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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
SAVED HIS LIFE.
W. K Vanderbilt, JT., Rescued
Chum from WaieTy Grave.

Foxhall Keene, the polo crack. and
William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., had "a lively
battle with the surf at Baiey's beach.
Newport, yesterday afternoon, and while
each escaped with his life, MIR. keene at
least had a close call.
The sea has been running very high
there for three days. "a storm at sea hav-
ing kicked up an angry surf. The usual
big rowd OF cottagers had assembled on
the beach 10 battle and TO witness others
disporting In the waves and among them
were Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr.. Keene.
The two young men took a small, light
canoe and went far OUT They rode the
breakers TIN all al once their frail craft
was upset and they were thrown into the
water. which was fully Is feet deep at
that point
Both youg men are good swimmers
but Mr.. Keene took a cramp, and al
though he was within 25 feet OF a life
line he was unable 10 reach II. and Mr.
Vanderbilt had to turn and help his
friend which he did boldly and effect
lively.
Mr.. Vanderbilt. though not an expert
swimmer. has plenty OF nerve and
strength, and no sooner wree the two
men in the water together and nv
Keene's inability To swim had been OBJ
served, than he seized hisc hum and
struck out boldly for the next floating
lifeline. without any assistance what
ever.
Mr.. Vanderbilt reached the barrel with
Mr.. Keene and both were safe there till
the arrival OF swimming master Boyer
The life-saving crew had also seen the
accident and they reached the spot where
the three men were clingng 10 the life
line within a few minutes Of the time OF
overturning OF the canoe. The life-sav-
ers threy out life preseTver which was
srasped and by which the three men
were separately drawn into the life boat
Mr.. Keenc being given the first chance
Mr.. Vanderbilt followed and then the
swimming master was taken aboard
Mr.. Keene. who had been unable 20 as
sst himself from the first. was more used
mp than the others. but he was still I'm
fighting trim. as he termed il, though
he had been dependent first upon Mr.
Vanderbilt and then upon swimming
master Boyer
Mr.. Vanderbilt had his arm cut by some
object near the lifeline or possibly by the
oyerturning OF the canoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14

Religious fervor runs toward the ex-
treme pitch at the Hebron camp meeting,
this year, and every meeting the past
week has seen an immense attendance
unparalleled IN past seasons. Every
railroad train and every electric, as well
as vehicles almost lnnumerable. bring
fresh arrivals from Rhode Island, Massa-
chusetts and, in fact, all over New
England.
The pent up feelings of those wishing 10
testify are given fun vent and such IN
dividuals. many in number, need no urg-
ing on the part OF the speakers. These
willing witnesses are more than anxious
TO 10 as missionaries TO distant lands and
they do not confine their voluntary con-
tributions TO snug round sums of cash
but proffered to cast aside their jewelry
and even sacrifice their real estate.
Thursday was missionary Day and
n began with a service at O'Clock In
the morning In the Tabernacle. AT this
service one OF them most generous gifts
vet received came into the hands OF Rev.
Arthur w. Greene. A lady came forward
and gave written pledge chat as soon
as convenient after the camp meeting
she viii turn over 10 him the deeds OF
a house and land In Providence, that
may be sold to carry forward the holi-
er1ss work
Rev. Mr.. Greene addressed meeting
at 1890 In the morning on the subject Of
''Divine Healing" The afternoon SER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
PRINT CLOTHS.
Weeks Sales More Than 7O0,-
600 Pieces Here and Fall River

