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He Made No Offer,


DR.. Smith was seen by Pioneer Press
reporter last evening, when he made the
following statement in respect to the visit
to Chaska:
Il have not seen the statement which
you say has been made by Anoka in re-
gard to my visit to Chaska. I certainly
visited Chaska on the invitation of some
citizens there, without the commission,
but intended to have also gone at the
same time they did, but was prevented
from doing so on account of other en-
gagements. I made no proposition to
Chaska in regard to my vote, but did
make tentative proposition looking to a
selection of Chaska by the commission,
in case division of the hospital into two
parts could be made and the acute ward
be located between the two cities con-
tiguOuS to the state university. OF course,
there were legal questions involved which
must first have been settled-and then
Chaska could not have given the COM
mission authority to use the $4,000 in
that way. The $4,000 was already at the
disposal of the commission. The point
was made that Chaska must agree not to
fight such an arrangement as the divis-
ion of the hospital, if the commission
should agree to it.
II had already laid basis for such a
division in the resolution embodied in the
advertisement, saying that the $40 acres
required should be either in one body of
land or in tracts conveniently located, or
words to that effect I do not know Just
what use is made of this incident in the
answer of Anoka. At all events, transac-
tons of doubtful nature are not usually
carried on at town meeting. This was
practically at town meeting. I have
fIed no transactions with Chaska or any
other parties that might not have been
carried on at a town meeting.
There was neither disposition nor
effort to conceal this matter from the
commission, as it was done before the
commission went there and as a basis to
its possible action. At that time I sup
pose the members of the commission were
all anxious or at least willing to locate
the hospital, or any part of it, between
the cities. did not know that Anoka
supposed she had been promised five votes
of the commission two months before the
hospital was located, as alleged by an
Anoka paper. I have no disposition to
go into this disgraceful and heartrending
business any further at this time.
My only object in accepting place on
this commission was to aid in devising
some methods to put the hospital where I
always believed 1t should beat some
point practically between the cities. I
tried to get other arrangements offered
besides the chaska one, including an
effort to interest the authorities of the
university, and the commercial bodies Of
st. Paul and Minneapolis to act in con-
cert. In those days was not much used
to commissions. really thought they
were intended to do the best that could
be done under the circumstances"
In regard to the fraudulent plat alleged
Smith said that he knew nothing of the
matter, and therefore could have nothing
to say covering that point in Anoka's
answer.
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when to watoruHorse :,

Always water your horses the first
thing in the morning, and do not let
the water be too cold. If it is. too cold
you will probably have case Of collie.
Water is best when it is about ten de-
grees warmer than the outside air in
winter, and as much cooler in summer.
Give the hay before the grain, so that
the stomach may be, partially filled be-
fore the concentrated food gets into it..
Better still'feed chopped feed. Mix the
ground grain with dampened hay or
fodder, and give the largest feed at
night, when the horse has time to di-
gest it. Fat and food for the muscles
are made when the horse is at rest.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30
THE FARMING WORLD,
THE #AYLESBuRY DICK.

Brief Description of y Breed Very Popu.
lar In England 4&
The breed takes its name from Ayles-
hurry, England, where the duck rearing
and fattcning industry is carried on to
an enormous extent. The whole dis
trict presents a most remarkable in
stance of poultry farming. Cottagers
rear from 500 to 1000 head a year, md
there are plenty Of urge breeders. In
no other.pa of the world are SO many
fowls raised on an equnl area, and these
birds all belong to the so-called Ayles-
bury breed, which is the fnvorite one
throughout England.
The full-grown Aylesburys duck
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eALED CORN FODDER.
In Few Years It VIII 30 Standar<
Farm PrOdnct.

