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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-03-24
POUNDING MILL.

Mr.. aud Mrs. P. M. Alder have
sold out and have their trunks ready
to start to the State of Washington.
They will probably leave next Satur
day, in order to take the emigrant
train from Bluefeld on the far West.
MIR. Alder has been a very efficient
clerk for:the companies that preced-
ed Steele, Hurt &c Co., for the past
five or six years.
Mis- Callie Mcclure visited Mrs.
w. b. Steele this week. She will
begin subscription school here
Monday.
The public school at this place
closed with an entertainment on
last Friday night,
Rev. McReynolds, of the Mission
airy Baptist church, at Richlands.
preached here OH the second Sunday
and night before. We were wei
pleased with his sermons. Although
young in the ministry hes promises
to become great -prea i o..
Rev. Isaac Wright, OF Blue tieid
preached three very iDte, estipg sci
mons here last week. 1t plea'e
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FREE STONE

We have noticed in your columns
two very amusing, as we'll M inter
esting letters written by our super
visor in trying to vindicate himself
of tho many charges made against
him by the people of tho district
concerning tho county roads. But
he is like horse In the mire, every
stroke he makes for freedom tho
deeper he insks. We notice TINT he
begins one of his letters by asking
and answering questions. Ho also
says the money spent on the court
house could not have been used on
the roads, as it was surplus derived
from q county levy. IL we have
such a surplus derived from our
county levy, and it cannot bc used
rs road money, could not n certain
per cent. of this levy have been
annulled, and this certain per cent.
laid as an extra road levyi He also
says that wo have about 200 miles OF
road to be kept up with only eight
or niue hundred dollars OF rond
money, or about 81 to The mile.
Now we have about slxteen miles OF
road in our valley, and not dollar
has been spent on our roads since
MIR. Peory's term. II you doubt
this statement, go and get that good
and accommodating clerk that he
told us about in one of his letters
to show you that book thatshe snid
would show us where the money
was spent, to show you. Now, il
MI. Peory will just spend two dol
lars to the mile in our valley, we
will not be any hinderance to hin
serving the Lord, If we understand
him rightly in saying that he eau
not be supervisor and serve the
Lord at the same time.
A SUDsoRIDER.
Mr.. u. EIbert Showers has return.
ed from the West, and settled down
in the valley.
Mr.. Powell Ellis has had the mis-
fortune to lose very fine horse this
week.
We have had O few can Ae-s4
with us the past week, among whom
was DIR. 9. w. Greever, Mr.. Greev'
er is good talkor, and We believe
he would make good clerk.
Mr.. Washington Asbury, who
moved to Ooeburn something over d
year ago, is going to move back to
the valley soon. We will welcome
uncle Wash back again.
Mrs. French, wife Of A. P. French,
ia very sick.
There is much talk OF o store 60
ing up in the valley, but we are afraid
it ID more talk than store.
Mr.. Charles Mitchell has retired
from the fur business.
| Now AND THEN.
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HERE AND THERE
nterestin 6 New Fro m Differ
ent Parts of the County.
Local AND PERSONAL.
'BLuEsToAE.

