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The oasis., 1901-05-18

Thursday evening Major H. c. Reno of Tucson, passed Nogales en route to Magdalena on business.
 Johnathan Gordon. International assay office. International street. Satisfaction guaranteed. If
 MT. s. B. Comstock was in Nogales early in the week returning to Minas Prietas from La Cananea.
 To RENT OR FOR SALE. The Wyhe building on Railroad avenue Enquire or address Mrs. Wylie.
 Yesterday evening Mr. Ferd Kiel returned from business trip to La Cananea, visiting Tucson en route home.
 Wednesday MT. J. F. Tener, man. ager Of the Duquesne Mining $ Re- duction Co.,, was over from Washing ton Camp.
 MT. E B. Hogan put together this Wtth d buth ldhC utdO ioOho ouhiNiObo- ly formidable to buck locomotive off the track.
 WANTED - Canauea Consolidated Copper Co-Fifteen stonemasons and six bricklayers, at Cananea, Sonora. Mexico.
 MT. Frank Trest of Tucson, was visitor at Nogales several days this week. He returned to the old pueblo Thursday.
 The American Dairy, Joe Carbon proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron age solicited.
 MT. J. N. Curtis, manager of the Mowry mine, between Harshaw and Washington camp, went to TCcsou Thursday.
 Newest and latest styles of fall and winter suits for gentlemen's wear Leave your measure with l., E. Fleischer.
 Thursday evening MT. 1gnacio Bo nillas returned from professiona trip over in the Altar region, coming out via Gila Bend.
 Tuesday morning Mir. Geo., J. Mo Carty, general manager for the Ores ton-C Colorado Mining Cc., was at No gales en route to New York.
 Thursday evening Mir. $. w. Rey holds, president of the Slnaloa & So nora Irrigation Co.,, passed southward returning from the City of Mexico.
 Thursday morning Mir. Louis Lulle went to the coast for few weeks recreation at Santa Monica, Lonl Beach, Coronado, and other points. St. Andrews Episcopal church ser vices will be held in the Athletic hal tomorrow, Sunday, at the hours of l a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school d 10 a. m.
 w. R. Humphries the Arizona reI
 
 resentative of the Examiner is in Nc gales, looking after the interests c the monarch of the dailies. He is a( companied by his wife. Tuesday lot of cattle sold b Proto Brothers to Hobson x Wise and to b. T. Babcock of Wilcox, cam up from the Cocospera ranche, an !, were crossed over the line.
 Yesterday evening Mir. J. D. Milto ] arrived from Texas, accompanied b r MT. c. D. Rinedock, San Francisc expert who had gone with Mir. M. t I Texas to report upon his oil proper : ties for California investors.
 MT. Fred G. Levy, who formerl travelled down the west coast of Mex
The oasis., 1901-05-18

