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, 1893-03-25
SERIOUS ACCIDiNTA AT
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb %.
4 serious accident occurred here last night.
Shortly af er one O'Clock the wall Ola burn
od out building was blown Iowa 10y q high.
wind, and crashed down upon the two houses
Apjoining, viz. 76l and 1853, Halsted::Stest;
reducing both to II heap of ruins. Both wore
twos.stoley frame houses. Some people by
the name Of Kun2e occupied ode, While ii tbs
other lived a man NAMED John Smith and his
family. Ali we're in bed when the disaster
happened. The heavy brickwork Of wall
broke light through the roofs and A~oorings
down into the easements, which at once
caught fra The flames were, however. ICON
extinguished, and then the search of the iuins
began. The following were taken ont dead:
Johh Kunze Mrs Kunze (the bodies Of the
two were f~earfu!ly mutilated), John Smith.
and hls three daughters, Dolly, aged twelve,
Faith, aged ten, aud Hattie, aged four. a wo-
man servant name unknown, and a bar tender
employed at Mr.. Smiths saloon. eight in &l
MIS-. Smith WAS alive wien thu senrchers
found her, and was taken to the hospital.
Tn last report was that she was dying.
Frank Smith. her son, is alive, though badly
hurt. He WAS saved from death through y
door falling upon him, which shiel led him in
q measure.
, 1893-03-25

who continue 10 put faith in their leader
must receive n disag, eeablr shock at the
revelation of tie impracticable and perilouA
course to which they are asked blindly to
commit themselves. Mr.. Gladstone's speech.
which extended over two hours and a quarter
was, indeed, a marvellous effort for q man
in his eighty fourth year. But il he has
shown that he can still bend the bow of
Ulysses, his most uncritical admirers will
hardly refuse to confess that he no lsngsr
sends his arrow straight TO the mark. We
need hardly say that NJ. Gladstone's prrsen-
tation of his case abounded in ingenuities
and Probabilities. vet the impression produced
is one Of profound disappointment. 1t is
maintained by the Unionists that no plan
which W puld establish q subordinate though
practically Independent Legislature. with an
Executive resting upou it, in Ireland would
constitute ithsr a safe or a stable settlement
of the I"ish difficulty but it 10 admitted
that, given certain optImist assumptions, q
scheme may be produced which would have
the appearance, st least, of promising the
Imporia Parliment and the psople Of Great
Britain some Immediate and substantial con-
sidsra- ion in return. Ia 1885 Mr.. Gladstons
male the reliaf to be obtained by getting rid
Of The Irish question ct Wsstminsts" ths very
oo'loi SCoue Oh MS pollcy. IL mas now 1lS ~
pdared altogether. Thsrs are compile atoms
beyond number, but among them all thsrs is
no effective provision for removing from tbs
Imperial Government any real part of the
pressure of irish troubles. The Irish NOM
bers are to RIM lin at Westminster under
conditions which. in truth, it passes the wit
Of IN n to understand. The veto OF the
Crown is to be exercised, in theory, by a
Viceroy who viii have to obey the orders Of a
Ministry in otic on this side Of the Channel.
Yet Mr.. Gladstone processes to believe that
these arrangements will work without friction.
OF fnality-which he rsmarks. Justly enough.
lie a discreditrd Word-not even the most
indalgsnt critic can Discern the faintsst Sign.
Whom MIR. Gladstone himself in his elaborate
exposition Of his new msasurS 10 capable Of
omittiug any mention whatever Of the question
of he land, which b. universal admission lies
at he root Of the | ish controversy and has
agita'ed Parliament for two whole generations.
we can ses plainly now he has artifcially
rest! ictrd his yisw and merged the vita issues
of this prolonged conflict in . mere manipula-
ton Of poIitical machinery.-Lbid
, 1893-03-25
CAPTURING A BISHOP.

