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EIckaeckrr.a

The finest and most popular perfume.
IN handsome packages are particularly sp-
rronr,a,s and acceptable ~ Christmas
un'e. \ fgli lire NJ Leithesd & Cswley's
eorneE Frons and Marion streets
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Auctiea sale.

Clocks and bronEes :; !. X. Rsyse., sa&
'FRONT.' street. hours Il sale, 10 soa IN, = 50
and - a n.
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Sterling slI,rr~arn.

Saii AZ aactton =. ]. X. BAy,e's. 50
froai street. hasrs Of sale. 10 ID a ~.
= ~ and sss3 p. m.
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Buy your Christmas presents a. Schwa-
bacher Hardware Company.
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"s' yoar carvers. sLs pair, fren
SchSstaeheF HsrStware COMPANY.
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DIAMONDS ARE NICE.
Rat Fine Fur Garments Discount
Them.

Seal, beaver, otter. black martin. mink,
etc. al in great variety. We make to
order. We need cash. and this time make
you present of the profits. Il. Peikovi,s,
manufacturing iurrler.
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A uction Sale.

Fine gold and silver watches ut ]. 4.
Bayss's. So Front street; hours Of sale,
10 80 O. m, 80 and 7:S0 .. IN.
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Business men lunch ss the Royal.
Best sc meal in town.
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Turkeraf Turkexai

We have TO arrive Thursday q car load
of very choice Oregon and Washington
dressed turkeys. Country orders should
be placed early. A. C. Fry d Co.
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r,,.f.n;. r-.ven;ne Poves-Latest U. S Govt Report
Roe! B BsxdsG
PURE

palace of Acsium, overlooking tae
gulf Of Asia in which the long array
of Octavius' gaileys is drawn up for ossAe.
with flags catering in the vino. TO-"
there to the semole OF Isis. with Walls res
coed with the pictured history OF Egyps'
finally TO Alexandria where eieopasfa
dies amid surroundings betting queen.
The audience vas fashionable one anu
the nrstnighters were out IN ioii iolce.
Very few, however. appeared IN evening
dress, and the boxes were not all occupied.
Every seat in the parquet, dress circle ana
balcony was filed and fuiiy one
half those IN the gallery. Among
those who occupied boxes were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Palmer, Miss
Emery and Mr.. j. d. Lowman, IN box No
/; Mr. and Mrs H. c. Coiver. Miss Comp
ton. Mr.. J. T. Nelson and Mr. H. W. Hig-
gins. in box No. .; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Whittlesey, Mr.. E. B. Aibertson, Miss
De Wolfe. Mr.. A. W. Coleman, Mr.. 6.
Meade Emory and Mr.. C. C. Ramsay. in
box No. 4: Col and Mrs James Leddy, IN
box No. S; Mr.. Ed l. Terry, Mr.. NJ G.
Hall. of Portland, and Mr.. ]. I. Mcbride,
of Everett, in box No. 8 Others
seen in the audience were: Gov. and Miss
McGraw, Senator and Miss Alien. Miss
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel l.. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brainerd, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Neufelder, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Webb. Mr.. ana Mrs. /. A. Nadeau. Mr..
and Mrs. Manson F. Backus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan J. Carkeek, Mr.. and Mrs W. c.
Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. O. o. Bowen. Mr..
and Mrs. W. R. Ballard. Capt and Mrs. f.
J. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. R c. WASH
burn, Mr. and Mrs. John Leary,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs E A. Strous,
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Agen. Mrs. Mont
gomery Russell, the Misses Russell.
Miss Graves. Miss Furth. Miss Strive.
Miss Meem, Miss Munday, Miss Net
tie Perrin, Miss Hanna, Mr.. Lester
Turner. Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis, M.
a. W. Stein, Mr.. E. J. Thornton, Mr..
James d. Hoge, DR.. G. A. Rawson. Mr..
James O'Connell, DR.. S. G. Hill. Mr.. Al
bert Hansen. Mr.. Sidney Hansard, Mr.. l..
B. Stedman. Mr.. Bernard Pelly. Mr.. James
P. Ooerteuffer, Mr.. Charles F. Munday.
Cleopatra" will be repeated tonight
and tomorrow night, and Thursday Miss
Davenport will play La Tosca."
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VIII BE- found excellent remedy for ssek
headache. Carriers Little Liver Piils Thou.
sands of letters from people who have Used
them prove this fact Try than.
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Alter shoppiag try one Of the Royals
delicious -, luarAes.
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The best family medicine extani r a =
Homeopathic Cough and Group syrup always
cures.
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es'a nssa soaa Lsasa. SIS FFaas .sr...
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Take your lunch at the Royal.
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The Great NortheSu overland trala. due
ssse a. II o'elo1k Sunday shs. ala nes Ar
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23
coNsTABLE's SALE.

