davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-30
Relies Made to Order.

A Kansas blacksmith makes toma-
hawks and sells them to the Indians
on the western agencies. The latter
sell them to eastern tourists as Curl
osities. r~--.--
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-30
Tho three city school building, Of

Tho three CITY school buildings OF
Eureka, Kan, are connected by tele-
phone. 1T used to be necessary"
says the superintendent, "tp have
teachers meeting every day or two
for the discussion of current work In
the schools. Now, however. the teach
ers keep in such close touch with each
other by means of the telephone that
meetings are necessary only every
two or three weeks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-30

The directors of the Paris EXPOSE
tion have received 10000 sequests for
permission to erect refreshment and
newspaper booths on the grounds.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01
Letter to IL. X. White,
SkOnh Ne.

Dear Sir A good many people will
see your house in the course of the next
ten years. We want it to show what
Devoe lead and zinc will do. We should
like you to paint 1t, and then not paint it
again for ten years--unless it needs re-
painting.
We'd like such sample as that in
every town In the country-with a no.
tice about it 10 the town paper: MIR.
Whites house was painted ten years ago
with Devoe lead and zinc and has never
been repainted. The color is not so
bright as 1t was; but the paint is as per-
feet coat as ever, to keep out water"
good lead and oil job is expected to
last three years; it is q good one that
lasts three years; 1t generally does not.
Devoe lead and zine lasts twice as long,
IL mott
"If you have any fault to find with
this paint, either now in putting it on,
or hereafter in the wear, tell your dealer
about il.
I'VE authoriz. him to do what is right
at our expense"
We want your house as sample, and
you as 4 witness.
Yours truly.
So F. w. DEvoE & Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01
AT DELANO'S.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Cocoanut, Cream Sheroet, Vanilla and
Chocolate Walnut Creams, all fiavors,
Chocolate and Vanilla Fudge, Fig Bar
and Cocoanut Bon Bons for only TIC b.,
at DELANo's,
the only confectioner.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01
To
Make
Room !!

To make room for our Holt
day Goods we will, for the
next 80 days, sell Jewel'y,
Watches, Silverware and Sill
yer Novelties, at greatly
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01

Fl. G. Woodbury., Joe Lawley, K. p.
Simpson, John Swain and Newell Per-
kius attended the Colby-U. of NJ. foot
ball game at Waterville, Saturday after
noon. The L. of M won II TO 0.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01
DRESSMAKINC.

wish TO announce to the public that have
taken the rooms formerly occupied by Miss
Prescott and am now ready to do all kinds of
dressmaking at very reasonable prices. Hav
ing been with Miss Prescott her past season, 1
feel that need no further recommendation to
yeur confidence and patronage. 7w38
p. M. POOLER.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01

Are our specially always. and when
we tell you we carry as complete line
as can be found east of Portland, we
state what we can prove if you will
give US a call.
All the Choicest and Best things tc
be found in Canned and Bottled Goods
you will be sure to find here and the
prices we put on them are SO small you
can but be surprised how far little
money will 60.
We are headquarters for Fancy
Crackers and Biscuits, Fancy Cheese
etc, receiving them fresh each week
{. T. GOODRICH,
The up-to-date Grocer.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01

SIMPSONS headache powders Civ,
quick relief; only 25c at SIMPSONS drul
store.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01

Stops the Cough and works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo. Quinine Tablets cure a cold
In one day. No Cure. no Pay. Price rs cents
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03

