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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
LITTLE FOLK WE'RE HAPPY.
Interesting Christmas Celebration
at the First Presbyterinn.

Interesting Christmas Celebration
at the First Presbyterinn.
The Sunday School of the First Presby-
terrain Church had a merry time last
night with its Christmas tree. There were
two trees, In fact, one on each side of The
pulpit, both ablaze with lights and COW
cred over with tinsel 1t was a pretty
sight that of the trees and the eager. ex-
pectant children, and one that those who
attended will recall with great pleasure.
1t has long been customary with the
Sunday School to have such a celebration
at Christmas The children look forward
TO the event with untold interest. and the
days are counted until the night when the
wonderful display is made. In the mean
time preparation Is made for the exer
cises, which ere always elaborate, the
children being drilled and instructed in the
parts they are TO take.
Several hymns We're on the programme
all OF which were sung admirably by the
children. and heartily enjoyed By their
elders. Interspersed with these hymns
were the numbers 10 which boys and girls
Of the school responded An were keeniy
alive 10 their parts, and the entertainment
passed OF smoothly and beautifully.
Among the Rotations and addresses thst
were well rendered were the following
Address Of welcome. by Oliver Allen: iuD
ior address Of welcome, by irma McAvoy.
voices Of Prophecy" by Nellie schirm,
ScOntinBed on Third Page)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES.
Via Southern Railway.

Low rate tickets will be on sale between
all points on the Southern Railway. Dec
%. %, "A, %, 80 and 81, and Jan. l. good
TO return until Jan. 4, 1900. Also on Dec.
Is to q. inclusive, these low rate tickets
will be sold to students and teachers Of
schools and colleges on presentation of
certificates signed by heads of institutions
Final limit of these tickets, Jan. 8. 1860
See that your ticket read via Southern
Railway. Best time, best service fras,
trains. James Freeman. CITY Ticl~st
Agent, 141 Bull street. Telephone "a
Randall Clifton, District Passenger Agent
Savannah, Ga.-ad. ''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
STILL At woRK ON THE BOOKS.
Tax Collector Believes That Percen-
tage of Payments Is Large.

tage of Payments Is Large.
Tax Collector MCGOWAN and his office
force have not yet succeeded in making up
a complete list of the taxes paid up to
and including the day when the books
closed the 10Th instant and hence are
not in a position TO make an accurate es-
innate of the proportion Of taxes paid and
unpaid, as compared with the proper
tons obtaining in other years.
Tax Collector MCGOWAN stated yester-
day, however, that In his opinion the pro-
portion of taxes paid. compared with the
levies, would be certainly as high and
probably higher for the current year than
was the case when the books closed last
year. The collection of definite and ac-
curate information of this character in
wolves the expenditure of much painstak-
ing and careful bookkeeping, and is not a
matter of a few hours time. Therefore
Ill is that the tax collector is unable to
estimate the percentage Of payments and
Will not be until day or two longer have
elapsed.
On the first day of next month the
tax collector and his assistants will begin
10 receive the specific taxes levied by the
state. In itself this work involves consi1-
cradle time and labor some Of the tax
payers whose occupations are taxed by
the state being chronically opposed to the
payment of these taxes without consld-
cradle urging on the part of those officers
Of the county entrusted with their coll
lection. The number Of those engaged in
the forms of business that are taxed also
contributes its share 10 the general result
and helps to make the collection of the
taxes no easy matter. nor one to be lightly
considered or quickly executed.
Heading the list, so far as relates to
the number engaged in the business which
Is made the object of the specific tax,
are the dealers in cigarettes. or these
there are 269 in Savannah and the county.
The liquor dealefs are second on the list,
with 259 10 their credit. The list of oc,
equations taxed further includes auction
GERS, packing houses, keepers of billiard
and pool tables, money brokers, photo,
graphers, pawnbrokers. shows and games,
breweries, dealers in futures, ticket brok-
ers and manufacturers of patent medi-
cines. 1t can be readily understood that
with Che number of persons engaged IN
these various occupations in the county,
that there is much work for Tax Collec-
tor MCGOWAN and his assistants.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
CIVIL CASES WILL BE HEARD.
Criminal Business VIII Not Interfere
with Assignments.