By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out
of the Justices Court of Precinct No. l.,
Bexar county, on the 18th day Of October,
1898, and 10 me directed, will proceed to
sell within the lawful hours prescribed
for ConstabIe's sales, on the 9TH day of
November, 1893, it being the first Tuesday
of said month, TO the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, at the BeXar county court
house door in the City of San Antonio,
Bexar county, Texas. the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: A certain lot of
land fronting on Carson street and being
lot No. 3. in block No. 3, ID. & A. Open
heimer's subdivision of Lot No. 3, range
No. 3. district No. ]. together with all i'm
provements thereon, levied on as the
property of J. c. Hammer, 10 satisfy a
Judgment in favor of Thomas Tinsley for
$S5 SO and costs of said suit.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
October, 1898.
1916 A. A. BROWN,
Constable Precinct No. Bexar Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23
Women in the Treasury.

From the New GOrn Sun.
A little over thirty years ago not
one woman was employed in the
United States Treasury. Today
there are 5000 women on the roll.
Then Gen. Spinner was Treasurer.
He had been a banker, and as such
had discovered that his daughter
conld trim bank notes better than
the clerks could. He accordingly
suggested to Gov. Chase, then Sec
rotary of the treasury, that wO-
man be allowed to try her hand at
the governments shears. He Sc
lected Miss Jennie Douglass, who
was both brawny and bright, and
gave her a pair Of shears that
would cut the length Of a sheet
with a blow. One days work
settled it, and the male clerks en-
plOyed in clipping bank notes gave
place to women. With this sue
cess to encourage him Gen. Spinner
in October, 1862, secured the no.
minatiOn of seven women as money
counters. Two of these are still
employed in the treasury. The
women detectOrs of burnt and cOun-
terfeit money are claimed to be the
most expert in the world. That is
the unquestiOned reputation of
Mrs. w. A. Leonard and Mrs. +. q.
Brown. According to phrenolo-
gists, form, color and distance are
strongly developed in Mrs. Leon
ard. The record shows that this
unrivaled counterfeit detector
handled in three years $1,000, 600.
600. In one day no less than $l2,-
100000 passed through her hands.
From 100000 to 100000 is
the daily average. Although
Mrs. Leonard has been married a
second time during her treasury
she was not allowed to re-
sign, because she was considered |
In 1875 Mrs. Brown |
began counting fractional curren-
cy, but when the Identification of
burnt money became a separate |
she was made its
chief.
After money has been identified |
by a detector and paid by the gov
eminent the detectOr must bear |
any loss which has been sustained |
through her mistake. Mr.. Browns |
may be judged from |
the fact that during her whole |
thirty years of service she |
has had to refund only Doc. Her |
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23
CHEAP COAL.

In view Of the hard times | have
concluded to put my Lump xxx
McAlester Indian Territory coal, at
the very low price of $3.50 per ton
delivered at any part of the city,
within reasonable distance. AS
this is the very best coal that
comes to San Antonio by all odds,
the public can have now, no good
reason for not burning it.
/ also have a stock of Pennsylva-
MIA Nut and Egg Anthracite, which
| shall be pleased to furnish to
those who use this class of coal,
All orders will be promptly filed
Tel. 1856. 90 10 6D J.R. RANSOM.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23
SHERIFE"S SALE.
THE STATE OF TENAS. |
HnIrNTN- nIN pEN Ap


