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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
cARDER BACKS OUT.
A Nights Sleep Lessened His Desire
to Join the Army.

" WIN tIlC ATinys
Harry NJ. Carder, who has been
hanging around the recruiting office in
the Walker building for three weeks,
displaying unlimited enthusiasm to get
into the United States army, did not
show up yesterday morning to be mus
tered in by Capt John G.. Gresham.
Carder successfully passed the physi-
cal examination Oct. 10, and has been
hanging around the local recruiting sta
ton ever since. Wednesday he spent
the entire day at the office, and when
he left in the evening he told Sergt.
James E. Chamberlain that he would
be at the office sure yesterday morning
to be mustered into the service. He had
been employed at the Cudahy Packing
company at salary Of $40 a week, and
Wednesday evening received four Of
fers of positions, all of which offered
as much money for weeks salary he
he would be able to get in the army in
a month.
At present Sergt. Chamberlain is
without an assistant at the recruiting
! Office, and may probably conduct the
office himself, now thai the rush of an
plicants to get into the volunteer ser
vice is over. Capt. Gresham thought
that Carder would at least come to the
Oll4OC anu ca pam WHY lie Qlu not want
to join the army, and as a result does
not entertain very good opinion of the
young man
Sylvester S. Burke. who passed the
physical examination successfully Wed
nesday, was mustered into the service
yesterday by Capt Gresham, and sent
to Madison barracks, New York, last
night.
John ]. Heffernan passed the physical
examination successfully yesterday af-
ternoon. and will be mustered in Mon
day by Capt. Gresham. Heffernan has
| seen service in Battery M of the Sew
| enth artillery and win probably be as
signed 10 the cavalry service in the
Philippines. Three applicants were re-
iected.
AT the marine recruiting office on
Front street, where Sergt Edward
Larkin has been doing good work for
his branch of the service, several appli-
cants were rejected. Sergt Larkin does
not know for certain whether or not the
office Will be closed up tomorrow. but
thinks that it win be. The rooms were
originally engaged until that date, and
it is possible that the lease will not be
renewed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
THE ENTRIES.

| George and William Vigneault SO Bar
clay street; Charles A. and Anna M.
Miller. 70 Washington; frankie E. Noble;
Bertha E. Jones, So Alvarado avenue;
Margaret L. Bone 10 Woodland; Lea
Rivsrd 30 Iamartine: Harold w. Baer,
IS Salem; Irene Alarie, 1853 Shrewsbury
Louis Alarie. 1853 Shrewsbury Elmer
Thayer, 6S3 Grove street; Madora Lang
lois Millbury, Mass; Catherine ID. Gil
bert 1874 Vernon street; Stanley Bath.
GreendaIe, Mass; Elmer II. Haynes;
Elmwood street; George }. Dlllon; -
jefferson Esther Pierce, 81 Cutler; NIL
ton c. Mehan Winfield; Hannah Gladys
Wood, II Lake; Lillian Leveiile, 6 Hanly
Gertrude Leveille, 6 Hanly; Mildreth c.
Osnald, % Millbury: Muriel GunnlnghaIa6.
294 Cambridge; Marion Hanklns, .
Spruce; Henry j. Kimball, 6 newport
Gladys E. Bigelow, s Denny; Eva +.
Smith p Dix: Alfred Veno, Ga Thomas;
Victor Vilendre; Francis sullivan, PfeS-
ton; Bertha Libby, 81 Green; EYerett h
Nelson, III Merrifield; Warren A Halls
ton, 81 Catherine; Raymond Gallagher, a
Chandler; Percy Z. P. Kenny, Con-
cord Lillian Messier,. II Barclay; Helen
Pleasant; Ralph G. Taft, Al Benefit; Ed
ward Dewey Seaver Is Kilby; George w.
Mallquist 80 Harlem; Fri S. Brooks, Jr.,
q Grove; Sulta Domines, 25l Park ave-
nue.; Marion s. Doherty, 50 Gage; Ber-
dina Dumas, Il Spruce; Carl Berges, 3
Ash; Martha Libby, 81 Green; Karl 5.
HARRISON, $40 Eastern avenue; Dorothy
M. Noonson, 8 North Ashland; Emma A.
Nnton. Oxford, Mass: Beatrice Hart
well, 20 Kilby; Negette Irene Marsden,
new fair grounds; Alice Martin, Is Penn
avenue; Muriel NJ. Green. 10l Summer;
Willie McElroY, 1853 Eastern avenue; Es-
Their McElroy, 159 Eastern avenue; Fanny
l.. Searles, Goulding; Harold Buchanan,
20 Penn avenue; Helen A. Cross, n Pros
poet; Clarence e. Landy, West Boylston,
I1uld Y la NGI-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
PERMITS GRANTED TO OPEN
STREETS

