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Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE.

In the probate court of the county of Maricopa. and territory of Arizona
 In the matter of the estate of George U. Collins. deceased.
 Whereas the probate court of the county of Maricopa did on the gath day of January. 1907. order. adtudge and decree that the uEdersigned ex- ecutor of the will of George U. Collins deceased. should sell at public auction or private sale as the e1ecutor should judge to be most beneficial to the estate and fin one parcel or In subdt- visions as the executor should judge to be. most beneficial to the estate for cash or on terms as may be reason able for the best interests of the estate all and singular the following lands and tenements belonging to the estate of said deceased.
 And whereas the undersigned execu- tor of the will of said deceased judging it to be most beneficial for the estate to offer the said premises at private sale
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned exeeutor of the will of Geo. IT. Collins deceased hereby offers for sale at private sale the lands and pre- mises of said estate hereinafter de- scribed and gives notice that bids and offers in writing will be received at the office of E. J. Bennitt. No. 1s North Center street in the city of Phoenix. Maricopa county. Arizona, on and af- ter the 18th day of March, 1907. at l3 noon.
 The premises so offered for sale are described as follows:
 Parcel A. The south east 1-4 of sec ton i5, T. N. R. E.
 Parcel B. The north east l-4 of sec ton 2l. T. N. R. E.
 Parcel C. The north west 1-4 oi Sec ton 2I, T. N, 2E.
 Parcel D. The south east 1-4 of sec ton Is. T. 1 N., R. E.
 Parcel E. Five (5) acres in the south east corner of the north east 1-4 of section Is. T. N, R. E. on which Is located a well and pumping plant and connected with this piece of land is a roadway thirty feet wide running due west along the south line of the north 1-2 of said section Is, all of which premises are in the county of Maricopa and territory of Arizona.
 The bids and offers for such pre- mises must be in writing and accom- panied by certified check equal In amount to ten per cent of the bid made and may be for one or more or all of said parcels. the balance of the bid to be paid in cash on confirmation of sale.
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. February Fist, 1907.
 B. J. BENNETT. Executor of the will of Geo. U. Coll,na
 Deceased
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
5639 Childs Yoke Apron, to 10 years.
 CHILD'S YOKE APRON. 5639.

5639 Child's Yoke Apron, 4 to 10 years.
 CHILD'S YOKE APRON 5639.
 Tn apron that really protects the frock is the one that is most needed for the active children. Illustrated is one that can be worn over the dress or or that can be made to take the place thereof and which is a really attractive little garment as we'll as an essentially practical and useful one. As illustrat- ed it is made of white linen with lines of blue forming plaid. linen being a very serviceable and very satisfactory material for aprons of the sort. but it would be pretty in chambray or in gingham and in all the many lawns and dimities that are used for chil- dren's aprons. Dimity Is especially dainty and pretty and is we'll liked while the lawns. both plain and cross barred, are always attractive.
 The apron is made with a plain yoke portion to which the full fronts and
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
l. W. SPENCER DEAD.

J. %. spenver, who with hIs wife has lived on their twenty-five acre rsBeh south of the s. P. depot for the past TWO years. died Thursday night at ten o'clock from s hemorrhage of the lungs. MT. Spencer was i5 years O. age. He gas s member Of the Aethodis, church and he and his wife have made many friends since coming Aere, vho greatly sympathixe with his wife and relatives in this time of great sorFoS.
 Ar. and Mrs. Spencer came here from Everett, Washington. about two sears ago in hopes Of benefitins MT. spencey's health and bought the small ranch which they have been farming ever since.
 The body is now lying in the under taking pariors of Hodnett q Carr. Mrs. Spencer will return with it' to the old home in Washington where the fu- neral services will be held. as soon as arrangements can be made.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01

, backs are attached. IL is supplied with convenient and altogether satis- factory patch pockets and the fulness at the back is held in place by means Of belt portions. The little roll-over collar finishes the neck and the sleeves are just wide enough to be drawn on over those of the dress without rump- ling them.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size (s years) is 4 yards 27 or 5-s yards 36 inches wide
 The pattern 5639 is cut in sizes for children of 4. 6. s and 10 years or age. and will be mailed to any address by the fashion department of this paper on receipt of ten cents. Of in haste send an additional two-cent stamp for letter postage which insures more prompt delivery.)
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican, Phoenix. Ariz.. nN- ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
WILL MOVE TO TOWN.

