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New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
What the Experience Of Chicago Has Been
with This Problem.

New-York is considering the installation Of
municipal electric lighting plant. The city of Chi
cago has operated its own electric lighting plant
for time. Edward B. EIicott Is the city eiec-
trician. Referring to the cost OF operation last
year. Mr.. EllicOtt says:
An average OF 5,034 lamps maintained
throughout the year at total cost of S73 6S9 24
an average cash cost Of $54 36 lamp for the year
1t seems impossible to make substantial reduC-
uon in the total cost because OF the constantly in
creaStng cost OF lahCr. The average of pay to
the employees of the municipal lighting plant is far
above that paid by private corporations for the
same class Of work and the rates paid should
be considered the maximum. For instance. the chief
engineers receive little less than private corpora
tons pay, but the increase in the wages of nremcn
alone added 40 per cent to the cost of each lamp in
1904. The wages paid the municipal lighting plant
employees Of Chicago are about 80 per cent higher
than the wages paid by any private corporation
and the increase for plant has been from 2S
per cent in seven years. The following rates of
wages were paid throughout the year
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
CHANGE WAINWRIGHT BILL
Friends Of Local Option Measure Fear
Amendment Will Kill It.
LBx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRuNE.l

Albany. April 20.-The action OF the Senate Taxa
ton Committee this afternoon In amending the
Wainwright LoSal Option bill will probably send
that much bufeted measure back TO run the
gaRtiet for third time In the Assembly In It.
sclf the amendment Is unimpoTtant. but IT is be-
heVed here tonight that It's effect win be 20 XIII
the bill The first attempt to push the measure
through the Assembly. Tuesday failed.
Yesterday enough votes were secured TO pass il
9S one more tntn the required majority. n Ihe
Senate passes the bill next week In its CHANGED
FORM ~ must return Ia the Assembly where IL will
SO INTO the hapds Of th- Committee on Rules. To
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
BLAMEs MINISTER BOWEN.
American Vice-ConsuI at Caracas Praises
Castro.

Washington. April 20-ConsiderabIe interest is at
tached in official circles to the arrival here ot
Rudolph Dodge, American Vice-COnsul at Caracas
Mr.. Dodge was at the State Department this after
noon until 8 o'clock in conference with Acting
Secretary LOOmis 1Ir. Dodge said, after his VISIT
that 1t was n friendly talk. 9Tr. Dodge says ne
knows President Castro well. and declares he holds
friendly sentiments to Americans. He had TAX
with President Castro just befO.e leaving Caracas
The newspapers. he said, have exaggerated fh9
situation in NeneZuela- He expressed the Cpiai9a
that the French Gable Company had broken It's
contract. Mr.. Dodge told the State Dep0r,m ,mert
officials that Minister Bowen is the cause OF th5
delicate situation at Caracas.
Tha praise which Mr.. Dodge gives 70 PresideR.
Castro has caused surprise among officials and
members Of the diplomatic corps, the latter bens
especially interested IN the remark about the
French Gable Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
hEARLNa On ELoon RILL.

Trenton. n j.. April s0-GOvernor stokes gave
a hearing to-day on the bill to create a hood dis-
trict along the Passaic River. This bin creates ?
commission similar 20 the State Sewage CoHlnis'
sion. with power 70 build dams and wells 20 p1''
tect property from destruction BY rising waters
The bill was approved by the Newark boIS, - y
Trade and advocated by q large 0e.esS'S ~
from Paterson. Tha Governor did not announce -
intention with respect TO signing the bill
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
VETERAN OF 1872 TO CELEBRATE.

