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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

"SPohy" ICSecShiy PcNHi, Le
przyszlosc te checi nasze uzna.
Odezwa Zarzadu Centralnego ma
szego Zwiazku W sprawie zjazdu
Polakow, litwin6w i rusin6w bedzie
pc wsze easy dokumentem waz-
nym zycia naszego spoleczenstwa
ma tel p6ikuli, bedzie pamiatka ro-
zumnej dziaialnosci ku zblizeniu
sill rozdwojonych, a jezeli i litwini
rusini odpowiedza ma MIA i zjazd
dojdzie do skutku, to mozemy bye
pewni, re wyniki jego beda ola
wszystkich trzech narodowosci zba-
wienne.
w ciagu ubieglego tygodnia Cd
byi sic W Milwaukee sejm ,,Stowa-
rzyszenia Polakow W Ameryce''.
Podfug relacji ,,Kuriera Polskie-
go, cafy przebieg sejmu byf przy-
kiadny, pomimo re nieraz przy-
chodzifo do bardzo ozywionej dys-
kusji.
Ma nastepne diva lata zostal wy
brany zarzad, jak ponizej:
Prezydent = Stefan Czaplewski,
Wice-prez. : Emil Czarnecki.
Sekretarz jen. = 1g. G6rski.
Kasjer - Jak6b Leszczynski.
/ radny = Amt. Danielski.
III radny = Jan Lemanski.
III radny Andrzej Hudzinski.
Radca duchow. = ks. kan. Gulski.
Rewizorami ksiazek = 6z. Rech-
licz, Franciszek Koceja, Michal
Huntowski.
Przysziy sejm Stowarzyszenia
ma sic odbyc 1903 r. W parafji sw.
Trolley W Chicago.
Nakladem Wydzialu Oswiaty u.
n. p. wyszfa W oddzielnej odbitce
praca oh. Stanisfawa Osady p. t.
Liberum Veto, jake nasza wada
narodowa. Rozprawa ia otrzymaia
pierwsza nagrode ma ostatnim kon-
kursie Wydziaiu Oswiaty. Zalety
jej So ~liczne, przedewszystkiem jed
max zaznaczyc nalezy scislosc pred
stawienia rzeczy oraz jedrnosci OBJ
razowosc wykiadu. Polecamy ia
vice czytelnikom naszym, jake
dzielko godne czytania, pomimo
re drukowalismy ia juz W ,Zgo-
die.
Cena &c. "a egzemplarz, a &c. z
przesyika pocztowa. Zglaszac sic
nalezy do Wydziaiu Oswiaty Y. N.
p. Tub redakcji .Zgody".
Pisma nasze zainteresOwaly sic
Sokolstwem. Nswet ,Polak W A
meryce' poleca zakladanie gniazd
sokolich. Chwala Bogu! Bodajby
jednak ma TEN she ME skonczylo.
Piekne slowa nalezy W czyn wpro-
wadzic.
Sokoistwo ME chce i ME moze
bye ,narodowem" Tub ,kosciel-
nem", pragnie tylko sluzyG spra.
vie ojczystej, przygotowujac ola
hiej ludzi zdrowych, silnych j kar-
nych.
Jak donoszs pisma a~merykan-
skie, jen. Mac Arthur, gl6wnodo-
wodzacy wojskami amerykanskie-
W Manili, zeslal ma wyspe Guam
Ladrones) dwudziestu sled
miu wybitnych flipinczyk6w, W
lei liczbie pieciu jenerai6w, "a u
dzial W powstaniu ~flipinskiem.
u togo powodu bezstronny zaw-
SIC dziennik Chicago Record" tax
sic wyraza:
,,Aresztowanie i zsylsnie wino-
bez ssdu, jedynie z wolf gio-
wy pahstwa, sposobem znanym
pod nszwa .administrscyjnego po-
: lest uwazanem ~ mai
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

Me zapominajmy o 3S-mej rocz-
nicy p~owstania Styczniowego. We
wszystkich osadach polskich smut
ny ten ale wspanialy moment die
j6w porozbiorowych Polski powi-
MEN bye obchodzony r6wnie uro-
czyscie jak rocznica powstania Lis
topadowego.
jest obowiezkiem naszym naro-
dowym pamietac o tych, kt6rzy
krew p~rzelewaii "a Ojczyzne swojs.
Obchody nasze, to pomnik ola
Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

