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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
Foreign News.

Constantinople, Nov. 6.-The Sultan
has given General George Williams,
representing the Cramps, OF Philadel-
phia, an order for cruiser.
Paris, Nov. 6.-Seyeral OF the Euro
pean governments have warned DR.,
Leyds not to exploit President Krug r
unduly as such action is liable to upset
their pleasant diplomatic relations with
E gland.
Rss Jibulil, on the Gulf OF Alden.
Nov. 6.-Tbe Dutch cruiser Gelderlaud,
with President Kruger on board,
touched here today, The Transvaal
president was found on deck wrapped
in sheepskin. He had been sick, but
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

The Confederate Women's Home 10
Richmond was dedicated yesterday.
Next to the home for ex-COnfederate
soldiers, this is the most commendsble
of all the other charities in the State.
The Confederate soldier had hard and
weary time, to be sure, bat that bis
mother, vile, daughters and sisters had
a more miserable lot, is just as well
known. II a portion of the money
subscribed by Virginians to feed and
olothe fat and lusty missionaries 10 Chi
ma and other distant countries, were
sent to the home referred to, 1t would
do a great deal more good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
From South A frica

London, Nov. 6.-Lord Roberts reports thsl
while there ale unmistsksble signs that the
Beers are disheartened their food beiRg scarce
and ammunition scarcer, President steyn /;
dong his utmost to encourage them TO con.
unue the struggle By spreading false news
In speech to pelsreys burshers says Rot
erts steyn said that De Wet had seized Mol
walls ont and that 5000 cape Dutch had
1sen against the English. Kruger, declared
>teyn, had gene to Europe TO secure inter
vention. failing which the rIsnsvsal would
DC sold to the highest bidder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
Bryan Elected---by the Georgia Iegfs-
lature.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 6 The Georgia
legislature today elected Wm. J. Bryan
President by vote OF 102 to 2.
rhe legis stors could not 90
nome to vote, because the Con-
stitution requires it to elect q
United States Senator on this day
This morning Representative Franklin
Of Washington county, offered resolu
ton that the House of Representatives
go on recorder Pre- sldeDt. The resolu
non passed. like flash. The vote wa
aiken and Bryan was declared th'
choice of the lie islsture by the abovt
majority. Senator Bacon was reelected
by practically unanimous vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

The MORNING republican newspaper OF
Washington charges the poor working men
of Chicago with lack of American indie
psndence, because, while really desiring to
vote for Bryan, they were compelled 10 vote
for Mckinley, on pain Of losing their places II
they failed to do 50. But it has no word oil
complaint against the employers Of those men
who subjected them to the degradation refer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
CArARPH CANNOT BE CUBED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, As t'ey o'' +.
not reach the seat of the disease 0s.''I ~, p.
a blood or constitutional disease sra !. ., y,
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dies Halls Cstarrh Cure Il taken ln.sIis-''
and acts directly on the blood am a ~, N
an s rf.c e Halls Cstarrb Cure is DOT ga I.
medicine. IL WAS prescribed by Que o' ~. ~
best physicians in this county 10 o.32,T'.ei Of
is a regular prescription /. Is cowr ,.e fe.t
the best tonic known, combined WIN 49, mo.
blood purifier, setlag directly upoIh '1,|o. o.
cous surfaces The perfect COMP COMB. .uch
the two ingredients Is what piOIe' So
wonderful results in curing CS'Sii''
for testimonials free. Tolela O.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props Io'''9
Sold by Druggists, price Toe
Halls Family Pills are the De-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

Mr.. BRYAN's FINAL W0RDs.-A"
Bryan finished his long campaign ID
bis own city, Lincoln, Neb.' las. nlsn''
making his last speech after midnlgu.
at Schlitz Roof Garden, where toe 70
of the Church of the Good ooepll''l.
was in progress. The last words o. D. u, !,
last speech were as follows. zine 'lus
for action has arrived. The tune POP
elaboration has passed By. Ny o1'
wish is that each voter shall scI D. :,
would act II be knew the destiny o. Tue
nation hung on his vote"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

ACCORDING to the republican aud subsi-
died press. the labor vote Of the North was
com paratively solid for Mckinney. That
may have been, but if 50, what q commepta'
~ it is upon the ineficieDcy OF free schools
aud cheap newspapers as means by which to
impsrt understanding!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

BIsHoP FOWLER, OF the Northern
Methodist Church, boldly acknowledged
that he was engaged by the republican
national committee to work for the re-
publican cause. lie is a better man
than Archbishop Ireland of the Catho-
lie, or Blshop Potter OF the Episcopal
Church. who, Though engaged in doing
the same work, were ashamed or afraid
to tell who had employed them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

them as slick as raw oyster. but
while the South is in dread OF force
bill and of reduced electoral and con-
eressional representation, New Eng
land ia always protected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
The situation In China.

