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That girl has yet to be born who OBJ,
iects to being told she is pretty.
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Marry in haste and let your father in
law repent at leisure.
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Better chin without beard than q
head without brains.
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A wise man avoids extremes-e speci-
ally those of wasps and hornets.
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Not even the theatrical supe should
be too thin.
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The political office-seeker doesn't
want anything he can't get.
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The Imperial library in Paris has
twenty-six books printed on White silk.
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Men like to be laughed at for thier wit
but not for their folly.
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Govern your thoughts when alone
and your tongue when in company.
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With some men it is either a case of
get married or go to work.
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. "a ST. % h "a.
Bears the II The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of MrHAlzzMx
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Loves supposed blindness has cos
the gas company many a dollar.
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q Ia - TT o II IA.
ao,o tina y The Kind You Have Always Bought
s1 af &<NZAzzw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
A Night Express Train on the Nickel
Elafe RoaI

A change 90 schedule for departure Of
train 40. from Chicago on the Nickel
Plate road provides a convenient a1-
press train for r. wayne. Findiay. F'os-
toria Cleveland. Erie, Dunklrk. Buffalo.
New York city. Boston and an points
east. leaving Chicago daily 81 = - p. M;
reaching New York city $50 second morn
ine Boston 1881 second morning; also
an other points east Of Buffalo on same
time as heretofore. Sleeping car opeH
for reception of passengers - retire AZ
tbeir convenience. after s,a) p. m
DaiIy train from Chicago 1T la ~.
reaches Naw York city following alter
noon at ss5 o'clock: Boston l Daily
traia from Cal-age az --e3 r. 81. reaches
New York az 76 p m next day.
Through vcs.lbuiel Steering car &
served III Nickel Plate dining cars Oh iu-
dhidual club meal Iian. ranging in 1rce
from 80 10 s. 81 excess fares oa amy
trafr 81 the Nicsel Tlate read
CIlr1 depot Van Buren, street ana
Pacec ageaue ca Che Elevated Loop
Fog furlher ialcr11l liaa. Wsits John s.
C.l1L1n. Geaezl agent III adams
street CLicaG1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
DREW MoRRIs cHAIR AT ToLER.
BOWLING ALLEY OPENING
Ladies Music and Flowers Made tn
Piace Affective aatmrday


Wichita has had about every kind Of a
store opening-millinery stores, dry goods,
clothing. drugs, furniture, ice cream par
lars, shoe stores. hardware, bicycles, gro
ceries, implements. jewelry, and others.
but Saturday added a new one to the list
John ". Walters new Bowling Alley. at
II East Douglas avenue. the '-Vence-
dora" had a formal opening Saturday
afternoon and night, and it was a grand
success in every particular. Garcelon's
orchestra furnished music; the store was
artistically decorated with ferns and
palms, and presented a decidedly at
tractive appearance. The seats in the
balcony were reserved for lady visitors,
and were filed all afternoon and at
night by handsomely dressed ladies'
Each lady was presented with a beauti-
full chrysanthemum, and the gentlemen a
pretty lapel bouquet The players were
among our most prominent young men
and business and professional men. and
some excellent scores We're made.
The opening was from 2 to and from
7:30 TO 1890 p. m, and during these hours
ladies thronged in and out Of the doors.
1t was as popular and successful an
opening as most any of our millinery
openings have been. None of the ladies
played Saturday. but many OF them ex-
pressed a desire and intention OF doing
so; and judging by the interest shown,
and the success of the opening, Wichita
VIII soon have some expert lady bowlers.
as there are several clubs Of men and
their wives already being organized.
The opening Saturday was a decided
success. and Mr.. John ". Walters. the
popular travelling man. who is the owner
Of ''Vencedora." was highly pleased, anc
assured the lady callers that il would be
rs orderly and inviting for ladies every
day as IL was last Saturday. 1t is the
finest bowling alley in the state. and as
good as they make them Walters new
EoM--rE Al-aE Vii Be q s.cca.s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

has been upon the stage for the past forty
years and is considered one q the 'land
marks of tne American STAGE. HIS sE-
peuence extends through connection With
Booth Barrett Forrest Davenport, I-aisra
Keene ana other shining lishts o. Amer
ican dramatic history 30 whose support
he has appeared.
8iiss Laura TEompson was formerly a
society hsue of Washington. and Der
Joining ~ Mr. Robs1ns casu7 a1y signal
izes her debut unon the stage. Nla
Thompson is exceedingly tal. dark and
inter sting. ana i7 already considered one
~ the ost dresser u1cl. the stage
ar Robson ana his company srDear
here in Thc Henrietta AZ the Crawford.
Tuesday. November 3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

