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New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
WHY PRESIDENT ERRAzURIz RETTREs

Valparaiso. May president Errazuriz has is
sued decree in which he declares that Important
personal motives prevent him from fulfilling his
constitutional functions until after next June He
explains in letter directed the governors OF the
provinces that In view of the fact that Senior Jerman
Riesco, a relative of his is candidate for the.
Presidency and Of the disability imposed upon the
President by republican principles when a relative
Is candidate. he would send message TO Con-
gress soliciting leave of absence until June 25 II
had been previously announced that owing to I'll
health President Errazurz would turn over the
Presidency OF Chill to Prime Minister Zanartu
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
THE MISSIONARY SITUATION.
DR.. AMENT SAYS IT is MORE PROMISING
THAN EVER BEFORE-THE CHI
NEsE CLAN SYSTEM. Z.

Chicago May 2.-Dr. William S. Ament. the mis-
sionary. who recently arrived in San Francisco
from the Orient reached this city last night Upon
his arrival he was met by his wife who had not
seen him in three years This morning they started
Tor owasso. Mich. where Dr. Anent will meet his
aged father ana mother. Here he will prepare his
report. which Will be presented 10 the Congresa-
uonal Mission Board in Boston. Speaking of the
one-third indemnity collected above the actual
damage sustained by natives I'm the course Of the
siege. DR.. Ament had this 20 say:
Let IL be understood that the clan Is IN. unit OF
Chinese society. not the Individual The clan Is
responsible for the actions of its members II a
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
DEATHS FROM PL4GUE At THE CAPE

London, May 2-Sir Walter F. HelyH Hutchin-
son. the Governor of Cape Colony. has tele-
graphed to the Colonial Secretary, Mr.. Chamber
lain. that the total deaths due to the bubonie
plague UP to April % are 21I. This number in
cIudes forty-one Europeans. If the reported
cases at Mafeking that have the symptoms OF
the plague are embodied in the report the total
number of cases would be $40. these including
ri El~opeans
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION CONFERENCE

Washington. Nay 2-The National Conference OF
Charities and Correction will hold its twenty
eighth annual meeting here May to Is in
elusive. JOHN NJ Glenn. OF Baltimore. will preside
Secretary Gage will deliver address. and an
elaborate programme has been arranged, including
numerous section meetings for special subjects.
Many puIpits in the city will be filed Sunday,
May II by we'll known ministers. who will discuss
the application OF religion to social problems.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
WANT PROFESSORS TO RETURN.
MEMBERS OF GRADUATE school. OF NEw-YoRR
UNIVERSITY SEND RESOLUTIONS TO
CHANCELLOR MACCRACKEN

The members OF the Graduate School OF the New
York University yesterday adopted resolutions re-
questing the authorities OF the university secure
again the services OF the professors who recently
resigned, II is believed by the Graduate School
that the loss of the professors threatens the useful
ness OF the school.
Special reference Is made to Or. Edward Buchner
who is declared to be worthy of the highest regard
The resolutions were signed by all but mem
Der of the Graduate School and copies were sent
Chancellor MacCracken and to DR.. George Alex
ander the chairman Of the university council.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
WANT MEMORIAL BELL MUFFLED
MOUNT VERNON AGITATED BY WAR ON
NEW CHURCH CHIMES

Will the big memorial bell which hangs In the
lofty tower of the Chester Hill Methodist
Church IN the most exclusive residence section a.
Mount Vernon De mufled TO suit nervous peonl.,
That Is the question which Is agitating the minds
of the residents In the neishbOrhOOd of the church
and which the church trustees will be called uuon
to decide. The bell fs the gift OF Richard LavAr,,
in memory OF his son. Richard Stodd Lavery ana
can be heard for Icng distance. II is to be con-
nected with large clock. and chimes will ring out
each hour. Among those who are at the head Of
the movement to try to have the bell mufied ia
Lyman Otis FTske OF No. 234 East Llncoln-ave
Mount Vernon who has drawn up a petition whicb
will be circulated to-day. The petitioners will ask
the trustees to ring the bell only for the regular
church services. and TO prevent the clock from,
striking hourly because. they contend the Constant
nervous should the church officials fail to COM
ply with the petition, II will be presented to the
Common Council, with request for ordinance
to prevent the bell ringing. The church members
saw the petition is absurd. and viii light u.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
THE
GOLD DOLLAR
ALE.

