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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03

The consolidation OF the Baltimore
street railways which was recently Ell
fected has LETT its mark on the employees
to the tune of reduction III wages from
s. to $I.77 The concern is capitalized
at the enormous sum of $4,000. ooo while
the actual investment on the $50 miles
controlled by this new?baked street rail-
way trust is computed at only $4,000 900;
hence the watered stock represents S6,,-
10000, or more than 81 per cent of the
total capital. On this vast amount div
idend of from 2A to 4 per cent must be
squeezed out somehow. or an aggregate
Of $2,6o8,ooo for the first year, and. OF
course the employees are bled first. If
the company was only to pay dividends
on the actual investment of SI3.Ooo.ooo
it would make clean profit OF about 20
per cent which must be concealed from
the docile citizens lest they should feel
tempted to engage in such lucrative en-
terprises themselves collectively. Hence
the fraudulent and deceiving manipula-
tons with watered stock. So in this case,
as in every other, OF industrial consolida-
ton, the people are not benefited. but
duped and cheated; and while the princl-
pie of combining and unifying public
mOnopolies and industrial enterprises IN
general is correct it will ever be wrong
and unjust, SO long as the municipality
and the workers do not supersede the
private corporations and monopolies as
cooperative and controllers OF such busi-
nesses.-Coming Nation.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03

| can no longer clothe myself. whether
in good clothes or cheap. without the
likelihood that my clothes are made I'M
der sweat shop conditions. in which men.
women and children toll together in hot
air slave pens, ID to IS hours day, for
earnings that range from s. to SIS week.
II | send my students to pursue fur
Their study upon subjects to which | have
introduced them. must send them to
receive the benefits OF endowments from
the hands Of besotted philanthrophy,
drunken and stated with the wine OF life
pressed from the crushed and exhausted
millions who feed the modern industrial
wine press.
Whatever l do. whichever way / turn,
l can neither feed nor clothe my family,
nor take part in public affairs as citi-
zen. nor speak the truth as ! conceive
it. without being stained with the blood
of my brothers and sisters: without put
ting my hands into the wickedncss that
prostitutes every sacred national and re-
ligious function. 1t matters not that |
ask of society only such keep as will
enable me to serve with peace OF mind
and to the exhaustion of my possibilities
society denies me guiltless keep"
What will you do brethren?
Will you submit to see the great repub-
lie of the world destroyed by gang oil
scoundrels, numerically insignificant, and
of low order OF intelligence, but riot
ing in stolen plumber?
Organize! Organize!
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
HOW TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE


By d. Linton, Sheridan, Indiana.
l like the general tone of the pamphlet
published by you Midroad Populists Of
Minnesota But our people want con-
fdence. Without confidence they will
act, if at ALL very slowly. AND CON-
FIDENCE CANNOT BE RESTORED
BY EULOGIES OF BRYAN, TILL
MAN, WITH ALLAN, WEAVER EFT
AL, not turned down, and Butler and
Harry Tracy, OF Texas, held up as Popu-
lists. The nearer men come to preach
ing Our doctrines, but working for fusion,
the more dangerous are they. Let no
paper publish or eulogize anything as
populistic, that has behind it an eagle or
rooster vote, unless they themselves are
fusionists. Had our papers reirained
from giving out such talk in the past
fusion would have aborted in 'o6. |
feared this danger and tried to get such
a warning into print in 'o5, but was
refused its publication | am curious to
see ii you will accept it.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
Flu ion Dead in Nebraska.

