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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Personal MENTION.

Or. J. G. Entz was up from Hope
on business.
otto BandIow and II. Klitzing
were pleasant Reflector callers.
John Muller was in from his farm
and says the country roads are very
bad.
MISS. II. F-Klnderdick and son,
Arloe,. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Asling.
G. NJ. Barley drove in from Hayes
township in his car, but 1t was hard
work
G. II Rugh left Cor New Orleans to
spend a month for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs, Il. e. Hazlett and Miss Helen
Hazlett left for California to spend
the balance of the winter
Miss Elizabeth Wyandt and Dud-
ley Wyandt left Friday afternoon for
Massachusetts, where Miss Wyandt
attends Smith College and Dudley at
tends Andover.
Luther Marstellar, son Of r.. A.
Marstelar, who arrived in New York
the day before Christmas, has sent
word to his father that he is now in
Camp Funston, He went overseas
with the S9th Division and was
wounded.
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Karr-WilsOn.

The first wedding in the new church
at Talmage is now history. Last
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Mr..
Walter Wilson, son Of Mr.. James
Wilson of near Carlton, led his bride
Miss Mary II. Karr, OF Talmage, to
the altar where Rev. r. y. Benson.
the pastor, met them and quietly
performed the ceremony, which made
them man and wife. The ceremony
was witnessed by only a small CONF
pany. A more elaborate service was
planned, hut owing to the blocked
condition of all the roads, both rail
and highways, which made it utter
ly impossibly for guests to get to
the scene, the original plans were
dismissed.
After the ceremony in which the
beautiful ring ceremony was used,
the company adjourned to the Dodge
home, where the grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dodge, and aunt, Miss
Mary Dodge, had prepared sump-
tious dinner. Those present We're,
in addition to the bride and groom,
Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge, Miss Mary
Dodge, VIM. Dodge and Rev. Ven
son. The young couple are at home
on the farm near Carlton
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
NAVARRO.

Ben Shank and family spent Sun
day at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rock S
Mrs. MerrIthad arrived home Mon
day for few days stay.
Charley Issitt was In Abilene Sat
urday on business.
william Eisenhower and wife Ief
Monday for their home In Kansa,
City. ,.<1A ~ .
Jake Eisenhower left Monday fol
Kansas City after weeks visit with
home folks.
John Olsen lost good horse last
Friday.
Miss Minnie Issitt returned home
from Detroit after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Stoffer.
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CHAPMAN

G. A. Morris and George Miller
bought the meat business from Mr..
Bower, who conducted It In connect
ion with his grocery store They
opened for business in their store on
Main street, January l
Harry Beal became editor Of our
local paper January /. He is alone
In the office this week as the type
settlers are ILL.,
There was no service In the NJ H.
church Sunday on account of illness
in the pastors home. Every member
OF the family was i'll except Rev,
DObbs
The school was closed last week OH
account of sickness. 1t opened again
on Monday morning
The high school is open again, but
the attendance is very much below
the usual number.
Miss Margaret BOtz and Miss
Kooglc, who spent the Christmas holt
days at their homes here, returned
TO their college work at Midland,
New Years day.
The Lutheran people held their an
nual business meeting on January
1, at $50 p. m. All present rejoiced
in the splendid reports
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GLENWOOD.

John Hislop of Lockwood, Sask.
Canada, is here for visit with
friends and relatives, and has been
spending the week at John Books
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Aver and fam
fly spent Christmas at c. II. Simp
sons
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Ledy and son
and Mr. and Mrs Jess Hoover and
son were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
O. Zook in Abilene, Christmas day.
Christ Krcider and John Fields
were up from Camp Funston for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Stoffer and
family spent Christmas at J. TO-
Bowser's
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cress and
children are spending few days Wis
iting mt Earl McLane's
Bruce Zook is busy preparing for
his stock sale which is to be held in
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Keim are
the parents Of baby boy born De
ccmber %.
b. w. Stewart was buying cattle
in our vicinity Tuesday.
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ROOSEVELT'S DEATH A
SHOCK TO COMMUNITY

The news Of Roosevelt's death
came by the Associated Press to the
Reflector at a. m, and was inn
mediately bulletined Many express
sions Of sorrow showed his hold on
the people.
The city hall, Garfield school and
Hodge Bros, flags were at half mast
today in memory Of Elk President
Roosevelt. The postoffice flag was
not lowered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
WALNUT GROVE.

