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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18
CITIZENS FETE FIREMEN.
Park View and Petworth Folk Enter
tain No. q Engine Company.

Citizens entertainments in honor of
members of the Districts fire companies
are popular this season. No "a engine
company. on Georgia avenue. was the first
to be feted. the hosts being residents of
Park View and Petworth.
Other fire companies have been thus
honored by the communities they serve
the last previous one being No. 10 engine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18

company of Maryland avenue northeast,
whose members were treated to an oyster
roast Tuesday night. The program also
consisted of musical numbers and other
features. The District Commissioners and
Fire Chief Frank J. Wagner are gratified
by the interest being shown in the fire.
men by the residents of the various COM
munities. They believe that this will
stimulate interest in fire prevention prob
lens and that it will make for the good of
the entire city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18
SHORTHAND IN CHINESE.
Native Perfects System After All
Others Fail.

After many persons had given up in
despair. a Chinaman has perfected a
shorthand system for the Chinese Ian
guage and has opened schools in
China. The system. as described in ad-
vices to the Commerce Department. per-
mits speed of $40 words a minute.
The great difficulty in the way OF
writing Chinese shorthand has been the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18
COLLEGES With Infantry Units.

The following is list of educational
Institutions in which infantry units of
the Reserve Officers Training Corps
have been established: st. Johns
School. Manlius. New York: State Col
lege OF Colorado, Fort Collins. Col
Montana State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts. Bozeman. Mon;
Trinity College. Hartford, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18

and legs yesterday afternoon while
playing with matches in an alley near
his home, 22S I'd street A neighbor
saw the child about the time his cloth
ing caught fire and ran to his assist
ance. tore his dress from him and car
ried him to his mother. The burned
child was taken to Children's Hos
pital. where physicians said his condi-
ton was critical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18

lack OF written vowels and consonants
in the language. The characters reps
resenting the language do not express
specific sounds. The same syilabie
often. too. may he spoken In as many
as nine different tones. each having .
separate meaning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18
Colored Woman Identified.

The colored woman whose body was
found in Botanic Garden Sunday morn
ing was Mary Miller. 400 X street
southwest. according to an identifics-
ton made at the morgue. David Mil
Ter. her husband, was killed by an au-
tomoble last summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18

The Mercantile Oversee Corporation,
which is a subsidiary of the Mercan-
tile Bank of the Americas of New York
city. has recently opened branch in
GuayaQuil for the purpose of doing a
general trading business in Ecuador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18
ULT|MATUM TO C. O.P.
LAID DOWN BY PERKINS
Rejects Harmony Plan and Demands
Meeting of National
Committee.

NEW YORK. January 1S-Fortified
by kilograms and letters sent to him
by progressives from many parts of
the country, George w. Perkins yester-
Gay laid down an ultimatum to the re-
publican leaders that the harmony plan
proposed by the subcommittee made
~ of members of the republican ma
tioaal committees executive commit
tee would not be acceptable to the
progressives. Mr.. Perkins said he had
a conference with Republican National
Chairman William r. Wilcox. in which
h. told the chairman that the proposed
Supplemental committee" to be made
up of pro ;ressives and republicans
provided for in the harmony procIama-
ton would not do.
He renewed his demand for a meeting
OF the full national committee to take
up the question of republican, progress
slNe co-opeTa ton. He made public a
telegram from Coleman du Pont. repu5-
lean national committeeman from
Delaware, indorsing his stand.
Demands Real Powers.
This committee as proposed would
be impotent." Mr.. Perkins said I'VE
both parties which shall have real
powers. This is a crisis in the affairs
of the republican party. and we want
to see what the republicans are going
10 do about it.
IF they don't want US progressives
with them to oppose the incompetent
democratic administration, why. we
want to know that. If they won't call
together the national committee why
we want to know that as a basis for
our future action. If they do call the
act, that Will be the basis of our future
action. But whatever their attitude.
this is the time to declare it, not on
the eve of the next national election.
Messages of Support.
The telegram from Mr.. du Point, as
given out by Mr.. Perkins. read: You
are right. The action of the executive
committee yesterday worked great
injury to the republican party" Will
liam Allen White of Emporia, Kan,
wired: GLORY in your spunk. Go TO it"
Among others who sent messages o.
support were Francis W. Bird OF Bos-
ton. Mass. Charles J. Bonaparte of
Baltimore, Md: Alexander p. Moo e OF
Pittsburgh Il. F.. Harris of Champaign.
Ill, and Roy c. Woodruff of Bay City,
Mich. Mr.. Perkins also had confer
ence with Theodore Roosevelt on the
matter.
John Hays Hammond. president of the
National Republican League, wrote to
Chairman Wilcox urging him to cali
together the republican national COM
mittee to take up the situation Mr.
Wilcox said that he had as yet taken
no formal action in connection with
the harmony plan controversy, but ha
met and talked with many republicans
and progres<ives about il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-18

