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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
FILES NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
Seattle Electric Company Gives As.
signment to Boston Trust COM
pany for Security.

As required by the terIns Of its fran.
chise the Seattle Electric Company nlec
notice IN the city .oomptrollsrs once
and an assignment on all It's rights. priv
tleges and franchise to the Boston SAFE
Deposit and Trust Company. OF Boston.
payment OF principal ana interest Of the
100000 OF bonds authorized by the COM
The assisnmens 81 mo franchise granted
to ]. d. Lowman end Jacob Furth. to
the Seattle Electric Company, was also
put on file.
The company win commence work today
on the. extension of its street car system
throughout the city, by the erection OF a
large number Of poles. The board Of pub
lio works yesterday granted permit for
the work.
For the Queen Anne hin extension per-
mission was given for the placing OF
thirty-f1ve-foot poles on the west side OF
Queen Anne avenue. from Roy 20 Conn
side; on Comstock, from Queen Anne ave-
nue. to Third avenue west, thiry-five and
forty-fve-foot poles on each side; on
Third avenue. from Comstock to Caller,
thirty-five-foot poles on both sides; on
Caller, from Third avenue west 20 sew
enth avenue west, thirty-hve-foot poles
on both sides and on the south side OF
Aloha street. from Fifth avenue west to
Third avenue west thlrty-five-fo foot poles.
Permits were also granted for the con-
struetion. OF poles on the northwest and
northeast corners OF Virginia and First
avenue; on both sides of Virginia, between
First avenue and Fourth avenue: on both
sides of Fourth avenue between Virginia
and Bell. on both sides of Bell, from
Fourth to Fifth avenues. on both sides of
Fifth, from Bon TO Denny way; on south
side of Pike street between Eighth ave-
nue. and Melrose avenue; on both sides
OF Melrose between Pike and Pine. and
on the north side OF Pine. between Melrose
and Broadway.
Permission was also given to renew
rn,,ia m he n~th 81 Of fla hat IN
Eighth avenue and Melrose; on the north
side OF Pike between Eighth avenue and
Ninth avenue The company was also EN-
on Pike. between First and Second ave-
nues, and n spur track on Fifth avenue,
between Denny way and John street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
REUNION OF WELSH RESIDENTS.
Interesting Programme Prepared for
Labor Day Picnic.

The committee In charge of the prepa-
rations for the Welsh reunion and picnic
which is 10 be held next Monday, Labor
day. at Woodland park, has issued a mum
Der Of invitations 20 Welsh residents OF
Seattle and the surrounding country As
II Will be difficult TO reach every one, all
natives OF Wales who do not receive an
Invitation are urged to attend the re-
union anyway
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared TO follow the picnic. II will con-
siHt OF addresses on subjects Of interest
to the Cymry, songs OF Wales and other
numbers OF like character. Among the
speakers viii he John ~ Jones', of Frank
lin. who Is known as literary man to
Welsh people throughout the United
States, under the name Of Jack Y
Sygydd." He has Just returned from a
trip 10 his old home IN South Wales and In
his address at Woodland park will give
his observations OF Wales at the present
day.
The chairman Of the day will be Rev.
Owen Jones. Of this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
FOR GRAND LARCENY,
Lung Fee, n Cook. Is Jailed on seri
Gus Charge.

Lung Fee. Chinese cook, is under
arrest at police Headquarters charged
with grand larceny Chung II. who
gives his occupation a bookkeeper is held
as a witness, in default Of $50 bail
IL Is stated that Lung Fee and 9TH
ers engaged In general fight at n
Chinese house on Washington street, and
that during the mixup $50 was snatohed
from the hand of Chung III The Asiat-
les were very much perturbed over the
arrest OF Lung Fee. and endeayored re-
peatedly last evening to arrange for his
release. not seeming 10 understand that
owing TO the nature OF the charge he
must be held without bail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
AMusENENTs.
Georgia Minsfrcis mt the seattle
Thenter sunday.

The Seattle theater win open its doors
TO the public next Sunday night. for
three performances Of the famous tieor~
gia up.to-date Ministries This com
pany Tor this season has been
consolidated with the Georgia Uni
versity Graduates, making one ~ the
largest as well az one % the most YER
satile colored minstrel companies now on
the road
The performance in said 10 be one con-
tinuouS round Of fun. music, dancing
and clean comedy Singing, as only the
sons ana daughters az the sunny SOUTH
can sing ana 1anctnE rs only coiorrd NcO-
pic can dance There will b. Monday
matinee at go y m. The prices will he
tho same as last season-2s, IS. 80 and 7s
cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
NEWS OF THE COURTS.

