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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

wyrysowansj mapis nalsAy odd.islnie
~uwydatn!c stosunki orogra6o.ns. inna
sai rasa - hidrogrsfio.ns. potem -
klimatclogio.ns, .oografIo.ne, stnogra.
fiosne I :. d.
Go sic tyo.y podrec.nik6w l ksiaask,
majsoych swis.sk /. nsuks gsografji,
moAemy wska.ac nastepujacs:
Waciaw Naikowski- Zsrys gsogra.
fiji povssschnei (ro.umowsj); jest to
praoa pierwssorsednej wartofoi, pr.eto
salscamy ja jak najusilnisj. Waciaw
Nafkowski - Gsogrsfic.ny r.ut Okla ma
dawna Polske; K. Benoni I L. Tatomir
- Krotki rys gsografji do usytku
sskolnsgo; Baranowski 1 Dsisd.ioki -
Gsografja do usytku s.kolnsgo; F.
Cssroy - Zarys ro.woju wlsd.y o .ie.
mi ma tie historji odkry6 gsografisz.
nych; FIR. Holwald - Europa; FIR. Hsl.
valid - Asia 1 Australja; E. Rsclus -
Zismia " krajobra.aoh 2.ty; DR.. A.
Rshman - Obscny system gsografji,
wysnuty . jej d.isj6w; F. Salimisrski,
B. Chlsbowski I w. Walswski (redsk.
oja) - siownik gsograflo.ny Kr6ls.
twa Poiskisgo innyOh KRAKOW siowiah.
skicb; l.. Tstomir - Przsglad podr6ay
l odkryd " fwieois arktyc.nym; K. hr.
Tys.kiswio. Villa I jsj brssgi pod
wsgledem hidrografic.nym, historyc..
nym, arohsologic.nym I stnografio.nym,
wydanie ilustrowane; DR.. J. Vlaoh -
Lad afrykahski " swietls nsjnowszyoh
badah; w. Puets - Kr6tki rys gsogra.
fiji por6wnawo.sj ola uaytku sakiad6w
naukowyoh l do ~domowsgo wyohowania
.~astosowany; Ok. Pssohsl Historic
odkrye geografic.nyoh.
Co sic syc.y map I atlas6w, ts .alsci.
lismy jus W ciagu tsgo ro.d.ia}a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
P~ODRECZNIK SZTUKI
DRAkAfYGIlEJ
OLA AMATOROW.
Pod}ug
Dziefa A. Trapszy.
(Cisg daisy


WSruszenie jest niepokojsm o c.ysto
moralnsj barwis mote by6 radosne
lob smusns' stosownis do prsyo.yn Wy.
wofujacyoh to uosucis. Zsuwazv6 "
MEM safety pr.ebisg prooesu, roxpoo.y.
najaoy sic " ssrcu a ro.str.ygajaoy sic
widoc.nis " ocsach - izami (s.oxsp6i.
ME u kobist),
MscSarsia' to spotegowany nispo.
k6j, wyrasa sic pre-. porus.snIa magic,
oiagfe 'miany misjscs 1 polozenis; krew
spie'1nie krsty, muskuiy twar.y na.
pr.emian soiagsja sic 1 ~ro.ciagajs, ohwi.
lami SERGE sic kuro.y, rugby jsgo "a
nieprawidiowe, prses co bisg krwi O..
pozoia sic lub nagls prsyspies.a, o.so.
wick uoIuwa oie4ar 1 siada aby ode.
tohns6.
PrSera@enie rodzi sic nagls wsku.ek
niespodsiewausgo, naglsgo wra.snia.
W tym kr6tko. trwaiym stanis oaty OF.
gani'm do.najs wstr.sinisnia siloseo,
zmysiy traca ohwilowo swa wlad,e,
ws.ystkis SHY omdlewsja - niskiedy
rs'ulsatem tego stanu bywa a~poplsksjs.
