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Evening journal., 1898-09-02
INQUIRY COMMENCED
CALIFORNIA GRAND JURY IN
vESTgGATES THE BOTKIN CASE.

CALIFORNIA GRAND JURY IN
vESTuGATES THE BOTTlIN CASE.
SAM Francisco, Stpt. 2.-The grand
jury yesterday afternoon began the i'm
vestigation i'm the case of Mrs. Cordelda
BodlSin, who is charged with having
mGdled box of poisoned candy to Mrs.
John p. Dunning, Of Dover. Chief Lees
and Detective McVey believe they have
evidence at their command to call for
the Indictment of the defendant. On
THE action of the grand jury the finaG
outcome OF the case greatly depends,
as it is hardly likely THAT the Governor
Will issue extradlbion papers in the
event that the inquiry about to be COM
menlced does not SHOW Mrs. Botlin's
probable guilt.
Whiie the exclusive evidtnce at hand
seems to point to Mrs. BotlSin there is
nothing definite upon which the charge
cam be based.
News comes from Stockton to THE ef-
feet that Gattrall, the clerk who sold
ths box of candy supposedly to Mrs.
Botlzin. probably made a mistake i'm
arriving at his conclusions. Yesterday
he was shown a photograph of the box
brought from Dover by Detective MIC
Vey.
Neither the picture of the box nor
the description furnished me CORES
pond with the box l sold over the counl
ter month ago" he said.
Kuhn, the proprietor of the Wave
Candy store, agrees with Gattrall In
am interview he said that he did ncd
believe tine box would prove to be sim
liar TO those he sold. Yesterday after.
noon Chief Lees talegraphed to Chic.
CaM of Stockton, requesting THAI
Frank Gattrall and Raymond Miller
statesmen in the Wave, be sent to thir
city to testify in the case. Gattrall anS
Miller arrived at 2 O'Clock and wer
closeted with the Chief of Police for {
lCJIclucIouDlc pduIJ VI ll4N dAOtuuOOAs
Should Gattrall fail to identify th
box Mrs. Botkinl will score a va,uabl
point in her favor of which h7r at
toGneys will make the most.
Mrs. Botkin was indispossd Wednes
day evening and her condition Shove
little Improvement yesterday. Durin
the night she was hysberical at timsv
By a coincidence her illness began jus
after she was given the evening paper
containing the announcement of Dun
ning's belief I'M her guilt.
AS the days pass Mrs. Botl5in's ner
Wis are gradually giving way. She az
> Bears sad and depressed and full !
vagaries which keep her sister, Doa
Brown, constantly ON the go.
Every attempt of Chief Lees to Local
/, the station at which the box of cand
was msi,ed has proved frlitless. "A
. of the stations have been visited, b
thus far nothing has bsen found to col
. meet the box with any of them.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
WITH THE ADVEHTTSTS
ALL THEIR SERVICES. OF AN IN
TEREsTGNG NATURE AND WE'LL
ATTENDED.

ALL THEIR StltNlCES. OF, AN IN
TEREsTGNG NATURE AND WE'LL
ATTENDED.
AT the early morning service at the
Seventh Day Adyentists camp. at
Longwood Grove to-day, Elder @. A.
Irwin preached an interesting sermon
on the Proper Observance OF the Sab
bath" AZ o'clock the laborers, chill
dren's and district meetings were held.
The remainder OF the morning was de-
voted to a business meeting.
The $50 o'clock service yesterday
morning was conducted by Elder S. r.
svenson. AZ $50 o'clock conference
met and received and adopted the re-
port Of the conference committee. The
following standing committees were
named:
Conference Association--A. E. Place,
II. w. Herrell. ID. w. Reavis, F. II.
Hicks. w. T. Tanner, G. ID. zirkle. T..
A. Kilgore This committee is created
to legally hold property under the name
Of the Atlantic Conference OF the Sew
enth Day Adventists.
The appointment of state superin-
tendent OF colpOrteurs was referred to
the conference committee.
Conference Committee-A. E. Place,
w. T. Tanner, II. w. Herrell, F. II.
Hicks.
Delegates to General Conference-A.
f. Place. 8. f. svenson. 8. B. Horton,
John f. Jones
AT the 2.30 o'clock meeting Elder j.
e. Jayne, secretary OF the Foreign Mis-
sion Board, delivered an interesting
lecture on the subject Of foreign mis-
sion work. illustrating It with foreign
missionaries, natives, weapons Of war
relics OF barbarism and idols.
At the 7.30 D. m. o'clock meeting Ell
der r. A. Underwood preached the
third Of a series OF sermons on the duty
and Offices OF the Holy Spirit
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
QUARTERLY CONTRACTS AWARD D
BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE DELLA
WARE STATE HOSPITAL AT
FARNITUIRS.

