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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-15

MIR. Scott introduced two petitions
from residents of Putnam county, urg
ing the passage of house bill No. ll3,
requiring the applicants for liquor IL
censes to obtain petition of majority
of voters in their precincts or WARDS
before such license is granted. Re-
ferred to the committee on temperance.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-15
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

Entered at the post Office at Plymouth. Indiana
as matter of the second class.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-15

The democratic members of the house
this afternoon had sn informal talk on
the subject of starting an investigator
of the affairs of State GeOlogist Batch
ley. The accusation WAS made by one
of the representatives that the state
geologist practically sold appointments
under him by requiring division of fees
from the oil inspectors.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12
Changes That Do Oeeur.

We are glad tn note that Mr.. ].
G. Kaufman, who has heen en-
plo, ed at w. w. Carpenters and
the Hotel Hurt barber shops for
abon, two years. has bought ont
the shop formerly owned ny VIM.
Osier on Sonih Lafayette street,
next to the Index ofice. and has
re6,trd aud remodeled it into Q per.
feet little parlor. where he invites
his many friends. Mr.. Kaufman
IN. We are glad to say, a. artist at
his business and fully competent to
satisfy the most particular. He
has not alone had the experience
Of this country. but has travelled in
France. Germ my and other coun.
tries. besides aIl I" the principal
cities IN America.
We bespeak for him SUCCESS in
his new undertake ing and feel con-
fdent In saying that those who
may pa,rOnlz- him will Ike more
than pleased. We wish Mr.. Kauf'
man a successful share Of the pub
lie patronage aud hope he may con
time to he m successful IL the tut.
ure as in tie past.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12
lHisson[oustney.

Aujnte,e.tiue wedding took place
At Hose, Hurt Tuesday afternoon.
Iu,y 9th. ZOO, the ~cor,rsct;us mar.
ties being Mr.. w. n. Hitson Of
Shsck~ltord and Mrs. Nancy Court.
new Of Jewell. Iowa. Rev. Chas.
u rho,r.. ,.-,,o,r.A IN. c-.,.,,,,
.""-.
W" SUI MIS-
Nelson Thayes. ot salt springs,
aud the ladies Of the hotei.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12

Nelson Thayer. OF Salt Springs,
was . visitor 10 Marshall Tuesday.
He says the wheat crop 10 the Iarg.
est Tor years and Of the finest quail.
ity. He IL farming on the John
Galloway farm. where he has 40
acres In cultivation, 20 acres Of
which are In corn. The prospect
for late corn In his locality 10 fine.
owing to the rain they had three
weeks ego.
w. w. Hitson. Of near Shackei.
ford, was also In Marshall on Inn.
portant business Tuesday. and II
farming ON the Winslow farm. six
miles west Of town. He hiss 100
acres In corn. which In standing the
dry weather exceedingly we'll.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12

40; SIS.
r. &. REYNOLDS. trustee. to T G.
Still, lot 6, block 10. Grand Pass;
Ssoo.
A. s. Van Ang'en ct al 10 J. N.
German. s4o acres. 8. 1851 %; 49,.
600.
julia d. Livingston to J. NJ. Ben.
ton. lot 80 and lot 8. Owens addi.
tion to Sweet Springs; t3oo.
J. o. Gaskeli and r. X. Willard
to J. A Dill, lots ;. 4. 5. 6. block
7. Mount LEONARD: $1,000.
K. n. Emerson to Ed Durnil,
I7o acres. - 81 a.; $1,000.
Ed Durnii 10 Mary E. Johnson.
on~-halt interest in rao acres. -.
SI.aI; S2.ooo.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12

DR.. John K. Hall had q runaway
Monday morning. He was making
a call at the home Of c. c. IIarnds
l" northwest Marshall, having left
mis- team in charge Of q colored hoy
at the gate. when the horses he.
came frightened aud ran of. When
some distance they ran into q ,ele.
plume pole. breaking the buggy and
throwing the boy out. bruising him
considerably. but not hurting him
seriously.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12

