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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

Home Circle OF the Order Of Pendo had
a very largely attended party in the Odd
Fellows building on the last Wednesday
In May The programme Of entertain
ment included the following numbers:
Vocal duet. Misses Lena and Lettie Titus;
Spanish song. Miss Heigero; whistling
solo. Miss Lillian e. Tugwell: ballads.
Miss Viola: vocal solo. Miss Norton, and
by special request. THE Gladiator. reci-
tation by L. M Mcconnell The enter
tainment was followed by dancing until
a late hour.
A new council of the Order Of Pendo
was recently instituted by Deputy o. T.
Hinton at Puyallup, Wash. with a good
charter list. The same deputy within
short time place hundred members into
the council in Seattle.
New councils are being organized In
Santa Maria. San Jose. in this State. in
Whiteshorough, Wash, and Bolton, Tex
Golden Gate Council had an enjoyabls
social for It's members and guests in the
Seventeenth street hall last week
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come one of the most popular ones of
the city. The officers of this chapter are:
w. M, Matte J. Perry; w. p. Thomas
1. James; A. NJ, Fannie A. Daniels;
treasurer, Sadie Tobey Imam; secretary,
Rosa w. de Wintoh; conductress, Ethel
wynne de Winton; assistant conductress,
Maude X. Cannon A., Isabel M. Fall
coner; R., Dora Soares: E., Eva A. Ken-
rad; NJ. Elsie P. Dillman; E.. Lillian l.
Spaulding; Ch., Ross p. Chorley; Mar,
Sally j. Davis: War, Emma p. Tobey;
sentinel, Mary Lewis; organist. Roy A.
Daniels.
The Past Patrons and Matrons' Asso
citation of the Order of the Eastern Star
is now an accomplished fact. The officers
chosen are: Nellie A. Daring, president
Emma G.. A. Perkins. first vice president
Mary G. Dunn, second vice president
Eta Huer, secretary; Bertha F.. Mack
rett, treasurer; Mrs. c. c. Dow, marshal;
James A Wilson, adviser.
Golden Gate Lodge a short time since
rendered a reception to its two remaining
charter members, William 8. Moses and
Mrs. Louis Holtz. During the reception a
past matron's jewel was presented to
Mrs. Holtz and gold link buttons to Mr..
Moses
Imperial chapter has completed all ar
rangements for it's first party, to be given
in Golden Gate Hall June ~.
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National Union.

w. X WheelocK, vice president of
the San Francisco Cabinet of the Ma
tional Union, died last week at his
homo, sos Shrader street. He was a
member of Golden Gate Council of this
order, being a past president. He was
also q member of other fraternal So
cietfes. His immediate family con-
sisted of wife, son and daughter.
Last week Ell Dorado Council held a
meeting at which a number of applica-
tons were presented as a result of the
open meeting recently held by the
council
At its first meeting in June Cali
fornia Council initiated several can
didates in the three degrees III a most
creditable manner. This council will
have 2 stag party in it's hall in the
Pioneers building June 81. The San
Francisco Cabinet paid an official visit to
Pacifc Council last week and a very
pleasant evening was spent.
Last week Mission Council had an
open meeting, which was well attended
and a number of interesting addresses
were delivered for the good of the or
der.
Golden Gate Council has arranged for
the initiation of class of thirty
strangers on the evening of June 10.
This council is striving very hard to
reach the 500 mark in membership, and
the indications are that 1t will obtain
that number before the end of the cur
rent year.
Senator Cuthbert returned to this city
last week after an extended business
trip through the Northwest.
General Deputy Joseph A. Wilson
paid a visit last week TO the council in
Sacramento
At the last held meeting of the
extens sion cornYnittee III was decided 10
notify each member of the dates of
future meetings. An effort will be
made in the large councils of this city
to secure one hundred candidates in
each in sixty days.
At the first meeting in June Ell Cap
itan Council initiated two strangers
and received two applications.
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Order Eastern Star.

