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La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

machine that will do the work OF
thirty expert mathematicians is being
constructed by the government in its
scientific instrument shop on Capitol
Hill in Washington. 1t IL to be an i'm
provement on an instrument In use In
.he bureau Of the coast survey. which
has charge OF calculating the tides.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

worm II indigenous and has. doubtless,
existed In some part or other OF the
country from time immemorial. The
F,each entomologist. Guenee, gives as
its food-plant q species OF potato. and
It Is Just possible 1t may not always
have fed upon the same plants upon
which It was nrst found in this coun-
try. The best remedy Is hand picking.
feeding the infested fruit to stock.
B. s. Hoxie Of Wisconsin, In q note
to the Farmers' Review. finds fault
with \ recent article on forest preser-
vation. The sentence that most arouses
his resentment is: Careful estimates
on the growth Of the spruce show that
the trees now having q diameter OF Is
inches cannot be replaced BY trees OF
the same sixe in less than $50 years. -
In commenting on this Mr.. Hoxie says:
while II IL true that the spruce, rs
well a. nearly all the other coniferous
trees. make slow growth during the
Hrst four or I'VE years from seedlings.
they arc not slow-growing trees. a
anyone can satisfy himself BY counting
the grains or rings in almost any pack
ing case Of second-srowth timber, II
he has mot . section Of the tree. /
have visited several groves Of spruce
and pine-whife and Norvay-of from
- 70 % years' planting from the nurs-
ery. and and these trees from to II
inches in diameter. and from 70 to 70
feet tall have . cross section Of .
spruce that measured II inches In
diameter one foot nom the ground. and
count ~ rinsR. When cnt down he
trss vas - test long. Th6s tree Rrev
on neiShbor's lawn. and I knew the
date Of in transplanting ffun the
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

The council OF the University Of Bir-
mingham, recently founded. with Jo-
seph Chamberlain as It's chancellor.
appointed William James Ashley. pro-
fessor OF economics at Harvard Uni
versity, to the first organized chair of
the faculty OF commerce. which is to
be one of the chief features OF the uni
versity.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
People and
* E<,enfS
Deorb Of H1iss Chobarn.

Miss Isabella Thoburn. founder OF
the I-al Bagh school and of the Luck
now women's College. the nrst AsIatic
college for women, died at Lucknow.
India, last week. of cholera.
Miss Thoburn was one OF the most
widely known members OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal church. A
sister OF Bishop Thoburn. she belong
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

Sat the reques. of the conslstory OF
the Alexander University at Helsing-
fors. the czar has decreed that women
shall be granted the same rights as
men az regards admission to that uni
vers!ty
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

About 100000 geese are annually
brought from Russia to Saxony. car
load consists OF 100. and they have
no food or drink during the journey.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
s.,I, I,ri,.,,.. r,..se


From the 1900 report Of tho New
Jersey Experiment Station we TAX
the following:
The irrigation practiced In the Eas
has thus far been on q small scale
Plants capable OF irrGgntinE 70
acres are tho rule. They have. how
ever. clearly demonstrated two points
first. an irrigation piats II desir-
able adjunct to a farm; and second.
that 1t pays. In most cases the water
has been applied by pumping. etthe:
from + stream or from wells. The
cost OF these small plants is relatively
large per acre. yet In all cases they
have proved profitable. because the
water has been used for such crops as
are liable to suffer seriously In case
OF short drouths- OF the eight small
plants OF which full data have been
obtained. the initial cost per acre for
them ranges from @25 to 500. and
with the exception of one case. the
water is applied by pumping: in four
cases 1t is obtained from streams. and
in the others from wells. and the re-
turns thus far have In all cases paid
large rate OF interest on the invest
ment
The question of small plants and
their erection and equipment has been
well worked out, and one capable OF
furnishing water for from to acres
can be erected and equipped for from
$500 to $500. depending on the location
OF the land In reference to situation OF
the water-that is. whether the point
to which the water Is to be raised be
high or low. This does seem relative
y high initial cost as compared with
that Of canals and bitches or even Of
storage. but as used in intensive prac-
tice and for crops OF a high CONNER
cial value these plants do return a
large profit on the investment. The
Information thus far gathered indicate.
that irrigation is desirable in the
humid districts. and that small plnnts,
while relatively expensive, are prac-
ticable and result in greatly reducing
the effects of deficiency in rainfall
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

