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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
Interruption barred Out.

Commander Sears was iu the midst of
explaining about the lack Of coal. when
Captain Lemly interrupted him with aa-
other question
Mr.. Rayuer-I object o. this iuterrrD-
don iu the midst ~ 90 sentence
Captain IsulE-I submit it t. the Court
that 7 have 90 right tg question tho Wit
ness as ] think proper. whether 7 inter
rupt him OF -aJ dld not LUt.rf-r- v.,H
your witness HuruIu- 20 Mr- EavuarI Co
on. Mr. Sears
Tho witness began again. cxpIaiair.
that he was young officer and that rhfe
was his first battle. when Captain I,mr,
broke iT.
Q-How olG are you. Nr Saare9
Admiral Dewey knocking nn tE. dezzl-
This is uat .f order.
Captain Lemly c0ntendcd tho question
Best Poplar, . cts. Best Poplar. . cts.
per foot and hHes, soiyest Kind. 9th and n. I. ay
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

/ the NizctEa turned OF rather before that
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! N Tho use of Ine staJimet,T. came To
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

Best Poplar, cts. Best Poplar. . cts.
per foot and hues, so.yeat kind. 9th and N /. Az.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

Decision Handed Down in AIbanv
This AfternOOn-Every Member OF
the Tribunal Agrees to the Rever-
sal Of JUdEmcnt-Thc Findings.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20
Indian Population.

The assertion that the number of Indian children attending school has doubled since 1887 and that the num- Der of Indian children in and out of school is steadily increasing hardly squares with the theory of the gradual extinction of the red men which has been often questioned of late years. It tends to support the claim that these much cOmmiserated denizens of the forests and plains have been saved from themselves by compulsory peace, so that they are perhaps more numerous under the white mans rule than they were when their principal occupation was scalp hunting.
 The census report of 1850 gives an enumeration of 4O0,76 but the fact that there is shrinkage of 3l4, 1922 within five years makes it probable that we still have to do with rough estimates. It is only since all the tribes have been corralled that it has been possible to arrive at anything like accuracy, and even of late there have been some notable discrepancies. The census report of 1880 puts the num- Der of Indians at 3z2, ,534; the report of the Indian office for the same year made the figure 256, l27. In 1890 the return of the census was S,253, and, according to the Indian office there was an increase to 27A023 by 1909, not including some 5S,OOO persons who have lost their tribal identity. The calculation at this day should be pretty near the truth, and if there are more than a quarter of million Indians within, the United States to-day the probabilities are that these aborigines are unmercifully as strong as they were three or four centuries ago.-Citizen.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20

may choose also courses in other de- partments.
 In climate Berkeley is the chosen land of the summer session. The near ness of the Pacific tempers the days and makes excessive heat practically unknown.
 A fve-minutes' walk from the Uni versity buildings leads one into a delightful wilderness of rugged hills and shady canyons and winding country roads. The region round about is a tempting field for long tramps and bicycle rides. And with all it's Out-Of- door charm, the University lies in d pleasant town of l6,OOO people, with ample and comfortable accommoda. tiOns for students, with electric cars, and with all present-day comforts. San Francisco, with its shops and libraries, theatres, parks, deep-sea shipping, strange sights, and historic flavor, is only fifty minutes distant,-the fare ten cents.
 A circular containing full informa- tion will be mailed free upon applica- tion to the Recorder of the Faculties. Berkeley, California. The fee for the session is $lO, and the student may choose one or many courses. Applica- tiOns for admission should be filed, if possible, by June l7.
 The University of California is now second among American universities in number of undergraduates, and sixth in total enrolment. It is growing in numbers more rapidly than any other American university. During the past year the enrolment increased l2.5 per cent. during the past eleven years, no less than five fold. In last years summer session 433 students were enrolled, more than in any other summer school in the United States save those of Harvard and Cornell.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20
LIKES ARIZONA.
Mining Engineer Thinks That Yavapai County Is Wonderfully Rich
 In Minerals.

