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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
CHRISTMAS DAY And MEMORIES
IT BRINGS TO The ACTOR FOLK

ANNIVERSARIES OF THE DAY STAND OUT MORE PROMINENTLY OTHERS
MTHE OF HENRY IRVING
MISS HELEN TERRY, H. CRANE AND OTHERS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
Little Red
Riding
Hood

Direct from the Hollis Street Theatre,
Boston. Presented by a great cast of
noted artists, headed by the American
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
WHAT WILL 1T COST

Almost any healthy young man or
woman who is really in earnest can get
an education, but there mus. be care
full planning. Whatever we under.
take we should plan before hand.
Thus TO exercise forethought is in it.
self an important part of education.
From the lack of it result most of the
failures Of life.
Reader, you can spend all the
money you can get hold Of, NJ ywhere
that you can be among people. Some
will spend far more than others at
school. Let US plan together little
as to how much you really need to
make yourself comfortable at Berea,
and your work success. To spend
more than you need will be a real in
jury. Yet some make great misia AXE
in leaving out something which will
greatly add TO their success.
Tuition, which in some places is the
leading expense, is free at Berea
Benevolent people from abroad make
up the modest salaries paid our
teachers. An incidental fee of from
$3.50 10 $3.50 for a three mouths
term is to be paid for such expenses
AS repairs, sweeping, fuel, janitor
work, apparatus, etc.
Books are TO be had at reasonable
rates and are furnished free to those
in the Model Schools. Rooms are fur
nished with stoves, chairs, bedsteads,
tables, wash bowl and pitcher, shades
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06

and mirror, at from $500 to $500 n
term. Students bring their own bed
ding, towels, etc. Fuel costs from
$50 to $3.50 term, for each student.
Table board. where obtained separate
ly, is from 81. 10 to 81 so a week.
Our hospital service is on the in
surance plan, and is great convent
ence. Each student pays twenty five
cents a term and is entitled to advice
in case OF slight illness, care in his
room II suddenly i'll, care at hospital
when necessary. and medical attend
ance at reduced prices.
There will he slight expenses which
cannot always be foreseen, for in
stance postage, meuding, etc. A
Lyceum Course of not less than five
grand lectures, concerts, etc, is car
ried ON every year, and no student
should miss it.
The following is about the natural
expense for a three months term, Of a
student in Howard Hall aud boarding
in the College boarding hall;
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
Locals and Personals.

Frost saturday morning, the nrst In some
weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs Pasco are at Pine Grove, Jackson
Co. helping In big meeting"
The white public school, taught by Miss Kate
coddlngton aud Mis- Tudor viii close next Phi
day.
Berca hopes to have bank In the near future.
q. n welch, Jr aud Rev. Geo, Amesare the prime
movers.
The pulpit Of the linton Church was occupied
Nov. NJ by Prof l.. V. Dodge. and Dec. by Rev.
= y. Porter
Nina y. Lsmson has had Ia close her shool in
New Mexico, Ia care Tor her assistant teacher,
who Is Frustrated With typhoid fever
valentine Williams claims ~ have discovered
a silver mine on his farm. We will wait all the
product Is coined before being too hopeful
VIM. r. Logston. who for several years has
made his home Ia Indiana, has returned fora
weeks visit with his relatives here. lie says he
has received a letter irum his brother Chris In
the Philippines
The several churches and the college united
with the union church, ~ usual, for services
Thanksgiving morning Harmonic society ren-
dered al anthem. while the main address was by
Dr (leo T. Farchild.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
What is Said of Berea.

PRoF. NJ. l.. WILLIsToN OF Chicago.
After visiting Berea for week am
moved TO say that every claim made
for the Institution has the solid facts
behind IL. The best school work is
there done by the best OF instructors.
REv. j. @. PARsoNs, the Baptist
evangelist Berea has furnished the
best teachers and extended the best
moral influence, through all this
region.
Rev. JAS. l.. McKEE. have travel
led through he mountains a. Synod
ical Missionary, and wherever have
found Berea student | have found
some one ready to help in every good
thing.
GES. JAcoB ID. Cox. take great
pleasure in saying that the work Of
Beres College il genuine and Of
high order.
Gov. WV. o. BRADLEY. For many
years ! have been acquainted with
Berea College. The Institution has
accomplished greet good, and | know
many young men who have attended
il who have proven valuable and in.
telligent citizens.
Hos. w. q. DAvIDsoS, Superintend.
ent OF Public Instruction in Ky, Rays
that Berea has done more for the com
mon schools OF the state than has any
other college.
THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS
among other things says as follows:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
College Items.

