davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
Blood Poison
7ERE Rg0ST DESTRUCTIVE al
ALI HUMAN DISEASES.

The poison elected from the fangs of the rattle
snake IS not surely fatal than the virus of Conta
Glous Blood Poison, which polhltes and vtiates the
blood destroys the tissues and bones and like
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
IPOdziekOwania.

Szanownym panom jake to: III.
Jane "a skoloktowanis, w. Sohul.
tzowi "a incjstywa, q pshstwu Rost
IA goscinoa okazja nsleAy sic odsm.
ME, jako Projeksodawcy, podsisko-
wanie "a skolektowsnie pierws.sj
kwoty ma Dom p~rzytuiku Ola star.
COW ! ksisk. Szczyci6 sic moascis
Panowie, re byliscie p~ierwssymi re
swoim oentem ma instytuoje TAX nam
Polakom Po.adana, oby was tysiscs
nssladowaiy a Dom by stas4i "
krotkim czssie. n szscunkiem T..
Zowadzki, del. sejmu XIV, prezss
gruPy b6tsj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

Possukujs swego brata Antoniego
Grsbana, pochod,acseo 70 wsi
Snisrokowoa, powistu Gorliokisgo
" Galicji. ktory prsed osmiu lsty
Pr,ebywsi ~ Northampton, Mass., .
teras Jest farmsrem, oisaiony Z an
gielkt- Ktoby wisd.iai o MIN, lob
on sam. Prosre mi doniese pod adrs-
sem: Tomas. Periej, 2S7 Front ST,
Brookiyn, n. y. ll2gr)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

Niniejszem s~kisdamy publiczne
podziekowanie p. T.. Siemiradzkie-
mu, redaktorowi ,,Zgody", "a CEN
ny dar ziozony do Biblioteki Zwia.
zkowej a mianowicie wydawnictwa
rzadowej komisji geologicznej. ko.
misji przemysiowej i wydawnictwa
rzadowej komisji edukacyjnej. z
doiaczeniem poszczegolnych map.
j siedmiu inny ch dziei W angiei-
skim jezyku.
Panu d.. Kowalskiemu, prezeso-
wi Tow. ,.Zgoda', W Steveuspoint,
Wis, rowniez dziekujemy IA iaska-
we nam nadesianie osmiu sztuk
starych monet DO Muzeum Wv. y.
Pol.
W imieniu Zarzadu Biblioteki i
Muzeum u. n. p.
DR.. ". Kufenski. prezes.
X. Preyss, sekr i bibliot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

- T.. w. r. " N. " Mauel "
s~tarej Polszczyaaie seaozy naramien.
mix, czese psneer.a. prrypadajaca
na ramie. Foret, wyras rowniea
przestarzaiy, oznacr diugis, ostrs |
cienkie narzed.is, uay~sne do pr.e.
tykanis zasisesyszcrOnych panswek
" sksiko~yoh ssrselbach j pistole.
tach oras .spai6w armatach nabi.
janyoh I prsodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
POk witOwanie.

Niniejsrsm kwituje nsstepujace
gruPy. ktore Pr1y,iaiy Pisniadns ma
koscioi sw. Rodziny Ashland.
Wis. CIR. 236 $2.i7; 500 64c.; $50
tSlS; 427 $500; 465 $s.l5; 400
800.
Losowsnis odbedzie sic d. 2s.go
stycsniu 1902 r., Z powodu. ,e CRU
Py TAX dhgo sic ocisgaja re zwro.
TEN pieniedzy lob ~tykietow.
4. r. .Pniachowski.
ia Ia ave. f., Ashland, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
W iadOmOSci Zwiaxkowe.

