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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26

party yesterday vote overwhelmingly
!! +. continue. the war. A resolution
calling for the immediate considera-
ton of peace negotiations was voted
down by almost5s3 to 1, amid tremens
dous enthusiasm The conference
adopted unanimously a resolution de-
claring for the confscaton of ac-
sumulated wealth in order 5tp lessen
the financial burden of the war on
the masses: I'D III
st. Louis detectives are searching
for a negro who is said to have
known the financial condis.on and
habits of Mrs. Margaret Bledsoe, 3d.,
wealthy widow whose body was
found IL the basement Of the home
of Samuel House Wednesday night.
Her skull! had been crushed with
llatcEet. harness strap wound
tightly around her throat, and her
clothes nearly torn off.
Desperate fighting IS still in
progress in the Riga region on the
Russian front Further attacks by
he Germans n the Tirul marsh dis
trict we're rcpulscd and n counter
attack they were dislodged near the
eastcriy outskirts Of the march and
driven back Southeast of the River
A Russian detachment that took
the defensive. afterwards had TO
yield groumd in the face Of German
oGcnawc, falling hack third of
mile.
Wh"tcvcr may hanpen. Spain will
not intervene in the European war
and will continue to observe loyal
neutrality, according to statement
raadc by Count Romanoncs, the
premier, in q speech at luncheon
given by the mayor Of Madrid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26

Everett Vernon, white youth of
thirteen, OF Danviilc, WAS struck ard
run over by a heavy mil motor track
at the ;:orth end of Dan river bridge
at noon today and crushed to death.
Young Vernon was riding bicycle
and sought to hold on to the s,de OF
The truck. Suddenly his bike swervcI
and he fell beneath the haavy wheels
OF the truck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26
, adjntant General w w. Sale has

! adjqtans General W5W. i sale has
received Telegram from the war
department. to the effect that the
seepanSd Virginia regiment will not
be brought to Richmond for muster
ing out, as in the case of the First
regiment, but will be sent directly
to their home stations and will be
released from government service at
their respective headquarters. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26

minister of justice. The attempt
was made while .oza:si WIS address
ing mass meeting which was ad-
.yocating the resignation Of the pres
.ent cabinet It wasTannounced late
yesterday in Toxic that the Emperor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

II Political unrest in Japan culmina-
ted yesterday in an attempt to as
ssassinate Yukfo Ozaki, leadeEsof the
.constitutionalist party, and 3 former
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26


eyes. Scissors Ia i.nivc.i lhat make
Colnm bleed :L..d &JrS. !.;:r.I~sacS and
h.:n.:-t - Cot III - ?u..f :.i.o.-. pr"s.i
Of e.. corr, 81 :. AZ" yot: i11. ls,l
like :. pawn: LlCc,:. NTh.t'5 IL: Us, =
WI n1t - |.:.:t Millions Grn ding.
Ito :; &c, SIS &, - ;...l :J.:'y - IT.
IT, IT CT =, - 1-t yoC- :tocliiDs:
q right ave.. Cad wc:r your r:."u-
=" ::nc>:. ic!!r corn lToaens irC'n
to to-. it LIZ right Off. I|l pain
los. lt,3 ''croInmon-s"nsc w@y. tho
ri:nplc-t. c"$ic@t. most effective way
in the &C I'd. It's the na.:0r:! corn
cure. i-cv = fails.
";:EI'S-1-'' l.; sold and recommend
cd hy GrU.-f~i:;S everywhere. &c, y
bottle, or s2@t CT rcCri?t OF D%,cc' ny
L. L2w"cncc {: Co, Chicago, IL.
Sold in Alexandria and recommend
ed as the worlds best remedy b.
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-26

