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teams for the purpose Of exhibition. out
il Too severe aud exhaunting FOR the or
dlnarvamatour player. The professional
snu,e. too. calls for but one official on
Inc neid. whereas the A. 4. 4. rules me-
ceasitate three.
Another difference between the two
ssts OF rules IA that In the amateur
game any number u players may have
hold N the ball at one time. whereas.
according to the professional regula-
lions. but two may touch the sphere at
tho same time. Mr. W. n. Reed. Jr..
the manager ~ the champion team OF
tho Twenty.third street branch NJ tho
Y. N. G. a. In New York. said. In renly
10 my query. that he thought the pro-
iesalonal rule was the better one. as IL
ave less chance for rough play.
Mr.. Reed. hy the way. is an authority
on basket hall matters and IL very en-
thuslastlc REGARDING the future 81 the
game. tie says that the reason his
team occupies itH present high position
IL not due tu the individual excellence
Of the mon compelling w.. hut To- tho
splendid team work that has been de-
yclnpod.
Ho alyr TINT the ramr N the Ideal one
Tor Indoors wherever there h. room for
1t aud that ID more nearly carries out
the aim Of the Y. NJ. G. \. In fostering
athletics to develop the man all around.
In contradistinotion 10 the prevalent
plan u making an athlete u specialist
In some one branch OF sport.
The game Ia very popular In the ma
tionni gunrd. and there are some very
/ strong teams among the militia compa.
niles. This seems 10 be the case crpe'
clally IN regard 10 the separate COM
panics In the towns along the Hudson
river. Their armurica form an Idea
playing ground. and the men md u O
splendid variation from the tedious or
| dead OF repeated drills.
Several changes In the game hav,
/ been advocated. the principal one helnf
chhmploned by III. dudley a. Sargent
/ ~ Harvard university and Mr.. q, N
| Martin OF youngstown. q. The changei
ne suggested by these two gentlemen
would make radical Innovations IN th'
! style of play. but they diner but slight
IS from each oth-r Their purpose Il
to make the gams less severe and Il
allow more players to take part. Or
Sargent would divide the playing spac'
into three divisions. the players In cncl
section being required TO stay In thcii
own part This IN great measure
would abolish mass plays and Eive stat
players les OF an advantage over thcil
more mediocre ndNcrHarlcs. Another
suggestion ~ that removing u ball from
nn opponents hand be- considered !
foul. These changes would lessen tn
spectacular Interest and are not likely
to be adopted by the professionals a
any rate.
CHARLES u. EDwARDEs.
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was a sort Of sop thrown To the bowling
cerhcrus ~ higher art. II was ven
turc entered into with fear and trem-
bling aflcr long solicitation and artful
cntreaiy from his ambitious leading
lady. for n II good OLD mnHHbarked
tradition Of the stage that no ncbulouH
theatrical Tllfnmcr could even be- dcH-
ignated a. nxci star without nrat
trying her hand at Shakespeare. Man
aEcrr dcplorcd this expensive means ~
bringing a star into undisputvd exist,
enre. siFhrl and reluctantly dragged
out the old shakeHpcnrenn scenery
Then came a change. Shakespeare
was icleEated 10 the back townships
and for n time was presented To rural
though admirinR audiences. who called
yoolfrrouuly and Intellectually Tor "au-
thor" owing 10 the beautiful economy
exercised In such performances. where
By the garb Of the Hamlet of one
niFht became the douhlct aud hose NJ
the noHallnd NJ the next Shakespeare
was made To pay, perhaps. though not
In any prlncely proportions,
nut during the present season great
change has crept over the theatrical
world The box ofilcc M longer looks
ON While the swan with mn ESQ ~
scorn. In fact there has been what
might be called shnkospcafvau rs-
viyul not only In America but also in
England.
The turn ~ the tide indeed took place
nrst In England. where n was once
thought that Sir Henry lnins hnd a
proscriptlyo right To the Shakrspearrlr
dramas ST.. Forbes Robertson. Mr
Becrhohm Tree. Sit Alexander Mr.
Patrick Campbell ana Mrs. Potter ar
now showing they can hnndir the great
drnmntiHlH PLAYS with both nnnucia
ana artistic success.