One Of the most enjoyable meet.
ing- ever held by the Daughters Of
the Coniederacv wac that Of Wedues.
day. when the circle. with . mum.
her of friends. met and were enter.
tanned At the home Of Judge Will.
lam Nap,on o.. East Arrow street.
The Judge IL fortunate In that he
lives IL tie coolest house in Mar.
shall and IN far enough from the
street not To he ,rnwbled with The
dust. Tho~e who attended upon
this occasion soon forgot the burn
ing neat without. Mrs. Nspt0n
and daughters. Misses Frances and
Roberta. assisted Nv Miss Virginia
Yesgl-. were un,iring in their ef.
forts ~ hOsie>ses.
The music for the afternoon by
the following we'll known must.
clans was excellent: Mesdames G
A. Wright and Lutte v. Jackson
gave several instrumental mum.
hers on the piano and Miss Frances
Nap,on delighted all present with
her vi"li" selections, accompanied
by her sister. Miss Roberta. ON
piano; and last. bu, not least. was
Miss Clara Brown. the vocalist for
the evening.
During the afternoon the circle
dis. ussed the representation from
this chapter i"r the unveiling If the
monument at Springfield. Mo-. Au'
gus, 10. the anniversary 81 the hit.
lie If Wilson Greek. and Il will Ike
decided a next meeting ~ to who
will attend.
Punch was served during the
afternoon by Misses Luls Seargean,
and Bessie Y,sgle Refreshments
Of ice cream and cake were alssl
served.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12
FiiseeS Acres Of Vhest Burned

WI .Lawiess. east Of town. was
unfortunate Thursday in losing 6f.
teen acres Of wheat by fire. The
stable caught from Q spark from the
traction engine that WAN moving
from one part 81 the farm to the
other. in threshing wheat. The FIRE
had made great headway when dis.
covered and fifteen acres were de.
str"yed beforei II could be put out.
The loss will be aboul $500.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12
MOI Dead

George Brown IN alive and still
In the race aud will be ready fer
business by the middle 0f the week.
His goods are arriving every day
and he is rushing things to Ike open
in q few days.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-12
Real Estate Trsnsiers.

Il. Gillian 10 Leiitia A. Mead.
all interest IN 100 acres. ~. i7.S2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
MERGERS Endowment.

MACON, Oct. 16-President Pollock
announces that 81, 500 additional was re.
ported on NJ 'day for the Mercer univer.
sity endowmen fund. Of this amount
Valdosta Baptist church gave $500, Har-
mony Grove church gave 500. This
makes up to date -otal of $4,000. It
will be remembered that John D. Rock.
efeller is to give $4,000 to MERGERS en-
dowment on condition tat the college
raises $50, 900 by Nov. /. This amount
is already in sight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
Sues For Quarantine Island.

HONOLULU, Oct. 10, via SAN FRANCIS.
co, Oct. 16.-Suit has been brought
against the United States by A. B. Nc
Clellan for possession of Quarantine
island, in Honolulu harbor Mcclellan
claims the island under a title that was
at one time recognized by the Hawaiian
government, but which was afterwards,
by the same government, declared to be
d mere fishing title. The land is about
80 acres IN extent and has long been
use,R for quarantine purposes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
UGLY CRIME SUSPECTED.
MRS. Levi Found In Dying Condition
at Burroughs.


SAVANNAH. Oct. 16.-Mrs. L. Levi was
found in a dying condition in her store
near Burroughs station, in this county,
Friday morning and brought to the city
by negro man who made the discov-
cry. Mrs. Levi died at the Savannah
hospital yesterday from her injuries 1t
was thought at first that her injuries
were accidental, but later developments
indicate murder and robbery.
Burroughs is a negro settlement IN
habited by a rough class of negroes.
Mrs Levi and her husband had con-
Quoted business there for many years.
Six months ago the husband died. Mrs.
Levi was advised by friends TO remove
to Savannah, as her life had been once
attempted and there were parties VINO
were suspected of evil Intentions toward
her. The old woman was something or
a miser. She was afraid to trust IN
banks and is believed to have had about
50, 900 hidden about the place in tobacco
bags
Administrator Silverstein, who went
to Burroughs, has returned. He Is sat
isfed that a murderous assault was
committed. The old lady always car
ried her keys around her neck. These
were found scattered about the floor, as
were also the tobacco bags in which she
kept her money. There were other evil
dences Of robbery. Legree, the negro
mayor of Burroughs, is making an eff
fort to ferret out the crime. Detective
Charlton has some Clews on which he is
working. Suspicion points to a party
known as Rags" who is charged with
making former attack on Mrs. Levi.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18

Serious Array at AIdersEqt.

LONDON, Oct. 16-The long standing
feud between the Durham and Worces.
ter regiments of infantry eliminated
last night in serious ARRAY at Alder.
shot, when the Worcesters, with fixed
bayonets and ball cartridges, attacked
the quarters of the Durhams. Severe
fighting followed, during which many
of the men were injured. A number of
the Durhams are suffering from danger.
Gus bayOnet wounds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
KNOX AND STALLINGS MEET.
Two Alabama Leaders Discuss Pend
ing Constitution.