bannelie; 9grnene lRrer mart Of i%oritaa,
Of aunbif TT Woet.
Sirfe og Stnt er n6lfilte / ben lille
&epublif. o9 Der er ingen 2op9ioning
meo 6eniDn I'll 6eli9ion; men on Brps
lioenten er en- troenoe Uiano, er belle
Republlfffn olli9euel 9ennemtrenet Of
8riItenoommens Gono. De romerIf.
%fatOlife 86rn beig9er en- lille 8ntoliffirfe
Der N9rbeoen. og be pr%oteituntilfe 9adr
iii Metooihtirfen os bens SsnouasfOle.
Wenem fig ielu bar be imaa Borsere ops
rettet en- f~riiteli9 Screening, boor be
is9er Of opbpese Os oeilebe boeronore,
ielp ON be tilbsrer forIfeni9e &irteioms
funb. Ser bar p9ret Gale ON of faa en-
WislionGr, Der ituloe to9e fig Of De
ip9e os preue at ueileoe be oilfdrenoe.
Ser boloes fiabis MBber i G9ne1lets
aorrioor, 8ibler O9 Ssnnebsaer oeleS
nb imedem 5an9erne. Jamilie. o9
Borobsnner fremIige8 reSelmHsfi9t
enten Of en- a De Rlore 9jelpsre, eler
al en- al 8or9erne ielu.
Scr. George bar liftert giurt er 9oot
Arbeioe for te forigmte Stafler, life
alene bor ban fsrt mango bort fra 2aitens
6uler Os ino paa iaoelise o9 moralIte
Beje; men ban bar fBrft o9 iioit isst Of
bragg benz til ariitus. Sans Meb.
bielpere er ale troenbe MenneIfer.
Nanee Of benz pasier bereS baslise
@ernins lom 6aanbpartere eIer 6ors
mere oeo Sioen Of ben Ststte, be peer
bam.
Man funbe 10 life pente, at ale, iom
George faur unber 9ebanolins, bliper
reobeoe; nosle tases for burtis bort at
Sornlorene; andre penoer tilba9e til
Spnoelipet / 8pen; men ct forbolbspis
fort 6!ertaI pil blipe bos George, naar
De fommer Der; be flelte boloer nli9eli3t
meoet Of bom, o9 bet er pei NOT, iorol
ban boloer lan me9et al benz.
@n Gang. DO Mr. George bolot gsooe
/ Brootlpn, baooe ban en- af 9ren9ene
meo. 9enne Ifulbe iaa fort9ae ON,
bpat ban bopoe opleuet paa &epubliffen,
o9 bet 9joroe ban meo en- ianoan Bes
aeiItrin9s 8arme, at en- Dame / 5or:
inmlingen busefter git op til BAN mso
nosle Benee; men bun tom belt9mmet
tilbose, sit ben til George, iOm iao neoe
/ 5orlamlinsen, % BAD BAN mootase
genseue til fin MisiOn. v8ilbs 0rens
gen life tase MOB BENZ" ipurste George.
vNei, iaaoan er jes bog albris / NIT
2ip tlepen piit bort, bar benoes Spar.
r3an iasoe: Seq fan life mOotase
8snse, 6rue, for jes bar 10 lite sjort
noeet for at tjene benz"
Den lille 8epublit er 10 baieret paa
ct belt npt Spltem, men beriom bet piier.
fla at pere ben befbige Raaoe at OPP
bruse be foruilbeoe Born pnn, iaa oil
Der NOT bliue flere Of ben Slass Opretteoe
trinbt omtrin9; tbi Der er oesuerre
1rons NOT for Dem Ooeralt ueo De fore
Bper. 5pob ri met %iuuner, er pitt
Menb meb ct Ida pnrmt 9itrte Tor oisle
Stafler, iom @eorse. Gan lo9oe til en-
Ben ell Miten, ba Bsrnene fom for at
iiee ban 9arpel, fsr be GIT til Sen9s:
ySss uiloe life bptte meo nuset Menneite
/ ben belle 8eroen; leg tfor, jes er ben
lpffelialte al ale / oenne 8erben".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
Sorun9oommen
TiiferOatterelts Ylejeipn.
(5Ortiut.)

