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Evening journal., 1920-05-01
MORE GET
STUFF WITH'KICK'
Court Getting Lot of New
Drunks, Judge Hast
ings Remarks
ONE SAYS IT
WAS ALL MISTAKE

That liquor. u.s. quality possibly un-
cerl4iu but iis "kick' rliter poWor-
ful. Is stll onlainabie ln TIE city. ls
evidenced By ihe appearance of five
more men. charged with being drunk.
before Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court This morning. "Dunks" have
been more numerous In the court the
last few weeks than at any time since
the prohibition laW went into c1cci.
Philip Kelly whose past record
was against him. was fined $40 and
COSTS. while Thomas payiOn and ua-
Vld Wilson. the latter two Negroes,
were dismissed. They an pleaded
guilty.
Kelly was the only one OF the de-
PENDANTS that had been before the
court previously for he same onense,
which led Judge Hastings 90 remark
on the fact that the court Is getting "a
lot OF new drunks.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
FEAR Soviet
IF ALVARADO
WINS MEXICO
Rebels Choice for Presi-
dency Extreme Socialist
as Yucatan Governor
MIGHT S0CIALTZE
TAMPIC0 OIL FIELDS

WASHINGTON. Msy 4. United
pressl Fear mat if tho revolt against
Carranza Is successful. iiie next goN-
ernment OF Mexico viii be dedicated
90 pricInples OF sONietism was eN-
pressed today by officials In close
touch with Mexican affairs.
This was based principally ON The
rrcord OF Gen. Salvador Aiyard0. rep
r,entatiVc In Washington OF the Oh
regon revolt and Who Is mentioned
prominently as the man likely 90 be-
chosen provisional president OF the
revolutionary government
AlN1rdo was governor Of The state
Of lucaian Tor about three years fol-
lowing inauguration OF President Car
rama Information here shows That In
I This post be established a system that
carried out principles OF extreme So-
cialism farther than has any regime
except the present Russian soviet
G0yernor DE la Hucria. of So
nora and Gen p =. Gales. one OF me
/ leaders OF the revolt. are reputcd "a
be- OF decidedly Soclalisilc lcanings ON
The other hand Gen OhreEon, central
figure Of the revolution. has declared
| Mat II he becomes President AN Amer
lean and other foreign interests in
Mexico will be protected and develop
Continued on Page IVO.l
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

"Pussyf0ot' lW. Co. johnson ma
uonal Anll-Saloon League organizer,
who recently returned from d cam
paicn Through England in the inter
ests OF the dry movement viii speak
In Wilmington on June a.
The Rev r. g. preiiyman, superln-
tondeni OF the Anti-SalOOn League for
Delaware. announced This morning
that Mr.. Johnson had been secured 10
speak In Wilmington on Friday. June
s. 10 has not been decided whore
the meeting will be held The Anti
saloon League is plannlng 10 con-
duct a campaign In every State this
year FOR me election OF "dry" mem-
bcrs 60 Congress and the meeting 20
be addressed by pussyf0ot' john
son will open the dry campaign In
Delaware.
soon aflcr his arrival m England
some months ago. "pussyfoOt" John
Continued on Page Two
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SECRET SER VICE AGENTS.
POLICE IN MANY CITIES,
KEEP REDS UNDER COVER
STRIKE GRIPS PARIS;
RAILROADS TIED UP;
ARINYK KEEPS ORDER

PARIS. May 4. UNITED Pressl The
2i-hour general strike. called by
French labor 10 demonstrate iis solid
ariiy. apparently was generally com
ploie today.
At 40 o. M. practically an work In
Paris had been stopped. only q few
street cars. buses and subway trains.
on short runs We're in operation.
There were no indications OF yio-
lence. however, and ihe city was
quiet
Additional troops were hrourhi In
last night. and small patrols kept the
streets clear and crowds moving po-
lice were confident there would be
no outbreaks
The railway strike seemed 90 have
I met with a general response although
government leaders believed 10 would
collapse shortly after the general
strike was over al midnight
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SOON RESUME
PRISON PROBE
Workhouse Trustees to Be
Called at Meeting Mon
day in Hotel du Pont
CLOTHING CONTRACT
TO BE CONSIDERED