Yerba Buena Chapter Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star held its first initiatory
work at its first meeting in June. when
the degree was conferred on six candi-
this new chapter. notwithstanding the
newness of this chapter and the inexpe-
rience in the line of work, the officers
did so well that those who were visitors
and saw the manner in which the officers
discharged the duties Of their several of
fees that they praised them very highly
for 1t. After the work there was ban
quet, at which there were entertaining
and enthusiastic speeches. The congo
niality of the membership of the new
subordinate at this banquet gave promise
that this chapter will in short time be-
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The Americans.

The various assemblies OF the Patri-
otto order Of the Americans all report
active work to the senate officers of the
order.
Grant Assembly has elected r. S.
Floyd as captain of the drill team. This
assembly was recently visited by some
of the senate officers, who complimented
the officers on their ability to put on the
initiatory work without the use Of the
ritual.
At q recent meeting OF Oakland As
sembly, I'm Ben Hur Hall, Oakland. the
doors were thrown open to the public
and a large audience was entertained
with an address on early California by
Major e A sherman, an honorary
member Of the order.
Mckinley Assembly has made re-
markable progress in the past three
monfhs and il expects TO become the
leading assembly in this city.
Representative Berger of San Jose is
working in Santa Clara and Santa Cruz
counties IN the interest of organization.
Garfield Assembly had a very pleas
ant social last week. which was enjoyed
by a great number of persons.
California Assembly No. i has APP
poinsed Mrs. n. G. Dearborn, Mrs. Jo-
sepliine Jackson and Lyle H. Gadsby a
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was organized by Deputy A. G. Sanders
and was instituted by State Organizer
Peter F. Gilroy, assisted by NJ. L.
Moses, P. II. c.; d. Oliver Jr., Thomas
NJ. Robinson, A G.. Saunders, A. b.
Craw, E. c. Stock and J. S. Patterson
as acting head officers. The new camp,
organized to perpetuate the name of
the founder of the order in this State,
I has had the following named installed
as it's officers: Lee A. Craw, C. c.; F..
J. Murphy, A L.: H. w. Mass, B.; j..
A. Tudor, c.; w. w. Thayer, W.; w. N.
Bailey, S; j. n. Davis, w. NJ Blank
and DR.. S. E. Harrison. trustees. The
camp, which was instituted with thir-
ty-one, will have by it's next meeting
forty charter members. when the char
ter will close The work of initiation
was performed by the acting head Of
ficers, with the assistance of Western
Addition degree team. After the in
stalation of thu officers there were a
number of congratulatory addresses.
Mission Camp at it's meeting on the
first Wednesday in June witnessed a
drill by its degree team under the di-
rection of Captain Stewart, after which
there was a very interesting address on
fraternal insurance by A. c. Kennedy,
and one on fraternal loyalty by e. c..
Stock.
OOiuen ddlS camp 4NO OF HdS eleCtcu
the following named as its officers for
the ensuing term: George A. schade.
c. c. A F. Phreaner, A. L.; e. G. Fen
ming, E.; A. D. Alvarez. W.; c. T. Green
hill, s.; e. S. Isaacs, manager.
Western Addition Camp has elected
the following named as it's officers for
the ensuing term: A. j. Garden, c. c.;
Karl Fisher, A. L.; Al Springer, E.: L..
H. Baldwin, W.; H. E. Crowell, s.; v.
F. de Roco, c.; II. l.. Springer, B.; VIII
liam Price, NJ; Frank Baroni, NJ: A.
L. Collett, NJ; S. Fisher, P. G. c. This
camp on the first Sunday in June OBJ
served the memorial day of the order
by visiting three of the cemeteries, un-
Yelling several monuments and strew-
ing flowers over the graves of deceased
members of the camp There were
sixty members of the camp present, in
Guiding the degree team in full uni
form. The ceremonies were conducted
under the direction of a special COM
mittee composed of W. M. Hodgkins. E.
G. Vail and II. L. Springer.
The social by the Choppers Friend
ship Club that was given in the assem-
bly, hall of the Pioneers building on
the night of the first Tuesday in June
was a brilliant affair that was attend
ed by a very large number of the chop
pers and friends, of both sexes. There
was good music and we'll arranged
order of dances The function was adj
mirably conducted under the direction
of F. B. Wise, A F. Phreaner. A. H.
Hansen, E. c. Brehm and Fritz Meichs-
ner assisted by NJ. L. Dessauer as floor
director and E. r. Engelman, d. X.
watkins, Frank l.. Pohl and F. K.
Teeter assistants. This club will have
its fourth annual outing and picnic at
Sunset Park on Sunday, July 2.
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Grand Protector David j. Gairaud OF
the knights and Ladies' Of Honor has
appointed the following named as dep
uty grand protectors for the order: Do
ris r. Kaplan. Anna Moeller. T. T. Whit
ten. Emma Outflow. Pauline Simon,
Minnie Luton, Mrs. s. j. Hall. C. E. Hill.
Amelia Burden. Mary II. Townsend r.
C. Trephagen, Mrs. l. A Creciat. Mary
