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New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Woman Says Hogue
Paid Out Own Funds
Magistrate McAdoo Seeks More
Light on 5000 Check to the
Dairy Bureau Chief

The payment of 5000 by the Dairy
mems League to George E. Hogue.
chief of the dairy bureau of the Divi-
sion of Agriculture. was the subject of
further investigation yesterday at the
John Doe" inquiry into the milk situa-
ton before Chief Magistrate .McAdoo.
Elizabeth A. Dowd former head of the
finance bureau Of the State Council
of Farms and Markets. now a clerk in
the bureau. was questioned by Assist
ant District Attorney John T. Dooling.
Miss Dowd corroborated Mr.. Hogue's
testimony that the Dairymen's League.
the New York Milk Conference Board
and the exposition company which ar
ranged the dairy show at the Grand
Central Palace last year, agreed to
pay one-half the publicity expenses.
She also testified that she had seen
Mr.. Hogue pay out sums ranging from
Sl2 TO $50 for supplies. Mr. Hogue
said he VIII explain the check when
he produces his records Monday
Magistrate McAdoo complimented
Miss Dowd for her ability to answer
questions about the affairs of her
former department.
Yes, Judge" interrupted Raymond
Smith, a former employe of the Divi-
sion of Agriculture. because of her
efficiency they've reduced her from head
Of the finance bureau of the Council of
Farms and Markets to clerk with re-
duced pay
That wasn't efficiency. That was
politics. said Miss Dowd with a smile
as she left the stand.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Archbishop Hayes Asks
Aid for Founding Home
Calls on All Creeds to Raise
S25O,OOO for the Care of
Abandoned Children

lhe campaign committee of the New
York Founding Hospital, which is try
ing to raise S250000 with which to pay
off the debt of the hospital and help
the Sisters of Charity to a fresh start.
made public yesterday the following
appeal by Archbishop Hayes. The ap-
peal is made to all citizens irrcspec-
tive of creed and it is requested that
all contributions be sent to George G..
Haven. treasurer. New York Founding
Hospital Campaign, Fifth Avenue
Bank, Fifth Avenue and Forty fourth
Street.
The Archbishop's appeal follows:
The Founding Hospital deserves
the unqualified and generous support
of New York City. The Founding
Hospital, with its fifty years of con-
tlnued service of the highest order, in
forbdding field of human misery,
ranks as one of New York's wonderful
institutions of Christian charity. All
cltizens, irrespective of creed, should
feel just pride in what has been ac
complshed by the Founding Hospital
TO meet q sad but cver-present evil of
weak human nature.
he Founding Hospital is not
working for any selfish interest. but is
dong the work which New York CITY
must do otherwise at larger expense
to the taxpayer. Through the Found
ing Hospital thousands and thousands
OF abandoned babies have been res
cued. saved to society, and now are
Leading respectable lives, even in
places of honor, in every sphere of hu-
man activity.
"unfortunate mothers whose moral
weakness led them to err. and who
nave been tempted under the impulse
OF despair and shame to commit the
horrible crime of lnfanticide, have been
stayed from the evil and strengthened
through the ministry of the sanity
and self sacrificing women of the
Founding Hospital.
mo Easter greeting or gift to the
risen Saviour of mankind could be more
gracious and reasonable than to save
the abandoned babe. Easter means life
the triumph of life over death-the
victory of goodness over sin. In the
name OF Christ risen and triumphant |,
as Archbishop, beg that New York
hearken TO the appeal now made for
the Founding Hospital'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

