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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-13

T ' ANTED-By a peddler, a boy
 N of IA or 15 years; good wages.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-13
THE BUSINESS
 THAT FAILED
BY ALMA s BEMENDERFeR.

TANTED-By a peddler, boy
 u of IA or 15 years; good wages. NV Apply at Davis store, Main
 \ \ street. Saturday.
 It almost seemed as if the printer of the paper put that piece where James Walker could not fail to see it. Wishing to earn the money to buy pony, he was one of the first boys to apply.
 This is MT. Jarvis," said the store keeper, and here is a young chap to see you, Jim Walker and I cap recom- mend him as an honest boy. MT. Jar wis.," he explained, lis somewhat put out because the boy who came along this trip left at town five miles away" And a good bit of walk for him, said Jarvis, grimly; but a boy like that deserved it. It seems to be my fate to hire the poorest excuses, II l do say so In Linden, that's where l keep a store, the boy who works for me must be in, except when we make trip now and then to different stations for supplies. Now what do you say to going to work for me at $10 a month? It's pleasant work, especially when we are out with the team. The last boy brought along his airgun and killed S10 worth of rabbits" Jarvis looked shreWdly at James to see what ef1ect
 
 "Is the hunting really that good?
 "Why, yes, even better, take 1t, for you The other boy being lazy l don't consider that fair average"
 These later words caused James to agree and that morning to start for Linden.
 To drive along the smooth roads was pleasant and the peddler was good company. He was familiar with that country anG many other places and listening James considered himself for tunate As they drove into rougher section the horses made slow headway, for the wagon was heavily loaded with watermelons and fruit in boxes.
 Later MT. Jarvis began to tell about those who had worked for him. One boy was very lazy, the last one. Why, when we were camping at San Pablo he went swimming and kept me wait ing till 10 o'clock. Then there was an- other John Jones. It was hard work to wake him. You see I like to get started early and the little rascal would sleep, sleep, like log. One morning I just laid on the whip"
 Did he wake up then?" asked James. Did he? Why, yes. But he skipped out at the next town. Then there was Tom Smith, who ate more fruit than his wages amounted to. Once he ate all the bananas. They were scarce and
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up the last bundle of her household ef- fleets, for the Decapoli family was moving
 It was a very hot day, and the city of Florence seemed to be taking a nap. The call of the gondoliers was faint and distant, and the waters were warm and calm. The sun burned within the dis tant blue sky and the pigeons on the square of St. Mark were cross and sleepy and found but little prize from the few passers by.
 family-the father, Marco Decapoh, the mother, Caeserea Decapol, the sons. Niccolini, Fiesole, Lucchia and Philippine, and the daughters were Margherita, Lucia, Maria, Theresa and Emilietta. A big family, indeed-so many mouths to feed, so many bodies to clothe. so many children to house known to his neighbors as good and great-hearted man. a Irregular attendant at St. Theresa's, after which patron saint he had named his third girl Ger tainly, the neighbors said, he was good, hardworking and godly F'loren- tine, taking the best care of his big family. But DecapoH fell and broke his leg and the family doctor, Caldero, said that he would never again be able to work
 What shall we do. Marco?" asked the mother.
 We had better leave our home with Niccolini and some of the rest and let the remainder of the family go to America.
 Father, if you wish to go, and as you know best, let us go.''
 After a long discussion as to the merits of each child it was decided to
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-13