Tiinova, Bulgaria, Fell. %.
On the occasion Of the anniversar. Of Prince
Ferdinsnf's' birthday on Sunday last. Mgr.
Clements the Metropolitan delivered an ad-
dress at tie Cathedral here, in which he re.
commended the people to oppose the Govern
n-nt as fer as lay in their power. This de-
vice, however, met with avery unfavourable
reception from the congregation as we'll as
from the est If the population, and a deputa-
tton was sent to request Mgr. Clement to re-
frain in future fnm melting the people
against the existing regime. The Metropo-'
Titan tlereupon addressed the crowd which
had meanwhile collected in front of the epis-
copal residence and declared that be should
continue in the same course. !
He WAR thcn fcTcibly seized and conveyed
in a carriage to the Monastery Of SIS. Peter
and Paul in the Balkans. The kegs of his
residence " ere handed To- the Project, and a:
telsgramuwGs despatched TO. M. Stanbuion
, 1893-03-25
DISASTROUS FLOODS on THE
CONTINENT:

Budapest, Feb. 90.
The rapid rise of the Danube is causing se.
rious foods 1T many points along its cour,e.
At Gergeiy, q village Of some 500 inhai,i-
tsnts. near Pakand, about sixty miles Suatl'
of Budapest, the rush of water was 90 sudden
that the whole place was flooded iii a few
minutes. The inhabitants, who mostly live
in unSubstantial straw thatched cottages. fed
for refuge to .le church and school, the only
Two stons bulllllngs in the village, but these
also we're soon inundated.
Before long every house in the place was
deep under wafer. Many of the inhabitants
were drowned, amongst those who LIST their
lives Being a mother and he, Ave children.
Another woman was premature,y cohfued
and died shortly afterwards, together with
the child. A peasant was also struck with
ap3plexy. All the survivors of GsrGely
Hcd to Paks.
The Danube is now more than twenty
Eve feet above its usual level. Six hundred
people are still in immediate danger.
Be grade, Fec. ~.
The rivers M1rava aud NiShava have over.
flow d their banks. The town of Nish il
fo6ded, and the damage done is very serious.
, 1893-03-25

lating promnlgator Of his poverty. Mar.
v%elIous to mention. the profered aims were ip
avery instance rejected the man stating that
he did not want money, but work.
Had he chosen to take the donations SO freely
offered to him he would have undoubtedly
have earned az much during his hours Of
enforced idleness as the professional nendi.
cauts vino ply their operations in the wealthy
West end of Paris. Fs found it more diff
cult. however, 70 induce people to give him
what he wanted--a job.
, 1893-03-25
SOUTH AFRICA.

A most destructive storm ragsd over the
Transvaal at the end Of last week. The
rivers were immensely swollen, and the water
of the Crooodils rose 2Qft. above the bridge
spanning the river, which was swept away.
together with 40 houses aud an hotel in
the vicinity. T. ees and vegetation Of all
kinds nave beeil destroyed for miles round.
Many native hutS have been carried #, sew
erAl Of their occupants being drowned. he
Rand has suffered severely. Several houses
there have been reduced 10 ruins, aud many
mines have besn foo led. In some places the
railway has been washed away.-Ibjd.
, 1893-03-25
From the Daily Telegraph aXtA FEB

A new method Of proclaiming the luskless
condition 9. being out Of wo,k-and a more
effective one, perhaps, than that employed in
London by The men who cahr all The way
from Manthestsr-has been devised by an
apparently respectable young man in Paris.
He wslked about the Champs Elysees with a
big placard on his back, on which was incrib-
ed the words. i am hungry give me some work
to do" Dozens Of passing good Samaritans,
on reading tho appeal, pulled out their purses
ard offered silver and bronze 10 the peganbu.
, 1893-03-25
Mr.. GLADSTONE's NEW PLAN.

