davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

which are rocks. trout brooks, buttcrpnt
trees. ana apple trees where the unFfaft-
ed fruit Is aboef the slze OF thorn appicf'
Nyc SAID that perkgns'ss apples wefe rsc
tough that. ike a worm. they would snfn
when you stepped on them"
AFTER we lad been Eifs guest about .
week" said Nye, gone wicked boys on5
night stole all his early spples. This az
most broke Elrs heart. TIE next day ~
went 70 see the father OF the wicked BOYS
They should be punished said Esi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
French FOliies.

The new color5 are truly beautiful, and
the combinations, although somewhat
daring. are never hideous. Old rose ana
very pale blue, corn color. and Parma
violet. silver gray, and geranium, red ana
pink and amber. are some OF the latest.
The new shades OF blue are very lovely,
ranging from bluette 10 navy blue, and
from palest turquoise to deep marine blue.
In fact. more blue is seen than any other
color, but in so many varied shades that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

one might have dozen blue gowns In
ones wardrobe snd still have no two any
thing alike.
In all the new gowns sent cut by tho
great man milliners one hnds very
small hustle. for the beck must now SET
-. s,,artiy 70 be truly fashionable. This
49, not mean anything startling. for this
s,ran lu,oroyer will probably never grow
.nv ,arrer. bat VIII be worn for some
time lust as n now appears.
Ths new bodices almost all show basque
=. nsplum effects, and have the blouse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

ar had a queer patient once chattet
one OF the girls, for II was social eve
Ming in nurses clearinghouse. and oil
were telling experiences. HE was blind
I'm a queer way. one eye was sightless.
THE pupil Of his only eye was out OF
Mace IL moved like rowing bail inside
tho eveball. At times II would come to
the right spot and for minute he would
ace IN perfect focus. clear as day. Then
All was darkness TO him. Nothing could
be done for him. As he was very wealthy
he kept having consultations OF physi-
clans. and was the nurse for the last
consultation, as the doctors hoped TO
heIp him. He was wild with nervousness
for DAYS before while / was feeding him
10 get him IN good condition.
"T saw for full minute three days
ago. he said TO me one day. and
noticed you had rearranged the chairs.
win you fix the furniture 50 that | shall
have something new TO see when my
eyes give me sight again for a mlnute?'
"An idea came across me and stepped
TO the long glass over his dressing table.
/ placed Il opposite him. BY his side
etocd another mirror from the next
room and over his head balanced another
Between the mirrors l set tall palms
Something told me he would see again
soon.
mo sooner had done this and stepped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

white. or yellow lace. or the whole width
OF the ribbon may be covered with rows
OF narrow lace frllls. The buckles are
OF gold or silver. jewelled. perhaps. and
so are the hooks. At the ends OF each
garter. where they fasten TO the stock
ing, there Is a ribbon bow, with tiny
sachet hidden in one OF its loops. Ro-
settles OF lace and punches OF ribbon loops
are also used TO trim garters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-SUNDAY. APRIL rs, 1895.

front. The contrasting 'front.' or blouse
vest, is more In vogue than ever. and the
Paris shops are ceiling beautiful stuffs
for these French fronts by the yard. TO
be set into bodices In the form OF yokes.
piastrons. and blouse effects. Among
them are iaces and sIiks, and spangled.
pissed GAUGES. grass linen, chiffon. net
and mousseline de sole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

VIII devise on the spur OF the moment.
Last winter many velvet s,ock-eoilar
became. with a rose or two. capti-
waiting dutch bonnet" The other day
a velvet girdie was swatned. rosetfes and
ali In a stunning mass about a girls
threat. the ends tucked inside her Louis
XIV. coat. and violets 10 give distinction
"a tie ensemble That garter viii serve
as a choker Is only question OF time.
The suspender carriers many women
eth cliug to, and, after ALL they are the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

back to view my work than there came
an awful yell I can see. l can see.'
shouted my patient. and you have built
me bower Of flowers. Oh. God. on. God,
IL II could only last!
TT was over in a minute. Sight was
gone. but he talked all day about his
glimpse OF fairyland. Poor fellow, he
had never seen into a mirror before"
The age limit for a trained nurse IS %
for a beginning. But nearly all don the
cap and apron at Is. and at 50 are moth
ers Of families. wives OF husbands. hus-
bands Of wives, and the closest Of family
friends. FOR they have In fifteen years
filed every post Of responsibility in hum
dreds OF households.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

does not support the family; and. IN
short that he Ii an altogether unworthy
husband. Civilization taught the Osagss
that II a man Is "shlftess, Idle. profit
gate. dissipated, and sdulterous there
Is redress. and that Z woman Is not
bound to support a man In such prac~
ffgaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
To Utilize ola SILK.