r. Sullivan and T. j. Be1franci
Mrs Emma Outflow has been reap
pointed State organizer.
The grand protector. In his first circu-
lar to the members, announces that he
will give any brother or sister bring
ing in new member premium OF two
dollars after the new member shall
have paid three successive assess
ments"
Bay City Lodge at its LAST meet
ing and West End each had work in the
initiatory degree.
Arrangements are being made for the
installation of officers of the local
lodges In the early part of July.
Steps are being taken to organize a
new lodge in San Jose to work in the
German language.
The following named have been elect
ed as the officers OF Aurora Lodge of
the knights and Ladies of Honor for
the ensuing term: Minnie Luton. pro-
tector; E. l. Sundoerg. vice protector:
c. ". Thompson. chaplain; George Sor
renson, guide; A. E Watson. guardian.
Carrie Blackmore. sentinel
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Count Apollo of the Ancient Order of
Foresters will go to Glen Cove Villa
on June Is TO enjoy its annual outing
The courts of the order are at this
time electing officers for the ensuing
term and they are also preparing for
the installation of these officers early
in July.
Supreme Grand Chief Companion
Mary Castle of Stockton has issued her
first circular in the nature of a greet
ing to the circles OF the jurisdiction.
Last week there was a surprise in
store for Permanent Secretary John
Falconer. The juvenile band of the
Foresters. which he was instrumental
in organizing and bringing to it's pres
emit state of perfection, and about forty
of his personal friends met In the For
esters' building and rendered him
a reception. After an informal pro-
gramme Of entertainment there was a
presentation to the guest of honor of
silver loving-cup by Professor Schulz
ken, instructor of the band, on behalf
of the young musicians. after which
Supreme Grand Chief Companion Mary
Castle. on behalf of the friends, pre-
scented him a beautiful watch charm.
The unexpected testimonials rather
staggered the permanent secretary,
who is known as a man who is never
lost for words. yet il was some time
before he could express his apprecia-
ton of the kindness shown him. Then
there was banquet. The principal
speakers were Supreme Grand Chief
Companion Mary Castle. Past Supreme
Grand Chief Companion Jennie Berger.
Supreme Grand Secretary May Fab
coner, J. HARDWOOD. John Henderson.
William Wallace and E. C. Stock The
affair was a most enjoyable one and
pleasant tribute to one who has de-
voted many years of conscientious and
faithful attention to the order in this
State
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The following named constitute the
committees OF Natives who viii have
charge OF the arrangements for the
celebration OF next Admission day in
Sacramento:
Evecutive-E. H. Kraus. chairman;
A. c kaufman. vice chairman: F. II.
Conn. secretary; c. A Burns. treasurer.
Finance-r d. Ryan. chairman; A.
L. Eiftus. l.. H. / insdale II. 4. Ya-d-
ley. John 7. shelton. l.. =, Bruener.
Lighting and decorations c.
sherman. chairman; L. f. BrueDer, c.
d. CrOUeu r. IL Conn. r. E. Michel.
u. 3. Bradford.
FIoats-E. n. Kraus, chairman; t.
X. Jones. John T. Shelton, 6. A. Burns,
{. +. Mahoney. r. r. Michel.
Entertainment and programaae-L-
H. Hinsdale. chairman: A. S. Cohn. c.
L. Hunt. a. c. kaufman, l. 3. wilson,
~. J. Wiseman.
parade-H. z. Ysrdley, chairman: C.
d. croweH, Abe Moose, A. E. .Eikus. c.
T. Mahoney. z. Il. Cox.
experimentation T. Shelton,
chairman; r y. Ryan, l. r Bru ener,
L. Il. Hinsdale. H. B. Bradford.
Eall and accommodation-N. J.
wiseman. chairman; A. c. Kaufman,
p. B. Johns, G. = Barns. F. z. Michel.
Music-F Grant Potter. A. s Cohn.
c. E. Mahoney. A. {. Kaufman. II. E.
Yardley
Printing ard advertising-John +
SHELTON, chairman: G. C. Sherman. l.
H Hinsdale. c. Z. Hunt, Fred Botanic.
w. a. White.
Advisory-E. H Kraus. chairman: H
z Yardley, T. d. Ryan. John T. Skel-
ton. T. Fl. Hinsdale
Grand Organizer andrew Mocker is
now tFsversing the wilds OF Humboldt
sno Del Norte counties in search of
eligibles to institute new parlors with
and 20 build up such as are already
esta blished.
Sunset Parlor rendered q reception
last week 10 John SHELTON, one OF it's
members. who, at the last held session
Of the Grand Parlor. was elected grand
marshal
Cabrillo Parlor of Ventura has al
ready appointed its general committee
TO arrange for the reception Of the Of
hcers OF and delegates to the Grand
Parlor 10 be held in that city next
year. The committee consists OF G. l.
Sackett. n Ifearne F. NJ DAILY J. L.
CERT z. NJ. Hirshfelder. Juan Camar-
lilo and William Elwen. The Native
Daughters OF that place will entertain
the visitors at all social functions.
a team from the parior in Nevada
City visited the parlor in Jackson, Am
adOr County. last week and conferred
the curly bear" degree on many
cubs" on the institution Of a new
cave in that place.
The Native Sons of Suffer Creek
gave a two nights minstrel show in
that city last week The affair at
tracted large attendance each night.
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Native Daughters.