,5rels BEN, irefs beml" freq Stani
ton. p9urra, Der fommer be, Der ba,
ni benne, % Der er en- nnoen."
vMen er s sole?" raabte Dale. yiel
q bn life leres aommernter / 8onoet
Surtie Baabene oerben fsrti" Det
par imiolertio sanite liseaploigt, bpot
ban rnnbte; fsr be bauoe iifret iis OBJ
itini9e 9snber os aasier, par be lite I'll
at fna / 9nle, og fsrlt oa roche be Der
imoo be orutnenoe MenneIter. Binber
par Dem imiblertio imoo, o9 fun IL
blep trufne teuioitlsie op. Den enc
bar Qorenso, Stanton oIloe bnoe iniot
ban ub isen, men Gale iii BET bog for.
binbret.
6lere Dase iorlsb after, os Brouiun'
ten bar nRiten fortRrei, en- 5uel foi
oper oeres Soueoer. iom bet lpffebes
Dale at ifpoe neo; ben bleu iortaret
naIten meo 5ler os Ben. Baaoen Dor
brepen uo al ben Ieepanlise Ssosj,
inist Stib par OF ie, os banbet bar na'
fen ubs; bet bar fOrfareellss Qaae,
Golfene laa &c teo | Bunben al Saa.
ben; Bsrnene irsb inmmen Gsfefi tdo.
men, os bar lille ioa mango Booe Orb
buffet OPP / Gales Grtnottns, 2sfter Os
Boriettslier, on bible osiaa ban bare
buffet nnber; men MI our bet, iom ban
ballot ubepiof iusoe benz bsit, oa be
irembroste ct emil paa be ltottelS Tor:
imastenoe 8srns aniister Os iputes
ielu at berolise be raa Ssfolt.
Gnbells iaus ct Glib. Dale oiloe
neppe tro fine esne zine. Of bet par
tommen Dem laa mar, uoen at be bopoe
iet bet. Oct rermeoe Jig mere og mere,
ban forisste of roobe; men bans Stsmme
par for iuos. fsrit ou eorer5o os en- on'
ben Of 5Olfene reiiie iis % %'oreneoe
oeres Siemmer meo bans, iaas enoelle
ct 5lns, Der bleu bejit, Bnaoen Tom neo,
be blsp insne op / ben os par %irelfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
20 MWnS
2telbreOes irtt.

Ser er funber ct Wibbel, Tom bar pitt fig at
Werueiudaheber, Sgpnipebeo, Su9ffelie at 4inss
t~raften % andre %Iignenoe Suagbeoer. Bet furerer
ethpert Ei1fGlbe al %iaaoanne Spaoorir1e o9 aens
giper ben fulbe ~naturlige ataft og Stnrte. seq
lea snifer. at enbper Mano, Der Iioer at noaen
iadban Spaabeb, pl ifrioe til mig, iaa ifaI ieq
ienoe Recept oper be f~orifeliae Beitanooele, bporaf
Rsoicinen bdnnes, iao al enbuer mob ubetpoelig
S~Reeepten trit, laa alt, bpab 49ieren bebsper, er at
ienoe lit yfapn % @breSie til Geo. .. 5anien, Dor
c-3, Waribna, Ridl. forldngenoe ben fri Recent,
iom meooeIt bette Blab. 8ette er ct goot Eilbup,
o. enbser Ulaub burbe elGoe ig ueo at BABE en-
iaaoan Nnleonin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
9uepte @opitel.

