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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
MADE SUPERINTENDENT,
Worcester Young Man Chosen to a
Responsible Position.

Robert T. Keenan,, for the past eight
years teacher in the Quinsigamond
school, was elected, yesterday to the
position of superintendent of the pub
lie schools of Leicester and Holden.
Mr.. Keenan, met Rev. j. F. Redican
of Leicester and w. E. Austin Of Hol-
den at the office of the superintendent
of schools, city hall. and passed an
examination highly satisfactory to the
representatives Of the two towns COM
mittees. Mr.. Keenan's work in Wor-
cester has always been of such nature
as to assist him in the work of organ
izing, supervising and directing. He
is highly recommended by Superintend-
ent Carroll and by Richard H. Mooney,
supervising principal of the Qutnsiga-
mond school
Mr. Keenan, will begin his new duties
in Holden today, and will spend alter
nate weeks in Holden and Leicester.
The salary connected with the office is
$500 year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
FUNERAL OF 7. H. MccANN.

The funeral of Thomas H. Mccain
took place yesterday from his home.
105 Lamartine street. Rev. c. A. Fo-
ley celebrated requiem high mass at
8 o'clock in st. Johns church. The
floral tributes were numerous The
bearers were James Gallery, Patrick
Nolan, Thomas Trainor, Patrick f.
Sheehan, John McKeon, Thomas Con-
nors and Daniel F. Keliher The bur
ial was in st. Johns cemetery, where
services were conducted by Rev. C. A.
Foley
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
LABOR UNION NOTES.

The French speaking carpenters or
ganized in labor headquarters, last
evening officers were elected
Building Laborers' union initiated five
candidates last evening, and three APP
plications were received.
There will be an important meeting
of the Central Labor union tonight
Business relative to the eight-hour law
will be introduced.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
PERMITS TO OPEN STREETS.

Permits to open and obstruct streets
granted yesterday: Water department,
and II Pond street, 40 Austin street,
Al Webster street $50 Southbridge
street, AZ Cutler street, corner of LAT
ayette and Quinsigamond avenue, II
Albert street, Cambridge street at st.
Johns cemetery Al Laurel street, to
make repairs; Hammond street, near
Wright & Cotton factory. to change
service: Sc haywood street and 10 Fair
field street. to shut off water; Worces-
ter Gas Light Co, Commercial street,
east side 1900 feet, School to Foster
street, to lay main pipe
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
FlREINoUEsTs.

There was hearing yesterday morn
ing in the office of Aid to State Fire
Marshal Robert E. Mott, at 496 Main
street, on three fires which occurred at
Brigham farm in Grafton Wednesday.
Mr.. Brigham discovered all three, and
managed to put them out before much
damage was done. Fire Marshal Whit
comb of Boston conducted the hear
ing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits granted yesterday:
To Walker Ice Co.. builder for itself, a
one and half wooden addition, 40 by
80 feet, to the barn on West Boylston
street; J. A. Belisle and George Their
rein, builders for themselves, a two and
a half story wooden tenement house, rs
by AZ feet, on Bloomingdale road, esti-
mated cost $4,000, Lynch Bros, builders
for themselves, a three-story wooden
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
WARD FIVE CLUB.

At meeting of ward 5 republicans
last night. 1T was voted TO make the
organization of the club permanent
and call meeting for one week from
Thursday night. These officers were
elected: President, Charles j. Thomas
secretary, C. T. Inett; treasurer, Thorn
as F. McGauley.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
EARLY MORNING BLAZE.

Yesterday morning at 6.27 o'clock an
alarm from box at Hose rs house OF
LamaFtine street was turned in for
fire In a house owned by Mrs. Margaret
Campbell on Lamartine street Inc
fire started In bedroom and was pu'
out before much damage was done. Ihe
house is insured through the agency OF
N. A. Harrington.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
CRYSTALS v1croRs.

On the Casino alleys last evening,
Crystals defeated the Allenites in a
candlepin match by a score of POPS to
1865. Buckley of the Crystals had the
highest total, 429, and Boyle of the
same team had a single string of lO2,
the highest of the match.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED.

