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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20
NEWPORT LOCALS

William Squirting, representing the
Eastman Kodak Co. is in town for a
few days.
Mrs. Ardelle Rowell of Orleans is
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Charles T. Bean.
Royal Davis, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley C. Davis, who has been
confined to the house for eight weeks
with whooping cough was able to at
tend the LIST grade Christmas tree
yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie Boynton of this city
and Hamilton Wright Of Georgeville,
p. O., were united in marriage on
Wednesday, Dec. II at Georgeville,
P. @, and they will make their flu
ture home at that place.
States Attorney Claire r Powell
of Essev County has called a special
session Of the Grand Jury for early
in January when he will present his
findings in the case of Alexander Nc
Kee, who was shot and killed by O..
L. Hunt Of Charleston in the Wen
lock woods on December 4. Hunt has
hired Lawyer Cleary of Newport to
handle his case. The shooting was
accidental but criminal negligence
may be charged against Hunt.
Don't forget to make your reserva-
tons carly for the special turkey
dinner with all the FILINGS at the
Newport House Christmas Day. Bur-
roughs orchestra will furnish music
for the guests. adv
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-20

Mrs. George Root has returned af-
ter two weeks visit with her father
at Allston, Mass.
Newport schools closed yesterday
for two weeks vacation. Examina-
tons were conducted during the
week and on Friday every grade had
Christmas trees and appropriate eX-
e~rcises. The 9Th grade at the West
school gave a tree for the 4th grade,
and to return the courtesy all the
members of the 4th grade presented
gifts to those Of the 5th. Nearly all
of the teachers have gone to their
sereval homes for the holidays. Miss
Marion Hamilton to White River
Junction; Miss Wakefield to North
Troy; Miss Ruth Annis to Swanton;
Miss Ruth Corley, Orleans; Miss
Dorcas Judkins to st. Johnsbury;
Miss Wenona Shattuck to Weston;
Miss Grace Farnum to Danbury, N.
H.; Miss Marjorie Phelps to Vergen-
mes and Miss Kate Ferrin to her
nome in Holland.
Miss Marie Johnson, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Johnson of
Derby has gone to Mnotreal Gener-
al hospital for medical treatment.
Miss Agnes Hill Of Derby Line
and Miss Mildred Cummings of
Richford are employed at the B. f.
Moore Manufacturing Co.
Howard Pudvah is in Boston for a
few days on business.
Miss Jeanette Morrill,, teacher of
East Coventry school, came home
Friday evening.
Supt. E. A. Hamilton, who has
been in attendance at the school di-
r%ectors' meeting in Burlington has
gone 40 Lowell, Mass, where he and
Mrs. Hamilton will spend the holi-
| days with Mrs. Hamilton's mother
Mrs. George Root.
Miss Gertrude Morrill,, who has
been so ill in a hospital in Utica, N.
Y, is much better and is now on
her way home. Miss Agnes Morrill,
met her sister in Boston and will ac-
company her home. They are now
spending a few days in Manchester,
N. Fl.
Miss Hattie Pearl of Johnson is
the guest Of James Mason and his
sister, Miss Hattie Mason.
Miss Jennie Curtis, U. V M, ar
rived home this morning for the
holiday season.
B. II. Smith, proprietor of the
Economy market, was in Sher-
brooke Friday buying turkeys for the
holidays.
Mrs. Homer Flint was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Hildreth on
her way home from Vie
erts in C~oaticooke, P. Q.
Miss Alice Abbott and Miss Ruth
Blodgett arrived this morning from
Smith college to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. B. H. Smith and Mrs. George
Hayes visited Mrs. Hayes mother in
Stanstead on Thursday.
Don't forget to make your reserva-
lions early for the special turkey
dinner with all the fxings at the
Newport House Christmas Day. Bur
roughs orchestra will furnish music
for the guests. adv
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19
THOU i,HT ONE CLEAN
 SHIRT ALL HE NEEDED