Sehretarz inansowy Grupy, ktors
zmieniia prezesa ! sekretarzs fnanso-
weko, powiAien sA~sse z4dsc sa-
de5lAssa osetweasj kerski, IA ks6rsj
pods sw6j presssa sdres ! wycisks
pisCsec 6rupy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

20 yik%r Leslie ~: t5 o o 1850 zmsrty Is cserscs feo ~ S0oo
2e rrsNn1e owuhski 81 ~, no 1855 n. = fpca 1sE q H.f Aloo
~. yss' nuttUkL g 'R % eblO,x I'm II kwtctnia 9p o. ID
80 rsMn ntcpunowvkL gr 1i q o. 2)sol N Ia kwietnta so T. NJ 90
Te yeSeoy no.meDh, & ~ M NAV, suan e uyceuia leDD T. 10000
az ~ Irn 81 4s.n OK 1856 zmaf 10 marcai SO r. 9Woo
en McnH WeIay q. 449, no 22127, zmanI iasegol 1900 r 5000
Wo StanufAw Horek,s Ct fa n % 2s6i7. mari - mata 1900 10000
IWv rfactNuk orusewins . &c $40 TO- 2'3S, xmarf ~ marcai 9OO r. 9O0 10
80 S1nnsnr ~ er 49, 10. 1lesl xmarf 10 n~a 100 T. 10000
so slcnM rtMeok, &c 4o no. 2losS. zmarf1 II Fpcal 1900 T. 10000
49, EWs DWyhi 81 I'VE n yo1o zmarfa@ msla 1900 oku 10000
'' A"o" oAafecHt q gr.S 1, q 10 2O4'9z mary 10 kwietna1 300 r 10000
Razem 1 IIs5956
sfyczuia 1901 H. doar6w ifa0ooo.
Zestawienie.
Przych6d.
Eusdass poeniertsy wsotowisnie saeer9s7
-R..n fssSsITs
Eleanos6 . Cyrtnnea III q
Naezno6 poprsednich Cyrkularzy s.--- --.s. tsSsN0
e. Ia Cyrkuihe " ~ ~
Rszem {27I555
fsss% T NsfF 4
"0rodniu 1900 przyjeta zostafs nastepujaca grups do Z. n. e.
Towarzystwo Henyka Dabrowskiego, " New Kensinpton, Pa, .ko prupa IA
CHICAGO, dnA 60 NyoIha 1901 r.
e JaAoasA, presss; r ~ Hs.NsH sekr Jon.
~. Mdjeoski kasyer; s. NScki, rchmistrz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

Otrzymalismy ,,Kalendarz Pol
ski, wydany przez p. f. b. IDA
nowskiego W Porto Allegro, Bra
zylja. Hawiera on wieie danych,
tyczacych sic kolonij polskich oraz
stosunk6w W Bfazylji, polecamy
vice go czytelnikom naszym. A
dresowac nalezy:. F. b. Zdanow-
ski, Porto Allegro, Estado Rio
Grande do Sui, Brazil, South A
merica.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

Wielu sekretarzy Grup ME mos(
j~eszcze dotad z~rozumiec, Re niewias3
~, ktore sic sabezpieczyiy, "a tak
dobrzs czionkami (cz}onkiniami y
Zwiazku jak j ~mezczyzni. !
Muszs one zatem bye zapisane vi
nowyoh ksiazkach tax samo iak mezI
czyzni.
Sekretarze powinni sic staraG, are
by zspissc " rejestrze i ksi4zce
gf6wnej wv kt6rej sic prowadzi ra-
chunek z kazdym pojedyfczym
czfonkiem) czionk6w W lynn porzad.
ku, W jakim byli przyjmowani dc
Zwiazku. Tyczy sic to tylko mezt
czyzh. Jezeli ozionek Jest zonatyi
to ola oiatwienia praoy na.wisko 90
ny Powinno nastepowac po nazwis.
ku meza. MAJ plaoi aazwyczaj i "a
Zone, sekretarz wiec ma zaraz oba
nazwiska raEem.
Zwfacam j~eszcze rag uwage ma to.
ze jezeli sekrstarz ME Jest pewien
jak ksi4.ki zaprowadzic, powinien
sic poradzie takich, kt6rzy sic znaja
ma prowadzeniu ksiazek.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