Local brokers In print cloths were
agreed today that the sales for the week
just closing for here and Fail River
would amount TO fully 10000 pieces and
this estimate they admitted was con.
servative one. TO Providence Is credited
more than 100000 pieces including OF
course the big deal OF M c. ID. 'sorden
with the Messrs. Is. n. a. II. knight The
remaining sales apprOximating 100000
are credited 10 Fall River.
Had the operatives of the Spindle city"
carried out their threat as thesr probably
would have done. II the Fail River COT
ton Manufacturers associa ton had SUBJ
tracted "a per cent. from the earning CT
pacity of labor IL would not have been
difficult TO account for the transactions
OF the week, They would be attributed
TO a probable shortage. But with the
assurance that steam VIII ne turned On
full head for some time 10 come the an
nouncement that the mills have been err
abled 10 sell readily on a basis of thee
cents for regulars and have contracts
which will keep them engaged 'or months.
throws n now light on the situation
IT Is reported that there has been an
inquiry FOR goods OF various counts and
that the companies are holding back in
filling orders In a word there has been
q complete turnabout. In spite OF the fact
that IL has been confidently asserted by
the best authorities that markets, home
and foreign, were overloaded. IL is
given out that not only the iobbers. but
the retailers the country over have dis
covered that they were short of goods.
and that what looks like boom has
been bred by n constant demand from all
quarters.
In connection Il may not be ont Of or
der 10 explain that perhaps too much
has been made Of a certain factor in the
market No one concern has wiped out
the surplus and no buyer has been play
ing the role OF philanthropst. either 20
help corporation managers out OF a tight
box or to maintain wages at their pres
ent level There has been Just enough
bidding and purchasing to advance prices.
and. incidentally 10 help along the fin
ished product
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
GREAT SUCCESS.
South County Fair Over T--Raclng
and Ball Game.

South county fair came 10 a close at
sunset. yesterday. and the management
announces II as the greatest success in
the history OF the Washington County
Agricultural society
Music was furnished by the Wakefield
>and and there was the final ball game
between the Potter Hills and the Hope
Valleys This game was for the amateur
championship Of Washington county and
a purse OF s35, of which $50 went 10 the
winning team and SIS TO the losers. After
a close and exciting contest the Hope
Valleys won by score OF 10 3.
The racing card was a small but good
one consisted of a class. free TO all. trot
or pace. for purse OF $3.50, and free
to-ail trot or pace, not OF any particular
class. for a purse OF $780,
In the 2:37 class race the following
horses were entered: Edward Lloyd,
owned by II. Bennett of Lakewood; Al
fslfa. owned bv William III. Mayer OF
Newport: Deceit. owned by Frank n. Pa
ouin OF Fail River. Edith c., owned by
b A. Cook OF Wonsocket: Don c.. owned
by Knapp Forshner of this city; Bright
Eyes. owned by w. j. Haswell OF Grams
ton. and Harral c.. owned by T. A. Car
penter OF this city.
The race consisted OF four exciting
heats. and was won by Don G. Second
money went to Harrall c.. third to Ed
ward LLOYD and fourth TO Deceit.
In the fres-for-all class race the follow
ing three horses were entered: Hot Stuff
owned by w. $. Aldrich OF Ashaway: AL
cinthia. owned by Y. r. Clark, Nara
gansett Park. and Cheslie, owned by A.
II. Dore of Taunton. Only three heats
were required TO decide this race. the
horses coming in under the wire I'm ex-
actly the same order In each heat The
.strotting WAS very even. the only break IN
the entire race being made by Hot stun
in the final heat In each heat the order
was az follows: Chesie. Alcinthia and
Hot Stuff. and In that order the purse
was divided. The time OF the three heats
v as follows 2:i5. 9:l6H and 2;17Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
RELIGIOUS FERVOR
At EXTREME PITCH.
Hebron Camp Meeting Enthusiasts
Give Cash., JeWelry and Even
Their Real Estate.

vice was the real missionary period OF
the day Mr. Greene opened the service
I'm the tabernacle with crowd present
extending TO the door and out TO the steps
I'm front. Misses Gardner and Fiheld OF
Pawtucket gave a vocal duet {. O.
Moulton OF Providence was the flrst
speaker His wife was the next speaker,
and after her Albert Miller of Provi-
dence.
AT the close OF the service Rev. Mr..
Greene asked that every man and woman
who would enroll himself or herself as
missionaries come forward The response
was very large. In the evening John ).
Kimber Of Newport was The speaker
Yesterday occurred the ordination or
Letter Carrier Evangelist" Walter y.
White. who is on the working force OF
the North Attleboro post office. He now
accepts a call To Grace church In Mil
ford
Tomorrow. Sunday VIII be q great day,
the closing time. with the largest attend
ance II the day is fair
II is a remarkable fact that az all Of
these closing services. whenever an ap-
peal r. made and tho basket passed the
contributions have frequently exceeded
800 and already must have passed the
$1,000 mark Diamond rings and other or
naments. opal rings. plain band rings,
wedding rings and watches. the whole
making an extremely valuable collection
have been proffered 10 Rev. Mr Greene
with the demand that thcy be turned into
cash for the holiness week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