KaAdy stan ro.stroju odpowiednio do
silly l charakteru, " jskim sic objawi.,
twor1y mnisj lub wiecej nanietns DO.
rywy uoxuois.
Poniewat pobudki, daJacs .ao.stsk
tsmu Tub owsmu ro.strojowi duoha "a
rosmaits, .przsto rozliozne 60 rod.ais
ucsuc.
Observation-Disclosures I najlatwiej.
Sym jest podsiai tyoh uo.uc ma dwis
gfowns grupy: ma p'syjsmne l nispr.y.
jennie, kt6rych odblsskiem psyohio..
csnym jest zadowolsnie 1 nis.adowols.
ME. Kaada Z tych grup d,ieli sic q.
spokojns ! g~waitowns u~crucia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
8. Uczucia przyjemne ~spokojne.
SpOk6j.

Jszsli umysf l ssros wolns 50 cd
ws1elkich przsciwnoloi, to TAXI stan "a.
sywsmy spokojsm.
Ceohy 'cenic.ns: Wyras twar.y Ia.
godny, spojrssnis jasns, pewne, NOVA
powolna lecz nile roIwlskia - porusze.
MIA iagodns ! ME crests.
Nadzieja.
To uo1uoie wywotOje myil posisda-
MIA jakiego dObra W przysrloioi. Zio.
Zone jest ono ztrrsoh s~lementow: DO.
snanie dobra, ssdIs posisdsnis 1 wiara
" moasbnosc ~osiagniscIa 60.
owocsm nadsisi " umyfls.nsszym 50
u%rojenia' msr.enis, fantsstyosne obra.y,
wisjs malujscs sic " wyobrszni. Mo.
dOic n~sjiatwisj, najgorecsj poddajs sic
nadsisi. Cschy soeniosns: twars Ia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

jua ME kasdy Dauo.yciel t. prswda
s'o.srse sic pr.ejmujs, a najcssIoiej
jest on tylko bisrnym opowiadaosem
wra4sh, kt6rs sam otr.ymas z drugisj 1
t~rssoisj reki. A tax, osobistoi6 nsuczy
oisla odgrywa tn nispospolits role. C.y
to jest csfowisk.obywatel osy odcsuwa
ssoserss r6tns ~dsisjowe momsnts, o.y
mu ohodzi o ksstaiosnis oharakteru MILO.
dsiesy, o.y tylko o dobrs sgsamin.P
Juz To tkwi jsdna, leoz ME jsdyna, zsa
strona sprawy. Historic - movie EMO.
WI jest to nauka oparta ma prsykia.
daoh syciowych. Istotnis TAX jest; ale
'aohodzi pytanis, W jaki to spos6b 1
kisdy d.isci kupo6w,. rsemieslnik6w,
rolnik6w t. d. beda mogay nasladowae
ozyny wielkiob wodz6w, kr6l6wP Jest
wislkis prawdopodobishsswo, ae i'm sic
nasladowanie takis nigdy ME uda, a
pr.eto syoiows pr.ykiady ME pr.ejds
" ayois; ~inaozsj m6wiso, nauke rsuoo.
no ma ohybR. trafi: Bysoby no.s ko.
rsystnisj dad dzieOiom jasns pojeois o
wiadzy monars.ej W r6anyoh o.asaoh I
krajach, o sposobaoh wojowsnia, a
ws.yssko objainiac przyk.sdowo. DO
poddanym jest sic .wykle.
Opr6oz tsgo, wnaucssniu historic ma.
gromad.a sic IA wiele nadzwyczsjnych
fakt6w, wydar.sh romantyosnych sr6t
nych o.asow | KRAKOW, kt6re, gdy sic
ra. wpoja " umysiy uo.ni6w, .as.o.s.
pisjs pogarde ola powsredniego zyoia.
