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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
A Snort STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Messenger Boys Hhvs an Interview with
Superintendent Gill and Then Go to Work.

Messenger Boys Hhvs an Interview with
Superintendent Gill and Then Go to Work.
PHILADELPHIA. July 81. -Actuated by the ex-
perisnoes OF the strike started by tho m esssn-
ger boys OF New York and Plttsburg. 400 boys
employed by the Western Union Compan at
its various Offices in this city struck at 3
O'Clock this morning. The strike by 2 O'Clock
was over. tho majority OF the boys having re-
turned to work. The cessation OF the strike In
six hours was due frst to the fact that the boys
had no organization. no leader. no one to al
wise them. and. secondly. to the conciliating
words OF Superintendent William b. Gill. TO
whom committee went at o'clock. having
been assured that they would be received and
treated properly. and presented their grew
ances; These were not in writing, but were
stated orally BY a lad named Frank Flaherty
When the flve boys entered his of1cs Mr. Gill
:" Good afternoon. boys. What can d. for
This probably did away with bad temper. and
received one and three flfths cents for de-
livering message. wanted two cents the
shnmr as receyed pand that The Tenth
and Chestnut streets wanted three cents in
How long have you been with the COM
peny?" queried Mr.. Gil.
Eighteen m91ths," was the reply.
Sold Newspapers
Which made you the most money!"
That S Just what ! thought" said Mr.. Gill;
and that is why | stopped selling LedOers
and became a messenger boy years ago
The statement that he had been q messenger
boy surprised them and. taking advantage Of
this, he continued:
Now. boys. can do nothing for you while
you are out. but II you return to work will
see that your grievances are considered and
that you shall get all that Is coming to you, and
at any time you have complaint come In and
sec me-"
The committee heard these words In silenc,
and left the room Standing outside the office
was tho crowd Of strikers. numbering prob
ably 800 and fully 1000 persons stood watch
ing them. When the committee appeared
there was a cheer. Those who had heard tho
words OF the suprrintendont went among the
strikers. telling them what he had said. and In
Il half hour tn. boys were returning to work.
1t is probable that the demonstration made
by the messengers bows will have the effect OF
increasing their earnings; The superlntend:
ent has under consideration the quest on OF
paving them m advance OF 10 per cent. for
district messages. making them receive half
instead Of 40 per cent oil the price MS received
now by them. and it is also probable that they
will he paid for what are known as cold mes
sages. messaees which they have failed to de-.
liver for the reason that they could not find
the persons to whom they were sent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
STOLEN SIILBOAT FOUND.
Wcstin Sailed the Tak-It-Easy from Salem,
Mass, to This City.


Mass, to This City.
About two weeks ago James F. Appleton.
manager of the Underwriters Salvage Com
pany OF 81 North William street. went to his
summer home at Salem. Mass He was only
there few days when he informed the Mas
sachusotts authorities that some one had stolen
his sailboat. the TAX It-Easy. A general
alarm was sent out. and tho police of New York
were asked 10 search for the missing craft.
Yesterday Detectives Deevy and Gallagher
OF the Contra Office found q boat answering
the description of the stolen one. They dis
covered II at the anchorage Of the Hudson
River Yacht Club ut the foot OF West Ninety
second street 1t was the Tak-It-E Easy. The
detectives asked the Secretary Of the yacht
club for the name o. the man. who
that the owner was Frank Westin OF West
10th street. new mem Der OF the club. Co.
ing to Westn's address last night, they placed
him under arrest. When asked how he got
the boat here he enid:
Take 1t cnsy-why. / sailed her here from
Massachusetts,. I'm a sailor"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Jockey Fletcher Seriously Injured While
Exercising Auaatasia.