This week terminates the school term of the Kindergarten, and next | week the kindergartner, Miss Sadie | Hull, will return to her home in Los Angeles to pass her vacation.
 Tuesday morning Mr. Charles F. Spraker returned from Copete, where he has been engaged several months upon construction work of the smelt- ing furnace of the Melczer Mining Co.
 MT Antonio Martinez, formerly chief of police at Nogales, Sonora, who now holds similar position at La Cananea, was at Nogales Monday hav- ing come up that morning from Her mosillo and Guaymas where he had been visiting two or three weeks.
 Tuesday there passed Nogales three carloads of laborers en route to Douglas Coming from Hermosillo) to work upon the Nacosari extension of the Bisbee railway. They were in charge of Mir Rudolph Marburg of the firm of Palmer & Marburg of Her mosllo.
 The Gazette urges the Southern | Pacific Co., to extend the run of the Nogales train through to Phoenix from the line city, instead of stopping at Tucson, as now. That was what THE OASIS advised when it asked to have the Grain put on more than year ago.
 Saturday evening Mir. and Mrs Nourse, of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived at Nogales to visit the family of MT. and Mrs. Edward Titcomb. Mrs. Nourse aud Mrs. ritcomb are sisters, and the visiting lady and her husband are well known in Nogales, having visited the place in former years. 1 A bloomer social will be held under the auspices of the Ladies Aid So'
 ciety at the Congregational church
 on Friday evening, May 24th, begin hing at o'clock A short program | will be given. Refreshments, ict cream and cake will be served at 25C
 plate. A good social time may bt
 expected. All welcome.
 - Word from Guaymas conveys tht J. intelligence that MT. Mauro Ramirez
 brother to Cirilo and Eduardo Rami !. reg, died in that city Monday evening l. Deceased was formerly resident o 1. Nogales, being at that time in th'
 employ of P Sandoval & Go. Som V two or three years ago he went t. 2, Guaymas, and was latterly in the em :, ploy of MT. Arturo Morales.
 THE OASIS is in receipt of the pros pectus of the Happy Jack Mining Co., l of Patagonia, comprising gentlemen | of local standing and interests, with f wide experience in mining, and som
 of the finest properties in Santa Cru
 county. R. R Richardson is pres dent; Richard Flames, Jr., vice pres :, dent, A. k. Crepin, secretary an '' treasurer, and W. H. Barnett, genera
 manager.
 Saturday evening tn ere arrived fror ' El Paso and the City of Mexico 0 Messrs. J. D. Fisher, president Y Charles Layer, general manager, an " l.. F. Poston, auditor for the Sonor
 News Co.,, who have been in Nogae n through the week looking over th' y affairs of their business here, check 70 ing up etc. They finished their worl o and will start upon their return to morrow morning.
 Monday evening MT. Wm. H, Letf y mining man well known in thi S- vicinity, died very suddenly in th
The oasis., 1901-05-18
MORALES NOTES.
METAL MARKET.

METAL MARKET. c,,rp 6l Snnprp ... r co Sr.n smelter Ouot ationsl ... 15 iTaD % New Yorkl l.. 1 37t 1TIM . 2S % IpoN rAmericanl 10 co MEXICAN PEsos Juarezl ....... 4It MEXICAN PEsos Fl Pasol 4l1
 Rooms
 Rooms Elm street. Rooms
 Flewelling. ti
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
INITIATION OF THE
! BRUNSWICK HkS
And a Banquet at the
Hotel
CLEVER SAVANNAH|ANS
They Had a Most Enjoyable Time
and Leave With a Good Im>
preston Of Brunswick,

The following Sava nah EIks came
over yesterday and initiated the
Brunswick members Of the lodge.
w. W. Starr, R. L, WylIy, Geo. q.
Sohwarz, R. S. Woods, A. T. Kelly.
Geo G. Gilliard, o. 7. Bacon, J. @.
Posteil, M. Cochran, w. r. Dixon.
W. s. MCGoveru, J. J. Kirby,
TIE visitors are all a clever set of
aentlemen and were royalty entertain
ed BY the Brunswickians. The lodge
stalls eff with the following members:
g. W. Blanton, B. P. Coleman, F,
Mo C.BrowD, A. j. Crovatt. Hoyt Gale.
l.. ID. Haym, M. Kaiser, F. D. Aiken.
j. ?. TwOmey, J. G. Titus, j, J.
Lowry. I. MInehan, A. D. Gale, ,C,L.
C"ndler, w. J. Butts, H. Kaufman.
Dr. BuI ford, Hugh Porter, B. Pad
rose, }. w. Thomas, F. A. Wrench.
NJ 5. Cob, j. e. Morgan, Albert
Fendig, Louis Fendig, j. J. Lissner,
W. B. Isaac, E. Brccnardt.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
THE GOVERNORS STATEMENT.
Tells About The odSen Party Interview, to
The Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ca, April 29-Gov. Allen
D. Gambler made a statement today TO
the Associated Press regarding his re>
ported utterances at Savannah on the
negro question which were sent to
m any Northern papers. The governor
siys there are many exaggsrations In
the clippings from thu papers which
have cached him, but that his remarks
a. published first in the Savannsh pa
pers are substantially correct, How
ever" said the vernon, 'the state
ment that 1 said tnst ''ths people of the
sOoth did not need, did Il want and
would not have the ~ sano' of the
damned Yankees in matter" as
published in some paper1 is absolutely
false"
In Saturdays Issue of the New York
Herald is the following letter from
Gov. Gambler on this ques ton:
To the Editor of the Herald: "Whsths
or good will CONS of the tcur of the Og>
den party or not Will depend on the
future conduct OF the tourists. Fit
becomes apparent ct their object is
purely benevOl Mt, and not roiitical or
speculative, and that they desire TO aid
in the education of the masses in the
South, without gard to race or color
No good will coma of il"
"The Sonthern people are proud, hos
pitabIe, generous and appreciative, tut
are not syoophants, and have never
IeaFneo 10 cFOGK the pregnant hinges
Of the knee that thrifa may fellow
fawning."
Free schools were ps!ebi4hed for
both races. There was and is absolutely
no discrimina ion. Thess s'hools are
supported by tsxa-ion aud in this sta .e
are open to all children, between ak
and eighteen for FIVE mocths N each
year. Oar schools ara go Il, but could
be improved II n1eaEG SetJ n4,ee abun-
d4nt." A. D. Gambler,
Governor OF Georgia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30

