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Casbonda1e Department.
without maple syrup. but I couldn't
GO no understandun out of that, could

without maple syrup. but I couldn't
go no understandun out of that, could
YOU?
Now when that one said he'd
a-thrown me into the pond, | got
mad" said Lafayette aloud and his
eyes grew larger land I says: We'll.
two can do throwin' in the pond. If
that's what you're up to and / guess
l won't go into no pond today
"well, sir, those two fellows got
sassy right on" continued Lafayette
with an injured air. but I didn't say
nothun; no, sir not a word, not Il
word. But l just reached round and
pulled out my.-yes. sir-puled out my
gun. and I just says, land here Laf-
ayette took on such business air that
the Tribune man feared that his de-
tective friend might forget that 1t was
not the real thing that was going on
and might make matters lively. II
Just says, as | pointed my revolver
this way and looked 'em square in the
eye, Now you git and Jod rot it they
went so fast that you couldn't see
'em."
"Of course" said Lafayette, as he
gave the fishermen the laugh. 81
WOulun SlOt elll. Dul tHotShl u
give 'em IL good scare.
"Why." he said contemptuously. II
could throw one of 'em into the pond
while I'd be knockun the othern
down. Yes. that's right, sir" that's
right, | could: you bet I could
Say, Lafe." suggested friend who
came up at this time. how about the
"capitol?' Did you land that outlaw
that you're after?"
"Now you never mind about that
commandingly returned Lafc. I'm
lookun after things over there he
continued with an air of one who
knows his book as Chuck Connors
would say. land mebbc I'll have some
thun to say bout that after while, but
not jest yet. No, sir, not jest yet; not
yet
The Tribune man had to hustle for
his train at this point, and he regret
fully shook farewell with his keen
friend from Waymart. He was given
the assurance. however, that Lafay-
cite would look him up when he came
to Carbondale and would be sure to
pay him a call
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VIM. c. Rouse, Limaburgh, Boone
county, KY, writes:
"Peruna Is without doubt the best
medicine that was ever sold IN our
country. There is nothing like 1t. |
recommend it far and near to both well
and sick. | have six people using 1t,
and all say it is helping them right
along. When anyone speaks of being
sick, I recommend Peruna to them
WIN. c. Rouse.
Mr.. Robert Meters, Murdoch, Neb.,
writes:
II will say that my catarrh is cured,
I feel as we'll as | have any time in the
last twenty years. | recommend Pc
runa to all my friends that are trou-
bled with catarrh. ! tell them to take
Peruna, and that | am sure it will cure
them as it has me. One of my friends
met me the other day, and said: You
told me Peruna would cure my catarrh
and it has Robert Meters.
John Kerr. 543 10th avenue, New
York City, writes:
II first took Peruna for catarrh
remedy but while | was using it for
catarrh j learned that it proved great
remedy for nervous debility too. With
the catarrh | had a weak stomach
and an aching back: that was from Il
shattered nervous system. After using
Peruna for a month my stomach was
as we'll as ever. my food tasted natural
and the heavy feeling that l used to
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TAYLOR.

