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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

eD'egSN S'N VIZ Rt<NfiONa
dzenia uchwai i polecen Kongre-
su, ME liczymy lyle ma nasze VIA
n SHY, lie ma pomoc chetna
wszystkich ludzi dobrej wolf. kto-
rym dobro Spoleczenstwa naszego
ley ma sercu. Liczymy ma to po-
moe ten wiecej. poniewaz bez
niej, bez wspoldzialania calego
spoleczenstwa polskiego w Anne
ryce w tel waznej sprawie, wszel-
ka chocby najusilniejsza praca,
podejmowana przez jednostki. ME
w~ydalaby pozadanych owocow.
Zwracamy sic przeto ma pierw-
szem miejscu do Was, wielebni
ksieza, z proSba o wspolna prace
z Mani. Pismo sw. nazywa Was
"sola ziemi i swiatiem swiata".
Wy Jestescie z urzedu swego
Swietego przewodnikami ludu cd
Boga Wan powierzonego.. Ma
Was ten lud parry i cd Was wy
glada przykladu i pomocy.
Zlaczcie sic z mani pod jeden
Sztandar WARY j narodowoSci,
przylaczcie sic do tych konfra-
trow Waszych, ktorzy, ME zwaza-
JAG ma wydatki, prace j ~przeszko-
dy, kongres do szczesliwego do
prowadzili skutku. RoZszerzajcie
w parafiach Waszych idee kon-
gresowe ! popierajcie sprawe pol
ska, ably wszedzie, gdzie tylko
krzyz wznosi sic mad Swiatynia
polska, znalazly odglos uchwaiy i
polecenia ostatniego naszego kon-
gresu.
Pamietajmy wszyscy. re w jed
nosci jest sila. - re kazdy dom
przeciw sobie rozdzielony upad-
ME i upasc must.
W~esprzyjcie, wielebni kapiani,
zarzad nasamprzod moralnie,
przeSylajac mu swe nazwiska z
zadeklarowaniem, liz zgadzacie
sic ma uchwaiy kongrcsowe, il
chcecie isc reka w reke z zarza-
dem, w rece ktorego ogol ziozyi
losy nasze j &c welding moznoSci
zaprowadziecie reformy. potrzeb-
ne ola zachowania w Ameryce w
naJdluzsZc lata narodowoSci ma
szej.
Zarzad, oprocz innych obowiaz-
kow, ma j ten, ably mianowac w
kazdeJ dyecezyi, przez polakow
zamiesz aiej,podkomitety potrze-
bne i stosunkom odpowiadajace.
Ma Was wiec ciazy obowiazek OBJ
znajomic zarzad z tymi stosun-
kami, podac mu potrzebne wska-
zowki / pomagac sumiennie do
wprowadzenia ich w zycie. To mic
jest dzielem ludzkiem - ale Bo-
ZEN i "maledictus, qui facit opus
Del negligenter".
Potrzebuje dalej zarzad Wa
szeJ pomocy materyalnej.
Mic IA swiecie ME obejdzie sic
bez pewnych wydatkow, a haste
pnie bez pewnych ofiar. Cd Was,
wielebni kaplani, -zalezy wyti6-
maczyc TO ludowi i starac sic o
zalozenie i utrzymanie funduszu
ma popieranie spraw polsko-ame-
rykanskich. Bee tego funduszu
jest kongres rzecza teoretyczna.
iadnym planem wznioslego gma-
chu. Ably ten gmach wybudowac,
trzeba cegiel. kamienia, wapna,
robotnikow it'd. - trzeba jednem
siowem funduszu, trzeba picnic
dry.
Jedna 2 wazniejszych uchwai
kongresu bylo tez postanowienie
zbierania funduszow ma potrzeby
Polonii W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych.O ich brak rozbijala sic ME
rae najszlachetniejsza sprawl, ola
ich braku j piekne uchwaly, przy-
jete ma ostatnim kongresie, ME
beda mogly bye zamienione w
czyn. Udajemy sic przeto w mysl
uchwai Kongresu do Wb. ducho-
wiehstwa z prosba, ably W jak mai
krotszym czasie zarzadziio w pa
rafiach swych ma ten eel dobro-
wolne skladki, ktore prosimy
przesiac tymczasowo ma rece ks.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
MOVIE KALENDARZE
Ma ROK PANSKI 1902.