Japanese florists have succeeded In
eultivating a rose which looks red In
the sunlight and white in the shade.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

There are three varieties OF the dog
that never bark-the Australian dingo.
the Egyptian shepherd dog, and the
'Iion- headed" dog OF Tibet
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO A6ai-
CUlTURisTs.

soms Up-to-Dass Hinss Abost Cult
walton Of the SOIL and Yields
Observation-Disclosures visis.is.rs and
IiorieoltaFe.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

W. J. stiIlman, Who died rscentIy n
1agiand. was . man Of varied talents-
~ artist, art critic. aufhor. Journalist,
l1Dlomattst and archasoloGist. He
vno ~ intimate Of Rnskin, nrillais.
Hunt aDA othss members oe he me-
Ra0AAeaits groap.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

During the last century Belgium
added an average OF 5000 acres year
10 her area simply by careful drain
age.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
n. Ps.s,. worm,

In the accompanying illustration Is
shown 4 pickle worm. natural size.
These worms vary much in appearance.
some being OF yellow-ash-white and
very much resembling the inside OF
an unripe melon. while others are
tinged more or less with green. They
are quite soft and translucent, and
there 10 . transverse row Of eight
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
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In some sections this summer tame
grass pastures were eaten to the roots
and then the cattle we're turned on the
meadows and these were grassd ~
closely ~ the pastures. where this
II the case. II Il probable that with MS
nal conditions during the coming fall
and winter . large part Of thess pas
lures and meadows will next spring b
either dead or % badly killed that they
will have to b plowed uD. This means
. severe shortage next year in hsy. and
farmers shoaA prepare to mest this
shortage now. Il can be met By sow
ing alfalfa between AugusG Is and
September Is. Alfalfa sowed sS this
time under favorable ccnditions vim
furnish . good cutting Of hay naxt
Nay. and with ordinary conditiono vim
yield &hros 10 tour outlines Of hay nsxs
suDwog.
TAs ground for alfalfa should bsvsrl
ssttlsd befors sssdins aad only II -
faes nals looss. Alfalfa wfil uenally
fail u sssdsd IN tAs tan % fnasAly
Slowed gFoaAA Wen eultivatpf ooen
EAlds. With tAe senl1D cut an 1guWn
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
rruae Hs,~

0E0ho WDSU.
Peaches In many parts Of Ohio ara
about half their usual size and unpal-
atAble-
Pears are reported . large crop In
Jefferson and Harrison counties, Ohio.
The prospects for peaches and
grapes In New York STATE continue
favorable but pears win b scarce.
Illinois fruit prospscts are poor.
All kinds Of trss ffuits are scarce
in New Jerssy except peaches ApAi6ss
are 20 numerous fn 0loucestsr county
that soms Aelds o1 cantalaupes have
bssn entirely Destroyed.
California rsports stats that dseidu-
cus ffuits are e eood quality but the
yfsad b below ths average.
0ood rains have caused Improve.
nsnt n 1ats DsaeAes and appias n
eastern xanaaA
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14

As0S 3snsSroSss Soil .SEceviy.
A striking observation OF the slow-
ness with which heat penetrates ths
soil has been made in Australia By a1r
Charles Todd. In hot wave lasting
from the seventh to ths eishtesnth
Of February. the tsDpesatnrs was
above 100 deg. On 1ve days and above
% deg. on ten days. On the eighth
tie Temperature at ~ Adelaide OBJ
ssrvatory was 7l-S - thrss test bs-
low The surface. and s7.S -. 1t sfght
fssk On the eightssnth tie rsadinss
wsrs 7a-s deg. anA ~ 1eg. respective
u. - incrsass = ths tan hot lays q
ca1y III -. aAA - -.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
HERI NOURNIER.