C1y p~ossdanie nad.vyozajnosoi / ma.
rzsnia o nioh mogs stanowi6 ideal wy
chowania d~zisiejszsgo obywatelaP -
zopslnis tr.ezwo rIso.y biorao, nauka
bissorji, iak sic js obsonie 1 pows.soh
ME stosujs do wychowania, woale ME
wyglada ma wierny obra. prawdy ayoio.
wei. Atsby to mialo miejsoe, nals.a
loby uwage uczni6w odwr6oic cd wr.a.
Wy wojsnnsj, cd intryg i pompy roz
nych dworow, . skisrowsc j. ku sled.
liskom praOy wynala.o.sj, nauki 1 sstu.
hi.
Jeteli ucIniowie 50 odpowisdnio pr.y.
gotowani l W dojr.als.ym wieku, wtsdy
'wyohowawoss snaosenis dobrss prowa.
dsonsj nauki historic mozs mis6 Ola
Mich nispospolita wartoic. M6wimy o
dobrzs prowadzonem naucaaniu, co
snaozy, IL dziejs stsnowis r1eozywists
nauke zycia be. zadnsj domiesrki ten.
dencji' Jest to bowiem dosy6 jasns, 20
poznanie ludskioh charsktsr6w W., daanofci
l c.yn6w konieoInis prowadsi do wy.
ksssatcsnia rIstslnyoh sad6w moralnych
! ksstaici rozumnsgo obywatsla.
Znsns twierd.snie, ae ksziy mimo.
wolf must nsrsuoac historic sw6j wissny
poglsd, nile mote sic ostac jake .assda
ma polu piracy wychowswcssj; DO W ia.
kim rasis nauka dsisjow byiaby tenn,
c.sm js kto misc prsgnie.
Maya prawds, o lie mia W umyils
ludIkism prawda d.isjowa bye mote,
powinns bye oitarrem, ma kt6rym "a
rowno dsiejopis jak nauo.yoiel d.isjow
ku c.oi jej spalajs swoje pr.essdy 1
upodobsnis. Nssre prywstns prrsko
mania ME moga sic nsrrucsc nauos,
loox nank. 10 -yrab;aH -x.-i.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

cssgo bfedu dopus.o.ajs sic .wykls pc.
dagogowis, nslessoy do r6.nyoh stron.
niotw,ii albo Of, kt6rsy dbalofoi o
wfasns wysnsnle, gotowi % saws.s ka.
misniem r.uoic ma iuue wy.nania re-.
ligJe' Me godzi sie " sskols podawa6
nP' Mahomsta " w~atpliwoi6, jakoby
osIuSta. w fakta dsisjowe ME nals4y
r6wnist wprowadsa6 d.ialanis s!l, obso.
noIoi kt6rych wykaza6 lam ME mo4n.
be. s.wanku ola logiki. Juzoi ME uls.
Ga najmnisjs.ej watpliwoioi, e W d.is.
jaoh narod6w c.ynniki rsligijns odpry.
wafy sawsss ogromna role; ale pr.soiez
wisr'snia religijue ME dajs sic uto.ss.
MID : potegami nadpr.yrod.onsmi.
(Ciag dals.y ~nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Jak sic uczyC
i jak uczyc innych.
Napisai
adolf Dygasiriski.
Gag delszy).


tyc.sca togo samsgo zakrssu, misnowi-
ole tez, 4e " ~nowoaytnej oywili.aoji lu
d.is "a maao obssrwujs niebo, prssk'a.
dajao uganianie sic IA nsjdrobnisjs.y-
my p~unkoikami ma zlsmi. A jednak
ataro4ytnym ME wys.io ma .is csssts
odwracanie Elowy ku olbr.ymismu
sklepisniu. Jut pr.soie odmian ksis4y-
Ga odpowisdnisj jest uozyc sic droga
wiaupsj obssrwaoji, ani.sli . ksiaaki.
