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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
CAN'T SELL ASSAY OFFICE
eHEASrF ~ EsJaIxED Ev GOVERN
MEsT-s LANDLORD.
William Jasu%s faEfsfs pon = SALE
al The Hsssdsnx Iazsr y Mortgage
Made by r. ". pss&~h. ths owner
stay Of Execution II H~ss~sted-

TIE threat ~ gneys~ Eoyer - sell TIE
Esa.sss assay osgsee h.zsAsazg SGT cser sss
n1aas n cssss 4ssaysr Tanx snz rs c9ag
ssa,eeefs&fes was tA@ eauze wss1cs ed 70
tie fs..g q aa frsarsesfa1 suss 10 fae 81
xsagtss eoss-e Fsseasesy. Tsogxsss ". fr1sGE,
W. Ear ts&sss IKE hEa<iax 70 fae CEffsss
D&&.ss go@sF-sasersf. IS tsss Elsgnrlr ta ne
sss. Tfse 8efenaan*s ere sae sz9efs~ aEe
Tgsssf1 sssass, wssso baa fsgeosGsee 8 ss3re-
gags spon fsae ssssesty. Tns sai# ssa
to have s&en made yegseF1sy. bit ~as
gsest s-s1eg sses.s1ag fae sessrzsssaf5oa q .tas
sr5sse1sss ssst-
I. n statss ~ very saac authority that
sfsere is 10 danger ~ sfss government Dr.
fne eorngelss6 70 vaAass sts aasay of1ee.
xsr. E,raseh yesterday stasse fs4si II he
s445s rot asyfaln sbs stsS n execution for
witch BE eas fighting 30 N1s+ pay TIE
ss1gfneBt ard set James rn.na a. rect It's
injunction proceedings STE Ia fast 3 e9H-
sEnaassoss q tie little 9lfaessisy which arose
las 54sg a-AeE sbs gDgerangss4f GfsleGrs
fossng that the property they nae jesss5
Sas rsaFtgsgea af4 ftMt tfas nsgsfasg4 has
teer toreetDsets ~ gtaas time ffaay were
sge fnat ffs@ Sessa wsg pggt9sts1.
II appears ffgH TIE papefs IN the injins~
Ton eslst that The mortgage from SIR
jf9srn to james aaA 9rsg1nsHy Tor about
4.9s. II was ftF#eloaeg ssst November
ed judgment for y. iI5,sa eRtefeG. Mr.,
pf0nes RsyD befsd ard appealed the ease
10 sse supreme eot!rt Thai eouT. on jay
I affirmed the judgment and sent II back
to stls superior court for further Dfoefea~
iysss IN "a he F4sg Ia
% the property Ioss 2 ard T. In block o..
OF TeFry's First addition. On August ~
the sl1sfin made a levy apoH ffs property
aid advertised II for gale 80 yesterday.
A f*H days ago. according 10 ihe state
Tueni made by Judge Richard Wins8r, The
sherin~s attorney, MF. Irogeh requested
from The Sheriff ID stay Of proceedings and
offeresf "a bond far double the amount %
file judgment. signed bY Griffith Davies
and wife and Charles frosen Acting on
Judge Wirsos's aavics. The sheriff Refused
% postpone the sails. 1t yas Judge Wiz
sos's opinion that aside from The fact thas
there asFe technical asfsstg in the prot
fereS bond, Mf. Prosea had been granted
cFas stay Of Ear more than six months, ana
The iaw DID Bot Contemplate two ouch
Efays.
A:. Proseh says that he has been ad-
viae6 by E.s lawyer sbat ne lie entitled "
the asg months stay asked for. on TIE
EsoaisS that The judgment AZ Il now asansa
t. = tex judgment fnola the supreme court
THE Judgment IL Il, described IL the IT,
Junction complaint Judge Wiser says y
Is the eane Old judgment. neyershelsss
The right u n dsfenAs, M 60 further stay
OF 81 semsttsfa1s 5siagaasfss Is therefore IN
v9iye6 III the sIs,. The question has never
bsfa d9eiasG In the cogaEik II t1ss state.
Judge sylnsof rays.
J0Gge 5ae9hs vii hear tie application
for u temporary in3aBef.on On next satuF-
Aav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