TIE people rush and surround him and
shake his hand tumultuously.
In the Paris -Bsfiin raes y0urnfer
covered 715 miles In ~ hours. min
utss-an average speed Of ~ miles an
hour. II takes . very good express
train 70 do that for 10 long . dis
tance.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
Failed Of HI. rureoss.

In an attempt to initiate the feat OF
Capt. Webb. who in 1875 swan from
Eover. England. across the English
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
Car. OF Free. from tn. nursery.


Whether purchased direct from the
growers. or ordered through agents.
care should be taken that the roots OF
the trees are not exposed to the action
Of the sun and dry winds. The prac-
tice OF many farmers Of placing the
bundles In their wagons and driving
home without taking any pains to COW
er them to prevent the drying Of the
roots has undoubtedly caused the los.
OF thousands of nursery trees. Wet
straw and blankets should always be
provided when notice has been re-
ceived that the agent from whom the
trees have been ordered Ia to make .
delivery. and. n soon as possible. the
trees should be either planted or heeled
in. When received In the fall, unless
one has . cellar. where the tempera-
ture can be kept Just above the freez-
ing point. In which they may be placed
with their roots in the soil. 1t will be
desirable to heel in the trees In some
wen-drained spot. whore there will BE
no danger from standing water. A
trench should be dug . foot or 70 in
depth and about three feet wide. In
which the trees should ba placed with
the tops inclined toward the south at
an angle OF about twenty-five or thirty
degrees from the horizontal The
bundles should be opened and the soil
thoroughly worked among the roots
and pressed about them. It ID always
advisable to have the trunk and great
er part Of the branches covered. espe-
cially In the case Of peach and other
tender fruits. and whenever fruits
have not been thoroughly ripened. Care
should be taken to have NO straw OF
rubbish about the trees. but It 10 u
good plan to use evergreen boughs 10
break the suns rays and prevent the
alternate freezing and thawing, a we'll
as the rapid thawing Of the trees after
severe cold spell A trench should
always be dug to carry on any sur
face water about the trees.-Michigan
Bulletin.
The uawali Expsrissnt statos.
A United States Experiment Station
is In process of being establihed on the
Island of Oahu. one of the Hawaiian
group. The piece Of land to be used
oegins in the suburbs OF Honolulu
and is at that end only 100 feet above
the sea. 1t rises gradually for a dis
tance Of two miles. and is at that dis
lance 400 feet above sea level. The
lower slope is densely covered with
thickets of native growth. but the up
per third is covered with planted
forest OF Australian Eucalyptus, Aca-
cia and Grcvilla species. The build
ings are now being erected. One Of
the important lines to be taken up is
that OF the production OF hay-makins
grasses. All hay u now imported and
retails At $27 per ton m Honolulu.
Another line to be followed Will be an
attempt to ensilo the tops Of the sugar
cane At the present time all Of this
material IL dried and burned. The
cultivation Of citrus fruits will also be-
gin. In An attempt to give the natives
some product they can export At q
profit Poultry culture win also Be
Investigated and stimulated. At pres-
ent there II . troublesome diseaso
among fowls that makes II dinicuit to
raise chickens. AZ . consequence fowl
meat and eggs are very high.
Hruas Nessa.
paaehea In many parfa AZ Ohio ara
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-14
Isr.s.sle. h saess.A.