N~ajleps.s pr.ygotowanis do nauki
gsografji utanowi odbywsnis podrozy
LADEN 1 mor.em; albowism dobryoh I
wyraznych wyobra4sh o p~rssr6Anyoh
ksztaitaoh bardso trudno jest naby6 Z
mapy 1 ksistki. Jakaz to r6tnica o.y.
tao o krainie g6rzystsj, oglsdac j. ma
maple, nawet ma rycinis, q prssbywac
nisj cIas jakil, widIiec j. ma wiasne
oozy! Kto naocznis ME posnai wodo.
spadu, olssniny morskisj, pr.ylsdka,
wybrzssa m~orskiego, grupy wysp, pus.
syni, stspu, wulkanu, CORY lodowej
1t. d., ten nigdy O tych p~rzsdmiotaoh
ME bedsie miai dobrego pojeoia.
Ale trEeba poprsesta6 1 ma mnisj do.
kiadnyoh wyobraAsniaoh, swatywssy, i.
maio kto ma moanofc odbywania podr6.
ay, a nauks gsografji potr.sbna jest
katdsmu. Samouk, TAX Same jak ucssh
W sskols, obrazami must sobis sastapic
brak r.scEywiutoioi. Chooiaaby .ai kto
ma wiasns oozy duao widziaf I ohooiat
by . bardso dobryoh obras6w wyciag-
MAI jak nsjlsps.y usytsk, to jednak
prsy nauce gsografji MIC mu ME sasts.
pi mapy I globusu. Wprawdsie mapa
zs w,gledu "a sw6j usematy.m W pred.
stawianiu ks.taisow stoi niasj cd obra.
HI, wprawd.le jest n tylko sym.
b~oli.owaniem r.eoxywistosoi, jednakas,
kto sic raz poznal Z to symbolika, ma
uo.yi sic god.ic j. . r.so.ywissoioia,
ten jut . mapy wyciaga bard.o .nao.ns
korzyfoi. Mapa jest najwasnisju.ym
irodkism orjentowania sic, nawst W ia.
kich okolicach, kt6reimy juz .wisdsali
p~osnsli. OprooE tsgo, mapa dale mot.
nosc ro~.patrywania wieks.yoh pr.sssrss.
nj; PREY jsj pomocy moasmy sic prey.
glsdac fIjognomji cslsj kuli .ismskiej.
Naresscis, dxieki s%iosowaniu rysunku,
Tub barwy odpowiedniej, mspa dale
nam pojecis o s%tosunkach fsyornyoh,
gsognostycrnych; zoografornyoh, stno
graf SInych. pOlisycsnych l t. d. - Be.
pomocy mapy ME podobns po.nac kie-
runkow r.sk, pasm g6r, granio, linij
b~rzegowych 1 I. d. 70 ws.ystkiemi ioh
saismaniami..
Dobre mspy 50 TO wiso .nskomits
lrodki, uiatwisjscs Iarowno W szkols
jsk W samouctwis nauke gsografji; ts
kismi wiasois 50 mspy Sydows, KEEPER.
n, Pstermanns, Stislsra, Berghsusa.
Kto sic ucsy gsogrsfji, powInIen pa.
missso, ts ME nslety trscic wisls osssu
ma 'opogrAfje, poniewat geografjs nile
jest nsuks misjso, ale stanowi ona his.
torje naturslns Eismi, tel widowni, ma
k'orsj C.iowiek w~ystspujs do walki /.
siismi prsyrody.
Jako potytscsne ola ssmouks cwioIe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
ROZDZIAk XII,

Go mowia pedagogowie o ,naczeniu historic
" wychowsniu, a CO wykazuje rzeczywls.
tosc? Jakim bye powinien wykiad dziejow?
Wadliwosc nauczania historic. .Czy MONA
historic narzucac swoje wfasne poglady?
Przebieg s~topniowego ulepszania sic melody
wykfadu dziejow w kursie elementarnym.