tao Z n obscene dusleeie. zsoas sswiads.leA
. posied.ssiseh .iesisesayeh Grsp ssiessesst
ole note. sci. ssswsfyi. fe te ss~wisdesiests
~.aJpier~ n visie sshiersjs ~sisjses. . pssss. 40
essosks~is Gle swrsesJa n ale swasi. wiss ~
bespofyteesss Reashsys rsniessess tyiho ss-
wisds.issis o pesiedreslseh wsisisJssyss, asd-
swyeaJsyeh.
CIR. 246 10 MenOminee, Mich.
Ma roczaem posiedzeniu gr. 246
tow. Synowie Polski - Meaomines'
Mich nastepujacy .ar.sd M rok pray
szty zostai obrany: Prszes, Waleaty
Burzyhski; wice-presss. Andrssj
Gmotowski; sekr. prot. i i~ioaasowy.
Felix's A. Waohowiak; kasjsr Jak6b
Biatejswski; opiekuoowie kasy.
Andr.sj Bursyhski j Franc. Miodu-
szswski; odtwierny, Wojoisch Bro
drihski. Wszelkie korespoadsncje
tyczaoe sic tow. prosre sdfssowac:
+. A. Waohowiak, l05 Grand ave.,
Menominse. Mich.
Or. 30I &c Eiieabefhporfh, ". j.
Uwiadsmiam wszystkich osionk6w
tow. Br. Pom. Stefaaa Batorego. gr
3Ol u. n. p, ably sic stswili M po-
siedzsnie roczne, kt6re odbedsie sic
dnia ego grudnia rb. o godr. lei
wiecz. u OBJ. l.. Lutkiswicza, OIL So.
Park str. Nisobecnosc podpsda ka-
rae 50 ct. Posiedzeaia r~ozpocsyaac
sic beda o godz Tel .amiast Sci.
Ma por.sdku dzieanym wyb6r no.
w-go ,arzadu grupy ! inas wsans
sprawy do zaiatwienia. Uwisdamiam
tych czionkow. ksor.y jss.sss kaucji
do grupy ME zio.yli, ably ma roeznem
posiedzeniu uiscili sic Z tsjAs, " ra.
zis przeciwnym zostana suspeadowa.
nj, Tub tea pc opfaois podatku. Wy.
dane ~zostanie i'm ksrta podrofaa. -
j.. Mattowski. sekr.
CIR 1874 r GlOberiNe, Colo.
Zawiadsmiam wsnystkioh c,ion.
k6~ nale,acych do gr. l34 z. N. r.,
tow. sw, Marcina " Globeville, Colo,
re rocIne posiedzenis odbedsie sic
razem Z miesiecznem l4-go grudnis
rb.w domu ob. Chojnowskisgo; po-
sied,enie otwarte zostanie jak IVY
kls. Czionek kaady nieobeony M
tenn Posiedzeniu, lub kt6ry ME 70.
piaoi ~naleinosei swojsj Podpada ka.
RE l dol. - Marian Chojnowski,
prezes; Michai Szymahski, sekr.
CIR. Al tc Nc,c Castle. Pa.
Za~lsdamism ~czionk6w, nalsta.
eych do gr. All u. n. p, 10 "a rocs-
ne posiedzeuie ktore sic odbSdsie
S-go grudnia RIO. W Hibernian hall
ma rogu Washington j Mercer ulio,
obowiszany jest ksAdy slavic Gle.
poaiewst odbedzie sic nominscja no.
wych urzednikow. Nieobecsos6
czionkow ma tenn posisd.sniu pod
pads karze podiug konstytuoji. =
V. J. Czekowski, sekr.
Or. 4Ss 10 Chicago.
Towarzystwo | Szwsdron Polskioh
Krakusow Z pod Wawslu, r.. 4SS z.
N. +. obralo nowy zsrssd, jsk naste-
puje: Pawei wysocki, prsses; An
drzej Kozioi, vice .prszss; Wilcssh.
ski, sekr. prot; Karol Litwioki, sskr.
fia.; Jozsf Kozioi. kasjsr; opiskuso.
vie kasy: Frauciszek Bsrsss ] An
dr1sj Krupa: do rady gospodarczei:
Jan Wilczehski w~inosnty wichlor.
Zarzad wojskowy: Pswei Wy
socki. kaPitan; Andrzsj Kozioi ] of.
GER; J6zef Kozioi, II officer; Karol
Litwicki, wachmistrz; Jan Blichars,
choraay; F~ranciszek Bernss, podcho.
rszy; Wincenty Wichior, trsbsos.
Wszystkie korespondenojs doty-
oztce sic tow. +. Krakus6w Z pod
Wawelu prosze adresows6: Ksrol
Litwioki, . Greeley CT, Chicago. LII.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

Delegation, braoiou swisrkowcom
| wssystkim urzedaikom Zarzsdu
Centralnsgo ayosymy dobrsgo Po-
wod,sais i rssyiamy ssrdsosas Po-
zdrowienie.
Lad,oik Drq.kierics' d.l.g.oi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

w prOtokdls ssjmovym " 'pisis
delegat6w prssz pomylke " ksiedae
protokoiowsj baednie wydrukownso
aaswisko delegate grupy SCI. "a
miast F. zurswski, nsleay ozytac FIR
zawad.ki, CO ninislszsm Prostujsmy,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21