According 10 q Vienna telegram?
representatives of the German labor
party in Austria demand the refusal
by the central powers OF any peace
cG'cr Of TIL entente powers.
Three thousand Vi!lista soldiers,
marching northward from Durango
70 occupy the positions being evacua-
led by Gen. Perish .rg, today at
lacked and captured ParTal, an ir1-
portant railway point southwest Of
Chihuahua City. Parral is the head
quarters Of the American Avarado
Mining Company and was captured
and looted by the V:llistas two
months ago when they executed Gen.
Luis Herrera, CarranZa commander.
It is reported that none of the Amer
lean property was molested by the
Villistas after yesterdays victory.
Judge Arson S. Taylor. since 1873
United States Commissioner for the
District of Columbia, died last night
of uremic pc soning Judge Taylor
was 10 years old. He was born in
Mount Holly, n. j., on September 90,
1888.
The world peace address Of Frcsi-
dent Wilson to the Senate was inter-
preted by Elihu Root in a speech in
Washington last night as an admits
sion that there is no way out Of war
except by preparation for war, and
as q denunciation Of the course Of
Germany. he said he was in full
sympathy with the purposes of the
speech, Which contained "much noble
idealism"
Representative William 3. Wood, of
Indiana, has.it is said been barred
from al, social functions at the White
House. mir. Wood is the author Of
the leak resolution. He was not
at the reception to Congress last
Tuesday. Tie name Of Senator Lodge,
Of Massachusetts, it is said, has like
wise been stricken from the White
House social list. During the last
campaign he was especially severe
in his criticism Of the President and
has continued his attacks since the
opening Of Congress.
Groundwork for the expected at
tack in the Senate on President Will
sons proposal that the United States
ian league for peace was laid
yesterday in a resolution introduced
by Senator Bor2h, reaifirming rs 4
national policy the doctrine Of no en-
tangling alliances laid down by
Washington and Jefferson.
British labor, speaking through
tho annual conference of tho labor
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d ths House of Represent

had dissolved thS. House Of Represent
tatiyes.
The United Fruit Company's
steamer Vaudeville, Capt. Sorensen,
arrived yesterday at Baltimore from
Kingston, Jamaica, and Capt. Soren-
sen told of a stevedores' strike in
Santiago, Cuba, two weeks ago, in
which 16 men were a:lled.
Pope Benedict it is said fully APP
proves President Wilson's plans for
extension of the principle of the
Monroe doctrine n the dealings of
all nations.
According to dispatches received
yesterday in Amsterdam, fifty GER
sons have been killed and 200 in
jured in an earthquake on the island
of Bali, n the Malay archipelago.
Thousands Of houses ard factories
were destroyed, the dispatches said.
A verdict for $4,000 damages
against tie international Association
Of Machinists, Local No. 50, Bus ness
Agent GEORGE !. Bowen, Peter }
Coleman, and william Scemar was
given yesterday by jury in the
Superior Court in Bridgeport, Conn.
IN the sai. brought by the Max Ans
Machine Company, of Fairfield. III"
Ans Con. 1any Claimed to have lost
orders by acts of the strikers in
1915. The strikers denied making
threats o. using violence.
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Germs Loosen
Z=ift Righf on
Rothirg .2eu,t "GETs-IT" Viii Do
tbs g Corls ard Gailuses.

tt :ou':a over haG cornS. yor'To
tried lur.i -! t.!rE,s - re! rid CT tHeE.
--:'Ii.-S tr's .g..L gOI.r toe :.i'i. IS:iN
the corn r. 4L1Hi3:; COttHn rI'"& i.','-
make you: rC""G L.:arc o.; ~. l":'-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10

gradually securing ample buildings for
housing her students and the equipment
necessary for their best work. as we'll
as making gradual advances that are
necessary to securing and holding the
very best teachers obtainablc. The floor
space and the equipment OF the Engin-
eering College was practically doubled
recently: the College OF Agriculture has
q magnificent new building in process
Of construction that will be furnished
by the opening Of the second semester
Of this year; there Is new and badly
needed Woman's Dormitory under pro-
cess OF construction that will no finished
within the year. and The addition of the
Reymann farm to the facilities OF tho
Department Of Agriculture has been
greatly increased the usefulness of this
already important College.
The next thing on the program seems
to be building for the Law. College
commensurate with the Importance Of
that. department. followed ny n modern
gymnasium. new Armury and other
buildings that are needed to make the
Univcrs y OF West Virginia one OF The
really big state universities of the Unit
cd States az 1t ought to be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
OHIO NEWS NOTES.