Bv virtue of an execution, issued ont OF
the Honorable District Court of BeXar
County. Thirty seventh Judicial let
of Texas. on the 18th dav of August. 1893
nv the Clerk thereof, in the case of A. L
Hensley. A. d. Hens!ey and Frank A
HenSley. C IMPOSING the firm of A. Il
HenSley & Sons, versus p. 7. Shields, No
1910. and to me, as Sheriff, directed and
delivered. | will proceed to Sc j, within
Sherif'S sales. on the First Tues
day in November, A. ID. 1893, it being
the 18th day of said month, before the
Court House door of said BeXar County,
IN the City of San Antonio, the following
described property, tO-wit:
All those certain tracts or parcels OF
land lying and being in the State of Tex
as, County of BeXar, and within he cor
pOrate limits of the. City of San Antonio,
and being lots Nos. one and two, in sub
division of East half of the North one
third of original lot No. 20, range ;, dis
trict |. on the corner of Olive street and a
street not named Said lots together have
front of 80 varas on Olive street and
front Of As VaraS on said street not named
Lot No. | il so varas long by p VaraS
wide and lot No. . is so varaS long by 20
varas wide Said two lots whole are
bounded on the west by said Olive street.
on the east by lot No. 3 and on the north
by LOIS Nos aud 9. Also lot No. 3. of
The subdivision of the east one half of the
north one third of original city lot TWEEN
ty, range s, district l, on the northeast
one sixth of lot No. 20, range 5, district |.
Said lot No. 3 is bounded on the west by
the aforesaid number ., on the north by
lot number 10, on the east by lot number
4 and on the south by said street not
named, together with all Improvements
thereon situated. levied on as the proper
ty of P. T. Shields on the 18th day OF
August. 1898 to satisfy judgment in
favor of A. +. Hensley, A. ID. Hensley
and Frank A. HenSlev, composing the
firm of A. r. Hensley & Sons, aud cost of
suit.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of
October. 1893. j. p. CAMPBELL.
Sheriff Of BeXar County
BY w. G. NJ. SAMUEL, Deputy.
IN 16 SwkS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23
Depew and the Girls.


Interview in the Philadelphia Press.
~ was coming down through
the hallway of the Auditorium at
Chicago when / suddenly found
myself faced and delightfully."- sur
rounded by a group of eXtraordi-
narily pretty girls. OF course l
stopped, and l said: "HullOa, is
this a gathering Of the Christian
EndeavOrersw
No, Mr.. Depew, said a bewitch-
ing damsel.
"'Then you know me- 1 ex-
claimed,
"Of course we do; you are one
of us. We are of the alumnR of
Wellesley college, and we want you
to take dinner with us. II you can
not do that, we want you to come
and speak to us at the business
meeting
90 WE'LL said /, Il am, as you
say, one of you,you made me one in
1890. Tll speak to you and Pm sor-
ry can't take dinner with YOU
They led me into one of the par
lOrS. AS handsOmea girl as ever |
saw met me. She was the president.
And then she said, turning to her
company: Girls want
to introduce to you one
of our number, Chauncey
NJ. Depew, of the class Of 1890, and
he will talk to YOU And she did
! it just as though | was myself one
of the girls. Who wouldn't have
been inspired by such a gathering,
Ell, Judge? [ told them this story
"a true one: / said that two years
ago / was in Concord, n. H., and,
looking at the time table, found
that train connections at Boston
would make it possible for me to
go to Wellesley and greet my assO'
ciate alumn2, for they had just
made me an honorary member OF
the colleges!
$50 | telegraphed as follows
Leave Concord this morning, leave
Boston at II, reach Wellesley al
u 80, have an hour to greet you
and return to Boston In time 1ol
train to New York. Signed, Chaun'
cey NJ. Depew.'
"The telegraph operator was &
stern-mouthed descendant of the
Puritans, and when he read thai
dispatch, he looked queerly at me
and | saw by the CLEAN in his eye
that he thought he had discovered
in me fraud. After cycling mC
sternly for moment he said, 'YOl
may not be aware of it, sir, bu
Wellesley is female college,
"'My young friend, | replied
with as slnctimonious a manne
as, | could assume, Il know it; tina
is why Pm going there. | mysel
received honOrs there last June,
With a sigh which | shall neve,
forget, he turned to his inStrumen
and sent the dispatch.
"Judge, you should have hearc
those girls laugh when | told tina
story, andswhen they laughed they
were the sweetest-lOOking group o
maidens that / ever saw"
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work is the most interesting in the
redemption division. All mutilat-
ed bank notes are sent to the
Treasury accompanied by vOuch-
er, drawn up by notary, certify
ing how the money was injured.
Notes burned to a crisp, notes that
have been partly digested by ami
mails, money that has been gnawed
into bits by mice, rotted by damp
or turned into pulp by water, all
pass through Mrs. Browns hands.
If there is anything left to indenti-
fy she is sure to succeed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23
FINE RANCH. a BARGAIN.

