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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-01
BELGRADE

Sec; Fifeld has returned u NE fIoE,
Camp Devens. having received his
honorable discharge.
Cfi-auncey Fifield. who has beer
confined to the house for the past
two months is able to he up and out
OF doors part of the time.
Miss Ethelle Strickland is con-
fined to the house with an abcess. <ol-
lowing an attack Of influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Farnham uni
children are suffering from influenza.
Guy Yeaton is i'll with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Tillson ard
granddaughter. Rita Hewitt. passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. HAIRY
Hewitt and family.
Raymond Yeaton. who is in ,he
navy. passed 4s-hour furlough at
Ills home. returning Sunday. His
sister. Miss Fanny Yeaton. also
passed Sunday at her home in town.
\ very pleasant social gathering
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hewitt. Saturday evening. ths
kewpie club from North Augusta.
enjoying a straw ride up and pass
ing the evening. Games and tricks
of every description were in order
and at the close Of the evening de-
licious refreshments were served.
The Lincoln school opened Mon
day. Feb. :4th. after an extended va
cation on account Of influenza. The
teacher. Miss Angie Bartlett and
nearly all OF the pupils were sick at
one time.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Fred wadlejgh
have returned to their home in
Massachusetts. after having passed
their honeymoon at the home Of
his Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton WaI-
leigh.
Mrs. Perley PercivaI has returned
home after having passed week
in Waterville. caring for her sister
and husband. who have been ill with
influenza.
Bickford are the proud parents of Il
baby boy born, Monday. Feb. "a.
Mrs. Elias Stevens has gone to Bos-
ton to visit relatives and friends
for Z month.
Carl Spencer is moving his fanny
on the Haines farm. formerly occu-
pied By Willard Stevens and family
Salmon Lake Grange gave Il
Mother Goose entertainment for the
young people. Saturday evening. Fec.
%. All enjoyed Il good time.
Bertrand c. Hutchins from Port.
land is visiting relatives here.
Herbert and Harry Alexander with
a crew Of men are doing quite an
extensive lumber Job. cutting pine
Hazel McCausland Of Oakland is
visiting Miss Alice Glea son for a few
days.
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Reprinted with the kind pe-rr3ss,, =,
DR.. Crane and TIE Assoc!a,sS
Newspapers
ut happens that there les 70, =,
my desk just the book that ~.
recommend to those who wan, !.
know just what to do in order IA ~
prove the quality Of their mind
1t is How to Build Mental Por..,
by Grenville k!eiser. published 4,
Funk G. WaGnalls, New Yo!A y
kleiser is natural born tear...
with a knack of getting at prec,s 4,
I the difficulty in the learners nina
The table Of contents OF the b,,,
includes these subjects: How N r,
velop Concentration, How to p.
Your Mind in Order, Rules for c.,,
Thinking. How to Find Facts. rra~
cal Plans for Study. TIE Develo
ment of the VIII, Building 4 Rec.
tive Memory, How 10 Aratze q,
Argument, and so forth.
The author not only ex9ia;ns IN,
to get these results. hut gives nae
cal exercises, diagrams ard drns
He claims that the KEYNOTE Il h,
book is that the mind is IT, S,,rre~.
originating constructive force IN a.
human endeavor. and that right ,4-
tai culture is the only G.rac. near,
not alone to worldly advancement b..
to refinement and nobility Of LIE. T..
goes directly to the roots If thinr,
and shows that concentration is sin.
ply interest. that self dis pine 18th.
first rung in the ladder Of s1ccsg,
that nothing is too insignifcar. 70 }.
utilized in the upward climb. that
greater progress may be matt W
resting at intervals, ana rh1, rc,ul
honesty is the most valuable asse, a
man or woman can have.