mendation Of Herbert c. Hoover and
Will be responsible to the President.
He will retain the presidency of the
Grain Corporation, s15O, 900, 900 in
stitution, which will continue as the
commercial agency for putting gov
ernment policies into effect and as the
purchasing representative of the Amer
lean Relief Administration.
Wilson Lauds Barnes
President Wilson said in his cable
to Mr.. Barnes, requesting him to be
come wheat director:
Your responsibility will be directly
to myself after Mr. Hoover's retire
ment as chairman of the grain cor
poration or July l. The experience
which you have gained and the success
which you have attained in handling
the wheat and cereal crops under the
food administrator has been so gen
orally recognized by expressions from
the different sections of the community
that feel it would be q national loss
If we could not have your services
continued until the completion OF this
most important national undertaking.
Il should like TO take this occasion
to express the high appreciation and
gratitude which have for the SER
vices performed not only by yourself
but by the directors, vice president
and other members of the Grain Cor
poration. The sacrifices which these
gentlemen have given in time of ma
tional emergency, the skill and integ-
rlty with which they have carried out
so difficult an economic undertaking,
Is one which | am sure the whole of
our people must appreciate. am in
hopes that these gentlemen will re
main with YOU in this service and |
would be glad if you would convey to
each of them my personal gratitude
for the exhibition Of sacrifice and will
ingness to national service which is
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
ID. A. II. Officers Named
Election Ends Week Of Intense
Campaigning

WASHINGTON, April Is Results
Of the annual election Of officers of the
National Society of Daughters of the
American Revolution were announced
at to-night's session of the annual
Continental Congress. Bulloting dur
ing the day for vice president gene raj
followed a week Of intense political
activity.
Mrs. Edmund r. Moody. of Delaware,
was elected historian general without
opposition. The successful candidates
for the Office Of presidents gen
cral were Mrs. Isaac l.. Patterson,
Oregon; Mrs john p. Hume, Wiscon-
sin; Mrs James l.. Smith. Texas; Mrs.
Frank W. Bahnscn, Illinois; Mrs. Will
lam II. Wait, Michigan; Miss Louise
II. Coburb, Maine, and Mrs. William
D. Shcrrcrd. New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Benefit Concert To-day
Every Box Sold for the Free
Milk Fund for Iialv

Every hoN has been sold for tho con
cert which viii be given TINS morning
in the ballroom OF the Waldorf Astoria
for the benefit of the American Free
Milk and Relief for Italy. The soloists
will be Giovanni Martinclli, Miss Nina
phorosa Bristcd is chairman of the
programme girls, and her assistants are
Miss Grace Brstcd, Miss Lila Ian
cashire. Miss Alice Gerl, Miss Lu-
cretia Vanderbilt and Miss Margaret
DnN,nr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Wilson Thanks Hitchcock
For Word L. s. Backs Him

WASHINGTON, April is. Prcsi-
dent Wilson cab!cd Senator i]tchc ock,
retiring chairman of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, his thanks for the
Senator's recent message assuring HIM
the entire country was in favor Of the
league Of nations. Senator Ilitchcock's
message was sent after the revision
Of the league covenant, containing
reference TO the Monroe Doctrine.
~ am warmly obliged for your mes
sagc," the President said, ait cheers
and encourages me, and | am delighted
to know what we nave done has so
frightened the prospects OF the league"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Wilson Creates New Post
and Selects President of
Federal Grain Corporation
as Its First Incumbent
Recommended by Hoover
New Administrator Will
Handle Sl,OOO,OOO,O 1000
Fund to Sustain Prices

The food administration announced
last night that President Wilson had
created the position of United States
Wheat Director and appointed julius
H. Barnes, president of the Federal
Grain Corporation, as its first incum-
bent. Mr.. Barnes Will direct the han
ding of the 1919 wheat crop and ad-
minister the sl,oO0,OoO 900 appropriated
to sustain the price guaranteed by the
government.
He was selected upon the recon-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Jewish Children TO Observe
Passover i'm the Theatres

Passover will be observed tomorrow
by $4,000 Jewish children in various
theatres in New York Songs rccita-
tions and plays will comprise the en-
tcrtainmcnt. Moving pictures have
been prepared to show the story Of
the exodus from Egypt The cntcrtain-
mcnts are being arranged by Young
Judca, nm auxiliary Of the department
for education OF the Zionist Organiza-
tion in Americn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
IIcnkci District Leader