Harry Fletcher. 10 years old. Jockey IN the
employ OF Dahl Bros. who have their strins Il
horses in training at Morris Park. met with
serious accident yesterday afternoon while OK
ercising Anastasia on the track. The horse
SHE'D at q piece OF paper and threw
Fletcher heavily against the fspce. He WaS
pick ed UP unconscious by Rounds an Ferdon
moved In an ambulance to the j. Hood Wrig6I
Hospital. There IL was found chat four liza.
ments In his right leg were broken The Dry,
sicinns said that he would recover unless In.
ternal Injuries had been sustain ed but that ko
would be cripple for NE. Fletcher CONES
from New Orleans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Said His Brother stabbed Him in FINN.

John Burke OF 5O3 East Nineteenth street
was seated on the curb at Avenue A and Nine
teenth street last night. when his brother
John came up behind him and stabbed him
in the side with bread knife. The wounded
but could not catch him. He then staggered
into III" Fast Twenty; second street station,
him why his brother had stabbed him.
He only done it for a little fun" said
Burke. Il was lest show that there was ne
burke was taken to Bellevue Hospital whore
il was said that the injury was OF serious ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Inhabitants Of the Island of Kusare Want
United States Rule.

SAN Francisco. July 27.-The Inhabitants OF
Kusarc. one OF the Caroline Islands, recently
sold to Germany by Spain. have sent a petition
to the American Congress through J. F. Cum
bingham OF this city. urging the United States
to buy the island. The petition SAYS:
I'VE have been in intercourse with the Amer
lean people Tor forty seven years. that is. with
American missionaries, traders and whale s,
AMI many OF our people have been to the
United States and have been in the service of
the americans. We therefore pray your hon
orahle body To extend your government here.
because there Is no other foreign interest hero
but American"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Striking Postal Telegraph Boys Return to
Work.

SYRACUSE. July 27.-The striking postal tele-
graph boys returned to work conditionay at 3
o'clock this afternoon, but served n notice on
Manager Drake OF the local ONCE that unless
the desired increase in salary was granted on
Aug, they would leave the company. Their
return to work was on the advice ot Police JUS
tice Thomson, who was urged TO submit the
company and endeavor 10 secure better sala-
ries Tho boys before returnnR to work signed
paper agreeing not to Join any lahor orRnni-
cation II renstated. but later forced Manager
Drake to destroy the agreement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

George Nanderberk, Hugh Rowen. Thomas
DIVER. John Iinehan. Thomas ''ay and Michael
DAILY. who were held in $500, bail by Magis-
trate Mott on a charge OF assault on July 81 on
Motorman Jaw F. kice Of Madison avenue
car, were before Justice Girgerich Of the Su-
preinr Court yesterday looking to their re-
lease on hnhcas corpus Justice Giegrrich
discharged Nandcrbeck Rowen and Dwyer on
the ground that the motOrman had not identi-
fed them as taking part in the assault. and
dismissed the writ as 10 the other three men.
who were identified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

AsHTABULA. o.. July 27-The ore handlers
strike on the NJ A. Hanna dock is settled and
the men returned to work at noon to-day. Tho
men gained every point they demanded. Chief
Engineer McNutt was discharged. Superln-
tendent Raser IL removed from his position as
superintendent. but Is retained us agent OF the
company without any jurisdiction over tho
men. An arbitration committee of three per.
sons was appointed. which will engage and
discharge all employees and settle all dlssen-
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

pITTsBUEG. July 27.-The committee that
has charge Of tho arrangements for the recep-
ton Of the Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment. due
here from Manila next month. succeeded to-
day in securing subscriptions to SyU,O CU Of the
the 1000 necessary to furnish the regiment
free TRANSPORTATION from san Francisco The
City Council appropriated $4,000 and the Car
negie Steel Company gave $4,000 The SOL
dIers will be mustered ont In San Francisco
and the trip from there TO Fttsburg will not
cost them anything.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Prisoner Jumps Safely from Train GoinK
Forty Miles an Hour.