Members OF The legislative commit
tee ,hat is investigating conditions at
the New Castle County Workhouse
NIl mHct 1t lhf Intel durnni on
Monday when The trustees ol ihl in
stiluii0n and Albert R0lhschild. rep
rtstnl8iiNe OF Oppenhelm and COM
.pany. ~ New York. Will be called.
The Oppenheim Company has a con-
tract with the trustees 90 use the
prisoners 40 1he workh0use IN the
manufacture of trousers.
10 was said today that The legisla-
tive committee. consisting Of Sena-
tor J.. Frank Alice. Jr. chairman; Sem
al0r Thomas T. G0rmley. Represcn-
>iativcs John r. McNahb and William
Lyons. will meet in the morning and
review The testimony that was given
by prisQpcrs and guards al the work
house early this week The trustees
will be called at O'Clock Monday
afternoon
The committee is anxious 20 have
the invesii1ation finished by Wedncs-
day when they Will present a report
of their Investigation 90 The special
session Of the Legislature when Il
recOnvenes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SEE Chance OF
RATIFICATION
Mrs. Hilles Clings to Belief
Delaware Will Be Thirty
sixth State
RECEIVES HOPEFUL
WORD FROM SUSSEX

Woman's Party leaders say that
encouraging reports are being
received al their Headquarters con-
cerning ratification prospects IN
North Carolina. where the Legislature
meets early In July. A letter has
come from Chief Justice Walter Clark
of TIE supreme Court OF that State.
congraiulaiinF the Woman's Party on
rs splendid light FOR suffrage. aud
saying. II feel fully assured Of the
ratification Of The amendment by this
Stale when the special session con-
Ncncs
National Democratic leaders have
publicly expressed their desire that
Louisiana or North Carolina will be
The thlriy-slNth State 90 railfy In
order That the Democratic party may
nave the credit OF completing the en-
francnlsemont OF women
Mrs. HilleS. State chairman OF the
Woman's Party believes Delaware
viii ratlfy before the North Carolina
Legislature meets She has received
statements from Harry AXE. OF Bridge
Vile. county clerk OF the Orphans
Court and r. J Hardesty. OF Seaford.
superintendent OF schools OF Sussex
county. who express their belief that
there Is sufficient support for sur
frage in lower Delaware % cause
sussex legislators 10 vote for ratin-
cation. Mr. Axe. who IS an active Re
publican. declares he ls convinced the
Republicans In the Legislature VIII
support r1iilic3ti0n ITO vote against
n. says Mr.. Axe. would De only 10
ihe advantage Of the Democratic
party and would ieopardize Republican
success in the national elecil0nsH
An open air meeting win be held
tonight at the corner ~ Ninth and
Market streets. at which Miss Mabel
Vernon and Miss Catherine Flanig1n,
OF Connecticut. win speak.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Government leaders. however. short
ly before noon claimed The railway
strike was "fzzling OUT In The east
and north
Trlflc on main lines was normal
they said and on othcr lines only "a
partial siOplage of traffic. had re-
suited from the strike.
The railway leaders ordered their
men out for an indefinite period 20
enforce naturalization of lines They
were supported hy The miners.
Government officials believed the
railway workers In the north and
east would return after today. AS
these unions opposed the strike for
naturalization and refused 20 walk
out solldly In the strike two months
ago.
Authorities forbade all paradcs
and demonstrations IN Paris anC
other large cities. Syndicalists agreed
10 obey The order
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
and At
tendance OGIcerSAre
Necessary to Properly
Garry ont School
Lar, Members Of
Legislative COmmiS-
sion Are Told at
Newark Public Meet
ing
BOARD TELLS
or EXPENDITURES
stan Correspondent.