In our own country the return 4,
Shakespeare has hron oven more on
thualastlc. Company after company
has played To- what Is called. in thI
parlnnce Of the box office, paving bust
ness" Hut more notable than this f3r
have been the new artistic triumph
which American actresses have uchiry
ed In these once fatal shakrsprarvHl
plays.
our new series " performance ur
marked by humanity q completcnDE
ana consistency unique In tho hlrtoT
of shakespcarenn productions.
In Days presentation NJ "rho Alrr
chant OF Venice" Miss Ada Rehan hu
scored very great fuccosA althouF
certain critics have been ohlectlnr Z
the manner In which sir, DAILY has iaf
en- libertics with the poet's lines. WHIT
one has little sympathy Nlih hos
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A SHAKESPEAREAN REVIVAL
"Wie the Swan" Seems 10 Be Valuable at
Present From the Box Office Stand
point---New Productions.

austcrc puris's who cry Tor Shakespeare
word for word as II ~ writ there Ne
such thing as "a rational ana decent
respect Tor u masters workmanship
Cnhhlors Of Shakespeare have always
boon held In Just contempt There are.
however. certain things In The poets
work which appealed IN the pie of tho
Globe thoater in ie0s that do not prove
acceptable 10 % Sew York audience nj
the md NJ Tie nineteenth century.
Autrrf tsnrH' Autfes mmurt' Nor
must IL boz imaglnei that there is any
one inmllbie tex Tor th1 shakespeare
producer 10 follow shtkfspalrs ga
not edit his own plays, AMI u has taken
two centuries ~ cauti1us ana cumult.
lively constructive criticism 10 make q
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THE CHAMPION BASKET BALL TEAM

ITO leave ones own country for awhile
--dnoa both You Hnd the country good
anu ao / am go'ne 10 London"
RHiQri used To play tragedy In Ital-
Ian called Judith" an English version
or which % no be- produced by Modjeska.
concert givors Va London have la
reckon with o disadvantage peculiar TO
that city a dense foE, Il Ar said. win
keep nail empty. Al tickets are. how
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comfy. Among her callers was James
pocl who is said 10 be- the oldest actor
la tho United kingdom. lie is nearly 90.
4 woman thought Il was live nfh
that a comedian took from a howl ana
atu m a London music hall and wrote
AN Indignant protest 10 the papers
Rose Coghlan writes that she thinks
OF going To Europe for "a couple OF
years. 1T 10 good thing she SAYS.
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success. Tho Great ruby" 60 New
York Ada i,rhan win probably take
the leading role. which has hsen played
abroad Dos Mrs John Wood, Tor whom
u was written.
The courts have recently decided that
M enp>rIvhuuE tho title OF a play tho
play Itself must accompany the title
Mrs. keeley Eugland's oldest actress,
celebrated her nlncty-thifd birthday ra-
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ever, usually sold In advance the loss
Is not all on the concert Riyers side.
French company has hccn acting
"cyrano" Ia Italy, ana Mnscagni IL
considering the idea OF writing an OPP
era on the story.
The German newspapers announce
several unpublished ana Enacted plays
by nulwer Lytton. the rights 10 which
are held by u Germnn dramatic agent.
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amateur no,,nw rournnmen,.

The amateur boxing and wrestling
tournament which viii be held In New
York on Thursday. Jan. 20, and Ratur'
day, Jan. q, under the direction OF the
Amateur Athletic union. Ii going TO be
a success. Entries are rolling In not
only from this city, hut from Philadol-
phin. Boston. plttshurg and Chicago.
Entrlea nre expected from the Chicago
Athletic association and the New York
Athletic club.
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dicrs of Fortune" ANA tan Calne at
-. M. viii read selections IRON The
Christian.
Muudo Adnms win mott only have vii
tam favershum uH her Romeo when
she appears IH Juliet 10 May mo either
the Empire og the Knlokerhpcksr New
York but JAMES x. Hacketi appears 49,
Mercutin
Augusta DAILY Ia to bring the London
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There was a time. aud not 70 very
long ago, either when the dramatic
manager looked upon a shakeapoarcan
production ~ an expensive luxury. II
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A race has been arranged FOR next
spring between the PENNSYLVANIA crew
ANA one representing Annapolis,
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~ was manager Of big vaudeville
company once upon a time" said vet
crnn Snowman. "nnd one ~ our stars
was clever lightning taricaturist' lie
would stand before nm easel hung with
sheets of MANILA paper and dash OF
portraits ~ celebrities IN less time than
II takes to tell II. Occasionally he would
do one upside down, and the certainty
and celebrity with which he worked kept
me nHtonlshcd until I got on to his trick
lie would first take his MANILA paper
and make his drawings very carefully
In u solution Of Canada balSam, which
" a sticky gum, Invisible a few Inches
away. when he appeared on the stage.
