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The sun., 1900-05-19
AT SHERIFF'S SALE.
Properties Disposed of by Sheriff
Tay1o at Court House Yesterday.

Properties Disposed of by Sheriff
Taylor at Court House Yesterday.
Sheriff Taylor sold the following prop
critics at the Court House yesterday
afternoon:
Twotwo. story and half frame DWELL
ings and lot, 20xlS5 feet, Franklin and
Oak streets, seized as the property. of
Charles A. Broomail, w2s sold to Robert
McGarvey for 1855.
LIT, 5Uxl05 feet, and two-story frame
h0nse, on westerly side of Scott street
between Fourth and Fifth, seizen a.
property ot w. Prattis, sold to u. ).
Reuhardt for 5000
Two-story brick dwelling house No.
Al East Twelfth street with lot 1906
feet, seized as property of William H.
g arhart, sold to j. E. Smith for $500
ln'ee story hick dwelling house atid
ipt, l1xlC0 feet, on Fourth street near
J. mpalu, seized as property of Wi lam
Ha"LeY SOFA 70 J. Il Smith for 5000.
I.pt 2lx10 ieet and buildings the teon,
at Fourth and Connel reefs, seiz 4 az
prapelty !at'ics laAey, sold to j. Z
smith for Sl,l5n.
Pwn-storv Trick dwelling with lot
IGyS5 lr,t, On sixth street hear Monroer
seiz-d as property Of Thomas r. Laliya
sold tod. T.. Smith for 81, 100.
The sun., 1900-05-19
FOUND THE OWNER.
For Many Years Tax Collector
Searched for Him.

After several years of diligent search
by Tax Collector Sayers for the owner OF
the lot on dupont street between Fourth
and Fifth, he has at last materialized.
A young colored man giving his name, as
Joseph B. Bell, called at the tax office
and wanted to pay the tax on this lot.
Bell has been working in Waterbury,
Conn, for number Of years and came
to Wilmington for the purpose OF paying
the tax.
The sun., 1900-05-19
The preshyterian tssembIy.

st. Louis. May 1S.-At the. second :, :
sion of the one hundred and twelfth an
nual Presbyterian general assembly thcrC
were several full blooded Indians in The
assembly as delegates, among them bean
Thomas Aungie and Rev. Henry L. 81
win of Greenwood, S. D., both oprusr'
10 a revision of the creed, and Stephr.
Weston, Choctaw.
The sun., 1900-05-19
s;nger Makes Reputation.

Wesley Brown of this city, is making
a reputation as singer OF coon SONGS
and sentimental ballads. AT the New
Century Club last Wednesday night or,
the occasion OF the Heptasophs Minstrel
entertainment Mr.. Brown made quite a
hit. He has had several offers to go on
the road and may accept.
The sun., 1900-05-19
c.,h,.,.s striI,e In buffalo.

Buffalo, May 1S.-The cabnrn.s stflE'
is still on. and the travelling pnhlic Is -
pccially inconvenicnced. hrm ol uli
dcrtakers who had signed contract VIII
Inc Cab Drivers union by when thoE
agreed not to employ any liverynah no! :"
union man have been obliged 20 uti,i"e
automobiles, and hearse whlch mas
inst reached here will he used me nrS'
time. with number of automopiie We
hiI.lIs
The sun., 1900-05-19
FELL DOWN THE STEPS.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Fell, an Aged Friend,
Meets With a Painful.
Accident.

Mr.. Sarah NJ, Fell, aged rs years. re;
siding at 705 Washington street, fell
down the steps from the gallery at the
Friends Meeting House, Fifteenth and
Race streets, Philadelphia, and sustained
a fracture of the right wrist.
Mrs. Fell was walking down the stairs
as the meeting left out, and her dress
caught on rail, pitching her heavily
forward. She was taken to the Hahne
mann Hospital.
The sun., 1900-05-19
CENSUS ENUNIERAToRs
Receive Their Portfolios and Oficiar
Bad ges.

