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The herald., 1893-01-27
WYOMING SENATORSHIP.
Woman Voted For-Georg, w. Baxtt
the Coming Man

n woman voted FOr-GeOrg3 w. Baxter
the Coming Man
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan 26.-The feat
ure in the senatorial balloting today was
a complimentary vote received by Mrs
Mary L. Bartlett. She is the first
woman, it is said, who ever received a
vote in state legislature for United
States senator. Five Popuiists cast
their votes for her. Senator Warren
was again placed on the active list, and
received 13 votes. The next highest
vote was polled by A. L. New, Democrat.
who received IL The remainder were
scattered as much as at any previous
ballots. and the legislature adjourned
after the first ballot was taken. 1t is
conceded here that the leading candi
date has not been entered actively, and
will not be till next week, probably
His name is George W Baxter, and his
friends are being restrained for the
grand final onslaught, when they will
make squirt and carry off the stakes.
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He Has Decided to Appoint
Lamar's Successor.
The Nomination Will Be Made
With Indecent Haste,
And Confirmed at the Sacrifice OF
Senatorial Courtesy.
The Panama Railroad and Canal Matter
and the Whisky Trust to Be
Investigated-Congre
Proceedings, Etc.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
WASHINGTON Jan. 26.-No formal con-
ference took place at the White House
today concerning the vacancy in the
United States supreme court, but 1t can
be stated on what is considered good
authority that President Harrison hat
made up his mind to nominate sue
cessor to the late Justice Lamar. The
expectation is that the nomination vii
be sent in at the end of the week, ant
the Republicans of the senate are deter
mined it shall be confirmed, even II thel
have to resort to the cloture and cas'
away senatorial courtesy" to accom-
plish the result.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Tho Lincoln Bank TaiIura.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 26.-The failure
of the Capi tol National bank took new
phase today, inasmuch as it was made
the subject OF an official investigation
by the federal grand jury now in session
here. The rumor that President Mosher
went before the jury yesterday was con-
frmed today. The grand jury at it's
session todav returned several indict-
ments and District Attorney Baker to-
night admitted that three were against
Mosher and that he would be arrested
tonight or tomorrow morning 1t is i'm
possible to ascertain what the indict-
mentH cover.
The herald., 1893-01-27
NEBRASKA sENAToRsHIP.

j Sterling Morton Enters the Lists rs
an active Candidate.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 26.-rhere was
little change in the senatorial ballot to-
day. 1t stands: Powers, 54; Paddock,
81; Majors, IL; the rest scattering.
J. Sterling Morton entered the lists
actively today and established head
quarters. The Independents, however,
have thrown wet blanket on his as.
pirations by declaring that no Democrat
of the Boyd-Morton type with no anti
monopoly sntecedents can hope for any
assistance from them. They insist that
if the time comes that it will be neces
sary for them to give their vote to a
candidate of one or other of the old paw
ties, that candidate must be man Of
well-known anti-monopoly tendencies.
The herald., 1893-01-27
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
Under Constd Grafton.