Mapy ! atlasy historyczue. WHISKY kurs his
tori ola dojrzalszej i przygotowanej juz
mfodziezy. Wskaz6wki co do niekt6rych
ksiazek, pomocnych w samouctwie.
Peiaggoowis prsypisaja h!storji nal.
swyc.ajnis doniosie .nao.snis, uwa.a.
jao to nauke "a lrodsk wysoko ks.tat.
oacy nietylko iuteligsnoje, leo. 1 cha.
rakter %c.lowiska. Historic - powla.
dsjs jest to pOse,ny ~pedagogio.ny
osynnik, wyohowujaOy nissylko jsdnoss
HI, leo. caiy nar6d; ona bowism pobu.
d.a | ksztalci wyaszs wiadss duchows,
- ona jsdna wfr6d nauk ma nsjwyzs,a
etycsna doniosiofc, jake srodek wyoho.
wswoIy' Htstorjs - m6wis inni -
jest TO pcdr6t, odbyta " minione wlski,
oelsm obcowania . najd.islnisjssyni
ludzmi prssszlesoi.
Rssc. s.csegolns, IL pomimo takioh 1
innyoh lic.nych ma o.slc wyohowaw.
cIoicl historic pochwal, r.adko kiedy
jsdnak spostrsedz MONA " wycho.
" owocs. Pr.sdewssysikism wy.
znso nslety, ae narody Gale ME umisjs
Z historic wycisgac korrysoi, jsdnostki
r6wnist' Go wiecsj, .~auwatono, IL
mfodsiehcy " srkols, ks6rIy oslujs "
nsucs dzisJ6w, ME ~odrnscssjs sic jed.
nskte jake lepisj cd innyoh wychowa-
nj; csestokroc % to tax rwani kowsls,
umisjscy wybornIs psmietac nsssepsswo
rosmsisyoh fsktow. To pr.eois. nile
Insmionuje wytsIej intsligsncji; taxa
jednokisrunkowo prIeoistons panied
stsnowi nawst charakter rozoych ogrs.
nicronych ludsi, istot bisrnych. Ale
csyt motns o TO obwinIac hissorjsf Me.
Psawds, se nabytki umysiows tr.ymsjs
sic siss panied; chodsi jsdnsk o 10, 90
uOssh psmista:-zyws, pe,ns prswdy
obrasy, c.y wyrssy, ~powisssns " Ida
mia, kolsjno 20 sobis nsssepujsoeS
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-06-16

the work OF the bureau of information
was more complete and comprehensive
than at the meeting in the Rockies.
There we're questions that the women
could not answer, but they we're few in
comparison with the thousands which
were disposed of satisfactorily.
Thursday afternoon thirteen beauti-
full homes were thrown open for the
various state delegations. Every wo-
man reserved her prettiest gown for
this occasion, and the sudden, summer
like warmth made wraps unnecessary,
even for the southern women, who
turned out 10 organdie and muslin
frocks, the like of which are seldom
seen on the streets Of this northern
town.
Judging from the number OF carriages
on the streets, there probably was not
one left standing in any barn, public or
private. Tall carts and stately vic.
torias, rakish stanhopes and tim
broughams, business-like cabs and cum
bersome hacks were called into requi-
sition, while here and there flashed an
automobile. The tops Of every closed
carriage were down and many of the
women rode with uncovered heads.
shielding themselves from the hot sun
with gay parasols and the glinnses that
the public on the sidewalk had was one
of brilliant color.
The following important changes
were made in the constitution:
A second vice presidency was added
10 the list OF Office.
The representation will give clubs Of
less than fifty members representation
through it's president or her appointee
only; clubs between fifty and one humid
red representation through president
add one delegate, and larger clubs one
delegate for every one hundred mem
bers
The office Of state chairman was abol-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-06-16

ished and there vas substituted feder-
alton secretary appointed by the state
president who has general supervision
OF General Federation affairs in each
state. Where no state declarations ex-
list, the General Federation is to select a
committee of three from different parts
OF the state or territory 10 handle its
affairs in that state or territory.