The civil cases in the Superior Court
that have been assigned for hearing dur
ing next week will not be displaced from
their positions on the docket by the con-
sideration of criminal business. There
are several important criminal cases
awaiting a hearing, and there had been
some fear that the civil cases would be
postponed until these could be disposed Of
Judge Falligant has announced that this
would not be done, but that the civil
cases already set for hearings win be
tried in their regular order. Solicitor Gen
eral Osborne has not yet recovered his
health, and it is rather expected that he
viii take a short vacation during next
week for the purpose of recuperating. He
has not been abe to give the important
criminal cases on the court calendar the
attention he thinks they should receive,
and hence, with the consent of Judge Fall
ligant has determined to postpone these
trials until an early day in the new year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
SANTA CLAUS AT TRINITY.
He Came Down "a Brick Chimney, as
Tradition Says He should.

Tradition Says He should.
Santa Claus visited the young folks at
Trinity Methodist Church last night. He
has been a busy old fellow this week,
surely.
The Sunday School room, which is large,
was made very attractive by the lights
and evergreens, and in the furtherest end
stood miniature house all covered with
snow, over the door of which hung Christ
mas bells ringing joyfully. On the left
of the house was the Christmas tree,
beautifully decorated and laden with pres
ents for each and every child in the Sun
day school. Dolls for all the little girls,
knives for all the little boys, and toys for
children of the infants classes, besides
books and other nice things for the older
girls and boys.
After the singing of one of the Christ
mas songs and the recitation by Master
Rogers Wilson of THE Night Before
Christmas which he did very well in
deed, Santa Claus scrambled down the red
brick chimney, bringing with him a
breath of the frost from the land where
reindeer live, and distributed the pres
ents.
The Committee on Arrangements, so far
as the Christmas tree was concerned, was
Mrs. II. Z. Wilson, Mrs. Bascom Anthony
Mrs. Bertha Dixon and Miss Bessie Miller
These ladies' worked hard and faithfully
and their efforts were crowned with unu-
sual success. Messrs. L. l.. Wellman, r.
II. Tatem and T. NJ. Gracen formed the
committee upon ways and means, and If
the tree was an example, surely they were
successful.
There were about 40 children in this
Sunday School, who are regular attend
ants, and each one received a present of
some value last night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES.
via Southern hallway.

Low rate tickets will be on sale between
all points on the Southern Railway Dec.
p, %, "a, 25 80 and 81. and Jan. 1.
good to return until Jan. 4, 1900. Also
on Dec. Is to 81, inclusive, these
low rate tickets will be sold to students
and teachers of schools and colleges on
presentation of certificates signed by
heads of institutions. Final limit of these
tickets Jan. g. 1900. See that your tickets
read via Southern Railway. Best time.
best service finest trains. James Free
man, City Ticket Agent. 14 Bull street
Telephone $50. Randall Clifton, District
Passenger Agent, Savannah. Ga.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
FILLED HIM WITH BIRD SHOT.
Negro Boy wounded in n scunie for
Gun.

q NuU.
Eugene Roberts, a colored boy Il years
cid, who lives on che Louisville road was
Brought i'm to town yesterday morning and
turned over to the police by his mother.
Roberts, she said, started out Monday for
hunting TIP, carrying a gun loaded with
bird shot. On his way to the field where
he expected 90 find his game he was met
by another colored boy, few years older,
who attempted 10 take the gun from him
and in the struggle that snsued the gun
was discharged, the whole load Of shot
taking effect in the head, face, and neck,
of the other boy
Being assured that it was an accident
Roberts mother was not afraid for him
to stand a trial for 1t and so brought him
to the barracks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

To make room, we viii sell one ~ m.
, poiiefs now IN use in the Morning News
ou us. II Is ~ H. r., return tubular
hVered on the sidewalk.
Also Tor sale. one % II. p. American
Ban engine, never used A splendid Me-
OF machinery. piece
The attention Of parties putting nm sav
mills Is invited TO this OUTFIT Abply ss q W ~.
Ga.-ad. savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
CLEANED UP THE STREETS.