Tho Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
Under Consid eration.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. = After the
house had been delayed, today, by
flibustering by Kilgore against con-
sideration of the bankruptcy bill, the
sundry civil appropriation bill was
taken up.
The item authorizing the commissioner
of the general land Office to detail
clerks in the Office for protecting timber
on public lands was increased from $40,-
600 to $l20.000.
Wilson of Washington moved to in
crease the appropriation made for the
survey of public lands from 100000 to
5000 900.
Hermann OF Oregon wished to increase
it still further to 1860 600, but the
amendment did not meet approval, nor
did Wilson'S
Davis of Kansas moved to increase
the appropriation for the enlargement of
military posts from 5000, 900 to $500, 900.
In opposing the amendment, Dockery
criticised the recent report OF the secre-
tary of the treasury in regard to the
financial situation.
Pending vote on Davis's motion the
committee rose and the houes ad-
iourned.
The herald., 1893-01-27
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
INVESTIGATIONS TO BE ORDERED
BY CONGRESS-.
The House Committee on Rules in Sos
sion on the Panama Affair
and Other Matters
of Interest.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26. "A Washington
special says: The house committee on
rules was in session today, considering
several important questions, but ad-
journed without taking any definite ac-
ton on any of them. The majority in
formally agreed on a course, and there
is a reasonable certainty as to what &C
ton will be taken on the whisky trust
investigation, the Panama railroad in
vestigation and the silver question. In
lieu of the Fellows and Geary resolu-
tions for an inquiry into the en-
croachment upon the Monroe doc
trine by foreign control OF
the Panama railroad, a substitute
will be reported providing for an inqui-
ry ae to whether there is any discfim-
nation by this transportation company
against American commerce Qeaving
the Monre doctrine out of the question:
and as to the use made of the 50, 600 900
said to have been expended in this
country by the Panama Canal company.
The most important feature of the in
quiry will be on subject not treated OF
in the original resolutions. The COM
mittee will report that, as part of the
proposed investigation, very searching
and broad investigation be made as to
the character of the contracts alleged to
have been made between the Pa
citic Mail Steamship company
and the transcontinental railroads,
for the purpose Of diverting traffic from
the steamship and Panama route to the
transcontinental roads, to the subver-
sion of the policy OF congress in granting
subsidy to the Pacific Mail company,
and whether the subsidy should be with
drawn. A resolution will thus be made
for the investigation of the transconti-
mental roads snd the Pacific Mail COM
pany. A day will be given for the silver
repeal bill in the house, and the whisky
trust investigation will probably be re-
ferred to the judiciary committee to
consider, together with the general cub
ject of trusts, and nothing whatever will
come of it.
New York, Jan. 26.-Referring to the
investigation of the Panama Railway
and Pacific Mail Steamship company,
the Washington correspondent of the
Herald says: The magnates who would
be made uncomfortable by the investi-
cation have come here in force and are
taking hand. The committee on rules
failed to act today, but it is understood
the Democr attic members have practi.
cally made up their minds that there
shall be al investigation. Undoubtedly
the resolution of Geary, which now ought
to be eincorporatedint in the resolution of Col.
Fellows, will have O tendency to divert
attention from the real issue, which is
to determine how the interests of the
United States were injured through the
use of $2 500 900 of Panama canal money.
1t is charged that the Gould and Hunt
ington interests in the Southern Pacific
mail are eager for an investigation into
Panama affairs, because they hope to
make trouble for the Panama railroad
and so get possession of the road.
The herald., 1893-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
The Panama Railroad and Canal M
70 to Ra Tnvasttpated.

The Panama Railroad and Canal Mat
ter to Be Investigated,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Demo-
cratic majority OF the committee on
rules have decided to report back Eel
lows resolution providing for an inves-
tigation OF the Panama railroad and
canal matter, with an amendment linn
iting the inquiry into the effect of the
recent operations on American COM
merce, and providing for an examina-
ton of the traffic agreements made be-
tween the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
panv and the transcontinental roads
and bearing upon the steamship subsidy
act
The senate committee on commerce
gave a hearing this morning to the adj
vocates and opponents of Representa-
tive Harter's bill relating to contracts
of common carriers on tn ocean, which
is intended to prevent the inclusion in
bills of lading of agreements relieving
veesel-owners from liability for indem-
nifty. A large number of shippers and
representatives of steamship lines were
present. Harter addressed the commit
tee in favor OF his measure.
By mutual agreement before the COM
mittee on rules, between the free silver
Democrats and the anti-silver Democrats,
there will be consideration in the house
on the 9th and 10th of February of o
silver bill, with the Andrew Cate b nix
ing and the Sherman bullion repeal bill
as the basis of consideration and pos
sible action.
Hopkins of Pennsylvania introduced
in the house today resolution direct.
ing the attorney general to inform that
body why the persons originating and
controlling the American Sugar Rein
ing company, or the sugar trust, are not
proceeded against as other persons
charged with crime.
ong Chin Foo, representing the
Chinese Equal Rights league of New
York City, appeared before the house
committee on foreign affairs today and
advocated the repeal OF the Geary Chi
nese exclusion act. He urged the pas'
The herald., 1893-01-27
searles, oontribution to Science.