Ter years ago l was reduced to a mere shadow. l was yellow as a gold piece and would often be doubled up Wisa most excruciatin pains in my stomach. Physicians could only relieve me with morphine. was ad- vised 10 try Mayrs Wonderful Rene dy and it helped me at once. What is more. l have been well ever since. A friend said he thought one more clean shirt all l would ever wear" It is a simple, harmless prepa ra tion that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practi calIy all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded
 Hesterly Drug Store and Druggists Everywhere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19
LOG Is

Levi Jones was in to see ns 4st Saturday.
 211 Main Street Prescott. Ark IDRILL ARTESIAN WELLS-Cau S46-L, or write A. $. Wells,
 Prescott. Ark Read the Saturday Special page in this issue You will find real bargains there
 C. G. Dumas and daughter. Miss Freda, of Sayre. were in the city on business one day last week
 We thank Geo. Shaw for his sub scription last week MT. Shaw has re- gently moved here from Conway and lives on the Rosston road near the ". |. Edwards place.
 F.. J. Taliaferro of Hope. was in the city Monday and told us that his son. Bob. returned from France last week. Ed thinks he will move back to Pres colt soon
 NIT. and Mrs. R. H. Rogers Of Green vile. Texas. spent Monday in Little Rock. They will go home Thursday. after wo OF hree weeks visit to Mrs Rogers parents. MT and Mrs C. B Andrews
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

J D. White and l E. Butler of Ross ton, route 3. were callers last Saturday. They requested us to say that the re port that they had been dipped in the vat near Fineher'r is a mistake That they have not been dipped and that is not all. they never will be dipped. They stated to Us that they had only tried to uphold he law as was their sworn duty and that they will continue to do that without any feeling toward any one. This statement is at their re- quest
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19
WHITES CHAPEL.

Hello Alex Some people think that EoH and have flew the track. Sup. pose We let them know that We are coming baek.
 We haze had some nice weather the past week to tuste with Gen. Green There k more pretty yellow corn thaa have ever seen
 There wa, q singing at this place sunday afternoon. had several visitors Had it not been for the welcome wis it0rS the singing would have been very slim. Ne invite them to come back again.
 Wills Hairston, who recently came across the ocean. k assisting ne in my cotton patch. That pleases me much betteer than to batch If some lady wishes to marry. l will be easy to catch
 Ode Goodwin says he thinks he will sell his crop in short time and go to Ft. Worth, Texas, to work on street ear line. Don't blame you Ode. if 1 could not get that girl to say that she would be mine
 wish to say that Alex and I diJ not blow mp the Bodeaw vat Ne may have done some things worse than that -Cies We understand that you and Alex went fox hunting one time-Ed1
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

Mrs. J, Ellis King left for Bronson, Kansas, Tuesday in response to a tel egram that her mother, Mrs Agnes Paris, was dead. Mrs. Paris suffer ed a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. King was accompanied by her little son. Frank.
 Have just put in q supply of shoes and nails, both large and small, light and heavy. long and short rough and smooth. and am at your service with an extra man and two forges. I can do your shoeing on short notice. At the old reliable stand.
 T. F. Dixon, Lost-One black mare pony about len years old, weigh about 500 pounds. branded x on left jaw, n on left shou. der and W on left thigh Liberal re ward fer information leading to her recovery G c. Dumas. 6-19-@t Savre. Ark. We call your attention to the adver- tiSement headed. SATURDAY SPE. GALS There are some req! bar gains offered the people by these mer- chants. You should read every one of them It k not what you make. but what you save that makes you rich. Found-Pocket book with small amount of silver in it. Found be- tween Concrete bridge and town. Own CT can get same by describing book and money and paying for this notice,
 N. H. Dye,
 Blevins, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Rev. J. C. Williams, pastor of the church of this city, is a series of revival meetings assisted by Evangelist Rev. w Moore Scott. These sermons are interesting and instructive. Everybody in Pres colt invited to attend Thursday af- ternoon there will be special services for the ladies. A special invitation is extended to every lady in Prescott.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