CIiumbia, S, c., April 29.-In view
OF tne active interest Senator Tillman
mas been malIfestiV g in Senator Nc.
Laurin's action and the we'll known
fact thai The senior Senator has had
Congressman Latimer ia training for
Mr.. MoLaurin's place, there is gen
eral desire 10 see the two senators meet
on the stump and discuss questions that
interest the public.
rhis cannot be done without tie con-
sent OF M. NcLaurin, who, pending
the opening of the campaign, can re
fuse to attend meeting which Till
man is invited to address, and af. er the
csmpsign opens, TilIman, not being
candidate cannot particlp pate.
Wh'ls mud singing match might
be edifyiDg to some, it would not be
Instructive and it would be poor policy
on the part Of MoLaurln to engage in
a contest of this kind. B sides the
fact that TllIman is recognized
champion in this kind Of battle on tho
stump, he would be invpInsrable to
any thrusts from MoLaurlD, his elect
ION not being involved. So the junior
senator would have everytli e to loose
while T''lman risksd nothing,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
WILL FLOAT THE MAINE.
The Warship Not So Damamaged As Was
First Supposed.

Chicago, April 20.-"We exoect to
have the Name edoat and readv for
bus'"e5s again some time next fall. She
roc 50 bs uy dam. c7d as generally
supp SD, and repairs Gao easily be sc.
compl- iii j. IS d Newton F, Chamber
Ia =, who ia eoraGed in "a sing the
wreck OF Toe la .lcship In Havana har
boz, and who na4 just returned from
Cuba.
I'VE tind," continued Chamb rlair
6. hat The Maine has not sunk one inch
deeper s'nce two years ego. She lies
ne fectlY level. The machinery In the
Ma 10 does not sem to have been dam
"eed at all. When the ship sunk she
b d Oh board about 100000 worth Of
ammun itior, and as this ia hermeticalIy
seated in the vaultP, do not apprehen o. d
that 1t will be at sll damaged 1t will
Vake the best part Of this summer to
complete the dem, but within two
months after it Is finished, expect to
have the wreck af11at."
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
Alfonso in Sight Of Throne.

Madrid, April 29.--One year stands
between King Alfonso and his his full
aedged rule Of Spain. All the Madrid
papers print long and optimistic articles
in which they express rejoicing at the
thought that year from today Spald
will once more have king, able and
empowered to attend Independently to
the affairs OF the kingdon. The admin
istrstion of the Queen Regent is much
commende', especially by the Impair
cial.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
Governor OF Georgia
MADE HIS PEACE.
Griffin's Wonderful Nerve STAYING With
Him.

TROY Griffin, murderer of Conduc
for Marion Latimer, has reached the
conclusion that his TINA ON earth is
short and he now says he is maxim 3
peace with God.
1t is said that Griffin now admits
that he is the man who fred the fatal
shot but says that ne did il in self de-
fence. 1t will be remembered that he
made fight when he tried to esta blish
an alibi but from the records of the
court it will be seen that his effort re-
suited in complete failure. The fact
Of the matter is, GFifin's own wit
nesses swore right against Inn and
there was at the i;me of the t-ial NO
don vt about his having killed the un-
tortunste conductor.
Judge Whitfield, leading attorney
for the conde nued man, told . TIMES
CALL representa- i've some days ago
Tat he wosid attempt TO do 8othlng
more as Such an attempt woa Asnresult
10 railu-s, and it now looks superb ne
~ rde-er will have to hane, {sNf'
Judge Eennst VIII sa,'a -Sent Q
Gri fiu within the ne-t few weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
Head in Danger,

