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REGISTRY Bill OPPOSED
Continued from Page One.)


tanned on account of illness, Rep. Kaai
of Hama occupied the chair in the
House this morning.
Minister Damon read an answer TO
Rep. Achi, giving names and salaries
of every postmaster on the Islands.
1t showed 80 for Hawaii. % for Maui.
10 for Kauai, II for Oahu, 3 for Molo-
kai and | for Lanai.
The same Minister answered Rep.
Loebenstein respecting withdrawal of
alcohol from the Custom House. Ia
bled.
Rep. Gear, for the Sanitary Com
mittec. reported a few slight amend
ments to the bill relating to adultar-
atcd food and drugs. with which the
committee recommended the passage
of the bill.
Rep. Robertson for the Judiciary
Committee, recommended the passage
of House Bill No. 80, limiting time
for bringing actions for recovery of
land.
Rep. Isenberg read a resolution re-
questing the Minister of Interior to
send the superintendent of Public
Works at once to Kauai. for the rea-
son that the Laval and IIonapepe
bridges are washed away, and Wal
mea bridge is tilted over and in great
danger.
Notices were given of the following
bills:
Rep. Achi. an act amending sections
of Chapter 81, Laws of 1892: Rep. Nc
Candless. an act providing for the re-
striction and regulation of the sale
of opium; Rep. Loebenstein. an act to
amend the law relating to internal
taxes: Rep. Robertson. an act to pre-
vent the importation or sale of for
eign goods put M in such a way as
to appear to he Hawaiian products.
Rep. Locbenustein introduced his
bill providing n franchise for an cleo
trio or steam railway on the Island of
/ Hawaii.
| House Bill No. II. practice of law in
! Police Courts. came up on second rea-
ding. Indefinitely postponed.
House Bill No. 80 tax appeal courts
passed second reading.
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SALVATIONISTS RETURN.

Mrs. Simonson, wife of Adiutant ST.
monsoon of the Salvation Army, re-
turned on the Moana yesterday, after
six weeks spent in the States, at
tending General Booths meetings. She
speaks enthusiastically of the great
crowds and the wonderful spirit
which characterized them. She is ac-
companied by Lieutenant Hattie Eli
oft, of San Francisco, who will engage
in the work here.
The welcome meetings will be held
Saturday and Sunday evenings at the
Army headquarters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-31
One Large Scay
Is All That Remains of Great
ScrOfula Sores
Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look
Upon Her-A Grand, Complete
Cure by Hoods Sarsspa 2ills
After Others Failed.

al was taken with neuralgia in NV
head and eyes. Not long after tLt, a.
scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek
extending from my upper lip to my eve.
Other sores came on my neck and on ny
right arm and one OF my limbs. They
were very troublesome and painful ,and
soon became great running sores. My
face looked so bad that some of my
neighbors could not bear to look at me
and advised me to wear a bandage, but
feared this would irritate the sore and
make it worse. SO
Could Not Hide the Sores.
My niece, who was familiar with case
similar to mine, which had been cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it.
Finally was persuaded to do so, and in
a short time / saw it was helping me
The sores began to heal and the neu-
ralgia in my head was better. In few
months the sores on my arms and limbs
all healed; those on my neck gradually
disappeared and now they are all gone.
l have never had any symptom of scrofula
since. One large scar on my right arm Is
all the sign that remains of my terrible
affection. The neuralgia is also cured.'S
MRS. j. M. HATCH, Etna, New Hampshire.
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Hoods s1 psfiiia
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
HOOd'c Di1Ic are the only pills to take
''OoN' . i'fc with Hoods SarSaparills.
Hebron Drug Company
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Experirnen 'ing.

If you propose experiment.
ing in any Of your purchases,
don't do it with Groceries.
Unless these are pure, the
health Of your entire house
hold may be jeopardized.
A good reputation is the
result Of years Of conscientious.
service to the public With
us our reputation is placed on
par with the class of goods
we sell-the best.
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Cereals.