From Farmers Review: The agri-
cultural possibilities OF Siberia are
vast and but indinerentiy understood.
The banishment Of Russian political
prisoners to severe and rigorous STA
tions has created the impression that
all Siberia Is frigid and incapable Of
agricultural development There are
In the czar's Asiatic dominion mill
lions OF acres OF fertile lands splen-
didly adapted to the growth OF grains.
and large areas are even now being
farmed. Siberia. however. is . vast
country and in many sections which
have shown some agricultural devel-
opmert the winters are long and cold
while the summers on the esother hand
are very warm and dry. Many Of the
rigation dry UP during this season.
the ground bakes and agriculture suf-
fers much. To remedy this evil the
farmers OF certain districts construct
each year storage reservoirs. and IN the
summers use the contents, reservoirs
and all, for the support Of their crops.
They do II in this manner:
During the winter they collect great
drifts Of snow in the bottoms OF deep.
shaded valleys. rolling 1t down the
sides in immense snow balls and there
pressing and compacting II so that It
will be more resistant to thawing. At
the end OF the winter they cover the
enormous piles thus formed With
branches. straw or trash. in order to
protect the snow against the suns
heat All during the spring this mass
OF snow melts little during the days.
but freezes At night until 1t becomes
a great solid cake Of ice. Then, when
the temperature rises to summer heat
and the streams begin to dry up from
lack OF rain. this snow-ice Commences
to melt away. and by means of . ditch
leading from It. the water which runs
down supplies the river until the re-
currence Of rainfall.-Guy e. Mitchell.
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WiadOmosci ZwiazkOwe.

Panom setretarsom srup s-rsesmY swsg, he
stosownIe do uehuaiy Selma NIIi, ktan Jest wa
fna I m obecse dwpIeeie. zgods rawiadOmIeh
o posiedseniseh mIesiscIsJeh grip smIesressc
ME mote. seJm rsuustyi, fe te rswIadomIeuia
~ssJpieru 40 -ieis rabiersJa nieJsea, . potem, ts
eElonkouie ole Swraeaja No ale ussgi, wlee -
beEpofyteesBe Redskeys rsmIessess tJIko rA-
r~isdomienis o posisdreniseh us,nIeJsIyeh, mad.
r~yezaJnysh.
Or. SO 20 Chicago.
Niniejszem zawiadsmism wszyst.
kich ozionkow gr. So u. NJ. p. Tow.
Gwardp Puiaskisgo, .eby sic stawili
ma roczns posiedzenis, ktore sic Cd
bedzie dniA 81 grudnis o z. 2 wieor.
W sail l20 w. Division ST., ma kto-
rem nsstapi wybor nowego zarzadu
ma rok 1902. Zsrarsm ns tenn po-
sisdzeniu ka,dy powinien bye obeo-
ny ! uiscic sic ne swych diugow,
gdys cd NOwego Roku nastspi mo-
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z Chicago, Ill.
nUroczysfeSG'

Gniazdo Sok6 Polski " Town Of
Lake, Chicago. Ku ~uc.czeniu pie
ci~olstnisj pracy druha stanisiawa
Jankowskiego M stanowisku prezs-
50 wyaej wspOm. gnissds, odbyla sic
dnia s0,go listopada T. b. " sail Ko-
sciuszki (kwatera gnia.da), r6g 4S |
Wood al.
Byla to uroozystosc, kt6rs podnio-
sym, s~erdecznym uastrojem skupia
rjedno ognisko ducha" q tenn o.
g~niskiem by}a umilowana pre-. dru-
lyme tutejs.s osobs pre.esa, ktoremu
Elozono osnaki czci i uznania, PREY.
ozem obdarzyi 60 prry stosownem
przemowieniu n~aczelnik gniazda, W
imieniu czionk6w j sokolek pieknym
medalem, . dziatwa wspaniaiym bu.
kietsm. u prosba ! szozers skrom-
nosoia pr.yjmowal to o.uaki jubilat,
4 skromnose IA | serdeczne wzrusze-
ME odoierafy mu 70 siie wymowy 1
gsosu, jakismi zwykls przswodzi ma
posiedzeniaoh ! rebraniaoh gniards.
Uroczysta To chwile zakohorono ban
kietem, wydanym przez odd,iai star.
szych sok6iek ma ozesc jubilata,
przyczem "a i~nicjatywa dra j. J. Jan.
~kowskiego .ebrsao ma Sksrb N. p.
dol. 20 OF. Nadmienie wypada, il
medal, orsz wszelkis kosrta uroo1y-
stosci pokryli Z dobrowolnych ska
dek czionkowis gnia.da ! sokoiki, .
bukiet dzistwa. Medal ~wykonsny
zostal W z%nrnej praoowni p. X. Sta
chowskiego. Muryke ~dostarczyi p.
Is. ]. Zalewski.
Czoiem!
j. Wutko,rski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
ODEZWA