William Hcnkcl, jr., son of the late
United States marshall was selected
Thursday evening by the members Of
the William Hcnkel Republican Club
Of the 18th Assembly, District to
succeed his father as leader Of the
Gas House district, which the late
marshal held for twcnty-nine years.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

so promising to the future welfare Of
our people"
Mr. Barnes, in his cabed acceptance,
replied:
Il appreciate most gratefully your
expression of approval of the work
Of myself and my associate, in the
Grain Corporation for the last two
years under MI Hoover. and I shall
convey with great pleasure and pride
to those associates the personal ap-
preclatlon you so generously express.
We have TO misconception regarding
the scope of the large problems to be
met IN administering Justly the ma
tlonal wheat price guaranty this COM
ing year
Only care and patience and great
desire to use influence and authority
Justly can find the right solution, and
with your kind invitation TO carry
these problems directly to yourself,
accept the responsibility YOU tender
with 4 sincere desire on MY part to
discharge its duties in the interests
Of our whole people, and ! shall en-
deavor TO carry into that service also
my present associates, possessing al
ready as believe they do, the public
confdence'
Corporation to Meet
The executives Of the Grain Corpora
ton in the fourteen zones into which
the United States has been divided for
administrative purposes Will meet in
New York Wednesday and determine
the personnel OF the Grain Corporation
for the coming year.
The first association of Mr.. Barnes
with government war work began when
Mr.. Hoover made him head of the
wheat division of the Food Administra-
tion. Mr.. Barnes gave up his private
business as head Of the Barnes -Ames
Company. the largest wheat exporting
firm in the world, to carry on the work
of the government. and has nor since
resumed it. Mr. Barnes has lived in
Duluth most of his life
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
fhEhBYTEHiAN CHURCHES

sss ssS' ssS r,''f.ssby'Nrian Church. M~lison hve
Neris-S,.. :, = ,"ia-seyenth Stseet Dr. Wal,,n
9zsnss. Dsst>f. HAIRY n. GaDcrt.
f,A. II a. n
:, scszso *'''n ..,....-+-... Mailing
'zttl txst.. ~ a.. -+-.-. --.. Godhfd
'ai~s Ye ihe Lord "a capella,
oass,,a'..-, t'd Hath Appointed n Day Toprs
sEles aH'n*fn tegond the starry
'..+t-, HAIRY II Gilbert
p,.,.. 80 =. n.
"fssAfis~-'vfbs IN ~ ..fs..+.... fli9ueei
biisst ,<,sd,.fh edm,.sfh ssleeted numbers
7'"'"2is Hendelssohn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

ouartet. In the End Of ;hc Sabbath ;Ianhe peahs
Tenor Solo. The Resurrection ....... Shelley
Quartet. Magdalenc. ................ Warren
00Nertory; Spring Song Mondelssohn
Quartet. Now if Christ Be Preached Rogers
Ladies chorus. He Il Risen ...... .HarRer
Postudc. Cavatina ......... Raft
- Grace Church. West loath Street. near
columbus Avenue Morning
By Violin choir o selected from Kriens SYM SYM
Anthem Christ Is Risen
Ofertory Easter Song by children's choir.
's' '''s''~' By violin choir ''''''' ''s ~
Poetlude, Marche. Relisieuse Mendelssohn
Sermon. "Earth's Gladdest Day"
the Rev. Frederick Brown Harris
Evening
Prelude. Sons du soir, from suite IN
By o,ieu tenty-ve member, Of Krens sympheny nf,eny
Anthem. Gala. Observation-Disclosures. Gounod
Ofertory, Andante Cantabile Tschaikowsky
Violin choir
The Resurrection.
Mabel Empic
Postludc. March of tine Priests Mendelssohn
Sermon, The Easter Fact,
The Rev. Frederick Brown Harris
Madison Avenue NJ. E Church. sixtieth
Street and Madison Avenue George A.
Wedge. organist and choir director
MORNING
Prelude Fiat Lux. Observation-Disclosures. Dubois
Anthem, Lights Glittoring Morn Parker
Ofertory, The Lord Is Risen ....... Sullivan
Anthem, The King of Glory Aichnger
EVENING
Prelude In Paradisum. ....... Dubois
OTertory, Easter Song, Sixteenth Cen
tury ............. Arranged by Pluddemann
Anthem. The Redemption. Part II Gounod
st. James NJ. f Church. Madison Avenue
and 126th Street. j Fletcher Shera, di-
rector of music:
Gaula Holy City" will be rendered by
large augmented vested chorus choir at the
evening services. In the morning DR.. Ches-
ter c. Marshall pastor, will preach on the
theme The Cross and Life" Special Easter
music.
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Lexington
Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street. b. RecA-
lin, organist.
AT 7:45 p. NJ.
Idylle ..... ......-............... Rheinbereer
Andante seroso observation-disclosures Schuetz
soprano solo. q Know That My Re
deemer Liveth" "..................... Handel
Mrs. A. c. Thorn
Flute solo.
Aug. Rodemann
Violin solo Maees. ...::.. .,....... kriens
Gertrude Eebholz
Cholr-Arlse '-...''.''''. .'..'.''' M"''"e"S
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Church Of st. Francis Xavicr. 42 West
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