known English actor, was special engaged
bv Mr.. Robson to play the young English
TOP. Lord Trelawney. MIR. Leigh has q
remarkable record to his credit. He ap-
peared in England in support OF Mrs.
IanGtrv and with Sir Augustus Harris.
and in this country with Gillette and Mrs
Fiske His appearance with Mrs Fiske
in the Ibsen plays brought him IL great
prominence in New York.
Miss Mary Realty, who appears as Der
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

won neT nrSt sue
cess as leading
woman for Rose
c o U g hlan. She
was specially Sc
lected for til e
great all-star Of
THE S p ortin 2
Duchess. ar the
New York Acade-
my of Music, and
was for z number
of seasons lead
ing woman for
Fanny Davenport.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

last season. ap-
peared in Maxine
EIlio Is role
when We Were
IT W Q n 20 n e.
While playing this
part she attract
ed MIR. Robson $
attention and he
enrolled her into
his stellar orgaui-
cation.
MI. Cliff o 7 d
! ig h, a well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

recently starred ASi' y AoR'TFi
in both this country and in England in
why Smith Left Home" Augustus
Thomas has written for him play called
The Gentleman From Texas" in which
he intends to again tour the country next
year.
Miss Dorothy Rossmore, Mr.. Robson's
leading lady, is from San Francisco and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
FoR SALE

FOR SALE
Eighty acres. 2lk miles southwest
Of Valley Center, 4-rOOm house,
small barn and granary, fine bear
ing orchard, ~ acres of grapes, 2
acres in pasture, balance in high
state of cultivation, black loan
soil. joins the Jewett ranch on the
west, y mile to school; immediate
possession, Sc, 600.
SO acres, 212 miles northeast OF
Valley Center, 4-rOon house, small
barn good granary, small orchard,
10 acres in pasture, 80 acres in
wheat, goes with the place. 200.
so acres. 5 miles northwest of
Valley Center, well improved, good
orchard, ali kinds of fruit, 20 acres
in pasture. so acres in wheat,
goes with the place. This is a
choice piece of land $500.
so acres, miles northeast Of Val
ley Center. Groom house, barn
32X26, with loft. granary, corn
crib, wagon shed and chicken
house. One of the best improved
sos in this section; fine bearing
orchard. $500.
go acres, . miles northeast of
Valley Center, 8-roOm house, barn
1bE42. gr2narv and corn cribs,
windmill in feed lots; the improve
ments are all new and modern;
50 acres in pasture, all good land,
+5 an acre.
l6) acres. 2 mile north Of Kechi.
on the Rock Island railroad,
miles from Wichita, 20 acres IN
pasture, fenced with hedge, good
orchard. $50 acres in wheat, goes
with the place This is a snap,
SIS an acre; 81. 500 can run four
veaUS at 3 per cent interest
have q fine list of farms and
ranches in the valley that / would
Ice nicased to show anyone wish
Ing 70 purchase
G. r. DAVIS,
Valley Center, Kan.
157-7t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

which had . run
at the beautiful
Theater Republic,
New York. Mr..
Arbuckle comes
from Texarkana,
Texas, where he
formerly practlced
law. but left that
profession to Join
the Prescott-AIc-
/ e a n Dramatic
Company. He has
appeared in many
different roles. and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

a u t h o T actor.
who m a d e so
great a success
as co-star with his
wife in plays
which he himself
wrotte-"For Fair
Virg a." and
"a gatha Webb
IS an important
member of Mr..
RobsOn's stellar
organization. Mr..
WhytaTs versatil-
itv is remarkable,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

playing with that eminent actress until
her very last appearance on the stage.
For the past three seasons. Miss Rossmore
has starred in REVEALS Of Shakespeare
and III Sardou repertoirs.
Mr.. Russ Whytal, the brilliant young
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
Stuart Robson
And Short Sketches OF
His Lead ne Support.