he carried small sponge In his palm
covered with powdered charcoal. and.
as he passed his hand over the paper.
the stun stuck 10 the prepared lines and
made them black. He didn't really
touch his pencil 10 the paper at ALL u
was n good scheme and very difficult 20
detect. lie used TO get $50 week"
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STORIES OF
THE STAGE.

A variety performer says; Few
would believe that the apparently limo
cent delays here and there In n vaudc-
willie show are really an organized plan
to save 70 much OF n salary list. but
such IL the case. The delay In shifting
the numbers Of each turn. the walking
slowly across the stage from one side
TO the other to change these NUMBER.
the many little preludea and apparent
improvising constantly INDUCED IN by
the piano masters. the slow and ianguld
Efforts Of clearing the stage after an
act. the slow changing Of drops and
scenes arc all regularly laid out TO galn
time one IN artonlrhcd at the actual
time thus raincd at the expense Of an
indulEcnt audience.
''Iiy deliberately purloining two min
utea here and three minutes there m
average gain OF one hour perform.
apce ~ made. ono hour In n vaudeville
performance. when acts or features
of \, 10 and ~ minutes receive from
$500 to $500 o. week. IN rather an impor-
tant bit ~ saving In "A weeks time
Years ago, when II was customary 10
employ stage manager to handle a
vaudeville performance. 90 cause
stage wait meant flnc or dismissal.
''rhe stage manager OF yorc would he
sadly embarrassed M the new Vaude-
vile. with it, time savers and other
innovations. hut this particular position
has been done away with. ~ many 9TH
or points which went toward making u
great performance. and the stage ear
penter II now dubbed the stage mana
/ ger Instead. Thus the ever induireni
public. paying without question for the
best the market affords. Il 'hnnkocd
out of at least an hours performance"
Mime. ModIeskn, the famous actress.
1 lives on n ranch which Hes ut the foot
OF Santiago reak, In California. " miles
from town or railway. She Ia an en-
thualnatlc farmer and takes great pilde
in her live stock. of which she ha, a
large number. Her herd Of shoriho' ~
numbers over 400 and she has n sim
gulariy well proportloned flock ~ An
CORA goats. These animals she has
found To be very profitable.
Having invested IN tho ranch large
part OF her savings from her theatrical
earnings. she naturally looks closely
after II 10 see that II pays u proper div
ldcni on the capital
Another branch OF her undertaking IL
hoe raising She has 800 hives OF ltai-
Ian bees and sells great deal Of honey
every autumn. the mountain meadows
around her homestead being carpeted
with tho flowers " the white sage.
which are credited with producing tho
finest Favored honey In the world. Nine.
Modjesia rises NJ 9 o'clock In the morn
Ing and II out all the forenoon Huperin-
tending the management Of her cattle
and bees.
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,,Elektroid przeistoczy najzupeiniej
sztuke fotograficzna odpowiedzia}
Rychnowski. Kolorowe fotografje
ME sa obecnie ~polaczone z wielkiemi
trudnosciami. Kazda piyta fotogra.
fczna po.iada W sobie w~szystkie bar
WY przedmiotu fotografowanego,
chodzi tylko o to, ably je uwidocznic
ma ~skohczonej fotografji, co sic mnie
~nareszcie uda}o".- Ma zapytanie,
jaka jest przysz}osc elektroidu -
Rychnowski odpowiada: ,,Jest to mo-
jem giebokiem przekonaniem, IL e.
lektroid jest przeznaczony do "a
stapienia wxystkich innych sii, be-
dacych ma usludze rodzaju ludzkie.