During the warm season too
much meat is unhealthy
Cereals, which are easily di-
gested, should take their plao e.
We carry the best known in
the market, among the prin-
cipal ones being Semola,
Wheatene, Shredded Wheat,
Snow Flakes, Cream Flake
Oats, Aunt Abbey's Rolled
Oats, Capital Mills Oats,
Breakfast Germea, Taroena,
Coarse and Fine Hominy,
Cornmeal, Oatmeal, Cracked
Whent, etc.
All our goods are strictly
fresh and select.
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DISTINGUISHED TRAVELLERS.

Among the through passengers on
the Alameda were +. b. Cusack-Smith,
Her Britanic Maiesty's Consul at Sa-
moa, and j. r. Arundel. of England.
The latter is Il member of the well
known London firm of Arundel & Co..
which owns several guano islands and
have lately been in negotiation for the
purchase of Clipperton Island.
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TO RENT.

The A l fireproof two story brick
building on lower Fort street known
as the Union Ice Company's building.
Apply to
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC co.
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A straight story of straight goods
in a straight paper like The Star is
bound to bring business.
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THE HIGH REPUTATION

THE HIGH REPUTATION
OF the Criterion Barber shop, since
the advent of the introduction of the
individual cups, is constantly increas-
ing. People, who formerly shaved at
home now patronize this shop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29

squadron under the command OF Rear
Admiral Dewey.
The Governors proclamation appeal
ing 10 the patriotism honor and re-
ligious preWdices of the Spaniards ana
otherwise melting them 20 enimosity
against the Americans Is said 10 nave
had n great effect upon the people, who
are alleged TO be volunteering In large
numbers. eager 10 ''repulse the enemy.
In the Senate to-day General Donoso
greatly euloglzed the captain of the trans
port Montserrat for running the block
ade. Admiral BermeiO Minister or Ma
riue. replying said the government hau
decided to confer a decoration on the
officer
Senator Toca declared that the Amer
lean blockade Of part Of the CUBAN
coast was contrary 10 international law
and calculated 10 cause great injury 70
neutrals. lie hoped that neutral Pow
ers would act lin behalf OF their own
interests" and urged the government To
issue q circular note 10 the Powers eN-
planning the situation.
Admiral Bermejo promised that sne
government would take up the question
with view of communicating its con-
clusions to the Powers.
An official dispatch from General
Rlanco saws: Part Of the enemy's
SQUADRON has gone eastward. one OF
the American ironclads has GROUNDED
opposite Dimas Province Of Pinar del
Rio and three other ships are working
10 refoat her Spanish volunteers are
watching on shore
4 dispatch 10 FL Tmparcial. from Ha-
,,aua saws the Insurgents attacked Ar
tomisa. Province Of Pinar del Rio, but
were replused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29

Adjutant- General William Male, by
order of the Governor and Commander
in-Chief last evening issued General
order No. TO- which assigns the various
companies who have volunteered TO serve
during the present war with Spain 10 the
three regiments that will be commissioned
by Colonies j. G. Baker Grenville Gaines
and II. Hodges, respectively.
MANY CHANGES.
Under this order Company Z, OF the
First Regiment. captain cunningham
commanding: Company G, captain
shackelford. commanding. and Com
panv A. Captain BQssieuN. COM
manding. have ben assigned 10
the Second Regiment. and will here
auer be known as Companies u. i and NJ
respectively. The only other company OF
the First Regiment that will be mustered
N is Company r., which will be known
as Company NJ Of the Third Regiment.
The two companies of the Blues Battalion
have been made part Of the Fourth
Regiment. and Company a. Cap.ain
wyatt commanding Will be known as COM
pany H. while company b, captain Mayo
commanding has been made Company l.
TINE or MOBILIZATION.
Brigadier-Ge eneral William Nalle, the
Adjutant-General, has been assigned 70
the commnd OF this provisional brigade
until the appointment OF P0i 0i'i'''i'''''
commander has been made. Tho orcer for
mobilization will not be- issued until the
necessary camp equippage has been oD-
tanned. and arrangements have been made
for duartering and subsisting the men.
Information will Doe given az least tnree
days I'm advance. if possible, as 10 the
time the troops are 20 assemble in Rich
mond. and ii is thought that probably
this will not be earlier than the 10th OF
May.
THE ORDER
The following is the text II the order:
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Adjutaut-Generals Office,
Richmond. Va. April %, lSsS.
General orders No. 20:
1. Under the act Of Congress 10 pro
vide for temporarily increasing the mill
tary establishment OF the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
DAYS EVENTS
SUMMARIZED.