City Forces Resumed Work as
Usual Yesterday.
The city forces resumed work as usual
yesterday morning. There were some
few vacancies In the ranks, as the result
of too much indulgence in Christmas fee-
tivities, but the percentage of absences
from this cause was not as large as on
former Christplasses. The scavenger and
street and lane departments got promptly
to work cleaning up the Christmas debris,
and by nghtfan the wreckage of many
hundreds of dollars worth of fireworks
had been carted away.
Director Gadsden of the public works
said that his experience is that holidays
are demoralizing. With New Years day
following so close upon Christmas it is
something of a problem to keep the city
forces in shape and up to their usual
standard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
who Has Coupon No 1.343:
II Gets the 100000 Dinmond.

The magnificent diamond solitaire ring.
valued at Sioo offered by Messrs. stern
berg & CO., was awarded on Christmas
day 20 coupon No. lsi3. The holder of The
coupon can get the handsome ring and
Messra. Sternberg & Co.'S CONGRATULATIONS
by presenting the coupon az their jewelry
establishment.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

IL is a sure cure Cor eli skin diFeases. Il
cures ltch, letter ringwofm. eczema. salt
rheum. etc. Never fails. No hing Is ''juft
as good" Don't accept substitutes. Try
and YOU VIII be convinced, az thousands
Of others have. n your druggist doesn't
keep T. ecnd o. iu stamps direct 90 the
maker, }. 7. shuDtrine, Savannah. Ca,
for box poftpald.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

The new graphophone. only three dol
lars. Over two hundred machines .,
stock and to arrive. Prices from tbroo a.
one hundred and fifty dollars. IIvinos,C,, -
Nineteenth Century Pharmacy. BnjI 10
Congress streets.-ad. anu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
OWNER sHIP IN DISPUTE.
JHsme and Rocker at odds over a
Valuable Dog and Suit Filed.

Valuable Dog and Suit Filed.
An action Of troyer for the recovery of
q handsome and valuable dog was insii-
tWed in the city Court yesterday. The
Ilaintin in tle action is Veterinary Sur
gcon A. Jasme and the defendant Mr.
Henry Rocker.
he petition fled IN the case states that
me dog. which IS infinitely described. is
the properly Of the plaintiff. but now IN
va the possession Of the defendant who
refuses so deliver the animal over TO the
ishtiu ana proper owner The dog Is said
40 ba Of the value Of SIS. The manner OF
we alleged difference between the owner
discussed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

Mis, Minsl9"s Soothing Syrup has he,
used for children teetb.nr 4, so' 49, ~
ebi1' hofiens the gums. aiis,.- "a, "
~ VIZ cole, ana ~ fhe -, .ern-.'i.,,
~ ~ ~ iN9sa' 1septy-dye ceuis 4 80.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

FRANKIE Rheumatwm Cure cures where
others FAM $50 per bottle. az Ldyineston's
Two Pharmacies. Bun and Congress and
Bun street, opposite DC Soto HotcL-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

iniriy-three and one-thlrd per cent. on
on haHtman's kodaks ana IS per cent. dis.
,s,nt on Fremo Cameras, at Llvlngstons
.Is stores, Bun and Congress. and Bull
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

SAID TO HAVE 1T FOR $4,000.

savannah Wan Came out of FURRY
ON Right side.
II Is rumored that a Savannah man
prohted by the recent furry in the stock
market and made about $4,000. The ru-
NOR could not he verified yesterday. but
was current on the Bay
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
SHOT N A DRUNKEN ROW.
IL. 4. Haekett, COIored, Fatally
wounded Another Negro.

r. A. Hackett, colored. In a drunken row
with another negro named johnson. a
hack driver. shot and fatally wounded
him. Johnson Was taken 10 the Georgia
lnhrmary and Or. HOYkins. who exam
med the wound, says fhat ~ hss no
chance - recover. Hackfff WAS arrested
aDd taken 70 fhe barrncks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27
PROMISED TO Plug HER MoLARs.
Failure TO DO the Job for 30 Cents
Got Dentist in Trouble.