When Stuart Robson decided upon max
ing revival OF The Henrietta" this sea
son. he determined TO present It with
even a stronger cast than was the orig
inal one that created the comedy four
teen years ago at the Union SQUARE Thea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

ties" fancee "Ag-
nes. is Of the pure
Celtic type Of fea-
lures made 50
famous by Maud
Come. the Irish
Joan Of Arc"
She vas brought
to This country by
Cha e Frohman
from Irel nd, and
her beauty has
Won her consider
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

e T. y e v
York. How
well he sue
ceeded IN this
now appears
from the fact
that the four
leading roles
OF the play
are impersOn-
ated by pro-
fe 5 5 onals
" \ 0 b q Y e
Z h 2 m selves
been stars at
the head OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

their own organizations and save up pro-
ftable tours for the honor OF joining Mr.
Robson's organization. These. with Mr..
Robson at the head, make an organization
that contains five stars. q company that
has seldom if ever been surpassed as
regular organization.
Maclyn Arbuckle last year starred in
the ''Sprightly Romance CT Marsac, "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
FANNIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FANNIE BLOOMFIELD-ZEIS
The appearance Of this great artist
in Wichita in December. viii mark an
epoch in the musical history OF Wichita.
W s. 3. Matthews. in Music" for No
vember. 1895. says:
"Out Of the four hundred millions o.
more people Who live upon the globe al
present. there are still a vast majority
VIII odo not play the piano at ALL Perhaps
only five or ten millions in ali play lit
tie bit out of these there are some
thousands who play oreditably And
among these there are perhaps a hundred
in al the world who play well enough TO
give a really Interesting recital of piano
music. Interpreting it musically and play
Ing it up 30 q standpoint not 20 be de-
spiSed. And among these hundred there
are about twenty-five that every well in
formed person oucht 20 know bv name.
and Qua " these twenty-five perhaps half
g dozen really first class artists II IS
among this half dozen az there be So
inans) that Nine. Zeisler Is entitled 10
stand
No one can AFFORD 10 miss this treat.
The sale Of seats for subscribers VIII open
az howe 5 je~eiry store Wednesday morn
ms. November e. at nine O'Clock. and Tor
the general public Friday morning. No
vemaer ~. at nine O'Clock. DO ont fan
70 scc,sre Your seats as early as poss.-
bic The program IS a feast of coed
things. and wiz more than repay your
attendance.
After playing here December :. Nine.
Zeister VIII 60 % Minneapolis. where she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

one Of his greatest successes having been
''SvengaIr' II -'Trilby"
Miss Estelle Carter. a beautiful
southern girl from Nashville. Tennessee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

FOR SAILED acres excellent land. 200
acres in wheat, Z miles from Argonia,
IS per acre.
30 acres. 8 miles from Wellington; $50
acres in wheat, 120 acres pasture, al
ance hay land. $40 per acre.
j. J.. BOW DISH. ia n. Market
I-Su-We-2tN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
ARsTRACTCRS-

-
AHSt hACIS of Utle furnished nron7tI,-
Phone S5l. c. 3. Quincy la y Mssn.
l--su-we-fr-tf
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For SALE-On East Murdoch avenue. 90
fcet corner location. Groom house and
GOOD barn. Sl.5o0. Reese * Co, 10 T..
--ifSt street 7-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

Seats or sale az Howe's jewelry store
For Subscribers Only Wednesday No
vember =. Q a. m.
For the General Pablc-Friday. No.
vember -. a. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

WE HAVE spot cash buyer for $40 acres
of good wheat land in Sedgwick county.
If you have szlch TO offer. please give us
your lowest spot cash figures. Israel
Bros. tit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

N.ooOo1 no LOAN on Kansas and OKLA
home farms. Winnie & Winnie. Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

IL YOU WISH 70 rent q cottage, close
in. see Huffman &. Clark, over 800 E
Douglas. TT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

Notice No. J5-"The element of sym
pathy is very pronounced. the pathos is
genuine, and even the comedy is such as
to make distinct appeaL"-Chicago
Record. The version OF Uncle Toms
Cabin, which Al. w. Martins big COM
pany win present at the Crawford thea
tire, Wednesday matinee at 3 p. N. and
night at $40, is the original, and is said
to be the purest and most instructive
story TO be told.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

COME TO PSYCHOLOGY CLASS after
noon and parliamentary law class, even
ings. @. W IIoss, Sedgwick block 7-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

If you want TO borrow money
See the G. X. Spencer Realty Co. No.
20l East Douglas. 126-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

