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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-05
NATIONAL BANK
Story of First Banking House Established
In New Mexico.
FOUNDED BY l.. B. MAXWELL

The First National Bank Of Santa Fe
was founded by Lucien B. Maxwell, of
Maxwell land grant fame, on December
1S, 1870, and is the oldest banking house
in the Territory Of New Mexico. When
Mr.. Maxwell embarked in this business
he had just sold his grant and had
ey to burn. He put up the entire capt.
ing enough shares among personal
friends to form a directory in COM
pliance with law, and was naturally
elected the first president with Charles
F. Holly serving as cashier. The orig
inal stock certificates and the first let
ter heads used by the bank had print
ed upon their face a vignette of Presi-
dent Maxwell with a cigar in his mouth.
At that time the wealthy native bust
ness men kept their accounts with st.
Louis commission houses, and were
wholly unacquainted with modern
banking methods. The new bank con-
sequently had many difficulties to con-
tend with. These were increased by the
Law llLdly WIN vi AAAUA" W0o AS"A
to have plenty of money, his associates
In the enterprise failed to inspire con-
f1dence. So the business Of the bank
was not profitable. In the spring Of
1871, Hon. Stephen B. Elkins, subse-
quently delegate in congress from
New Mexico and at present United
States senator from West Virginia, set
about securing a charter for another
bank. Before that plan was carried
out, MI. Maxwell sold out his stock to
Mr.. Elklns and his associates, and the
bank was re-organized with 8. B. Elk
ms as president, Jose Leandro Perea
Gather of Delegate Perea) as vice pres
ident, w. w. Griffin as cashier, and s.
B. Wheelock as assistant cashier. That
force remained in charge Of the insti-
tuition until 1873. when Major R. j.
Palen succeeded Mr.. Wheelock a. as
sistant cashier. On the death Of Jose
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strides and became an establishment of
note in the west. In 1875 it became APP
parent that, owing to the unsafe condi-
ton of the roofs and the large number
of pupils, a e building was absolute
ly required. Brother Botulph undertook
the task of raising the necessary funds
for the purpose by subscription. He
was successful. Subscriptions were re-
ceived from all parts of the territory.
The sum of S., 900 was subscribed by the
clergy and people of Santa Fe in a few
days. The bishop headed the list with
$500. Construction work was soon after
begun.
Brother Botulph was born in Ger
many in March, 1888, and has been en-
gagged in educational work all his life.
Following the example of three Of his
brothers, he Joined the Christian Broth
erhood soon after coming to America,
in 1852, and before coming to Santa Fe
in 1870 taught in institutions of the
Brothers at Montreal, Kingston, De-
troit, Rochester, Baltimore and Phila-
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Model and Extensive Nurseries-One of
the Prettiest Residences and Loveliest
Grounds In the City.

SAS ! ASkNiSok oAaN
Grounds In the City.
There is no prettier home spot in the
southwest than that of Grant Riven-
burg. The accompanying cut conveys
some air idea of the exterior Of the
residence, but the interior furnishings,
which are rich and modern, must be
left to the readers imagination. And
the grounds, too, are spacious, aItisti-
cut by gracefully winding gravel roads
extending from Palace avenue through
a fine orchard to the west entrance Of
the dwelling. Mr.. R%ivenburg has al
ways been a builder. During his long
residence in Santa Fee scarcely a year
has passed that he has not made some
notable permanent improvement on one
or the other of his extensive land hold
ings. At his home place toward the
Hillside avenue side he has lately erect
ed a gem of an office building out of
stone, brick and iron. He is now hay
ing stone cut for several hundred feet
of a stone wall along his Hillside We
nue. frontage, and is also building a
large model barn out of stone and
brick.
On the premises is kept part of the
stock of Rivenburg's Santa Fe nursery,
though the bulk of it is grown at his
fruit farms, one in Santa Fe valley
south of the city, and the other IN Te-
suque valley. AS announced in his sew
enteenth annual catalogue recently is
sued, Mr.. Rivenburg makes a speciality
of acclimated orchard and garden
stock. Experience has shown that this
is by far the best for orchardists in
New Mexico and Arizona to use, and by
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WUNSCHMANN & CO..
Tried BY Fire-Oldest and Best Insurance
Agency In New Mexico.