The 5Sth anniversary of the Ladies'
Social circle of the First Universalist
church was celebrated last evening in
the basement of the church. There
were 3S odd members present, and
more than 200 guests sat down to sup
per at o'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
DEATH OF GEORGE BOYD.

George Boyd, an old resident of Val
lev Fails, died at an early hour Tues
day morning, after a short illness at
his homie on Armandale street. He
leaves besides his wife, three daughters
and a son.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
BUTCHERS AND cRooERs.
Action in Regard to the Petition to
Wholesalers Tomorrow Night.

Wholesalers Tomorrow Night.
The Butchers and Grocers Associa-
ton is to have a meeting tomorrow
night in I. c. B. hall, 90 Front street,
when further action will be taken in
regard to the petition that the asso-
citation is circulating among it's menu
ebers, with view to forcing the whole
salers to stop the practice of selling
meat to consumers at retail prices.
This, they maintain, is injuring their
business, and is an unfair advantage
for the wholesalers to take.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
Easy payments.
Guy Furniture Co.,
5l7 r1ain ST.

tenement house, 2S by So feet, on
Shrewsbury street; Walker Ice Com
pany a one-story wooden addition, 90
by "a feet, to its barn on West Boyls-
ton street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
IN THE BIKE TRUs T.
Worcester and Fltohburg Concerns
Are Interested

The Baldwin Cycle Chain Company
of Worcester and the Iver Johnson
Arms and Cycle Company of Fitchburg
are members of the new Cycle Trades
Protective Association, recently formed
in Buffalo for protection against the
trusts. There are 40 powerful compd-
MES in the organization.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
SULPHUME BATHS

Every well regulated household should have a
Notice of sULPHUME and SULPHUME SOAP
in their bath room, for those who have taken Sal
pbnme Baths find their medicinal properties
superior to the most famous sulphur springs
and can be made any desired strength.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
BUTLER WINS HIS CASE

Judge Sherman has handed down a
decision in the case of J. Vernon But
Ter VS.. Henry A. Doyle, both of Wor-
,cester. The action was plea for
the defendant. Blackmer & Vaughan
appeared for the defendant and H. E.
Hill for the plaintiff.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
INJUNCTIoN SERVED.

The injunction in the case of the
cester Five Cents savings bank VS..
William w. Anderson was served yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff David Hay
ter.
PROBATE COURT BUSINESS.
In the probate court yesterday, the
following business was done:
Wills allowed-Will of Eliza NJ
Goodale of Lancaster, with Wilfred A.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
BEOUESTS IN GILLON WILL.

The will of Patrick Gillon of Milford
was, offered in probate yesterday, with
bequest Of $500 to the Society of the
Little Sisters of the Poor, and $500 to
the Dorchester Consumptives' Home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TlMBhR LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1873.
Irnlton ..t.tn. rnl,.l NM.
'77F"77 '7'77'7-7I 177'I77 E'171F'T
Boiso. Idaho. Nnyomher Z. IS


Boise. Idaho November .. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance with
the provisions Of the act OF Congress OF June 3,
1879, entitled AN act for the sale OF timber lands
~ the states Of California, Oregon. Nevada. ami
Washington Territory, as extended 20 MI the
Public Land states By aet 81 August 1. lsf2,
sUsa Bcis Webster Of horseshoe Bcud, county
% boise state OF Idaho. has this day nled IN this
ONCE her swou statement No. %. for the pur-
carsr 81 t-v SWil u NV q Of section No ia
Township No. north. Range No. east. i,ni VIII
oaei proof l9 how that the land sought Is la1re
valuable TO- iis timbcror stone than Tor earicut-
usri purposes. aui 20 establish her clgill 70 said
laad before tho Register aud Receiver Of this
o'ree 70 Boise. ldAnn. un saturday. u, xclh day
" January. iaOO
Ole nnins. as winess2g. Edwin Stone Will
isai y Rng. aud Tom Woods 81 fio.scsho, Bend
idniio. aud Joseph T.. JACKSON o. isoiss. Idaho,
Any and ali peiaOra clalaipg adversely tho
augYo descfiucd lands age requchsd to Tile their
cinims iu this oaieo o. before a,id 2olh day Of
Jcngary SOD
ll-io-yo 70 i-;e-iso0. sames King Roglstor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