Boy, Playing With Matches, Burned.
Roland Turco, four years old, was
severely burned about the body, arms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

Train No.-14. daily. Will leave Dan
willie 400 r. NJ. make all stops and
arrive Richmond $50 p, NJ. handling
coaches and Observation Parlor Cafe
Car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08
THE RICHMoND vIReINIAN-sUNpAY, july g. 1M7
both to Ali the quotas authorized BY

both to All the quotas authorized by
the recent congress.
The photograph showing the King
car being transported in the forty
foot motor sailed, which was enlarged
by the publicity bureau of the corps
as one of its service OF the pictorial
service, has had countrywide circu-
lation and has proved one of the
most striking of the series. Through
the cooperation Of the advertising de-
partment Of the Armored Motor Car
company several hundred additional
OF TINS number were used to great
advantage by its local agencies, and
the public was impressed with the
fact that the corps was not only the
hrst OF our service to adapt the motor
truck to actual field services. but was
the pioneer in adopting modern ar
mored motor car, equipped along the
lines OF the European fighting ma
chimes.
The armored cars, barring delay in
the purchase of the armor plate re-
CURED, Will be delivered in the cur
rent month In the interim between
the time Of the order and that of
final delivery, the mania cturers loan
ed their demonstrator car to the
corps. Two crews were trained in its
use at League island. and when fnal
delivery is accomplished, the person
mel for two cars will be thoroughly
competent to man them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

30 that the tactical unit OF the ar
mored motor car, With its revolving
turret, its protection from rife fro
at close range and its provisions for
the personnel and armament will lie
the squadron of four cars. The cars
ale destined for use in the West In :
dies end every effort has been m de,
fruT tie start, to make them speed
lily availabl for such service. From
the report of the board 1t IS to be
hoped that the cars will measure up
to the ineyorably service test OF Tiei1
service and prove an invaluable re-
enforcement to the troops now op-
Grating. A squadron of aircraft would
then he all that is required to make
the brigades under the command or
Generals Pendleton and Cole as fully
equipped with ali materia, as the
modern division in the field.
II is worthy OF note tina. the army
Is seriously considering tho adoption
of ST CHI a car. When the marine
cory s board had completed its tests
the ordnance department took charge
Of the armored motor car to supple
n,ent the preliminary tess hell on
TIE Fort Myer reservation. An fIicial
observer Of that bureau was detailed
to accompany the car overland from
New i ofk TO tIlb EtUtR ISid We II SSh'fi-
The route followed led through Phila
delphia. Tittshurg, Cleveland. Toleio
and Chicag The trip WIS n arked by
much interest in the cars mission
and attracted considerable publicity.
In addition TO the observer detail
ed by the ordnance bureau the Amer.
lean Automobile association selected
official observers for the test. the
chief official of the hodys technical
committee OF its contest board being
in charge of its representation. After
the conclusion Of the Rock island tests
the car was driven overland to its
starting point. Detroit. and then
shipped TO Dallas Tex In Texas 1t
was placed impartially at the dispo-
sal of the recruiting stations of the
marine corps and the army in recog-
milton Of the interest shown in its
possibilities by both bra nches of the
service, proving a valuable, medium
in the publicity campaigns waged by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