closing exerri-s.s tonight.
Miss Nancy A. Tudor. oi Richmond will teach
this winter IN the model schools In plaoc OF Miss
Edith Boyd, rrsigned
Not Cor many years has the College Chapel been
10 crowded. seats aislcs aud all. AS al the ex
hibitioa otschools, Nov. -.
students Allen Y. aud Levi ". Realty have "
turned. They wee called To bourbon county by
the fatal illness Of their father.
The students bad happy time Thanksgiving
night In departmental soeials. each :rhetorical
class meeting by itself while the grammar
schools united at Ladies Hall.
In the Thanksgiving iootball game the team
led by N. L. sphinx aud John Burdette won frcm
the iorces of Howard Embree aud Charles bhr-
dei,e By q score Of eleven N nothIng.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 6, 1899

only twenty minutes long. At Berea
they are forty five minutes long, and
many are an hour long. Naturally
the teacher can give better instruc-
ton and more drill.
4. In other schools one teacher
tries to teach several different grades
and branches. At Berea there is a
special teacher for each lower grade,
and special teacher for each de
partment Of advanced study. In this
way the instruction is certain to be
vastly better.
D. In most schools the only things
TO teach with are the books and one
or two old maps. At Berea there are
thousands Of dollars worth Of appara-
tus globes, tellurians, microscopes,
air pump, spectroscope, X Ray ma
chine, electrical machines, telescope,
and other instruments the very names
Of which are unknown to the teachers
in many so-called colleges. Are not
good tools better than poor ones, or
no tools at ALI
o. In many schools there is moth
ing to read except the textbooks.
Berea has fifteen thousand books.
You can hardly think of a good book
that you may not find there.
Z. Most schools are conducted to
make money, and often the teachers
take little interest in the students. At
Berea every teacher is a christian
man OF woman, and a real friend TO
the students.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
What is the Best School?

Many people make mistakes be-
cause they do not know how to select
the beat school. There is as much
difference in schools as in horses.
What are some Of the points" Of
a good SCHOOL,
|. In many schools the student
goes home every Saturday, and his
mind is taken away from his studies.
At Berea the whole air Of the town is
favorable 10 study. OF course the
student makes more rapid progress
2. In most places where there are
schools, there are saloons, and count.
less temptations. At Berea, there are
no temptations except what a stu
dent may bring with him. OF course,
Berea students ara safer, and show
greater improvement in character
3 In many schools the lessons are
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
Berea College Helps
Students

BY giving education
For home life,
For business arts,
For teaching,
For leadership.
BY furnishing privileges
la large library,
In good lectures,
In pleasant entertainments,
In best of associations.
BY cultivating character
With wholesome rules,
With genial confidence,
With church privileges,
Without saloons.
BY encouraging self-dependence
Through low expenses,
Through regular work hours,
Through fairly paid labor,
Through hearty good will.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
A Letter from SiIe.