pct er life mig ielu, je9 t9nfer pno
/ al oenne 9io, men liatfels Woioa,
Tom tror. jeg er brufnei; os boOr pil BET
lite pare lnuse at TONNE ben LANCE Bsl
iii Guiiralien os tiIbase isen, Dale; ou
tror ba life. at Sub belt bar slemt os2"
Soaoan talte DENIM / Ell lille msrft,
inaplei Rum, buor Dale. Sem, Utor'
gretbe og ban par iamleoe; ben hoiis
Loo % iou i asien; Sfaret fra ben lille
Qampe folbt ben ODER benbes bfe9e,
lipenbe Gniist. 9,ensene baooe oaioo
p1ret ip9e. men bar MI Tonne ii9
nogenlunoe. 20 al Seiolfene bar oeos
ftrats, on be fom ON Borb; men Sos
renso % Bates bar after iuifts. Dale
bar n9r ueb at meme, bet bapoe o9ret
beore for 8orneue G. bore Omfomne
Bglaerne eno ere reboebe paa bette
Siib, boor be iorelsbig maatte biipe d
ferite Maoneber, tbi bet bapbe ct Wano'
itab ,aa Ilet os lOplsit. iom ban ooer'
bopsbet nosen Sinbe bapoe uaret ibIanot
9erior bar bet p9ina, be ~foretraf bette
Sul for ben frine 2uit pon 3atfet; tb'
Der par bog Greb.
,gej, Cub bar lille 9lemt os", ieoreot
Gale paa 9ennps isrsmOoise nbbrno.
bet Sliper moi til fioit oft iammen iaa'
ban, Tom bet ifal oare".
5 bet famine hsrtes en- Stemme, Der
fulots paa 9ennp % braste BAN ii! al
itiite 5arpe.
Oct err 2oren5o. ban er bnn9e for~.
ubbrsb Sem. Der ina Gales Dperralfelie.
vSar bu lite loat Merfe til, bpor bar
er inbtaget | DENIM, ban pil bnpe ban
ON fs altib os oil BABE bnm til at esrs
alt, bpao ban iorlanser".
Oct er life bet, ies sr banse for.
iaste 9ennp burtis, meo fit samls
itolts aaft meb bet irsIeoe Qopeo
nraen ban oil bape mig til at banoe os
ipnse nosle srimme Sunse, % bet oil
jes life"
Oct ifal bu beler life, min Drene.
bpub be iaa ger peo big, iasbe Dale
o. ioa farlist paa bam.
Utter iolotes Der, % 9ennp fpnbte
fig uo. pan fauot belle Manblfabei
iOm i%aoponlis leiret ON 2orenSo, Der
fang fine piioe 8omancer for benz meo
en- ior surist meget imut Yarpton
San bapoe meset blrtis Der iuunsei fig
op I'll ben famine Nnieelie. iom ban
bauoe bait ORR Borb paa China. I'll
Dennps,Beroliselie bar bet oenne Gang
nosei Grbejoe. Der ifulbe ubfsres. Ir9t
iom BON par, tbi boobe ban % Sem
blep soot benptieoe belle Oosen isennem.
tos ban iori9 fat, til aaptoinen raobte
til BAN, at bet funbe bare sobt; 9oren5o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03

.Y~ gnbuer Sell / aorssis susr
autiisrins pua BI0ost bepes uenlislt
mebbslt os ~inarsit muIiet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
DO PIP. SekretarZy Grup
wv. y. u.

POdaje do wiadOmOsci PIP. Sekre-
tarZy Grup II. n. p, re nova kOn-
stytucja jest wysyiana grupOm TAX
predkO, jak tylkO intrOligatOr
skOnczy jej Oprawe. Wszystkie
grupy OdbiOra takOwa najp6zniej
do 20 b. m.
Zawiadamiam take PIP. sekre-
tarZy, re zOstafy ufOzOne nOwe
aplikacje Ola kandydat6w / handy
datek ma cZfOnk0w IL. n. p. Apli-
kacje tie O%ZnaczOne sa u CORY: For
ma A. Dnia = Sierpnia 1900.
Upraszam vice PIP. Secretary
grup, ably Odtad stanOwczo ME IL
zywali starych aplikacyj, tylkO ma
tychmiast pisali 0 nadeslanie i'm
nOwych W takiej ilOsci, W jakiej
sa i'm pOtrzebne. Ola unikniecia
pOmyiki ~najIepiej jest ~zniszczyG
wszystkie stare aplikacje.
A~plikacje dla cziOnk6w nieubez-
pieczOnych pOzOstaja tie same got
te).
Il, NJ. HELINSKI, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
Przeglad ~polityczny.

20 zdobyciu Peitsangu, o czem pisa
lismy juz W poprzednim numerze, woj.
ska mocarstw poiaczonych posune}y SIG
o drugie II mil ma poinoc od Pekinu
i W poblizu miejscowosci Fang. Tsun
napotkafy zuow op6r re strony chin.
czykow. Po krotkiej lecz dose krwa.
wei walce, W ktorej wojska polqczone
straci}y kilkuset zabitych i rannych -
W tel liczbie 60 amerykan6w - Yang
Tsun zostaio zajete j wojska cbi6skie
cofnefy sic W nieiadzie. Zajecie tel
~miejscowosci jest z tego wzgledu waz.
ne, re PREY niej stykaja sic try drogi
z Tiensinu do Pekinu: rzeczna, kolowa
! kolej z~elazna, wojska wiec mocarstw
maja obecnie ulatwiona komunikacje z
podstawa swych operacyj j moga przez
to daleko fatwiej posuwac sic naprzod.
Drugie to zwy cieztwo ME wielkiego
oddziaiu mad armja chihska. przestra.
szyio w}adze cbihskie, z Pekinu wieo
zosta} rozesiany do wszystkich posiow
ohihskich "a granica edykt, ~nakazujacy
i'm z~awiadomic mocarstwa, re Rad chih.
ski Prosi o pokoj i ze w tym celu usta.
nowil Li'Hung.C zanga swoim jeueral-
nym Recommendation, upowaznionym
do p~rowadzenia z kazdem z mocarstw 2
osobna ! re wszystkiemi razem pertrak.
tacyj pokojowych. Posel chi6ski W
Wsszyngtonie przedstawii ow edykt
sekretarzowi stanu, wyrazsjao nadzieje,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
ZarZ8d Zwi8zku Mar. Pol:

CENZoR:- DR.. Leon Ssdowski. 1877 Penn ave,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
WICE-CENZORZY: Albert Nowak, 1919 Broadway
Buffalo. n. Y. j. N. Cukierski, Nf W. Fulton
St. Grand Rapids. Mich. MaxymillAn Kucera. sl7
Mitchell st.. Milwaukee. Wis. j. wslzand, 7ei SO.
Aubin av.. Detroit. Mich.
PRKZEs: 7. q. Jsbfohski. lo2-lN w. Division Ut.
Chicago, Ill.
WICE-PREzES: stanisfaw Rokosz.
D~YREKTORZY; Marian stecsynski, Dr. Kaximierz
zurswsh. Mlchaf wleknnski, Marcin z6fkowski,
Stanisfaw LAufersh.
SEKRETARZ JENERALNY: T. NJ. Helinski, Io2-
14. W. Division IT., Chicago, Ill.
KAsJER: M. MaJewski, lo2 lo4 w. Division st.,
Chicago, Ill.
LkKARZ NACzELNY: DR.. ". A, Kufswski. lo1 -loI
W. Division ST.. Chicago, III.
wYDZIAHU - A.
Nowak. l2i0 Broadway. Buffalo. NY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

TRFSC: PrZyjaZd pufk. z. Milkowskiego. - W spra-
VIE Wydzialu MsparG. Wilhelm LIehknecht. -
Godne potcpienia = OkrucieIsrwo moskali. -
ZhrakOwa Hold ludu. Noiatki. - Finlandja 1
Polsks.-o ko ProrokA, czyh Ilanusz Bystry jego
p~rzygodv. Co siychac? Niadom6sci zwiszko-
We. = Do PIP. SECRETARY Grup 2. y. p. 80 Stan a.
uansowy Il. y. Il. P~oswitowanie grup Jista
nowoprzyjetych czionk0w. = Przeglbd politycmy.
hatorgt ma Sachahnie. ReligJa Chinczy k6w.-
Polacy " Brazylti. 4 ziem, ~ojczystej. Re swia-
ia Spiew Polki mad kolebk9. Mckinney Kro-
nika miejscowa. Ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

Zwracamy uwage czfonkom Zwiazku
Ear. Pol, ably kazdy, Zmieniajac swoje
mieszkanie, pOdawaf ZawsZe starry ! nOwy
adres, Oraz numer grupy, do kt6rej nalezy.
lynn spOsObem unikniemy wszellich pO-
myfek PREY wysyfaniu '.ZgOdy". Kt0 do
tegO sic ME z~astOsuje, temu "ZgOdy" pO-
sy}ac ME bedZiemy mOgli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

Potrzeba nauczyciela, kt6ry must
bye zarazem organistq j znac dobrze
Jezyk polski j angielski. Zglosic sic.
do: ks. w. Trzepierczynski, s95 s.
Ashland ave-. Chicago, Ill. 2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
BiurO Zarzadq Central.
negO wv. Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, 2 sierpnia 1900.
Nastepujacy czionkowie przyjeci 20.
stall do Nv. Mar. Pol.
NO. lat ubez. or.
29O53 Barahska Aatonina 33 600 4
ID Duzewska Marta % 900 4
90 Korcz Marya SO 500 4
% Kopeto Franciszka 80 900 4
81 Kobus Maryanna "a 900 4
80 kagodzihska Jadw. 80 900 4
90 Makielska Maryanna "a 600 4
$4,000 Szlauzius Elzbieta 80. 900 4
81 Kooeja Awita % 600 ID
62 Szymahska Dorota 20 600 ii
90 Rozmarynowska Mar.
yanna 38 800 IL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