In Few Years It VIII 30 q Standard
. Farm Prodnct.
The deficiency in the hay crop of
1895 has directed attention to corn fod-
der Us Il substitute. In spite of it's hav-
ing been repeatedly proved, many
farmers still leave it in the field exposed
to the weather, and then bemoan the
fact that their stock eat it unwillingly.
To prevent tho hardening and tougher
ing of the woody fbcrs Of the plant. and
to retain it's palatability corn fodder
must De properly cured, like hay. 1t
should then he cut or shredded before
feeding. If cutter is used the best
length is from two and half to three
inches. Shorter lengths are apt to
stand on end in the animals mouth,
thereby rendering it sore. II Only small
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An assembly of the states or =

An assembly of the states or court
OF justice shows nothing so serious and
grave as table of gamesters playing
very high; melancholy solicitude
clouds their looks; envy and rancor
ngitate their minds while the meeting
lasts, without regard to friendship,
alliances. birth or distinctions.-Bruy
ere.
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Prevent Potatoes from sprouting.

How to keep potatoes and prevent
them from sprouting is an important
matter, as it will largely Influence the
supply next spring. A French expert
menter keeps the potatoes for "a hours
in a mixture Of two quarts ofsulphuric
acid in II gallons of water, then dries
them. Another method is to dust each
layer Of potatoes with lime when they
are put in the bin. The cheapest and
best method is to expose the potatoes
to the fumes Of burning sulphur, in a
close chamber or box, for half an hour.
Such potatoes are not suitable for seed,
however.
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Il have told you of the spon;ard w

I have told you of the Spaniard who
always put on his spcctacles when
about to eat cherries, that they might
look bigger and more tempting. In
like manner make the most Of nv en-
joyments; and though do not cast
my cares away, pack them in as lit
tie compass as I can, and carry them
as conveniently as I cln for myself.
and never let them annoy others
Southey.
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The Fork in EuroDe.

The year 1895 was the 9OOth anniver-
sary OF the first appearance OF the fork
in western Europe. In 995 son of
Venetian Doge Pietro Orseolo married
the byzantine Princess Anglia, who at
the wedding breakfast brought out q
silver fork and gold spoon. She was
copied by the great Venetian families.
though the church opposed the fashion
us an insult to providence. 1t took $50
years for the fork to reach Florence.
In 1870 it is found in France, but it
was not until 1908 that "the traveller
Cofgate brought it direct from Venice
to England" -National Zeitunp.
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: In OlGen Times

manentl beneficial effects md were salts,
: fed with transient actions; but.noW that il
.is3generally known that Syrup Of Figs win
permanently overcome habitul constipa-
!tion, MellEinrormedf people will not bay
others laxatiyes, which act for a time, but
finally injure the system.
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A Look Through South Missouri fore

A Look Through South Missouri Tor q
!. ~ 3a5 sas Cents.g.rtf' AT 49, !:
TIE Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
fR: r.: Go. has just issued am agniticent book
Varied scenery in South Missouri. From
these views an accurate knowledge can be.
obtained las. t. the productions and general
Typographical that highly FAVORED section
that is now attracting the attention OF hohe-
. seekers and investors the country oyer.
South Missouri 1t will. be mailed upon
receipt Of postage, four cen is. Address j.
p: LQGKwoeD, Kansas City, Mo. .ss'Ezzg
"A rxRAGRApn, in aprovincial paper reads:
=, "a stllund erstorm made qBcranger a poet,
a safarg of. 80. shillings a week makes US q
journal ist. Tit Bits; 49, s.. :.
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. "CKIPplE GREER

MIR, Com recently married Miss Webb
NE kaeW they were lnts sn fol, each other
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CREMATION. IN PARIS. u, i
The Number Of Incinerations: Growing
Steadily from Year to Year. ~. -