& $4,000 on easy payment, will buy TIT
finest and cheapest ranch in BeXar coun.
ty, thirteen miles west of San Antonio, OF
the Culebra creek. Excellent meadows
farming and pasture and timber lands, al
fenced, and containing $500 acres II lano
and two large tanks we'll distributed;
three dwelling houses, stables and corr ais
For further information call upon J. Y.
Dignowity. over Texas Nations bank. t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-23

SOME NICE BAR FIXTURES.
For same cheap. Apply to Miss
Annie Howard, at the Gem theatre.
l05 If.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-22

= Poswiecenie nowo wybudowanej
sEkoiy ludowei W gminie Grzegorzki,
odbyio sic dnia Is z. m. " obecnosci
delegate Laskowskiego, zastepcy pre-
zesA rady powist. p Psszko wskiego, in
spektora p. Spisa, obu przedsieb.orcow
budowy PIP. i. S.wka i z. Mikoiajskiegc
rady gminnej i wielu zaproszonych
osob. Aktu poswiecenia dokonai ks.
kanonik STRAIGHTFORWARD. Przemswial
nsjpierw p. Wrzesniowski .~nAczelnik
gminy j wykazai, ~ istnienie obeone
zawd=:sczs szkOia dObrej wolf chsci
rady gminnej / poparciu wladz pszeiOzo-
nych. nastepuie deIegat Laskowski Wy
rszil swe zadowolenIe z gorliwosci rady
gminnej i podziekowal PrEedsiebiorcom
pane q. Neutrality-suspicious. J. S wkowi
"a sumienne ! doklAdne wykonanie blu
dowy. P. u. Mikolsjski zwroJR swe
siowa do rady gminnej, wyrAza wdzie-
cznosc cslego stsnu rzemieslniczego "a
uwzglednienie Cert tutejszych, GRAZ
ubolewanie dlsczego inpe rAdy gminne
miejskie to drog4 ME pOsttplja. ZE
kohozyl swoje przemow enie tosstem
ma Geese wsEystkich popierajtcych, pre-
mysi krsjowy j ME rzucsjScych, krws-
wo zaprsoowanego Rsoszs ns ~tuczenie
obcyoh zywioi6w. Uroozystosc zskoh-
oyyl p. JoIef siwek podziekowanism
ola p. delegate Lsskowskiego. Poczem
ma jego wniosek zebrano skisdke ne
oswiate ludows w podnioslym nastro.
ju duchs opuscili obecni sale, unoszaC
re soba isk nsjmilsze wSpomnienia.
- Artysci nowego teatru Z dyr
Pawlikowskim ma czele, zebrnli sic "a
psziz. 20 przedstswieniu " rsstAurAcyI
hotsln DreEde6skiego ns wspolna uozte,
Zebranie TO mislc IA Gel uczczenie
symPstyoznych goSOi a delegsto~ Prs.
ri: PIP. dyr. Ff. Suberts ] drs Ell. Js.
links. w gronis tym Ensjdowsli sic
takae PIP. Jan / M eczyslsw Zswiejscy.
Pierwszy odezwss sic dyr. Pavilion.
SKI, " SsOwseh nsstspujacYcb: pKo-
chant towarEysEe, ME bede trwonil vie
lie dow, wieCie wszyscy, czYjs zdrOwie
wzniesc prsgne. Mech nam fyis ma
sra siostrzycs sEtuks czeskap Dyr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-22

