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The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
PIGOTT ADMITS THAT NE IS ALTAR.
something Which His hearers Had
Already Learned.
Lieut.. saert Brings News Of Stanley
from Africa.
"'' parneIl on the Treatment OF
RaIfour's Victims.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-In the Parnell Commls.
sion today, Pigott said that statements made
by him to Archbishop Walsh were unfound-
ed. He said there was very little truth In
all his statements. He was In very distress
ed circumstances when he wrote, as he has
stated, that the genuIneness Of the Parnell
letter was very doubtful Pigott said he
would not swear he had not told Archbishop
Walsh the Parnell letters were forgerles..
lie admitted that he wrote lies to ArchbIsh
op Walsh and very little truth.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
Union Temperance Meeting.

Grand Chief Templar J. II. Hamilton,
Storer S. knight, Grand Councillor and 9TH
ers. will address the union temperance meet
ing in Reception Hall tomorrow evening at
Z o'clock. Good remplars are specially in
vited. 4. A. Bent will lead the
singing with the cornet, Mrs. Eva Merrill,
accompanist. "Songs of joy and gladness"
will be used. All are cordially invited.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
TO CONQUER the soupAN.
Lieutenant Baert Tells OF stanIey's
- Daring PIana.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 22.-Lleutenant Baert
who was at Stanley Falls when Henry NJ.
Stanley's letter to TippoO Tib was delivered,
has arrived He states the messengers
we've closely questioned and confirmed the
details Of the letter. Lieutenant Baert adds
fresh letter from Stanley for England,
written when Stanley departed from Mure-
MA 70 reloin Emin: Baert says Stanley In
tends 70 capture Khartoum and wrest the
Soudan from the Mahdi. Baert expresses
confidence In Tippoo Tibb's fidelity.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
THE PEOPLE, CAME BY HUNDREDS
To Shake Hands With the States
Chief Magistrate.
The Lobster Follows the Crow into
Legislative Halls.
what the Law Makers Have Done
During the Session.
Especial to the Press /

AUGUSTA, EFeb. Ex-Governor Burleigh's
reception to the people of Maine today was
very successful affair. Until Governor
Bodwell came in there had not, of late year
at least, been any popular reception by the
Governor of Maine. Governor Bodwell's
reception was we'll attended, though the
custom was too new for the people to take
the best advantage of the opportunity. But
today they came by hundreds. Everyone
was received, the laborer and his wife as
well as the legislator and his wife. The old
Capitol was profusely decorated with bunt-
ing. and Pullen's orchestra discoursed excel
lent music from stand in Representatives
Hall, the solos of Hall the Bangor cornetist
a:fording more than usual qualification to
the throngs who filed in and out. Governor
Burleigh, surrounded by his staff received in
his room, Mayor Macomber presenting. In
the Council room adjoining Mrs. Burleigh,
and Miss Burleigh. Clarence b. Burleigh
and wife, the wives of the staff officers and
the members of the Council and there wives
received as the people passed through. More
State, shook hands with Governor Burleigh.
Among them were the following Portland
people:
Hon. Lewis B. Smith, of Gov Conys staff.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Palmer.
Mrs. Albert f. Webb.
Mrs. w. II. Webb.
Col. F. Z. Boothby and Mrs. Boothby
Mrs. Nathan Fernald.
Miss Stowell.
+. g. Fassett.
Arthur Gould.
+. III. Widber and Miss widber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Bowers, of Saco.
The reception was continued this evening,
hundreds more coming In. Afterwards the
Governor and Staff entertained the LOYAL
Legion at the Augusta House.
The reception this evening was
great success. several thousand people
from every county in the State, shaking
hands with Gov. Burleigh. Nothing
like it has been seen here. The staff and
Governor this evening gave splendid enter
taInment to the Loyal Legion at the State
Gouca
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
SLEEPING ON a PLANK.
Mr.. carew's Brutal Treatment De-
acFlbed nv Mr. parnali