William Sykes. eolored, who claims 10
be a dentist got into trouble yesterday
by promising to fill the teeth OF Mary
Hamilton and a friend for 50 cents He
collected the money in advance and then
refused 10 plug the rnolars OF the irate
Mary. who promptly had him arrested for
securing money under false pretenses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

"Graybeard has cured me OF A,,.,..,-
80 49, n-. iian hl'de me almost an invalid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

:, 1st Sraybenrd az The best drugs,o,s.
i'esperH DRUG CO.. Props I'D. o.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-27

AT! the above Tor Christmas, for saIs a,
Estills News Depot. No. AZ Pm ar az
Savannah, Ga.-ad. S'ieet
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
,,M0dy p~aryski-"

nsjtahsze | najpiekniejsze pismo ola ko.
bier, wychOdza WIS Lwowie diva razy
miesiecznie. ,Mody paryskie" zamiesz-
czaja ilustracje nsjpraktyczuiejszych !
najpiekniejszych stroj6w l toalet, obszer.
ne przeglady n~ajnowszych mod, popu-
arr artykufy t~raktnjace nauke kroju
sukein ! bielizny, poradniki praktyczne !
~hygieniczne, obszerne artykufy O hodow.
ii kwiat6w, kuchnie, it'd. it'd. Nadto do
kazdego numeru d~ofaczony Jest arkusr
sensacyjnej powiesci. Obecnie wycho
dzi powiesc p. t.: ,,Mifosc zwycieza". w
kohcu rModv paryskie" dsja swoim pre-
numeratorom bezpfatnie wielkie tablice
krojow haftow w~ykonane przez najlep-
szych krawc6w paryskich. To tez mo
dy paryskie" powinne z~najdowac sic v
kazdym domu polskim. Prenumerata
Mod paryskich" wynosi: kwartalnie \
dolara, p6frocznie 1 dol. rocznie 2 dol.
Pienladze najlepiej posyfac W listach
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wprost do: Admin
stracji MOD paryskich", Lemberg.
Autriche. Galizien.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
Az DOchody.

