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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
LAND SLIDE STOPS TRAINS
Santa Fe Through Traffic Meet an OBJ
staele in New Mexico.

All through traffic on the Santa Fe
mas been tied up for the past IS hours
py land slides at Lynn station, New
Mexico, just east of the Ration tunnel.
The first land slide occurred yesterday
afternoon, and while a force of men
were engaged in clearing the track about
10 O'Clock last night a second slide of
earth and rocks came down the noun
tam side. General superintendent Res
segule said this morning that the track
would be cleared some time this after
noon.
Eastbound trains are being held at
Raton New Mexico, and WestoOund
trains at Trinidad, Col.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
PETIT COURT MARTIALED.
He Was the Colonel With Whom
Webb Hayes Disagreed.

New York. April ia dispatch from
Manila announces that Colonel James S.
Petit, of the Thirty-first volunteers, in
command at Zamboanga, has been court
nartialed for handing a prisoner of war
over to President Meden, of Zamboanga,
who killed the prisoner at once. without
trial. Petit is the officer with whom Lieu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
DEATH SUMMONS.
DR.. s. E. Sheldon Answers Its
Call Early Today.
Dies Suddenly This Morning at
Six O'clock.
CAUSE HEART FAILURE
Appeared as Well as Usual
When He Retired.
Uttered No Complaint But
Gasped and Died.
JAUSE HEART FAILURE

DR.. s. E. Sheldon, one of the prominent
citizens of Topeka. died suddenly in his
room at the Copeland hotel this morn
ing at six o'clock of heart failure.
When DR.. Sheldon retired last night
he was as well as usual. He rested well
during the night. About six o'clock Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
THOMPSON PRESIDENT.
Elected to Succeed Col. Holiday
as Head Merchants National.

At meeting of the board of directors
of the Merchants National bank, Mr.
w. A. L. Thompson was elected presi-
dent vice Cyrus K. Holiday, deceased,
and Mr.. William w. Mills was elected
vice president to succeed Mr.. Thompson.
The vacancy on the board of directors
was not filled.
Mr.. Thompson has been the executive
head of the bank ever since the death
of T. ]. Kellam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
HAWAIIAN TRADE.
The Islands Exported $21, 100000
Worth of Sugar Last Year.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Consul General
Haywood, at Honolulu, has transmitted
to the state department the report of the
collector general of customs of Hawaii
for 1899 which provides some interesting q
figures, concerning the increased CONNER
cfal prosperity Of the islands. Goods to
the amount of Sic, ,D20 $50 were imported
from the United States, while the value
of the exports to this country amounted
to $22, ,517.75s. Trade with other countries
was comparatively slight, though imports
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
No RUSH no PARIS.
Bulk of Ocean Travel Seems to Be the
Other Way.

New York. April 19.-The passenger lists
of European steamships show that in
spite of the reports of scarcity of accom-
modations, few of them carried anything
like a full quota Of passengers. In many
instances steamships which have sailed
this week, have carried less than half
of their full capacity of first cabin pas
sengers. The serious overcrowding is ex-
pected to occur. on vessels on the return
trip It Is said that there are few un-
reserved berths any of the liners be-
way.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
Conanmntivaa Barred.

Alameda, Cal, April 1s.-The board of
education Of this city has adopted a rule
forbidding the employment as teachers in
the public schools. of any persons who
are afflicted with tuberculosis This ac-
elsewhere to prevent the spread of COM
sumption.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
BASEBALL TODAY.
National and American Teams
Start the Ball Rolling.