Weber's rink was we'll filled last
evening when testimonial concert
was rendered Prof. Harry Evans, q
well-known baritone, before his de-
parture for his native home, Wales. A
well arranged programme which con-
sisted of selections by some of our best
local talent Of this town and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
M. j. Murray, one of our popular
young townsmen, has accepted a posi-
ton as delivery clerk with the Crystal
Laundry company of Scranton.
The Taylor football team are UNDER
going vigorous course of training for
their opening game of the seson next
week.
The marriage of Evan w. Davis, a
we'll known young man of this town,
and Miss Margaret Reese, an accom-
plished young lady of Lansford, Pa,
was solemnized yesterday at Plymouth
by the Rev. George w. Price. The
bridesmaid was Miss Anna j. Phillips
and Mr.. Davis, brother Of the groom.
acted as best man. After the Cere-
mony the newly welded couple re-
turned to Lansford where a wedding
reception was served at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will spend
week at Lansford and will afterward
return to this town and reside on
Storrs avenue.
A farewell meeting will be rendered
to Rev. J. Cruys Evans on Monday ev-
ening next at the First Welsh Con-
gregational church. Ministers from
up and down the valley are expected
fn ho hoS
the church as pastor for nearly two
years.
The deposits in the school bank at
North Taylor school amounted to $45
for September month.
Tomorrow evening Miss Sarah j.
Price and pupils, assisted by we'll
known musical talent, will give a con-
cert at the Pyne and Archibald Primi-
tive Methodist church. The pro-
gramme will consist of solos, recita-
tions, dialogues and drills. A treat is
in store for those who attend.
The quot match between David
O. Brien of this town and John Nc
Garry of Lackawanna, pitched here on
Monday, resulted in a victory for the
latter, winning the series by score
of 81 to SO. The contest was interest
ing throughout and much money
changed hands.
Albert Rose of Lopez. Sullivan coun-
ty, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rose. in West Minooka.
Taylor lodge, No. 462, Knights of Py-
thias, will meet in regular session this
evening.
Miss Bertha Jones of Storrs street,
lift yesterday for d weeks visit at Buff
falo.
Minooka Tribe, No "a. Improved Or
der of Red Men, will meet in regular
session this evening.
William Herbert of Green Ridge was
a business caller in town yesterday.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the benefit entertainment and
social of the Misses Banfield, we'll
known talent of this town. to be held
in Mears' hall, West Scranton, on
Wednesday evening, October 8. Tick
cts IS cents.
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TODAY rs DONATION DAY.
An Opportunity to Show Apprecia-
tion of Emergency Hospital.