most instantly. Cunningham then turned
on Mira Worcester an! shot her n tie
small Of the back. inficting q very danger
Gus wound. Miss Worcester started to run
up Main street. when Cunningham fred
three shots a. her. pursuing closely. When
opposite the Las. Chance saloon she ran in
and MD beneath a billiard table
Cunningham entered the saloon and
bran9!Saed his weapon in the face Of .hs
men gathered there, Who feared 20 gra D.
pie with hin. He went out the back door
and INTO the Great Eastern hotel by the
rear entrance rushed Up 20 Mrs. johnson,
wife CT the proprietor. pressed the pistol
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
Another STRANGER,

One = ise st~aaeest gl@h ever seer Ct thls
coast "a II f~oaxsst % Seattle Yesterday w
tse schooner Twe nrcseeYs. x was a SIN
a>a. species sa53 ~ - found 81 &C waters
ta.t 'as East ,n2la1 sass he IseI sg4. II =
esl aAy % Tire Ma3aesr aseaT s5e of tAe
stsz canal Tt.s was evidently 4 tramp
n3efsaatr and swasa &ers@ fhe Pacific. It
Was trft at Frank D3pa~t's narl.e, IN
Ye+'eF sFaafs. ws}erf :r re afternoon. 4
~ss sgSg'ertss. ~ m4aF z5tore
TIE sssa "a assat ARE. t.et !ars. csxh.
'ae5es - an3 tzeeatT II aes thsck. e a
E~aE ea3a~ sportea VIA a.ark II has 10
seeie< s:1G gains - q single aoat!ma.
es.se* -. Il weighs sseyeasy gcssifsss A
n'49aSsr = 9its fishermen say sf l. tee first
So tnen ever seer aa fGe Coast TIE Two
Bras hers hTeUeht a Il .'sa} psYsrds AZ hall
Aat T#sr CalaHesk Hges- caUgbt ~ gae l>sne
f9aEjsys hanks. waeTe The S1aasa "a,
ssa-Sas ~ o. q set naok.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

VANCOUVER, 3. G. Sept IA dense
fog Is over the sea today. Several srraa!!
vessels ran aground Oh the coast at low
tide, but little damage was done. The
E1ost Of them f3oated at high tide. The
tug Lorne wa7 Coming In with tbs Aulers-
ran ships kenne1ec and Seminole IN tow
when The fog was at lis rhlckest. Tha
haaae5ec ran aground at ire eatranc. 10
the har5or. but iloated of nine hours later.
not damaged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1-.-An order was
issued today ~ First Assistant Postmas-
ter Heath which authorized posi- masters
II asssle money orders payable az their own
Offices This practice has not heretofore
heea allowed ard the new departure Is for
the accommodation of people who. not
having an account with a bank, desire 20
follow this economical and absolutely safe
method IN payment of bills, etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
MRS. DAVIS SHOWED 4 Gun.
Badly Scared Robber Drops From I'll
Railroad Train

ST. PAIL. Sept. IT-While the wife IF
Senator Cuzhman *. Davis. 81 this ,.t,y
was returning from the Pacific coast. a
robber climbed on the truss re4s as the
train was leaving Giyndon, MINI. ana at
tempted 20 crawl through the window !nto
2 stateroorn which she was occupying
Mrs. Davis warned MIN away ard the
fellow made some Threatening remarks. In
an open satcheI On ebe seat Mrs Davis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

OtsH Says lie II Entitled 10 = Coma
ntwsfou on a kIoudfke Deal.

IT. G. o'&e!l yesterday brought suit
against Thomas Peikey, well known
KIonGlke miner, TO recover $3.50 alleged
20 be due as 81 commission on the sale -
mining claims No III abggs on Bonanza /;
Ma. above ON Eldora5o. aSa Nos. and 8
on tie left fork Of Lucky creek, al n ta>
klonatke mining district D&el alleges
that the claims were Nol4 iy PeIkey him
self. but that II vas agreed taat In con-
sldsratlon 81 his services ne should have
10 per cent o. the sale price. $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

seattle Cedar Lumber Company
Awarded ua images.