DEAR CITIzEN:-Pm tickled most
TO death over Jim Perkins. He's
come around all right, he has, an I'm
most sorry ! called him stingy when
| wrote We bout him last week.
"Sile," says he to me yesterdy
mornin', will an Ellen are goin'
off to school this winter, after all, an
I've promised $40 to the boy an $50
to the gal. cause she cant get a
chance TO earn so much herself.
Forty an sixty is a hundred, now,
amt it, 1t kinder hurts me, Sile, y
says he, ito give that hundred dollars
for nothin but little schoolin', an
me not seem much use in it. as
told We last week. But | reckon
you're right, Sile. Leastways there
amt no harm in maxim the expeeri-
ment. An if they don't get stuck up
the first year, SOS they can't work
about their old pappys farm next
summer, don't care if they do catch
little book learnin' an fine manners"
"Good for you, Jim" says l, but
Ed Holloway up an says, ed was a
settin' with us on the porch,) Jim"
says he, "schoolin' an cypherin' is all
right, an learnin' to speak pieces is
all right, but wouldn't send my
children down to Berea where yours
are a goin not if they had to speak
their pieces to the Fireplace all their
livesr'
"Why mott" says jim"
"Cause they've got some niggers
down there what sit in the same
school room with the white folks, an
say their lessons to the same teachers.
That's why"
An Jim, he didn't know hardly
what to say, bein' little weak in the
faith himself. But | couldn't keep
still no way.
ED Holloway" says |, ''looky here.
Did you fight in the same army with
the darkest"
Reckon l did," says he. :
"An' do We buy yer goods at the
same store with emf"
Reckon l do" says he.
"An' do ye vote at the same pollin'
place with 'emi"
Cant deny it," says he.
AN do We say yer prayers to the
same God that they dot"
There amt but only one God"
says he.
Then if We do all these things with
EN-" says |, "what hurt does it do ye
10 say yer lessons TO the same teach
ersi Six in one an seven in 'tother,"
says |.
"Yes," says he, "but heap o mig
gers are no count fellers, now, an
you can't deny it,"
"Of course" says |, ian now an
then white Teller, too, reckon. But
there is darkins," says |, "what are AS
much account as you are, An moren
| claim TO be, thsm's the kind
what most generally shows up in the
school room. heard tell of man
what stuck to it an went to school
down there for thirteen years, an a
man what'll do that is worthy of inn
itation,-if the Lord did make him
black. Don't have to go an hug
him." says l. "Just treat him like a
gentleman, that's all"
An Ed, he kinder coughed an said
nothin'. GOOD bye, Ed" says |, 81
must be goin' home. But remember
that this judgin' a mans character
an fitness by the color OF his hide is
like that fool Teller what looked into
horses molth TO see whether he'd
kick or mott"
Yours truthfully,
SILAs SHINGLES.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06

various other supplies in advance, SO
that at least $40 of the above should
be ready to be paid at the outset. The
rest will be needed during the term.
For ladies in Ladies Hall the expenses
vary but slightly from the above. A
limited number can board at the
Cumberland or elsewhere, at cost Of
$500 to 500 term less than above.
Faithful students can secure some
work, at fair pay. Nowhere will an
investment of little money pay so
we'll
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06

"In the whole field OF Southern edu
cation, no distinctive enterprise il
more worthy Of note for the great pro
gress it is making in the important
field upon which IL has entered than
that which is growing under the eye
and hand Of President WIN. Goodell
Frost at Beres, Ky. To build up
Berea is TO recognize the fine oppor
tunity to serve the country. DIR. A.
ID. Mayo, than whom no man is more
competent to Judge, declares that no
other college in the country has just
now such an opportunity for the high
est usefulness as Berea College"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
IDEAS.

Doing nothing is the same thing a.
being a cripple.
Thinking about nothing is the
same thing ~ being fool.
Learning nothing is the same
thing M being dead.
Loving nobody is the same thing
a. being damned.
Our pleasures, said wise man, are
divided into higher and lower pleas
ures by line through our upper lip.
Below are gluttony, drunkenness, a
gossiping tongue, and every vile in
diligence. Above are the odor OF
flowers, sweet music, the beauties
seen by the eye, and our brain or
mind, with which we may know God
and enjoy His service forever.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
A Good Farm For Sale.

Twill sell privately my farm, con
tanning sixty-o ne acres, lying two
miles southwest OF Berea. Dwelling
house Of six rooms, good barn and
other out buildings, aud we'll. Fine
orchard and choice fruit.
For further Information call on or
address, l.. O. DUNCAN, Berea, Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06

Hon. Robert Lincoln,
the only surviving son
of President Lincoln,
is interested in Berea
College, and promi ses
help on the endowment
effort now being made.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06
THE CITIZEN. Berea, Ky.

This Issue Of the
CITIZEN is being sent
to many OF you who are
not yet among our res
ular subscribers.
We aim to make the
CITIZEN the best family
paper in central and
eastern kentucky. 1t
is a paper OF Ideas
and Of News, a paper
with special depart
ments for the Fireside,
the School and the Farm.
The price OF this
paper is remarkably
low, only SO cents for
a year OF SO weeks.
We are sure that you
Will do yourself a
favor by sending us
your subscription at
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

togrsf6w". Tymosassm pswnemu
osobnikowi tytuf ton ME byf do stra.
vienna. Postarano sic vieo o uwie-
zieois mnie : soboty ma niedsiele "
County Jsil".
w dow6d mojej wdsieoznosoi -
ten sslsohetny csyn. postanowiiem
oeny mole snifyc j. tusin gabinsto.
wych ma $1.50 samiast "a, . gdy
kryminalny sad ukarss tyoh pp., sas
cywilny sad przysns mi odszodowa'
nile IA nieprawne u~wiesienis, wtsn
o.as sioae moim rodakom wieks.,
o6are.
Uwsgs: ,,Drsjwsr.y" mnie ME
protegujs, gdyt cd vessel ME place
Jan ". Ldzikoscski,
ABB Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, Ills
(27x4x99)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
SEN.