Mir. and Mrs. j. r. Morris of Green vile. Texas. came to Prescott Monday. They made the trip in their Baby Grand cherrolet They will return to their home the last of the week. Lit tle Mildred will return with them. She has been here for several days with her grand parents. MT and Mrs. C. E. Andrews
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

Major Norman of Basile. La. receiv- ed telegram from his son, Carl Nor man. stating that he had landed in New York. He will go to Camp Bowie. Ft Worth, Texas, for his discharge He is expected to be at home in few days.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

\ great help i'll building strength in hot weather, Peruvian Bark Ton ie. tones the nerves and liver. 12S doses for S1.25.
 Guthrie Drug Store. Phone 101 We Pay Postage.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19
For Years Did Not Know a
 We'll Day

Mrs. Matte A. yanBurep. IT Highland St.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Past Commander Valley City Hive. L. o. T. M.
 Liqnid or Tablet Form
 Sold Everywhere !
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

Bee Brand Insect Powder. ElNam- piro. Poison Fly Paper War on Flies. Tanglefoot Daisy Fly Xiii lers and all popular brands of in- SecticideS. Guthrie Drug Store
 Phone 101 We Pay Postage
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19
pERUNA Ws,' Wsa; wss.s Ms

No sufferer from catarrh of the stomach can read Mrs. Van Buren's letter without q feeling Of thank fitness.
 o1 have spent a great deal of -orav with doctors for catarrh n,O nt tbe stomach and at times haye he Been compelled to give up my bousework for days. For years
 di5 not know what "a well day uI@ and cannot help but feel tbat I would not be alive to-dny had t I not been induced to try Baruna six bottles of Peruna r,,,ae me a we'll wOman.@
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

TalCum Powder, Mexican Heat Powder, Borozin Powder for chiI- dren during the hot summer months
 Guthrie Drug Store. Phone 10f We Pay Postage
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-19

Fruit Acid, Fruit Jar RnhberS and and all your summer wants VII be found at Guthrie Drug Sto,4
 Phone 101 We Pay Postage
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18

stanowiel pokojowych? Kto zmusi
Niemc6w do trzymania sic traktatu?
kto Buigar6w zawrze i Turk6w -
w oznaczonych ola mich granicach?
kto ich powstrzyma cd awantur dali
s1ych ma niekorzys6 sasiad6w, uwal-
nianych, csy majacych bye uwolnio-
nymi z pod wrogich opresyi?... Ma
bye mp. Konstantynopol rodzajem
wolnego miasta, czy tei jakas podo-
bna ma istniec CO do niego dyspozy-
eva: dobrze; W Konstantynopolu Sic
dM misya aliancka - jedna | druga,
pewnie kilka innych jeszcze przybe.
die; misye to beda dyrygowaG, dyk-
towat; ale kto bedzie sfuchaI, wyko-
nywal, gdy wojsk alianckich tam ME-
ma, a cato jest zupelnie wystarcza-
jaca armia turecka, kt6ra gotowa
wszystkim misyom pokaza6 PREY.
spieszone tempo drogi powrotnej..
w takich / tym podobnych stosun.
kach - cyl MONA sic dziwi6, Ii
Judy biora 1osy 1 sprawy swoje -
same - we wlasne rece?... Zgola
ME. Dlatego zupeInie dobrze rozu.-
miemy Rumunie, kt6ra wiedzac, ii
ma zagranicznych AIiant6w pomoc Ii
czy6 ME moze, sama swe ~interesy
przeprowadziIa ma Wegrzech - 1 to
tax dobrze, 10 daj nan tax Panie
Boie!... Ostatnio czytamy, IL j
Grecy IA przykIadem Rumunii, "a
grozeni postawa prowokuiaca ,,pobi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18