It is a good book for anyone, butte
pecially valuable for those whose %.
portunities for schooling have bee,
limited"
! Copyright, 1918 by Frank CrarH
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uUUR04uHnE1

field. born to Mr. and Mrs L@s..e u
Feb. 10. M
The usual town meeting 1sn;'' .,..4
served for the benefit O. t"e
and Methodist societies. W ''''
Quested to bring food i.
A daughter was born 10 NJ AZ. \,
Kent Murray Feb. 3 The Hou''e
has been named Cora Belle. .;
Mrs. Mary Moody, who has q. II.
joying a holiday with her s's'e'' ~
r. B. Jewell. returned to Aus2S'A
day .
Miss Hazel Colburn passed '"' u.
end with her parents. MI 81"
Raymond Coiburn. :,
MIR. Brown of Riverside was
Place on Sunday.
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Senate Bills in First READING

Senate 100: An Act to amend Sec
tion SO Of Chapter Is Of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the duties Of
Experimenting school committees.
=. S. d. ,112: An Act to authorize the
Brunswick and Topsham Water Dis
trict to adjust claim for over.
charge.
-. S. D. 113: An Act to repeal Sec
lions 81 and IS Of Chapter 142 Of the
Revised Statutes. relating to appro-
priations for the State prison.
8. D. 114: An Act to amend Sec
otion IL of Chapter 143 Of the Revised
Statutes. relating to county jails.
Senate 1T: An Act to provide an
appropriation for general forestry
purposes.
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time will appoint as the conference
committee on the part OF the HOUSE
on Resolve in favor Of Esther NJ.
Giles, Messrs. Perkins of Bootnoay
Harbour. Gilmour Of Westbrook ana
Alden OF Gorham.
On motion by MIR. Cowan Of Win
terport, it was voted to take from
the table House Document No. >.
resolution against debarkation or
Homecoming troops at port of New
York.
MIR. COwAN of Winterport: Mr..
Speaker, just a few days preceding
the time when this resolve was draft
ed by me. / read in a Portland paper
that similar resolve had been
passed by the Legislature of another
state, and agreeing with the senti-
ments that presumably Influenced the
members Of that Legislature. I draft
ed this resolution and presented 1t to
this House and it was tabled for
printing. In the meantime, in talk
ing the matter over with members
Of the House and Senate. l found
that there was divergence OF opin-
and myself. particularly men on the
committee to which this resolve
would probably go. as to the prob
able procedure. At the time that l
drafted this resolve. Mr.. Speaker,
having myself read the editorials re-
ferred to, supposed that most every
body else here would be familiar With
them.
/ found that they were not. and was
Informed that l would probably be
called upon to produce the original pa
pers containing these editorials which.
of course. l would be unable to co.
have the Literary Digest and othe.
magaz zines containing quotations from
these editorials TO which ] have re-
ferred. but that is as far as / would be
a bic to go in offering to prove what
appeared to me would be demanded BY
the committee to which this resolve
would probably go. Consequently l do
not feel like pushing the matter in the
face of circumstances like that l feel
that the general sentiments that are ex-
pressed in that resolve represent the
feelings of nearly all the members. and
: some OF them, think. have been disap-
pointed because ! did not move this
resolve along sooner. OF course, at the
present time it is already settled that
the New England troops are coming
, home through the port of Boston. in
stead OF New York. and as regards the
membership Of the committee of well
come to the cit Of New York I have
no doubt that the voters in the munic.-
pality will take care OF that situation
the next time they have a chance.
Mr.. Speaker. l move that the reso-
luton be indefinitely postponed.
The motion prevailed.
Mr.. SPEAKER: The Chair wishes
TO make a suggestion and trusts it
Will be taken in the right spirit.
At the time Of adjournment. it does
not take more than half a minute to
get the motion put. The Chair wish
es that the members would not be-
gin to get up and run out of the
room before that motion is put
On motion by Mr.. Colcord Of Sears
port.
Adjourned until next Tuesday.
March 4. 1919. at $50 o'clock in the
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ksnnehec Journal Co..