The Tribune has pointed out, from
time to time, the great work which has
been accomplished by the Emergency
hospital, and it has asked the resi-
dents of Carbondale, who have been
blessed with such a charity in their
midst, to show more appreciation of
the work of the institution. Again, in
behalf of the ladies of the town, who
have taken a deep interest in the hos
pital. it asks for generous response
to the appeal for donations.
Today is the day set apart for Offer
ings, which will be received in the
vacant storeroOm in j. a. Hoole' $
building, on Salem avenue, by COM
mittee of the following: Mesdames
George NJ. Patterson, John ]. Brennon
and DR.. Humphrey. The room will be
open from Il. m. Articles that can
not be taken to the storeroom will be
called for. If the committee be notified.
All articles which are to be found in
every well-regulated household will be
acceptable.
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have after eating disappeared Ihere
is no tonic like Peruna. john Kerr.
John Kerr is secretary of Prospect
Council of the Catholic Benevolent Lee
eion of New York. This is one of the
biggest Catholic organizations In New
York and it's membership runs into the
thousands. His place of business is at
721 10th avenue, New York City.
An Ex-Prime Minister Endorses Pc
ru-na.
Hon. Celso Caesar Moreno, EX-Prime
Minister to Hawaii, writes from WASH
ingtOn, ID. c.:
st can commend your great ma
tional catarrh cure, Peruna, to my
friends throughout the country as
safe, reliable medicine. know OF
no other tonic that will build per-
son up as we'll as Peruna. It is a
positive cure for the universal dis
ease, catarrh, and those who will try
this remarkable medicine will find
sure cure. e.'-Celso Caesar Moreno.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use OF Pc
runa, write at once to DR.. Hartman
giving a full statement of your case
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus.
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dence on Second street this week.
Misses Hannah and Martha Lobeck
will spend the winter in Scranton
Mrs. Abraham Haas, of Philadelphia.
is caring for her sister, Mrs. O. d..
Stebbins, who is ill at her home on
East Tioga street.
Miss Ella Iillman is sightseeing at
the Pan American this week.
Samuel Hawke of Meshoppen. visit
ed his mother at this place on Sunday.
A conference of ministers will COM
mence at the Presbyterian church to-
day. 1t is expected that about seven
ty-fiye clergymen will be in attend
ance.
Mrs. Peter r. Barden is the guest
of friends at MOntrose this week.
COURT NOTES.
Trial list of court of common pleas
for October term, second week:
Mary A. Rumble VS.. Mckinney and
Stevens, No. IS, November term, 1881;
issue.
ID. V. France VS.. &. w. Cobb, No. IS,
October term 1898; appeal.
Henry Harding vs.. ELLA Wilson, NO.
1a2, October term, 1899; interpleader'
George Brungess vs.. Spruks, No. Jos,
June term 1900; trespass.
Catherine Heating VS.. Tunkhannock
borough, No ia, October term, 1900;
trespass.
Fred Smith ct AL vs., Lehigh Valley
Railroad company, No. 15H october
term. 1900: trespass.
E. S. Handrick vs., Harmon Billinss'
No. Us, October term 1900; appeal.
William u. Smith ct. al. vs., h, q.
Detz, No. 10, April term, l9oli eject
ment,
Nelson II. Gardner VS.. Clinton town
ship, No. 157 June term, 1901; trespass'
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TUNkHANNOCk.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Tunkhannock, Sept. 30.-Mr. and Mrs
James II, Day are attending the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo this
week.
Mrs, George Kimer, of Mehoopany
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Vaughn, over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Seldom Swisher of Scran-
ton, who has been the guest of friends
in town the past week, returned home
on Saturday.
Herrick brothers are laying a new
stone walk along the Bridge street side
of their store building in place of the
old wooden walk which has previously
done duty there.
A marriage license has been granted
to Selden S. Gay and Miss Mamie Brit
ton. both of Northumberland.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad COM
pany has paid the sum of $3.50 to the
relatives of Charles Shorts. who was
killed on the tracks at Laceyville.
Miss Mabel Lewis has returned from
trip to Baltimore. She intends to
enter Elmira Female college this fall.
Attorney James Il. Frear will re-
move his family to the Lobeck resi-
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
June 8, 1901,

Trains will leave Carbondalc at city station as
follows:
For Scranton and Wilkes -Barre-6.O6, IO6, 500.
Dol, 1901, u.2l a. m.; 12.i6. LIS, 25l, $50.
506 S.O6, 1901, 1871 p. M.
sunday trains leave at 300, l1.2l a. M; l.l6,
2i6 $50, 500 p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Boston, New
England points, etc., 100 a. M; 4.SS p. m.
ldaily)
122, ll.05 a. M 35l, b,l3 p, m.
sunday trains leave for Lake Lodorc, waymart
and Honcsdale at 930 a. m.; 1.30, 4.4j d. m
Trains arrive at Carbondale from Wilkes. .Barrs
and Scranton rs follows: 6,56, s.37 VSO IO N
Q. IN. 1887, 206, 1928, 4.2s, COS, 7O4, sal Oil
ll57 y. M; l,53 a. m.
SUNDAY trains arrive at e,s7 a. m.; l2.lo s.as,
42s, $50, ll,30 p. m.
Trains arrive daily from Albany at 3.46 and
05s p. m; ard Oh Sunday at $50 p. m. N"'
Trains arrive from Iionesdale and Waymart
daily at s,t3 a. m; l2it, tl6 6,t7 p. m.
Sunday trains arrive at Carbondale from Lake
Lodore Waymart and Honesdale at I2.iT. 1.
and 7,55 p. m.
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Events Tonight.

Rev. Or. Whalen Will deliver his lee
ture. "rhe Bright and Dark Side of
city Life in New York" tonight in the
lecture room of the Bercan Baptist
church The lecture will be fully Illus
trated. An interesting evening is an
ticipated.
Rev q. W. Wilson opened series
of evangclistic meetings at the First
Methodist church last night. which are
expected to produce much good in the
community.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2.