Practically this vas all that was ac-
complished. though it was not done
without a vast amount Of talking, a
great display Of parliamentary wisdom
on the part Of few and pitiable lack
of any on the part of others. and so
much din that one xasperated woman
in the rear OF the room, when she had
finally succeeded in gaining the recog-
milton of the chair. offered resolution
that at future biennials no delegate
should be given credentials unless she
could prove her ability to converse
fiusntly in the deaf and dumb alpha
bet.
Mrs. Lowe, who is charming woman
with the sweetest southern voice and
most graceful movements, expressed
herself as being delighted with the
warmth and greetings extended by Mil
waukee and with the elaborate prepar-
atoms made by the local club women
for the biennial.
How they must have worked she
said. "to have accomplished so much!'
Mrs. loves apartments were adorned
with flowers, great vase OF magnificent
American beauties occupying the place
of honor on the table, while on the man.
tel we're pinks and white roses in profu-
sion. And the Nebraska delegation
had the pleasure Of Sc nding her beau
tiful bunch Of American beauties.
Mrs. Lowe is fine parliamentaria
and demonstrated her remarkable abil-
ity as a leader.
The following is complete list of the
delegates from Nebraska: Mesdames
Anna L. Appersop, president; B. M.
Stoutenborough, Byron Clark, A. E.
Cady, DR.. Groihan. d. B. Hord, M. j..
Monetle. Cobb, s. c. Langworthy, W.
Q. Dickinson, George TIlden, Draper
Smith, Frances M. Ford, w. P. Hartford,
c. S. Lobinger. G c. Belden, Mary G..
Andrews, G. H. Gere, A. w. Field, H.
NJ Bushnell, E. Plummer, NJ. D. Welsh,
F. II. Lair, E. II. Barbour, s. III. At.
wood, Henry P. Eames, A. c. Ricketts,;
Misses Alice Howell. Ida P. Wilson,
julia B. Haskell, Annie Miller.
Ths following communication from
the president of the Self Culture club Of
st. Paul explains itself:
To our Lincoln friends we owe a
great deal OF the pleasure of our trip,
everything being arranged for our COM
fort. To them we owe the thanks Of
the St Paul Self Culture club.
NELLIE E. CADY.
The City Improvement Society OF
Summit, New Jersey, has issued this
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-06-16


the triangular green before the library.
Through the kindness of the chairman
Of the committee. holly and mimosa
tree from North Carolina were planted
near the library.
Millions Of caterpillsrs threatened de-
struction to the trees of Summit last
summer. Private subscriptions to the
amount of $24.6O were given to destroy
their nests. Men went systematically
through all the woods with torches set
upon long poles, aud burned the nests
wherever found, at a cost of only eleven
dollars and ten cents, leaving thirteen
dollars and fifty cents still in the hands
OF the committee to complete the work
this spring, wherever the pest reap
pears.
Throughout the year the need Of a
public park for Summit hae been dis
cussed and plans and possibilities have
been considered. An earnest effort is
being made to arouse vital interest in
this project.
The humane committee, during the
spring, placed a gas tank like those used
by the Societies for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, behind the City
hall. In this forty or more dogs and
cate. either vagrant or sick, have been
painlessly and instantly killed. The
city provides the gas for this purpose,
and DR.. j. E. Rowe, Jr gives his vet
erinarian services. The association
charges fee Of twenty-five cents for
the private use Of this tank, which in
cludes the burying of the animal. Four
members Of the committee are yearly
made members Of the s. P. c. A. Two
signs now direct drivers to the easiest
approaches to Summit, one at the cor
ner Of Bridge street and Morris avenue,
in East Summit, and one at the junction
of Springfield and Morris avenues, near
Briant's pond.