Miss Fannie Bert is visiting heI
sister, Mrs. Harry Hoover.
Miss Anna Noll, who Is taking care
Of Lizzie Dayhoff, spent the week enc
with home folks.
Abram Brechbill put up ice last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Eisenhower OF
Topeka, were visiting relatives ant
friends In this vicinity Thursday AND
Friday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
PEARL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder of Abilene
are visiting their children in this 10
cality this week.
one Of the Pearl school motor
trucks ran out Of gasoline and Is
still standing in snow drift south
Of Pearl.
Mrs. Winslow and daughters N
Holland spent the week end in Pear
with her daughter, Mrs. Sylvia M
Adams, principal Of the school.
Ralph Johnston had the misfortune
to lose five hogs in a straw stack last
week, southwest of Pearl.
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9 6 . > .
= COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
6 6 9 c 8 : 9

Mr. aud Mrs. Brechbill took dinner
Thursday with Lizzie Iook
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hoover, Sr, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hoover Jr; Mr
and Mrs. David Hoover Mr.. and
Mrs Irwin Hoover Mr. and Mrs A
s. Dayton took dinner at Harry
liooyer's Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Ira Noel and Mr. aud
Mrs. Hoover Callahan took dinner
with D. w. Sampson
Mrs Alram Non called on Mrs
Dayhon Saturday afternoon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
HERE AND THERE

Mrs Willard Cook spent Sunday al
w H. Cooks.
Mrs. Barbara Barr and children
and Henrietta Smith spent Sunday
at John Coffenberger's
Elizabeth, Anna and Edith Car
roll and Mae IIinkle are staying In
town this week
Harold Stone is staying ut Il. +.
stones.
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dLENWOOD.

Mr.. and Mrs, Bruce Zook nd fam
lily were sunday guests at jess
iIoover's.
!. T.. Bowscr shipped car load
Of hogs 10 Kansas City Saturday
Ralph Cooley and son. yerle went
p Topeka Tie first fthe week oil
business
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Plan Sunday School Convention

The state executive board of the
Sunday School association was in
session in Topeka yesterday. Mrs
S. A. Chappell was chosen to fill a
vacancy due to the removal from the
state of one of the women members
Elaborate plans are under way for
the annual convention to be held In
Wichita, May 6, Z, 8. j. II. Englt
was in attendance.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Lift Mill Feed Rules.

Washington, Jan Especial price
regulations on mill feeds and lfmita-
tions of wholesalers, retailers, and
jobbers' margins of profit on mill
feed sales were removed today by
the Food Administration
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Statesmen Wanted.

Earn $25 to $50 weekly. takinl
orders for nursery stock. Steady EN-
ployment. Weekly payments Elk
pcrience unnecessary.
+. II. STANNARD & co.
itY Ottawa, Kans
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
ACME.

Mrs. J. F. Lantz is very sick with
the influenza.
Mrs. N. r. Rees is able to be UP
after a weeks Illness.
Misses Edith Sexton, Della Thomp-
son and Ben Gish left Monday for
Nebraska to take care Of the Alex
Sexton family, all of whom are Ill
with the influenza.
Miss Agnes Goodnight and Clarence
Goodnight Of Detroit visited at B. o.
Shirk's few days.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Official Notice.

The next regular examination for
teachers county certificates will be
held in the court house In Abilene.
Friday and Saturday, January "a and
25 beginning at 8 o'clock.
MARY Il. WOOLVERTON,
2td2tw County superintendent
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Funeral Announcement.

short services for George Miller,
who died in Kansas City, will be
held Friday at 1890 a. m, at the
grave The body was brought here
on the Flyer this afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Saturday, January IIth

Commencing at 2;30 p. m, the
following property:
One large library table
One leather rocker
Four parlor chairs
Three rugs
Two touches
One stand table
One dining table
Six chairs
One buffet
One china closet
one wardrobe
One dresser
One commode
One electric fan
One electric vacuum sweeper
One Bissel's carpet sweeper
Two iron beds with springs
One folding cot
One oil cook stove oven
One 3-hole oil stove and oven
One oil heating stove
One large cupboard
Two kitchen tables
One ice box
One hall mirror
One kitchen cupboard
LinOleum
One cook stove
Kitchen chairs and all kinds of
utensils.
Also the residence at 514 West
Seventh street. Groom house and
lot, S0x150 feet.
TERMS: CASH.
". 7. LANGSTON
w. A. CALLAHAN, Auctioneer.
F. E. VAN DoREN. Clerk,
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Friday, January 18th
The following described property
90 HEAD OF STOCK