The Monitor Terror captured the
Spanish steamer Gnido, laden with
provisions, and carrying 100000
for the troops in Cuba.
The House passed without OBJ
lection an urgency war measure to
repeal limitations upon the pur>
chase of quartermasters' supplies
and resumed consideration OF the
war revenue bill.
The significance Of the bonn
bardment of Matanzas is said to
consist in its being an indication
that active aggressive movements
are soon to begin. 1t is expected
that base of supplies will be es>
tablished near there, and that that
city may be made the capital of the
Cuban republic and the civil gov
ernment by the Cubans set up.
The plan of the War Depart
ment, it is said, is for 10000 yell
low fever immunes and the "cow-
boy " regiments to join the armies
of Gomez and Garcia first.
Portugal will to-day publish a
decree declaring neutrality in the
conflict between Spain and the
United States.
Governor Tyler issued an order
designating the Second, Third and
Fourth Virginia regiments as the
organizations to furnish the quota
of troops called for by the War
Department.
The Spanish torpedo boat Tenn
nerario sailed from Buenos Ayres
under sealed orders.
The general debate on the war
revenue bill in the House closed
and a vote will be taken this after
noon.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee went to
Washington to confer with the
War Department, presumably coli
cerning the proposed invasion OF
Cuba.
The Spanish feet still lies off
Manila awaiting the American
squadron.
The Navy Department has ceased
buying ships, the $50. 900 ap>
propriated having been expended.
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AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS.
They VIII Probably be Forced TO Leave
Madrid.
ro>rn0N April s.-The Ma6rtd CORES

uondent ~ the Daily Mai says:
senor cadorniga win ask in the Corte9
to-morrow for the expulsion OF certain
foreign correspondence. His requesr re-
fers 10 the representatives OF American
The Madri9 correspondent OF the stand
ard says:
factory despite the pralseworthy efforts
both The government and Senor Siivela
are ma king 70 induce the opposition 10 re-
duce the wonfed diiatory debates With y
view - getting voted rapidly those biUe
aud authorizations which are indispen>l~
bIe ~ enable the government 20 carry on
affairs Ia the present critical circum~
stances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29

IN time OF war. and for other purposes"
approved April p. lS9S. the President OF
the United States, through the Secretary
of War. has requested the Governor OF
Virginia 10 provide. from this State.
three regiments OF infantry, OF twelve
companies each. 20 serve in the volunteer
army OF the United States, and the fol-
lowing designated infantry companies
having sienifcd their intention to volun-
teer for such service. will be formed as
follows into regiments. for the purpose
OF being mustered into the United States
service. each company retaining its
present company organization
The Second Regiment. Colonel j. c.
Baker, commanding.
Company \. Woodstock
Company y tCunninghams Richmond.
Company q. Harrisonburg.
Company -. Toms Brook.
Companv r. LynchbuTg.
Company =. Roanoke
Company 6. Roanoke.
Company IT, Saifn
COMPANY ,. (Sha~Kciiord' Richmond.
Company X. stanton.
Company l.. (Owen's) Portsmouth.
company NJ. Bossieux'sl Richmond.
Third Rceimert Colonel Grenville
Oialncs Cofnmarfinr
Company 4. Danvhle.
Continued Oh Seventh Page.
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NO WARSHIPS AGROUND.
Gen. BIanco Seems 10 be Somewhat
McndaCiOus.