The census tnume rators of this city
yesterday rec we'd their pot 0 los c0n-
tanning all the pa aphernalia for assist
ance in taking the census in the variocs
districts in this city. The enumerators
have also received their Official badtes-
These articles are metal shields sur-
mounted by an eagle. On II e shield vs.
engraved the words, Tinted s,a,'s
Census, 1900"
The ennmtra,ols were u titled Nester-
day to report 10 Assista,i Supervisor
James W. r lhtit-on on May % Tor
further instructions. ,ley will begin
work on June l.
The sun., 1900-05-19
AGAINsr SALE or LIQUOR.
to he Considered
Next Tuesday.

Ermon st:ances tO he Considered
Next Tuesday.
Argument in regard to the remon-
strances to the granting Of liquor licenses
to the following places will be heard at
Court House on Tuesday.
The remonstrances include the follow
ing places:
New places-Cohee & Hill, Tenth and
Market streets; Michael Grady, No. 205
Market street; William A. Hagans
Delaware City; Percy $. White, New
Castle (withdrawnl; Daniel McCuekers
No. PIG West Second street (whoIe-
sale).
Old place-Henry Feldmeier, Second
and Walnut streets; Michael Lynch, No.
124 King street; Thomas }. Leech, Third
and Shipley streets; Daniel Mccarthy.
No l06 Market street.
The sun., 1900-05-19
The New Outing Club.

The members OF the Outing Club Of
the Wilmington Bicycle Club, visited
their new club house near Binetead last
night to arrange for its occupancy after
the work of Improvement is complete.
The sun., 1900-05-19
No Ball Tossing in Streets.

Acting ON the complaints received by
Chief Dolan, orders were issued yester-
day for the police to arrest any person
or persons playing ball in the streets.
The fine is 81 for each offence.
The sun., 1900-05-19
One of Delaware's oldest Men Dead

Henry Rainey, one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF this section OF the State, is deaar
at his home, New Castle, at the age Oh
ninety years. The deceased had never
been i'll in his life until week ago, wheR
he was stricken with paralysis.
The sun., 1900-05-19

In whose interests the
Oxy-Hydrogen Gas Com
pany's case, pc nding before
the Chancellor is held UP by
the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors.
The sun., 1900-05-19
win Sail for Europe Today.

Mrs. Lncy NJ. Richardson, Miss Rich:
ardson and Miss Virginia Harrington Of
Dover, passed through Wilmington yes
terday en- ronte FIR New York. They
will sail fJr Europe from Nsw York to-
day.
The sun., 1900-05-19
Jr. o, U. A. NJ. to Visit Chester.

Wlnona Council, No. 8; Welcome
Council, No. Z, and Garfield Council, No.
10, Jr. o. U. a. NJ, of this city, will
make visit 10 Chester Council, No. 3ts
OF Chester, Pa, on June s.
The sun., 1900-05-19
ONE CEN "
MONAGHAN OBJECTS.
Says he Was Not Brought Out Fsrs
Legislature by Ford d-SauIs-
bury Citizens.

Thomas II, Monaghan, councilman
ir"m ne Third ward, who is aspiring for
'egis ative haIors IRON the Fourtn Rep.
rrsrn'atlpe disttic:, denies the statemetlt
that he has reen brought ont by the
Ford Sau sbuly CLIQUE. He said last
nght that lie as ilut running in the ia
forests any enc man Or sri of meu,
nor was he The tool Of any rrqne or COM
hinstion, but was wiiling t. Le the trt-
want of tie pe"pr.
The sun., 1900-05-19
nu.,..rds In Conference.

snrinpIicld. O.. May lS.-The national
oan Nfa nfer"nce Of the River Brethren dunk
ardsy is now in progress at ponh'ilsyili" Dom, H.,
All 4 thousand persons are expected to p pal'
ti,i,,ntc in the communion services ~
urday night.
The sun., 1900-05-19
Goldex College commencement.

Godey College commencement will be
held in the Opera House on Thursday
evening, June 7, and the annual banquet
at the Clayton House on the following
eveninp
The sun., 1900-05-19
LARGE Demand For Reports.