J. Oi6ihski. sekt. rzgody''. n. MaieosAi. kasjsr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17
Sprawozaaaie zarzadn ~Centralnego 2. N. P.
sptsychod6w fssSAsaev a ~isSss 0,ads,sS ipoo


F1naass pesniertny.
w kaie byio dna Ire erudnia 1900 r. S2pTo4 70
WPtyh&o potmisfsnsgow v grddnia lpuen II 28t5
Karen 14I 678W
Rgsch6a & fhn6ussa psssiertneee.
wypnooas psbhiertaseo y stadaia 1890 100000
fundusE resefwvwy.
w kasis bys daia tfe xsudsaa 1900 f.. S6S13Ls7
WPyato y gNd1iu 1900. rs pedAy2ow l94765
% Wn&pas 9O76O
PsoesAt6w 1882 ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

w ciagu ubieglego tygodnia cd
byf sic W Milwaukee sejm ,,Stowa-
rzyszenia Polak6w W Ameryce''.
Podiug r~elacji ,,Kuriera Polskie-
CO., cafy przebieg sejmu byi PREY
kiadny, pomimo re nieraz przy-
chodziio do bardzo oz~ywionej dys-
kusji.
Ma nastepne diva lata POSTAL wy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

Zwracam ~jeszcze a uwage PIP.
s%ekretarzy Ia zawiadomienia i wy,
jasnienia W TEN miejscu ,,Zgody".
Jezeli przeczytaja takowe uwatnie
~zaoszczedza sobie ! urzednikom
Zwiazku wiele niepotrzebnych ko-
respondencyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

Niektorzy sekret are pisza, ze
ozfonek zsbezpiecz ony ma 900 dol.
(ktorego iona nj 9 jest z~abezpieczo-
MAJ, chce znizy6 posmiertne ma 600
dol a te 300 dol. mala bye przenie.
sione ma zone.
lego Zarzad Centr. stanowczo
zrobic ME mole. Czlonek moze mi
Eye dowolnie sumo posmiertnego,
lecz choec aze by IONA by4a zabez-
pieczona. to zon jego must sic pod.
dac warunkom ola nowowstepuia.
cych pomimo tego, Re ona jest zona
starego Zwiazkowca, (. j. nadesia6
splikacye j zapiacic wstepne.
Evening star., 1901-11-18
TO JOIN GENERAL REYES.
Ospfna and HOlguin Leave New OYr
for Mexico.

Ospfna and Holguin Leave New OYrk
for Mexico.
1t is said that Generals Ospina and Hol-
guin, the Colombians expelled by the pres
ent government Of Colombia, left New
York Friday for the City of Mexico on a
summons from General Reyes, the Colom-
bian delegate to the pan-Amerfcan con-
gress, and that General Reyes in all prob
ability will return to Bogota shortly to as
sumo control of the affairs OF his country
as "designado" in place of the president
and vice president. who will both retire
General Reyes, when he was here month
ago just before leaving for the pan-Ameri-
can congress, indicated his Intention to ac-
cept the proffer of the Office of iesignadO
contingent upon later developments in the
political situation Of the country.
General Reyes is anxious to gain the sup
port of both generals on account of their
influence in the country. General Holguin
Is brother of recent president Of CO.
lombia and has been both minister of for
eign affairs and minister of the treasury.
The two generals will arrive in Mexico
City early this week. General Reyes Is
looked upon by the leaders who are urging
him to return as likely to best meet the de-
mands of all factions In Colombia. It is
stated that General Reyes lnagnanimous
treatment Of the insurgents who surrend-
cred in 1895 gave him considerable popular
ity, and that he probably will be personally
friendly to General Uribe. the head of the
present insurgent forces
Evening star., 1901-11-18
NO PANIC IN JAPAN.