LONDON. Feb. 22.-In the House Of Com.
mons today Mr. Parnell described the treat
ment to which Mr.. Carew was subjected In
prison. He had been stripped forclbly and
his hair and mustache shaved of. He was
compelled to lie one day on plank bed be-
cause he refused TO put on prison garb. Opin-
ions might differ In regard to the wearing
OF prison dress, but they were face to face
with the question OF whether the executive
intended TO enforce rule at the expense OF
the health, and possibly the lives Of prison
nFo
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
sAcALLo BoMBARpED.
NJ. lAtchInoff Would Not Lower the
Russian Flag.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The report that
French cruiser had bombarded Sagallo.
where the Cossaek expedition under M. At
ehinoff had settled temporarily. killing or
wounding five Of the expedition, and captur-
ing the remainder, Is confirmed. The bOm-
bardment was the result Of the refusal Of
M: Atchinon to lower the Russian flag,
which he had hoisted at Sagallo
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
Portland Club.

Last night was ladies' night at the Port
land Club, and large number of ladies and
gentlemen assembled at the rooms of this
popular organization. The evening was
spent in very pleasant manner. A supper
was served and Prof. Grimmer and orches-
ira furnished music for dancing which occu-
pied considerable portion of the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
Y. m. c. A. Weekly Bulletin.
The following is the order Of services fC
next week:

next week:
Daily morning prayer meeting at 9.15 a. m.
Sunday-9.15 a. m. Conservation service. c. +.
johnson, leader. 430 p. m, Gospel service.
William s. Corey will lead.
Thursday-7. so p. M, Young Mems meeting.
Bible trainers class at $50 p. m.
Friday. 80 p. m, Techers' Bible class, led by
Rev. j. M. Frost Friday evening, In City Hail
grand concert BY theBostonIdeal Bangor, Mando-
lin and Guitar Club.
Saturday. p. m, Weekly meeting of the boys
branch OF the Association.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
A warrant Tor Dudley.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Feb. PA warrant is out
for the arrest of Col.W.W. Dudley, of the Re
publican national committee. United States
Commissioner Van Buren issued the docu-
ment. the basis being ian afidavit charging
Dudley with being the author of "blocks Of
five' letter.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
A Pleasant Occasion.

A large number of the students of Gray's
Business College went on a sleigh ride
Thursday evening to Coal Kiln Corner. They
enjoyed themselves in a social way until
late hour and returned to the city well
nlea sad with their ride
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

the title to the property rests in the United
States government or in Mr.. Barker, and
thinking also that this is the best and only
proper place for public landing, are circu-
lating a remonstrance which is receiving
many sipnatnras
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

Inc Will Of the late Charles j. Hull Of
SSnicago has been offered for probate. 1t
aalsposssas sa Of Of property estimated all the way
mUm s,I sgpo9oO to S5,o00,000 in value. The
entire estate to Helen Cnlyer. who was fer
many years housekeeper for the deceased.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
Hiram RaYker's Will.

DOVER, N. H., Feb. 22.-The jury in the
Barker will case this afternoon, returned a
verdict against the contestant. sustaining
the win of the late Hiram Barker
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
A Remonstrance.

Mr.. Peleg Barker, 1t is understood, con-
templates filling In the dock, at the head Of
Custom House wharf. aud erecting build
iDgs thereon. A number Of gentlemen who
think that there is question as to whether
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
IroncIads Ordered to Samoa.