In the divorce suit OF Louisa Chris
Jensen against Martin Christensen. me
defendant has been ordered 10 remain
away from the vicinity OF his wife ana
children until after the preliminary hear
ing, which viii be held September L
The divorce suit Of Amanda NsfSon
against Gust Mats0n has been ordered
dismissed from the superior court ON
the motion OF plaintiff
In the federal court the case az Girls
more Bros against the steamship Val
missioner Bowman. who VII hear tie
testimony.
\, Muchmnre. administrator a thu
estate ~ Suehcrt Schuh deceased hre
filed his tnh account. He reaUrts fbss
assets aSgreEstinE l.Ass were realized
tie has paid some small claim. ann
has now balance 81 so which he
desires % pay q the heirs. Two brathers
and sister an residing IN Prussia. are
the leSatees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
Must stand Trial.

Sam Beatty. who was brought in from
Auburn few days ago by a deputy IIni-
ted States marshal, had his preliminary
hearing yesterday afternoon before Com
missioner A. G. Bowman. The evidence
bound over TO the district court in $40
bonds. AS he could not furnish this
amount he was committed TO the county
jail, where he win he held until the
grand jury convenes in December.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

Two suits were fled yesterday in tho
superior court. which were Instituted 10
remove clouds from the title 70 certain
real estate, Everett Smith sues j. -
Gibson and wife for the purpose of auiet-
ing the title TO lot !. block Z. OF Brighton
Beach addition. Arthur Hamilton desires
10 obtain q clear title TO some city real
estate. and sues n. r. Jackson and oth-
ers for that purpose
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

The Post-lrteilgcncer has secured thn
exclusive rlght faf Washington 10 RanL
McNally q Co.'s latest folder map II
China and Asia These may re secured
q Post-iHteltigtncer business orlces al
10 cents each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
1wo MISSING hons.
Lads of Rowing Disposition. Ar.
Lost In the CITY

George Walker. ago1 z. was rcporfea
- the police last evening as missing
When last seen De wore brown 49,
ais and a gray cent
Fred Lnpke, who resides AZ aela Wet
evening that his son Gus II 80. go -
d missing from home The t5V ~
Is Hight comp,cxi1ucd. wore hisrk 49,
trousers, white straw hBt ana a So
waist.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
Low Rates TO California.

Take ire shasta route for san Fran.
essro and an California POINTS Low
Fnres from Seattle 70 san FRANCHISE
g. sl frss class. Es ~ tourist. Including
byrth IN standard or Tourist Pullman
car frusa Portland. Two trains daiiy.
For tickets and berths apply 10 e. j
stceple n Z A. southern Pacific Com
pany. 6s First avenue,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

two balls In the evening. at the Armory
and Germania hall. two of the largest
floors in the city. reception and floor
committee OF over forty members has
been appointed, so that everyone may de-
pend upon having good time"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

The P0si-IutclNgcueVr has secured the
exclusive right for Washington 10 Rand,
Mc&aJX 4 Co.'S latest folder MAG O.
China AMI Asia These may DO secured
at Post -lrtri.iErncpr business o1tccs a.
70 cents each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

Lewis County Man Alleged 60 Have
Cut Government Trees

Information was flied August a by
Wilson r. Cav. United States district
attorney charging Antonio J. t.eurquin
with uulswfully removing timber from
government lands In accordance with
a bench warrant issued 50 Judge Han
ford. IWerquin was apqr.hendof ana il
now IN custody
The particular oYonse charged against
laorguin Il that be cut 10 cords az
saiuklo ho,ts frosn certain land ln raw-le
county. tho title 60 which ts ln the Frnl-
te3 States government.
II r. SAIL that elEht iEfarmatiaus have
ht"n a''d against parties ga Thar vlcip-
ity. and that the Tacoma riarshaiH ~
see is on the lockout for thc peaqie
named
VICTORIA bicycle races targa~rovv
Take ; Victorian AZ NeaIcr wharf b ~
Tonight ONE fare round trip. good re-
turning sunday.
ON and after septeruher 3. : Rasaiie
wlu leave columbia street dock f1r VIC
tarlA az o. IN.
GRAND bali Monday. september L
Rarkc bail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