Suppose you had the choice between a silver
dollar and gold dollar. which would you
prefer The goidG Certainly! Yet the price
of each is the same. One will buy the same
quantity as the other. But the intrinsic value
Is at variance. Actually the silver one is
worth only about s. cents. while the other IL
worth about 9s cents. II is just this little
item of as cents more intrinsic worth in the
gold dollar that makes it loom up so he
roically in your mental perspective.
In tuying ale why not exercise the
same good. round, doubIe-distiIled
sense? Don't be deceived BY "face
value. The fact that ; cents secures
the same quantity Of each brand Of ale
means nothing. One may represent
the silver dollar and the other the gold
dollar. You should have your pref
erence. Certainly you want the gold
dollar ale. That's natural. It's human
as Adam. Now if you prefer to always
drink gold dollar ale. you must
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
THE r4C4yT SEE OF BgYRo0F

Constantinopls May 2-Advices received here
from Beyroot. syria. dated April "a. say there Is
much interest there over the succession the
vacant Episcopal See Of Beyroot. the richest and
most important In the Patriarchate OF Damascus
The strongest candidates are Gerasimos Messaira
Archimandrite OF Alexandria. and Rafael Hawa-
WON. os the Orthodox Greek Church In New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
Just a Cough
This is it's story:
AT first, a slight cough.
AT last, q hemorrhage.
AT first, easy 70 cure.

AT last, extremely difficult.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral quickly con-
luers your hacking cough. There is no
doubt about the cure now.
For over half a century Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs
and preventing consumption.
tlrtt sn~ &c, 5oC, 81 J.. AVER co. Lowell Mass
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
INTERSCHOLASTTC MEET Ar Y4IE

New-Haven Conn. May Am interschoIastic
track athletic meet is being arranged by the man
ager and captain of the Yale track to take place
here May 80 Letters have been sent TO pre-
paratory schools IN New-England. New York New
Jersey and Pennsy fyania setting forth the events
proposed and the eligibility rules. II Is Announced
that while this win be the first athletic meet M
the kind under Yale auspices 1t is hoped 20 make
IN
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
NEW GERMAN INSURANCE LAW.

SAID TO BE AS REASONABLE AS AMERICAN
COMPANIES CAN EXPECT.
Berlin May "A well known American insurance
in Berlin. discussing the private insurance
law passed to-day by the Reichstag, said he re-
garded Il. the whole. fair measure, and
devoid of harsh provisions aimed foreign COM
panies. He characterized the law quite as good
a measure the American insurance companies
could reasonably expect"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN REED.
EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE SUBMITTED
MORE sURRENDERs.

Manila May 2.-The evidence for the defence
in the trial of Captain James c. Reed, ex-depot
commissary at Manila charged with soliciting
and receiving bribes and other official miscon-
duct, was submitted to-day. 1t is generally be-
leved the court will find Reed guilty.
1t is again reported that Cailles will shortly
surrender.
The remnants of Tinio's army are surrender
ing.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
BLOODY BATTLE NEAR MoUKDEn
THE RUSSIAN LOSSES SAID TO HAVE BEEN
HEAVY.

Berlin. May "A dispatch from Pel1ing dated
May i to the "Kolnische zeitung'' says that a
bloody battle has occurred between the Russians
and Chinese near Moukden. The Russians lost
sixty in killed and wounded. Four Russian Of
hcers were killed, and among the wounded was
General Zerpitzki.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
CHANGE IN CRICKET RULES VOTED pow,

London. May z-The proposal to alter the law OF
leg before wicket failed TO obtain the necessary
two-thfrds majority at the meeting Of the Maryle-
bone Cricket Club yesterday. the voting being 25S
IN favor of alteration 10 1sS against Thus although
the rule remains unaltered, 1t evident that a
very strong majority Is IN favor of the suggested
cricket world for some weeks.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
POLO.
LAKEWOOD SECOND TEAM WINS FROM
THE LAKEWOOD FREEBOoTERS