GLEN COVE. l.. L.. July 27.--Joseph Silenski.
a Pole, was sentenced to the county Jail for
ninety days yesterday 10y Justice Cocks Con-
stable Lamb started with the prisoner for tho
Jail on a railroad train, Whom near Richmond
Hill Senski left his seat to get a drink OF
water and was allowed to go as the train was
running at he rate OF forty miles an hour. To
the astonshm"nt OF the constable Silcnski
Jumped on, and when the train was stopped
ing to lind dead Pole. all they discovered was
IA hole in the ground whore SilenaNi had landed
on his feet lie has not been rccaptured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

BINGHAMToN. y. Y. July 2T.-SeveraI weeks
ago masked burglars entered the residence Of
NJ. W. Hazelton. in Oneonta. and stole $500
and several gold watches and rings Every
effort wns made TO trace the thieves, but no
clue could be found. ami Mr. Haze!tOn gave
his goods W as lost. Yesterday he received
package. postmarked New York and was sur
prised on opening 1t TO flnd $500 in bills and
note, which read:
Mr.. Hazelton: | have suffered untold
agony, and incluse rings and money. The
watches you will hear from later"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

other distractions from the track three ears
had become blockaded. and crowd OF about
three hundred persons gathered. AS the car
moved toward the city a cry broke from the
crowd. and In a short time the police and militia
assembled and dispersed the mob: After that
stones were thrown from the darkness In
several places along the street. but little
damage was done.
The Euclid Beach line was brought to
standstill tonight by the cutting Of the feed
aud trolley wires About 900 feet OF wire was
cut down and carried away. crowd OF men
and boys surrounded car, stoned Il
and attacked the non union crew. The latter
were bruised and cut, but escnped. The
crowd nCxt devoted itself to break Ing up the
car Tho alarm was sent to Lakeyicw car
barns. ana Lieut. Hatch and a detail Of men
from the naval reserves started for the scene.
Bv tho time they arrived at the scene OF
the trouble the, car was a wreck and the
rioters had fled. All along the limo
cars were stalled whore they happened to be
when the wire was first cut This haprened
at $3.50 y. NJ. and at 1880 T. NJ. the wires had
not be open until tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Alleged Green Goods swindler Arrested. .

ALLENTOWN. Pa. July 27,-Postal Inspector
Gregory to-day arrested Richard Barton. =
green goods man. at one OF the leading hotels
in this city for Illegal use Of the mails Bar
ton Is the alleged ring leader OF a gang OF
green goods swindlers who have made Allen .
and who have flooded the country with cIrcu-
lars. number al men from the West and
south came here TO buy green goods and were
When arrested Barton resisted and inspector
Gregory wascompelled to draw his revolver,
The prisoner was taken TO New York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Tuberculosis Among Ex-Gov. MoYton's Herd
of Guernsey Cattle.

MATTEAwAN. N. Y. July 27-The sale Of sxs
Gov. Morton's famous herd OF Guernseys %
Ellerslie. Rhinebeck. has been postponed. 70
give the herd clean bill OF health. An ON.
cial inspection was made this week. and Il was
found that large percentage OF the animAis,
losis. Tho sale had therefore to be absndone6.
II was only a few years ago that similar cone
dition Of things was found TO exist In the same
dents Of the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
and his herd has won prizes frequently al thS
country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
BTCYCLES IN COLLISION,
Corporal Spencer, Who Rode One of Them,
Is Dangerously Injured.

HupsoN. n. Y. July 27-Corporal Fred R.
Spencer OF Company I. 203d Now York Regi-
ment, recently mustered out OF service while
riding wheel last evening on the cycle path
between here and Stottville collided with Miss
Huddeson OF that village. and as a result is in
n precnrious condition AT his home. Both were
thrown violently from THAR wheels. but the
lady's injuries were 81 light In comparison with
seriousness for an hour. The wheels were
badly wreckfd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

NASHVILLE Tenn, July 27.-The property Of
the Kuskin cooperative colony at Ruskn.
Tenn. nifty mile, from here. was sold by re-
csivcr yesterday. The 700 acres and build
amt md of the kusEin colony. founded by j. A.
Maryland, editor OF the coming Nation. in 1898.
The voting popuLatLOn u the colony was 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Lumber handlers employed in C. W. Corps
lumber yard at Flushing are on strike. They
demanded 30 cents an hour to unload several
cargo"s Of lumber, an increase Of 10 cents
OVER the old rate. Their demands were re-
fused aud they left the yard. They stood out
sido aud induced other men not to take their
places. IL l. expected the strike will spread TO
other lumber Yards in Flushing. About POO
men are employed in the yards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
JOTTINGS AHcUr TOTN.