Dept. c, 331 Water ST.
Augusta. Me.
Gentlemen: Send me VE
HOW TO BUILD MENTAL Po"~'
postpaid. l enclose 50 90
ADDRESS ...... ..... 80. 80"
CITY 80. ...... ......'"
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On motion by Mr. Colcord Of Sears
port
Adjourned until next Tuesday.
March 4. 1919. at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon
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HOUSE

Friday. February IS, 1919.
The House met according to ad-
journment and was called to order
hv the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Layton OF
Augusta.
journal of previous session read
and approved.
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~
DR.. Frank Cram
Famous Lecturer and Ia -.
Tells You
Tells You
How to Train
the Mind

Reprinted with the kind pe-rr,ss,o, i.
DR.. Crane and TIE AssoclaIsS
Newspapers
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The SPEAKER: The Chair a, this
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Papers from the Senate disposed
OF in concurrence.
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From the Senate: An Act to amend
Section = of Chapter As of the Re
vlscd Statutes. relative to the use Of
Scines in traps.
Comes from the Senate referred to
the committee on sea and shore fish
cries.
On motion by Mr.. Perkins OF
Boothbay Harbor. the bill was laid
on the table for printing. pending
reference in concurrence and 500
copies ordered printed.
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On motion by Mr.. Cowan of Win
terport. it was voted to take from
the table Senate document No. &c.
An Act 10 amend Section Is of
Chapter l. of the Revised Statutes.
relating to indexes in the registries
Of deeds, and on further motion h.
the same gentleman the bill was re-
committed to the committee on legal
affairs in concurrence
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On motion by Mr.. Baxter of Port
land. it was voted to take from the
table House Document No. S.. Re
solve authorizing the land agent to
sell certain lots in Fort Kent; and on
further motion by the same gentle
man it was given its second reading
and passed to be engrossed.
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On motion by Mr.. Garcelon Of Au =
burn, it was voted to take from the
tribe House Document No. 80 report
Of the committee on Public Health
ought to pass on bill An Act relating
to public health. On further motion
by the same gentleman, it was voted
TO accept the report Of the committee:
and on further motion by the same
gentleman the rules were suspended
and the bill given its first reading.
Mr.. Garcelon then offered House
amendment A TO House Document
No. 90, An Act amendatory and ad-
ditionai 10 Section 121 Of Chapter -
Of the Revised Statutes. relating 10
public health. as follows:
Amend by striking out the words
ond sentence of the second para
graph and insert in place thereof
the words cor nurse" and add at
the end OF said sentence the follow
ing: unless either parent or the
guardian Of the infant shall offer
conscientious objections thereto" So
that said paragraph as amended
shall read as follows:
sec. 121. If one or both eyes Of
an infant become redeemed or in
famed at any time within four
weeks after birth, the midwife.
nurse or person having charge Of
said infant shall report the condi-
ton Of the eyes at once to some
legally qualified practitioner Of med
icine of the town in which the pa
rents OF the infant reside. Every
physician: midwife or nurse in
charge shall instill or cause to be
instilled into the eyes Of the infant
Immediately upon its birth. one or
two drops Of a prophylactic solu-
ton prescribed by the State depart
ment OF health, unless either part or
the guardian Of the infant shall Of
fer conscientious objections thereto.
Any failure to comply with the pro-
visions Of this section shall be pun
ishablc by a fine not to exceed one
hundred dollars. or imprisonment
not to exceed six months"
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On motion by MI Peacock OF
Washington.
Adjourned until Tuesday, March 4,
at 4.30 o'clock.
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1901. as amended by Chapter 351 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1863. en-
titled An Act for the protection Of
ont river. WASHINGTON county. tEew
draft)
House $50: An Act amending Chapter
S. Section 60. Paragraph 4. of the Re-
vised Statutes.