Old-fashloncd black taffeta silk Is
made up into plain waists. and these may
be made dressy by accessories cf yhite
Or color Many OF the co!ored waists
have wsinkled collars OF the predomi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

1T was wicked 10 steal my choice fruit
TOO late now said the farmer, tears
coming into his eyes.
"'No, they should be soundly whipped
now. It's never 100 late TO whip those
boys
"'But Il Is too late now. Mr.. Perkins
too late pleaded the farmer. tearfully.
MY poor boys we're thoughtless; they ate
the apples and they are dead"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
Dlll aud Eii.

(Boon ua-) AqwsD 49,
r..v ,eu he story about Bill Nye's
r..,s 10 XII Perkins, country house 20 ~
Madison county n. Y. Ell has one
o. those farms left b. his grandfather on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

roam becomes familiar 70 me- me- directions sss
, 800 moves around. reads u, window
len by the doctor. .0 srr~en before an
shade. twists paper ~ the clutter
unruiy glare moves ~, 49, worrying the
Of things that have D sSanos and by the
patient VIA M. seated herself BY ms sue =,
time she nas ,r air OF comfort, wave OF
there there, : s,, a the The ea,irs room. n.s,.
peace oss s.vs YOU done with those n'e'''
s..~..,s~s.' asks the patient. :,
e's ..,.s..s. ,hsan 10 the other Nurse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
The Worm VIII Turn.

The Oklahoma courts have seen the
novel sight OF an Indian woman suing for
divorce. She clalrns that her husband
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

a strong wind. A stiff breeze is, as
rule. the bane OF wheeling women, hut
In this skirt It may be faced with inn
punity. The neat little coat has full
basques. and the new. moderate-sized,
even plated sleeves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

A standing eollar. With Piccsiiily
rotate. or high. tusIl-do~n military e,;-
lar. Is the CORRECT neck finish fos znift-
waist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

Creases may he rtgnoyed from stk ~
spons!ng ard rolling tiEaiy over
rcua1 stick D. not use nor IRON uroa
any siskea fahEse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

r-,rees NJ. Goodwin has received eoni-
r,t-slon from The government 70 "sNs
marble bust OF Schuyler coiiaA. =,
placed In We gallery OF the Ssh1's'
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
Fair Feminine Phiainses.

Miss Bessie Potter Is making siatu-
cite Of Miss Susan Z. Anthony, and Miss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
wee nffs of Advice.

II is Louis XIV. who is followed this
season by the makers and wearers OF
satin shoes These satin shoes may be
as elaborate and costly as individual
fancy chooses. Lace insertions. jewel
trimming. silver or gold embroidery. may
enrich them. or the brocade satin may
be plain and severe in outline. A charm
Ing pair has pink satin uppers and lace
over pink for the lower part. silk stock
ings OF pink, with white lace Insertions,
are worn with them. This kind OF
stocking Is in great demand for very
dressy wear. The tinsel embroidered
stockings. with lizards and beetle backs
on the instep, are dazzling, with shoes
10 match. to wear with black tulle
dancing -frocks. but they require profess
sional cleaning The shoe is used almost
10 the exclusion of the slipper for all
dressy occasions, because 1t can stand
more decoration, and is better dancing
shoe. Then. too. the slipper has half
negigee look that makes It filter for
home and bedroom wear
Mules, IN which to slip the foot when
getting out Of bed, and to wear during
the lazy hours spent in ones own room.
are built bewtchingly Of all shades Of
pretty striped and plaided and Dreaded
satin. The high, sharp heels are covered
with the satin. and white satin or Kid
lines the inside. The toes OF these saucy
little affairs have big pompon Of black
tulle or a little bow sticking up In the
air like butterfly wings.
A bed slipper, or sock. TO wear when
one Is III or reclining on a couch, or. as
some people like, In bed on cold nights,
{ Is built OF satin or fine French flannel
in some pretty Dresden pattern. sole and
all. Ii has no heel, Is drawn on over
the bare foot. and is slit down each SIDE
where there are little ribbon bows. n
frlu or quilting OF ribbon edges the top.
about the ankle. Altogether, it Is very
coquettish affair 10 wear with night
gown and saul de lit.
Shoes and stockings bring us naturally
20 garters. and that is no small subject
I'm itself. There are little shops, in
deed. along the frivolous Rue de la Prix.
whose principal ralson d'etre is garter
and petticoat designing. Round carriers
are made very wide. a Dresden ribbon
IS first shirred over the rubber, a pun or
a quilting added TO the top edge, three
inch frill OF lace TO the lower, and a
iewelled buckle ribbon bow, bunch
| of vioiets. and a bit OF peau d'Espagne
or a sachet added. Neus! CONNECTION
| almost big enough for an Opera-bonnet.
There is no telling, either what a
woman who loves TO nix up thugs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Zndcznd czsse sekretGrzy grIp ztoiq-
sko,cych ma ztcyczdj tcysysania picnic
dzy "a scstspne, odzndki it, p. od no
Cych czfonk6So prey toysesdniu dplika-
cyl. Jesao S,oyczJ niepraktyczny.
Kdzda grupa z1oiqzkotoa (dop6ki su-
.pendo,oanq ME jest) ma kredyt 20 6iu-
re Rzqdu Centralnego. WO6ec tsgo
sekretdrze z opsatq tcstepnego ga rowych
czsonk6o potCinni sic ~tostrzynaa6 do
p6ty, dop6ki ME Otrzymajq rachunku
cd sekretarza jeneralnego. My o nj
erem ME zdpomniemy, PREY ,cypisytoa-
niu cyrkularzG - o TO obdoy niena.
Gdy zas sekretdrz otrzymd cd mas cyr-
kularz 4 rdchunkiem) i gdy SIC pre-
kona, &c rdchunek ten zgddzd sic z jego
ksiqzkdnai, poaoinien przes1ae ma rece
kdsyera ZU. ". p. lyle, lie ten rachu-
mex scykazuje ami naniej, ami ,ciecej.
Gdy zapropadzimy ten porzqdek rae
ma zaosze, miejscd mice ME 6sdq te
pozorne niedokSddnoSci, kt6re ,cieIu
sekretdrzom grup spd6 ME pozcalgjq,
a ndm przez to oszczedzicis panotcie
tciele czasu. - SEKR. JENERALNr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