Washington, AprIl 29-The Grand
Vizier of Morocco, has been thrown
into prison and in danger of losing his
head, because he rebuff United States
Consul Cummsre, who asked payment
Of American claims against Morocco.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
ENTHUIASM IN ROANOKE,

Roanoke, Va, April 29-Several
thousand gathered to greet the presi-
dene here. Mr.. Mckinley shook hands
with hundreds. Everything is moving
alor G without hitch,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
Dropped Dead While Singing,

Macon, April 30 Mr. r. L. Strozier.
q we known railroad man, fell dead In
Centenna, y church while singing with
tt @ Sunday school choir yesterday after
1oon. His last words we're: 81 am
coming, | am coming" And Re tu. ned
. Sle, staggered back couple OF steps,
and sank to tle floor. He gaspsd twice !,
and | was over."
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
FIRE SWEPT.
PittSburg Now Suffers From the Raging
Flames.

Pittsburg, April 30 -Tw, nty build
lngs were destroyed by fire here today,
and the loss is three lives and a half
million dollars.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
Left washington Yesterday
| Morning
ENTHUSIASM IN ROANOKE
Thousands of Virginians Turned
Out to Ses the President
and Party.

Washington, April 30 The Presi>
dent started this morning on bis
trAnsoontinental journey. The man
bers of the Cabinet and staff of execu,
l,ve clerks accompanied him. During
The month of May the executive part
of the government of the United
S stss will be transacted from a pal
ace Car.
The presidential train which pulled
out of the Southern railway at 10 30
8. M. consisted of q private car for tne
Pres: dent snd Mrs. Mckinley, two
PuiJns compartment cars, two Pulls
man sleeping Oays, dining car and
como ma IN car. Gel. L. 8. Brown.
general agent OF the Southern Rail
way, accompanied Ine party from here
! 20 Naw o lsSns, aud from New Or
leans t. PcrSlepd, Ore, Mr.. E. o.
Mccormick will accompany the party.
1'hose who travel with the president
are $50, etary and Mrs. Hay, Post
mas a. Ce . 81 and Mr.. Smith, Sec
retaIj ~ q Mrs. L9ng, s cretsry and
Mrs. Hitchcock and Score ary and
MIss i!scr, Miss Mary Barber, Mr..
Henry T. 9co'+, M. and Mrs. Charles
A., NJ Dore, Sacfe s35 ard Mrs. Cortel-
sou, Dr.. and Mrs. f okY, Assistant
Secretary R&rnes, Mr., M. A. Dignam,
sew stenOgraphers, representatives
Of .ress euciations. illustrated week
lies, Washington 6ailies and represen
tatives OF the press of San Francisco.
Mr.. Mancab, manager Of the Yves
tea U1i0n Telegraph company at
Washington, and Mr.. Ribble, manager
of the Postal Telegraph Gable COM
m n O1Sn IN tho
Toe train goes by way of Alexsns
ia, Charlot tesville, Lynohburg and
Roanoke, Va, Huntsville, Decatur nd
TnscuWbis, A's and Corintn, Mi g.,
srriving at Memphis, Tenn, 4:30 p. m.
Tuesdav, Apr 80. A stay OF several
hours W ] be made in Memphis. the
Dr. ~ leaving there during the night
f"- Na~ OFlsana, arriving at 4 ::0p. m.
"e firSr OF May, and remaining there
IN 6p. N. the following day.
Oa tie evening of May 1st the pres
ident will attend bsDque>, aud will
probably deliver a short address.
On the End the party will 20 for
drive visiting in it's course the Cabildo,
the old building which was the seat of
the Spanish and French governments,
alter lunch boat ride will be taken or
the NJ ssissippi.
The party will 60 from New Orleans
to Sac Francisco, thence through Ore.
gon and Washington state. An entire
week will be spent in Yellowstone
Park, and the president will return to
Washington, via Chicago, Cleveland,
Canton aud Buffalo.
AT LYNCHBURG.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
VIII Call For Your Laundry,

Chue Hall, proprietor of the o. X,
lad dry, Will ea!I for and deliver pack
ages. Rsmenbe- the place. 1t is next
to the telegraph office.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30

Be careful that you don't miss the
great bargain days on Monday and
Tuesday, April 20 and 30. J. H. Hell
ler s. Bro.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30

Notions at half price on Monday and
Tuesday, April 30 and 30. J. e. Hell
ler & Bro,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
SECOND GRADE.

