to those who op'
poso bimotallsm AT any ratio, ami 10
those who misapprchcnd or ignore the
rnasops which led three national con-
vontiOns to adopt IL.
"Mo dcuOuncc tho present kCpuNlI.
can national administration Tor Its
reckless eNtrnvAEnnce in the conduct
of public affairs for its cruel and IN
human neglect in lis treatment OF our
soldiers and snilurs during tho late
Spanish war: for its complrte suhur-
dination 70 tho Interest Nt organized
wealth for its protection and cnrour-
agomont of trusts and combinations {;
and especially for It's appointment and
retention In Office OF AN Attorney Con.
,.,1 ,1nrOtrl TIN, Interests Of truStS
and combinations.
"Wo call attention ~ tho inrOm-
potency OF the present Republican ad'
mlnistration in kentucky, the abuses
and scandals In the management ut the
pcnitontlary and asylums while undcr
lScpublican control, and We commend
tho wisdUm OF tho last Gonrral Assrm'
bly, OF Kentucky IN the enactment OF
laws which secure the wise Anu rruno-
mical administration ol the urnttcn
tinries and other public institutions OF
the State under Democratic rontrol tC
the increase in the rate Oi taxation ; t
the vetoiuE Of ali Democratic lvNisla
tion favorable to the interests ~ the
people and hostile TO the NpNrESSion'
and cXtOrtions Oi organized wealth.
1--WE believe the trust i tHr result
in large measure, Nt the uo.iric
adopted aud pursued Ny Tie N2puh.i
party, chief among which are the dc
monctixation ot silver, " Witch Ih
volume OF currency has HHrn kept Nt
low the demands y! HUS.ucSS, and tn
enactmcui anG enforcement; ~ viriou:
unwise ana Uups;r.Ni.c Legislation
such as the Yruieri!ve tar!N taw'
known rs the MrN.u.ey ans N.UE e
bille, Whereby ,here IS ~ U.slr.mlu;
tiop in favor u rorYNraie wes.ih ar
against iDE.y.NUa. rlierV-.-v. W = .
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
A YANKEE ovERcoAr STORY
A CONk EDElsATE IN DIsGUIsE.
Grant, Hancock and Meade Madc n
Lucky Escapo and Knew Nothing
OF H.

picket on tho right OF GcncrAl Ices
limos below Petersburg, ON IL place
callod Carter's farm, on tho north sido
OF untChcrs ltun, and about half
mile above Monks creek bridge; about
ono. .Qunrtcr Of u milo In my front was
tho Cnrtnr house, and perhaps ono.
fourth further ON was body OF woods.
| Along tho ouEc Of this woods the
| Yankee picket limo ran In tho day, IN
plain Wow OF our plcNots, but nt night
| tho Yankees advanced thcir pickcts TO
the Cnrtsr house.
| On the night OF tho HGth WAS placed
in tho vidrttc just after dark, rclicv
| inE u mnn whom | know wall, and he
sat ON his horse and talked 10 mo y
few minutes. before leaving. We were
being attacked ~ often on that part Nf
| the ltnu that every man when he WAS
| posted always asked the picket he rH.
| liUvou about hat he hnu soon Nr
| hoard in his front. This man reported
all Quiet, aud nt said Dixon, wnr as
~ mrmhrr u( on" company, and who
had hccu detailed " short tImr before
ns apcrtal scout, had Just pnssHu IN Ivy
htm and reported II" \"nNr"s SATept
| the pickcts In hie front.
| | hnd hccu there hut ~ short time
when | heard tho clinkinG ot chains
and the stamping and snorttnE OF
horses. The night was clear and still
and the moon ahonc almost llkn day,
and the lrast suunu could bo heard II
| long distance, and | could hear, or
thought could, tho horses eating
corr.
hnl to stay thrco hours before
WAS relieved, and whom | wns ! called
my rcliolfs attention to tho noises. llo
said ho did not hoar any, but whom |
went back to tho robcrvo picket camp
| I &, | t., ~ l,,
WAS In command. This man Dixon
WAS thore, and when reported it he
laughed At mo, and enld | waB only
scarod that he had loft thcro abOut
dark, and thCrO was no sign OF 4aE-
KEGS about. From that the boys began
to guy 1910 about 1t, and ! proposed to
20 over there and prove IT, but the
licutcn decided that was mistaken,
IN DiAru has just como from there.
Aud so laid down and went to slocp,
and slopt TIL ne1t morning about IN
hour before day, whcn | WAS aroused
To so back on post.
= Az started or the boys told mo not
to got scared again, and confess |
WAS sorry | hau reported 1t. Still |
+ WAS satisfied that there were Yankees
. raluped In these "oods, but | said
= nothing and went on back. felt sC
Z sore over the guyinG Of the night ho
:. fore tina. said nothing TO the man
Z relieved, and silently took my place or
;, duty and he returned TO camp.
!, listened tntcnl,y FOR long time to sc,
:. 4 could hear any more sounds, an>
y everything WAS a. Qu.e. as u grave
y. yarG, M. after wh..c oessu 20 hea
ii the same sounds. ana .aey began
n. more sr0 more distinct, 49, .-cc
a. cNu.G .eh- VOICES 49, go :-a:-t :
ce horses. e.; va; :; VAS - =! :
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06