Polecs my Sfanownym Rodakom naste.
putace kalendarze:
l.. Wielki kalenkarz Universally DO.
siada wiecej MIA loo o~brazk6w, nadto
duze obrazy kolorowe, | kosztaie W o.
prawie 2 grzbietem pfocieunym i ITO.
lynn napisem, . prxesyfka. ...... 65c.
Naursysz sic z niego wiele, pokrre.
pis. Q roxweselisz. Kto rag 60 ku.
pill, ten kupujs 20 juz co roAu, I ME
zafu5e wydaoych nan pieuisdzy. Ma
gruha ksiazke do ~czytania. ma 6uzo
v niej powiastek i pouczsjs,y b ar
tykuf6w. Cafy rok Jest do cG.go "a.
eladac, odcsvtywac 2 pozytkiem.
Ola kazde1 rodxiny Jest calendars u
niwers alny skarbem prawdxiwy m.
=. Wielki kalendsrz PowieSciowy. Ia
wiera on wiele opowiAca1 historycz-
nych, powa1nyoh ! wesolych, podaje
wiadomoscl potrzebne TAX m.eszcza-
nom 1ak ! wioscisnom; tiomaczy nsj.
nowsze wynaiazki; zawiera rady le-
karskie. przeglqd p~olityczny I wlele
fartow. Ozdoeiony wspauiatymi du-
fymi obrszamii llcsnymi mniejszym',
" czesci kolorowymi. Jest jedynym
kalendsr,em polskim, wydsnym z
wielkim przepychem | nskfadem. Cs-
ma Z przesyfka. ........... soc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
dem M jego dobro. a zapswns o byt
l Pomyslny rozwoj naszej Instytucyi
obawiac sic ME potrzsbujemy.

Pomimo oiagiyoh w~yjasnieh "a.
RAD Centr. odbiera wciaz aplikacye
niewiast W stanie c~iezarnym. Sskre-
tarz GruPy Powinien polecie lekarzo.
wi egzsminujacemu, aAeby zwraoai
uwsgs ma wyjasnienia .amieszozone
" aplikaoyi ] ME naraAai aplikantks
ma niePotrzebne koszta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Odznaki srebrne, bedace " do
brym %stanie. pr.yjmuje sic W zamian
tylko PREY zam6wieniu odznak zio-
tyoh emaljowsnyoh Tub broszek
z&otych j ziotodetych. Pokniej zwro.
cone ME beda " laden sposob u.
wzglednions.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Sekretarz Grupy ME powinien mad
syfa6 aplikacyi BEG dowodu wieku,
gdzie takowy jest potrzebny. "a
min ksnydat dostawi dowod wieku,
aplikacya mote bye przedawnioas i
kandydat zmuszony jest dostawic
nowa.
Me powinien tak.s nadsyiae spli-
kaoyi ma dawnej formie. gdyt tako.
wa absolutnie nwzgledniona ME be-
= dzie. Powinieu z~niszczyc wszystkie
formy aplikacyi . z~atrzymae j uzy.
wac tylko to. ktore maja u CORY wy
drukowaue ,,Forms A. = Dnis Ego
Sierpnia 1900"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Sekretarre Grup, piszao do Sskr.
Jeneralnego o sprawaoh zwiszko-
wych. powinien baozy6 ma to, aaeby
do takowych ME mieszac spraw
rZgody'. Ws.elkie sprawy Ego.
dy" powinny bye wysians pod adre-
sem Sekr. nZgody".
Misszanis spraw ,,Zgody" re spra-
wami Zwiazku opotnia zafatwisnie
takowych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Jeaeli csionek zmienia zapis. po
winien ma odwrotnej stronie Gerry.
fkatu u CORY ~wypeinic przezuaczon'
ma to miejsce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