Hiram CrOnk the only survivor OF the Va
OF 1S1s will be l05 years old April 3, ana
patriotic celebration has been planned ioE -
date at his home at Ava Oneida County. -
celebration has been made successful thFe1s1 1-sS ~
efforts Of Mrs c. L. Morehouse, or No ~ t-srv
24th-st. who planned the celeDra-loil, rl..,,~h-
society i'm TIE United states OF the Sons ana Lees
Of the War Of lSle viii send a deles-.5s 5s l1st
Mr. Crnnk is feeble. this will probably oc ~ Vr
time such an opportunity will present lts.--- not
CrOnk was So weak i'm the winter that hS Ss-S,rs..
expected 70 survive. and elaborate tunel~- 49,
ments had been made
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

a total Of s1.OOO,OOO Of additional Insurance on
their lives. It was announced at the close OF
Yesterdays meeting that canvass OF the
agents showed that they carried total OF
$4,000 900 personal insurance
There was a report last night that the Alex
ander forces had made overtures looking to
settlement Samuel Untermyer said at a late
hour that he did not believe it. and had heard
nothing OF it.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

Fall River. Mass. April 2O.-Captain J. +. Grtins
OF the New-YOrk barkentine ]. r. RaheI which -
az this port. informed the Fau River custom houss
to-day that April It. when his vessel was thirty
five miles south -half-weSt on MOntauk POln[ -
passed q mass OF wTeckage and bodies. ln9
WreCkage consisted OF cabin furniture. paFtltgn
boards painted blue. large number OF he bars
and other articles 49,
The bodies had life belts attached 20 them. a;
the time there heavy and gele or VIVA
blowing. 50 that Captain Griffin could not heaNo
to and investigate.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
TO ORGANIZE PoLIcYHoLDERs.

Frank Stevens. president OF the Real Estate Trust
Company. of Jersey City, and one OF the policy
holders in the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
has started a movement to organize the policy
holders IN New-Jersey for protection.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

The cost lamp has been materially reduced
in the last eight years In 1887 the $50 IS
light year, and in 1904 il cut down to $50 16
a light year. In the cost for lighting each year
suitable and pTOpOrtiOnate amount is Included for
office expense. and in the accounts given are also
included average expense Of about 50 a lamp,
expended account Of depreciation and better
neEtS the SNSteIl
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

prevent this its friends will try 10 have ths Sonata
reject the committee amendments and pass the
Dill In the same form in which it came from the
Assembly.
The amendments made to-day are Ike those
added TO the similar Amber BILL still IN The Sonata
committees hands. They strike the provision
for local option by residence districts and sub
Etltute ANY compact district containing not les1
than three hundred nor more than FIVE thousand
qualified voters
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
CITY LIGHTING PLANT CONTRACT.

Bridge Commissioner Best yesterday afternoon
opened bids city lighting plant to be erected
under the Williamsburg Bridge. It will furnish
the power to light that structure. well as the
neighboring parks and buildings OF public nature
The bid OF Ralph E. G. Kerstle. SO SOL was the
lowest. The Commissioner said that he would re-
ceive the contract when he gave the necessary bond
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
BRAckETT WANTS TO BE JUDGE.

my TELBGRAPH 40 TUE IRIBUNBl
Johnstown. N Y, April Ex-senator Brackett has
signaed his intention OF running for the Suprerne
Court tudgeship for the Fourth Judicial District
THE Evening Recorder of Amsterdam, has come
out tonight with editorial advocating the nom
ination Of Martin l. Slower. whose term expires on
December 81 prOximo.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
SAYS SHE WILL WED GERMAN BARON.

lbt TELEGRAPH 10 THE Ek4buNE-l
Denver. April 20-Miss Thelma Groehel OF Los
Angeles, who arrived here to-day, says that she is
on her way TO NewYork City. where she will marry
Baron Ludwig staussel OF Leipsie. She says
they met first IN California two years ago and her
mother hefriended the baron. who was I'll at hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
MIR. HAY LEAVES NERVl.

NerT1. April 9O-Secretary Hay and his party. all
in good spirits left here az II o'clock this morning
for Genoa
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
RESPONSIBILITY ALL MINE" SAYS
OAKLEY.