John F. Horne recently bought the H. s. Peterson home in the south part Of town and tomorrow will make his family there to make the place his fu- ture home. MT. Peterson. who has been working in Cananea, Mexico. for some time, will move his family there. Mir. Horne has been doing quite an extensive real estate business recent ly. Besides buying this fine piece of town property, he sold him S0-acre ranch to Pomeroy & Kelly. as agents. a short time ago.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
MESA
BACK FROM eIseEE.

Dr. Drane returned from BisDee yes iert.ny. where he has been for several days attending the Arizona Medical ass0ctation.
 The doctor reports a fine meeting and a general good time. The meet ing closed with a big banquet which made an especially favorable impress siea upon the doctor. At the election of officers for the ensuing year Dr. DFane zax honored with the position of second ce-pFesident of the asso- ciatiea.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01

than four years while a vast oppor- tunity for political corruption would be placed at the hand of the national administration.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
LIST OF WARRANTS.

1lSI 0e WAkkANIS. (contnued from Page 7.) a.s m May May 90 s'''"' "oo a-~. .''' saving. '''' Acct R (. Salary Inspector. District Nc. zee a.s :e Aot. carenv March
  Secretary. Expenses May l.-ls RECORD of TERRITORIAL SCHOOL WARRANTS Paragraph R. s Act Section r. r.! Law. 9.I,t IsS'
  :. A.y {: .,.zo Count, rasur '''"''''"''F@' Apr" ' CT cochise cOun ss County coconino County Apportionment  ,: May ssss~ County rus >''''''"F"' Apr" County AppOrtionmenr April Maricopa County Apportionment April p AppOrtionment April Navajo (. May 7 2s.s7o County Treasur- Pima COun- .. May z. s7.sO County Treasur-
  May County Treasur County. AppOrtOnment April Tavapai . Apporionment April D. .. G us April M of pn,,, ~ w Nen company Instruction February .AprI IS. U. S. FOREST RESERVE SCHOOL AND ROAD FUND WARRANTS ISSUED No Amount 1 La l Ma
  " Maj Treasur
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Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
WILLIAM PARKS DEAD.

William C. Parks who was for many years a resident of Nephi. near Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01

A real enemy Is more to be desired than a false friend.-Philadelphi Press.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
(continued from Page 7.)
Purpose.

Salary as Inspector. District No. ?. lst Quarter. Care live stock. March al-May 1. e- 10. Attorneys fees and expenses. March :0-May S.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
:. FUND WARRANTS ISSUED.

Expenses. May 14-1s.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-01

Executor of the will of Geo. U. Coll,na
 Deceased
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

lW,eosza, tt!y|ll u y nis q Y 4 IS
lime I1llll iz1delaarl,zel,lnl1liiletts5z! u y,
'takie: oto psiech,a!llo1 dW6e'shl:s
Is 4, g P t. Fran Fr,aau 'l6IIi a.
Esasiedn,iego miasteczl a..
yasoty q 81 Unforeseen at 81 g
cry ten az .drodze take So 9
bic ,c,zzlu1lb6y zalaH, ze im ns..s sie
przypom11nriialy7. .' easy Z q
sinnych lat, jaktto'S on on gle
bralEii "a q pasy j sic uderzal1,Z
czyli jak sic ty m6fWi: cis llzl-s
Ii; Wrec tel j tefaz nasi VA
growie jak sic nlile'pochwyca
Il jak sic zaczna uderzac, q
FranuS Pitusiowi zlamal no.
|ge. Teraz bedzie mia1 lepszy'
czas razpamietywac dzieci1-
!skie figle.
M loon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

10 ,skLotls'zltuje o,,dI1l01 - dolla-.
row tbo,nl'la,, ! jjessiz''c.Izz q inliiieWEieda,
.czy sieena te41sk'oto6 AZ Te.
raz kko l czytesllniccy, s mu-
sze powr6cic do ko6ciol]aaat = d d,
dElrl'o,gi kr'zsyyjzl 9 : Pc s ll1'lfl GO
nyclh s 't,,l', a t l,'t'a tezi
.WgpstIaapric Dc q. ga salo Gnu, jak sic
m6wi
No, tam to sic odpraww.ii
padlug reguly Belzebuba, ]
|iezeli czeetelnicy pamietaja,
jak to keiada v nie,dziele,
poprzednia pred palmo,wa,
czyta, .] EEl'sW'al1n u q 6W., % ~.
|dzi porwai kamienie ma 2.
.Jezuss, tax, tn nasi krzyzo-
ME kamjenie, ale fla.
ski porwali ma sic ] pr6bo.
wall ma swoich lbach,
ale &c tax 1by jako
flaszki popekaly, vice spra.'
wa .ta. opar}a sic v sadzies j
koszt przyszod{ stego ME.
ma1y. 6.
lima znowu raza dw6ch
farmer6w jednym. wozem
przyjechalo pc ksiedza do,
chorej osoby, j tax ma te.
fantazye sobie czuhy zalali,
zie jak ruszyli cd plebanij, to.
jeden zaraz sic zwali} kolo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
z rOcZnegO
posiedzenia Stow. Xxx.
Pol. w Ameryce.

