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SOCIETIES.
S. Ii. AND e. Il. OF A.

Aid. No. g. Morgonstiernan. Meets every
Thursday evening at o'c1 )ck. at o. p
Johnson's Hall. Brothers in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
President, Ole Hovind; Vice President.
Ii. P. Axelberg; Secretary, Ole Aune;
Financial Secretary M. o, Sunde; Treasurer
L. A. SimOnson. Marshal John Carlson;
Sentinel, M. o. Larson; Librarian p Walin.
Trustees; Ole Hovind. John WaHum, H, p.
Axeiberg.
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The Annual Meeting of the B. P.
O. E. will be held at Milwaukee July
% to 25. For the occasion the
Omaha will sell tickets from Wash
burn to Milwaukee and return at
the rate Of 1910. Tickets on sale
July 22nd to 18th inclusive, good re-
turning until July 9th.
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CHURCHES.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL
Sunday services every Sunday at 10000.
a. m. and 1880 p. m Sunday School after
morning services. G. GUTEKNUsT,
Pastor.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
REV. John GTRSON

Pastors residence at Parsonage in rear of
church. Preaching Serv ees at 1880 a. m
and s D. m: onsundays. Sunday school II m.
Prof. o. e.. Rice, Superintendent. Young
m. Mid-week service. every Thars day
d. m.
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City omcers.
School Boards,

HIGH SCHOOL BOARD.
LYMAN L. Walker PRESIDENT: J. Sheridan
secretary; Ben UngrOdt treasurer,
EXECUTIyE SCHOOL BOARD
W. Fl. Smith, president: H. @. Prudhomme.
secretary; Nels Nelson vice president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
UPROAR IN PARLIAMENT
TWO MEMBERS WE'RE NAMED AND
SUSPENDED.
Excitement Occurred at the Conclusion
of the Debate on the Taxation of
Agricultural Property.

London, July 2o.-There was wild up,
roar in The house of commons between /
and o'clock this morning at the conclu-
sion of the debate ON the taxation of az.
ricultural property. The conservatives In
terrupted Mr.. Walton. liberal with cries
OF divide" Wlllinm Redmond, on n point
Of order. called the attention of the speak
or 20 the interruption, but the speaker ruled
that the point was not wel taken Mr..
Walton resumed but quite lnoudlble, owing
to the persistent cries of divide" Mr..
Redmond shouted police, police" Tho
speaker said this expression was dfsor-
DERBY.
Mr.. Redmond: why don't you keep
order?
The speaker directed him TO leave the
government leader. moved Mr. Gedmonds
suspension and this was carried ny n vote
OF 1908 to II. Patrick O'Brien persisted in
the same point OF order aud was In turn
nlmed and suspended. The bin was
ndoptpd.
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TILLMAN is OUTSPOKEN
EXPLAINS THE PARTY'S ACTION To-
WARD SENATOR MLkURlN.
Says the Ohio Democrats Acted Fool
ishly and Arrogantly in Trying
to Fix the Issues.
lsnoclnl 10 1ho poat.l