Permits to open and obstruct streets
granted yesterday: Sewer department,
81, 81, SO William street, 80 and 3S
Fruit street, 1874 Lamartine street, for
connection, Agricultural street from
Highland street, 700 feet south, for
sewer; Mfllbury and Taylor streets,
Millbury and Whipple streets, to put in
catch basins.
Michael Donohue, Monadnock street,
for sanitary sewer; F. l. Allen, corner
of Chelsea and Cheever streets, for a
sanitary sewer; W. Mcpherson, corner
Of Fremont and Cambridge streets for
repairs: Worcester Consolidated Street
Railway Company, corner of Grove
and West Boylston street, from North
street to Chadwick square, corner of
Summer and Laurel streets; Cam
bridge street, from Kansas street to
Millbury street, for repairs.
Water department 80 Millbury
street, 1926 Park avenue; Chatham
street, near High street; Vernon
street. at top of hill, Al Harvard street,
Allen court for repairs.
Worcester Gas Light company, SO
Chatham street, 81 Austin street 494
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03

wood street, is hung up at present. The
Consolidated wanted a certain clause
pertaining to cost of regarding the
street, stricken out claiming that the
clause was illegal. Officials Of the road
petitioned to this effect. but the alder
men voted to grant them leave to with
draw, and here the matter rests.
Residents along haywood street and
the vicinity are anxious that some sort
of a compromise be effected, in fear
that the tracks will not be laid this
winter, and that they will be obliged
to do without the convenience until an
other year Certain members of the
board think the voice of the people
should be needed, while others are as
equally determined that the Consolida-
ted should bear the $400 expense result
ing from regarding the street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
SPECIAL MEETING.
Aldermen Confirm the Appolntme
of Election Day Officers.

Aldermen Confirm the Appointments
of Election Day Officers.
The board of aldermen had special
meeting yesterday noon, when these
appointments as election day officers
were confirmed: Ward l, precinct 4, Jos.
Carter, 6S Edgeworth street, deputy in
spector, in place of John H. McNuty,
declined; ward 2, precinct 2, Thomas
Loughlin, "a Orchard street, warden, in
place of Thomas r. Dane, out of the
city; Philip E. Martin, IT Carbon
street, deputy warden, in place of Thos.
Loughlin, appointed warden; ward 2,
precinct 4, William Philbrook, 8 Ran
dali street, deputy inspector, in place
of James w. Murphy, out of the city,;
ward 4, precinct l, William F. Toomey,
101 Millbury street, deputy warden, In
place of Richard O'Flynn, Jr., out of
the city; ward 4, precinct 8, Martin F..
Mcnamara, 16 Pattison street, clerk, in
place of Daniel J. Padula, declined;
ward 6, precinct 3, Michael A. Mona
han, 461 Park avenue, in place of John
S., Kavanaugh, ineligible; ward Z, pre-
cinct 4, Joseph A. Whalen, 4S2 Park
avenue, deputy inspector, in place of
p. J. Kane, declined; ward 8, precinct
2, Joseph A. Conaty, u Blossom street,
clerk in place Of John B. N. Souilliere,
declined; ward s, precinct 8, Edwin w.
Kerwin, 58 Austin street, deputy in
spector, in place of Joshua O'Leary, de-
clined; ward 8, precinct 4, Thomas J.
Mulvey, 1876 Austin street, deputy in
spectir, in place of Cornelius F. Flynn
ineligible; ward s, precinct 4, James w.
Doom, SO Oxford street. Inspector in
place of Patrick H. O'Reilley declined;
ward 8, precinct 2, Herbert L. Rand, Is
Coburn avenue, deputy warden. in
place of Samuel F. Gates, out of the
city.
A report from the committee on
streets on the petition of the Worcester
Gas Light Company, for location for
it's mains in various streets, was ac-
cepted, and an accompanying order
adopted.
The board adjourned until 745 o'clock
Monday night, Nov. 10.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
HAD. NO RESULTS.
Aldermen Will Take No Heed of Town
Meeting Resolutions.