under the. load" explained Jarvis, re- gretfully "and I didn't notice till 1t was too late"
 Later, after crossing swift stream while going up hill the end board, near which James was sitting, broke from it's fastenings, the load slipped out and James was tossed to one side of the road in time to see the mass slide into the stream and float away.
 Tying the horses, the peddler came around in great rage.
 You little rascal" he exclaimed. "So that is what you were doing back there! Cut the fastenings, did you?"
 James lodged into the underbrush. The peddler followed. threatening to punish him severely, but as James was smaller and more nimbie he led him a merry chase through thetangled under brush, and under cover of the confu- sion swan across the stream, and fol- lowing along the road, got a ride home. As he looked back for the last time MT. Jarvis could be seen still searching for James. That is the reason James did not become peddler.
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to the barn.
 Aunt Martha gave her nephew ga piece of her mind'
 ''Now, you've spoiled everything" she said. ''I have been trying to be so good and kind to that child to gain his con- f1dence, and now he has gone off an- gry, and there's no knowing what he will do.
 q am sorry I interfered with your missionary work. Auntie," apologized Joe. But look!"
 Mrs. Robinson turned. Out of the great barn door clattered the old saddle horse with Lin See on his back The boy was sitting very erect, his wide sleeves blowing in the breeze as he bobbed up and down with the motion of the animal. He rode straight out to them and passed two or three times without turning his head, then he drew up old Dick by the black horse.
 Me go,' he said with a broad smile. Him good, me go. You horse no good, no good; no can go.''
 Joe nearly succumbed to a spasm of laughter.
 I'm beat" he said ''You've proved you are horseman, Lin Lee"
 The Chinese boy rode back to the barn satisfied.
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sleep he said that he wanted to see his toys and Smut Face brought them; nor did she scold or strike him all that night.
 Fiercer and fiereer grew the storm: colder and colder grew the air. Old Smut Face struggled forth and brought in some logs in the teeth of the gale and kept the fire going.
 For the first time, just before mid night, she noticed that Wawona was sick. He sat up on the bear skin and looked wistfully at his drum.
 Give my drum to my little friend" he said.
 ''Wawona, Wawona." cried out the Indian sQuaw, forgetting her usual stolidity fare you sick?"
 Not sick only going over the noun tains to find mamma" was the answer.
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He did not speak again all night, but just as the sun peeped over the eastern mountains he called out, ""ood-by sum-" and was still.
 Across the plain shrieked the wind. whirling the snow wraiths before 1t. Old Smut Face listened keenly, not moving from her place.
 ''It is the great Spirit talking to Wa wona so that he will not lose his way in the snow, while he is crossing the mountains" she said.
 She sat lon~ gloomily smoking her pipe and musing. Then she rose and put all the toys gently in the box.
 D Fl W
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leave the house in charge of NiccoIini and Lucchia and Lucia and Theresa. while the rest of the family were to sail for the wonderful land of America.
 "Good-by," yelled Fiesole. Good by" came the fearful answer from the shore. The boat was leaving the shores of sunny Italy with seven De- capolis on board and four on shore.
 Out on the ocean Fiesole scam pered and played like d great frolic-
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-13
4 BOY FINDS
 A PROBLEM.

I wonder how I'd like it, And I wonder who I'd be, Supposing I was somebody else, And somebody else was me! I wonder, I just wonder, What boy I'd like to be- Supposing I didn't like him When I found that he was me!
 From St Nichola9.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-13
INV THE LAND
 OF PROMISE
RY FSTFIIE RAKER

BY ESTELLE BAKER.
 [ AY, nay, Philippine, touch not that" Philippine screwed his little Italian features into a sulky knot, and he stamped his
 Caeserea Decapoli was binding
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~ ONE and play with me, rabbit" ,"
 So the rabbit that was lazily
 frolicking among the Nevada
 sagebrush came and played with SF Wawona, the little, black-eyed Indian boy; and all the birds, insects and reptiles in turn came obedIent to the cali and played with the child of the sun, who laughed as gaily as mountain bird until the shadows of the highest peaks of the Sierras began to creep over the plains and foothills. and the sun burned red, like camp fire, ere it sank from sight.
 "Good-by sun.'' said Wawona, way ing his hand in adieu. 1T may not come tomorrow to play, but Jackrab- bit and Coyote they will come.
 A tepee was reckoning in the last rays of the sun. At the door lay a
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-13
A HIDING LESSON
 BY LIN SEE
BY MARIE ALLEN kIMBALL
EVANSVILLE,

r IN SEE was little Chinese boy, He was only 10 years old, and if he could have talked like you he might have told about his 4-& l,ov,a in his fay-Off cOu0trV
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
z New ! Ork, N. Y.
w sprdWie czyteIni.