McndaCiOus.
MADRID. April 2S.-Blanco- cables that
an American ironclad is aground oppo-
site Dlmas province of Pinar del RIO.
Sl.ys three other ships are working 10
float her
WASHINGTON. April 2S-No iuforma-
ti9n of the grounding of one CI our
warships was received either by the Pre-
sldcnt or the Secretary OF the Navy to-
night. and so FAR as could De learned no
sucn dispatch reached the Navy Depart
mont
An examination of the best cuban map
OF the War Department fails TO show
any point on the coast called Dimas the
nearest approach 90 it being Point Dia-
mcntc on the northern coast OF Pinar del
Rio province. O. short distance west OF
Havana. and in the blockaded zone.
NO advice from Captain Sampson re-
garding the bombardment of Matanzas
was received up 90 q late nour
The War Department Goes not expect
news from Admiral Dewey and the Pa
cidc squadron before Saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
WHERE Is THE PANTHER?
Fears That the Transport May Have
Met with Disaster.

NORFOLK. VA. April 2s.-No news OF
the transnort Banther and the cruiser
Montgomery has been received here. OH
Gals az the navy yard fear disaster If the
ships we're DELAYED on the Hatteras
coast. but the most experienced navigato-s
mite in saying that they ought 10 have
gotten we'll out 20 sea before meeting the
storm.
The mosquito fleet at the navy yard IS
beirg provisiOned and otherwise made
ready fOr departure. out door work was
suspended there yesterday and to-day on
account of the storm and for the first
time in several months no night force was
employed tonight OF last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
WAITING FOR DEWEY.
The Spanish Squadron Draws Up Not
Far from Manila.

MADRID. April S.-An official as
patch rom Manila, capital of the Philip
pines. received to-day. says the spanish
SQUADRON which has taken up posi-,
'tfsrn several miles from Manila Is stil
awaiting the arrival or the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
wEATnER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Forecasf foo
Friday:
Virginia-Threstenin weather ana
showers: warmer; north to east wiudx
North Carolina-Partly cloudy weatbekk
warmer: variable winds.
soafh Carolina and 0eorgia-rartlx
cloudy weather; westerly wsndx /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29

LONDON. April 29.-Owing to arrest OF
several Englishmen I'm Cuba. accused of
being American spies. negotiations have
been opened for taking of British sub
incfs hY British War5hlps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29

the heroes
mode nd
the
in IS
their to tle
the fee n
the
s an
the
a., ii, tho O
of
ta O
HI in
depended
] 10 look wen after Spanish
,seo i'm the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
Another
HOSTAGE.
The Terror Takes a Sec
ond Valuable Prize.
THESTEAMERGUID0
Laden With Provisions and
Money for Cuba
COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
Three Solid Shot Went
Crashing Into Her.
SPANISH SAILORS WOUNDED.

The steamship Refused 10 Lay TO When
Hailed and the Monitor was Forced
TO Back the Demands With Her
Guns-Vessel and Cargo,
Exclusive of tho Money
On Board, are Valued
at S4OO,OOOOO.
The Prize Is
Towed To
Key West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
The Richmond Companies are
Equally Divided
AMONG THREE REGIMENTS.
Mobilization Will Not Be
Earlier Than May 10.
WAITING FOR CAMP EQUIPAGE,

The Two Companies Of Blues Assigned
TO the Fourth Regiment Under Col
Harry Hodges, Of Norfolk, with
the Names Of Companies III
and I-Most Of the Other
Richmonders are Tn
der Col. Baker Of
Second - Gen.
Males Po-
SitiOn.
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Continued on Seventh Page.
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fcontinusa on Seventh Psgsl
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EOREspOIDEICJE ,,zGoDY"