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-Four German Ironelads
at Geneva have been ordered to sail for Sa-
moa Immediately.
shlpwreck, storm, Fire and Famine.
SAN Francisco, Feb. PA steamer from
China and Japan yesterday. brings the fol-
lowing; The steamship Chow Phya collid
ed with the Pyah Pekhet off Klang Straits
lighthouse. The European engineers and
ten OF her native crew, and thirty native
passengers are reported drowned. Advlces
OF a great snow storm at Chez Foo are az
hand. over million and half people In
the province are starving, and riots occur
daily. Missionaries have been attacked by
mobs OF Chinese, led by the gentry.
On Feb. I'd, great FIRE broke out In Shlds-
noki, Japan, extending down fourteen
streets, and destroying 100 houses, includ-
ing temples. schools and hospitals.
A Mall Steamer Wrecked.
LONDON. Feb. 22.-The Spanish mail
steamer Isle de Cuba. Santander for Havana,
was wrecked in fog Wednesday night near
Cape Ortegal
Foreign Notes.
The French press receives the new cabinet
coldly.
M 5puller has accepted the portfolio Of
foreign affairs In the French Cabinet.
A Montreal despatch says: An elegantly
dressed swindler, who arrived at Iberville,
from California few days ago, has skipped
out after swindling wealthy farmer named
Dumas, out Of $4,000 by claiming TO be Du-
mass son who mysteriously disappeared 40
years ago. The son was only six years old
when he disappeared, and was supposed TO
have been kidnapped.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
A sleigh Ride and Dinner.

The Atkinson House Furnishing COmpa-
ny's boys enjoyed themselves in fine four
horse sleigh, which was profusely dfaped
with the Star Spangled Banner, and the
merry company footed the horn in honor Of
George Washington's natal day. They went
to Spurwink, and upon arriving there they
were Joined by several other sleighs con-
tanning friends. Dancing was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon, after which a clam supper
was served in MitehelPs best style. Mr..
Scarf, Of the advertising department, ad-
dressed his companions in happy manner.
referring to the unavoidable absencelOf Mr..
l. G. Atkinson, but proposed three cheers
for his kindness in placing the sleigh at their
disposal, which was responded to right roy
ally. The following programme was then
carried out
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
the w EAThER r..

THE WEATHER.
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPT,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Feb. %, 1889, pm.
Indications for the next "a hours for New
England are snow and much colder, wealth
er. high northwesterly winds with gales on
the coast.
Storm signals displayed along the Atlantic
coast from Norfolk section to Eastport
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, Feb. p.
Winds continue light southerly. The indi-
cations are rain. Cautionary northeast
storm signals displayed.
WASHINGTON, d. C.,(
Feb. %, 1889.
Observer, Portland, Me-:
9.55 p. m.-Hoist cold wave signal. Tenn
perature will fall about degrees by 8 a. m.
February "a. GREEDY,
Chief Signal Officer.
LOCAL wEATHRR REPORT.
- PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 22, 1883
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
improving the Water Privilege.

LIvERMoRE FALLS. Feb. calvin Rec
ord has just completed dam, joining the
west bank Of the Androscoggin with the isl
and at Jay Bridge, where he has recently
built pulp MILL
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
Atlantic Associates.

A large number Of the friends Of the At
lantic Associates enjoyed the second annual
ball of the association In Mechanics Hall
last night. Mr.. Jos. II. Dixon was floor
manager, assisted by Mr. j. Fl. Conneen and
an efficient corps Of aids.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
MAIN G..
Or. charles crandaII Dead.

MACHIAs, Feb. 22.-Dr. Charles Crandall
died this morning, at Addison, Of pneumo-
MIA. He was a successful physician for for
ty years.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

MKrRoRoLoGIoAL REPORT.
(Feb. %, 1889. 500 P. M
observations taken at the same moment OF tine
at all stations.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

Inc postofnce at North Hope has been dis
Sontlhneu because no one wanted to act "a
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
Blue Points.