Petersburgh, Neb., April IS, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay.
Dear Sir: l received the pamphlets
by express and will distribute as fast
and as judiciously as possible Will form
a club in my precinct if am able, and
as soon as possible Fusion is now prac-
tically failure in this county (the gov
errors home) even in getting the Off
ces. Inclosed is S.. Send me Wharton
Bankers paper, the Missouri World, and
put me year ahead on the Representa-
tive. Apply the remaining $1.15 for Or
ganization purposes, but do not send me
any more pamphlets, as l have all | can
properly distribute. l will get contri-
buttons from my acquaintance as soon
as | can. Nothing for publication at
present. Yours truly.
J. c. WAGNER,
Petersburgh, Neb.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
A MISSIONARY POPULIST

Odessa, Mo-, April 24.-Editor of the
Representative, Minneapolis. MINI. Dear
brother, enclosed please find check for
$3.50 Of which please apply one dollar
on my last years subscription and the
so for your noble paper and Wharton
Barkers American The Populists Of
this section endorse the nomination OF
Barker and Donnelly as the nominees OF
the Peoples Party. We feel that we will
stand no more Butlerizing. Straight
Populist or nothing-Geo A. Campbell,
member Of state committee.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
Our Forum.
FAR AWAY OKLAHOMA.

Mangun, Okla, April 24-Ignatius
Donnelly, Minneapolis, Mimi Dear Sir:
Enclosed find CSC for which please send
Representative" few months to Sun,
Mangum, Okla. We are still in the mid
road, and notwithstanding the load OF
national and territorial fusion, we Sue
ceeded in capturing six out of ten county
offices in three cornered fight in this
county last year. There is little danger
Of fusion in Oklahoma next yUr. We
are Populists and are ready to fight for
Barker and Donelly.-Yours truly, Z.
E. McCollister.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03

The plutocrats or moneyed men are
watching and keeping fully posted on
every move made by the people to secure
better conditions for themselves and their
children. They note with apprehension
and trembling the organization OF school
house or precinct clubs, and see with
great satisfaction the indifference and
apathy shown by many to join such clubs.
The plutcs have nothing to gain by the
thorough organization of the Peoples
Party on its original lines They have
everything to lose by the organization OF
precinct clubs.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
THE GR.AIN-GROWERS' ASSO-
CATION.
A VETERAN REFORMER GIVES
HIS VIEWS
Saltwater, Mimi. April 3rd, 90.

H1S VIEWS.
Saltwater, Mimi, April 3rd, 90.
H. l.. Sand, Esq, Cokato. Mimi:
Dear Sir-Your article in The Repre-
sentative OF March goth. expresses my
views in regard to the meeting of March
9TH l was present but not being a mem
Der of the committee had no voice in
the meeting.
I wish to state that it was not a meet
ing of graingrowers, but meeting of
grain buyers and men that wished to be-
come grain-buyers by organizing local
elevator associations
tried to find how the building of local
elevators would help the men that grow
the grain to get and sustain better prices
for their produce if the same clique that
make the price at present continue to
make it in the future. None of the gen.
tlemen present appeared to be willing to
give me any information, therefore. l
asked and was granted permission to
present plan that l thought would
make the farmer master OF the situation
If we are to have no voice in fixing the
price OF Our produce, then we have no
object in forming ourselves into organi-
cations.
When we undertake to organize we
must have an object in view. and that
object must be something that will in
terest every farmer in the entire North
west-yea. every farmer in the United
States. The object in view should be tc
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
Advocates the Right PRINCIPAL.

Lakeville, Mimi, April 81, 1900.
The Representative, 632 Boston Block,
Minneapolis.
Gentlemen: Enclosed find ST for one
year for the Representatives and 20 pack
ages garden seeds. Having been a dill
gent reader Of the Representative ever
since May, 1893, when it was started. |
have found it to have been all the time
an untring advocate OF Jeffersonian
Democracy and Lincoln Republicanism
Respectfully,
S. A. STEVENSON.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03