Masonic Hall. at Railroad and Four
teenth avenues, San Francisco. South.
was during the latter part of May elab-
please the large number Of persons who
accepted the invitation to attend the
fifth anniversary celebration of the in
stitution of La vespero Parlor of the
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
Pretty souvenir programmes were dis
tributed by Master Tony Grifiths and
little Miss Gladys O'Day. There were
about 100 couples in the grand march.
which was led by Miss Annie McDon-
ough and Frank Giblin. There was a
programme Of fourteen numbers. with
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Independent Foresters.

There was large number of indie
pendent Foresters in the han OF Court
Seal Rock, l. 0. F., last week to witness
the initiation of number of strangers
into the order and then see number Of
very curious individuals go to Grand
Padishaw Eddie N. Cameron and ask
to be informed as to the wonderful ORR
entail degree. Their prayers We're an
swered and in the presence OF many
princes of the degree the pilgrims in
search for information relative to the
mysteries of Orientalism got all they
were looking for, and there was not
one who satisfied his curiosity who did
not feel that the ceremony of initiation
into the degree Is the most striking that
has ever been prepared by writer of a
ritual, not only striking in it's force and
effect. but most impressive. AT the end
of their journey the pilgrims Joined the
princes in partaking of the sweets and
libations that have given the Orient a
reputation for the production of good
things
High Chief Ranger Stewart, while in
Colusa. established a companion court
of the order there with good charter
list.
Court Golden Gate has organized a
special team for the purpose of confer
ring the Oriental degree. and it expects
to put on the work In manner that
has never been excelled in this city.
Deputy Virgil w. Norton is engaged
at Suffer Creek at this time in or
ganizing a companion court. with every
prospect of gratifying success.
Court Endeavor has laid the founda-
ton for the organization of compan-
ion court of the same name This court
does not desire to be lonely.
Mrs. Linsley, a special deputy. Is or
ganizing a companion court to Court Ell
Cerito. in San Mateo.
High Treasurer Nash OF San Mateo
was in this city last week and paid a
visit to the new headquarters in the
James Flood building.
San Francisco Encampment No. 96 OF
Royal Foresters. l. o. F., held meet
, ing last week and devised ways to in
crease the membership Of that organi-
cation to fifty active Sir Knights before
the next session of the High Court.
The board Of San Francisco deputies
has planned a number OF visits to he
paid to the courts during the current
month.
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Daughters of st. George.