Recent Fluctuations In stock, hut
Nothing of an Alarming Nature.
The Japanese minister has just received
telegraphic advices from his government
which show that statements recently pub
lished concerning the existence Of a finan-
cial panic in Japan are unfounded There
have been some fluctuations in the stock
market. but nothing of an alarming nature,
and the publication of the government s
new financial scheme has checked effect
ually the downward movement. The mar
ket is now buoyant. government securities
being quoted at higher rates than for some
time past. The new scheme contemplates
the provision. of capital for the extension
of railways and telegraphs, which are
yielding q net profit of per cent. by the
sale of bonds to the postal savings banks
the utilization of surplus revenues from the
railroads an dtelegraphs. and the sale from
time to time of such quantities of bonds as
can be absorbed by the domestic market
The country has enjoyed one of the most
prosperous years In tn history. The rice
and silk crops have been unusually large
and there IL steady iaflux OF gold as q
resultant from prosperous trade
& It b q mistake. the Japanese minister
further states. to attribute the alleged
financial panic to the failure OF RsJapanese
loan In thia country. There has been no
Evening star., 1901-11-18

such failure, for the reason that there has
been no negotiation looking to a loan be-
yond inquiries to financial conditions
here in the event the Japanese government
desired to dispose of some of its bonds to
meet temporary necessities caused by the
unforeseen expenses of the expedition to
China The result of the inquiry was un-
favorable only in so far as it developed the
existence of a certain stringency here and
in England, due, the minister says, to
causes entirely disconnected from any ques-
ton of Japanese credit. The prosecution of
ance by the diversion Of funds to defray
the cost Of the expedition to China has now
been satisfactorily provided for, and should
any further capital from abroad be here
after desired the minister is satisfied that
his government can afford to wait until the
conditions are such that 1t can be obtained
upon favorable terms.
Evening star., 1901-11-18

their daughter. Miss Mary Margaret Fields,
10 Mr. William H. West of Washington
Inc marriage will take place November "a.
The commissions of the recently elected
county officials have arrived and are in the
custody of the clerk of the circuit court
1t Is understood that the new county com
missioners will qualify Tuesday and that
the board of commissioners will be reorean-
lzed the same day. 1t is thought that Mr..
John Walter Carroll of the present board of
commissioners will be made president of
the new board. The appointments of clerks
TO the board will also be made Tuesday
and 1t is stated that there are a number Of
applicants for these two positions.
The Burden Bearers Circle of Kings
daughters of this town will hold it's annual
donation party Thanksgiving day Gifts of
provisions, clothing and money will be ac-
cepted for use among the poor of the com
munlty during the winter months The
Burden Bearers Circle was organized in
1900. and since that time has done much To
relleve suffering among the poor of This
vicinity - '''
The work of constructing the line of the
american Telephone Company, which is
being run from a point in Pennsylvania to
washington has been completed as far as
Ashton, this county. and It Is stated that
the entire line will be ready for use bv De
cember 10 From Ashton to Wasbinetop
the line will follow the Ashton and Coles
vile and the Ith street pike.
Evening star., 1901-11-18
A LADYBIRD BEETLE.
To BE Imported to Eat the sam Jo~e
Scale.

counter-frritant' for the far-famed
San Jose scale has been discovered by the
Agricultural Department i'm China. and is
TO be imported for the purpose OF ridding
American fruit growers of a predatiye and
damaging pest. The imported commodity
is a "ladybird' beetle which eats The
scale so ravenously as to completely. pre-
vent II from doing any injury. An abund-
ant supply of these beetles Of both se> es
is now on it's way to the United States
where the department will propagate and
develop them for free distribution among
growers of fruits
Except for an expensive and troublesome
chemical treatment, the department had
been unable previously TO devise any offset
TO the San Jose scale. Several years ago
the chronological experts of the .lepart
Dent located in Australia a parasite which
lives on an insect similar TO the scale
number OF these bugs were imported and
placed IN various orchards Their taste was
round to be capricious, however; the San
Jose scale was refused. and the insects i'm
ported at so much trouble and expense
pined away and died. Further study of
.he scaie led DR.. l.. c. Howard. chief OF
the DIVISION of entomology, to the belief
that the insect had its native habitat in
Japan. The assistant chief, DR. c. L. Mar
lett, was thereupon sent to japan to make
investigations After a FIVE months stay
Dr Marlett located the scale in Japan hut
came TO the opinion that 1t had immigrated
tnitner from the United States On going
10 emma, the scale was found in the fruit
producing districts south of the .araat
wall" but with IL was the scale-dest rovine
iadybird. which rendered the pest whoIiy
indestructive
Evening star., 1901-11-18
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News From
Montgomery County's Capital.