Lakewood, y. J.. May (SpeciaD.-To-day's con-
test for the Herbert trophies at Lakewood was the
fourth of the SERIES and brought together the WIN
of Monday and Tuesday last-the Lakewood
Freebooters and the Lakewood second team The
latter with allowance of three goals by
hard individual play in the last period from the
middle of which the score was about even up 70
within two minutes of the finish, when young
Herbert settled the question by registering his
third goal. the tally then showing the second team
net and the Freebooters IA.
1t was one of those games that students OF the
sport delight to watch, play was slow enough in
the early periods to admit of comparisons of OBJ
structive tactics, and the flights turns and FANCY
so deliberate In the more rapid third and
final periods to afford comprehensive views OF
individual form, that line could be had on
handicap rating
The crowd was not so large as at former games
and the weather had looked threatening during the
early part OF the day. all OF which operated
against spirited play. Young Alexander deserved
the plaudts he received for his fearless plunges
in difficult punches and his magnificent run from
quarter-nOrth to the southerly goal in the fourth
period really the only soul stirring episode of
the whole afternoon. He clipped the ball down
centre field and sustained his lead in champion
form. the field racing him out In tandem fashion TO
a clap of hands and roar of approval
Herbert. too was much liked in this game, and
had his direction been better he would have been
an effective adversary. bu; his ponies were not as
speedy as in TUESDAYS game. and several times
he has done before this season. Converse aston
tShed the audience by his clever clip in the second
period. but after that until near the end of the
game his mallet struck short and he picked on top
of the ball much
Proctor turned too slowly when called upon but
his undercuts and side play for position were
brilliant at times. Alexander outpayed him. The
latter, by the way, is surely coming top notcher.
WOodman awfully slow. and only when the
gong was about to strike did his full power come
to bear a backhander.
Young Martin kept Woodman close in touch and
played quite we'll. Carys stealthy shots were feat
ures of the game. and had he not tired the eXecu-
tion would have been even more in favor of Lake
wood second than ii eventually proved. The last
bout was very encouraging. and altogether the
game closed satisfactorily.
Messrs. Larry Waterbury and George McFadden
tried out In q private match the sun went down
for small wager. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
ITALIAN KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Rome May 2-The Captain Fracassa' of this
CITY announces that King Victor Emmanuel will
sign decree next Sunday creating new order
IN he known as the Order OF the Knights of Labor,
which will be conferred upon citizens. including
workrnen distinguished in the study of labor ques-
Ia classes.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
GEND4RWEs KILL STRIKER

Murca. Spain. May A thousand men are out
on strike at the Aguiias mines The company has
refused the mems proposals and there has been
serious disturbance Some OF the miners fred on
charged the crowd killing one man and wounding
M hers
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
CENSUS RETURNS IN AUSTRALIA

Meoourne May 2-The population OF the district
OF Victoria. according 20 the Iast census rs,or, q,
l,sosi This Is increase OF - ss in tae Iast ten
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
TO PROCEED AGAINST BANK DIRECTORS

Berlin. May 2.-The creditors OF a bank at Kernpsn
which recently went into bankruptcy have decided
to institute criminal proceedings against the mem
bers of the board OF directors for the dedrenc,t
which amounts 70 $4,000 marks. -''
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

ST. Petersburg. May 2-Starvation and typhus
are increasing among the village population of Bes-
sarabia- Seventy per of the farmers OF that
district have lost all their horses and have seed
for the spring sowing.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
INDEMNITY Is 100000

THIS IS SAID OFFICIALLY N BERLIN TO BE
THE AMOUNT DEMANDED.
Berlin, May 2-The statement that the total
indemnity TO be demanded Of China amounts
TO f65.000,000 has been officially confirmed here.
This amount includes all private claims.
1t is believed here that If China will now
undertake to pay this sum in indemnites the
evacuation Of Pe-Chi-L Province can begin i'm
mediately.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

among them the leading local members of the
race.
At O'Clock the Presidents train resumed its
journey to the Pacific Coast Houston. Tex
will be reached tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
An AMERICAN CHALLENGE ACCEPTED