st. Louis, April 19.-The National
Lea que baseball season opened here to-
day with a game at Sportsman's park,
between the Pittsburg and st. Louis
clubs. Previous to the game there was
a street parade il which there were a
dozen or more carriages containing the
officials of the ST. Louis club and mem
bers of the local and visiting teams
The weather today is bright and pleas
ant.
NEW YORK.
New York, April ia heavy rain all
night and in the early morning hours
threatened to cause a postponenert of
the opening game of the baseball sea-
son today. In,the forenoon, however,
the sun came cheerfully out, making an
ideal spring day. and the prospects are
that the New Yorlxs and Broolzlyns will
only have damp sod to bother them
when they meet on the polo grounds
this afternoon. Amos Rusie is expected
to arrive from Indianapolis in time for
the game, but probably will not be put
in the box. The programme is that
Carrick will pitch for the New Yorks
and Brooklyn will try Kennedy. Ems
lie will umpire.
CINCINNATI CHICAGO.
Cincinnati, O., April 19@The baseball
season here opened this afternoon with
a game between the Cincinnati and
Chicago clubs of the National League.
Fair weather and grounds in good con-
dition attracted a large audience. Troll
ley car parties over the city by the
clubs preceded the game.
KANSAS ITY-MINNEAPOLIS.
Kansas City, April 19.-The profess
sional baseball season was formally
| opened this afternoon, when the first
| game of the American League between
| Minneapolis and Kansas City was called
| at Exposition park. Bright, warm
/ weather and a diamond in splendid con
| dition favored the players, and a. big
| crowd gave them a, rousing send-off.
The Minneapolis men had arrived las
night, and both clubs were in fail
| shape.
DETROIT BUFFALO.
Detroit. April 1s.-Ffne spring weathei
greeted the opening of the American
League baseball season in Detroit thii
afternoon. Prior to the game there wa
! a parade of the Detroit and Buffalo
| players, headed by a band and accom-
| panied by city officials of Detroit anC
| Windsor and invited guests
BOSTON N-PHILADELPHIA
Boston, April ia large attendance
greeted the opening of the Nationa
| League season in this city betweel
| Boston and Philadelphia. For Boston
| Nichols or Willis were slated to pitch
with Clarke as backstop. 1t was ex
pected that the Philadelphia batter.
would be Orth and Mcfarland. Th
sky was overcast and the temperatur
| was nearly 20. Delehanty and Lajoi
have Joined the QuakerS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19

Chicago, April 19-F'or Kansas Cen
orally fair tonight and Friday; warmer
in west tonight; variable winds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19

Gently resigned, is said to have quarreled.
owing to Pettits dickering with Moro
Dato for the right to land troops and
compelling his men to submit to indigni-
ties from the natives.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-19
THOUSANDS IN FEES.
State Treasury Replenished by Re
ports of Officials.

The following fees were received from
the various state departments during
February and March:
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-31
Castles market open tonight; chick fn. a1.lk. 1

Castles market open tonight; chick ans 10e 10 Pc; turkeys 13c.
 Mrs Agnes Alexander, aged S4 years. died Saturday at her home in East Farms. The funeral will take place Wednesday, afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
 Tonight at the Salvation Army a watch night service will be held, com mencing at II D. m.. conducted by the officers in charge of the corps. Tie ordinary meeting will be held at D. III. and an interval for refreshments will take place before the watch night meeting
 The following are the new officers of Sequeses council, elected last week: Prophecies. Agnes Eggleston; PocO- hontas, Sarah F. Matthew's; Wenona. Kate Drescher;kecpcr of records, Grace Dodds: Powhatas, Herbert Larkins: collector of wampum, Mrs Hunger ford: keeper of wampum, Mrs Wyli@; first trustee. Fred Pierce.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Cass took place this morning from the family res iticnce on Dublin street to the Sacred ICnVt church, where a mass of re- GGielu was celebrated by the K.v Father Bray. Tho bearers were Will liam Class. John Kiernan, John Law lrr. .,atrick Culleton. Michael Cass and William Keenan. The floral offerings included pillow lottered' sister frcm Mrs John McGinn; mound marked sister, Mrs John T0bin; wreath. Mr and Mrs Payne; bouquet, Mrs T. H. Tobin. The interment was in tlie new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The Rescue mission hall was filled Sunday evening and standing room only could be obtained when Mrs E. NJ. Whittemore began her address. She very soon had her audience in full sympathy with her subject of rescuing that portion of frail humanity to which she has more especially and so nobly devoted herself. Mrs WhittemOre is a fearless speaker. calling things by their name, and yet with that taste that none need to be offended, neither left in dopbt as to her integrity to the gospel which she breaches. At the clcsa of her address Evangelist Charles E, Bertholf of Boston gave an eXhortation and invitation for all to unite in prayer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-31
Furniture ii
TO MAKE THE HOME COSY.