A. Graves, consulting engineer for Denver, Colorado, capitalists, has been Investigating the mineral conditions of this county for the past few weeks, and asa result of said investigation has become an investor. Mr. Graves said one evening that if man had told him on leaving Denver that he would invest in Arizona mining prop. erty he would have denounced him as crazy. Not that he was prejudiced against Arizona, but on the account that he represents "The Big Five" a very wealthy mining syndicate of Colo rado, and it was their interest that called him here. The gentleman says that his opinion of Yavapai county mines cannot be given to tho fullest at this time, but shat in his limited ex- ploration he found far more than he dreamed of. He purchased some stock of the Ventura Hill Mining company, and is firm in the conviction that the property will prove winner; he also purchased property in the Hillside dis trict. Mir. Graves left for visit to the southern portion of the territory, where he will inspect properties for his people, after which he will return to Prescott for the purpose of continu- ing his investigation of other districts in the county.-Prospect.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20
Notice, of Hearing Final Account.
IN THE PROBATE COURT,

IN THE PROBATE COURT,
 Coconino County, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Jennie Cor mandy deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that L. W. Quinlan, administrator of the estate of Jennie Cor mandy, deceased, has filed with the clerk of this court, his final account as the admnistra- tor of the estate of said deceased, and that the hearing of said final account will be held at the rooms of said Probate Court in Flagstaff, said county and territory, on Wednesday, the 24th day of April, 1901, at II o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at which time and place all per- sons interested in said estate may appear and show cause, if they have, why said final &C., count should not be approved and the said ad- ministrator be discharged from the trust.
 Done at Flagstaff, Arizona, April 9, 1901 ] [sEAL N. G. LAYTON,
 Probate Judge.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20
VNION SERVICES.
An Interesting Meeting Held at tho Pres byterian Church Last Sunday
 Evening.

A most interesting meeting was held on last Sunday evening in the Presby terian church. Arrangements had been previously made to unite the Methodist and Presbyterian congre gations on that evening for the pur pose of listening to a report of the delegates to the Territorial Sunday School Convention held at Prescott April and 10 and which was attended by five of the International Sunday School Union workers. The congre gation filled the Presbyterian churct to its utmost capacity and the regular service was preceded by most de lightful song service conducted by Mr. Fulton.
 The union meeting was presided over by Prof. Russell. hymn was sung by the congregation, the script ure was read by Rev. Henry, of the Methodist Episcopal church, and prayer was offered by Rev. Logic, Of the Presbyterian church, after which MT. Reid, of the Presbyterian church. was introduced who delivered a most excellent address upon "Methods ol Sunday School Work" His address in a large measure followed the sug. gestions laid down by the members of the International Union presented at Prescott, and was listened to with keen interest by the large congregation present.
 After the singing of hymn, Rev. J. H. Henry was introduced, who ad- dressed the audience upon the subject of Spiritual Results of Sunday School Work" He took the position that the chief aim of the officer and teacher should be the salvation of the scholar. Then he discussed briefly the charac. teristics necessary to this end:
 First-A knowledge of the word oi God.
 Second-A sense of responsibility to God.
 Third-An appreciation of the value of the child.
 Fourth-Personal work in trying to win the scholar for Christ.
 Another hymn was sung, after which the chairman introduced Rev. Logic, whose duty it was to make the appli- cation and drive the spikes that would clinch all that had gone before to the hearts and consciences of the people so that each one might feel as did David when the stern phophet made his application in that burning sentence, "rhou art the man!" By direct and terse suggestions and happy illustrations Rev. Logic certainly did his part we'll and the congregation dis. covered that the "best of the wine' was certainly not used up in the "irst of the feast"
 After the congregation was dis missed the Sunday-schOol workers re- mained and formed temporary or ganization and appointed committee for the purpose of planning for more effective work in Flagstaff, in the line of gathering in the children and those who are not listed in Bible study.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20
Summer Session of the University of
 California.

