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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
BURGLAR AS HAMMER.
Muscular Woman Dents Walls With
His Body.

New York, Sept. 27.-As soon as A.
Cohen, burglar, gets out of Jail he is
going to hustle to a policy shop and
play all the combinations he can make
out of No. ITO West One Hundred and
Tenth street. 1t was in this house that
A. Cohen met a Waterloo and Bull Run
combined, and at the hands of Wo-
man. Mrs. A. V. Berry discovered him
in her apartments, and after mopping
the floor and putting dents in the wall
with his person, she took his left ear
i'll her right hand and dragged him to
the police station
Mrs. Berry is in the heavyweight
class. She practices with Indian clubs,
and never asks any assistance in carry
ing a, stove. Taking her little baby, she
went shopping yesterday. On her re-
turn she found A Cohen busily engaged
in trying to make her fiat look like
vacant house.
The woman was somewhat astonished
but she wasted no time calling for help.
She placed her baby, on the bed, rolled
up her sleeves and started in the direc-
ton of A. Cohen, who fed. He tried
to get out by way of the fire escape,
but Mrs, Berry caught him and yanked
him toward her. Then she clasped her
fingers around his throat with such
force that he will have ingroWing whis-
face was black and his tongue was
hanging out, Mrs. Berry heaved him
into a corner and took a survey Of the
house.
She found that A. Cohen had packed
up her husbands overcoat and a. suit
of his clothes, a camera, silverware,
jeWelry and various other articleS-a1-
most enough to make wagon load.
After satisfying herself that the entire
booty was spread out on the floor she
resumed her attentions to A. Cohen.
who was showing signs Of life
He saw her coming, and ran through
the fiat, catching Mrs. Berry's Indian
clubs in his flight. Armed with these
he stood in a corner and threatened to
knock her head off. Mrs. Berry walked
right up to him, took the Indian clubs
out of his hands and threw them away.
Getting a good grasp on the neckband
of his shirt, she went through some
calisthenic exercises, using A Cohen
as something to swing.
She counted "One-tWo-three-fou
and every time she counted A. Co
hen struck somewhere. Such violent
action was too much for the neckband
of A. COhen's shirt, which gave way
eventually and allowed him to shoot
across the kitchen, describing a graceful
parabOla in his flight.
'I'n give you 81 If you'll let me CO."
gasped A. Cohen.
In reply, Mrs. Berry picked him up,
carried him out in the hall and threw
him and threw him down. another flight
to the basement where she turned him
over to the janitor, who locked him in a
coal bin.
Mrs. Barry went up to her fiat and
attended to her baby, who was crying.
When the little one was quiet she
donned her bonnet, took the child on
her left arm and went down after A.
Cohen whom she persuaded forcibly to
visit the police station.
'I might have knowed a. house num-
bered 40 on One Hundred and Tenth
street was hoodooed" said A. Cohen
to the sergeant, but say, there's
great bunch of numbers to hgger gigs
Ol1tta.' -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
COXEY'S SHOW STRANDED.
Rain and Robbers Put the Common
wealers in Bad Shape.

Hartford City, Ind. Sept. 27.-Jesse
COxey's circus, known as the Norton
Jones show, is again stranded. Wednes-
day the show arrived here from Marion
for a one-night stand.
Before the show opened some one
stole 500 tickets and they were distrib-
uted about the city. These, together
with a great number of complimentary
les, almost filed the tent with free
patrons. The show decided to remain
Thursday, but it poured rain and the
attendance was not large enough to
justify a performance. They expert
enced the same difficulty Friday and
they are now here stranded.
General J. S. Coxey of commonweaI
fame, and father of Jesse, was teIe-
graphed and arrived. Sunday he delfv-
cred a lecture on noninterest- bearing
bonds and good roads under the circus
tent and by this means raised money
to put the show on it's feet again.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
FAITHFUL TO A CONVICT.
Newspaper Woman Commits Suicide
Failed to Aid Her Husband