T.. ire Victoria h.r'--'r r--ra $ :
sfcinvi@~ ~~&is from Yeslcr dock at 20
- e,--aps for Victoria, one fare cor
round tyip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
CAPE NOME prRrCr

Pacific Coast Steamship 90 y steam.
ship Senator vii sail from Seattle IN.
rect for Nome. September 3. Al p N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

TUE host running watch Is the Louis
X lodt Special No. S2& Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

s : VICTORIAN changes schedule
Leaves Nesier wharf ~ 1000 tonight ~
fare round tTip, tickets good returning
SUNDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

CONSULT Fiorance Marvin. Seattle .
pr0nhatezs. Hotel Victoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

Pure ol4 ana mellow. fiats per case.
Western fmporfiur Co. - Nhtn street.
Seattle. aeeafs for tho United states. 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

ON and after September :. 5. Resale
will leave Columbia street dock for Vie
toria az =. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

oS and after September 4 s. $ R9aalis
viii leave Columbia street dock for Vie
togla ~ a. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
A Weak Stomach

is the cauSe - an disease u makes i'm
pure blood. and tAis enferbsss the heart.
Mngs. liver ard kidneys. Strengthen
the digestive organs NTH Hostettsr-a
stomach B3fters AND YOUR heath wNf
improve Everyone needs Il 20 keep the
bowels from becoming c!aEged Ts
th1Sc Vho have tricd other remedies IN
1n his Will prove worth MS weight
Ea oar private revenue stamp
CuNt-s -t eek 81 the bottle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
Grand Industrial Parade a Promi-
nent Feature.
SPORTS At MADISON PARK,
esnstion of the Parade-Forty-
three Labor ORGANIZATIONS to he
Songeesnted-A1I Places of Busi-
sess 60 Close Mt ~ o'Clock-Ex-
within One Hundred Miles.

- sa0or organizations Of the city have
So completed the preparations for the
- day celebration next Monday, and
reaffirm what they stated at the be-
sinS-that II would be the largest dem
>-sAxion OF its kind ever seen In Sc
The parade win be- as usual. the prfnct-
nal feature OF the day. With the excep-
ton Of the platoon OF police who will
head the procession, every person taking
mart will be member of one or another
81 the various unions. Immediately fol-
lowing the policemen will come Wagner's
band and following them Grand Marshal
walter Bennett and the officers Of the
Western Central Labor Union.
The officers will be followed by the
fcrty-three labor organizations OF the
city. and bands, in the following order:
Western Central Labor Union.
Upholsterers Union.
Laundry Workers Union.
Icemens Union
Bookbinders' Union.
NewsboyA' Union.
Typographical Union.
Printing Prcssmens Union.
Poilermakers' Union.
Boilermakers and Blacksmith Helpers
Union.
Machinists Union.
lronmoiders' Union.
Foundry Helpers and Laborers' Union.
Cigarmakers' Union.
Brewers Union.
De Caprio's band tmembers American
Federation OF Musicans)
Bakers Union.
BARRIERS Union.
Butchers Union.
Tailors' Union.
Mattresses Association.
Ship Carpenters Union
Ship Cauikers' Union.
Stage Employees Union.
Street Railway Employees Union.
Cooks and Walters Union.
Horseshoers' Union.
Team Drivers Union.
Steam Railroad Employees Unions.
Worleys band members American Fed.
Grafton OF Musicians)
Sailors Union.
Iongshoremen's Union.
Telephone Operators Union.
Retail Clerks Association.
Luebena band tmembcrs American Fed
GRAFTON OF Musicians)
Building Trades Council
Plumbers and Gasfitters Union.
Painters and Decorators Union.
Brickiayers' Union.
Sionemasons' Union.
Stonecutters' Union.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union
fth regiment band OF Victoria, II. c.
Timers Union.
Electrical Workers Union.
Plasterers' Union.
Building f.aborere' Union.
Lat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

The following sale at room a, Pacific
block To-Day Tea iots On sseond hslI. ape
e.al.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