Boston, Jan. 26.-At the annual meet
ing of the Bowdoin college alumni,
Professor Robinson OF the chemical
department announced that Edward F.
Searles, to whom part of Mark Hop
kins' millions. were left, had promised
to erect tho finest and best equipped
building for the study of science that
could be had in this country. He stated
that Searles placed no limit on the cost
of the building, but wanted the best
appointed building money can pro-
vide.
The herald., 1893-01-27

sage of the Andrew bill which leaves the
law as it was 10 years ago.
The house committee on postoffices
have completed the postoffice appropria-
ton bill for the year ending June 30,
1894. As agreed upon, it carries an ap..
preparation of $S3, 1863, 1857, an increase OF
SO, ,53S, ,0S1 over the appropriation for the
current year.
The legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill for the fiscal year
1894, reported to the house today, makes
an aggregate appropriation of $21, ,677,-
99S, or 1929, 1874 less than that for the
current fiscal year.
The herald., 1893-01-27
BRAGG DEFEATED.
John I. Mitchell Scoops the Wisconsin
Senatorship.

John L. Mitchell Scoops the Wisconsin
Senatorship.
MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 26.-Gen. Edward
s. Bragg was this afternoon defeated in
the fight for seatin the senate OF the
United States by Col. John l. Mitchell.
The explanation of MitchelPs success is
Colonel Knight, who from the beginning
had from Is to 20 followers; this morn
ing he released the little band from OBJ
legation to him. having evidently de-
cided that his own cause was hopeless,
and enough then went to Mitchell to
give him victory. The first ballot
in caucus today settled the matter: 1t
stood: Mitchell, 46; Bragg, 80; Knight.
/; total, 70. Sampson, one OF the Bragg
men, moved to make the nomination
unanimous and it was done amid great
applause, The formal election will oc-
cur at noon tomorrow. The city is wild
with excitement tonight.
The herald., 1893-01-27
A Railway Rumor naniad.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 26.-The
rumor that gigantic railroad deal was
being negotiated by which the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company would secure
through line from the Atlantic to the
Pacific ocean, by an arrangement with
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and
Union Pacific railroads, is denied by A..
j. Cassat, the only Pennsylvania rail-
road official in the city who could be
seen. He ridiculed the story and said
there was no foundation for it.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Fire at santa Monica.

SANTA MONICA, Jan. 26.-The Franco
Italian restaurant and saloon at this
place. belonging to G.. Scott of this place
and A. Mercadante of Los Angeles, was
burned this morning at o'clock. The
fire was very mysterious, as no person
was stopping on the premises. The loss
is estimated on the building, fixtures and
stock at $500; insured through Los
Angeles agency for $4,000.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Mrs. Langley Denied a Divorce.

New YoRK, Jan. 26.-The case oi
Mrs Langley of Brooklyn against her
millionaire husband for divorce on stat
utory grounds, and which has been oc-
cupying attention here lately, was
closed today, the jury bringing in yer.
dict against her.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Snow In Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. rs Light snow
fell this afternoon in western Oregon.
In this city it is very light, though
points south of here report from four to
eight inches. The temperature is below
the freezing point.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Gixen un FOR Loat.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-All hope for the
safely of the steamship Donati, which
left this port December 10th for Lisbon,
is abandoned. f. J. Williams was mas
ter of the vessel and she carried a crew
of 33 men.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Ballotinx In washington

OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. 26 On the
thlrty-first ballot today, the name of K
o. Dunbar was added to the list OF can
didates for United States senator by one
of Aliens supporters. The vote was :
Allen, So; Turner, 25; Griggs, u
Leads, 9; others scattering.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Turney's First Message.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2B.-Before
the legislature today in joint conven.
ton, Governor Turney's first message
was read. He recommends the build
ing of new penitentiary and the pur-
chase by the state of tract of coal lands
and the working OF convicts in mines to
be opened thereon.
The herald., 1893-01-27
A New Forest Reserve.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Squire
had an interview today with the secre-
tary OF the interior on the subject OF the
Mount Rainier forest reserve in the
state of Washington. A proclamation
creating reservation will probably be
issued by the president tomorrow.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Cleveland joins a Society.