3ZE-=EEE LIS ECG% 5rE%-. rH-@&
Dnia "a kwiet. b. ! odby}o sic
y Silver Lake, Mimi, = pleebaniiii
Wbnego <. a. Zalewskiego
rocznesposiedzenie czlonkdw Stow
Xxx Pol. v Ameryce. -Wbny
x. Babifski, Kapelan q zagasii}}
;posiedzenie modlitwa poczzeGmnnI
prsystspiono Do oblraa.dl.
M piierwvauzyym nielsen 1n posts s1a
viii X. Paclolski Wniosek ppopaarfttyy
pprrzez $. sroks saby prteoz.yttano
protok6izprrsesszlegg rot liloe
sseikspf1yyjjsseto,s
KsBasbihsskkiI- vnios.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
2. S u " asg a Sc k + ct + a.

Wobec scis1ych praw unijnych
zaproWadzenia praktycznego, re-
gularnej novel taryfy, konieczanrem
okazuje sic przypomnienie 1890
paragraph .Ustaw Stow. Xxx. Pol.
" Am. kt6ry opiewa nastepuj9co:
czlonek zobowiq2tsny jest
ui6cic sig re zaleglobcl W 8 m g 8.
Pc up1ywie tego czasu, zapytujje
sekretarz cz}onka " spos6b doku-
mentality, czy zamierza nadai "
Stow. pozostac- Gdy odpowied1zl
W m iesia1cu ME nadejdzie,,
cz1onka tego wykre5la sic ze"S s'tto
warzyszenia."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
PLANTERsyILE, Tex.
4, Kwiecie6 1907.

ID. T-"tas :, .. Er.. ,-#NA .EZHs.-. .rstpt-frs = a. %Et&f
Szanowvna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
JUL dawno:nie pisa}em mic
do was, i tax chcia}em pu.
Iscic ia razem ale rozwazyw-
sly to rzecz dobrze, mysle,
ze to by ME bylo dobfze,
ably sic tel ME podzielit 2
|Rodakami jaka w~iadomoscia
Z tutejszej oklto,1lLicy. .N''ajprz6d
trzeba zacza6 Cd kosciola, a
potem p6jdziemy dalej.
u mas tn Y Anderson, "
ko5ciele parrafialnym, odby}a
sic W wielki piatek jak "a.
zwyczai 'dr''oga krzyzowa, tyl
ko tn u mas ME potrzeba we
wiecz6r tych %ceremoni I'd.
!~prawiac, jak " starl.ym kraju.
|tylko MONA to oddprawit "a
|dnia, DO tn jest kraj Wolny,
a mianowicie farmerzy v
Texas sa sobie wolni j v
og6Ino6ci po ca}ych stanach
|Z,,jedn1ios,ccz,;o'oiny,ch1i. zy,,c'di'e q ia
far,mloi1e to Jest raj ala clio
wieka, czy to Wla66ciciela czy
arendarza; niema klopotu 9
iutro, lyle sobie; lax 70 mo-
VIA: jak u Pana Boga q
|piecem; moze rye j nigdy
ME umierac, ale ze to Pan
bog tax postanoWlf, ze czfo
wick musi umrzec, cry we've
sniej czy p6zniej.
Pomina1em sic tn cokol-
wick 2 praWda, ze farmerzy
zyja bez k1opotu: zeby ich 2.
Bog zachoWal odjakiej kle
SKI, OF jak Y tym roku v
niekt6rych okolicach era.
|dY zbily ,zzaasiewy, kor-
nv (kukurydze bawelne,
w niekt6rych znowu PREY
mrozki zabily bawelne ME
kt6rzy to znowu MUSIC sia6
po try cztteryy ray Z baWve.}t-
ne jakoS to niechee wscho.
die jju1Ez q. taxi brak siy.
WI ba'We elidlia es -
buszell tegos iew kosztnje
5oc'e lultl1 /, = $50 i q .kIzosztnje
leo 'l|. ffunl,tt, e csz.yi tona sltego
s8ssSS5S8saS sa .4SSS5&4as. @SaHS88sst -
a il''' s. k Sc,
lId (lll|l| go ..,z.ln \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

