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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

Mrs. Holmes contributes 20 The News.
soday. another article in her interesting
eerics OF up-to-dste methods Of training
children. we guarantee that any Of our
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

Mr. Songei's sccusation sgai,st the i'm.
perial government relieves anxiety on
one point IL wasn't the missionaries
who did It.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

The bad man I'm ''The King OF the Opt
um Ring" at the Empire. is undoubtedly
the wickedest villain there ever was In
the world. The billboards. which repre-
sent him treading on the heads of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

Kind friends of sinkiewics In Poland
are going to hold a festival in his honor
and buy him home out of the proceeds.
The authors special need at this time
springs from the fact that "Quo vaoisr
only had circulation of about a million
copies in America, and the disappoint-
ment has been terrible blow to him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

We do not believe Mr. Conger will take
the stump for Mckinley. lie belongs TO
the whole nation just now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

Richard lie Galliennc. tho poet. is going
to lug his hair over here again this winter
and let II lecture.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

male readers who takes today's paper
home for the ladies will be received with
the glad eye and the soft smile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

Not even tho Gecrees which the I'm.
press Dowaee quashed ever provided Tor
spelling reforms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

sons intending to be decent may ind
themselves in haunt of vice when they
least expect 1t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

Chief of Police Baker has gone fishing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-21

7 met Splash" Flynn. recently, and ir
the course of our conversation he tolt
me that he contemplated an extended triE
TO Maine. very shortly Splash made
this speech to me once before. and In lest
than week he had put one seeker OF pu
gilistic fame out of business, I'm shor
victim will be.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
Other Injuries.

He was taken to St. Anthony's
hospital, where Drs. G. i Eyster
and Joseph DeSilva gave him sur
gical attention. They found that
the left knee had also been fractured.
Van Evel is single and p years of
age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Alma Holt is visiting her par.
| ents in Sterling.
Prof. G. C. Albee has gone to Ruth
ven, Iowa, for the holidays.
Roy c. Robinson left this morning
for short visit at Berlin, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Davis and family
will spend Christmas in ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buford have
gone to spend Christmas in Chicago.
W. L. Murphy is home from college
at Iowa City to spend the holiday va
cation.
Miss Katie Kircbof has gone to
spend the holidays at her home in Port
Byron.
Miss Anna Marshall returned home
from Chicago on her vacation last
evening.
Miss Alice Rush has gone to her
home at G eenvilie, OliU, to spend
the holidays.
Miss Blanche Sutciiffe left for Chi
cago last night to visit relatives dur
ing the holidays.
Miss Eva Samuelson, of vance,
who is attending high school here, has
gone to Galva for Christmas.
f. l.. Conger, of Galesburg, a broth =
er of Minister Conger, was at the Bar
per this morning on his way to Du-
budue.
Mrs. G.. l. Pollard and daughter
Helen, Of Beardstown, have returned
home after visit with Mrs A. IL
Pollard.
Watson Buford has returned from
the west to visit over the holidays
with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. j.
Buford.
Mss Gertrude Don. who is stu
dent at the Column bia School of Ora
tor, Chicago, has come home for
Christmas.
Rev. NJ. o. Smith. of Naihota. Wis,
will arrive in the city Monday to be
Sweet. Rev. Smith will assist at the
services at Trinity church during the
week.
Mrs. Ii. B. Hubbard and family left
this morning to spend the holidays at
Shannon with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gemmill, who will ceIe-
brate their golden wedding anniver-
sary Christmas day.
ii. f. Brown, teacher at the high
school, has gone to his homo at Peoria
to spend Christmas. From there he
will go to Detroit to attend the con-
vention of the National Commercial
Teachers federation, before which he
will read d paper on "Relation of
High School Commercial Course to
Other Cour,es.'' He will also take
prominent part in the discussions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
BoWLBY'S BARGAINS.