stan correspondents.
NEWARK, May i.-Afier four days
Of hard work, members OF the lcgls-
ldiye commission who are revising
the school code TO recommend amend
monis 10 the Legislature Wednesday,
or soon ufier, are taking a rest today
from that work The commission
viii hold a session In the House OF
Representatives. Dover Monday morn
ing, 90 hear any suggestions from
anyone on the school code. Similar
meetings Will be held al Georgetown
FOR Sussex county. on Tuesday.
While the Attendance al the public
meeting held In Wolf Hall. Delaware
College, yesterday afternoon. was not
large, many interesting points rela-
tive 10 the code were brought out
and discussed between the members
Of the commission and others Ia at
tendance.
Some OF the members OF the code
commission during the day discussed
among themselves the suggestion
made by Henry p. scott. OF bonding
the State for SiO.OOO,0OO In addition 10
the s2,50O,O00 gin of pierre 5. dupont.
10 carry into effect Statewide
school building program for NE next
I'VE or more years. Tho ugreStiOn
inaei- WIKI i'ic anprDvai ~ at irnsi
sevcral members Of tho commission
but whether or not 70 is a matter
that the Legislature should be asked
10 act on during the special session
has not been decided.
Those who have followed closely
he work OF the commission are oi
The opinion that amendments that II
has been agrocd 20 recommend 90 iht
Legislature VIII remove many Obiec-
lions 10 the code. This Is especially
true In respect TO what has beer
done relative 20 curlailing the power
of the state Commissioner and thl
removing OF alleged autocratic now.
ers that the code now gives som,
officials.
one fact that has greatly impross6r
members of the commission Is M,
earnest desire on the part OF p :
dupont TO have the code so amended
that 10 will be satisfactory 10 M,
taxpayers. where 10 Is nossible fo n,
Continued on PAGE Eleven
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
Justice Department.
Says 1000 Radical
Societies in United
States Join General
Strike Call For To-
day Ner0 York, Chi
cdgo, Rochester, Phil
adelphid, CleUeiand,
Seattle, ST. Louis Hot
Beds of Anarchy
GUARDS PROTECT
WEALTHY MEN

HARTFORD. Conn, May I (Unlted
press)-State puardsnen and police
guarded the capitol, Stale arm0ry and
East Hartford bridge today following
mysterious tip that these insiitu-
lions were 10 be- blown up by radi-
culS
Mobilization OF the troops began at
a. IN. under orders of Col. Charles
W. Durpee. OF the first state guard
regiment.
WASHINGTON. May I. Omitted
prcss).-Ai least 100. .000 native Ameri-
cans hold membership In radical So
ciciics which planned radical dcmon-
strafions 10 occur today throughout
the United States. according 10 invests
cations of dusiicc Department secret
service agents.
"1hc communist party alone ciaim-
Continued On Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
PLEASED
WITHIN. Y. TRIP

Delaware was very Well represented
at the annual meeting OF the Ma
tIonal Association opposed 10 Woman
Suffrage al New York city on Thurs
DAY. An Who took the trip were
very much pleased with lhe reception
accorded them hy the dclgates OF the
other States who attended the meet
Ing The Dclawareans present wcro
From Wnmington-Nrs William
Bush. Mrs. John b Bird. Mrs. George
A. Elliott. Miss MARY r. Brlnghnr,t,
Mrs. Thomas r. Bayard Mrs. IC 4.
Reese. Mrs r W. Curtis. Miss Bessie
Draper, Miss Cornelia Draper Nrs-
George =. Blssell Mrs V. H. Young.
Mrs Richard Rtse. Mrs Henry 3.
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nc.
Nahb. Miss Mary G.sCooper. Airs. +. ~
T0Nn-end. Colonel George ". ~park6f
From Odessa-Nrs +. - Buor an+
From Dover Mr.. and -zs. H.
Beers. Mrs. James PennewiI Mr. and
Mrs Fulton Mr. and Mrs. q d. Sy-
pherd. bel
From Georgetown Mrs Canal s.'.ai
Mrs. IT. p Jones.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
COL. JERVEY TAKES
OVER NEW OFFICE

Colonel j. p. Jeryey. United states
Engineer. returned today from Balii-
more. where De yesterday took over
the duties OF commander Of The Balii-
more engineer district. Colonel p. y.
Johnston VIII take charge OF the Will
mingiOn district within the next ten
days, and Colonel JeNey will become
division commander, with headquar-
ters at Baltimore and control OF five
districts along The Atlantic Coast
from New York 20 Wilmington. North
Carolina.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
THIRTY ONE NEW
CASES OF MEASLES

New cases Of measles show a slight
Increase over That OF last week. ac-
cording TO the report OF Secretary
James J. Cahill Of the Board of Health.
most OF which are Ia the Ninth Ward
There were 81 cases Of transmits
lblc diseases reported as follows /:
Measles. 81 scarlet fever. 3: diph-
liberia. 4.
There We're 81 deaths for the week.
compared with 26 for the correspond
ms week Of last year: rs marriages. ,
less than during the same period OF
1919; GO births. an increase OF Z over
the same week OF last year.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
TlIK nNCEINT no Pupils.