Wild Cats. East-l.3O a. M, \. G. l'amm'ttY
4 a. m, +. l.. Rogers; a. M, W. W. La BarrI
5 IL. M, 7. Fitzpatrick; 10 A. m., G.. w Dunn;
II a. M, A. j. Ldrkin; p. m, &. w. Burt
y. M, J. A. Bush; p. ~, W. \. Bartholo'
new.
SUBMITS, Etc.-6 a. M, cast j. Carrigg; a.
m, west, G. Frounclker p M, west, Thomp'
son; Il p IN, east, j. Hennigan; p. m, east
NJ Golden. p. m, Nay Aug, 4. McAlls.er; /
M, Cayuga, NJ. Glnlcy
Pushcrs-6 a. M, william Foar; 6,i5 A. M,
Finnerty; a. M, Honscr; 1l3o a, m, Moran.
p M, r. Case; I p. m, Murphy; p. m''
w. H. Bartholomew; 10 p, M, Lamping.
Passenger Engincs-7 a. NJ, Gaffncy; 4, m.
Singer; 10 a, M, Nauman; 10 a. M, seeor; :
NJ, stanton; $50 p, m, McGovern.
Wild Cats, Wcst--5 a. m, l.. ID. Lattimer; 7
a. m, j. Ticrncy, with John Gahaeans crew
0 a. M. Wdenor: II A. M, j. VI. McCann
with +. Walls crew. | p, M, t. oayanaughi
p M, o. Randolph 3 y. M, &. Kingsley p.
M, VI. Csrmody; p. m, A. +. ketcham; u
M, +. Wall with j, II McCanns crew; p. M,
NJ. Flnnerty
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This and That.

G.. f, Clark, for seventeen years the
bookkeeper and paymaster for the
Florence Coal company has resigned
his position and yesterday resumed
similar duties for the Dolph Coal COM
pany at Winton. Monday. as an en-
preston of goodwill, the employees Of
the Florence Coal company gathered
at the office and presented Mr.. Clark
with meerschaum pipe, gold-headed
cane, gold fountain pen and ink We'll as
token of their appreciation of him,
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The Plays at the Grand.

The King Dramatic company is play
ing to big houses at the Grand opera
house this week. Yesterday afternoon
Faust" was we'll produced and last
nigth Franklin Fyles' strong play, "A
Ward of France" was given a splen-
did presentation. The scenery which
the company carries is about the most
effective ever staged in this city.
"Under Two Flags" is the bill for this
afternoons matinee, and tonight "A
Sporting Duchess" will be the attrac-
tion.
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George Steel Superintendent.

ty years has been prominently identi-
fled in mining circles about Shamokin,
has accepted a position with the Tenn
pie Iron company, as superintendent
of four collieries.
For the past fifteen years he has
been employed by the G. j. Langdon
company, holding the position of mine
foreman of the Nelson colliery, Sha-
mokin, for eleven years and superin-
tendent of the colliery during the last
two years it was operated.
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Back to Positions.

Miss Margaret Carroll has returned
from Pittston, where she remained for
several weeks after her visit to De-
troit, and is at her duties in the milli-
merry parlors of Miss Gallaghy. on
Church street. Miss Elizabeth Early
has also returned TO her position in the
same place, after the summer vaca-
ton.
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Kinney Sent to Jail.

Thomas Kinney, whose arrest was
reported in yesterdays Tribune, was
sent to the county jail yesterday in de-
fault of Sl,l0O bail on three charges,
aggravated assault on his wife, making
threats and malicious mischief
Kinney, at the hearing before Alder
man Jones, seemed to have no knowl-
edge of his wild doings of the night
before, and denied that he ever struck
his Mife.
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Meetings of Tonight.