tycys | Przeslac j. zsrzadom obwodo-
~ym do zbieranis pod nia ~podpisow.
: Poznah'ki sad prlysiegych rozps.
TRIVIAL przsz diva dni r. / 3 z. MI spra-
We Przeciw kspitaliscie Schachmeyero-
wi z SwarsedEa i jego synowi, r6lnikowi
Kurtowi Schachmeyerowi Z Bialetyna.
kapitalista Pawei Bsthge z Kolobrzegu
chciai cd Sahachueyera kupi6 MAZE.
tnoSS Warberg "a okoio 10000 m. i
wpi.oii M poczet $500 m. Ten msja-
istek ma l1l6 m6rg obszaru, podssdni
Podali wielkoSc jego M 1900 m6sg.
Ma hipotece byio ich xdaniem tylko
1920 m. diugu, ale wlasciwie byio to-
60 diugu 33 500 m. wieeej. Sohach.
meyer [ojciec] mial s~faiszowac wycisg
katastowy. Betbge, SadEac sic by6
oszukanym, cof Isi sic cd kontraktu 1
fsdal zwrotu owyeh $500 msrek. Ale
to pieniadze Sehachmeyer jut byl
W przecisgu czterech dni wydal.
W drodze oywllnego procesu doohod1ii
Bsthke swych praw, ale eg.ekucys u
Schachmeyera byia bezskutsczus, Pre-
kurator oskarzyf Sohachmeyera (ojcs)
o sfalszowauie dokumentu i o oszukah
stwo, a syna jego o Pomsganie " tych
manipulacyach. Sedziowie przysiegli
uznali Schsckmeyera (,ics) winnym
oszukahstwa, . sad skazai 60 ma try
miesieczne wiezienie. Schaohmeyer
l=yD zostal uwolnionY.
= Pensye minimslne nauczycieli lu-
dowych PREY szkoiaoh jednoklasowych
wielskich wynosily dotychcIas $50 M,
'oprocz wolnego m~ieszkania i 100-l20
N. ma opal. TIE pensye zostsly przez
Rad podwytsrone dc 1000 m. opr6cz
wolnego pomieszkania, q wypiaoono je
jut I'd 1 kwietnia r. b. Podwytszono
take peusye p~ierwszych nauoaycieli
PREY kilkoklasowych szkolacb wiej-
skich.
= w Rogaliuie bawis W gotcinnym
domu PIP. hr. R ,czy hskich siawny nssr
'powiesciopisarz Eenryk Sienkiewicz /
artystA malarz Jacek Malczevski I Krs.
ko~s, tworca znAnych obrazow ma tie
syberyjskiem.
= Dnia 3 psziz. odbyio sic " Byd-
goszozy zebranie sntissmickie, ma kto.
rem przemawial znany posei Lsuss.
WstePnego ~pobierano pc 30 fen. Zs-
braio sic do 500 os6b.
- Rsndant kasy miejskiej W Iiavie,
Andree, zniki bez sladu. Ma wlasne
syczenie miai on zloayc urzad / b. m.
w kasie miejskiej Przez niego. Eawiado-
wauej, miaio bye tylko nieco drobnyeh
pieniedzy. Braknie tea kilka ksisaek
kaSoTych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-22
POtrzeba 100 g6rnik6w

do kops'ni wegla - plaza v leoie cd
tony 70o. zima 77As. RObotnik6w = Ia
niliami cbetuiei sle wrzyimuje - vol
ne mieszkanie, stsia prAos, tsnia jazda.
Takae potrzebuiemy ~robotnik6w IA far.
my l do kolei 4elsznei. r obota gwarsn-
towsna. r. ASPINK,
$50 East Lake st., Easement,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-22
u pod Prusaka.

Pred po5nahskS IEbR kirna stawalo
" zeSzlym mieSiscu dziewcze szk0lne /
brat jej. Dhewcze ME byio pswnego
dnis " szkole, poprosilo wieo brsta,
ably jej DsPifat kartke uniewlnniaiaos.
Brat, chlopiec l6 letni, wystawit swia-
deotwo lekarskie. "a sfAlszowanie do
kumenfu skszsi go sad ma tydzie6 VIE
%zienis, dziewczynks zostala nspomie
MEM uksrana.
zssalsj niedzieli, jak piszs do
DPos. Ztg." odbylo sic " Lesznie 70
brsnie ~niemieckiego zwiszku rolnikow,
ma ktcre zsproszono roloik0w z powiatu
nprzyjaci0 rolnictwa". Stawilo sic
okoso Piedziesieciu rolnik6w wiekszyeh
! mniejszych. Przybyl tea np to zebra
ME lsndrst powistu p. II sllmenn; msj Or
Endell KIekrzs q powistu pozush-
skiego) Przedstawil krytyozne poSoaenie
" jskieby sic dostalo rolnictwo przez
zawaroie ukiadu ~bsndlowego z Ros1s.
Przeciw tsmu uklsdowi musza rolnicv
zaProtsstowac. Nsstepnie przyjeto re-
zolucys, u~praszsjaca parliament, ably ME
zgodEis 1ie ma P~rzyjeois tego ukisdu;
nsdto POstsnowiOno wydrukowse to pc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-22