DO Szanounych Grup Zwiqzko-
tcych 10 p6lnocno-zdchodniy
stronie miasta Chicago.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu delega.
tow obchodowych uchwalono podae
odezwe czyli prosbe do szan. grup,
ably ME zapomniaiy wybraiy deIega.
tow obchodowych W miesiacu .grud.
niu z ~przyczyny tel, IL ma posiedze.
niu styczniowem nas.api wybor "a.
rzadu ma rok 1902, przeto prosimy
o wysianie nowo obranych delsga-
tow, abysmy byli W stanie skomple-
towac liste delegatow. Zarszsm pro.
simy ] to grupy, ktore ola jakiohs
przyozyn usuneiy sic z listy delega-
tow, do dziela; szan. brscia, przy-
slijoie swych delegatow, pred.
stawcie swe niezadowolenie, a my 10
usuniemy; jezeli w'przypuszczeniu
wan sic ME widzi jaki urzednik, ma.
Gle prawo do giosu ! przedstawic
nam sprawe waszych zyczeh. Pa
m~ietajmy, ia zgoda buduje a niszgo.
da rujnuje; prreto do pracy, podaj.
my sobie dionie jake awiszkowcy,
porzucmy W tym starym roku to ME-
zbedne ia, a zacznijmy pracowac W
nowym roku jake my bracia polacy,
jako synowie uciemieionej Polski.
u szacunkiem,
T.. X. Kuchdrzetuski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
z Newark, n. j.
Odczyf.

Jak " roku zesziym, tax ! " roku
bieiacym Tow. Socj. Pol. i'm. Bole.
sfswa Limanowskiego W Newark, N.
j., ME ustajac " piracy mad oswiats
ludu praeujacego, urradza caiy see.
reg odczytow ma roAne tematy. Je-
den Z takioh odczytow odbedrie sic
W niedziele d. 22-go grudnia o godr.
2-ej p. p. " sail OBJ. J. Jsbiohskiego,
@ Charlton ste Oh. w. FISHER Z
New Yorku wygiosi odc.yt ma to-
mat: pSocjalizm a Anarohizm".
Poniswat kwestis Ia tywo mote
katdego polska interosowaG, prreto
do aknajliczniejszego w,iecia udzia.
iu szan. rodakow z Newarku i okoli-
cy zaprasza.
Komitet.
p. S. Ws,ep wolny Ola wszyst-
kich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
ny. Zapalamy sic do uwalniania

any. Zapalamy sic do uwalniania
poizwierzecych dzikich ludzi z pod
jarzma fizycznego niewolnictwa, a
we wiasnym kraju patrzymy spo-
kojnie ma to. jak duchowe niewol-
nictwo rodzi najstraszniejsze owo-
ce. Widzimy polak6w zaprzezo-
nych W jarzmo niewolnicze, ktore
jest jeszcze daleko gorsze, aniAeli
los niecywilizowanych dzikich lu-
dzi. ma ktorych emancypacje odda-
jenny pieniadze niemieckie i pre-
lswamy krew niemieckq".
Socjalistyczny wreszcie ,,Vor-
waerts" W artykule zatytulowanym:
die Schulz ais Folterkammer"
(Szkoia jake kazh), pisze miedzy
innemi:
.Jezeli sic wypadki W szkole
wrzesinskiej j ma sadzie W Gnieznie
porowna z tenn, CO zarzucaja Ro-
bertsowi j Kitchenerowi wzgledem
dzieci burow, to stosunki W skon-
centrowanym obozie p~ruskich ger
manizatorow przedstawiaja sic pra-
vie jeszcze gorzej. Kitchenerowie
bowiem moga sic jeszcze powolac
ma fagodzace okolicznosci, re So
zofdakami i dzialaja z koniecznosci
wojennej - tn natomiast ponie-
wiera sic miodziez W barbarzyhski
sposob podczas pokoju i konstytu-
cyjnego rownouprawnienia wszyst-
kich obywateli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19