From the general expression of mem
bers of the board of aldermen, the town
meeting will have little effect, so far
as reconsideration of the vote whereby
Alderman O'Connell's eight-hour order
was killed, is concerned. Just how the
matter can be reconsidered is a ques-
ton that certain members are unable
to figure out. The order was rejected
when offered, and several motions to
reconsider have been voted down since
that time. The democratic members Of
the board would Undoubtedly stand by
their original action, and the same
thing is equally true of the republicans.
Here the matter rests for the present
Members of the labor unions have had
a chance to express themselves on the
question, but the question of placing
the matter before the voters is no near
er solution than before the meeting.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
CLAIMS BY SOLDIERS.
Worcester Men Believe the Govern
ment Owes Them Much Transpor-
tation Money.

Senator Hoar and Congressman
Thayer are to be asked by Worcester
soldiers that fought in the Philippines
to aid them in the effort to secure from
the government money they maintain
is due them for transportation from the
insurgent islands to their homes in this
city.
All soldiers wishing to take part il
this plan can send their names to Clar-
ence A. Taylor, "a Coral street. Mr.
Taylor was in E Co., Eighteenth infan-
try. The soldiers that have signed sc
far are George A. Cahill, Edmund
Richford, Joseph Delorme, John Rich
ards, Philip J. Scully, John Tobin, Johr
F. Cooney John Tyler, Charles Lund-
strom, William Mahan, William Lynch
and Thomas McGeachey.
The government paid the fares OF
these men to their homes, but they say
that the amount was not all they were
entitled to under the army regulations
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
CONFER WITH THE BOARD.

Columbus Park Residents Are in a
Hurry For Street Car Service.
Previous to the special meeting of the
board of aldermen yesterday noon, Will
liam A. Warden, Charles H. Carpenter
and Arthur E. Gray, representing resi-
dents in the neighborhood of Columbus
Park, held conference with members
of the board
People along the line of the proposed,
extension of the Consolidated tracks in
haywood street are anxious to secure
better car service, and their represent
atives are anxious to formulate some
sort of a truce between city officials
and the railway company.
The decree granting locations in May
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03

The junior missionary society con
nected with the Second Advent Chris
tian church of this city held a mis-
sionary concert in the vestry of the
church Wednesday evening The ex-
ercises consisted of recitations anc
dialogues. interspersed with singing.
The society is an auxiliary of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
society of that church. During the
past year 1t has assisted in the sup
port of a missionary in India and the
work in the foreign field for the yea1
to come will be in the same direction
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
KING,s SOUS AWE pAueHTERs.

Boston, Nov 2,-The second day SEES
sion of the Massachusetts Kings Sons
and Daughters convention opened here
this morning Mrs Elizabeth j.
Wentworth, state treasurer, presented
report of the finances, the summary
Of which follows: Balance on hand
from last report, $42.54; receipts, ST.
1922; expenditures, $1765.54: balance
on hand, without any unpaid bills,
s63.6S Mrs. E. Trask Hill was elected
unanimously as state secretary and
Mrs. Eliza J. Wentworth was chosen
state treasurer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
VICTIM IN THE HOSPITAL.
Lamothe's Assault Case is Continued
Until Parker Receivers.