Carbondale lodge, No. 249, Free and
Accepted Masons.
Father carew branch, catholic
knights of America.
Pioneer castle, No. 2o5, Knights of
the Mystic Chain.
Carbondale lodge, No. 230, Knights
of Pythias.
Ladies' auxiliary, Railroad Engineers
(afternoon).
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NEWS BREVITIES.

Luke White, of Whites Crossing
who has been sick for several weeks,
was very low last night and his recov-
cry is not expected. He is the father
of Rev. John White, of Denver.
There will be two eyangelistic meet
ings at the First Methodist church to-
day, one at 2.30 and the other at 7.3O.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Harry Griffiths has resigned his
position of clerk at the Jermyn post
Office and is taking course of stem
ography in the Scranton Business coll
lege. He is succeeded at the postofiicc
by Miss Mary Swick.
Word was yesterday received of the
death of Mrs. John Brown. who moved
last spring with her husband and fam
ily to Dover. Delaware. She is SUR
vived by her husband and several
children.
Attorney c. A. Battenburg Of South
Main street has been appointed on the
soliciting committee for this district
on the Mckinley monument fund. Mr..
Battenberg will be pleased to receive
any contributions that are handed him
and all subscriptions will be duly cred
tied.
MIR. and Mrs. II. d. Carey have re-
turned home from their American
trip.
The Delaware and Hudson colliery
worked three-quarter time yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. James
church will hold ten cent supper in
the church basement tomorrow even
ing from to 8 o'clock.
Arthur Watrous of San Diego, Cal,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. Haven
strike.
Miss Van Gorder of Hollisterville
| is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Havenstrite.
The quarterly convention of the st.
Aloysius Il. A. b. societies Of this dis
trict will be held in Assembly hall next
Sunday afternoon.
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G. A. r. Notice.

Comrades of William IL. Davies post
No. 1877, Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic, will as,
semble at headquarters at o'clock p
M, Thursday, October 8. 1901, TO at.
tend the funeral of our late comrade
Edmund Inch. Fatigue caps, uniform
and white gloves.
John McComb, Commander.
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of the Grand 3
street, New ork as
through
only have enjoyed pec
health hundred VINO nave
been medicine have known
troubles
INDIGESTION colds and always with best res
T Ia
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New York, Ontario and Western.
Sept. II, 1901.

Trains leave carbondale for Scranton at ZOO a.
m; 400 p. m. -
Sunday trains at 100 a, m. COG H. m.
Train leaves Carbondale Tor points north \,
lIlO a. m. On Sunday at 9.lO a. m. Tr,i"
leaving at II. 10 a. M week days and o. 10 n ~
sundays make connections for New York, Corn, ,,
wall, etc.
Trains arrive from Scranton q lilo a. M; 40
iron scranton at 9.l0 a. m. and 745 p. m. !; fro,n
,Cadosia at COS p. IN. "0'''
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Erie Railroad.

Trains leave city station. Carbondale, daily
Except Sunday at 100 a. m. and lSs p m. To-,
Brandt and Nineveh; at o.s3 a. M, daily lex.
cepting Sunday, for Binghamton. making con.
nections for New York city and Buffalo, and AT
eio p. m for susquehanna, making connections
Tor western points. :"
sunday trains at ai5 .. m. for susquehanns,
with western. connections, and e27 .. m, with
0ame connections.
Trains arrive at SIS a. M and S.45 p N.
Sundays at s53 .. N.
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NOTICE.

Conductor q. Rafferty, aud crow will attrr'
10 a. m. class at air brake instruction car, octo
Der ,.
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position in shultz's new store on Lack
awanna street.
Miss Hancock, Of Binghamton. is the
guest Of Miss Flossie Howard, Of
Lackawanna street.
Miss Matte Battle. of Carbondalc,
visited friends in town yesterday.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

Miss Winnie Meehan spent yesterday
In Scranton.
Sterling E. w. Eyer, of Wilkes
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Birth.

