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systems and Of scientific methods Of COMPARE

systems. and Of scientific methods Of compare
son.
This is work of great learning and profound
research. 1t includes digest Of German, french
and English books on administrative law ana
an application of the essential principles ana
methods of foreign writer's, who have lapored
in this field. to the conditions of American law
AS a comparative study of administrative law
in Europe and America it supplements Professor
Burgess's learned work on comparative con-
stitutional law. The author modestly expresses
the hope that what he has written will have
the effect Of inducing other scholars to follow
him and to complete his labors. but he has done
his reaping so thoroughly that the cleaning VIII
be light indeed. His volumes are remarkable
alike for analytical power and lucidity of method
His style is as luminous as that Of Sir Henry
Maine. and his general literary method not un-
like that great author's-and there can be no
higher prase-n its orderliness of arrangement,
precision of statement and true scientific spirit.
The work is unique and Of permanent excel
lence 1t fills a vacant place in the library
shelves, and is a permanent addition of very
great value to the science of comparative law.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30

Church. Hartford, October 90 ls5l. Archbishop
knox, who died last Monday. was consccrated in
lS49 and translated TO the see of Armagh In
1856 He was senior Bishop of the Anglican COM
munion for less than a year. Until November g.
1892 that position held by the Most Rev. Dr.
Austin, who Bishop Of British Guiana for fifty
years
Bishop Williams is not the Oldest Bishop OF the
Church in point of years. There several in this
country and in England who are older. The Oldest
is the Ri Rev. RI Dumford. Bishop of Chichester
who is nincty-one years old. but Is st actively
engaged in the work of his diocese. In the United
States the senior in years Is Bishop Howe. OF
Central Pennsylvania, who Is in his eighty-ifth
year.
Bishop Williams was consccrated when he was
only thrty-four years old He is still strong and
active in the administration of the affairs OF this
diocese. During the last few days the Bishop has
had many calls from friends who. in congratulate L
ing him upon the length and success OF his ser
vice in the episcopate. have remarked upon the
fact that since the conservation OF the first Bishop
in America. 109 years the Bishop OF Connecti-
has been senior Bishop Of this country for
thrty-one years. Bishop Seabury ranked as such
from 1854 to 1896: Bishop BrOwnell from lS2 10
1866. and Bishop Williams since 1881.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
POLICE NAVE 4 HARD FIGET WITH RrFFTANS

Policeman Devaney. OF the Thirty-seventh-st.
police station, together with his brother patrol
men. Bigan and Quinn. had rough-and-t tumble
fight with roughs in Tenth-ave.. from Twenty
eighth-st. to Thirtieth-st., on Saturday night The
fight blocked the street. stopped traffic on the New
York Central freight tracks and provided amuse-
ment for all the neighborhood
1t began in a simple street fight Policeman
Devaney arrested one of the at Twenty
eighth-st. and started up the avenue with his
prisoner. He had not proceeded half "A block
before Robert Thompson, OF No. i5l West Twenty
scventh-st, and Patrick Judge attempted "A rescue.
They attacked the patrolman from behind. Judge,
who had "A bucket OF beer. threw IL over the police
man. and both men kicked and cunei Devaney
when he fell on the railroad tracks. Then Quinn
when Bigan Joined In the trouble. and so did half
dozen rufiians. In the excitement the original
prisoner escaped. Thompson was thrown against
a switch signal and had his head cut badly. He
had to be sent to Roosevelt Hospital In an ambu-
lance. Thompson, Judge and George p Malone,
who also in the struggle. were arrested by
the policemen. At the jefferson Market Court
yesterday Malone discharged The other two
held for trial -
While in court Devaney William Morris
who had thrown stones and helped create the
disturbance. He arrested and sent to prison
for five days
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
LEHIGH VALLEY R. r.
Passenger trains lcnve foot Of Libcrty-st'

