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Evening journal., 1907-12-17
COLORED ELKS
OPEN new HOME
New Rooms at No. SII Tat
nall Street Are Hand
SOmeIy furnished

The new home OF the Improved Bene-
violent Protective Order Of Elks OF tho
World. Paul Lawrence Dunbar Lodge.
No log. a wel-known colored organiza-
ton In this city. was opened for the first
time for inspection to-day The home Of
the lodge IS at No. Sii Tatnall street and
it IS handsomely furnished throughout
and from general appearances. no expense
was spared to ht out the rooms.
Tho meeting room IS on the third floor
and the furniture in the room was
made especially for IL. The dining room
for the members OF the lodge on tho first
floor, is an innovation and is expected to
be well patronized. There rs also a billiard
room, and other amusements.
The building will be kept open oil day
and this evening ana friends OF the lodge
are invited to visit the rooms. Members
viii be on hand to take charge Of the
visitors.
The present officers Of the organization
are: Exalted ruler Charles Mason; es-
toemcd leading knight. Walter Mercer:
esteemed loyal knight, George Epps; es-
teemed lecturlng knight. James Roberts;
Inside guard, Henry Pryor; outside guard
Wesley Farrell, esquire, Harvey Ander-
son; secretary. James IL. Price, treasur-
or, Thomas Eugene Chase; chaplain.
George Dutton; organist. John Bostic;
trustees, James II. Foreman, chairman:
Harry Flamor, vioe-chairman; George NJ.
Benson, secretary; John Warwick, treas
urer; J. c. Wright Ottery Dumpson aud
Henry Driver.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
STRANGE CASE
OF DROWNING
Unknown Man Let Go Hold
on Rope and Quietly Sank
TO Ills Death

The body Of the man who is sup
posed to have committed suicide in the
Christians river at the Pusey and Jones
wharf late last night has not yet been
recovered. The police We're notified to-
day that a Polander living at NO. lOS
Bird street was missing from his home
and the drowned mansohght be him,
but until the body is recovered, this
will not be known. rois
Edwar Fowler, engineer on the tug
boat Grantlyn, reported to the police
late last night that a man had COM
mitted suicide at the Pusey and Jones
wharf. The man was first seen making
his way hand over hand along haw-
ser between a boat and the wharf and
when he reached the middle, he let go
his hold and quietly sank beneath the
black waters, Nothing but ripple
showed the spot where he went down.
The man came TO the surface once
and Fowler threw him rope, but he
made no effort 10 grasp 1t and he sank
again to rise no more.
The police and the coroner are MAX
ing an investigation, but so FAR have
learned little in addition to the story
told by Fowler.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
MADE BONFIRE
OF BED CLOTHING
Man Breaks Up
Housekeeping Nightin
Serious Way

AT a late hour Of night, James p.
Reed, Of Blackbird, last night chopped
the family organ into qindling wood,
carried beds and bed clothing into the
yard and applied a match to the pile.
Come over here at once; a man is
burning his house" was the message
telephoned to Townsend by Theodore
Ferguson, owner of the farm on which
Reed lives, after seeing Reeds capped
Constable Hari1N Wiley, accompanied
by six other men, arrived at the Reed
home in time TO see the bed clothing
benig consumed and took Reed into
custody before he could do any other
damage
Magistrate Harman, Of Townsend,
committed Reed TO the New Castle
County Workhouse this morning on a
charge Of assaulting his wife, Jane.
He is under $500 bail.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
L.EGAI. NOTICES