Between Hfenmon0 midwest Point
No change in present schedules.
Consult Agents for additional in.
formation.
MAGRUDER DENT,
Diviaion Passgr. Agent, Richmond. ya
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

est salesroorns devoted TO the auto.
mobile business In the world. The
salesroonns are located at Michigan
avenue and Twenty-fifth street
What will be the largest electric
display sign in Chicago is being erect
ed by the Harry Newman Stra..on
company at Michigan avenue and Ran
dolph street The sign will adver-
tise the Maxwell cars
Cars of every make produced by the
Maxwell company will be handled by
the Chicago nrm. The famous one
ton trucks will be distributed through
the progressive Chicago company.
The contract calls for thousands
Of cars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08
s15,0OO,OOO TRADE
MADE BY MAXWELL CO.
The Harry Newman STATION Com
many. of Chicago. Signs q Big
Contract
ERECT IMMENSE SIGN.
Number OF Cars, Including One
Ton Trucks

A SIS. 100000 automobile deal has
just been closed by the Maxwell Mo-
tor Sales corporation, Of Detroit.
= The contract is with the Harry
Newman -Stratton company, Of Chica-
go. The company is one of the four
largest automobile distributors in the
yopld.
The contract was signed Monday
by Mr.. Harry Newman, of the Chica-
go company.
It is one of the largest automobile
ira lotions in the history of the in
dustry.
The new Maxwell distributors pos
sess one of the biggest selling forces
in the automobile trade.
Arrangements have been made for
the Harry Newman Stratton company
to occupy the former Maxwell sales
rooms in Chicago. They are the An
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

Train No. $. daily. will leave panvill.
500 A. NJ. make all stops and arrive
Richmond rs ?, NJ. handling coaches
and Pullman Sleeping Car from Allan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08
ALUMINIUM USED EXTENSIVELY
IN MARMON CONSTRUCTION

The great nexibilty OF performance
attendant upon light weight in auto
mobiles is we'll demonstrated by the
Marmon "a which will accelerate
from ten to fifty miles an hour in
about eighteen seconds on q hard.
level road. Many advantages of the
scientific design of the Marmon play
a part in this flexibility Of perform
ance. but the light weight of the car
makes possible the best results from
the powerful engine. The Msrmon
"a, although one OF the largest and
most powerful cars of American pro-
duction weighs only 3.540 pounds, due
to the extensive use OF aluminium. and
to the elimination of many useless
parts of Marmon design
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

Regardless Of weather and road con.
didons- we Will make this run, UNDER
the supervision OF two ofictAi observer
men well known locally-who win make
afIidavtts as to the results.
Not only are WE going to carry on
this demonstration. but EVERY Frank
lin dealer will Hkewfae PROVE on July
IS that the Franklin Car IL SCTENTTF-
ICALLY RIGHT In DESIGN, COZ.
STRCCTToN and MATERIAL-the fun.
damentals neceDary in motor car con.
suuction to produce utmost EFF
CTENCY and ROCK-BOTTOM THRIFT.
This will be invaluable information for
the motorist anxious to arrtve Ut a tested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08
Southern Railway System
Schedules md Service Effective
sunday July &.
ntchmond 40 ke,sytlle and pnnxille.