y Grnpy Zwiszku Narodowego
Pol. nadesiaiy:
CIR. 38S s1.CO; or. 458 81. 10; or.
1893 $l.25; gr. 423 5O'.; or. 439
$l.O0; gr. 81 $500; OR. 425 $3.50;
or. Pol, 75c.; gr. $50 $500; gr. 435
17c.; gr. All s1.26; gr. 1913 Sl.OO;
gr. 1913. 55c.; gr. 81 $1.OO; gr. l79
800; gc. 443, 25,.; g.. 282 81, 90;
gr. 444, $3.50; or. 1913. 5O,.; gr. Is.
$500; gr. 175, Sic; gr. 40. $1.OO;
gr. 447, 81 90; gr. 139, 81. 90; or.
1853, s1.00; gr. 81, s1OO; or. 2O4,
$500; gr. 352. s1.00; gr. 339, Soc;
gr. z47, S1.I0; OR. 427, s1.O0; or.
119, sl.Oo; gr. 24O, 800; gr. 332,
sl.O0; G.. "a, s1.40; gr. 2l6. s1.OO
er. 100, S1.00; or. 400 81. 90; gr.
800. Co.,; gr. Ais, Soc; or. 1873,
50s.; gr. so, So o.; or. 437, SOc.;
gr. $50. Sl.OO; gr. 32, $500; or.
4O2, Sos; gr. 355, sI.OO; gr. 17S,
75c.; gr. 22S, s1.60; gr. 331 $1,000;
gr. Al, $500; gr.169; s1.O0;gr. $50,
81 go; gr. rs, s. 90; gr. $50. s1.OO;
gr. AL, 9oc.; gr. 2S9. SO. 90; or.
POS. $500; gr. 459, s1.OO; or. 127
81 90; gr. 149, sl.OO; or. 81. s1.7S;
gr. 260. s240; gr. 30, 800; or.
1925, $1.O0; gr. 295, Soc; gr. "a,
s3.15; gr. 242 sl.O0; gr. 243,
s1.05; gr. 800, $500; gr. 1Ss
s1.53; gr. 43s. $500; gr. Ss, $500;
or. $50, $500; gr. 210 s1.O0; gr.
1854, sl.00; or. 316, 50c. gr. 1893,
sl.7O; gr. z68. 200; gr. 81, $500;
or. 181, 60c.; gr. 112, $500; or.
POI, $1.1O; gr. 1923, $1.OO; or. 1853,
81 90; gr. 300, 500; gr. 300.
sl.O0; or. 1877. $500; or. 176. SO,.;
or. 398 $3.50; gr. 1928. $500; or.
268, 81 90; gr. 20, s1.OO; or. 3iS,
$500; gr. 46, $500; or. % 81 co.
'gr. 342, S1.00; or. III. So. 90; Or,
lis, $500; gr. 81, 500; or. 327,
$500; gr. SO, SO 800; gr. 2O3. 81 80
gr. pa, s1.OO; gr. 2iS, s1.Oo; or.
|283. s1.1O; gr. 1870, $1.Oo; or. 1876
s1.O0; or. 4, 81. 80; or. 113. $500;
or. 413, 81 90; or. 392. s1.O0; or.
'3S7, sl.O0; e.. 1852, $40 90; or. 2i2
s1.50; gr. 455. 81. 90; or. 213,
s1.50; gt. 255, t16J; r.. 345. 81 so
gr. s76, 50 so; Or. 17S, s1.4O; gr
1853, s1.OO; or. 1913, &c.; or. 256,
$500; gr. $50 50S.; gr. $50, 1880
q. 100, $3.50; gr. 165, $500; or.
l43. $500; or. Az. Soc; gr. 433,
sl.OO; gr. pa, s1.2S; gr. 145,
81 90; or. 344. oil. 90; or. 279. 5O,.;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
Nazwa wieku.

Dsiennik paryski echo de Paris"
ro.sslai ok6lnik do wybitniejssyoh
uczonycb franou.kich I sngislskioh
. prosba o wypowisdssnie ziania,
jakiem narodu miansm ~nalsaaioby
ocbrlcic upiywsjscs stulsois. An
glioy ME giosowsli nawet IA sobs,
francusi saf bardzo niedostatscsns
nadssiali odpowiedsi, przswaanie pro
ponujscs, sby wick XIX naIvano
stulsoiem Wiktora Hugo, na 90 NOV
nismcy odpowiadsjs, 10, gdyty Ohio
dsiio o scharaktsryzowanis wp,ywu
jsdnsgo poety, . r6wns q mote ma
wet wieksss s}usznoIcis motnsby
wick Q naxwac stulsoiem Goethe.
60. O~statsoznis, jsk byio do pre-
widssnis, kwestjs pozostaia nisros.
strzygniets.
Bsdz 90 bsdz, ok6lnik dsisnnika
franouskiego porussyi pi6ra l skionil
umysiy do rsucsnia okism na 90 lsi
dziaislnoIoi ~spossoznsj, naukowsj
litsraokiej. pPsstsr Lloyd" poswis.
90 sssrsg srtykui6w p~r.ewadse po'
ssozsg6lnycb narodow " wislkisu
dsisle posuwania ludskoloi nsprs6d
pod wsgledem oywili.aoyjnym, 1 o.
~stassosuis dOohodsi do wyniku, n
wick dobiegsjscy do koh,s nsleta'
ioby ns~jwialoiwiej naxws6 - nile
misckim.
Dlscsegop Dfsnnik budspssrteh.
ski tax rosumuje: Rysssrd Wagner
jest prsrydentsm wsrsohs wistowej
rrsorypospollssj m~u.yornsj. Krupr
jest wiasoiwym str6tem | obrohc'
d.isisjs.ych systsmow rasdssnis
Nistsohs jest fsrmsntem duohowyn
ULTRA. Molsks jest nsjwiekssym p,
Nspolsonie wodzsm fwiata. Rsnks
Mommssn, Sohlismsnn naleas d,
plejsdy nsjpowsinisjssyoh history
k6w, Goethe 1 Schiller % najwiek
srymi posssm' (se wsglsdu M wpsyv
wssechswissowy) 20 Srekspirss
Hsine uwstsny bye mote 80 pisrv
ssorsednego liryka wisku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
(Dalszy ciag.)