The Number Of Incinerations: Is Growing
Steadily from Year to YeaE -: y:
The advocates in this country. at .tre%
mating dead bodies will be somew hat
encouraged by the, reports that come
from Paris Of the mum ber. efsincinern-:
tions that took place. there during the
first four months of 1895, says the New
York World. The number; of ineinsra-
tons that occur, either ii. iccordanc6
with n previous request; Of the. person.
whose body is disposed ,ofror:at" tie.
instance. of the Representatives,: .iri@
creases every year: with great.xegu-:
larity, though not rapidly. According
to the statistics: published by the pre-
feet of police, the number of crema-'
tons that took place at the.,Perc Ia.
Chaise cemetery from august. 1S99,to
the end of. April, 1895, were as follows:
1889. 40; 1890, 1915, 1891, : 1874; 1899,
159; 1893, $780,. 1894, 21G. and 1898 .(fonrs
montl1s), IS. fbia4H.f gffs5@ JIss..s.sss ass,
The furnace would h consequently.
often bc idle were it net for theIemaiils.
from the hospitals, which amount TO
from 2.oco to $500 bodies PEI, annum. i
The apparatus employed is that. of
MN. Toisoul and Fradet and works by.
means CT gas with 9. recuperato tor. In.
cinerations arc accomplished in an hour
or, at most, an hour and quarter, and
the cost of the combustible never ex-,
ceeds three francs per operation. -
Another apparatus, inyented by At:
Fichet. has recently been inaugurated..
The difference between the two inven-.
tions lies chiefly in the application <of
oxide of carbon, IN the gcontrriyance
devised by NJ. Ftchets the body is con
sumed by hot air alone and does sfl6t.
come into contact with gases. Accord
ing to this method, incineration taxes
place little more rapidly. than in. the
Toisoul furnace, but the expense ist
greater by nearly afquarter as n.ch
HURnAH, FoI PnNiNssYLTTAsI;A,.., !. .. !. :.
The farmers Of Pennsy lvania are to
be congratulated, NJ. NJ. Luther, East;
Troy, "a, grew over 200 bushels Sal
zer's Silver Mine Oats. on one measured
acre. Think OF, It'll Now there arc:
thirty thousand farmers going to try.
and beat Mr.. Luther and win, 5000 III
gold! and they II do it.. Will YOU s 80
Then there IS Silver King Barley,
cropped on poor soil l16, bus. per acre
in 1895. Isn't that wonderful-and
corn $50 bus. and potatoes aud grasses;
and clovers, fodder plants; etc, etc.
Freight is cheap to all points, 9: ,..s:..>
II YOU WILL CUT THIS our AND sENn;
it with 1oc postage: to tile John: "A: Sals
ger Seed Co., La Crosse. Avis. % Mill.
receive their 1mammo ths cata liYg;ue and.
ten packages grains and grasses in.
Guiding above oats, free ~ s.sszts: (K..)
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"WHERE have you been, Tommys' aOut
sons. ! teached him how to draw wagon"
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! !. MANY a man when he gets home from the
club finds himself a number one fellowac-
cording to s6e clock. -
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!. AcToRss;; Voc;lists, Public speikem praise;
Haless.Honcy Of Horelound and Tar
Pixies che Drops Cure in. one minute.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

EARLIEST VEGETABLES ALWAYS PAY:
''S That's SO, the editor hears Mr.. Mar
:ket Gardener say: We'll, why:don' you
have. them? Simply because you. don t
plant salzer'ssnorthern growth seeds.
His vegetables are ybredt ear1incss and
they never disappoint.you salzeris the
largest grower of vegetables; farm
seeds, grasses, cloyers, otatoes, etc.
p. If YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND
it Ito the John. A. !salzer Seed: Co.; La
Crosse: Wis, with roc; postage yeul viii
get sample package Of Early. Riyd Rad
ish (ready in 16 days. and their great
ii2catalog. catalog alonc. Sc postage: ~
sss THEgay cravat which: She selected
Will leave:him soon a wreck .sssSsJ5
While he with truth remarks, detected, ::
"Ill get it in the neck .'.:s =. sz.. ~
lsAsfaTs@ Washington Star.
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FITs:-All Fits stopped free by Dir. Kine's
GREAT Nerve iecstorer.. No Fits. after first
days use! Marvellous cures 3Treatiseant ~
trial bottle free to Tit cases. SENT to 'Dl:
Kline, 93l Arch ST., philadelphia. pa. Sf.as8 z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

- ,WnEN it comes to the art IT boxing the
dainty looking strawberry is about as near
the top as ything.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

CouLD anything be neater.. than the. old
darky's reply to a. beautiful young lady
whom he offered to lift oven. the gutter, and
who insisted that shewas TOO hsaNY .Lor',
miss9s, !" said he, Use used 1b iisingt,d,i:; :
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

j. sBEEcnAM'ss PILLS fol, constipation 10c and
sandgo by it. Annual sales 6,Ooo, 600 boxes
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30
THE PAGEaipH Hat KILLS,
!, East WORKS and Fast Eating Mako Thrce.
Score Years and Ten Q Ripe Ola s J. 4
g ''ssspss Age Thsss DayAsA }aak.,J
! Tro,nfhsl Ct,,cinna.t Es,.qatser.

