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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Jubileusz Sienkiewicza.

Komitst jubileusrowy Ola uosoxsuia
cwisrd wiekowej praoy litsraokiej Hen.
ryka Slsnkiswio.a, kt6ry postawi' sobis
"a zadsois, ably droga skladek ,lo4y6
mistrzowi podarek cd narodu W postaci
jskisj nisruchomoio!, twor.s ni.ej Wy.
misnione osoby:
Mp. ks. biskup Rus.kiswio., dr.. Ben.
nj, ks. Cheimicki, Caosnowski, dr.. Du.
min, Ejsmond, Gawalewics, Kfobukow.
ski, Kowalski, hr. Krssihski, ks. Lubo.
mirski, Lubowski, Obrebowic., Wa.
wslbsrg I Wisniawski.
Komitet wybral ma swsgo pr.ewodni
cstoego ks. biskupa Rosskiswio.a, ma
jego ssstspoe ks. Lubomirskisgo, ma
skarbnika p. Wieniawskiego, ma sskrs-
tarIa p. Lubowskisgo.
Obsonis Komitet odwolujs sic do
%wislbiciell talentu Hsnryka Slenkiswi.
ora o nadsylanis skiadsk ma uczozsnis
jego praoy pr.ez powyAsj ok~rsslony
dar' Me chodzi tn o wynagrodssnie
m~istrsa, DO ma to mas ME sta6, ale O .io.
tsnis w~idocznsgo dowodu, ae umiemy
uoscic ohlube nasrs, a takas, IL prag
nismy, ably kisdys pc najdluss,yoh la.
tach, strud.ony pracs, .aaya spokoju,
wolny cd trosk doo.ssnych.
Skiadki przssyiac mosna jua to ma re-
os csionk6w Komitetu, jut osobom,
ora. ~rsdakcjom pism krajowych.
Wssysoy oni beds .aopstr.sni " odpo.
wisdnis listy.
nWieloy pisarre, csytsmy W odsswis-
ss niby slohoa, kt6rs .apala O~patrrnosc,
ably Iwieoiiy nsrodom 1 ogrre waly js.
u lob talsntu trysks ma nile .ar6wno
blask chwaty, jak zs6dlo rdrowia 1 ty.
ola. Takism slohosm vsr6d mas Jest
Hsnryk Sienk'ewios. Cwierc wieku a.
biegio, odksd rsOty jsgo plug js, ors6
polsks niwe literaokS a mistrrowsks re-
ks - sisc szosodrre duohows zlarno.
Diis imie isgo rosbrrmisws 20 osiym
swiscie. ~Tfomaorony IA wsE} stkie ME
NAL jezyki, liczy wielbicisli na miliony.
w mas jsdoak, oproor u~wislbisnia, DO.
russo jssrczs ~najtsliwsre struny
wdsiecsnes'I, IA to, cssm, kIedy I jak
mas karmif."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

..@S
Rosji. ten r.sd. kt6ry ohcs mie6 /. II
~syjskisgo robotnika I Ohlopa wisrnych
niswolnik6w, q /. narod6w podbityoh -
possussnyoh baran6w. dsjacyoh sis do.
brss strzyo ola wsmocnienia potegi
oarskiej, ten r.sd despotyosny sam
SVEN postepowanism smussa mas do
vslki o swobody polityosns, o woln,
Rssospospolite polska!
ITO tee my, robotnioy, jake nsjbar.
dsisj uswIadomiona ozei6 ludu polskie.
60, wydzwiguismy wYsoko ponsd
ws.ystko, ponad wssystkie sakstki .is.
mi polskisj s.tandar Niepodlegsofo',
otrsymany W spusciznie po pr.ss.lyoh
p~okoleniach Polski rswoluoyjneil My
walozyc o wolnoIc Polski bed.iemy v
imie wfasnsgo intsrssu, W imie dobra
caiego spoaso.ehstwa polskiego, " imis
wssystkich ludlow, .akusych pr.ss carat
W kaidany!
my, robotnioy Zsg'ebia Dabrow.
skiego, .sbrani tn, wyraaamy nsjwys-
sss pogarde .ar.adowi Huty Banko-
wei, kt6ry wolal straoi6 tysiaos rubli
ma u'r,ymanis wojska, ma 'sp6wki l
hulanki ola carskioh o1ynownik6 w |
oficer6w, kt6ry wolai Wild 1ie6 pr.slans
krsw ~robotnik6w, ni4 od LAD robotni.
kom ich groszs, skradsione Z kasy
bracket.