The proper furniture embodies beau ty for the home, serviceability and in responsiveness. We are selling loads of just this sort of Furniture and al ways have. We have Furniture made Of woods of the finest grain. beautiful ly designed and polished like mir ror-in fact. the best Furniture from the best makers of the world. We don't limit you to meager assortments. We don't ask you to pay high prices. We don't sell furniture that's apt to "cOme back on us.
 Couches. Chiffoniers, Office Desks. Office Chairs. China Closets, Hall Racks. Baby Cribs, Tabourettes, Par Tor Tables, Whist Tables, Buffets Book Cases. Music Cabinets, Side boards. Rockers. Rugs. Fancy Lamps. and hundreds of other things to make you happy at home.
 The handsomest line of Wall Papers and Interior Decora tiCns ever shown in Waterbury. Also Lace Curtains. P0rtieres. Shades. Fixtures, Rugs, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-31
!
LIrClG- ].
za-za-Ia

ELSa-LiSI-Ii5
 such was the Screnade we received the other evening, when hen-peckei husband came into our store and told us the following sorrowdul story: 1ou see, my wife and 1 have been marflee quite while, and from the very mo ; ment we were married my better nall wouldn't al ow me to drink tea or col
 fee, because they are detfimental' (ih fact they were sure poison, and iet ler tell it) But the other evening my darling was about to make some cocGi. promo. grain-O or some other Q. when behold. there in the stuff lay quietly well developed, beautiful cockroach
 Say. she danced jig around the kltch- en to beat the band. dlunt Ihlhk she could do half so well. But to come to the point. all the gold i'll the i\Ioll- tiike CT all the diamonds i'll S0uth Al rica couldn't induce her to drink any more of her fayorite. She began 10 cry and they were the HlSt tedFs | saw since we were married Neii' I yentured to say. my dcar' doH want to offend you. but l do WlSh you would try some tea and cetI'e Just once. If you dislike it, I'll give you my word. I'll throw it out |. 1'- |' She let me get M pound CT 1Fe'ih Java Coffee at 30 cents per l'0u!it, and here I am again. She like It. an" to be candid. she looks better. fePlS better and is better naturod. ny you wouldn't hardly know her. tril you. the cockrOach commenced me good work. but yOur Tea and Coffee has finished it and brought happiness into my house. Tell the people so. De cause it's as true aS the sun shines
 Phelan's Store.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-31
M, rgin& Sons
 UNDERTAKERS.

The best selected stock kept In any one house in Connecticut. Prices the lowest and terms most liberal. Prompt attention day or night by prac- tical men. First class Hearses, one in black and ono in white. Rubber tired Hacks. A first class Rubber Tired Ambulance on call. Calls answered 5y Thomas F. Bergin. 75 South Elm, ind J. J. Bcrgin, 2T5 South Main street, or at residnecc 102 Walnut street. Store corner Scovill and South Main streets. Telephone at store and resi- tience.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-31

Al BROADWAY. TELEPHONE 1885
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-31
Remnants.

Of Dress Goods. In going through our stock we find many short lengths which must go. We have cut the prices in half as an object. We solicit your inspection.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Procesy pras0we " ziborse
pruskim ME schooza z porzadku
dziennsgo. pGazeta Grudziadzka"
misia jut % procesy W Oiagu SECS.
ciolstniego swego is~tnisnia. Ooeo-
ME znowu odpowiedzialny jej relax
tor skazany zostai ma $50 msrek "a
"groben Unfung", ktorego prokura.
torjs doPatr.yis sic " srtykule, IA.
ohecajsoym dzieci polskie do uko.
chania jezyka o~jczystsgol Nieba-
wen zaczuie tee odsiadywa6 dwu.
missieczna kare wiezisnns wydswoa
,Gazety Grud.iadrkiej" p. Kulerski.
wezwsny W tym celu do Crluohows.
Gym bahbiacJ. z Po.nania
piszs d. 10 z. m: Spraws s;rsedazy
Kstsrzynowa, W ktorej tutsjszy oby-
wstel siemski, p. Kssimiers Chrra-
nowski. wystapil jako sjent komisji
kolonizsoyiuej, poruszyis caly ogoi
] sk1oniia liozns W ". Ks. Po.nsf.
skiem rodzine Cbrzanowskich do pu.
blicznego wyparcia sic tsgo niegod-
nego ozionks. Oswisdozenie to, o.
giosrons We wsIystkich pismach tn.
tejssych, przsdstswis prrebisg spree.
day Kstsr'ynowa ! kohcsy sie, jak
nsstepuje: rPostspowsnie p. Ks.i-
mierza Chrzano Hskiego " sprswie
Kstsr.ynows, pietnujsmy JAZZ csyn
hshbiaoy ~ksadego polaka, . srazem
odmawismy mn podsois reki ! ssli.
czauis go do grons rodsiny. Pre-
strzegsmy srassm publio.nis pred
sprredaza msjatkow M imie tego
psna, jsk wogCle prred jaksskol-
wick s~tyc1noscis Z him. Jak spoie.
czehstws, TAX J po~jsdyhcse rodsiny
niersz SO " tenn smutnem p~oloaeniu,
20 msja wsrod siebie ludsi, kt6rsy
jc ma hahbe ] wstyd nsrsfsjs, tym
dajemy miano nwyrzutk6w". Tskim
rwyrsutkiem rodriny" ! my pans to.
go, ktory, nieststy nosi nssse M.
zwisko, dzisiaj publioznie misnuje.
my.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