Rnrkc ball
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

My, reprezentanci grup Zwiazku n. p. W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych dziekujemy dalej jaknajserdecz-
niej tym wszystkim zarzadom miast w Stanach lied
noczonych, kt0re uznajac nasze prawa obywatelskie,
W bibliotekach m~iejskich zaprowadzi}y dzia{y pol
skich ksiazek, do innych zas miast, w ktorych znajdu-
je sic wieksza liczba ~polakow, zwracamy sic z prosba,
by r6wniez uwzgledni}y s}uszne zadania tejze ludnos-
CT takie dzia{y w swoich bibliotekach zaprowadzi}y.
Domagamy sic dalej zaprowadzenia wyk}ad6w
Jezyka polskiego W takich szko}ach publicznych, w
ktorych ~wiekszos6 dzieci jest pochodzenia polskiego,
domagamy sic zas tego W imie sprawiedliwosci, W
imie tel samej sprawiedliwosci, ma zasadzie kt6rej
~obywatele obcego pochodzenia, jak mp. niemcy, wy
k}ady swojego jezyka ~uzyskali.
Zwazywszy, IL Zwiazek Mar. Pol, jake n~ajstar-
sza i najpowazniejsza organizacja polska, winien opie-
kowac sic m}odziezai rganizacjami narodowemi, de-
legaci Sejmu XIII goraco polecaja trzem Zwiazkom:
Soko}ow, Spiewak6w i M}odziezy, by sic po{aczy{y w
jedna organizacje, a Z. N. P. ME odm6wi i'm swej po-
mocy.
~Zwazywszy dalej, il sprawl pomnika ola Tadeu-
sza Kosciuszki, z powodu zblizajacego sic terminu, W
ktorym tenze ma stanac ostatecznie W Chicago, jest
bardzo naglaca, postanawiamy popiera6 te sprawe i
W grupach ma publicznych zebraniach, by sta{o sic
zadosc tomorrow polonji amerykahskiej.
~Zwazywszy W kohcu, IL W ostatnich czasach CO.
raz czesciej i coraz bezwzgledniej mysl wolna by{a
t}umiona zasady p~rawdziwego postepu deptane,
uznajemy potrzebe ~za}ozenia ,,Dziennika Narodowe-
go" takowy popierac obiecujemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
POlecenia KOmitetu Oswiaty
Sejmu XIII Il. y. Z.

l. Iajecie sic poinformowaniem ludu ~polskiego
o spisie ludnosci, kt6ry ma sic odby6 W przysz4ym ro-
ku W Stanach Ijednoczonych, abysmy wiedzieli, VIE
Ia rz~eczywiscie jest polak0w W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych.
2. Wydawanie stypendyj ola kszta{cenia syn6w
Iwiazkowc0w W wyzszych szko{ach.
3. Wydanie mapy geograicznej dawnej Polski
Ola rozes1ania wszystkim grupom.
4. Rozsyianie biblioteczek wedrujqcych.
.. Wydawanie dzie}ek popularnych zrozmaitych
gaiezi wiedzy i z dziej6w Polski, zrozumia}ych ola
ludu.
q. Dawanie zapom6g biblioteczkom, zak{adanym
przez grupy zwiazkowe. ma kupno ksiazek.
Z. Zachecanie og6iu polskiego W Ameryce "a po-
srednictwem odezw, odczyt0w innych sposobOw agi.
tacyj ola kszta}cenia sic, DO oswiata ludu Jest podsta-
wa postepu.
3. Komisja poleca, ably Wysoki Sejm uchwall
Pewna sumo ma ~Pokrycie wyzej wymienionych pro-
jektow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
BIBLIOTEKA.

BIBLIOTEkA.
Cd l kwietnia do l pazdziernika 1899 r.
DochOd:
II przeniesienia 5 91.44
Dochody z zabaw, wieczork0w etc. 1855
Cd dawnego kasjera 1870
Ia katalogi 1920
lie skarbonki 9.20
II kar ~wp4yne}o 1908
Dobrowolne wp@aty Ito
S245.22
Rozch0d:
Oprawa ksiazek 1928
Zwrot pozyczki 1OO.OO
Express 9.25
Ksazki i gazety 1911
Mark pocztowe drobne wydatki 3.O7
1914 2
Gotowka W kasie d. l pazdz. '99r $3.50
$245.22
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
OStatnie chVile pOVStanla LIStopadoWego.
Opisa}
DIR. Henryk Gierszyiski.

