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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
SNOW HILL. MD. JUNE 3
Local Readers. lOC. a Line

Berry crates % cents at the factory
of Snow Hill Butter Dish & Basket Com
pany.
"A full line Of collars in all styles.
also betting, gloves, ETC., at Mrs. j. G..
Shorts.
Operators wanted at the shirt fact
DRY. Apply TO Herman J. Lewis, Post
Office.
Come to my store for your white
goods. Prices to suit everybody. Mrs.
j. G. Short.
Sweet potato sprouts for sale. APP
ply to Frank Peters, Snow Hill, Md,
II. +. ID. No. /.
Before buying your dress see the
silks, pongees and cotton reppes at Mrs.
j. &. SHORTS.
For sale Poland China pigs at rea-
sonable prices. Apply to Asbury Mitchell
near Newark, Md.
One six foot binder for sale cheap.
Guaranteed to do good work. See j. II.
Perdue. Snow Hill.
The Berlin Preserving Plant wants
men, women and children to pull caps
off of strawberries.
Persons growing tomatoes for us
can get all the plants they will need
from w. z. Purnell. Roberts Bros.
Automobiles for hire, by the hour,
trip, or day, at reasonable rates. Tele-
phone l0SA. Perdue & Corddry, Snow
Hill, Md. neil If
Wanted-40 operators at the Snow
Hill Shirt Factory. commence work
June 18th. Apply to Herman J. Lewis,
Post Office, Snow Hill. Md
For rent after June first, until JAN
uary first. 1912. the DR.. J. B. K. Pur-
nell property adjoining the High School
building. Will rent at reasonable
price. Apply to J. S. Gordy, Maps
vile. Va. (may20-iU
When your Strawberries get small
and are not worth much to ship pull
Off the caps and take or ship them TO
the Berlin Preserving Plant, where you
will get &c. per quart for this class of
berries. We will return your crates
and baskets.
Summer Display of Millinery.
manager has just returned from the
city where she has made extensive pur-
chases in Millinery, including all the
new shapes and novelty trimmings of
the season. Prices lower than ever.
w. S. Dickinson, Pocomoke City, Mary
land.
The Berlin Preserving Plant is work
ing over time getting up the supply of
Strawberries. They need help to pull
the caps Off. As the season will last
two or three weeks longer the berry
pickers will do well to investigate. The
Berry Plant has large quarters for help
which is furnished free of charge.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
In Honor of Miss Helen Moore

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Paul
Jones entertained the Bridge Club in
honor of Miss Moore, which was a
very delightful affair.
On Friday afternoon at five o'clock,
Mrs. John l.. Riley entertained. The
decorations were purple and yellow Iris,
lavender and yellow being the color
scheme. Mrs. Riley has been sick for
the past ten days and on this occasion
Mrs. C. l.. Vincent did the honors.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. o. NJ.
Purnell gave linen shower. and many
beautiful pieces of handiwork were pre-
sented Miss Moore by near friends. The
color scheme in the decorations was
pink and white.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
Big Road Meeting Held at
SelbyVille.