Shanghai, Nov. 6-The allies have
asked Lii Hung Chang to get an edict
from the Emperor ordering the execu-
ton Of Ting Yung, the treasurer OF
Chill proyince for numbering mission
aries. The allies are going to execute
Ting Yung anyway, but are curious to
see If the Emperor will approve OF the
sentence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
Winter Excursion IiekeIs.

The Pennsylvania Rsilroad S'n{o' 69,i Is
EXCURSION tickets to ali prom nen' /" ~, ,s' ..t
.art. IL New Jersey, Virginia, S s.b .-l
South CAROLYN, Georgis, rloIlos, .ntes da,
Central America. The tickets Ib,r.lr-
the usual low rates, with zoe s usI' ds.r,ip I'VE
turu limits. An illustrated oooA, u' ~ tnysl
of Winter resorts and giving Tout unt.S'i ne
and rates for tickets, will DO i"'Ni'"'
on applicstion 70 ticket asenIS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

In THE earlier and better days of the
country Presidential elections were de.
cided by what was called battle of bal
lots. The one that was held today has
been decided by battle between white
flesh and blood, and money. Our feel
ing and hopes, OF course, are with the
former; but yellow gold has corrupted
the gods. let alone American voters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

Now THAT the war 10 Cuba, Porto
Rico, Hawaii, Samoa. the Philippines,
and 10 China, is over, or rather, is said
to be, there is no reason-thst is a good
one, why Congress, which will meet oD
the third proximo, should not repeal
the high "wsr tax" especially as the
administration official reports state
that there Ia an immense surplus in the
Treasury now-larger than ever ,efore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

ADVERTISING In its issue Of oc'0o" ''
Printers Ink repeats that it is r''s'ua0 e ~
estimate that five or more persons Ieal ', -..
circulated copy Of a newspa ef. iu Wv ,i.r.
Issue Charles Austin Bates the "-'' IN n,
agent, says: by using the best he"sf' y. o,e
each city the advertiser Will reson 81
person in four 10 the entir Territory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
PHOSPHATE MINES CLosE.-In con,

PHOSPHATE MINES CLosE.-In con.
sequence OF the decline in price Of phcs-
pirate rock and difficulty in obtaining
ocesn transportation two big mining
Companies near Beaufort, S. c., have
closed down for a lime and ano her is
working only half of it's plant.
The Coosaw Company has over 50.-
600 tons OF rock ready FOE shipment AMI
is worsiug half of it's dredges, having
no market as yet for its product. The
Empire works, OH Lady's island. COLI
trolIed by the Virginis-Carolina Cbemi
Cal Company sud employing about 10
white and 200 colored pIckers, has clos
ed down. The Beaulori Phosphate
Company, with about $4,000 tons Of
rock on hand, hss closed down for 90
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06
FARMS FOR BRYAN VoTERs.-MI

FARMS FOR BRYAN VoTERs.--Mrs.
L. G. Johnson, of Marganna, Culpeper
county, has written the following let.
ter to w. R Hearst, president of the
Ma ional Association OF Democratic
Clubs, under date OF November q:
Let every laboring man 10 Nav
York and the States OF Connecticut
and New Jersey feel entirely independ
ent, ard al liberty TO vote for William
Jenniu gs Bryan. hereby offer to CON-
vey absolutely free to any laboriDg
man 10 the city OF New York or 10 the
States OF New Jersey or Connecticut a
five.acre farm of good land 10 this, Cul-
pepper county, Va, who shall prove to
yonr satisfaction that be has lost his
position by reason OF having voted for
William Jennings Bryan at the coming
election"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

