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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATfONS-
Providence, Sc;
sher,0s onice.

pUtIlI OlllNtt
Providence, January 20, A. D. 1901
BY virtue and Ia pursuance OF an Exc
cution Numeb a47sl issued out OF the Dis
trict Court of the Sixth Judicial District
holden at Providence. i'm the County of
Providence, on the 9Th day of December,
A. ID. 1900. and retnrnable TO the said
Court March 9Th, A. ID. 1901, upon judg-
ment rendered by said Court on the tth
day OF October. A. ID. 1890. I'm favor of ~.
A. Luther and W. u. Cady, copartners, as
Luther and Cady, plaintiffs. and against
Charles G. Mclaughlin and Hattie r..
Mclaughlin, defendants, / have this day
at 9 minutes past o o'clock A. NJ, levied
the said execution on all the right. title
and interest, which the said defendants
Charles G. Mclaughlin and Hattie IL. Nc
Laughlin had on the 1ith day OF Septem-
Der. A. u. 1900 at 10 minutes past 10
o'clock A. NJ, (the time OF the attach
ment on the original writ), in ana to the
following described real estate. viz:
Two certain lots OF land situated in
said city OF Providence, laid out and de-
slgnated as lot numbered 500 and the
easterly 40 feet In width from front 10
rear OF lot numbered CSC with all the
buildings and improvements thereon on a
plat OF land entitled Home Investment
Company Plat No. I, Washington Park
surveyed and plated. July 1921. Shedd.
Sarle and Shedd. engineers and recorded
IN the office OF the Recorder OF Deeds in
said Providence in Plat Book 19 at page
15 and on plat card G39.
Notice is hereby given that I will sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
a public auction 10 be held at Office OF r.
Il. owen. ESQ. Room ~ No. 10 College
street I'm said city OF Providence in said
County Of Providence. on Saturday, tho
2Sd day OF March, A. y. 1901. at 12 o'clock
N, for tho satisfaction OF said execution
debt. interest on the same, costs Of suit.
my own fees and all contingent expenses,
IL sufficient.
FREDERICK g. HULL,
Deputy Sheriff.
N, r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
The PyTHIANS.
appointments Made by Grand
Chancellor for Ensuing Year

Grand Chancellor John Ogden. Knights
OF Pythias, has made the following APP
pointments; Deputy grand chancellors.
Augustus n. Cunningham. America lodge,
Rhode Island lodge; Thomas s. Delano.
What Cheer lodge. Red Cross lodge;
Thomas Tribe. Damon lodge. Washington
lodge; Edwin B Hawkins. Garfield. lodge.
Providence lodge; Frank II. Crater,
Myrtle lodge. No. /, Charles +. Chick
ering lodge: c. Herbert Snow. Oriental
lodge. Lafayette lodge; ] Lewis Peice.
Palestine lodge. Ivanhoe lodge. Les
lie NJ. Goodwin, Howard lodge. St
Johns lodge; Hosea q. Morton, ster-
ling lodge, Abraham Lincoln lodge;
George w. Harding. Perseveran,e'
lodge, Herman lodge Ephriam T.. Whit
lug, Eureka lodge Charles A, Lee
lodge. Ernest G. Scott Pythias lodge
Smithonian lodge. George IA. Wight. 81.
George lodge Enterprise lodge Henry o..
MARTIN, Riverside lodge, Burnside lodge /;
Samuel l.. Miller. Bowen lodge. Redwood
lodge; John Hutton Musard, Sanonchet
lodge. Columbus lodge; Ira ID. Gon' War
rem lodge.
Committees were appointed as follows;
ON lsw-Amhrose thOquet, George Z.
ON credentials and returns BENJAMIN
r. Harrington. William A. Wilson. Louis
l. Stevens, Lee lodge.
on Manufactured r. Cady. Frederick
u Burdick, Byron T. Stedman.
on state of the orders X. Shurtlen.
John G. Purkis. James ". larayton
on printing -Wm. $. McQmtty, William
a Clegg Robert l. Wilson. NJ. :. Bar
rows. Carl Lictenberg.
ON appealS--Joseph W. Mills Levi ;
Winchester. Charles h. Hawkins.
on unfinished business William A Car
pentcr Ralph ~ shaw VI. G.. card Jr.
Special committee 20 whom II referred
the resolution passed At grand lodge con-
Ventton February 12th. leGi I'm reference
20 deVising ways and means Of establish
ing a wiodws and orphans fund Lewis
r. Davis Charles r. Pierce. John G. Mac
Namara, Walter Wright Alsimus Barlow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
AT CROSSING.
Wood Was Run Down and Sues
for $4,000 Damages.