syfa, otrzymuje drukowany cyrku-
larz, zawiadamiajacy ja, re moze o.
trzymac .towar z powrotem ma swoi
kOszt.
Rok rocznie kazdy z prezyden-
tow wydaje 20 kilka bankiet6w u
rzedowych dla representative OBJ
cych m%ocarstw, ma nowy rok Tub z
powodu waznych jakich okolicz-
noSci. Koszt bankiet6w takich,
do ktorych zasiada zwykle ME WIG
cej jak siedemdziesiat os6b, bo sa-
lie jadalne w Biaiym Domu 50
szczuple, ponosi prezydent z villas
mel %kieszeni, a wydatek to ME ma
fy, DO bankiet TAXI ko~sztuje nieraz
wiecej niz tysiac dolar6w. Nawet
kwiaty~dla ozdoby stoiow pokoi
podczas bankietow przyjec musza
bye kupowane z kieszeni prezyden-
Ia, albowiem cieplarnie, znajdujqce
sic PREY ogrodZie Biaiego Domu,
So zbyt male, by w~ystarczyiy ma
obfta dekoracie tego domu kilka
razy do roku.
Pomimo atoli tych wszystkich
wydatkow nadzwyczajnych, pensia
prezydenta zostaie rzadko kiedy
wyczerpana j wystarcza ma spokoj-
ny, odpowicdni wysokiemu stano-
wisku spos6b zycia.
0 sposobie zycia j rozkladzie "a
jec dziennych w Bialym Domu ME
piszemy, DO to pozostawionem jest
do wolf kezdemu z prezydentow, a
kazdy z mich ma, iak wszyscy lu-
die, wiasne nawyknienia, zwyczaje
j zapatrywania, do kt6rych sic sto-
suje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Me potrzebujemy chyba zachecac
naszych czytelnikow do uwaznego
odczytania pozegnalnego listu pub
kownika Miikowskiego, podanego ma
czele tego numeru.
Kto W siusznosc sprawy Skarbu
Narodowego watpii. znajdzie W tym
liscie slowa w~yjasniajace, dlaczego
watpic ME powinien.
kto ola sprawy narodowej jest o.
bojetnym. przekona sic. re ME moze
bye polakiem jezeli ME czuje niedoli
Oiczyzny,
Kto puikownika potepii "a to, ze
braci swych, beg wzgledu ma wy
znanin, o~dwiedza}, pozna, &c lie osa-
dzii goscia naszego, DO wobeo Poll
ski wszyscy jestesmy r6wni i do
siuzby ola niej jednako powoiani.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Ma mocy nadeslanych deklaracyj
i swiadectw lekarskioh, Masterpieces
towarzystwa zostaiy przyjete do 2.
n. p:
Grupa 527 - Tow. Postep W Lo.
di, n. j., sekr. A. II. Gorski, Lodi,
Bergen CO., N. J.
Grupa 52S = Tow. Polsko-L itew-
skie Orla i Pogoni W Oglesby, ILL.,,
sekr. F. Rowihski, Box 33, Oglesby,
Ill.
Grupa $50 - Tow. Zgoda Polonii
W st. Louis, No., sskr. A. Groszew-
ski, 1929 n. 10th Str, St. Louis,
Mo.
Grupa $50 - Tow. Wiara, Ma
dzieja i Miiosc, W Wilmerding, Pa,
sekr. P. Juszkiewicz, Boz 234, Turtle
Creek, Pa.
Grupa 531 - Tow. Sw. Amy, W
Chicago, ILL.,, sekr. Helena Stacho-
WAX, zoos S. Troy str, Chicago, Ill.
Y rozporzadzenia Zarzadu Cen.
tralnego
7. M. HELINsKI, Sekr. Jen.
DE-. w. A. KUFLEwsKI, N. L.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