,Als pamietajmY o tenn, .e nistylko
f'sncusi . Haty Bankowsj Iub nismieo
Dlstel posrafis robotnika polskisgo cd.
dawac ma passive dzikich 4oldak6w
moskiewskiob, lscr to samo robia pol.
skis 1ar,ady kopalh I fabryk, jsk nap.
kopalnia polaka Cisohanowskisgo pod.
ozas ostatniego strsjku. Navel niskt6.
r.y urzednicy fabrycEni I ksieta, pola.
oy, speiniala u mas role sspieg6w 1 po.
mocnik6w zandarm6w moskie wskich.
1 takim jest og6i nas.ych fabrykant6w
I kOn'uszowyoh magnat6w, o.olgaja.
cych sic u stop tronu oarskiego.
ITO tsa my walki , ws.slkisgo 70.
d,aju ~wy.yskiem swojskim / obcym ME
saprzsstanismy, dokad ra.em . prols.
tarjatsm caisgo Iwiata ME ~zdobed.ie.
my sobis u~stroju soojalistyosnego, emo.
ssacsgo nedzs, uoisk / nissprawisdli.
wos6!"
Pc movie ro.legsy sic dzwiski nC.er
wonsgo SItandsru" 1 nWarszawianki".
A %tymczasem tlum wzrasta', gdyA .
r6znych stron grupami nadohod.ili to.
warsy.ze, tax ae prEsd wyjsoiem .
cmentar.a lic.ba .sbranych wynosiia
prsss.io 1000 os6b.
Pc spiewis zsbrani rus.yli pod Huse
Bsnkowa' Ma miejscu, gd.is diva
lata. tsmu towar.ysIe padli, pr.e.zyoi
kulami, aum sic .~atr.ymal ma chwi.
Ike ! odkryi 'giowy, poO.sm Ipis
wsjac nCssrwony Sztandar", rus.yl W
strone Srkoiy G6rnio.sj, kolo kt6rej
poch6d sic .akOhOzyl, to~warsyszs 70.
1ss,li sic grupami do dom6w. w ora.
sic pochodu dnAo prssohodsacyoh mimo
robosnik6w przyiaozaio sic don, lub tea
zdsjmowsso ~-czapki ! kspelusse. Ma
sakohczenis opisu obohodu dodamy, ae
wienisc pozostai ma omsntsrsu j~esrczs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
PachOle Ma grzybach.

Coz mi sic W leslie migio gssscrsm niby,
Odwlodism kurek pstr.e saosajony:
Al tn psOhoiek, 90 wysrsdi ma grsyby,
Stoi przedsmns bardso ratrwoaony.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Clos z Kr6lestwa.
WARszAwA 10 grudoia.


Oswiata. Zabicie szaiega.
Ostatni numsr ,Robotulka" Z data 3
grudnia BIZ, pojawil sic 4 BIN. Jsstto
osasopismo miesieo.ne tajns 1 moono
possukiwaus przsx sandsrmsrje, q DO.
mimo 10 wychod.aOe juA 6 lat regular.
ois regularnie posyians ma uragowisko
pod opaska naozslnsmu ursedowi tan.
d~armskiemu. w artykule vstepnym
sapoviada ono, ae robotnioy polsoy %
" prssdedniu u4ycis novel bronj, "
valos : oaratsm." manifestaOyj publioz.
nyoh. Dotad tylko usywali ors4a BEG.
robooi (ssrajk6w) I tainsgo rosnos.snia
ssowa druk6w. Koniso artykulu MAR
KNIFE te sspowisdz, dowod.ae. 70 po.
grzsby Miohalewskisgo I Janus.a Tan
skisgo .e ipiewami rswoluoyjuymi 1
man'festacja " Dabrowis G6rnio.sj
opr6c. tsgo |. przem6wieniami I okr.y.
kami "a dopisro pr.edwstepnsmi pro.
bami takiego dsialania.