Special correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd, November II, 1901.
Sneak thieves have become quite active
in Rockville within the past few Gays.
Several evenings ago the residence of Mrs.
John L. Dawson was entered, but the
would-be robber was frightened of before
securing any booty. The same evening a
clerk in the drug store of DIR. E. T. Fearon
had occasion to visit the store after the
closing hour and discovered a strange man
without securing anything OF value. Thurs
day evening two overcoats and a hat were
stolen from the front hall of the residence
of MIR s. b. Hege- Suspicion points to
several strangers who were recently no
ticed lettering about the town.
MIR. John ID. Fidler of East St. Louis,
Ill. is visiting his uncle, Mr.. John NJ.
Heagy- at this place. He is accompanied
by his young bride.
The regular meeting of the Rockville
Woman's Club was held Thursday after
with nine members and two visitors pres
ent. The topic for the meeting was THE
Revolutionary War and the South and
each member read an appropriate extract.
parliamentary drill was conducted by
Miss Sophie Higgins; paper on Current
Events was read by Mrs Frank Spencer,
and Mrs. Wallace Welsh was critic.
Mr.. James A. Kemp of the Washington
police department lectured in the Rock
Vile NJ z. Church South Friday evening to
a large audience upon matters pertaining 6
TO the police department The lecture was
given under the auspices of the Epworth
League. being the second of a series ar
ranged Tor the winter months.
MT and Mrs Charles W. Fields of this
pace nave announced the engagement of
Evening star., 1901-11-18
INSTRUCTION FOR INDIANS.
An Interesting Book Just Issued by
the Government.

An Interesting Book Just Issued by
| the Government.
| One Of the most interesting books pub
lished by the government has just been is
| sued by the Indian bureau. 1t is a course
| Of study for the Indian schools Of the
United States. prepared by Miss Estele
Reel. superintendent of Indian schools. Its
| most prominent characteristic Is strict
common sense and practical treatment of
/ educational methods and almost entire abb
sence Of theory. One cannot read a page
| of this work without being struck with the
determination to make the training such
| that while developing the intellect and
character Of the pupil, it is also epdowing
him with the ability to do something use
full.
Self-help, self-reliance and individualism
are the keynotes of the work. Every SEN
tence contains something that will add to
the requirements Of the student and en-
able him to attain the largest measure of
usefulness In practical life and to meet its
emergencies. For example, nature study
| Is directed SO as to treat Of the products of
the farm and the garden, their culti-
walton. growth. propagation, ETC.. Of the
animals OF the farm. their care and breed
ing; of the insects and birds, and in what
ways they are beneficial and otherwise
This plan Is carried out in all the other
studies, the literary branches being so ar
ranged as to correlate with the industrial
subjects. Instruction in arithmetic Is SO
arranged that while the boy is learning
the fundamental mathematical rules he Is
at the same time being taught their prac-
tical application to useful occupations. In
carpentry, in laying out, measuring and
building floors in houses and other con-
structive work he has the actual demon
stration of the principles of the arithmetic
class; in blacksmithing he takes measure
ments in the making of articles and conn
putes the cost of materials; in engineering
he makes estimates on the setting up of
pla. IS and figures the amount of fuel need
ed and the amount Of steam necessary to
do certain work.
Harness and shoemaking necessitate fire.
quent measurements, computing cost of
materials. and learning the care Of feathers
and where they are produced; in painting
there Is the measuring of surfaces Of build
tngs and the amount of paint required for
certain pieces of work; tailoring. reouir-
Ing measurements and drafting: in print-
ing 1t Is necessary to estimate cost OF spe
CHIC Jobs. price Of ink, paper and yaIue of
Work; upholsterfng demands careful ex
act measurements. calculation of cost etc
The knowledge acquired in ali the i,ler-
ary branches Is brought into PLAY in This
industrial work Writing, spelling. read
ing and grammar are In coustanf use-
geography Is taught by learning where the
markets are located and OF the places from
which materials come, and In history
through learning Of their development.
Evening star., 1901-11-18