Early In yesterdays session of the committee.
John T. Oakley, the Commissioner OF Water
Supply, Gas and Electricity, testified about ex-
ecuting the lighting contracts without consult
ing with the Mayor Controller or the Corpora
tion Counsel. He said he thought he was saw
ing for the city over 100000 in interest on
the 1903 bills which had been unpaid, He had
agreements with the lighting companies that
the interest should be waived. Assto Mr.. Muir
phy his testimony ran;
o-Did you discuss these contracts with any
oefctaI outside your department? Al did not
~ Eyer discuss them with Charles Il. MurphyP
NO sir / never talked with Mr. Murphy about
denartment except on questions of patronage
o-Now as a matter Of fact. We're YOU not in
structed to sign those contracts! A-No, sir; the
commendation. 80,
Q.-Were you not notified that u would be agree
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

1t is earnestly to be hoped that
Secretary Hays health will not force
him to give up the office of Secre-
tary of State. He has displayed the
qualities of first class diplomat. No
Secretary of State has before him
had such momentous and far-reach-
ing questions to deal with, questions
which he has resolved to the COM
mendation, not only of his own
country, but of the whole civilized
world as we'll.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Senator Nixon said recently speak
ing of the gold fields Of the Rocky
mountains:
"Without exaggeration, consider
the gold districts of southern Neva-
da the greatest yet discovered by
man; ahead of California in its palm
lest days, ahead of South Africa or
of Alaska. There is rush now to
Tonopah and Goldfeld, but it is yet
in its infancy. Before the end of
the coming summer there will be
100000 people there and somewhere
in that region new Denver will be
built in the near flu ure."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

That the Russian and Japanese
soldiers are equally brave is shown
in the fact that on no occasion re-
ported have the soldiers shirked
their duty-failed to stand, to adj
vance or retreat at the order of Of
ficers. The most daring assaults
have been made by both sides and
positions held while it was physical
ly possible to hold them. The
Japanese is valiant soldier and in
his Russian foe he finds a valor
equal to his own.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30
GOD IN HIS WORLD.
BY LYMAN ABBOTT.

Many converging tendencies have
operated to bring about time pc
culiarly adapted for great spiritual
work in and through the Christian
Church. We have already entered
upon an epoch, intellectual, social,
spiritual, which we car make an
epoch of the greatest spiritual move
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

A Russian newspaper, The Son
of the Fatherland, pleads for peace
declaring that the. Manchuri;.n adj
venture has cost $I,ooo,ooo,ooo-
$25o,ooo, 900 for the Chinese East
ern railroad, $75o,ooo,ooo for Port
Dalny and Port Arthur, and $780,
100000 for the pointing out
that if the money had been spent at
home it would have given approx
mately $Io,ooo,ooo to each province
for schools, roads, sanitation and
lighting.
ewere half the power that hIls the world with
terror;
Were half the wealth bestowed on camps and
courts,
Given to redeem the human mind from error
There we're no need of arsenals and forts
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Of our presidents, Washington,
Madison, Jackson, Polk and Bu-
chanan had no children. Tyler had
the impressive total of fourteen,
while his predecessor, the first Har-
rison, had ten. Hayes follows with
eight, Jefferson and Roosevelt with
six, the elder Adams, Garfield and
Johnson with five, Van Buren,, Tay-
lor, Lincoln, Grant and Cleveland
with four, Pierce and Benjamin
Harrison with three, while Monroe,
Fillmore, Arthur and Mckinley
had each two children.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

There is war cloud on the south
ern horizon. 1t isn't as big as cats
paw as yet, but the color is ominous.
President Castro of Venezuela, S.
A., is organizing force of 10000
men to invade the United States.
He proposes to march up the Mis-
sissippi valley and dictate terms of
peace in the capitol at St. Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Admiral Nebagatoff, Commander
of the third Russian squadron, has
finally "gatof" and sailed to join the
first squadron commanded by Ad-
miral Rojestvensky but "jestvensky''
they will meet is an indeterminate
question.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Inasmuch as the wife Of Field
Marshal Oyama is a graduate of our
Vassar college we may claim pro-
prietary interest in the success of
Oyama in Manchuria.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Up to last Friday just about half
of the business before the Legislature
in the nature of bills was disposed of
Out of 7o7 bills in the assembly 3I8
had been disposed of and out of sos
received by the assembly from both
houses 446 still remained in the
hands of committees.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Maj. VIM. Warner, the new Re-
publican Senator from Missouri is
Wisconsin man and cousin of Sena-
tor Quarles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