Prsebisg manifsstaoji W Dabrowis
opisuje ,,Robotnik" IA nG6rnikism"
Qnnsm pismsm socjalistyosnem tajnsm,
w~ychodzscsm pono W ssgssbiu Dab.
rowskism cd paru lat) jazz nassepujs:
% godsinis' wpoi do 4 poludniu ma
omeutar.u dabrowskim .sbrslo sic
pr.sszso 900 towsr.ys.y Ola uo.o.snia
pamisoi polsg'yoh. Gr6b ouypano kwia.
tami, a na kr.y4u .awissaono wienieo
oieruiowy, ubrany o.srwonymi kwiata.
tamil napissm nPomordowanym ola
rom r.adu carskisgo robotnicy Dab.
rowy I okolio'. Pc stoasniu wishoa
jsdsn Z towar.ys.y stanai ma w,nissis.
sieniu 1 wypowisd.iai Masterpieces mo-
we:
nPrzsd dwoma laty Rad moskiswski
popsiDil ohydna sbrodnis ma robotui
kaoh Huty Bankowej. zbrodnio.s to
morderstwo, dokonans ma be zbronnyoh
spokojnych robotnikaoh, po.ostaje ola
mas sawsse fwleaem, nigdy ME .atar.
lem swiadectwsm polityki r.adu rosyj.
skiego w~sgledsm robotnik6w. My, 70.
botnicy Z Dabrowy, Sislca I okolic 70
brslismy sic tn, prey grobis pomordo.
wanych nassych braci ME tylko ola
ucsczenia ioh pamieoi, leo. l Ola oka.a.
MIA rzadowi carskiemu, zsImy krew
braci naszych' tn fpiaoych snsm wiso..
nym, przyjeh jake symbol wiki, walki
ma imisrd 1 4yoie . potega dsspotyc1-
nych oar6w moskiswskicb. Niechaj
Rad osrski widai, 4e mlodziutki ruoh
r%obosnicsy nas.sgo .sgiebia ME ulaki
sic kul ! bsgost6w, ME pr.elaki sic
krwi, pr.elansj na uliosch Dsbrowy,
tylko ra.em Z Gale polsks klssa robot.
nicsa daay do znissisnia jarrma niewoli
moskiswskisj, tego jar.ms, kt6rs cd
stu przss.io lat gnieoIe nar6d |polski (
nissOsy wssystkie psjlsps.s jego silly.
tel obroAy. kt6ra Z robotnika polskisgo
chloe .robic pokornsgo VIOLA roboc.sgo,
dsjscsgo sic smsgac nahajks wy1ys.
kiwac obcym ! swojskIm fabry kantoml
nNsm, ~robotnikom, ~jeoIsoym pod
rssdem osrskim, ME wolno jest zbisrsc
sic nj radsic mad swym lossm, ME vol
no Iakiadsc swoich stowsrsyszsf 1 kas
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

SER"
"Ibisram, co xnsjdsr" - chlopak mi
powiada -
Csasami jaja, 90 je ptas.ek nissie,
O,asami sakfe g syb sic dobry NADIA.
nPs.sdn6wsk oieski to I to pomoa.,
mstus tam ..dsiedmi ozska ma mile donna,
"A Jak paciorsk sobis sm6wIs " borss,
Nigdy ME vr6os . pr6anemi rekoma."
Miay oh'oposynal- .na', kedy DO l..l.
Psaki sie gnieadHa; .nal jajs DO kr..
sic,
znaf, ktory psasssk. jake jsja niesis.
Jak js podbisrac I o kt6rym o.asis.
Nsjbard,iej sObis kao,s j.ja obw.li,,
Bo gnis1do " gnia.do, ,ak kspa pr.y
kepie,
Ale sic ma to tylko trochs aall,
~ 'rudny pr1ystep " bagnistym este.
pie.
q kolei prsyszao ma jsja sl~owio.s...
