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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
How is YOUR WIFE?

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Indigestion, Sick Headache are the princip,
causes karl's Clover Root Tea has cured these i'll
for half century. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts Money
refunded if results 20 not satisfactory.
For sale at Nevada Drug store
eastern part of..tnwu. Inquire of Mrs
Fox
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22

\ man looks at his trembling hands
and says: 7i feel a bit shaky this morn
ing, and shall need a bracer.v His real
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from opium, cocaine, and other narcotics
usually found in so-called nerve medi-
cines.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
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David DugSins, Esq, of Jones Ohio Co, Ky.
writes: "When I began taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery l think had nervous
or general debility OF three years duration. 1
took three bottles of the Discovery During
the time was taking it my sleep became more
refreshing and gained fifteen pounds weight,
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Free DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser is
sent free on receipt Of stamps to pay cost
of mailing only Send II one cent
stamps for book bound in paper, or 81
stamps for cloth binding. Address DR..
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
EMU NJ ORATORS
Not Permitted to Disclose Results Cf
Their Work.

Washington, June 1,--(Spl)-- the
instructions to epumerators who are
to gather the information for the cen
sus in June, the following sentences
are found: 'If you are asked what Is
the population of your district or of
any portion, reply that you are forbid
den by law 10 answer, All such re-
quests, whether from newspapers, 10.
cal officials, or individuals, are to be
referred to the director of the census"
The census law declares that an emu
merator who communicates to any un-
authorized person the information he
gains In the performance OF his duties
is guilty of n misdemeanor and liable
to n fine of not more than $500. One
reason for the law is that experience
has shown that locul officials often
make serious errors.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
WITH ONE HAND
Tied Behind His Back and
Both Feet Hobbled,
Winger Declared That He Could De.
feat Masino---Mayors Court.

"Red' Wingcr and Joseph Masino
had n lively fight in Charley Ross
saloon, North Howard ST., Wednesday
night. In Mayors court Friday morn
ing Winger was tined S3 and costs,
and sentenced 30 days to the work
house. The time part Of the sentence
was suspended, pending Winger's be-
hayior. AIasino was fined S3 ana
costs.
According to the tectiniony Winger
was the nggressor. He is alleged to
have remarked TO Masino: II can lick
you with one hand tied behind my
back, and both feet hobbled." For n
while the men debated the advisabillty
of securing seconds and going outside
of the city limits TO settle the affair
But they finally got started in the sa-
loon, and were mixing things in good
style when Officer Goodenberger ar
rived and arrested the combatants.
Edward Tontier was urraigned on
n charge of assnulting his father, Louis
Tontier, In n menacing manner. He
was tncd So and costs and sentenced
30 days TO the workhousc. Upon Ed
wards promise to be good, the
time part OF the sentence was sus-
pended. The boy is 10 years old, ana
II is alleged, secures liquor at South
Akron saloon. Officers We're instructed
TO notify all saloons in South Akron
10 refuse to sell Edward intoXicants.
John Ross, w. &. LaCoWt and Jns.
Murphy, intoxicaton, 81 and costs.
Case against Clement Ruttcr, accused
|by y. B. Terry of obtaining goods
under false pretenscs, dismissed,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
"0LD GLORY"
Barred Out OF Parade By
Confederates.
A Warm Discussion Over Its Admis-
sion Today.

Louisville, Ky, June 1.--(Spl.) Rain
Is playing havoc with the Confederate
reunion. Last night and yesterday all
out door affairs were declared off and
this morning heavy rain Is falling
and the big parade may be called off.
At the Sons of Veterans meeting to-
day Captain U. II. McLaws command
er of the Georgia division, stated that
he had been Informed that the stars
and stripes were to be carried at the
head of the United Sons of Confeder-
ate Veterans division in the parade
today. TO this he entered strong
objection and made IL motion that the
flag be left out of the parade. His mo-
tion was seconded by MI Biscoe Hind
man, of Louisville. Then followed an
Interesting discussion. IT was plain to
be seen that the anti-fag sentiment
was the stronger of the two.
Ben Howe, of Louisville, made a
speech in favor of harmony. He urged
that no action be taken rejecting on
the flag Of our country. Mr. IL. b.
| easier, who is of Mr.. Howes staff
moved that Mr.. McLaw's resolution be
| tabled. Tie vote to table the resolu-
| tion was lost by a vote of 10t to IS.
| 1t will he settled before the parade.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
BIRTHS.