COURT CALLS COUNCIL TO ACCOUNT.
The Richmond City Council was ar
raigned before the Hastings Court yes
tereav to show cause why mandamus
should not be issued to COMPEL them
to build proper city Jail. City Attor-
ney Pollard appeared on behalf of the
aldermen and councilmen, and explain.
ed that the Council bad not had meet
lng since the rule against its members
vas issued by Judge Witt, but that the
lower branch would-coDvene last night,
ADD the Board of Aldermen would
meet tonight, by which lime the defense
would be ready to answer. Judge Witt
thereupon postponed hearing OF the
case until Monday, November 18th. A
number of the aldermen and council
men were on hand when the case was
called yesterday morning, and nearly
all of them expressed themselves as
willing to vote an appropriation for q
new jill a. soon ss it should be decided
what sort of a prison the city should
erect aud where it should be located.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

THE SOLID South still sticks in the
craw of the Northern republicans. but
solid New England goes down with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

When you want prompt attng 49," Esry
that never grippe use DeWiIts L'''''
Risers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

Ihe Markets
Georgetown, Nov. 6.-Whest 66s7O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-06

Kinney IL blmO5t sure 10 carry Tue
county.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 6.-The
weather here is clear and crisp. Long
lines OF men stood at booths when the
polls were opened at 6 q. %. and a
heavy vote is being cast. Everything
is quiet aud orderly.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 6.-The
weather is cold and clear. There is 40
unusually large vote Indicated by the
large crowd at the polls when they
opened at $50.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 6.-"Fraud"
is the burden OF the cry TINS morning
by party papers and the two State GEN.
trail committees, as the last leeisls
.ure repealed the law making the buy
| log of votes criminal. The number OF
precincts in Indiana ia 302 The re-
publican plurality in 1896, was Is. 49,
Philadelphia, Nov. 6-rhe weather
here today is bright and the indications
are that the republicans will have u
sweeping victory, both as TO the nation
al aud local candidates.
Boston, Nov Collection day opene d
with bright skies and calm Indian sum.
mer air. There was a large attendance
at the polls during the first hour of the
voting. Odds against Bryan dropped
from 4 to to 2 20 last night.
Boston, Nov. 5.-The town OF Avon,
Mass, Ies the honor of the first COM
plete return ia the Presidential election.
IL was received at 2:30 O'Clock, rs fol-
lows: Bryan, $50; Mckinley, ia. In
1896, Bryan l19; Mckinley, 237. Net
democratic gain 81.
Ksnsss City, No., Nov. 6.-The
weather is ideal and the indications
! are that large vote will be- polled.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30

nosci wine a pewnie i zasluge poczy-
tam, powiem, jake ich IMAM, ize pol
skosc W mich zywie, to tez ME zdzier-
"a. by rycerza tax zacnego. alb limo
pectore, jake ma to zasiuguje, ME
przyjac.
Juzem CT ia ME raz epistofy o tenn,
CO sic tn u stop Tronu dzieje, do mich
posyfaf teraz napisze a pewicn jes-
tenn, lie mas starych zofnierzy pol
skich W niebiesiech ME spostponuja i
comilitonowi aszem zacnemu, CO
~jeszcze ma owym PADDLE piaczu bic
duje, recepcye jak sic patrzy wypra-
via. Dixi!
TAKEN do pana Zagloby i innych
MEOW splendoru a siawy pefnych, co
stof wielkim kregiem ~otoczyli, pre-
mowif, i W tenn przeswiadczeniu trivia
JAG, izem ME zefgai, jepo W waszem
imieniu szczera prawde wyjawii, koh-
cze mole pisanie, mosciowi moi, res
ponsu waszego W niebie oczekujac.
Czolem!
m. p Michaf Woiodyjowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
z Baltimore, Md.
S m i Il W "