Train No :. daily vii +savs RieT-
mond : 81 A NJ. make all stops and
arrive panrille Zoe T, NJ. handling
coaches and Observation Parlor Cafe
Car
Train Ne n. daily except Sunday,
will leave Richmond 50 r NJ, make
all stops. and arrive keysviiie 50 P,
N Coaches.
Train No IL. daily will leave Rich
mon6 90 7. NJ. make all stops. and
coaches and through Pullman Sleeping
Car To Atlanta
! Train No II. daily. will leave Rich
mond l1:i5 r NJ. and arrive DanvaHe
q Is A. NJ. handling coaches. Pullman
Sleeping Cars TO Danville and Asheville.
Danville until 700 A. ~
Dauv and key.viiie to Richmond.
Train No. Ia daily. viii leave DAN
VILE l;So A. NJ. make present stops
and arrive Richmond 7:os a, NJ. hand
ling coaches and Pullman Sleeping Cars
FROM Askeville and Danvills. Sleeper
open for occupancy a; Danville 500 p.
Train No 90. daily. except Sunday.
will leave Keysville $50 A NJ. make
all stops, and arrive Richmond $40 ~
N Coaches.
Train No. $. daily. willleave panvill-
500 A NJ. make All stops and arrive
Richmond rs ?, NJ. handling coaches
and Pullman Sleeping Car from Allan
la,
Train No. IA. daily. Will leave Dan
willie 400 r. NJ. make all stops and
arrive Richmond S:30 p, NJ. handling
coaches and Observation Parlor Cafe
Car.
Betweep kcysviIle, OXFORD and Durham.
Train No. 107. daily. will leave Keys
Vile 1910 A NJ. make all stops, and
arrive Durham 40 P. NJ. Coaches.
Train No. lis, daily. will leave Keys
vile $40 r. NJ, make all stops and ar
rive oxford a15 P. NJ Coaches
Train No. los. daily. will leave OK
ford 1850 A NJ, and arrive keysviue
1920 A. NJ. Coaches.
Train No IA daily. will leave Dur
ham 2:25 P. NJ. and arrive keysville
6.2o P. NJ. Coaches
between Rirhmond and West Point
No change in present schedules,
Consult Agents for additional in
formation
MAGRTDER DENT.
Division Pnssgr. Agent, Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08

out standard by which to Judge the effi-
cheney and thrift Of any motor car claim
ing these advantages.
The result we get. together with re-
suits OF Franklin demonstrations through.
out the United States. viii be published
July IA and Is. 1t IL an obligation you
owe yourself and your purse to study
these results and understand their tue
significance
In the meanwhile. We suggest your
looking over the Franklin at our show.
rooms and have explained to you why
the construction OF the Franklin is fun
damentaiiy R1GHT-and has been for
fifteen years.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ME lie ZJEMY, LECZ lie
sTRAWIMY, TO JEST PY-
TAME.