The Only Music Dealer In the Three
Who buvs direct from the manufac-
turers in foreign countries, thereby
saving jobbers' profits. Special holt
day inducements.
Violins $1.25 and up.
Guitars 81 and up.
Mandolins 81. so and up.
Accordions 81 90 and up.
Cameras 81 and up.
Graphaphones So and up.
Music rolls SOC and up.
Music boxes So 10 aud up.
Sheet music 1c and up.
Organs 81 and up.
New pianos good ones) $l65 and
up.
Upright piano, best make, slightly
used, $3.50.
Upright pianos, second hand, $95.
Square pianos so to S45.
Having purchased an unusually
large import order of violins. accord
ions, comets, flutes, etc, before
prices advanced we are now Offering
these goods in our holiday sale for
less than they can be duplicated. We
are the leaders in low prices and ara
bound not to be undersold by any
concern in the west. Call and exam
inc our immense stock and great bar
gains and be convinced.
Sole agent in this locality for the
celebrated Apollo piano player, the
most wonderful self-playlDg attach
ment ever made.
Apollo and graphaPhone concerts
every afternoon and evening during
the holidays. We invite everyone to
call whether they wish to purchase or
not ID. Boy BowLBY,
1909 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
FlREMEN REALIZE $275
AT THEIR ANNUAL BALL.

Members of the Rock Island fire de-
partment and their friends, made a
crowd that filled the roller rink last
night on the occasion of the second
annual ball for the benefit of the fire
mems benefit fund, which will be en-
richcd at least $375 by the effort. 1t
was a successful affair in every re-
spect. Chief Charles Hastings, at
tired in his best bib and tucker, was a
whole reception committee in himself.
although he had able assistance from
other mem ers of his department, ali
of whom did their best to see that all
had good time, and that they sue
ceeded admirably any one who was
there will agree. The music was fur
nished by Bleuer's full band, which
was stationed at the west end of the
nall. Robert Clark and Mrs. Lockrey
were voted the prize walters, carry
ing off the So purses offered. AT
midnight supper was served at the
Eldorado.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
IN HONOR OF THEIR PASTOR.
PnpIIs OF st. JOseph's ParochIaI School
Give Entertainment

The pupils of St. Joseph's school
honored their pastor, Rev. Father
Thomas Mackin, with a special pro-
gram yesterday, the anniversary of
his patron saint. The exercises were
carried out in the assembly room of
the school and included: Chorus.
Hymn to St. Thomas;" address,
Miss Nellie Roach; The Gossip Pan
tomine," minims; duet, Misses Josie
Dowar and Mary O'FarrelI; recitation.
Return of he Hillside Legion" Jun
Tor boys; duet, Misses Nora Grogan
and Ma Y Blochlinger; gavotte, IN an
dolin club; recitation, The Monks
Magnificent. - senior boys; duet, Misses
Mary Blochlinger and Helen o. Connor;
recitation. The Difference" junior
girls; Forest Flower" mandolin
club; instrumental solo, The Flat
terer," Miss Ada Hudson; recitation,
The Angelus," senior girls; chorus,
Merry Christmas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
ROSENFIELD BROS. BUY
OLD CRACKER FACTORY

Justice ". w. Clarke, as agent for
the Continental Biscuit company, to-
day closed deal by which RosenIieid
Brothers. the plum bers, Jan. become
owners of the old cracker factory on
Third avenue, for a consideration of
Sc, 500. The present owners will at
once begin the removal of the ovens
and machinery left in the building.
1t is understood that Rosenfeld
Brothers intend 20 remodel the strue-
ture to adapt it to the needs of their
growing business. The additional
room will afford them facilities for
operating on larger scale than here
tOfOre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
HOIdup Men I'm Town.

a Fourth avenue citizen Thurs
day evening noticed couple of sus-
picious characters proving around
his residence. The police were no.
titled, but the fellows had made them
selves shy. 1t was subsequently
learned that tall and a short man
had, earlier in the same evening, &C.
costed a young man in that neigh Dor
hood with the evident purpose of
learning if he had any valuables about
his person. The young man hap
pened to be near home and lodged
into the house. The men were seen
about the place for some time after
ward
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
GRAND JURY INQUIRY
INTO THE BAKER CASE.

As before stated in these columns,
q number of citizens of Milan are not
satisfied with the outcome of the inves-
tigation made in regard to the myster-
ious death of Mrs. Alice Baker and
there is disposition to take steps to
bring the matter before the grand
Jury. 1t is intimated, too, that there
may be developments in tho near
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
For His Christmas.

Remem Der The
Palace cigar store
Is showing an excellent
Assortment of high class
Cigars, in exquisite holiday
Packages.
Tobacco Jars,
Cigar cases,
Beautiful briar pipes,
Meerschaum pipes, beautifully
Carved, also plain ones,
Amber cigar holders,
Meerschaum cigar holders,
In fact everything that goes
To delight the heart of the
Smoker in holiday assortment.
AT the Palace cigar store,
Bengston block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
17o5 Second avenue.