OPEL1KA, Ala, Oct. 16-Hon. J. B.
Knox and Jesse Stallings spoke to a
large audience here yesterday on the
constitution, Colonel Knox speaking for
ratification and Colonel Stallings against
1t. Stallings made one of his characteris-
tichumorous speeches and kept the orodw
laughing.
Colonel Knox made logical and con-
vincing speech, and for one hour and a
half held the closest attention of the
hearers. He demonstrated that this was
white mans contest, and that no
white man would be disfranchised, but
practically all negroes would be. His
logic was conclusive and his speech ac-
complished much good. The audience
was for ratification.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
BONDED DEBT REDUCED.
r. III. Brown Purchases $21, 900 of
Macon Bonds.

MACON, Oct. 16.-The bonded indebt-
edness of Macon was reduced yesterday
S21, 900. r. H. Brown, chairman of the
bond commission, has purchased from
holders that much of Macon's 6 per
Gent bonds and has delivered tie same
to the city treasurer to be Cancelled.
These bonds are a part of $545, 900 of
bonds bearing per cent interest and
due in 1910. The bonds were bought
with money from the sinking fund that
is in the hands of the bond commission,
of which Commissioner r. II. Brown is
the chairman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
Murderer Becomes Insane.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 16.-Abra.
ham Jenkins, alias Bill jerks, a pris.
oner at the county Jail, charged with
the murder of a negro by the pane of
Q. B. Whitfield, has been declared in.
sane, and, provided the papers are issued
by Judge Call, will be sent to the state
insane asylum at Chattahoochee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
North Uarolma A-osun.aseers.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-The following
North Carolina postmasters have been
appointed: w. T. Davis, at Bostic,
Rutherford county, vice A. L. Smart.
removed; at Palm, Haywood county, E.
A. Noland, vice Esther Bennett, re.
signed; at Wendell, Wake county, A
A. Wall, vice r. Richardson. resigned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
Rev. DIR. Aloe Goes to Manila

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.-Rev. DR..
Aloe of Colorado Springs, Colo, will
leave for Manila on the army transport
Thomas today. It is stated that he goes
to the islands under the sanction of the
war department as commissioner to in.
vestigate charges of immortality in the
military camps.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
To RuiId Extension.

RALEIGH, Oct. 16.-It is understood
that the Aberdeen and Rockfish railway
has contracted for go state conviots to
build an extension, probably to Fayette.
Vile -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18

1850 TfFe, fit RSsPside and and 1902
=. NJ lOcilla. a. W.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-18
FINEST FISH AND MEATS.
Times-Recorder readers, who


Times-Recorder readers, who
eat, have an advantage over
others in that they known
3 Bragg Bros. carry only the
choicest meats and fish at their
market. Purest butter, very
scarce article now, can be had
every day at Bragg's. Braggs
is the place to get something
good to eat. They keep only
the very best. Try.Bragg Bros.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
Dalej by,o kilka numerow spiswu

Dalej bylo kilka numerow spiewu
deklamacji.
Pan Konstanty Brozyna, kapitan
4ej Baterji Kanonierow W krotkich
lecz pieknych siowach zwrocii uwa.
sc matkom polkom, ably W dzieci
wychowywaiy pc polsku, i uczyiy
swej pieknej mowy ojczystej.
Kolekta pr.ez male dziewczeta
~przyniosia $500. Poiowe . tel SUI
my p~rzeznaczono ma Skarb Narodo-
wy a druga ma wieAni6w politycz-
nych.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom, kt6rzy
zlozyli I'VE Gently IA oltarz oiczyzny,
n przez to mole niejedna sieroca o.
susza ize, iako te. wszystkim tym,
ktorzy bezinteresownie przyczynili
sic do upiekszenia obchodu, skiadam
staropolskie Bog zapia6. Bracia
Zwiazkowcyl u ostatniego obcho-
du many ~najlepszy dowod, Ae pu-
blicznose nam sprzyja, ! pomimo in
tryg obchod odbyi sic swietnis j
o
Naprzod wiec bra6 Zwiazkowa, u
rzadzajmy obchody, j kroczmy ma
prod smiaio, podnoszac ducha ma
rodowego, ME zwaAaiac ma p~rzykro-
Sci napotyksne po drodre. Krocz-
my smiaio do z~wycieztwa. Mech
Ayje Il. n. p. Mech zyjs Polska
Ludowa.
Fir. KossdkoUski, sekr. OBJ.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
KINEMATOGRAF
q francuzkiego)... =. =.