London. May 2-The Middlesex Gun Club has
cabled an acceptance of the challenge of the Anaeri
can team for June IL. 'i
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
DRINK ONLY
FRANK JONES'
PORTSMOUTH
ALE
OOn Draught or in Bottle.y

1t costs just the same per glass as the
other brands. But that's not what
should determine your choice. Il is
the gold dollar ale You get more
intrinsic ale-value for your cents than
in any other brand The ratio is about
the same as between the gold dollar and
the silver dollar
Suppose you Just try Frank ZONES
Portsmouth Ale. The moment YOU get
in touch with the rich. nuttv flavor. the
exhilarating bouquet and the superb
smooth body you're forever a clean gone
Frank lonesite. You'll reYel in the su-
preme luxury of the best ale Yes. YOU
will! No other ale can beat it. That's
history.
Ask for.-insiSt on getting,-see that
you drink only.-Frank Jones Ports
mouth Ales and be in health
Trade Supplied by ROCK & HARRIS,
80 Certlandt ST., New York.
Frank Jones Brewing Co., Ltd.
PORTSMOUTH. N. I'll.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Woodnan fined ;, goal crossing Converse Alexander
fired I. goal for safety hit behind hts
l:5s overtime. Cary knocked ball Of play
RECAPITU1ATION.
Freebooters-Earned goals: . goal on penalties
net. u.
Lakewood II-Earned goals; allowed goals BY
handicap. and lost two u goals penalties goals.
Referee-A f. Jones Timekeeper-E. w. Elliott
Tomorrow there will be trial match between
Camden and Westchester. Not official pro-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
MINING FOR COPPER on LONG ISLAND
COMPANY SINKS A SHAFT AT PENNINGTON AND
STRIKES LARGE VEIN

Pennington. Long Island. May 2 (SpeciaD-Ths
o. B. Gray Copper Company has been incorporated
in New-Jersey. with authorized capital OF
s250000 TO mine FOR copper this place. The
pany has acquired the farm of o. r. Gray and has
sunk a shaft forty feet crossing several veins
thirty feet wide and fully a mile long
The president of the company is Charles E. Bond
the vice president Charles c. Coox and the treas
urer Frederick L. Hulme. all Of Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
cHILT4NS SEE A BRILLIANT COMET.
NEW CUBAN MINISTER OF JUSTICE.

Santiago de Chill. May "A brilliant comet was
seen after this evening In the western sky.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Havana. May 2-Seror jose Varela has been ap-
pointed Secretary OF Justice succession 10 Senior
Luis Esterez He member Of the Supreme
.l,I 1ourI which unanimously indorses the appoint
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
GLASGOW EXHIBITION OPENED.
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF FIFE oFFIcIATE
AT THE CEREMONY

Glasgow May 2-The Duke and Duchess Of Fife
opened the Glasgow Exhibition this afternoon
The weather was fine and the town was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
The Duke of Fife declared the exhibition open in
tho name of the King. and expressed his majesty's
hest wishes for it's success. The Duchess of Fife
unIocked the doors of the art gallery with golden
key A luncheon followed the opening ceremonies.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
Il PrOmptOn, Pa.
J. p. Ejdymt.
Co prswda, to ME grzech.