The Seatf.s Cedar Lumber Company
Will receive 1850 for iFe damages to Is
done 10 Is mile at Ballard b. The build
lng Of the North canal from Lake " ASH
5gton through Salmon bay 20 the Sound.
III the fiRbt-of-1sy condemnation suits
yesterday Judge Fenson's jury hrouga, In
a SCALED verdict for that amount The
county was willing to allow about sl5. @a
The company wanted about double that
amount.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

DIR. JOHN HALL DEAD,
For Thirty Years Pastor of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church.

BELFAST. ireland Sept. G--T3e Rev.
DR.. John Hail. Of New York. died this
iDotfsng at Danger. County Down. Dr.
Hail ass ga his annual visit 70 Europe. Ills
died az mis- sisters residence. HIS health
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
EXCURSION!

):
! Tickets for the post-IuteIlf. ;
Z gencer's big excursion to the
. state fair at North Yakima On :.
Z: seattle day, Thursday. sept. 20,
= were placed on sale in the .
= business office of this puper
, yesterday. The fare for the I
Z round trip Is only STA cheap !
? or rate than was ever offered {
s before. and than viii perhaps :.
ever be offered again.
j :.
- lAN7 AAA@ .
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MORAN BROS. COMPANY,
Shipbuilders.
YUKON RIVER STEAMEES,

had revolver. She thrust tina. into Ii.
robbers face. and he dropped % II.
ground. The fellow suffered aou.s bruises
but was not seriously injured
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Whether he gets what he
wants and pays for, depends
q little on the maker but
more on the dealer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

You will get value for your
money from us.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-13

Delicate children! VIVA.
a source of anxiety they arc
The parents wish them
! hearty and strong, but they
keep thin and pale.
To all these delicate chill
dren SCOTS Emulsion Of
S God-liver Oil with Hypo-
PhosPhites comes with the
best of news.
\ 1t brings rich blood.
strong bones, healthy nerves,
and sound digestion. 1t is
growth and prosperity to
NO matter how delicate
the child, it is readily taken.
SOC. and sr.oo, all druggists.
'Co4I BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-13

Doubtless judging by what appear
ed IN the Territorial Enterprise ant
other organs of the gold party, a de-
tertnlned effort will be made. this
year TO defeat aud disrupt the Silver
party by dividing its members, but
'here IS no reasons for believing that
the effort will be successful. If those
VINO favor bimetalism and the restora-
non OF silver to its historic place as q
money metal and the delivery of the
country from the grasp of the gold
'iuSt and the numerous other trusts
which are strangling il, will ,1n;te
against the common enemy and short
defiance at Hanna, his millions .ra
MS min'ons, Nevada will roll I'D as
large a majority for Silver in 1908 &c
II did 1892, 1894 and 1896.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-13
FREE PAPER ERV