nyCn.o lCn Drak rOZDilala sic ME
a najszlachetniejsza sprawl, ola
ich braku j piekne uchwaly, przy-
Jete ma ostatnim k~ongresie, ME
beda mogly bye zamienione w
czyn. Udajemy sic przeto w mysl
uchwal Kongresu do WI. ducho-
wienstwa z prosba. ably w jak mai
krotszym czasie zarzadziio w pa
rafiach swych ma ten eel dobro-
wolnc skladki, ktore prosimy
przeslac tymczasowo ma rece ks.
prob. KAHN. Sztuczko, $40 Noble
str, Chicago, III. Kwitowae be-
dziemy Z mich p~ublicznie w ma
szych pismach polskich.
Nastepnie zwracamy sic do 81.
PIP. redaktorow 2 usilna proSba o
poparcie. Gonna ich pomoc j zy-
czliwe rady zawsze przez mas u
wzglednione zostana.
w tych samych slowach odzy-
wamy sic tez do Was. bracia dIo-
dzy, szczeg6lniej zas do szan. or
ganizacyj. Rozchodzi sic tn po-
prostu o nasz byt, o nasze istnie-
ME. Kt6z wiec ME przyiozy reki
do dzieia, ktoz bedzie stall ma ubo,
z bezczynnie, kiedy dom jego,
jego zyeie narodowe jest zagro-
zone7
Nasz dom, ten dom WARY / ie-
zyka jest zagrozony. nasza egzy-
stencya jake polakow W niebez-
pieczenstwie. Podajmy wiec sobie
wszyscy rece do wspolnej, solidar-
mel piracy.
Mech kazda organizacya uwa-
"a to "a swiety obowiazck bye re-
prezentowana W zarzadzie ! swa
grzywne poiozyG ma oitarzu via
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
1Ae 1Ip oE Tne TONGUE.
It Is the Most sensitive Part of the
 unmhn nnhY.

The up oy thc tongue possesses the most perfect sense of touch. The finest hair is felt upon its surface. and even when fingers fnil Co ascertain the qunli- ties of ccrtuin bodies. contact with the tongue immediately recognizes them. The relative scr rslhility of various parts of tho body is best measured hy means ot e pair of compn sscs. the points uf which arc tipped with cork.
 The tip of the tongue can distinguish two distinct impressions when ihc com pass points are only half line. or the twelfth of an inch. apart. the tip ot tue finger when they are one line apart Other spots vary still more widely; this distahcc at the lips Is two lines; the tip Of the nose. three lines; the cheek, i've lines: palm or the hand. five lines; fore head. len lines; back of the hand. II lines: chest. 20 lines: back and thigh. 30 lines.
 IT. however. this experiment Is rcpeot cd with q pair of compasscs capable by slight pressure ot prickiug. 1t will he found that there is no corresponding diff ference between the parts in their scnsi- bility to pain. On the contrary. in places where the sense of touch is most keen. the sense of pain Is in the first instance at least dcadcned. nnd the parts most callous in discriminating tho double touching points are by no means the least alive 10 the sensation excited by their pressure.
 The tip ot the tongue has Jo times the taciile discrimination of the arm. but the arm Is more sensitive to n sharp point applied with moderate pressure to the skin than either the tongue or the finger and is at least as alive 10 the presence of a very light body. n hair or feather. drawn along the surface.
 Curiously enough. the right hand. which Is more sensitive 10 touch than the left. Is less sensitive to temperature. If the two hands are dipped In two basins of water at the same temperature. the left hand will feel the greatest sensa- ton of heat.-Cincinnau Enquirer.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
RUBBER HIS
Man That Game With Coiumhp. Saw
 uaIttans rlaytna nail.