In q House Of Commons crowded and
excited almost beyond example Mr.. Gladstone
rcss on Monday TO move for leave to intro
ducs his second Home Rule Bill. Those
whom he failed to convince seven years ago,
when his authority over his party was
urshaken, will not be converted now by.s
less powerful and persuasive appeal. &Thoss.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
NO ANNEXATION

The proposition to annex Arizona to
California ls absurd, and the people in
Arizona who talk it are actuated by the
same feeling that causes a dude in
Boston TO carry en- umbrella when it
rains in London. That is English,
you know" and it is "California, you
know" to talk about annexation to
that state.
Unless We can go into the union as
we are, and ss Arizona, we prefer to
stay out. Arizona will play tail to no
kite. 1t has greater undeveloped re.
sources to-day than California, and the
proposition that all Of this wealth end
all OF these resources be utilized 10
build up section doomed to death
like Southern California, il preposter-
Gus.
Arizona has the resources and it has
the people to make great state. We
expect to be a next door neigh Dor to
California and will continue to supply
her markets with fruits and vegeta bles,
but with that our relation must cease.
Annexation, never!
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
Why Lord sherbrooke Broke Down.

why Lord SherbroOke Broke Down.
The late Lord Sherbroobe was an
albino, and to this defect in his eye
sight painful scene in the house of
commons was due just before he be-
came peer. He was speaker of un-
usual brilliance and power and came
into the house prepared to make a
slashing onslaught on the ministry.
His Introductory remarks gave promise
of a notable speech, but he had hardly
opened fire on the ministry before he
was reduced to utter helplessness by
the discovery that there was some con-
fusion in his notes, which owing to his
weak sight he could not rectify. A
colleague attempted to assist him, but
the orator was so unnerved and morti-
fed by this accident that he complete
ly lost himself. The other members of
the house were profoundly touched by
the painful breakdown, The death of
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

MAXI SMITH did not attend the silver
convention in Chicago because he is
opposed to the free coinage of silver.
But he will attend the special session
OF congress and do what he can to de-
feat the interests of the people he mis-
represents. Said Smith, few days
ago, speaking of silver as money met
al: why not coin potatoes and make
them legal tender?" Mark Smith is
In line with Cleveland's Wall street
policy, but he is deadly enemy of the
people OF Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

PEOPLE WHO return from Chicago com.
plain that the Arizona exhibit amounts
to simply nothing. That 100000 ap-
pears to have been wholly wasted, and
1t is due TO the people OF the territory
that complete accounting be made.
There are too many commissioners and
snb-commissioners in the first place,
and their expenses in making trips to
Chicago and holding mass meetings at
various places in the territory is likely
what became of the money.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

THE COMPTROLLER OF currency has is.
sued a statement showing the number
of bank failures that have occurred in
the United States. Opposite Arizona
in this table stands the word "none, -
which speaks eloquently for the terri.
tory. Nor has business failure OF any
kind taken place during the present
furry. whats the matter with Ari.
iona? She's all right"
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate Of E. NJ. Mills, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against K. NJ. Mills, deceased to present
and exhibit the same with the necessary vouch.
ers to the undersigne at the law Office of Kibbey
y Israeli No. l212 East Washington street, in
the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Terri,
tory OF Arizona, within four months from date
OF this notice. MRS. SUSIE X. MILLS,
Administrative Of the estate OF L. NJ. Mills, de.
ceased.
Dated August 9th, 1898.
First publication August G, 1898.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

The SPECIAL ses sion of congress con-
vened yesterday. Nothing short OF the
free and unlimited coinage of silver will
meet the approval of the people west of
the Mississippi and south of Mason
and Dixon's line. The representatives
from these sections have the power to
win and they must do it. A compro-
mise would be criminal.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

The NATIONAL Republican league has
opened headquarters in Chicago. The
headquarters in New York City were
closed some two weeks ago and all the
effects were shipped west. 1t is pro-
posed to conduct an energetic cam paign
OF education preparatory to the ngres-
sional election OF 1894, and the presi-
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
Notice..

