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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

Several carefully observed cases of
falling Of hair from emotion have been
recorded of late in The Progress Medi-
GALE and still more striking case, re-
ported by L. Boissicr, is now added.
~ normal, healthy farmer. rs years of
age, saw his child thrown and trampled
by mule, He supposed it was killed,
and experienced in his fright and an
guish a sensation Of chilliuess and ten
sion in his face and head. The child
escaped with bruises, hut the fathers
hair, beard and eyebrows commenced
TO drop out next day, and by the end of
the week he was entirely bald 4 new
growth OF hair appeared in time, but
finer and exactly the color Of the hair
of an AlhIno."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

Cecil Rhodes once fitted up bcauti.
full cemetery near Kimberley, but for
some reason 1t remained untcuantcd.
Seeing this Mr.. Rhodes offered a DO.
nus to widows who would bring their
husbands to be buried in his cemetery,
but without avail. Eventually one
poor woman allowed her husband to
be buried there, and II handsome man.
bic stone was erected over his grave.
But even then the scheme hung fire.
The inhabitants passing the gates Of
the beautiful cemetery would look
through the ratings and see the one
man lying there in solitary state and
SO away shaking their heads and
thinking how lonely 1t must toe. Mr..
Rhodes got SO cXaspcratcd that he in
creased the bonus until it was n large
sum. Then the inhabitants gradually
began TO weaken, one after the other,
bringing their dead to the lonely Gene
terry, which became ms popular as such
n place can properly be.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
Surh a CAV Girl.

THE day is bound to come" said
the Ancient Lady Clerk epoch Spin
nerlusp, kittenishly. when the law
will permit all of us girls to vote"
"Oh, let's play puss-in-the-corner-
you're it," said the new male stenOg-
rapher. gallumping across the room
and playfully tapping one of the aged
male clerks on the sleeve.
Then all hands bent over their desks
and croaked grisily. and two minutes
later the Ancient Lady Clerk was tell
ing the afflicted chief division that she
had seen the new male stenographer
taking a whole armful of government
stationery home with him every even
ing for the past week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

Prof. william II. Roscnstcngcl, OF
the faculty of the Wisconsin Univcr-
sity, suddenly expired in faculty
meeting Monday afternoon, the result
of heart failure. Dean johnson OF
the school OF engineering had just
spoken on the new engineering build
ing when Prof. Rosenstengel's head
fell back. only n moment before one
Of the professors had turned back to
talk with Prof. Roscnstongcl and he
seemed to be in good humor ana
talked freely. He had for some time
been suffering from BrighC's disease,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
Enrinrern, Haunted Houar.

"Some houses are haunted TO some
people and all right to Others" said an
engineer on the Ninth avenue elevated
road. There is house on our line
that is haunted to the men who have
been on this run for few years back
One of our men noticed n mans face
at the window overlooking the road
Every time the train passed for three
days, ! believe, the engineer saw the
face. 1t was always the same. Then
he told somebody else about 1t, and on
investigation it was discovered that
the man at the window was dead. lie
occupied the room alone. There was
no one else In the house. He had kill
ed himself, and in a note found on his
table it was written that the man was
lonesome and that lie had raised the
window Just before the act so that he
might die in the noise Of the city. That
was all there was to the story.
Ever since that time every engineer
and fireman on the line who was en-
ployed at that time turns his face
away in passing that house. / have
heard them all speak of 1t, and to each
of them that house is haunted, al
though 1t is now occupied, and | don't
suppose the people who live there
know anything about the story.
know / have tried to forget it, but just
before my engine passes 1t the recOl-
lection Of the dead face at the window
comes back to me- and / either close
my eyes or look in an opposite direc-
ton. New York Sun.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
MATTHEW BAUM

died in this city on Monday, Nov. II;
aged 70 years. Deceased was born
in Bavaria, oct. II, 1890; came to
America about forty years ago, and,
with the exception of n few years,
constantly resided in the vicinity of
Mineral Point. He spent II number Of
years in the employ Of three old set
tiers who have passed away, namely:
Nicholas Coad, Francis Little, and
James Toay. He was faithful and
conscientious in the discharge Of
every duty devoIving upon him. by
thrift he laid by him enough money
to keep him in his declining years,
and retired from active work some
years ago. The funeral took place
on Wednesday, with interment in
Graccland cemetery. Rev. George
Mcrriheld, pastor of the M. T.. church
olliciatcd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
VHEuNENT LEGISLATU RE.