WARE Static HOSPITlAL AT
F'ARNHURS.
AT the quarterly meeting Of the trus-
tees Of the Delaware State Hospital at
Farnhurst yesterday, Superintendent
.EIanclzer reported the population of the
institution to be III males and 122 fe-
males, a. total of 29S inmates. The
money received for the board and treat
ment of patients during the quarter
amounted to $422.15.
Contracts for supplies for the naxt
quarter were awarded as follows:
Dry goods, shoes, slippers, and mems
wearing apparel, Jesse Sheppard OF
AIiddletown; Queensware, William Law
tom; drugs, N. b. Danfortlh; groceries
F. p. Turner; beef, mutton and veal
Frederick Kienle; bread, III. c. Lawler
The pay roll and bills, amounting X
81, ,102.65, were ordered paid.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Yesterday Governor Tunnell inform-
ed the delegation which waited upon
him in behalf of THE First Delaware
Regiment that he heartily approved OF
the plan and informed the gentlemen
THAT he had investigated The matter and
had written to THE President and 10
Adjutant- GeneraA Corbin about it. Only
yesterday he received a letter from the
President concerning the question OF
mastering out the regiment. Thus II
will be seen that the governor has been
acting. GIe thinks THE regiment Will
be mustered out and the soldiers per-
mitted to return to their homes soon
If favorable word is not received in @
few days Mr.. Knowles will go to Wash
ingbon 10 confer with THE War Depart
ment officials.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
OVERCOME by HEAT.

Gilbert Ash, colored, of Dover, was
overcome by hkat yesterday at the p.
w. and B. railroad station. He had
come to this city to go on the colored
excursion to Atlantic City but had
failed to get here in time so in5snded
TO go home on the 11.OS O'Clock train.
He was taken to the house of somE
friends On Front street.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
RRlANDYWINE RELEASED.

Ne steamer Brandywins, which was
chlsd under q libel filed by Char,es
of Philadelphia, for rum
down the fishing boat Maggie, was
Ased from, the custody Of the United
|es Marshal Of THAT city upon the
L OF a stipulation for $500, the
HINT claimed as damages
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
CHARLES 3. JENKINS DEFAULTS

is SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS WITH
THE ATLAS DREDGING COM
PANY.
Charles E. Jenkins, residing at No.
2019 Delaware avenue, secretary OF the
Atlas Dredging Company, and book
keeper at the Pusey and Jones Com
pany, ls short in his accounts with the
former corporation. The amount Of
the shortage is said to be over $1,100,
and due to high living on Jenkins part.
He Is an Englishman by birth and has
wife and one child.
When interviewed on the subject the
officials OF the Pusey and Jones Com
pany. while intimating that the facts
above narrated we're true, were reticent
on the subject.
Mr.. Jenkins is confined to his home
by illness and DR.. Pyle is in attend
ance.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
op1IGEp mo- sToP WORK.

The heat was so intense yesterday in
the shipyards along the Christiana
river that several workmen were
obliged to stop work Thomas Long, Of
Mt. Salem line, was overcome by heat
at Lowering avenue near lincoln street,
but was soon revived by Dr. Winner.
George Weldon. an employe OF the
Third street car shops. was also over
come by heat and was cent to his
home.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02

tor, II Bayard He.lsel, Albert N. SUIT
ton; representative, Nathan Motherall: /:
assvssOr, Eli c. Mote; inspectors, First
district, JSmes l.. Crossan; Second dis
trict George N. Hill third district,
Obadiah c. Vincent; rOad commission
er, Eiwcod lB Mckee, Thomas Morri-
son; delegates TO state convention, Will
liam B. Cmrinder, Samuel M DonneI,
ChanlCs B. Evans, Eben G. Frazer,
John w Morr.spn; delegates TO county
convention, Char,es II. Cannon, Charles
B. Evans. George d. Medill, James R.
Narshal, Walter II. steel.
Tenth representative district-sen-
ator, r. Bayard Heisel, Albert N. SUIT
ton; representative. Lewis Il. Ellason,
james LeINevre, Artemas Smith; as
SCISSOR. George G. Mcdaniel, William
M. Truss. William A. Vickery; inspec-
tors, First district, William Early;
Second. Denney Smith; Third, John
McGonigal Fourth Edward l. David
son; road commissioners, Samuel b.
Miller, John Jordan, Robert ID. Arm
strong; delegates to state convention,
Andrew NJ. Gallagher, John c. Ma
honey, William Morrison. Edward Nc
Callister, Charles Shrarer; delegates to
county convention, Moses b. Flem-
ming. Frank Dell. Janvier, John II.
Rodney, A. Herman Padberg, Martin
Stapleton.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
CAPTAIN MURPHY Dad
THE NOTED FILIBUsTER QUIETLY
PASSES AWAY IN NEW YORK.