Estate of John Bohn, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the above named estate to the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within four mopths
from the first publication of this notice to the
undersigned at the Office of L. II. Chalmers in
Thibodo building, Phoenix, Arizona, which
ONCE will be the place where all business tran
sactions in regard to said estate will be tran.
sacted. SAMUEL BONN,
ceased.
First publication August 9th, 1898
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

ARIZONA is no longer in the doubtful
column. 1t is safely Republican. The
Democratic promises OF good times have
not materialized sufficiently to inspire
renewed confidence in its ability to
cope with public affairs.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
AGENCIES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates OF advertising in the Daily, Sunday OF
the publication Office. Or ring up telephone
number AZ, and a representative of the business
department, will call and quote prices and
contract Tor space,
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared 10 do all
kinds OF plain and fancy jon printing in all the
latest styles. Complete book bindery and ruling
machinery In connection with the job depart.
ment. Work perfectly and promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
THE SOUTH SIDE.

AS. Mills has charge of the Advertising and
subscription departments of THE REPUBLICAN
on the South Side, which will be made a special
feature OF the paper. Two pages are devoted TO
Tempe and Mesa, and the interests of the south
Side will be carefully looked after by Mr.. Mills.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
1nE srpuauoAns CIRCULATION.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has q circulation
that every day exceeds that Of all the other
dailies in Phoenix combined. This is guar
anteed statement for the information OF ad-
yertisers.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
BY MAIL:

All communications relating to news or edi-
torial matter should be addressed to Editor
Republican.
All remittauces and business letters should
be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN COM
PANY, Phoenix, Ari2.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against TAB ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Co., or its employees will be paid by the com
pany unless they were contracted upon the
written authority Of the management.
T. J. WoLFLKY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
BY CARRIER:

The DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car
rler in Phoenix, Tucson and Tempe ut 70 cents
per week, -. ,,..,,,,, go, -,
Subscribers falling to get THE REPUBLICAN
regularly or promptly should notify The RE
PUBLICAN business office mot the CARRIER IN
order to receive immediate attention. Teie-
phone No. a.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

Dental contest of 1895, from the new
base OF operations.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

we suppose the Bulletin refers to
some OF the Democratic papers who are
afraid OF offending Mark Smith, or pos.
sibly Grover Cleveland. But there is
not paper printed in Arizona, with
the interests OF the West and South at
heart, that is not earnestly advocating
the free AID unlimited coinage of sill
yer,
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08

SOME ofthe more pretentious Arizona naners
oon speak their mind very freely on the sub
lect ~ the free coinage OF silver. In thus bow
ing down TO Baal they lose a good Opportunity
20 rep IN the great fight now going ON between
InS west ana the gold bugs.-Solomonyille
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08

kara paua Stsdnickiego, ktory zaope
kowsi sic chiopcem wRlo Janeiro ! wy
sl.l Z powrotem do kraju.
Wyjechaio Warszawy do At
gentyny kilka rodzin tydowsklch.
" ediug oznajmienia podroHnych, ma
"iosne wyruszy W ter same droRe oko-
10 500 osob przewaanie Z wilma (szcre
sliweJ DIR. 81.
= Dolina SLwajcarska W Wsrszawie,
iedno z najwiecej ~ulubiouych miejsc
sPacerowych zostaia sprzedsns ma Pu-
bliotnej licytacyi "a kwote 10000 rubli.
Nabyi u pan Kozuchowski Ooecnie
przysziOse tego Pisknego ogrodu jest
~nlewlsdoms Prawdopodobnie stsnIe tam
kllka kamlenic,
w sleregu nowych p~rojektow,
stale obecn 9 sprawl budowy kolei cd
stacy Ostrowiee, ma Opstow do Sanio-
mierzs. LIMA ia przedstsw.a znaczus
korz, soi, hand.oSe, gdya p~Jisczons byo
mote z linis sustryackroh kolei pan
stwowych m prawym brzegu Wisly,
dochodzaca pod Sandomierz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
Y zabOru ~PruskieEO.