The New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad company has been sued by wal
ter wood OF Burri.lvnle. who seeks 20
recover $1,000 for injuries received last
January
Mr.. Wood was driving I'm bakers
wagon on BurrilNille highway where
the highway Is crossed by the railroad
track.
IT was. Mr Wood claims. the duty OF
the railroad company 10 give notice when
a train was nearing the crossing. but on
this occasion IL neglected tO do 80 and a
train struck the bakers wagon The
cakes and pies were distributed along the
highway and the harness on the horse
was broken.
Mr. Wood suffered serious injuries as
the result OF the collision and his head
and limbs were badly cut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
PLEADED GUILTY.
Two Young Men Who CIubasd
a Chinese LaundTyman.

Charles Alwell and John Kennedy plead
cd gully IN the6th district court today.
. 10 the charge OF making a violent assault
with a club upon Yee Sing. a Fountain
street laundryman.
This assault occurred a week ago last
"Wednesday evening.
These young men went toN the laundry
with tho intention Of robhing the China
man ami but for the noise they made ia
cndeavoring To knock him ont. would
have succeeded
When they We're arraigned last Tues
day, they pleaded not guilty and were
held for trial today ia 5000 each.
As they lid not desire 4 hearing they
were hoIud over 10 the grand jury IN $3.50
each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

To a thoughtful mind, the trust problem
in one OF serious import. IL must be firm
Iy grappled with, for IL creeps upon so-
ciety before you are aware OF It's exist
ence in this respect much resembling the
various disorders which attack the
stomach. such ss constipation, indiges-
ton. dyspepsia and biliouspess. Hostel
ter's stomach Ditters will cure all
such ailments. anu prevent la grippe. ma
larial fever and ague. BE sure 20 give
IN trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
Wha, Shall VI. Hay, Tor Dessert ?

This question arises IN the family ey-
cry day Let as answer II today. Try
Jsil-O. a delicious and healthfal dss-
sert Prepared "a two minutes No
boiling no baking simply sdd boiling
water ana set % cool Flsvors;-Lsmof
Orange. RsssOerry and Strawberry Oct
q package az your grOCer's todav m cents.
Boston. " VI Waterman - = Wood,
rrov, Arnold fich, n Mplltoni Bestoni
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
AN EXPELLED STUDENT.

st Petersburg March 1.--Karpovich.
who shot az and wounded the minister OF
public instructions. NJ GogoliepoG. last
Wednesday. while the minister was hold
ing a reception and who was subsequent
ly arrested. was expelled from tho Mos
cow University in 1895 for ,aKing part in
the students riots thcre.
he was also expelled from the Dorpat
University Tor the same reasons I'm 1898
and studied at the Berlin University IN
1JYt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
CONTINUED.
Complaint AgaIasl Henry Branch
as Fugitive From Justice.