The demand for copies of the annual
report OF the Street a2d Sewer Depart
ment has been greater than the supply,
and the usual 325 copies are insufficient.
The sun., 1900-05-19
FATAL FALL DOWN STAIRS
Mrs. Clark Terribly Injured at
Her Home Early Yesterday
Morning.
She Was on Her way to the Bath
room, and, in the Darkness,
Turned Into the Back
Stairway and Fell
EeadIonO

IA. >
of No. COS West Fifth street, arose about
] o'clock yesterday morning and was
proceeding to the bathroom, but when
she got to the back part of the house
made mistake in the darkness, and
instead of stepping into the bathroom
turned and stepped forward into the back
stairway.
The stairway is steep and she fell
headlong to the bot ON, her head strik-
ing every step.
The noise of her fall and her means
aroused the whole household. Her bus-
band was the first to reach her side and
lie found her lying in pool OF blood.
She was carried upstairs and DR.. j.. /.
Wales quickly summoned. He found
her in an extremely critical condition.
There was a large cash on her head,
which required twenty stitches to sew
up Her head, and in fact her whole
bedy was very badly bruised. She also
received internal injuries. Her left
wrist was broken.
She fingered until about 2.l5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, when she expired.
She was conscious until the end and
babe the members of her family good-by
and received the last rites Of the Catho-
lie church.
Her death was due to shock as we'll as
to the severe injuries themselves.
She was about 20 years OF age and is
survived by her husband and four sons
and one daughter. A son, John Clark,
who went to Italy about six weeks ago
for the benefit OF his health, is on the
ocean now on his way home.
The sun., 1900-05-19

Who pays the attorney
fees of Messrs. Hilles and
Spruance, counsel tor the
Street and Sewer directors
i'll the 0Xy-liydrogen case :!
The sun., 1900-05-19
The Weather Forecast.

The indications for today are that
show - WI -INs,s. Nlth eQuissE
weather and variable winds,
The sun., 1900-05-19

Why the OXy-Hydrogen
Company injunction suit IN
not under the control OF the
City solicitor?
The sun., 1900-05-19
Father FalIon Improves.

Friends of the Rev. NJ. y Fallon, Of
St. Pau's Church, will be gratified to
know that he is able to sit up and take
notice.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
NECK RELEASED ON BAIL
JUDGE OTIS CONTINUES CASE IN
DISTRICT COURT.

The hearing on the writ Of certiorarl
in the matter Of William f. Neck. who
is serving a six months sentence for
contempt at the instance of Probate
Judge Bazille, was yesterday continued
by Judge Otis in the district court until
next Tuesday morning. In the meanwhile
Meek, with the consent of Judge Ba-
zille, was released on $500 bail
When the case was called Neck was
present with his attorneys, f. G. Strin-
ger and Slater, and Miss Margaret Bow
man with others interested in the mat
ter of the Bowman minors were on
hand. After the continuance in the Ger
tiorari hearing was ordered the court
took up the application of Neck for
writ of mandamus to compel Judge Ba-
zille TO approve the appeal bond and
allow an appeal from the order of the
court appointing Miss Marguerite Bow
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

Fetichism is something from which ply
sicians are presumed to be free, but DR..
Bishop, in the Lancet defining the word
as tendency to mistake the relative
value of objects sought for or the effect
which brings about certain result, be-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
EPISTLES TO ST. PAUL.

On the train going up to Duluth there
was quite a Coterie of Republican poll
ticians on their way to attend the BAN
quet given last week at the Zenith
City. The crowd included Col. Mon
fort Sam Iverson, Sam Fullerton and c.
c. Whitney At Pine City William Hen
ry Eustis, who had been in rear coach,
drifted in and started on a lengthy eX-
plantation Of the causes that led to his
defeat by Lind. N
-Four years ago. he said. Sin a pres
idential year when the state went $4,000
Republican, Lind lost by nose. Two
years later, when we had the largest
majority ever recorded in an off year,
he won by 10000. =
"Now," continued Mr.. Eustis, reflec>
lively '1f Lind was a horse and this
had been horse race. how would you
bet on the third heat?'
Nobody said anything until the train
passed the next station and then the
subject was changed.
There is a tradition current that the
man who takes everything he sees and
yet leaves everything as he found it is
the photographer, especially the amateur
photographer. An exception to this
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