Washington July 20 Senator Tillmaa of
South Carolina is in Washington and
called upon Secretary Gage at the treas
ury department today. In speaking Of the
recent action Of the South Carolina State
committee In reading Senator McIaurln.
his colleague, out OF the party, Mr.. Till
man said: 1.-THE action &C the committee
In this matter should not be construed
MS one expelling MIR. McLRurln from the
party. In the first place, the democrats
OF the State do not regatd Mr. McLaurh
Us one OF them. There was therefore, no
expulsion from the organization In the
action OF the committee, but rGther n
notice that Mr.. McLaurln should stand
before the people IN his truc light. Thcre
lB no installing the neahlpo uf that COM
mlttce and its action. Ii has told MIR.
McLAurh thnt common political honesty
and deCcncy demanded that he 20 before
the people in order Tint the principles OK
pounded 10y him In his hCrcticnl attitude
may be either sustained or disnpprovcd.
In word. the democracy OF the state
does no deny him the right of membership,
but u docs deny dhat he is representative
OF their tenets. The proper thing for him
20 do under the circumstances Is 10 re-
sign his office as senator and 90 before
the state Tor yindication, That would set
tic the whole issue. Let him do that and
| there VIII be no question OF propriety Of
| his democracy. That's what the people
| State committee meant for him TO do
! when II Judged him and his policy / do
not think McLaurin Is democrat.
! In referring 20 the recent apostasy of tho
| Ohio convention on the silver question, Mr..
| rilman said: ''rhe Ohio democrats had
no business dragging the silver issue into
their convention as they did. This Is a
matter that could well have waited for a
| year or two. / think the conventions ac-
tion nonsedse. The man who pulled BRYAN
ana silver into that meeting was, in my
candid opinion, n fool There was no nc.
cessity Tor It; only raised trouble. II was
bad politics and demonstrated bad judg.
ment In every respect The Ohio conyen-
tlon nor any other convention ut this time,
for that matter, has no authority or ex-
cuse for determining political Issues that
are 70 be settled three years hence. What
iH the USE OF any such actionf It can
readily be seen that Il Is all foolisbness.
The year 1904 IS o long way or and there
is no way OF predicting what the conditions
may he then. Ohio has no right TO say
now what the issues shall he IN 1904. IT
would have been FAR better had the subject
been left alone entirely In this instance.
II Is better to await the Developments Of
tn next three years, then we can tell what
Is best for the party and the country"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
CEBU STILL UNDER FIRE
FILIPINO TOWN SUBJECT TO AT
TACks OF NATIVES.
Major Allen Appointed Chief of Constab-
ulary--Generat Chaffee Requires Men
to Keep Coats Buttoned.

Manlld, July 20.--Two native policemen
have been killed In the suburbs OF Cebu.
Firing upon the town continues. Provost
Davis is conducting an Investigation. The
detectives employed In Investigating the
Santa Cruz robbery have found no dehnite
clew, nor have they learned the amount Che
thieves secured II appears that the ser.
geant OF the guard was intoxicated and
that ono sentry was detailed 10 guard the
five entrances to the guard house.
Major Henry Alien OF fho Forty third vol
unteers, who some time since was appoint.
cd governor OF the Island of Leyte has
been chosen chief Of the insulnr coustab-
ulary and will proceed with the orgRuiza
ton of That force.
Captain spciman CT the Fortythird has
been sentenced 10 two years In prison for
encouraging trading az the closed ports,
General LnaIee has issued an order that
the troops shall wear their coats buttoned
everywhere outside of barracks The order
dispenses with the use OF flannel shirts,
which have heretofore been the customary
outer garments. Officers are ordered to
wear Khaki for all duty and swords Away
when actively commanding White or dress
suits are permitted to be worn on social
, occasions.
Upon visiting the posts unexpectedly Gen,
eral- Chaffee found an astonishing variety
IN the uniforms and great l0xness ro
garding the clothing Of the troops.
Gcncrnl Martin Delgado. governor OF the
island Of Pauay. has asked for aid in con
sequence of the raysges OF locusts and the
nnderpest.
Spanish residents OF Manila are urging
the Philippine commission TO tag real prop.
erty upon the basis Of the income dcriv
Instead of upon lie value.
The discussion Of the Manila charter con
tinuos.
Investigation Is proceeding in the case of
Lieutenant Mccarthy OF the Thirty itch
regiment because OF the loss OF $1,000 public
money while being conveyed 20 Manila.
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washington. July 20-The department Of
,rstIce today received telegram stating
tb,t Judge Erwin Of the United States
,.4 q, oplohoma had denied the applica-
Nan az Lone Wolf and Indians for an IN
junction restraining the government from
distrlbuting land in that Territory by draw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
STRIKE SITUATION
Believed that Settlement Is Near al
Hand.
EVERYONE MORE HOPEFUL.
Meeting of Strikers Executive Com
mittee 10 Be Held.
BOTH SIDES 10 MAKE CONCESSIONS,
All Mills TO Be open" in the Full Sense
of the Word,
THE PRIVILEGE OF ORGANIZING UNIONS
viii Be One OF the Concessions Made
by the Mls--All News Regarded
as Rsassurlnu.
All Mills TO Be open" in the Full Sense
of the Word.
HE PRIVILEGE OF ORGANIZING UNIONS