Itma Simpson, Lillian Gain, Rebecoa
Davis, DOME Durden, Eta Extrowich,
Nell o Greenlee.
THIRD GRADE.
CiA~e O;Conner, Leah johnson.
FOURTH GRADE.
Gail Baumgartner, Leonide Courier,
GusGie Dixon, Edith Ferguson. Edna
Ferguson, Sadie Ferguson, Emma Lee,
J8Oie Sy mons.
Following is the honor roll OF the
Primary school.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
AT LYNCHBURG.

LYnchburg, Va, April 29,-The
presidential party arrived here at 3:10
A great crowd gathered at the depot
see tn, president and he was heart
lily cheered. The train left here at
3:2C.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
HONOR ROLLS N
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
And a List Of the Smart
Scholars
II IS A VERY LARGE ONE
Rolls Make an Excellent Showing
For the Public Schools
Of Brunswick.
The following is che NOR roll Of
the Grammar school.
.RST GRADE.

ARST GRADE.
GlyUu Robertson, Wilson Spears,
GCuldlDg s. acy, Annie Dean Atkinson,
SECOND GRADE.
Ar hur Coleman, Guy Hsoket, Carl
h ore, Norbert O'Brisn, Bonnell Rob-
errs, Dorol hy Barford, Minnie Gold.
stien, Els her Clark, OLIVE Kay, May
Joe Lo 3, Ruth Norris, May S.lterth-
va e, Moyeile Taylor, Di-ie Windley,
EUzabeth PennIman.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
FIRST GRADE

B4f-y Jones. Jordan Wicher, Stat
ford Davis, Willie Harrison, Clyde
Howard, Fred Girvin, BennIe Harley,
Frede ok Walter, VIM. Irvine, John
L,v ngston, A. w. Wheeler, David
Metts, Willard Royal, French Temple,
frank Thompson, Charlie Harrison,
Charlie Segui, Mildred Banks, Lizzie
Brown, Sadie Zelmanovitz, Carrie Cas-
sldy, Rosa Helms, Maud Lee johnson.
Andrea K hudson, Miriam Krauss, Cassie
Cornell, Helen Taylor, Jessie Elliot,
Matte C0lemSn,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
FIRST GRADE.

Lily Gorrto Eloise D4vis, Carrie
Stacy, Elisa Mcdonald, Josephi ne TJl-
mss, Matilda Ra!ston, Nellie Kenner.
l. Jones, Gus,svds Or, Clinton
KpiAh'. Hspr- Cook, Marcy Mason,
New,o2 Walker, Ralph Wood. Harry
Everett.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
SECOND GRADE.

clifford Brook, Gertrude Erieseniok,
Willie Cornell, Jennie Courier, Irins
Lar caster, Wellu May Wheeler, + an
ny Lou Barvey, William Mcdonald
Paul Tolnas, Jack Baumgartner, Le-
gette Burns, EDDIE Lancaster, OnicS
Johnson, Raymond To.ras, Hugh Sy-
mons, Joseph Gardner, Fairch Id Coney
John Cassidy, Charley Barnhil..
THIRD GRADE.
Eunice BrieseniDk, Ruth Irvine,
Pauline Brock, Miriam Goroto, Carrie
Levison, Ethel Dart, Bette Oolemen,
Minnie Selig, Claudia Hsrrell, Hal
johnson, Laurence Kaufman, Rudolph
Baungartner, Sam Orr, Tom SymmeS.
Honorable mention: Robbie Dart.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
THIRD GRADE.

) ella Hen,z, Sam Brown, Walter
snan.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-30
FOURTH GRADE.