1t can truly be said that the insur-
ance firm of Paul Wunschmann & Co.
has been tried by time and tested by
fire, and has never Deer found wanting.
1t is the oldest, and it is certainly at
the very head of responsible insurance
established in 1882. 1t has given the
public insurance hat insures'; has
paid into the hands of the people of this
territory many thousands Of dollars,
their property and lives, and stands
ready to pay out many thousands more
whenever their risks are written, when
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delphia. Prior to leaving for the new
world he taught for a time with one of
his elder brothers in Germany. ruring
the thirty years he has been in Santa
Fe he has faithfully dedicated his en-
tire time, talents and energy to building
zealously and effectively laboring in the
same behalf. He enjoys the respect and
confidence of all who know him, and it
is a source of rejoicing that his present
vigorous physical and intellt ctual
health gives promise of years Of useful
activity. Besides filing the position of
president Of st. Michael's College, he is
a member of the territorial board of
education.
GROUNDS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
The college buildings occupy the site
originally selected and purchased by
Archbishop Lamy in the southeastern
part Of the city, and command an ex-
tensive view of the town and surround
ing mountain scenery. The Fairgrounds
are about 400 feet wide and 500 feet long,
and are provided with a grand stand
overlooking the fine baseball ground,
a bicycle track and other facilities for
healthful exercise and amusement. The
main college building was completed in
1878 at a cost of about $40, 900. 1t is two
stories high, with a mansard roof, Is
160 feet long and 80 feet wide, and Is
surrounded by walks and balconies. All
the rooms are perfectly lighted and VEN
tilated from both sides. 1t is principal
ly used for class rooms and dormitories
The class rooms are on the first floor.
and are so arranged as to accommodate
from fifteen to thirty pupils each. The
dormitories are on the second and third
floors, and more wholesome and desira-
BILE sleeping apartments could hardly
be constructed. In connection are ex-
cellent bath rooms.
Adjoining the main building is a
large and massive brick structure,
which was completed in 1887. This
building Is three stories high, with a
basement. The basement Is used for
dining rooms, kitchen and storage pur-
poses; on the second floor is a large and
sunny study hall for boarders, with side
rooms for music and rotations; on the
second floor is the spacious examination
and exhibition hall, with rooms on ell
Their side for private lessons. Only part
of the third floor Is at present in use,
but it can all be utilized for bed rooms
when needed. This building is n of
the most substantial in the territory,
and is thoroughly modern in all it's ap-
pointments. The accompanying picture
! shows the main college building In the
upper left-hand corner, the new brick
annex opposite, historic San Miguel
church in the lower left-hand corner,
and the college Fairgrounds opposite.
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SAINT VINCENT'S.
An Ideal Home For Inyalids Conducted
BY the Sisters of Charity.
HOME COMFORTS HROVIDED