In the central district court, yesterday
morning, Russell Higgins, 16 years
old, was fined IS for the larceny of a
morning paper from house on Kings
bury street. The case of Fred Lamothe,
charged with assault and battery on
Oscar Parker, was called, but Inspector
O'Day testified that Parker was suffer
ing from conclusion of the brain at the
city hospital, and would be unable to
get around for a week. Mary Fleming,
arrested on capias Wednesday after
noon by officer March. was fined $50 for
Illegal liquor selling. She appealed, and
was held in $500 for the superior court.
DRINKS were disposed of as follows:
John Sullivan, John Heating, John
Downing and John Miller Book, $40
each; John Murphy, IS; Owen Murphy,
SIS; David Leahy, on probation, and
Michael Dolan. four months in tho
house of correction.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.

George A. Newmark. the real estate
dealer, has purchased two lots at 3S
and az Hermon street from John Mann.
paying 81 foot for the land. which
contains 5000 feet. Mr.. Newark. in
part payment, decided to Mr.. Mann
eight house lots, two of them on Lud-
low street and six on Mildred avenue.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
When the kidneys are sound

When the kidneys are sound
they draw the uric acid from
the blood. When they are I'M
sound the acid remains, to
shatter the nerves, to weaken
the heart and to dull the brain.
There has never been but
one way by which the kidneys
could be kept in perfect con-
dition and good working order,
and that is, by the use of
WARMERS SAFE CURE.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
BUILDERS SOCIAL.

The Builders exchange is to have the
third Of series Of socials at It's rooms
in the Knowles building tonight. The
committee in charge consists of EIwood
Adams, George Kingston and G. w
walls Apart from the usual social
features, there will be a whist party.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses issued yesterday:
To John E. Mahar, 30, and Anna J.
Drew, 25 Brooklyn, N. Y; William
Margoes %, and Rosa Beswick, 49,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03

Notice was posted in the office of the
superintendent Of schools yesterday
that teachers may take the course of
study at the art museum, Saturday af-
ternoons, for one-half the regular rate
of tuition. The notice is in conformity
with the vote of the committee on
course of instruction at the art muse
UNI.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
DIR. Bulrs Cough syrup remnrlsa.

able medicine A dry, tickling, hacking
cough, the warning that consumption
turks near needs no other doctor but DR..
throat and lung trouble
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
ANNUAL INSPECTION TODAY.

Members of the city council commit
tee or sewers will meet at o'clock
this morning to make their annual in
spection of sewer department work and
the publication works.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03

The bowels strengthened by the use of
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
MISSIONARY CONCERT.

and 1876 Park avenue, 500 Pleasant
street, for connections
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

rego ME .aPrzeoss tadne blsgi pis
mak6w, jest, 70 prasa mlodoozesks
jest nawskr6s prsesisknieta moskalo
ilstwem najpodlejs.ego gstunku
Sensational jeden uozoiwy radykaI
ozeski, Jaroslaw Rozwoda, kt6ry
niewiadomo dlaozego wla.l " oal,
to hoaote. 1 90 sic staloP Otto D.
Hruby, redaktor ,,Nsrodnioh Lis.
tow, oswiadozy}, ae mu ME bed.ie
woale odpowiadal. Dlaozego?..,
Ten sam p. Hruby pr.y.ns} potem
otwaroie, Re czesi 50 moskalo6lami
polonofilami. Zapomniai tylko do
dac, ae nNarodni Listy" wyohwslsjs
ME lud rosyjski, ale rzsdy oarskis...
w jednej . pr.edlozonych rezolu
oil znajdowa1 sic nawet ustep taxi:
MANY sic starad, ably odd.ielne
.interesy, chociaaby uprawnione, pod.
dane byly wielkiemu w.ajemnemu
oelowi: wytworzenia wsp6lnego,
k~uliurnego, saowiahskiego, historyoz'
nego typu i ochrony .agroaonej sso.
wiahskiej narodowosci (D pred wy.
narodowieniem, szczegolniej nj kre'
sach".
Wynalsziono wieo nowy dziwolag;
nnarodowosc slowiahska" i chcianc
MIN pokryt wiasoiwy Gel tel re.olu
eli: utopienie narodu polskiego "
metnem mor.u saowiahszc.y.ny. Re
zoluoje to wycofano W m~ilozeniu, /,
obawy pred burza, kt6raby rozbils
oaiy zjazd...
o rozpaozliwej waloe polak6w
msodoozeohami ma Szlazku ME
wspomnisno oczywisoie woale.
Coz wiec mas, polak6w, moae IA.
czyc z miodoozechsmiP Panslawizm
Moskaloflizm? Gale spoleozehstwe
polskie W swej uczciwej ozesci pa
try Z Pogarda ma tych ograniozo'
nyoh i skorruptowanyoh pismak6w
kt6rzy pansAwizmu .robili sobie
dobry "geszeft". Ostatni zjazd $40
wiahski,-to zupelna kleska pansla.
wizmu, to kleska swiadomsgo / ME
s~wiadomego moskaloflizmu. Z poz,
kt6rego wyziera knut oarski!"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
Prawdziwym BOzyn dsren dI.