GO.
wv jednej re swoich fizycznych
odmian, jest to swiatlo dzienne j ME
widze p~rzyczyny, dlaczego niemia}-
by bye uzywany w przysz}osci do
oswietlenia. Jest on przeznaczony
do rozwiazania zagadki nietylko po-
chodzenia zycia w ciaiach organize
nych, lecz take j praw pod}ug kto-
rych odbywaja sic rugby cia} niebies-
kich. Ia jego pomoca by}em w sta
ME udowodnic daznosc wszystkich
cia} do przyjmowania kszta}tow o.
krag}ych, takich, jake widzimy W
najprostszych komorkach. Ia jego
pomoca bedziemy w stanie zachowy-
wac ma dfugi czas zywnosc, niszczyG
mikroby wszelkiego rodzaju, dezin-
fektowat rany przez bandaze, daG
miodemu winu zapach starego,oczysz-
czac powietrze, wyciagac lotne olej-
XII kwiatow j zamieniac je ma PERU
my posiadajace prawdziwy zapach
kwiat0w, dystylowaG bez ognia ma
see napoje i nadewszystko uwolni6
umys} cd ~biednych pojec, znajduja-
cych sic w naszych podrecznikach
fizyki'.
,,Prosze wierzyc, re s~ioneczne SWAT
10 i ciep}o nis istnieja. S}ohce ME
jest koniecznie goracem i bezwat-
pienia otrzymuje swoje ciepio cd
innego cia}a. TIE promienie SHY
mechanicznej, ktore otaczaja naszego
planete re wschodu ma zachod, znie-
walaja 60 wskutek swej SHY przy-
ciagajacej do poruszenia sic z zacho-
du ma wsch0d'.
II. Komorowski.
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RKDAKTOR;
Stefan B~szczesosh.
q Wydziafu Oswiaty.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Wy
dzialu Oswiaty przyjeto rapport Sc
dzi6w ostatniego konkursu ma tema'
,,Jakie So ob~owiazki polaka jake o.
bywatela Stan6w Zjednoozonyoh".
Prac nadeslano tylko dwie. y
Pod pseudonimem ,Nie swieci garn
Xxi lepia". p .Sztandarnik".
Zadnej Z tych prac pomimo pew
nych zalet ME przyznano pierwszej
nagrody, gdys ME dochodziiy dc
przepisanej warunkami konkursu::ob.
jetosoi 20 stronio druku i pc drugie
zbyt maio z~astanawiaiy sic mad obo
wiazkami osobistymi obywateli Sta
now Zjednoczonych. P~rzyznano a.
toll piracy nNie swieci garnki lspia",
druga nagrode a pracy ,Sztan-
darnik" trzecia nagrode.
Pc otworzeniu kopert okazalo sic,
ze autorem pracy ,,Nie swieci garn
XII lepia' jest DIR. Antoni J. Chrza.
nowski z Chicago a autorem praoy
,,Sztandarnik" - OBJ. Roman Adam.
ski z Toledo, o.
Przyjeto rapport sekretarza, re dwie
broszurki, wydane nakladem Wy
dzia}u Oswiaty So gotowe, a miano,
wicie: ,,Bitwa grochowska" ryoina
planem bitwy przez dr.. Gierszyh
skiego i 20 pielegnowaPiu niemow-
lat" przez DIR. Sieminowicza.
Uchwalono, by W miare moznosci
sciagac wszystkie biblioteozki we
drujace do Chicago do wydzialu
Oswiaty. A to dlatego, by podczas
letnioh miesiecy moana byIo przej-
REC wszystkie biblioteozki, dokom.
pletowac je ~staranniei, tax by byly
gotowe ma jesieh do rozeslania. o
becnie takich biolioteozek jest Is.
Uchwalono dalej, by Wydzias o
swiaty zajat sia odpowiednia agita
oja W sprawie spisu ludnosci W
przysziym roku odezwa do Wy.
ohodzctwa Polskiego W Stanach
Zjedn.
Jake pred wstepny krok tych "a
ohod6w, by komitet Wydziaiu zloao
ny z prezesa F. II. Jab}ohskiego i
wioeprezesa DIR. K. Midowicza udal
sic do superintendenta spisu Gilbert
" Chicago j przedstawi} temu zada
MIA j prosby Wydzialu Oswiaty.
Dysputowano obszernie i postano.
wiono dowiedziec sic o kosztsoh, ia
kie by pociagneio, wydanie mapy
dawnej Polski z z~aznaczeniem
wszystkich rozbiorow.
r. III. Jo6tohski.
J.. j. Chrzanoacski. sekr.
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w, ktory bezwatpienia potrafi sam sic.
bic bronic. Pogsrdliwe jednak wyrate.