Rozstaf sic z lynn swiatem jeden .
najczynniejszych zwiazkowoow W ma
seem miescie, sp. Alexy Welzant. Me.
boszczyk urodzil sic Z czerwca 1S47 r.
W Prusach Zachodnich; pred ukohcze-
MEM nauk, jake m}odzieniec kilkunas-
%toletni, wstapi} " szeregi powstafcze
1858 roku j., przechodzao koleje, byi "
kilku Potyczkaoh, niejednokrotnie ra-
niony. Pc upadku powstania, objawszy
pc ojcu swym organmistrzowstwo, dlu.
gle lata, p~rzenios}szy sic do Kongre-
sowki - budowal pc r6znych parafach
organy, wslawiony artystycznem tych-
ze urzadzeniem.
w T. 1892 przybyl do naszego grodu,
gdzie tee stale zamieszka}, a zapisawszy
sic beg straty czasu W szeregi awiazko-
We, juz ma Sejm X pojeoha{ do Chioa.
60 jake delsgat grupy 60. w try Ia.
ia potem za}ozy} g}6wnie swa wylaczna
praca i staraniem grupe 239, kt6rs tax
dlugo jak by} z mia biyszczaia przykia-
dem ladu i p~orzadku. w kohcu prze-
nios1 sic do grupy naszej najm}odszej
407. Bee przesady powiedziec mozna,
Sc dzieki jemu przewaznie, szeregi
zwiazkowe bardzo sic tn szybko rekru-
towaiy cd zalozenia grupy $3.50.
Sp. Alexy Welzant zmar} biednym,
choc gdyby o sobie wiecej niz o innych
pamieta}, mog}by mice majatek. u
czynny, towarzyski ] goscinny prawdzi.
vie pc polsku, by} ideaiem meia, OLGA,
przyjaciela, pozostawiajac W serou kaz.
diego mu ~blizszego pustke ME do "a.
pelnienia. ~Obywatelem, patrjota, zwiaz.
kowcem by} z przekonania i czynu, a
ohoc wymagajacym ! gorzkim byi "
tyoh wzgledach ola wielu - przsba-
czyc mu nalezy, DO i cd siebie wyms.
gal wiele ! poblazliwosci tam gdzie o
czyn cbodzi{o - ME zna{.
w pogrzebie n~ajczynniejszy bra1 q.
dziai OBJ. j. Wycza}ek.
SIP. Alexy ~pozostawi1 Aonei kilkoro
dzisci = ~ozujacych sic jak on szozsry.
mi polaksmi.
Oby mu ziemia oboa, ma kt6rej tesknia
zswsze "a ojczysta = lekka bysal
Zwiazkowieo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30

Grossman'a, wykona I tow. ork. Choir
VIII Harmonic Z Detroit pod batuts
prof. +. Gorzelniaskiego.
GEESE II.
z. K}osy Polskie - Przez Troschra.
wyk. ork. pod batuta g}ownego dyry-
geDta.
8. Tenor Solo = THE Angel at the
Window przez b. Tours, wyk. Z tow.
fort. pan G. w. Karpus z Bay City,
Mich.
8. Choir zehski = Barkarola przez
Caupan., wyk. polaczone cbory zen
skio Wv. Sp. Pol. z tow. orkiestry pod
bStuts giownego dyrygenta.
10. Bass Solo - Robert lie Diable"
przez Meyerbeer, wyk. z tow. fort. pan
Brzozowski z Detroit, Mich.
IL. Choir mezki - .,Mysli Wstepne"
z Kantaty, b. Dembihskiego, wyk. .
tow. ork. Choir XIV Koia Polskiego
,,Dzwon" Bay City, Mich. pod batuts
dyr. T. A. Dzieniszewskiego.
CzEsC III.
IL. Choir zehski - Pies6 Polki ukla-
du E. Wiedeman'a, wyk. z tow. ork.
Choir XIV ,,Kalina" z Bay City, Mich.
pod batuta dyr. Il. A Dzieniszew skiego.
l3. Soprano Solo - Sweet Days
Waltz" przez II. Bailey, wyk. z tow.
ork. hon. cz}on. Wv. Sp. Pol. pani R6Aa
Kwasigroch z Chicago, Ill.
IA. Choir aefski .,Walczyku moi" q.
kladu B. J. Zalewskiego, wyk. tow.
fort. Choir xxx Wanda z Bay City,
Mich. pod batuta dyr. Jana Nowio-
kiego..
Is. Chor zehski - ,,Piesh wsr6d
drew, uk}adu r. Hensel'a, wyk. tow.
ork. .Ch6r Pan" Chicago, Ill. pod
batuta glow. dyr.
Is. Ch0 mezki - Polonez z opery
,,Halka" St. Moniuszki, wyk. po{aczons
chory mezkie z tow. ork. pod batuta
glow. dyr.
p. S. Jak widzimy Z tego bogato.
urozmaiconego programu, re i naszs
gwiazda, PAM Rota Kwasigroch wy
stqpi W tym koncercie d~wukrotnie. Ma
my nadzieje przeto, re iua to wystar.
cry, by przyciagna6 ma koncert cala
polonje z Detroit.
Jak nam doniesiono, bedzie to mai
swietniejszy Zjazd wv. Sp. Pol. " Am.
to tee | z Chicago wybiera sic pokazna
liczba tax spiewakow jak i gosci, DO
podr6t Jest bardzo tania. Billet tam i Z
powrotem, dobry ma Z dni, kosztuje
tylko $3.50, a bye mote Re j "a 5 dol.
bedzie mozna dostac, je1eli bedzis do
stateczna liczba osob.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30