W ich wfasnem Oswietleniu. Czyta-
fac owe liczne Easwisdczenis, otrzymy-
wsne codziepuie przez fsbrJ kanta | VIA
s:iciels ORA Piotra Gomozo, dziwic sic
trzeb,, ze z~nsiduja sic jeszcze ludzie,
ktorzy ME p~osiadaja lekarstwa teg pa
puikach W domu. Pan DomInik Ulrycb,
mIe ,zkajscy pray Shaw ave. ! Hartford
nj. W st Louis, Mo, pisze co n~sstepuje;
Milo mi p~oswiadcsyc zalety Ora Pho
ira Gomozc. Zutyfen tylko kiika butte
lex Gomozo, ! terss czuje sic bardso do
brze, moge pracowsc stale, csego przez
o~siatnie diva la.a wcale ME m6gfem.
Cierpisiem baIdso DUO ma boleSoi W
plecsch Dol gfowy, orsz r6wnoczesnle
ma bolssci zciadss, tss, &c prawie co ty
dz'e1 znuszouy byiem kissc sie do f6z-
ka us dzieh lub diva. Radziiem sic ME-
kt0rych nailepszych lekarzy, Iecz mic ME
mogio pom6dS."
Psmietsjcie, re Gomozo ME Jest apte-
ksrskiem lekarstwem, ale mona je do
stac cd upowaznionych mietscowych o.
eent6u tJlko. Jezeli nile mozecie 20 do
STAG. tisxcie do Dr. Peter Fshruey, 1i2-
has SO Hoyne ave. Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

wytworzyi sic pewien spos6b pozy-
Ola. Niemieo ME zawadza rosjani-
nowi vice Bog z MIN! Bye mole,
IL jeden drugiego ME poikniemy...
Il tatarem porozumie6 sic jeszcze
}atwiej; poiowa jego krwi nasza
w}asua. Saize, 20 my, r~osjanie, beg
wzgledu ma r6zuice WARY, blizej
jestesmy spowinowaceni z tatarami,
czuchohcami, baszkirami i innymi
obcoplemiehcami mongolskiego a ma
wet wscho lnio- kaukaskiego typu,
niz z serbami, ~buigarami i polakami.
Mowia, re pochodzimy ze wspolnego
korzenia; korzeh ten istotnie byf, ale
cay ME odpadi juz, czy ME zgnii juz
oddawna? IA daleko odsszlismy juz
cd siebie."
Gdy pred laty trzydsiestu kilku
prof. Franciszsk Duchihski starai sic
dowies6 tego samego naukowo -
wysmiewano jego t%eorje. Dzisiaj
otwarcie moskale zaczynaja sic przy-
znawac do bliskiego pokrewiehstwa
z rasa mongolska.
Czasy sic zmieniaja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08
NOtatki.

Siedemdziesiata r~ocznica powsta-
mia Listopadowego juz ME daleko.
Pamietajmy o niej. Niechsj bedzie
uroczysciej niz kiedykolwiek obcho.
dzona W lynn ostatnim roku stulecia,
podczas ktorego Polska lyle razy
stawala do zapasow z wrogami.
Pozegnajmy W niej stulecie walk
o niepodlegfosc Polski, stulecie smut
ku. Bye moze IL, nowe stulecie be-
die dla mas stuleciem radosci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08
ZGODA