Z aEREMoNT-charles Hohenstine, aged
{ - a. contractor. was killed when his
s S&tomobile was upset.
5 EsDEINNISON- Schwao. aged
s 0.Ea miner. killed himself as result OF
Worry over a letter which he mad re-
& teived
Observation-Disclosures Workman
{ IGed SO. oldest resident OF Holmes to"h'
sfAip, Is dead.
$ aBEI.L EFONTAINE-The Miami Bap-
SS3sts Association is in session here.
sACLEvELAND-Fir caused a loss OF
4 10000 in the plant OF the T. Is. Pearce
Evan Paper Company.
HARBOR-Several women nave
tN&tered the fight for member OF the
ktoard Of education.
AMAR1ON-A local concern mas re-
SStved from Great Britain an order LOT
3SO8o tractors.
/ 1t SIT. vERNoN-The MuskinEum and
q ohio conferences OF the Methodist Frot-
s istant churches will merge. -
{ ATHENS-Twelve hundred miners IN
y four mines have returned to work AFTER
!: 6cinE: on q strike for week.
W. +. Anderson. attend
3fssv she West Ohio conference of the NJ
"a church here. announced ne Will 80
a fance, Finland and Russia in the
&erests OF the church.
x MARYSVILLE - Thurman Jackson
ESed IL. was badly injured to-day At the
i <2ir grounds when race horse ran inco
{ a. fence he was leaning against. his
Tirht leg was broken and his left leg Sc
!; SSrely bruised The horse. which MAS IN
Y Is race swerved into the fence.
* MONTPELiEEt-The dry forces scored
lheir most decisive victory IN the MS
&tory Of Montpelier yesterday. when they
kwept the city by majority OF 236
: There were S02 votes cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
WONDERFUL PROGRESS MADE
BY THE STATE UNIVERSITY

AlORGANTOWN. Sept. 9.-West Vir-
rinia University opens her 51st session
Sept nth. within a week. and again the
TOW of West Virginia High school grad
yates to this big state institution Is en-
pected to increase.
\ comparison Of the enrolment OF the
University at the present time with
what it was five years ago Is the pcsl
Indication Of the wonderful growth That
has been made, In the fall or l9lV 4
total Of 444 students were enrolled IN
the Colleges proper. That Is. IN the
Colleges Of Law. Arts and Sciences. En-
gineering. Agriculture and Medicine. In
these same colleges in the fall OF 1916
there were 11T9 students. an increase OF
more than IT'S per cent. The Fresh
man class Of 1910 numbered IA men
and women while that Of 1915 numbered
491. or So more than the gross enroll
mcnt Of all the college classes IN all ohe
different Colleges six years before. Thc
total enrolment at Morgantown In 19lo
including the preparatory school. the
summer school, the cXtention SCHOOLS
the Music school. etc. was 1426. Al
, though the preparatory school ana the
school Of Commerce nave been dlscoh-
tinued. the gross enrolment at Morgan
town in these Same departments was
or 27SS in 1916.
That the people Of the state and es-
pectally those who have children to edu-
cate are waking up 20 the fact that
West Virginia University is standard
State University and that II is Offering
the teachers. the building. the equip
ment for instruction on 4 par with that
Of older and somewhat larger lnsItu>
lions is becoming matter Of moro gen
eral knowledge and approval. Jack
Hare the Registrar. who has been con-
nrcted with the University for almost
forty years. predicts that the Freshman
class this year will again exceed all re-
cords md he is in a position to Judge
accurately.
The legislature. too. OF late years. has
taken a. broader view Of the needs and
the fleId ,Nf\ activity of the University
with the result that West Virginia as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
FARM LOAN BANK IS
TO Be ESTABLISHED