Pittsbwg, Pa, July 2o.--The followinsl
terms Of settlement Of the strike and the
program for tomorrow come from an au-
thoritative source and can he relied on In
nll human probability as the outcome OF
the meeting OF the conferees:
Terms OF probable settlement;
The Amalenmated association Is 70 drop
contention for Tho signing Of a scale Tor
all mills. All mills are 10 be open" mills
In the full sense of the term.
The company ia co have the Right to
place a nonunion man IN any place and
keep him there.
IN addition to the piauts covered by the
expired scale 1t Is to be signed FOE the fol-
lowing: w. De wees,Wood Of McKeesport, (
Painter. Lindsay & AfcCutcheon and Clark
mills OF Pittsburg and Mone5sen plants oe
the American steel Hoop company. Tho
question OF making the Welsyiiie sheee
plant and the Monessen tin plate plant
directly covered by the scale IL to be set.
tied by the confcrees.
inc Amaleamated association "a to have
the privilege OF organizing the men In aug
OF the plants
Settlement program FOR tomorrow;
The executive committee OF the Apnaiga'
mated association will meet at headduar-
tcrs AZ 10 O'clock In the morning and ls
IAouilined by the New York conference, An
! Informal meeting OF the conterees TO rep
! resent the three operating, companes "a
/ the Joint conference rs 10 be held at the
! same time, The manufacturers conterces
1 of the last meeting will he In readiness 70
! meet the Amnlgamated men, nosslhly ny
| Analgamated headquarters IN tue Bisseli
! block, IN the afternoon TO sign the scales.
EyQryhody is on the qul ylye tonight In
strike circles and the coming conferences
az the leaders of the two cnntcnNlug forces
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General Observations.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at D, no, 18th merldlau
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p.,;o. oflaFayette.

Lordop July %. ~ p. Morgan before
lie departure for the United states" says
lie paris correspondent q the 3x Isa,,...
I,arter 10 he maid on delivery AZ the unitel
Sfafes embassy Of certain valaahle relles
~ f,aFayette said TO be In a pawnbrokeis
'.tIoV tbey got there Il not known hus
a. l. s,Id that among them are inc SCUM
tsreI aoId JUG and sword carried through
ant me American cumpaign when LaRay'
cite left to his heirs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
FIVE SALOONS SMASHED.

Kansas Threshers Got Mad Because
They Could Not Get Liquor
wichita Kan. July 20.-Elght thrcshins
machine crews came into the town OF
Golwicb. this county, yesterday and be-
cause they could not liquor on account Of
the sunday law they smashed i've joints
and in addition wrecked a number OF town
pumps. The citizens organized a party 20
cause their arrest, but the threshers made
them retreat
The rlOling was resumed today when the
citizens again tried 10 arrest the throshers
but again they had 70 give up. The sheriff
has been asked TO come az once TO the
scene.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
charleston Exnosltion.

Charleston s. c.. July 29.-At the meet
ing of the board of directors Of the exposi-
ton tonight Mr.. H. A. Tompkins, the well
known cotton mill builder and expert o.
Charlotte, ~ c., was elected superintendent
and manager of the textile exhibit az the
South Carolina Interstate and West Indian
exposition al Charleston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
WEATI-sR lNEoRMATIoM


Washington, July 2o..-Eastorn Texas
Local showers Tuesday; not so warm in
eastern portion: Wednesday partly cloudy,
probably showers In southern portion;
light 70 fresh southerly winds, becoming
variable.
variable.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Local
thunderstorms and cooler Tuesday; fair
Wednesday; southerly winds, becoming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
nritish Naval Maneuvers.

