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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

Niagara Falls, n. y, 81 pazdz. 1900
Nizej podpisany sk}adam serdecz-
ne podziekowanie Iarzadowi Centr.
"a rzetelne wypiacenie mi posmiert-
nego W sumie $500 pc sp. zonie mel
Margarine Ochai, jakotez ozionkom
tow. Polak0w j Litwinow, ktorzy
wzieli udziai W pogrzebie. Jeszcze
raz skisdam i'm serdeczne podzieko-
wanie. Piotr Ocbai, MAJ.
Stanissaw, Walenty, Michai Jakob
j J6zef synowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Sksrbu Mar. Pol. W Rap.
perswylu ma Stany ~Zjednoczone POI.
Am. 70 miesiso pszdzisrnik 1900 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29
NOtatki.

Ma wiecu, z~wolanym do Sremu W
Poznahskiem, " celu bronienis sic
~przeciwko zamachom niemc0w ma je-
zyk polski, przemawial take ks. pro-
boszoz Wisniewski z Ksiaaa i wy
powiedzia} miedzy innemi te piekne
siowa:
.Chcac odwr6cie kleski wielkie i
n%aprawid, CO niemcy psuja, ,rzeba
Pracowac W domach polskich. Kaz-
dy dom polski powinien bye twier-
dza, do kt6rej laden minister ami
Inspector szkolny ME maja dos.epu.
Rodzice polscy powinni uczyc dzieci
jezyka ojczystego i spiewu, powinni
uozy6 kochae strony ojczyste, ably
gdy dzieci wyrosna, ME w~edrows}y
W strony niemieckie. Wzywam mat
XII, ably strzegiy domowych oguisk
pred germanizacja. Kazdy polak i
kaada polka czynic powinni tax, aae-
by umierajac, mogli sobie powie
dziec: ,Spelni}em swoj obowiazek!"
Oby i tutaj, W Ameryce, kazdy z
rodzic6w polskich m6g} powiedziec,
~oPuszczajac ten pada paaczu: Spe}-
ni}em sw6j obowiazek, dzieci mole
So p~olakami!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

Severy lekarstwo ma SERGE Heart
Tonic) jest zrobione podlug pre-
pisu pewnego znakomitego dokto-
IA, ktory "a pomoca tego lekarstwa
we wszystkich zaburzeniach serco-
wych zawsze otrzymsi wyjatkowo
dobre rezultaty. Ma pewno leczy
powiekszenie, oslabienie j wycien-
genie serca. Cena $1.OO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29
BiurOZ arzadu Central
nego wv. Mar. Pol.
BACZNOSC!

Odtad ME beda Juz wydawa.
ne okolniki do sekretarzy
grup. w tenn miejscu beda "a
mieszczane zawiadomienia cd
Sekretarza Jen. ola sekretarzy
grup i czfonk6w z. N. p. Me.
chaj vice kazdy czfonek
Zwiazku zwraca baczna uwa-
&c ma to miejsce w ,,Zgodzie"
i czyta uwaznie wszelkie Ia
wiadomienia tax ably byt do
brze p~oinformowany o spra.
wach Zwiazku, albowiem wy
m6wki jakoby ME byi ma po-
siedzeniu hub ME byf poin-
%formowany dostatecznie przez
zarzad swej grup,y ME beda
stanowczo uwzgledniane.
Jak byio W ,,Zgodzie" pc
wiele razy wyjasnione dowol-
ne podwyzszania sunny po-
smiertnego ustafo stanowczo
cd l Listopada b. r.
Czfonkowie. kt6rzy odtad
zycza sobie sumo posmiertne-
go ~podwyzszyc, musza sic
poddac warunkom dla nowo-
wstepujacych t. j. musza ma
desfac nova aplikacye i do
woody wieku podfug wymaga-
MIA W aplikacyi.
Jezeli eaten czfonek ME
skohczyf lat 40 moze podwyz-
szyc sumo posmiertnego z 800
ma 600 lub 900 dol.
Czfonek podwyiszajac sumo
posmiertnego ME potrzebuje
atoli opfacic wstepnego i ma
fundusz rezerwowy cd tel su-
my ma jaka jest obecnie "a
bezpieczony. Musi zas opla-
cic wstepne j ma fundusz re-
zerwowy Cd tel dodatkowej
sunny o jaka obecna sumo po-
smiertnego podwyzsza. Jezeli
vice ~podwyzsza swe posmiert-
ne o 300 dol. opfaca wstepne
i ma fundusz rezerwowy Cd
300 dol; jezeli podwyzsza o
600 dol, opiaca wstepne i ma
fundusz rezerwowy cd 600
dol. Zapfacic take musi "a
nowy dyplom PREY zwroceniu
starego. Ia druga oznake pfa-
cic ME potrzbuje.
Znizyc zas sumo posmiert-
.nego moga czfonkowie kazde-
go czasu, pfacac tylko "a no.
wy certyfikat jezeli starry do
zmiany nadsyfaja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