~ COLUMBUS, O.. Sept. a.-Plans for 4
3arm loan bank to embrace nine counties
Ferc formulated at a meeting here. The
3 bank win be known rs the Central ONO
National Farm Loan Association ana
:sNiil cover Union. Delaware. Knox. LICK
e lnH. MuskinSum. Pickaway. Fairfield.
SHadison and Franklin counties A. Z.
fries, OF Grover City. was elected presl-
s1ent.
SSt In accordance with legislation passed
: tkst winter designed primarily to amel-
( torate codintions which breed disease
: among live stock. and providing an APP
= propriae ton Of $4,000. available tmme-
: aiately, the state board of agriculture
!: To-day approved rules Of compensation
q Tor pure-bred animals ordered slaugh-
= sered by tho state.
~ The rules provide: that compensation
; lhall not be allowed for any animals
Under one year: that only on pure-ored
animals bred In Ohio. kept animals
5 Which previously have been tested BY
5 che Ohio department and passed as Tree
s from tuberculosis, shall compensation De
Showed and that the maximum 1T which
5 my pure-bred shall be appraised Is S2-o-
ssf Former State Representative George
B Norris, Of Lancaster, has been appoint
: ID state high school inspector for the
q half term and representative OF Ohio
State University on the inspection board
q - the state department OF education.
= 3irssa Morris succeeds Wiltord VI. Akin.
~ Columbus, at a salary OF $4,000 per
apnurn. This appointment was made
z by tho University.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
Great Possibilities In
Vocational Education

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. 9.-Fo-
cationaL education properly organized IN
West Virginia tn train young men and
women In such trades as cabinet MAX
Ing. clay moulding and the turning or
iron and tin into useful products. would
have the effect Of starting many new
Industrial hnoms In the state. In the
opinion of members of the federal hoard
which has in It's hands the administra-
ton OF the Smlth-Hughes act, providing
federal aid for vocational projects
This prediction was made on the oc-
casion of the visit Of members of the
state board Of regents at Washington :
few days ago to investigate the posi-
bflitics OF carrying out the purposes OF
the law In West Virginia.
You have probably the largest virgin
field OF hard wood timber left in the
Atlantic states" the chairman Of the
federal board said, and furniture
should be made of that fine lumber Now
If you started evening schools with the
young people. to teach them these
necessary trades. you would simply
strrt number Of new industrial booms
in your state. because there would be
plenty Of capital ready TO employ that
labor as soon as it should be able to
turn its hands"
Tho federal hoard also suggested the
tcnching Of horticulture in any roca-
tional courses given in agriculture.
pointing out that all cut-over lands
suitable for the purpose ought immc-
diateiy be planted in peach and apple
orchards. some of the best Of which 10
be found in the country arc now located
in West Virginia.
The state board of regents has indi-
Gated thatsit will have the details OF its
plans for carrying out a number Of vo-
cational projects in the state this year
ready fer submission to the federal
bourd within short time so that they
may receive proped consideration before
the available federal funds nre appor-
Toned 10 the several states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
SPORT BRIEFS

Wheeling High will hold her first foot
ball practice this afternoon at Bridge
park.
The Cathedral football squad will get
its first practice today at Tunnel
Green.
Linsly will practice football this aft
ernoon in Bridge park.
There will be very few stars on any
Of the local football squads this year
as most of the old players either grad
uated last year or have gone to other
schools away from here.
The winter league at the Musee bowl
ing. alleys will open about October LIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10

Special to The Intelligencer.
- AORGANTOW. - Sept. 9.-"Munk
'Silager. the husky West Virginia end who
INST found himself" last year after
3 amending his first year here on the
!. .acrub" was the first out of town vars
: iitS man to report for the ". V. L. train
ing camp which opens Monday on Cheat
river, Hager came after having spent
~ couple Of weeks on the Virginia coast
Ind he looks the picture Of health with
Increased weight over that OF last year.
HaSer weighs about 115 pounds and
yarne here in 1915 from Charleston
High school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
None Equal to ChamberIain's

have tried most all Of the cough
cures and find that there is none that
equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t has never failed to gire me prompt
relief" writes W. Y. Harner, Mont
pelier, Ind. When you have a cold
give. this remedy trial and see for
yourself what splendid medicine il
Is. Obtanable everywhere-Ad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
woH By w1LxEsBAHRE.