tych" Bulgar6w W Tracyi / ma salo.
mix ~terenic, - zbierajq wojska ma
polnocnem pograniczu, gotowi do wy
stapienia, a odparcia sila ataku mic
p~rzyjactela. :. I pc wszystkich kra-
jach, u wszystkich narod6w, kt6re
staiy W lqcznosci z Koalicya zacho.
dnia, czekaly i s~podziewaiy sic Pc
K~onferencyi Pokojowej zalatwienia
swoich rozlicznyeh spraw / preten-
syi, kt6re wygladaiy stamtad regu.
lacyi przerozmaitych trudnoSci, ja--
kich same rozwiaza6 ME mogiy -
regulacyi ma lata Gale pokoju / swo-
bodnego, ME z~agroionego znikad
rozwoju - u tych wszystkich naro-
dow i ludlow, kt6re W owych oczeki-
waniach swoich zawiodly> sic ciezko,
SIERRA sic obecnie obawy 1 malkon--
t~entacye, kt6re w~zbieraja, rosna l
wybuchnaG moga nowych walk 1 wo-
jen przewlekIa zawierucha, ma kt6-
rel straci SWAT caly, teskniacy do pc
koju / do powetowania W MIN STRAIT
wojennych. Zamiast pOkoju tego -
dostaG moiemy wszyscy ma lata Gale
~nieskohczona serge mafych niszczy..
cielskich wojen, kt0re jednak tax sa-
mo szkodliwemi beda, tax samo be-
da W drodze postepu / upragnionego
zbli1enia sic ludlow, IRA ich koope-
racyi upragniOnej ola wsp6lnego do
bra. Obawy dzisiaj sic SIERRA W swie.
Gle - pelno ich np. 1 tn w Ameryce,
re Konferencya Pokojowa - ME da
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18
DO WIADoMoScIl

W~wwyskkisA In~fsresaatow nASuDrse9-
nE1eJ pR0simy . RfsestrHegnnie Ronis-
MyOA V~vnkns6wekl
f1ura Adnlnistraey1 nasneJ otwarts
- prsss dA1en ea&Y Cd godztny s-met
Eana do 7t90 wfecs0Eem - CO dntn, .
VwyJafkdsm nledntel 4 swat kraJowycA.
UbowfasuJecyeh.
KaFssdca Pfsma nRsseEo prIytmuJe
PoP0kUDNTOwYCH cd a-gisJ do S-tej
. wyJstkiem sObot.
Radakcya lila I~nteresantow otwarta
yesf THLKO w GOD3INA.CH RANNYCH
- Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GODzINf
I1,S0i po pOfudniu tyiko IN ~sDecyalna
RedaktOr Naezelny przytmuJe Ints-
TYLKO Pc GODEINIE 1o-teJ
FRIED POLUDNIEM.
uprnEza sic o lie mo&noEc wSzelkis
Eprnwy q Redakeya knlatwlac PISEM-
ME, DO nm konwersneye dfuEie ME ma
my exnsu, tylko w sprawneh szckeGol-
Eicjssej wagi, osObtstych, lub ME aata-
rych Sfe Kafatwft kyyfeEie - drog0 ko-
reSpOndencyI - Prosimy jarvte sic oso-
bfscie, ~zachOwujac m w~zgledkte, Ae o.
kolO godziny 11-tej xamyknmy gazette
{ zys naJbardEiej Jestesmy wteay
EatrudnienI
KOreSpondsnt0r uprasEamy staAo-
wezo, aby pIsan CzYTELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEA. LUB Ma MAS1TNIE, ME
ERYT SEIsLIwIE L TYLKO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSI utwory IakiekOIwIek ME mate
bye ogloxzone, p0chlanfa Je - - Ross
redakeyJny; jesIi p~okRdane 80 do MvRo-
tu, W raEie ME 0Efoszenfas nale3y to
wYRAENIE ZAZNACZHC 4 BAbACZfC
ZNACzER POCzTOwY Ma zWRoTNA
PR8ESYLKE.
Zadnyeh komunikatow do ~ogfoszenin
ME nAIeSy p~rzeSylae ma kartkach Cd
krytyeht ZADNYCH TEE ME PRZYJ-
NIUE sIE K0MUNIKACYI TELEF0-
NICZNYCH - ehyba W w~yJatkOwyeh
Wypadkachs r6wnieS oElosHehs dOtycEa-
eych ruehu W tOwarEystwach telefont-
uxnie ME prEyjmuJemy.
Wsxeikie OgfosEenia nale4q do OHia-
IN OGlOszeh w Administraeyf tam sic
= niemI EvTraeaS naleAY.
P~Odxiekowania - WS8ELhTEGO f0-
auaJu, REZOLUCYE EALOBNE, POLL
rYCzNE 4 G. - nnle1s DO Dzialu Oglo-
BHeh.
WaBaIkfe k0respondencge, Aawfndo-
mfsnfn {. d. MusEa bye podpisane -
ueRnem nanyvfSk1em wraE n adresem pt-
uaeegOg besfmisanyeh, hub po~dpisanych
ao~mytlnfktem. hlbo vreszcie stowem
.Komftet0 - komuRikaeyL nj kOres-
0ondoncyt ME samiessezamy.
stnnOwcEO ME oginsKamy zADNYCH
.BALOwo, ami wyciecsek, lub .pikni-
kewo, URzADzANYCH w NIEDzIELE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18
ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ.
CT - dose ME radzi sic kwa-.