Born, to Common Councilman r. f.
Murphy and Mrs. Murphy, girl baby.
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INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Make UP of the D., L. and w. Board
for Today-George Steel Ap-
pointed superintendent.

Following is the makeup Of the Del
aware. .Lackawanna and Western board
for today:
TUESDAY. OCTOBER l.
Wild Cats, East--s p. m., F. +. Stevens; ~
D. M, j. j. Costello.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

,.Polonia" zabawki ola dzieci. Oh.
K. Witowski pudlo piwa. OBJ. j.
Crosse pare szelek. National" ka-
peiusz mezki. Continental" pare
szelek. Benson d Rixon" parasol.
oh. \. Majewski Is medal obcho-
du 3-go Maja. Lieder Bros. , bu-
telki wilma. Oh. j. Polcyn kanar-
ka. II. Matuszewski 30 cygar j >
butclki wilma. Fr. G6rski 30 cy-
gar. Sadzac, IL Szanowni Zwiaz-
kowcy bedq tax iaskawi j mas po-
prq swoja obecnoscia, oczekujemy.
4 szacunkiem, komitet.
. kto W Avondale zyczy sobie
prenumerowac ,,Dziennik Narodo-
wy, moze 20 zamowic u agenta p.
+. Arendt. $50 Wolfram st. Dzien-
mix dostarczajq chlopcy do domow.
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ODEZWA
W sprawie Dnia POlskiego
" Buffalo, y. Y.

We czwartek, dnia - wrzesnis
T. b. polacy, zamieszkali W Buffalo,
urzadzaja ,,Dzieh Polski" ma wysta-
vie panamerykahskiej.
Polonja W Buffalo, idac "a PREY
kiadem miasta Chicago, urzadza
z~biorowemi silami manifestacje ma.
rodowq, ME szczedzao zabiegow
kosztow.
Pamietamy wszyscy piekne uro-
czystoSci Dnia Polskiego W Chicago,
wiemy rowniet o wielkich korzy.
sciach moralnych, jake przyni6si
Dzieh Polski polonji, zamies1kalej
W tel stolicy zachodu.
Ogoi amerykahski pc raz pierwszy
przekonal sic o sile ~naszej, o solidar-
nosci naszej, zobaczy}, zesmy zdolni
nietylko do wyrobniczej piracy.
Rodacy nasi W Buffalo staraja sic
ola tych samych celow o u~rzadzenie
i u~swietnienie Dnia Polskiego.
w specjalnie ogiaszanych j wyda-
nyeh odezwach wezwali ogol polski
do wspoiudzis}u. / niewatpliwem
ter jest, re komu tylko srodki i czas
pozwolq, pospieszy ma ten dzieh do
Buffalo.
Stolica wyohodAtwa polskiego -
Chicago - ME zostanie W lyle pod
lynn wzgledem.
Wiemy, ze wielu rodakow naszych
wybiera sic do Buffalo ma dzieh u
wrzesnia.
Czyby wiec ME daio sic ola otrzy-
mania tahszej ceny przejazdu j Ola
Przyjemniejszej wspolnej podrozy,
jak r0wniez pOniekqd j ola pewnej
agitaoji. urzadzic wspolna wyciecz-
he ma II wrzesnia?
Jadac razem, mozemy liczy6 ma
znaczne obnizenie oeny przejazdu,
W danym razie moglibysmy uzyskac
speciality osobny pociag.
Wzywamy przeto wszystkis oso.
by, majace zamiar jochania do Buff
falo, o skomunikowanie sic listowne
z tymczasowym sekretarzem komite.
tn wycieczki, Ed. l.. Kolakowskim.
20 otrzymaniu zgloszeh ] po poro.
zumieniu sic blizszem, zwo}amy o.
golne zebranie osOb interesowanych.
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cieczke urzadzaja polaoy z New
Yorku, Philadelphia j innych mast
J. J. Chrzanowski, prezes grupy
ll9 Il. N. r.
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