My, niaej p~ddpIssni, p~rsesyismy
nasze Podziekowanie "a wyborpe sto.
iowanie ! mieszksnie, jakioh dozns.
lismy od Pshstwa Talssk6w ! cd ich
'yna DIR. Tslaski, naleiacsgo do ko-
mitetu Przedsejmowego W Tolsdo,
Ohio, podozas Ssjmu XIV ! tax 50.
mo d~oznaIismy czysto stare. polskisj
goScioy, "a 90 to, skisdsmy nssrs
staropolskie Bog rapiac.
Teraz prosimy j~eszcze doso.y6
siowko o Toledo, ae jak tylko przy.
bylismy. zOstalismy przer braci z~iar-
kowcow ] rodak0w otoczeni ! witani
z najotwartszem screen xspaiem;
wposr0d innych ~znaletlismy l pah.
stwo Janosz0w. A sstrm, ohooiak
Pctniej. 10 lepiej jak nigdy.
wszystkim " ogolsosci zssyismy
pozdrcwienie a podziekowanism | pc.
iscamy Was opisov Psns Boea.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

Y niniejs.sm odsyiam napowr6t
oerty6kat pokwitowany, 10 oh. Woj.
oisoh Rybski otr.ymai posmisrtne
" samis 800 dol. = kt6ryoh kwitujs,
q Prsytsm skisda serdeorns pod.ie.
kowsnie caiemu Zsrzsdowi Centr. "a
r~.ssslne mu ~wypaaosaie sunny g
~osoaej. ,
W0jciech Rybski,
Jan Stasko, sskr. fin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

Polecsm Severy Zoiadkowy Bit
tiers iako ~nailepsrs lekarstwo "a re-
gulowAnie strawnosoi, ktore po-
wieksrs apetyt. przymnaia siiy j ma.
daje zdrowy wygIsd cAiemu sys,s-
mowi. Ant. Hurt, Able, Nsbr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

n. ptcbHtFuu-hf'
podkomisarz SIX. n. ma Stan III
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

Posrukuje swojsgo brsta ,,Jans
Gr1sbieh" Pochodaacego L Zagorra
" Galioji. ktory tray lsta temu miai
pr.ebywae ~ Pensylvanii W ~I.uzerns
Co. Ktoby o MIN wiedziaf lub on
sam, pros.e sic 1gio.ie pod adresem:
Michat fachoiek, Boz Il, Maynard.
Ohio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
Ma Skarb NarOdOwy.

Ma Skarb Narodowy otrrymsssm
2 dol. 40 OF.
Otrzymsiem l dol. 80 OF. rebrsse
prlez OBJ. W. Maniaka M chrzoiuaoh
u PIP. Nadolskich ~ Superior, Wis.
Otr,ymaism 2 dolsry zsbrane prr,z
oh J. Zandera M chrzoinach u PIP.
G6rnych W Strestor, Ill.
Otrzymsism si65 zebrans prrs.
oh. FIR. Rudzihskiego ma chrzciosch
q PIP. Szczapihskich " South Chios
60, III.
T. Siemirddzki.
podkomisarz SIX. n. ma Stan III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
Kronika m~ieiscowa