tow. sw. Cecylii, pod dyr. p. NJ. Konko
l~ewskiego.
1O Nova OBJ. FIR. Pawelczaka, vol
nosci.
1I Spiew nNasz Chsopicki", tow. sw.
Ceoylii.
l2) Deklamaoya p. T. Baas.aka $50.
wifski".
l5) Zakohozenie -obohodu przez p. S.
Kamihskiego, prezesa Tow. Fredro i
Moniuszki.
Ma zakohozenie odspiewano, ,,Bote
COS Polske".
Mowcom i deklamotorom iskotez
Tow. Spiewu i p. NJ. Konkole wskiemu
nalezy sic "a ich praoe ola dobra Oh
czyzny staropolskie nB6g zsplac" i
szanownym rodakom i rodaozkom, kto-
rzy zebrali sic ma obohodzie ME zwsza-
Jso ma zimno, jake W ten dzie6 pano-
waao, ably pokszac, re So potomkami ts
go niegdys ~walecznego narodu Pol.
skiego' leoz tsraz jeczsoego W niewoli.
N. W.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Panienka Pelagia Nowakowska pick
ME deklamowsla wiersz ,,Jsgiello przyj-
mule miecz cd Krzyzakow".
Nastepnie zostsli zaproszeni obywa-
tele t. Gumihski i A. Rusiewski do
kOlekty ma Skarb Mar. W Rspperswylu,
skolektowano 1924 i sumo to wreczono
OBJ. M. S1upeckiemu, kasyerowi oddzia.
lu.
Take deklamowals z werwa i zrozu-
nlieniem piekuy wierz: ,,Kochani Ro-
dzice" P%anienka Leokadya Nowakow-
ska.
Glory Lutnia Halka o~dspiswaly
Pieknie do nZgody".
Doda6 nalezy, IL cb6ry Lutnia i Hal.
ka pod batuta pana A. Szozepa6-
skiego wykonaly swe numera nadspo.
dziewsnie.
Nakonieo prezes obchodu OBJ. St. Oh.
rowski oglosi1 program obohodu wy
czerpany, dziekujao z~ebranej publioz-
nosci / ubolewajsc - to siusznie, il
dzieh 20 listads, dzieh TAXI pamietny, a
ma obchodzie dzisiejszym wieksza ozesc
tego naszego domu pustemi krzeslami
swieci.
Poswalam sobie potwierdzic ubols-
wanna OBJ. Ojrowskiego, poniewaz hals
pOlsko narodowa jak dawniej tax i ia
razs Powinna bye przepelnions, i tusze
nadzieje, il bedzie tax ma ~wszystkioh
przysrlych obchodaoh.
Many dwie tylko grupy zwiszkowe,
~starsza Poprosi mlodsza do pomooy, Zoo
i ia razs Powinna byla uozynie), u
rzsdzsjsc wspolne pamiatkowe obcho-
dy, gdyz tylko przez wspolne prace be-
dziemy W stanie nsds6 taktu i tonu ia
kiego sprawl ogolna i ujarzmiona Pol
ska cd mas wymaga.
Roman Ruch6ifski, sekr. obohodu.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. 5 prudnia '9e