w ptZu. Ou VtoA
Sstkajtys, podk- Sksrbu
Mar. Pol. (wydsisl litewski)
Pittsburgh, Pc. o.
81 pazdx. Cd OBJ. 1. ]. Lsnard
W Pittsburgh, Pa, zebra
nyeh M weselu Sokoaa OBJ.
Ssaikuokiego D.
"a pazdz Cd oh. K. Ciechah.
skiego podk, sk.rbu Mar.
Pol. wCleveland, o., re-
brsnyoh cd grupy Ill po-
datku IA mies'a, sierpieh l
wr.ssieh {. Z. 81 20 u oh.
chodu grupy 261 1891. z
konosrtu ~miodziesy 70 South
Side odbytego dnia 9 paid.
t. r. So OF. 2 opodatko.
wanna tsJze mlodsiezy LOO.
z wieou urzsdsonego na
prsyjecie pub. MiAkowskis.
90 1882. Rssem 49,
"a p, zd.. Cd OBJ. st. Jasik
.podk. Skar. Mar. Pol. ma
stan Delaware sebranych M
wiecu ursSdsonym ma prsy-
jsoie pulk. Miikowskisgo
" Wilmington, Del. pr.ez
panic Go1dsioka / panic
Rex $5.87 (kos.ta wysylki
IA cent.) Rs.em 8.
80 p,zl. Cd oh. Ignaoego =.
Jedrasisk pod. Skar. Mar.
Pol. W Buffalo, N. Y. zs-
branyoh M wiecu urzsdso.
nym ma pr.vjeoie puik. MID.
kowskisgo Sl5.32. f6}ro.
ozny podatsk cd grupy 80
500. RsIsm 20
81 pszlr. Nadesians przes
p A. Kuzmihskiego Z Wa
terbury, Conn. M reoe oh.
&. Barsz ,zewskiego. Po-
datek 10. ma miesiac cd
o.ionka Ia miesieoy Z. Rasem 1,
Zebrane ~prywatnis dnis %
kwietnia A. Ol.zsk
10 maja Papenfus 40, Sspsra.
dowski 40. Rasem
80 ozerwos ma imisninach p.
Balihskiego W Naugatuck,
Conn. /,
Is lipca cd czionk6w or. 28S
Is liPoa IA karty " Manga.
tuck
II wr.esoia parma Wiktorya
Kieras
IL wrxesnia A Ospaisk
II wrzssnia A. Ospaiek SO,
Zuk 70, Kurtz 10. Raxem
ID psz IL. Mister ID.
Zebrane ma weselu pp F.
Gierymskich Waterbury,
Conn, ma wniosek oh. A.
KuzmihskieRo dnia % psz
dziernika 1900 T. 8
Nadesiano ma rece OBJ. M.
Majewskiego skarbnika Nv.
Mar. Pol. ns Skarb W psz.
d.ierniku 1900. Ma chrzoi.
mach q S. Msrmor gr. AS 4
Grupa ll2
500
, 267
Ma ohr.oinaoh u p. Gawrohskie.
60 " Pullman 2
A. Chrostowski +. Chicago /
Ma chrzoinaoh q p. Jasihskioh
" Perth Amboy !
w. Bupihski " Pullman /
Raxem 1924
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