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE, IN AND FOR
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
No. ll3. Nov term. A. d.. 1907
In the matter Of the petition Of Sarah
Alice Cox to have a certain MORTGAGE
made and executed by Thomas y de VS.
NOrmandie unto the Aid Loan Associa-
tion and recorded In Mortgage Record 81
Volume B. Page sos marked Satisfied"
on the record thereof
AND NOW TO WIT this sixteenth
day Of December, A. D.. 1907. petition and
affidavit fled and on motion of William
II. Surtz, Esquire, Rule granted upon
Aid Loan Association, a corporation of
the State OF Delaware to show cause If
any Il has why the mortgage hereinbefore
fled" on the record thereof returnable
on Monday, the sixteenth day of Decem-
ber. A. d., 1907, at 2.3O O'Clock d. m
And now TO wit, this Sixteenth day or
December a. D.. 1907 II Is ordered that
the above rule be continued to the Six
teenth day Of January, A. D.. 1905 and
that copy thereof be published BY the
Sheriff of New Castle county IN a news
paper Of said county. once each week for
four successive weeks
IN TESTIMONY that the above
IS a true copy of the Rule grant
cd IN the case there stated. and
OF the order of the court made
(SEAL) thereon as the same remains OF
record I hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Seal OF the said
court this Sixteenth day of De-
cember, A. D., 1907.
FRANK SPEAKMAN,
dis-s-so-j7 Prothonotary
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
rloksta on saIa for Roxina.

All arrangements are now completed
for the advance sale of tickets for to-
morrow nights opening exhibition Of
boxing at the Delaware Athletic Clubs
headquarters IN the skating rink adja-
cent to Brandywine Springs Park Be
gir1ing at noon to-day and continuing
until tomorrow evering tickets can be
secured at the following places: Kings
Hotel, Delaware Housea Jones's cigar
store. sixth and Market streets; Lesh-
ems barber shop, Church building; Co
hen ba. Der snop, dupont building;
Springer cigar store Fourth and Mar
ket streets; Blakely's Hotel. Rising Sun
and McCnwans, 215 East Front street
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
COUPLE
HERE TO MARRY

All the way from Illinois to get mar
ried, That's travelling some, and they
arrived here safe and sound this morn
ing but where they were married is
a mystery.
The couple or rather the benedict
TO be, first applied at the Office of
Mayor Wilson for a marriage license.
but was told that licenses were not
issued there. Magistrate Robertson,
however later issued the document, and
the names that appeared on IT We're
Harold Mackway, No. 16 Kendall
street. Chicago. and Miss Louise Vail
lancourt, No. SOC South Eleventh street.
haywood. Illinois
The man wanted to be married by
the mayor but tho bride had her way
She wanted a preacher to tie the knot
so they went i'm search OF a minister
and where they found one could not
be learned
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Increased Force Of Engravers.

Owing to the demand for engrav-
lrg on Christmas gifts, Millard +. DAVIS
The jeweier, has found it necessary 70
increase his force Of engravers He
has made ARRANGEMENTS with the Key
Stone watch Case Company, OF Phil
adcinbia. for one OF their expert en-
e,.avers who is now here and viii help
ont until after Christmas. With this
additional help he is now able 70 take
care of an orders and goods purchased
al his establishment win be ready
and on time.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
MAN
STRUCK BY TRAIN

John Webb. a mulatto. OF this city,
was found lying along the the tracks
81 the Baltimore and Ohio railroad early
Yesterday morning, at Carpenter sta
ton, in a mi-conscious condition,
having been struck BY train He was
so badly injured that 1t was consider
ed wise 10 send him to the Chester Hos
pital. Webb lives on French street
above Tenth in this city. His skull
Is badly fractured, he was nearly
soalped. and was badly cut and bruised
about the body.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
EQUITABLE BUYS
IRON PLANT

The big rolling mill plant OF the
seidel and Hastings Company was sold
at sherlff's sale this morning TO Willard
salisbury, attorney. for S298oO. Mr..
salisbury represented the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company. which
holds q mortgage against the property.
Sheriff Stafford also sold the prop
critics Of John p. Cam, at No. 1910 and
1912 Claymont street. TO Francis IT.
Walker for 1880 ami S140O, respec-
lively
The Delaware Hardware Company
bought the property Of Miles S. Bar.
rett on Woodlawn avenue. near Sec
ond street. for $1,000.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
FATHER BERMlNGHAM'S
BODY IS BURIED

The interment OF the Rev William J.
Birmingham took place at Dover, n. j.,
Father Bermingham's birthplace, to-
day. This morning services We're held
in St Mery's Church there, and the
burial was In the Bermingham plot in
the cemetery adjoining. A large dele
CATION OF Wilmington friends OF the
popular priest was present at the in
torment, while many OF Father Ber-
mingham's boyhood friends Of the vii
laee were among the mourners.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Grant Letters on Or. prapsr's Estate.