Is Gdahsku jest niemaio Polak6w,
wiecej, aniteli sic to niemieokim ma
Sym obywstelom zdsje, tego dowodem
oststnia nGwiazdka", ma ktorR tu
u~rociystotc zebrsio sic ns sail we
Observation-Disclosures Gsrten" do 1900 O.
sob. Jest to wiec tet dowodem, ae q
DANA o k~szsnia i spiewy polskIe W ko
sciele So uprsguione. Zresxta " sprs-
VIE tel odbedzIe se vice, % obeonie
Jest tylko kwesrya czasu. Co do gwia
zdki sameJ, to wywsris oua bsrdzo mile
w~ra.enie. MAe dla ucha byty tea spie-
wy Polskie naszeJ dziatwy, Jako tez de-
klsmacye, chocIas trzebs prEyznae, ae
skcent wymowy niekIedy wiele do zy-
ozenia pozostawIsi. DziwIc sic temu
nsturslnie ME mozna, gdyA nienieckie
otoczenie powoduJe ks1enie iesyka.
Wlasnle z tych wzgled6~ bysoby tea
P~oAadAnem, ably sprawl ~zalozsnIa tutaJ
sIkotki Polskiej rAzniej nsprzod Poste
Powsia.
- Poznsh. Poslowie polscy, bawia
cy tutsj PIP. Cegielski, Dziembowski,
Notify udslI SIG DO prezesa naczelnego
" celu zsPytania SIC, czy ograniczenIH
Polskiej nauki pry wstnej, dokonane re
skryPtem Poznahskiego i~nsPektorA
szkolnego p. So~hwAlbego, So zgOdne z
intency ami w4adzy wyaszej. Nacaelny
Prezes Pruyrzeki kwestys zbadac beg
stronnie.
PIsms niemiecks donoszS zs wszyscy
Inspektorowie szkolni, osNiAdczyh sic
Przeciw nauce Prywatnsi jszyka pol.
sklego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
Ziemie Polskie.
4 zabOru r~OsyiskIegO.

DEienniki donosza, 10 wkrotoe ma
bye uchWslonem prAwo, 70 wszyscy
m~ieszkshcy rosYjsCy, Po Przebyciu 10
lat "a granica, tracR prswa p~oddshstva.
Wrocie do tych praw moge ale jua ma
og0lnyoh zssadacb, uchwalonyoh dis
cudzoziemcow.
= W tYeb dnisch p~rzejeAdssl przez
Wsrszswe osmieletni podroznik Jezio-
rowski, Wracsjacy z Brazylii, Malice
po smieroi rodzicow 2 mala kwots pie
niedzy opusoil RIO Jsneiro dzieki zso
piekowsniu sic MIN wsp6lpassterow,
przybyi szczeslivie do H~smburga, =
ztsmtad koleia aslszna do PioOks, mej
sea Swojego pobytu. Dodsc naleay, Ae
mlody Jeziorowski m6wi tylko 20 por-
tugalsku tax dsleka drOge Odbys pray
pomocy marszruty, a raczej odezwy
s~kreslonej " kilku jezyksoh pfzez spts-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08

ks, deklamowai do ciebie Panic VINO
sim nasze modiy" %. Stanisisw Ste
szewski, przemswiai o duchn nsrodo'
wynn i m,sosi OJczyzuy. Miodzieniec
Julian Paczkowski, deklsmowai ,Ojco
wizna". Potem nastapii sJiew ,,Ns
groby bracia". Oh. Pate Beczkiewicz,
misl cd ,zyt, kt6ry zrobll wielkie wra
ze.ie ma siochsczy. Alexander Kala
msjski, deklamowai ,Westchnienle'.
Potem spiew ,,PIekna nsszs Polsks".
Oh. Wsleuty Wsligorski, dekL Hmm
ma obchod pogr1ebowy o6sr polegtych
W Wsrszswie % go Lptego 1888 roku
Oh. Leonsrd A. Ksismyjssi, wygiosii
krotks leoz tr-soiws move dot, czsca
DO stanis 1853 r. MiodGieniec yoni
zy Gorks, dekIsmowai Krskowisk ma
rodowy. Ma ostatek prezydent OBJ. Gu
krowicz, pOdzekowai licznie zgroma
dzonej publicznosoi "a wsPoludzisi W
obch, dLie i zsrazem komitetowI obcho.
du Tow. Sp,ewu Ia wsz-lkie prace
prze- n ch PodJete, staroPolskim ,,Bog
zaplsc".
Ma zskohczenie spiewai kaady kto W
B e. wierzy, hymn bisgslny nBoae
COS Polske".
Jan NiezgodSki, sekr. obehodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
Z zabOru ~austryackfegO.