Najpowazniejszem zadaniem
dni dzisiejszych to wydatki domo
we kt6rc }atwo daja sic rozwia-
FAC, gdy pomyslemy, re ME lose
pozywienia, lecz to co zuzytkuje-
my najlepiej trawieniem dajc po-
zadany skutek. Trinera Amery-
kanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma pc
maya trawieniu i powieksza size
zywotna tax, re gdy chorobliwe
zarodki atakuja cia}o, on odpiera
je skutecznie. Prey zatwardzeniu,
b6lu glowy, nerwowosci, zmianie
zycia, zaburzeniach zoladkowych
L g6rnik6w i innych pracownik6w
it'd. niema mic mad Trinera Anne
rykanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma.
Cena $1.OO W aptekach. Trinera
Imminent nigdy was ME zawic--
die PREY reumatyzmie, neuralgia.
opuchnieciu it'd. Cena % i soc W
aptekach, poczta IS i Zoe. Jozef
|Triner, wytworca-chemik, 1888 -
1889 S. Ashland ave. Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Lerozolimskiej, gdzie miesci sic
amerykanslG konsulat, zebraf sic
t}um, W ktorym przewaza-
la mlodziez akademicka i z Okla
zyi ostatniego oredzia Stanow ZJe
dnoczonych Ameryki PolnocneJ,
Wilsona, urzadzil manifestacye.
Okolo godziny 10tej wieczor'
m}odziez z okrzykami "Niech zy
je pandstwo polskie!" rozeszla sic
do domow. Podczas manifestacyi
trwajacej kilkanascie minut, VINO
szono okrzyki ma Geese Wilsona.
Poniewaz W tyan czasie konsulat
|byl zamkniety, zas konsul amery-
kanski p. fernando de Soto, znaj
dowal sic ia miescie, przeto IA
manifestacye Mkt ME odpowle-
dial Tenn niemnie,j W biurze kon
sultatu zloZono wiele biletow why
towych.
Wczoraj przybyf konsul gene
lralny Stan6w Zjednoczonych Her
|nando de Soto z obu wicekonsu--
lami do iokalu "Bratniej Pomo-
ley sluch. uniwersytetu i IA po-
witanie prezesa wyg}osil nastepu-
jaca przemowe.
Oznajmiam, IL przybylem do IL
|niwersytetu, ably osobiscie podzie
kowac "a wspaniala owacye, wy
razicc zal, re wczoraj ME moglen'
sam bye obecnym i przyjac waszeJ
manifestacyi. Dziekuje panom "a
adres do prczydenta i obiecuJe wy
slac go przez ambasade W. Berli-,
|nie do Washingtonu. Jestem pre-,
konany, re zar6wno ambasada.]ak
il prczydent Wilson przyjmuje pa
now osswiadczenie, tax, jak ia sam
|R6wniez podzielam przekonanie p.
prezydenta. ze Polska musi bye
|zjcdnoczona i niepodlegla i musi
lotrzymac moznosc samodzielnego
rozwo.iu. Raj jeszczc dziekuje
wszystkim obecnym "a manifesto
eye i przyjecie Mech zyje PolSka
! poland forevcr).'
Przcz d}uzszy czas konsul gene
rainy zabawif W murach unlwcr-
Sytetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
Sloan'a Liniment ma reumatym,

Tortury reumatyczne, bolc i
swierzbienia kt0re czynia zycie II
ciazliwem So zmniejszone przez
SLOANE liniment, czysty Harrow
ma p}yn. kt6ry jest ]atwy do PREY
lozenia i wiecej pomocny niz mu
sujacy plaster albo lekarstwo, pc
nicwaz przenika szybko be- wcic-
rama. Ola wiclu boleSci i swierz-
bienia. wynikle z n%aprezenia. wy
wichniecia, przeskoczenia i mus
kulicznych boleSci Sloan lini-
ment jest szybko pomocnym. Niej
Gle zawsze butelke pod reka ma
podagre. lumbago. Dol zebow, bo
lie w krzyzach. sztywnosc karku i
rozmaite inne wewnetrzne bolc.
L aptekarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
z P%OZNANSKIEGO
WYZYSKANA kATWOW1ER-
nose.

Pleszew. Ofiara najzwyczajniej
szcgo oszustwa paddy W tutejszym
powiecie az try osoby. Do gospo
dyni Suchanowskiej W Taczano--
vie przybyl przyzwoicie ubrany
mezczyzna, przedstawiajac sic ia
ko agent pewnego berlinskiego
zabezpieczcnia ma zycie. Mai RE
'komo cd swego Towarzystwa zle-
|ccnie. uwiadomienic Suchanows-
kich, zc zmar} W Ameryce ich kre
why B}aszczyk i pozostawif poll
Sc 1000 markowa. kt6ra i'm ma
przypassct. Ola przeprowadzenla
tel sprawy zada} cd S. 125 marek
zaliczki. Opowiadaniami swemi, W
ktorych zdrodzif szczegolowa nj
iomosc stosunk6w rodzinnych S.
wzbudzil zaufanie gospodyni, kto
ra zap}aci}a mu zadane 125 marek
Togo samego dnia agent 6w zapu
kali do domu robotnicy NJ. w. Cru
dzielcu i tym samym sposobem wy
ludzil drugie 125 marek. Nato--
Mast trzeci raz ME powiodla sic
sprawka IL wl6darza B}aszczyka
W Lasewie. Sprawl rozbila sic tyl
ko dick temu, re tn oszust =
gdyz takim by} rzekomy agent
zada} luz 24O marek, podczas gdy
B. dawa} mu tylko 40, gdyz VIE
ccej got6wki ME mia}. Prey tel
sposobnosci powstal sp6r, a nlez--
many pan opusci1 podw6rze i Mkt
go juz ME zobaczyl. TAX to III
die traca samochcac ciezko zapra
cowany grosz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
re SLASKA.
o SLASH