Passenger trains lcuve LlDcTty-ss'
AS FOLLOWS:
200 A. VI. daily for MArcH CHUNK and inter-
S:iJ A. Vi. daily foi GENEVA, ROCHESTER,;
BJfFALO and the West. rOrr,vILLE and principal
ocal points chair ear to wilkcsbarrc Pullman car to
Euialo. ~. ,>-ro~,
iI.aO 4. Vi. daily for GENTyA ROCHESTER.
BtfTHLo. NIAGARA FALLS am, and all points W.T.: VT
Pullman ,lrcrer CHICAGO via Buffalo; Pullman Buffet
sleeper Chicago via Suspension Bridge; connections FOR
II aiding Harrl~l urg
I3:30 r. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. FOR EI.MIRA and
ali lniormldiate stations; connecting lOr FousNilIe
3.s5 r. W. daily, eNeept Sunday, for MIUNkHAN. M
wilk~,,,Srrc connection. Tor pottsyile: e..a.
s6t;Tu PI.AINFiELD and intermediate stations
80 w. daily. except Sundays. for MAUCH
ciIIISK and Intermediate stations chair Easton.
san r. VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
ans ali iolnts West: Pullman slccpers Chicago via
Ruraio and suspension Bridge; connections for Read
s.O0 r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHES.
IT, HI'FiNLO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all point,
sleeper u Chicago, via Suspension
prdsc pullman sleeper to Buffalo.
" Additional SUNDAY trains 10 80 A. NJ. for Manch
Chunk and intermediate stations, connections for Potts
,ie. 40 T. VI. for Eason and nternediate stations
Gener,i Eastern Onlce 235 Broadway. NewYork City:
The Sew.York Transfer Company will call for and
~, o'777 A. w. NONNEMACHER,
'iWltoTu'rS IT WILBUR Assistant Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Ccnu Surt Eastern Div.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Is. Y. &. IL. L. X. Il. CO.. LfssEE)
T,nins leave W.T. i2d.-t. station. New NorN. FOL
lows anf u minute, earlier nom foot Franklin~t:
$3.50 4. N.-Dally lOcl 70 suspension Bridge excepe
SuudIy- wc~. VI Cocymans Junction.
1880 \. VI. Daily local Z" Albany and saratoga far.
lor Albany Sunity- only -
1919 4. VI. DAILY for Albany, utica syracuse Koch
e.,er Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Cncogo eN' ept
saturday Tor fofont'. - .
1885 A. VI. D,ly. except sunday b caissi Moun
l. n. NeN-palt Like- VI hoax aud MinnewasAa
Mhlny sartoga. Caldwell Lax. George farlor cars
a. Bioonls !le S1ratosa and CALDWELL. .
400 r. N.-Dily, ,Nccp, Sunday. for Catskil Noun.
tan. and Alinry.
5,,5 r. M-D,ily fr Alb1uy. Montreal Utica. Syrsuss.
" Koch-tcr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago.
6,.ip r. W. -D,.-, except sunday Tor Ncwburg Albany,
sav a1G Montreal Paror car - Kingston.
s,iJ H. u-Iaiy FOR Nlb1ny. tides. syracuse Rochester
unaio Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit. Cleveland ond
Chicago.
IIlvrr,iraw Locals 90 a. m IS = 80. - D. M
Newburg Local, -. 10 10 a m i Il. 4 80. 5:i5
- 3u II - D. NJ 'D,iiv.
WAGNER si,culng car, ilr ALBANY. uti,a syracuse
Roch,~er Buffalo NIAGARA Fcls. Toronto, Detroit, CeYc
land and Chicago on all through trains;
FIR tlcfet~. timetables. poror alf slcepngcar accom-
modatons. Or information. apply Offices Br,okhn 1913
Waslncfon 13D lltou--t. Anncs office, foot Fulton
New YORK Cty. ils. 2sl. 3d3 7sj and -: krcod
way li5 Bowery, 81 East itth.,t. aS West l21th't,
and at satlons. &. l.. LAMBEHT
General Passenger Agent.
3 Wand 'rhilt-asc.. Nrw.York.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN B. R.