CO prswda, to ME grzech.
Smiaio mozemy p%owiedziee, re
Zwiazek zdziaiai ola ludu lie tyl-
ko mogl. Czy zadowolnii jednak
wszystkich? Jeszcze sic ten ME uro.
dzi}, CODY wszystkim dogodziI.
Me zadowolnii jednych. ME ga.
dowolnil drugich, ME zadowolnii
najwiecej tyoh, kt6rzy don wstapili
ola zysku. Ztad narzekania, a Zwia.
EEK rosnie i naszym obowiazkiem,
bracia, jest go popiera6 i praoowa6
dian zgodnie, DO zgoda buduje, a.
niezgoda rujnuje. Przez zgode MOI
zemy zdziaiac bardzo wiele al
Zwiazku, a rrzez to j ola polskosci
Czesto tak.e siyszymy nsrzekanla
ma ksiezy naszych, ze mas tax cie1-
ko op~odatkowali. Me walmy tai
wszystkiego ma mich, DO musimy'
przyznac j sobie wine oraz nieswia.
domose rzeczy.
w kazdej ~miejscowosci byi mai
pierw lud, a potem dopiero ksieza i
k~oscioiy, a potem - kiotnie i pro.
cesy.
Gdzie tylko zakiadala sic parafja,
tam najpierw robilismy zebranie.
Czesto zjawiai sic zsraz j ksiadz.
Czy ktory z tych ksiezy mowii: Dsj.
Gle mi lyle a lyle, to bede z wami, a
ME, to ME. laden tax ME mo viii,
ale mysmy sami, chcao sic ksiedzu
przypodoba6, a moze ] otrzymac
sluzbe dziads koscislnego, obiecy.
wall "a DUO, a jak obiecsc, to j daG.
Potem dopiero nam sic oczy otwie-
rally, zesmy bat0g ma wiasna skore
krecili, z czego wynika'y ki6tnie, a
gdzie sic dw6ch drze, tam trzeci ko.
rzysta. 1 ~skorzystali obconsrodowi.
Cbcac sobie zapewnic spokoj j byt,
ksieza oddali ~koscioiy. szkoiy j pie.
banje, zbudowane "a grosz polski,
obconarodowym b~iskupom. Pyta.
uie. gdyby to byio W ich mocy. czy
ME oddaliby i'm take ludu nassego.
DO ma to sic zanosi. Jut cd diuzsze-
go czasu spotyksmy " n~iektorych
poIskich pismacb ukazy biskupow
amerykshskioh o zsprowadzsniu js-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
CudOwny wynalaZek.

Leczy strupy. boil giowy. chroni
cd wypadania wios0w j t. d., a przy-
item kosztuje tylko lyle, 90 zwyczaj.
ny grzebieh. Co to jest? To Elek-
Ayozny Grzebieh DIR. White'a. Je-
dizzy patentowany grzebieh W swie.
cf. Ludzie, gdziekolwiek sic uka-
n ma sprzedaz, So MIN zachwyceni.
Ho prostu czeszesz codzieh wiosy. a
d~rzebieh robi reszte. Ten cudowny
krzebieh ME ziamis sic nigdy, q CO
bzczegolniejsze. re absolutnie ME ia
|mie ami wyciaga wlosow Sprzedaje
Isle z pismienna g~warancja. re kazdy
bedzie z niego zupe}nie zadowolony.
Przyslij pc jeden znaczki pocztowe.
Ola dam kosztuje 50c.. dla mezczyzn
$50. Me1czyzni j niswiasty zycza
sobie rozpowszechnic ten srtykuf
wszedzie. Sprzedaje sic "a okazs.
MEM. Agenci 50 uradowani z zado.
wolenia. (Patrk ma ogioszenia ,,Po.
trzeba" ma innem miejscu). Adres
ID. n. Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur,
Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
BiuroZarzadu Central
nego wv. Mar. Pol.
BACZNOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wydawa'
ne okolniki do sekretarzy
grup. w tenn miejscu beda "a.
mieszczane aawiadomienia cd
Sekretarza Jen. dla sekretarzy
grup j czfonk6w z. N. P. Me
chat vice kazdy czfonek
Zwiazku zwraca baczna uwa-
ge ma to mieisce w ,.Zgodzie"
i czyta uwaznie wszelkie Ia
wiadomienia tax ably byf do
brze poinformowany o spra.
wach Zwiazku, albowiem wy
m6~ki jakoby ME byl ma po-
siedzeniu Tub ME byf poin-
~formowany dostatecznie przez
zarzad swej grupy ME beda
stanowczo uwzgledniane.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
Polacy Ia ~obczyznie.