The Grand Jury has indicted j. MAloy X Co. con.
tractors who doing city work ON kin Ter avenue,
near 23bth ste t, for burnn g soft coal beneath
stationary engine boiler.
A. J. CasIAu President of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Henry G. hIaTstick OF 81 Louis. President OF
the st Louis and Mssisstppi Valley rrAnsporiAro
Company, and &. Ledyard bla have been ell ctcd
directors Of the Equitable Lie Assu Ance society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
EIGHr-HoUR srRIxE nv ALBANY.
All Men Engaged on Street Paving and
sewer Contract Work 90 Out.


ALBANY. July 27.-Every man engaged on
street paving and sewer contract Jobs in Al
bany went out on strike to-day. The strike.
which affects some 200 men. grows ont Of the
failure Of tho city officials having charge OF
street paving and sewer contracts to see to IL
that the contractors live up to that part Of their
contracts which relates 10 the enforcement OF
the Eight Hour law. The men not only object
TO working ten hours instead OF eight. the legal
day on all such municipal contract work under
they are also demanding an increase 10 pay TO
$3.50 day. They now receive l2h cents an
hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Policeman Charged with Refusing 20 Guard
q Car.

Policeman James Kelly Of the RockavaY
Beach squad will be put on trial to-day at the
Brooklyn Police Headquarters before the full
dination during the strike BY Sergt. Robere
Wiliams OF Neytown.. Kiely was on strike
55yyty on car at maspeth on the n! ght Of July
II is alleged that he abandoned the car. and
when ordered back to It by serEt. Williams res
fused to obey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Bridget Mummy Die. at the Age of Io1.

QUEBEC. July 27.-Bridget Murphy a widow.
died In st. Bridget's Asylum to-day at the age
OF 1OI. She was born in Ireland Inquiries by
the asylum authorities Ave years ago proved
her age at thar time TO have been lO2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Gen. j. II. Ward Breaks His Arm.

Gen j Hobart Ward Of SoatsbarG y. Y,
fell while crossing Chambers street in front OF
the County Court House yesterday morning
and fractured his arm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

MArTEAwAN. y, Y, July IA violent thun-
Gerstorm Eas-ed over this part of the country
late this afternoon, doing con siderable damage.
Patrick IallRghnn. an employee Of Covert 3
hrlrk yard NJ DUt"hcsS Junctgon. while work =
ing IN the yavi during the storm, was struck
10y uOlt OF lightning aud killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Louis Mendick. II years old, Of * Ludlow
street was nned SIS by Magistrate Mott in the
Centre Street Police Court yesterday for steal
bridge entrance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
In Con.idcrtnx the Advi,nhili,y

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
Skfadki.

zsbswisjso na obrsoinaoh q psns
Chojoowskiego, " Globsville, Colo,
ssofyli ofiary M pomnik Kofcius.ki:
K. Rofifski 25,. J. Tawski 25o.,
NJ. Brsesihska 25o., n. Brss.ifski
2bo., M. Chojnowski 25c., M. O!eoks
3d., d. Koleoks 20,., Fr. Kawale.
rovski 15c., p. SKI murski 15o., L
Oisoki l5c., w. Kswalerowska lOo
G. Cimahski 10,., NJ. Dombkowskl
lOc.. FIR. Dombkowska 10,., II. Choj.
nosska l0c., J. RAkowski 25s., B
Domhkowski 3d., J. Dombkowski
3D., 2. D,mbko wska 3d., A. Domb.
kovska &c., j. Dombkowski 30, L.
Dombkowska 3d., M. Chojnowsks
8, w. Chojnowski 3d., B. Chojnow.
ska 3d., J. Chojnowski 80. Ra.sm
8 1ol. 400.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