Kazdy dobrze myslacy polak GU
je, IL nan jest brak dobrej organiza-
eli W New Yorku, azebysmy mogli
cos zdzialac ola dobra i s}awy imie-
mia polskiego. Prawda, re tn many
dosyc pelskich towarzystw lecz kaz-
de towarzystwo pracuje ola siebie, a
ME troszczy sic wcale o ogo i wten-
ozas tylko zapraszamy inne towarzy-
silva, gdy urzadzamy bale hub pix
niki, a to tylko dlatego, ably jaknaj-
wiecej piwa wypito, DO sic rozcho-
dzi o procenty. Urzadzamy obcho.
dy narodowe polskie tam, gdzie jest
wyszynk trunkow i tax pc mai.
wiek.zej czesci spotykamy sic PREY
szklance piwa j ME chcemy wiedzie6,
re naszym obowiazkiem jest praca
ola dobra ogo}u a ME samych siebie.
Ma 20 tysiecy polakow zamieszka-
iych W New Yorku ME many czy.
telni, zeby kazdy m6g} przeczytac
sobie jaka ~pouczsjaca ksiazke, a
przeciez pc panu Jerzmanowskim
zostala ladna biblioteka j Jest przez
pojedyhcze osoby trzymana W ukry-
ciu. Sa tn ter towarzystwa, ktore
posiadaja male biblioteczki, lecz to
wszystko jest W szafach z~amkniete,
ably swiat1a ~dziennego ME widziaio.
Czyz ME powinnismy sc starac o to,
abysmy mogli zsiozyc czytelnie VOL
ma ola kszdego polaka, czytelnie lu-
dowa polsks? Wszystko MONA ] da
sic zrobie, lecz ME dzielmy sic ma
rozmaite partje zlaczmy sic rszem
do piracy. Zaprzestshmy nazywac
sic moskalami, sustrjaksmi ] prusa-
kami, jak to sic u mas czesto zdarzs.
J~estesmy jednej matki Polski dzieci
j powinnismy wspolnie pracowsc.
Zostawmy tych krzykaczy udajacych
p~strjot6w, kt6rzy nigdy MIC ME czy.
nia a zawsze krzycza, a gdy bedzie-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

znacsna cssse s~ekrssarzy Sr,.p s.s.S
<ko'cych ma z,cyczaj sc~ysysania piers
dsy "a ,cstspne, odznaki it.p. cd -
~yeh cztonk6tc przy ,cysssaniu aplixa
ey. Jesao zscyczqJ niepraktycs,.,
Razda grrpa soiqzko,oa (dop6kI a.
sp~sHdotoanq ME JEST ma kredyt ~ b,-
re Rsqdu Csntralnego. Wo6ec to-
sskretarze z opsatq ,cstepnego "a ao,c,e
sz3onk6o po,oinni sac ~scstrzymac a.
p6ty, dopdki ME osrzymajq -achuns.
Cd sekretarza jeneralncgo. My O ~.
esem ME zapomniemy, przy scypisy,.e.
niu cyrAsIarza - o to o6a,oy nieme
Gdy sas sekretars osrzyma cd mas cy-
tulars "a rdchunkiem) 1 gdy SIC PRO
kona, ze rachunek ten ACADIA SIC z jsgo
e~siqzkani, po,oinien przessae ma rec.
tasyera Z,o. N. p. lyle, ile ten rach.
mex ,oykazuje ani nniej, ami ,ciece,
8dy sapro~adziny ten porzqdek -as
"a saacsze, miejscd mice ME bsdq te
pozorne nisdoksadnosci. kt6re ,eiel.
'skretdrzom gr,p spac ME pox,calajq,
= nam przez TO oszczedzici> pano,eie
,sie!e sasu. - SHKR. JENERALNr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
Y Connelsville, Pa.
ma skorb narodotoy.