Last Sunday morning Carson wa.
flooded with copies of the APPEAL
The same distribution will be made
to-day and SO on, until further notice
The counties OF Douglas and Ivo,
were covered in the same wav and .
portion of Washoe.
The object of this is to reach -
bers OF families who do not take -,
paper except those published in San
Francisco, and many who do not tal,a
any paper at all. We desire TO nreooh
to the people in the vicinity of Carson
d sermon every Sunday mornino ~,
the advantages of spending ones
money IN the section of the oo,n.
'hat gives YOU a living. We d;stri-
'"oe 1000 copies Of the APPEAL free
every Sunday in order that VIC
Increase the size of our congregation.
Inc people IN this vicinity have bee,
asleep for the past twenty wears and
pilhd as bats to their own interests
lhey are sending enough money
away every year to make a Drosner-
Gus community and they are doing it
perslstently, blindly and stubbornlv
and ike the miserable clans they
are, they wonder why the country
doe not prosper and why none is
not more plenty.
There is scarcely anything that one
needs to eat drink wear or use that
cannot be purchased at reasonable
II ures IN the city of Carson or in tbe
country surrounding it. With the
rich agricultural country surround
ing us there is absolutely no neces-
s1ty OF ever buying a pound Of bacon
or am or salt pork any further away
nan twenty miles, and vet no less
100, 900 pounds is shipped everv
year into Carson for which we nav
me highest cash rates and everv dol
lar OF that money goes out of the :,
community never to return. Now .
suppose that money went into y
la'on' Carson or Washoe valleys to
lie anche there, wouldn t most Of :
come back into Carson to make \
me- better here9 No man of intel =
lgence will deny this, vet the rancher y
rives his pigs into Carson and sells
hem at four cents in the hoof and :
axes back Illinois ham. that costs
I'LL 10 cents per pound. The rancler -
no continually does this ought 70
0 and bat his head against a wall
l'li ne gets Solne sense into it. I
But he will argue that when he l
'res nam and bacon the Carson con- {
'mef Will not buy it. This is quite =
ne Tor the Carson consumer is 4
.ually blind to his own interaO+ -
Ills can De easily renedled. Cure .
'ur bacon and brand it Chicago and l
Will sell all right in Carson and -
,ep on branding it that wav until .
E community gets to like the taste {
nome cured bacon, and then the q
Will come when it can be branded e
IN the words "Nevada Cured" and
IL sell IN this section of the
antry. The APPEAL, proposes to
gin a campaign of education and -
wants the cooperation of the Dro-
GERS and consumers.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-08-06

oevoir en- plein yisage un soutfie
chaud charge d'odeurs capiteuses.
Pardon, demanda-t-il, Nine
Serraval est a la maison?
L'ouvriere, ramassant dams sa ju-
pc ses ciseaux ct ses echeveauz de
FL, s'etait levee ct devisageait GU
rieusement le nouveau venu.
Madame est la-haut, repondit-
ellie, ct tres occupee pour lie mo-
ment... Dependant. monsieur, je
vais Ia prevenir...
-Je prefere la prevenir moi-me-
me. repliqua-t-il en- souriant, je suis
son fls.
All!
La jeune femme SQUIRT a son tour,
salua ct coula vers son interlocu-
teur un caressant regard.
Madame ne vous attendait gu a
midi, monsieur. Ellie est en- train
d'arranger votre chambre.
Tres bien, en- ce cas- je vais
monter au second.
Apres avoir je.e un dernier coup
d'nil intrigue sur rouvriere qui Sc
TAFT rassie, Jean gravit rapidement
lescalier ct s'arreta sur le sueil d'u-
ne chambre ouverte:
-Maman! s'ecria-t-il.
All! mon Jean!
Nine Serraval, lachant les feurs
don't ellie garnissait un vase, s'elan-
Gait vers son fills ct l'embrassait.
Tres vive, malgre un commence
ment dembonpoint, 10 mere de
Jean await dn etre fort belle autre-
fois. Ses traits fanes premature
ment, sa bouche ct son nez dun
o0SSiu otCS put Soh rs SoAo oAho O
BILE gardaient encore des traces de
cette beaute que les chagrins do
mestiques avaient trop vite alteree.
Sur son visage encadre de bandeaux
dun qlond cendre. on lisait tout IN
poeme de resignation ct de tristes-
Sc courageusement voilee. Les yeux
bruins. limpides ct doux, brillaient
dun eclat attendri, mais les paupie-
res gonfaes etaient meurtries comme
celles dune femme qui beaucoup
pleure. Sa figure await un touchant
caractere de noblesse et. de bonte.
Son secret chagrin etait masque par
un sourire indulgent. Une profon-
de pitie, une intime force morale
lui donnaient la grace de rester
bienveillante ct amene envers tous,
malgre les amertumes don't l'abreu-
vait un mari juponnier ct coureur.
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NUMERO132.