Major Butler of the L. :. medlrdf
division. from Walter Reed ilospliaL
gave a lecture 20 The pupils OF No.
2i school Fourteenth and Washing
ton streets. yesterday afternoon on
hygeinc OF the teeth and the proper
way DO care for them A nurse who
accompanied Major Butler gave ihe
students a lalk on the care or tue
throat.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
NJ. II. 5. oRcnEsTRA coNcERr.

Inc 1nnual concert 81 tle Winning
ton High school orchestra. under the
direction of Prof John y. Taylor,
was given last night In The auditor
ium of the institution An unusIi j
attendance and appreciation marked
the concert. Vocal sOloisis also con-
iributed 10 the program.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
CAINE MANTs ms MIEE

a temporary order OF si2 week
was placed against Harrison Caine fer
the support or his Wife and child. ani
The case contlnued until next Friday
by JUDGE Hastings today lainc was
required o. give 500 lall
Cainc expressed a desire % return
10 his wife he was represent Il by
philip T. Garrett.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
BANKERS PLAN
BUSY Session
Various Committees to Re
port at Meeting of State
Association Thursday
DIR. MITCHELL TO
MAKE AN ADDRESS

The semi-annual, or spring. meet
ing OF the Delaware Bankers Asso-
citation. which win be held in VIII
mington next Thursday. is expected
to be not only the largest but the
most important in point OF interest
IN the history OF The organization.
Every banking Institution in the Stale
now Is a member OF the association.
and all have signilled their Intention
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO0
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
TnnEArENED nIM. LAMsoN SANS.

AZ thc request Of The defendant
the case ~ Peter DcNasi, charged
with threatening bodily harm on Geo.
q Lawson. was continued until Tues
day by Judge Hastings In Municipal
Court This morning he h. alleged 10
nave made threatening remarks 90
Lawson when the latter ordered him
90 vacate rooms That ne bad al the
Lawson home
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
PFFNFY NOT AFTER NEW JOB.

Thomas r. PecncN, secretary 20 u.
:. senator L. Hcisier Bail. has an
n0ufced that he is not seeking the
appointment as secretary of the new
BOARD OF Health. as has been an
nOunccd Mr.. pecney says he has had
no Intention whatever Of applying for
the n0sitlOn
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
EAIn NENT WEEk.

WASHINGTON. May United
Press )-Forecasi for me period May
% 10 s. inclusive
North and Middle Nlanllc states:
Fair except rain Tuesday or We'd
ncsday. Moderate tcmperiture.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
May Day Strike
in Federal Office

Having met with refusal for
an Increase IN nny. the clerical force
OF the local branch of ihc SAVINGS
Division. War Loan Organization.
went out on a strike this m0rninq.
The clerical force consisted OF one
yCuug woman.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
VooD cONuITTFF MEETING

OF the Leonard Wood League Will
hold an executive session In tho
Church Building. Tenth and King
s>reets. this afternoon at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
4 q rnnTr cnAInMAN.

Rupuhlican committees OF The
Third ward hold q meeting l1si night
and elected John c. Fooie ward chdir-
man. and a. e.. Moore secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
FNcAMPMENr VISIT.

Christine Encampment. No. ~. T. %.
o. H.. viii visit sterling Encampment
OF pcnnsMovc on next Wednesday
evening. % confer three degrees on a
large class OF candid3ies The degree
team win leave on The 6 O'Clock boat.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
so CRIMINAL CASES
BEFORE MAY COURT

About nfty new criminal cases are
listed for trial at the May term of
the Court OF General Sessions. which
opens on Monday In addition 10 about
twelve old cases continued from the
last term OF court
The only case OF any unusual in
with manslaughlcr. Iic is alleged 10
have run down Raymond Kelly. caus-
ing his death. on The Philadelphia pike
m Claymonih last March
Witnesses are instructed 20 be pres
ont at court no y O'Clock standard
time. or 10. o'clock local ilmc. The
courts viii meet at 40 o'clock local
time.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
go I'M ron POWALSKI.