Examinations for Third and Fourth.
Grade Certificates only viii take place az
tho Normal School. Providence. Friday
nd saturday. Scntculhor ~ aud n ioni
Friday Methods. school Management
snd School raw. Saturday-sil other re-
1uired subjects. Third Grade certificates
for Evening school only DO not require
subjects eiVcn ON Friday Examination
bccinr promptly at . a. IN
Notice ~ intention % take exagination
should be sent 10 the Commissioner of
Public Schools on or before September
18th THOMAS ". STOCkWFLI.
Secretary Stats hoard OF Edunation-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14

Judge Brown Of the United states dis
trict court has handed down decision I'm
the case OF Congdon e. Carpenter vs..
of priority claim OF attachment before
bankruptcy and upholds q previous ruling
George r Daniels IN which he disposes
OF Refere In Bankruptcy Llttleheld.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
A SENSIBLE MAN.

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
md Lungs. IL Is curing more Coughs
colds Asthma Bronchitis. Group and All
Throat ana Lung Troubles than anV
Other medicine The proprietor has ati
thorizeu any druggist 10 give you
sample Bottle Free 10 convince YOU of
the merit OF this great remedy, Price
l5c and 5oc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14

Tho police are still eudoavoring TO locate
Arthur Doran who has been missing from
home since Thursday morning lie Is ~
wears old and lived with his parents.
az q Candace street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
THE WEATHER

Boston, Sept H-For New Englandi
Fair tonight and Sunday. light winds.
mostly west 10 north.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14
BUILDING BRISK.
Thirty Permits Issued by De-
partmsnt the Past Week.

That building continues brisk through
out the city is evidenced by the number of
permits issued by that department of
the city government. During the past
week no less than 30 have bee issued as
follows:
Charles r. Humphreys, Butler and Or
chard avenues; Abraham Fain, $40 At
wells avenue; Julia p. Adie Anthony,
Adelaide avenue; Thomas u. Dwyer, San
ford avenue; Peoples Trust company.
Fisk street; Charles Berzohn. 20 Howell
street; Frederick Johnson, Victor and
Delhi streets: C.. O. Smith, lis Aldrich
street; Charles Galligan, Brook street. L.
f. Moran, rear S45 Admiral street
Almy Water Tube Boiler company. AL
len avenue; Levi NJ. Kelley, l0i Mantle
avenue; T.. r. McKenna, Gesler and VIM
ton street; ID. l.. Holmes. Plain street.;
Thomas Congdon, 1906 Thurber's avenue;
Mrs s. ". Gay 80 Adelaide Avenue; Ed
ward r. Dorsey and wife. Ocean street.
T.. NJ Harris Reynolds avenue; Charles
Berson, 20 Howell street: Mrs, Delphine
Blanchard, Cliff and Allston streets; Leon
Roscnfeid. Willard avenue.
Blanchard estate. Jewett and Aster
streets; John Parker Admiral street:
Charles r. Dorrance, 9S Waterman street:
John +. Cranshaw. 81 Comstock avenue
Shmay Kotler. Salisbury street: c. A,
Macomber and c. l.. Bartlett. Summit
street. Emil Benson. Willard avenue
Levin Brothers 20S Gladstone avenue;
Mrs Mary A. Linn, % Plenty street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-14

Our immense advance showing OF \
that appeal to-the careful, conservative /
Gre atest Trade Event Of the Year
we're on deck ready Tor business. and
start in with such rush. That's
and ask the LOWEST PRICES ioI 'em.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
Skfadki.
No Skurb Narodoc.