Columbus, O., Sept. 27.-Convict J.
and Louise Bower, who has been known
here for the last two years as news
paper writer, a corpse at St. Francis
hospital, as the result OF the attempt
of convicts Powell and Francis Elmer
son to escape from the state prison with
the woman'S assistance.
Powell died at a. m. from the eff
fects of his eight weeks hide in mar
row, damp hole under the floor of the
prison bolt shop. An hour later Louise
the hospital in a heavy StupOr. An
empty morphine bottle by her side and
a note addressed to Francis Emerson
Ohio Penitentiary,' proclaimed it sui
eide. She died at p. m, never having
recovered consciousness.
In her letter she simply told Emerson
that she cared for him still, but the
struggle had become too great, and she
was letting go the rope"
She came to Columbus two years ago
and began writing features for the
daily newspapers. She was clever, and
at first her stories found ready market,
but recently she had difficulty in sell
ing them.
It now develops that Emerson was
her husband, and that she married him
in Chicago, not knowing him to be
burglar. His real name is William Ran
kin, and her maiden name was Efhe
Tozer.
When he was sent here to prison she
came to help him out. Convict Powell
was his pal" She managed to supply
them with necessary outfits for their
plans of esca pe-Emerson to be shipped
out in a box and Powell to hide out
and scale the walls. She was straining
every nerve to support herself until the
escapes should be made.
Her husbands failure and the horri-
bic death Of Powell seem to have crush
ed her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
CHASE OF THE WILDCAT.
There is One Near the Sugar Mill,
But This Party Didn't Get It.

w F. Lake, Charley Holcraft and Vim.
Smith went rattlesnake hunting Sunday.
snake was the one thing needful to com
plete bit of realistic scenery, hence their
mission It was declded that the regl .2Il
in the neighborhood of the old sugar mill
would be good resort for snakes and the
party drove out
The place proved rocky and uneven
enough, but search as vigorously as they
would no warning rattles We're heard, no
hiss of XenOmous reptiles fell upon their
ears. The party had about given up in
despair when a loud shout from Smith
brought Lake and HoIcraft to. a large
hole in the ground where Smith stood
with his eyes bullying out far enough to
knock them off with a stick.
there's the biggest wildcat in there I
ever SAW In an instant all thoughts
once occurred to each: What an attrac-
ton for a window a real, live wildcat
After a hurried consultation it was de-
cided to enter the den, which was large
enough for a man to crawl into on hands
and knees and capture the cat. Inc
question then arose as to who would lead
the procession. After an extended argu-
ment it was decided that Mr.. Smith
should lead, Mr. Lake explaining that in
case of a sudden fOray the part of
the cat Smith would not be missed so
much, as he was a single man. The den
of the varTnint was located in the side of
the hill about two hundred feet under
they travelled was cold and dank. Crawl
ing along on their hands and knees, each
denly bTou Jug tic to halt by an unearthiy
scream which made the hair stand on
their heads. Not fifty feet ahead of them,
with great gIaring eyes winch seemed as
big as electric lights, stood the cat. The
party stopped in an instant, while the
cats body Weaved back and forth and it
continued to utter fierce cries. This last
ed but a moment. With one accord the
party began rapid retreat to the rear
It is needless to add that no live Wild
cat forms a part of any window decora-
lions in Topeka A rubber snake has
bRar substituted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
CLERGYMAN IN A FIX.
Wife Accuses a Chaplain of Making
Love to Another Woman.

Newark, Sept. 27.-The Seventh Ohio
has a sensation concerning Chaplain
John Life, who was prominent preach
er at Hebron and editor of the Assistant
Pastor.
A letter found in Hebron, while Life
was in camp, directed to Rose Birch, the
daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Burch,
Seventh Ohio, has caused the trouble
Life's wife called on Miss Burch, who
was Organist and a prominent worker
in the church, and demanded an expla~
nation Miss Burch made a written
statement. admitting letters had been
exchanged between Life and herself,
and that two that she received were
burned, because of their unftness to be
seen.
Miss Burch said Life had sent her
bible and other books, and also stated
he had kissed and embraced her and
had made love to her.
Mrs. Joseph Welsh of Kirkersville also
furnished a written statement that she
was obliged, owing to Life's conduct, to
withdrew from the church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
VALUABLE PAPERS STOLEN
Documents Bearing on the Interna-
tionaI Conference Disappear.