Dolary ! Gently. = wartosc lekarstwa
nile mofe bye mierzona dolarami 1 cen.
tamil. Cd saletyi wiasnosci leczniczyoh
iekarstvs saiezy jego cens. Oar Piotra
Gomozo kosztuje mniej nil jakiekolwiek
lekarstwo, gdy sic przyglsdniemy re-
Eultatom. Historya jego staiego utywa-
MIA przeszio przez sto Lat wykazaia lego
raiety. Przes,fo $4,000 oryginalnych
iisfow otrzymanych Cd ludsi r64nych
klas. kt6rzy sostaii wyleczeni / uszcxeslI-
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'' Dsou<ihshi, bchr. pr
Or. III &c Nelo Castle, Pa.
Grupa All Il. n. p. na
posiedzeniu 8 grudnia b. r. obraia
nowy zarzad jak nastepujs: Prezes,
+. Kobiaika; wiceprezes, j. Masiyk;
sekr. prot, A. Turek; sekr. fin, w.
J. Cekowski; k%asjer. l.. Korzeniec.
XII; NJ. Janicki, r. Mrozsk / NJ. Cur.
gaoz, trustysi; marszaiek w. Boro-
wicz. Chorazowie: =. Masiyk, do
narodowej; w. Owoc, do a~merykah.
skisj; odAwierny, j. Matyanowski.
Adres sekretarza: Valentin J. Ce-
kovski, 6Si Bluff str, New Cas-.
tie, Pa.
CIR. 90 10 Calumet, Mich.
Obor urzednikow ma rok 1902 cd.
byi sic s grudnia. Nsstepujscy n.
rzednicy zostali obrani do zsrzqdu:
Prezes, j. Kszjaks; wioeprezes, NJ,
Frankowski; sekr. j, M. Antkowiak.
III; J. Wiatr; odAwierny r. PanBl;
o~piekunowie gruy, FIR. Zwisrrchow.
ski, st. Pytlewski | J. Adsmski. Ko.
respondenCje tyczscs sic gr. 90, pro-
see wysyiac pod adresem: NJ. Ant.
kowiak o. o. ED. Ryan, Calumet,
Mich
Or. ia 10 Hammond, Tn.
Dnia 8 grudnia Tow. Gm. Polska
p. o. Sw. AntOniego gr. ia miaia
swe przedroczns posisdzenie, ma kto-
rem obrana rostsia nova sdministra-
ola: st. KrawOzyk, prezes; j. Gier.
lachowski, wiceprezes; FIR. Henoel,
sekr. prot; w. Lewandowski, sekr.
an., FIR. Nowsk, kasjsr, ktory przez
gorliwe speinianie swego urzedu ma
trzeci rok wybranym s~ostai; Is. Tar.
nsgrodzki, +. Klejohamsr ! J. Ms,
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oyrkularsy, obowissani e uisOi6 sic
= diugu M tenn posisdzeniu. ably no.
Wy rok rozpoczaf sic W lepszym pc.
rzadku / iadzie. = Stanislaw JAMS,
sskr.
Or. 112 10 La Sale, III.
Ma rooznem posisdzeniu dnia IL
grud. roku 1901. gr. LIP odbyi sic
vyb6r novel administraoji M rok
1902. l.. Woioischowski, prezes; J.
Burchardt, wios-prszes; 1. Gill, sekr.
profit fin. J. Knoll. wioe.sekr. X.
Pierski, kasjer; A. Gajdzik, NJ. Ks-
s.yhski ! J. Hodalski, opiekunowis
kasy; w. Cielsszek. m~arszalek; F.
Sment, choraay; F. Zamule6ski,
o~dzwierny. Wszelkie listy kores.
Pondencjs prosze pr.ysyia6 pod