Szczyt pOwOdzenia. ,,Quo
vadis' Sienkiewicza posiada dzisiaj
we Francji, tax wiele wydah i staio
sic tax ~popularnem, re dalo poczatek
humorysty eznemu przezwisku quo
vadiseur i quovadiseuse, ktorem o.
znaczaja francuzi entuzjastycznych
wielbicieli tel powiesci. Moznaby
sic ten cieszye, gdyby ME to, re ma
lynn stopniu powodzenia siawa "a
czyna juz nabierac charakteru mody,
ktorej najbliAszym kresem banalnos6
a rezulratem zapomnienie. I'm ma
tarczywiej mnozyc sic bsda take
objawy, tenn blizsza chwila, W ktorej
u t. wv. cywilizowanego francuza "a
chwyt dla Sienkiewicza wykluczo-
nym bedzie z przepis6w dobrego
tonu.
W Pradze zapowiedziano 8
goscinne wystepy artyst6w p~olskioh.
Ma take bye przedstawiony w Mar.
Divadle' oykl komedyj d=ama,6w
polskich, przez teatr warszawski Tub
Srakowski. w ciagu biezacego Sc
zonu w~ystawiona bedzie W Pradze
opera Muencbheimera ,,Mazepa",
oraz bash Luciano Rydla ,,Zaczaro-
wane koio'. Przek}adu dokonai p.
.Franciszek Kvapil.
Vice polski. Okolo 1900
polakow berlihskich odby}o wielkie
zgromadzenie celem zaprotestowanis
przeciwko. rozmaitym policyjnym
srodkom antypolskim W Berlinie.
Uchwalono domagae sic zaprowadze-
MIA polskiej s}uzby Bozej W koscio-
bach W kaAdej parafji, gdzie sic to
okaze potrzebnem; dalej przeprowa.
dzenia W jezyku polskim, IA zada-
ME, slubow j innych obrzadk0w kos
cielnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
Go s4ychac?
z Reading, Pa.
Bal grupy.

Oznajmiam szan. ~publicznosc, IL
grupa 273 T.. N. p, tow. sw. Woj-
ciecha, urzadza bal, kt6ry sic odbe-
die W sobote dnia 12-go stycznia
1901 r. W hall Depens ma Dziesiatej
ulicy. Poczatek O godz. 7-ej vie
czorem. Wstep cd osoby 10 i 10
centow. Dochod przeznacza sic ma
korzysc i upiekszenie naszego kos.
cio&a, ktory zostai pobudowany przez
ks. Maluseokiego.
Iapraszamy ma to zabawe iowa
rzystwo Rycerzy sw. Kazimierza, sw.
Stanisiawa b. NJ. i Matki Boskie
Korony p~olskiej.
Jan Tylkowski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
zmisniis pressss j sskrstarss fnsnso-
wego, powinien zawsze aada6 ma
desaania czerwonej ksrtki, ma kt6rsj
poda swoj i prezesa adres j wyciska
pieczec Grupy.

Byio W ,,Zgodzie" wyjasnione pc
wiele razy, ze rapport m~iesieozny po-
winien bye nadesiany do biura Ia
rzadu Ce~ntralnego najpozniej do 25
kaadego miesiaca. RAPPORT nades}a'
ny pc 20 ME bedzie uwzgledniopy,
poniewaz rachmistrz pc tym dniu "a
myka ksiaaki i zaczyus regulowac
rachunki IA nastepuy cyrkularz. kt6-
ry must bye wyslany przed 10 ma
stepnego m~iesiaoa.
Wielu sekretarzy ME mole Tub
niechoe tego zrozumiec j wymysla
potem, .e rapport i zmiany padeslane
Po % ME So PREY uastepnym rachun-
ku ma .oyrkularz uwzglednione.
Uwzgledniajao zn6w nadssiane pc
% zmiany. rachunek ME mogiby bye
wysaany pred 10 nastepuego mic
sisca, co znow wywoiuje niezadowo-
lenie u tych Grup, ktore majs posie-
dzenie W pierwsza lub druga ME-
dziele miesiaca.
Grupy powinny eaten urzadziG
swoje Posiedzenia TAX, ably sekretarz
GruPy mog} donisst o wszystkich
zmianach zasz}ych w Grupie najpoz-
niej do % tego samego miesiaca.