The complaint of Robert Bass vs. Henry
Branch To the fcct that he, Branch, is
"A fugit"c from justice In the state OF
PENNSYLVANIA, in that he wantonly and
maliciously violated The election laws Of
that state last November. In falling 10
return certain afridavits and thereby ~
legally made voters. was, by continuance,
60 have been heard I'm the 9th district
court today. bat as The couri was Inform
ed. the governor OF pc nnSy yivauia was still
considering the matter Of scuuing Il rec
Quisitiou for Branch, the complainant
was. by suggestion pf Walter y. Vincent.
representing the state of IennsYNanla
counsel for Bass continued for two
weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
CHURCH ORGAN
FOR RAG Time.
How a Presbyterian Church
Party Was Mortified.
YOUNG PEOPLE LIKED MUSIC.
0Tganlst lust Cut Loose and PIaysd Some
Of the Most Inspiring Of The
Popular "Coon" Songs.

g-time music has gained a coothold
In one Of the most aristocratic churches
IN Evanston, Ind. At reception and
dinner given at the South Presbyterian
church the old pipe organ, which has
never known any other than sacred mu-
sic, beloved and squealed TO the tune o;
"A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
and Just Because She Made Them Coo
Goo Eyes"
A large number OF the most prominent
Presbyterians inA Evanston we're present
at the dinner, which was held in the
church. After the dinner there were
speeches by the pastor, the Rev. j. w.
Francis, and the guests OF honor,
After they had finished IL was an
nounced that those present would be en-
tertained by an improfnptu musical pro-
gramme In the auditorium OF the church.
When the seats were filled the orgsnist
was asked 10 play FOR the delectstion OF
those present She went 20 the organ.
and, after moments hesitation. start
ed off with "A Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
SHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution, No. ESQ IS
sued out OF the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District. holden at Provi-
denee within ana for the County ~ Prov
idcncc and state Of Rhode Island, dated
January 81 A 10. 1901, and returnable To
said court April 90 1901. wherein Charles
Frazer aud Charles Il, Frazer. copartnsrs
under the name and style Of Charles FRA
,sr and son of Vast providence. said
county and State, are plaintiffs and Msu.
rico r RistnsTd john Doe and Richard
Roe arc defendants. Will he sold ~ pun
lie auction on THURSDAY, tho 2irt day OF
February ~ -. 1901. at O'Clock and 80
minutes y. m, on the promises. 90 Wit,
at wilkesbarre Pier Wharf in said town
OF East Providence the following de-
scribed personal property. viz. :One Scow,
said property having beer alta ched on the
original writ Terms cash.
Levied on this Sth day OF February. A.
-. 1901. at o'clock snd ~ minutes y. m.
aud will be sold 90 satisfy said execution
II sufficient.
ALBERT q. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

PERRIN-oscar r Aisop, Phil; sam
Keilers ~ Y; 6 y Vogt, l. Han =
Ryan. y Y. q y Burns. Brooklyn. " G
Burroughs. Prov y y Ross Prov. I.
Ross prov Mr. 49, Mrs Mcl.a1ghlp,
Hanover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
BELL STREET CHAPEL
Friday Evening. March ,st., at o O'Clock.
THE GAMBLING EVIL.

Third in the Series OF meetings on
Rhode Island Laws against Vice and
Crime.
Statement OF tho Law by HON. ED
WIN G. PIERCE.
Addresses by HON. ALBERT a.
BAKER and MP. PERRY J. SMITH.
All are welcome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

The ss.vs ssis = MA zstn oay of Fso-
rvsry, 1901 At 2.e9 closk e1iournsa &C
March Ith 1e1 81 e iicch 3. M at ne
same place
AlpERT -. COATES
nl I, ,t peplty Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01
IT CAUSED HORROR.