W pistek 15-go b. m. odbyio
sic p~osiedzenie Zarzadu c. u. n. p.
Uchwslono rozpoczynac posiedze-
MIA Zarzadu o godz. Z IN. 30. a ME
o 81 jak byio dotad. Odczytano O.
dezwe komitetu Wykonawczego
Kongresu p. X. W Buffalo iuchwa-
lono ogiosic ja W ..Zgodzie" z tenn
zastrzezeniem, re Zarzad G. zacho-
wuje ma pozniej wydanie swojej
opinji o pracach tegoz komitetu,
gdy sic z niemi blizej zsznsjomi.
Podniesiono pensje pomocnikowi
rachmistrza Oh. A. Kslecie z 80 d.
ma 90. Ustanowiono pensje dru-
giemu pomocnikowi ma dol 30.
Prezes mianowal komitet Ola zaje-
cia sic sprawl pomniks Tadeusza
K~osciuszki; do komitetu weszli
sekr. gen. T. NJ. Hehhski; dyrek-
torzy l.. Czesiawski i s. Lauferski.
Prezes powolaf caly Zarzad c.
do komitetu oswiaty; lecz niekto.
rzy z dyrektorow wymowili sic bra
klein czasu. Do wczesniej ogio-
szonego skladu Wydzialu O. przy-
iaczyli sic dyrektorzy 5. Lauferski
A. Majewski.
Prezes mianowal nowy Komitet
Wsparc z oh. :. Nickiego, Il. Sic
miradzkiego i w. Pijanowskiego.
Zarzad &. ma prosbe Oh. :. MCKEE
go, ably udzielic instrukcji Wy
dziaiowi Wspsrc, polecii Wydzia-
iowi postepowac wedlug dawniej
praktykowanego porzadku, a mia
nowicie, re tylko czionkowie tych
grup moga otrzymac wsparcie od
W., ktore naleza do Wydzisiu
przez oplacanie ma rzecz tegol
skiadki dobrowolnej.
Odczytano odezwe Delegate ma
Sejm XIV oh. +. Zawadzkieyo W
sprawie domu Ola starcow i kalek
zwiazkowych; odlozono z~ajecie sic
ta sprawl nieco ma p6iniej, gly
Narzqd G. bedzie mial wiecej vol
mgo niz obecnie, wraz po
seJmie.
w piatek 22-go listopada cd
bedzie sic W domu Zwiazkowym
pierwszy wyklad historic polskicj
W mysl uchwaly Wydzialu Oswia-
ty. Poczatek scisle O godzinir
Sci wieczorem. Sale ola wykiadu
wybierze gospodarz domu zwiaz-
kowego, stosownie do liczbv
2gromadzonych sfuchacz6w. Te-
matem wykiadu bedzie poglsd o.
g6lny ma stanowisko narodu pol
sklego W dziejach ludzkosci, oraz
kr6tki poglad ma Gala slo~wianszczy-
zne. Jezeli zas pozwoli bedzie
rowniez kr6tki przeglsd szk6i his
torycznych polskich j ir6dei ola
historji polskiej. Wstep bezplatny.
prelegentem bedzie prof. 7. Sic
miradzki.
Prezes Zsrzadu G. Rokosz zwo-
tat pierwsze posiedzenie Towarzy-
silva pomocy naukowej, zaiozonego
" dniu 30 pszdz. ma sobote 23-go
list. do domu zwiazkowego ma go
dzine S.ma. Prosimy wszystkich
obywateli, ktorzy sic juz wpisali
do tego tOwarzystwa, oraz tych
Sszystkich, CO maja zamiar do ME
go przystqpic, ably raczyli stawic
sic W dniu oznaczonym Ola szcze-
g6fowego omowienia celow T.wa
przysziych jego ststut6w.
. Wielki Bal Sokoiow! Sokoli
polscy daja wielki bal we srode q
listopada t. j. W wieczor pred
rdniem dziekczynnym" W hall Pu.
iaskiego. Poczatek O godzinie ii
wiecz. Beds Gwiczenia gimnastycz-
ne dzieci j starszych. Wszyscy uni.
iosnicy sokolstwa polskiego, tel
pieknej ! uzytecznej in~stytucji sa
proszeni o przybycie. Wstep % C.
oil osoby.
w niedziele "a listopada Tow.
Spiewu Chopina, Choir l Zwiazku
Spiewakow Polskich W Am, ode
era pc raz drugi ,Wesele ma Prad.
niku'. Przedstawienie odbedzie
sic W hall Walsha.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
Wykaz grup,

kt6rs siotyfy dobrowolny podatek
narseor Wydsiatu Wspar6 Z. N. p.
cd l PAL i,isrnika do l listopsda 1901
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
POsxukiwanie.

Rod,iss J6ssfa Lipihskisgo. q
~wlasciwie Glow okiego, kt6ry prred
8 laty pr.y ulicy Broadway " Buff
fslo, N. y. misa skiad rseczy kos.
eislnych, n~astspnis misszkai "
Scranton, Pa. j wrssscie " drodse
do Alaski misi urnrze6 ~ Seattle,
WASH, Possukujs pewayoh wiado-
mosci. cay ~vymisnioay LiPihski
alias Gfowaoki tyjs lub ME Hyje?
ktoby m6gi powsissc pewna wisdo-
mosc, MECH raczy osobisois Tub IL
stownis .swiadomic nitsi Podpisa-
aego.
Rer. Bdsiiski,
col. Broadway and Brownsli.
2lD Buffalo, n. Y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-01
The ScntimentnIists.