about the eye the glass soon becomes cor
roded and dull, or loses its color, which
necessitates the buying of new eye every
year or so. This, together with the fact
that many eyes are broken each night by
the owners taking them out before retiring,
brings about brisk trade among the man
ufacturers and importers. A firm of opti-
clans of this city, while making speciality
Of eyes to order, also keeps on hand a
stock of some 1900 artificial eyes. For
these the retail price ranges from $5 to SIS,
although occasionally more is paid, espe-
cially when the purchaser has complicat-
ed eye socket. The price not infrequently
is reduced to the very poor, who now and
then are supplied free Of charge.
Evening star., 1901-11-18
The south Atlantic sau.aron

The cruiser San Francisco fitting ont a.,
the Norfolk navy yard, has been desIpna ted
for service as flagship of the South Atlantic
station The cruiser Atlanta is the only
vessel not attached to that station 1t is
expected, that the Secretary of the Navy
VIII shortly designate an officer to duty
as commander-in-chief of the South At
iGntic station. which position has been
vacant since the transfer of Rear Admiral
Cromwell to the command of the European n
station, nearly year ago.
Evening star., 1901-11-18
Eighty Years old-Catarrh Fifty

Va,r. DIR. Aenew's Catarrhal Powder cures
D him. Want any stronger evidence of
the power % this wonderful remedy over this uni
versal dtsessef Want the truth a ths case con-
frmedf Write George Lewia. ShaDokin. Pa BE
says: 81 look upon my cure 4 miracle" It
relieves In ten minutes. Sold By r. q WILLIAMS
9Th and sts.; EDMONDs = wIILIAlGa. q 81
Penn- ave.
Evening star., 1901-11-18
Drowned While Crossing a River.

The following cablegram. dated Manila.
November 16. has been received at the War
Department from Gen. Chaffee:
ION October 80. while crossing the Dodot
river Samar. on raft. Lieut.. Crawford. LIST
Infantry. and six men-Sergt Albert Daier.
Privates Frank r. Fitzgerald, Fredericl,
W. Schander. p. o. Gilreath. Kersey Dow,e
Guy McBeth. all of Company /. LIST Infan,
Try, were drowned All bodies were recov-
cred and buried in Dodoi"
ert p. Crawford
Evening star., 1901-11-18
Set Up Aboard Ship.

Interest in the Bible is, believe much
more widespread than is generally thought
In that connection l recall the remarkable
scenes when the New Testament of the re-
vised edition was issued in London in Nav
1882. The bookbinders had pretty well de-
termined when the first copies would be
ready, and the publishers had given ont
the date. Well, on the day named over
one hundred men, with pushcarts stood at
the door. Loading up the carts with con-
les of the New Testament they hawked them
through the streets. Over million comics
were sold the first day. An American n
house had ship waiting at Southampton
AS soon as the Testament was issued in
London a copy was sent to Southampton
and the ship steamed out Of the harbor with
It, In the eight or nine days of the vow
age compositors. platemakers and stera,.
typers had c-:npleted all the -prelimina ries
To the actual printing Of the book Drays
met the steamer at the New York wharf
In less than day after the boat reachai
America the publishing house had the New
Testament well Under way toward nuf!jca.
tion. 1t was matter of only a few dave
1 think, before the book was on sale When
I it did appear Chicago newspaper had i,
telegraphed from New York to Chicago ana
printed the entire Testament Ia its nevt
mornings edition."
Evening star., 1901-11-18
For Catching a De.erter.

The army regulations have recently been
amended SO as to provide a reward OF $40
for the apprehension and delivery OF a de-
serter from the army This is an Increase
of $50 above the present reward. ana is
presumably the result of the recent large
Increase In the number Of desertions in
thu military establishment.
Evening star., 1901-11-18

Inc course of study is strongly indorsed
by the Indian bureau and the president of
the Natlonai Educational Association and
It's introduction into the Indian schools Will
unquestionably produce good results
Evening star., 1901-11-18
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