The following word of praise Is
from The Madison Democrats "A
very strong body will be tho next
legislature. This Is particularly true
OF the lower house, whose personnel
will include Philo A. OrtOn, the bril-
liant lawyer and polished gentleman
from Darlington; j. w. Thomas, the
very sound clifton and experienced
law malScr from Chippewa county; h.,
NJ. Sturdevant, of Clark, who mt once
took position, two years ago, rs
one of the ablest men ON the Moor,
and who was almost unGailingly ON
the right side OF every important
question that arose; +. Ray Stevens,
of Dane, whose general worth as u
citizen is n complete guaranty OF his
usefulness ms II Scion; a, r. Hall, of
Dunn, uoedful to restrain corporate
greed and to guide the House in its
parliamentary course; a, G. Dodge,
of Green county whose solid sense in
the last Assembly often came into
good play; LOWS Benson of Jefferson,
who is II practical farmer, but n ready
speaker, and whose hobbies lie in the
directions OF cheaper text books for
school children and better things for
farmers; Speaker Geo, II, Ray OF La
Crosse, fair presiding officer and
just always; Francis Il. keene, the
esthetic Milwaukecan, whose culture
and clcaverness form good leavcn for
a usually stolid house; and consjd-
orablo number OF others OF intelligence
and integrity. The speak"rship uatur-
ally belongs, of course, TO a, H.,
Hall, who has fought La Follettc's
battles for years, hut courtesy may
accord the honor To MIR. Ray, The
latter filled the position with marked
credit during the last session, his OBJ
vious purpose being to be wholly inn
partial-and it was the Judgment of
all who observed his course that he
accomplished his intention very fully.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

The Belmont Bee Office Is now es
tablished in n new home in the Sim
mons block, Last week the publisher,
!. w. Chambers, added to his print
ing outfit, n new newspaper press ana
"A lot Of new material. Tho paper is %
credit to Belmont, and should receive
liberal support from the people there
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
His Wonderful Dog.

A little group of newspaper artists
were discussing the subject of dogs.
"WclI, lived out in Kansas before
came east" said one. II had dog
that used to do his best to hold back
freight trains. The trains always had
to stop to take on water, and my dog
would fastcn his teeth into the rear
step of the Caboosc, and when the
train would start he would do his best
to hold it, only letting go when the
pace got too hot for him. The train
crew all knew him, and one day they
set up job on the poor pup. They had
cargo OF raw hides, and one Of the
trainmCn cut off cows tail and fas.
tened 1t to the end of the CabOosc
When the dog saw this, he just ignor
ed his favoritc step and fastened his
teeth into the caudal appcndagc Of that
dCfunCt COW for keeps. lie got his
teeth all tangled up In II, and when the
train started and got going faster and
faster be couldn't let so. The last
saw of him he was being swallowed
up in n cloud of dust in the wake Of
the train.
lie didn't get back home for three
days. and then he was minus most Of
his teeth. After that you couldn't get
him within hundred yards of the rail.
road station, "-rhiladelphia Record.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

The Iowa County board Of super
visors organized on Tuesday by re-
elccting DR.. w. j. pearce chairman.
Hon. J. w. Rewey was elected com
missioner of the poor; and Hutchinson $
bank, Mineral Point, and Reese's
bank, Dodgevillc, were made deposit
tories for county funds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
just Like other Men.