5tE$G lzsss
i 1fottfhe Cincinnati E,.Qntsers f.tfss
. |. The American people liys too fast eatteo
unoh manY1,fs rs 10 train of snaSvonsa an ~
stomach orders that: mo yerv difficult IL
1nanacl Inyesticatioh and chemical anal.
.ysis To discover such compoundsi as will
help those Suffering from gtielI lila ms "a.
suited in the ,discoverY ofr,Dr Williams,
lyeryahia rank as q specifie reiiseav ~
s. a. r. Owens, q straYeling man thirty.
years OF rage, Who is we'll Known. in this
community and generally liked, BECAUSE, she
is bright, energetic Young fellow. resides
with Ms mother 1T s335 Central Avenue,
Gineinnati,l OHIO. Re has been asyictim Of
dyspepsia which took the form of'continu-
his mother suffered from the same trouble.
Ny Owens testified to tho merits of PINT
Pills, in d most enthusiastic way. and. snid
to the E,iq.iler reporter: - - F.sTfs
/ s.Iam glad to say anything can for DIR.
Williams Pink Pills, because thew did me
great good and other people ought TO
know 81 their,fyirtues as q medicine in
stomach troubles. It was some time 400
when I felt q ihenvy feeling In nv gtom aeh
and l'grew Very stipated::. ]. did NOT col,
suite doctor; but having heard 81 the Pink
Pills. bought box, of them In TITO or
three days tie heavy feeling in my st61naah
did not have to use more than box 81 them
Rbeforel was welEs Since. that time I have
occasionally been troubled with constipation
and never get worried because:I know
Just ;'yhat to do. Mother was also troubled
with indigestion and the Pink Pills did the
same for her they did for me-cured her,
dldn they, motherrIS EsG $3.50 a8g
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

Eon BRONCHIAL and AsTnxAT1c Con-
'rLAfNTs, "Bro,cn's BroHcAt3l Trochcs', have
remarkable curative properties.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

::.IP the devil were to take oi hissbat every
4stine he met q hypocIite, he Would long SINCE
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

ITALIAN music is tins5becalse .fts = ground
SO much On the; streets. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30

! w can stand the horse!ess carriage /
Think it just as fine us silk,
But we kick hare, harder, hardest s.'st
- - - West. Union Ia) Gazette
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$3.50 = : - -
The Land of Gol6.).

Che Land of Gola). ::
!. II you are thinking Of lgoi!n g - Cripple
the world, and wish to know Row 10 get
there quickest. and at lowest rates .}please
add,ess T., W: feasible, tG:&P. A., est. r.
4 NJ. 60. R'y, st. Paul, MINI. 81 sa...tyys:f
Why is the person suffering from the in
9 auenza likely TO lose his sense Of toucha
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