IxcursiOu tickets. Ncw-fOrk to ChicaRO ana
Return. $500.
Tr,lns leave foot Of .d-,t. follows, 10 minutes
st5 A. VI. Id1y except sunday for Waikiki Valley
n stations Middletown. EenNile. Fnlsbui g. LIB ry,
carbondle scranton. walton Delhi Sidney Norwich,
I-tica Rome, Oneida, Fulton. Oswego.
Ali T.. ". except sunday, sullivan 90. Expfes'
FOR Wail.dn Valley Railroad stations tanpbeIl llal.
Ndil,town EllcnSc Mountain D1l". Centre'Ile falls.
bur- Huileyye. Liberty FATS, Liberty Paks'ille, and
Livingston Manor. - ..,,,. ,,,.
7,t5 p. VI. day) Mddetown. Summ,Nyilie, Fails
burg Liberty. LNneston Manor Rockahu' "'isoh oiu'
nov Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswero. ,.,- .,
7,iJ =. VI daily. VIA Niagara fais kecihing cnalt
pullman -lecp-is Ncwlork to Chicago Arrives Detroit
O 4 n m. Chicago, 80 a. m. 81. Louis, , Oo p m
Lcs and Pullman accon mo iations at 81 Broadway.
NcwYoik Tranf Company calls TO- and checks baggage
!" j. {. ANDERSON. g. p. A..
5j Beaver ST. New-York
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
ITHE ANGLICAN PRIM1TE.

BISHOP WILLIAMS CELEBRATES THE FORTY
THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF HIS CONSECRtT.ON.
Middetown, Conn. oct 29.-Bishop John
Williams. of this city, has. by the death
of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Knox Archbishop of
Armagh and Primate of all Ireland become the
senior Bishop. in order of conservation. having
jurisdiction in the Anglican communion through
out the world. Bishop Williams has his residence
at the Berkeley Divinity School in this city. He
entered to-day upon the forty-third year of his
episcopate having been consecrated in St. Johns
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30

PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days. 90. . 90 90. 10 :00
IL 80 DINING 4. NJ. | 80. $50 DINING Car :,
Buffet Paror Car, 90, :00. go 40 r. NJ.
T. 10 nignt. Sunda, 900 10 80 IL 80 dining Carr
\. NJ, 80, 1880 Dining Car) o00 100 L. NJ, l. Ii
night
For Baltimore aud Washington week DAYS and SUNDAYS
90. II 80 Dining Carr A. M 80 80 Dining Carr
900 90 r NJ. II rs night '
For Ea,ton. l:eticlem; Alcltown Manch Chunk. &C.,
90 10 as \. NJ 200. 30. 5:i5. 80 20 Allen
town. l.. NJ. sundays, 80. Is A. NJ, 100, D 80
i For wEcsbar e. Pntsion. and Scranton s:i5 A. NJ
4 80 T.. NJ sunday, l 80 A. NJ
Lor Reading at 90. \ ;OO, S:i5 10 90 IL 80 A. M
90 80 I 90, 80 80 t. NJ. - rs n ght excopt
saturday night. sundays. :Oo $3.50, 80. 90 Z. NJ
FOR marr.bgrg at 90. 90, s:,5. A. NJ. oo l 80
sunday,. ! 90 80 p; NJ, sl5 night:
For pettsylie at 90 90 40. il:so A. NJ, :oo.
niaht SUNDAYS $50 800 r. NJ. IL i5 night
For Sunbury. Lcwsbufg. AMI Wlllilmsl ort at 100.
< 90 :i5. \. NJ. 90, 80. 30 l.. NJ II Is night
except saturday night Sundays. rs A. NJ, 90 p. NJ
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south to Poin,
Pleasant, 80. 3 :l5, II 30 a. NJ. 80 :i5 60
20 (5.3s b. Red Bank and Bran 'huortl. G:i5 =. NJ
Sundays keep, Ocean Gro'e aud Asbury Park. 900
" ' FOR LAKEWOOD
Farmln gdac Toms River i'arncgat Park aud lIarnegat
30 II A. NJ. | i5. 20 r. NJ
For Atlantic City, Vncland AMI BrIdceton 80 A. NJ
tor Monmouth Peach. Sal right and mrhand Beach
sc ,hS nd ld,STrh 81 a9 NJ 80 10 g - p to Monmouth
Tickets and parlor he procured at I72
90 2Gl il5 $40 oii. LAO 323 Broadway 737 Sixth.
81 East ith-st. 1H Fast l2jthst. 26i West Io5h.
st. 25l ColnnbuSave. NewYork I Court-st., $50 Ful.
ton st Erooklyn 9s liroadyay. Williamsburg. The New.
YORK Iran,r CO. VIII call for aud check baggage from
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERLY RR.
stations In NcW-lOr. foot of burclny and
Christopher Streets.