Then why should any reasonable man
hesitate or delay to join club when it
will enable him to fight his worst enemy
at great advantage? The money power
is fully organized and all move as one
man, and it is nonsense for the people
to expect to protect themselves against
their tyranny and usurpation, unless they
organize too.'-From THE Peoples
World" Sneads, Fla.
Henry B. Fay, NJ. D., Minneapolis,
Mimi
Dear Sir: I have just received the
pamphlet, published through the gener-
osity OF some sixty true Populists of your
state. From what examination l have
been able to give it at this early hour,
I consider it very effective document
for the purpose for which it is intended.
Milton Park,
Chairman National Organization Com
mittee.
Orders from other sections OF the coun-
try can have the state plan changed to
suit their local conditions. H. B. F.
Alabama-Coffee Co., Brockton Town
ship, March IS, 90. John Smith, Chair
man. John G. Foxwortly, Secretary,
G3 members)
Missouri-Howard Co., Bonefeme
Township, March IS, go. A. G. Atkins,
chairman; j. H. Blakely, Secretary. J.
B. Green, Treasurer (25 members).
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Bond and Industrial Slavery. By E. A. Twtchl.
Seven Financial Conspracies By S E. " Emery
len Men OF Money Island By S. F. Norton
S&sars Ioumn so
Government Ownership of Railroads. By H. L. Loucks
Story the Buttons. By Prof A.
Peril q the Republic BY Clark Irwin
Ddu DU 10
Breakers Ahead By Edward Irving Observation-Disclosures.
Points for Thinkers. By L. A. Stockwen
Rachels Ptiu History. By Mrs. Marion Todd
Still the World Goes On. By S. F. Norton Observation-Disclosures.
Mere England. By Blatchod
Condition Of the American Farmer The By H. E.
Direct Legislation By J. w. Sullivan ...............
Imperialism Its Rise and Progress By S. E. V. Emery.
Dr. Hugue. By Ignaus Donney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
American Peoples Money By Ignau Donnely rs
Beneath the Dome. By Arnold Clark so
Brces Financial Caecism By Brice so
Bondolders and Breadwnners By S. King
Golden Bottle By Ignat,s Donnely so
Coins Financial School By w. H. Harvey
Cold Facts By Casca ST. John Cole
Concentration of Wealth. The By Edw. Irving
The Gigantic Conspiracy By w. Schucke
He'll Up Date Young Observation-Disclosures.
An Indiana Man. BY Leroy Armstrong
Little Statesman. By Armstrong
Our Money Wars. By Sam Leavt.
One Way the Cooperative Commonwealth By W. H. Mueller,
The Railroad Question By Larrabee so
Railways Of Europe America BY Mrs Marion Todd
Shylocks Daughter BY Bates
Tale Of Two Nations By w H. Harvey Observation-Disclosures.
Uncle Sans Wealth Money BY c. H. Murray Is
Whittier Are We Drting By Wiley
Wealth Against Commonwealth By H D. Lloyd
Bmetalhsm. BY Wharton Barker
The Bankers Dream By Thomas H. Proctor
Warner Money Chart. By Hon. Marvin Warren rs
The People The Gold Bugs By Hon. A. D. Warner
Address the Representative Boston Block, Minneapolis MINI.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
ONLY SLEEPING.

From Good Thunder. Mimi. Peter Nc
Grath sends in SIS subscription to Rep
resentative and Wharton Bankers paper
and says: "Populists are sleeping down
this way, but we are not dead. and in
due time we will wake up and give Bar
ker and Donne1ly big Vote
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO

STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
Lucas County-ss
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. j.
cheney & Co. doing business in the City
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December, A.
D. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON
lSeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 76c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Organization
Department.