About fifty prominent citizens of Wor-
cester County went to Selbyville last
Tuesday at the invitation of Hon. John
G. Townsend to meet General I. Cole
man dupont. who is going to build a
macadam road clear through the State
of Delaware at his own expense and
then turn it over to the State. General
dupont has not yet determined whether
the route will traverse the east or west
side of Sussex County. He went to
Selbyville on Tuesday to hear the argu-
ments of the Selbyville people for their
section. The Worcester County people
went up to meet General duPoat to
tell him that the Maryland people would
meet his road at the Delaware and Mary
land line and thus complete the road
right through to the Virginia line
Speaker of the Delaware Legislature,
Hon. Denard Campbell, presided at the
meeting which was held in the town
hall. and introduced General DUPONT.
He was received with cheers. the good
roads Marylanders joining heartily in
the applause for the man who is going
to do so much for good roads said
he was not much on making public
speeches. but was ready To build pub
llt IOdU Which, NuuNi OC VI ulBAI tAbNtin-
tagc and use to the farmers and people
generally than it would be to automobile
owners; as the first would be greatly
benefited financially byit. He explained
his plans and said he had not determined
as to the route through the lower coun-
ties, AS the matter would have to be
referred to the Governor;sA ttorney Gen
eral and Secretary of State. who had
been appointed by the Legislature of
Delaware a Commission to confer and
agree with General DUPONT upon the loca-
ton and construction of the great state
highway.
Judge Robley ID. Jones was called for
and spoke at length. He said that the
County Commissioners were present
and he was authorized to speak for them
to the effect that they would cooperate
in any way called upon, and had passed
resolutions to that end. This statement
seem to strike the Delawareans and
General DUPONT very favorably, being
something concrete and with the kind
of solidity of purpose desired by the man
who was going to put up several millions
of his own cash. A forceful speech was
also made by Mr.. jerome Wimbrow. of
Vaudeville. Remarks were made by
Messrs. William X. McCabe, Everett
Hickman, Edwin II. Taylor, Thomas j.
Whaley, Orlando Harrison. Franklin
Upshur and others.
A large number of the Worcester
County visitors to Selbyville We're roy
ally entertained by Messrs. Townsend
and McCabe at their respective homes
Mr.. Townsend entertained General
dupont and his party while they were in
town. He and the General are very
good friends and his influence will do
much toward securing the desired and
much hoped for road connection which
will make grand highway from VIII
mington to Cape Charles through Selby-
Vile. Berlin, Snow iiii and Pocomoke
City.
Whether the road is built to Delmar
or to Selbyville. the work is to be com
menced at the lower end, as 1t is con-
ceded that the Sussex people need the
road worse than the people of Kent and
Nav Castle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
GIRDLETREE

Mr.. T. |. Kent left Monday for Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, TO be
treated for a cancer of the mouth. The
many friends of Mr.. Kent wish him a
speedy recovery.
DR.. Frederic Quinn and Mr.. William
Hargis, of Pocomoke City, visited Mr..
John Milens Tuesday.
Mr.. William Dukes, of Philadelphia,
visited his father, Mr.. c. B. Dukes,
Monday.
Misses Margaret and Bessie Straughn.
of Snow Hill, visited their aunt, Miss
Mollie Rowley. this week.
Mr.. johnson, of Pennsylvania. has
moved on his farm, recently purchased
from Mr.. A. W. White We cordially
welcome Mr.. Johnson and family in our
town.
Mrs. Vernon Sumner. of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. l.. W. Rob-
inson.
Miss Adde Eaton, of Seattle. Wash.
ington. came last week to spend some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eaton, who have recently purchased a
farm near town. We welcome Mr..
Eaton and family.
Miss Nora White, of SnowHill, visited
Miss Iva Dickerson. last week.
Mr.. John Milens. of Westover, has
recently purchased the Thomas Robin
son farm near town. and erected steam
mill thereon We heartily welcome Mr..
and Mrs Milcns, and wish them much
success.
Mrs. c. c. Pilchard and mother. Mrs.
Jennie Sturgis, of near Stockton. were
visitors in town Tuesday.
Mr.. T. |. Kent and daughter, Miss
Bessie, visited Snow Hill Saturday.
Miss Kitty Jones has returned to her
home in Cape Charles, after a very
pleasant visit to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Scarborough
visited relatives at Ocean City and Ber-
lin Thursday.
Miss Mildred Hudson has returned
home from Philadelphia. where she has
been attending school. Mildred's many
friends heartily welcome her back
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Townsend
and little daughter spent Saturday and
Sunday very pleasantly with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Townsend. near
Pocomoke.
Mrs. F. +. Hudson and mother. Mrs.
Green. spent Friday in pocomoke City.
Mrs. William Selby and little daugh-
ter. of New York City. are visiting
their relatives here. and are now guests
of Mrs. Aaron Hudson.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Richardson spent
Sunday at the home of her father, MIR.
William |. Redden. at Klej Grange.
Mr.. Clarence Strickland. of Princess
Anne, has been a visitor at the home of
Mr.. John w. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Tindle, of Chinco-
league, were the guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mumford few
days last week
Mrs Martha Dukes is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Hattie Wagner, at Cape
Charles, Va.
Mr.. Charles Mumford has returned to
New York after very pleasant visit TO
his parents here.
The entertainment which was given
by the school last Tuesday evening was
very good and much enjoyed by all pres
ent. Mr.. Pruitt and his assistants de-
serve much praise for their faithful
years work. Next year we hope to
have graduation exercises instead Of
entertainment,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
Candidate Stanford Present