Blue Points.
Green Turtle Soup.
Lettuce. Radishes. Olives.
Broiled Oysters on Toast.
French Fried Potatoes.
Saddle of Mutton, with Jelly.
Tenderloin Of Beef, Larded, Mushrooms.
Small Potatoes. French Peas.
Chicken Fatties, a la Refine.
Orange Fritters, Madeira Sauce
Veal Chops, Dreaded, Tomato Sauce.
Potato Croquettes.
String Beans. -.
Champagne Ice. Cigarettes.
Grouse, Game Sauce. =.
Quail on Toast.
=. Saratoga Chips.
Harlequin Ice Cream.
Port Wine Jelly. Cake. Liberty Cream.
Fruit. Coffee.
Cigars.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

County Treasurer Lane Of Clrcleyille, Ohio,
Is defaulter for $4,000.
Troops In Montana are awaiting marching
Srders against the Indians whose threatened
uprising is causing great alarm.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

Mean daily ther...32.5 Max. vel. wind.... 2e
Maximum Maximum, ther....S7s Total precip..... o
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23
PROHIBITION CITY CAUCUS.

In mass convention In
Reception Hall, Saturday Evening, Feb. 23d.
ct 7.30 p.m., to nominate a ticket TO be supported
in the approaching city election, and to choose a
new city committee. Per order of the
feb2isn3t Prohibition City Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

PC-Partly Cloudy
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

James F. Flood, the Pacific coast million
aire, who died at Hicdelburg, Germany.
Thursday, was native Of Ireland. He set.
since been identified with the growth of the
city aud the Western mining Industry. In
those early days, Flood and O'Brien kept a
grocery store with the usual bar, or rather,
perhaps, bar with the grocery store. There
tips were circulated, Of mining operations.
which enabled to lay the foundation of a I'm,
ture which In time became colossal.
A blizzard of great severity ragged in the
Northwest Thursday night.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

The following is the full text of the ad
dress Of Judge Symonds' at the legislative
haarinU.
The Portland daily press., 1889-02-23

Speaking of the lobster bill which is
drawn so as to allow the Gamers to catch
Holsters under 10l inches in length, Repre-
sentative E. B. Mallet said today: 81 think
there will be strong opposition to that bill.
1t simply means that the Gamers are to be
allowed to deplete our lobster supply until
there will be none left for our people and for
our summer visitors. The lobster is the
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Oatarrh to Consumption.

Catsrrh in its de,truct,vs foroe stands next
20 ana undoubtedly leads on to C0rsuWpii0n
~ - therefore singular that those aniiotod with
this fearful disease should not make Il the OBJ
Joct OF their lives 70 rid themselves Of Il. re.
ceptive remedies Concocted By ignorant pre-.
tenders 70 medical knowledge have weaken "a
ferers ia eli Advertised reme0ies. They be-
come resigned TO life Of misery rather than
torture themselves with doubtful palliativo0.
But this vi never DO Catarrh must be met
a. every stage ana combated with all our
might In mauy caaee the disease hss assumed
dangerous symptoms. . he bones ana cartilage
OF the nose, the organs Of hearing, Of seeing
and OF tasting SO snocted - TO be uselesp, tho
uvula 20 elongated. the throat 90 infamed
ana iiritated % to produce . constant and dis.
tressing cough.
eAEIoRp's RADICAL Cum meets every phase
OF CatAirh. from . simple head cold 10 the
most lcal hsome ana Destructive stAgoa. ltis
local ana constitutional. Instant in relieving
permanent In curing. safe, econ omicA and
zach packa9e contains one bottle Of the
RADICAL CuRn. one box CArAnRnAL soLvlHT,
price. o.
PorTn Dlue CHHxIoAL Co, BosYoH.
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oU11NS KIRl.
Z B. MARTIN q Co