Rreks nj ohiopcsyua: nja jemu nile
s.kodze,
ia jsmu TAX dobrse, jak s~kowronkom
tycse,
DO ktoaby spiswal, gdy po leslie oho.
dzef"
ZiIiwiony pytam: ITO 1 skowrcnkowi
Gniazd ME podbieras.P"
IA brohts mie BoAe!-
re srwogs ma to chtopie mi odpowis
"Tska sic ~krzywds oz.owisk nile wspo.
mote,
S~kowronsk, panic, to ptas1yna wczssna!
l Matka Boska do tsgo Bolesoa -
Wszystkie skowronkl " swej opisos
trEyma:
Wieo ma skowronka sadnsj trwogi ME
NAL"
nJaktoP"- pytalem-
nAlboz Wy nile wiscis,
re TO Zbswiciel ohodxii 20 tym swisoieP
Gdyby dsii oziowisk cho6 popr.ek t.
droga
Prses.sdi, gdsis Chrystus stansl kisdyi
noga,
Byfby jut zbawion!- leo. w6wo.as Ia.
dsiska
Byfy nisdobre DO podis AydsiskaI
Wiec chociaa Plat umyi sobis rsos,
Chrystus ma kr.yzu oddai ducha " me.
ce!
pod kr.y4em ssals Matka u stop Syns,
l Dol js wielki ma duszy u~oisnsi....
1 saspiswaia " nisbiesisoh ptas.yns,
Sporty sic Maria skowronsk .aiwis.
IL tax mad Psnsm uaalR sic w~lsrnis,
10 obciat mu odjsc cbocby jsdno oier.
ME,
Wieo p6ty dri6bkism i d.iobs}i dsiobal,
AT oierh = korony n~sjswiets.ej odsku.
Bfogossawiis Maria skowronkowi,
P~odniosisxy " nisbo " ooxy a~alosns,
1 rzskia " iasoe: Bsdsisss cziowiskowi
1 Bogu spiswai nsjpier-ssy ma wiosne.
IA jake rsekia mu Matka Bolesns,
TAX sic bet isci-b DO ptasIyna wcrssns,
Min Snfoot clio. .rA - ILL ---
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-01

90 rot bear him the slightest grudxe
IN connection with the outrage. King
Leopold Is stated 70 be kseaiy sensible
10 the compliment, and it 10 expected
that the Prince and Princess OF Wales
with their usual foncress Tor the role
OF peaeenzkeFs. will endeavor TO syAii
themselves OF this sojogrn beneath
their roof 10 reconcile him to his
daughter Stephanie-
II reply TO q reader, I would state
that the German order OF the Iron
Cross. first created az the time OF the
gar Of liberation against Napoleon ii
the early part OF the century and re-
vivsd in 1876, when. for second time
in hundred years. the Germans en-
tered Paris. consists Of two classes. the
first OF which WAS only conferred In
the war OF thirty years ago upon the
victorious commanders, or upon subal-
tern officers. who had performed some
particularly exceptional feat OF bray-
cry. In the entire German army there
are only sixty-two knights OF the first
class Of the Iron Cross, OF whom eleven
are today still in active service as
majors. lieatenant colonies and col
onels, the inference being that they
must have been mere subalterns or pri-
Yates when they received the cross
thirty years ago. The second class was
far more freely distributed. In fact,
number of officers received il who did
no other duty than attend upon royal
personages who formed part Of the gal
axy of princes of the blood and SOW
ereigns who accompanied old Emperor
William into France
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-01
FOR LEASE.
FOR SALE

A valuable business site on Mauns
kea, near Hotel street.
One acre ground, between Liliha
street and Insane Asylum ROAD; good
residence sites.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-01
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA
AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF
SUFFERING.

Il suffered for thirty years with dial
rhoea and thought l was past being
cured" says John S. Holloway of
French Camp. Miss. Il had spent so
much time and money and had suffered
SO much that l had given up all hopes
OF recovery. l was so feeble from the
effects of the diarrhoea that l could
do no kind of labor, could not even
travel, but by accident was permitted
to find bottle of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy, and after taking several bottles /
am entirely cured of that trouble. 1
am so pleased with the result that 1
am anxious that it be in reach of all
who suffer as l have For sale by all
dealers and druggists. Benson, Smith
& Co., general agents Territory Of
Hawaii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
A. 0. U. W.

4 now lodge Of the Ancient order
OF United Worllmeu was instituted at
Riverside by District Deputy Grand
Master Workman John l.. Tiff. IL viii
meet in Mechanics hall. Riverside. on
th' first and third Thursdays uf each
month. It, name is Pomham lodge, ~.
3. a. . n. w.