Owing to Providential hinderance,
have not given the news from
Bluestone for few weeks, but hope
that l may do better in the flu.
ture.
We have been having plenty of
wind storms, rain and mud. Farm.
ers are considerably behind with
their work.
Rev. j. w. Smith, Of Graham,
came up to Mr. j. b. Shannon's last
Saturday night and preached at the
Bluestone Church on Sunday morn.
lug.
Mrs. E. L. Walker, of Clear Fork,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Nash.
Mr., j. w. Shannon is preparing
lumber to build fine barn. Mr.. A.
j. Summers has tho contract to build
It.
The Misses Hoge and Wagner,
who are attending school at Taze.
well, came down last Saturday to see
homefolks.
MIR. III. Bane Harman, one of the
candidates for Circuit clerk, was in
our valley, electionecring few days
ago.
Miss Jennie Hankins, of Spring
vile, will commence three months
subscription school at Teal Branch,
the first of April. What is to him
der us from having school here
next winter. We can furnish tweny
or thirty children, within one-half
mile of this place. We would be
glad to hear from some of our Teal
Branch and Bluestone friends on
this subject.
business has been very lively at
Bailey for some time, more especially
last Friday.
Mrs. Virgulin Harry, and Miss
Hattie Tickle. were the guests OF
Mrs. ]. r. Harry, last Sunday
week.
We were shocked on last Saturday
when the news reached us that Mr..
Robert Porter, of Graham, was dead.
The widow has our sympathy.
Mr.. A. X. Brown bought a good
horse from Mr.. C. A. Deaton last
week. Mr.. Brown and his son,
James, are fixing to farm by the
Wholesale.
Mr.. Winston Nash, of Teal Branch,
is going to move to Abbs Valley,
this week. We regret to see Mr..
Nash leaving the community.
Mr.. A. F. Faulkner says he is 60
ing to start to Arkansas about the
first of April, to purchase farm.
We wish Mr.. G. +. much good
luck.
Wonder what has become of w.
w. MI He has not been heard
from since the snow storm.
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PLEA FOR PEACE
IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Schurz, Sherman, Edmunds
and a Score More Call Fol
an End to Imperialism
Want Peace For the Islands
Ask Aid of all Lovers O.
Freedom to Urge the Gov
ernment to stop the War.
Boston, March 13,-An appeal tc
the people of the United States, urg
ing all lovers of freedom to co;oper
ate in an attempt to induce the
Government to suspend hostilities
in the Philippines, was issued today
by more than score of prominent
men,
The preamble describes the atti
tude of this Government and oil
President Mckinley toward the Fill
ipinos, before and since the war, and
asserts that there is no rerson for a
change of opinion on the part of the
Anti Imperalists, and on the contrary
every reason for o continuance OF
the protest against the spirit OF
militarism and force. They there
lore urge all lovers of freedom,
without regard to party associations,
to cooperate with them to the follow.
ing ends:
First-That our Government shall
take immediate steps toward sus-
pention of hostilites in the Philip.
ines and conference with the Phil
ippine leaders, with view of pre-.
venting further bloodshed, upon the
basis of recognition of their free.
dom and independence as soon as
proper guarantees can be had of
order and protection to property.
"Second-That the Government
OF the United States shall tender an
officil assistance to the inhabitance
OF the Philippine Islands that they
will encourage and assist in the or.
ganization of such a government in
the islands as the people thereof
shall prefer, and upon it's oreaniza.
tion in stable manner the United
States, in accordance with its ira.
ditional and prescriptive policy in
such cases, will recognize the inde-
tendance of the Philippines and its
equality among nations and gradually
withdraw all naval and military
forces"
This petition is signed by twenty
nine prominent men from dozen
STAGES, including senators, college
presidents, and many prominent
business men.
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rhos. Millions Reach Habana.

Habena, March 1.-THE United
States transport Meade, formerly
Berlin, having on board $4,000, ,O0O,-
600 for the payment Of Cuban troops
previous to their being disbanGed
arrived at 10 o'clock this morning
escorted blythe United States cruis-
or Chicago.
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The oregan Reaches Manila.

Washington, March 18.-The Ma
Wy Department has been advised of
the arrival of the Oregon at Ma.
Mia.
The following is the cablegram
from Adxiral Dewey:
Manila, March l8.
THE Oregon and the Iris arrived
to day. The Oregon is in fit condi
ton for army duty"
General Otis is planning another
blow at the insurgents in executing
his general plan of Fastening the
ending the rebellion in Luzon before
the advent of the rainy season. The
fact appeared quite Incidentally in q
cablegram received from him in
which be replied to an inquiry from
the war department relative to the
discharge of the volunteer soldiers
serving in his army.
The light batteries which have
beerAordered to Manila are Batter,
E, First artillery, now at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo Battery f, 4th artil
cry, now at Fort Adams; and Bat
terry f, 9th Artillery, now at For
Hamilton,
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IN NEW YORK CITY.