Ma mocy nadesianych dsklaracji
swiadectw lekarskich nastepujace To-
warzystw o zostalo przyjete do Il. N. P.
CIR. ol9 Tow. ,,Korona Polski" w Chi.
cago, Ills, sekretarka Aniela Jele6 70
Cornelia ST., Chicago, i'll.
DR.. w. A. KUFLEwsKI, n. l..
I. NJ. HELINsKI, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16

29190 Siowihska Zofia % 600 1896
81 Penksa Anna % 600 403
90 Koz{owska Mar. 10 600 AS
90 Laskowska Joanna 81 800 419
81 S~ierzpihska Stefania 20 600 42l
90 Balbina Buer 3S 600 426
96 Roznowska Stanis{. 80 600 426
81 Sierakowska J6zefa SO 800 42S
9S Sbiwinska Franciszka 20 600 431
50 Poniecka S. Wanda 26 600 431
29200 Schelich Marta % 600 49,
3O630 Mahkowski Marya % 900 3
3SOOl Borecka Anastazya 80 600 3
Ferenz Domicella "a 600 Z
Wo}agiewicz Wac}. "a 600 Z
Gdynia Jozefa SO 900 76
5 Manioka Anna 26 900 rs
6 Dorszewska Paulina Al 600 II
Grylewicz Kordula 81 900 80
Dychtowicz Paulina 30 600 50
Szczech Teresa SO 600 80
SSOlO Kosteucka August. 80 600 90
III Dolihska Agnieszka 80 900 40
II Here}a Eizbieta 80 600 lis
l3 Zuchowska Franc. % 600 lis
IL Guczman Maryanna 80 600 lis
- Pyszora M~aryanna % 600 us
III Maiecka Anna 81 600 1lS
II Kamler Magdalena 36 600 us
Is Wisniewska Julianna3S 600 us
ID Mollus Katarzyna SO 600 us
5000 Pyszora Antonina 33 600 lis
81 Napiorkowska Anna 33 600 40
% Zydel Stefania 80 600 40
% Dogonka Anna 33 600 40
"a Lesniewska Franc. SO 600 14O
% MelIenger Rozalia % 600 16S
20 Pachucka Veronica 81 600 16S
y Ratajska Stanisiawa % 600 16S
% Kwiatkowska Joanna 33 800 1913
20 Pozorska Marta 30 600 179
SSO3O Trzebiatowska Anna 81 600 10
81 Tokarska Elkbieta SO 900 POS
81 S~iowikowska Marya 35 600 pa
33 Poteracka Teofla "a 600 245
"a Kus Kataszyna rs 600 253
30 Bydleczyk Stanis}. 80 600 25S
SO Dyrek Antonina 24 600 25S
81 Nagorska Joanna 3S 800 274
3S Brzoza Veronica 80 600 274
80 Kuberka Stanislawa % geo 297
3SO4O kopatka Maryanna 81 600 207
II Szlaj .Julianna 80 600 297
AZ Remus Leokadya 20 600 297
43 Demon Maryanna 81 600 297
Al Janicka Maryanna 80 600 297
40 Saskowska Maya 33 900 800
As Wargin Apolonia 30 600 800
a. Jasihska Anna SO 600 3S1
As Zabielska Jozefa 40 600 43I
40 D~orozyhska Anna % 800 453
3SO5O Ledwoh Katarzyna % 900 453
81 Kucharska Ludwika 81 600 400
90 Kiernozycka Anton. SO 600 4S4
53 Posluszny J6zefa 3S 900 49G
81 Karabasz Anna % 600 496
90 Kuboff Kohnt Kat. 81 600 497
56 Majewska Luo. Bron.35 600 sos
81 Wujcik Marya 81 300 $40
% Jeleh Anna 81 300 $40
80 K~ielczyhska Ag. 81 300 $40
3SO6O Kulik Tekla 10 800 80
81 Fojut Marya 81 800 $40
62 Radzik J0zefa SO 800 5l9
63 Barnas katarzyna IS 800 5l9
"a Giese Bronis}awa 81 600 519
10 Zembak J6zefa 80 600 $40
66 Stasko Antonina 81 600 $40.
81 Sobota Katarzyna % 600 $40
6S Gibasiewicz Jadw. "a 600 $40
60 Urbanowska Anna Al 800 SO
Ma mocy n~ades}anych deklaracji
swiadectw lekarskich nastepujace To-
warzystwo zostaio przyjete do Il. N. P.
CIR. SO Tow. ,,Korona Polski' W Chi.
cago, Ills, sekretarka Amelia Jeleh 70
Cornelia ST., Chicago, i'll.
Dr.. w. A. KUFLEwsKI, n. l..
T. NJ. HELINsKI, Sekr. Jen.
Przeglad polityczny.
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Stan finansowy q. N. P.
W miesiacu lipcu 1900.