London. July 29.--The frst battie " tne
f,,,tIsh naval Inaneuvers took place yester-
6ae afternoon. when the cruiser squadron
az rho oposlng fleets we're snSass, t,.. ~.
Sicily Island With the theoEe,lsaait osisn h.
chenneI h now apparently az the mercy 9l
the ncny Elghteen cruisers we're Sopposi-
tiousiy engaged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
EIEslyyA
~! e
SOUTHERN COAL FOR MEXICO.
Two Hundred Thousand Tons for the
Mexican Central,

Birmingham, Ala, July 29,-The Tennes
see Coal, Iron and Railroad company to-
day began making a shipment of 20oOoo
tons of coal from this district to Mexico
for use on the Mexican Central railroad
The coal goes from Backton mines to Pen
sacola, thence by chartered vessels To
Tampco -Four vessels are now at Pen
sac0la TO receive the first consignment OF
-, 600 tons. The order is the largest sim
gle order for Alabama export coal ever
received and was obtained after comp@l-
tion with Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
foreign dealers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
MachLniats Have Returned 10 WoIk.

san Antonio, Texas, July p. The mach
inists' strike, which has been on In this
city for nine weeks. came TO an end today,
all the strikers returning 70 their benches.
The mel 10 90 work nine hours day for
ten hours pay One hundred and sixty
men were affected By the strike
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
Rouaht Amerioan Looomotlyes.

Paris. July 2o.The newspapers here to-
day announced that the Lyons Mediterra-
mean railway had bought a number Of
American locomotives,
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WiadOmOSci ZwiaZkOwe.
Grnpa Sc 10 Jersey CITY, " j.
u. Biaiecki.

Grupa IS 10 Jersey CITY, " j.
Tow. Bosaka Hauke, gr. SO II. n.
P. obraio ma rok 1901 nastepujacy
zarzad: Leon Prusidrki, prezes; Sta
nisfaw kamihski, wice-prezes; Woj.
cisch Cimuohowski, kasjer; Wincen-
ty Rynwin, sekr. prot; Piotr Biaiec-
XII i Jan kamihski, komisja nadzor-
CA; Ign. Bakszs, marszafek; Mar.
jan Kostowski, sekr. fin; 1919 ESSEX
str, Jersey City, n. j..
G-. Asa 10 Olre-, Pa.
Zawiadamia sic czionkow tow. sw.
Jozefa, gr. 45i. ze z dniem "a mar.
Ca, lokal p~osiedzeh jest przeniesio-
ny z Oliver do Uuiontown, Pa, "a
tenn posiedzenia beda sic odbywaiy
regularnie W druga niedziele pc
pierwszym. Nastepne posiedzenis
przypada dnia Ii kwietnia. - Stan.
Galarowicz, prezes, Ant. krzyzaniak,
sekr.
Gr. "a 70 South Chicago.
Dnia "a kwietnia T. b. odby}o SIG
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie grupy "a
Il. y. +. i'm. Jana Ill Sobieskieso,
ma ktorem zostai oh. FIR. Czachorski
obrany kasjerem W m%iejsce oh. Mich.
WiSniewskikgo, ktory Ola dla Was.
nych interes6w z urzedu kasjera
zrezygnowai. - o. Derpa, sekr: pr.
Or. $50 10 Saginaw, Mich.
Zawiadamia sic czionkow, ze pc.
siedzenia odbywac sic beds W kazls
trzecia niedziele miesiaca 20 pierw.
Sym W szkoIe parafjalnej. - W}ad.
Bohkowski, sekr. prot.
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nia potrzebsP A gdybysmy zwr6cili