The following described property !:
90 HEAD OF STOCK
Consisting Of l gray mare years
with foal, 1,400 lbs. gray gelding
years old 1900 lbs roam horse !;
/ span Of mules, coming 2 years old :
! Shetland pony; 1 colt; IA head of
mich cows, s fresh, 6 coming fresh !.
10 head of stock cows and heifers
2 steers, 2 years old; 10 yearlings
10 calves; 1 Shorthorn bull coming
year old; pure bred Poland China
sows, bred for March farrow; II
shoats weighing 80 lbs; pigs and
one bull dog
IMPLEMENTS
One binder, l drill, ! disc. / har-
row, l oliver weeder, good as new,
Sattley weeder, l rake good as
new, / lister, l riding cultivator,
hay buck, harrow cart, manure
spreader, ! surrey, buggy, good as
hNNi 1 pohJ NdSVi, SliuuSlOHts
sets of work harness, I set of driv-
ing harness, . sets of single harness,
pony harness collar.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
One davenport, wardrobe, / Kit
chen cabinet, dresser. l commode,
china closet, beds, / dining room
table, 10-foot extension. Axminis-
ter rug 9x12, 1 table, 6 shairs, /
washing machine, 1 incubator, 1
l wood stove. l oil stove, oven. 125
quarts fruit, 10 bushels potatoes, Z
gallons house paint, wood, coal. cobs,
about Z tons of cane and some hedge
posts and other articles too numer-
GUS to mention
TERMS: All sums of 500 and
under, cash, on sums over, $50 q
credit Of s months will be given, pur-
chaser giving approved note drawing
10 per cent interest from date until
paid; if paid when due only per
cent win be charged. No property
to be removed until settled for
Sale begins at 10 o'clock sharp.
Free lunch-bring your cups.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
Public Sale

We will sell at public auction one
mile south of Navarro, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-01-09
HARRY LARSON
BLAGG BROS.

r. II. Shank, Auctioneer.
d. H. ROGERS, Clerk.
E. t. NELSON, Banker.
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Public Sale

/ viii sell at my residence at 514
West Seventh street on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

Co rob- rszen $21,2ls.5S
Frnncissek OpiIa, sekr. f5nansowy.
W. J. Pfjanowski, kasyer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
z BYLEGO RE.
~KRUTACYJNEGO.

Biuro Centrum Rekrutacyjne-
60 zostaIo z~ankniete. Stosownie
do otrzymanego rozporzadzenia,
Komisyi Wojskowej pozostais
,rzeczy, jake to: maszynki do pi.
SANTA, zegar Scienny, choragwie
rome, szafki ma papiery. koszyki
podreczne, drucianc, f~otografie
rome, obrazy i RAINY, i wiele in.
ryeh pamiatkowych rzeczy, kto-
re muszs bye natychmiast spree
dane, a uzyskane re sprzedazy pie
Made zostana p~rzesiane do Ko-
misyi
nj zechca sic zgiosic zaraz W
Biurze Centrum Rekrutacyjnego
PREY Milwaukee i Augusta I'll.
Biuro otwarte tylko dis i jutro
do po&udnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
o
P. w A. w
CHICAGO i GARY, IND.

Staraniem Stow. Mechanik6w
Pofskich z siedziba W Toledo, z
filiami W Chicago, East Chicago.
Pullman, Detroit, Cleveland,
Buffalo zosta{y zwoiane diva
zgromadzenia: jedno odbedzie
sic w niedziele, dnia ego lutego,
o godzinie 10tej rano w sail par
ku Puiaskiego, Ola czlonkow i
naszych przyjaci6l. Celem zgro-
madzenia jest wybrac delegate
do zarzadu w Toledo. w ten spo-
sob interesy Stowarzyszenia be-
d. pod nadzorem wszystkich
c~zAonk6w, ME zas grupy Toledo
skiej. w Detroit przedstawicie-
lem wybrano p. Kafare. Inz.
Cwiazdowski 2 Toledo, prev.
Stowarzyszenia, Przed}ozy zgro-
madzonym rysrnki maszyn, kto-
re Stowarzyszenie bedzic budo--
wac W Polsce. Wstep wolny ola
wszystkich.
Nastepne zgromadzenie odbe7,-
die sic W Sokolni, 1916 Tell pl.,
G godzinie Pei pc pol. lnzynier
Gwiazdowski wygiosi odczyt ilu-
strowany ma temat: Polska wal
czaca w obrazach, Wyklad ten,
w jezyku angielskim, miai osro-
mne powodzenie wSr6d Amery--
kanow. Polonia w Chicago usly-
sly 60 we wfasnym jezyku. o
godz. 100 wicczorem, odbedzic
sic zebranic w Gary, Ind, w So
cial Turner Hall ma rogu 1+tej /
Washington III.
F. Popiawski, Sckr.
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Z BRIDGEPORT