She Which would You rather marry,
the prcttieSt woman in the world or the
homelieSt?
nc-Thc pretticst. OF course. Why
do you ask2
She-Mcrcly to find out IL you
weren't just like all the other men,
Exchange.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

Every man, quoted the tho ghtful
one, lis the architect of his own for.
tunes"
Yes returned the ohServant one,
"and the character Of the structures
put UP shows that few have taken the
necessary course in architecture Chi.
cago Post
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
THURSDAY. NOV. Is, 1900.

The contract for compiling the 1901
blue book has been awarded to Rob
ert II. Odell Of Milwaukee at the reg
ular price, $1,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
MIR. WILLIAM JEUCk

died at his home in this city, on We'd
ncsday, Nov. II, aged 10 years. Al
though remarkably sturdy for one OF
his years up to last summer, since
that time his health has rapidly fail
ed and his death was not unexpected
He WAS IL good industrious man,
and leaves to cherish his memory, his
wife, one daughter, and four sons, be-
sides his brother, Mr.. John Jeuck.
He was born 10 Naussau, Germany,
in 1892; came to America in 1856, and
settled in Mineral Point, where he re-
sided until his death. He was II mem
Der of the St. Joseph Society, under
whose auspices the funeral will be
held tomorrow, Friday, at 10 O'Clock,
with services in St. Mary's Catholic
church and intcrmcnt in st. Mary's
cemetery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15

Entered 40 the Post Office, Mineral Point.
Wis., as second class matter
subscription Price, Sl.25 per car.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
THE DEMOCRAT.

Published every Thursday by
GEORGE g. ROBERT NJ. CRAWFORD
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-15
A DANGEROUS TRADE
RISKS THAT THOSE ENGAGED IN MAX
ING PolSONS RUN.

Some of the Acids Manufactured Are
So Fatal to Life That to Even In
hale Their Fumes Would Mean Ger
tain Death.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
z Cleveland, o.
o b c h 6 d grupy.

Obch6d patel rocznicy tow. Po-
stepowcow or 261 " Cleveland, o.,
dnia 80 wrzesnia, rozpocza} sic o 60
dzinie 3ciej pc poludniu. Ma OBJ
ch6d przyby}y wszystkie grupy z
Cleveland i inne towarzystwa, a mia
nowicie grupa I'll re swa orkiestra
ma czele j grupa 14S tez re swoja or
kiestra, tax re Eel by}o podozas
pochodu 8 orkiestr. Przewodniczyi
pochodowi marsza}ek + SKorupski.
Pc pochodzie wszyscy sic udali
do hall S~obie.kiego. Prezes grupy
OBJ. f. Miksa otworzy} obch0d i po-
wolal ma prezesa ob. n. Zwolihskie-
go a ma sekretarza oh. Il. Dziedzic-
kiego. Welding programu OBJ. Two
lihski, jako Prezes. powo}a} ma pierw-
szego NOVICE ks. proboszcza F. Ko.
iaszewskiego, jake cz,onka grupy
%naszej, ktory wyPowiedziai move
do braci Zwiazkowc6w, W jaki spo-
sob grupa POI z~ostaia zaiozona oraz
opowiedziai wszystkie przejscia tel
grupy.
2 Spiew dzieci s~zkolnych, ,.Nasz
Chiopicki'', pod kierownictwem ma.
uezyciela p. Walkowiaks.
8. Orchestra polsks, pod kierow-
nictwem p. Duzewskiego.
4. Nova do miodziezy polskisj,
p. Sobiechowski.
5. Mazur orkiestry Cbopins pod
kierownictwem p. Walkowiaka.
6. Move krotka wypowiedzial p.
NJ. Welfeld W imieniu Cenzor4.
Z. Deklamacja p. f. sobiechow.
skiego:
8. Mazur, orkiestra polska, pod
kierownictwem p. Duzewskiego.
8. Spiew dzieci szkolnych, ,,Boze
COS Polske'.
10. Nova p. Lewandowskiego.
IL. Orchestra, ,,Jeszcze Polska ME
zgineia'.
IL. Deklam. J. Baszyhskiego.
10. Nova p. Zwolihskiego.
Wszyscy mowcy j deklamatorzy
wywiazali sic pieknie re swego "a
DANA. Bysoby ~jeszcze piekniej wy
pablo, gdybv by} przybyi Szsnowny
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
2 ~Brooklyna, n. Y.
Skiadki,