The st. Vincent sanitarium at Santa
Fe is the largest and best equipped in
stitution of it's kind in the territory. 1t
is owned and managed by the order of
Sisters of Charity that has it's Mother
house at Mount St. Joseph, Hamilton
county, Ohio, a few miles from Cincin- |
natl.
The first Sisters of the order to begin
work in New Mexico We're four in num-
Der and anne to Santa Fe upon the re-
quest of the late Archbishop J. B. Lamy
in the year 1865, who gave up his own
house to the Sisters and surrounding
grounds for the use of a hospital and
orphan asylum. These Sisters were
Joined some years later by two others.
They established themselves in the old
in use, on the ground now occupied by
the more modern structures that they
have since erected.
The first work they undertook was
the care of orphan children and the
INDECENT sick, their support being de-
rived from contributions made by the
various parishes of the territory. At
a later period the territorial legisla-
lures made appropriations to aid them
in the care of the orphan girls and poor
sick, but of late years these have been
reduced to such an extent that the Sis
ters would be compelled to abandon
much of the charitable work done in
the orphan school and in the hospital
were it not for the aid they receive
from the s%anitarium, where persons in
i'll health and able to pay for their &C.
commodations find every comfort
of an attractive home, may hava the
best of medical advice, and are at all
times under the cheerful and intelli-
gent care of experienced and self.sacri-
icing nurses.
In 1880 the Sisters began the erection
of the large three-story building which
for years was one of the most attract
i've landmarks of Santa Fee, but which
very unfortunately was destroyed by
fire in 1896. This building was orig
inally intended for an industrial school,
but the advent of the railroad about the
time it's construction vas begun. SO in
creased the demands made on the Sis
ters' hospital facilities that it became
necessary to abandon the original pro-
ject and to devote the new building to
the uses of a hospital for which pur-
poses it was first used in 1881.
Tn 12Se the nraSant brick hnspit3l was
erected, and the larger building was
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examination of the catalogue of prices
issued by the Santa Fe nursery 1t will
be seer that it can here be had in great
variety and at figures quite as reason
able as non-acclimated trees and
brought from distant nurseries,
and not near so apt to thrive from the
day of planting.
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c%orporated in 1874. The initial step was
taken by Bishop Lamy when he ur-
chased of Don Simon Delgado and his
mother, Dona Maria de la Luy de Del
gado, a most desirable tract of land ad-
joining the old church of San Miguel.
The land had a frontage of 1928 feel on
what afterward became College street,
and 624 feet on Canine Rael, or Alto
street. Having by this transaction Sc
cured a spacious house, well adapted in
situation for a college, he next proceed
ed to the difficult task of securing the
necessary teachers. Very Rev. Peter
Eguillon, who had succeeded Very Rev.
P. ]. Machebeuf as vicar general of the
diocese, was sent to France on this mis-
sion. With the consent of the superior
general of the order, he finally persuad-
ed four brothers to accompany him
back to the far distant mission. Nine
priests joined the party. Under the
guidance Of Father Eguillon they set
out for America in the summer of 1859,
and arrived at New York without acct
dent. There they were Joined by an
other brother. Making haste, they
reached Kansas City, then the outpost
of civilization, and Immediately started
across the plains in a On this
memorable journey they were constant
ly beset by almost incredible dangers
and hardships, their lives being repeat
eddy imperiled by attacks from hostile
Indians, but finally reached Santa Fe in
October, 1859. The first night after their
arrival they were the guests Of the good
bishop, and the next day took posses
sion of the house prepared for them,
sleeping on mattresses laid on the
ground, for the house had no floor. Re-
pairs were Immediately made and
boarders were received in the school, on
November 9, 1859. Bishop Lamy as
sumed the responsibility for the our
chase Of the necessary furniture and
supplies, which cost exorbitant prices
at that time, owing to the remoteness of
Santa Fe from railroads.
loIlo VI LIE SOLlLILIH.
The day school was opened December
22, 1859. The number Of day pupils va
ried from $50 to $50 from 1859 to 1869.
There were thirty boarders the first
year, and this number increased to fifty
in 1868. Brother Hilarien was the first
director. He was recalled in 1862, and
- - r-Al. l.
Brother Geramius assumed the duties
Of director in September, 1867, and wise
ly continued the work Of his predeces-
sors. He was succeeded by Brother
Domitian in November, 1870, when
Brother Botulph, the present incum-
bent, was sent as superior Of the house
of Santa Fe and visitor of New Mexi-
co. 1t was under the direction of Broth
err Botulph hat the college took rapid
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ST. u|CHaEL's COLLEGE
Founded BY Archbishop dlly
In 1859 anC Conducted by
Christian Brothers..
DIRECTORS OF The COLLEGE
Splendid Success of the Institution Large
ly Attributable to the Labors of Broth
er Botulph-Wide Influence
Attendance Large.

st. Michael's College was founded in
1859 by Archbishop j. B.. Lamy and
placed under the direction of the Broth
ers of the Christian schools. 1t was in
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Do PIP. SekretarZy grup
wv. Mar. Pol.
OSTRZEZENIE!

POmimo kilkakrOtnie wysyfane.
60 do niekt6rych PIP. Secretary
grup zadania o nadesfanie do ad-
ministracyi ,,ZgOdy" listy czfon-
k6w tychze grup wraz z adresami,
= Sekretarze ci ME uczynili teg0
dOtychczas, pOwOdujac znaczne 1
kOsztOwne Op6znienie W przepro-
wadzeniu piracy uregulowania ad-
res6w ,,Zgody" do kohca ! naraza.
JAG tenn samem ma pieregularne
Otrzymywanie gazety nawet 1
czfOnk6w tych grup, kt6rych Sc
kretarze przesiali listy adresa
Oddawna, poniewaz ostateczne u
r%egulOwanie wysyfania ,,ZgOdy"
jest mOzliwe dopiero pc sprawdze-
niu adresSw WSZYSTKICH GRUP
wv. Mar. Pol.
Wskutek tegO a j~eszeze WY
wamy n%iniejszem wszystkich PIP.
Secretary, Op6zniajacych sic z
nadesfaniem listy czfonk6w swych
grup z ich adresami, azeby to
natychmiast uczynili. Prey
czem stanOwczo Ostrzegamy, re W
przeciwnym razie kazdy z mich, ma
mOcy S 2 Art. XIV / S IL Art.
XXXII prZez sam fakt "a
niedbania tego 1 tym razem, be-
die urzedu swego zfo-
zOny.
w imieniu Zarzadu CentralnegO
Zwiazku NarOdOwego Pol.
+. ii. JABLONSKI, Prezes.
Il. VI. HELINSKI, Sex. Jen.
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ZGODA
Zwiazku N. p. wyn0si: 4 Gently
ma fundusz biezacy, 3 Gently ma