popatttyy Woitow''iiezaaa'. I
pprrze',z'Esxs . Pa aechElools1Ai
wlge.onymzz!d1sa.tnnli'el ion j EN- AIKEN
Jest aabl9Y:# esp1raw'os
4zsdi d ] ~ ~ aiossss1 ! 81
shbdzi ednoglo6nie. =.ts5s
IS IA wniosek 81. Pacchoolskieggo,
sekretsarz odo.ytuje tegoroczhy e,
port fnansowy, kt6ry sic przes,dstta---
via nastepulaco:
.Bi1anssz' rparzesz4egozrolkul s
Do kasy wp1ynelo Cd lipca
1906 do kwietnia 1907. 45 $40
og6lny dosh6d 1926. g 9
10 i q.
Delegation na sejn, $40 90
opiacenie assessmentu
do Uni. ......... 24s. %
wydatki kancelaryijne sekr. SEQ
a s-S -----
.og6lny rozoh6d 400. %
Zes st = ' j 9 nj 8.
49, E%&@- 21EaE|I, &ES
=. -. ;. es9S..=7s
Rozoh6d. 400. 80
g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

W " W'nniosek Guzdka popsraty
IIIlplrrzsezK. Pra}ata Maaijse5rai X n
tovicza aby=Wyybblraae6s !. W6jjeikl.aa
Buffalo Buffalo n. n g vice kapellaanl'.a =
..P passe's saklla|macyje przyyjjfetoo.
Ma n sW 81 TX. Babihskkiiieggo
,pooparty przezz < Majerasi . -
lewskiegoi y sby komitsst do sprawy5
81 ws s!li,ssld pfzeeaz' aka l.ll,
,nnaoyy]js, ten'san Wnii 10 przeocho''
.dzi. ,.. 5 9.
Do ko,nitetu wieec nalezaae snadalE:
<. J: s i, ! ! = Crosse, Wis.
X. j. Belzowski, Ll1edoux, MINI
4. 7. RekosiatRl2,, Little Falls, MINI
y. x: Gu ql Z wnosi zaappytanlie,
dl,okad ma by6sprzyszle posieedzee,'nliiee
zwoef4ane. - KS. Baalbiinskii, znany
polskieiszczerosci, goscinn6scl 81:
zaprasza Wbnychsc zlonkdw do sic
bic mad wielkle jezioro Superior. .-
z#oklaskiem przyjeto:
49, x. Guzdek wnosi zamknie-
Gle obrad -iednogfosnie przyjeto
odroozenie posiedzenia do praysz9er-
go roku poczemn x. kapeian
posiedzenie modlitwa.
rs Jan st. Guzdek
'sekretarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