Register Walker today granted letters
Of administration c. {. a.. on the estate
OF the late DR. James A. Draper to the
Eauitable Guarantee and Trust Com-
pnny. Mary Polk Draper and DIR. James
A. Draper Jr.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
The pin was Invented in England in

The pin was invented in England in
1543.
Leather trunks were used in Rome
at the time of Caesar.
The population of the mp-growing
province OF Iligan, p. l., has trebled
since 1902.
Spanish olives yield from 20 to "a
per cent OF their weight in oil
Gloves were first seen in England
during the reign Of Edward H.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
STORE oPEN.EvENiNes UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS
COS 100000 rIarket Street

g. Mahaffy and former Judge David
T. Marvel left FOR Scranton last night.
Judge Marvel appears in the case as
counsel for United States Senator
Henry A. duFont, who is one of the
defendants charged in the bill OF par
ticulars by the government. with vio-
lating the interstate commerce laws
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
TO-DAY
IN DUPONT CASE

Judge Achbaid. sitting in Scranton,
Pa. to-day, heard argument on the
denurrers flied BY the PeyJon Chemical
Company. the Equitable Powder Man
ufacturinE Company and the Austin
Powder Company. against the charges
made by the Government against the
dupont Powder Company United
States District Attorney John p. .sields,
United States Commissioner Wuliais
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Black KnIaht to Lecture.

Rev John H. Hector "The Black
Knight" win lecture in Epwortn NJ.
+. Church on Tuesday night, December
81. New Years eve. His subject will
be Personal "Reminiscences OF the
War"
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
62l-623 Market Street.
Deaths


John Frederick Leider.
Harry F. Hance. ~
Right Rev. Bishop Coleman.
John T. Leider.
John Murray.
Lydia 3. Paxson.
Elizabeth N. Davis.
Harry A. Brady.
Susan F. Cowgirl.
Arabella E. Warpole.
Thomas J. Garretson.
Charles G. keeIins.
LEiDER-In this city. on December
18th, 1907, John Frederick Leioer
aged Al years.
Relatives, friends, employees of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, Demo-
cratic League, Hiawstha Tribe, No. ~,
IT, o. r. NJ, and National Protective
Association are invited to attend the
funeral services. at his late residence,
No. Az East Fourth street, on We'd
lnesday evening, December 18th. at 7.30
o'clock Interment Philadelphia, Pa.
,HANcE-At New Castle, Del, Decem-
Der 18th, 1907. Harry F., beloved
husband Of Anna Bina 11ance. and
son of John NJ, and Jennie =. Hance
aged 25 years.
Relatives ana trlenus are invited 70
attend the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon, December 18th. Services
at the residence of his parents. no.
so North Fourth street, New Castle
lDel., at . o'clock. Internent Glebe
/ Cemetery.
West chester, Pa, local papers please
lCopy.
lDAvIS-In this city, on December
18th, 1907, Elizabeth NJ, wife Of
Oscar c. Davis, aged % years
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at her late residence, No. 4oi
Montgomery street, on Thursday, De-
lcember 18th, 1907, at p. m. Inter-
Iment at Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Eathar Connellu III of Rhnnnaiisn,-

The Rev. Francis J. Connelley, pastor
of St Anne's Roman Catholic Church,
has been confined to his home since
Saturday with rheumatism. He has
been oblige dto spend much OF his
time in bed but he has recovered suf-
ficiently now to sit up.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Best Gifts for Christmas

Blankets Comortabes Down Quilts, Linens Bed Spreads
andkercef Silk Scarfs Neckwear Collar and Cuff Sets
Gloves Sweaters Belts Bags Pockebooks Aprons Dress
Goods Silks Hosiery Underwear Peooats Muslin Underwear
chdens Hats and Caps Shoes, Slippers Rubbes SUITS Coats
Furs Umbrellas.
Marx ON vor list ANYTHING the above and come here expect
inc; ~ find the bs and up-to-dae line OF merchandise ever
offered IN Wilmington and you'll find it and also have the addel
satisfaction having purchased it at the lowest market price any
where and in many saving OF about IS per cent
pLe For the boy girl woman Whai gives n9le more
DUUkS Measure than good book? Popular copyright DOCKS
worth ST o8 for 5oc Boys and Girls Books, 25c
andkehS Silk SCaS % Soasands Ss 9and hnd what more
useful than box of Handkrcefs for man. woman or enid
81 Boxed
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Finishing City Hail improvements.