Diugoic snu .alsay cd wisku,
Psoi. sapsso sia I .drowis. stopnia
snu1snis, pory roku, klimssu It'd.
Wogols, p6ki criowisk mlods.y, tenn
wieoej potrsebujs snu. stars.y -
mniei. Niemowle spi prawie oiagls
I bud.i sic tylko wtsdy. jak mu sic
jssc saohos. Dorosiy p~rsssypis tree
ola o.esd, . made dzisoko wisosj nia
Posovs ayois. Kobiety ~posr.ebuja
wieosj snu nif meac.yzni. osoby saa.
bowiss, oisrpiscs, nerwows, be.krwi
ste, wisosj niA dlus 1 krwists. Pra
oujsoy u~myslowo dia.sj lpi,, m6.g
bowism ich. ssrud.ony wyo.erpujsos
praos potr.ebuje diu,sssgo wypo.
c.ynku, nis tych, kt6ryoh w~yisornsm
ssjeoiem jest praos fisyo.ns. Leo.
ME sylko niedosypiauie. ale kiad.s-
ME sie sps6 " ~niswiaSoiwsj por.s,
jest wieloe sskodliws Ola sdrowis.
Nsjwfssoiwsza najbardsisj wyma-
ganiom nasury ! hygisny odpowiads.
jsos pora do snu, jest moo. Podo.as
nocy zmnisjssa sic li,Iba wrstsh,
jake posr6d dnia pobud.sjs smysly
naszs. Sen tsa dIienny nile Jest al.
gdy tax Pokr.spiajscy, JAR wsr6d
nooy, jest lskki, prserywany 1 ME
dale tego przyjemoego uo.uoia, ia
kiego sie dosnajs po dobrss pr.sspa
mel nocy. Prseoiwnis SEN noony
jss. spokojny, gasboki. posilny
najlspisi wyr6wnyws strasy ponie.
stone prses ustr6j podo.as osuwania.
Najlepisj Jest wo1einie wstawac,
wosesnis kiasc sic spa6. Sen Mere
gularny pociaga "a sobs .abur.suia
wymiany pierwiastk6w sprowad.a
" kohou chorobe. Odpocsynsk wiec
nocny, to nissmisrnis waana sprsva
ola nssssgo ustroju.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
Clos lydia - polaka.

Pod konisc =. r. uksIais sic we
Lwowis ciekswa brosrura pod tyt.;
,sGios antisyonisty do polskisj int
.ligsncji .ydowskiej swr6oony". Al.
sorsm jej jest DIR. Hsnryk Nusbsum,
ktory W imleniu pstrjotyoznyoh ~.
dow polskiOh : intsligenoji protestu.
tuje prseoiw nowsmu ruchowi I. zw,
syonissycrnemu, dstscsmu do poll
tycEnej nsrodowsj emsnoypsoji ty.
dow prssr odbudowanie pshstwa ~.
dowskiego " Pslsstynis. Autor %.
dsi, 70 tydri ME powinni sic bawit
W take fsntastyc.ue projskss, tylkc
sschowujsc Ware ojoow, winni ssr
osm przylgnsc do narod6w, a kto.
rych rnalezli przytuiek snosne wa.
runki bytu. 2 podaosj prssz drs
Nusbsums kistorji prrealsdowsf ty.
dow wsrto p~rrytoosyc nsssspujsoyoh
kiiks srorsg6iow:
Nv Trswirre aydzi, oblsgsni pre-,
krrytowcow, mordowali sami sisbis
! dsisci w%issne, a kobisty J dziewoze
ia do Moreli sic rrucaay, by ujst
ohrrtu, sobshbisnis lab tortur.
wv Spirre fydri, r~awlsoreni dc
koSciois, pozwolili sic " ozambul
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

Fotografe.-Jedyny p~isrws.or.e-
my .akfad ma rachodnio .p6lnoonsj
nronis r.asts Chicago -tylko mai.
zdolniejsi artySci jake wsp6ipraoo.
wnicy 80 satrudnieui. Me potr.sba
adswac sic wsrodmisiois, ably misc
orawdziwis artystyc.nie wykofo.ons
sobote W najrosmaitssych modnyoh
stylach po prsystepnej Genie. Jake
i~swniejsi zwiazkowoy dIiekujemy
80 dotychcsasows poparcis 1 o dsls.e
prosimy.-Z szaounkism, NikIas {
Pasosososki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
K~alendarzyk
zabaw | 0bchOd6w " Chicago.