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. 3 grudnia '96.
Ia wsPolnem porozumieniem sic to.
warzystw nsszyoh, ii. Tow. sw. Anto-
niego z Padwy, sw. Krzyza i tow. Ego
da, zostai u~rzsdzony obch6d dla uczcze-
mia Pamistki powstania listopadowego
ma sail Gsrmsnia.
w dniu tym, i W niedziele 20 listo.
Pada rb. wiel. ks. prob. oznajmi1 para
ianom, Re obch6d odbedzie sic ma DO.
wyAej wymienionej hall, o god1. 4sj pc
Poiudniu, II. pc nieszporsoh. Zatem
Publicznosc zgromadzila sic ~licznie i o.
czekiwaia z wielka radoscia, tax poza-
danej i'm chwili, ably jak najpredzej u
ssyszee mowy, sPiewy i deklamaoye o
n~aszej ~ukOOhanej Ojczyznie, jej wa
lecznych bohateraoh. w tenn ks. prob.
wstepuje IA estrada i p~owoauje zgro-
m~adzonyoh do posrzdku, w kilku sIo-
wach Prredstawil publicznosoi ma SO i
pc 90 zesmy sic tn zgromadzili, i zara-
zem %zaznacza, ably publicznos6 sobie O.
brala ma to zebrsnie przewodniczacego,
wiec tez zaraz obrano jednogiosnie ks.
prob. Jszdzewskiego. On zas sobie pc
wolal ma sekretarza nizej podpisanego.
Obch6d ~rozPoczsi sic deklamacya
pod tyt. n29ty l~istopad" przez dziecko
szkolne Emme Jazewska. Mowy wy
Powied1ieli nasssPujacy p~anowie: Nasz
alderman p. Alexander Dabrowski, J..
E. Szsjnert i A. Zielihski.
Dekiamacye wygiosily dzieoi szkolne
Franciszek Brzezinski, Agnieszka
Szczech, Anna Pilowska, Franciszek
Rakowski j PAM J. E. Szsjnert.
Pc katdej movie i deklamacyi Cd
sPiewano piesni narodowe praez dzieci
szkolne Choir koscielny, ktoremi pre-
wodniOzyia parma Franoiszka Jaadzew-
ska.
TAX mowcy, jak deklamatorzy i spie-
wacy zostali wynagrodzeni przez pu.
blioznosc lioznemi oklaskami.
Ma zakohczenie ks. prob. jake pre-
wodniozacy obchodu podziekowal ser
decznie publicznosci "a tax liczne zebra
ME sic. Ma oststsk zaspiewano naro-
dowa piesh nBoze COS Polske", poczem
Publicznosc rozeszla sic do dom6w z Ia
nadzieja, ze kiedys Polsks powstanie.
Wal. Szczech, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi p~ierwszego 1 pietnastego
kazdego miesiaoa, W Paryzu. Podaje
wiadomosci j poglady z p~ierwszej re-
XII, tax z kraju jaka tez emigraoyi
polskiej. Pogladami swemi wy
EwiadOza wielks przysluge ozyteln..
kom W rozwoju umyslowym. Upo-
w~szechnienie tego pisma jest bardzO
potadanem W Ameryoe a taniosc uia
twia nabyoie kazdemu. Abonament
roczny k~osztuje dollar jeden j POI,
pienisdze posylac przez Post Office
Order adresujac: M. Adolphe Reiff,
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
,,POzary i ZgliSzcza''.

Ma zadanie ogo@u odbilismy jeszcze
pareset exemplary pieknej powiesci
p. t. nPozary i Zgliszcza", ktora donna
Ia niepamietnego powodzenia. Ponie-
waz znaczna czesc exemplary jest
juz zamowiona, Przeto wszyscy, kt6rzy-
ja chcieli jeszcze naby6, pOwinni
spieszyc sic z zamowieniem. Cena eg-
zemplarza so Ct, ktore PREY zamowie-
niu nadselac nalezy pod adresem: M. J.
Sadowski, 574 Noble Str, Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
TOLEDO, o. 4 grudnia 1895.