California.
 There will be trul remarkable ar ray of scholars in the faculty of the approaching summer session of the University of California, from June 2 to August !.
 The summer school. open without examination to all applicants of good character and intelligence, will num- Der in its instructing staff thirty five or more members of the regnlar faculty, including, among others, Professors Bacon, Hilgard, Wickson, Clapp, Gay ley, Merrill, Margolis. Loughridge, Page, Jaffa and Magee, and in addi- tion John Dewey. professor Of philoso- phy in the University of Chicago; H. Morse Stevens professor of Modern Eurspean and English History at Cor nell University; Barrett Wendell, pro- lessor of English in Harvard Univer- sity; James E. Russell, Dean of Teach ors' College of Columbia University; Liberty Hyde Bailey, professor of hor- ticulture at Cornell; Ewald FlugaI, pro- lessor of English philOlOgy at Stan ford; Ellwood Cubberly, associrte pro- lessor of education in the same insti- tuition, and James NJ. Wilson, irriga- tion expert of the United States de- partment of agriculture.
 
 Courses will be offered in philosophy, education, history and political science, Semitic, Greek, Latin, English, Span ish, mathematics, physics, astronomy, chemistry. botany, mineralogy, phys. ical culture, agriculture, horticulture and irrigation. All the facilities of the library, labratory and museums will be available.
 Many of the courses are planned particularly to meet the needs of teach CTS, to acquaint them. with modern methods, and to freshen their inspira- tion. Particularly valuable are the opportunities for training in pedagogy, nature study, labratory meth ods, and physical cultvre.
 The short course in agriculture, new departure for California, will en- able practical farmers to learn the latest fact and methods of scientific agriculture, through hearing lectures by experts on topics such as irrigation practice, plant disease, breeds and breeding, milk and its products. food for men and animals, fruit-growing and soils. The agricultural students
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20
For Sale,

One l2O-egg Cypher's incubator. One 36O-egg Cypher's incubator. One Cypher's brooder. For sale cheap. Apply to
 F. c. WATSON, Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1901-04-20

SUN office for neat job printing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-23
Ma fundusz wrzesihski
| W Og6le ma ofiary pruskiego
systemu szkOlneg0.

Ma nasze rece wpiynefy W dal.
Sym ciagu nastepujace ofary:
Nlewiasty R6zancowe W parafi
sw. Stanisfawa K. $50; Dziewice
Rozancowe W parafi sw. Stanisfa.
wa K. $50; Niewiasty R6zancowe
W parafii sw. Jana K. $50; iowa.
rzystwo Mfodzienc6w sw. Alojzego
z parafii sw. Stanisiawa K. $40;
Bractwo Mfodziencow sw. Jozefa
parafii sw. Stanisfawa K. $1,000;
Wiel. ks. J6zef Jelinek 9. r. 81;
Wiel. ks. J6zef Barzynski $1;Wiel.
ks. S. S. 81; Jozef Wyruchowski
So; Andrzej Holman So; Maciej
Ostrowski 75c.; Ignacy Kocuf 81;
Stanisfaw Kamieniecki 25c.; Jozef
Blachowiak 25c; Michaf Bombera
25c.; = razem $179.50.
Wraz ofarami poprzednio ITO.
zonemi wplyneio ma nasze rece ma
eel powyzszy s352.S0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-23
Kongres niemych.

stowarzyszenie giuchoniemych "
W Brukselli zwolaio kongrss wszy.
stkich towarzyszow niedoli. okasyi
poswieoeuia novel choragwi, ktors
otrzymano " darze cd obecnego bur-
mistrza Brukselli de Mots. Celem
kongresu byay narsdy mad kwestya.
mi bytu sarobkowania tyoh niesz-
ozesliwyoh. Wrecsenie choragwi
nsstspilo W ssli ratuszowej, : p. de
Mot wygsosii move o potrsebie soli-
darnosci miedzy wszystkimi upolle-
dzonymi cd natury; move to powt6.
rzono uczestnikom kongresu w ich
jesyku, - ii. mimiks. Prezyduja-
cy kongresu odpowiedsiai ta same
mowS v ktorej is tocsyly obradS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-23
RezOlueye.