Tabled by Mr.. Cunningham of Pattea
to correct error in title)
House $50: An Act to amend Section
SO of Chapter 81 OF the Revised Statutes.
relating to the manner Of signing ce"-
tifcates Of shares (New draft)
House 266: An Act t. amend Section
Of Chapter ~ Of Acts and Resolves
Of 1917. relative to the carrying of dan
gerous weapons without a license.
House POI: An Act to amend the char
biennial elections.
House 2Ss: An Act to amend Chapter
35S Of Private and Spec al Laws Of 1885,,
entitled An Act to incorporate the Great
Works Log Driving Company. as
amended by Chapter acc Of the Private
and Special Laws of 1868. (New draft }
House 2ss: An Act to amend Section
of Chapter GO Of the Revised Statutec
relating to the organization Of corpor-
atoms for literary, charitable. educs.
tional and other purposes.
House 20: An Act to incorporate tao
Chase Stream Improvement Co:npany.
(New draft.)
House 271: An Act to amend Sec
ton of Chapter of the Public
Laws of 1919. as amended by Section
of Chapter 152 Of the Public Laws
Of 1923. relating to ministerial funds
in the town of Bridgton.
House 272: An Act to legalize and
confirm the incorporation and doings
Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. (New Draft).
House 1913: An Act to amend the
charter Of the city of Calais with ref
erence to the Calais municipal court.
House 276: An Act to incorporate
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Mr.. GRANVILLE of Parsonsfeld:
Mr.. Speaker, satisfactory explana-
tons having been given in relation
to Amendment A to House Document
No. SO, l move You that the bill just
tabled by me be taken from the table.
The motion prevailed.
Mr.. GRANVILLE: I now move that
the bill take it's regular course.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that there was an amendment
to House Document No. 80 which
struck out everything after the en-
acting clause and substituted a new
bill, and the amendment which has
been offered here this morning is an
amendment to the bill. The Chair
would suggest that this be laid on
the table, and that the amendment
be presented as an amendment to an
amendment. which it really is. The
gentleman from Parsonsf1eld (Mr.
Granville) moves that the bill lie up
on sthe table. The Chair is afraid
some mistake will occur in the en-
crossing of the bill in its present
form.
The SPEAKER: The Chair at this
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On motion by Mr.. Granville Of Par
sonsfield. it was
Ordered. the Senate concurring.
that there be printed 500 copies Of the
speech Of DR.. Phillips Of Bar Harbor.
given in the House. Wednesday, Feb
ruary 26. for the use OF the Legisla-
ture.
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tee. reported same on Resolve in
favor of the Blunt Hardware Com
pany, for material furnished by
them in the construction of the Wo-
mems Reformatory at Skowhegan
Mr.. Clifford, from same commit
tee. reported same on Resolve appro-
priating money for the payment to
Delano Mill Company Of Portland for
material furnished in the construc-
ton Of Stevens Cottage at Skowhe-
gan for the Reformatory for Women.
Mr.. Perkins. from same commit
tee. reported same on Resolve in
favor Of McQuillan and Pooler for
material furnished by them in the
construction of the Woman's Re-
formatory at Skowhegan.
Same gentleman. from same COM
mittee. reported same on Resolve
the inhabitants Of the town Of Scar
boro.
Mr.. Pattee. from the committee
on education. reported same on bill
An Act to amend Section 1O7 Of
Chapter 16 Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the payment of teachers
salaries.
Same gentleman. from same COM
mittee. reported same on bill An
Act to amend Sections 1913 and 100
Of Chapter 16 Of the Revised Stat
utes. relating to the certif1cation of
teachers.
Mr.. Varney, from same commit
tee. reported same on Resolve in
favor Of Ellie l.. Stafford for teach
er's pension.
Mr.. Austin from the committee
on Indian Affairs on Resolve an.
propriating money for the mainte-
nance Of Teachers Old Home on
Old Town. Indian Island. No. !, re-
ported same in a new draft. under
same title. and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Berry. from same committee.
on Resolve making appropriation for
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BY unanimous consent the rules
were suspended. and the following
Senate order was received out of Or
der.