MONEY TO LoAN-on farms o. Sele-
Wick county ana adjoining counties ~
lowest rates Consult us helorc maxi
ana loan j. NJ. Clendguin & c. III
South Topeka avenue.
9-Sun-t,ise-sat-tr
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STRAYED-Llght hay mare. white hind
feet. black tail and name. wire fence
AIillison, 1850 :. Lawrence. Phone No.
264. eff
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26

m6wi2 M temat nasss to~warsystwo
nss.s nissgoda, " kohou saohe-
CAL cais poloaie do jsdnoSoi do
sgody. Tr.soim m6wos byi A.
Kuxmihski ! skrsslia przsbieg pow
staaia ! pr.yosyny jsgo upadka.
Cswsrtym mowcs bys Oh. Krzytah-
xxi, Pistym A. Langiswicz, ssostym
A. Bobsr; Glory spiswaokis. 2 dy.
mem poaafow, Polsk ME sipga, Ma
u wojsany, lpiew dzieoi, Jsssoss
Polska ME .giaeaa. dsklamsojs p. p.
NJ. Girsmskiej, w. Sutowskisj. z.
Zswad,kiej. M. Iisiewics. Prsy
kohou obchodu oh6ry spiswackis Wy
koaaiy hymn Bote oos Polske. Ma
Skarb Nsrodowy sebrano Sll. s4o.
Komitst obchodowy skiada stsropol.
skis Bog .apssc.
Il. Galecki, sekr. oboh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
Echa z obchod6w.
Erie, Pa.

0boh6d listopadowy, ursad.ony
stsranism Tow. Tadeusza Kosciuszki,
gr. ga z. N. p. odbyi sic dnis SOgo
listopsda " hall p. A. Nag6rskisgo.
Publicznosci ME bylo wiels, pomimo
Pogody. Bsrdzo mi prsykro, Il mu-
sac tn wspomniec. 10 naszyoh ozion-
kow byao bard.o maao, DO .swet je-
dnej tr.eoiej o.esci ME byso obeonsj.
Smutny to objaw pstrjoty.mu q tyoh
zaws.e ME obeonych. Ale ma pray.
s.iosc bedsis insosej. drod.y braoia,
DO ieasli prosby navoay~ania ME
odniosa aadnego skutku, TO Tow. was
znusi, aaebyscis sic pofatygowali ma
pr.yszios6. Oboh6d otworzyl W kill
ku siowach pre.ss p. wojoiech Ski.
bihski. Powoaujso M przswodnioza.
oego p. Stanisiawa Venikatis, kt6ry
takie W kilku ssowaoh p~atrjotyos-
nych powitaf zebranyoh, q ma sekre-
tara niaej podpisansgo. Hala byfa
pieknie prsystrojons. Ii 90 naleay
sic usnanie komitetowi. Program
ebchodu byi nastepujacy:
Wspolny spisw ,,BoAe Ojcse Two.
j. d.ieci". Nova p. Autoniego Do
nikowskiego o powssaniu listopsdo-
wynn. Nova p. J. Crajkowskiego
o oswiaoie. Nova Wiktora Chu.
~dsyhskiego o Skarbie Mar. Pol, ma
kt6ry m6wca skolektowai 1854.
Mied.y mowami by}y spiswy ! de-
klamacje. w kohcu prezes oboho.
du podziekowai ~public.nosci IA
wsiecie udriaiu W obohodsie. Ma
z~akonczenis odspis waDo wspolnie
,,Bo.e COS Polske". Caiy program
wypadi nadzwyczsj dobrze.
w imieniu komitetu obchodu ska
dam serdeczne drieki, szanownym
m6wcom, deklamatorom | spiewa-
kom. 70 sic TAX dobrse re swsgo IA
dsnis wywiazali, oraz lynn wszyst-
kim. ktorzy sic prsyc.ynih " ozsm-
kolwiek bid& do upieks.snia obcho.
do, a osobliwis ,p.hstwu N~ochowios,
oras s.anownej publicznosci IA bra.
ME udsiaaui W. obchodsfes zasylam
ssaropoiskie Bog .aps.t.
Mac Bor9ieicz, sskr. obohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26