Zwiazku N. p. wynOsi: 4 Gently
ma fundusz biezacy. 8 Gently ma
organ urzedovy ,,Zgode" i PC
cd kazdyoh $500 ubezpieczenia
ma fundusz rezerwowy, czyli kto
sic ubezpisczy ma $500 piaci &c,
ma 5000 - lie. a ma So00-l3c.
Podatck posmiertny piaci sic pro
rata. t. ]. odpowiedaio do wyso-
kosci ube,pieczenia i liczby
zmarlyck czfonl6w. Jezeli kan
dydat lub kandydatka. zabez.
pieczajsc Gle ma 5000 lub $500,
skohczyli lat 80. musza dosta-
vic wraz z aplikacya metryke,
passport. papiery wojskowe Tub
inny prawny dow6d owieku.
Zabezpicczajac sic zas ma $500,
musza dostarczyc te dowody
skohczywszy lat A. Bee tych
dowodow zadna aplikacya ME
bedzie przyjeta.
Zeznanie pod przysiega. re
kandydat hub kandydatka maja
lyle a lyle lat, ME jest praw-
nym dowodem wieku j ME be-
die uwzglednione.
Pc dalsze obiasnienia MONA
sic kazdego czasu udac pod adre-
sem:
T.. M. HELINSEf,
Sekretarz Jeneralny q. N. P.
102-l04 w. Division ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
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O~BJASNIENIA
Ola kandydat6w 1 Handy.
datek do ZwiaZku n. =.

Do Zwiazku Mar. Pol. moze
wstapic obecnie kazdy mezczy-
zna Tub niewiasta w dobrym sta
ME zdrowia, polskiego, litew-
skiego i rusihskiego pochodzenia
Tub spokrewnienia, w wieku cd lat
Is do so, j ubezpieczyc sic ma
$500, 5000 Tub 5000, st6sownie
do wolf. Wstepne piaci sic pod
lug lat: cd Is do 25 lat % CEN
tow cd kazdych $500 ubezpie-
czenia, cd 20 do 30 - SOC, cd
80 do 80 - S1.00, cd 35 do 40
= $1.25, cd 40 do 45 = II so.
Kandydaci kandydatki LEGACY
cd 45 do so lat mogq sic ubez-
pieczyc tylko ma $500 i plaza
$500 wstepnego. Pr6cz tego
pfaci sic w formie wstepnego
10c cd kazdych $500 ubezpie-
czehia ma fundusz rezerwowy,
25c ma certyfikat j 25c ma srebrna
odznake. Obok tego kandydat
Tub kandydatka skiada jeszcze
SOC cd kazdych $500 ubczpiecze-
MIA jake depozyt W grupie. Re.
gularny miesieczuy podatek do
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20 by pOwiedziaf KOlumb