READING May 20, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter f. Reading, 504 Buchtel ave-,
daughter.
LUTZ-May 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lutz 400 North Maple St, a sou.
SCHAI.L--NIay 2S, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. schall, no Kolb ST., a
daughter.
MARTIN--MIay 2S TO Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin, 104 Cedar ST., Il son.
NAuGHAN-May 2S, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. 4. Vaughan, POI South Maple ST.,
u sou,
ROsS-May 2S, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Ross, 203 North Howard ST., n daugh-
ter.
DIBTH--May a, 10 Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ferdinand Dietz, Of 1877 Cuyahoga ST.,
a son
HARTMAN-May 2S, To Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Hartman, 457 Sumner ST., II
daughter.
ROCKER May so, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Rocker, Second ave, daugh-
ter.
KOPLIN-May 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. Koplin, 12GS East Market
ST.. daughter.
BURKHARDT-NIay 80, to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Burkhurdt, South ST., n
daughter
GORDON May 10, 10 3Ir, and Mrs,
Fred II. Gordon, l53 Benjamin ST., u
son.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
ST RlKE
Claims Seventh Victim
at St. Louis.
Policeman Shot by Strike Sympa.
thizer-Lat!er Killed by Comrade.

ST. Louis, June L. .(Spl) The sew
enth victim of the street car strike
was claimed by death at midnight in
one of the most sensational tragedies
that ever disgraced the municipality.
Two men were killed, one an officer,
shot down by n drunken citizen,
strike sympathizer, who was in turn
killed by Il comrade of his victim.
South Broadway, in The vicinity of
the Southern electric power house,
from whence Motorman Sehoe was
shot by guards Wednesday night was
the scene of the double tragedy.
While officer, Dennis Crane, of the
Second district, was patrolling south
Of the power house, he met Arthur
Koenig, who was fourishing double
barrelled shot gun and loudly pro-
claiming that he was a union man,
though not I'm employe of the Transit
company.
Officer Crane advised Kdenig to go
home, he being clearly under the influ-
drunken man pulled down his gun and
discharged both barrels into the Off
GERS left breast and arm.
AS Crane fell half dozen policemen
under Sergt Lucy rushed to the
scene of the shooting. Upon seeing
them the murderer darted away, TAX
ing refuge in n closet back of the bar
In the saloon of Ess Il Sons, southwest
corner of Usage ST., and Broadway.
Officer HORNE ran to the back of the
saloon, while Sergt. Lucy, with Off.
ccrsPatrick Maher and McNichol, rush
ed into the front, Sergt. Lucy was
nearest the door of the closet when
Koenig made II dash for the back, but
HORNE blocked the way. Turning,
hoenig struck Lucy fearful blow on
the head with his shot gun and with
u revolver, which he held in his left
hand, attempted to shoot Officer Ma
her, The latter showed the pistol UP
with one hand and shot Koenig with
| the other. He fell dead.
officer Crane was taken to the Alex
ian hospital, where his wound was pro
nounced fatal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
PRIZES
Awarded Winners of Richfield Speak.
ing Contests.
Especial Correspondence


Richfeld, June 1.-The speaking
contest, under the auspices of the G.
A, r., May Both, was success. Quilts
We're given as prizes. Miss Nellie
Whitcraft, of Bath, won first prize In
first class, and Miss Mary Willifer,
second, in second class, Mr. Carl Brown
won first prize in third class.
Dr.. Arthus Hart, our veterinary sur
geon. had Il government position given
him in his profession, and started for
Kansas City, May 3lst.
Mrs. Rathburn, mother of Frank
Rathburn, has suffered n stroke Of
paralysis.
o. G. Moore and wife are visiting
their daughter in Akron.
Mrs. Il. ID. Hancock has been on the
sick list the past week.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
Miller Reunion.