where on earth have you been so Iate?"
oh, just-just down town on little
business, was the reply what time is
1t? Just y o'clock" Schusler was
about to breathe easily once more .and
go up to bed, when a cold chill crept up
his back as the cuckoo clock in the hall
opened up for business. Il had to stand
still, said he afterward, land cuckoo
nine times to make good 1t was 3
o'clock"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

married school
mate. Marriage
changes a won-
an. The drains
and pains which
are so often the
S e que II C e of
marriage rob
her Of all vital
ity. Give her
back her former
strength a II d
S b e IL be as
"jolly" a wife
as she was a
maid. Doctor
Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription
gives back the
lost strength by
re establishing
the health Of
the d delicate
womanly or
gans. 1t dries
the drains and
stops the pains.
1t cures ulcera-
ton, inhamma-
ton and female
weakness. It
m a L q c mank
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

ieves that students are liable to fetch
ism in many cases For example, men
cultivate fetichism who place some espe-
cial author above al others, or pride
themselves on being. up to date or attach
undue Importance to details In methods
of operating and to antiseptic precau-
tions. All of these, he says, are due to
errors in mental prospective.
While castor oil, sold for medical pur-
poses, is free from poisonous qualities,
the castor bean itself is very poisonous.
DR.. Meldrum, of England, reports a fatal
case from eating two castor oil seeds in
which the most distinctive symptoms
We're incessant purging and vomiting. AS
castor beans are often kept as curiosities.
owing to their peculiar formation and
markings, older people should take care
to keep them out of reach of children.
-
Mumps is popularity known as one of the
children's diseases, but DR.. WalcOtt re-
ports a case of mumps in man ninety
and half years o,d, the disease ter
minating fatally. 1t is probable that this
man, while at church two weeks before
the disease declared itself, came in con-
tact with persons in whose family mumps
had existed.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
highly of the following combination known
as Trousseau's Diuretic wine, being espe-
cially valuable where there is dropsy and
the urine is scanty. Bruised juniper ber-
ries, 10 drachms; powdered digitalis, 2
drachms; powdered squill, 1 drachm;
sherry wine, l pint. Macerate for four
days, and add 8 drachms of acetate of
potash. Filter before using. The dose is
a tablespoonful three times a day for
adults.
For an acute cold in the head the fol-
lowing snuff is recommended by the
Revue co-Pharmaceutique: Powder
ed iris and powdered marshmaIlow, of
each Is grains; tannic acid, 31a grains;
menthol. l grain. According to a formula
printed In the Practitioner the following
snuff is effective: Alum, 8 grains; sui
phate of morphine, 8 grains; hydrochlo-
rate of cocaine, l grain; camphor and
bismuth, of each 2 drachms. This must
be mixed thoroughly. A small quantity
is used as snuff every hour in each nos
tril Leon Noel.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
Died at st. Joscph,s HosnitaI.

Rev Father GIennOn, who was engag-
ed for more than thirty years in mission
work in Minnesota, died at St. Joseph :
hospital Tuesday afternoon. He came to
Minnesota in 1868 Deceased was seventy
years of age, and owing to failing health
had not of late years. engaged in active
church work. He was a native of Roches-
ter The body will be taken to Byrnes-
VILE Mimi, for burial
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

Smallpox seems to have created a small
riot recently at New Rochelle, N. Y,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
ST. LUKE'S IN MOURNING.
Resolutions on the Death of BishoD
NJ. n. Gilbert.

Memorial resolutions on the death Of
Bishop Gilbert were yesterday passed by
the board of directors of ST. Luke's hos
pital. The resolution was. in part as fol-
lows:
BE 1t Resolved. That in his death St.
Luke's hospital has been deprived of
wise counselor, a jealous advocate and
true friend, whose loss is lamented and
whose memory it will ever cherish and re-
we're"
sympathy Is also rendered the widow
and children.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

man man as guardian of little Ida May Bow
Assistant County Attorney Zollman.
who appeared for Judge BaziTe raised
the point that the record failed to SHOW,
that Neck was an aggrieved party and
thereIore that he had no right to an
appeal Judge Otis intimated that the
proceedings would be quashed when he
went to his chambers at the conclusion
of the hearing.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