II you have ever seen child in the
agony of Group you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough cure, which gives relief as
soon as it is administered. Ii quickly
cures coughs. colds and all throat
and lung troubles. B. II. Bieber.
Hartz & UIlemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
Special shoe bargains.

Ladies' hand welt lace shoes, up-to-
date toe in ali widths. regular value
50, for three days only-Friday, Sat
urday and Monday-they go at 81 q
Pair-a great bargain.
TIE MODERN,
17o5 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our gratitude
to neighbors and friends for assist
anee and sympathy shown dur
ing the illness and death of our son
William. also for floral tributes.
Mr.. AND Mrs. SCHLEUTER AND
FAMILY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
Shields is Still the
Leader

In everything in the grocery line. His sto OK
has been added to to meet the wants of hol-
iday patrons. His store should be visited
by all in quest of goods for the Christmas
dinner. AS always his stock is complete and
Of the best, and his prices right.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22

Bright eyes are an infallible index
10 youth, nice windows from which
Cupid shoots his arrows. Rocky
Mountain Tea makes bright eyes. For
sale by I. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
LOSES FOOT ON RAIL
Arthur Van EVel Falls Under Car
Wheels in Attempting to
Board Train.
a TWENTIETH STREET MIsHAP
Injured Member Amputated at the
Hospital-.Knee Also Frac-
tured.

Another accident resulting from an
attempt to board moving Peoria
train occurred last night at O'Clock
at the foot OF Twentieth street. The
victim was Arthur Van Evel. a Bel
gan, and, as in the case of Richard
Blown two weeks ago, the left foot
was crushed so it had to be ampu-
tated below the knee.
Van Evel is stranger here, having
spent the past week at P. Auers'
place on Twenty-fourth street. Last
night, with a companion named b.
Co iden, he concluded to go to Bishop
Hill to work on the railroad there,
and it was in an attempt to board a
side door sleeper on the Peoria freight
that leaves at $50 that the accident
happened.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
Dom Paul Demands
Pure Food for
His Soldiers

Because it maintains that vitality that is
such a necessary essential in the successful
fighter He has been complaining of the
quality of the supplies furnished his army
and may yet find it necessary to wire the
old reliable Shields Cash Grocery to come
to the rescue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-22
Saloon Notices.

Turkey and blue points for lunch at
Ponce De Leon, opposite the postoftiee,
tonight.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
Szlachetne w%spomnienie

Observation-Disclosures zaleta kazdego
narodu, jest wspomnienie zas}ug i ucz-
genie pamieci tych, kt6rzy, W jakikol-
wick sposob przyczynili sic do rozwoju
i postepu spo}eozehstwa; geographically
znajdujemy we wszystkich sferach i
plemionach ludzkich, kazdego wieku.
To wykazuje dawna historic Greoji,
o tenn swiadcza stare obchody narodo-
we W pogahskim Rzymie; toz samo i
W p6zniejszych wiekaoh ozyniono.
Zawsze lynn mezom, ktorych czyny ia
koskolwiek pozyteczne byly ludzkosci,
oddawano uszanowanie z entuzjazmem
"a zycia, a pc smiefci uwieczniano cpl
taffami grobowce ich, ma ktorych POI
niejsi nawet obywatele, skiadali WHENCE
zyczliwej pamieci.
Ale i oprocz powyzej nadmienionych
p~rzyk}adow, my polacy many swe ma
rodowe pomniki W kraju i ma obczyznie,
ktore t}omacza swiatu polskie uczucia,
re So sobie zyczliwymi W zyciu i pa
miecia jedni drugich ujmuja i poza gro
benz.
Sumiennie m6wiac, wszyscy my, jake
tu}acze ma obczyznie, ~niemozemy sic
spodziewac ciep1ego ola mas serca cd
obcej nam narodowosci, DO zas{ugi ma
SEE narodowe, nam tylko mike, obcym
niezanadto pozadane.
Chociaz mas czesto namietne walki
stronnictw dziela, jednakowoz przyznac
musimy, re milsi SO nam nasi, choGby
j osobisci wrogowie, anizeli obey, oso-
biscie przyjazni lecz narodowi .nieprzy-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
udolnyoh amator6w - trudno ma odleg.
losc sadsi6.
Ossdsimy, gdy zobaosymy..