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o"aJe o4I.II
Me ~otrzymaws.y uzasadnionyoh pro-
testow, Wydzisi Wsparc wyplaci1 $500
wsParois bratu A. Mosie wiosowi, ozion.
kowi gr. 343 W Filsdelfji.
Wydziai Wsparc oIrzymsl kilka
Prosb o wsparcie cd orionk6w grup,
ktore Podatku acknowledges ma rzeoz
Wyd1isfu ME place, ME mote wiso ia.
kowych uwzgledni6.
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S. NIcKI, prezes.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-07-27

bic surface. Soluble potassium salts
are found i'm quantities in all fertile
soils. These salts are sucked up 10y
the roots of plants and trees, which
eagerly seek them out as necessities
Of life. 1t is significant fact that
even where soda predominates in the
SOIL the plants take up the potash
salts In preference.
After taking part in the processes of
nutrition and being transformed into
organic salts the potash salts may re-
sumo their original form through COM
buStion. There is loss in quantity,
however and in the case of plants
which are used for food or in the vari-
Gus human arts there is, of course,
nearly complete loss. The cause for
concern in regard to the question of
the worlds future food supply lies
I'm the fact that potash Is not renewed
In the manner Of some other elements
of vegetable life. 1t Is n mineral de-
posit arising through the natural de-
composition of certain rocks. On TILED
land there is no opportunity for re-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-07-27
MI..inn INK In Irnif.

Colonel .. W. Rosamon. of Crockett
County. the well-known horticulturist.
has just finished an experiment in
graftin. which develops something of
more than ordinary interest. even To
the layman. As is well known. there
are. generally speaking, two classes OF
fruit. Those with seed and those with
stones In the former are included the
apple. pear and ounce, while the lat
ter is represented by the plum, peach.
apricot and ncctarine. \ twig from
one class cannot lee grated upon a
tree of the other class. though each
kind grows readily upon trunk Of
its own species. The practical expert
ments which Colonel Rosamon has
been conducting develop n missing link
between the two classes OF fruit trees.
The missing link is no other than the
persimmon tree. In the fruit OF which
there are several stones. arranged not
unlike the ceed OF an apple. Both
peach and apple twigs can be grated
upon its trunk and grow sltisfacto-
rily.-Nashville CTenn.i American.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-07-27

ncwal in the ordinary course of rota-
ton. 1t must be supplied. If at all,
from large mineral deposits.
This would be simple matter IL
these deposits were large and numer-
Gus. lnasmuch as potash is found in
almost every part of the world 1t
would seem probable that such large
deposits would be of frequent occur
renee. But. as Mr.. Atkinson points
out, exactly the reverse Is the case.
In discussing the matter before the
Association for the Advancement of
Science he called attention to the fact
that the worlds entire supply is ut
present being drawn from the mines
of StraSsfurt. Germany. and that,
while other fields equally great may
possibly exist, they have not been I'M
covered up to the present time.
Practically every bit of the potash
used In the United States Is imported,
and the volume of these imports Is
increasing rapidly, as the constant
working Of the soil makes the use of
fertilizers more and more necessary.
At the present time these imports
amount 70 more than S2,OOO,OOO year
ly. although the proportion of our soil
requiring artificial stimulus is rela-
lively very small. Potash l. not now
expensive. even with the necessity Of
bringing Il across the Atlantic. The
real danger as Mr.. Atkinson sees It,