.. Dsklamsoya maod.ishoa Ka.imie-
RIA FrancusEkiewiosa: huo.ne oklaski.
4. spisw Panny Leok.dyi J.kubow.
skiej nGdsie dom jss. moi" pr.y axiom.
Paniamsnoie gitary. Says.ao suielski
gfosik ME aafowaia p~ublioznos6 okla.
sk6w.
8. D~etlamaoya OBJ. wojoieoha Le
wandowicsa.
D. Jedenastoletnia Bronislawa Ko
,fowska dsklamaoya spiew .,Jes.c.s
Polska ME sgineaa" i nKoohajmy sic
braOia mili"; swoim ssowio.ym gsossm,
odwags ! a~mialosois srobila M publ.
osnosci wielkie wraasnie / sdumienie;
oklaskom ME bylo kofoa.
2. SPiew rWiatr wisje pc pustym
'sePie" pr.y towsrzys.eniu fortspianu,
teroet I nsstsPujscyoh os6b: panns
Leokadys Jakubowska i panowie Teo6l
Saloni | Antoni Rydryhski.
8. Oh. Wojoisoh Stabaoh pr.em6wil
do publioznoaoi, to Tow. Ks. J6ssfa Pc.
nistowskiego, Mode DO .aledwie dws
! POI roku jak sic .organi.owaio, rads
miec sztandar sw6j, ably synowis
Polski tn ma tel maiej wyspis mogii sic
possoryoic swoim srtandarem pred in.
nonarodowosoia; prosil publio.nost
o PoParoie ma materyalnis. Publio.
nose ohetnem screen mas popala sklad.
ks' . kt6rej wpiyneso 3 dol. Zoo, "a
ktors to Pomoo skladsmy ssaropolskie
Bog .aplac.
o. Pr1ewodnic.soy obchodu prsem6.
VIII do ~publicznosoi, il polaoy powinni
sic koohae jak braOia, pomaga6 sobie
o.ynnie ! materyalnie, ora. pod.ietowal
publioznosci "a liozne zebranis sic Nd
oboh6d, jake ter paniom i panom "a
csynny udzial " obohodzie.
Jes.oss ra. skladam staropolskie Bog
zapsa6 tym, kt6rsy w.ieli ud.iai " OBJ
ohodzie listopadowym W imieuiu Tow
ks. J6zefs Poniatowskiego, gr. 2s8.
q winnyn ssaounkiem
q. K. Wojtaszek, sekr.,
Post box ia, Mariners Harbor, Sta
ten Island, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

PoRT RICHMOND, Staten Island, N. Y,
dnia IL grud. 1893.
Jsk wszedzie pc wiekszyoh koloniach
polskich tax ! my polscy na tel ms'ej
wysPie chociat ME bsrd.o %liozni, urzs
dzilismy obohod listopadowy dnis 30 Ii
listopada 1895 roku, o god.inie 8 vie.
czorem.
Prezes Tow. Ks. J6zefa Poniatow.
skisgo. gr. 236 z. N. p, OBJ. Francis.ek
Kozmihski otworzyi obch6d ! poprosil
prezesa cd Tow. sw. w. ns estrada, o.
rag poprosii publiornos6 o wyb6r pr.e-
wodniczscego obohodu oraz l sekresa
RIA.
Stanisisw Jakubowski zostai obrany
ma pr.ewodniczscego, ma sskretar.a nj.
lei podpissny.
Personal---very. powo}al m6woow ma
estrada.
L. Nova OBJ. Ignsoego Bonieokiego,
ktory przebiegi bistorye Polski cd o
statniego rozbioru ! przemawiai o 20
wstaniu listopadowem. P~ublioznosc
ssyszsc ssows prawdy ! sksrgi z sstrady
pierwssego mowoy ME omieszkala Wy
nsgrodsic 90 oklasksmi.
~. spiew ssesc ~dzisvozss maiyoh pod
dyrekcys psni Teresy Jesks, " ubra
mach krskowskich " rogasksob ozsr-
wonych . biaiym b~srankiem, wzrussyly
publicsnosc a. do ies.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