Ordered. the House concurring.
that when the Senate and House adj
journ. they adjourn to meet Tuesday,
March 4th at 4.30 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The order received a passage in
concurrence,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

o niej - jake sic rzeklo, mysli-
my wszyscy, chcemy jej wszyscy,
ale tez pragniemy w jej przepro-
wadzeniu mice siowo wszyscy;
lie p%rzyjmowat nam jej cd socy-
alistow, kt6rych teorye i doktry-
ny ME budza zaufania nj admira.
cyl W naszem spoleczehstwie ME
oznacza to zaufania, gdyz podob-
ME ME posiadaja miru tie doktry-
ny W najpostepowszem spo&e-
czehstwie ma swiecie - amery--
kahskiem. SocyaliSci beda nam
ziemie dzielic, oni maja rozliczac
i saddle mas, oni ~powoiani do te-
GO? Co ma to wskazuje W dziejach
naszych, W stosunkach naszego
rarodu - spo}ecznych, w zgrupo-
waniu sic jego partyi?! Co upra-
wniaioby tego rodzaju menstrual
ia ewentualnosc?.. Mic absolut-
ME! - Vice podobna preten'
sya jest uzurpacya, niecheci tyl-
ko MOVIE i siuszne do intruzoW
warszawskich wzbudzajaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
DO WIADOMOSCIi

wsAystkIch I~nteresantow ~najuprzeJ-
niej prosiIny o pr~EestrLeSanie ponl1-
Bzyeh wskaE6wekI
BIura AdminIstraeyi naSzej otwarte
50 prEez dGIeh caly cd Eodziny S-mej
Erana do 1880 MtecEOrem - co dnIa, =
wyJgtkiem niedEIeI 1 swIat kraJOwyeh.
OOONNiqzujsrych.
ZErzaGca Pisma naszego przyJmuJe
fntrresnnt6w co dnIa w GODzINACH
POPOLUDNIOWS cd 2-gieJ do 5-tej
- z wyjRtkiem sOb0t.
Redakcya ola Interesant6w OtNart
aeHt YIN w GODZINACH RANNfCH
- Oh GOD2INY 1O;3O DO G0DZINY
liz 30; DO pOiudnlu tylkO In specyain9
Eedaktor NaczeIny przyjmuJe Inte-
reaant6w TfLkO Pc 1O-teJ
FRIED POLUDNIEM.
UprnHzn sic o lie moinokcI wazelkIe
1prnwy q .FRedakeya kaintwiac PlSEM-
ME-. no mn konwersncye dfuSie ME ma
rIy eEaSuj tyIkO w sprawach szcEegol-
nleiSaPi Nagl, osobfstych, lub ME dRta-
even sic ~xalatwIe zwiezIe droga ko-
-reSpOadencyi prosimy jawte sic oso-
biscfe, EnchOHyuJac nm wzgledEie, re o.
kolO godziny I1-teJ zSmyknny gazette
. mszyscy najbardzieJ jestesmy utedy
Observation-Disclosures uprasEamy nnjmoc-
nieI, nby pisnli CZfTELNIE - ATRA-
N.ENTEM, LGR Ma mASZfNIE, ME
ZBYT SCISIIWIE I Ma JE-
nNE,D STRONIE PAPIERU U.
JeslI utwOry jakiekoIwiek ME maja
bye oginSzone. pochlnnla - koss
reIakcyiny; jeSli p~oiadane - do EwrO-
"a, w raEie ME Ogioszenln, naleEy 20
WfRALNIEs ZAZNACZIC L ZALACHfC
ZNACXEK POCZTOWY Ma ZWROTNA
PRZESIbkE.