Zoba,oa ma skarb narodoDy.
Tow. sw. Micha{a Archaniola "
Connelsville, Pa, gr. 29e u. N. p.
urzadza bal ma hall W Trotter W So
bote, dnia logo wrzesnia r. b. Do.
chod z tel zabawy przeznaczony jest
ma pomnik Kosciuszki j ma Skarb
Narodowy Polski. Cena wstepu IS
cent6w.
Poniewaz wszedzie polacy, "a
mieszkali ma tel wolnej ziemi, urza-
dzsja zabawy j pikniki ma popieranie
dobrych celow, tax i my, polaoy "a
mieszksli W okolicy ConnelsviUe,
choemy poprzec taxa sprawe, ktora
jest sercu kazdego dobrego
a ia jest pomnik Kosoiuszki
] Skarb Mar. Polski. Poczatek Ia
o godz. 81 po pol. Prosimy
rodakow o liczny wsp6iudzial.
Romites.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
z Filadelfi, Pa.
Odezsod ch6ru ,,HaIkd".


Miasto Filadelfja, kt6re sic slusz-
lie ohlubi, ze jest kolebka Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego, W kt6rem
to miescie narod amerykahski ude-
rzyl Pc raz pierwszy W dzwon VOL
nosci, g}oszac te wielkie i swiete s}o-
wa nWolnosc, r6wnosc i niepodleg-
lose" po calej kuli z~iemskiej, a W
ktorym to grodzie wolnosci, many
juz tax piekne organizacje polskie,
jaks tow. Soko@ow, to~warzystwa woj.
skowe, kilka klubow obywatelskich;
miasto to, ME mia}o ~jeszcze ola serca
Polskiego czegos, CODY mog}o prey
Pomniec lany poz}acane k}osami
zboz, hymny w~iosenne pastuszkow,
smetne pienia matek, tax g}eboko
wryte W serca nasze. Me mia}o
j~eszcze towarzystwa spiewu. 30 czyz
mozemy wynurzyc lepiej nasza roz-
pace, ..bolesc j tesknote "a nasza uko-
chana Ojczyzna W kajdanach jecza.
ca, zaniesc skargi ma tyranow przed
sad Przedwiecznego, jezeli ME spie-
wem? To tez kilka osob szlachetnie
myslacych poda}o sobie dlonie brat
ME i zaiozone zostalo towarzystwo
spiewu pod nazwa ,,Halka". Jak
kazde tax i to W dziecinnym swoim
rozwoju przechodzic musia1o przez
rozmaite fay niepowodzenia. 1 wy
znac musimy, re stapa}o naprzod ME
zwaAajac ma zadne przeszkody, har-
tujac sobie ducha wytrwalosoi, a
tembardziej teraz, kiedy to dzieoie
ozywilo sic ped kierownictwem ma.
szego rodaka pana A. Dyczkowskie
go, ktory zdal chlubny egzamin ma
profesora spiewu i muzyki W kon-
serwatorjum muzycznem PREY ulicy
Broad, postanawia dzielnie praco.
wac. A eaten spiesz sic szanowna
n3odziezy polska W szeregi naszej
nHalki", MECH echo piesni ~naszych
rozbrzmiewa pc calym swiecie, MECH
niesie skargi ma tych tyranow okry-
tych krwia naszych ojcow. Do ozy-
M wiec razem.
P~osiedzenia miesieczne odbywaja
sic W kazdy wtorek pc pierwszym,
a proby spiewu W kazda srode ty-
godnia W sail pod No. 7S1 S. Front
street.
Przyczem dodac nalety, re tow.
,,Hslka" urzadza dnia 8 pazdzisrni-
ka W Washington Hall S. 4h str.
wielki bal z przedstawieniem teatral-
mem, ~spiewami ch6ralnymi i innemi
niespodziankami. zywimy nadzieje,
il Szanowna puLlicznosc filadel6j-
ska, kt6ra okazala nam tax wielka
sympatje przez liczny udzial ma po-
przedpich naszych balach i ten swa
obecnoscia zaszczycic raozy i poprze
nasze Mode towarzystwo, zaoo be-
dziemy bardzo wdzieczni i postara-
my sic z n~aszej strony wywiazae sic
z naszego zadania najlepiej.
u uszanowaniem
Il. Witkouski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
6niQzdO Sokole.