pOmoCy - dose ME fadZi sic kWa-.
piG!...
Ot6i vice many zamet caly, chaos
istny przer6znych ~interes6w, zaku--
sow, zamiar6w, ambicyi l~okalnych,
panstwowych, narodowych, kt6re
wszystkie, wszedzie groia przewle-
klemi jeszcze ma dflgo rozterkami:
faktycznie rozterki te juz "a, trivia
ja, - idzie o to, re mic predko sic
zakoncza, a moga wyloni6 starcia i
wybuchy, o wiele nawet powainiej-
sze. I ma to wszystko - jak wyglada
obecnie - ME robi sic mic wcale!
Pozostawia sic wszystkie to sprawy
swoim wiasnym torom / tokom, po-
zostawia sic je ich - zracym sic
miedzy SODA agentom, partyom,
stronnictwom i ludom, q cato - a
jednoczesnie demobilizuje sic ma
gITalt SHY Koalicyi - jedynej, jaka
mogiaby 1 powinna bye c~zynnikiem
uspokojenia / utrzymania ladu, o.
raz pokojowego - choc poIowicznie
pokojowego zalatwienia. Troche to
sic rozumie, sadzac z d~awniejszych
jeszcze - z wojennych czas6w i ma.
stroj6w. Wiemy, liz po stronie .Koali-
CYL wszyscy jui mieli wojny wyiej
uszu, re ME mogi doczekaG zawarcia
pokoju, wiemy, IL W Anglii mp. bu-
rzyly sic Gale wielkie varsity naro-
du przeciwko wojnie, re wspomnimy
tylko partye piracy; - tedy i teraz,
tenn bardziej teraz - Pc wojnie gi6-
wnej i oficyalnem zawarciu pokoju,
wszystko radeby wraca6 do domu, do
rodzin, do n~ormalnego trybu iycia,
do odbudowy i ~odrabiania kiosk, mi
szczen a dopust6w wojennych. Vice
mp. z okkupacyjnych linii w Mem
czech zabiera sic wojska masami ca
lemi: wiemy, il mp. wszystkie wojska
amerykanskie stamtad zabiera sic, re
ma ich pozostaG ME wiecei W Euro
pie, niz 5000 ludzi; W podobnej pro-
porcyi zapewne i innych Aliant6w
armie zostana zredukowane, tax re
sila Koalicyi zczeznie | stale bardzo
rychlo, nieproporcyonalnie rychio do
rZeczywistego, bardzo powOlnego IL
spOkaiania sic i normOwania stosun-
k6w. WsZakze owe ws1ystkie Zamie--
ski, konflikty i awantury, o jakich
piszemy - wymaga6 beda napewne
interwencyi a~nlianckiei, n slowna ME
starczy, jeSli silly IA mia widaG ME be-
die! Jui sic to ~pOkazuie ma We
grzech, gdzic nj bOlszewicy shIchac
ME chcieli dyrektyw koalicyinych, nj
ich teraz sluchaG ME mysli Rumu-
mia! Kt65 uskromi Wloch0w pod
Fiume, BuIgarow pod Salonikami,
kto wstrzyma Turk6w w Malei Azyi
cd mordowania Armen6w | Grck1w?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18
w Y NJ Y
POCO?'