Zadnyeh kOmunlkRtow do ogiosxeniA
NE nairSy prEcsylae ma knrtkach ODD
Lrytych; ladnSch TED ME prEytnuje sic
-komnnikacyi telefOnicsRyeh chyba
~ wytatkOYyych w~ypRdkaehj r6wnieR o.
,slt..ycn, JOtyezacych ruchu W
TzgstMach t~eIe1onieznle ME Drzy5mu-
trmg.
MsseIkIe oElosxenia naleks do D1la-
D., OxlOnxe6 " AdmInlHtracyi 1 lam ale
: nfrn,: xwrncac nAleIy.
1.a-t1irhownnI wSIELKIEGo rO-
a<ain' WEZOLUCYE zAhoBSE, POLL
TyCINE I {. y. naleza do DIiafu Oslo-
hseA.
NsEelkie korespondeneJe, sawiado-
utenia 4 Z. p. musKg bye podPisHne -
netnem nSEwiakiem wrhs q ndresem pi-
ssaceKss brEimiennyeh, Tub pOipi.HnJeh
.a,xSlnIkten, albo wres1cie sioweus
<omItet" - kOmnnIkacyi, n keFo0s
c~onceneyi nile SamieszezaEys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
Ok6lnik Do Wiadomosci Gen.
trow Rekrutacyjnych.

Ma skutek otrzymanego rozpo-
rzadzenia cd naszej naczelnej VIA
dry wojskowej, niniejszem zawia
damiamy, re rekrutacya w Anne
ryce do Armii Polskiej konczy
sic z dniem logo lutego 1919 r.
Wobec powyzszego rozporza--
dzenia zalecamy ably:
Zapisywanie ochotnikow odby-
wafo sic do dnia 1890 lutego 1919.
Pc upfywie tel daty zapisywac
ochotnikow wiecei ME wolno.
Kazdy ochotnik must bye "a
wiadomiony, re zaciaga sic do
s.uzby w Armii Polskiej ma pre-
Gag czasu najmniej 6 miesiecy
pc podpisaniu pokoju.
Swiadomosc tego kazdy ochot-
mix winien stwlerdZlc przyslega
i w1asnorecznym podpisem ma
fcrmularzu &C" pod kaluzula:
,,Przysiegam siuzyG w Armii
Polskiej najmniej 6 miesiecy pc
podpisaniu pokoju.'
IVORY formularza &C" r6wno-
czesnie do1aczamy. Pieczatki ire
scia przysiegi zostana w tych
dniach wysiane.
Rozporzadzenie niniejsze wcho
dzi w zycie z dniem 1890 stycznia
1919 r. i cd tegoz dnia wszelkie
formularze &C" zaopatrzone bye
musza WY wspomniana klauzu--
Ia. o ileby do tego czasu pieczat-
XII ME nadeszfy, nalezy klauzule
wypisywac recznie, czerwonym
atramentem i wyraznie ma formu-
larzach &C."
POLSKA KOMISYA VOL
SKOWA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
ZaTo4ona 1907 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TEIEFON MONROE 1903.
ZAREAD GLOwNYi

* Francgszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS A A. Kiowo, W!ce-Moderator.
Woiclech F. Soska. oreZeS.
Antonlna Raranowska. Wice-preZeskA.
woJciech Menkicki, Wlce-prezes.
Tomasz s Blachowski, SekretarL.
Franciszek witkowskl. SRarbnik-
StanIslaw Liczmanski. Dyrektor.
Wladyslaw LopatEs, Dyrektor.
AntonI Mazurk. DyrektoT.
Leokadya Eonczyk, Dyrekt9rka.
FrancIszka Bieschke, Dyrektorka-
DR.. FIR. A. Dulak. Lekarz Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mindak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta C. woJtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BURROWS:
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego otwarte W
dnl powszednie Cd godz. 9-tej rano do
s-tej wieczorem, wv sobote 10 lei po-
poludniu). WiecZorem, W dai powszed-
ME z wyjatkiem soboty)). Cd godziny
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