tESTlbtL LED TRANS. PtLLMAN CoACHES.
DlIect route NIM Afk, BLOONflEI.H. MDN a.
GLAZE. riiI. ORANGES. summit Bernardsslle Bask.
b,ent'n, Dover S.sGhope, nlDDs LAKI;. LAEE ~.
PATC ONG UackettstoWn. SCllOOI,ti - MOUNTAIN
Washington, I'm llIlI!rsbuKI; EEAsl6N. WArtR
TGN, PiiTsToN,. WiLkESEAKRE.. XXSTit oKE.
HINTON, OXFORD NoRwIClL, %aiersIlIe. uTicA
oswEGo: ITHACA; owLGo. .ELMiRA; C0RNING.
WEST. NcnInwIer AND, sotImwTST,
300 4. NJ. BUiFAlU. UTICA and OsWEGO EA.
IIsISS. Pullman Palite Cars. Connects Buffalo
with train for ChclgD, arriving ii 10 a.
1870 a. M.-BINGHAMroN NAIL. Stops at principal
stations.
I,OO +. M.-sCHANToN, BINGiiAMToN and Ell
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars
4IO y. VI, SCEANToN, wiLkEsBARKE and PLYM.
Ou1II E.XPhESo Puimsi parl.r
1880 +. VI lDailyJ.-Bu FtALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
i't,nfn sefu Arrives at 10 "A.
300 4. VI. DalyI.-Bl fFAIA, UTICA and OSWI',O
INpif~S. pullman s,cpcrs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at T3
Murray.,t and 800 Broadway Tickets ferry stations.
7sj ard oi2 iiroaiway ~ W't l2jhs, 2a5 Columbus:
ave. Ncw-York; 1873 Washnronst. 720 Fulton-st and
u Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor.
MI all -atioLs.
laggige from hctel rcdenco 10 dcstinAtloa.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
ROYAL BLUE LINE

(Anthracitc Coal used cNcluslvelyD
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains ave station foot of Liberty st.
Time Table In Eject Oct. i6. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
IeaeDcrs.

"A supplies Professors deschers Tutors Govcrnesses.
Mrs. NJ j. YOuNGFULTON. 23 Uni5r snY,,
A GENCY Miriam Coyrcre supplies tui.,s n,--o
"A teachers ETC., In all depts rcromucod
schools 10 parents 100 ohzve Book BIdins col, "othst
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
BALTIWOPE g. OHIO X. II.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, CIy
C'NNHTi rNHr ST. LOUIS AND ALI. POINTS WEST.
if,,Vs LEA t,,s, New,Y1rI ~ foot Of Llbcrty-st.
E"r Eo ~ NC,Ny a; r., 20 p; y Is night
For WASH Nii;Tndvs vsT LOWS a. M: p ~ ~ ,o
a. % % p paIss s nigs, iSs9 49, aso p Dnlns car
,s, Fol NohhOLK dsso Day Line 80 p ES Sunday
= ,,h on.o 100 o., 25l t15 sto Ito baway 81
u iih.i soo "fani IT.. ". Y; 3l4 tulton.st. Brook.
lyn: station foot Of Lberty--t.. @. II. X. of N. J.
Newiofk transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence " Destination '~'~
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