guyuy dis Pc tax diugiej i burzliwej
podrozy wyladowal ma ziemi amery-
kanskiej, brzmiaio by najzupeiniej
inaczej, niz jego siowa z roku pan
skiego 1892. Wtedy og4osil on, re
nowy kraj ten stanowi wfasnosc koro-
ny hiszpahskiej. Dzisiaj, majqc zruj.
nowany zoladek zfem odzywianiem
sic ma tax ~malehkiej fodzi, zapytalby
natychmiast o Trinera amerykahski
Elixir z ~gorzkiego wilma, i oglosiiby
60 bez wahania jake znakomity sro.
dek ma wszystkie dolegliwosci orgte
now ~trawiqcych. Niema zadnej wat
pliwosci, re znai by on ten eliksir do
brze, poniewaz zada go kazdy zaatako-
wany podobna choroba i Mkt dotych-
czas ME byf n~arazony ma zaw6d
W tenn z~aufaniu.
Jest on ~wyrabiany przeszio lat die
siec przez J6zefa Trinera, 437 w. 18
ul., Chicago, ILL.,, i jest take sprzeda-
wany W aptekach, lecz jest koniecz-
ME potrzebnem, azeby bye pewnym,
re sic kupuje rzeczywisty Eliksir
gorzkiego wilma Trinera, poniewaz ten
jedynie jest slawnym re swych zadzi.
wiajacych wlasciwosci leczniczych,
gdy tymczasem wiele z innych ofiaro-
wanych publicznosci srodkow SO po.
prostu ~falsyfkatami niedbale przygo-
towanymi i bardzo czesto niebez-
~piecznymi i szkodliwymi ola zdrowia.
Trinera ameryka6ski Elixir z gorzkie.
go wilma czysci zofadek i krew, cd.
swieza mysl, usuwa przyjemnie i sku.
tecznie zatwardzenie i niestrawnosc |
zaleca sic W sposob overwhelmingly
W wielu bardzo wypadkach choroby
wqtroby j merck chocby zadawnionej /
upartej, ktora wydaje sic ~niemozebna
do wyleczenia. Powyzsze vice oswald.
genie o Kolumbie jest najzupeiniej
siuszne.
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Do 81. czytelnik6w ,,ZgOdy".
OSTRZEZENIE.

Cd d}uzszego juz czasu og}a-
szamy bez przerwy W Ego
die. re kazdy cz}onek Zwiaz-
ku Narodowego Polskiego,
zadajacy zmiany adresu, po-
winien koniecznie i jaknajwy-
razniej pOdawaG sw6j starry
j nOwy adres Oraz numer
grupy, do kt6rej nalezy. Po-
winno sic take wypisywac
dOkfadnie miasto, oraz ulice,
podfug nazw ma naroznikach
lub latarniach, be- Zmian ma
nazwy pOlskie.
Bez tych szczeg6}6w adre-
SUI zmienic ME mozemy j kaz-
dy list, W ktorym czegokol-
wick z tych szczego}ow brak.
zmuszeni jestesmy wrzuciG
do kOsza.
Kto sic vice do powyzszych
wskaz6wek ME zastosuje, sam
bedzie winien, jezeli gazety
ME dostanie. Il szacunkiem,
Administracya ,,Zgody''.
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Biuro Zarzadu Central
negO wv. Mar. Pol.
BacZnOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wydawane
ok6lniki do sekretarzy grup.
w tenn miejscu beda zamieszcza-
ne zawiadomienia cd Sekretarza
Jen. dla sekretarzy grup i czfon-
kow q. N. P. Niechaj vice kaz-
dy czfonek Zwiazku zwraca
baczna uwage ma to miejsce w
,,Zgodzie" czyta uwaznie wszel-
kie zawiadomienia tax ably byf
dobrze poinformowany o spra.
wach Zwiazku, albowiem wy
mowki jakoby ME byf ma posie-
dzeniu Tub ME byf poinformo-
wany dostatecznie przez zarzad
swej grupy ME beda stanowczo
uwzgledniane.
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POsiedZenia Zarzadu
wv. N. p.

Podfug uchwaiy Zarzadu Cen
tralnego jcdno regularne posie-
dzenie Zarzadu Centr. odbywac
sic bedzie dnia 15-go kazdego
m~iesiaca. Jezeli logo przypada
ma niedziele, to posiedzenie Cd
bedzie sic W nastepny poniedsia-
TEX.
Drugie regularne posiedzenie
odbywac sic bedzie PREY kohcu
kazdego miesiaca, st6sownie do
potrzeby zwofania takowego
przez prezesa Zarzadu Centr.
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POszukiwanie.

Jozef Gajkowski Z Brazylji, (Ports
Alegre) ~poszukuje szwagra swego.
Ludwika spocuyhsziego ! iego Aony
tony Apolonji z Gsjkowskich, oras
Grzegorza Tomczuka Jackowskiego I
jego aony Amy z kyszkowskioh. Pisss
pod adresem: F. b. Zdanowski, Porte
Allegro, K. r. G. S. Brazil.
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Do PIP. Sekrcta rZy .GrGp
/ CZtOnk0w wv. n. T..