Emmett Rebeyah Dagree Lodge No. ~, meets
Esiat and ard Thursday OF each month, IN Odd
Fellows Hall. ~ p. M. Mopbefs OF sister
odges cordially invited " be present
Miss Della Newly Mrs. H. Carpenter
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873,
United States Land Omco.



Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act Of Congres IS June
s. is7s, entitled AN act for tia sale OF timber
lands IN the States OF California, Oregon, Neva-
ia and Washington Territory" rs extended TO
all th3 Public Land States by act OF August l.
ls|s' George Spiesel, OF Boise, county OF Ada,
state OF Idaho has on :, pit ~ 1899 filed in this Of
lice his sworn statement No. 70. for the purchase
OF the "a ) w II, and w 4. = f. IL OF Section
No 10 IN tn. No. n, Range No. E, Il NJ and
WIN ofrr proof TO show that the land sought is
more valuable for It's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and To establish his claim
t. s1ii land before tbs Register and Receiver Of
this office at boisc, Idaho on Tuesday. the 9Th
i'iy ui February 1890
He names as witnesses Albert T., Grant,
Charles J. Leonard, Charles MunkerS. and Chas.
NJ. Mullen ali 81 Horseshoe Bend Idaho,
Any and an persons claiming adversely the
ahOye-dcscrhsd ilnd, are requested to hle their
claims In This Office ON or before said 6th day OF
February 100.
James King. Register.
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NorIcE rOR puBr1cArro,.

~'VV w Hu'se ldehn
,,,,,.., November 10, iSas.
-, go, go, "a hereby given tha, the following mann
'1''.c' h.'S hled notice Of hi, i,c,,io,, -
.'.'''' p'' ia support OF his claim am, ',s
- va, '- 'aade Before Cl OF rst, 80,
- -, "aa'y' l9abo g; Cnldweu ,'n,,o ~,
,o,'',' y. i''' via tonta wilson ny .,.,'
H.sW. b NJ. 1888 soc Is Up \.
.oo,,,,,',. 'ne following witnesses to ,ro,., IT.
said lnad Wa. "n' cultivation OF
maj, , =, s'o'''oce and harlcs Hos.o, q, ~
,,n,. ,,','. %. ana samuel Purroit ana yy,n,,,
stewart % Fa'A's Store. Idaho. "''' william
james Ling Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15
TIME CARD o. 3. l.. ny.
What Idaho Climate Has Done

Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Cooke left
yesterday for their home in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. aftera visit Of several
months in this section. Mr. Cooke
is cousin Of X. Il. Cooke, the
Boise sheep man. He came to
Idaho last August an invalid, his
wife accompanying him He had
been very poorly for long time
before he left Tennessee and was
looked upon by his friends MS nm
hopeless invalid. His relatives
here advised visit to Idaho.
They told him the climate here
would be beneficial. He did not
believe the trip would do him any
good. In fact, he was 50 i'll that
he hcsitated about undertaking the
long journey. But he finally de-
iermined to make the long trip.
lie began to get better before he
had been here two weeks Then
he went into tho mountains. He
returned to Boise a short time ago a
we'll man. To Statesman report
er at the train yesterday he said:
you cannot say too much as
coming from me in praise of the
climate here. To II | owe my re.
coyery, 1t is simply wonderful.
Better than all the medicine in the
world
Mrs. Cooke seconded the motion.
"You would hardly recognize him
rs the same man who came with
me to Idaho last August, she said.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke will make a
short visit to Mountain home be-
fore returning to their Tennessee
home. - Statesman.
SsousE the power dam and cleo
trio railroad and the population Of
this valley will soon double. Let
the promoters of the enterprise
20 elsewhere for want of encourage
ment and the stream of new settlers
now heading III this direction will
foon be diverted 10 a moro progress
i've community. If Mr.. Whites
project ~ a fake. ~ some OF the
hack-cappers would have us believe
il certainly has the merit Of being
neither detrimental 10 the pnb!ic
uor beneficial to the gentleman
who has sprung IT upon Us, as We
lose nothing aud ha gains nothing
unless he prosecates tho enterprisc
70 n successful termination II
you don't want to subscribe to IN,
proposition. Just go back TO gleeI
aud let the fellows who wunt g.
keep avske do what they want z
about complefeiug tbs su0scrip
tim. That il q trite old sayini
that zone men talk TOO much ~
the amount II money they spend,
and Il appeags n BE- applicable IL
this ease. Independent
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James King. Register,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15
Noqlok FOR PUBLICATION.
LanG ONCE al Boisc City, Idsho.
NONtlnhn.. . 1son