The fourth annual Miller reunion will
be held at the residence of Joseph
Miller, on the town line, near Loyal
Oak, . on Thursday, June 7th, 1900
and not at The residence OF NJ. l.,
Miller, lIametown, o., as announced
ut the last reunion
DAISY II. Miller,
Wadsworth, @.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
EIGHTH
Will Go Into Camp This Year-Boart
to Meet,

The Administration Board of the
Eighth regiment, o. n. g., will meet
at regimental headquarters in Buoy
rus early In June and decide where
this years encampment of the CON-
mand will be held.
The members Of the Board are: Lieu
tenant Colonel Charles 9. Weybrecht,
OF Alliance; Maj. Fred s. Marquis, of
Mansfield; and Maj. Critchfield, of
Shreve. Propositions for camping
grounds from Toledo, Cleveland and
Snndusky have been received.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
Attention Buckley Post!

You are hereby ordered to assemble
al G. A. r. hall mt 1:30 p. m. Sunday
June 3rd to attend the funeral of our
late Comrade, Marcus b. Wright, bur-
led from the house . p. H., 100 Harvard
ST. BY order,
j. S. TAGGART,
ELI SMITH, Adjutant,
Commander, Jun IL
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
Advertised Letters.

Remaining in the Akron Postoffice
for the week ending May 80.
One cent will be charged on all let
ters delivered after being advertised.
GENTLEMEN.
Elliott, A. h.
Easily, Chas.
Gibbons. Edwin f.
Ginsel. j. l..
Jackson, Dolphie.
Jacobson, H. NJ.
Johnston, II. B.
Mansfield, r. w.
Miller, G. II.
Nowotarski, Josef.
Pore, j. NJ.
Ramsey, Chas. A.
Van Titflin. Clayton.
LADIES.
Jones, Ida.
OvcrScherc, Mrs. Nettie.
Shields, Martha n. CD
Weirick, Mrs. Mary.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
I. NEW CARS
p IN -
Being Fitted Out For
the Akron Line.
Falls Council Had a N eetins Last
Night--Nothing Important.
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Cuyahoga Falls, June 1.-The Coun.
Gil held special meeting last night
to provide for the grading of Front
ST., to its established grade, preparatory
to the paving of said street.
The street committc and Mayor G.
N. Russell were empowered to employ
civil engineer to have the work In
charge, and have it commenced i'm
mediately. 1t is expected that paving
the street will be begun before July
1st
No action was taken on the proposed
ordinance to license saloons.
Mr.. G. II. Rowland has returned
from a business trip to Canadian
points.
The Northern Ohio Traction COM
pany has Is new open cars at the Bed.
ford power station, which are being
placed in condition for the Akron and
suburban service. The cars have ten
seats each and are Of very handsome
pattern. They will be ready for use
within Jew days.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01

Box Az sounded an alarm of fire at
the residence of A. A. Miller, las
Wooster ave, at midnight Thursday.
n coal shed AT the rear of the resi-
dence burned Origin Of the lire Is u
mystery. Damage slight. ...
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
marrias, Licenses.

william NJ. Hammond, Akron ..3s
Mary u. Petit, Akron ,..,.,...,, 40
Groom'S occupation, laborer.
Adclbert $. Viers, Akron .,........ 81
Ida l.. Evans, Akron ,....,.,,,.,.l9
Groom's occupation, flour packer
Martin McQueney, Akron ......,...T
Frances NJ Bowers, Akron ......., 20
Groom's occupation, barber.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
VALUATIONS.
Classified Return Made by Assessor
A. D. French.

