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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
IMPORTANT MEASURES
BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20.-Pursuant to the notice
given yesterday by Assemblyman Meade
of Los Angeles. Senator Cutters attache
bill came up to-day in the Assembly for
reconsideration.
Valentine Of Los Angeles, who has en-
gineered the bill through its Assembly
career, backed up Meade's demand for
reconsideration and gave as his reason
for doing so that he wished to make some
amendments that were necessary to bring
the bill in accord with the constitution.
AS the bill was passed yesterday it
made it possible to remove from his po-
sition every attache and officer OF the
Assembly except the Speaker and
Speaker pro tenn. With that clause in
effect it would have been impossible to
call Howard Z. Wright down from the
chair should the committee now investi-
eating the charges against him decide
upon such action. The fact that there
was discrimination in favor of two of the
officers as against the rest also rendered
the bill unconstitutional, and to Straighten
striking out the words except the Speak
er and Speaker pro tenn" To effect this
amendment Mr.. Valentine moved that the
bill be referred to committee of one,
and II was so ordered. Upon motion of
Dibble 1t was again made the special or
der for tomorrow. The second reading
all of the afternoon session.
The Committee on Federal Relations
sent in a bunch of joint and concurrent
resolutions with and without recommend
atoms.
The Senate joint resolution ratifying the
Vallejo charter was adopted, as was SEN
ate joint resolution No. 6, relating TO navy
yards.
The joint resolution calling upon Con-
gress to declare the island of Molokai a
station for the isolation of lepers was
adopted as recommended by the commit
tee. 1t was introduced on Wednesday by
Assemblyman E. S. Sullivan of San Fran
cisco, and will doubtless be passed by the
Senate.
Assembly joint resolution No. 3, by
breakwater at San Diego harbor, was
fastened to 1t on its trip through the SEN
ate.
The Committee on Dairying and Dairy
Products reported for passage Assembly
bills Nos. 135 and 126 for the prevention
of deception in the selling of renovated
butter" and short weight butter pack
ages.
The bill introduced by Chynoweth of
Orange during the earlier days of the ses-
sion, which provides a penalty for the
building up of a monopoly on staple
goods, was referred back to the house
by the Labor and Capital Committee,
with the recommendation that 1t be re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Lardner Of Placer introduced resolu-
ton directing the sergeant at arms to
provide a commodious meeting room
with the necessary desks and chairs, for
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RESOLUTIONS AND
BILLS INTRODUCED

CALL HEADQUARTERS SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20.-Senator Boyce this
morning proposed to amend the joint
rules of the Senate and Assembly by pro-
viding that no bills other than revenue
bills shall be introduced in either branch
after the fftieth day of the session. Sem
ator Boyce also desires provision made
in the joint rules that no bill shall be
presented to the Governor for approval
subsequent to the twelfth day preceding
final adjournment excepting revenue
bills, deficiency bills and bills for claims
against the State.
BY a vote of ayes to Is noes the SEN
ate refused to adopt Senator Boyce's pro-
posed amendments to the joint rules.
The proposition to regulate the width
of wagon tires was sat upon by the Com
mittee on Roads and Highways, and they
reported TO that effect. The same COM
mittee reported favorably bill provtd-
ing for a free wagon road from Mono
Lake Basin to Tioga road, the same to
be State road.
Senator Dickinson's bill providing for
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INCIDENTS OF THE DAY AT SACRAMENTO.