'Thc world was a long time learning the uses and value or rubber" says II. T.. Armstrong lu Alnslcc's. For two centuries after thc Spanlar,ls saw the gum iu thc hands Uf natives of the new world li was lltjlc moro than a curios. ity. old lir.va. who went with Co iurn bus on hts second voyage. made a notc of an castle ball which was mold. cd from ihc sum of tree. Al their games the nude lia.tlaus made it bound high lu thc air The AHtccs we're familiar wi,h thr gum a ud called it ule, nnd from them the Sp1niards learned Co smear it on their coats Co keep out the wet They bad crossed the seas for gold aDl never dvra med ot time when thc sticky m'lk the uncouth In diam drew from strange trees would bc worth mora than the treasure of the hills.
 "Josc. King of Portugal. In i55j, comes down Co Us as the wcarcr of a pair of boots sent out Go Para Co be covered with q waterproof gum. Yet 800 years were Co elapSe before a Connecticut Yankee should make a pair of boots O. rubber which would not decomposc. Dr. PrIcstly. author ot a work on Per. spective.' now forgotten. recorded that caoutchOuc pronounced kachookl was useful ln small cubes for rubbing out pencil marks; hence the name rubber. The India linked with IL refers to the savag gcs wbo gathered it In the Amazon wilderness. pr. Priesily's cubes were half an Inch lon: and sold for shil- llngs. or - cents. aplece-a sti1 price. for the finest rubber today Is Sl . pound Its price for ten years has ranged from 62 cents 10 $i.0o.
 'The conversion ot the gum 10 useful purposes made but slow headway. The first waterproof cloth In lIoT was the work of m Eug!IShman. IL was tenta- tive. and. of course il would not stand heat In 1873 Charles Macintosh of Glasgow discovered naphtha and. dis solving rubber In 1t. produced varnlsh which. when spread on cloth, made II really Impervious to water. Most of the rubber used In the world still comes from equatorial South America. and the forests where the Indians gathered ule are as dense today and almost as little known To white men as in tue time of Corics-'
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
ought to Know.

I.ady-W here Is the agent for these flats?
 Man at Door-l can rent the flats rlum.
 Are the rents reasonablcT "Yes. num-
 What sort of Janltor have youT "A very gUod one. num-" "ls he poI.:c and attentIyeT' "Ycs. muir"
 "HoncSt:'
 "Yes. mtim."
 Doesn't he ever steal from the market baskets of the tenantsT Never. num-"
 Hes n good Christian man. Is heT' "Yes. mum. A polIicr. more at. tentivc. houcstcr or more Christian man never lived num-"
 I'm delighted to hear that Where Is he nowF'
 "Im him. mum."-Weckly Bouquet.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
Ln,- . on Drnn Swift.

l. is char.. cri>,ic ot those who nre se' we're on uth,'' tha, they cannot bear s"' vctity pcat Swift. the scvcrcst satirist ut bis day. Gas rur day dining with Q com pauy ot gentlemen. one ot whom hc had made tt- bu,, of his riliculc. with repeated sllI..s Al ,asi the dean pour cd upon piece ot duck some gravy m. tended to bo ..nicu with Q roasted goose.
 The unfortunate gentleman. seeing this immediately said: My good dean. yuu surprise mc. You eat duck like a goose"
 The comp ny roared. and the poor dean was so confused und mortified that he flew into !. r.'se and left the table.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
The Real Cause of DIndrua and bal3n.s,

At one time dandrun was attrlb- uted to the result of feyerlsh con dition of the gcalp. which threw on the dried cutlcle in scales.
 Pro lessor Cnna, Hamburg. Ger many. noted authority on skin dis eases. explodes this theory and says that dandrun is germ disease
 This germ is really responsible for the dandrun and for so many bald heads. lt can be cured fl il is gone about in the right way. The right way. of course. and the only way. is tO kill the germ.
 Newrr9's Herplclde does this. and causes the hair 10 grow luxur'antly, just as nature intended it should.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
Cost of Boer War

London.-In the House of C-mmons Lord Stanley. financial secretary of the war office. replying 10 a question. raid that the cost of the war in S-ltA Africa from April to July 3l was s35. .750 .o00. partly chargeable against the deficit of last year The actual cost in July was El-50 GOO weekly. The statement was greeted with iron ical Irish cheers.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
What ES
 OVaF-iMS {?