Captain Edward Murphy, who com
manded the Associated Press dispatch
boat Dandy throughout the late war;
died in New York on Wednesday night
of malarial fever. aged SO years.
He was formerly first officer Of the
fibustering steamer Laurada, end
commander Of the fiibustering steamer
Bermuda, and was prosecuted by the
United States Government for his con-
nection with the latter vessel. He had
q seven days trial at Wilmington, snd
was acquitted, Senator Gray defending
him.
Captain Murphy seems to be un
known in New York city, and no trace
of his relatives can be obtained there
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
srABBED I'm THE BACK

nar,es Gresn, co,ored, was taken to
Delaware Hospital yesterday from
County Almshouse, suffering FROM
nife wound i'm the back inflicted
May. 1t was Thought at the time
the cut was not dangerous but
effects set in and am operation
be necessary.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
r1,n 11rApTNC POSTPONED.

Lancellor Nicholson appeared at the
1t House to-day to hear argument
he case of Minnie Harris VS.. Albert
hler. On application of Peter l..
ber. Jr., solicitor for the complain
who said that he was not ready
Eoceed, the case was carried over. to
|September term, which will con-
on the 18th. Both Chancery and
hans Court then adjourned with
[daY.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
nR.ARER An HOMIE.

Iseph Frarer HAS been discharged
y the Homeopathic Hospital and Is
is hl-me near Second and jackson
hts. GHe has been confined in tne
litar for some time past suffering
b the result OF a blow on the head
4 scted by Frank Bradon.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
SANTIAGO SURVIVOR
ohm Kerly Who Was Before
the Cuban City in Town
Aw THE RAISING OF OLD GLORY

HAS BEEN SUFFERING FROM
CUBAN FEWER AND WILL GO TO
|REHOBOTH TO REST.
John Kerry, a member of Company
First INFANTRY, United States Regu-
IS WAS i'm this city yesterday while EN-
. ute from Montaulz Point L. l., to Re
oboth wehkh he expects to regain
5 health after suffering from severe
tack Of Cuban fever, contracted while
{ ffore Santiago.
Mr. Kerby is about 35 years of age
III a native of Delaware having been
3 pm at DUPONT Banks ON the Brandy
( ne.
Pome eight years ago me concluded to
n list in the service of THE regular
81 ny and went to Preside, California,
ere he beeame a member of Com
I by d, First U. S. INFANTRY. Here he
zFved until THE outbreak OF the Span
# 4American war when together with
"a regiment he sailed ON the transport
guranca from Tampa, Florida, fol
ba, on JUNE 10 and landed at Por-
sa.
Mr. Keuly gives some interesting in
mation regarding his stay pn tht
II EARL of the Antilles" Speaking o.
4 seige of Santiago hla says: "Tk
Se who were not present no tru'
8 a of THE state OF affairs can b
med. Might after udgiht we lay be
the beleagured city, upon thls daml
81 und. lit was too hot TO even have +.
ct over you. The mosquitoes ans
pam flies were something awful
led to these was the constant Sing
- Of the Spanish shells above Gu
dis. "a dark spot could be discern
against the bright sky above as II
trail of which came a tiny spec
fire. In a moment a burst of fam
# a loud crack fo.lowsd by the fall
of pieces OF iron indicated tina
tIher one of the Spanish death deal
instruments of war had been sen
1ur midst"
lerly was present at THE surrende
Santiago and was there when th
IS and stripes were fioated over th
Contracting the Cuban fever d
sent home in company with IN
of his regiment ON the steam'
atur H. NIillNr, on which were G.
sons, leaving the island on the nin
nth of this month, and landing ;
quarantine station in New Yor
bor.
s says that while in Cuba Oft timi
ons would be issued by the quarue
ter which were intended to last tlN
but upon which they were con
led to subsist five or six.
e has a months furlOugh and e,
s to spend it in regaining b
lth. His enlistment expires on o
sr 8, when If able, he will Join I'd
w ARTILLERY branch of the service.
then he left for Cuba Kerly weigi
AZ pounds, to-day he tips the seal
20. He HAS the yellow hue so ccu
to persons suffering from fever
his possession Kerly has a caE
e belt taken from a Spanish p-
at Santiago. The belt has spaC
fifty AIauser bullets and WAS oV
full of loaded cartridges when
curTd it. Many have BEEN civ
" as souvenirs. He left 4
bt for the seashore.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
NOTICE.