The work on the public comfort in
the basement Of the city hall is near
ing completion The work is being
done by City Council. The comfort
will be located on the Sixth street
side.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
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FOR SALE-Large size, flreprOof safe.
must be sold at once. Address, Safe
Evening Journal Office. dll-et
WANTED-Neat. respectable woman. 80
years old, with girl child OF z. desires po-
sltion where she can have child with her.
Has had experience in ice cream and
bakery, and Is also a good practicable
housekeeper. Best references. Address NJ.
this office. di7-lt
FIRE INSURANCE.
We Will insure your Real Estate or
Personal Property In standard American
Companies at the very lowest rates
ON BRICK DWELLINGS;
$1,000 / year S100
$1,000 years $500
$1,000 years $500
ON HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE:
$1,000 ] year $500
81 600 3 years $500
$1,000 . years $500
Prompt and liberal settlement Of losses
Is principle with this agency.
Our representative viii call upon re.
quest.
Call, write or telephone us.
HAWKINS &. CO.,
General Insurance Agents.
1i2 Market street
Evening journal., 1907-12-17

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In to ID
days or money refunded. 5Oc.t
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
no pREVENT THr GRIp

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re.
moves the cause no get the genuine
call for full name and look for sigma
ture OF f. w. GROVE. 25c.s
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Harry A. Brady a Pneumoni5 vietir,

Harfy =. Brady a Pneumonia Victim
Harry A. Brady. a weil-known young
man, died at his home, No 522 West
Fourth street. Of pneumonia after q
four days Illness Mr.. Brady was 81
years old. unmarried and the brother
.of John w. Brady. the attorney.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
OBITUARY

Mrs. John S. Mullin, the mother Of Dr
John Wesley Mullin. Of this city, died in
her home at West Chester, yesterday
She was the aunt Of John s. Mulin, Jr..
of the firm of James II. Mullin and Sons,
eothiers, OF Sixth and Market streets.
Mrs. Mullin was "a years old. She had
been III for about a month Of pneumonia.
She was the daughter Of Sheppard and
Mary Ayars, of Downington. Pa, and
the wife Of John S Munin. of West Ches-
ter. OF the firm Of Mullin and Loomis. and
a former county commissioner, Of Down
ingtown. Mr. and Mrs. Mullin went to
live IN West Chester in 1878
Besides her husband, Mrs. Mullin leaves
five children. They are DR.. Sheppard
A. Mullin. West Chester; Mrs. Catherine
Pratt, Coatesville; Mrs. Isabel M. Burns.
West Chester; DR.. John Wesley Mullin, OF
this city, and Mrs. Anna Dutton, of West
Chester.
Thomas jefferson Garrettson, Il years
old, who died Sunday. was buried this af-
ternoon at O'Clock The funeral was
held from the home Of his brother-in.
law, David Meeser, No. Sos South Heald
street The burial was in Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery
The funeral Of Charles Keelins. who
died yesterday. will be held tomorrow
morning from the home. No. 22s North
jackson street at Q O'Clock. Requiem
mass will be celebrated in st. Paurs Ro-
man Catholic Church. Burial will be in
Cathedral Cemetery.
TT. c. Ward, who died at Hartford
Conn, was buried in Philadelphia to-day.
He was the husband of Mrs Margaret
Ward. daughter OF the late Daniel Nc.
Cusker, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17

Imports into Camilla in 1907 lestimated)
from the United states win amount 10
fis7 ~amst onlv sIS.o00o00 from
Great Britain
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Dolls. Teddy Bears and Fancy Holiday Goods,
Center Booths