uwage ma to, Re trzeba pomodz ma
Sym braciom zwiazkowcom W ni--
doll, to bsz uszczerbku moglibysmy
sktadac owych dwanascie cent6w
rocznie. Byloby to wicliq pomoca
ola brsci nGszych niedola dotknie-
t,ych, przeto czsonkowie grupy 236
na posiedzeniu dnia Il marca b. r.
uohwslili, aby wszelkie proSby cd
grup lub Cd cz1onk6w ME p}acaoych
acknowledge podatku do Wydzia}u
Wsparc by}y rzucane do kosza, DO
jezeli jedne grupy moga p{aci6 ten
mafy podatek, to dlaczego ME moga
wszystkie piaoiG? Poniewaz czion.
kowie grupy 23o zaraz po sejmie
MI oPodatkowali sic tym dobrowol-
nym podatkiem dla braci zwiazko-
wych, ME czujsc najmniejszego OBJ
ciezenia; przeto i inni bracia zwiaz-
kowi ME powinni zaIowa6 tel maiej
kwoty ma rzecz nicszczesliwyoh.
". kuJerski, sekr.
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PrawdZiws historic pravd,
IL. 1iufHs=.

u
wego leksrstwa. Wiecej niz sto LAT temu
zyf W Maryland rzeczywisty DIR. Peter
Fshrney znsny hsleko jako dobry |
wielki iekarz, niosaoy pomoc I uzdrowie.
ME cierpiacym wsp6ibraciOm.
Potomkovies tych, pOmiedsy kt6rymi
tyf | pracowai, ~zorganiZov ali niedaTno
W San Mar, Maryland, TOwsrsystwo Blu.
dOwy pomnika ola Fshrntya, celem u.
wiecEDienis psmieci tegoz.
Zasads lego " leczuictvie byio: Id.
scie drew powinny slutyc ku uzdrowie-
niu ludzi'. SwOja wlasna reks zbierai
On liscie, korzenie I rosliny | cate dnie
sped at mad przyrzsdraniem zdrowodaj
nych leksrstw. Na1viekszem dzielem
W jego tyciu byio jednakze wynalesie.
mic wielkiegO iekarstws ma kre A., kt0re
Jest prawd Eivym sr0dkiem wtmacnia.
~ YIN ca'y orgsnlzm, a kt6re ~przynosI
stsfa pOmOc. Lekarstwo 10 stale sic Una.
ne jsko Ora Piotra Gomozo I przekazy.
wane byio " ~spusc,zoie rem nastepu-
jqyn 20 sobie pokOleDiom. Dzislaj
spOIzad7sne jest przez vnuka s,srego
Ora PiOtra, wediug scisiego zsstosOwa
MIA slawnej recepty.
Ora Piotra Gomogo Jest oflarowane
ludOwi ma y pefDie o~dmiennym planie
niz lime lekarstwa. SprZedawane Jest
przes mietscowych agentow, a nile apte-
karzy, prsez s9siadow, kt6rych znacie 1
kt0rym zswIerzac MOI ecis. Jezeli ME
wiecie o sgenJie W ~sszem s~ssiedztwie,
pisfoie do Ora Peter Fabraey. i12 lila
So. Hoyne ave, Chicago, III.
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Il Jersey City, y. J.
OGch0d MnjO,rY.

ON'"N' ~
Dzieh rocznicy konstytucji 3 Maja
sic zbliza. Obowiazkiem naszym Jest
powinno bye, pami4tke to, jak
zawsze tax i W tym roku uczcic i
Przypomniec sobie to wanna chwile
W dziejach narodu naszego. powin-
nismy zatem pomysle6 o urzadzeniu
obchodu. w tym celu, W imieniu
Gminy Polskiej Nv. n. p. upowaz-
Mono mnie do zwoiania ~prezesow
Tub delegat6w wszystkich t warzystw
i grup ma posiedzenie dnis II kwiet-
MIA W niedziele, O 4.ej godz. po po-
iudniu, do sail OBJ. Wilusza, l04
Morris str. Re czas krotki ME DO
zwala zbyt wiele zgromadzeh UREA
dzac, towarzystwa beda laska-
we W dniu ~powyzszym swoich pred
stawicieli wysiac, zarazem take lie
motnosci kwote pienie.na ma koszty
obohodu ~doreczy6.
II. BiaieckI.
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POwOdZenie.