St. Andrews. Wet Scvcnty-sixth Street,
near Columbus Avenue.
Morning service. II a. m.
Prelude rwo vioins and organ. Cava-
Nii''' . . ran
AntEern. Alietuia. Christ Is Risen. Nevin
Hymn No. III, Hail, Thou Once Despiscd
.fcg4js
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Where TO 20 TO Church Tomorrow
BAPTIST

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th Street
PASTOR |. NJ. HALDEMAN. D. D.
II \. M.-"TIiE ARGUMENT OF AN
ASGEI An TIE surKEME ARGTMENT
The argument of the angel does not
seem to be known. 1t is conclusive.
8 p. M.-"WHY DID OUR LORD
BODY, \ BODY OF FLESH AND BONES.
AND =. NOT y BODY OF FLESH AND
Baptism in the Evening.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
West 57th St.. bet. 6th and 7th Aves.
Rev. John Roach Straton, D. D.
Io3o-"..The Resurrection of Jesus as Proof Of
I2oo-sunday School and Adult Bible Class
Beh Ro 'of an poUr Nead to learn
This viii be tho sixth in special series Of Sunday
MEN w5Hom issUs MET"
Special Easter Music Both Services.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
$. E. cox. a2D ST, AND ,AMsrEIDAM AVE
frank M. Goodchlld. d. d., Pastor
| 1.-The Resurrection of the Body"
s Final Lantern Lecture.
The Burial and Resurrection"
Baptism at Night
MADISON Avenue BAPTIST CHURCH
MADISON AVENUE. COR Asst ST
DR.. CHARLES A. EATON, PASTOR
WILL PREACH
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC.
Eaton Glass fer Men 10 A. NJ
Women's Bible Class 10 A. M
Jt'DsoN MEMORIAL. WASHINGTON SQUARE
II A. NJ. Rev 4 Ray Petty. Pastor. breaches
The Easter Hope "
.[, r ,,A NJ osYg no,, Fc7p Mr. Nerman =, Thomas
World "
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
20 5 West 4dth street
Dr. CORNELIUS WOrLFKlN at H.
Sunday School, . 80 A NJ
Mr. j Howard Arlrey Leader Mems Class 40
Mrs Merrett Leader 'vomen's Class. 10
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH,
l}stN st. and Convent Ave.
Rev JAMES ". SPENCER y u.
Services II d. IN and p IN.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Calvary Church. 278 Fourth Avenue.
At II A. n.

s,'s'y '~y Ifinity. Ceatral Park West and
'ss'"n Lnaa-uel sehfaa11.
= At - A. n
ii. - y prelude fast- March ....... poz~i
f,,zse[. Halielslaf. Christ IL Riscn 9chrnauk
Ansse,, vt"''s' - hifen ........ ........ .TouD
"s'coine. iis2DJ Morning
Homer Eartieit
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

tiii'. .............. HAif
AntEsrh. AIeuia! Christ Is Risen . Nevin
Hymn No. H. Hail, Thou Once Despiscd
jesus
Prayer
Anthem. o Light That Break, from
Yondc. Tomb .......D Dressler
kcsponsiVe reading and Scripture.
oAcrtory solo, And God Shall Wipc
sermon. the Rev. Allan MacRossic
Hymn No. lby, Look. Yc Saints. the
' SiRn' Is Giorous,
Ecncdict:or
Pos.udc, ilalIcluJah Chorus ........ Handel
Evening service. p. m.
Prelude (h"rp and organ. Song OF Hope
Batiste
HicD'y .......- .-................ Marks
Prayer.
Anthem, A. Il Began 70 Dawn Dudley Buck
Scripture.
cfc.tory (hap, vioin md organ,.
The Harp Of 81. Cecilia ..... Wiegand
Hymn No. M. iinrk. Ten Thousand
iaris and Voices
Scrmou. the Rev. Allan MacRosse
Srlo. ifo%hnnh .................. .Granicr
Hymn No. I5G. Christ the lord IL Risen
To-day.
Henedictiou.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION,
Sixth Avenue and Goth Street
Al,cuys Open and Free to Au
YESTERDAY.
Cathedral Of St. John the Divine