Russia seems about willing to
come to terms with Japan, if she
may suggest the terms. Japan will
state terms and there is little doubt
but that those terms will be satisfac-
tory to Japan. The terms will
probably be such as to make Russia
protest and kick and squirm, while
Japan will demonstrate her ability
to enforce them. The longer peace
is deferred the more exacting, neces-
sarily, will be the terms, unless in
the improbable event that Russia
can retrieve much of her lost ground.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-30

"Two years ago we created the
so-called BARRIERS Commission.
After two years OF trial, petitions
are pouring in demanding the re-
peal of the law. In the face of that,
another bill has been offered to in
crease the license from S to S."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29

szwedzki kr6l dunski ME zgadzaja
sic ma to-
x Ma kongresie Syonist6w W Ba-
zylei juz przyszio pare razy nietylko
do wielllich ha}asow, ale do bijatyk,
zwiaszcza ma kurytarzach Teraz kl6.
CO sic to, gdzie maja zalozyc kolo-
nie: Afryce czy W Palestynie.
: W Charleston, S. c. niemieckie
towarzystwo strzeleckie obchodzi}o
zfoty jubileusz istnienia zamianowa-
10 cesarza Wilhelma h onorowym
czlonkiem. Cesarz przyjal "godnos6".
= Fabryka "Pittsburg Pulley Co."
" Grafton, Pa, nalezaca do firmy
Golf, Horner and Co. Pittsburgh,
spaliia sic doszczetnie. Szkode zrza.
dzi3 pozar ma $4,000.
= w Panamie umari Hermann Lu-
ma, bogaty niemiecki kupiec, ktory cd
lat przeszlo 40 mieszkai ma miedzy.
morzu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29
Rome notatki te|egTafiGzne.

Z Toxic donosza, ze Japohczycy
zajeh niemiecki parowiec Lydia.
- Roczny jarmark W Niznym No
wogrodzie zostal otwarty re zwykiemi
ceremoniami, ale miasto byIo puste,
duzo SHADOW bylo pozamykanych.
- Marokanski Department spraw
zagranicznych otrzymal cd Niemiec
zawiadomienie, re przyjma zaprosze-
ME ma konferencya, ale tylko, jesh
program z CORY bedzie oznajmiony.
Francya, w. Brytania Hiszpania po-
dobne zrobi1y zastrzezenie.
- Pod Nuevitas ma Kubie rozbi} sic
parowiec nadbrzezny Neuva Mortera,
ma kt6ry najecha3 brytyjsh parowiec
Pocklington. Podr6znych zaloge u
ratowano.
= w Santiago ma Kubie umaria
wdowa gen. Antonia Macea-
- Japonski Department floty o.
znajmia, re parowca niemieckiego
Cecilie, ktory W poblizu przyladka ia
tience ma wyspie Sachalinie zatonai,
zaioga zostaia uratowana.
- w Marsylii odbyiy sic swielce u
roczyscie ceremonie pogrzebowe IA O.
fiar statku podmorskiego Farfadet.
:. Telegramy z Londynu uporczy-
vie donosza, re cesarz Wilhelm zamie-
rzai osadzic ma tronie norweskim
ksiecia Alberta ze Schleswig Holstein
W tym celu odbywai. gwoje podr6ze
po morzu Baityckiem, q widzial sic
a carem. Ale ME udaio mu sic: Nor
wegia nig chca Hohenzall6rna. kr@
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29

Dzieki usilnej piracy Wiel. ks.
Jana ,Szczypty, zastepcy nieobec-
nego proboszcza, ksiezy asysten-
tow, organisty i Siostr, przyjecie
lego Ekscellencyi ma Kantowie
bylo nadzwyczaj wspaniale SER
deczne. Pogoda ME sprzyjala wca-
lie - a jednak bylo tax jak bye
powinno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29
TELEGRAMY.