Send communications for this column and
reports of clubs to Dr. H. B. Fay, SO Wash
ington avenue south. Minneapolis, MINI.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-03
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The educational campaign reform
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Money spent for brass bands ocgt professions
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Money for reform the homes of the
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We will address, addresses
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the cash price opposite the of each.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

kt6csgo polaey " Perth Amboy do
konali, lsos sostali swalcssni . pracs
ich " uiwsos obr6cona. DsiS 20
lasash, powsssjs nySl ably odbudo-
wa6 90 Jest pierwsze ! nsjstarsss y
tutsjs.sj kolonji. odbudows6, TO co
lest fondamsntem w~ssystkich d,is
issniejsoyoh TOW. ora. ! filarsm osfsl
parafji. DO ME byso oieaaru kt6rsgc
by 10 tow. ME braao M sws barki.
Ddsiaj TAX jakbySmy voais nile
issnisli leo. mo4smy sarsdsic tsmu,
sssjso jak jedeo met pod sstandarsm
plerwssego nssssgo sgromsdseois,
1sbysmy mogli nadal iwiscic PREY
kladem, jski dawalismy " Pierwssyoh
nassych latach. Kochani brsoia, 20
winniscis sie two - spravs sajse
dad dow6d. - dbaois o swa pisrwsss
praoe. Wssystkie praws naleane
tsmu tow. % dotycbosas sachowsns.
Charter, many, konstytucyj
Cd snsk jest jss.ose du4o, 10 tsa be-
do rosdane M pisrwssem posisdss'
niu dafmo.
Komitet
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Grups ATT, Tow. ~. Autonisgo ,
Psdwy v Tbroop, Pa. Sskrstsrs
Antoni Rutkovski, Throop, Pa.
Grups 47s, Legion Wolnych Pol
skioh Krakus6w ~ New Britain,
Conn. Sekretars M~isoxysaaw Leslie
WHO'S; As CHESTNUT str, New Britain,
Conn.
Grups 47o, Tow. Brstnisj Pomo.
oy Kr6ls Jams III Sobieskiego v
Whiting, Iod. Sskrstars L Lswsn.
dowski. bex 266, Whiting, Ind.
2 rosporradsenis Zarssdu Central.
nsgo
n. j. Sadososki, Sekr. Jen.
Dr.. ". a. Ksglesoski, p. o. N. L.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
~OdpOwiedzi ~redakcji.

- Oh. T. Sadowski " Toledo. OBJ.
A. Lets W Grand Rapids I M. Zen
tara " Eureka. Opisy udxiaiu, jski
psnowis b~ralifois " powstaniu Styc1-
niowsm, otrsymaliimy ! w~reosyliimy
p. Stanisiawowi Niokismu, tymoss.
sowsmu s~ekretarzowi Stowsrsysrenis
Weterau6w.
= Oh. s. M. " ST. Paul, 1. K. v
Waterbury, Promisnisty = Pittsburga
l s. p. = Beaver Falls = Korespon
dsuoje psn6w smusseni byliSmy Cd
sotyc do prsyszaego numsru.
Oh. l.. N. " Chicago. - Kores.
p~ondsncja nsdsssis, gdy jut notstks
o konkursie sokolim byis ustawions
= innsgo zo6dis. Umiesoimy sprswo
sdanie ps6skie " .,Sokols".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
Nowy Pospieszny Pociag
KOlei wabash"

1.-THE Continental Limited, no.
Wy PosPieszny pociag kclsi aelasnsj
"Wabash", teras opussoza Chicago
cedziennie o godzinie IL minut 2w
pofudnie, przybywa do Buffalo o
godzinie 5 rano, do New Yorku o
godz. 3 min. 30 popo&udniu, q do
Bostonu o eodz. 5 min. 30 wiecso.
rem, duia nastepnego - be. smia.
ny Pociagu wagonu. - Offs %
Adams st., Chicago, Ill.
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z SOBIESKI, WIS.