Straszne nies.c.esc'e wydar.ylo sic
W koPslni vegla Scofisld, W poblia,
miasta Salt Lake, Utah. Wskutek eks.
plozji ga.6w, dnia 2 b. M, zabityoh 60
staso PREY praoy pod.iemnej $50 g6rni
k6w! Wybuoh nastapii podobno Z pc.
wodu ~uzywania przez niekt6ryoh g6r.
nik6w lamPek odkrytyOh, t. j. nieza-
opatrzonyoh " siatki oohronne. Beg
w.gledu jednak ma pr.yozyne. ME.
s~so.esoie take must wzruszyc do glebi
seroe kaadego czaowieka, w~sp61ozujaoe.
G doll ludzkisj. 1 dziwi6 sic, te 70.
botnioy asdajs Poleps.enia swego losu,
zabezpieozenia sobie i rodzinom swym
bytu jakiegO takiegol Wszak tym,
kt6rsy ma eksploataoje kopalni wegla
kapitaly daja, ME gro.i aadne niebe..
pieozehstwo, gdy tymozasem biedaoy,
kt6rzy potem swym kapitaiy te zwiek.
szaja, narazeni So cisgle ma utrats ay.
ola Tub kalectwo. Cxy wieo ME jest O..
bowiaskiem naszym STAG pc ssronie 70.
botnikap
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

~jaoiele. Przyjemniejsza. nawet zawis6
j potwarz cd swego, niaeli> zdradliwe
~g}askania obcego.
Gdysmy sobie przykrymi, wypowia.
danny prawde szczerze, a gdy ura.eni
umiejmy przebacza6, lecz zawsze try
NANNY sic jednosci, niedajmy sic powo-
dowac insynuaojom obcym, ~pamietajac
nasze przys}owie: ,,jak SWAT swiatem,
niebedzie obey (niemieo) polakowi bra
tem.
Wash nasza jest pozadana tym, kt6-
rzy mas wynarodowic pragna, i dlatego
staraj a sic mas rozdwajac, a gdzie MONA
i ma mniejsze dzielic obozy, abysmy sic
ME stall narodowa ~jednoscia SLIM. =
S~zlaohetne byly z jednej strony, badz 90
badz, starania tych, co mysl podniesli
zesziego roku postawienia grobowca SD.
ks. w. Barzyhskiemu, DO to uwiecznia
pamiatke polak6w W Ameryoe; tax samo
niemniej szlachetne So s~tarania tych,
ktorzy chca uwiecznic panied pozagro-
bowa kaAdego, ktory sobie zjedna} W
zyciu zaufanie og6iu, i us}ugi wal pu
blicznosci.
DIS w}asnie many przedmiot
rozwazania dose obszerny, w naszych
koaoh narodowych waAny: wspomnie-
ME, nieodza}owanego nam druha, s. p.
Micha}a Sadowskiego. Wobec roznosci
zdah i oddzielnych obozow, prawie
wszyscy jednozgodnie oddali s}usznos6
zaslugom zmar}ego. Prasa nasza polsko-
amerykahska okaza}a szacunek ola ma.
szego by1ego wsp6}pracownika ma niwie
narodowej. Nieulega zatem n.jmniej-
szej watpliwosci, ze ia sama publicznos6
i prasa polska, radaby by}a widzie6
panied swego rodaka uwieczniona.
Ze sic znajda taoy, kt6rzy tego pro-
jektu popiera6 niezechca, to z pewnos.
cia dlatego, ze maja osobiste uprzedze-
MIA do wv. N. P, albo tez energja ME-
boszczyka s}usznie byli urazeni i dla-
tego ohcieliby zatrzec panied jednego
z szermierzy wv. N. P.
S. p. Micha{ Sadowski mia{ wrogow
W rozmaitych organizacjach, ola wielu
i roznych przyczyn, kt6remi broni} wv.
Narodowego; przeciwko S~adowskiemu
wymierzone by{y pociski k~onserwatyw-
nyoh, dlatego re nieby} fanatykiem,
nieudawa} szacunku ola przesad6w i
niechcia} spraw sumienia miesza6 re
%sprawami n~arodowemi, ale to mu ujmy
ME Przynosi, p~rzeciwnie, jest jego "a
leta, to tez uczcijmy meza, ktorego zy-
Gle jak powazna rzeka przepiyne}o
pred nami, dzwigajac az do kohca pra-
ce ola publicznosci. Mech dom Zwiaz-
kowy bedzie ozdobiony piyta Sadow-
skiego, ktory sic przyczyni} do zbudo.
wanna jego; MECH bedzie pamiatka ozy-
wiajaca u~czucie mi{osci Ojczyzny
u ~naszej wzrastajacej m}odziezy.
TzafeLn;E noIoL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
w artykule Testament Polski ma.