Toronto. Ont, Sept. 27.-It has just leak
ed out that some important documents
were stolen from Senator Kasson's rooms
in Quebec.
The theft was committed ruing the
Champlafn monument festivities.
Among the missing documents is draft
copy of the senator's proposed treaty or
reciprocity with Canada. The utmost eff
forts were made to keep the affair quiet,
a 1t was suspected some of the many per-
sons now in Quebec, who are deeply in
terested in the progress of the conference,
knew something of the affair.
When it was no longer possible to con-
ceal the matter, Senator Kasson stated
that he had not the slightest suspicion re-
garding the guilty one He thought it
was probably an ordinary thief and the
documents purloined were simply mem
oranda of matters he had been discuss
ing.
INQUIRIES and believe they will secure the
thief. A rumor is that startling sensa-
ton may result.
Senator Kasson was very anxious to
prevent the papers getting into the hands
of any person until they came before the
conference,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
PESTS IN CENTRAL PARK.
San Jose Scale Is Found by an Agri-
cultural Expert.

ithaca, N. Y, Sept. 27.-The San Jose
scale, the terrible fruit and shade tree
pest which caused so much i'll feeling
between the United States and Ger
many last February because Emperor
William forbade the Importation of all
American fruit for fear of introducing
it into the country, has been found to
infect Central park, New York city.
The discovery was made last Sunday
by H. P. Gould, assistant in the Cor
nell agricultural experiment station,
who is one of the government tnspec-
tors for the San Jose scale this year.
He saw the first signs of the infestation
while walking on Ninth avenue, near
Nineteenth street. A hurried inspection
of the locality was made, when it was
decided that it will take about three
years work under a government in
spector to eradicate the pest Insect
from the CITY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
OBJECTS TO FULL DRESS.
Mayor Ziegenhein of st. Louis May
Not Attend a Ball

ST. Louis, Sept. 27.-Mayor Ziegen-
helm may not attend the Yelled Proph-
cts ball to welcome the king to the city
and turn over to him the city's keys.
The mama gers of the ball, which is the
social event of st. Louis, have an
nounced that no gentleman appearing
without full evening dress will be adj
Initted to the ball
Mayor Ziegenhein says that he has
never wore full dress, but always a
Prince Albert on state occasions and
therefore he will not don a swallow tail.
When the managers of the ball were
informed Of the mayors decision they
replied that their rule was for every
man to appear in full evening dress and
they would make no exception. One
side must give in or the mayor will be
among the missing at the ball.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
VANDERBILT AT WORK.
Cornelius, Jr., Is Now Inspecting Lake
Shore Railway Methods.

New York. Sept. 27.-Cornelius Van
derbilt, Jr.. the Oldest son of the present
head of the Vanderbilt family, is now
methods and conditions in the mechani-
cal departments of the Lake Shore rail-
road. On his return to this city he will
submit a report of his observations to
Central system, by whom he was spe-
cialIy assigned to this unusual mission.
Since last fall young Vanderbilt has
been a hard working emplOye in the
motive power and rolling stock de-
partment of the New York Central, at
a salary which is characterized by his
superior officers as very moderate"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
Tt is true that others initiate the

It is true that others initiate the
methods employed in advertising Beggs'
German Salve, others claim to heal and
to cure disease because Beggs' German
Salve the one true ointment, has been
so wonderfully successful But in thou
sands and thousands of cases, as shown
by grateful testimonials Beggs' German
Salve actually and permanently cures
when other medicines fail to do any
good whatever. For sale by all drug
giStS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
Sues For False Arrest.

Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. 27.-Joseph Imhau-
ser, a wealthy citizen and one of the
trustees of the Sedalia Catholic ceme-
terry, was today sued by Cornelius Nc
Hugh, tailor ex-treasurer of the fund
for SIS, 900 damages for false imprison-
ment. Imhauser caused the arrest of
McHugh, a year ago on the charge OF
embezzling between $500 and $780,
but when the case came to trial it was
dismissed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Pittslnlrg. Pa, October 1O-14, 1893.

For the above convention Of Trien-
NAL ConcIave Knights Templar at
PittsbI1rg, Pa, the Union Pacific will
sen tickets at one fare for the round
trip.
The Union Pacific and connections is
the best line and offers the fastest time
and best accommodations OF any line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
HELM Wanted

When your hair is falling out or turn
ing gray. Beggs' Hair Remover has for
81 years been famed as a preventative
for falling hair Take no substitute
Ask for ''Beggs." Sold by all drug
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27

Shorthand music, easy, quick cheap.
Office and studio over State Savings
bank, $40 Kansas avenue. Mrs. G. NJ.
Smiley.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27
Attention Karnival knights.

All Karnival Knights in the city, and
every citizen is a KarnivaI Knight, are
earnestly requested to purchase a Kar-
niva1 cap, umbrella and button, and
participate in the parade Wednesday,
September %, and welcome our queen,
Miss Ana Kanaina Loke, to the city
Rally not later than 3:15 p. m. at Sixth
and Quincy streets, and report to H. L.
Robinson, chief marshal. Umbrellas at
Augustus.
G. K. HOLIDAY, President K. K,
tzALEN NICHOLS, Secretary.
Not how cheap but how good is the
way We try to do opr work. Peerless
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia West sth.
Eagles
Silver
Statue
Cigar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-27

e.25 to Chicago today via Santa Fe.
No change of cars.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-18
POdziekOwanie.
FRANRFoRD. y, no dorm

FRANRroRD. Pa. ID dsrpnia 1893.
Js nifsj podpisans ninisjsssm
nam sassezyt .ao3yc podxiSkovanis
u. Zarsadovi Centralnemu 1 Rrupie
266 Nv. Mar. Pol. tow. ,.Po1onia"
oras ~wssystkim braoiom swi&skowym
~ rsetslne w~ypaaosnis mi 600 dol.
jako poImiertne po moim mezu &. D.
Tomaszu Wojoeohovskim. Me man
si6w do wypowisdssnia podsiekowa-
mia, fycsso Zwisskowi Narodowemu
Pol, ably Bog Wsseohmoey opisko-
val sie MIN n jego sslsohstns oxyny.
AichGlina Wojciechososko.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-18
z Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Podziekosodnie.

Ia ~wyp'acenie mi ressty poamisrt
usgo " sumie 700 dol, jake ooiem
nisiemu, skladam wrs. Z familj,
grupis S5-tsj, do kt6rej n~alesaaem,
ssanownsmu Zar.adowi C~entralne
mu Nv. N. P. 1 calemu Zwiaskowi
Narodowtmu najserdecsniejs.s po-
dsiekowanis.
Pomoc to uohronila mas cd osj.
ok~ropnie;s1sj uedsy, . mote i cd
giodowej Smieroi.
Wstepujsc do Zwis1ku Narodo
wsgo byism .dr6w, siloy ! pe.sn ~.
ola, gdy naras . wolf nissbsdanyoh
wyrok6w Opstrsoosoi stale sic Ohio.
dsscym trupsm, traoso oalkowiois
wsrok " ~oismnyoh pod.ismiach 10.
palni! Bo o.smae jest oslowiek po'
sbawiony v.roku, jsfsli ME trupen
fyjscymf
Niekt6rsy Z nassyoh, braoi bedae
sdrowymi ! silnymi. ooisgsjs sic ,
prsystepowanism do Nv. Mar. Pol.
odkiadajsc to ma pozniej, . nile po
mySls o tenn, 70 mkt ME vie dnia an
godsiny, kisdy 60 nisssosesois Ia
skoo.y6 mote; ossgo Hyjsoym dowo
dem jestem j. !. nissscsesliws moi,
f.miljs-
Brsoisi komu wlasns dobro, komr
przyszas szoseSoie rodsiny Lefty n,
serou, vstepujois do Nv. Mar. Pol.
tej jedynsj najs.lachetnisjs.ej pol
skiej organisaoji, kt6ra niejedns IN
otaraa nisszczeSlivym.
ia sat : tone I trojgiem drobnyol
dziatsk - kt6rych mi IA 4yois ogls'
dad ME wolno zasyisjsc rae jess
oze stokrotne dsieki Zwisskowi Ma
rodowemu "a udsislons nam pomoo
. g'ebi ssroa wosamy: Mech .yj'
Zwisssk Narodowy Polski 1 nieol
wxrasta do nieskofcsonoSoi!
Iomasz MasSonski,
tons trojgism dsieoi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-18
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.