The classified valuations in the Third
ward as reported by Assessor a. ID,
French for the years 1900 and $500 are
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-01
Try it
and you'll
buy it.
At all
firSt-ClaSS
Bars.
Heavy Sentence.

New Castle, Pa, Natal, June L.
(Spl)-.An Englishman named James
Torpey has been sentenced by the
British authorities to serve five years
I'm prison and to pay n fine OF 100
pounds for grinding mealics for the
Beers. The charge against him was
treason.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
UWAGA

Ludzie cierpiacy ma chorobe pfuc, wa
troby | zofci, slbo ter ma chroniozny ka-
tar gfowy, nosa, zofadka / ~pecherza, jak
rowniez ma brak apetytu, niestrawnosc 1
zatwardsenie, dsle1 ma ksszel, ciezki Cd
dech, drzenie ciafs, reomatyxm, kfucie.
boil W piersiach Tub W bokach, a ktorzy
tax osiabieni 50 dfuassa choroba, ze ME
NIGGA pracowa c, zostajs usdrowieni w
krotkim cxasie przez u1ycie nowo wypa
lezionego przez Or. P.ySattlera. specya-
listy " l%eczeniu powyzszych chor6b, pre-
paratu, znanego pod nasw8 ,,Korzenia
W~ezowego". Cena butelki soc. i 81. so.
Zwrocic sic nalety pismiennie lub ustuie
pod adresem: DIR. Y. Sattler,
4O5 New Era Bldg, Chi, ago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
zultaty kongresu berli6skiego.

zultaty kongresu berlihskiego.
Pc pierwszym kongresie Zwiazek o.
bejmowa1 40 miljon6w mil XIV. obszaru
kui ziemskiej z ludnoscia 35O-miljo-
nova.
Pc kaadym kongresie obszar .iem,
~woielonych do zwiazku miedzynarodo.
wego, rozszerza sic. Juz " roku 1878
Pc kongresie Pooztowym paryskim OBJ
szar wzrosi do 81 m~iljon6w mil kwadr.
z ludnosoia $50 mill. j miedzynarodowy
zwiszek pocztowy przyjas na.we
"wszeohswistowego". Obejmowal on
zas: W roku 1885, pc kongresie W Liz
bonnie, 80 miljony mil kwadr., zamiesz-
kanych Przez S48 mill. ludnosoi; W TO-
ku 1891, pc kongresie " wiedniu z 90
miljon6w mil kwadr., zamieszkanych
przez 946 miljon6w ludnosci. Podlug
ostatnich danyoh statystycznyoh, w kof.
Gu 1898 roku Zwiazek obejmowal pre-
strzeh 1O4, 131, 1856 mil kwadr. z lud-
nosoia 1,Os1, 1884, 1897 glow.
R-ozszerzaniu sic obszaru Zwiazku
towarzyszyso rozszerzenie sic sfery jego
wewnstrznej dzialalnosoi. z poozatku
porozumienie sic miedzynarodo&e Cd
nosiao sic tylko do poorly listowej
(listy, druki, probki towar6w), p6zniej
wiekszos6 pahstw, naleaaoyoh do Zwiaz-
ku, ~porozumiala sic tel j 90 do innego
rodzaju przesy}ek (pakiet6w poozto-
wyoh, z poczatku do 8 kilogr., pc roku
1885 do 5 kilogr.) i posredniozenia W
prenumerowsniu pism zs.pomooa pooz-
ty.
Me mozemy sobie w~yobrazic zyoia
wsPosozesnego bez Zwiazku pocztowe
60 miedzynarodowego, kt6ry obchodzi
obecnie zaledwie sw6j 1.szy jubileusz
% letniego istnienia. Zadne najwiek.
see zawiklania polityczne ME moga ami
zniszczyc, ami rozerwa6 Zwiazku, zawia-
zanego W celach kulturalnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
Ill.
TajemDica kOzacka.