p III. "A, a. III.
Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains 86 and
90, 81 and %, On A. and O. division. Dining card
on the1o trains servo oil moa's enroute.
Treins leave Spartanburg, A. s. o. division,
n0rthbonnd, 6:!a 9; m. 8:W p. m., 6;l8 p. m.
e:}6 p. ~, II 0d O. m, (Vestibule ttimited.l
Trains leave qreenville, A. and o. division,
{y9stibulsd timitedl south Unbound, rs q m,
d,e0 p m., 10 20 p. m. (Vestibuled Limitedl.
Trains and 10 carry elegant Pullman
enroute daily between Jacksonville and Cinoin
natl.
Trains 10 and IA carry superb Pullman parlof
cars between CharlestoA and Ashevie.
HRANK s. CANNON, j. Nj. CUIP,
Third VP. b Gen. Mgr, Traffic Mgr,
Washington, d. @. Washington, d. O.
w. A. TURK, q. II. HARDWICK,
Con. Pass Ag't. Asst Gen. Pass Ag't.
Washington, D. q. Atlanta. Ga
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
"A Ton Pound
EOy.h

eeen, to have
been denied the
precious gift Of
motherhood be-
cause Of come
weakened eon.
ditiofl Of tho
special organ
| o IN VIII l c h
} rnakee mother.
hood possible;
but in the great
IN a J GRITTY q
cases su9h q
difficulty is not
h0 anv n1aona
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06


Chesapeake Limo Stoamets in daily service !
Nos. 81 and 88-Daily. Washington and South.
sleepinR cars botweon Now York and Now Or 4
leans, via Washington, Atlap tn and <.hontgom
cry, and also between Now York and Memphis,
viaWashington "A tlanta and Birmingham, Also
elegant PULLMAN LIBRARY. QPSBRVA-d
TION CARS between Atlanta and New York.
Firstchss thoroughfare conohes between Wash'
ingtoD and Atlanta Dining ears serve all meelo
en- routc. Pullman drawing room se4pinB cara
between Greensboro and Norfolk. Qlose Qon
neotion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT
Nos. IS and W-Unitod States Fast Mail
RIMS solid botwoon Washington and New Or A
leans, via Southern Railway, AS W.,P. u. Il.
and l.. d N. n. r., being composed of baggage
car and coaches, through without change for
passengers Of nll classes. Pullman drawing
room sleeping cars betwee4 New York and
New Orleans, via Atlanta and M ontgOmory and
between Charlotte and Birmingham. Also
Pullman Drawing Room Buffet Sloeping Oars
between Atlanta and Ashevillo, N, g.. Leaving
Washington each Tuesday. and Friday,
tourist seoping, car viii run through betweon
Washington and San Francisco without CHANGE
Dining cars scrve all mcns onrouto.i
between Richmond and Charlotte via Dan Vile,
gouthbound Nos IL and 83, northbound Nos
"a and IL
Third v:P. 8 aon. Mgr, Tr9ffio Me'r .,
w, A. TURK, q. H. HAI}DWlOK,
dapl Pass. Ag't., Asst Gen'l Pass. Ag't,
.~.gsahInysqa, ps g,...,..s.....--Atla AtlaatSe De:
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06

a military government will de-
mOraliZe the rulers and the ruled.
The Philippines will be a source OF
constant intcrnatiOna! trouble. g fore
ing house for administration corrup-
lion, devoid Of single rcdccming
feature"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13
z Jersey City, n. j.
Ma korzgsG 6i6lioteki.