Nlgdy u mas ME korzystano z poprzednich do
swiadczeh; ztad tez W kazdem powstaniu jednakie
Prawie bfedy wojskowe j polityczne; najbardziej zas
to W kazdem podobnem zdarzeniu odnawiajace sic ku
kohcowi zw}aszcza omdlewanie ~upadanie ma duchu,
kiedyby go ~najwiecej wznosic wypada{o 80. We
wszelkiem bohaterskiem przedsiewzieciu naszem by
Hsmy naksztaft kunsztownego ognia, co Cd jednego
razu strzeli W gore jasnym strumieniem i W dy-
mach gasnie.
Mochnacki, t. | str. 3.
Kiedysmy broh sk}adali bylismy tax SLIM jak
moskale.
Mochnacki, Hist. Mar. Polsk, t. l str. 139.
w pierwszych dniach wrzesnia 1881 r. rozstrzy-
ga}y sic losy powstania Listopadowego. Gala glow
ma akcja ~krwawego boju o niepodleg}osc skoncentro-
wafa sic W okolicach Warszawy a m%ianowicie cd stro-
ny po1udniowej i zachodniej. Czynnikiem iednak,
ktory decydujaco wplynal ma wypadek gl6wnego bo-
ju pod Warszawa, by{y dzia}ania ITO korpusu ma
prawym brzegu Wis}y, wzdiuz szosy siedleckiej. Kor-
pus ten 2O-o ~tysieczny, sk{adajacy sic z wyborowych
pu{kow wojska ~poskiego, by{ pod nominalnem do
w6dztwem Ramoriny a rzeczywistem kierownictwem
jego szefa sztabu W{adys}awa Zamojskiego*) Wsku-
tex nieszczesliwego planu strategicznego, kiedy glow
ne SHY Moskwy zbiera}y sic o jeden dzieh marszu cd
okopow Warszawy, wtedy rozdzielono armje narodo-
wa ma dwie Prawie po}owy, w~ysy}ajac jedne z Mich,
mniejsza co do ilosci, ale potezniejsza doborem zo}-
nierza, W daleka pogoh "a %korpusem Rozena, ma kt0-
rym chciano powtorzyc swietna wyprawe dni kwiet-
%niowych: (W kwietniu 1881 r. wojsko polskie wy
POD'O h" ~" holPuo laOZeud %
stawiony W obserwacji ma szosie siedieckiej zape-
dzi{o niedobitkOw az do Siedlec).
TAX jak owa wyprawa kwietniowa PREY lepszych
zdolnosciach wojskowych 6wczesnego naczelnego
wodza Skrzyneckiego mog}a sic skohczy6 z~upe{nym
pogromem najazdu, tax atak korpusu Ramoriny ma
Rozena, PREY dobrej wolf d~owodzcy jego szefa szta.
ba, mog} oczyscic z Moskwy prawa strone WHISKY
stanowczo wp{ynac ma wypadek g}Ownej Walk pod
: RomarinO, dymisionowany kapitan se stray celnej
francuzkiet, pc %przybyciu do Polski popierany przez arysto-
kracje tax szybko awansowaf, re zostsf wkrotce jenerafem
brygady, potem dywizji, a ma kohcu powstania ~dow6dsca cd
dzieinego Ito korpusu. Ia pomoca cudzoziemca, ME maja-
cego ME ~czujacego pc polsku, arystokracja nasza trzymafa
W SVEN rekn prawie pofowe wojska ~polskiego. Ramorino
sfuzyf naszej arystokrscji wiernie, a byfy poszlaki. ze
Moskwie ~przysfuzyf sic znakomicie, wypuszczsjac ia z Mic
dzyrzecza. gdzie by,a zewszad osaczona. lego mu jednak
trudno byfo dowiesc. Dopiero w 1S49 r, gdy wstapif do armii
sardy hskiej wpuscif austrjakow W srodek armii, dowiedzi
no mu zdrady rozstrzelsno bez ceremonji ma placu broni
pod Tuiynem.
' Pc ME udanycb pr6bach p~rzejscia Wisfy W g6rze rye.
XII, Moskwa przeszfa ia ola wfasnego bezpieczehstva przy
samej granicy pruskiej pod Osiekiem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Razem $9S4.46
Dochod S1129.61
Rozchod 9S4.46