Powodzenie W zyciu czlowieka
fdzie reka W reke 10 zdrowiem.
GChcqc mice powodzenie, potrzeba.
ably wiadze umysiowe byiy czyste i
krzePkie, gotows do pochwycenia
kazdej sposobnosci j do borykania
sic re wszystkiemi przeciwnosciami.
( Mic TAX ME ~przyczynia sic do czys-
fosci umysiu jak czysts krew. Me
Pzysta krew przytepia zdolnosci, pod.
kopuje aywotnosc j zabiia ambicye.
Ssvery Czysciciel Krwi Jest Srod-
(kiem, kt0ry moze ten stan nsprawit.
Dzisfs wprost ma obieg krwi, oczy-
szczajac ja re wszystkich n~ieczystos.
ci J udziela zdrowej, czystej j zywot.
mel krwi kazdemu orgauowi W oiele.
Wzmacnia nerwy, powieksza ener.
gle umys'owa, przywraca dobry ape
tyt, g1os j pokrzepiajacy sen. RE
czywisty srodek ma wszystkie dole.
gliwosci spowodowsns nieczystoScia
krwi - doskona{e wiosenne lekar-
stwo. Cens $l.oo. Ma sprzedaz We
wszystkich apteksch i handlsrzy
medycyn. Zsdne ME jest prawdzi-
we bez facsimile podpisu fs~brykanta
W. + S.very, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
pa Aazdym kartOnis.
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2 EliZabethport, Y. j.
PhHH grHpy.

""" J''IJ'
Iawiadamiamy Tow. miejscowe j
pozamieiscowe, IL or. 3Ol tow. ste.
fana Batorego' Elizabethport, N.
j., urzadza d. 80 maja decoration
day. 1901 r.. pierwszy Polski piknik
" Ellers Union Park of Elizabeth.
port, y. j. Prosimy zatem, ably nam
inne Towarzystwa zadnych pre-.
szkod ME robiiy przez urzsdzanie W
lynn dniu innych zabaw, gdyz wszys-
cy ma tenn straci6 mozemy. Many
zaszczyt zaprosic wszystkie Iowa.
rzystwH ] GAIA polonjs ma pink -
"a 20 Posta RAINY sic odwdzieczyt.
j. W0siOUski, sekr. fin.
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Go sfychac?
u ~Filadelfji, Pa.