Appalling Calamity on Fifth
Avenue 81 Gagged Victims Per
ish-Big Hostelry Soon
Ablaze from Top to Bottom
Some Jump from Windows,
New York, Mar. 1s.-The splen-
did Winsor Hotel, fifth avenue, be
tween Forty sixth and Forty seventh
streets, in this city, was burned
Fri lay. at least seventeen people
were killed and forty seven injured,
some mortally.
Never did catastrophe by fire
appeal to so many and with such
horor. 1t started while the brilliant
t. Patricks Day parade was passing.
In the twilling of an eye the entire
building was mass of flames. Face
after face-half hundred-appear
ed in windows; wreathed in flame.
LEAPED TO DEATH,
The hotel was full. A dreadful
panic seized all. A score hurled
themselves from the fifth, sixth, and
seventh stories, to fall to death on
the pavement below.
1t was at 8 10 p. m. when the fire
started. The head of the parade had
just passed. A tongue of flame shot
out from the window on the Forty
sixth street side.
In what seemed but an instaut the
ground floor was ablaze. Then came
the rush to escape. Scores piled
nown the stairs-men, women and
children, without anything but they
clothes they stood in.
The porters tried to run out hose
They might as we'll have tried to
stem Niagara In another minute
the great hotel was ablaze from cell
lar to roof Agonized faces appear
ed in the windows. There were men
in the pride of life; young cir ls in all
the bravery of new spring attire;
matroms in silk and diamonds.
For half an hour there were faces
in the windows. Occasionally one
jumped-that was death. Occasion
ally one fell back into the flames
behind-that was death, too.
But many were rescued. Firemen,
policemen, citizens, all took hand
and got many soul out in safety.
LOSS ST, 100000.
At z P. m. the fire was out. The
loss then was Sl.0O0,000. Hundreds
were then rushing around looking
for loved ones. There were some
in the neighboring hotels and board
ing houses; some were dead.
Wall after wall of the botel fell,
till not one was left. Some fell
through the windows across the
8 + eet. All the houses in the side
street suffered, too.
And this loss of life, this horror,
was caused, according to a waiter in
sthe hotel, by patron of the house
throwing down a lighted match in
the corridor.
1t ignited a curtain and nothing
could stop the flame.
No bodies were found yesterday.
The list stands ten known to be dead
and fitfy-five reported to be missing.
The World will introduce at AL.
bany bill to make hotels safe and
and to fix the responsibility when
the next hotel frs comes whore life
is lost.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
Y Milwaukee. Wis.

Korzystsjac z przysiOgujscyoh
nam praw, grupa 179 uprasza o "a.
~mieszozenie W iamach yZgody" 90
nastepuje:
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu naszem
omawialismy oredzie Cenzora orar
projekt do novel konstytuoji Nv. N.
P. ! sprawy, ktore maja bye wnie.
stone ma przysziym Waluym Sejmie
W Grand Rapids, Mich.
Otoz uohwslono:
1. Oddzielic sprawy pienietne Wv.
N. P. cd spraw narodowych j WA
jemnyoh stosunkow bratnich, a kon
stytucje uformowa6 tax, ably W "a.
peinosci o~dPowiadsia wymaganiom i
prswom asekurscyjnym ma zyoie W
stsnie Illinois, by rowniez, lie MOI
nosci, uiatwic Wv. sprswe sub-obar
terow ma inne stany.
2 o lie sic to odnosi do wzsjem.
nego stosunku grup do Z,rzsdu Cen.
trslnego Zwiszku N. p. - przyjsc
wspolne ustawy (obowiszujsce po-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
4 Detroit, Mich.

Posiedzenie miesieczne grupy SOC
W Detroit, Mich. odbylo sic dnis IL
w~rzesnia, ma kt6rem byi delegat o,
brany ma Sejm XIII, a take grupa
uchwali@a kilka paragrafow, tyoza.
cych sic Sejmu XIII.
1. Grupa jest przeciwna budowie
drugiego domu zwiazkowego ozy-w
Buffalo ozy W innem miesoie.
2. Grupa jest "a tenn, ably seim
sic odbywa} 90 diva lata, ME co ozte-
ry. Gdyby mial sic odbywac co
oztery lata, to byloby DUO nieporo.
zumienia ola Il. n. P.
3. Grupa 800 uprasza delegatow,
ably zatsm giosowali, by przyszly
sejm odbyl sic W Detroit, Mich.
Detroit jest bardzo pieknem MAS
tenn, jake tez pos:ada II grup, ola.
czegoby sic tn sejm ME mial odby6?
l.. Grupa jest przeciwna fundu-
szowi rezerwowemu dlatego, IL prey
niesie "a DUO koszt6w ola nowo.
wstepujacyoh do Il. N. P.
5. Grupa jest Ia TEN, ably pc.
smiertne istnia}o jak istnieje, to jest
5000 "a meza, a $500 "a Zone. Je-
zeli MAJ straci} Zone, q nalezal do
u. N. P. to ME ma bye przymuszony
opiacat podatek cd zony. JeAeli o.
zeni} sic z druga iona, a ia mu lunar
Ia, a nalezala do u. n. p, to ma
MAJ mie6 prawo do 300 dolarow i
tax dalej. Gdy zaS ten MAJ umrze,
to oststnis iona ma prawo 10 5000
pc MIN.
6. Grupa jest przeciwna okregom,
stopniowemu podatkowi j Dzienni-
kowi Mar.
Z. Grupa jest "a tenn, zeby czio.
mex nalezacy do z. N. P. juz kilka
lat, a niezdolny jest do piracy, otrzy-
mai trzecia czesc posmiertnego.
8. GruPa jest "a tenn, ably czionek
ME mial prawa do karty podroznej
W granicy miasta, tylko poza grant,
ca.
Grupa 3O6 uprasza delegatow Sci
mu XIII, ably tie paraguay byiy po-
pierane.
w imieniu grupy 300 W Detroit,
Mich.
M. Opalepski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