mia zapisaao sic IL ozsonk6w. . do
kssy wplynelo Al dolar6w. Ma po-
sied.eniu tenn uchwalono, ably swo.
lae walne zebranie ma dzie6 20 sierp-
mia do sail Narodowej prsy Bruins
wick ulioy. Celem tego towarzyst-
wa jest uformowanie drugiej pol
skiej parafji " tutejszsm miescie.
Psrafja Ia ma stanac ma prawach
'tutejszego kraju. t. j. ma mice samo-
dzielny zarzad Z ludsi ~wybranyoh j
uznanych . pomiedzy siebie. Swia.
'tynia ia niema bye domem wyzysku
moralnyoh naduzy6, lecz domem Bo.
ga uczczeniem swietej nauki Jezu.
sa Chrystusa. Uznajemy wiadze bis.
kupa mad nami W kwestjaoh religij-
nycb, leo. majatkiem, ozyli groszem
ciezko .apraoowanym sami r.adzic
b~ed.iemy, bosmy do tego dorosli.
Jestesmy spoleozehstwem, a wieo
many prawo mice g1os " spoleczeh-
stwie, tego obeonie ME many, po-
niewaa biskup tutejszej dyeoezji ME
choiai uzna6 naszycb sprawiedliwyoh
.adah j delegacje odprawii Z niozem,
powisdsjso, ae polakami ma maj.
wiecej zatargow. My zas kochajao
nas.a swieta religje. choemy W niej
pozostac, j chcemy j. wid.iee wiel.
ka, ssczytna j sprswiedliwa. A wieo
zabralismy sic sami do praoy.
w imieniu komitetu
N. Szulczyhski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
z Grand Rapids, Mich.
Wspomnienie posmiertne.

Wsponantente posmtertne.
Dnia ego sisrpuia b. Z. ro.stas Gle
Z tym lwiatsm opstrsony iw. Sakra-
msntami Up. F~rancIs.sk Szymshski,
m~aod.ienisc lat 22a. Byl on .nany
1 koohany cd wssysskich jake polak
1 katolik. Nalstaf do Ailku iowa.
rsystv, q ssc,eg6lrisjs.s miai ,ami-
iowsnie do Rycsrsy fw. Kssimisrss.
Powtarsal sawsss: trseba sic ucsyc
toinierki, DO mote niessdiugo poi.
d.iemy walcsy6 - ojorysne - be
dsism bio moskala ! Polske odbis.
rsem. Piekne to siowa jsgo tn pr.y
tsosam, ably sioayfy "a prsykiad
miod.isty nssrsj.
Byi on ter zdolnym / gorliwym q.
cxsstnIkism tsatr6w amatorskioh
wislcs sic prsyoryniai do ich roswo-
ia. to tst polonjs 8 dotknisss
tax bolssns strata, starata sic okazse
wdsIecsnsp gromad.sc sic liosnis M
Pogrssh .msrlsgo, kt6ry sic odbyl
dnis 3 b. N.
Oby drogiemu smarlsmu obca sie-
mia lskks byia.
Pr.yjscisl zmsr'ego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
z Cincinnati, o.