Staraniem Komitetu Obywatel--
skiego odbyi sic wiec W niedziele,
dnia b. m. " sail parsfialnej Sw.
Barbary ma Bridgeporcie W spra--
vie Funduszu MilionoHego. Pre-
wodniczacym Yiecu byl OBJ. Ant. Ca
szewiez. prezes tuteiszego Komite-
tn obyvatelskiego, ktory W krotkich
siowach obiaSuit eel wiecu, poczem
ma sekretarza powolal niiej podpi-
sanego. Nsstepnie X. Novak z miej-
scoEej psrsf;t odm6wi modiitwe.
Dalej wystapil zespiewem Choir Sw.
Barbary, pod dyrekcya Oh. ososkie-
60. kt6ry wypsdf bardzo pieknie i
musiai wystapit ponownie. Nastep-
ME prZem6wil Y. Nowak o ojczyz-
ME naszej i chwili obecnei. odda-
jac zarsZem czeSG bohaterom z ma
szej dzisluicy, ktorzy oddali .wszyst-
ko ola Ojczyzny, oraZ czeSG wielkie-
mu me1owi prez. Stan6w, Zjedno-
czonyeh, Woodrow Wilsonowi. Pu-
blicznosc z wielkim entuzyazmem
w~ysiuchala mowy naszego zacnegc
kapIana. Spiew humorystyczny, So
10 doskonale wykonsi OBJ. J6zef Mo-
skal. 2 kolei wyglosiia move PAM
Milewska, w~iceprezsska z. n. p.
Nastepnie orkiestra pod batuta oh.
o~soxskiego odegrsia bardzo pick
ME wieniec melodyi polskich, a "
czasie tym odbyia sic kolekta ma
Fundusz Milionowy. Pc wyczerpa-
niu programu przewodniczacy po--
dziekowai wszystkim ,tym. kt6rzy W
,akfkolwiekbadz sposob prZyezynili
sic do upiekszenia wiecu. oraz sza-
nownej publicznosci, staropolskiem
Bog zaplae. Ma zakonczenie odspie'
wano wsp6lnis z orkiestrs Boze cos
Polske. Drobna kolekta ma sal
przyniosia s51.S6.
Ponizej znajduja sic nazwiska
sunny jake ofiarodawcy oddzielnie
zioiyli podczas wiecu ma Milionowy
Fundusz: Y. Nowak SO; Maryanna
Janowska $40; Antoni Czaszewica
SIS: Felix Lukaszewski SIS; Fran
Wisniewski So; Jan Frenzel $50;
And. Wisniewski SIS; Stan. Zale~skI
SIS: Tomasz Kocimski SIS; Mateus7
K~oezorowski So; Jan Derdzinsk'
SIS; Fran. Magiera So; Stefan ow'
sianowski So; Fran. Kubicki So;
F~ranciszka Lapszys So; Katarzyna
Jablowiec So; parma Kwilosz So;
stanislawa Kozsnecka So; Zofis
wnyk So; Jan Murawski 81; Win
Gently Kostowski 81; Bronissaw'
pspczyk Sc; Anna Andracka 81; "
Kopyezewska So; Jan kantorski
So. Jan Lepek So; maiy Jan Fren'
eel 50: Fran. Kuska So; Ant. stspy
81; Stefan Rusiu ST.; Antoni cyro'
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ROZDZIAL X.