New York, 29 lipca. - Sekre-
tarz japohskiego pelnomocnika
pokoju, barona Komury, Sato, "a
pytywany to, co Japonczycy
sadza zawieszeniu broni, po-
wiedzial, re So oni gotowi przy-
STAG ma zawieszenie broni natych-
miast, skoro papiery uwierzytel-
niajace zostana znalezione w po-
rzadku. Wyrazil tez zapatrywa-
ME, re do takiego zawieszenia
broni przyjdzie, bo zazwycza]
tax bywa W czasie odbywania sic
rokowan pokojowych.
Baron Komura pod pewnym
wzgledem pozyskai prezydenta
Roosevelta korzysc mad Wittem.
Klopotliwa byiaby nieco kwe-
stya, ktory z mich pred drugim
mialby pierwszenstwo przy urze-
dowych czynnosciach, przy pred
stawianiu prezydentowi, przy
stole itp. Otoz W Waszyngtonie
jest zwyczajem, ze co do ambasa-
dorow zachowuje sic porzadek
wedle tego, kt6ry pierwszy costa
ME przedstawiony prezydentowi.
Tego samego porzadku trzymae
sic bedzie co do tych komisa-
rzy pokojowych, re baron Ko-
mura pan Witte zreszta zupei-
ME r6wnie wysokie maja stano-
viska, baron Komura zas pierw-
sly przedstawl sic prezydentowi,
przeto IA przyszlosc pierwszen-
stwo juz mice bedzie,
Toxic, 70 lipca. - Luikow.
miejscowoSe na Sachalinie, do
kt6rej Rosyanie sic cofneli, polo
zona jest okolo 80 mil na poiud-
niowy wschod cd Alexandrowska
"a szeregiem wzgorz oddzielaja-
cvch Alexandrowsk cd rowniny.
Tam Rosyanie zupe}nie So izolo-
wani powodu braku drog. Me
mozliwa byloby dla Mich rzecza
dlugo tam sic trzymac zapewne
wkr6tce sic poddadza. Skoro ia
pohczycy ich jeszcze zwycieza,
to stana sic panami casej wyspy.
w Japonii panuje wielka radosc
powodu zdobycia Sachalina,
wyladowanie przy latarni NOR
skiej Krestkramp uwazaja tu "a
pierwsze wtargniecie Japonczy-
kow ma rosyjskie terytoryum.
Petersburg, 2o lipca. = Gazety
oznajmily, re general Durnowo
zostal zamianowany czlonkiem
rady panstwa gen. gubernato-
rem MosSwy ma miejsce genera
Ia Koziowa. Gen. Durnowo bar
do jest bogaty i ma dlugoletnie
doswiadczenie w administrowa-
niu. Syn jego dowodzl ma pew
nym torpedowcu W bitwie NOR
skiei w morzu japonskiem u
szedl do WIadywostoku.
Petersburg, 2o lipca. = Sus-
pendowanie liberalnej gazety
"Nowosti'' na 3 miesiace, costa
ME zamienione ma zupeine zawle-
szenie wydawnictwa. Minister
spraw wewnetrznych Bulygin
polecil rzadowi, aby wydawnic-
two tel gazety raz ma zawsze "a
wiesic, gdyz pod noWym sWym
zarzadem jest ona ,prawie tylko
organem partyi zydowsko rewo-
lucyjnej. - Wczoraj, W rocznice
zamordowania ministra spraw
wewnetrznych Plehwego, "ote-
czestwo" W artykule wstepnym
zaznacza, IL ME div, re kraj je-
czy z b6lu, gdyz w roku tym
kraj jest swiadkiem smierci starej
Rosyi a narodzin Rosy novel.
Libera1ni wykazuja wielkie po-
stepy osiagniete przeeiagu ro-i
ku; ruch inaugurowany W kie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29
'JE. KS. ARCYBISKUP SY-
MON w CHICAGO.
Ma KantoWie.