tel sunny S117.29 znajduje sic W kasie Zwiaz-
kowej, a s27S6 W rekach kasjera zwiazkowego. Pr6cz
tego suma S3S.25, wyasygnowana ma kupno ksiazek W
Europe, znajduje sic take w rekach kasjera, bedzie
BOWEN wysiana ksiegarniom dopiero pc nadejsciu
ksiazek. Ogo}em vice kasjer posiada S66.11, razem
got0wka w. o. wynosi S1S3.40.
+. H. Jab{ohski, Prezes.
Jan j. Chrzanowski, Sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
SrawOzdanie Wydzia4u Oswiaty
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Cd Sejmu XIIgo W Filadelfji do Sejmu XIIIgo
Grand Rapids, Mich.
(Ciag dalszy).
Stypendia.

W.. o. uznajac, ze jednym z najswietszyoh ma
szyoh obowiazk6w jest pomaganie W kszta}ceniu sic
naszej m}odziezy, postanowi} udzieli6 W b. r. diva sty-
pendja pc rs dol. Stypendja te udzielono: oh. Ter.
skiemu, synowi wieloe zasiuzonego zwiazkowoa z De-
troit, Mich. ma kszta}cenie sic W ~kolegjum medycz-
mem OBJ. Dolewczyhskiemu, synowi zwiazkowca W
Baltimore, Md. ola kszta}cenia sic W seminarjum pol
skiem w Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
~ZeStawienie finanSOWe.

Doch0d:
Przeznaczone przez Sejm XII 100000
Zwr0cone przez by@ego kasjera 1876
DochOd z wieczork0w 41.60
Me wyczerpane Z przesz}ego dwulecia 1925
Razem S1129.61
RozchOd:
Ksiazki do biblioteczek wedrujacych ma
zapomogi 5 243.22
Wydawnictwo broszur, dodatku do ,Zgo-
dy" ilustracyj 161 81
Stypendja 10000
P}aca sekretarza "a 2 lata 1000
Szafki do biblioteczek, naprawa opako-
wanie 1926
Koszty sprawy sadowej 1895
Nagrody konkursowe 5000
Introligator 50.62
Zapomoga bibliotekom $500
Utensylja do wieczork0w muzykalno-lite-
rackich ~(zas}ona, dywan t. p) 22.50
Odczyty 800
Zapomoga PAM kuskinie, wdowie pc au-
torze powiesci Wielki Rok, w~ydanej przez
H.. N. p. 1906
Ksiegarniom do Europy ma ksiazki 1926
Express "a biblioteczki wedrujace zwr0-
cone inne drobne wydatki $50
Mark pocztowe $50
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
ZapOmOgi bibliOtekOm.

Poniewaz wielka liczba czytajacych W bibliotece
Zwiazkowej domaga}a sic nowych ksiazek, a fundu-
We ksiazki $500, pr6cz tego model, "a pieknie roz-
wijajacej sic bibliotece i'm. Adama Mickiewicza ma
Bridgeporcie dano ma MOVIE ksiazki 1000. Procz te-
go za{ozonym pod w%p}ywem w. O. organu zwiaz-
kowego bibliotekom W Beaver Falls, Pa, Depew, n.
V, Ashland, Wis. i Trenton, NJ. wys{ano zapomogi
W ~ksiazkach oprawnych, razem rs dzie4.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-05-26
Water From SUMS Rays.


Several machines have been invented for
making the heat of the sun produce steam or
electric power, but Washington man is the
first to turn such device to practical use.
William Calver is now about to set up one
of bis sun-power machines in Arizona, near
Phoenix, and dig wells in the desert. His plan
is to make the intense heat of that hottest part
of the United States develop the power to
pump up water enough to i-rigate all the
barren land.
Mr.. Calver's machine consists of set of big
mirrors and lenses, by which he focuses the
suns rays as boy with burning glass. The
heat which can be generated by Mr.. Calver's
machine is said to be equal to furnace for
500-horse-power boiler.
With such power as this available where
ever one sees fit to set up his plant. it is easy
to see how welldrilling and water-pumping
can be done on large scale. Biologists have
found in recent years that our Southwestern
deserts have almost numberless subterranean
streams flowing at depths varying from Is to
$50 feet below the dry, .parched surface OF the
earth So there need be no lack of water If
borings are intelligently directed.