Will any person who saw collision
between steamer Brandywine and row
boat on Saturday evening, August 20,
1898, send their name to Box b., Even
ing Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02

SPECIAL LOW-RATE EXCURSION
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TO
ATLANTIC CITY, CAPE MAY AND
SEA ISLE CITY. TICKETS TO BE
SOLD SEPTEMBER 3, 4 AND 5, GOOD
TO RETURN UNTIL THE 9TH, AT
RATE OF $500 ROUND TRIP FROM
WILMINGTON
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
luNG PENNINeToN BuRIEp.

le funeral OF Homer M. Pennington
place yesterday afternoon. Ser
were held at his late home, al
Eth and Franklin streets. with in.
lent at Lombardy Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1898-09-02
..wHEN You Have CONRANY"

"WHEN YOU HAVE CUNh7AlNl
You want everything just right, espe-
citlly the butter. Use A. & p. Elgin
Creamery. price this week 2lc) Sold
only by The reat Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Co., S15 Market street
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

kasdego miesisoa. DO sarssd grupy
must wypasosc 90 miesisc. 90 ne
koma nsls4y. R6wnie4 sswisdamia
sic tych braoi grupy 88, kt6rsy y
odlsgli cd Mount Plsant, Pa, Il Ger.
syfkasy doxtorskie " rs.ie ohoroby
o.ionks ME beds prsyjete M mis
siso.nych posied.eniacb, 90 .ossaio
uohwalone IA roosnsm posied.eniu.
Jsasli kt6ry Z braci xaohoruje, ma
sic meldows6 do Zarsadu grupy, ME
tax jak dotyoho.as paru . braoi robi.
20. IL ME paaoili diva lub trsy miesia
os podssk6w. a posem pr.ysyiali Ger
ty6sat cd doktora, il byli ohorsy !
asdsli, ably i'm wypiaoic wsparcis
sS.oo.... Tax Zsr.sd gr. SO prosi
brsoi. aby sic kaady uisoii ma POI
roosnem Posiedseniu I dlugu, . kto
sic ME uisoi Re swoioh .aleslosci be
dsis suspendowany. Mic mas. Wy
jstku cry starry brat lub mlody, kat
dy must P&aoic swoje podstki. Ig
Mietus, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

missta blisko 10 lat tsmu. Otrsy.
nawssy sajecis y zakaadsis ogrod-
nicsym h. Smitha praoowsi tam
Pr.s. trsy lasa. pocssm prseni6sa sie
M posade ogrodnika | nsdsorcy oisp-
larni " parku Johna Bulls, ma kt6rsj
to posadxis posostawai do ohwili n.
mianowania 60 pr.ez rade misjsk,
Experimentation park6w miej.
skich".
Mkt mo4e niema - podobno -
lyle sasiugi " powieksseniu / upiek.
sssniu nassyoh oieplarni 1 park6w,
jsk p. Cukienki".
To % slowa dsiennika ,,Evsninp
POST. z n~aszej strony dodamy, as
1nsjsc wysokis faOhowe wyksstaloe.
mic nassego rodaka l jego sdolnosoi,
nsj.upeaniej jestssmy pewni. as M
obeonsm SVEN, wybitnsm stanowis.
ku, p. Cukierski bedzie tylko chlubs
ola oaaego og6au polskisgo " Grand
Rapids. j. ".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
z ~Brooklyna, N. Y.
TOandrzasf,oo noIeE