nale7afo zaledwie pare tysiecy ludzi-
try Tub oztery tysiace dolar6w rocz-
nis, 70 i dzi'iaj, gdy Zwiaxck liczy
$1,000 cI.oskrw. koszt administered
powlnicn be- ten oau! A re tax ME
Jes., se wydstSi m adn,inistracje 81 i
mus,2 bye o az wielsze przeto o.
wi panowie napsdajQ IA Zarzad, po-
sqdzs;sc go O n~aGuzycia, o kra-
DIE. rcprostu.
Wymowiiismy to hanbiace siowo
ale, ~niestety, powiedzielismy to, CO
wiemy, &c pewne osobniki maja ciqgle
re- ustach mysli onaszym Zarzqdzie.
liywo stale nam pred oczyma Ia
SEA sz!achta polska, co to chciafa, by
Fr6l obieralny i s,nat ME mieli lad
he; wiadZy, by sejmy mogiy bye zry-
wane przez jednego szlachcica, by
wielka Rzeczpospoiita byfa rzadzons
niemal tym samym kosztem, co male,
wicjskie gospodarstwo.
Wynikiem tego byfo, re Rad Polski
stall sic kolkiem w reku szlachcic6w a
Polska, o%toczona przez wrogow, ME
mials czem bronic swych granic i
upadfa!
Zastanowcie sic wiec wy, p~anowie,
co be- z~astanowienia, powodowani
jedynie namietnoscia j osobistemi "a
chceniami, wywoiujecie W grupach
niewiare i spiski; co wszystkich, sto-
jacych ma czele Zwiazku, podejrzcwa-
Gle wciaz o naduzycia i buntujecie
~przeciwko MIN ludzi uczciwych do
czego dazycie?
Otto do zniweczenia dwudzicstolet-
niej piracy, do rozdwojenia wsrod mas,
do zabicia uczciwych dazeh i starah.
Zastanowcie sic p6ki czas jeszcze,
DO jezeli nasz Zwiazek ma wzrastac i
rozwijac sic nasz Zarzad Centralny
potrafi dzialac energicznie.
J~ednoczesnic o~strzegamy braci ma
szych W grupach, ME z~najacych jcsz-
cze dobrze konstytucji zwiazkowej,
pred temi wichrzcniami protestant,
DO mic latwiejszego iak usluchac fall
szywych ~oskarzen, zlych podszeptow
a wskutek tego wystqpic &c Zwiqzku i
stracic wfozonc pieniqdze. Nanny juz
takich, kt6rzy podburzeni wystapili z
szeregow Zwiazkowych a dis prosza
sic, by ich z powrotem przyjeto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
z Detroit, Mich.
Program K O dnia 3go
wrzesnia.
CZEST 7