Mrs. Phebe A. Williams, past president
of Empress Victoria Lodge of the Daush-
tiers of st. George, received surprise
visit at her home, ELLA Howard street,
from members Of the lodge and friends
last week After congratulations there
was On evening of entertaining converse
ton, interspersed with music and songs,
contributed by Mrs. X. Cobb. Mrs. Nellie
Stickney, Miss E. Morse, Miss M. Burch-
ell, Professor G.. Jeffrey and w. Will
liams. The entertainment in the pariors
was FOLLOWED by repast, at which there
were present Mesdames p. A. Williams,
N. Stickney. E. Flack, G. Hops, M
Lopes. E. Harrison, L. Jeffery, E. Burch-
ell. M. A. Roberts. l.. Buckley, H. VIII
nams, A. Jones, NJ levitt, K. Cobb, Gre
ba Booth and Mrs. Goss of No. Z; Misses
Nellie Stickney. Eta Morse. B. Kendall.
~ Washington and NJ Burchell; Messrs.
g. Hops, j. F1ack A. Hodgekinson, w.
Williams, G. Jeffery and DR.. Stickney.
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The Red Men.

Manzanita Council Of the Degree Of
Pocahontas at the first meeting in June
elected new set of chiefs for the en-
suing term. These are: Annie Con-
roy, Pocahontas; Eramt Caroline Wede-
meyer, wenonAh; Frank Bertwell, Pow
haitian; Helen Wiseman, keeper OF rec
crds: Lizzie Bertweli. collector of wam-
pun; Martha Coo, keeper Of wampuns;
DR.. E. NJ. Cherry, medicine man; Emma
Rice, chief of music; j. J. Rice, cleo
trician. and Mrs. w. Nevin. trustee.
Fronfa Thompson will become the
prophecies. These chiefs will be raised
up at public raising on July II. Emma
Caroline Wedsmeyer, who has been
chosen as the wenonah of the council.
has for several years been connected
with different local fraternal associa-
lions, and is one of the brightest
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Knights Tenpiar.

Theo Frohlich. recorder of Golden
Gate Commandery, Il. T.. has moved
his office from the Masonic Temple to
the James Flood building. At the as
sembly of the commandery in the first
week in June one candidate for mem
bership was elected. Company B OF
the Golden Gate battalion now drills
every Friday in the Lick House.
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tended by a large. number or people,
who were pleasantly entertained with q
short programme, the principal features
of which were vocal selections BY Annie
Gill; Ernest Florence. Nellie Kuyken'
dali and Mrs. Prentiss. During the
evening the audience was addre5se by
Enest Duden. the supreme president
A new assembly of the order was in
stituted in Portland. Ore. recently with
twenty-six charter members. The ma
jority of the charter members are MEM
bers OF other fraternal associations
On the night of the last Wednesday
in May San Francisco Assembly gave
an entertainment in the Odd Fellows
building to its members and friends ana
there were many in the meeting place.
There was an overture by the Letrodec
family. members of the assembly; vocal
solo. Miss Cady; recitation, Francis
Robinson; songs, Anna Gill; recitations.
George White; original song. Mrs. A j.
Kuykendall; select reading, Mrs Fow-
Ter; vocal selections, Mrs. Prentiss: club
swinging. DIR. III. c. Dietz. and vocal Sc
lections. Mrs Hatch. The serving of re-
freshments and dancing closed the
evening.
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committee to arrange for an entertain
nnent to be given in the Red Mems
building on the evening of June 13. This
is TO consist of a musical programme,
whist and dancing. This is TO be a com
plimentary affair and invitations may
be had from any of the members. or at
the office of the order in the Parrot
building
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Woodrnen of the World.