ME rDziep. Milwauc." oburzyio mas z to-
60 wzgledu, ze ublita tel czesci miodzie.
zy polskiej, kt6ra zaciagnswszy sic do
wojska pod wpiywem zapaiu dla dobrej
sprawy, ME byia wysiana przez SEX eta
RIA wojny ma Kube Tub Puerto Rico.
l tel mfodziezy moze kiedy kto po.
v iedziec pogardliwie: Bohaterzy z pod
Tampa, jacksonville, Nashville itd.l Ply.
tamy wiec, czy, wstepuiac do wojska,
mlodziez Ia myslaia o tenn, re ME bsdzie
wysiapa ma plac bojus Czy, ujmujac ka.
rabin do reki, przypuszczaia, re ME uAy.
je go ola sprawy wolnosci?
Smiaio odpowiemy, re mfodziez ia ME
przypuszczafa takiego obrotu rzeczy, &c
re smiaiem | goracem screen opuszczafs
progi rodzinne | gotowa byia zginac "a
sztandar gwiazdzisty. Mkt wiec niems
rrawa poniswierac tych dobrych checi
Mkt niema prsws wymawise tel mfodzie
by, ze Z rozkazu wfadz wyzszych przez
C ,fe miesisce przebywafa W niezdrowych
obozach, cho.ujac mrac nawet bez da'
MIA wystrzafu.
Dobre checi tel m'odziezy byiy takae
poswieceniem.
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Brao:a .wiszkowi, gor.kie - to
ssows, lecz prawd.iwe. C.y my, po-
lacy, many tax zswsze postepowa6 i
stanowic zero " obec innyoh narodo-
woscif Przeciea jestesmy potomka-
mi Mickiewioz6w, S{owaokich, So
bieskich j Kosoiuszk6w i my, jako
ioh Potomkowie, many sic tax poni-
aacf Gdyby jeden z wyaej wymie-
nionych mellow byi obeony ma ma
Sym ovo; odzie ma poludniowej stro-
ME miasta Cleveland, to ME poznal-
by mas, Re my jestesmy iOh potomka-
mi, a gdyby mu powiadziano, q, to
obch6d Konstytucji 3go Maja, urzs-
dzony przez gmine, t. j. przez die
vice Po}aozonyob grup Wv. Mar. Pol,
to z pewnoscia rumieniec okrylby
mu czo}o!
Lecz niema zlego, CODY ma dobre
ME wyssio; powinnismy sic stara6
lepiej postepowac ma przyszlosc.
Matki powinny dac lepsze baozenie
ma " dzieci, gdy je . soba ma OBJ
ch6d przyprowadza, ably one naprz6d
wiedzialy pc &C tam ida. Szozerze
zycze, by ma przyszsosc COS podobne-
60 pi6rem mojem ju4 nigdy pisane
ME bylo.
Niniejszem W imieniu gminy sk3a-
dam serdeczne dzieki wszystkim de-
kl%amatorom jake i spiewakom, a
razem prosze przebaczyc = pu-
blicznosci. Take serdeoznie dzie-
kuje Towarzystwu Strzelc6w, re mas
raozyio ~zaszczyoie swoja obeonosoia.
w imieniu zarzadu gminnego
+. j. Makoscski,
sekr. gminy.
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czesci. Bo d.is jedno gniazdo W
Polsce przswyzsza prawie caiy nass
zwiazek sokoli " Stanach Zjedn.
Mic wiec dziwnego, .e ME wiele o
sobie wiemy. Lecz gdybysmy sta
nell ~zlaczeni, prEebrzmiaioby echo
Pc lackiej krainie, IL polonja amery-
kahska wychowala silny zastep swo-
ioh syn6w gotpwych poswiecic krew
swa "a Ojczyzne. Wszak praoa IA.
sra jednaka, eel nasz jednaki j ola
jednej ~pracujemy Ojczyzny; dlacze-
g6z ME mozemy pracowa6 wspolnieF
Ia kilka tygoini many zlot Wv. So
hollow Pol. W Buffalo niedaleko ter
i do Sejmu Wv. Mar. Pol. Starajmy
sic wiec p~oruszy6 prase nasza " tym
oelu, ably sprawl ia wesz3a ma porza-
dek dzienny, a zjednoczonemi silami
rose bedziemy ma chwale swego ma
rodu j poaytek Ojczyzny. Przeoiea
nam sic ME bedzie rozchodzi}o o male
ustepstwa, no i naszym przewodni-
kom o ur.edy! Many wsrod IA lu-
dzi zdolnycb, prawyoh polak6w, kt6.