Jua sztsty rok up&ywa cd zaloae-
mia naszego Gniazda. w czasie lynn
pr~zechodzi}o ono wiele r6znych ko.
lei, juz bylo i W stanie ~kwitnacym,
jak r6wniez j prawie gine}o z hory-
zontu. Przez ten czas szescioletniej
walki o prawo bytu doprowadzilismy
do tego, IL obecnie stoimy ma opoce,
z kt6rej zadna si}a niesnasek osobi-
stych Tub przeszk6d, stawianych
przez cz}onk6w innych oboz6w, ME
bedzie W stanie usunac naszego ma
lego ma poz6r, ale silnego duchem
grona sokolego. Zdawa1oby sic, IL
przez czas tax d}ugi powinnismy byli
cudow dokazac.
TAX ME by3o, lecz przez ten zas
dalismy podwaliny Sokolstwu ma
wschodzie. Sami zas sprawilismy
sobie przyrzady gimnastyczne ma ra-
zie nam ~potrzebne, a obecnie komi-
tet pan zajmujs sic kwestja sztanda-
ru ola naszego gniazda, kt6ry ma
bye poswiecony W dniu 20 pazdzier-
nika rb., W s~zescioletnia rocznioe "a
bohemia gniazda. Ma tel uroczystos-
CT pc raz pierwszy druhowie nasi wy
stapia W uniformach sokolich.
Czlonk6w cwiczacych przybywa
nam coraz wiecej, lista uczni row.
niez sic powieksza. Many zatem
nadzieje, re jesli w~szystko p6jdzie
lynn samym trybem, to lista nassych
cz}onk6w wkr6tce dojdzie okrag}ej
liczby stu. Coprawda bardzo jest
trudno rozwijac sic t~owarzystwu, ME
dajacemu zadnej korzysci material
mel cz}onkom, W zamian Ia oplaty
miesieczne, jak mp. bene6tu W razie
ohoroby Tub posmiertnego; lecz So
kolstwo ma inne cele, wyzsze mad
wszelkie ma~terjalne sprawy. Celem
naszym jest Wolna Polskd, odro-
dzona przez dzieci Jej we zdrowa
dusza W zdrowem %ciele". Prowa-
dzenie Interest," asekuracyjnego po-
zostawiamy innym organizacjom,
kt6re takowy obra}y sobie "a jeden
z cel6w glownych.
Ma ~uroczystosc poswiecenia sztan-
daru, ktore sic odbedzie dnia 30 PAT
dziernika rb., zaproszone zostaly
~wszystkie grupy Nv. N. P. i Tow.
Polskie W New Yorku i okolicy, oba
sasiednie gniazda Soko}6w t. j. z
Brooklyna i Jersey City, gniazdo
z Filadelfji, Zarzad Zwiazku Soko-
low z Chicago i zarzad Obwodu z
Filadelfji oraz Sokoli Czescy z New
Yorku.
Many tez nadzieje, IL uroczy-
stost ia poparta zostanie praez 9
sly ogo}, &C jest naszem szczerem zy-
czeniem. Czolem!
n. Bautro, PREF. Sok. W New Yorku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