ByIo to W niedziele. Deszcz la} bez przerwy,
podw6rze bylo pe}ne woody, ga}azki krzew6w OBJ
wis}y, szare niebo ME usposabiaio do wesofosci.
Smutek jak szadz ma dzewach osiadi ma twarzach
naszych chorych. O, szkoda, re deszcz; ME bedzie
dis tel ciekawej defilady, korowodu wyzdrowia-
1ych kalek naszych inwalid6w, ciagnacych co ME-
dziela mad wiecz6r pod injury sasiedniego klasz-
toru.
Jedni ~opieraja sic ma kulach, drudzy cisgna
nogi a bandaze graja wazna role, DO to zwraca u
wage pan panienek idacych tam z koszyczkami
papieros6w i ciastek, by niemi poczestowac tych
zuchow, a w zamian us{yszec opowiadanie o wo-
jennych przygodach. lynn sposobem dowiedza sic
cos czasem i o swoich bliskich. Me wyciagaja reki
jak zebraki, ale chetnie przyjmuja male prezen-
ciki.
Byf tam Senegalczyk. Amadon Q wielka g}o-
wa, podobny do orangutana. Lubi} on bardzo ten
niedzielny spacer. Gdy sic jaka PAM zblizy}a, po-
wtarza} zawsze tie same ,,Bonzou Matame!, tn vas
bieu, toi?" Co W }amanej francuzczyznie znaczylo:
Dzieh dobry, jak sic PAM miewa. Wyciaga} swe
d}ugie palce pc papierosy, a zamiast podziekowa-
MIA, wcia5 prosif o ~jeszcze i gotow by} zabrac to-
rebke Gala, gdyby go towarzysz ME upamietal.
Jedna dZleWcZynKa prZeStraSZyfa Sic go ! pa
ka}a, ale matka kaza}a jej podac mu reke, DO to
takze francuski zohierz i walczy1 "a Francye.
Mielismy kilku ludzi z Senegambii, Gwinei i
iednego Beduina, ~powaznie rannych. Uwazali oni
"a rzecz naturalna walczyc "a Francye i bye ra-
nionym. Walczyli spokojnie jak gdyby W gre grail.
RAJ zapytalem jednego czy ME za1uje swych stron
i rodziny? Pokaza& mi Rad biaiych zeb6w i Cd
rzekf: ,,Francya jest moi ojciec i matka."
Opowiadano mi o niezwykfym bohaterstwie Sc
regalczykow. Pewna nasza d~ywizya, zostaia zu,
renie rozbita, ciezko ranny officer leza} ma ziemi.
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Wieczor Polski.

w dniu otwareia Sejrnu RE
czypospoiitej Polskiej, II. W ME
dziele ego lutego 1919 r., odbe--
die sic zgromadzenie ogdlno-
potskie, ~inicyowane przez klub
Esperanto, w sail Sw. Stanisawa,
rdg Noble i Bradley ulic.
Ma program sic zioza: Mowy
okolicznosciowe, przem6wienia
Representative organizacyi, PREY
jscie rezolucyi wyrazajscych ma
SEE pragnienia i wdziecznosc Sta
nom Zjednoczonym Ameryki "a
uznanie niepodleglosci Poiski ftp.
atrakcya wieczoru beda obrazy z
Polski, wystepy artystyczne zbio
rowe i solowe - panic A. Nering
z uczennicami i J. KosaEowska,
tez z uczennicami zadeklarowaly
sw6j wsp61udzia}.. a wiele in
nych zapewne wzbogaci program
atrakcyjny.
Obywatele, obywatelki, prEyja-
ciele Polski, proszeni So o jak mai
iiczniejsze przybycie ma uroczy--
stoSe zmartwychwstania Polski i
uszczenia bojownikow "a niepod-
legiose wolnos8 Polski. Mozemy
sic r6znit predominant, lecz,
gdzie idzie o sprawy ogolne, ko-
nieczna jest lacznoSc i wspolna
praca, gdyz W iaezno5ci si'a, a w
czynie zwyciestwo.
Poczatek wieczoru o godzinie
7mej wieczorem.
Wstep wolny dla wszystkich.
Komitet.
Posiedzenie komitetu, urzadza-
.jscego ,,Wiecz6r Polski", odbe--
die sic w niedziele, 9 lutego, o
godzinie 2ej popoludniu W loka-
III Esperanto, pnr. 1o41 Milwau-
kee ave. Telefon Haymarket
5651.
Komitet.
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Ska L. bond $50; Jan D,tbedk, 80: 10
zef Kubtak w. s. S. 4 got 70; Wo0ciech
P~rzybyiowScz, So; Wiadssaaw kornak
81; waSdysiaw Kwsatex, Sc; Wotciech
Cal $40; Marya Krawczyk W. s. g.,
81; Franctszek Skarpinski SIS; Marta
| sAarpinska IS; J. J. FruByna SO; Jan
| MaJewsaoi S5; Anna Gauzik s.; Jan Kul-
k,owsGdA $40: Jan Zuchonwskd $50; Roza-
liza Pelak So; Macbej Kfbnlek, 30; VITA
dysiawa Shaba, 81; Jain Ka~ecki 80;
Mhctiaa UnsGowska ". s. 8. ! got SIS;
| wotciech Janowrtoz Sc; wdurcenta No
w,ostellka s.: Marya Wloharczyk 80;
Anna Poreba. s.; Marta kucka $40;
| wsadysssw Gorecki s.; Marya Volta
lewtcs 81: Takla wijanka. 81: Zenou
! Juraszek W. s. S. 81: Jan Terebin5kt
W. s. s., 81: Alex. Ssamott1ski IS; Ma
| teuzz wder1bacEd w. S. s. 1 got. S. Jo-
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