Polacy W Buffalo ME zapominajs
o nDniu Polskim" ma wystawis pan
amerykahskiej, ktora W przysziym
roku ma sic tam odbyc.
Niechaj pracuja gorliwie, DO uro.
czystosc taxa wymaga wielkich kosz.
tow ! diugich przygotowah, ale cato,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

jeteli wypadole dobrze, to IA diugo
zap'sze sic W pamieci amerykauow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

owl ppatrjoci', &C nawet ma gosciu
swoim pragna robic business.
Niedawno wspomnielismy ma tenn
samem miejscu, IL arcybiskup Kean,
odwiedzajac szkoie parafjalna ME-
miecks W Dubuque, Iowa, polecif
wykladac tam nauke k~atecbizmu W
jezyku angielskim.
Obecnie, jak donosi .,Kurier Pol
ski, biskup F'ryderyk Els. dyecezji
Marquette i Sault Sainte Marie, wy
da} do ksiezy swych rozporladzenie,
kt6rego jeden ustep brzmi, jak ma
stepuje:
,Dzieci waszych parafjan prevail
ME m6wis najlepiej po angielsku'
jezykiem krajowym, beg roznioy do
jakiej narodo wosci nalezs ich rodzi'
oe. To powinien by} zauwazyc ka1-
dy p~roboszcz.
IA zatem, by te dzieoi takze siu.
cha}y i rozumiaiy siowo Boze, rozka-
zujemy, ably we wszystkich kosoio-
bach tel dyeoszji, bez ro.nicy naro-
dowosci, krotkie kazanie by}o wy
g}aszane " angielskim jezyku regu-
larnie CO druga niedziele podczss
rannej mszy.
nKa.dy ~proboszcz, ktory niezasto.
suje sic do tego rozporzadzenia, ma
razi sic ma kare, chyba, be dla siusz-
nych przyczyn zostanie zwolnionym
przez biskupa.'
A vice drugi to ju. wypadek wy
n~aradawiania przez koscio{. My da-
zymy do tego, by dzieci nasze ME
przepadiy ola Polski, by zachowa}y
poczucie polskosci jak najdiuzej. a
OTTO dostojnicy kosciola mowia NAM:
Dzieci vase 50 amerykanami, pc.
winniscie wiec przyzwyozaiac js do
tel mysli - wprowadzaja do ko-
sciola jezyk angielski.
Cay postepowanie takie ME przy-
pomins cara Aleksandra ii, ktory pc
powstaniu Styczniowem wyrzek& do
polak6w W Warszawie pamietne slo-
wa: ,,Precz z marzeniami!"
1 biskupi amerykahscy adaja sic
mowic do mas:
- Preoz z marzeniami, ME myslcie
juz o ojczyznie waszej.
Nowy dowod nikczemnosci pere.
kihczykow cd ,,Dziepnika Chicagos-
kiego."
w przesz}ym numerze ,,Zgody"
wyrazilismy p%rzekonanie, ze gdyby
sprawe pomnika Kosciuszki wziai W
swoje rece Zwiazek Narodowy Pol
ski, to pomnik standby W ~przeciagu
dwocb lat Tub wczesniej.
Ma to odpowiada s}awetny organik
W tie s}owa:
,Zgoda' proponuje, by komitst
budowy pomnika zrezygnowai j zio-
zy} swa wiadze W rece zarzadu Nv.
Mar. Pol. Pred eksperymentem
lynn niebezpiecznym tylko ostrzedz
musielibysmy, DO sprawy budowy
pomnika ME nalezy wprowadza6 z
pod deszczu pod rynne. Cenimy o.
gromna bezinteresownosc Zarzadu
Nv. Mar. Pol, il ma barki swe juz
TAX obciazone ~jeszcze i te sprawe
chce przyjac, ale fundusz budowy
pomnika tylko ma budowe wystarczy,
a ME wystarczyiby napewno ma opia.
CAME pensyj urzednikow ] ma wpla.
tywanie sic W procesa lub opiscauia
adwokatow, W co wszystko znany z
bezinteresownosci j poswiecenia sie
ogromnego ola dobrs ludzkosci 70.
Rad Nv. Mar. Pol. lubi sic wdawac.
Zdaje sic, re uwaga ia ME potrze.
buje ~komentsrzy z nsszej strony, do.
wodzi bowiem dostatecznie nizkosci
instynktow, ukrytych pod splowis-
lynn ~piaszczykiem religji tych panow.
Wobec takicb faktow, cay warto
rozprawisc kwestji wspolnej pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