After the first measure was played the
audience was horror-stricken. They had
expected TO hear Bacn sonata or a se-
lection from THE Messiah" The older
members. who have been good Presby-
terians for years, Strengthened up I'm
their seats and rubbed their ears and
wondered what was the matter with the
old organ.
IL had never been known To do any
thing in the least undignihed, and they
could not believe that they were mistak-
en- In the tune. A murmur OF disap-
proval ran through the audience.
Some one suggested that IL might be "A
prelude of some piece which had not
been heard before in the classic town.
Others thought that perhaps the church
had adopted some Salvation Army song.
When the first bars were finished and
the chorus was reached all realized that
there was nothing Of sacred kind In
the piece, and that the instrument that
had been taught "Old Hundred and
Rock OF Ages was being profaned.
There were some in the audience who
did not think that the music could be
improved upon. They were the young
people They caught the refrain and
hummed II. and when the organist had
finished the tune that inspired the sol
dlers as they climbed San Juan hill she
received a hearty encore.
She returned TO the organ. pulled out a
few more stops, and began playing a sa-
cred interlude.
FINALLY LIKED MUSIC.
This was not what the listeners
wanted, and the whole piece received
little attention. When II was over there
was a faint ripple of applause a mo-
ment later some one started the hand
clapping and IL soon became general.
The organst knew what was wanted.
She turned again to the organ. touched
the keys, and started on Just Because
She Made Them Goo-Goo Eyes" When
tho verse was finished and the first notes
of the chorus rolled from the deep throat
OF the organ the notes swelled until the
music sounded like a thunderstorm on a
spree.
The music became as giddy as that OF
a country dance. The 'windjammer,"
who pumps air into the lungs OF the
organ. caught the spirit ana worked until
the pipes roared like a Kansas cyclone.
by this time those who used To dance
the Virginia reel and the hopping waltz
had begun to like the music. Some said
IL was revelation i'm music. and others
said that the Salvation Army is ten
years in advance Of the church. because
II has adopted sacred words TO popular
music
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

The above sale IS this 2ist day OF Feb
ruary, 1901, at 300 o'clock. adjourned 60
February 2sth, 1871. az 2'39 O'Clock y. VA.
81 the same place.
kLEEEI = COATES
Dspgty Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

ALBERT O. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-01

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Kronika ~miejscowa

~Towarzystwo spiewackie gen
Dembihskiego W Pullman, ILL.,, daje
w sobote l2go p~azdziernika pred
stawienie teatralne. Odegrana be-
die znana sztuka ,,Eobzowianie"
re spiewami i tancami. Pc pred
stawieniu odbedzie sic zabawa.
Mode Towarzystwo zasiuguje ma
wszelkie poparcie re strony publ
cznosci polskiej, "A szczeg6lnie
zwiqzkowcow W mysl scislej lacz-
nosci miedzy zwiazkowcahi spie-
wakani i sokolami.
Znany zwiazkowiec j. Kemp
czynski, czlonek grupy 41ej. byiy
delegat ma Sejm XIII. opuscil ma
z miasto j przcniosl sic ma stsly
pobyt do Beaver Dam, Wis, gdzie
bedzie prowadzic handel wyrobami
tytoniowymi. Zyczymy obywatc-
lowi kempczynskiemu wszelkiego
-powodzenia ma novel siedzibie.
Niniejszem nam zasZczyt do
niesc Szanownym czlonkom iowa
rzystw, do ktorych nam zaszczyt
nalezec, re przeprowadziiem sic z
pod no. S3l n. Wood St pod no.
100 w. Division St, obok Domu
Zwiazkowego, w miejsce oh. Kemp
czyhskiego, gdzie otworzyfem pier
~szorzedny sklad wyborowych cy-
gar, wyrabianych przez polakow
tylko, oraz cukierkow i file pier
wszorzednej pralni. II szacunkiem
f. y. Kucharzewski, 100 w. Di-
vision st.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu de
legatow obchodowych ME byly re-
prezentowane nastepujace grupy;
4, Al. 56, 81, 81, 1l9, 149, 40, DID,
241, 34S, 420, SOB i Sok6l Polski
No. =; a eaten prosimy delegat6w
tych grup, ably raczyly czesciej ma
posiedzenia uczeszczac i pracowac
wspolnie ola dobra sprawy narodo-
wei. Zarazem podaje do wiado-
mosci, IL sekretarzem protokolo-
wynn W miejsce ob. Jazwieckiego
zostal j~ednogiosnie wybrany +. y.
Kucharzewski, ktory byi dotych-
czas wice-preZesem, a ma vice
prezesa wybrano del. A. Zaremb-
skiego. u szacunkiem +. y. Ku-
charzewski, sekr. prot, 100 w. Di-
vision st.
Diugoletni wsp6lpracownik
,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego'', Stani-
SHAW Czajka, zmariy W zesziym ty-
godniu, ~pochowany zostai W po-
niedziaiek ma cmentarzu czesko-
polskim. Liczne grono krewnych,
przyjaciol j ~znajomych zmariego
towarzyszyio zwiokom z domu Ia
LOBBY do koscioia sw. S~tanislawa, a
ztad pc nabozenstwie zaiobnem ma
cmentarZ.
Mech spoczywa W pokoju.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
WaZne Ola Delegation ma
Sejm XIV do Toledo,
Ohio.