Wiedzac. re obie mlode kobiety
pragna z SODA pomowic ma osob-
nosci, John Charmont rzeki:
- Mole panic. zostawie was
same, pomowcie sobie, a ia lynn
czasem pojde pc bilety. Rozu-
miem, &c takie przyjacioiki, jak
panic, co sic dawno ME widziaiy.
maja sobie wiele do powiedzenia.
Vice postanowiono. Zjemy obiad
II sicbie w hotelu, a wieczor spe-
dzimy w Fantasies Merveilleu-
ses".
- \ potem - wtracila Marya
- odwieziemy Klare do domu i
oddamy ia mezowi, ktory powie-
rzyi jq nam dzisiaj.
- Vice all right.
Pozegnai sic j wyszedi.
- Bardzo miiy cziowiek tw6j
MAJ - rzekia PAM Latrade.
- a gdybys wiedziala, jaki do
bryi
- Ale powiedz mi, jak to sic
wszystko stale? Bawilam yale
dwie diva miesiace ma wsi, a lynn
czasem zda2ylaS wyjse "a MAJ.
Me wierzylam wiasnym oczom,
gdy czytalam twoj list.
! ia ME wierzylam wiasne-
mu sz~czesciu.".
Vice byi to prad elektrycz-
ny z dwoch stron?
Opowiem ci wszystko......
Wiesz, &c obie z matka byiysmy
W rozpaczy, ME majac zadnej via
domosci cd Jakoba....
- Wiec ME wiecie jeszcze, CO
sic dzieje z twym bratem?
Sadzimy, re dawno juz o.
puscii Transwaal.
- A gdziez jest teraz1
- Wiemy tylko lyle. re Jak6-
bowl udalo sic dostarczyc burom
wszystkie zamowione dziaia. Po-
niewaz jednak dla bezpieczenstwa
przybrai inne nazwisko, straciiy-
smy jego Shady, a listy cd niego
do mas ME dochodziiy.
- A dalej co?
- Jakob d~ostarczyi dziaia ma
poinocy Transwaalu ] potem, u
wazajac "a niebezpieczne wraca6
ma kapsztad, prawdopodobnie u
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
kongresowego W Buffalo ~ dola-
row i15 centow.
w. Wioczetcski, sekr. obchodu.
Buffalo, N. Y.

w niedziele dnia lgo gruduia od-
byi sic obchod listopadowy, urza.
dzony ~staraniem gminy Zwiazku W
Buffalo, N. Y.
Obchod odbyl sic W hall Fillmore,
ktora jest najwieksza W poIskiej
dzielnicy, hala byia zapeiniona AZ
pc same brzegi.
Obchod otworzy} OBJ. ]. Hibsch.
gospodarz hall j powoiai ma prezesa
OBJ. r. Popadowskiego, prezes po-
wolal ma sekr. nizei podpisanego.
Obch6d otwarto spiewem ogolnym
,Bote Ojcze, Twoje dzieci".
Mowy wygiosili OBJ. FIR. Witkow-
ski, w. Czerniak, w. Szel&zkiewicz
J. Chrzanowski. Miedzy mowami
by&y liczne spiewy, muzyka ] dekla-
macje.
Potem odspiewano ogolnie ,,Boae
cos Polske".
w imieniu komitetu obchodowego
skiadam serdeczne podziekowanie
%mowcom, deklamatorom, prof. RAJ
sci j pannie NJ. l.. Nowak "a upiek-
szenie obchodu i takte Kolu Pol
skiemu j Chopinom IA ich udzial.
Kolekte urzadzono ma Dom Polski
W Buffalo j zebrano Sl4.12 j znajdo-
waio sic W kopercie zamkDietej soc.
z napisem Ola wieAniow politycz-
nych w starym kraju. Wszystkie
pieniadze zostaiy wreozone kasjero-
wi Domu Polskiego, ktory podzieli
je, gdzie kt6re naleAa.
w imieniu komitetu sk{adam ca
lei p~ublicznosci, ktora braia udzis'
W obchodzie stare polskie Bog ga.
pla6.
u uszanowaniem
j. I. Pacholski, sekr. Oh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
dowego nsjssrdecsniej dziskuSe sta
ropolskiem Bog zapiac.
M. Rakouski, sekr. oboh.
Brooklyn, n. Y.