w. tSJ
Pryvatnis. Tow. Gwardjs Palss
kiego % 90; Ig. Brorowski 81 80,
Ma balu Tow. Zwissku Polsk sebra
no Is Q.
Ma ksis4ke Nc. 48 ofsrowai p.
Wojoie ;howski 8 flasssk wilma.
Ma ksisfke mr.. IL ssbrsno: p. W.
Bile zaioks % o; J. M. Blszniohi Is
o.; FIR. Zislihski so O.; M. Owo.arek
10 o.; Jan Zakrsewski Is O.; w.
Dome. Is c.; Jan Wspek Is O.; Leo
Nsp'etsk % O.; Max Gilman 25 o.;
w. Dsrengowski $l.00; Chas. N.
Godfrind 81 90; ]. N. Drueoker SO
c.; j. Ritter $1.O0; Wojc. TaohockI
% O.; Ludw. To ,hooki % O..
Ma ksiaake nr. l48 ssbrano: Bob.
Ernest 25 c.; Wal. Wifn.e wski Is c.;
]. Ernest % O.; K. Sslachta Is O.;
N. Kordslla so O.; L. Felifska 5Oc.;
P. Ssmidt so o.; B. Kubaoka % c.;
P. Raosyhska 80 O; o Rao.yhsks
80 0; FIR. Gimihski 80 O.; Anna Ia
kssik % O.; Jos. k1kasik % O.; st.
Ambro4ewski so O.; Ant. Ambro.
tewska SO o ; J6.efa Tokarska' so o
B. Pozsrski so O.; A. S.afsrkiswio,
rs o; FIR. Koprowska so o.; J. Pa,
pierski so O.; L. SsafsrkiswIox Is o.;
j. Lituwnik so O; J. Sumief Is c.;
j. Osuohowski 26 O.; Ludwika Bro.
oieo rs O.; Amelia Gongola % o.
wa. Tybrowska Is O.; Jul. Cichooks
% o I; Jul. Ciohocki so O.; Jos. Cry.
niswioz so O.; Vino. Barcsajtys 81
o ; Walsnty Krsno so O.; zofjs Ss.
palska 25 O.; NJ. Sapalska 25 Q w,
Kwistkowska 25 0 ; ]. Giem.a Is O.;
FIR. Sstsrmsr % o Max Markowskl
% O.; Bar. Nismczewska 81 90; Jos
Gistka SO O.; M. Kuo.yhski Is O.; J,
Rozmysfowski 25 o.; J. Zwirkowski
25 O; w. Hsno.yhski so o; Kune,
gunda Hodvr 81 90; s.. Hodnr so O.
]. Osuchowsh 30 o.; Katar.yna o
suohowska 25 O.; Antoni Welke 25c.;
Anna Chmislewska 80 O.; Tomas,
Msjewski 81 90; AndrEsj Wos % g.
J6zef Csspski Is c.
Ma ksiatke nr. Al zebrano /. Rs.
oine, Wis: st. k1ksssswski $l,00;
josef k7~kassewski so o.
(Dals,y ciag nastapi.)
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