Ma weselu p. Stanis}awa Neisch Z
panna Weronika Stryczyhska sko-
lekto wano, ma wniosek OBJ. Throw.
skiego, czionka or. 81 i poparoiem
OBJ. Micha}a Stryczyhskiego, czionks
or. 2S4, ma pomnik Kosciuszki cd
nastepuiacych osob: Stan. Nelson
SlOO; Jozsf Hirowski 100; Jan
kopczyhski LOO; Micha} Stryozyh-
ski 90: Jozef Januszewski 100;
Jan Paw&owski 100; panny Pelagia
j Kune gunda Neisch LOO; Antonina
Nowicka SOC; Mary Boyssn 25c;
Anna S~tryczynska loo; Leon Stry-
czyhski lOc; Antoni Stryozyhski loo;
Leokadja Stryczyhska loo; Franoi-
seek Stryczyhski loo. Razem s5.25.
Ia co ofarodawcom skiaia bog
zapiac". Zwiazkowiec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

nasz Cenzor Zwiazku, jak to obieca}
uczynie.
Pc ukohczeniu obchodu odegraua
zosta}a sztuka II wiazkowiec'', ktora
bardzo dobrze wypadia a ma kohcu.
pc przedstawieoiu odby} SIC bal i
goscie spedzili kilka godzin weso-
lych, DO tahczono polskie tahce do
rama.
Nizej podpisani, jake komitet CRU
py 261, sk}adamy wszystkim CRU
pom i towarzystwom, kt0re brady u
dzia} W obchodzie, serdeczne podzie.
kowanie stowami: Bog zapiac. Ser
decznie tez dziekuiemy wszystkim
mowcom, deklamatorom j spiewa-
kom, kt6rzy nam poswiecili swa
prace.- FIR. Miksa, +. Skorupski,
Jan Galahski i Il. Dziedzicki
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
WiadOmOsci ZwiaZkOwe.
~. 3l6 10 WenOnG, III.