tysiecy ci~erpiacych, ktoryn reumatyzm
czyni zycie ~nieznosnem, Jest Ora Piotra
Gomozo. Jest to starodawne lekarstvo.
ale jak niekt6re inne rzeczy starodawne'
1ak naprzakfad powietrze i woda ME
ma ono sobie r6wnego W dzisiejszej ma
teria medica. Ora Piotra Gonoze prey
rzadzane Jest Z czystych korzeni 1 zi6f.
Oczy SEGA ono i odzywia krew / rozsvfa
ia 20 cafym systemic, dodajsc noweeo
zycia czystosci kazdej czssteczce. XIV
sztafki kwas6w rozpuszczajs sic i wyda-
lane zostaja z krwi, a wskutek tego 4
cxyna.
setkach wypadk6w, gdzie pacyent
pto6owaf roznych w6d mineralnych. ka-
pieli, ele~ktrycznych | miesieniowych me-
TOD ieczenia bezskutecznie, pare butelek
Ora fiotra Gomozo dokonywafo gruntow-
nego uleczenis. ORA Piotra Gomozo nie
MONA dostac u aptekarzy. Adresujcie:
Dr. Peter Fahrney, 112-114 s. Heyne
Ave., Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

rae, Z w~yiscssniem kssjers I buoh.
haltera, tax, il Zims sam kaHjsj
ohvih miaa prsyssep do skarboa.
kAt~o srosumisc, jake gospodarks
hnansows " takioh warunkaoh pro
wadsif dyrsktor Kasy.
Ola oharakterystyki stosunk6w
Prsytaoxs oskarfsnie masterpieces
src.eg6sy o porsfslu wskslowym K.
~. Dnis 81 grudnia 1893 roku o
bsjmowal on wsksls q 1880 S5l
.fr.' q jsieli cd sej sunny potrsoi sis
S1osePanowskisgo 1910. 404 .ir.,
Wolskiego Odrsywolskiego 1922.
485 sfr., dalej rssskont weksli sto
varsysseh sarobkowych 1884 500
SIR. ! rseskous Bsnku krsdysowsgo
47s .585 sir., osyli iso.nie Alto. 900
.fr., posostsjs ma swykiy porsfsl
S.O59. 200 sh. 2 tyoh wsksli dotsd
-yskarfono 700. 900 .lr., osyli % pro
cent. 2 tyOh 821 978 slr. Jest be-.
fadnsj vartoioi, 181, 19l .lr. w,spli
Ne, . .alsdwis 2c0. 900 .ar. mogs bye
srsslisowans. Prey usanieoiu Zimy
cd urzedowania znaleziono u nisRo
~ biurss wsksls M l28. 920 .lr., m
kt6rych syra pr.spsdiy. skutkism
ssnisdbsnis " cxasis wiasoiwym pro
tsssowania wetsli. Dslsj up. ud.is.
lono nowy krsdyt wskslowy nisja.
kiemu Ssasskfswiosovi 20 .ajioiu.
jake . MIN miaas Hasa, IL odpr.y.
sisgi trsy vsksls M 5000 .lr., jake
press sisbis nile podpisans, ohoc Gle
P6znisj ~wykasalo. IL prsysisgl fa.
ssywie.
Pomimo wyrsznsgo prsspisu, iia
ursednicy. dop6ki y " osynnsj slaa
bic instytuoji, ME mogs mie6 a.dns
60 kredytu, Wsdrychowski, glowny
buohhaltsr, miai k~ilksd.issist tysis.
oy diugu, . ME chloe dotsd wyt'6ms.
o.ye, jak ten dug povstas.
lyle o og6lnsj oreioi oskarasnis
osobny ro.dziai jest poswisoony o
o.ywisO!s s'osunkowi Sso.spsnow.
skisgo do Kasy. o MIN " liiois ns.
stepnym.
(Ciag dals.y nsssspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