Or. 143 20 Cleveland.
Zawiadamiam wssystkioh oslon
k6w tow. Synowis Polski, ably sic
stawili ma posied.enis dnia 81 bm
o godz. 2ej 20 pol. " bali swykiyof
posiedzeh. r. Sobisohowski, sesr
fin.
Or. 262 20 Schenectady.
Miesieosns posiedzsnis TOW. DR.. K
Lewakowskisgo odbedzie sic W ME
dsiele dnia FL BIN. o godr. 2sj pc
Poiudniu " swykisj hall posied1e6.
WI. Sturyolswski, sekr.
Or. 1913 20 Hegeoisch.
Zswiadsmiam osionk6w tow. Tad,
Kosciusrki, pod op. Sw. J5zefs, Il
roorne posiedzeuis odbedzie sic "
riedriele dnis I'll sisrdn,s r. b. o 60
dsinie 3 pc poiudniu; nieobeonost
ma posiedssniu podpsds ksrre so ct.
- Oihnhonit oonfs
Or. 276 10 Chicago.
Podsje ola wisdomosoi orionk6w
Tow. Dsisiy hskiego, " Chicago, ia
posiedsenie odbedsie sic " prryssis
niedriele d. 81 b. m. o godsinie 2
20 poiudniu, " hall Puisskiego, 800
s. Ashland ave. Do ~rspisoenis prey.
psds: posmiertoe "a C., pOdstsk do
Zwissku 20 O., podstek do Tow. rs
ct. Rssem t1.29. - Jsb}ofski. sekr.
Or. 81 20 Chicago.
Niniejszem sawi.damism onion.
k6w Tow. Polonis, IL posiedssnie
prssdroosne odbedsie sic " poois-
dsia,ek, % sisrpnia Q gods. u vie.
osorsm " hall swykiyoh posiedssh,
ne kt6rem katdy osaonsk obscny bye
powiaisu, poniewsa bsdsis obisssas
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-18
DZIECKU.
Jak.ss ubogi - synu moi drogi!