Ian" once al Boisc City Idsho.
Novombe- s, 1929.
- - heieoy given tEat me following NAM
81 S''.'e' mas Med notice OF his intention 10
'.',.' ula' PROOF IN support O; his claim. and
.s',, N,,'1 PROOF viii he made before ,he Clerk
~ Wv ,o0"'e Court At Caldwell Idaho ON De-
-lo' - '''' viz; Isaac Shrader. Homestead
- no SiSS Tor the wa OF SEX and E,s
"a ~, ;, -" , A. sec IL. Twp. eN,R.5 WEN
~ ,'a'''N me following witnesses to Prove his
sS ', residence upon and cultivation ~
Y p",.. 'an'' viz Albert A!ber,son Of TovSr
~, w., ,'',' ucorEe Nibe.tSon. George w. PAM
"i' FL smith all OF Parma Idaho, ""''
James King, Register.
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Entered At tho Emmett Post Once as second
lass mail natter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

The eight populist and silver re-
publican Senators held a caucus
this week and decided TO vote with
the democrats on all political ques-
tons, as they did in the last con-
gress.
Portland, Dec. 10.-It is an.
nounced that the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company will put
on second train between this city
and Huntington. The schedule
has not yet been arranged, but it
is known that the new train will
leave this city in the Morning.
If all the bills and resolutions
introduced in the House this week
were to become laws the size of
the United States Revised Statues
would probably be doubled.
Members Of the House broke the
record by introducing nearly nine
hundred, on every conceivable sub
ject, in a single day. Only a few
Of them will ever be taken up.
Washington, December T. Gen
eral Leonard Wood had a confer
ence with the secretary of war today
respecting his future. While Meth
CT of the principals had anything to
say for publication as to the con-
illusions reached, it gathered that
General Wood is to be the next
governor of Cuba, succeeding Gen
eral Brooke, who will return to the
United States.
According to Mondays Stntes-
man the British suffered a crush
ing defeat at Stromburg December
10th, the column being forced tc
retire with loss of nine officer:
and 500 missing men. who are like
ly prisoners, and abandoning one
gun. Heavy fighting was reported
in the direction Of Modder rive
on December llth but no definite
explanatory news has been received
yet.
On the morning OF Decembe
9th the election commissioner
signed The election certificate 0
w. $. Taylor and he was declared
to be governor elect Of Kentucky
The official figures of the vote file,
with the secretary of state are: Tay
lor, 1913, TIA: '4oebel, 1911 1871. Tay
lor's plurality, 1883. Though frau,
undoubtedly was committed in tn
election and the commissioners il
their duty could not go back OF tn
counting, it is STATE | that Goebe
will do nothing more at present.
Senator w. A. Clark of Montana
who was allowed to take the oatl
in the Senate on Monday. bu
whose seat is being contested, ha
probably the largest cash incom
of any man in America. if not il
the world. From the Unite,
Verde copper mine, with itsincom
of Sll 100000 a year, Senator Clar
rerives $50, 600 a day, 81 $50 an hou
or $40 a minute. He is plain an,
unostentaGous, gentlemanly an
kind to a marked degree, and re
ceived a much warmer welcom
by Senators than did Chauncy De
pew.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