Pomimo wsZelkich starah
tylko diva okregi Ziednoczo-
nych kolei (The Central Pas
senger Association and Trunk
Line Association przystaiy
ma znizona Gene jazdy Ola de-
legatow do Toledo.
Delegaci z nastepujacych
stan6w beda zatem mieli pra-
VIC do jednej i jednej trzeciei
ceny biletu do Toledo i 2
powrotem do domu:
Illinois ,wlacznie Y miastem
st. Louis. Mo- Indiana ma
wsch0d od jeziora Michigan,
Michigan. Ohio. Pennsylvania
New York, West Virginia,
Maryland, New Jersey i De-
laware. Delegaci re stan6w
Massachusetts, Connecticut i
Rhode Island. powinni udac
sic do Albany, N. Y. lub do
New York ] tam wykupic bi.
let do Toledo oznajmiajac a.
gentowi, re jadq jako Delega.
CT ma Sejm Zwiqzku n. p. i
zadajac kwitu ma zapiaconq
sumo. Najlepiej billet wyku.
pic W New York.
Delegaci ma P6inoc Zach6d
cd Chicago, iak Delegaci 2
Wisconsin,, P6inocnego Mi
chigan, Minnesoty j {. d. po-
v'ir~i wv'-a~ir bio do Chi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Niejeden z rodak6w moze przyjsc
do majatku robiac wynalazek Tub
ulepszenie W rozmaitych galeziach
przemyslu. Polska Szkoia Kores-
pondencyjna wykonuje modele, ry-
sunki a przeprowadza
wszelka Jurisprudence z biurem
patentowem W Westinghouse, d..
c. Ceny umiarkowane. Adres:
Polska Szkoia Korespondencyjna,
S95 $. Ashland ave, Chicago, Ill.
Ma odpowiedz nalezy zaiqczyc
10 ct. (dime).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
POSZnkiManiP.

Poszukuje Agnieszki, z domu Swi.
dzihskiej. Ojciec jej Bartiomiej Swi.
dzihski by} organistq 80 lat temu W
Miescisku, powiat Wagrowiecki, W
ksiestwie Poznahskiem. Wyzej wy
m%ieniona Agnieszka jest tu W Anne
rycs przeszio 30 lat ! niezawodnie
wyszsa zamaz. Ktoby o niej vie.
dsiss Tub jsaoli jest zsmeans o jej
metu albo dziecisch, MECH raczy
mnie o TEN powiadomic. Onufry
Derpa, 5000 Houston ave., Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Pifrwsza bntelka prz!

PIfrWsZa buteIka przekona wal
te Jest {, wiasnie 60 lekarstwo, jakiegD
potrrebuJecie. Jehell cierpicie ma dye
pepsya, reumaty zn, watrobe lub jaka
kolwiek lima dolegliwosd pc sstsla z ME
crystet krwl, utywsjcie Ora Pi1tra Go
moro. Me sprzsdsja go W ~aptekseh.
Pisxoie 20 szczsgofy do DIR. Peter R.hr-
ney, ll2-114 So Hoyne ave, Chi csgo,
n.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Spratcorddnie "a miesiqc
tcrzesien 1901 y.