Me dziwota to ola mas, bo i nasz
oboz stahczykowski radoscia przyj-
mule kazdego perekihczyka, byle
mu tylko bill czoiem, sta} sic pos}usz-
mem narzedziem naszych wielebnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

Wobec takich faktow, cay wsrto
rozprawiac o kwestji wspolnsj pol.
skiej organizacji, ktora jedno z pism
naszych niedawno podniosio?
Cbyba ola zabawy, DO o piracy
serjo z ludzmi, ktorzy depca ksads
mysl wolna, dzis mowy bye ME mote.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

" Ks. StoJafoWskl W Ia
licji zn6w wywinai kozioika. Me
mogac znalesc poparcia ami " stron-
nictwie ludowem ami u socjalistow
pred wyborami. przerzucii sic do
obozu stahczykow i postanowii re
swymi poplecznikami, posiami SEA.
jerem i Dobija, wstapic do Koia Pol
skiego W Wiedniu.
II tego powodu pisze ,,Kurjer
Lwowski':
nK}amiesz ks. Stoja}owski. Me o
obrone interesow polskich, czy s}o.
wia6skich tobie chodzi, DO jakzebys
zreszta mogi ich broni6 przeoiw
,,Zwiazkowi niemieckiemu" kt6rego
czionkiem wraz z ca}em ,,Koiem pol
skiem' sic staniesz.
,,Tobie chodzi tylko o swoj villas
ny interes, a ozekaj, mole j tobie co
kapnie re stoiu rzadowego, okolo
ktorego razem z nowymi swoimi So
jusznikami k~razysz. moze CT twoi So
jusznicy kilka mandatow wywalcza.
DO juz dis ,,Narod6wka" ma same
propozycje sojuszu ,Koia" z ,,chrzes-
cijahsko- ludowym' nagle zmienila
ton j z }askawosoia wielka traktuje
kandydature ciemnego osobnika
vWeilgruen- Wegrzyna" jego odez-
we wyborcza.
"a sami stahczycy wchodzqc wso-
jusz z ks. S~tojaiowskim swiezy zio-
zyli dowod obiudy polityczneJ.
pWtenczas, gdy powstaia mysl
k%oncentracji wszystkioh stronniotw
opozycyjnych, i pomimo, re wyraz-
ME z~astrzega}y sic one, 10 z ks. Sto-
jalowskim niema sojusz6w, pisma
stahczykowskie billy ma alarm, ze
,,koncentracja' przyjac chce gro
no swoje takiego moskalo6la, zdraj-
ce sprawy narodowej, ,,oszusta poll
tycznego', jak ks. Stojaiowski.
IA dis ks. Stoja}owski ,,skoncen.
trowa}" sic, ale ma prawo razem z
Koiem polskim".
,,Wart paiac Paca, a Pac palaca!"
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-19