moznaby upro6cl6 ulaalWilt..
|Wjednym idlrlugim5 kka altet
mic znaiduia pie zbyt dluggie
lzdania. Nadtosw jednym
ldrugim Riele odpox'tetpd1zi
ldleli sic na 81 . ln1'la,wet 1. 8
Ipunkt6W pod jednym pyta-
MEM To przeciez sprawila
ltrudno6ci starszym, 9 coz do
ipiero dziecku? Dziecko wyli.
csa i wyliczaas nareszeie ME.
moze sic zoryientowac,
gdzie i co wylicza.
Katechizm takby powinien
Ibye ulozony aby a pytania,
Iehoc mole dluzsze, byly wy
razone jasno; inaczej dzieck 70.
ME ~rozumiejac Q, co chodzi,
musi sic 60 uczyc na panied
Iaby iakos zdobyc sic ma cd.
~powiedz. rs odpowiedd kr6 81,
kie " prostych slowach, 9
ljesli konieczna odpowledz
Idluzsza, te gdzie tylko MOI
ma [bo ME zawsze mozna
podzielic ia i umie6cic pod
n6wyni pytaniami. Nadtc 6
niejedne rzeczy trzebaby Cd
|powiednio zastosowat do ma
szych okoliczno6ci, a vice
opu6cic, lane roz"
szerzy6 jak n. p, 9 postu-.
sze6stwie wzgledem roddiz,ic:6W
etc, . ko6ciele, . towarzyst-
wach zakazanych, O. sakra-
mencie malzehstwa j It. r. .
Katechizm taxi must ME bye
zbyt obszernym, ably go
mozna precise " trzeciej
czwartej klasie LII d. ~,
grade.
lime nwagi zostawiam
ola os6b doswiadeczehszyeh
odemnie.
Rozumie sic, IL PREY 711a-
uce religii Historya Biblijna
lest rzecza u mas niezbedna,
Ii wierzyc mi sic ME chce,
LAX slyszalem, 10 " wielu
szko}ach dzieci Biblii ME
vida Wediug mego ida q
MIA jest to zbrodnia puszeza6
dziecko " SWAT tax kulawa
nauka miedzy Protes tant6w
kt6rzy ustawicznie ! Biblia
sic zastawia;a -. =. jake
skutki stad wyniknac mo-
ga, kazdy latwo zfozumie.
A vice moim zdaniem ma
|leza}oby wprowadzit diva
podreczniki religijne:s jeden
maly ola poczatkujacych t. ]
mniej wiecej ma pierwszs
Idruga klase,a drugi 6rednictE
(rozmiaf6w ma klase trzecia
i czwarta LII I'd & WITH gra'
de.
w wvzszych za6 :. klasach,
gdzie je maja, moznaby waz-
niejsze rzeczy dokladnie po'
wt6rzyc; nadto zaznajomi6
dzieci ~odpowiednio z Bib1ia
obrgedami koscielnymi, ktbre
sic widzi i slyszy a maao ict
znaczenia rozumie; Tub tel
wykladat historye ko6ciel
ma. B
Ma tym ko6cze moje.uwa'
gi " nadziei, il one MOI.
porusza innyoh do zapropo.
nowanfa czegos: lepszego nj
. lynn polu. i.
Jesli wals i ]aska, inne ga.
zety NIGGA powyzsze uwagg
. zuzytkowac.
~SpraW0zdanfe z r0ezneg,
pOsiedzenfa Stow. Xxx
!, Pol. w Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

#tE.f@@SSs
i zn6w nowy zaryzna drug.
mieslac j. t. i. 2 odpowied
MIN p1wtorzeniem PREY kof-
ca katdego p6lrocza. "
drugim roku wzialem tossa
mo, tylko wiecej pytaf Q
tymsamym p~rzedmiocie.
Zauwazylem. gdy v trzecim
roku dzieci zaczely SIG uczyc
katechizmu najp. rs. bisk.
L~ikowskiegc, wielka r6knice
" pestepie nauki mledzy
dziecmi uczacymi sie v ten.
spos6b a tymi, kt6re nau,czy-
~ sic pare modlitw i kilka
odpowiedzi bez wszelkiego
porzadku.
Otto szkic owej nauki: Ia
czslem z dziecmi Q tym, GO
najlepiej znaj4 i widza, pyta-
iac ich: na cJ. 10, ma co owo
i. t. d. = nastepnie ktoI. to
dial, vice nauka Q Bogu;
dalej o stworzeniu;-o anio-
ZACH, o ludziach, Q ich ME-
posiusze6stwle 10 grzechu)..
i kr6tko o nedzy pc grzechu
nastepnie kto ludziom przy-
by} z pomoca, a Wac Q =.
Jezusie, czyli Jego zycie ma
ziemi, - Jego~i "
TAME, ~wniebowstapienie, Du-
cha sw. zesianie, Q apostle
bach i wreszcie kr6tko Q
kosciele, DO Q tym juz troche
trzeba wiedziec .zaraz ma
drugiej STRONGLY katechizmu
najp. ks. bisk. Iikowskiego,
kt6rego. uzywamy " niz''
szych klasach. = Prey ..tym
uwzgledniono najpotrzebniej-
SEE modlitwy i dodano kr6'
tkie upomnienia praktycz-
ne. Bardzo prawdopodob-
ME, IL inni znaja. praktycz-
Messy zarys, kt6ryby MONA
zuzytkowae.
Gdyhy cos podobnego
wprowadzono do szk6f para
fialnych, byioby to wielka
korzyscia ola dzieci, kt6re
chetnie sluchaia Q P. Jezusie.
Ksiazke taxa trzebaby konie-
cznie zaopatrzye " odpo-
wiednie wizeru1ki, ably ME
tylko umysl dziecka, ale tax
ze jeyo SERGE i imaginacye
zachecic DO rzeczy pieknych
dc rzeczy czystychi religij-
nych.
Chociaz MONA uczyc tych
rzeczy bez takiego podrecz-
nikal jednak ME z tax well
kim skutkiem, gdyi ksiadz
. bedzie przedstawiat odpowie-
dzi W jnhych s}owach, czcl.
godue Siostry W iunych
rodzice tez " innych....
Dalei TAXA ksiazka by}aby
pomoca " szkole ola ucza-
cych a przedewszystkiem ola
roczic6w; kt6rzy .chetnie
chcieliby czego6 nauczyt
dzieci, a ME wiedza, czego sic
maia trzymac. Moznaby ODD
powiedzi przeznaczone ns
drugi rok odpowiednio zaz.
naczyc MP. gwiazdka i tip. "
sdrugiej klasie (II grade)
dzieci judy byly wstanie :
,takich podrecznik6w miet
korzyst,@ i ~przyzwyczajat sit
do uzywania katechizmu.
Pc takim wstepie radzil.
bym ola pewod6w wyzej wy
luszczonych ME wprowadza'
mniejszego j wiekszego ka'
techizmu, ale jeden Sred
nj.
Co sic tyczy katechizmu, t
- - .- 1-Al@-ls-~ 1~o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