w arsykule Testament Polski upa-
dajsoej" za~stanawia sic ,.Kurjer Polski"
o.ysmy wypelnili testament. jski pod
postscia ustaw 8 Msja po~.ostawila nam
Ojo.yzna nassa i przyohod.i do haste
pujacyoh wniosk6w:
"Ci, kt6rzy fa1szywis .naozenis Kon.
stytuoji Trzeciego Maja ludowi nas.e
mu taomacza, to nasi polsko. amerykah.
soy targowiozanie.
IA many ioh tutaj ME malo! Ws.ak
niedawne to czasy. kiedy W pewnej ko.
lonji, ma ro.kaz pewnego npr.yrodzo-
nego" przewodnika nassego ludu W
dsieh obohodu Konstytuoji Trzeciego
Maja wywieszono choragiew narodowa
a....miejsou ~ustepowem. Wszak ME.
dawne to ozasy, W kt6ryoh obohody tel
k~onstytuoji pc parafjaoh byay rzeo.a
nieznana zupelnie. wszak i dzisiaj ME
wiemy czy ohocby W jednej d.iesia-
tel osesOi polskioh paraflj W Ameryoe
obohody takie sic odbywaja.
nJeszoze jeden nasuwa nam sic pod
pi6ro dow6d ma to, re ME wszysoy pola-
oy W Ameryoe trzymaja sic testamentu
upadajsoej Polski. Otto gdy pred laty
grono prawyoh wiarus6w za}oayso orga
nizaoje narodo'a ma zasadaoh Konsty-
tuoj' Trseoiego Maja, z r6znyoh stron
posypaly sic ma nia pociski, "a to jedy.
ME, ze ma zasadzie praw tel k%onstytuoji
otworzyla WI wrota wszystkim pola
kom bez r6anioy przekonah i wyznsnia.
,Dzieki temu w}asnie, 20 DUO jest
pomiedzy nami takiob, kt6rzy niedorosli
pojeoiu o postepie i prawaoh ludu do
lud&i z XVIII wieku. jestesmy Anne
ryce rozbici | represent ma atomy.
Gdyby ME to- polaoy W Ameryoe dis
stanowiliby jeden wielki Zwiazek Ma
rodowy".
Gdyby ME to - polaoy W Ameryce
mieliby dis juz wp3yw ma sprawy OF
czyste, dis juz stanowiliby ozynnik, z
kt 'rym musiellby liczyc sic wrogowie
Polski. Niestety, targowiozanom ley
ma sereu przedewszystkiem dobro -
Rsymu!
Ze wszystkich stron s{yszymy o no.
wyoh strajkach. Dnia 1go b.. m. "a.
strsjkowali W Chicago kotlarzs, W Bay
City robotnioy siedmiu fabryk pudel, a
ma kolejach Erie i New York Central
robotnicy warsztstowi. Ci ostatni jed.
max, W liozbie 5000, strajkowali tylko
try dni, alSowiem zarzady kolejowe
zgodzi}y sic ma podwyzszenie plaoy W
%niektoryoh wypadkaoh nawet o sto pro.
cent.
Jest to nowe zwyoieztwo uni robot.
niozych, dowodem, re unje So potrz.b
ne ola dobra robotuika, braoia wiec ma.
81, czesto tax obojetnie zaohowujaoy sic
wzgledem spraw robotniozyob, powinni
ot~rzasnac sic z tel obojetnosoi i powiek-
sza6 szeregi organizacyj, ~walosaoych o
praws ludzi ubogioh ! wyzyskiwanyoh.
Przez diuzszy czas ME mielismy pis.
ma humorystycznego. Czy nam GO
brak bylo, to lima kwes'ja. O-ecnie
ukaza sic ma SWAT bozy az diva odrazu:
,,Komar' pod redakcja p. s. Zahsjkis.
wioza / ,,Kurier Swiateczny" ~. f..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