Clemenceau powiedzial we francu-
skiej Izbie Deputowanych, re ME Ia
two byIo robiG wojne, ale trudniej
nier6wnie jest robi6 pok6j.
Prawda jest. Jesli sic spojrzy ma
SWAT dzisiejszy, zmacony do dina ty-
siacem k~onflikt6w ma wszystkich po-
ZACH iycia czlowieczego - widzi sic,
Ii TAX bardzo jeszcze daleko jest do
uspokojenia sic fywiol6w rozhusta-
nych | w~zburzonych, ae niezawodnie
lata Gale. jeszcze spiyna 1 krwi rzeki
splyna, MIN wszystko wszedzie do
normalnego stanu / pokoju powr6ci.
*
Europa 4 Azya gf6wnie - sa wido-
wnia wciaz jeszcze zmagajacych sic
rozmaitych iywiol6w / interes6w, po-
Htycznych, sp~olecznych, ekonomicz--
nych - Jake ehcecie. W Ameryce
znowu many czysto ekonomiczne
trudnosci - tax wielkie, IL rewo-
lucye zapowiadaja krajowi, jeSli ME
dose rych4o ureguluje sic obecne wy
zyski dr~ozyzniane, powodujace ME-
ustanne strajki | zaburzenia robotni-
cze W calym kraju! To takie zupelnie
bezposrednie tutejsze rezultaty VOL
ny, 20 kt6rej zawarty pok6j trudno
zrazu przynajmniej - nazwac bio
gosiawienstwem ola kraju 1 ludu tn.
tejszego...
Ale - dose sic jui pisze o tutej-
szych klopotach - zajrzyjmy ma
chwile do Europy, po wojnie bedacej
/ pr6bujacej settlowa6 swoje intere'
sy:
Przedewszystkiem - ME ludzmS
sic: pokoju rzeczywistego niema tam
- jak sic rzeklo, dlugo go ME be-
die, . jesli w~ydatniej, s~kuteczniej,
nii dotad - zwawiej ME ureguluje
sic wielu t~amtejszych k~onflikt6w -
to / ~naprawde mole ME bye zbytnio
trwaIym 6w wielki. oficyalny. pok6j
W Wersalu zawarty. a przedewszyst-
klein wiele pieknych 1 dobrych jego
postanowieh / wskazan pozosta-
ME ma papierze, jake ,,pium desi-
derium'' nigdy ME ~ziszczalne, jake
mrzonka | utopia, do kt6rej wagi, nj
z~naczenia ME przywiazuie Mkt, co
ciekawsze - nawet sami autorzy
pokojowych owych przykazan -
ME kwapia sic zbytnio do ich reali-
zacyi: napisali - ably sic pieknie czyr
taIo | siyszalo, lecz dochodzic do
trzymania ~napisanych artykul6w ME
mysla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18

Gdy sic vice " Europe vszyScy
r~ozhroja, ,,spacyfikuja', kto py-
fanny - przeprowadzi egzekucye po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-18
Zafo&onn 1877 rOku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4SoS.
zARzAD GLOWING

ZARzAD GLOWING
IA. FrancIszsk Gordon. Moderator:
Ka A. A. Kiowo, Wice-ModerstoT.
Wojciech F, Sosks, DreZes.
WoJciech Meukicki, wicJ-prezes.
romaAz g Blachowski, Sekretark
Francfszek wttkowski, Skarbnik.
gtanisiaw Lczma1SRi, Dyrektor.
wladysiaw Lopatka. Dyrektor.
An4oni MaZurk, Dyrektor.
LeokAdya Konezyk. DyrektorkA.
Baiomea Urbanska, Dyrektorka-
Franciszka Bieschke. DyrektorkA-
DR.. FIR. A. Dulak, LekarZ NacZelny.
Adv. Piotr P. Mindss, Doradca Prawny.
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