Ogg6lny rozc1oo 4oo'o2
z . s t a v i e nj &.
Doch6d ). ~. $52h.79
Rozohdds.. -. 400 . 80
" kasie pozostajes 1s4::s1.
~ KS. Babinski poparty prseeaz,.
x Paoholskiego i x. Kobyllhskie-
go wnosi, ably sprawozdas'nie prey
ig6 ! uznlaniem dla obecnych urze.
dnik6w = co tee iednomy6lnie n
,czyhtlfiono przez powstanie Z siedzzen
f. /. Wniosek x. KobyIihskieggoo'
poparty, przez <. Guzdka ] x: JAZZ
daewskiego = ably kazdy czfonek
placif po>datek wed}ug taryfy swe--
go wieku - jednogloknie przyjety.
e.) x. Guzdek wnosi, ably ma
! n,adzwyczajne wydatki kiazdtly
ozfonek poza taryfowym podatkiem
wp1acai:s dol. jednog}osnie przyjeto
ma ten rok, ola pr6by z tym dod1at..
KEN, re w.tych 3. dol. kazdy clio
mex ma jjuuzz op1acony organ. pnijjny.
~ Ma wnioeek x. lKobyl'hskiss
60, p,ooparty przez =. Pacholskiegc'
}iX: Babihdskiiego, przeczytano stan
wp}aty podatkowesJ k.adaggo. cz}on-.
Ia. osobno.
81 rs. Kobylinski podaje who
sek.o z}aozeniu eie Stow. re stowa-
rtzyszeniem x. x: swieokioh '
Ameryce. - Wniosek o5d}ozono do
Edebat przyszforocznego
8. KS. Pacholski poparty przez
Kobylinskiego i K Guzdka =
zabiera CLOS, ably wzla6t pod de:
baty sprawe majacego sic zebrae
kongresu. ri :
Jednogfosnie przyjeto 2 entunya
ymem = ze ideje te Stow: topierra
- okazujac chec brania czynnegoo
uldzialu we wszelklch sprawach,
kwestyjach kongresowych.
10Y Wnlosek <. Baczyka, popar
tY przez x. Pacholskiego i =.
lGuzdka, ably wyrazic serdeecznre y. i:
znanie i sympatyje wszystkim ka:
pfanom,, ,oiierpiacym "a sprawee ma 1a
rodowq pod 'hakatystyoznym Der.
1emsw pahstwie ;, bojazni bozej" :
zentuzyjazmem przyjsto.
Zredagowaniem sodpowiedlnlli'eggec
iiadresu uznlanla iissympatyji j obmnyy.
5leniem najdogodnieisze go sposobu
Il -%s- g -..tE E Lng E.. - ''AE@sEIZswEy$4kH.
przes}ania tekoz "a ma sic zajae
komiteb do spraw publicznych. 4
III Wniosek x. Guzdka, ably
przystapic do oboru noweggo. 2 zarza;
du -;przyjeto; - ten sam wnosii,,
ably wyt6r odbyl: sic "a pomoc99
kartek poozem nastapil wyb6r.
z p~rzeliczenia glos6w - okazaKte
sic, ze prezesem zosta1 obranyx !.
Pachollski, Winona, MINI. vice
prezesem *. Wojtowicz, G1rennyiillllle.
S. OAK. e.. Pr P'rlzzy wyborze na kasyy.
era glossy sis rozstrzeli1y p
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