Maggie Davis, Lena Satlterthwa a to,
Fame Mason, Katie franklin, Mary
Speers. L: ne Baumg2rtrer, Lena Cole
mar, Ida May Elliott, Fritz Goette,
Scotia WriR bit, Tryg TolnaH, Ivey Dan
iei. Frank Atkinson, Oreu Henderson.
FrlioWi 6 10 the honor roll of the
Il ID sGhcol.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-19

Jestesmy najmocniej przekonani, re Ia
den poczciwy obywatel polski ME zadaiby
ami centa cd delegatow "a noclegi, gdyby
klika zabijok6w pozwoliia delegation zbl-
zyc sic do obywateli polskich.
W Toledo jest przynajmniej trzy tysiace
rodzin polskich, przeciez mafo jest ia
kich rodzin, kt6re ME miatyby miejsca
chot dla jednego goscia.
Panowie delegaci ME skfadaja why "a
takie haniebne obchodzenie sic mimi ma
wszystkich Polakow w Toledo, DO oni sa
niewinni. Wilma spada tylko ma klike zabi-
jokow. Klika nigdy ME byfaby dopuszczo-
ma do przewodniczenia W Komitecie pred
sejmowym, gdyby ME byia narzucona nam
ma kark przez panow Rokosza Szyman-
skiego. Oni tn przyjechali W imieniu Ia
rzadu Centralnego z. N. P. oni tax wszy-
stkiem pokierowali Oni wynajeli hale,
wbrew profession, oni zrobili kontrakt na
wynajecie hall jeszcze ME istniejacej wow
czas, oni pomineli wszystkich Polak6w!
My protestowalismy przeciw wszystkim
naduzyciom swoim czasie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-19
OTWARCIE SEJMU.

w poniedziatek dnia 14go pazdziernika,
rozpoczaf sic sejm XIV Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego, W hall Schlitza prey uiicy
Lagrange.
Delegaci zebrali sic W hall, skad o 90
dzinie lOtej wyszli ma nabozenstwo do ko-
scioia sw. Jadwigi. Msze swieta odprawif
ks. Doeppke, kazanie wygfosif ks. G.
Sztuczko Chicago.
Pc nabozenstwie delegaci wr6cili do ha-
H. Posiedzenie otworzyf cenzor dr. Leon
Sadowski Pittsburgh.
Opr6cz delegat6w na otwarciu byfo tyl-
ko Is os6b Brak publicznosci objasnia sic
niechecia og6lna do komitetu przedsejmo-
wego.
Major Jones, ktory miaf delegat6w przy.
vitae W imieniu miasta, ME przybyf. Przy.
s1af tylko list powitalny.
James FL. Southland, prezes komitetu a
gitacyjnego partyi republikanskiej, pre-
mawiaf projekcie pomnika dla Kazimie.
RIA Pulawskiego, ktorego mylnie nazwat
"hrabia.' Przemawiaf takze znany polity
kier Jozef L. Yost. Innych Amerykan6W
ME by1o przy otwarciu.
| Cenzor Sadowski podziek poprze
dnim m6wcom ma TEN sic zakonczyfs
pierwsza poranna sesya.
Po pofudniu zebrano sic godz. 2giej
Po formalnem otwarciu sesyi przystapione
do sprawdzenia mandat6w prawnymi de
legatami uznani zostali nastepujacy:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-19

Po zatwierdzeniu delegat6w przystqplo-
no do wyboru urzednikow.
Wybrani zostali:
Prezesem Stan. Sleszynski New Yor-
ku.
Wiceprezesami Kulawski Beczkiewicz.
Sekretarzami: Franciszek Rosenthal z
St. Paul j. Orpiszewski Beaver Falls,
Pa.
Marszafkami: A. Karabasz Pittsburgh.
S. Duszynski A. Makowski.
Wieczorem odbyi sic bal tancami, Ma
balu tym zaszfo kilka bardzo gorszacych
seen, kt6re nalezy poteplG W tym celu, ably
sic drugi raz ME powtarzafy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-19
SESYA POPOkUDNIOWA.

Rozpoczeto obrady godz. 2iej. Maj
prod odczytai sprawozdanie obecny reda-
ktor "Zgody'', prof. T. Siemiradzki. Spra-
wozdanie przyjeto og6lnem zadowoleniem
sprawozdanie to, jako jeden 2 najcieka.
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