-Tu vols, dit-elle a Jean, entire
deux baisers, jachevais de fleurir
ia chambre quand tu ma surprise,
mais c'est une bonne SURPRISE. Je
suis 81 heureuse de te revoir ct de
te garder un bon bout de temps L..
Maintenant que te VOLTA docteur, tn
resteras bien quelques mois avec
nous?
Tout le temps que tu vondras,
maman!... Je ne suis pas presse de
redevenir un citadin ct j'ai besoin
de vivre pres de tot. en- plein air,
CONNIE un vrai campagnard... Aus
81 j'ai ramene avec moi tous mes
bagages ct j'ai fait mes adieux q
Grenoble.
Nine Serraval attira son fills vers
un divan on lis sassirent epaule
contre epaule, puis ellie linterrogea
avec une sollicitude vaguement in
quiete
Tout s'est bien passe la-basr
Tu as quite Grenoble sans y rien
regretter... sans avcir rien d te re-
procher?
Sans regrets ct sans remords,
repondit-il en- RANT. j'y al meme
acquis une forte dose de sagesse.
-Tant mieux, mon ami !; je vols
avec reconnaissance que le bon
Dieu a exauce mes prieres de cha
que jour-.
Mon pere va bien2
Tres bien.. Nine Serraval
etouffa un soupir.
IL est sen tribunal, ct tn ne
fembrasseras que ce soir. Sill await
preyu que tn nous arriverais de si
bonneheure, il Sc serait fait sup
pleer... Mais nous ne t'attendions
pas avant midi.
-Oni, c'est ce que ma dit una
ouvriere qui travaille en- bas.
-Philomene Balmette...
-Qu'eat-ce que cette Philomene2 ?
Ellie ne trayaillait pas lei Pan der
nier...
ANDRE THEuR1Er,
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An ponton de Menthon-Saint-Ber-
nard, Jean Serraval quitta le bateau
d'Annecy. Il chargea le ponton-
nier de voiturer ses bagages. puis,
tournant le dos au lac. il prit tra-
vers pres nn sentier qui debouche
sur la route de Mention a Talloi-
res. II gravissait allegrement Ia
montee bordee de vignes ct humait
d pleines marines l'air matinal.
-Quel beau pays que le mien I
songeait-il. tandis que ses regards
admiratifs renouvelaient connais-
sance avec le paysage.
Sur So gauche. les hautes roches
dentelees du Lanfont laissaient en-.
core dams une ombre fraiche les
pentes boisees, les vignobles ct Ia
route; q droite, par dessus les ver-
dures moutonnantes du Roc-de-
Chere. la montague d'Entrevernes
dressait en- raccourci son grand
cone lumineux au long duquel des
aocons de vapeur Sc frolaient COM
me des caresses. Avec une hate
affairee un ruisselet courait vers lie
fond dune etroite combe qui, peu
q peu, s'echancrait mollement ct de-
couvrait entire des fouillis d'arbres
un coin azure du lac d'Annecy. LIE
fer elan des montagnes vers le
ciel limpide poussait Pesprit a dem
thousiastes envolees !; la fuyante
apparition du lac suggerait l'idee
d'amoureux voyages dams le bleu !;
mails quand les yeux Sc reposaient
sur les pres bas, sur les noyers d'ou
surgissait un toit brun, un senti-
ment de qaiete possie domestique
rejouissait le cnur.
On etait au commencement de
mai. Les cerisiers, tres nombreux
en- ce repli de la montague savoyar-
de, semblaient d'enormes bouquets
blancs les haies etaient CONNIE
brodees par la neigeuse guipure
des aubepines epanouies, ct l'herbe
des pres s'etoilait ca ct Ia de laiteu-
ses margnerites. Jean Serraval re-
cevait de toutes ces chooses une i'm
preston de virginale tendresse qui
le reportait au temps de So premie-
re jeunesse. l'epoque irretrouva-
bic on les emotions gardent je ne
sais quel pudique veloute, on le son
dun piano au fond dune solitaire
rue de province eveille de romanes-
ques reves d'amour, ou le sourire
dune ieune file entrant an bal suf-
ft pour vous Hummer tonte Ia
journee du lendemain. Bien quill
cut peine vingt-six ans, Jean Sc
sentait rajeuni ct renouvele par ces
printanieres emanations du sol ma
tai. Ses clairs yeux conleur noiset-
te etaient imbibes dune joie enfan-
tine sous de fines moustaches cha
taines, ses lesres souriantes SOU
vraient pour deguster la saveur de
terror eparse dams le vent. II await
enleve son chapeau de feutre pour
liyrer plus complement sa tete
nue. aux baisers de Get air VII qui
lui sonhaitait la bienvenue ses
abondants cheveux bruins frisson-
naient sous la brise /; sa taille svel-
te ct robuste SO redressait il ou-
bliait les fatigues de toute une mutt
passee en- chemin de fer. Dun pas
elastique il Sc hatait vers la maison
oa 50 famille sejournait pendant les
mois d'ete. ct qui Sc dressait i mi
cote, 4 fentree du village dea Char
vines.
Le pere dc jean. N. Marius
6errsval, anoien avocat ! Chamb6ry,
nomm6 juge 81 tribunal d.Anneey
sprau rannsxation. svait spouss en-
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se.ses Of the Blood and Nerves.