adresem: = IgnaOy Gill, sekr. prot.
! finsn. PA 7th st. La Sale, Ill.
Or. 3oI 10 Elizabethport. N. j.
Ma rocznsm posiedzsniu Tow.
Stsfana Batorego gr. Sol, c.ionko.
vie .obowiszali sic piacie pc jednym
oenoie miesiecznie ma Skarb Naro-
dowy Polski " Raperswylu. Pr.y
tenn beda sic starac kolektowa6 ma
Skarb Narodowy Polski, pr.y kaa.
del n~adsrzajaoej sposobnosoi. = J.
Masiowski, sekr. $50 New Point
Road Elizabeth, N. ].
Or. 90 10 La Sale, III.
Zawiadamiam czlonkow Tow. lie.
dnooaenis Polakow, IL p~osiedzsnie
roczne odbedzie sic dnia % grud.,
to jest " przyszia nied.isls o 4-tej
god.. pc polud. W novel hall szkol.
nsj. Ma TEN posiedzeniu bedzie o.
bisrana nova administrators ma rok
bietacy. Nieobecnos6 czionka pod
Pada ksr.e podiug k~onstytucyj. -
A. Lisewski, sekr. fnan.
Or. IS 20 Paterson, ". J..
Ninisjs,em sawiadsmiam wszyst-
kich czlonkow Tow. Pol. X. Jana
III ~Sobisskiego gr. Is, .e 20 grud.
o gods. 2-ejpo pod. bedzie obraohu.
mex tykistow balowych, ka.dy ozio-
mex jest obowiszauy na tenn posis.
dzeniu IA takowe .aplaoie. p6tniej
bedzis zmuszony "a wszystkie .apis.
Gle, ktore odebrai. Zarazem mad.
mieniam. 70 roczns posiedrsnis Cd
bedzis sic IL styo.nia 1902 punk
tualnis O godz. 2 pc pol, ma kt6rs
wszyscy czionkowis So obowiazani
bye obecni; "a nisobscnos6 bedzie
ozionsk karany podiug konstytucyj.
- Jozef Komorowski, sekr. lao
Butler st.
Or. 3ss 10 Chicago.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam or. 3SS
Braotwo Sw. Stan. Kostki, Re ma po-
siedzeniu, ktors sic odbyio dnia 8
BIN. T. b. ME molina byio obrac no.
wei administraoji ma pr.ys.iy rok .
tax msisj liozby czionkow. Posts-
nowiono zwoiae posieduenis nadzwy-
c%zajne M niedziele dnia % b. IN. o
godz. 2-sj pc poiudniu W hall IVY.
kiyeh posiedzen. - Jan Malczsw-
ski, sekr. prot. 796 w 81 place.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
Co siychaG2
z Pittsburgh, Pa.
". Milkopski.

Do grup Zto. Mar. Pol 20 Pills
bargu 1 okoiicy.
Niniejszem zawiadsmismy, re
rooms posiedzenie .Gminy" grup
Nv. ma Pittsburg ! okoliCe ma kt6.
rem bedzie obrany caiy nowy zarzad
,Gminy' ma rok 1902, odbedzis sic
dnis 22-go grudnis r b., o godz. 2-ej
" hall pod No. 2544 Spring Alley,
nd ktore to posisdrsnis 50 proszons
grupy o wysssnie swycb delsgstow.
szsn. grupy rsczs sic mad tenn IA
stanowic, ,e dalszy rozwoj ,Gminy"
bedzis zaleaec cd vyboru zarzadu
tsjas, przsso ME powinny swsssc ma
urssy osobisss, sni sss prryjsoislskis,