<otco1SySe0O pOtef.
T~owsr.ystwo Cor Korony Polskiej
" Brooklynis, N. Y, kt6re sic TOR.
ganisowalo dnia 10 styo.nia 1897 T.
roswija sie bari.o pieknie; ms jua
spory kspitalik " banku oszcsed-
noici i wkr6toe utworzy benefit "
ohorobis 1 pcsniertny.
Towarsystwo to wxrasta tax, gdya
prxecie4 sauna nsswa tax sslachetna
! narodowa, nssss n. polki I oheoi,
pooisga. Gdy sic wspomni o Koro.
ME Polski, to sie ssroe raduje kat.
diego c.lowieka, tenn bard.isj ma,
swisskowo6w, DO T~owsr.ystwo 70
jss.o.s pr.ed sorgani.owanism sic
.ebralo ladns sumke pienied.y mie.
dsy sobs ! possalo takowa do Zwis..
ku Mar. Polskiego " Chicago. jake
ofisre ma nass kochany i drogi kat.
dsmu swis.kowoowi s.tandar, kt6ry
PrsyPomins Wv. N. P. I ossej polonji
tutaj " tel pr.ybranej nas,ej Oh.
o1Jzaie, pr.yss}s nas.a Ojo.y.ne
A satsm koohani bracia .~wia,kowcy
" Brooklynie ! okolicy, powinnisoie
namawiac vase tony lob siostry, by
do ssgo Tow. Cor Korony Polskiej
wstepowaly; ME powinno aadnsgc
zwiaskowca tony " MEM brakowac
Wstep tax bajeo.uie niski i podsteh
miesieo.ny tax maay. .e powinns
kaada polka do tego Towsr.ystws
nAlsAee. Tow. to, Jest prawd.iwis
polskie ! popisra ws.ys.ko to 90 pol.
skie.
Posiedssnia odbywajs sic co dru-
q nied.iele missisoa, " o.ytslni
polskisj, p. n. POI Bedford ul., o 4
god.inie pc poludniu. Interesantki
moga sic tam sgiosic, Tub do sekre.
tarki, pant st. Kameli, p. n. Al Mas
peth ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
A satsm, Mech syjs Cory Korony
Polskiej " Brooklynis, N. Y!
Mech ayja ZwisskowoyiZw. Mar.
Z,Oiqzkoaciec. gr. IL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
JURISPRUDENCE ,,zGODY"'
z st. Louis, No.
Piknik ma pomnit KoScixszki
Skdrb NarodoUy.

Piknik ma pomniI KoSciuszei I
Skdr6 Narodoscy.
"a porozumieniem grup .wis.ko.
wyoh ! Kolka Dramatyo.nego Fred
TO. komitst delsgacyjny ur.sdsa
piknik, dnia 10 ozerwca T. b. ~ Rim
ksls-Grove Parku, na povyas.e oele.
Prssto prosimy was kochani rodaoy
o poparois tax w,nioslsj sprawy jak
Skarb narodowy I pomnik Kosoiuss.
ri. Rodacy. ME wypada " lyle po-
sosta6 / ME doloay6 ohoSby jsdnej
cegieiki do pomniks bohatsrowi .
pod Raciawic. q Il mysla .apras.a.
my was, przybsdz,ie ws.yscy M ten
piknik I pokaaoie .escie prawd.iwi
polacy, q Bog nam ~dopomoAe, Ae
nas.a Polska rag kisdyf wolns be-
dsie.
Piknik rospoornie sic o drugiej
god.inie po poiudniu. Komitet do
fozy vszelkich starah, aasby gosoie
{. j. p~ublioznosc jaknajlepiej sic Ia
bawila. w tym parku .nsjduje sic
wspanisls hala do tahcow, " rasie
wieo niepogody moana sic tam saba.
vic. franklin ave. trsmwsj dooho.
dsi wprost do psrku, . inns koleje
daja transfer, kt6ry nsleay .aAadac
cd konduktora.
". Kehski, sekr. komitetu.
Wssystkie osasopiama upras.a sic
przsdrukowanie powyas.ej odss.
Wy.
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z Grand Rapids, Mich.
Zdszczukne sk0nOacisEo.