~. 3l6 10 Wenona, Ill.
u powodu wyjasdu oh. Jak6bs A.
Sarbie wskiego. ma posied.eniu 23go
wrsesnia .ostsli obrani: Wladysiaw
Szymahski, preseason, . MARGIN Flor
kowski, sekretarzem. Wmelkis IL
sty prosze vie, przysy1a6 pod adrs-
sem: Msroin Florkowski, P. 0. boz
315, Wenona, Ill.
9r. 40f 70 Simson Pa.
Ma rooxnem posiedzsniu, dnia 20
s'erpnia 1900, xostai obrany zars4d
ns rok p~rrysziy, jak nsstepuje: Jan
Kielsr. prezes; Andrzej Zismbs, wi.
ca pregeI; Jsk6p Skoczylas, sskr.;
Alekssnder S-tefanider, sekr. drugi;
J6sef B oishski, kssjer; Szosepan
w, zn,sk i Autoni Pr.ybyiowioz, o.
piekunn~is kssy; Franoissek Kiln
ski i Jsdrrei Olsrowski, opiskuno..
vie ch rvch; Bernard Terlihski, mar.
s-aiek; Franciszek Wegrsynek 4
F~.Anoiszek Polsk, choratowie; Josef
G nda, odz wierny. Listy j korespon-
denote, tyczsce sic or. 404 prosse
p~rzssyiac pod sdressm: Jsk6b Sko.
czylas. box SO, Simpson, Pa.
G-. 22S 70 Boston, Moss.
Ma posisdzenin odbytem dnis 10
wrzssnia RIB. obrano nowy sarssd jak
nsstepuje: w. Piooisnnik, presses;
j. Jaiowicz, wioe.prezes; ]. Chojna.
cki, sekr. koresp,; A. Siderowios,
sekr. fn ; K. Borkowsbi, kssjer; A.
Biaiss, F. Bartkiew;cz B.. Kilisu,
opiskunowie kssy; A. Jsgielski, o.
~ sierny; X. Oriowski. ehnrszv; M.
W~aslewski. pod eh srszy; F. Borrow
ski, ssystent. Wsrelkie listy I ko-
rsspondenojs prosze sdresows6: J.F.
Chojnscki, No. l Harvard pl. Cam
bridgeport, Mass. Adres prssesa:
w. Plocisonis, 465 Sweet IT. Souh
Boston, Mass.
". jOS Chicago.
Ma posiedzeniu z dnia ID b. m,
po rezygnacji sekr. fin. zostai obra-
ny Karol Przykiocki, sekr. fin. a f.
Kokotkiewicz, sekr. prot. Wszel-
kie korespondencje tyozsce sic or.
108 prosze adresowaG: Franc Ko-
kotkie wicz, 342 Cornell st. Chicago,
Ill.
" 80 70 Buffalo " Y.
Zawiadsm,sm wszystkich czion.
kow or. IS. !. odtad wsrystkie po-
s'sd.enia odbyvac sc bsds na hall
Fllmore", narozoik Broadway 1
Fillmore ave, " katds trrscis ME-
driele " mies'scu, o gods. 2giej po
poiudoiu. w. Wsso}owski, sekr, IL
Mills str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
Ma - K

Podcsas zabawy urzadzonej przes
tow. i'm. Jana Sobieskiego, dnia %
w~rzesnia, zebrano ma Skarb Narodo.
wy 3 dol. 5 cent, ktors to suma 20
staia przes}sna ma rece komisarza
Skarbu, Ora l.. Sadowskiego.
Tow. Jana III Sobieskiego zostalo
zorganizowane 2 inicjatywy or. $50,
jako tow. ~wsparcia W rszie choroby
Tub kalectwa W sumie 5 dol. tygod-
niowo, oraz wybrs}o nastepuiacy "a
Rad: Prezes - Jan Szumski; vice.
prezes - Jan Poczwardowski; sekr.
prot. - Antoni Pietrowski; sekr.
lin. Antoni Pardo; kasjer = Jan
Duszynski; marszaiek = Jan Wy
built. P~osiedzenia odbywaja sic "
pierwszy wtorek po Is kaAdego mic.
siaca. Kto sobie zyczy przystapi6
do tego tow, MECH bedzie laskAw
Przyby6 ma posiedzenie do hall oh.
Jana Dussyhskiego, p. q. 80 Van
Wrinkle ave., Jersey City, N. J.
Antoni Pietrowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
Y Chicago, i'll.