rzy Z zaparciem siebie praoujs ola
sPrawy narodowej. lynn poswiecmy
zaszczytne stanowisks.
jake dow6d n~aszej slabosoi pole.
dyhczej wezmy nasza Pennsylvania,
gdzie zwiazkowoy rosna W liozbe
jak grzyby pc deszczu y kazdem
niemal miasteozku istnieja grupy
Wv. Mar. Pol. Zwiazkowoy OF do
konali tego, Ae nasi proboszcze urza.
dzaja wspaniaie obchody s~tyoznio-
we, majowe j t. d., gdya takowe po-
oiagaja wiele ludu. ALI zapytaJmy,
ozy ma estradzie zajeli miejsoa nasi
przedstawiciele, cry tam byla kiedy
zaoheta ola Sokol6w, Zwiazku Mo
dzieay Tub Spiewak6~? Nigdy, bos-
my "a siabi. Ola jakiego celu uleg-
Ia grupa Promienistych sk}adajaca
sic przewaznie z inteligentnej m}o.
d.iezy? Me potrzeba by nam sic
byao wyrzekac inaszych odznak naro-
dowych, gdybysmy dziaiali wspolnie
j popierali nasza miodziea, lecz ia.
kiea many poparcieP Ia przyklad
wezmy Sokoia Z poludniowej strony
Tub oddzial Miodziezy. Czy OF maja
poParcie przynsjmniej moralne?
Wcale przeciwnie! Maia przeszko.
dy W szlache mel pracy choc ma1o "a.
winili OF niedoswiadozeni mfodzieh.
oy. Pomimo to sokoli ohot otoczeni
malkontentami, ME zwazaja ma pod
szepty waroho3ow, pragna jedynie
zgody, po}aczenia sil nsszych W pra.
cy utytecznej.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
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Zwiazku SOk. Polskich W st. ri.
W Buffalo, N. Y.
PR

PROGRAM.
Dzieh pierscssy niedziela 2 lipca
L. o godzinie 7 rsno - Pobud'
ka.
2. Cd godziny 8 rano - Official
ne przyjmowanie delegat6w j odpro'
wadzenje ich do przeznaozonych
kwater.
8. o godzinie l pc poludniu =
Otwsrcie Zlotu j sesja.
4. Cd godziny 5 do 6 wieozoren
= Jeneralna pr6ba cwiozef gimna
stycznych.
5. o godzinie 6 wieozorem =
Wieozornioa sokola re wsp6ludzia
lem zaproszonyoh gosci. (Wstep ot
osoby 5Oc.)
Dzieh drugs -poniedziasek 8 ipca
1. o godsinie 7 rano - Pobud
ka.
2. Cd godziny 8 do 10 pred po'
ludniem - Sesja.
3. o godzinie l Pc poludniu -
Zebranie sic Soko}6w oraz zaproszo,
nych grup Zwiazku Mar. Pol. i in
nych ~towar,ystw j wymarsz ma pix,
mix do Parku Teutonia.
4. Cd godziny 8 do 4 pc polud'
niu - Koncert.
8. Cd godziny 4 do 8 pc po}ud.
niu = Popisy gimnastyczne.
6. o godzinie Z wieozorem -
Rozwiniecie sztandaru Zwiazku So
ko{6w Polskioh i sztandaru Sokols
Polskiego W Buffalo.
Dzieh trzeci - utorek, 4 hpca.
l.. o godzinie Z rano - Pobud'
ka.
2. o godzinie 8 rano - Sesja
Zamknieoie Zlotu.
UwAGA. Towarzystwa majaoe
zamiar wziac udzial W pochodzie n,
piknik do Parku Teutonia prosimy
ably wystapily re swemi odznakami
sztandarami, zas te, kt6reby ME mo
giy wystapi6 incorpore, prosimy {
przysianie delegacyj, kt6re rownie.
zechoa iaskawie ola urozmaicenia
upiekszenia pochodu. przybyc z cd.
znakami i s~ztandarami swyoh iowa
rzystw. Bioracy udzia} W pochodzi'
maja wstep wolny do parku.
Czofem!
Komitet Ziotoscy.