bv a sense of tenderness and heat lew down in the side. with an occaSfcnA Al shooting pain indicates inflammation.
 On cxamin tton it will lrr found that the region ot pain shows some swell inr. This is ihc hrst stage of ovaritis. inflammation of thc ovary. lf the root Of your house leaks. my sister. you have it hxcd at once why not pay tho same respect Go yoar own euiv?
 You need not. you ought not to let yourself ro. when one of your own sex
Imperial press., 1901-08-10

holds out the helping hand 10 you- and will advise you without money and withou; price Mrs Pinkham's la6ora- tory is al Lynn. Mass Write letter there telling all your symptoms and get the bcRe1it of the greatest expcri. ence in treating female ills
 co was suf-c-ing io such an extent from ovarian trouble that my physi- clan thought n operation would be necessary.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound having been recommended 10 me. decided 10 try it- After using several bottles found that l was cured. Ny entire system was toned up. and suffered DO more with my ovarieS- M E-s. ANNA AS-oS Troy. No.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10

He borrowed the money from a chattle mortgage shark. cresume ?'
 No, even in his diversity. the fel- low has absolutely no notion of econ omizing' He borrowed it of a friend," Philadelphia Press
Imperial press., 1901-08-10

If you are troubled with pimples. sal low complexion. impure blood or poor digestion, use Adams Sasaparirla Pills. They improve the complexion and pos itIyely cure constipation. 1Oc. 25c. at all drug stores.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
General Debility

Day Go and out there is that fcciing oi weakness that makes burden oi itself. Food does not strengthen.
 Sleep docs not refresh.
 It ls hard Co do, hard Go bear, what should bc easy. vitality Is on the cbb, and the whole system suffers.
 For thls condition take
Imperial press., 1901-08-10

School Com missioner: think a nice motto would lock we'll over your desk How would Knowledge Is Wealth do?
 School Teacher: What. with my salary Baltimore World.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
Why They v-er. Selected.

IL kas been recorded that General Henry Knox. in l7S3. was the great est" of II distinguished officers Of the army. weighing 2SD pounds. Noah Brooks In Us book entitled Henry Knox" gives the fo,lowIs- incident re- latlnG 10 tEc z generals full Labt:
 With q Captain Sargent. Le was SC lected 10 present t-c hard case Cf the starving and r.kcl r.en at Valley Forge to the attcui.cI of committee of congress. One of t.e congressman. wishing 10 show h.s VII and sarcasm. said that Le had never seen q fatter man than General Knox nor q better dressed man than h.s associate.
 Knox managed to keep Lls temper and remained silent but his subor- d!nate rctorteJ. The corps. out Of re- spcct to congress and themselves. have sent as their representatives the only man who had au ounce of supeFfuous flesh on bis body and the only other man who possessed complete suit of clothes"
 Where He Failed.
 The young man drew hlinse.. up to hls full height.
 "l have" he cried. ''an uGsu;lIed character. an ardent heart. versatile mind and strenuous bIceps."
 The young girl yawned and seemed interested.
 He was quick tO push hIs advantage.
 "l am the pOssesSor Of town and country house. 2 yacht. stable of thcroushbgeds and box at the opera"
 She hesIiated. and a slight flush be trayed that she was listening.
 "l have got.' he continued, with q certain Gorccuess. 70 servants. 40 pairs of trousers. 70 ancestors. three automobiles. six prize bull pups and an army commission"
 An. she had found her tongue at last.
 And bow many golf Dedals| sbe llsped.
 The young man Shuddcred.
 He felt that he had lost. He had played nervily and high. but she was Al.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10

Mrs. JohnsIug: Why. Mistah Bones 70 said 70 was commin' aftah sup pah'
 MT. Bones: Oats whut I'm aftah sho' huff. What else yo' spose I call roun' fO' anyhow. huh?-Chicago News
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
The B.s, Prescription or Malaria.

Chiljs and fever is a bottle os Groves taste Ices Chlll Tonic. II !s simply Iron and qulnlns In tasielsss form. No curc-no pay. Price Goc
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
Pure nlood. ncantlfuI Complexion

Go hani in hand one impossible without the other. aui th~ best. quickest. easiest blood purt8vr la CascaTrts Candy CAthavtIc. All druEE.sgs i9c. 9cc Jac.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
Hoitt's School

At Menlo Park. San Mateo County. Cal. with its beautiful surroundings. perfect climate. careful supervision. thorough instruction. complete labor atories and gymnasium. easily main talns its position In the front ranks of schools for boys on the --aciac Coast. Ira G. Hoitt, Ph. D.. Principal.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10

He said he'd drown his sorrows in drink"
 Well. drowning men clutch at straws. saw him absorbing q mint iulep. Pitts burg Chronicle.
Imperial press., 1901-08-10
Hoods CdrSdpdriUd

it vltallfcs the blood glvcs yigor and Tone Ia au inc organs and functions, and ls posltlvrly uuruuallcd for all rundown or drbIlitatcd conditions.
 noop.s lltL. curs constipation. .a cs"'''
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-10-31
NOTICE TO JUDGES AND CLERKS OF
ELECTION.