my sic tr.ymse jednosci, wtenozas
znikna tel tw6rcy polityoznych klu-
bow. naoiagaoze robotnika polskie
60. Tylko pracujmy szczerze, su-
mienpie, a has&em naszem MECH be-
die. Jeden ola wszystkioh, a wszys-
cy ola jednego.
z bratnim usciskiem
Il. s., Zsciqzko,oiec.
P. r. Czy ME m6gaby zajac sic
ta sprawl Oddzia} Skarbu Mar
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Jake gorliwy czlonek Tow. Oswia-
ty zmuszonym jestem prosic o oglo
szenie publicznie W lamaeh .,Zgody''
tel odpowiedzi.
II. Arendt.
Kopja kwitu:
No. $3.50.
Hazleton, Pa. March 2 1893.
Received from Ioo. Ossciaty,
Thirty n dol. 20 c., on account of
Fund for Lattimer Victims Pros.
$500. John Nemeth, treas.
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presses; WI. Jslsh - I wios presses,
u. Godlewski-I II wioe-prs.ss; FIR.
Wos.osyhski-sekr. prot; A. Ra-
osyhski-sekr. 6nsn.; WI. Daniele-
wios-kasjer.
Nastepne posied.snie odbedsie ole
~ sobote dnia 10 wrssinia, o god.i-
ME 8 wieos. " hall oh. N~alspi6skis.
go, SAB Noble al. FIR. Wossosyh.
ski, sekr., 558 Dickson Ut.
Or. 81 70 Chicago.
Tow. Polonia, odbyto sws posie.
d.enis dnia % sisrpnis. Ma tenn
~posisdzsniu sdmini,trscja zostala
wybrans I nastepujscyoh os6b: Dy
onisy Ekowski. preses; kukass Ma.
lax, vice -prezes; Miohal Wiese, kas
jer; T. Sobko WAX, sskr. prot; VIA
dysaaw Birowioz. sekr. fin; Wincen-
ty Zdsnowioz, FIR. Gebioki I Josef
Grsczyk, rada gospodaross; M. Ku.
bierski, msrssa2ek l.; st. Piatkie.
wioz, msrssalek H.; T. kagodxinski,
ohora4y do ohoragwi nsrodowej;
Josef Kosfowski, ohorsty do Ohio.
rsgwi smerykahskiej; Jan Pawlioki
II Tomasz Biehkowski, podohorsao.
vie. Jsdnocsssnie nadmieuiam, Il
wyaej wymienione Tow. snitylo
wstepns do takowsgo as " Tow.
panu;e jsdnos6 1 miios6 braterska.
poniewsa - to dobr.y polacy, via.
rusy .wiaskowcy, do kt6ryoh kat
dy polak dobrego prowsdsenia DO
winien naleze6 - T. Sobkovisk.
sekr.
81. I 10 Filadelfji.
Posisdssnis p6lroo.ne odbylo sic
dnia Is sierpnia, M kt6rem zostal
obrany sarzsd grupy /. o.ionk6w
nastepujscyoh: J. B}achowski, pre-.
ses pc raz z nv, A. R64yoki, wios.
preses pc q 2 ri; F. Szubert, kas.
jer po al 3 Of; r. Grabowski, sekr.
fin. pc ras 2-gi; E. Kr1ywkowski,
sekr. prot. Pc q. 2 gi; Josef Bla.
ohowski, pc "a. 2-gi i Jan Sewsryh.
ski Pc rag 1-ssy, oPiekunowie kasY;
T. Kucislski, bibliotekars.
Osoby tyosaos sobis wstspi6 do
grupy n~aszej, racsa sic .gaosit W 8.
OF poniedsiaiek miesiaoa do hall DO
siedzeh, Hamsr, r6g 3 oiej i Noble
ul. Zaraxem zawiadamiam grupy
m~iejsoows, IL Z powodu .miany
missskanis, wsselkie koresponden.
ole miejscowe przesyia6 nale4y pod
adresem: E. Kr.ywkowski, ops
Noble st., Philadelphia. Pa.
CIR. 331W Schenectady, ". Y.
Tow. sw. Wojoischa B. | NJ, Or.
831 ma roosnem posisdssniu wybra.
10 do komitetu ma rok bietacy ma
stepujaoyo oh ozionk6w:
B. j. kopus.y6ski, pre- zss 20 ra,
druPi; j. Maisoki, wice-preses DO
rag 2 81; NJ. Nawrooki, sekr. prot.
20 rag 2 Il; A. Jankowiak, sekr. fin.
J. Duszyhski, sekr. .w. po rs. 2 81;
J. Wieoryhski. kasjsr po ra. tr.soi;
r. Fraokowski l S. Dobroo.yhski
opiekunowie kssy; w. Pao.kowski
I~larszaiek. Ws1slkie listy tycsaoe
sic tegoz tow. why bye pr1ssylans
pod No. 43 Monroe Ut. - j.. Do
81 h,ki, sskr. zw.
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Sekretorze grup prey raportach ma
siecznych p%ocinni koniecznte sdfqcso
korty podrozne, ma naocy kt6rych pray
mujq c=fonk6,o 2 innych grup. Pr.
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