obs - skarby ! sioAoso $500, po-
iowa {. ]. $40 do Skarbu Rsppsrs.
wylskisgo . $40 do Skarbu Ame-
rykshskisgo. Skladkx ssjety si%
Psasy: H. Cissswska / FIR. zgliasks,
Dsisci sskolns I New Britain, Cd
sPisvefy pare pielni aarodowyoh i
miafy pare dsklsmacji.
"a 90 nalsay Gle slussas usaanis
byismu organiteis aauosyoislowi
Staa. Nowakowskismu, IL tax pick
nyoh vyuosya dsieoi dsklamaoji 1
lpisw6w. Ns sakohc.snis og9 3D.
spiswsi hymn Boas cos Polske".
Polonia sebrana N tymas obohodzis
wyniosia mile wraAsnia.
Prof. Lsskowskismu swraoam n
wage, ably wisOej " podobay spos6b
ME wyraaai sic o Skarbis Rappsrs.
wylskin. Niejsdnemu polskowi era
siay seros 10 ssova. Bo, a Skarb
Narodowy jest nam potr.sbny, ! 10
many " MIN Prswdsiwyoh sya6w
Polskioh n dyrektor6w to ME ulsga
watpliwosOi. Pred.sj skarb. kt6ry
.aioaya kongres pol. kat. runis. ami.
tell Rapperswylski Skarb Rsppers-
wylski jsstto in~stytuOja osysso pa
trjotyosna. Ma ona swieta idee.
Gently. ktore skaadamy M ME. bsda
ufyts M osls pssrjotycsns. Gdyby.
Suy misli podobay skarb " T. 1890
l-6l dis zapewas Polsks ME byfa
nisPodlegia.
K6lko Dramstyo.ne, G wia.daw VOL.
nosci daio piekny ! sslachstny pr.y.
kssd. opodstkuiso cssosk6w osson.
kinis 20 5 oeatow missieosnis M
Skarb Rapperswyhki.
Bravo! takich wieoej pr.ykiad6w
a wtencsas Smiafo motemy powie-
dsiet, IL Polska ME rgineia.
W. T.. Rens.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
P~ittsburg, Pa.

obchod 7lsj rocznioy wybuchu
polskisj wojny z r. 1880 przsciw Ro-
sji W psmietna moo 29go lissopads.
odbyi sic staraniem gminy zwiszko-
~sj ma Pittsburg ! okolioe " ME-
dzisle, dnia 1go gradnis =. b. ma 20.
sudniowej stronie miasta " be.pia.
tnis udzielonej komitetowi hall ME.
mieckich Turnerow, przy udziale
grup Zwiazkowyob, licznych pred.
stswicieli towsrzystw koscislnych,
narodowych wojskowyoh.
Trzy uniformowsne towarzystws
wojskowe upiskszyiy u~roozystosc
swoia obeonosoia a misnowiois gwar-
dja ~. Msroina, Uisni sw. Kazi.
misrzs ! oddzisi XII wolnyoh Pol.
skiob Krpkusow, jakotea / oohoozs
nasza druxyaa sokois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
Hartford, Conn.

Zapowisdziany obchod 7lsj roo..
nicy powstania listopadowsgo, odbyi
sic tutsj IA staranism trzsch pois.
czonych Towarzystw. mianowiois:
Koaka Dramatycsnsgo. Gwisrds
Wolnosci, xxx Oddiiai Nv. MILO.
dziety Polskiej j Tow. sw. Stsnisls-
wa. Ii. NJ. Msze sw. taiobna Cd
prswii Wlbny ks. st. Musiai. " 10.
Soiele irlandzkim Nv. Piotra " czwar-
tex 2Sgo iistopsds. o gods. Tel rsno,
pocIem udsno sic do hall Armory,
prry Main | Sheldon al, gdzis sic
odbyi wiaiciwy obobod. Obchod
otworzyi prszss OBJ. NJ. Budsj. kro.-
ks przemowt poozsm odmowR lita.
nis pielgrrymstwa polskisgo. Mo.
dzist Zwisrkows odspiewais choral
VI dymem p~o.srow". Nova Ed.
Brschookisgo. dsklsm. psnny Kows.
lewskiej Niewola. Nova Wislb.
Ks. Musisi. D~ekismscja Tso6ls Du.
drewicz, Spiew psnisnek Kowalsw.
skich: Co to ojoryznst Lecs listki
/, drzsws. Dsklsm. pani Danielew.
skisj, Sparbsnks. Dsklsm. OBJ. Y.
Dssielswskisgo: Clos ssro polskich.
spiew miodsiezyi Braois rocznics.
Mowa prof. Lsskowskisgo 4 Bridge
port, Conn. " ktorej skresli pre-.
bisg p~owsssnia listopadowego. prey
kohcu hawosywujsc polonje do Jed.
nosci ! sgody. Prrykro nam, IL szan.
mowos siepochlebnis vyrasss sic o
sksrbie Nsrodowym PoIskim, twisr.
dzac, Ia ten sksrb ME Jest pswny. q
chocisa by tax byio, to tsdnsj ko-
rsysci = niego p%olscy miec ME beda,
sachwslajsc skarb ~zsiosony prrsz
konerss, odbyty nisdawno " Bof.
. falo. N. X. Zrobioao skisdks M
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
Wilmington. Del.