With the beginning OF the present year
Harper & Brothers -inaugurated the unique
undertaking OF issuing a series Of novels
by new American writers at the rate of one
a month. making twelve during the year.
The novels were TO depict scenes and char
acters OF different sections of the country.
and were TO be strictly American. The first
OF the series. "Eastover Courthouse" APP
peared In January. The second, The Sen
timentalists," was issued in February. TX
is by Arthur Stanwood Pier. a young Har-
ward graduate and author OF some snort
magazine stories. II the series keeps up 10
the standard of these two stories IL Will DC
a success. for. while they are not gredt
novels, they are bright and entertaining
The Scntimentalists' is a novel or contem-
Forary American life as IL is, or as the au-
thor sees il. in some of its varied aspects.
The scene shifts from Boston TO a town
IL Missouri and back again TO Boston, n
PRODUCING some cultured people. some mer,
cenary ones, some vulgarly ambitious ana
some socially aspiring ones. The author
mas a good knack of making his CHAR
acters reveal themselves without cumber-
some descriptions of them. While "Ihe
Sentimentalists" is a thoroughly American
story II Is not calculated to make American
readers proud of all of their countrymen:
For a first novel, the story gives decided
prOmiSe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-01
INDIANA EDITORIAL NOTES.

Senator Platt and the Emperor of Russia
seem to be the victims of insubordination
among their subjects.-Fort Wayne Senti-
mel.
The announcement that J. Hamilton
Lewis is to be a candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for President is at least
indicative Of a free-for-all.-Delphi Journal.
There is a new map of the United States
fresh from the press. 1t is a different look
ing affair from the one that was current
before the Republican party started an
improvement boom for the country.-Mar-
ion Tribune.
Kentucky may consider itself fortunate
that she was admitted into the Union be-
fore her ability TO govern herself peace
ably was brought into Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
The Elks should let Mrs. Nation slide as
being a dead one and turn their ener-
giles toward securing Aguinaldo as an at
traction for the Fourth of July.-Craw-
louisville Journal.
Editor Bryan is not having such bowling
success with his little Commoner. The
erstwhile candidate poses his publication
as a newspaper when there is not a news
item appears in IL that is not s~waybacked
with a political load. As a pamphlet the
is all right. but as a newspa-
per 1t is away off its base.-Starke County
Republican.
1t is within the right of the Southern
States to limit the franchise by a reasona-
bic educational qualification, but they must
expect to suffer the consequences in a re-
duced representation I'm the national coun-
sells. II a man has not sufficient intelli-
gence to be permitted to cast his vote at
an election he is not of sufficient impor-
lance TO give increased representation 10
his State. This is a plain proposition, rea-
sonable and easily Observation-Disclosures
Commercial.
Warden Shideler. of the Michigan City
prison, is Disguised with the printed para
graph that George NJ. Ray is TO enjoy
the special privilege of editing his paper
from his cell, and takes very decided OBJ
lection TO the rumor in giving public de-
NAL. In a statement by the Michigan City
Dispatch 1t is said: Convict Ray has
no more liberties at the prison han any
other prisoner. He is shown nc special
favOrs. He is not allowed to do any edi-
tCrial work for any paper and must observe
all prison rules just the same as any other
prisoner. Ray may have been made a pet
and have been shown favors by the sheriff
of his county, because of politics, but he is
shown no favors at the Observation-Disclosures
Courier.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-01
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