The following officers were unani-
mousN elected ana duly Installed by
j. T.. Tift. +. n. peunell Frank T.. Bur
dick j. Milton Greene ana benjamin
r. Jcusun. y. NJ w. ira j. Con VI.
w Leo r. Nadrau. r.. Henry ID. Cor
man. @. PcrciVal Hatch. O.. Charles "
Adams: recorder. g. r. Ten Eyck: fl
nancier. Charles H. Humphrey; re-
ceivpr w H. Norris j. w. George
Roberts. %. W.. Horace Grcvsou. truss
tees. -. y Coke. Iu -. CON \. @.
Pierce; representative 90 grand lodge.
lIa ID. Gtm. alternate. Leo r. Ncdcau.
Fomham lodge So go starts 1n with
au excellent board of officers and bids
fair tu give good account OF Itself 90
thp near future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
RED MEN.

on Thursday evening, Jan. p, the
well known degree team OF Moshassuck
tribe will visit Narragansett tribe.
where they will confer the chiefs de-
gree upon 81 candidates. \ special car
win carry the members from the door
OF their hall 20 that OF Narragansett
door.
The chiefs of the great council made
an official visit To Waneta council ID.
of u. Wednesday evening. Next Tues
day evening they will visit King philip
tribe.
The ofiicers-olect OF Tahoma tribe
will be installed Tuesday evening.
Woonasquatucket tribe. OneyNille, -
just a booming and bids fair TO be the
best tribe in the state. Applications
f0r membership are coming I'm in large
numbers at each session.
Weenat Shattit tribe ls 20 hold q
fair or trading post and the proceed>
are 20 form "a nucleus for new build
ing. and II the idea is carried out, New
port Red Men viii have the only build
inc owned In New England by the or
der.
The adoption degree was conferred
upon one candidate at the meeting or
Moshassuck tribe Wednrsd evening
Three applications for membership
were received i'm pocassot tribe Monday
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded at the cry Hall during
the psst week;.t Ntt tE
Patrick Carter sold 20 r = Ryan two
lots on Charles street and Hln avenue,
stamp 90 cents. FOR 500.
II Ryan sold TO Raffaelo List ana
wife two lots on Charles street aud Ilili
avenue. stamp 80 cents. for $500.
William Miller sold 10 kimball *
Colwcll Co. estate on Washington
street. stamp IS. for S..
Richmond Manufacturing Co sold TO
Delphne Bachand lot on northeast cor
ner OF cliff and Allston streets, stamp
so cents, for 800.
John Campaninl and wife. sold 10
Antonio Tella and wife two lots on
Charles street and Hi avenue, stamp
sl.50 for 500.
Jonn Gunderlock sold 70 Mary Falcs
ct al. lot on northeast corner OF Grand
and Huntington avenues, stamp %
cents, for SO. ft
Nurragansett Real Estate co. sold 10
Mrs William L Henry lot Oh Priscilla
avenue, stamp 80 cents. for 800
Michael Doyle ana wife sold 10 GiOc-
chino Cipella and wife TWO lots on
Homestead plat. Oineyville. for 500.
Michael Reynolds ct al. sold no NJ Il
Magure lot on Greeley street stamp 80
cents. for $40.
Calvary Baptist church sold 10 r w
Waterman church estate on Friendship
street. stamp Sl50. for $40
Edward Parkinson sold 10 Prudence
VI Parkinson estate on Wadsworth
street stamp $50, for $40
y O Cook and Wife sold 20 II + Hor-
ton estate ON Potters avenue, stamp 81.
for $40
+ \ Smith and wife sold 10 + Smith
lot on Ridge street. stamp 81. for $1,000
T. ID Smith sold 20 T. } Smith lot on
Ridge street. for $40
4 ID Palmer. by guardian, sold 10 r
j smith LOT on Barre street. for 800.
4 - Palmer. 10y guardian. sold 10 r
smith lot on Ridge street, stamp 20
cents for $500:
W Potter sold to a NJ Smith lot on
Barre street. for $40
Jones Estate Co sold 20 a NJ Smith,
lot on Barre street for So
G A Iadley sold 10 Charlotte A Had
ley. estate on Atwell's avenue. stamp
81 for so.
Annie NJ Atwood and others sold to
S Il Atwood. lot on Plan1eld street,
stamp 81 for sell.