Hachiuec No appreciated gift mother wife, sister
a"ehsS friend than of Drop Head Sewing Machines
Second Floor BALCONY
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Ribbons, Belts, Leather Goods, PURSES Collar
and Cuff Sets, Boxed Ruchings, N'ckwear

c. Anvone would appreciate pair Of Gloves, especially
VlOFSS they here we are the acknoweagea les9ss
for this city in Gloves Plenty OF Sizes Styles ana quanues' i
&c. soc. zsc, ST, SI.5o to $3.50 pair . ,t ,.
Tsrvi On centre counters unusual quantities Many styles
and prices. All boxed free, HI, .
Suspsnds Shirts and eCkwea vs a's6 @ '3S No 4P'o %sn or
how can have 100 any &c soc, 7sc and $oo Boxed free
- Maids Aprons Aprons, Aprons for every pur-
ApIUhS pose in endless variety styles and qualities 25e Soc
7sc and sIoo -r,..,..u. 1f,.on .oo
UMDieido % inete quesho.wi be settled at once Great
est line OF handles goodwear ever offered nnden
soc &c and Mems and Womens SIoo to $500 Initials en-
graved free at ST SO or better
Dress LpgBo SIX or Wooen Goods m olae, or Soof i
No more ACCEPTABLE gift and prices make II matter ol niue
cost to YOU An goods boxed free
2sc SOC 75c S1oo SIPS and p 80 per yard
Silks soc. zsc $50 SLoo SIPS and $3.50 per yard
c,tars Mannsh sly the wanted Oxford white all Sizes
cHeatSiS many styles $3.50 and So each
Evening journal., 1907-12-17

The generous spirit Of the Holiday Season fills the air We
have ali caught the spirit Owing Saturdays storm
venting many taking advantage OF The Free
San,ps even will again Wednesday to enable
an who wish to fill stamp books before Christmas give two
dollars worth Trading Stamps free Bring the coupon
with you.
Evening journal., 1907-12-17
Muslin Underwear, silk and EeatherbIOOm
SkirtS. FlanneIete Inderw ar

No more anprecaed etethan of choice Rustlng
silk Strs full line black special $500 skirt is
beauty, worth 5000.
Muslin Undegarments greater variety than many large city
stores show saving Of about rs per cent on their prices
Come IN and investigate Ly
Shoes rs and Slippers ss6.. %Su be not a.t pair . Of et RSs s
Certainly nothing had useful worth $500 but our price
5000 and $3.50 pair
Other good Shoes $Ioo $1so $2oo and $3.50 So lt
Rubbers Slippers all many styles sold at old prices
Remembsr-Two Dollars worth Of Green Trading Stamps
free Wednesday.
Underwear and Hosiery ou sgd wsS 9s to msn %oman
Of Underwear and Hosiery We have the
the money. All Sizes weights and styles
Underwear 75c sIoo SIPS $3.50 and $500 gar
Hosiery, rye Isc 1sc asc soc, 7sc and $Ioo per pair
Suits, Goats, Waists and FnrS
Stylish inexpensive nantalored Suits styles the
saving of from one-quarter onethri of regular
prices, $780, $40, S1a So $3.50 SIS, SIS $40 and $25
Chldens Coats nobby styles $500 $3.50 $500 TO $1,000
Womens and Misses Coats $3.50 S5 So $3.50, $40 to $50
WassSpecial sale of handsome and plaid Silk Waists,
worth $50, $500 and $1,000 Sale price, $500
Handsome White SILK Waists, worth $500 each Sale price,
$3.50
Eu,c Only reliable Fu are here as we other
good quality Full Mink Lynx Isabella and Sable Fox-Mus
and Scarfs
Dolls Teddy Bears and Fancy Holiday Goods,
Center Booths
Machines No appreciated gift mother, wife,
m"eH'sS friend than Of Drop Head Sewing Machines
ecOnd EloOrR
Evening journal., 1907-12-17

Ok OF Linen f1andkerchleIs TOT
zoe. &c. SI.oo. Boxed Tree.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
Madry doradzca 2 polu-
dnia.