s.S eSoeA syAe nv oko6i'
Ojoowie tobie pomarli!
Brasa ma Sybir uwio.iy wrogi,
1 make tobie wydarL!
I siostry twojs - jsk soiste kwi.ski.
q kt6ryoh Won aycia ulata
Kt6t ole powita M progu ehstti,
Kto ole uScisnie jak brataf
Niebo sic luna eblalo zlota,
p&omieniach dworek ojcowy
l nswst ME mass biedny sieroto!
Mlodziuchnsj schronic gdrie gsowy.
1 jedno tylko 90 OF pooiecba
Ma dni xosteio ~wiosnisne;
S ~ista modlitwa-pod obos strsechs,
dwie mogay s~iostr.ane!
Jakfes obogi - SYM moi drogi!
Ma polsoh twoich krew Swita!
A " ok6a jeki. isy 1 poaogi -
1 wrogie tesnis kopyts.
q rannych twychlstek SYM moi ,iosy,
Jat prrys.io wita6 Of nedzei
| Z posrod hshby-s poSr6d sromoty
Jssns dni swoiOh snue prredzsi
Lecz ME upsdsj- oho6 los ME pluay !
z trudem sic " Mode lam lata!
A bartowsny wsrod s.alehstw bury,
Ty debsm wxrosniesz ola swiats!
Bsaz baogOssa WON piersmi osismii
1 w~srastsj " mestwie ! silei
| m6di sic ozesso ma s~ietej .Ismi,
Ma dwoch ~mecrenDio mogilei
Jsktes ubcgi, SYM moi drogii
Ps,ebog-w ivy h oo1aob tar p,o.
MEL
l piers sic wrnOsi - gniew pr,e j.
srogi,
L semsts kipi W TWEEN souiei
SYM moi, synul wieo miecz do dionil
zs diugo rdrswiec pam bed.ieP
u swietym sztsndsrem ris-.Pogoni,
mestwsm SWAT sic sdobedsiei
o! LED moi orlsi Les ma swobodel
Gdys skrryGis roswisi do biegul
Tam vase miejsee soko}s Mode,
Hshba-sso odsssi . ssersgul
Bsdz bsogosisw ion drisIoy moi synul
Bolem dojrrsiy = ME lssyi
Jskie tom ms'swsm 90 rwis docsyou,
Jakass moi SYM bogatyi
WtadysSaso Betza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-18
JURISPRUDENCE ,,zeoDY"
z Greenp0int, N. Y.
Otsodrcje hoeeIu.

Pisrwssy zwis.kowiec " Brook.
lynie, OBJ. Tsodor Kornobis, kt6ry cd
% Lat tn pr.ebyva I pre-. ten esas
praoovaa stale jake forman ~ kot-
larskiej fabryoe, ohcso M stare lsta
wypooss6, budujs wielki dom ~
2e-tej ward.is " Brooklynis M rogu
Liberty 1 Grand ave, gdsie .akiads
hotel pod nasws ,wolnol6". Uro
osystoid otwaroia ma trwa6 tr.y dni:
Cd soboty 3go wrseGnia do ponie.
dsiaaku (Labor Day., m 90 sSykujs
rie wisle t~owarsystw, . mianowioie
ssr.slcy do swsgo msjora I vislu
'powaHnych rodak6w do swego prsy-
jaoiels.
2 nassej strony oh. K. jest godny
poparois, m 90 .asaugujs, DO prss.
oaiy cisg csasC praoowaa ~ pol
skich towarrystwaoh, saklsdsjso
pisrws.s grupe AZ tow. Biaay Orssl
~ Brooklynie. jest osynnYm o.Aon
kism nr. 1859. bedso delegassm M
kilku sejmaob, . n ostatnim byl
prssdstawiony M wioe-oen.ors;
r6wnie oSwiadcsa, 10 prssnossso sic
Z I4-tsj wardy bedxis prsooval "
tamsej stronis miasta wir6d rodak6w.
". Rdmihski,
delsgat Sej@u XII.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-18

rssd. " skasd kt6rsgo wchodza M.
stepujsoy osaookowis: Alsksande,
Ssbik - prssss; Stanisasw Bar.ds.
wics-wioepress; Karol Ssypulski-
sekr. korespondeueyjny; Mar. stoch.
li6ski - sekr. 6uansowy; Stefan Ba.
sog-skarbnik; Miohss Monkiewio.
Wojoisoh Goosk - komisja nadzor.
osa; Jan Flip Josef Ssrsjko-opie
kunowis choryoh; Andrsey Kr.so
VIC. ohorsHy; Koostanty Urbah.
osyk -podshorsty; Piotr wolonss
wiox-marssalek.
Wsselkis korsspondsnojs tyossos
sie tow. LIB grupy. prose- adrssow.c
do niasj podpisansgo: IA Mary It..
Ksrol ssypulsk. sekr.
Gr. 249 20 Cleueland.
Zaviadamiam o.. cslonk6w TOW.
~. Kaximiersa, gr. 249. Il prsyssle
posiedzenie jest roosnsm I odbedsis
sie dnia 21go sierpnia, " hall xwyk
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