= ~ r.
Willsom-st. Nos. Ito and 110ia Emile + Wallace
ct a. executors, to Carsten Berger ...'.. slla
EaSs m1uswuon-s, p ss ii! ftw Of Mulberry.st;
aIotSer pp '' III W "iiiiam oetnaa and
ll:'; q 70 IF TS.assIs sSS VT rane,
West ioth-st corner Gre,nwich.st. 5oxioO; 80
%a1a% u NSa%:sy s + TbSsas Sesrss cawSd
other TO Theodore W Stemmier ...'....' . .a -,
litntss Thsa NO Sgo 80 West Henry Palmer ct al TO
elst,st to !, Nos 227 and s29 West Francis Camp -
11sth.st. no IS West; Louis N simoson and an,
-. other TO Annie N Greer .....................
Some property; oliver L Greer and another to
II4tR.s :. $50 # " Of lth.aye. a5xlOo: Enccn:
a,,s pe Genovese End another to XenOphene
samuest between Southern Boulevard and 2o'
MaIP,S MaPeT-aXe ~ r.s Cherries Smith and anohter TO
Samuel-st. n e $, between Southern Boulevard and
MaPes-aye Charles Smith and another to
Same property to Eliza Rose,
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Atiere, Pasquae and wife, to Todd. "A
1l2thst, Of lstaye, demand. ......... s2S
Boreer Carston d, and wife, TO T. F Wallace Wv
ct % a. Nos. ITO and llo's william-st, years. 8
Bloom, Jacob and wife, to Barne 49,
1olst-st Of West End;ave, years. 4,
st, Of 4th:ave, years. .........''.. q
Kctchap, Tredweli, et al, to J Burt, s ~
Lynch. Eleanor N, to Josephine cosgrove. o.
yirginiast, ad,oning g land Of John Harper, =.
Levy, Bernard s. and wife to Josephine Muller, w
l5ita.st; OF Esewa SewIave s,, years 100; 81
stemmler Theodore " and wife 70 Jane saun.
ders trustee, s 1Ith-st. OF Westinghouse.
Wright, James W, to 9 Van ReypSn, - '' "
Be !fori.,t n Of Morton-st, year, mortgages. l.:
Wash, willam, to Robert Aud. 5 4,th st, .;
llthaye, lelsehod. 81
New-York tribune., 1893-10-30

- WEST 5IST.ST.
W C. EEADIO. l.. T.. BROWN.
Prepares for all colleges and business
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
CAPE ELIZABETH.

The school at Pond Cove closed Fri
day, the 10th, after very successful
term taught by Miss Lucy A. Verrill.
Last Thursday evening the school was
invited to her home. The evening was
spent in playing games. A bountlfu,
collation. was served and good time
enjoyed by all present.
Miss Mary W. Chamberlain of Wilmot
ST., Portland, and Miss Mary e. Jordan,
of Pleasantdale, Cape Elijah beth, have
been the guests of Mrs. E. F. Hill, of Pond
Cove this week.
Miss Annie Sawyer, of the Centre is
very sick with neuralgia. DR.. L. G. jew
ell is in attendance.
The young people of Pond Cove have
formed singing club, which is to meet
once a week at the several houses in the
ne1ghborhood. 1t is composed of about
rs mem ers. We think it will prove very
enjoyable, as well as beneficial.
Mr.. Alfred G. Haskell, who has driven
the stage between Bowery Beach and
Portland for number of years, has sold
out to Arthur Odlin. The people regret
very much to have Mr.. Haskell leave
He has moved his family to Knightville,
as he intends to work in Portland.
Some of the farmers ON the Cape are
not yet done harvesting. The snow storm
OF Wednesday evening will remind them
that they will have to hurry up.
There is talk of building a hall Eat
Bowery Beach, and quite a large sum
OF money has been promised towards it
already.
The Ladies Union at BowerY Beach
will hold a fair at the Grange Hall,
Spurwink, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, Nov % and 49, The first
evening there will be Longfellow en-
tertainment and oyster supper, and the
second evening an old folks concert and
antiquarian supper.
The road commissioners have been
working on the roads at the Centre and
have made quite change in the looks
of the place.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the citizens
OF Portland and vicinity for the
trade they have given tgs the
past week which has been far
beyond Ossr expectations. There
rs only ONE way to explain the
success of this sale, that is, we
were honest Inn what we adver-
tised that for 80 days we would
SELL at retail at our wholesale
prices. We have dome so and
for references to prices, ma e
and quality OF the goods we re-
fer You to the many that have
bought Oasr goods during The
past week. Sale to continue the
rest OF the month. Come and
see our goods and prices.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
trunks cost him $50 to have them trans

trunks cost him $50 to have them trans
ported across the continent"
do you have much trouble in figur-
ing and collecting the charges?"
r Not as rule. You see we get so used
to handling the trunks that the minute
we pick one up we can tell whether it
is too heavysor not. Generally the strav-
elers take it all right, although some
times woman will object. Of course
1T takes all kinds of people to make up
asworld, but most always we can count
on the drummers as being very good
fellows who will make no trouble.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
A London Miracle.
ANIMPORTANT STATEMENT BY A
WELL.KNOWN@ CITIZEN.