- aL -r.-E- tE-..a.E EE-.y
,,Choialam poda6 niekt6re cenne.
wskaz6wki tym, ktdrzy oierpia NJ:
ssabos6 krzyta i ehorobe merck"
powiada ]. r. Blankenship, :
Beck, Tenn. ,;,Wyprdbowaleln 4 !
abso;1 4 Rttan1t pc xnottDiee iAaaetsctrie
Bitters: rzecaywisoie wyIleezy 70
nedxne poloienle.' Pierwssa butte butel .ua
sprawila mi wielka ulge, . Pc wzie.
Gin kilku butelek wiseej, zostaf' n
kompletnie wy1eczony; tax komt
pletnie, II sprawla. mi przyjemno6t
|nolaciG Is doskonafe lekarstwo.'
Sprzedawane pod gwaraney2 v aP.
|teye M. !. Kowalewskiego aPteks
RIA. Cena SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

OWNIK 3. N. Mlar.ya6-
skiego, v mocnej o'prawie
ksiazka do latwego nau'c,z Z
MIA sic jezyka angielskiego.
mozna dostac " naszej re-
- Gene Loo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
/. I)nm .lklatolickl gdz5e I

bonn katolick1 gdz'e 4"
warzystwa polskie znalazly
przytulek; jaklIil1mn. sposob'e.lm1
rozporzadzal znaczn mel 81
mani ma potrzeby dyecezyi.
lepiej ME dom6wic,
nil "a wiele wygadac. Ale pre-.
Gle pominacn ME MORA milc t:s
MEM dzia}alno6ci Ks. pralata
" towarzYstwie. ros
botnik6w. i ks. szambelana
.Klosa " Towarzystwie re
mie6lnik6w. Ma sto tysiecy
licza sic v obydw6ch archi-
dyeeezyach k6lka R6zahca
zywego i absolutnie ME masz
ami jednej parafii, v kt6rej,
by. wierni ME byli polaczeni
" jake To~arzystwo kc6ciel:
ne, dobroczynne, spoieczne
j t. p.
Niejeden"moze gani} poll
tyke arcybiskupa, ale ME po'
wiedzial 0 tenn, - ze by} za~
bezpieczony ma diva fronty:
Rad ME m6gl mi mic zarzu-
ciG, ! on pc cichu zrobi} vie
cej niz jepo poprzednicy. Me
moze za6 ponosic why a.
to, co przemoc zrobila. - WI
Pacanowie tylko wieszano
6lusarza "a wine kowala
q jezeli mlotem by}a. krzy-
zacka pycha, to przeciez
i, bezpo6redniem
kowadlem by}o SERGE arcy.
biskupa. Rwa}o sic tel " MIN
SERGE, ale trzyma{ je ma u
1wiezi rozum. P~rzedewszyst-
KLEIN musialo zalezec ma tenn
zeby ME byl osamotnionym,
DO Pismo w6wi: ,,vae soli!"
Vice iuz Leonowi XIII
przed}ozy} memorial posta-
will pytanie: czy tax dalej
prowadzic szyki W eiag}em,
w~1yttr,walem, niez}omnem bro
MENU ostatnich sza6c6w
czy teez 'zerwat zwodzodne1 mo-
sty. Medrzec ma tronie Pho
odpowiedzia} poch-
wa}a dotychczasowej arcybi'
polityki. Ale bez-
wzgledno6c z tamtej strony
ros}a. Towarzystwo hakaty'
stow }akome ma miliardowe
fundusze komisyi koloniza~
cyjnej, wystepowa}o z coraz
wieksza zacieto6cia, al sje:|
rzecz opar}a o szkolne dziec''
Ustepstwo arcybiskupa DIM
dera umia} Rad wyzyskac W:
cichej robocie i krytym szty:-.
chem przenicowac w}asne
swoie dawniejsze rozporza-
kt6re zapewnia}ydzie-
|ciom po1skimi jezyk ich Oh
czysty PREY nauce religiiL.
Rzecz ia byla zamierzona ]
obmy6lana cd lat Is. Ma do
w6d przytoczymy fakt ma
stepujacy.
(Ciag daisy; na'stapi).
Md~x1 dono61na y min.