The event of the last week in Wood
men of the World circles was the insti-
tuition of F. A. Falkenberg Camp on
the night of the organization of the
Pacific jurisdiction of the order by the
late Head Consul F. A Falkenberg. 1t
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Lincoln Annuity.

In the early part of the last week in
May r. e. Bunker Assembly of the Lin
coin Annuity Union had an at home"
in the Mission Opera Hall that was at
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01

PLESZEW. w swieto
wielkanocne strzelali synowie
gocpodarzy Jan Szlachciak,
J6zef i Andrea Walczak z
Nowejwsi z mozdzierza ma
drodze publicznej. Kiedy Sci.
W 2 swieto wystrzeli}, zda-
rzy1o sic, re przechodzili VIA
Snie tamtedy wymiernik Sta
che i robotnik Kaczmarek z
Ludwiny. Strza} zrani} Kacz-
marka W reke a Stachemu
podziurawi1 ubior. Zapisano
ich do kary. (-) Majatek p.
Moehringa $50 m6rg naby}
p. Becker z Kuczkowa "a
$50 tvs. NIX. Morga wypada
W Genie pc 40 NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01

RACIBORZ. w kosciele
parafialnym przystepowa}y
dzieci pc raz pierwszy do
komunii sw. - ale caly ten
akt uroczysty odby} sic je-
dynie W jezyku urzedowym,
chociaz dzieci po1skich by}o
wiecej niz po}owa. Tymcza-
sem ,,Anzeige" wychodzacy
W Raciborzu wyrazi} ubole-
wanie, ze W Pakosci razem z
dziecmi przystepowa} do pier
wszej komunii jeden ch}opiec
niemiecki i caly ten akt uro-
czysty by} dian bez znacze'
MIA, DO ami razu ksiadz pc
niemiecku ME %przem6wi} -
o zgrozo!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
z POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO. Zakaz odczytu.
W niedziele wieczorem 3D.
bye sic mia} ma sail Domu
katolickiego odczyt D. niece
nasa Karpi6skiego ma temat
,Trzeci maja". Zaledwie pre-
legent zdola} wygfosic pierw-
SEE zdanie, zblizy} sic do ME-
60 komisarz policyjny Pesch-
mann i zapyta}, kto jest pre-
wodniczacym zebran1a, a do
wiedziawszy sic, il jest MIN
m6wca p. mecenas Karpi6-
ski, rzek}: Zakazuje mowy i
wzywam do opuszczenia sa-
III. Co by}o ~powodem zaka-
zu, komisarz ME powiedzia3,
Zaznaczyc wypada, il poll
eva ~pozwoli}a ma wyg}osze-
ME odczytu, a zakaza}a nato-
Mast 6piewu i deklamacyi,
kt6re mia}y sic odbyc ola
urozmaicenia wieczoru. II
zebrana publiczno66
opuszcza}a sale nucac ma
zurka trzeciego maja i zaz-
naczajac wielkie rogoryczenie
i wZburZenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01

GDANSK:: w okropny spo'
sob zako6czy} W tych dniach
swe zycie pos}ugacz kolejowy
Felleckner.' W chwili gdy F.,
bedacy' W sluzbie, przecho-
dzl1 >przez szyny, najecha} go
pociag z Copot i zmiazdzy}
mu glove tax, il ma miejscu
by} trupem. G1iniane ma
'czynie I spora liczba srebr.
nych monet znaleziono ma
gruncie p. Herzoga m}odsze-
go, W Sidlicach,, Monety te, z
kt6rych niekt6re byly mniej
wiecej tax wielkie iak nasze
dawniejsze dwutalar6wki, po-
.chodza z roku 1853. Prawdo-
podobnie zosta]y. dawniej W
.czasie: wojen zagrzebane W
ziemie i zamurowane, ably "a
bezpieczyt je pred nieprzy~
jaci6}mi.