women strong and sick women we'll.
"For two years I had been sufferer from
Mrs. Allen A. Bobson, of II2s Rodman Street,
Philadelphia, Pa III had two different doctors
and they gave me medicine which only relieved
me Tor a time. My niece advised me TO
take DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. / con.
cluded that to open a correspondence with YOU
for your advice would be safest so 1 did, and
taking six bottles of Favorite Prescription and
hve OF Golden Medical Discovery and follow
ing your advice in regard to local treatment,
an am now strong woman. Accept my sincere
thanks for the interest manifested in nv case
and the happy results obtained.n
Sick women are invited to consult Or
Pierce by letter free Correspondence pri-
vate. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, Ny.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
The J0lIu girl

Often changes to the jaded woman. vI
can't see what's come over Mary; she
used to be such a jolly girl" was the
remark of a young woman visiting a
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
HIS WHITE OAK PENDANT
HARRY JONES WEARS A WATCH
CHARM WHICH HAS A
HISTORY
BIT OF AN OLD GALLOws TREE
1t Was in Use in Federal Jail Yard
nt Fort Smith From Time
immem0riOI Al
most.

him tight,
And they swung him hight in the even
And a priest came nigh to pray.
Ing light
He'll get from the devil his pay.
J0ana1
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Pan J6zef Triner,
Fabrykant Gorzkiego Wilma,
437 West IL ulioa, Chicago, Ill.
Ssanowny Panic: - Czuje sic .obo.
wiazanym dodaG mole rekomendacye do
vielkiej ilosoi, kt6re Pan jua posiada o
Triner's Gorzkiem Winnie. Juz cd roku
.auwatyiem bolesci W zoladku po ka.-
dem spozywauiu potraw. q katdym
dniem cierpienia te pogorszaiy sic, az
nareszcie wskutek boiu ME miaiem
oohoty do jadis. Pr6bowalem DUO roz
maitych wyohwalanych lekarstw, leoz
beg skutku. w kohcu jeden z mych
przyjaoio{ poleoii mi Gorzkie Vino
Triner'a | poozsiem tskowe uzywsG ME
wier.ac " dobry skutek. Omy'i}sn sic
jednakowoz, gdyz po uzyoiu jednej bu-
telki ozu&em sic znsoznie lepiej, snizsli
przez oaly rok. Pc u1yciu drugiej bu-
telki. zostaiem kompletnie wyleczony.
Upiynefy try miesiaos po wyleozeniu
mnie j ohoroba sic ME wrooils. Nam
terra. dobry apetyt i ozuje sic jak nowo
narodzony. iona mojs, ktora zauwa.
zyls jak dobr.e Pafskie Gorzkie Vino
skutkuje, takze pooze{s takowe uzywac
c.uje sic xdrowszs pod kaad I'm wzgle.
dem. Znakomity ten srodek ma zoiadek
ma ~wzmoonisnis nerwow powinisn sic
znajdowac " kazdym domu j tylko
wsIystkim takowy moge polscic.
Louis Knoll,
Poruoznik 33go Prscynktu,
500 Dickson ul, Chicago, Ill.
Triner's Gorskie Vino Jest do naby-
ola we wszystkich aptekach lub u fsbry.
kants
J6zefs TT nera,
437 w. 18th str,
Chicago, Ill.
Me bierzcie 1adnyoh bezwsrtoscio.
wych imitaoyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