Me dosy6 M tenn. w dxIsdsiuis
osuk Soisayoh pierwsss6stvo r6vnies
nslsfy sie nieuoom. jsili nswss an
slikom prsysnsmy Dsrwins . fran
oosom PAsssurs. Nsjwisksss iosu.
icjs duchows XIX wieku bys mate.
mssyk Gauss. Robert Mayer W.
kryf prswo .aohowsnia snergji. Bun
son ! Kirohh,f sanalixowali widmo
ssonsosne. Tslsfon wynsla.a ME.
uisoki nauosyoisl ludowy Flip
Rsiss. Sohlsidsn okrsilR kom6rks
roflinn&, Sohwsnn .~wisrsecs. Viz.
chow prsswr6cii do CORY nogami o.
q pssologje. Woehlsr powinisn o
srsyma6 pomnik aluminium. Liebie
Z fosfat6w, 81, q mann I Mitschsl.ob
Powinni bye uwisosnisni " malo
widiach farbami anilinowemi. Prssd
Homboldsem ME byso geograft e
syosnej, prssd Owen msteorologji.
prssd S~chlsidsnem botaniki wsp6a.
osesnsj, prssd Kuglsrsm 1 S ,hnaa-
sem hissorji sstuki, prssd Sseinths.
lem psychologist ludlow. pr.ed Fsoh
osrsm psyohofryki. pred Gsbels-
bsrgersm ssenografji prsktycsnsj.
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Polskisj. = Poglsdami swsm1 w
iwiadoza wislks prsysfuge osytela.
kom " roswoju umysiowym. Upc
ws.sohnienie tego pisms Jest bards,
Pofadansm " Ameryos . ianioS6 ufa
'twia nabyoie ka1demu. Adjournment
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247 8 81
24S 1851
249 1921
2oO 1923
Psi 1920
2o2 SOFT
253 SO So
2o4 S.54
255 42.49
256 $500
PSI 6.57
25S 1915
259 Alb
26O 1852
26l 57.S4
262 40.S6
263 24.07
264 34.16
265 $3.50
266 1920
267 31.72
26S $3.50
269 9.91
27O 1920
271 1850
63.44
273 29.15
39.S8
275 22.15
276 S1.74
III 24.15
279 56.63
2SO 1922
2S1 21.33
2S2 41.l0
2S3 1886
8 42.70
3 54.52
2S7 1898
2S9 1851
300 27.98
291 10 60
292 24.40
293 1898
295 $500
296 CLAP
297 21.33
29S 1896
29S 1856
300 1928
300 18.45
3O1 1905
302 21.10|
302 1928
BOG 29.2S
3O4 20.25
BOG 40.61
3O7 47.9S
3CS 31.72
3O9N 30.16
311 41.60
II SO
315 34.12
3l6 9.51
BIZ 1912
319 6.33
800 23.18
322 1888
323 1884
325 80 06
325 10 90
326 $3.50
327 63.48
328 21.78
1928 30.48
329 SOB
$50 1856
331 1888
332 1897
1913 22.11
334 31.72
335 $3.50
1886 31.57
337 109.43
1913 1888
S39 69.07
$40 5000
BAL 1852
342 21.14
343 10.35
343 1886
345 29.96
346 5.78
347 1901
348 1858
$40 6.25
$50 $3.50
Dol 732
352 1888
353 1854
30 33.40.
~ 1884
356 3803
357 28.06
35S 41.60
359 24.9g
800 1901
361 1872
362 40.34l
1888 80. 81
on 40 on
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ZestawIenie.

Nadwyaks s244.OS
Stosownie do UGH vaiy z d. 27go
Maja b. r., uadwyaka Ia zostanie no
iona W rece komitetu budowy pom.
niks Kosciuszk'.
Chicago, q. 30 Cssl VISA 1899.
Sdnisfd,o Sz,edjkort. - +. III.
JdbtOhshi. NJ. B. Steczyashi. =
Konit.t fnansowy.
Michot MaieWski, kssyer.
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POKWITOWANIE

: efar sfoaonyoh "a korEyI6 loterji
fantowsj m r.sos pomniks
Tadeusxs Kolciusxki.