asotowy " rolniotwis, / ozarns smo.
ie; W retortaoh pozostaje wegisl Wy,
Palony csyli koks. kt6ry potr.ebnym
jest do ogrsewania ~pomissrkah, ola
kuzoi it'd; do ogrzewsnia lokomobil
i do csl6w fsbryo.nyeh, q misnowi.
ole " ~lejsrniach zslaza / metalu uty.
va sic kokeu snscznie twsrdssego,
ktory wyrabia sic " pieoaoh, umysl.
ME " lynn oelu postavionyoh.
smoia otr.ymywaua prsy wyrobie
gs.u, .najduje " surowym s.anis
s~astosowanis do impregnowauia t. j.
do sabespieozenia drssws cd gnioia,
do tepienia owsd6w / robaotwa; pod.
dana destylaoji, wydsis bsnsole / "
kohcu naftaline, kt6ryoh sic wy
twarsa d.iaianism rozmaitych innyoh
~swia.k6w chemicznych ssereg pys..
nych i pieknych bsrwnik6w anilino.
wyeh ora. ~ro.maityoh ~poaac.eh
uzywsnych W m~edycynie T. ciaa cd.
snaozsjscych sic piskns ! silna wo.
nis, a uzywanych W perfumerji i "a.
s,epujacych substanoje pachnaoe o.
trzymywane Z roslin - jsk nap. 10.
non, ktory posiada sapaCh 6oikow.
Wytworsm podobnym, dzialajs-
Gym ma smak, jest sacharyna, kt6ra
Pomimo .e niems sadoych wiasposoi
posilnych zastepuje cukier, kt6ey
atoli obok ssodyo.y posiada wartosc
pozywna ola cziowieka.
Veg O., jak wid.imy. odgryws
wielks wszas role nistylko W przy-
rod.ie. ale tak.s " gospodaratwie
oz}owieks.
Mo dziwnego ter, 4e wielkie zaje-
ole u niego budss wszelkie daty
oblioIenia, majsos wykasac, M jak
dfugi pre- ciay oIssu j~eszo.s starosa
obeonis shame pokisdy vegla Ia.
miennegoP Kopalnie wegls " An
gill, W Bslgji We Franoji wytrsy-
mao maja prsy obecnsj produkoji
wegla okoio 700 lat; najdlu.ei be-
drie mozns dobywa6 wegiel ma
Sla.ku, ktorsgo poklsdy tamas Wy.
starozs ma 200 lat.
Poniewaz j~eszo.s Jest wisls kra.
j6w, gdzie weyisl mafo jest wydo.
bywany, przynsjmnisj woals ME
raojonaluie jak mp. " Chinsoh. pre-.
to spodziswac sic motna, zs wiele
nowych ~poklsdow wegla pc wyo.er.
paniu stirych kopalni sic wykryje
oelsm wydobywauia wegli kamisn-
nych.
Paliwo eaten nsgromadzone ~
gaebi ziemi pred wielu wiekami dla
Potrzeb olfowieka ~wystarcsy jsszo:e
ma dlu;sry c.as, a issliby 60 kisdys
" niezbadanej i Ola Okla .wykisgo
smisrtslnika zakrytej przysziosOi tu.
tai ns ziemi mialo sabraknse, to u.
mysf ludzki zmuszony potrzebs ME.
cLybnie wymysli nowy sposob i po-
robi move odkryoia, kt6re mu gu
pslnie moze .astapia tax terar jssz-
cze niezbedny wegisl kamienny.
(U.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08
WiadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.
Or. $50 70 8. BYooklv,s.

Czionkowie grupy $50 winni sic
stawid ma nadzwyczajne posiedzenie
dnia IA listopada r. b., o godz. Sci
wiecz., W sail posiedzeh pod mr.. 684
Sofa Ave-, gdzie kazdy czionek o.
trzyma odznake dla ubezpieczonej
swej zony Ia op4ata ESQ. Ma temze
posiedzeniu kazdy czionek winien
uiscic sic tax z zaleglego jak i bic
aaoego podatku do Zwiazku; kto to-.
60 ME uczyni, podpadnie suspendo-
waniu. Oprocz tego ma temze po-
siedzeniu zostanie poruszona wanna
sprawl, kazdego czlonka obchodza-
ca. Nieobecny oz}onek podpada ka-
RE 25c. - w. Retkiewioz, prezes.
FIR. Pujdak, sekr. fin.
or AZ 10 Chicago:
Tow. Robotnioze Polsko. Nsrodo.
we pod op. sw. Miohals gr. 472 Wv.
N. p, obrsio na rok prsys.ly naste-
pujaca administrsoje: J. Kokocif.
ski prezes; j. Ryohlswski - sex.
retsrz prot; st. Biaieoki-s ekr. fu.;
w. Drswioz - kssjer; P. Jakubow.
ski, W. Aranowsti F. kvkaszew-
ski-rada gosp.; FIR. Nowsoki / Ssoz.
Mr6wozyhski - marszaikowie.
Wuslkie korespondencje do tow.
nslesy a~dresowac: j. Rychlewski,
BIAS Muspratt ct. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

stanie ogioszoue sprawozdanie, wy
j~asniajace stan rzeczy.
A wiec poczekamy ~jeszcze troche.
by sic dowiedziec, czy otrzymamy cd
p. Chudzihskiego z Krakowa ohocby
piekny model ~pomnika W zsmian "a
W 1900 dol, ktore dotychczas juz
mu wysiano.