Section IS Of an cot passed April 80th, 1901,
BY the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
provides, Yr.I
Section l8 Tho Judges and Clerks Of Elec.
tions, when the polls are closed. shall imme-
dtately proceed TO count the votes and certify
same ~ hereinafter provided.
When the result Of the ballot 10 ascertained,
Y shall be immediate!y announced by one Of
the judges. In front Of the polling place, and Q
copy thereof certified BY the judges and clerks
posted on the front Of the polling place, and Q
certified copy thereof given 70 the persons
hereinafter designated e. being entitled 70 be
present st the count Of votes.
The County Executive Committee Of each
party having ticket 70 be- voted for atsn
present at and witness and inspect the count.
Ing Of the votes In each precinct, who shall b.
admitted 70 said voting place. and who shall
BE- entitled 70 copy Of Tie certificate provid-
cd for In this act. bat no other person except
the election officers shall be admitted 70 sald
polling place before OF after The count, o.
cept ~ provided for In this cot.
When oil these requirements are complied
With, the judges shall, In the presence Of the
clerks and inspectors provided for In the pre-
cedtng section, destroy the ballots voted or
mutilated and the ballots remaining unvotsd,
counted or left uneounted, ooncsrning the ls-
gslity or regularity Of whioh there Il any
doubt or difference Of opinion ip the minds
Of the judges Of election, said ballots shall not
b destroyed. but sealed up and returned 70
the Clerk OF Court with the returns Of the
election for suoh judicial or other tnvsstiga-
tion ~ may be necessary, with Q true state
ment - to whether they have OF have not
been counted, and II counted, what part and
for whom.
The judges and clerks shall make ont their
returns Of election and the tally sheets there
Of In triplicates. signed and certified - now
required BY law for the general election for
6tate, District or County officers. One copy
thereof shall be immediately transmitted 70
the county board Of elections, one copy 10 the
Clerk Of court Of county, and one copy, with
tho poll Books Of the election, shall be fled
with the township. city, town or village clerk,
% the case may be, TO be preserved for one
year after the date Of such election. Such re-
turns shall be securely sealed In an envelope
and addressed transversely upon upper end
thereof TO the proper officer or board With
whom they are TO be deposited, With the des-
ignation Of the township, precinct and conn
~, which shall b. followed BY THE certihcation
herein provided for. and shall bs delivered BY
one Of She judges Of eleotions 70 tho proper
board and oficep, provided that IN cities OF
the hrus-olaee such delivery may be made ~
nov provided. ~
Given undsr my hand officially, q Sheriff
Of Highland county, State OF Ohio, Aforesaid,
this 6th day OF October. a. d. 1901.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-10-31
MISS ELLEN M. STONE.
state Department OAicials Continue
Hopeful of Ultimately Securing
Her Release. rlf.l

Washington, Oct. 2s.-The state de-
partment officials had no news to
give ont Sunday regarding Miss Ellen
NJ. Stone, the American missionary
now in the hands of the Bulgaran
brigands. They are continuing un-
ceasingly In their efforts to obtain
her release, and again Sunday mes
sages were sent to Consul General
Dickinson, now at Sofia, and to Spen-
Ger Eddy, the charge at Constanti-
nople, urging renewed efforts for The
establishment of communication be-
tween the missionaries and the cap
tors of Miss Stone. The officials con-
tinue hopeful of ultimately securing
her release.
London, Oct. 2s.--"A trustworthy
report is in circulation here,' says
dispatch from Sofia to the Daily
Telegraph, shat Miss Stone is in the
village of Bolitza,a close to the from
tier"