Ma weselu u Jana Giowackiego "
Minopk, III. dnia % stycznia r. b. O.
fiarowali m Skarb Mar. cz}onkowie:
Wojo. Nowak l0c., FIR. Knoll &C.,
Wal. Smogoaewski Co., Jan Rutkow.
ski &C., Ign. Grxeskowiak &C., Stan.
Wewi6rski 15c., Fr. Kulikowski %
O., J6zef Szydaowski 10o., St. Jezur-
ski lOc., Jan Nowak &C., FIR. Lisec.
Ia Co., Stan. tabuski &C., Al. Knoll
POO, And. Piksrski 1Oo., Alb. Stuo-
HI &C., Berta Rutkowska 1Oc., Roc.
Knoll 25c., Jozef Szymahski 10c.,
Jozef Jerurski 5e., Jozef Kwiatkow-
ski co., Szcz. Miko&ajewioz I0c., St.
kaczmarek &C.. J6z. Skrzypcrak IL
c., st. Matusewioz &C., Mar. Pikars.
Ia l0c., Jan Glowacki &C., Eli. Rut.
kowska &C., Kaz. Uselis 30, J6zef
Niemota l0c., Jan Cora I0c,, Szcz.
Podworski 81 ct. Razem $3.50
Wojciech Nowak.
Ma Sk.rb Mar. Pol. u PIP. Przyby-
szewskich " Strcator, Ill. m chrzci.
mach "a inicjstywa p. Z. Wujcik ITO.
zyfy otiary nastepujsce osoby: FIR.
Zborowski 25c., Lor. Jankowski &C.,
WE. Szypucihski 25o., woic. Paw
iowski 2oo., Jan Ritter lOc.. Igascy
Prsybyszewski 25c.. Zygm. Wujcik
lOc., Maria Zborowsta SC. Jah.
Ritter DC. Raaem $l.35. O~harodaw-
com Bog zapiae.- ]. Ritter.
Ma Skarb Rap. ,ebrane "a inicia-
tywa F. Banaszewskiego W Holyoke,
Mass: Jan Saa}spski 25c., MARGIN
Gorecki 25c., Jozef Ko~aiski 25c,
Jan Makowski loc., Wfad. S~za&apski
l2c., Mat. Okraska l0c., Jan Kedzo or
lOc., Mariana Kedzor lOe., F. Ba-
naszewski &C., Gustav kowaIski &C.,
Jan Hajuowski Zoe. Razem Sl.52.
Przesianie l0c. SLAP. Oharodaw.
com skladam serdeczne Bog aapiac.
Maiewski.
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BiuroZarzadu Central
e @ wv. Mar. Pol.
BACZNOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wydawa.
ne okolniki do sekretarzy
grup. w tenn miejscu beda Ia
mieszczane zawiadomienia cd
Sekretarza Jen. ola sekretarzy
grup j czionk6w z. N. P. Me
chat vice kazdy czfonek
Zwiazku zwraca baczna uwa-
&c ma to miejsce w ,,Zgodzie'
i czyta uwaznie wszelkie "a
wiadomienia TAX ably byf do
brze poinformowany o spra.
wach Zwiazku, albowiem wy
mowki jakoby ME byi ma po-
siedzeniu Tub ME byf poin-
f~ormowany dostatecznie przez
zarzad swej grupy ME beda
stanowczo uwzgledniane.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