New YoRK, Jan. 26 President
Cleveland has been initiated into the
Sigma Chi College fraternity. 1t is said
the elaborate ritualistic ceremony in
which the Greek letter college societies
usually indulge were omitted.
The herald., 1893-01-27
The chilean claims Convention

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The exchange
of ratifcationa of the Cbilean claims
convention negotiated by Minister Pat
rick Egan was perfected today at the
state department by the representatives
of the United States and Chile.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Blaine Seems Worse.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Dr. Johnston
visited Blaine tonight and remained
some time. When he left he said Blaine
did not look so we'll or seem 30 we'll as
he had during the past few days.
The herald., 1893-01-27
Fnlllng Hair

Produces badness. 1t is cheaper to buy
bottle OF skookum root hair grower
than wig; besides, wearing your OWN
hair is moro convenient. All drusgihts.
The herald., 1893-01-27
No Choice in Montana.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 26.-The vote
for United States senator today was :
Sanders, 80; Clark, 90; Dixon, IL; Col
ling, 2. No choice.
The herald., 1893-01-27

Successful men secure fine tailorinA
with pleasing fit from II. A. Getz, 112
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-01-27
North Dakota DaIIoting.

BIsMARK, Jan. 26 In the ballot fol
United States senator today, eight can
didates we're voted for. The highest
were: Muir. 80; Anderson. 26; Carr, IS
The herald., 1893-01-27

Carpenters ard other mechanics, who are SO
apt TO fall from scaffolds and dislocate limb,
viii please remem 7er that there ID nothing so
20 d for / f4mmation as -alvAliUn Oil, the
great cure for sprains and bruises.
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ODEZWA
Cenxora Zwiaxku NaFOdowego
POlskhegO
vsAnssh zjednoezonyeh Poanocnsi Ame5h.
: do SEsnownyoh Grup.

RoDAoTl
St6Sownie do Poleceuia' oststnisgo
seimu, Podaug PrEysaugujacego mi Prs.
wa, Eswiadamism niniejSzem Szanowne
Grupy Nv. Mar. Pol, ia Sejm nssz die
sisty " Chicago " stsnie Illinois roz.
poczuie sic Poniedzislek dnis 2lgo
sisrpnia 1893 roku godnnie 9tei 2
rana.
Punkt zborny ! program Sejmowy
zos'snis ogloszoDym Po przedwstepnem
przygotowsniu. zYozeniem mojem go
rscem jest. sby Sejm ten odbyl sic "
pisknsj sail Pulswskiego = pod ds-
chem polSkim / iesteSmy pewni, IA CRU
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Re Eolucya Grup ZwiRzkOwych
w south Bend, Ind.