town in the last week in anticipation of
the glad event. Senate bill 1879. the prod
uct of Cutter of Suffer and Yuba, went
through the Assembly on its final read
ing and passage yesterday morning and all
that remains now to inaugurate the gold
en- carnival of the Legislature of a thou
sand scandals is the signature of Cover
nor Gage
Everything that could be done was done
this morning by the Democratic minority
and sSembiyman Belshaw and his half
dozen Republican adherents to limit the
Cutter bill to its actual provisions It
provides for a specific number of addi-
tional attaches, not more than are actual
~ needed, but as 1t is phrased more en-
ployes may be hired by simple resolution
and to eradicate this weakness Caminetti
of Amador offered an amendment that in
case other employees were to be employed
1t should be only upon a four-fifths vote
of the Assembly. His resolution was prac
ucally along the same lines as that intro
duced yesterday by Belshaw and 1t met
the same fate. The Assembly went into
committee of the whole to consider the
amendments. and after adopting two in
tended TO rectify mistakes in the phrase
ology reported the bill back to the House
with the recommendation that it pass as
amended and II went through at gallop,
the vote standing 4S ayes, q noes.
Dibble said IT was his opinion that the
whole bill was unconstitutional. He did
not believe that the Assembly had the
ate should have nor bow many succeed
ing legislative majorties it should have.
He thought the whole matter should be
settled by rule and not by enactment
but he voted for the bill and fought for il
as hard as any one on the floor and was
as contented as any of the rest when 1t
had passed.
Debate on the Cutter bill was inter
rupted by a message from the Senate to
the effect that San Francisco'S charter
had been ratified by the vote of that body.
and the fact was chronicled on the min
utes in a burst OF hearty applause.
Another message from the other house
announced that the Senate joint resolu-
ton referring to improvements on Hum
boldt Bay had also passed and 1t was
forthwith turned over to Clerk Kyle.
The Labor and Capital Committee rem
dered its report, in which 1t recommended
the passage of four bills of Sanford of
Mendocino. The bills were Nos. 70, SO,
81 and 50, and dealt with labor matters,
ing lunch hour for millhands and Great
ing a ten-hour day in certain classes Of
labor
The first file work of the session was
taken up with Valentines Assembly bill
No 60, creating a commission of three to
see TO the proper representation Of Calf
fornia at the Paris Exposition The
house went into committee of the whole
to consider amendments. and changed the
compensation of the Commissioners from
per diem to $4,000 each and travelling ex-
penses. The bill as amended was passed
through its second reading
At the finish of the joint ballot the AS
sembly adjourned on motion of Dibble.
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A BILL AFFECTING
CATTLE QUARANTINE

CALL HEADQUARTERS. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20.-Speaker pro tenn An
derson of Solano introduced into the AS
sembly this morning another bill affecting
the quarantine that is to be raised against
cattle and stock afflicted with contagious
and infectious diseases.
1t authorizes the State Board Of Health
to take such action as is necessary to
prevent the Introduction into this State
of domestic animals infected with an
thrax, splenetic or Texas fever, CHAMBERS,
hog cholera and all other diseases of that
class.
The board is further directed to make
q complete investigation throughout the
State to discover If any of these maladies
already exist; and it is empowered to en-
ploy such experts as may be needed.
1t shall be the duty of the expert to re-
port at once to the Board Of Supervisors
Of any county in which he may find con-
tagious diseases, and the Supervisors are
directed to Immediately raise the neces-
sary quarantine against either exporta-
ton or importation. If the Board Of Su-
pervisors does not act within five days
the Board of Health shall have power to
do so and is SO directed. The bill was re-
ferred to the Committee on Health and
Quarantine.
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DIBBLE'S PATRIOTISM
IN WORKING ORDER

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA.
MENTO, Jan. 20.-"Any person." reads a
bill introduced this morning by Assem-
blyman Dibble, "who shall desecrate the
flag of the United States by printing
thereon or attaching thereto any adver-
tisement of any nature whatever shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor."
Mr. Dibble's patriotism was in good
working order this morning. In line with
the above bill, which was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, he introduced two
others, providing against the dissertation
of the United States Senate; It first
who shall advance or give or loan or
promise to do so to any candidate. for
the Legislature, whether nominated or
not, upon the express or implied promise
of the legislator that he wll cast his
vote for the said Senatorial candidate, is
guilty of felony.
The second was a hard rap at Major
McLaughlin, and those of the State Cen
trail Committee who are just now doing
lawful for any member of any commit
tee or association to solicit or demand
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A BILL AIMED AT
WHISKY RECTlFIERS

CALL HEADQUARTERS SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20.-Assemblyman Cosper Of
Tulare introduced into the Assembly this
morning bill designed to forbid the sale
of single stamp WHISTLES in the State of
California. The bill has been referred to
the Pure Foods Committee, and will prob
ably be reported favorably to the House.
Mr.. Cosper's proposed law is apparently
aimed at every wholesale liquor dealer in
San Francisco who holds a rectifier's
license. When whiskies are distilled they
are placed in bond at from 101 to 1o9
proof-that is, containing about so per
cent of alcohol.
1t has been the custom of San Francisco
dealers to blend one whisky with another
or with spirits or with water to cut the
proof down to about IS or 421a per cent
This means that the alcoholic contents of
the whisky sold in the city ranges at
about 40 per cent or a little more. as
against so per cent in proof whisky, which
Cosper's bill is intended to enforce.
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TO STOP SMUGGLING
INTO PRISONS