Obchod Listopadowy urzsdzony
staraniem tow. Pol. Am. Obywateli
W kosciele sw. Stanisiawa Kostki
przy briggs ave. W GrsenPoint W
dniu Is listopada pod przewodnio-
TWEEN wiel. ks Leoua Wysieckiego,
wypadi wysmienicie.
Obch6d ten odbyt sic " kosciele
pieknie W taiobe udekorowsnym
przez prezesa Tow. FIR. Goiochowi-
oza. o godzinie POI do dziesistej
wprowadzenie wszystkich iowa
rzystw re spiewem ch~oralnym Wa
~lscznych tysiac. Msze sw. oelebro-
wal wiel. ks. Warnagiris proboszcz
parafji litewskiej W Brooklynie.
Podczas mszy sw. odspiewano: Boz
Re sedzio sprawiedliwy, Ma groby
bracia, u dymem poharow, Boae COS
Polske. Move patrjotyczna tyczaca
sic obchodu wygiosii wiel. ks. fran
ciszkanin Baran z Newtown, l.. l. i
~wzruszyi wszystkich mas do iez. Pc
n~aboaehstwis odspiewany zostai
kondukt pogrzebowy "a polegiych
praci przez wiel. proboszcza l.. Wy
sieckiego pray asystencji ks. Barana.
Potem wypowiedriat move wiel. Ks.
l.. Wysiecki u~bolewajsc. re ma tax
liczna parable. zaledwie jedna trze-
cha czese p~oozuia swoj obowiazek
ola naszych polegiych brsci "a VOL
nose tax drogiej nam Ojezyzny. o
6smej wieczorem odbyiy sic .aiobne
|, uieszpory z wigiljami a movie wypo-
siedziai wiel. Ks. Swider.
Ma zakohczenie nabotehstwa Cd
spiewano Vital Krolowo j Bote cos
Solske. Wan wiel. ksieta, ktorzy
ME szczedziliscis tadnyoh trudow ma
u~czczenie drogiej nan pamiqtki,
skiadamy W imieniu Tow. Pol. Am.
Oh. Bog zapaae! oby Bog NawyA-
say nam jak najwiecej takich pa,rjo.
ow zesiai. Wtedy smiaio powie'
dzieG motemy rJeszcze Polska nie
zgineia'. ! wan szan. Tow, ktore
braiy udziai, jak to III Cd. Violin,
Pol. Krakusow, Tow. Pan Polskich,
Tow. Maiachowskiego, Tow. Jana
Chrzciciela, Tow. sw. Walentego,
Tow. sw. Jozefa, grupa 81 Jan So
bieski, rowniet skiadamy Bog IA
pia6. Ia s~formowsnie powykszego
spiewu dzieHujemy OBJ. A. Fiust or
ganiscis tegoz kosciois. Il powyt
szego obchodu wpiyneio ma Skart
Mar. Pol. cztery dolary. ktore beds
wysiane ma recs komisarza SIX. Mar
Il szacunkiem, r. Goiochowicz
prezes; A Ekowski, wicepr.; A. Go
adziejewski, sekr. fin.; NJ. Budaszew'
ski, sekr. prot; w. Makowski. Ia
sjer; NJ. Selezyhski, marszalek.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
TAX. amerykanin dobrze

= TAX. amerykanin dobrze
a uchwycii....
Marya dry ! blednie.
: Co tobie? = pyta John.
= To s~trasznie widziec Gle
TAM. Wygladasz, jak widmo....
To wyjdzmy!
= Me. nie.... . Boze, to ia
kohl.
Teraz obraz przedstawia fort.
Widac dziaia, wyciagajace dlu-
gle szyje, W giebi krata zelazna.
krata sic otwiera i z szybkoscia,
jaka widziee MONA tylko we
snie hub w kinematografie. wypa-
daJa zolnierze angielscy. otacza-
jacy burow.... Burowie ida re
skrepowanemi w lyle rekoma.....
Stawiaja ieh pod murem....
L lozy Charmonta rozlega sic
okrzyk, zgluszony dzwiekami or
kiestry.
Boze, to Jakob! Poznaje go!
Ten drugi ma prawo!
Charmont blady, jak piotno,
sciska reke zony.
Teraz ! on ukazuje sic ma obra-
zie. Jest tam. jak zywy, rozkazu-
je, dale polecenia.... Obnaza SPA
de, podnosi w GORE. zolnierze
micrza do jehcow...
Marya zrywa Sc z krzesla.
Przez chwile ME moie wym6wic
siowa, wyciaga tylko rece ku stra-
sznemu widziadlu, wreszcie wo-
la:
- Stojcie, ma miiose Boska
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
j. Wutkoloski, sekr. obchodu