Ny grupy 80, III, 1913, ma nadEwy-
czsjnem posiedzeniu odbYtem W dniu
"a 90 Czerwca 1893 T. rozpatrywszy
i wziawszy pod rozwsRe Osedzie szano.
wnego Cenzors, zwoisnis Sejmu ns
dzieh 81 Sierpnis jednej Itrony, a
Rtadu Centrslnsgo na dzieh go Wrze.
snis drugiej, przyslismy do prEekons-
mia uchwslAmy, 70 jedynie tYlko sza-
nujemy ucbwsle Sejmu odbytego "
Detroit, Mich. podiug tego sic stos6
jenny, t. j. dzieh 4 Wrzsinia dla mas
wszystkich grup uwstsmy do rozpoczs.
ciI Sejmu.
Piotr Beczkiss0ics, Dslegst Seimu TX
y ,,-i ipr.sss gruPy 50.
sc. Stsszesoski, Preses, Il. ". Ku'
eharski, Sskr. gr. lit.
Wojciech Cukrosoicz, Prezes; Jan
Niez9odzki, Sekr. gruPy 1SS.
Kopia niniejssej rezolucyi Sostsis
przsslana CenEorowi.
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usilniejsza pracs lad zschousniem ma.
rodowosci nsSzej, TO bez oswiecenia
ludu, beg obudzenia W MIN uczu6 naro-
dowych, trudno zarewnie trwa}a przy-
sziosc narodu. Ktcs Powiedziss, 4e
,,wolnosc narodowosc 90 hsslem uci-
snionych lud6w", ale ami jedns ami dru-
ga ME zakwitna bez esviaty.
Dlatego tea, Bracia zwiazkowcy g,6-
wne nasze daAnosci ku temu skierujemy
celowi. jake pieknym byioby to czy-
nem swiadczicym dojrzaiosci swia.
domosci potrzeb naszych, gdyby mp.
zblaajacy sic Sejm uchwali3, W miare
funduszow, " kaAdej wiekszej osadzie
zaktadac czytelnie ludowe.
Ably odbudowac Polske nieszczesliwa,
zbudujmy wprzod samych siebie, pra-
cujmy cslsm poswieceniem mad ma
seem miodszem pokoleuiem, sby sic ME
wynarodowiio, istnieiace M pierwSEym
planie " obecnej chwiH odbudowanie
Polski pozostawmy brsciom " kraju,
bedao sami " ksadej chwili gotowi do
pomocy.
Gas zapr1estac bawic sic " wielkR
polityke, miejmy raczej na oku oele
Praktyczne. Pielegnuimy jezyk ojczy-
sty, spiew / obyczaje narodcwe, popie-
rainy wedle sil zaklady i szkoly polskie
i idzmy pod tym wzgledem reka W reke
z nsszYmi kaplanami, kt6fzy takim
mozolem poswieceniem mad ich utrzy-
maniem pracuja.
W sprawach tax wielkiej wsgi ME
dzielmy sic na psrtye, MECH W tym
przypsdku Inikna rozterd rozrywsjace
nasze spo1eCzehstwO, tylko rszem daamy
do jednego celu. Jest MIN zachowanie
naszej narodowoSci " Ameryce.
Przytem dlA drugich braci badzmy
wyrozumialymi pobiaEliwymi. lego
aadaja cd mas rodacY nssi W starym kra-
ia = tego Aads OJOzyzna skrepowana
ksjdsnsmi. Ki6cic szarpse sis wzaje-
mnie nam ME wolno.
Oto mole gorsce sycSenis ) dsj BoAs,
sby sic na Sejmisx. " Chicago EiSOisly.
q brsterskiem pozdrowieniem
W. y. Przy6yszspski,
CenEor Z~isEku N. P.
Jesteimy " obowiazku 20 roze-
sianiu ok6lnik6w Cenzora wypo-
wiedziec.
u Drukowana ,.Odezwa" Gem
cora Jest Eupeinie zgodna made.
siana do Redaktora Zgody, a kt6.
ra ME byia drukowana poniewa&
Rad Centralny wv. N. P. uznai
jako pOgwaicajqca konstytucye.
q Powolsnie sic Cenzors ma
wStepie p0dezwy", ,,St6sownie do
polecenia ostatniego Sejmu po-
dug przysiugujacego mi prawa",
jest wprost nieprawdziwe, ami
Sejm mic podobnego ME polecai,
ami prawa ma usprawiedliwienie
swe Cenzor przytoczyc ME potraf.
W baden spOs6b ME molina mad
ciagnaG konstytucyi Art. VIII
par. 8 o ,,Ssimie NadEwyczajnym",
(Cisg daIszy na stronie 4ei.)
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GEEEEPoIEr, N, Y.