SPrdtcoEddnie "a miesiqc
tcrzesiea 1901 y.
Cd oh. w. Bartkowiaka z
Milwaukee. Wis. jake ofiara
Cd oh. J. Pawiowskiego z
Beaver Falls, Pc. zebrane 70
skarbonki znsjdujacej sic u
gruPy 423
Cd oh. X. Ciechahskiego
podkom. SIX. n. T.. W Cleve-
land, o. zebrane ma zabawie
Polskiej kapeli przez oh. l..
Racinowskiego
Zebrane przez Kajetana Or
fowskiego na imininaoh Wa
luka Kaszczukajtis M SIX.
Mar. Sl.5l. Ma weselu u y.
Jozefa Niebrzydowskiego W
Brighton, Mass. ofiary cd ma
step. osb; A. Bujno l5c.. j.
Niebrzydowski l0c., +. Wojt-
czak Poe, j. Arrlen 25c., X.
Mongsndis poe, J. Kaszczu-
kajtis Poe, Kaz. Waluk l5c.,
X. Juzu&ajtis l0c., ID. Miesz.
kowski 10c., : Matuszak Zoe.
+. Olejniozak Poe, +. Gosci-
MAX &C., A. Czytejkis &C., !.
Fiszkasz 3d., A. Staszkusz DC.
Nj. Orfowska l0c., a. Zucis
90. Ma weselu u p Kaszczu-
kajtis W Brighton: X. Kasz-
czukajtis Poe, r. Wojtczak
3Oc., j. Lemont 25c., +. No
wioki Poe, w. Bukowski 20
O., jon. Stefanowicz 25c., +.
Winsztein l0c., T. Czajewski
l0c., w. Bislawski 35c., ID.
Mieszkowski 100, h. Mon
gandis 25c., St. Przygodzki
Pc, j. Rafaiowicz 20c., FIR.
Cieslik &C., 5. Macius &C., NJ.
Orfowska l0c., j. Mieszkow-
ska l5c., +. Kaszczukajtis 10
c. Ma weselu u p. A. Baiu.
konia W Boston, Mass: A.
Baiukonis Soc, +. Mikena %
c., j. Zifka 25c., A. Ziika pc.
M.sBaiukonis l0c.. $. Mickie-
wicz 25c., L. Juzukiswicz %
c., +. Mon 25c., j. Punda %
c., ]. Galinski 25c., a. Calf
ski l0c., X. Galihski l0c., J.
PoPiel lOc., \. Srupler lOc.,
j. Szupszta Toe, r. Alex loo.
A. Sosnowski 25c., J. Falkie.
wicz 25c., Szwarter 25c., III.
Juzukiewicz l0c., Hery l0,.,
Szwartes Brothers l5c., A.
kuncewicz Sc, parma NJ. Or
iowska loo. w Bostonie d.
10 wrz. u oh. a. Sosno xskie-
go ma przyjeciu rodziny ze
stsrego kIaju ziozyli: A. Sos
nowski 25c., u. Sosnowska
l0c., S. Sosnowsks l0J., II.
Sosnowska los, A. Konce-
wicz 25c., w. Dworzswski 10
c., J. Galihski l0c., NJ. Volt
kiewicz SOC, +. Sokolski 25c.,
5. Wesoiowski 25c.. 5. Kacz-
marek 25c., A. Sedlswicz Poe.
A. Kaszeta 25c., X. Iukow-
ski 20o., p. Walejko l0I., j..
Bazis 25c., ii. Perman 20c.,
X. Borkowski l0,., J. Zubzda
Be-, f. tojkowski &c. VIM.
Johnson &C., ii. Johnson BE-.
J.. Johnson &C., +. kojkowska
l5c., y. Stelnik $l.oo, pry.
watna osoba 25c.. NJ. Miller
l0c., l.. VI Her 25c., j. Dzisn-
gielewski sos, j. Romaszkie-
wicz l0c. Razem
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Niniejszem many honor podzie-
kowac hrmie W. w. Kimball d Co.
VA rzetelne odstawienie nam forte.
pianu jak r6wniez panu Ed l. Ko-
iakowskiemu, kt6ry ma offs pod no.
S2 Milwaukee ave j polecamy ia
kowego naszym rodakom, gdyz wy
pclnia swoje obowiqzki godnie no
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