Ma. e. j. Powell Relates His Remarkable
Experience To An Advertiser Repre-
sentative-Tortured by Malignant
Rheumatism From Boyhood
lie at Last Escapes From
Agony. A. Story Full of
Hope for Other Suffer-
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
Gorhan.

James Moulton, of Gorham, who broke
his leg, three or four weeks ago, is
reported to be doing we'll, and the doc
tor says he will be up in two weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
for Infants and Children.

e'Castoriaisso well adapted to children that
frecommend itas superior. to any prescription
known to me-" II. "A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18
WESTBROOK.

Thomas C.Kilby of Windham was fined
So so by Judge Elder yesterday for
drunkenness.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-18

In Siam the celebration of the kings
birthday is the event of tie year. There,
as in England, titles are given and pres
ents made. But the king was absent
from his capital during the late celebra-
ions. 6 here were no dinners or recep-
tions. He was at Bang-pa-in, a beauti-
fully situated spot about six miles up
the river from Bangkok. There all mems
duties and desires are to restore the king
to health. They try, at their audiences
with him, to keep all business matters
out of the conversation, and to avoid
them should he enter upon them. He
is at present physically unfit for the
cares of state
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
Kds. Zychlihsk, prezes.
AFons DziaduI, sekr.
CH1cAeo. % Istopada Isa3.

Chicago, % stopada 1893.
Ma dniu 20 listopsda r. b.. " hall OBJ.
Leona Disadvantage przy ulicy Laurel
r6g 32ej ns Bridgeporcie, odbylo sic
Pierwsze zeoranie " sprawie zalo4snis
Towarzystws ginnsstyoznego Sok6i
Polski No. VIII. Ma to zebranie byao
zaproszone Masterpiece towarzystwo:
Sokol Polski No. !. PrIemawiali OBJ.
K. Zychlihski j oh. Mieczyhski Eacheca
jao mio1xiet polska do wsp6lnej pracy
ably sic wzieia do dIiela i wstspila "
szeregi Sokoi6w Pol. i pomnoayla licz-
be SOk, ktorzy dzisiaj zajuuj, pierwsse
miejsce " starym kraju tax samo i tut.j
w Ameryce. Pc druRie nssza pclsk,
miodziez " gcdEinaoh wieczornych %
ma ME vie co ma robi6, q be1sc "
t~owarzystwie Sokoiow katdy zabawi
sic i nabierEe sil.
Zarazem zswiadamism te m temAe re.
brsniu bya obraDy zarzsd jsk nastepuje:
Leon Czesiawski prezes. Oh. Benz.
ke vice prezes. Jan Bauer sekr. prot
Karol Gieraitowsh sekr. ia. Kazi.
mierz Marczewski kasyer.
Ws1slkie korespondencYe tycx.cs sic
towarzystwa Sok6i Polski No. VIII
Prosze nadeslac pod adresem: a
Jan Bauer, sekr. prot.
1920 Laurel st. Chicago, Ills.
(Cisszy mas bardEo, Ae many ooraz
wiecej gniazd Sokol6w polskich W A
MERGE. Msodziet Polsks tax psci
mszkiej jsk ! zefskiej powinns jsk mai
l~iczniej wstsPowse do gniazd sokolich
= ably hartowac cialo swe pomnac
ma to. ze " zdrowem ciels mieszka zdro
Wy duch. Przyp. Rsd.:)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
suchsty Wholesome.

Stary lskars doktor, przsstsvsvv
praktykowa6, q nsjac d~oreoxony przss
Misyonarzy Wsohodnich Indii, formu.
lara Prostsgo leozenis warzywami, "
ks6tki@ ozssis sops,nis lsosy suchotv.
zspalenis krtsui, katary, d~yohawioe
inne g~ardlows l plucne chosoby, or.r
SuPeine ! predkie ~wyleossuie nerwo-
wyoh slabotci nsrwowyoh chorob, DO
yprobowaniu tyoh leozniczyoh frod.
kow " tysiscznyoh wypadEsob wzlsl
sobie n obowiazek oRlosi6 70 SWIM
cierpiacym xiomkom. Bedso przsistv
cheois ultenia oisrpiaosi ludzkoSoi, ia
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