When the Worcester County contin-
gent went to Selbyville last Tuesday to
meet General DUPONT TO talk with him
about his great road proposition. they
were joined at Berlin by Hon. Henry
l.. ID. Stanford who was the guest of
Berlin friends. Mr.. Stanford was fire.
auently addressed as Judge. SO con
fident are his many friends in this county
that he will win out in the primaries.
and be elected to the bench.
Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and expec-
toration easy by giving Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy. II has been used in
many epidemics Of this disease with
perfect success. For sale by all dealers.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
Berry Crates! BerryCrateS 4!

We are fully equipped for making
iirst-class BERRY CRATES. We can
supply you with one crate or a hundred.
Buy them as you want them. Our
PRICES are ALL RIGHT.
GODFREY MFG. CO.
Snow Hill. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03

E~ Obituary Notices. In Memoriams
and Resolutions of Respect are charged
for at cents line. Obituary poetry
will not be published in this paper.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03
ube messenger

as-This paper has tho largest clrcuia-
tioh OF any paper In Worcester County
aud In the Official paper of the County.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-03

Whippoorwill COW peas for sale.
Apply to J. w. Falkner, Route 4, Snow
Hin, az
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
Telegramy krajOwe.
McCann u1askawiony.

Springfield, ILL.,, 5 maja. = Ed
ward Nc Cam, byly Inspector
policyi chicagoskiej, ktory odsia-
dywai kare w wiezieniu w Joliet,
zosta} ulaskawionym bezwarun-
kowo przez gubernatora Denee-
ma. = Sprawa McCanna W swoim
czasie budzila wielkie zaintereso-
wanie. Bedac inspektorem poll
CYL, uchodzil "a urzednika row
ME energicznego ijak i sumienne-
60. Polecono mu wowczas w pc
wnym dystrykcie pofozyc koniec
szerzacemu sic zepsuciu. Nawet
jego nieprzyjaciele osobiscie
przyznawali, re mu sic udalo
przynajmniej W czesci zmienic
stosunki ma lepsze i pozyskaG
kontrole mad wielu. lokalami ze-
psucia. Kiedy jednak odbywai sic.
lego process o pobieranie lapowek,
wielu wlascicieli takich lokal6w
skiadaio zeznania. ze nltl op}aca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
McCann uIaskawiony.