Podaje do wiadomosci PIP. Sc
kretarzy Grup i czfonk6w u. n.
p, &c zosta}y ufozone MOVIE apli-
kacye dla kandydat6w i handy
datek ma czfonkow z. N. p.
Aplikacye te oznadzone SO u 60
ry: A. Dnia 2 Sierp-
MIA 1900.
Upraszam wiec PIP. Sekretarzy
grup, ably odtad stanowczo ME
uzywali starych aplikacyj. tyl-
ko natychmiast pisali nadesfa-
ME i'm nowych w takiej ilosci. W
jakiej sa i'm potrzebne. Ola u
nikniecia pomyfki najlepiej jest
zniszczyt wszystkie stare apli-
kacye.
Aplikacie ma dawniejszych
blankietach ME beda stanowczo
przyjmowane. Dajac vice TAXA
aplikacje do wypefnienia leka-
rzowi, naraza sic kandydata ma
niepotrzebne koszta.
Aplikacye dla czionk6w ME-
ubezpieczonych pozostaja tie sa-
me (z6}te). :
Podaje takze niuiejszem do
wiadomosci, re wszyscy czion-
kowie Zwiazku n. P. kt6rzy zni-
zyli swoje posmiertne z 900 dol.
ma 600 lub 800 dol. powinni n a.
ty chmias odes}at swoje Ger.
tyfikaty (Polisy) do biura Ia
rzadu Centr. jezeli jeszcze tego
dotychczas ME uczynili. Kto
zas sw6j Certyfikat zgubif lub
takowego do dnia 2 Sierp. 1900
ME odebraf, pomimo re takowy
byf mu wysfany, powinien W
jego miejsce przysfac zeznanie
zrobione pod przysiega pred
notaryuszem publicznym Tub
sedzia pokoju. re Certyfikat "a
ginaf lub re takowego ME ode
brat, dodajac przytem, re gdyby
zagubiony Certyfikat dostaf sic
napowrot w jego posiadanie, lub
W posiadanie jego spadkobiercy
Tub spadkobiercow, ami on sam
ami jego spakkobierca lub spad-
kobiercy ME beda sobie roscili
prawa do innej sunny posmiert-
nego, tylko do takiei ma jaka sic
on pc w~ejsciu w zycie novel
konstytucyi cd dnia 2 Sierpnia
1900 zabezpieczyf.
Zarzad a szczegolnie sekretarz
finansowy grupy powinni baczyc
Ma to, ably kazdy czionek ich
grupy miaf Certyfikat ma TAXA
sumo, ma iaka sic zabezpieczyf.
Certyfikaty dla czfonkow, ktorzy
zmienili sumo posmiertnego, dla
niewiast i nowych czionkow
beda wyrobione tax predko jak
tylko zostana zaprowadzone
zmiany W ksiazkach Zwiazku N.
L. spOWoGOWane WproWadZe-
MEM W zycie novel konstytucyi.
TAX Same jednolite ksiazki
ola wszystkich grup beda u}ozo-
ne, skoro tylko Zarzad Centralny
przekona sic, jaki ukfad bedzie
najodpowiedniejszy, tax azeby
by1 dla urzednik6w kazdej CRU
Ply zrozumiafy.
Move ksiazki ME beda gotowe
az prawdopodobnie dopiero oko-
to przysz}ego nowego roku, dla
tego re bedzie najlepiej zapro-
wadzic nowe ksiazki z rozpocze-
ciem nowego roku.
z bratniem pozdrowieniem,
IT. N uPIUZSVI SoLr a.,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30

Zwracamy uwage cz}onkom Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, ably kazdy, zmieniaJac swoje
mieszkanie, pOdawaf zawsze starry I nowy
adres, Oraz numer grupy, do kt6rei nalezy.
Tym sp0sobem ~unikniemy wszelkich pO-
myfek PREY wysyfaniu '.Zgody". ktO do
tegO sic ME ~zastOsuje, temu "Zgody" pO-
sy&ac ME bedziemy mOgli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30

sowa dla niedok}adnych adre.
SOW, czy tez zmiany mieszkania,
ME mole i'm paczek z konstytu-
eye doreczyc.
Zarzsd Centrally.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
POtrZeba rZeznika.

Rzeznik znajacy sw6j zawod dosks.
male PREY sprzedasy " kramie jake y
zakresie msssrstwa mote dostac stale
zajecie ! dobra zasiuge, tylko fachowise
Potr.ebuje sic sgiosic. John P. Pooss-
ksj, 1850 Sc. Louis, Mo.