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20.-The recent scandals re-
garding the smuggling of opium into San
Quentin and the exposure that was made
of this traffic by the newspapers has re-
suited in legislative action. At least SEN
ator Bulla has taken cognizance of 1t, for
he introduced a bill in the Senate
this morning which makes it fell
ony for any one to smuggle, in
troduce or carry into any State
prison or reformatory any opium,
morphine, or narcotic of any kind; any
firearms or weapons of any character
If this bill becomes a law it is very liable
TO put. stop to the practices which have
been freely INDUCED in, not only at San
Quentin, but at some of the insane asy-
lums as well as at Whittier and at lone,
for visitors to carry to the friends they
are permitted to see either opium or NOR
article.
Warden Hale of San Quentin is here
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Burns Tried to Make Capital Out Of the
r." :, =,
investigation
Since the Inquiry Has Turned in the Direction
" of the Mexican There Is an Effort to
" Pull the Whole Thing into Middle.
BY HENRY JAMES.

sorting, while, when the two mix, oil and
water will do similarly.
Assemblyman Dwyer created laugh
by voting for stephen NJ. Burns" and
while he quickly amended by striking out
the Burns and substituting white he
blushed a rosy red at the roar, and the
presiding officer had to gavel the throng
into proper silence. The joint Assembly
a point of hilarity beyond 4 giggle.
In fairness must be added that while
the investigation committee might as well
be in session tonight, three members are
greatly displcased because OF the neglect
of the majority to be attending to busi-
ness. There are only seven members.
The formation of solid four might
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
BILL TO ESTABLISH
AN EIGHT HOUR LAW

CALL HEADQUARTERS, sACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20-In the Assembly this
morning Hoey of San Francisco intro
duced bill which limits the time of SER
vice of laborers, workmen and mechanics
employed upon public buildings of the
State, whether the work is done by con-
tract or otherwise, TO eight hours, and
makes 1t unlawful for any officer OF the
State or any person or corporation in
the employ of the State to require or
permit any one employed by them to
cept in cases of extraordinary emer-
gency.
The bill also makes it unlawful for any
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
STILL NO CHANGE
IN THE BALLOTING

CALL HEADQUARTERS SACRAMENTO, 2o-Assemblyrnan
things
lived in Yolo
ballot and both Burns and Grant
number because
to called
bot
70
to
he gained
of the
candidate who gaeed the chamber with his It
plush chairs along the wall and
people who
his
follow the paot so "
O
break the
U. GRANT
D. BURNS
r. N
H. L
SCOTT
2
NJ. EsTEE
ROSENFELD
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and it Is said that he strongly urges the
passage of this act as introduced by
Senator Bulla
A bill was also introduced In the AS
sembly to-day by Assemblyman Atherton
regarding the unauthorized bringing into
State reformatories or prisons intoxicat-
ing liquors, narcotics or firearms. 1t reads
as follows:
Any person not authorized by law who
brings into either of the State prisons of
the State of California, or any reforma-
tories therein, within the grounds OF
such institutions. any opium, morphine,
cocaine, or other narcotics or any intoxi-
eating liquors of any kind whatever, or
fire arms, weapons or explosives OF any
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the vote of any legislator for apv enc
enc Dill or measure that may be intro
u TnlS; 1t also makes it unlawful for anv
iteglsIaiiT sat- to sign or give any pledge that
re re YIN vote for any bill or candidate
TOT h Congress, except to give his pledge to
ms s, nominating. convention. -
ms last bill of Dibble's provides no
penslIy or punishment. 1t is Simply I'm
awful !" and the only punishment to those
VINO VINO disregard it is disgrace and a car
toon or so In the current news columns.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
LADIES MAY BE
ALLOWED TO VOTE

CALI, HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 20.-At last the women OF
the State who have passed the age OF Il
are to be given an opportunity to VOTE II
the bill Senator Smith of Kern county IN
troduced in the Senate this morning be-
comes law.
Senator Smith in his measure does not
provide that the fair ladies shall have full
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
SENATOR STRATTON LOOKS
AFTER THE UNIVERSITY

CALL HEADQUARTERS sACRA-
MENTO, Jan. Ex-senator Stratton of AL
ameda County has taken the State Uni
versity under his wing and is seeing to it
that all bills affecting the university get
in early and receive prompt consideration.
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person or persons connected with the e fnr
R he state to make contracts binding said
mechanics or workmen to work more
than the required eight hours II S11pu,
or mechanic working over eight hours
day. o,;+,o., cub
division thereof who shall violate the act
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor
and be subject to fine or imprlsons;
ment. or both. The fine not TO exceed
500 or the Imprisonment one year.
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This morning the Senator introduced
bill providing an appropriation of $S5, 900
for the university, to be expended as fol-
lows:
For an addition to the chemical library
$1,000; for a students observatory, SIS 900:
for an auditorium and necessary furnish
ings $40, 600: for bridges on the university
grounds. $1,000; for improvements on the
university grounds. $4,000: for water sup
ply for the university. 600; for a build
ing for the agricultural department to re-
place the one destroyed by fire, $4,000;
for improving and grading the grounds Of
the Affiliated Colleges, 81. 900.
Senator Stratton has also introduced q
bill to provide for the payment of the liz
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kind, is guilty of a felony, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be punished by i'm
prisonment in the State prison for term
not less than one nor more than five years
and shall be disqualified from holding any
State Office or position in the employ of
this State.
The bill was referred to the committee
on State prisons and reformatories.
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terest of the outstanding bonds Of the
State held in trust for the university fund
and on the additional sum of 1880 divert
ed from the endowment fund. The. taxes
to pay the interest on these bonds Is to be
fixed by the State Board of Equalization.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
BELSHAW ACT DEAD
AND THE BARS DOWN