GREEEPoIET, N, Y.
Niniejszem zswisdamia sic czloukov
Grupy u. N. P. No. 81 Jan III Sobis-
ski, sby raozyli Przybyc ns rooIne
nsdzwyczajne POsiedEenie " sobots
w1eczor 8 godzinie dnia Sgo LiPcs
1893 r. " sail pOsiedzieh III franklin
Str. O5eonoS6 ksAdego czlonks jest
kouieczns, ma pOruadku obor komitetu
a przedewszystkiem delegate ns Ssjm
x " miesisou WrSeSniu " Chicago, :
1 odczytsnie przy uwsgach PrzygOto'
wanej Konstytucyi. ZArszem prosz'
uiscie sic z-podstkow.
Y szacunkiem
", Romihski, sskr.
lS2 Dupont Str.
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py nssze " Chicsgo jsknajobetnieJ sic
na to zgodla
Cd czssu istnienia naszej Organizacyi
4aden Sejm mote ME byl tax wsanym,
jat bedzie obecny. Cd ostatniego zja-
zdu naszego " Detroit powstala wsku-
tex wspanialego daru czcigodnego Drs
Henryka Kalusowskiego nova instytu.
cya - ,Biblioteka Muzeum Narodowe",
wymsgajace obmyslenia planu prowa-
dzenia i prZysziego rozwoju; W lonie
naszej Organizacyi byio tyle bury; po.
wstaje wiele projekt6w n do zmiany
konstytucyi q nawet zreorganizowanis
zwiazku; pozcstaje wiele dotychczas
nisrozstrzygnietych kwestyi, tax, /.
Sejm przyszfy bedzie wymsgal zspewne
wiele giebokich i bsrdzo powsanych a
sumiennych badsh, by uIyskae jak mai
zbswisnniejsse rosstrzygniecis dla do,
bra drogiej nam organiracyi. Dla tego
upraszam Was, SEanovni Rodacy. aby-
scie PREY wyborze delegat6w dali man.
daty tym czionkom, kt6rych dobro wy
chodztHa polskisgo tn " Ameryce, oraz
losy ziemi OjczyStsj jak nsjwiecej OBJ
chodza, kt6r1y cicha a wytrwala praca
zaslutyi sobie nsjwiecej ma wasz sza-
cunek.
Szuksjcie miedzy Wami na delegst6w
ludzi jak najwiscej swiatiych, sumien-
nych niezaleznych. Wybiersjcie pre-
dewszystkiem ludzi zdolnych, godnych
waszego zaufanis, dobrych patryot6w,
iednem slowem takich, O kt6ych je.
stescie przekonani, te polaczone tym
waanym urzedem obowiazki wYpelnia
z cala sumiennoscia l gorliwosciR.
Strzezcie sic krzyksczy czestujscyoh,
wpraszaiacych narzucajacych sic
Wan, by tyIko mandat cd Was pozy.
skac, bo tym ME dobro publiczue, ME
o sprawy ojczyste sic rozchodzi, leoz o
swe "ja". jus to by biyszczec. lub sma.
czna upiec dla Siebie pieozeh przy nsro-
dowem ognisku.
Wyohodztwa nsszego coraz tutaj vie
eel, wieksza ter cie4sza stale sie praca.
Przytem zwracs ns mas oczy krsj ro-
dzinny.
StsrAjmya sic prSsto odpowiedziec
zsdaniu jak na prawych Syn6w przy.
stalo.
Ola dobra wxrostu Zwiazku bedxie
potrsebs " konstytucyi porobic niekt6
re zmiany. Powszschnem jest fyoze-
ME, aby zarzsd powiskszye 1 " miejsos
dzisiejszego skladu wybrac dEiewieciu
dyrektor6w.
Projekt ten, aozkolwiek ME nowy, bo
jua M prseszlyn sejmie pFzedstawiony,
poleOilbym s1snownym GrupOm dc
szozegolniejszsj rozwsgi. DSis PEzy
EwiekSEonei " zwiazku Pracy pOtrzebu
tea wieoej urzednik6w, sAsby podzisli.
wszy pomiedzy siebis PraOe, tenn Skute'
Ozniej mogh dzialsc " myA konstytucyi
nsszej OrgAnizscyi.
Many " nsszych ustswseh wiels
pieknyoh cel6w, kt6re niestety dotyoh
czas wciat jeszcze POzOstaia Htera mar
twa.
Gas najwytszy POmySlec o ich Wy
koDaniu. Jednem nsjpierwszych
nsjglowniejszych zsdsh Zwiazku ME
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