Ninisjszen zawiadamiam 81. POI
Ionic miasts i przedmiesc filadelfji,
re dnia IS maja b. T., odbedzie sic
ma hall ,Sokoi Polski" pod mr. 2ll
Fairmont ave. wieczorek po}aczony
z fantowa .loterja ma rzecz budowy
Domu Polskiego W Filadelfji. Po-
cz&tek punkt O godz 7mej.
DO wygrania bedzie przeszlo 50
fant6w. Bilety Pc Genie 10 ct. So
do nsbycia u kazdego d~yrektora
Stow. Domu Polskiego, jak r0wniez
u gospodarza hall ,,Sok0i Polski" p.
Stanis{awa Sokolisa.
Pokfadamy pe}na nadzieje, IL So.
Rodacy popra te sprawe, kt6ra jest
ola dobra oaiei polonji fladelfjskiej.
Zarazem upraszamy j zawiadsmia-
my 81. Rodaczki i Rodakow, re jesli
ktos chciaiby ofiarowat jaki FAINT ma
tie lo,erje, bez roAnicy jakiej war
tosci, moze sic z takowym zg&osic do
nastepujacych dyrektorow: W srod-
ku miasta: Alekssnder Dutkiewicz,
1922 Ridge ave. Ma poiudnio wei
stronie: Andrzej Michohski. 6l2 ).
Front: Ma ~poinocnej stronie: VIA
dysiaw Smoczyhski, 1903 n. Broad
st. Ma Richmond: Klemens Gu
chowski. 26O6 Richmond st. Ci pa
movie zostali upowaznieni przez "a
Rad ma ostatniem posiedzeniu do
zbierania fant6w. Ofiaroda wcy beda
o~gioszeni m~iejscowych gazetsch.
Nastepnis zswiadamiam So. Ro-
dakow, re wslne zebranie odbedzie
sic W niedziele, dnia 81 kwietnia b..
r., o godz. 3oiej pc poiudniu ma hall
,,Sokof Polski' pod mr.. 2l1 Fair
mont ave, gdzie beda sprzedawane
akcje.
kochani Bracis Rodacy! Jak wan
zapewne wiadomo Re sprawozdah o.
giaszanych W g~azetach ~miejscowych,
poczatki So juz dosyc dobre zrobio-
ne, Eat EN- MIC nam wiecej ME wypa-
da, jak tylko isc dalej W tel sprawie,
a W kr6tkim czasie bedziemy mogli
ME jedna chwile spedzic przyjemnie
pod wlasnym dach-m. w imieniu
dobrze m~ysiacych rodakow w tel
sprswie, prosze Was Bracia stahmy
M Frzyszfem walnem zebraniu jak
jeden MAJ. Dzis niema zadnej oba-
Wy. azeby ktos mlai swoje pieniadze
stracic. poniewaz kasjer OBJ. Teo6l
kucieiski, znany caiej polonji.: jako
cztowiek majetny, sumienny j sta
teczny, jest pod kaucja rekordowana
$4,000 a W przysziosci, jezeli tako.
Wa okaze sic "a maia, to moze bye
Podwyzszona, CO zalezy cd uchwaiy
og6su akcjonarjuszy. Zarzad take
prowadzi rachunki bardzo sumeinnie,
ME robi zadnych wydatk6w niepo.
trzrbnych.
Zatem. kochani Bracis, dis moze
kazdy mice pelne zaufanie do zarza.
du i Polepszyc tie sPrawe przez Ia
kupno akoyj, azebySmy mogli jak
najpredzej ujrzeG nasl drogi sztan.
dar polski IA TiUSBym dachu.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu dyrek-
torow, dnis 26 marca b. r., byli ME-
obecni dyrektorzy: Romuald Ora.
bowski, Jan Guminski, Antoni 10
morowski, Jan Biachowski Felix's
R~oszkowski.
Przyszse Posiedzenie dyrektorGw
odbedzie sic dnia 8 kwietnia b. T.. W
zwy k&ej hall posiedzen pod nr. PHI
Fairmont ave. Jesli komu z 81. Ro-
dakow czas ME pow ala przybyc ma
walne zebranie, a ma zyczenie zaku.
pic akcje. to mohe takowe nabyG ma
przysztem posiedzeniu dyrektor6w.
BD,Jpy NiIssI.; sakr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
POdziekowanie.
Mares Medioicne Co.,
Chicago, i'll.
Szanowni Panowie!

Szanowni Panowie!
Pfzede wszystkiem music wan ser.
decznie podzekowsG "a lekarst wo.
ktore mi TAX pomog,o. Cierpiaiem
ma r%eumstyzm W Iewym boku, radzi-
lem sic rcznych lsksr,y ! uaywaiem
r~ozmaitych leksrstw, lecz wszystko
byio' bez skutku. Dowiedziaiem sic
o waszym lekarstwie ma r~eumatyzm
! neuralgia ! to mnie ~wyleczyso. Cru
je sic tsraz iak nowo nsrodzony j
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Skfadki.

w Brsddock u panstwa Ekier ns
~chrzcinsoh "a i~nicjatywa p. Dutka
skolektowano ma Skarb Narodowy
$3.50; "a wys1anie l0c., pozostaje
$3.50, ktore ~zaisczam.
Il. NufHSz.