L. Co sic tyczy dom6w .wiazko.
wych, to dosyc many jednego " Chi.
osgo, kt6ry jest wystarozajsoy dis
Zarzadu Zwiazku, q jezeli kto chloe
domy budowac, to owszem mote, ale
Ia swoje pienisdze, a ME IA pienis.
DE caiego og6lu Wv.
2. w sprawie D.iennika Mar. jos.
tesmy przeciwni temu, poniewa,
nZgoda" jest wystarczajaoem pismeu
tygodniowem.
3. Co do funduszu rezerwowego,
to fundusz ten okazuje sic nieprak'
tycznie ~pobierany cd nowowstepuja
oyoh kaudydat6w, powinien bye pc.
bierany cd czasu przyjecia ozionka
do Zwiazku, a ME cd Sejmu XII,
poniewat wysokosc tel oplaty cd
strecza ozlonk6w cd wstapisnia dc
Il wiazku.
4. Jestesmy przeoiwni podzieleniu
Zwiazku ma okregi, poniewat to mo
Re Z czasem doprowadzi6 do rozdwo.
jenna.
8. Koszta delegat6w ma Sejm pc.
winny bye pokryte Z og6lnej kasy
Zwiazku, a ME z kasy grup.
s. Mozna wybudowac dom PREY.
tulku ola starc6w, kalek, widow
sierot pc braciach Nv.
Z. SPrawozdania miesieozne pc.
winny bye podawane wyrsznie dc
najmniejszej rzeczy.
s. Azeby posmiertne wyt }aoane
byio W 80 dniach pc ~ogioszeniu "
cyrkularzu.
8. Take czionkowie, bedacy &c
lat W Zwiazku, MECH otrzymuja cal,
kowita sumo posmiertnego.
Is. Certyfikat powinien bye beg
piatny ola kaAdego ozionka Zwiazku
Grupa 41O ME wysy'a delegate ma
Sejm XIII, zatem nadsy}a swoje
zdanie.
Stan. Rdikorski, prezes.
Leon Tdrsa. sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

ma .apasc ma sejmie uohwaia, ably
jaknajryohlsj mieli jaki przytuiek,
ma stare lata ME prosili o kawalek
chleba ! rece wyoiagali o pomoc in
nonarodowoom.
Ia. Sejm Wv. ma sic odbywac &C
diva lata. Dalej zadsmy ~powszeoh'
go gaosowsnia we wszystkich waz-
niejszych sprawaOh i~nansowyot
Zwiazku.
Is. Dslej ~przeciwni ~jestesmy, ably
Zarzad Centr. ME miai aadnego pra.
wa do ~zabierania giosu ma sejmie, be
cd tego 50 delegaci, ably projekta
przeprowadzali Tub odrzucali Ola do.
bra Zwiszku N. P.
16. Co do porzsdku W grupie
k~onstytucja og6lna obowiazywac ME
moae. Grupa ma pe1ne i wolne
prawo kierowac sic wiasnemi zssada.
mi, ktoremi rzsdzao sic dotychozas
wzrosia do pokazoej oyfty j posiada
odpowiednia konstytucje, oraz po-
trzebne ksia,ki rao6unkowe. Me
uwaaamy Ia potrzebe ogolnej przy'
musowej konstytuoji, narazaja ,sj
grippe ma znaczne straty.
II. Zsrz. Centrally ME powinien
przyjmowac do Zwiazku takioh
czaonkow, kt6rzy jut kiedys naleseli
do naszej organizacji, bedac W jed.
nej grupie jakis czas, p6zniej o.
puszczao jej szeregi wyzyskawszy ma
kilkanascis dol, a pc niejakim GA.
sic wstepu;a do innej grupy "a no.
wych cz}onkow j So przyjeci, jak jua
to mia}o miejsoe.
w podobnych wypadkach Zarzad
Centr. powinien pred przyjeciem
takich cz}onkow podaG wiadomost
W organic Zw., przez to ME bedzie
nieporozumienia ami kiotni pomiedzy
'grupami. w innyeh sprawach jake
przyjda pod obrady ma sejmie w.,
reprezentowat grupe nasza bedzie
OBJ. Stanis}aw Gasiorowski, ktory 20
stal wybrany delegation.
Zarazem ayczymy, ably Sejm XIII
byl jednym z najslawniejszych, kto-
ry pchnie Zwiazek no wszystkie Ia
katki tel ziemi, gdzie polak zyie.
Stanislaw Gasiorow ski,
Szczepan Pogorzelski,
Andrzej Grochowski,
Jan L. Zaborowski, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
z Newark, n. j.