Me otrzymawssy .adnych uza.
~sadnionych protestow, wydaisl
Wsparc wypaacia 500 wsparcia CA.
gr. 40o W Jersey City, n. j., ]. Su.
chodolskiemu.
Wydzia4 Wspsrd otrzymal haste.
pujace prosby o wsparcis:
Wspomniana W przeszlym hume.
re prosbe OR. 33l ola czionka St.
Janisze wskiego.
Cd zarzadu or. 1873 Il. N. P, W
Buffalo, y. Y, ola czionka L. Dunn
mer' ktory W ozasie piracy zostai
Praygnieciony ~ciezarem i ulsgl z}a.
MANU- obu nog W trzech miejscach.
Cd aarzadu OR. 42l W Philadsl-
phia, Pa, ola czionka l.. Giabickie.
60. chorego juA cd szesciu missiscy
i ME ~be1acego W stanis zapracowac
ma 1ycie.
Wydziai Wsparc ME Jest W stauie
uwzgledni6 ~wszystkich tych prosb z
powodu braku funduszow, ma co
zwrscamy uwage brsei zwiszkowyoh,
proszac ich o skladki dobrowolne.
S. NrcKI, prszss.
S. BARszcsEwsKI, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

-Przez diugi Gas cisrpisfsm ma
Palpitacye serca tax oieako, zs zale-
dwie mogiem chodzi6, a doktorzy
ME mogli mi MO pomodz. Jedna bu-
telks Ssvery Heart Tonic tax mi pc.
mogfa, ze byiem zdstny do piracy.
Jozef Vrana, Calumet, Mich" Cs.
IA Sl.oo "a butelke.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

Zwrscam uwage Zarzadu grupy
M to, Re przyjmujac kaadydsta, o.
PROOF wstepnego powinni aadae cd
niego zapiaty naprz6d przynajmniej
"a jeden Cyrkularz. Ksndydat pc
przyjeciu jest zaiaczony ma nastep.
ny Cyrkularz, . poniewaz czesto sic
zdarza, re kandydat namysli sic i ma
posiedzenia wiecej ME przyjdzie.
Grupa na tenn traoi, DO zaciags W
Zwiazku dug. ktory jest zobowia-
zana zapiacic.
T. NJ. HELINSKI, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
P0SZUkIWANIE.

lgnacy Franoiszkowski p~oszukuje
swego szwagra Jozefa GREE gorzew-
skiego, pochodzacego z Chwalisze.
wa W powiecie Szubihskim. Ktoby
o MIN wiedzia} Tub on sau. uprasza
sic doniesc pod adresen: Ignacy
Franciszkowski. IT'S Lancaster str.
cor. Register, Baltimore. Md. (l4l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

ZOStafy ufOzOne move karty
pOdr6zne. DO dawnej fOrmy
zOstafO dOdane: Miejsce urO-
dZenia czfOnka, data prZyjeeia
do Y. n. p. ! sunny zabezpiecze-
mia. Prose- zatem zniszczyc
wszystkie stare karty podr6zne
j zgfOsiG sic pc MOVIE. Sekreta-
RE Grap beda faskawi zwr6cic
na to ZawiadOmienie baczna IL
wage gdyz przysfanie starych
Kart pOdr6znych pOwOduje wiele
niepOtrzebnych kOrespondeneyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
SprOStOwanie.

w sprawozdaniu Zsrzadu Centr.
Zwiazku N. r. "a miesiac Luty 1901,
W numerze IL ,,Zgody" (meskim)
wydrukowano: Sprawiono odznak
srebrnych lS1, zfotych detych 224;
te o~statnie przez pomy&ke zecera
wesziy do druku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

Ola kazdego sekretarsa srozumiaiy.
Prosze 1atsm PIP sskfssarzy. ably Ia
kowy dobrze pr~zejrzeli, dobrse sic
mad MIN .sstaaowili. . jestem pc.
wien, 10 wtenczas bssdu popeinic
ME moga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

sprawozdaniu komissr1a oKarou y.
p. powinno bye:
U OBJ. Jankowskiego W Collins
vile, Conn, a ME Jahcaewskiego -
co sic niniejszem prostitute.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
Wykaz grup,

kt6re .aotyfy d~obrowolny podatek
ma rseos Wyd.iasu Wspsrt z. N. p.
cd l lutsgo 1901 4. do l msrca
1901 r,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
SPRAWOZDANIE

komisarsa Skarba Mar. Pol. " Rap
Perswylu ma Ssany Zjednocrone POI.
Am. ~ missiso Lofty 1901 T.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

u nastepnym Cyrkularzem odbio.
rq sekretsrze nova forme rsportu
mies'ecznego. Staraiem sic srobi6
rapport ten " TAXI sposob, szeby byf
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
NJ. wojskiswic.. 6so. n.