Dzielnica p6Snocno-zachodnia.
Dnis % kwietnia. Tow. M{odziezy
sw. Florjana PREY kosoiele sw.
Trojcy, or. 257 Z. N. P. Wiel.
XII bal ma korzysc pomnika Tad.
Kosoiuszki W hall Schoenhoffe.
ma, r6g Milwaukee i Ashland
yes
Wojciechoaoo.
Dnia 8 kwietnia. Zwiazek Polek W
Ameryce. Pierwszy roczny bal
Dnia 23 kwietnia. Tow. Unia Luz
belska. Przedstawienie teatral-
ne W hall Pulaskiego, 800 S.
Ashland ave. Ma korzys6 hall
ma Bridgeporcie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
NOwy
Pospieszny Pociag
KOlei wabash"

1.-THE Continental Limited, no.
Wy pospieszny pociag kclei zelaznej
Wabash, teraz opuszoza Chicago
cedziennie o godzinie IL minut 2 "
poludnie, przybywa do Buffalo o
godzinie 5 rano, do New Yorku O
godz. 3 min. 30 p~opoiudniu, a do
Bostonu o godz. 5 min. so wieczo-
rem, duia nastepnego - bez zmia-
ny pociagu j wagonu. - Offs 81
Adams St., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
Bridgeport.

bridgeport.
Dnia 8 kwietnia. Tow. spiewu i
dram. ,,Zorza". Konoert i bal
" Ksiser's hall, 29SS Archer av.
Posowa ozystego dochodu jest
przeznaozona ma budowe hall "
dzielnioy Bridgeport.
Kdzimierzo,oo.
Dnia ego kwietnia. Tow. Oohot-
nik6w Pulaskiego, gr. 41S wv.
N. p. Wielki bal, W hall OBJ.
Chlawy, r6g % Troy ul.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