Mrs. Hetty Green was i'm Boston the
other day. and when invited to attend a
theater, declined. saying that. though she
is the richest woman i'm this country, she
hadn't any clothes good enough"
The sculptor Prince Troubetzkoi. husband
of Amelie Rives, is now completing a statue
of 'Tolstoi on Horseback" The famous
writer's ill-health during the past few
weeks has compelled the sculptor to do
much of his work indoors instead of in the
open air as formerly.
Edmund Clarence Stedman has been Sc
lected by the Yale corporation to write
the commemorative ode for the Yale BIZ
centennial next October. The corporation
has also selected Justice David j. Brewer,
OF the United States Supreme Court, TO
deliver the commemorative Grafton. Each
is q Yale alumnus
There are four Bothas among the leaders
of the Beers. and they are brothers.. The
eldest is Gen. Philip Botha. C~ommandant
General Louis Botha is the Botha. Com
mandant now acting generaD Christian
Botha is the Botha with whom General
Butler had the interview last June. The
fourth brother rs a BOtha who has not come
before the public.
y novel feature Of Mrs. Langtry's new
London theater will be two boxes at the
rear of the dress circle, whose occupants
will be practically invisible 10 the rest Of
the house. These are TO be called mourn
ing boxes" and are intended for the use CT
persons who, owing TO domestic bereave-
ment. prefer that their presence in the
theater should not be generally known"
a writer in a magazine has this to say
regarding the game OF golf: 'Gawf is a
great game. but shiver me niblicks if |
think 1t comes up to tiddledy-winks.' 1t
is played with a couple of farms, a river
or so, two or three sand hills. a number of
implements resembling dentists tools, a
strange language, much like Hindoostani.
any old clothes and a large assortment of
oaths.'
Andrew Carnegie has been so much in
the new lately in connection with various
great enterprises that few people have no.
ticed the way he is ageing. A friend OF the
millionaire who saw him recently for the
first time in a year says he shows plainly
His hair is white and his skin. formerly
rudy and brown. has taken on a pink AMI
white tint, although IL still looks healthy.
The sum of $4,000. 10 be known as the
Robert Collyer fund. has just been given
10 the Meadville Theological School, Penn
~sylvania. by a wealthy man of New York
city. The announcement was made at the
meeting OF the New York League OF Uni
tartan Women. held in the Church of the
Savior. in Brooklyn The league supports
at this school a woman who is studying
for the ministry. and since the previous
meeting $i0o has been sent and SIS pledged
for her benefit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-01

Immediately after the election people
were so exasperated at the slow counting
and the minor errors that the demand for
voting machines was very earnest and gen.
eral. Doubtless the feeling is very much
the same now; if 1t is not it would be if an
election had Just been held, The Legisla-
ture. however. acting in harmony with the
generally expressed opinion. passed a law
which makes it possible for counties TO
purchase and use voting machines. This
act provides for the appointment of a vot-
ing-machine commission by the Governor,
one Of whom shall be a mechanical expert.
who Will be paid by the owners of the ma
chimes asking for an examination into their
merits. No county or municipal officer can
purchase a machine which is not approved
by the commission. The machines selected
must secure absolute secrecy in voting TO
the voter and have arrangements for seven
full party tickets. The law further pro-
vides that if a voter is so captious about
candidates that no name on the seven
tickets suits him. he can write out a ballot
and deposit it in a receptacle connected
VIII liz NOllnS fldCuiHt. 10 prevent III
ferior machines being sold to county COM
missioners the law requires that the party
selling them shall give bonds To keep them
in working order for five years.
One of the distinctive features of the act
is hat the precinct for the voting machine
snail contain six hundred voters. or nearly
two and a half things as many voters as is
law If the voting machine were adopted
in Marion county its 24O precincts would be
reduced 10 eighty or ninety, and in the city
of indianapolis to about sixty-fve or
seventy. Thus the compensation of cleo
ton officers would be reduced about two
thirds. The further provisions of the bill
relate TO the manner of voting and of max
ing returns.
The State has a law which insures the
purchase of the best machines in the mar
ket if the County Commissioners will take
the responsibility of purchasing them.
Unless there has been a change in public
sentiment since the last election, the voters
of Indiana are in favor of the adoption OF
voting-machines. This is particularly the
case, in the cities, and more densely popu-
lated portions of the State. Now is the
time to agitate the subject i'm order to
have the machine i'm use I'm November. 1902
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rison. the present incumbent of the office.
IS a candidate for reelection as mayor with
the chances in favor Of his election, though
the Republicans do not concede II. In ST.
Louis there are six tickets. though the fight
is narrowed down 10 three. with the re-
suit doubtful between the straight Repub-
hcan and straight Democratic tickets. II
Toledo Golden Rule Sam Jones is a can
didate for reelection. but the Republicans
expect to win. In Cleveland the contest has
been very warm and the result is in doubt.
Col Tom L. Johnson. the Democratic can
didate. says he will be elected by a COM
Portable majority. but the Republicans pre-
dict his defeat by 1900 to 1000 All Of
these elections will turn mainly on local
or personal issues. though their results
will tell in the next general election.