CALL HEADQUARTERS, sACRA-
MENTO. Jan. 20.-The Belshaw act is
dead and the bars are down to the horde
of Purchasers that has fiocked into this
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the special committee on investigation.
1t was promptly passed. and after decid-
ing to tear down the rather giddy inauglI-
raj ball. decorations adjournment was
taken to the regular hour tomorrow
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and the falling out of hair. Loosening
teeth, too, and any sign of blood faint,
The moment you discover the slightest
sign, write for '30-day blood cure" circu-
are quite free. The system is perma-
nently and rapidly cleared of all traces OF
the poison.
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suffrage, the same as their husbands,
fathers. brothers and sweethearts. But
he is willing that they should have the
opportunity to vote upon all questions
which the Legislature has power under
the constitution to confer upon them, and
that is in matters appertaining TO the
schools
: That means that the ladies can vote for
members of the School Board in San
Francisco Sacramento, Los Angeles and
all other cities in the State. They can
also vote on any matter that is submitted
to the people affecting the schools of the
State.
But Senator Smith has inserted pro-
vision that the ladies who vote must reg
lister the same as male voters. This is
liable to raise a storm. for every lady who
registers will be requested to give. under
oath personal information which by many
has been regarded as sacred. She will
have to give her age, and that fact will
be matter of public record. This is re-
garded by some as a fatal defect.
Provision is also made in the bill for
separate ballot-box, so that the votes of
females can be there placed and kept
separate and distinct from the male votes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
lie swiata.

- Szerzenie sic gruzlicy. W
nPr.yjacislu swisrrst" professor DIR.
o. Bojwid ramisssora ciskswyi wat
ny Ola ogosu srtykut o ,Srsrssniu
sic gruzlicy (suchos) "a posrsdnIo
TWEEN mlsks miess swisrtst CRUZ.
liOrnyoh'. IstOsoie .sssrssssjsos %
cyfry, wyks.ujsoe, jsk wislkiem jest
niebsspisorshstwo s~srsasois Gle
gruzlics.
pGdy W rotnych krajsch - 20.
wisda DIR. B. - rsoseto badsc "a DO
mocs tuberkuliny bydto y oborscb,
pokassio sic, 70 " prsewstnej cseSoi
bydio jest dotkniete gruzlics. Me
rss obory, . nswss | Gala obora
oksssiy sic grozlics dotkniets".
Wobec grozliwsgo niebespisoss6.
ssws rospocseto stosowa6 r6fne
Srodki sspobisgswose, jsdnskis nile
wsssdsie " doststsosnsj misrss. Ola.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
q ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- Cyprjan GOdebski, sw6roa
pomnika Miokiewiosa " Warssswis,
p~rsysssdi ma SWAT " roku 1885 We
Francji " Meny sur Cher. Otr.y-
mawssy wyksstaioenie og6lne v "a
iotonej prsss ojoa sskols " Bstigno-
les, Posrsdi nsstepnie "a skiounolois
wrodrons poiwieois sic r.ezbisr.
sswu, wstspiws.y " r. 1853 do ssko.
~ Jouffoy, ksorej wyssli tsoy
rsszbiarss, jsk: Mercie, Fslguiere 1
Pavsf Dubois. zanim j~ssso.s wsssdi
na te droge rdobyi umiejst
nosc nisrmisrnis oenns ola rsezbis.
RIA, to jest dokisdns rnsjomosc ny.
sunku, dsiski nauozyoislowi swemu
re s1kosy bstignolskisj p. Dupuis,
kt6rsgo byf nswet prrsz pswien
orss pomocnikiem. D~sisislnosc
swoross Godebskiego rorpoors,s sic
we Lwowis, gdsie powierrono mo
wykonanie ozd6b sezbiarskioh "a
gmaohu inwslidow. u powisrzone-
go rsdsnis srsysts wywis.si sic
swissnie. ~PoPrrsd.ony dobrs sssws,
odss sic Godsbski nsssepnis do
Wisdnis, gdsie przedssswiony ossa.
r'owi Francis.kowi J6sefowi, sysksl
bsrdso powafns zsm6wieoie, pdys
wykonsnis possgow cstsrsob mar.
s1askow do gmschu srssnsiu. to
dsissa rovnisa wykonsi ku oeolne.
mo rsdowolsniu. Wrocis posem do
Psryfs ! ssso4yi " tenn misScie sw,
stale prsoownis. Misnowany .si In
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
Polacy ma ~obczyznie.