! o,""wILKESBARRE. Pa. Sept. 9.-The
New York State league season closed
! loday with Wilkesoarre the winner Of
4the pennant. The season was split into
ItAo parts. Wilkesbarre also winning
HE FIRST race. Tho other clubs in the
y eaEue finished in the following order:
E,tyracuse. Binghamton. Elmira. Reading
nd Scranton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Nashville Q; Chattanooga 4.
Memphis G; Little Rock 2.
New Orleans 0: Birmingham 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
ZE STANISLAWOWA

- Oddzial 1szy Bractwa MtoGz'
sw. J6zefa o~dbedzie ~posiedzenie Ju--
70 O godzinie 1szej popoiudniu' W
sail zwyklych posiedzeh. p. WIS
niewski, PREF; J6zef G. Mucha' sekr'
prot.
Klub Obywatelski rad. kosclu
ski odbedzie posiedzenie ~przedro--
czne W poniedzialek $50 grudnia, o
godzinie Smej wieczorem, W hall Klu
bowel. Zaprasza sic wszystkich czton
k6w. J6zef Grabowiecki, PREF;
Wlad. Barwig, sekr.
- Klub Pan Kr6lowej Dabr0wki
odbedzie posiedzenie przedroczne W
wtorek, dnia Ago grudnia o godzinle
Smej wieczorem, W hall klubowe1'
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z AVONDALE.

Jutro, w niedziele pod koscio-
lem Sw. Jacka, o godz. 2ej popo-
ludniu odbedzie sic zebranie dele
gat6w urzadzajacych wspolne
Obchody Narodowc wraz Z lokal-
nym Komitetem Polskiej Rady
Narodowej, w sprawie ~u}ozenia
programu ma Obch6d Listopado-
wy, kt6ry odbedzie sic w niedzie-
lie, dnia ego grudnia wieczorem,
W sail Warszyhskiego, mar. Gen.
trail Park ave. i Wolfram.
Wszystkich delegatow uprasza
sic O przybycie ma to zebranie.
F. Woiowski, PREF,
Marya Dymarkowska, SEX.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
%~M l.
0|'I23!!!!!! 5?{ }! !!55!47% !!!!!"
szpitalu sw. Bernardo, lunar

w SZpitalu Sw. Bernardo, umari
wczoraj Aleksander Krajalis, lat a.
z%atrudniony W remizach lokomotyW
kolei Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific, W Blue Island. Dnia 21go ub.
M, Krajalis postrzelony zostaf przez
wsp6lpracownika podczas sprzeczki.
Napastnika - morderce dotych-
Gas ME schwytano.
q = q
Bedac zdania, BE szescio-letnia
Leona Strama, 213 E. 23cia ul.,
Chicago Heights, umarla prawdopo-
dobnie wskutek otrucia, policya wdro
ayia Sledztwo. Dziecko cd kilku dni
chorowalo wskutek przeziebienia.
q q y
Dw6ch zlodziei wlamalo sic wczo-
raj rano do mieszkania PIP. J6zefo-
silva Kasmerskich, Fam. pnr. 1885
Augusta ul., a znajdujac pania Kas-
merska sama, zmusili ia do pokaza-
mia i'm miejsca W kt6rem MAJ Jej
schowaf $1,000, ktoreto pieniadze
~powierzono mu uprzedniego wieczo-
ra - byIa to Geese dochodu z pew
nej zabawy; zlodzieje pieniadze "a
brazil, poczem kobiete obili / uciekli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