Edward Mccain, byiy inspe-
ktor policyi, uznany winnym Ia
pownictwa i skazany przez sad
ma termin nieoznaczony w vie
zieniu karnem, wczoraj zosta{
ulaskawiony przez gubernatora
Deneena.
Komisya ulaskawieh zebrala
sic w Springieldzie i przez pare
godzin omawiaia wszystkie stro-
ny sprawy McCanna. 0 godzi-
ME 5tej popoludniu Z biura gu
bernatora wyszia wiadomosc, re
Deneen uiaskawii byiego inspe-
ktora.
Wczorajsza noe Mccain spe-
dill ieszcze w cell wieziennej ME
wiedzac wcale obrocie, Jaki
jego sprawa wziela.
Ma razie zarzadca wlezienla
ME otrzymai jeszcze urzedowego
zawiadomienia o ulaskawienlu,
ale wszyscy przypuszczala, re
dzisiaj Mccain opusci injury "a
kladu karnego i wroci do domu.
iona jego pierwsza otrzymaia
wiadomosc O uiaskawieniu.
Sprawa McCanna przejdzie do
historyi miasta Chicago Cziowiek
en- szedl W gore szybko, promo
eye nastepowaiy po swietnyc, e
gzaminach j czynach godnych po
chwaly.W kohcu zostal inspekto-
rem / dano mu pod opieke "a
chodnia dzielnice miasta do
mani zepsucia.
McCann widac "a .ostro trzy-
NAL te domy zepsucia i wskutek
tego wiasciciele tychze zaczell
sic bronic, a czyniac to oskarzy-
Ii inspektora o lapownictwo.
Wlasciciele ci przysiegali W
sadie, ze piacili McCannowl
pewne sunny pieniedzy "a pro-
wadzenie interesu.
Sad przysieglych uznal Nc
Gamma winnym i skazano go ma
wiezienie.
Swiadkami w procesie pre-
civ McCannowi byli sami VIA
sciciele domow zepsucia tym u
'yierzono.
Policya W awanturach robot
niczych.
Walk robotnikow unijnych
prowadzone cd diuzszego czasu
miedzy SODA jeszcze ME ustaiy.
Unia plumbiarzy W dalszym cia-
gu wojuje z unia zaprowadzaczy
rur.
Natomiast strajk frachtowcow
zostaf caikiem usuniety "a sta
raniem rzadowego komisarza pra
cy Neilla.
Cd dwu miesiecy przychodzi
do ciagiych krwawych stare po-
unia plumbiarzy unia
zaprowadzaczy rur do ogrzewa-
mia. Byio .juz kilka morderstw.
Nowy szef policyi McWeeny
chce koniecznie poiozye koniec
napadom ma tie robotniczem i
wczoraj wydai rozkaz, aby po-
licya aresztowaia kazdego straj-
kiera, ktory sic posiuguje RE
miosiem bandyckiem W celu wy
walczenia swych praw.
Krotko po wydaniu tego roz-
porzadzenia aresztowano trzech
rzekomych ,,sluggerow'. So mimi
Charles Taft Worcester, Mass.
Frank Ward z Milwaukee, Wis.
C. F. Miller z Omaha.
Maja drugiego bandyte.
Wczoraj rano sierzant policyi
ze stacyi przy Desplaines ulicy
20 letniego Alberta
Humphrey, zam. ma rogu E. SO
Indiana ave. Popoiudniu aresz
tanta skonfrontowano z klerkami
skiadu Edwarda Albertiego ten
poznai w MIN jednego z bandy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
Komisya poleca, gubernator podpisuje uiaska-
wienie bylego inspektora policyi : Nroth
przebieg procesu.
Lawrence ma KomitetowegO
Bankiet demOMatoW hoteIu Auditorium. Przem0Wlsna.
Atakuja SulIIVana.
DRUGI BANDYTA.
Ciekawy gose = Polcya aresztuje shakierow Kolzya