Sobisski, Wis. % cxerwca 1899.
w Hofa Parku, Pulaskim, Krako.
vie ! Sobieskim jest ws.ystko " mai
najlsps.ym porssdku.
Psnujsos " innych ozesoisoh kra.
ju burze ! dsssoss ME wyrssdsily
zadnsj sskody Hadne budynki an
sboAa ME zostaiy us1kod.one.
SPodsiewamy sic wielu goioi ns
Ago lipca.
Jeasli nile beds mogli teras pr,yjs
chst, to bedzieny I'm radsi gdy kie
dykolw wick p6zoisj tsRo lsts prsyja
de. EdUdrd Roldropicz,
Sobisski, Wis.
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POSZUKiWANiE

Msigorzsta Cieriel6wus poszukuje Ka-
rOla Barbera, rodem z Krakowa lat %.
Ktoby wiedziai o MIN lub ON sam mech
da zusc psd adresem: Msigorzata CT pie
1919 N. Lincoln st. Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

bye ma pcsisdseniu osobilois, slbs
prsysssc prsysaa6 svs ksisasoski, js
tsli oboe BY byty ~nsle4yois skontro
lowsne. Ma posisdseniu " sisrpoiu
ksisski kvitows bsds swr6eons
osfonkom. - A. Olssswski, opiskur
kasy.
Or. 24O % Perth Am6oy, ". j.
Zawiadamia Tow. LIZ. ZyQmun.
10 Augusts, gr. 240 2. N. p, II na
dal nie prsyjmujs Hsdnyoh proSb O
wsparcis, ponisva4 tow. piaci do
Wydsiaiu Wspare, wisc odsyia kat.
diego do tsgof.
Jest 10 nsjlspssy spos6d " ooxy.
wistsj bisdsie doh sie odwola6, DO.
nisws4 TAX viels otrsymujemy liz.
t6w, Il niepodobna Jest daws6 I cd
powiada6 : osobna. Mech saowa te
wPsyns M intsrssowsnyok 1 uwolni,
TOW. nadsl Cd proSb. w imisuiu
tow. l. P. Eidvmt. sskr.
Gr. 412 % Buffalo.
Zswisdamiam %. cslonk6v Tow
sw. Walentego. gr. 412, IL pr.yssse
posisdssnie missieosne odbedsis dc
y trseeis sobote 20 pisrwssym Z. j
d. 10 lipca, o gods. 7.60 wiecsorsm
" hall ssk6lnsj prsy parafji ~. Ka
simisrss Kr. Zsprsssa sic wssyst
kioh osionk6w m 10 posisdzsnie, be
% bsfdso wa4ne sprawy do salst
vienna. w. Chudsifski, sskr.
81. sc 20 Shamokin. Pa.
Ma posiedseniu missiso.nsm dpi
u ossrwoa, Rr. 80 z N. p. uohwal
d, 70 1adnyeh proib nadsslanych G.
inayoh grup o wsparcis, r6wnisf
lotsryjnych bilst6w prsyjmowa6 nj,
bed.is. W r..ie pr~sy.i.nis take
wyoh odpowiadac nile bedsie. Pc
uisvs3 gr. 81 ma swoich cslonk6,
fadajscyoh wsparoia. Sskrstarsov
grupy 81 wxbroniono supelnis
prsedstawis6 ma posiedxeniu prosb,
o vspsrcis. - w. K. D~angieiowio,
sskr.
Or. 1875 20 Detroit, Mich.
PosiedIenie rocxns Tow. ~. Str
nissswa Biskups, Or. 425 y Dstroi,
odbedsie sie dnia 10 lipca o gods n
vices, ~ m~isjsou .wyklyoh ssbrat
N kt6rem bedsis obi6r administered
M rok nastepny. r6wnisf bed.i,
odcsytane sprswosdanie . dochod6v
rosohod6w Tow. Uprassam wsxyst
kich csionk6w, ably prsybyli M Il
posiedseuie; nisobeoni podpadaj,
karss 70 o. Csionkowie salsgsjac,
- optstaoh winni sic uisoi6 = diugu
" prssoi~nym raxis sostans suspsn.
!owani, gdy4 xarsad grupy . ME
niedbalymi ME mote inaossj posts
pi6. Zswisdamiam takze tych braoi
kt6rsy msja samiar wstspi6 do TOW.
IL wstepne wynosi tylko l dolara. -
A. Walkowski, sskr.
6r. 225 20 Buffalo.
Sc. osionk6w Tow. iw. J6rsfa, o.
225 " Buffalo, N. Y. sawisdamis q,
nlnieis.em. Il podlog uohwaly Or.
d. III cssrwoa, prsyssis posisdssnI,
miesiecsns przypsdsjsos d Q lipo,
bedsie he nad.vyossjnsm. N,
tenn posisdseniu bedsis vybrany no
w presses. ~ miejsos OBJ. Dsbrow
skisgo, kt6ry sresyguowai tsgo u
rsedu. ObeonoS6 oslonk6w ma ten
posisdseniu obowisskova pod kar,
% ct. S~sambelsn. sskr.
81. IL % Paterson. ". j.
Zswiadsmism csionk6w tow. Pol
Kat. Jan Ill Sobisski " Paterson, 4
rocsns posisdssnie odbedzis sic d
Q lipca o godriuie 2 po poiudniu v
swyfym lokalo posisdseh. 81 - 81
Van Houtsn al. Obowia'klem kat
diego csfonks jest by6 M tenn posis
dssniu, poniewst bedsis obi6r move
60 komitstu. Nadmisniam tate, Z.
wssystkis podatki, tax do towaryst
va jak ! Zwissku mussa by6 sspls
como. NisobsonoS6 M posisdssni,
/ podpada karse, Z, Sporn. sekr.
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z Cleveland, o.
Zosciddomienie.