S~z0nOaOny Panic RedaktorzeI
PrOsze o umieszCzenie tych pare slow
" lamach nZgOdy" o obohodzis listo-
padowym, urzsdzonym przez tow.
Fredro ! Moniuszki gr. 335 u. N. P. W
hall OBJ. M. Brzeozki, dnia 20 listopoda
rb. Toledo.
Program obchodu:
y Otwarcie obchodu przez p. A.
Szyperskiego.
p Powolsnie prezesa obOhodu p. 1.
Kamihskiego.
81 Powolsnie sekretarza obohodu ..
w. Msleckiego.
y Spiew MA groby braOis', prEez
tow. sw. CeCylii, pod dyrekOya p. Kon-
kolewskiego.
81 Nova p. FIR. Dukowskiego, o pow.
staniu listopsdowsm i miloSci Ojozy
my.
81 Spiew ,.PomoO dsjOie mi rodaCy",
Przez tow. sw. Cecylii, pod dyr. NJ.
Konkolewskiego.
y Deklsmacya p. FIR. Kwiatkowskie.
go pO~powisdanie Wojenne".
81 Nova sngielsks psns NJ. Nsdol.
nego.
81 Spisw pPOlOne1 Kstskiego" przez
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
,,Wielki ROk".

Znakomita powiesc W. kuskiny
nWielki Rok', zaopatrzona tyoiorys
a~utora, jest jut gotowa. Cena oalosci
e tony W jednym) go oentow; W mo-
cnej oprawie 80 o. Zsmowienia nalezy
przyselac pod sdresem Administracyi
rZgody": 102-104 West Division St.,
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Ago grudnia '96.
SzdnOlony Panic ReddktOrze!

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Ago grudnia '96.
SzanOaony Panic Redaktorze!
Prose- umiesoic sprawozdanie z OBJ
chodu listopadowego, urzadzonego
przez tow. Narodowe or. 81 W niedziele
dnia 20 listOPada na pamiatke poleg
lych brsoi, kt6rych waleoInosc pod
Grochowem i Ostroleka 1880 roku vie
kuiscie zapisaly sic W dziejsoh history
narodu Polskiego pozostawiajac wz6r
Pctomstwu jsk zobowiszany jest polak
koObsjsOy swOjs ojczyzne walOsyc W
obronie praw swego narodu.
Prezes komitetu OBJ. Maryan Smolih
ski krotka przemowa zagsii oboh6d
p~owolujao ma preEess OBJ. Stanislawa
Ojrowskiego, ma sekretarza Romano
Kuchcihskiego i OBJ: T. Nowakowskie
go, F. SzocihSkiego, A. Letzelbergera
! b. Centillego weteranow SO roku, ably
raczyli zajsc miejsoa ma estradzie.
Tow. spiewu Hslks odspiswalo pies6
% Ziemio Ma.
Prezes oh. st. ojrOwski przedstawil
zebrauej publicznOsci mowoe powszech
ME znsnego weteraua z SO roku OBJ. ia.
ma LipczyhSkiego, ktory przem6wil do
zgromadzonych " tonic zalobnym "
duOhu polaka patryoty.
Emilia Msrkowska deklamowala z
wielkiem uozuoiem: ,Zle6 do Polski
Orle bisly".
Psnienki Nowawakowskie o~dspiswa.
~ piekny duet: nOEarns sukienka".
Mlody Ohlopieo Felix's Msrkowski
dobrEe dsklamovsl pBohater ~pachole".
Spiew Choru Lutni DWygnsnieo".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
II kazimierZOwa, Chicago.

WsPaniaiy obchod psmiatki powsta-
MIA listopadowego z T. 1880 urzadzony
"a wsPolnem staraniem wszystkich tow.
istniejscyoh W naszej parafi. a miano-
wicie Tow. Zjedn. P. Re. K. p. o. B. S.
j. wv. Mar. Pol, jake tez Dworu Kat.
Lesniczych odbyI sic W niedziele, dnia
20 listOpada o godz. 2ej po poludniu W
wielkiej hall p. Nowotnego ma rogu
22ei i Troy ul. Licznie zebraua pu.
b~licznosc zapelnila hale po brzsgi, jak
nigdy dotychczas.
Program byi nastepujacy:
Prezes komitetu obohodu OBJ. w. J..
Pijanowski W kilku slowach otworzyl
obohod, poczem powo}a{ ma PREF. oh.
chodu wiel. ks. w. Furmaua, a ma
sekr. nizej Podpisansgo; rownist Ia
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