tow, ktorzy okradli skiad jubL
lerski ME tax dawno temu, "a
bierajac re soba dyamentow ma
sumo $4,000.
Jest to juz drugi ptaszek re
smialej handy rabusiow, ktorzy
w automobile zajechali pred
skIad i w automobilu po rabun-
ku uciekli. Najpierw aresztowa-
no Marcina Thorsena, zam. pm.
245I Haddon ave.
Sierzant Thomas Howard do
wiedziai sic, re jeden z bandy-
tow miai zioty zab po prawej
stronie, prawie rownoczesnie
slyszaf takze, re Humphrey ma
ziy rekord. To skloniio policyan-
ia do ujecia podejrzanego O.
kazaio sic, re aresztowano osobe
bardzo pozadana.
Ciekawy gose.
Thomas Wilson, szynkarz
prowadzacy interes pm. $500 S.
State ul., musiai wezwac policye
dla svych gosci, kt6rzy chcieli
bardzo oryginalnego goscia
wprowadzic ma piwo do jego wy
szynku.
Amos C. Martin, 662o La Fa-
yette ave. Raymond H. Bur
fiend, 50 West o7ma Ill, kupill
muia Cd Piotra Petersona
chcieli go do wyszynku ma pc
czestne wprowadzic. Wilson ME
chcial sic ma to zgodzic, ale kie-
dy jego protesty ma mic sic ME
zdaly i goscie swego kolege ko-
niecznie re soba prowadzili,
wtenczas musiai koniecznie "a
dac interwencyi policyi, ktora
nasmiaIa sic tylko z szynkarza /
poszia dalej.
Kolizya pociagu samochodem.
Dwu 1ekarzy, DR.. ]. A. Jen-
nings i DR., NJ. E. Corley, boles-
ne odniosio rany W kolizyi samo-
chodu specyalnym pociagiem
ma kolei Baltimore and Ohio.
Pociagiem jecha} prezydent
dyrektorzy kolei. Dwaj lekarze
pedzili samochodem ma bulwa-
RE independence kiedy kolizya
zaszia.
Kolizya zaszia why budni-
ka, ktory automobilistom daf
znak, re pociag zaden ME mad
jezdza.
A. Lawrence ma komitetowego.
Wczoraj w hotelu Auditorium
odbyl sic bankiet demokratow
ma Geese A. NJ. Lawrencea, kan
dydata ma komitetowego demo-
kratycznego re Stanu Illinois,na
miejsce Rogera c. Sullivana.
Mistrzem toastow byi bur-
mistrz Carter H. Harrison.
Stronnictwo Harrisona byio
dobrze reprezentowane. Ma ban
kiecie byio okoio 300 najprzed-
niejszych demokratow z calego
miasta.
Przed bankietem modlitwe od-
mowii Wiel. ks. Fran. Cor
don, a potem mistrz toastow po-
woial nastepujacych mowcow:
Sedzia Owen P. Thompson
mowii ma temat The Great
Fight;
Senator Frank Burton u
rzednikach publicznych;
Kongresman SABBATH przema-
vial ma temat postepowej demo-
kracyi;
DR.. Howard Taylor o harmo-
nil W szeregach partyi politycz-
nej;
Gene w. English Wiednia
"a temat obral sobie ,,demokra-
eye egipska'.
Ostatnim mowca byi sam Law
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
MIA panstw, obliczone ma bezpie-
czenstwo ogolu.
Z Rosyi.

L Rosyi.
Petersburg, 5 maja. = Niezna-
ma nazwiska dziewczyna po-
strzeliia smiertelnie inspektora
wiezien we Wo1ogdzie, Efimowa,
gdy tenze siedziai W lozy, w tea
trze, poczem uszia i dotychczas
jej ME schwytano, Policya aresz-
towaia pare osob podejrzanych.
Oprocz Efimowa ramona zostaia
iona jego dwie inne osoby, F.
fimow znany byi re znecania sic
mad politycznymi, wiezionymi W
Wologdzie.
Z Niemiec.
Karlsruhe, 5 maja. = w dro-
DE z Genuy do Berlina przybyli
tn cesarz Wilhelm i cesarzowa
Augusta i bawia II Wielkiego
ksiecia Fryderyka, ktorego go
sciami So rowniez krolestwo
Szwedzcy, bawiacy tu po powro-
Gle zniedawnej wizyty wioskiej.
Hamburg, 5 maja. = Ma okre-
Gle Deutschland" odjechaia stad
do Buenos Ayres (Brazylia) ME
miecka wyprawa ku biegunowi
poludniowemu; dowodzi mia po-
rucznik Filchner, znany podroz-
,niz naukowy.
Bitterfeld, Saksonia, 5 maja. =
Niemiecki balon sterowy Parse
valE J." lecac kilktnastu pasaze-
rami, uszkodzony zostal tax, ze
musiai spuscic sic ma ziemie, CO
sic udaio bez nieszczesliwego
wypadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
Senzacya Jerozolimska.
Pertraktacye pokojowe w Mexyku.
Rewolucya sic szerzy.
Proiekt asekuracyi dla robotnikow W Anglii.
= CHIN.
MiedzynarOdOWy KOngres Prasy
Hslpani. N3szGzaslWa dzl0cla kr6IsVska
Zamach ma ciemiezce wiezni6w
pOlitycznych.
= CHIN.
Miedzynarodowy Kongres Prasy.
I Hls1panil. N,szczRsIWa dzIscla kr6sWsks.
h ma ciemiezce wiezniow
pOlitycznych.
z rlieroieclSich spraw.