Hasa oszczednosci W Stanislawowis
z okszyi Jubileuszu swego % etniego
i~stnienIa przeznaozyia kwote 5000 zir.
dla Sokola,w StanisiAwow1e ma budowe
wlasnego gmachu.
- Lwow, dnia IL ~stycznia. Zebra
ME czionkow partyi robotniozych, sPro-
wadzilo do sail rAtuszowej bardzo n
czns hczbe u~czestnikow. Liczni mowoy
zabierali glos, aby krytykowac obecny
stan sprsw i stosunk6w miejskich W
ksadym kierunku j pod kAzdym wzgle-
dem. Zdsniem wczorsjszych trybuLow
ME dokonano dotad niozsgo, ably ,,bodsi
zabezPisczyc dach ~Aebractvu", domu
podrzutkow brAk zaPelny rowniez jak
domoW sierot; cenY Spoaywczych srty-
kuiow nieuregulowsDe, robOtnicy misj
soy dzienni nader licho plAtRi i W ks-
ssch chorych nieube zpieczeDi; mieSzka-
niom brsk naleaytej kontroli lekarskiej
= system utrzymywania zsklsdow wy
cbowswczych kOsztem gminy ME wy
trzymuje krytyki... CAla d~zisiejszs
gospodsrka miejsks ma odbijsc sic nA...
klsssch pracujAcycb; domy prEymusowej
roboty ! nlombardy szmacisne" ME mo
q miec 2sdnego skutku i tylko po
wszechne giosowsnie " tyoie uProws-
Ozone mote IA zmians sytuaoyi obsOneJ
Iakls wPlyw wywrzec.
Pc dyskusyi tFzy9odzinnsj n powyt.
SIZE tsmsty, skohczono obrsdy rezoluoya,
IL udzial robotnikow wniedsIekiej skcyi
wy6orczej ~zaleEnym bye must cd tego,
oEy Przyidzis do kOmPrOwisu misdzy
Poszozegolhemi partysmi " Ionic robo-
tniosego aywiolu,
- Mistrz sztuki Polskiei p. Jan Ne
tejko raozya Esotyc 8 swoich rysunkow,
= tenn ayOzsnieD, by doChod ne spree
dsty takovycb powiekszyl fundusSe M
bezplstDe obiady Ola biednyoh dzieOi.
KrzYwds dziejs sic nsuozycielom
szkol ludo-ych. Przyslano I'm wezws-
ME, ably cir nsuozyciele zspiacili 8 z1r.
40 ct. POdatku, iakoby saleelego n rOk
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
Y Pittsburgh, PA.

PITTSBURGH. Ps. 70 Srycznia 1893,
"a s1l~chetus Inicy ATTY Wa i o6arno.
scis wyds~cy nPrzyiaclela Ludu" OBJ,
Jozefa Rosihskiego a stsrsniem swleac
zorganizowsneJ gruPy Wv. Mar. Pol.
nPrOmienisci" odbyi she obohod, jak
kolwlek PREY niezbyt wielkIm udziSle
P~ublIeznosci, ale zupelnie pony slnie,
Pc kilku mowsch peinyCh patryOtyzmu
/ pouczajacym odczyCie bistOrycznym,
zrobiono skiadke ma pomnik Kosciuszkl
"a wnioskiem prezesa Obchodu obywa-
tela BlssEAks, / zebrano Gil 50 C..
NsJslln'ej byiy reprezentowsDe M.
stepuJace T,w.rzystws: Grupa nOris
Blaiego' Tow. Rlemieslbikow Pol.
skieh i nowo zorganizowsns grups PRO
mienisOi" in oOrpore.
Pc odsPIewsniu hymnu nBo4e cot
Polske" publioznoS6 sic rozeszia.
r. s. A6czyhski,
sekr. Tow. yPromienisci",
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