Polacy pod pruskim zaborem
prowadzie musza rzadem nieu-
stanna wake, chcac utrzymac W
SVEN posiadaniu ojczysta ziemie,
swoja wiarei sw6j jezyk. Rad
pruski przeznaczyf setki milion6w
marek ma wykupno polskich ma
jatk6w. Oddaie je W rece Mem
COW ma dogodnych warunkach, lub
parceluje je miedzy .kolonist6w
niemieckiego pochodzenia i luter-
skiego wyznania. Wypiera ma pra-
starej polskiei ziemi polski pre-
mysf i handel, popieraja fabrykan-
tow kupc6w ME polskiegoi nieka-
tolickiego poehodzenia, dostarcza
fundusz6w ma stawianie niemiec-
kich i protestanckich szkof i ko'
sciof6w, ogranicza Polakom VOL
nose s3OWa ma ZeDranlacn W plS-
miennictwie, draznic ich religijne
i narodowe uczucia, popierajac
niemieckie, hakatystyczne gazety,
stawiajsc W polskich miastach po.
mniki znienawidzonym przez Pola-
k6W osobistoSciom.
W ostatnich czasach zamienif
Rad pruski swe zakfady wycho-
wawcze W polskich dzielnicach ma
zakiady ogiupiania polskiej dziat-
wy. Usunaf zakiady te pod
wplywu katolickiego i polskiego
duchowienstwa, wypedzif z Mich
polskich nauczycielb powirzyf
ish kissansk ludaiom upadiym mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-23
Echa wrzesihskie.

correspondent ,,Dziennika Po-
znanskiego", wysfany do Wrzesni
celem zbadania stosunk6w panuja.
cych po procesie W tamtejszej
szkole, donosi ze zdarzyt sic W I
klasie szkoiy wrzesihskiej nastepu.
jacy przypadek:
Pieciu chlopcow ME chciafo sic
przezegnac przytem movie: I'm
Namen des Vaters t. d. Rektor
Fedtke (za kt6rego to wyzdrowie-
ME dzieci pred wypadkami majo-
wemi modify sic i same Msze sw.
zam6wify) pyta size jednego 2 Mich,
czy ME chce sic przezegnaef Chio-
pax odpowiada: nNie chce!" Re
ktor:,, 2 jakiego powodu ME cheese
sig przezegnac?" Chfopak: ,Kiedy
sic ME modle to ME potrzebuje sic
tez przezegnac!" Rektor: ,,Ty bez-
czelny chiopaku, wyjdz tylko z ia.
wy. Take gfupie odpowiedzi mi
dajesz2 Ale teraz odpowiedz mi
ma mole pytanie tax, jak to przy-
stoi uczniowi I klasy. Dlaczego
wiec ME cheese sic przezegnac?"
Chlopak: ,Nie umiem sic modlic!"
Rektor: Smutne to, ze cie matka
ME nauczyia sig przezegnac!" Chio-
pax: ,Po polsku umiem sic mo.
die, po niemiecku ME umiem"
Take same odpowiedzi da}o rekto-
rowi jeszcze trzech chfopcow. Ma
dalsze zapytanie rektora: ,Kto je-
szcze was ME chce sic przeze-
gnac", wstaf jeszcze l chiopiec i 8
dziewczat.
Rektor W obec tego wszystkich
tych chfopcow dziewczeta zapisaf
do czarnej ksiazki szkolnej i po-
wiedziaf i'm: ,,Jak wy mnie, tax ia
wan. Odtad bede "a najmniejsze
przewinienie bezwzglednie karat"
Tax wyglada pruska nauka religii!
List Sienkiewicza przedrukowaf
W cafkowitem brzmieniu petersbur-
ski nKraj".
z powodu wyroku sadu gnie.
znienskiego dzienniKi rosyjskie:
,,Nowoje Wremia", uSt Peters.
burskija Wiedomosti" nRosija",
,,Ruskij Listok", nPetersburskija
Gazeta', ,Odeskij Listok", uWo-
fyn", ,Siewiero zapadnoje Sfowo",
,,Juznoje Obozrenie", "Mosk. Ii.
stok", :. .Kijewlanin" wiele innych,
zamiescify bardzo gorace artykufy
W obronie skazanych.
,Berliner Ztg." W artykule p t.
Preussasche Kultur: ,,Oburzamy
sic ma barbarzyncow, ktorzy chrze-
scianom usifuja przeszkodzic bye
chrzescianami, a jak naturalnem
znajdujemy we wlasnym kraju, pc.
dzie po chrzesciahsku czujacych
ludzi pod jarzmo niemczyzny. Ia
palamy sic do uwalniania p6fzwie-
rzecych, dzikich ludzi pod jarzma
fzycznego niewolnictwa. a we VITA
snym kraju patrzymy spokojnie ma
to, jak duchowe niewolnictwo ro-
dzi najstraszniejsze owoce. A pre-
ciez ono jest jeszcze daleko gor-
seem, anizeli los niecywilizowa.
nych dzikich ludzi, ma ktorych
emancypacye oddajemy pieniadze
niemieckie j przelewamy krew ME.
s,s;acka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-23
Villa starorzymska.