OAA No
shipgtona, sprawl marc Iowa ME zamie.
ra. Miejmy nadzieje, se nigdy ME Fam.
re.
Zwiazek Postepowy M}odsiezy Pol.
skiej W Zuriohu, pragnso uozcic panied
zmarlego W zesziym miesiacu W Stock.
holmie zasluaouego patrjoty &. p. Hen.
ryks Bukowskiego, postanowi} 1.-two.
r1y6 fundusz, kt6rego odsetki majs bye
uzyte ma wydawniotwo dzie}ek Judo.
wyoh Z zakresu dziej6w ojozystyoh i
nauk prsyrodniozyoh.
tym oelu Zarzad tego Zwiazku
swraca sic do pism polskich z prosba o
poparoie jego usiaowah, daaaoych do
szerz mia oswiaty wsr6d ludu oraz prosi
o posredniotwo W zbieraniu sk}adek.
Usnajao szlachstne zamiary mlodzie.
~, Ohet lie Podejmujemy sic posrednic.
twa, wyrazajac nadsieje, Ae CLOS ten
ME przebrzmi bez eoha.
Otrzymalismy numer okazowy ,,Ro.
botnika', pisma polskiego, poswieoone.
60 w~y&acznie sprawom robotniozym.
w artykule wstepnym redakoja "a.
znaoza, ze ,,celen tego pisma bedzie:
wskasanie robotnikom dr6g wytyoz.
nych, s}uzenie "a srodek do skupienia
mysli wy}aniajacyoh sic z k6{ robotni-
czych i wzsjemae wspieranie usi{owah,
daaaoyoh do wyzwolenia klasy robotni.
ozej".
Cena pre- numeraty ma wynosic 60 OF.
rooznie. Redakoja z~najduje sic p. n.
484 Noble str, Chicago, Ill.
Zyozymy powodzeuia.
powodu p~rzypadajaoj W roku bic.
taoym pietsetuej rooznicy za3ozsnia u
niwersytetu Jsgiellohskiego K-ako.
vie, senat tego uniwersytetu zam6wil u
jedynDgo polskiego artysty - medalje-
ra, zamieszkalego W Paryzu p. w. Tro.
janowskiego, medal pamiatkowy.
Ma medalu tym artysta umiesoil z
jednej strony postaoie; Kszimierza
Wielkiego, krolowej Jadwigi i VIA.
dysfawa Jsgielly, ~siedzaoyoh ma boga.
to rzezOionym tronie, ossonietym mska-
ia z orlami W polach j otoozonych her.
bami Polski, Litwy | domu Andaga
w~ehskiego (d'Anjou), ma stronie zas
odwrotnej diva herby uniwersyteo.
kie ! herb miasta Krakowa, dokola zas
napis nCentum ~lustra, v~eritati impen.
sa" oraz daty: 1854. 14OO, 1900.
Wspania'a te prace, kt6rej fotogra.
fozna odbitke otrzymalismy, moae kaz.
dy z milosnikow sztuki po'skiej nabyc
u artysty pc oenie: "a egzemplarz bron-
zowy 10 frankow a sreerny = 35 fran.
k6w.
Adres: Mr.. w. Trojanowski, IS
Boulevard Arago, Paris, France.
Ia mies'ac r~ozpocznie sic spis lud.
nosci W Stanach Zjednoozonych, jeszcze
wieo rag zwracamy uwage rodak6w ma
szych ma to sprawe. Kazdy polak DO.
winien tax W interesie w~lasnym, jak /
swojego spo1eczehstwa ME zapierac sic
pred enumeratorami swej narodowosoi.
NgAnA -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
Zeszlej niedzieli odbylo sic W Chioa.

zeszsej niedzieli odbylo sic W Chioa.
60 jak obliczylismy = dwansscie OBJ.
ohod6w 100 rocsnicy Konstytuoji 3go
Msja, urzadzohych przes towsrzystwa
nsrodows j koscielne.
Dow6d wystarozajaoy,. ze W seroach
polak6w, zamieszka}yoh ma ziemi Wa
shipgtona, sprawl marc Iowa ME zamie.
ra. Miejmy nadzieje, Re nigdy ME Tam.
re.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

w Nowym Yorku p. Jozef Odrowaa
Pieniaaek utworzyi pofska trupe tea.
tralna ! nadai jej nszwe Testru Marc
dowego Polskiego. TAX przynajmniej
dcnosza pKurjer Nowojorski" ! pRefor
ma.
lie dobry teatr narodowy zdalby sic
nam przynsjmniej ma kilka miesieoy, to
ME ulegs kwestJi. Cay jednsk ow no.
w~ojorski teatr narodowy jest r~zeozywis-
ole teatrem, czy ter zwykis paozka ME-