Frank poWalski was fined - ana
cosis on a charge nf disorderly con
duet by judge Hastings IN Municipa!
Court this m0rnine. The man had
been drinking. @ appeared when ne
crealed some disorder.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SOME RAMROADERS
ARE NOT SATISFIED

A feeling OF unrest is growing
among some Of the railroad ems
ployes about Wilmington. larc.,
gathering OF them being held last
night 20 talk over the situation
Some OF the men desire an increased
wage without delay and others
charge. that some railroad men Who
went out on strike recently have
not been restored their priority
rights. A large meeting OF railroad
this city.
TAKE MARRIACE LICENSE.
Miss Hilda C.. Craig and. Charles q
hronemier, both OF Odessa. obtained
marriage license at Elkton. NId.. yes-
terday
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
NV rlvF roR TIcErr oFt1cF.

THE Consolidated Ticket nnicc al
80. q05 Market STREET. Is the first
branch of ihc railroad service lo adopt
the xw schedule Of time In This city.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
oST AND rODND

EOUND- NEAR BLUE BALL. A
II black hag containing valuabies Call
i0i7-W. for information. may1-it.
lConilnucd on Page Tcn)
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
NM Am Mns- nnssEII an SHORE

John :. ROssell. of No. 1901 Clay
ton street, pres dent OF the security
Trust Company. and Mrs Rosseil.
are spending the weekend al Allan
iio City. Al
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
TODAY's TEMpEnATURF

AZ The Evening Journal Onlco.
SEQ A. M.....50 1900 p. NJ. 80
1000 A. M..-..S 100 p. NJ. 60
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SIN AND TIDF

sun rises ..................5O0 a. NJ.
sun SETS ...................653 p. NJ
Head Of Chrisiiena.
High wafer iC2J A. NJ io.i5 p. NJ
Low water . $50 A. NJ. ESQ p NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

A safe Spring Tonic. CLOVEn
DAIRY BUTrERAllLk-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight: probably frost in The
interior on sunday Diminishing
northwest Winds. becoming variable.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Certified Mllk for Inf4nis.-Cos8
Dairy C0.-Ads.
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KS, Probcszcz S. Siatka c.. r. =

KS. Probcszcz S. Siatka C.. r. -
Kapelan.
J6zef S~moczy6ski, prezes; J6zel
Ochab, wiceprezes; Stanislaw Pite-
"a, sekr. prot; J6zef Korczynski,
sekr. fin; Jan Pociask, kasyer. e
F~ranciszek Zmarzlihski, Franci-
seek Orzech i Kazimeirz Gw0dz, o.
piekunowie kasy. :
Jozef Swiniuch, Wojciech Op4aw
ski i Jan Sitko marszalkOwie.
Jan Pasko, i Flip Ferfecki, ople-
kunowie chorych; Jam Gawlik, po-
kwitowy; Jan Sitkc, chorazy.
Towarzystwo to liczy 200 cz&on-
k6w a W kasie pOsiada $7,OOO.0o'
ma wsparcie c%zfonk6w " razie cho-
roby. Chcac zachecit miodziez kan
owska do swego grona, towarzy--
stwo to zniaylO wstepre ma ostat-
MEM p%osiedzeniu do $1.OO a przyJ
mule czionk6w cd 1Gtu do 80 lat,
~liczacych.
J.. S~moczyhski, pre0os; S. Pitera'
sekr. prot.
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Kradzieze Niemieckie
W Gdansku.