q przyjsmnosois ohwytam IA pi6
TO, by donies6 Wan koohani brAois
wiadomosc o wybor.e naszego brsts
polaks, swiszkowoa, ma su~perinten.
denta park6w miasta Or. Rapids.
Ur.ad takowy " misscie nas.em
dotsd ME istnia', sprawy psrk6w by.
~ prowad.one przsz komitet par.
k6w, ~skladsjacy sic . tr.ech radnych
miasta ! ogrodnika miastowsgo oh.
Wacaawa Cukierskisgo; ale to " os.
tatnicb sisdmiu lataoh park nasze
zostaiy z~nacznie powiekssone upiek.
szone, .atem rada miejska postanowi.
Ia obrad ma superintendent psrk6w,
czlowisks, ktoryby rozumiai ten
ur.sd w~ypeinic. Zatem kilkunsstu
politykier6w staraio sic dosta6 ows
posade rolityosnis, leo. bard.o vie
Ia starannyoh obywassli miasta Kill
kakrotnie = Gale siis pr.edstawiaio
Pc g~azetsob, by obrac oiiowieka IA
ohowego {. j. miejskiego ogrodnika,
90 sic tea stafo, DO rads misjska IA
mianowaia jednogiosnis Wsoiaws
Cukierskiego superintsodsntsm par.
k6w miejskich. Kr6tko po wyborss
tym, szesciu polak6w ssras dostalo
sstrudnienie W psrksoh po sl.75
dsiennie p6zoiej ! wiecej ~jsssoze
bed.ie sstrudnionyoh.
Angielskie garety naszs rospisujs
sic obszsrnie, . bsrizo pochlebnie o
nassym nowym superinssndsnoie par.
k6w, ! tax nap. Evening Post" pi.
sse: .Waclaw Cukierski vie 90 mo
wi,igdy rosprawis o parkaoh publios
nyoh ! Grand Rapids jest ssosesli-
We, Ae ma tskiego osiowieks "a So.
perintsndonts psrk6w. Ojoisc jego
byi ogrodnikiem " Polsoe, q syn wy
wsrod psrk6w l kwistow,
.yoie swoje poswiecis ssudJom mad
botauiks ! ogrodniotwsm".
VI rodzony " Posnsniu, jest pol.
skiej nsrodowosoi 1 m6wi paynnie 20
sngielsku ! nismisoku. w
ss~ssnsstym roku tycis wstspii do
rolnicsej " Etfurois M wy
dsias ogrodniosy, kt6ry ukohosyi 20
trsech lssaoh ! stsmtsd udsi sic do
Berlins, gdsie prses diva lsss prsoo
val " psrksch ! ogrodsoh miejskiob,
rsstosowujsc v. prastyos wisdomoSci
seoretycsne nabyte " sskols.
Pan Cokierski prsybyi do nsssego
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Rasem $18.b4.

j. KoIecki, sskr. gr. 1S4.
North Amboy, N. J. 20 maja 1893
Dnia 10 maja rb. gr. 4l9 miala
sw6j Pierwssy Bal . prsy kohou to.
60 - iniojatyws p. J6zefa La,kow
skiego skolsktowsno ma Skarb Ma.
rodowy, jak p~oni.ej:
Josef Laskowski 25 Q. 1. Sawicki
10. Adam Wod1ihski 2, Stan. Las.
kowski 8. K~onstanty S.o.epankow
ski B, Josef Borkowski 8, J6zei
Szmyt 5, Alex. Laskow,ki s, Jan
G1owi6ski 5, Plis.ko 5, p. Ko.iow.
ska 5. J6.ef Ko.iowski 5. Jan &c
sioki B, Jan Jankowski 5. S,l.fxa 5,
prof. Zielihski 3. Marcel Glinka 1,
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Inui dali po oenoie . o.ego ssbrala
sic sums 81 Is. kt6rs oh. 1. Lsskow.
ski obowiszany jest odssla6 do Ko.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

Chcieli amputOwaG. Camden,
N. j., % etyc.nia, 1897 r. Kocha.
ny DoktorIe Fahrney, Chicago, Ills
W roku 1895 p. Fryderyk Talman,
misszkajsoy p. n. 527 Mechanic nj,
Camden, N. j., .ran!l sobie tax O
kropn'e rsmie mas.yny prsy pra
cy. zs doktor.y rad.ili mu, atsby
dai sobie rsmie ujat. Jednakowoa
ME bard.o cbesnie obc'ai ma to pr.y.
stac.
Pres pewnyoh .najomyoh, dowie.
dsiat sic o ORA Piotra Gomoso / Ole.
10 oryli hnimenois poo.st js uAy
vac. Pan Talman .uayi 8 butalek
Olsjo osyli linimentu | dwie butelki
GomoIo stosownie do pr.episu to.
ra' jsgo ramie jest sagojons .upei.
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