My. osiookawie gr. 4o, ozytsjso
orsd.is 81. C%ensors, nassepnie pro
Jsksowsna konstysucjs, mad kt6rs
pr.ys,}y sejm bedsie obradowai, q
do ksorsj ~nspissnia byi upowaaniony
Zarssd Centrally prssr S,jm XII;
dodsJsmy swoje Projeksa, kso.
re mogs sic prrydac do Iups}os-
go ro.woju nssrej drogiej orgsni
ssoji.
1. Pisrwsrym krokiem do csyn
osgo udsiaiu " prscy ola dobrs o.
g~snizscJi, jest Idanism gr. 46 Wy
siAc delegate.
2. Nsjwsaoiejsss spr4ws, mad
ktors csty ogot .wisskowy umys,y
swojs vyseia, jest ,aprowsdzenis 10
wsgo sysssmu opias posmiertnsgo
I wyLiscsois poimiersnego, jsko TO:
IsprowsdIsnie pods.ku ssopniovsgo.
s~worIsuis grup meskioh 1 tefskicb
ssbsspiscIenis sic IA rosmsits sunny
I rozmsite tego rodrsiu kombinscjs
dsjsoe lspsss sposoonoic prrystepu
mtodym ludsiom do Nv. N. p. Ma
vssysskis te punkts odpo~iadsmy "
kroskoiOi. Uwsssmy obeony sys
TEN "a nsjsprswisdnwssy / nsjlsp-
ssy. DO Jest oparty ns brssniej mi
iosci pod tym hasten Nv. N. P.
swyoiesyi osy sssrsg insrygansow 1
-rogow, . stat sic nsjlepsss ! nsjpo.
seanieJsss ergsnizscjs pol. ma rismi
amsrykshsk isj. Q mote ! na ostym
s ~isois. Ma asdns stopniowe podst.
hi jsk r6wnisz tvorrsnis CROP ash
skiOh ME sgadzsmy sic.
3. Zosmy miodsiet polsxs W
Amsryoe ! widsimy jsk gorsoo sie
gsrnis do swisskow gdsis Jest vie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
z Youngstown. D.