Science having clearly demonstrated
the malarial influence OF the mosquito,
beginnings we're made last year to ex-
terminate this pest. Owing to added
knowledge and experience, the work
will be done more thoroughly this year,
and staguant pools, low lying spots and
all places collecting water after heavy
rains, are to receive systematic month
ly treatment OF kerosene. Property
owners, florists and householders are to
be asked to cooperate in eradicating
the mosquito from Summit. The pro-
portion Of kerosene needed is one ounce
to fifteen square feet of water. This
quantity is Injurious to neither animal
nor vegetable life. except to the larvae
OF the malarial mosquito, and is too
small an amount to be at all obnoxious.
1t is advised that householders occa-
sionally use weak solution OF kerosene
and water under shrubs and flowers
where mosquitoes are likely to breed.
This work, to be properly done, will re-
quire 500 the coming year, in special
subscriptions.
Audubon bird charts have been placed
in the public school 10 Summit, the
public school in East Summit and in
the public library.
The care Of the birds during the sum.
mer and the nesting season. the prevent
i've oversight Of reckless driving, and
the attention to the watering trough at
the station, have been a repetition of
the work Of other years.
Treasurer's account, March, 1899
March, 1900. Mary A. Taylor, in &C
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thO saiiOuo oihSOic oosa
of the association 10 1899 and 1900.
Mrs. Henry B. Twombley born Doane)
is president and furnishes this depart
ment with the report. The officers are:
President. first, second and third vice
presidents. recording secretary, CORE
spending secretary, treasurer and exec
utive board nf twenty-three women.
The committees are classified az follows:
Finance, Park. Railroad Humane, SAM
tary. Street, Vacant Lot, an Advisory
Board and an auditing committee.
REPORT FOR 1899 1900.
The third year of the Town Improve
ment association of Summit, New Jer-
sey, closed in March of the present year.
The executive board, therefore, renders
it's report for the past year, in order
that all members of the association may
know what work has been done, in what
way the money entrusted to the board
by the public has been expended. and
in what manner the work of the associ-
alton may be assisted by the people of
Summit
A statement of the work accomp-
lished by the various committees will be
in point.
The sanitary committee has clearly
demonstrated that the ecavenger work
in Summit can be performed in a salts
factory and sanitary way. The sani-
tary service has one hundred and thirty
eight patrons, gain of eighteen names
over last year. The beard of health has
responded most cordially to all COM
plants sert in through the committed g.
and they have been many, for garbage
is frequently dumped and left to decay
in vacant lots, cellars and other places
in town.
The board feels that it lie time that
the city undertook this work, so neces-
sary for the health and welfare Of the
citizens, and the association is ready to
renew its offer Of last year, and to do
nate it's metal carts to the city. The
board of health is ready to assume con-
troll OF tbis work. 1t, therefore, only
remains for the taxpayers to indicate
their willingness to empower the city
council to make the necessary appro-
priation, and the board will feel that it's
long and disagreeable work has not been
in vain.
The work o. the vacant lot committee
has been afforded with much discour--
agement, owing to the indifference of
property owners. However, the COM
mittee has succeeded 10 having few
vacant lots cleaned, and several others
have been cleared under the direction
of the committee, at the expense of the
owners.
A larger committee has been formed
for the ensuing year. but the hearty CO.
operation of property owners is needed
to accomplish much in this direction.
The street committee could do very
little last year, owing to the scarcity of
water, and consequent inability to have
the streets watered. The board has
petitioned the city council that some
definite and thorough steps be taken
this year, whereby the streets OF Sum-
NIT may be both properly and suffic-
iently watered.
The T. l. A waste cans were newly
painted and put in perfect order last
May, and are thoroughly cleaned each
month during the summer, with hot
water and steam.
In the fall the snow plows we're re-
paired. reprinted and shafts fitted to
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The City Improvement Society OF
Summit, New Jersey, has issued this