.,Gazeta Grudziadzka" W SDeregu
artykulow przytaczs fakty i cyfry'
dowodzaGe, jak Niemcy kradli hyW-
nose, prDeznaczona dla Polski.
Prey uj&ciu starej Wisly, "a No
wynn portem znajdujc sic W Slopym
kanalc, ma zach6d cd ujScia obwod
wodny. t. wv. ,,freibezirk" W kto-
rym laduja Statki Z lywno$cia ola
Polski Z Ameryki.
Cd ~d&uzszego czasu w&6d ro5nych
aferzyst6w i paskarzy gdahskich ohu
parodowo&ci Zywy wsZczal sic ruch
towarami misyi amerykanskiej, pre-
znaczonymi dla POlski.
Droga wodna Wis1a W gore dro
ga IadOwa przez Gdansk, Tc7ew' Nal
borg ma Mlawe, okazaly sic dziura-
we. iakby Sciany ich byN stem, tax
re DO drodze wielka Geese transpor-
tow wsiakla. ME o~Siagnawszy celu'
Take wsiak Anie odbywaAo sic on
pierw7szego za~w1niecip Rerwszego
statku amerykanSkiesO do portu.
Jezeli jedna tzecia zywnosci a.
merykanskiej doszia do PoIski' TO
duzo.
Z akt6w kolcjowych, o~bfo5onycn
aresztem przez urzednika akcyi a
merykanskiej wynika, doWodnie, |c
gdanska dyrekcya kOlejowa wieLka
odgrywala role W tenn oNradanlu
Polski. A przecicz ME misya, ale
Rad niemiccki mial obo wiazek u
.bezpieczenia transport6w, obowla--
Eek. kt6ry dotyChczas pod zadnym
wzgledem dUtrzymany mic zostaa.
Z tabelki s~zczeg6lowet, przytoczo
nei przez .,Gaz. Grudz." a cbcjmu-
iaca spis ukradzionych &rodk6w apro
wizacyjnych amerykahskich "a czas
cd u Hpca do IS pazdzierntSa r:
h vynika. Ie warto&G tych Srodk6T
vynosi 15.667.721 marek.
Dzieki wykryciu tych kradZlnZy
c1ersfcznemu pcTepowaniu misyi
amervkahskiei. Indunki ~skradzione
OdZyskanO.
Czy jednak wykryto wszystK'e
kradzieze?
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Tow. Sw. AlojZego, mr.. 375, Il.
P. r. X. iStniejace PREY paratii Sw.
Stanisfawa kOStki, a skiadajace sic
przewaAnie z m}odziezy z~rodzonej
W tym kraju. jak W ubiegiych latach
da3o dowod swa3o patryctyDnego
spoSobu mySlenia przez Zlozenie o.
far ma rome cele d~obrocZynne, a W
szc~zegolnoSci ma rodak6w W naszeJ
nowo-odrodzcnej OjcZyznie, tax
ma ubiegSem posiedzeniu towarzy-'
silva znowu wyaSygnowano re swell
kasy kilka set dolarow, ma cele do
broczynne, a mianowicie $25 ma
Polak6w ma Syberyi, SIS Ma gfod-
ne dzieci W Polsce, S25 ma plebiscyt
ma Srazku. SIS ma parafie Sw. Sta
nis3awa Kcstki: oraz uchwarono "a
kupiG kilka akcyi Cd Y. Pralata A
damskiegp Banku Poskiego w Pc
znaniu. azeby choc ~czesciowo dopo-
m6dz rodakom "a Oceanem wyZwo-
liz sic re szpon odwiecznych wrcgow
Prusak6w.
Ma p~osiedzeniu Tow. $w. A~lojzeEo,
kt6re sic odbylo onegdaj wfeczn-
rem. omawiano sprawe novel table
Ii op}at dla czlonk6w Zjedncczenia.
kt6ra Zarzad Gf6wny wys'al d"
wSzystkich towarzystw W Zjedno--
czeuiu. Pc kr6tkich debatach u
chwaIono iednoSlo$nie ZastosoWac
sic do nowych rat, gdyz A~lojzyanle
sa przekcuani. re raty przez Aarzao
Gl6wny wyslane sa najnizsze jake
Zjednoczenie moze otrzymac i dano
Zarzadowi Glowremu votum zaufa-
mia "a to. re ma lyle cywilnei Cd
wagi. azeby p~owiedziet swym czton-
kom prawde, ME obwijajac niczego
W bawe}ne.
Alojzyanie Auza przykfadem' kto
~ sest godny naSladowania, gdy%
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