Grupy milwaukee, wv. Mar. Pol
W Ameryce zwiaza}y sic n~areszcie "
jedno wspolne grono. Naive prey.
brady ME - ,,Gmina Polsks" - ale
wymieniona W tytule.
Dlaczego tax, a ME i~naczej wy.
swietlii delegat grupy XIV, tow
Patr. Polskiego J. Wedzihski, re wy.
rae Gmina ma zupeinie inne zbioro.
we ~znaczenie, przyssugujace pewnei
osadzie ~rzadzonej przez so}tysa, woj.
ia Tub t. p, ktory to urzednik dzier.
zy wykonywcza wladze, polecona mu
przez wyzsza administracje rzadowa
jakiegobadz ustroju pahstwowego.
Najpierwsza ia nazws ,,Gmins
Polska" zab1ys}s ma wygnaniu W Chi
cago pred 30 laty, j to W mniems-
mem rozumieniu powyzszego znaoze-
mia. Garstka polakow, uczoiwie
patrjotycznie usposobionych, tam
przywedrowawszy, widzsc wiecej
jeszcze PREY bywajacych, kt6ryoh
wielu j~esscse Prey zyciu pozostsje,
sawiszala sic v jsdns osaoSc nsrodo,
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z S~hamokin, Pa.
Przykra spTdD0.

Cd psni K. Kuoewioz Z Sbamokin,
kt6rej 8. p. mss, czsonsk q. N. p,
bedsc z'oaony cborobs, ogiosii prsed
kilkoms miesisosmi, IL potrsebuje
pieniedzy ns leosenie ! dlstego puss
ora ma rosgrywke fortepisp, otrry-
mslismy obecnie list nsstepujsoy:
Uprasrsm Szsuowns Rsdskoje
Zgody, ably podsis do wisdomoici
Brsci swiszkowej, IL r~osegranis for.
tepianu, ktore miaiO o~stasecznie n 9
staple 4 lipcs ME byio ! tskows tad
ne misrs bye nis mozs. gdyt do
warsosoi fortepisuu . rosprrsdsuyoh
bilet6w brsk j~sssose $40. z sego TO
powodu ME ohoso by6 nsrs4oos M
strate $40. ossgoby ! 81. Grupy ME
ssdaays pewnodois, uprasrsm SIS. Cru
py, kt6rs kupiay bilsss, sby raesysy
sis sgaosi6 vpsoss do nsis, . svsss
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wsns, wysaaly swych dslsgat6w,
sprswy % bardso wa4ns do salstwie-
mia.
q brstniem posdrowisnism.
W. Kursyhski, sskr.
Podziekowanie.


Simpson Lus. Go. Pa. 8 lipoa 1893
j niasj podpisana wdows po &. p.
Andrseju Kindelwskim sasyiam Dol.
dec.ny ukaon ! podziekowanie Prise
dewssyszystkiem ssanownemu 70.
rssdowi Nv. N. P. 1 sarssem tax %.
mo re szossrsgo seroa skladam Der.
dsosns podsiekowanis grupie 404,
do kt6rej moi MAJ Andr.ej Kindelw
ski miai honor naleas6, n r~sstslns
~vyp&aosnio ola mnis l ola dsieoi na.
ssyoh poimiertnsgo. kt6rs otrsyms.
lam dnia 81 ossrwoa T. b. " sumis
$500. Ze sscssrego serca dxiekuje
ssrdeoxnsm ! starodawnsm Bog "a.
plat.
A teras do Was braoia, kt6rzy jss.
teSois ~ Simpson / ~naleayois do gr.
404 odzywam sie Nov pare. Jest was
~jss.ose mais ~garsteoska, ale jak tyl.
10 niebos.c.yka Z kopalni veglowej
potaoozonego vynielli. toiOie dc
lio.nis Pc nunerse nastepujsoym
sgromadzali, jak ~ dxieh tax " nooy,
1 jakassois mogli, tax Asscis ratowa.
II " tenn wielkiem nies.o.esoiu a. do
jego Smieroi. . po imieroi tax samo
odprowsdsilisoie swioki M cmentarz.
A wieo j. wdowa . dsie6mi 20 &. p.
Andrseju Kindslwskim tax samo
wan wsrystkim skiadsm serdeosne
podziekowanie IA wr.ystkis wssse
kroki, oosoie raozyli ola mnie .robit
Bog wan zapaac. Od.ywam sic ! do
was s.anowne rodac.ki, wzywan was
ws.ystkis, kt6rych me.owie do dsii
nile naleAa do Nv. N. p, abyscie ich
nakianiafy. ably dali wstepowali dc
tel organi.aoji, DO o6abym j. ubogs
wdowa I drobnsm, d.iecui poozela,
gdyby ME ia zapomoga. ZwisssL
Mar. Pol. to najleps.a organi.acjs
pol,ka " Amsryoe.
q ussanowaniem
Mariana Kindelrska.
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z Jersy City.
Gmin0 Zuiqzkosod.