Mina{ dzieh a Semen ME powrocil.
Konie Po@aPane W polu dopiero pod
wieoz6r przywiedziono do wsi, ale juz
ich ME postawiono W naszej stajni tyl.
ko we divorce u podstarosciego. Przy-
szedi hajduk Kajdasz do naszej chaty i
kauai mi z SODA isc do dworu. Szed}em
z wielkim strachem, jak kiedybym
wspo}winny byl W tenn, co sic stale z
owym zydem i Semenem. Pytsno mnie
surowo a nawet chiosta grozono, abym
wszystko powiada}, 90 jeno wien, beg
wszelkiego zatajenia; jam tez wszystko
powiedzia}, choc tego ME wiele by{o i
mkt z tego madry bye ME m6gl. Gala
o tego dnia ME spa}em; matka take;
zawsze nan sic zdawalo, re kozak wro.
eli; a kiedy tylko co sic Ituszyso ma pod
worzu, wiatr czems potracii, pies gdzies
we wsi zaszczeka}, w~ybiega}em z chaty,
czy to ME Semen wraca.
(Cisg dalszy nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26

Patrze ia " to strone j widze: jedzie
ma siwym koniu CHOP setny, W o~zarnej
aupicy, przepasany szerokim rzemie-
MEM z surowej sk6ry, z twarza oiemna
jskby u guyana, z du.a ozarna broda i
Z ma}emi bystremi oczyma, s~wieoaoemi
jak u kota, ale koso-oki, tax, ze tenn ze-
zowatem spojrzeniem bra} ole jakby
we diva szyd1a i chciai niby przeklue
oziowieka brzydkiemi slepiami ma
wskr6s z obojej strony.
Jak 60 tylko kozak Semen zobaozyl,
Poozerwienia} oaiy jak max polny, ayiy
mu nabiegly krwia ma czole, a oozy mu
sic zapalily takim gniewem, Re az mnie
samemu stall sic straszny.
Bog mi jego da}! Bog mi jego
da& VIOLA wielkim g}osem i sadzi z
koniem presto ma onego lydia.
Zyd patrzy} wieoej ma nasze konie
nia ma mas, dopiero gdy Semen tax
krzyknal i do niego ~podjechal, re swo-
jem kolanem prawie jego kolana do.
tkna}, podni6s1 oczy ma kozaka.
= Kara-M ordach! Kara Mordaoh!-
krzykna} teraz Semen Pogahski sy-
null Sobako! Znasz ty mnieP Znasz ty
Bedryszke?
Zyd sic zatrzas}, poblad} j z nagfym
strachem umkna{ sic W Fad konia, ale
W tel samej -ohwili kozak lap! 60 Ia
gardlo j tax ok~rutnie scisnal, re male
oczka zyda krwia nabiegiy i wysadzily
sic ma wierzch jak ga}ki. zyd az Ia.
charcoal, ale tel chwili, jak mia} plecio-
ny kahczug W reku, tax MIN z calej ST.
ly uderzyl konia, ma kt6rym Semen
siedzial. Swisne&a sydowska pletnia W
W Powietrzu jak zmija i jak zmija zwi-
ne{a sic ma koniu, a koh zapiszcza{ z
bolu i strachu i jak wsciekly rzucil sic
wielkim skokiem ma box. Semen spad}
ma ziemie. Zyd zacia} pletnia swego
bacbmata j zacza} ucieka6 gwa}townym
cwalem. Jak wicher rozmiata} "a SODA
kurzawe i prepaid z oczu jakby W
ciemnej chmurze.
Semen Porwa} sic ma nogi, straoil
mnie z swojego k~ozackiego konia jak
kluske ma ziemie, wspia} sic W kulbake
i ME rzekiszy do mnie ami s}6wka, pus-
OH sic strzaia W pogoh Ia zydem.
Tylem go widziai i siyszal, co swiszcz
puszczony z }uku... ZerwaI sic W gore
wysoko drugi tuman kurzu i zakryI i
Semena j konia. Zostaiem sam ma dro-
DE, a konie husarskie tymczasem po-
pedziiy ma pola, Me wiedzia{em, co
czynic, czy lapac konie, czy ozeka6 ma
Semsna staiem glupi cd strachu i
ciekawosci, z oczyma wlepionemi o
b}oki kurzu, kt6re umyka}y coraz da-
lei, coraz dalej, az opadiy pod gorami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
Jubileusz Zwiazku pocz-
tOwegO.