8. Deklamaoya p.nny Psl.gii R.
kowskiej.
o. spiew w dymem po..row" Prise.
Tow. K. W.
10. Dsklamacya ohaopos Leona Ka1-
duhskiego.
IL. Nova prses p. F. Dsrwiohow-
skiego o Postepie narodu polskisgo, q
osobliwie Zwissku Mar. Pol. " Anne
ryoe i o aso.nosci i milosoi braterskiei;
90 ~niekt6ryoh braoi nassyoh ra.ito
" ussy, . osobliwie tych, kt6r.y semu
sdsniu prseciwni %.
IL. Spiew rBoas moi drogi" pre-.
Tow. K. / W.
ID. Deklamaoya pr.es mals o6reo.ke
pans Jarossa.
IA. Deklamaoya pre-. psnns Prakse
de Franokowiak.
10. SPiew og6lny nBo4e COS Polske"
l publicsnosc ~ro.es.ia sic do swyoh do
NOV Z ssdowoleniem, il wypelnila
sw6j obowiazek wzgledem Ojo.y.ny.
Tu musse nsdmieni6, 70 ws.ysoy
m6woy | deklamatorzy wywis.ali sic
bard1o dobrse. take ! spiewaOy Tow.
kssskiego i Wandy pod dyrekoys p.
FIR. Rosenthala.
Ws.ystkim tym nale.y sic wdzieos
noSc.
M. Rdkoaoski, sekr. obchodu.
CDalszy ciag nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

ST. PAUL, Minn 9 grudnia 1895.
Oboh6d listopadowy " St. Paul cd
byl sic W niedziele t. j. 20 listopada
wieczorem ma hall p. J6z. Jsrosza, $50
Gaultisr i Thomas ulio.
Ms.a sw. Ia polegiyoh braoi "a wiare
! O~jozy.ne ma polu walki odprawi4 ks.
proboszo. D. Msjer " sobote % listo-
pads.
Komitst obrany do urzadIenia OBJ
chodu starai sic j praoowai b~e.stronnie,
ably obOh6d wypadl jsk najswietniej ola
sPoaeo.shstwa ~polskiego, to tea publ
o.nosc polska ssbrala sic dose lio.nie,
tax se hale .apelnila pc br.sgi. Maj
prod P. F. Dsrwiohowski otwor.yl OBJ
oh6d j przedloayi publio.nosoi " xii
ku ssowsoh Gel .ebrania i powo}ai ma
presydujaoego obohodu p. J6zsfa Ro-
senthals, kt6ry wstapiws.y ma estrada
powolai ma sekretar.a obchodu ni.ej
podPisanego i wyglosii move odnos.s
% sic do p~owstania listopadowego i do
obowiazku daanosOi narodu polskiego
ma ~przysziose.
NastePnie pr~zystspiono do program
jak nastepuje:
L. Spiew ,Braoia rooznioa" przez
Tow. Kstskiego i Wandy.
2. Deklamaoya pre-. panne Florsn.
tyne Derwichowska.
8. Nova angielska pre-. sedziego p.
Willis, kt6ry wyiosyi historye Polski i
PREY kohcu powiedziai, se polaoy maja
wislks sposobnosc do dziaiania, ably
osisgusc wolnosc swsj Ojcry.ny tn W
Amsryoe, poniewas W Amsryoe Mkt
ME prres.kadza i'm " prsoy politycznej
Szanowny m6wos tax sic ro~zentusya..
mowai " swej movie, ae ~powisdzisl, i.
tal mu jest, te ME mote " polskim js-
zyku przsmswisc do polsk6w | gdyby
do tego prryszio to got6w wsp6lnie
wystspic " obronie Polski, "a 90 mu
publioznosc ME szozedsiis hucsnych o
klssk6w.
4. spisw ,Bose moi drogi" pre-.
Tow. Kssskiego | Wsndy.
w ozasie sego spiswu odbyia sic ko-
lekts ns pomnik Koscius.ki, kolektor
kami byiy panic Derwichowska | San
deoks ! sk~olektowsiy $4.75.
5. Deklsmaoys pr.s. male corec.ks
kucye Jsrosr tax e~nergiozoie | tskto.
wnie, ae wprowsdriia oais publioznoso
W zsdziwienie, I q 20 zostsis wynagro
dzona bucznemi oklaskami.
8. Spiew Geese polskiej riemi" pr.ss
Tow. III w.
:. Nova OBJ. M. Acknowledge o wa.
tnosoi obobodow ! odozyt p~owstsnis H.
ssopsdowego roku 18S0-31 ! rzezi
prsgskiej, ks6rs byia " tym samym 70.
ku 4 lissopsds, Z. ]. o Is dni pred po-
wsssniem listopsdowem.