vadis". Wog6le Sisnkiswiss Jest
did jut bsrd.o popularnyn M vaes-
kim Poswyspis, skutkism pr.sa6aa-
cssnis takts nRodsiny Poaanieokieh"
I "Be. dogmstu", Obsonis vydaw.
o. N. Lspi : Cite de Costello pod
Psrugis vydaje diva toniki newell
sutora nKrsytak6w" " t~i6mso.sniu
psni Emmy Cblud.ihskisj = domu
'@arki,y Psuluooi . Weneoji, niss..
sajsoej " CUB. mt hylowskisj. D~a
10 tomiki uka.s sic W wydswniosvis
dsisf ~litsratury suropejskisj, aos.,-
oem nssws nAlba" (~Jusr.eaka).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

Erl0csTsG csesc ~sskrs.Sre, .t--- -.
ssotoych ma z,oycza} wys,-@~.a s..na,-
ssy Ia tostepns, odznaks sgg. o. Va.
syrA cslonk6to przy u,.sSa,i: arg,ss@
~. Jesac stoycza s,sr~s&spe,,sq,
h.sda grt4pd spiqzkoses ;Gop6ss aS
s~2s1do'eanq ME JEST ma E-.Sw "a ESQ
re Rzadu C~sutralne9o. Wooss ssgt
sskreta-ze z opFatq ,cstepne9c "a ro.vyeS
azSonk6,o potoinni SIC ~oss-zyvsae 30
pity, dopdki ME osrzymajq rse1unSx
Cd sekretarza jeneraine1o, Ny o NJ.
'ren ME zdpomniemy, p-zy syrisy.ss-
atu cyr%HIdrzG - o 70 ooosot s;ensA
Gdy rds sek,etars osrzymo % mas eyr
sulars "a rdchunkiem) s qdy sec prss-
ko.a, &c racAunek ten sgaSza SIC sjsgt
~ssiqzkanai, po,oinien PrzesSa5 "a rscs
@asye-a Zw. ". p. tyie, SIC sen rachu-
'seh ioykdS,.ie ans nsaie;, ans .otecej.
ga, saprotoadzimy ten porrqdek ros
ia so"sze, miejsca mtee nae sedq 70
rozorns niedokfadnosc,, Et6-e .oielv
'sk-etdrzon grrp spae ME possoalajq,
a nam pre-. to oszczedstct. pono,eis
osseIs ,ar.. - SrKR. JssxaALNr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
Process o miljOny
galicyjskiej Kasy oGczednosci
(Cisg dslssy).
Akt ~Oskarzenia.

Pows6rssnis sktu oaiego jest nis
podobishs'wsm, podajs 60 wan "a.
TEN tylko " ssrssroseniu, sawisrajs.
osm gsowne punkty. Rosumis sic
fs obsjmuje ono sakie jesross os,s
oskarfsnie ~prseoiwko .marismu dy.
rektorovi Zimie, poniswst a sta
nowi podstaws o~sksr.enls prrsciwko
innym podssdnyn.
l. Zsrsuca Zimie: ~ faissovs
ole bilsns6w, ksIstsk | rschunk6w
wprewsdssoie " basd -ssrssdu Kssy
! prssdstsvienis faisrywis jsj Int
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