"ANifp - SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONEST
persons to represent us as Managers in this and
close oy Counties Salary seoOa year end cz-
pcnSe'' Straight, hcna-hdc. no more. TO loss
salary Position permanent. Our reference.
any bank in any town. l, is mainly Office work
conducted Ct hoIae. Reference. Enclose self.
addressed stamped envelope.
THE JOHNSTON COMPANY, Dept. ,. Chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcH--Ser-
tNA vice hrst sunday Of each month Emmett
morning and EVENING" Second sunday, Horse
shoe Bend Al u a. m, Marsh NJ p. Gi., ma
Sweet at 1880 p. IA Third sunday, sweet al
M Fourth sunday, ola, both mSrning ana
pyenig, ...-..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

the northern extention Of the b., n.
so. The grade has been complet-
ed distance Of eight miles from
Nampa. taking it nearly to Boise
valley.
Upon recommendation of Senat-
or Skoup, Andrew Caldwell, post
master at Pocatello. will be appoint
ed Indian agent at the Fort Hall
reservation. Ball ofPocatello will
be appointed to take Caldwell's
place as postmaster.
The second series of farmers In
stitutes held in the southern part
of the state under the auspecies of
the agricultural department of the
state university at Moscow will be
held in Weiser on the 18th and 10th
of this month and at Caldwell on
the 22ud and 23rd.
VIM. Kunneck sold his entire
band of sheep last Saturday. Gov
ernor Steunenberg buying the ewes
at SO per head and r. p. Chattin
took the lambs at $2.15. There
we're about 5000 ewes and 1900
lambs. The governor has formed
a partnership with J. M. Coon un-
der the firm name of j. M. Coon
& Go.
Between 10 and IL o'clock on
December 9th thirty-two miners
were killed in the mine Of the Car
bon Hill Coal company at Carlo.
nado, Washington by an explosion.
Seventy-six men were at work in
the mine but "A are alive, having
escaped or been rescued. The
cause of the explosion is not known
but the theory of Superintendent
Davis is that a small pocket of gas
was opened and became ignited.
The Weiser Signal Of the 7th
inst. says that the hack service fol-
the upper country was cut off and
that on Tuesday morning rented
0. $. l. coach, pending the com
pletion of the P. & l. N. coaches
curried the mail for the first time
though passcngers have been going
by train for several days.
Also the opening ON December
7th of the St. Anthony branch, {
new line Of 81 miles between idaho
Falls and st. Anthony, was cele
brated. Governor Steunenberl
and O. s. l.. officials were in attend
ance and made speeches.
Governor Richards of Wyoming
has called a meeting of the Govern
ors Of the states containing
arid and semi-arid lands to NEE
in Salt Like December l4th, (,
consider the disposition of public
lands within their area claiming
that the issue is paramount anon.
those vital to the future develope
ment of said states and that tn,
regulations and law though one,
adapted to the conditions are nov
antiqusted and wholly INADEQUATE
Governor Steunenberg will no
he present but has appointed Stat
Engineer Ross, and State SheeI
Inspector Chattin to represent him
The revision of Custer county
Judgment by the Supreme cour
/ for recovery on checks may be o
value to those dealing with checks
The case in substance was this
On January 80, 1897, at Challis
Joseph Rogers gave John Fox fou
checks on G. Bunting e Co. a
Blackfoot for $lO0each. The banl
failed February Is, 1897, before tn
checks were presented On Feb
ruary 18th Fox made a demand up
on Rodgers for payment which wa
refused. The case went to tria
before jury and the plaintiff Sc
cured a verdict for 500. The cas-,
was taken to the Supreme cour
which, on the grounds, that tn,
checks were not presented for pay
ment within ten days. no eyidenc,
being presented that the plaintiff
handicapped to present the check
or that he had been hindered il
4
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

I-REEMONT W. r. @. No 3, meets III sat.
I urday % d. M aud ard saturday, q b. M
Of zach mouth vi &. q. X. iinn. Members IN
good standing invited 70 b. present
Mary Gardner. Mra. N T.. Dempsey,
Secretary, FreAidenl.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-15

i-REMONP POST No. 20. @. A. Il. 1neets first
i saturday evening in each month 10 Russell
\ Reagans Hall GEO. GARDNER
PC.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27
Il Calumet, Mich.