w stolicy SzwaJoarji zjeohali sic de
legsci z calej Europy i ze wszystkich
ozesci swiata, by przyjac udzia} W uro,
ozystosoi pokojowej, uczcic 25letni ju.
bileusz Zwiazku ~pocztowego wszeoh'
swiatowego.
Zwiazek pocztowy jest i~nstytuOja zu.
Pe&nie nowoaytna i przynosi zaszozyt
wspo1czesnej oywilizacji e~uropejskiej
Jesli europejczycy So cywilizatorami
swiata, to zawdzieczamy to W znacznei
mierze udoskonalonym srodkom komu'
nikaoji wsp6}czesnej poozoie Z jei
zwiazkiem wszechswiatowym. Jul
Rzym s~tarosytuy znal poczte, ale pooz'
- owyoh ozas6w spe4niala Ii tylko "a
DANA dministraoyjno =
Wsp6@czesna zas poozta, s{uzaca ME.
tylko administracji pahstwowej, ale in,
teresom handful i ~przemyslu i oa3emu
spoieozehstwu, jest i~nstytucja zupe}nie
nowozytna, jest dzieokiem naszegc
wieku.
Ma Poczatku naszego s~tulecia poozta
nosi}s przewaznie oharakter fiskalny
byla przedewszystkiem wielkiem przed'
siebiorstwem, dasaoem do pobierania
wielkioh zysk6w. Op}aty pocztowe
byiy nadmiernie wygorowane. Jeszoze
r. 1889 porto "a list z~wyczajny, ME.
przewyzszajaoy 1 uncji lang. wagi
(2S.3 gr.) wynosiso W Auglji, W kraju
najbardziej posunietym pod wzgledem
rozwoju przemys}u j srodk6w komuni.
kacji, 2 franki 4 centimy, ma odleglosc,
przewyzszajaca 700 mil. ang. Ia list
wagi 4 uncje ang. porto ma odleglos6,
Przewytszajaoa 700 mil ang., wynosiso
% fir. 80 OF.
Anglia przez zaprowadzenie Nv T.
1S4O) jednolitej op}aty Il penny "a
korespondencje wewnatrz pahstwa, beg
wzgledu ma odleg}os6, pierwsza utoro-
waaa droge wielkiej reformie przyszsos
OF ustanowienia jsdnolitej oplaty porta
ola calego swiata. Reforme to prze-
prowadzil pred 25 laty Zwiazek pooz-
towy.
Niemcy, ~jeszcze ME zjednoczone, W
pierwszej Posowie naszego wieku, skla-
dajaoe sic Z oaiego szeregu pahstw
Pafstewek, musiaiy, W celu u}atwienia
k~omunikacji pooztowej, zawierac liczne
traktaty pocztowe, miedzynarodowe z
sasiedniemi pahstewkami; szereg tyob
traktatow zosta} ~uwiehc.ony " r. 1850
zswarciem Zwiazku pocztowego ME-
miecko-austrjackiego (,Deutsob oe-
sterr. ~Postverein.) Odtad pozostaje
zrobic tylko jeden krok ola zawarcia
zwiazku pocztowego miedzynarodowe.
60. w r. 1868 DIR. Stephan, p6zniej.
sly naczelnik poczty ~niemieokiej, ere
dagowal memorial, wzywajacy pahstwa
e~uropejskie ma kongres pooztowy W
celu porozumienia sic i zawarcia mie-
dzynarodowego Zwiazku pooztowego.
Kongres, probationary przez Ste
phana j Popierany usilnie przez Rad
niemiecki, doszedi do skutku zaledwie
W kilka lat pc og}oszeniu memorja}a,
gdyz ~zawikiania polityczne i wojna
Observation-Disclosures staly ma zawadzie.
w r. 1874 zosta} zwo}any kongres pocz-
towy miedzynarodowy do Berlins, do
kad przyby}o 20 delegatow pa6stw Gu
ro~pejskioh, 2 Egiptu re Stanow lied
noozonyoh Ameryki Po~lnocnej.
Ma zasadach, projektowanyoh przez
Stephana, zostai zawarty traktat pocz-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
TeOdOr Rudzinski,
4O3 Mitchell nj. Milwaukee, Wis.