Gdn of +. *. Atwood sold to 8. l}. At
wood, lot on Plainield street stamp
si.50 for 800
w IN iIllDdNe ana others SOld 10 MIS-
Samuel Chacc estate ON Irving avenue.
stamp S6 FOR 800.
II. j.. simmons sold to Fifth Nation
al Bank. estate ON Davis street. stamp
$3.50 for 500
Williams 4 Hitchcock. by Assfe. sold
10 Mrs w II Wales. estate en- Federal
street for 81.
ID NJ Wall sold TO G II Pettee lots
on Forest street. stamp 81 FOR 500.
Henry F Horton sold to Horace +
Horton. estate on Potter's avenue.
stamp s. for SO.
Antonio DistefanO and wife sold to
rTuTs1ppt Zambarano lot on Douglas
avenue stamp j0c. for 800.
j r Steere sold TO Alfonso Soriero. lot
on cha llSstone avenue stamp ~ for $40.
w Bliss and wife sold II r Har-
ris. estate on Summit street stamp -
for $40.
w Bliss and wife sold to VI r Har
ris. lot on Hanover street. stamp 81 fol
$40
Catherine Cotter sold to Mrs Michae'
Claire estate on Seabury street stamp
81 FOR $40.
Red Bridge Land Co. sold TO RecSw''N
Land Co. estate ON Waterman strf ct,
etc. STAMP $40 for 800.
Presbrev Hoxie sold to Samuel Greer.
lot on Locomotive street. stamp Doc. Tor
si00
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
ORDER OF ALfREDIANS.


Brigade No. met in their hall Mon
day night. the honorable commander.
John Gledhill. presiding. The fun
board of officers were present. Regular
business was transacted, several COM
mittees reporting. Communications
were read from the widows OF our de-
ceased comrades thanking the brigade
for their Christmas gift. Sick commit
tee reported Comrade Harper about the
same Two candidates took the initia-
tiOn degree. Comrade Edwin Whatley
presiding at the piano, being assisted
i'm the exercises by the honorable COM
mander OF Brigade No. 1. Thomas Dy-
son. and Comrade John Dunford. Good
of the order was responded 20 by Com
rate Dyson. the supreme treasurer. Geo.
Roberts and others. Great interest
was manifested In the proposition 70
raise funds for the equipment OF one
or more beds for the Imperial Hospital
at South Africa, one cOmrade stating
that he was assured OF almost one
hundred dollars already. Several 9TH
ers have quite a sum, and the fund
has only been opened for a few days.
After the meeting the comrades ad-
journed 10 the ante-roOm where a sub
stantial collation. was served, consist
ing of Yorkshire ducks, etc. The COM
rades then reassemblcd In the hall
where pleasant hour was spent in
songs. etc. Adjournment then fol-
lowed.
Brigade No. held its regular semi
monthly meeting Tuesday, under the
command OF Gledhiil Oates, with "A
large attendance of comrades. Routine
business was transacted, after which
the tea party committee made report
which was accepted and the committee
discharged with a vote OF thanks. The
committee In charge OF the rally, which
IL Is proposed TO hold in Olneyville in
favor q. the action OF Great Britain in
the TransYaal war, reported satisfac-
tory progress. Sick committee present.
a clear bill OF health. Report on the
concert to be held under the auspices
OF this brigade was given. General
communications were received, among
which was the one from the supreme
executive asking the cooperation of
all comrades In the aim 10 equip beds
for the British soldiers al South Afri-
ca. Ready response was given by the
members. the lists sent being insuiii-
cient 10 cover the volunteers. The usu-
a refreshments were then enjoyed, af-
ter which the brigade adjourned.
Brigade No. Will meet Monday in
knights OF Pythias hall, Elmwood ave-
nue..
Brigade No. viii meet Thursday in
Arnold Post Hall Westminster street.
The right honorable protector. honor
able treasurer and the' honorable sec
retary will assist in the initiation cere-
monies admitting three candidates into
Brigade No. | OF Worcester, Mass,
Monday evening.
set Of officers regalia was present
ed to Brigade No. 8 az their last meet
ing from the comrades OF No. |. suita-
bile action being taken in the matter.
It was a gracious gift and was re-
ceiyed with much manifestation Of
pleasure on the part OF the comrades
OF No. q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
HOME CIRCLE.