Fsurs byf dopisro pod-sskrstsrssm
stsnu " ministsntwis kolonij. Dnia
20 lutsgo 1892 .osssje powolany
pro. presydsnsa Carnota m prssssa
minissr6w I obsjmuje teke ministr.
spraw wswnetrznyoh, ale ju. pod
koniso tego roku wskutek skanda.
low PsnamskiOh resyguuje. IA re
dow Ribota byi jssrcss "a. Prise.
kr6tki Pr.soisg Czasu ministrsm
spraw wewnetrznyoh lido 10 styo.nia
1898 r.),s " nastepnym roku .osta-
js obrany prssesem ssnatu, ns kt6
rem TO stanowisku pr.sbyi do chwili
wyboru ma prsrydenta. Ioubst jes,
" sapatrywaniaoh swoioh oportunis
to, nalety sas do stronnictws rspu.
blikan6w umiarkowanyoh. Cslowiek
bsrd.o powaany | msiom6wny, Lon,
bss r.adko kisdy wypowiad. swo.
je zdanis " kwsstjaoh drazliwych,
to teE l o sprswie Dreyfussa dotych
osas jsszoze ME wyrszii swojej
oPinji, atoli og6lnsm jest .danis, &c
spr.yja revisit prooesu. To .nie 70.
lilo pr.eciwnik6w rswIsji do ur.s.
dssnia mu - ssraz ns wstepie do
Psryaa po slskoji - nispr.yobylnsj
ms~nifestaoji.
Cd tej ohwili, jak donos.s tsle.
granny, .rosruohy ME ustsja. Tlum
domsga sic by nowy prs.ydsn. re.
sygnowai. Zapswne ME nastapi to
ryohlo, DO Loubet opari sic nietylko
ma swoioh wy.nawoaoh ~polityo.nyoh,
ale ! ma soojslistaoh. kt6r.y domags.
j. sic wszysoy rewi.ji proossu j be-
do pod lynn wsgledsm dopomagad
nowemu prs.ydontowi. A ponie,
wat cara. po o~giosssniu resultatu
wyboru svr6oif sic do obscnego
Prs.esa ministr5w, Dupuya, kt6ry
jest rspublikaninsm rsdykainym, =
prosbs, by ma swojem stanowisku po-
.ostai; jest wieo nadzisja, as 1 1. tel
strony .najdsis poparois.
w kssdym razis wyb6r Loubets
" tax krytyczasj chwili, gdy nsr6d
fsanouski podzislony jest na niepr.s.
jednsne s%tronnictwa 1 bury sic IA
lsda powodem, fwiadozy, /. ninety
jut to o.asy, " ks6ryoh pisrwszy
lsPssy prete ,dent do tronu Famous.
kiego, byl W stanie pooisgnac IA So
be tiumy. Francja jest ma dobre re-
publikah ska.
ROSA.
Nowy rozkaz cssarski posbawil
Finlandje, ktora, jsk wiadomo, posia
da dotyohoIas wiasns konstytuoje,
prawa stano vienna o stosunkach Ia
lsanosci do Rosji. Cd chwili wyda.
mia tsgo uka.u ami finland.ki senat,
ami i.ba representative ME bedsie
miala prawa dyskutows6 mad roxka-
sami otrzymanymi I PetsrsburEa.
Takim ~sposobsm nswet cish nisss-
leanosci tego kraiku .ostai ~znlssiony
pomimo caiej lojalnosoi finlandosy.
kow ola cara!
Wssystkie dzienniki sIwsdzkle
norwsgskie-z natury bowler
nsrodowosci miss.kahc6w oraz ich
religji, Finlandjs jest krajsm skan-
dyuawskim - obur.sjs sic ma ten
ukar ! nawoiuja do wspolnsj praoy,
by ME dozwolic oarowi kr.ywdsenia
pobratymo6w. A wiec kto vie cry
! ma poinocy Rosji ME doozeksmy
powtor.snia walki jsks my. po-
lacy, tocrylismy Z oaratsm W 1890
81 roku.
Otto rsIultaty lojalnofoi Ola mos
kala!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
POsZukiwanie.

Ni4sj podpisany pos1ukujs Jams
Glsnia, poohodzscsgo Austrji, v
~stnej sprawis rodsinnej. Ktoby
Siedzisf o jeRo adresis lub on sam,
,ieoh sic sRiosi do J. NJ. Blsinic
xiego, 638 Holt ave., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
Korzystajcie dop6ki jestem mile
dzy wami!

PrseI lot 3 ME csyniism nikomu
konkurencji dowodem, te oeny mole
byiy cd 81 do SIP IA TURIN CAB.
fOtogrsfji. Nsjwieksze gwis.dy
twists srtystyoInsgo prryrnsiy, 4,
jsstem fotogrsfsm artysts, q ogol
nsdsi mi tytui yKrols polskich TO-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
wIECZOREK ODIOZONYi

Wieczorek BibliOteki | Mu
zeum wv. Mar. Pol, zapowiedzia.
ny ma dzie6 90 lutego, odfozony
do nastepnej Niedzieli t. j. dnia
) marca r. 1899.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17
Beers BROKE UP THE UITLANDER MEETING.

ONDON
l. broken of and
the debris liberated him after mild
bars and attacking Uitander they
pernftth he rneetn in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17
EAeAN ACCUSED OF PERJURY

Commissary General Eagan, who has
made such vicious attack upon General
Miles, Is now accused of perjury in con-
nection with the stormy litigation over
the affairs of the Hale & Norcross Sill
yer Mining Company, now only a legal
"Reminiscences. Mr.. Wood, a reputable at
torney of this city. says that Eagan
swore to a false oath in order. to relieve
himself from complications with the War
Department.
Eagan was one of the directors of the
mining company and he and others were
represented by Messrs. Lloyd and Wood
on the trial of the case. The court found
that Eagan's share of the money fraudu-
lently obtained from the company was
SOS, I72 so. After the judgment had been
obtained he retained NJ M. Estee to move
the court to vacate the judgment as to
himself The Fox people had addressed
letters to the War Department calling at
tention to Eagans position and asking
that he be dismissed from the army. The
pressure became so great that he resolved
to abandon his connection with the Hale