z Youngstown. o.
Ma walnem zebraniu grupy 453
~uchwalono, 90 mast:
l. w sprawie budowy drugiego
domu " Buffalo, N. ", to ME zga-
dzamy sic. Czy ME byloby lepiej,
zeby te pi;niadze zaohowa6 ma spra-
We narodowa, ramiast wydawa6 ma
domy.
2. Co sic tyczy sprawy Dziennika
Mar, to ME ~popieramy dlatego, ae
jest Ia daleko. Dobrze mice dzien
mix, ale W swojem miesoie, gdzie go
sic dostanie codzie6.
3. Grupy, majsce ozsonk6w 10
ozy 100, powinny wysylac tylko jed
nego delegate.
A. Delegat powinien bye zaplaoo-
ny Z glownej kasy, a ME aeby grupy
sic stara1y o to. Niekt6re grupy ma.
ia dobrych ludzi ma delega.ow, ale
ME moga ich wyslac zpowodu braku
fundusz6w.
5. Co sic tyozy wstepnego, to
nieohby by3o, iak jest.
g. Niewiasty ME powinny bye
przedsta wiane przez lekarza, DO jest
dosyc takich, ktore ME ohoa is6 do
doktora j mellow odmawisja.
Z. Czionkowie nieubszpieozeni pc.
winni dostae choc ma pogrzeb, DO
jest dosye takicb, kt6rzy sic staraja
o dobro Zwiazku. zakladajs iowa
rzystwa, a CO to kosztuje, to Mkt ME
vie. Jest dosyc takioh ludzi, kt6.
rzy ME wiedza, CO to oswiata znaczy,
Tub jake towarzystwo.
8. Jezelt ,,Zsoda" ME w~ystaroza,
to MONA pOwiekszyc j. o jedne
stronnice. albo MECH wyOhodzi ? ra.
zy W tygodniu.
8. w sprawie budowania fabryk,
to sic ME zgadzamy ma to, DO jezeli
by ma to przyszio, toby wszyscy
zwiazkowcy ohcieli robic " tel jed.
mel fabryce.
10. Zyczylibysmy sObie, ably spra.
wa biskupa polskiego byia omawia.
ma W Ameryce i memorial byi wy
siany do Ruymu W tel sprawie.
IL. Dom ola starcow, sierot i ka-
lex moze bye, ale pod warunkiem,
jezeli sic bedzie m al kto sic zajae
tym domem i farma. Sadie, ze bra.
cia popra to sprawe ma sejmie, DO to
mote przydac sic kazdemu polakowi.
IL. Co sic tyczy wsparc. to pod
lug mojego zdania, bedzie ~najlepiej,
zeby wszystkie grupy plaOiiy do
gfownej kasy. Wielka grupa mole
udzielae wsparcia, ale male grupy
ME moga.
ID. Ma co 2 posmiertne, kiedy
jedno ~wystarczy, $1,000. to jest iona
$500 i MAJ $500.
IA. Co sic tyczy sejmu, to "a ozte
ry lata moze bye W Detroit, a ME W
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Zarazem donosze, ze my ME mo-
zemy wyslac delegate, bo nasra CRU.
pa niedawno ~istnieje, wieo ME many
Hinduism.
Komitet:
Jozef Bilski, prezes; Antoni Xii
masze wski, wioe-prezes; Jozef
Biaaejewski, sekr. prot; Jan
Oleksiak, wics-sekr.; Miohal
Ledwoh, kasjer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
4 Filadelfii, Pa.

Nieohaj j nam, W imieniu grupy
43S, bedzie wolno zabrac glos ola
dobra tel szlachetnej naszej organi
zacji i postawi6 wnioski, ktore moze
uczynia CO ola jej dobra.
1. Zadamy, by posmiertne bylO
$1,000 i $500.
2. Koszta drugiego domu lepiej
obrooic ma znizenie podatk6w calego
og6}u.
3. Me aadamy grup niewiast.
Nj CHI bedzie tax, jak dotyohczas,
oplata przez meza.
A. Przeoiwni jestesmy wspolnej
kasie chorych. Mech kazda grupa
ma wsparoie u siebie.
5. Samotni czlonkowie powinni
placid polowe posmiertnego, ale spad.
kobiercy ich majs tez tylko polowe
z sunny posmiertnego odbierae.
6. Fundusz rezerwowy MECH be-
die z%niesiony, b jest "a wielki Gle
Ear do oplacenia, a przez to Zwia1ek
tract wielka liozbe czlonk6w. Me
jeden cz}onek chcia} wstapic, ale sic
obawia funduszu rezerwowego, bo
by 60 musial oplacic prey wstapie-
niu.
Z. Jestesmy eaten, azeby Zarzad
Centralny by} obierany co diva lats,
i to nietylko z Chicago, ale ma kogo
trait, z jakiego miassa.
8. Popieramy Skarb N. P. j So
kolstwo polskie.
o. D1iennika ME popieramy, DO
ola mas rZgoda" jest wystarozajaca.
10. o suspendowanym csionku po-
Wilma bye zarsz grupa zawiadomio.
ma.
IL. Starsnie, ably W sprawaoh ma.
~rodowyoh pracowac tax W kraju ro-
dzinuym, jako i ma emigracji, 90
podsjemy Sejmowi.
IL. Me zgsdzamy sic ma art. XVI
5 2 p~rojektu konstytucji, ! aadamy,
szeby wstepne oz}onka do Zwiszku
ME wynosilo wiecej jak Soc, gdyz
to stanowi wanna przeszkode do po-
wiekszenis sic Zwiazku.
l3. okregow ME Popieramy, DO
pociagne}oby to "a SODA wiele kosz-
tow; lepiej by byio, zeby gminy by.
iy W kazdem miesoie.
Ma tenn kohczymy nasze zdsnia ]
zapatrywania, ME roszczac sobie pre-
tensji, ze tax ~koniecznie musi bye.
Jak ma ~byc-niecb rozstrzyga ogos.
J6zq SOfqtek, prezes.
Jan Kdczmdrek,
sekr. grupy 4SS'