cy huty cynkowej a nasi rodacy zwra-
Gaia sic IA naszem posredniotwem do
braci zwiazkowyoh i czlonk6w unij ro-
botniczyoh o poparcie, poniewaz W gro
ME ioh znajduja sic ter rodziny potrze.
bujaoe gwaltownie wsparcia.
Wszelkie, ohocby najmniejsze, ofiary
nalezy przesyla6 na reoe sekretarza, OBJ.
Jozefa Renkosika, 1425 Crosat str, La
Sale, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Soko@ow pom6wic bedziemy mogli do
piero wtedy, gdy zjazd nareszcie zde-
cyduje czy to po@aczenie jest mozliwe i
ma jakich warunkach.
Omawianie tel sprawy co do spiewa-
kow i soko}ow bylo mozebnem zanim
po@aczenis nastapi@o, ~poniewaz cele i
dzialalnosc tych organizacyj So JAYNE i
znane.
Gdy Zwiazek Mlodziezy, ktoremu
zreszta jaknajlepiej zyczymy, ma to sa-
ma droge wejdzie, wtedy i o MIN prasa
polska W Ameryce wieoej movie be-
die.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Koniecznosc wywolana zwiekszajaca
sic oiagle liczba cz3onk6w Zwiazku,
zmusila Zarzad Centrally do kupna
novel, szybkobijacej maszyny drukar-
skiej. Me podobalo sic to kilku pa
nom Chicago, ~postanowili wieo
p~rzeciwko temu rozporzadzeniu Zarza-
du walczyc - przez zakazy sadowe.
1 do czego to doprowadzi? Otto wy
stawi s~karzacych ma wstyd a Zwiazkowi
zaszkodzi tylko o lyle, Ae narazi 60 ma
niepotrzebne koszta sadowe i strate
czasu.
w kazdym razie objaw to smutny.
w pierwszych dniach sisrpnia odbe-
die sic W Rapperswylu doroozny zjazd
Rady Muzealnej, kt6ra nadzoruje tax
re fundusze Skarbu Narodowego.
Ma zjezdzie tym jake k~ontroler re
strony Zwiazku naszego i wogole wszy-
stkich ofiarodawc6w ma rzecz Skarbu
W Stanaoh Zjedn. wystapi ozcigodny
DR.. II. Gierszyhski z Ouarville (Fran-
cja), u~powazniony do tego przez ko.
misarza Skarbu ma Stany Zjedn. a Ia
razem naszego Cenzora Ora L. Sadow-
skiego.
DIR. G~isrszyhski przedstawi Radzie
kilka wniosk6w, ~tyczacych sic zabez-
pieczenia funduszow skarbowych i agi-
tacji ma rzecz Skarbu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

w odpowiedzi ma zaproszenie pre-
SHANE przez uniwersytet Jagiellohski do
uhiwersytetu lipskiego, ably -przyjal u
dzial W obchodzie 50O-nej ~rocznicy cd.
nowienia uniwersytetu przez kr6lowe
Jadwige, uniwersytet lipski odpowie-
dziai, Re mad zaproszeniem p~rzeohodzi
= do porzadku dziennego.
Uniwersytety W Berlinie, Heidelber-
gu i Wroclawiu postapi}y inaozej: przy-
siaiy swych representative.
Postepek uniwersytetu lipskiego Jest
dowodem, re nawet do swietego przy-
bytku nauki W Niemczech wkrad}y sic
prady nienawisci ku polskiej kulturze
i ME swiadczy wcale o wyzszosoi kul-
fury niemieokiej. Przeciwnie, historic
czyn ten zaznaozy, jake objaw zacie-
kiosci rasowej i brzydkiej zazdrosci W
narodzie, kt6ry g}osi, Re obawia sic
tylko Boga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

yBuffaloskie Echo" wyraza zdziwie-
ME, re powazniejsze pisma polskie tax
malo poswieci}y uwagi zjazdowi Zwiaz-
ku Miodziezy j wyraza z tego powodu
u~bolewanie.
Sadzimy, re zarzut to nies}uszny z
tego wzgledu, IL inne pisma polskie
wiedza o dzia}alnosoi Zwiazku Mo-
dziezy, o liczbie jego c~zionkow, o jego
stanie in~ansowym, o wewnetrznej jego
organizacji, o zamiarach ma przyszlosc
{. p. ME wiecej cd ,Eoha Buffalos-
kiego'.
Zwiszek M}odziezy Jest stowarzysze.
MEM zupe}nie zamknietem sobie -
to ter mic dziwnego, re o jego dzialal-
nosci movie ami rad mu dawac ME mo-
zemy.
Co najwyzej - poslac mu zyczenia
gorliwej piracy ola Ojczyzny, ale to Jest
tylko frazes a o frazesy ME chodzi.
Co sic tyozy kwestji p~rzyisczenia tel
organizaoii do Zwiazku Spievak0w /
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