Amsterdam Avenue and lllth Street
s. 9.l5 and 10 4 NJ Holy Communion
10 A N Holy Communion Chinese and Japanese
10 A NJ. Morning Prayer
II a. NJ Preacher Dean Robins.
L. NJ. Festival l-yenscng.
Daily Services 30 A. NJ T. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
REFORMED
REFORMED
COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF NEW YORK

THE MIDDLE CHURCH,
Cd Ave. and 7th 81.
Rev. Edgar Franklin Romig. Minister,
Will preach at II A NJ. and T, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
LUTHERAN CHURCHES

Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Lexington
Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street. b. Rech-
L.. -
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

Bedford Presbyterian Church, Nostrand
Avenue and Dean Street. Brooklyn. Organ
st. Braham.
fdn a. MI ao9!sts and ehGs wlI 1lrt render
Risen" "Victory." Behold the Day Has
Conc" Easter Dawn.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services are ncld IN the following
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

NWNNN7s. m \ VI aud t. NJ.
Wednesdays. : I. NJ
First Church. tcutrM Park West and qNth St
Second church. H,r.tra Park Wrst and 0Sth St,
lhrd Church l9tth St 0ui Madison Ave
rourh Church. l7Sth =, and Font WaShingcn Avc.
iii''h Church. Acolnu Ccuccri ilull 4 Nest 45d 81
sixth church. l9Si Anthouy Ave- Nrcns
seventh church. .tN WcSt NSd ST ii a. m only
riRhth Church, ~ Las, ,Sih 81
Bedford ratk Society. 80. Briggs Ave. sun
day. II IL IN. only.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH aS West s4th ST.
Rev. ARTHUR II. JUDGE. D. D.. Bector.
Services s. IL and s.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
ALL ANGELS CHURCH
ST. IAMES' CHURCH

Madison Ave. and Is st
Res FRANK WAKEFIELD CROWpER Recto-.
80 and Q.l5 IN. Holy Communion II 90
m Morning PRAYER Holy Communion and Ser
mon tRcrtor) 1 90 D. IN. Easter Festival and
Flower Service
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

p - Paul. Chapel. Coumh.> University.
,Aspa'n. Raymond G.. Knox musical service
.pdsr ,,Ni'r direction of Professor Walter Henry
aagniaca. ia j. 0at....... Horatio Parker
Ss''l Anthem. On. Nires of Living Light
y. Sebastian Matthew'S
- r2Ts and Daughters ..... Marl Andrews
y Fiji q Fila ia Capella) l6th Centuryi
Aasler aons ia Caneaal... DGth Century,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

nIntA pr street, neaf Madison Avenue. The
rev d. Henry II. Barbour, rector.
., A. II a. m. servicos:
2N. 'ae 6o'cen Glowing Morning lie Jeune
Treanlnion Service tSt Cociliaj .... Gounod
- - Cn-ffrin@ Nom ...-.--... ...... Wcat
N'afehe aoinanc.ie- ...-..... Tschalowsky
=, a, .. N. fdnards's C2nta,a, "The Lord
Light and Lovc.~ wil be sung ly the
.-'". lne organ win be supplemented ty
~ orcn's,ra o. trumpcts. drums and strinz
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES

Church Of Oar Lady of Lourdcs Wash
ngton Heights
PROFESSIONAL Como, All Ye Christians
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-09