Grupa 10 uchwaliia ma posiedze-
niu miesieoznem w~iekszoscia glosow
W sprawach przedsejmowych: II Ae
artykua I6, S Z jest ME legalny. Jak
zony moga p}acic po smierci meza,
kiedy W domu kilkoro dzieci. "a
jezeli zeohca placicP P. r.
2.) Uwazamy, re zaprowadzenie
W grupach ksiazek mezkich ] zen
skioh wywolaloty wsr6d cz}onkow
nieporozumienia, a to z tego powo-
du, ze musieliby zaprc wadzic ksiazki
W 4 lub 5 jezykach, DO pomiedzy
zwiazkowcami bardzo wiele zon pol.
skiego jezyka ME Una. (O
81 UwaAamy azeby m}odziehcom
dac moznosc wstapienia do Zwiazku
przez to, by tylko oplacali Posmiert.
ne mezkie.
~ Wsparcia W razie choroby po-
zostswic grupom miejscowym, azeby
Zarzsd Csntralny W udzielanie
wspsrc sic ME mieszsl.
So Drugi dom Nv. uwazamy "a
niepotrzebny z tel %przyczyny, re
diva domy wywolasyby miedzy
zwiazkowcami wielkie nieporozu.
mienie i narobilyby wydatkow ola
Zwiazku, a z ozasem mole ! diva
Zwiazki.
g. Zakladanie okregow uwazamy
"a zupelnie niedogodne z tel PREY
ozyny, re sejmy okregowe ! sejmy
walne p~odnios,yby podstki ola grup
! ola Nv, a mslo dalyby satysfakcji
mssym grupom, ktorsby nigdy ME
zabraiy gsosow ma wslnym sejmie,
przez co Zwiazek podzielilby sic ma
kilka czesci.
~ Co zas do wyslania delegate
ma sejm, to nsjlepszem jest Poiosta-
vic to grupom ma lob wiasny kos1t.
Mech kszda grupa opodatkuje
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K%alendarzyk
zabaw | obchOd6w W Chicago.

Dnia 3go wrzesnia. Tow. Polskiob
Szewc6w gr. $50 q. N. P. Ia
bawa letnia (piknik) W Pregler's
Grove, Irving Park.
Dnia "a wrzesnia. Koncert i bal
Tow. ,SP. nEoho Polek" Choir %
wv. S. P. " hall Sohoenhofena.~
Poczatek o godz. 7.30.
Dnia 16 pszdziernika. Oboh6d so
rocznicy smierci Fryderyka SEQ
Pena, W kosoiele sw. Tr6joy.
Dnia % pszdziernika. Wielki kon-
cert " hall parafjalnej sw. Tr6j-
cy, ola uczczenia pamieoi Fry
deryka Szopena.
Dnia 80 pazdziernika. Tow. sv.
Tr6jcy No. l przy kosoiele sw.
Trojoy. Wielki bal ola uczcze-
mia 16ej r~ooznicy ~zaloaenia tow.
W hall Walsha, r6g Noble i EN-
ma al.
Dnia 5 listopada. Przedstawienie
teatralne Tow. Sp. ,,Lirnik Pol
ski, Choir % Wv. S. P. W hall
Walsh'a. Odegrane bedzie:
,Krakowiacy G6rale", slowa
Kamihskiego, muzyka F. Zareby.
Dnia 10 listopada. Sok6} Polski no.
III. Przedsta wienie melodrama-
tn Cuba Libre" whali Walsha.
r6g Noble i Emma.
Ioaon of Lake.
Dnia 20 pazdziernika. Wielki kon.
cert Tow. Sp. Lutnia W hall
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Donosse krswnym I snajomym, 10
dnia 10 sisrpnia Dr., o god.inie IL
prssd wschodsm siohca rosstala sie
Z sym swiatsm. opatrsons iw. So.
mojs aona Up. . G6rk6w
Weronika Bronislawa Koitko.
Zmaraa byia wsorovs polks I ono
tamil swemi sjednals sobis wiele
prsyjsci6a.
Zars.sm dsiskuje brsoiom swiss.
kowym : gr. 2S3, 70 oddali serdeoz.
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smarasj byiY o.dobione. Oas IA ma.
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stop NajwyAs.sgo.
Zasyasm takae ssrdsosns Bog "a.
plac pshstwu Kuz nifskim, PAwlow.
skim, Rybosyhskim, Galshskim,
Kurcom. Nistrom, Sparadowskim,
O~spaikom, panic Hslenis Chilihskisj
l innym.- Po.ostaje " smutku.
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