We have been telling you of
odd lots that have come to the
surface during stock taking in
China Department and here are
more. One lot of gas globes, 81
in all. whose former prices were
soc, 75c and $I.oo. are now 2sc
each. Table tumblers, thin'glass,
that we only have one. half
dozen up to two dozen In each
lot have been placed on sample
stand, and those that sold at
$I.2s, $3.50 and $a.oo a dozen
are now ooc. Heavy tumblers,
pressed to initiate the cut, and
whose former prices we're zsc
and $I.oo, are now soc a dozen.
About as dozen Japanese but
tiers 60 down to CSC a dozen,
and a lot Of Japanese pepper
boxes to SC each. The odd plate
counter has been rehlled and
presents some remarkable bar.
gains in French, English and
Carlsbad China. Last week for
the odd plates. Some of the
greatest bargains in Stand and
Hanging Lamps are now on
display.
J. B. MARTIN & co.
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70 NJ apartment to which The unhappy sufs
Serer nom in6ammatory rheumatism 10 con.
aned. H. ere the crisis q palm 10 reached.
tnes nne preventive. Hostettsf'o otomaeh
nsteefs, % used by pefsons a . rheumatic
sendency. much unnecessary suffering %
avosded. Netvtnses anodynes and sedativea
s wnile hsSi9E nene but . speeiAe elIset. are yet
verY osGraele 9 slmeA YETI they produce
sSsy Sa1s So Ss WRe9s 3 because
o!oo6 the rheumatic virus. HoStetter'S 6tom.
sen ssss: de- th!s snd ehecLs ths ouisst
nsst o mpossbe @ Sisloass a. 3 dU moIs
Snan relieve. 4heu0atism, If should IS r..
1Smbcred. % dleeaee With 8 fatal tendency
resort DC sisssrs sScuId tas ss.rssors nsa a
Hs9mps Dyspepsis. kidney Complaint na.
Ses1e ano- -nesvGo0eeoo aEo relieved by lk
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DIMPLEs. blsct.heads, rcd, rouGh, chap
xM PED ana ofly skin prevented ~ CuTi
CUnA koAP.
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ryUrlCuRA RnnKDlra
EVERY NIGHT I sCRATCnID
uati sns ohsn Wss nsv.osay ccvsrsa
WssA 0ealss tine epoD - 0sssne-OueeA
by sho Cuueuso 1e0oa1eo.

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sssn.sos 9sSr os Ave wesks vss entirely euISe: ~
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since my cure. akO. COr0Y.
W. We cannot d. ,u.ties Z, the estesm IN HE
soAr. An elq aisite skin ssau'i6er. prepared /
rom nsS IL aro CurrcunA 3 neoI vsNr. ihe now /
upon thousands whose lives have beon made /
sn,sPpy ~ the cure Of aeOniRing, humlli .ttug,
sscnlog. ecaly ana pimp'y diseases OF the skiD,
scalp ana bNOd. With i06D Of hair.
sold everywhere. PricA CuruuRA, 00c
~ rTE.R ~. DRV9 AND CHEMICAL Co: Boz
:. .Aesend for How 10 Cure SKIN D,ssases,"
U paxes, % illustrations, ana 100 tcstimonieis.
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DANES csLERY COMPOUND.
IT MAKES YOU HUNGRY.

~ have used PaiseS celery Compound ana
ie has ha1 solutary e9.cs lt invi9oeates
the system Au4 feel liko new mAn. u im-
psosce tAe aprotit, and hc,liiaese digestion"
.J.T. CoRsLAnn Primus, .. ..
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1spscrs safs guaranteed By Dr. >. b Mayer.
ssi Arch street. Phila0elphia Ease Ct once.
40 openuon or oelay nom business, atteste6
By Thousands of cures aftar otherr I'm. s6vtce
ASs'' seno Sor circular. mAriolydAw
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Nevir eivs up tSs chip pr. BuiiS cough
syrnp Will cure yous - II has Gone othefs.
4 n:iuMnrs Putshsr.s rxpsr,epe..-r nave
eu60ro0 with bad hoadasl g fOr yesfp. ana
= ve tf1e0 macy remedies without obtain ing
lolof vas ADVISED 70 sfva sAlvaSlon OH
Ia says,ts NarSe. Ssia1oss. ~ ~ "a.
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Palne's
Celery Compound

e z usique Tonse and Appsussr. Pleasant
20 tee tas,c. qnick IN its action, ana with 3ut
~ n!1rsCas s1ect - giyes that rug0d
!S o9ree eyvpepsla ana kindred ar orders.
rrayMcsans preeciibc IT, oi.oJ. Bix for oe.c0
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SALE.