Ju6iIeusz toUdrzystUa.
Zswiadamiamy ws.ystkich czton-
k6w n~alszscych do Tow. ~. Stani.
saswa Kostki, " Calumet, Mioh., as
tow. to obchod.i6 bedsis rs to roo..
nice. " sobote 6 maja T. b. A .atsm
.sPrsszamy ws.ystkieh brsci ma.
srych, ktorry nalsts do tow. ora.
wsEystkis towarIystws polskie. do
w.iecia udsiaia " wymsrs.u, q takas
! " ~wiscsornej zsbawis.
Zapras.amy brsci polsk6w / polki,
ably ter pr.ybyli, DO bedzis dane
pr.sdstawisnis prsez miodsiefo6w
K6aka DramatycInsgo i WHOLESOME
sostana mowy prrez nassyoh star
srych obyw steli, nals.soych do to
wsrzystwa cd Is lat.
Daj BOas, abyimy wszyscy polaoy
l ws.ystkie nssre Towsrsystwa mo
gil SIC " jsdno grono sebra6, DO
gd.is .gods tam Pan Bog.
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27
z Chicago, Ill.
O6ch6d Mojowy.

Ma oststnism posisd1eniu Tow.
ii .nryka Kaiusowskisgo, gr. 337,
grono ludri dobrsj wolf. prsejetyoh
parjotysmsm, uchwaliio wybrs6 he.
mitst, ktoryby sic .sjsi ur.ad.snism
obohodu 3go Majs.
Komitet wytej wy4sj wspomniany
ma Ia porozumienism Z innemi tn
istniejscemi towarsystwami .wis.ko
wsui wspolnie pomyslse o ur.sd.s
niu jak najswistnisjs.sgo obohodu.
Pc w.sjemnem pororumieniu sic IA
padia uchwais, kt6rs poniAej pr.y-
taczam ola w~iadomosci wssystkich
iotsreso ~anyob ora. og6lu .wissko
wsgo Ob,h6d ma sic odby6 ME 8go
majs leo. z go to jest " nied.iele. W
bali s.k6lnej, W paraff Wssys:kioh
S ~ietyoh, o godrinis 2 30 wiso.orem.
SPlswy, deklamaOje l dsielni NOV
oy omawiac maja ten fakt d.isjowy
oras sztucrka patrjotyc.na odsgra.
ma bedzie pre-. d.iatwe ssk6lns.
Doborowa orkisstra bs.ptstnie c.
fiarowala sic przygrywac " dn;u tax
watnym ola katdsgo polsks.
Bracia! ksorry dotyoh,sss stoiole
ns ubocsu cd obohod6w nsrodo wyoh.
ocknijcis /. letargu ! ssahoie do szs.
regu Z bracis .wis.kows, do wsp6l.
nsj Praoy na niwis nsrodowej.
Por1ueois przsssdy wpajans prse1
nienawistnych ludzi | wrog6w Pol.
ski, kt6rym dobro ojo.ysny ME lie
taio ! ME Lefty ma ssrou; ole wisrsois
lynn, kt6r.y twisri.s, Ae s~wiazkow-
oy to ME praksyOsnil P..yjdz ,is
pr.skonsjcie sic jak praouJemy ola
uas.sj drogiej matki, kt6ra jec.y "
ksjdansoh niedoli!
Dajcie przykiad dsiat Wis, tel ca
tsj nad.isi naszsj Ojozysny, to u.
misoie kochac o. 1 pamistki
wsni'sse wiekopomns ~minionsj
prses.iosci umiecis naleaycis obcho.
dzie jak ma polakow pr.yssoi.
A zatem do widzsnia ma oboho.
dxiei
8. Wr66le,oski, Sc kr.