Gdy W roku zeszlym rozesz}a sig
wiesc, ze deputowany wloski de Fri.
SEQ odkryi W poblisu Bosco Reale
(miasteczku pofoaonem stop We
zuwiusza niedaleko PompeD willie
'staroaytna, Rad wloski przypomniai
sobie, ze tenie Frisco W r. 1895,
znalaziszy W tel samej okolicy skarb
srebrny, zdoiai go potajemnie SPREE
DAD Rotszyldowi "a kolosalna cene;
skarb ten darowai Rotszyld muzeum
W Luwrze obecnie jest on jedna
najwiekszych ozd6b tego -muzeum.
Rad wioski zatem bezwiocznie wy.
s}af komisye celem zbadania j Ease.
kwestrowania owej howo odkrytej
will; komisya orzek}a, ze freski jej
So najcenniejazym zabytkiem 70
wszystkich, jake znaleziono dotyoh-
czas W okolicy Pompei. Wydano
wiec natychmiast zakaz wywieEienis
tych fresk "a granice, wycieto je ze
zcian, zaopatrzono W ramy i nieba.
wem beds one wystawione W POM
pei lub Neapolu.
Nova villa znajduje sic miedzy
Pompea Bosco Reale. Mury j de-
koracye zachowaiy sic doskonale,
brak tylko dachu. w chwili wybu.
chu Wezuwiusza villa mussiala by6
zamieszkana; swiadcza o tenn resstki
kostek kurzych,i zajeczych W kuchni;
znaleziono takze szkielet konia, kt6.
ry widocznie wyrwa} sic ze stajni
ale iuz ME zdo}al uciec. Natomiast,
jak sic zdaje, wiasciciel will wraz z
z rodzlna siuzba uratowat sic, gdyz
unaleziono szczatki tylko jednego
cz}owieka. Uczony wioski Barnabei,
kt6remu Rad powierzyi zbadanie
will kt6ry swieao wynik owych
study6w ogiosii drukiem, atrymu-
je, ze czowiek 6w ME nalezai wcale
do mieszkahc6w will. lecz ze byl TO
zlodziej. Uczouy ten dochodzl boz
wiem do wniosku, ~ owe naczynia
srebrne znalezione W r. 1895, ME
nalezaly do wiasciciela domu, W
kt6rym ie znaleziono, gdys dom ten
byi "a ubogi ma to, lecz poohodzs z
odkrytej teraz will. Mianowicie So
dzi Barnabei, ze po opuszczeniu jej
przez wlascicieli wpadli do niej zfo.
dzieje, pokradli skarby i lup swoj
schowali W owym drugim budynku;
ostatniego zas tych ziodziei jeszcze
W will smier6 zaskoczyia.
Villa byla widocznie wlasnoscie
bardzo bogata pana, albowiem budo-
wa jej i urzadzenie by}y nieswykle
wystawne. Liczyla ona 25 pokoi, .
miedzy mimi wspaniaie sale reoep.
cyjne. Zachowaio sic takae nazwi-
sko w}asciciela; zwal sig Publius
Fannius siniter, jak swiadczy napis
ma jednym przedmiot6w znalezio-
nych W will.
Przypatrzmy sic troehe bliiej to.
mu palacykowi. Wchodzifo sic doh
przez sien ozdobiona kolumnami; W
samym srodku will znaidowaio sig
obszerne perystylium, ii. ogr6d oto'
czony kolumnada, kt6ry udzielaf
swiatla wszystkim innym pokojom.
Posadzka kolumnady byla marmu.
ru afrykahskiego, suft z drsewa 70
zlotemi ozdobami, sciany przyozdo.
bione emblematami rolnictwa. VIA
sciwe arcydziela sztuki iednakas
znajdowaiy sig dopiero W dalssych
apartamentach. obrazy zdobiace tri.
clinium (jadalnia uzywana prsy made
zwyczajnych okolicznosciaOh), a
przeds,awiace Venus. Safone, Her.
kulesa i Jale i inne postacie mitolo.
giczne naleza do najpiekniejszych
okaz6w malarstwa rzymskiego. Byf
tez W will tel osobny pok6j dla
muzyki; przeznaczeniu tego poko.
ju swiadcza malowidia Scheme,
przedstawiajace flety, tuby. oymba.
ly j miednice bronzowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-23
Protest $4,000 Polak0V i Polek.
Towarzystwa ma Stanis}awowie KantoWle
zebrane ma pieciu mityngach.
Potepiaja barbarzyfistwa Prusak6w.
Wyrazaia wsp6fezucie dla Ofiar procesu
gnieznie1skiegO.