PUBLIO SALE.
THUnsDAr. flnRUARY H. 1853,
by virtue Of the directions ana powers given
under the vii OF Dabtei a. Altick, deceased,
We. the undersiR nad executors. wil:expOso 10
public sale nt the City Hotel. tbs following
All that lot Of ground. commencing q. the
northwest corner of Prince and Chestnut
streets. fronting on Prince street 81 feet,
thsaos vest TO water street. thence along
Water street 80 feet, inchss, thence Along
Chestnut street l4s feet. ON y hitch Is erected
thres;stcIy Arich nansion Honss; win three
street. the whole containing twenty-five
rooms. including parlor. library, sittiug-r room.
cloak kroom. dintnE.room. with buffers pan.
ifaiy pspsrsd throughout. contsiSinr % Almost most
every inovn Improvement for human COM
NO. Q, All that Lot of Ground, ADJOINING No
feet, thence along no. lis fset, thence south 3 J
feet. thence further along said line to water
street thence along Water street - feet.
inches. and thenoe east 70 Prince street TO
two story ana an attic Brick ID yelling Houses,
Nos. a06 and 2s Aorth Prince street No. Nd
contains eight room. bath, gas. hot and cold
hsss &c se s sonss,p:
frame Dwelling fronting ON Water street
hese properties viii be- sold ss Q whole or
sale 70 Begin a !:ss 6'eloos Si, ;, n. when con.
a. ioAs Will be made known by
wiLLlAh +. ALyICK.
nAkT =. ALrlCk,
Ii. y. ALTlCK,
ID. ALTlCk.
JONI L. RAruss Auss ,aas.ss. .iOisssss.ii
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Diamond Dy SsSs sS:. ;ssS:rnz sss x:s,Z. sZ ssss sSSs
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4 Dap-rfmn pOno.
Sway - ana fro n ~ tWilight gny.
3A1o b tho ferry ~ ohaA0WtoWH;
70 q eays ssals at the ena Of tho Gay
Just q The aArknsss = elosine aown.
Ret little hsaA o. ny shs1less. 81
4 sIoopy kisB b the 0aly iafes
Drlfting AwAy frOm ~ wog1a Woeo.
0Aby aa0 10 H. f0okisg oAaie.
- vAsss tAs No logs gov ana spsrk,
0l1tooe NE lights q the shadow lana
n Wlntsf rains On IL window, harh
Aro riDDoeo lapplng upon its strand.
Thsse who're The mirror = slap oing ain.
4 lAee 70 sA1mmer1nS eool ana stll;
0o1eous aro waving aoovs its brim,
1hcDo over there On ~ window q 1.
noes slow more SLOW IN tAs ausky i.ght
silently 10 wer the anchor down;
DeAr nitie paseoagor, say coed nlght,"
we've reached the hArboe Of ehsAoWtown.
- ON Ne Htsdsrtek (Afd.) MeSs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
z INV DoISkich
w AMERY
SOBIE WIARUSA

ScAwycd kozak tatarayaa, a
tatar=yn "a teb trzyma.-Na os-
tatniem zebraniu delegat6w i
naczelnlkow grup zwiazko-
wyeh W Chlcago-p. Grygla-
szewski, dajqc folge swojej
,,zbolalei dla ojczyzny piersi"
tax sic daleko W swej patry-
otyczcej movie zagalopowaf,
De wymewif, il ia pokrycie
deficytu i kradzie&y Morgen-
sterna sam s t got6 W re
swojej kieszenie dae 5 set do
iarow. Byf to nlby frazes
lecz nieeglednie wyrzeczony.
Ma tenn posiedzeniu byf TAX