B Inspector pOcyi Nc Cam ufaskawiony ega
Stanu Illinois nastapi 1890 maja.
Dynamicarze Los Angeles oSkarzen
kaney Alaski ME chca zagrancznegO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
Z Anglii.

Lonuyn, maJa. - w lZble
Gmin kanclerz Lloyd-George
przediozyi wczoraj plan sw6j u
bezpieczenia dla robotnikow ma
wypadek choroby niezdolnosci
do piracy, oraz braku piracy. Ro-
botnlcy = podiug tego planu pla-
ca 90 kasy ubezpieczenionej po-
lowe premii, druga poiowe pla-
ca "a mich ich pracodawcy; pre-
mie te beda nader niskie; ma u
zyskanie sunny ubezpieczeniowej
dla robotnikow Anglii, ktorych
kanclerz liczy ma 14,7O0,OO0
glow, potrzeba $122, 100000; do
sunny tel panstwo da w roku
pierwszym S12,5OO,OOO, W dru-
gim Ss7, 100000; reszte musza
zloyc owe premie. Kanclerz row.
niez zapowiedziai, re panstwo
ma dobre zabierze sic
do zwalczania suchot przeznacza
S7,500,000 ma yecznice antituber-
kuliczne w kraju, nadto $4,000,
900 ma ich utrzymanie prowa-
dzenie.
- Sterowy balon rzadowy Le-
bardyego rozbii sic doszczetnie
pod Formbrough.
,Dreadnought" - KRAKOW
mix ,,Invicible" zostal ciezko u
szkodzony wskutek najechania
ma rafe podwodna naprawa be-
die kosztowna potrwa diugo.
ZChin.
Hongkong, 5 maja. = Rewo-
lucya rzeszy sic W prowincyi, a.
lie W Kantonie = spokoj; Rad o.
panowal sytuacye = narazie
przynajmniej; wielu misyonarzy
uchodzi z Chin tutaj boja sic no
wych rozruchow.
z Wioch.
Rzym, 5 maja. = Ma Kapitolu
otwarto miedzynarodowy Kon-
gres Prasy. Przybylo nan 500
delegatow wszystkich panstw i
czesci Swiata, Ma uroczystoSci O.
twarcia byli oboje' krolestwo,
dwor, ministrowie, dyplomaci !;
move powitalna wygiosn bur-
mistrz Nathan; obrady potrwaia
tydzieh.
Viterbo, ) maja. = w proce-
sic ,,Camorrystow" ma}o nowo-
sci. Przesluchuja dalej Abbate-
maggia, swiadka prokuratoryi i
konfrontuja go oskarzonymi,
ale rezultat tego ME wielki.
z Hiszpanii.
Madryt, 5 maja. = Drugi syn
kr6lestwa hiszpanskich, ma}y
ksiaze Jakob, ma W tenn lecie bye
poddany operacyi z powodu ja-
kiegoS biedu W narzadzie gloso-
wynn; operacya odbedzie sic W
Szwajcaryi; krazy pogioska, re
dziecie to, liczace 8 lata j siabo-
wife bardzo, jest Meme.
- Odbyi sic tu kongres orga-
nizacyi miedzynarodowej praw
ludowych, ma ktorym uchwalono
rezolucye, re W wojnie wolno be-
die uzywac aeroplanow balo-
now, byle one ME zagrazaly ko-
munikacyi ogolnej; awiatorzy wo
COLE maja przestrzegac zarzadze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-05
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