Wieszczow naszych. - o tenn
watpliwosci staja nam deba - pc
pewnym cytaoie z omawianego
tn attykuiu: l.sze mianowicie L.,
re ,,nie MONA wiecznie radzi6,
jsk chciai Buchanan w ,,Pahu Ia
deuszu", tylko trzeba kropie, jak
chcial Maciek mad Mackami". Cy-
tujemy doslownie j stwierdzamy,
IL Lutosiawski ME pamieta ksie-
gi ,,Rady" z ,,,Pana Radeusza", DO
ME jest to prawda, il to Maciek
mad Matkami - powaga zascian-
ku, chciai kropiG; ME - on VIA
snie radzii rozwazye, zastanowit
sic, a ,,kropit" chciaf koniecznie
- jeden z najgiupszych rad
nych-szlachty: .Kropiciel"!. Je-
go to dewize przyjal ola siebie
uczony filozof... To jest drobno-
stka-ale .wielki znawca" Mickie
wicza ma lapsusy takie, choeby tyl
ko do Ameryki pisane, ME powi-
MEN sic puszczat-ni pozwalac
sobie; skoro zas cytatu ME jest
pewien,, niechze ME cytuje, albo
chyba wszedzie znajdzie egzem-
plarz ,,Pana Tadeusza"-by PREY
taczac poprawnie... Me swietnie i
ten szczegoi swiadczy o gruntow-
nosci wiedzy,' znac zaprawionej
powierzchownosci - blaga... a
kuglarstwem lichem i taniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-09
Pohzeba LW0WSka.

Dnia 10go listopada - jak do
nosi Clos Narodu" - odbylo sic
w sail Sokola olbrzymie zebranie
obywateli K~rakowa, ia ktore
prof. Stronski i lotnik polski,
p~rzybyli re Lwowa W sobote, O.
brazowali tragiczne poiozen!e
walczacego L hajdamactwem gro.
du.
Zebraniu przewodniczyi b. rex
tot Wszechnicy Jagiellonskiej,
.hrof. Kazimierz Kostaneciii.
Prof. Stronski wyrazii pewnosc,
re ME zawiedziemy nadziei bo--
hater6w lwowskich i spelnimy
wszystko, ably odsiecz do Lwo--
wa natychmiast odeszla. L ust
m6wcow dowiedziai sic Krakow
o bestyalskich srodkach Walk So
jusznikow prusactwa, a zebrani
domagal; sic wsrod powszechne-.
60 zapaiu DANA pomocy krwawia
cemu sic "a Polske grodowi.
w podniosiych slowacli pre-
in6wil nastepnic do zcbranych
ks. arcybiskup Teodorowicz, WY
wajac. ably W cllwili, gdy Polska
powstaje Z grobu, lie byfo wsrod
mas innej mySli, jak praca ola o.
czyzny. Me walka 0 wiadze, ME
uzurpatorskie zamysfy, g~ranlczq-
&c z zaprzaistwem +! zdrada, lecz
w~sp6lny wysifek wszystkich mo-
re dac nam upragniona wolnosc.
Fodniosle siowa arcypaSterza wy
warly olbrzymie wrazenie, wska.
zujac jasno jedyne dis cele O.
bowiazki Polakow.
P. Czernewski z Warszawy,
ktory przybyl do Krakowa przez
Lublin, vital starry Krakow, zde-
cydowany do Walk 0 najswietsze
prawa, wyr,aszajacy ma obrone
Lwowa. Przytem poinformowai
zebranych, re samozwahczy Rad
lubelski przeciwny Jest udz'ele--
niu pomocy Lwowowi. 0 progra
ME tym dowicdzial sic mowca
, bez~posrednio Z ust jednego z dys-
STARRY n~iedosziego ministerstwa.
! Reprezentanci polskiej MO
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ZaIokona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
e MONROE 4303.
ZARZAp

ZARzAD GLOWhfR
rs. Franelszak Gordon. Moderatee.
Ks. A. A. K}owo. Wice-Modsratof.
woseieeh +. Soska. oreZes.
Gnronina Raranowska. wies-prszsskA
Wojciech Menkicki. w~lce-prezes
Tomasz s RIachowski. SekretaF[
Franeiszek witkowskL Skarbntk.
stanislaw Hczmanski DyreStor.
wladyslaw Lopatka, Dyrekto..
Anton! Mazurk. Dyrektor.
LeOkadya KoncZyk. DyrektorkA.
SaiOmea Urbanska. D~yrektorka.
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