ohrseinsoh u PIP. Rawih-
skich $l.76. Podatek cd
osson. q. s46 $l.oo. Ras.
20 Lofty. Cd. oh. Kssprs Pa
tykewskisgo = Duqussns,
Pa. xebrsns M chrzeinaoh q
PIP lgnsoov P~atykowskioh
cd mart. os6b: Roman Ba-
nassewios Sl.oo, Stan. Ra-
pisls $l.oo, F. Ssymsfski
S0,., j. Luhihski 500, NJ.
Patykowski $780,, T. Cha
siewios 25e., q. Gibasiswio.
1oe., w. Patykowski lO,.,
T. Wistr.yhski &c., F. Pa.
tykowski 1Oo., Igo. Patty
kowski 25o., A. Jaskulski
25o., Msroin Pater $50 A.
Wistrsyhski So. nowous-
rodsooy b. Patykowski 10
O., S. Patykovski &c., X.
Patykowski l0o.. Jorsfs
Banasiewior 25o., Leoksdja
Gibasiewios 25o.. Wiktorjs
Patykowsks 10o., Julia Pa
tykowska &c., A. Pstykow-
ska 25o., A. Jsskulska 25o.
r. Patykowski &c., doloto.
no zoo. Rasem
"a luty. Cd oh. j. I. S.ymah.
skisgo sekr. gr. 200 ~ Mar
che, Ark. ,sbrans na posis-
dssniu cd nastep. os6b: A.
Ssymahski 100. i kos,t, J.
Piechooki l0c., j. Michalsk
L. &c., j. Kosoielny l. 100, F.
Stronsk 10,., J. Koscislny
Ill. 25c.. NJ. Chudy 3d., J.
Zakrsewski So, N. Makow-
ski I0,., T. Sro,spanisk 10
O.. NJ. Hsmiernik los, J.
Mailman 3d., T. Racskowski
2Oc., A. Matel,ki l0c., w.
Wilkiewios loo. Rs.em
Pr,ys'aus do redakoji nZgo.
dy".
Oh. Giese, zsbrane ma balu
;ow. spiewu w. Zelefskiego
Chicago
Oh. A. Kuzmihski, sebrane
IA srebrnem weselu p. p. Pa.
" Waterbury, Con.
j m chrzoiusch q %. d.
4. G~ierymskioh 81 20. Rasem
Zebrane m ohrroinaoh q PIP.
Naroiniak6w " Loraiu, o.
,rzez OBJ. Piotra Kalmut
Zsbrane M chrrcinsch u PIP.
lwolihskibh " Cleveland, o.
u inicjaty~s p. NJ. U.ikow-
Ikiego
Zsbrans M weselu p. b.
Woaosis p. W. zslss.
y " Providence, r. /.
Zebrans u p. p. Metelskioh
'r.ez p. U~niejewskiego "
Rock, N. Y.
Zebrane podosss obohodu
'tyozniowsgo na Bridgspor.
ie - Chicago
Psrafjs Sw. Jana Chrreiois.
4 ~ South Chicago
Zsbrans M wsselu p. Msh.
owios " Duoqassoe, Pa.
Zsbrsne pre-. panis Cab.
ys ma ohrzoinaoh q pafstwa
edrzejkowskich " McKses-
'ort, Pa.
Zsbrans n iniojatyws oh.
;. Andrzejcsaka na wssslu p.
{. Staskiewiczs p. l. Tu.ik
, South Chicago
Zebrsne pres p. Majew-
skiego.
CIR. 495
o. 4lS
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

5 Lofty. 4 obchodu Styosniow
Pittsburgh, Pa. ssbrsns
3 luty. Cd oh. A. Siomoayh
Iskiego Z Hammond, Ind. re.
brans cd o.ionko~ gr. 226
10 Lofty. Cd oh. L Tsrskisgo
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

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MEM co ma bye pOprawiOne.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
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