be fruitful Of our highest expectations In
civilization in charity and in humanity
The mayor expressed the hope that this
would be a decorous celebration taat
would be pleasing to all the people. and
said he was gratified at the manner in
which councils joint committee had gone
about the arrangements for the event.
Contracts have been awarded for the
decorations Of City Hall, which will be one
OF the interesting features Of the ceIebra-
ton. The interior decorations OF the may
or's reception-room. Offices, and corridor,
and the council chambers and conversation
room on the fourth 7eor will cost s.. 039
The Christmas trees which viii adorn the
four entrances ana the court yard will re-
quire 81. 500.
There seems TO be little doubt now that
4 a4ilitary parade viii be a feature of the
display Of New Year eve Ali Of this in
Gicates that the committee has but little
doubt that couheilS viii increase the appro-
priatien 10 $4,000. The amounts already
allotted exceed the 5,6G6 limit under
which the joint committee has been work
ing The extra appropriations, it's ex-
Deeted. VIII be rushed tArougk- Al Taurs-
days meeting Of councils
The many Inducements that have been
chered this year have caused a revival of
interest among New Year mummers and
consequently more Gibbs VIII parade than
was at first anticipated So far thirty or-
carnations have signified their Intention
OF celebrating The New Year by the Gus
toniary. street parade. but there is no doubt
that many more clubs win be heard from
between now and New Year Day.
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FoREFATHRRs, Day.

Annual Celebration at the First Con-
EFegatiOnaI Church Tonight.
FeTefathers' Day will be celebrated :his
evening in the church par1ers of the First
Congregational Church. Garner of Tenth
and Streets, with varied and very IN
teresting programme OF speaking. music
and banqueting. The Congregational Club
viii meet for business at 6 O'Clock, after
the close of which "Forefathers' Day
banquet VIII take place. Rev. J. "
Chiekering win offer grace. After the
dinner Associate Justice Brewer, Presi-
dent Of the club, will deliver the in
troductory address. and introduce Repre-
sentative Marriott 3rosius Of PsnnsyIFa-
E:l. who viii also speak on the signiH-
canoe Of the day. Major John TWeedaIe
VIII recite "'Ths Name Of Old Glory" by
James Whiteomb Riley, to be followed by
Ralph Jefferson, who VIII read The Real
George Washington" by John Hsbberton
The music on the oceas ion viii be rem
dered By the University Park Temple
choir. Walter B. Hsysor, director; Miss
Jenette Williamson, accompanied; Walter
Franklin. tenor; Walter Hayson and Ja-
cob Eek, bass; Mrs josephine s. Ball,
Mrs. Lulu JOY Brooks, and Miss Louise
Smith, sopranos; Miss Louise Hamer and
Mss Lottie Wallace, altos
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NV oFFIcERs eHosEd
Elections for Ensuing Terms Held
by Local societies.