" hall no. l W gmachu szkol-
nym przy Bradley ulicy zebrali sic
wczorai o godz. 1:50 po pofudnlu
prezydenci sekretarze Towarzystw
mezkich ma Stanisiawowie. Byty
tam reprezentowane nastepujace
Towarzystwa: Tow. sw. Stanisfa-
wa Kostki, 20 cztonk6w; Tow sw'
Trolley 225 czf.; Tow. Nasfodszego
Serca Jezus, 800 czi.; Tow. sW'
Krzyza, 175 czi.; Tow. Sw. J6zefa
$50 czf.; Tow. sw. Jana Chrzciciela
300 czi.; Tow. Opieki sw. J6zefa
It's czf.; Tow. Jana III Sobieskle-
90 no. 1, 100 czf.; Tow. sw' Apos-
tof6w Piotra Pawfa, 125 czf.; Tow
Rycerzy sw. Marcina, so czf.; Tow
5w. Wojciecha B. i NJ, $50 czt';
Tow. Jak6ba valera, l5O CIT;
Tow. Najsw. Imienia Maryi, 2Oo
czf.; Tow. sw. Stanisfawa B. i M''
so cz&.; Tow. sw. Wslentego no. l,
$50 czf.; Tow. sw. Antoniego Opa-
ia, $50 czf.; Tow. Ksiecia J6zefa
Poniatowskiego, 125 czi.; Tow. sW.
J6zefa no. l, so czi.; Tow. sw. Bar
barry, 200 czf.; Tow. Naisf. Serca
Jezusa no. I, 100 czf.; Tow, sw'
Szczepana Meczennika, 225 czf.;
Stow. Stolarskich i Plastrarskich
Robotnik6w, It's czi.; Tow. sw. Jo-
zefa no. 2, 100 czf.; Tow. sw. Jerze-
90 Mecz., go czi.; Tow. SW. Mikota-
ia, Is czf.: Dwor Puiaskiego q. T.
L., 225 czi.; Dw6r sw. Wincentego
Ferreryusza, 100 czf.; Dwor Ba-
rzynskiego, go czi.; Dw6r sW. Wa
lentego, 100 czf.; Kofko Dramaty-
czne, so czl.; Klub Muzyczno Lii
teracki Leona XIIIgo, so czf. Ra-
zem licza te Towarzystwa okoto
5000 czf.
Posiedzenie zagaif miejscowy
proboszcz, Przewiel. ks. Jan Kas-
przyeki, kt6ry wytiomaczyf zebra
nym, ze brak wielkiej hall zmuslt
go zwofa6 ma mityng tylko zarzady
Towarzystw, zaniast zwofac wlec
og6lny, W celu om6wienia wypad-
k6w wrzesinskich wydania opinii
Polak6w par. sw. Stanisfawa K.
barbarzynskiem postepowaniu
Prusak6w W ziemiach pod ich Ia
borem. Powofaf ma przeWodnicza-
cego zebrsnia oh. Jana Arkuszew-
skiego, ma sekretarza ob. WI
Barwiga. Przemawiali nastepnie
do zebranych adwokat N. L. Pho
trouski i Wiel. Ks. WI. Zapafa, po-
czem przyjeto jednogfosnie naste-
pujaca