Tub do:
J.B. ~PALLAsCH, Sos Noble ST., Chicago. Ill.
JAN KUJAWsKf, 15 w. nth 81.
=, 81. 1901 s. Paulina st. q"
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J. CZAsZEwICZ, Douglas ST., Hammond, Indiana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
NOVEL POLSCE.

NOVA Polska" zuajduje sic przy sta.
cyi Beaver, " powiecie Marinette, Wis.
IA mil ma zaoh6d cd wielkich fabrycz,
nych miast: Marinette I Menominee
wzdfuz jeziora Michigan, gdzie okrety
moga dojechac re wszystkich stron swia-
IA, l DUO koleji z~elaznych, q kolej Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul przechodzi
przez sam srodek grunt6w.
Grunta To ga wszystkie tax zwane
pgrunts twardego drsews", glina I car
noziem, nadaja sic ma uprawe najrox-
maifszego zboza, konicxyny, tymotki,
rozmaite gatunki warzywa oraz owocu |
nada1a sic wysmienicie ma hodowle bydfa
owiec; "a tam dobre drogi, woda, sxkofy
kosciofy oras diva tartaki. Jestto jed
: nym q ~na1lepszych targ6w Ia got6wke W
Ameryce. Dostajemy o wieie wyzsza CO.
ne got6wka "a nasse produkta, bydfo,
1winie ] owce jak W Milwaukee lub w
Chicago. Try cwiercie ludzi stanu Wis
consin zamieexkuje wzdfuz wybrzeza lie.
ziors Michigan, gdxie duze miasta I ia
bryki istnieja q jedna czwarta ludzi Test
~roErxucona po resscie stanu. Farmerzy
tam fadaja Cd $500 do $4,000 Ia akiex
gruntu uprawuego. ia s~przedaje cd $500
do $500 IA akier gruntu nieuprawnego,
ma iatwa wypiate po 8 procent; grunta te
"a beg zadneRo dfugu l dam kazdemu
AePeJ1Somu oOobdht WyhdLuJdCy CZybty
tytuf w~fasnosci, xanim pieniadze zostana
wpfacone; grunta te mole przylegaja do
farm uprawnych. Mozecie pracowac ma
farmie | mozecie W zimie dostac prace w
tartakach | W boru. Dlacxego kupowac
licha ziemie Tub W lichem p~oiozeniu I
kofo lichego targu. kiedy mozecie grun-
"a dostac tanio wdobrze zaludnionej osa-
dzie. Tysiace fasmer6w mieszka ma oko-
10 mas, pomiedzy tymi Jest pr.eszfo 800
polskich familij.
Teraz jest czss xobacsyc jak wssystko
~rosnie, DO vkr6tte bedxie sprzstniete.
Me czekac al pc zni~ach, bo potem ma
swoje wfasne oczy ME mozecie sic pre-
konac, tylko sic spusxczac ma opowiada
nile. Wiele gsnia innych grunts a swoje
chwala.
Wszystko 90 ia zadam, abysoIe sami O.
betrzeli mole grunts, kt6re was przeko-
na1a, be So dobre do uprawy wszystkiego.
Pc szczeg6fy zgioscie sic pod adresem:
TeOdOr Rudzinski,
4O3 Mitchell nj. Milwaukee Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
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