Diseases OF the Blood and Nerves.
No one need suffer with neuralgia This
disease is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease of
the blood, nerves and stomach. chronic or
otherwise, succumbs to Browns Iron Bit
ters. known and used for nearly quarter
of century, it stands to-day foremost among
our most valued remedies. For sale by
ALL DEALERS.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-08-06

Romans, HlstoIres, voyages, etc.
Announcement S. 40 par an;
Six mois $3.50.
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notamment Paul Bourget, Francois Coppee de
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A Continuer.
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na ziemi amerykahskiej.

narodowej m ziemi amerykahskiej.
8. Obowiazkiem Komitetu Prosb
i zaaaleh jest starac sic o to, by
wszelkie IMPROVEMENTS zaohodza-
ce miedzy czaonkami Wv. N. P.
urzedami grup i gmin etc. zalat-
wiane byiy przez sadly polubowne
tel miejscowosoi, z kt6rej skarga
wysz&a; W razie niemoanosci zalat-
vienna sprawy ma drodze polubow-
nej, komitet starac sic ma, ably przy-
przynajmiej oPinje grup danej miej-
soowosci s3uzyly Ia podstawe do
rozPatrzenia sprawy i to zar6wno
opinje przychylne jak j nieprzychyl-
ne sprawie j stronom.
6. wyroki Komitetu Prosb i Ia
zaleh maja bye motywowane i opar-
te ma konstytucji Wv. N. P. oraz ma
prawach zwyczajowych i krajowych
o lie wszystkie te wzgledy pogodzic
sic dadza.
z. wyroki Komisetu Prosb i "a.
aaleh maja bye obowiazujaca ola obu
stron a takAe ola Zarzadu Cent?. z.
N. P. oraz ola wszelkich innych
w1adz zwiazkowych, a vice ola "a
rzadow grup, gmin j t. d.
8. Apelacja cd wyrok6w Komite-
tn Prosb j Zazaleh do naJbliAszego
Sejmu jest dopuszczalna, ale jedy.
ME wtedy gdy jeden Z czlonk6w te.
go Komitetu albo tez Cenzor Wv.
takowa Sejmowi poleci do rozstrzyg-
Nicola.
8. Koszta powstale z czynnosci
Komitetu Prosb i Zaaaleh ponosza
strony wed}ug wyroku tegoa komi-
tetu.
10. Komitet ma prawo aada6 cd
stron, ably takowe pred rozpatrze-
MEM sprawy zlozyly deklaracje pis-
mienna, ze zastosuja sic do wyroku
pod kaadym wzgledem, a wieo CO j
do op}acenia koszt6w, a takze, ably
zaozyiy stosowne ~poreczenie wedlug
wymagah Komitetu.
Osoby majace zamiar zamiar wnie-
sienna sprawy pred Komitet Prosb
Za4aleh, winny sic z~astosowa6 do
P~owyaszych uchwaa, przez CO oszcze-
dza nam i sobie czasu i usuna niepo-
rozumienia.
Il braniem pozdrowieniem
W imieniu komitetu P. i u.
K. B. CzarnieckH sekr.,
574 Dickson ul., Chicago, Ill.