Ma Skarb Narodowy.
Ma posiedzeniu k%wartalnem TOW.
Listopadowego 1896 r,ku", gr. s48
u. n. p, odbytem W sobote, dnia 6
pazdziernika, zebrani czlonkowie, po-
miedzy innemi sprawami, wzieli pod
debaty sprawe Skarbu Narodowego
Polsk,ego.
MIN przystapimy do rezultatu de-
bat ma powyzszy temat, zaznaczy6
musimy nawiasem, re sprawl skarbu
cd p~oczatku z~a}ozenia naszej grupy
miaia ola mas douiosfs znaczenie, to
ter skiadalismy dobrowolne skiad-
XII IA kazdem posiedzeniu z tenn
przesw iadczeniem, ze W ten spo.6b
~splacamy choc czesciowo dug, jaki
ma mas p~olakach wzgledem Ojczyz-
ny ciazy.
Obecnie atoli, gdy sprawe Skarbu
Mar. Pol. j jego donios}e znaczenie
ola obrony czynnej, postawi} ma
pierwszym planie wydelegowany do
mas z iona zarzadu tegoz skarbu
czcigodny obrohca zdeptanych praw
j slawy %naszej, pulk. u. Makowski,
postanowllismy ola zamanifestowa-
MIA swej l~ojalnosci z idea skarbu o.
p~odatkowa6 sic dobrowolnie po 25o.
cd cz}onka rocznie ! podatek ow o.
piacac z CORY.
Maiy to, co prawda, podatek, kt6.
ry skiadamy na o1tarzu Ojczyzny,
potrzebuiacej poswieeeh j trudow cd
swych dzieci, ably zrzucic z siebie
jarzmo n ewoli, najezone m%iljonami
bagnetow, ale MECH wszyscy zwiaz.
kowcy ofiaruja choc ts pare centow
rocznie q Skarb Narodowy wzrosnie
niebawem do potegi, ma chwaie Oj.
czyzny naszej j ma pohybsl wrogow,
czego mu z caisgo serca Ayczymy
j popiersnie jego wszystkim do.
brre m~yslacym ~polecamy. slbowiem
,winniSmy siuAbe Ojczyznis -
peahmy js"!
w imieniu to~warzystwa
X. Motykowski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

Row e.. SO Wv Mar. Pol. Tow. ks.
y Pon atowski 60 ne ma osrstn em
pos''d seniu zmieniono loksl pos'e-
dz-h, a zatem przysz}- posiedzen's
odbedzie sic W hall Fillmore rog
Broadway j Fillmore ave. W niedzie-
lie dnis Il b. m. o godz. Pei pc pol.
obecnose wszys kich czionkow jest
konie0znie potrzebna, poniewaA 80
bardzo wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia.
komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
Go sfychat?
z Filadelfji, Pa.
To W. spewu III


z powodu przyjazdu goscia pull.
fownika Milkowskiego do Filadslfji,
tow. spiewu ,,H.ika" postanowiio
wystapic re spiewem ma jego PREY
jecie.
Wiemy, re spiew nam jest po-
trzebny, rozwiIa on ducha i kszta{ci
mysl. Mia ola a jest rzecza, re
tow. nasze doznaje wiele poparcia
cd ogoiu, a zwlaszcza Cd towarzystw,
jake to-: Sokoiow Polskich i'm. K.
Lewakowskiego, Rzemieslnik6w Pol
skich j innych, Ia &C many i'm wiele
do zawdzieczenia. Drodzy rodacy!
kacznosc j braterstwo MECH pozosta-
ME jak dotad tax i nadal, a bedzie-
my mogli zdziaia6 wiele dobra dla
~naszej narodowosci i ma kazdym kro-
Su ~przypomnie6 krzywde dokonana
przez naszych zaborcow Polsoe.
Prey tel spo-obnosci zawiadamia-
my, re przyszly wieczorek tow. spie-
WI .,Halka" odbedzie sic dnia 3 lis
topada b. T., W sail Sokoi6w Pol.
skich, p. n. 2l1 Paramount ave, ma
ktory jak najuprzejmiej zapraszamy
~szanownyoh rodak6w j rodaczki
Komitet.
An. Kedziorski, prezes; Leopold
Dutkiewicz i A. Piasecki.
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Y Detroit. Mich.
O W. OSwiaty.

Tow. Przyjaciol Oswiaty odbe-
die regularne posiedzenie W ME.
dziele, t. j. q p~azdziernika r. b. o
godz. 4 po po}udniu, W hall zwyk-
iych ~posiedzeh. Panic i panowie 50
~proszsni, ably raozyli przybyc jak-
n~ajliczniej, p%oniewaz So wazne spra-
wy do do za}a,wienia.
Jozef Nowakowskii, sekr.
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