Obchod urzadzony staraniem Tow.
tax narodowych jake j koscielnyoh
W hall OBJ. Retmahskiego S4th st. i
Buffalo ave. W South Chicago.
Marsza}kiem obchodu by} OBJ. Fr. Y.
Rydzewski, ktory we wzorowym po.
rzadku poprowadzii Tow. ma sale
obchodowa.
Obchod otworzyi miejscowy ks.
proboszcz p. Rhode, ktory wyjasnil
Gel ! znaczenie obchodu ! W CORA
cych siowach nawoiywai miodziez do
patrjotyzmu j miiOsci ojczyzny W
starym kraju a zarazem ,aczenia sic
" polskie organizacje; "a 90 zostal
hukiem oklaskow wynagrodzony.
Ma prezesa obchodu zostal powo-
iany OBJ. Jan Szostakowski, vice
prezes u. N. p; ma sekretarza OBJ
0hodu zosta} powoiany przez preze-
ga niaej podpisany. Obchod rozpo-
ozas sic podiug programu, jak ma.
stepuje:
1. Spiew: Puik Czwarty-Dzieci
szkolne.
2. Dekl. Resurrecturis, Krasi6.
ski, - J. Grembowicz.
3. SPiew: Jam Polak znany z ME.
doll - Choir III sw. Miohaia.
4. Nova ks. Zwierzcho wskiego,
huozne oklaski.
8. Spiew: Juz bojowa trabka
brzmi - Choir p. p. KsIina.
g. Kilka slow do mlodziezy - J..
Stefahski.
2. Spiew: Ksntata ma czssc Mi.
okiewicza - Choir Tow. sw. Miohala.
8. Dekl. pogrzeb Kosoiuszki -
Ant. Kmieciak.
0. Spiew: Pocieszenie - Cbor
cbiopcow.
10. Nova p. Ignacego Kowal.
skiego.
III. SPiew: Hymn do, Boga -
Choir par. sw. Michaia.
IL. Nova prezesa obcbodu bar
dzo piekna.
Wszystkie numery wypadsy bar
dzo dobrze. Ma zakohozenie cd.
sPiewano Boze COS Polske.
Zebrano kolekte Ola komitetu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
Echa z ObchOd6w.
Saginaw, Mich.

Tow. Clos Polskiej Wolnosci, ct.
l3ta z. N. p. urzadzilo obchod Ii
stopadowy dnia 80 z. ~.
Rano odprawii ks. proboszcz A.
Lipihski aaiobns n~abotehstwo "a po-
legiych braci.
Wieczorem zgromadzilo sic IA
lsdwie kilku zwiazkowych, ] garstka
okolicy.
Obchod zagail ks. professor A.
Lipihski i wypowiedziai stosowna
move, poczem powo}ai ma prezesa
oh. NJ. Rybe, ma sekr. OBJ. St. Ho-
rzewskiego. Pierwszym byi spiew
Smiu dziewczstek Ma Groby".
Mowy wygaosili J, Kostrzewa i MO-
d.ian NJ. Milczewski. Miedzy mo-
wami by}y liczne spiewy j deklama-
ole. Wszysoy mowcy, deklamato-
ray j spiewacy mad wyraz dobrze sic
wywiazali z swego zadania. "a co tez
zostali sowicie wynagrodzeni oze-
stemi oklaskami.
Prey rozejsciu sic p~ublicznosci,
slychac by&o giosy zadowolonych, ze
tn jeszcze ME by}o takiego obchodu,
re garstks tylko usituje z trudem
podtrzymywad zadanis swe, a wick
szos6 zasypia snem wiecznym.
Dziekuje W imieniu Tow. Clos
Polskiej Wolnosci wszystkim tym,
ktorzy przylozyli sic do piracy ola
ojczyzny swej. Mowcom, deklama-
torom, spiewakom, a osobliwie ks.
prob, ktory pokazas przez swa o.
becnosc, ze cieszyi by sic niezawo-
dnie, ably wszystkie Towarzystwa
obchodziiy wspolnie pamiatki naro-
dove.
st. Horzelcski, sekr. obchodu.