Dnia 2sgo listopads :. b. odbyi sic
to obch6d 7isj roc.niCy powstania
iis.opadowsgo y 1901 =. M saii
K6ika Dramatyoznsgo na Eel Wa.
shington al. ur.sd.ony prrs. haste!
pujace Towarzystwa:
l. Tow. Krolestwo Polskie, or.
1873 q. N. p.
2. Soka Polski i'm. Pulk z. Mil.
kowskiego.
8. Kolko Dramatyosne i'm. Hr.
Fredro.
4. Czytslnia Polska.
8. Tow. sw. J6zefa.
g. Tow. sw. Stanisiawa. go
o gods. Gel rano powyts.e iowa.
rzystwSzsbssay SsiS vi bsssmehoie
kosciols, skaa rsiy orszak " liosbis o.
kofo Pieciuset czionkow, pod dow6ds-
TWEEN marszslka OBJ. Kopahskisgo.
wyruszyf do kosoioia Seros Jssuso.
wego, gdzis o godz. loci odbyio sic
zasobne n~aboAehstwo IA poleg}ych
braci, ma ktorem Wlbny Ks. Hugo
wygiosii MOVIE patrjotyozns.
Wieczorem o gods. Sci rozpoc..i
sic obchod ma sail Powyzsj wymie-
nionej.
OBJ. w. Gozdzioki, prszes komite-
tn obchodowego, otworzyi obchod,
p~owoiujao ma przewodniozscsgo OBJ.
J. R~ebickiego, ktory powitsi %licznie
zsbraus Polonje krotks przemows,
P~owoiujao ma sekr. niAej podpisa-
nego.
Poczem powoiai ma pierwszego
mowoe OBJ. s. szaikowskisgo. Ds.
lei przemswiali: OBJ. j. Grabkowski,
OBJ. J. Jabiohski ! OBJ l.. Sugslski.
OProoz tego byiy spiewy l dskls-
macje.
Nastepnie personal---very. oboho.
do przemowl do publicznosoi o INA
ozeniu Skarbu Mar. Pol, zacheoajac
do popierania takowego. Poozem
wyznaczyi panny deklamatorki do
kolektowania, z ktorego wpiyne}o
$3.50.
Ma nakohczenie wszysoy powsss-
jsc odspiewsli ,,Bote COS Polske".
X. Ro+ycki, sekr. OBJ.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
Union City, Conn.

w niedziels dpia igo grudnia cd.
byi sic w hall A. Sokoiowskisgo OBJ
ohod rocznicy powstsnia listopado.
wego. urzsdzony staraniem Tow. u.
ianow VIII Puiku ksiecis J6zsfa
Poniatowskiego z Union City, Conn.
Tow. Ognisko z Waterbury, Conn.
Rano o godz. $50 Ks. II. sbysrdyn
odPrswa msze sw. "a polegiyoh bra.
Of " walce o wolnoSc wypowis-
dzial kazanis do zebranej ~licznie gro.
mady ~wiernych, ~wsksrujsc ma prre.
sladowanie nieszozesliwsgo narodu
aaszego Przez moskali l prusskow.
Pc poiudniu o gods. 2ej odbyl sic
w~iasciwy obchod, ma ktory zsbra,o
sic tax wielu ~s3uchsozy, .e halls byia
IA msia. Program obobodu dobrze
opracowany, przyczynii do udsnis
sic obobodu. spiewy, mowy, dskla.
naojs swiczsnia dsiatwy szkolnsj
wypadiy d~oskonals. Pierwszym
nowcs byi A. sokoiowski. Tems.
tenn jego mowy byis piesh polsks. o
o ktorsj znaczeniu ! potedss mowii
" ssowach gorsoyoh | przskonsjs.
cycb, zaohecajso publioznosc do po-
piersnis sPiewakow ! pislegnowsnis
piesni. Drugim mcwcs byi A. Gi.
remski . Wsssrburry. Conn, ktory