CZESC /.
1. Lutnia Polska - Zbi0r Piesni Ma
rodowyoh przez A. Wrohskiego, wyko-
ma orkiestra pod batuta jen. dyr. J. N.
Nowickiego.
2. Choir mieszsEy - Kwartst i Choir
Wegrow - op. Ouch wojewody"
l.. Grossman'a, wykonaja poiaczone
chory Wv. SIP. Pol. W Am. z Tow. orkie.
stry pod batuta g}ownego dyrygenta.
3. Tenor Solo - Recitativo i Dunn
ka Jontka z op. Halks st. Moniuszki,
wykona z tow. ork. pan p. Wesolowski
= Detroit, Mich.
4. Choir mezki - ,Krakowiaki" z
pKsntsty", b. Dembihskiego, wykon.
po}aczone ch6ry mezkie Nv. Sp. Pol. z
tow. orkiestry poi batuts giownego
dyrygenta.
8. Soprano Solo Aria, z op. Hal
ka, st. Moniuszki, wyk. z tow. fort. no.
norowa ozionkini Nv. Sp. Pol. PAM
R6aa Kwasigroch z Chicago, Ill.
9. Choir mieszsny : Msrsz ! Hymn
Wsgisrski . op. Duoh Wojewody Z.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
NOtatki.

Poniewaz zdarzaio sic nieraz, IL o.
kolniki rozsyiane do grup zwiazko-
wych ME byiy wcale czytane IA posie-
dzeniach grup, przez co czionkowie
Zwiqzku ME o~trzymywali potrzebnych
informacyj o sprawach Zwiazkowych;
przeto odtad wszelkie informacje Ia
rzadu i Sekretarza Jeneralnego ME
beda rozsyiane ~sekretarzom a stale u
mieszczane ma czwartej STRONGLY
,Zgody".
Zwracamy ma te zmiane uwage bra
CT zwiazkowych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
New YOrku, n. Y. .
X omitet ola przyjeoia pu}k.
Milk Q O.

q iona Oddzia}u Skarbu wybrany To-
stal ola przyjecia pu}Eownika u. Mil
kowskiego komitet, " skiad kt6rego
wchodza nastepujacy obywatele: Pre-
yes obyw. st. Nswrocki z CIR. 1888; wi
oe-prezes obyw. w. Bia}d-prez. Tow.
Oswiaty W N. Y; sekretarz prot. obyw.
w. Jungschlagier. sekr. OR. A; sekre-
tarz finan. obyw. A. Domalewski-prez.
Oddzia}u Skarbu; kasjer obyw. s. Maj
chrzak-wice-prezes Oddzia}u Skarbu
obyw. g. Pruss, podkomisarz Oddzia}u
Skarbu ma New York OR. 2S4, obyw. J.
Jaszczewski, CIR. 81 prszes; obyw. A..
Hintz z CIR. 43 sekr.; obyw. M. Komih.
ski z Or. 80; obyw. l.. Frymikowski
prezes CIR. 80. - w. Jun schlagier,
sekr. kom.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
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Program Zjazdu Spiewak6w Polskich
W Ameryce przsdstawia sic jak naste-
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P~oniedzialek 3go wrzesnia o godzinie
9tej rano. N~abozehstwo W kosciele
Najsw. Marji Fanny, rog Russell i Can
field ulic. o godz. 1890 rano. Pray
witanie gosoi i r~ozpoczecie sejmu W
Harmonic, r6g Russell i Leland ulic.
o godz. Sci wieczorsm konoert EN-.
pire teatrze ma ulicy Lafayette blisko
Mich. ave.
Wtorsk Ago wrzesnia o godzinie Gel
rano sesia eejmewa; godz. 2:30 pc.
pisy chor6w W Harmonic hall, o godz.
$3.50 wisoz. bal " Harmonic hall.
Sroda 5go wrzesnia o godz. Gel sesja
sejmowa, o godz. Pei pc po,udniu wy
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mia hall.
q powodu konwenoji listonosz6w "
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wsjaoy ma Zjazd Spiewak6w Polskioh
W Ameryce korzystac mole. Kszdy
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czssc Zwiazku Spiewak6w 5go wrzes-
mia o Sci godzinie wieczorem W Har-
monia hall r6g Russell i Leland ulicy,
przemawiac beda nastepujaoy panowie:
prof. T. Siemiradzki, prof. R. Piatkow.
ski, ks. Rzadkowolski, s. Barszczewski,
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Ktoby cbcia} nsbyc bilsty ma kon-
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81 do kasjera komitetu p. p. Lsszczyh.
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Bilety ma bankie. sprzedawane beda do
Ego wrzssnia, cena S1.OO cd osoby, BIZ
Lefty ma bal 20 25o. cd osoby.
p. S. Cena biletow ma koncert rs,
80, 35 ! Bow adaj, sskr.