Elections for Ensuing Terms Held
by Local societies.
At the regular meeting OF the Mems
Club of Northeast Washington Monday
night at 4os H Street, the following on
GERS were elected to serve for the ensu-
ing six months; President, S. Edwin
Thornton; vice president, D. W. Peters;
financial secretary, C. A. Scott; record
Ing secretary. W. R. Love. reelected;
treasurer, W. A. Moore. reelected;
board OF managers; A. H. King, re-elect-
ed, J. R. Pumpkins, and A. H. Boyd.
Excelsior Lodge No. Il, knights OF
Pythias. elected the following officers:
Chancellor Commander, Joseph Beck;
vice chancellor, J. B. Burgess; preIate,
z Woltz; keepe: Of records and seal,
BENJAMIN II. Evans; master OF finance,
Joseph B. Conner; master Of exchequeT.
Henry ]. Gasson; master of work, J. II.
Wsisen5orn; master at arms, John ".
Palmer; inner guard, Fl. Coggins; outer
guard. J. II. Gibbons.
Trustees-F. T. Scott, II. J. Gasson. J.
z. Collins; REPRESENTATIVES to Grand
Lodge, j 3. CenRor- henry J. Gassea,
Harry Ceggins, z. Volt, w A. WIlding;
representative 10 the relief bureau, Jo-
seph Beck.
Capital Lodge no. a knights of Ply
thias elected the following officers;
Chancellor commander. George +. 1t
tie; vice chancellor, Henry Rieseberg,
master of work. II. T. Bart preiate, ".
7. Richardson keeper OF records and
seal, J. ". Carter; master Of finance, S.
L Gardiner; master OF excheqBeF, J.
Vfeldt;; master a. arms. E. L. Martin;
inner guard, ". o. Davis. outer guard.
J. C. Rupert.
Representatives to the Grand Lodge.
5. L. Gardiner, = ". Carter, George ".
Baumaun, J. " Esicas, ~ A. Rock.
Trustees-J T. SkidmoFe, ". l. Phil
lips. s L Gardner. Representative TO
the relief bureau, George " BaumaBn.
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windows, roof. and tower win blaze in
electrical glory.
It is the plan TO keep this illumination
g9tng until a few minutes before mid
night, when the lights viii be turned of.
Then al the stroke of II they viii fash
forth again with renewed briIlancy.
Guns viii boom, rockets will be sent
skyward, and the country for miles
around win know that PHILADELPHIA is
bidding young. 1901 a right royal vel
come. It is hoped that citizens viii
watch for the signal and illuminate their
windows at the same time. Mayor Ash
bridge xfarnaIlE- made this request yes
terdsE. He said.
IA lie dawn OF a rev country should be
the dazg3-aot4eaIF= Of new ideas snd new
hopes and expectations upon the part OF
the people or every. civilized land, but
should aiss be tfes=dSwn OF new eiFiH-
cation for those unfortunates who have
been entrusted to our care on foreign
shores
While We celebrate the development Of
q new era in history. We should also not
| forget the less fortunate people of our
own land even Of our own city, who are
equally worthy Of that graceful consider
atien which those who have pTospered
may bestow upon those who are needy
In keeping Eoth these suggestions and
by way Of popUl aTiziug the celebration, I
therefore recon- mend a general iIIumina-
{ ton OF the houses CT the city of PhiIadeI-
delphia on the night OF December 81 the
eve of the new century. This VIII be an
inexpensive means Of welcoming the rev
cycle and viii enable all the people 10
! fell an interest in the event
Z FhszeHaBfTiis WiH be set both at indie
peadenee Hall and the public buildings.
where the illumination will continue Until
a few minutes CT midnight, when the
| lights viii be turned of 10 signaIize the
closing Of the diving century At the
stroke OF the bell at midnight lights viii
glare again announcing the advent of the
new era. which It IS earnestly hoped viii
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 19-FIashes Of
light from City Hall to mark the birth Of
the new century VIII be caught up by
the residents all over the city and
echoed by answering flashes on the
stroke OF Z on New Year Eve If the
plans OF the men who are arranging the
big celebration are carried out As City
Hall win be the centre of this grand
pageant of Illumination special prepare
tons are being made to See tat its dec
orations are a thing of beauty.
The members of the Public Buildings
Commission have signifed their willing
ness 10 cooperate in the celebration in
every manner possible. and the Commits
.sioE's chief electrician. Mr.. Davis, is
hard al work on the plans It is hoped
to have the electrical decorations carried
out on a far more spIens.id scale than
ever before. An elaborate set piece of
handsome and appropriate design will
adorn each of the four entrances to the
municipal building, while the eorniees.
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Women as Well as Men Suffer and Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
To Prove What Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney
Remedy, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of Tne
Times May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by
Mail.

Among the many famous cures of
Swamp Root Investigated by The Times.
none seem to speak higher OF the wonder
ful curative properties OF this great kid
ney remedy than the one we publish this
week for the benefit of our readers:
aFs. Il y. Wheeler, Of III High Rock ST.,
Lynn, Mass, writes: AAbout IS months ago
had very severe spell OF shines I WIS
extremely sick for three weeks and when
finally was able TO leave my bed I was LETT
with excrBeisting pains in my back. Ny
water at TINES l9oked very ike coffee.
could pass but little at a time and then only
after suffering great pain. 8b physical con-
ditioR vas such that I bad no strength end
was all rEn down The doctors said my kid
neys were not affected, but I felt certain that
they we're the cause Of my trouble. by sister
Mrs. G. T. Littleheid, Of Lynn. advised ne TO
give Dr. kiimer's Swamp-Root trial pro-
cured bottle and inside Of three days COM
mencea to get relief followed up that bot
tie with another, snd at the completion OF
this enc found was completely cured Ny
strength returned, and today am as well as
ever Ny business IS that Of canyasser am
on my feet great deal Of the time, and have
10 use much energy IN getting around Ny
cure Is, therefore all the more remarkable,
and Is exceedingly gratifying 70 me-
MRS f. n. WHEELER
Swamp-Root viii do Just as much for
any housewife whose back Is too weak to
perform her necessary Wcrk who is al
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-19