Ma mocy uchwaay Sejmu XII z
N. p. dnia % msja grupy zwia.ko'
W W Jersey City poaaczyly sic "
jedno cia2o pod nazwa ,,Gmina Pol
ska. Siedem miejscowych grup "
liozbie 332 czlonk6w stanowia Gmi
ne. Do Gminy moga nalease ME
tylko grupy miejscowe, ale i z oko'
lie, kt6re nosza sic . zamiarem przy.
aaczenia do Gminy Polskiej - ME-
chat przyszla delegat6w ma posied.s
ME majioe sic odbyc dnia 30 lipca {
godz. 8 wiecz6r W hall oh. Zakrzew
skiego-Brunswick ct. 187-18o
TusEe sobie, il rodacy Z okolio.
nyoh grup q. N. p, rozumiejac wa
tnosc tel orgsni.aoji, wyszla m w
Aej wska.any dzieh swyoh delega'
TOW. Delegst powinien bye zaops
irony " msndat z podpisem ..r.a
du i p~ieczeoia.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam delega
tow grup Nv. n. p. W Jersey City
il posiedzenie Gminy Polskiej odbe
die sic W sobote, 30 lipcs, o godz
8 wiecz6r W Hall Polskiej Brunswick
st. 1S7-1S9. Wssnosc spraw, wy
maya obecnosci Szanownych delega
tow.
u szacunkiem
Sekr. prot. en- Polskiej
Tddeusz Psdrski.
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Re Stevens Point.
SSsutny soypadek.

Donosre panu, 70 o.ionsk 3 nsssej
grupy 424 2. N. P. Wojoiech Skals-
ri sostas prrypsdkowo ssbity M
misjsou " skutsk ro.bisgsnis sic 10.
nj. S. p. Skalski spadi 3 wosu y
lynn pedsis ! koao tax 20 ugodrisc
nissso1esliwie, 70 osaszks sostsls
rosbita- Staio sic to dnis 5 b. N,
Strsssne 20 nisssosesoie ola l~iosnsj
rodsiny, kt6rs poscssawR.
Jan Bronx.
P. r. Wypsdek powytsry MECH
bedsis nauks ola tyth, kt6rry ME
nsls,a ~jssscss do Zwissku l ooisga.
j. sic 8 pr.yssspieniem. S p. skslski
nalsaai do grupy 424, ksors sostass
prsyjeta do Il. N. p. dnis % cxerw.
o. r. b. A wiec zaledwis trey tygo.
dnie temui
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~Odp0wiedzi redakcji.

Csionsk gr. 30 " New Yorku. -
KoresPondenojs oiskaws, ale ns1wis.
Ia pan ME podpisaa. JeEsli to praw.
ds, 70 o.lowisk ohodsscy do praoy
msjsoy Pisnisdze otr.ymuje wspar'
ola cd gruP swisskowych M ssss'
dsis proiby do MON wystosowansj
to rssoz to Jest faktsm obur.sjsoym
ale takich fakt6w ME podajs sic be-.
imiennie.