Ma dooh6d ,,Bibliotski Koso'un.
kowskisj", W Jersey City. N. J. Cd
bedsis sic dnia Is kwietnia Z. b.,
przedstawienis amatorskie. polso.o
ne, ma eel wyssj wspomniany, : 10
sowaniem obrasu . motyli, lrzedsta'
w~iaiacym ssroe. Oiegrane .~ostana
dwis jsdnoaktowki: ,.Ostatni gros,'
i nFlisaoy". Poc.atsk Punktualnis
o godz. 8 wisoxorsm.
Zss.czyoani niejsdnokrotnie w.gle
dsmi nasrych rodakow, tax tusej
ssych jak 1 samisjsoowych, many
nadz,sje, As ! lynn raIsm poprs nssI'
skromns usiiowania, krEewienia v
narodsis oswiaty.
Z~wraoamy sic wiec do Was Roda
oy, prossso o s.c1ere 1 prawdziws pc
parole nas.ej instytuoii, prsybywa
jso ma pr,sdstawisnis bal " dniI
Is kwietnis.
X. s. Sdricki, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13
Jak krzepki dab.

Zyjemy W wieku niespodzianek. No
we wynalaZki okazuia sic co chwila; no
we odkrycia wydarzaja sic co dzien pra
vie a dobre stare sposoby naszych pra
, ojcow zostaja %usuniete. Sz,uka me cha.
niczna dokazafa cud6w; rozw6j W chemii
zadziwif SWAT a medycyna | chirurgja
zrobify szybkie postepy.
Niktby ME chciaf dzisiaj wyleczyc cho.
roby przeZ puszczanie krwi ami by costa
10 potwierdzone leczenie mas, ych praoi.
| cow z pomoca silnych srodk6w oczysz.
| czaiacych. Lecz jedno stare lekarstwo,
jak krzepki cab, oparfo sic nawafnicom
czasu | stoi dumnie sic unoszac, swieze
j %zielone, pefne zywOtnosci, rozpostrze-
niajac swe dobroczyOne gaiezie mad ludz.
koscia.
Zassdzone przeszio sto lat temu przez
dobrego Samarytanina u podnozka Blue
Ridge gOr, stoi dzisiai jake poInnik pre-
szfCs Sci, jak ! terazniej szosci. TAX odkry-
Gle ORA Piotr Gomozo przez starego DIR.
Piotra Fahrney datuje sie z przesziego
s.ulecis.
Podczas jego istnienia setki TAX zwa-
nych lekarskich odkryc wyrosiy, ably 20
STAG odrzuconemi zapomnianemi, pUnie-
waz ME mogly sic ustac rzed pr6bs GA
su, lecz GomoZo zatrzymato miejsce swe
dobrze z~asiuzone ma pOlu ~medycyny, 1
Jest dzisis1 bez rywala jako ~lekarstwo ia
milijne.
Zfozone ~wylacznie zi6l, korz1nkow,
lisci, kor ! {. d. jest ono prawdziwem le-
karstwtm ratury, niesfafszowanem TAX,
jak natura tie nile zmienia. Konstytucja
ludzka Jest dzisiaj TAXA sauna, jaka byla
sto lat temu. Podlega tym samym kfo-
potion 1 dolegliwossiom a Gomozo Okla
zuje zyjacemu pokoleniu swoja skutecz-
nose tab, jak TO czyniio ola przesziych
pokolen.
UsifOwano W rozmaitych Czasach nasla-
dowaG je; publicznosci ofarowauo TAX
zwane substytoty pod pretensja, IL byfy
,zupefnie tax dobrymi" l {. d., lecz 20 ma
sladowauia | s~ubstytuty miafy kr6:kie
tylko istnienie.
Ora Piotra Gomozo jest pO 3~ularns me
dycyn9 pomIedzy tymi, ktorzy 81 z MEM
obezns nj, poniewaz jest zupefnie nieszko-
dliwem, gdyz ME zawiera ingrydjencii
u~sypia1acych Tub mineralnych, jakiemi
81 morfins, opium, brOmides, merkur-
jusr, kalomel, bismutb, arszenik j {. d..
lecS Jest zupefoie roslinnen lekarstwem.
Jest 20 lekarstwo u%lubione, poniewaz da-
je sic zastosowac dla dzieci 1 osob sfabej
konstytucji. Mile sic zazywa ! ME ma
tk)iwych skutkow. Chociaz Jest srod-
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KalendarZyk
Zabaw ! 0bchOd6w W Chicago.