Subert " dlutszej przemowie zaznaczyi
ae sztuka polska jako starszs. bogata
literature dramatyozna, Z kt6rej cierpie
my przoduje wszystkim slowiahskim
narodom. Sxcsesliwy jestem, Ae stole
M czele togo ~teatru, " kt6rym
sposobnoS6 narodowi naszemu pred
stawic tw6rczosc polskioh pisarzy ! na
kt6rej mogiem udzielic gosciny kilku
znakomitym talentom polskiej Ilteratu-
~ dramatycznej, jakotea gronu arty-
stow sceny krakowskiej, podczas n-aszei
wystawy. Wnosze wiec toast M czeS6
s~tsrszej siostrEycy, sztuki polskiejt"
P. Kotarbihski wniosl toast m czes6 Ii.
teratury ozeSkiej W reoe p. Jelinka,
~podnoszsc, 10 teatr czeski jest nsjle-
psEym rozsadnikiem sztuki miedxy lu-
dem, kt6ry szczerr interesuje Vie Of
czysta scene, o cEem m6wca miai
sposobnosc oso5isoie sic prsekonae. DR..
Jelinek pill m ozesc wsp6lnego brater
silva i nierozerwalnej zgody miedzy
nsmi. Nar6d czeski szozesli wsxy, DO
skuPiony, nsrod polski, jakkolwiek ro-
zerwany terytoryalnie, jsdnakAe duohsm
bedzie zawsze zjednoczony. Me chloe
bye "a skromDym, m6wil nasz gole
miiy, sympstya, kt6ra mnie cd Polak6w
spotyka, jest poniekad zasiutona. slbo-
wien piscicie mi screen IA SERGE. "A
miiosci nojsl ola was dale dowody
prIez mozliwie czeste, DO prawie coro-
CINE vi lzenie sic Z wsmi. Jest W TEN
Jednak pewne wyrachowanie, kt6re
okresliiem wyrazami npoznsjmy sic
wzajemnie". Jsdnosc nasza bedzie ola
mas potytkiem spolnym. ,Bo dobrzs
byio, jak to rody razem tyiy, a zle byio,
jak sic rozchodziiy". Pile wiec ma
wrnowienie ducha zjednoczenlai zgodyl
pPoznajuy sic, kOchaimy sic, trzymaj.
my SIC ME danny sie''.
Trudno okreslic zapai, jaki wywolal
ten toast ORA Jelinka, wypowiedIisny
Po polsku, kt6ry niestety kr6tko tylko
strescic moaemy.
2 Po@iedzy wielu toast6w, z~aznaczye
wypsda piekny toast dyr. Suberta, M
czesc polskich matek, ION i dziewic, to-
asst ten wywaai p. Rygier, kt6ry Z
mandatem cd kilku pan, wzni6si zdro-
vie p. Suberta.
P. Kotarbihski, acz bez mandatu,
imieniem wsEystkich niewiast polskich
waniosl zdrowie ORA Jelinka. Toast p.
Lubicza ola dyr. Pawlikowskiego, DO.
Prawil Prtf. Zawiejski na ozes6 pani
Pawlikowskiej.
P. Danielewski odczytai wiersz okoli.
c~znosciowy, W ktorym dziekuje srty.
stom czsskim IA wysianie tax dostojne-
60 delegats. Bezzwiocznie wiec Wy.
s'ano obslerny telegram dziekczynny do
Prsgi ns rece p. FIoryshskiego. p.
Mieczyslaw Zawiejski wzni6sl zdrowie
czeskiego rzezbisrzs, Misselberka.
Wreszcie dyr. Sabert d1iskujsc "a
s~lczere ] serdeczne Przyjscie. jakiego
doznai u Polak6w, miedry ktcrymi tyl-
10 diva dol Przebywai, pa ma pomysl-
nosc l rozkwit polskiej sztuki. Humo-
rystyczue tossty spiewano IA mute kra-
kowiska.
Pc godzinie lsEej goscie czescy poae-
gnsli krskowskich artyrt6W. DIS rsno
dyr Sutert ! DR.. Jelinek udAli sic do
Lwows.
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