We wtorek, dnia Ago grudnia, w
jednej re sal novel szkoly Sw. Kali
mierza, odbedzie sic zebranie Komi-
tetu Obywatelek parafii Sw. Kali
mierza, kt6ry to Komitet zajmuje sic
urzadzeniem Koncertu, Q kt6rego
doch6d przeznaczony jest ma zakup-
no organ6w do nowo budowanego
koscio}a Sw. Kazimierza. Koncert
ten odbedzie sic W niedziele ego sty-
cznia, W sail szkoly wyzszej Cartera
Harrisona, PREY 24ej ul. i Marshall
boulevard.
Komitet Obywatelek o ~przybycie
ma wtorkowe zebranie uprasza czion-
kow i czlonkinie zarzad6w wszyst--
kich tych towarzystw, klub6w, sp6-
lex etc., kt6re dotychczas ME ma
deslaIy representative W celu po-
rozumienia sic co do zamieszczenia
ogloszenia W programme przygotowa-
wanym z okazyi ~urzadzania Koncer-
tn. Poczatek zebrania o godzinie 6s-
mel wieczorem.
q q g
Ma rzecz zakupna organ6w do no.
wei swiatyni Komitet Obywatelek
urzadzaG bedzie bazar W czasie Adj
wentu. Bazaar rozpocznie sic W sobo-
to Sgo grudnia, W sail parafialnej,
PREY 22ej i Whipple ul.; poczatek o
godz. Tel wiecz. w n~iedziele, 9. CRU
dnia take w sail parafialnej odbe-
die sic drugi dzien bazaru. Bazaar
W dalszym ciagu odbywaG sic bedzie
przez kilka tygodni W salach W in
nych dzielnicach Kazimierzowa. Ko-
mitet o }askawe %poparcie bazaru u
prasza nietylko Kazimierzowian, ale
r6wniez przyjaci6t z sa~siednich pa
rafii.
q q o
Bilety ma Koncert, ,kt6ry sic Cd
bedzie W sail szkoly wyaszej Cartera
Harrison, nabyc MONA: W apiece p.
P. Czaji, PREY 22ej ul. | sacramento
ave-; w apiece p. Stan. Kuflewskie-
60, PREY 22ej ul. i California ave-;
u PAM Marty Jabionskiej, 3215 w.
23cia ul.; u PM Stanis}awy kubko-
wskiej, pnr. 1904 So. Albany ave-;
II PM Maryi Pijanowskiej, pnr. 2242
Marshall boulevard; u PM Maryi ku
flewskiej, pnr. 1852 W. 22ga I'll. i cd
czIonk6w 1 czionkin ch6ru parafial-
nego sw. Kazimierza.
q q q
w skIad zarzadu Komitetu Oby-
watelek wchodza: PM WiadystaWa
GAIA, ~prezeska; PM Marya A. kufle-
wska, wiceprezeska; PM Marta Pr
ianowska, sekretarka fin; PM Sta
nislawa Kubkowska, kasyerka PM
Marta Jablohska, sekretarka prot.
NJ. j.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
2 JACKOWA.

Towarzystwa Kr6la Wlad.s3awa ia
gie1}y, odbedzle swe p~osiedzenie W po-
niedzla}ek o godzlnie 7:30 wieczorem.
Obecnosc wszystkich czfonk0w Jest po-
zadana poniewaz 50 waAne sprawy do
za}atwlenia.
f. Trochowski, prezes,
A.. j, Pi6cihskl, sekretarz,
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BACZNOSC SKAUCI 1 sKAUTKI.

2 parku KoScluszkl z bardzo waznej
przyczyny cwiczenla So zmlenlone W
przyszloscl odbywac sic beda. kazda
srode. W sail ~zwykiych cwiczeh o 60
dzlnie pol do osmej wieczorem.
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