- UrOczyst0sG Mickiewiczow.
ska W Zuryohu wypsdis swietnie.
Obch6d ten urIadsiia miodsist pol
ska " wielkiej sail hotelu Central,
q stawili sic nah t}umnis TRANQUIL,
nismcy rosjanis. Siowo wstepue
wypowied.ial nNationalrash" I o.lo
mex rady niejskisj p. Grsuliob,
prssdstswiajac wymownis d1iaial
nosc ~snao.enie polskisgo wiss.oza
poIs granioami kraju rod1innsgo.
Proofs tego zabisrsli CLOS prof. uni
wsrsytetu Stern, rsdsktor dr.. Schmidt
! dr.. Ksrol Lswakowsk Wsryst
kis mowy ! produkoje wokalne
przyjmowauo nader gorsco.
P0lak dyplomata. - Minis
trsm' resydentem rssosypospolitej
San Domingo PREY Wstykanis jest
polak, p. Jnstyn Fsssowics. Rodsm
L Ukrainy, pracowsi W Psrytu "
bsnku ! tam wsssdi W stosunki 3
kilku ob~ywstelami wyspy San Do.
mingo, gdy 81 ~prsyjechali ssarsc sic o
poiycske narodows. Otenii sic ma
ssepnie W San Domingo |. piekns
bogats corks portugalskisgo planta.
fora. Missska obscnis " Rsymis "
chsrskterrs urredowsgo pr.sdstawi.
cisls rssOsypo'polisej PREY Wstyka-
nis.
Czwarty kongres polskich
socjslist6w odbyi sic " swieta "
Berlinis pod prrewodoictwsm dru.
ksrra Berfuss. Udrisi " k~ongresis
byi tym rstem lio.nisjs.y, MIA DO
lime lass. Prrybyli delsgsoi . Po-
s%usnis, Cinema, Wroeiswis, Kato-
vic, Zabrss, Huty Laura, Dre.ns,
Lipska, Hall, Hsmburga It'd. Pc IA
isswieniu czynnoSoi prsedwstepnyob
odcsytsi sprawozdauis roo.ns re-
dsktor pGsr. Rob-" Morsvski. Do
cbodu byso 7s95,51 m, roschodu
8O45.04 M. niedob6r pokryto 10
sprssdsfy pewnej brossury. Mo
rsvski prsedstswit takfe dsisislnos6
podosss wyborv do psrlsmsnsu:
rosdsno v6wosas 248,000 pism ufot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26

Eraezna Geese sesrsrarzy grrp s,esq-
-so'oych ma z'cyczdj ,~cysyfdnia Spiisnts-
Ssy "a ,ostepne, odzndki st. o.. cd no
syfh ez'onk6" pray ,oysesaniu apliko-
~. Jesao s,cyczgj niepraktycsry.
h.1da grupa z,oiqzkotoa (dop6ki su-
spsndotoanq ME JEST ma kredyt ~ blu.
we Rzadu Csntralnego. Wo6ec ssoo
'skretdrze z opsatq cstspnego "a no,cyeA
eztonk6,o pooinni sic ,ostrzymae DO
p6ty, dop6ki ME otrzymajq rachunku
Cd seAretarza j~eneralncgo. Ny o nS-
esen ME zapomniemy, przy .oypisywa.
nin c~yr%Slarzd - o to o6atoy nienrG
Gdy zas sekretarz otrzyma cd mas eyr-
sularz Il -aehunkiem) i gdy SIC przs.
ko'a, se rachunek ten ACADIA sic zjsos
ssiqsAanai, potoinien przesSae ma rece
sdsyern Zw. ". p. tyle, ile ten rachu-
mex aoykdzuje ami mnisj, ani ,oiecej.
8dy Saproaoadzimy ten porzqdek ras
IA zdinszc, niejsca mice ME 6edq 70
pozorne nisdokFadnosci. kt6re uielu
sekretarzom grup spat ME poxoalajq,
a nam przez TO ~oszczedzici. ponoteis
ssicIe esdsu. - SIKR. JKNxRALNy.