They have presented NY Lady Dainty
In number of the larger cities Of the
East SO far this year, with results that
have proved most gratifying, both from an
artistic and financial point of view The
new play is said to be happy blending OF
sentiment and comedy and to possess eli
the heart interest that characterized 1.-THE
Moth and the Flame in which these CO.
stars won so much critical favor a couple
Of seasons ago
The supporting company viii include
such weIl-known players as Werner
Charges, William Beag. Isabel waldron,
Winona Shannon, George Pearce, Williams
Evans, Ethel Sanborn, George Robinson,
Louise Bryant, Argyle Campbell, Willie
Weston, Lucille Bernard, Arthur Bryant.
and others. The sale of seats will open to-
morrow morning
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-19
sAKs' CHRISTMAS OFFERING.
Gifts Of Clothing fcr a Hundred
Needy Boys and Girls

ASE y kluHGE&0
Needy Boys and Girls.
One OF the most interesting events or
the holidays. and one that viii bring com
fort and happiness TO a hundred boys ana
girls OF Washington. wiz be the free dis
t-ibation OF overeoats and wraps by saks
& Co This most eommendable and gener-
Gus work has long been a feature Of
Christmas time with this firm. and it has
come TO be looked forward TO by needy
little folks with anticiDations OF genuine
pleasure.
This year the distribution OF garments
has been placed in ths hands of q com
nittee OF which Mr. Clusky Cromwell is
chairman This committee viii not listen
10 personal appeals. Applications fos, help
for children eEno are actually IN need
should lie made through the mails to Mr.
Cronw'II- These will be duly and care
fully considered by the committee. who
viii enquire into each request. and if
! found to be meritorious card viii be Is
sued for Christmas garment These
gifts viii consist OF oyercoats and suits
for boys from four to twelve, and wraps
for girls between six and eight years Of
age. One hundred gifts viii be Gistrib-
I uted by the 81 ks Co firm.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-19

DGBLEX-on Tuesday. December IS. 1909. at
heT residence, SO Elm St, lie Dreit Park
ANY ELIZABETH. wife Of Lewis f. Dudlev. and
daughter Of Granville and Elizabeth E. Fernald.
Funeral from late residence Thursday. Deceul-
Der %, az u m. Burial at Glendale, Md item
GRAF-on Wednesday, December 10. 1890 at
a. n, at her residence 2298 Eth St NV
JULIA NJ, widow Of the late Adolpsus Graf and
mother OF Frank c. snd Charles J. Graf and
Mrs. George Culver, IN the sixty sixth year of her
ass.
May her soul rest in peace.
funeral win take place at ST. Paul,s Church
at q. m Friday, December q, 1900. Iuternenf
at ST Mary's Catholic Cemetery.
GANNoN-on Tuesday. December IS. 1900. at
g:z5 O'Clock p m, JAMES il. son Of the-lafe
James ana Mary Cannon, aged tEenty-seyeE years.
Funeral rom she residence OF his ,ss,cIe NJ
Charles n AcDenouEh, Ia0S Twenfy-frst Street
northwest, on Thursday, December 90 at $40
oeiock a. m Reeu-sEn mass at st. Stephen, s
hAssaaEk-on Tuesday December Is 1896 az
p m, at hex late residence ELIZA NJ da.5sbl
fe q the late Theodore and Mary Brent H<slss~
A2tice Of funeral hereafter Ii