~ Ma KantoW1e.
Pomimo, re byla rama wielka
niepogoda, deszcz lal jak zebra,
jednak JE. ks. Arcybiskup przy-
jechai ma Kantowo o godz. Smej
rano. w plebanii przyjal Go
Wiel. ks. Jan Szczypta, zastep-
ca proboszcza. Ma plebanii zebra
10 sic mnostwo ksiezy - razem
byio ich dwudziestu pieciu -
niebywala liczba; nieomal wszy-
scy 90. Zmartwychwstahcy sta
will sic, ably W swoim domu po-
witac Dostojnego Goscia. Spisa-
lismy nastepujacych: KS. szczy-
pta, ks. Ziemba, ks. Gordon, ks.
Kosinski, ks. Zapaia, ks. Burzyh-
ski, ks. Filipski, ks. Babski, ks.
Szepe, ks. Cieslak, ks. Repihski,
ks. Bocian, ks. Rapacz, ks. Cost
mi, ks. Spetz, ks. Szypkowski,
ks. Jelinek, ks. Sobieszczyk, ks.
Janowski T. J., ks. Beigert T. ],
ks. Kruszka, ks. Furman, ks. Ro-
bakowski.
Miedzy goscmi zauwazylismy
E takze kilku swieckich panow =
trudno o wszystkich pamietac.
Kazdy pewnie pamieta wczo-
rajsza rama ulewe - strach by
10 wyjst, jednak Kantowiacy i
Kantowianki krzatali sic okolo
dom6w, stroll je we flagi pol
skie, papieskie amerykanskie.
Ma kilku domach widzielismy
duze napisy: "Witany Gle siu-
60 Bozy' - ave sacerdos Del"
etc. Z wiez kosciola sw. Jana K.
pospuszczano ogromne pasy ko-
lorow narodowych koscielnych.
Dwie flagi, jedna polska, druga
koScielna powiewaly fronto-
wych okien swiatyni, a made
drzwiami widniai napis roz
czerwonych bialych uwity: Pol
ski Arcypasterzu Witanny Gle.
Me braklo takze upiekszeh ma
plebanii, do ktorej zacny Gosc
zawital.
Kr6tko po przyjezdzie JE. do
plebanii, dziewczynki, cl11opcy,
ministranci, mali rycerze, Tow.
sw. Jadwigi, kadeci i rycerze u
tworzyli ogromny szpaler cd pie
banii az do wrot kosciola. E.
wraz z ksiezmi wyszedl z pleba-
nil wsr6d radosnego rozbrzmie-
wanna dzwonow udal sic do prze-
peinionej ludem swiatyni.
Stopnie pred sanktuarium "a
pelnily sic dziecmi W bieli try
majacymi bukiety kwiatow. Ia
raz przed kratkami stall chlopcy
rycerze W swych okazafych IT,
niformach. Ia kratkami znajdo-
wa5o sic 5ociu ministrantow W
czerwonych bialych sutanach'
Ma nizszych stopniach dziewcze-
ia w bieli w welonach - hulk
tego, bo az 19o - chlopcow byao
100. W. ganku giownym stall
kadeci, rycerze i Towarzystwo
sw. Jadwigi W czerwonych, dsu-
gich pIaszczach. Nadzwyczajno-
scia byly try ogromne whence.
Pc Level stronie sanktuarium,
tuz przy aksamitnym tronie stai
ogromny orzes biasy, polski uwl-
ty bialych astr, trzymajacy W
dziobie wstege, na ktoroej napi-
sano: Vital nam. w srodku kra-
tex byia duza korona krolewska,
z bialych g6zdzik6w,li + cl,. czerwo-
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