Allie y c. Hodges was awarded the
ladies' first prize Mt the Home Circle
Whist i'm King Philips hall,
last Monday evening by a score of s..
Miss n. +. Hanson the second ana Miss
Fannie Morris. the third. while T. -.
Wilbur received the gentlemen FIRST
prize by a score of AZ. T.. \. Fske. the
second and l.. q. Lease, the third. The
t.cellent accommodations afforded c,-
cry guest who visits the Home Circle
during their Monday evening whiets -
the rtssCn why these entr - nmcnts
continue SO popular and well attended.
Last Monday evening University
Council received an Official visit from
District Deputy William ID. Perrin, who
installed the following ofiice's TO serve
the council during the ensuing year:
Leader, Seth Lincoln. vice leader. Pat
rick j. Lovetti instructor Robert Gil
more. past learder w. Ralph Williams
secretary, Roseltha Happoldt; finan-
cler. Henry G. Lazell: treasurer. J.Irv-
ing Davis: guide. Lewis Lincoln ward
en-, Emma Pedelford sentinel. James
Il. Chace Three trustees. George H.
Pedclford, Allie u. &. Hodges. W.Ralph
Williams.
America Council OF Pawtuckct viii
meet in Home Circle hall next We'd
nesday evening.
Providence Council Will meet in the
parlors OF their lodge rooms Monday
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. held its usual meeting
Wednesday. being well attended. The
president, Sister Jennie Fisher was re-
ported well. Masquerade ball commit
tee reported the same would take place
"Wednesday evening, Jan. 81 i'm Free
dom hall Invitation from Brigade No.
TO attend whist social Friday evening
accepted. Remarks on good OF the order
were made by II. T. Sister Worth ana
the deputy. There being no further
business the auxiliary adjourned for its
usual social time, coffee and cake be
ing served.
The B. $. society connected with
Auxiliary No held its annual meet
ing Wednesday with Sister Ludlow
The officials for the term were elected
az follows: President. Sister Hofeditz;
vice president, Sister SALISBURY; sec
retary, Sister Harrison. and treasurer.
Sister Broadhead. Plans were perfect
ed for the winters work and all SEEM
ed determined 10 make it a prosperous
period. Sister Ludlow kindly served
refreshments. The next meeting VIII
be held Wednesday, Jan. 81. with Sis
ter Dowding and an sisters are cordi-
ally invited 10 attend.
Auxiliary No. 3 met i'm Guild haH
under the guidance OF Sister wilkins.
ing ceremonies had been observed the
sick committee for the various districts
reported all well. Two candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of thc sr-
der. Under new business the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing
term: Worthy president, Sister VIII
kins: vice pres ident. Sister T.. shaw,
recording secretary Sister Barlow. H.
nancial secretary. Sister NJ. \. Norton:
treasurer. Sister Knowles; chaplain,
Sister slater conductress Sister Carr:
assistant conductress. Sister Riddell:
inside guardian. Sister Ferris; outside
guardian, sister Butterworth. The in
stallation will occur Friday evening,
Jan. %
Auxiliary NJ. held its semi -monthlv
meeting Thursday evening in Arnold
Post hall There wrs a large attend
ance of sisters Visitors from AuXili-
aries Nos !, . and 3 also the supreme
officers and representatives from Brig
add No. j. IL heing,the occasion OF the
public installation Of officers tho doors
were thrown open 10 the public ani
the hall was comfortably crowded with
friends " the auNilnrv Prior to- me
public ceremonies regular business was
quickly transacted under Zoe preSi-
dcnrV - c'srr Trlelovo Sick com
mittee reported sister Bqnnister sick
and tha president urged upun all sisters
.o visit her After other reuors Tho
doors Wprn thrown open tl the public.
Escorted hv The houurahi" marshal ths
suurene officers entered the han 90 tho
rcrpptior ode sunr by Tho steers Al
cr aseer Ing he dai- tho It " urOtec.
tor caused ali officers .uD,if 'uns to l''
vacafed. Tho deputy PROTECTOR BROTH
or Trueiovp thew du'v installed IN" fnl-
i0w'ng board of officers Past n~es'-
1onf Sietc~ Trun'nro. w. sidnut S'efnr
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