Ninisjsssm sawiadamiam wssyst'
kioh dslsgss6w gminy, ably 10
niso.nis sis ssawili M posisdssnisr
dnia 2 lipca o gods. 8 Pc poaudnio'
do hall Kosoiussko p. n. 120 Hosmsz
al. Obscnoic kaAdsgo jest pofada'
NJ = prsyo.yny ws4nyob i~ntsrss6w,
jake % do saiatwienia.
FL. Makotoski, sekf. gminy
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CHICAGO, % czerwoa 1899.

CHICAGO, % czerwoa 1899.
Ma mocy nsdssianyeh d~eklsrscyj
! svisdsotw lsksrskich masterpieces
Tow. prryjese sosss'y do Nv. Mar.
Pol:
Grups ATS, Tow. sw. Stsnisisws
b. ! M. " Perth Amboy. N. J. Sc
kes'srs Adam zisuisn, 8 Wayne st.,
Perth Ambov, N. J.
Grups 476. Tow. Wiernyob Sy
nov Polskioh y Wyouing. Pa. Sc
krssars Aodrssj Jurooksolaws, tx 2
Wyo@ing. Pc.
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TosDn of Lake.

Dnia 8 hpca. Piknik ~polaozonycb
tow. ma kor.ysc pomnika Tade.
usza Kosciuszki W parku Peter.
soma, przy Western ave. i 59tej
ulioy.
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Biuro Zarzadu Central.
nego wv. Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, 81 ozerwoa 1899 T.
Nastepujacy cz}onkowie przyjeci
do r. N p
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
INSURGENTS PARLEY
They Ask Otis for Another
Conference.
THE REQUEST TOO INDEFINITE
Onicer Killed Rad Two Men Wounded
Ia IN Attack aa Launch
Major Howard.

Manila, Oct. e4.-An American
officer was killed and two men wounded
by ths Ftlipinos In an attack on
launch with General Lawton's expedi-
tion in the Rio Chiquita, near San
lsidro. The rebels fired volleys from
shore.
General Otis has replied TO the three
insurgent officers who entered Angeles
last Friday with request, made
through General Macarthur, for per-
mission for a Filipino commission,
eaded by Filipino major-general, 70
Isit General Otis in order to discuss
peace terms and To arrange for the de-
livery Of American prisoners, that the
desired interview cannot be granted be-
cause the suggested propositions OF the
Flipinos are vague, indefinite and un'
military, and because the Americans
must continue to decline to receive any
representative of the so-called Filipino
government