S"D"" ooShVuVW W
Dsielnica p6Snocno-zachodnia.
Dnia % kwietnia. Tow. Miodziezy
sw. Florjana PREY kosoiele sw.
Trojoy, gr. 257 u. N. P. We'll
XII bal ma korzysc pomnika Tad.
Kosoiuszki W hall Schoenhoffe-
ma, r6g Milwaukee i Ashland
ives.
Dnis 80 kwietnia. Tow. Soko} Pol
ski No. III. Teatr i bal W hall
Walsha, r6g Noble i Emma al.
Dnia 9go maja. Fair Kosciuszkow-
ski W hall parafjalnej sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki PREY ul. Noble.
w niedziele, wtorki, czwartki i
soboty W ~przeciagu trzech ty.
godni.
Dnia 4 lipca. Parafja sw. Trolley.
Wielki piknik wparku Preglera.
Wojciechoaoo.
Dnia % kwietnia. Tow. Unia Lu-
belska. Przedstawienie t~eatral.
ne W hall Pu}askiego, 800 S.
Ashland ave-. Ma korzysG hal
ma Bridgeporcie.
I'Oaon of Lake.
Dnia IA maja. Tow. Jutrzenks
Wolnosci, or. 1884 Il. N. P. baI
bal W hall Kosciuszko, r6g 4Se,
Wood al.
Dnia 8 lipca. Pink polaczonycl
tow. ma korzysc pomnika Tade
usza Kosciuszki W parku Peter
soma, PREY Western ave. i 59te
ulicy.
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tach sprawami narodowemi, to tez
i u mas. jestesmy pewni, bsdzie ME
.inaczej. Wezcie do serca, drogie
polki W m. Cleveland, powyzsze $40
wa, by sic niebawem przyczynic
wp1ywem ma mellow i powo}ac ich
tam, gdzie chodzi o sprawe narodo-
wa, aby staneli W szeregach braci
zwiazkowej zgodnie. Pewni jestes-
my, &c nasze polki uwiehozs 6w
sztandar i ME odm6wia nam przyby-
ola. lynn sposobem wzbudza brat
zwiazkowa do piracy ma niwie marc
dowej, nam dodadza bodzoa do wy.
trwania wiernie PREY sztandarze.
A wiec j~eszcze raz zapraszamy
was, rodacy, ME odmawiajcie nam
przybyoia ma dzieh % kwietnia, W
sobote, ma sale Czeska, naroanik
Broadway j Mead ave. Poczatek u
roczystosci o godz. 81 wieczorem
Wstep 25c.
w imieniu gr. III
IS. Rutkoaoski, sekr. kom.
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EOREsPOIDEICJE ,,zGODY".
Z Buffalo, n. Y.
cd 6miny P0lsh iej.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Gminy
Polskiej uchwalono objasnic og6}
zwiazkowy W Buffalo W kwestji
wspar6 i opodatkowania sic 10. mic,
s~iecznie.
Szanowni Braois! Wiadomo wan
lie to list6w z prosbami o wsparcie
nadchodzi niemal ma kazdem posie
dzeniu i to tax wzruszajacych, Re Ivy
wywo}uja.
Zarzad Centrally q. n. p, widzac
tax wielki naval prosb o wsParcie,
postanowil utworzye jedna Ease, j W
lynn celu rozeslai zapytania do
wszystkioh grup z. n. p, jednako
WOE grupy buffaloskie ME pr1yjeay
tego projektu, ohoac takaz kase ut
worzye W miejscu. Teraz, kiedy
Gmina Polska wzie}a sic do zorgani-
zowania podobnej instytucji, znow
znalazio sic kilka grup, ktore ME
zrozumialy celu, mniemajac, IL "a
jednego centa miesieoznie beda mia
ly wsparoie W chorobie. Do tych to
grup odzywsmy sic, il jestto tylko
~wsparcie W neutrality-suspicious. wyPad-
ku nieszczescia familijnego, cd kto-
rego i nasze Buffalo ME jest wolne.
Obecnie many takiego n~ieszczesli-
wego brata naszego, kt6ry do mas
reke wyoiaga o pomoc, ktory jest tax
nieszczesliwy, ze sic zaledwie poru-
sza6 mole. Bedao zorganizowani j
maja, TAXA kase, m~oglibysmy ME-
szczesliwemu pomodz.
Szanowne grupy, ktore sic dotych-
czas ME oswiadczyly "a tenn, powin-
ny to uczyni6 ma przyszlem posie
dzeniu Gminy. Jeden cent miesieoz-
ME iestto malehki podatek, a niejed-
nego nieszozesliwego motna MEM
p~ocieszyc.
NastepuJace grupy przystaphy 90
kasy wsparcia: 139, 1854, 16S, 1874,
242, 264, 354, 227.
Uprasza sic grupy, ktore powyzeJ
ME So wymienione, ably ~ostatecznie
zadecydowaly do Przysziego Posie-
dzenia Gminy Polskiei, ktore sic cd
bedzie dnia "a kwietnia, W lokalu
Czytelni Polskiej.
J6zef Chmiel, sekr. Gminy.
P. r. Czy ME lepiej byioby, gdy-
by grupy Buffaloskie piacily 6w Po-
datek jednoozentowy do ogolnej ka-
sy Wydzialu Wsparc? Ratunek ola
nieszozesliwych m6glby bye rychlej-
sly j wiekszy.