w "Kuryerze Lwowskim uka--
zal sic nastepujac!y artyku}:
"Wszedzie gdzie bija serca pol
.skie, sprawl nasza ami ma chwile
ME schodzi z porzadku dzienne-
go; wszedzic kontynuawana by
wa ''nicwiadomy" - o%stateczny
wynik "wojny ludlow, pc kt6rej
ca}y nar6d polski spodziewa sic
spe}nicnia swych nigdy nieprze-
dawnionych praw do ostatecznc--
go wyzwolenia, do samodzielnos-
eli. -chocby ia okupic mia( krwia
Ii wlasnem zyciem.
TAX rozumieja i czuja takze Pc
lacy ma Slasku cieszynskim, owej
oderwanej cd wicklow - dzielni-
cy Piastowej, chociaz z dnia ma
dzien ciszej o niej ia }amach pra
sy polskiej, a juz zupe}nie cicho
W parlamentarnej reprezentacyi
-Kole Polskiem. l IA mic sic PREY
da} atut tax dobitny, jak wysta-
wienie umundurowanie i wyekwi-
powanie przez spoleczenstwo polls
kie ma Slasku wspaniale wycwi--
czonego kilkusetnego oddzia}u lie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
WlESUI z OJCZYZNY
Z PRUS POLSKICH.
co DAJA DZIELNICE Polls
KIE PRUS PANSTWU ME-
MIECKIEMU?

w jakiej mierze dzielnice polls
kie Prus biora udzial W dostarcza
niu srodk6w zywnosci ola reszty
panstwa niemieckiego, widac re
zestawicn statystycznych og}oszo-
nych przez centralny urzad zbo--
zowy Rzeszy Niemieckiej. Ot6z
wedlug sprawozdania zakupif ten
urzad ola ludnosci cywilnej W
pierwszych sicdmiu miesiacach
1915 roku $780, 600 ton zboza.
Y tego d~ostarczyly: prowincye
centralne 100000 ton, prowincyc
zachodnie 155. 900 ton.
Spotrzcbowano natomiast z
tych zapasow: W prowincyach
wschodnich 361. 900 ton, W prowin
cyach centralnych 100000 ton
W prowincyach zachodnich $780,
600 ton, evil, re trzeba bylo 314,
600 ton Z prowinc!yj wschodnich,
a 10000 ton Z prowincyj central
nych dostarczyc prowincyom "a
chodnim.
Poza TEN, re zbioru ziemniak0w
W roku 1916 powinny by}y ola
tych zwiazkow" komunalnych, ktd
re ME NIGGA swcgo zapotrzebowa
MIA Z wlasnej produkcyi zaspoko-
ic, stawic do dyspozycyi: prowin
eva poznahska - 43.4 mil. ctr.,-
prowincya wschodnio pruska q
mil. ctr. prowincya zachodnio
pruska 49, 1876 mil. ctr, prowin--
eva brandenburska IS mil. ctr.
Pomorzc 26.2 mil, ctr, i Slask 26,
) mil. ctr. - Najwieccj zatem mu
sialo dostarczyc w. Ksiestwo Poz
nanskic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
z GALICYI
plaza DZIK6W.
Myslenice. Dziki po.jawiiy

Mystenlce. DzlkI pOJaWfE SIT
w wiekiej ilosci W gminach polo,
*onych ma pograniczu wegierS'
klein W wioskach Sidzina, Bystra,
Toporzysko Wysoka - czyniac
bardzo wielkic szkody i spustosze
mia W polach. W}asciciele grun'
tow po}ozonych W bliskosci lasow,
zmuszeni So pilnowac ciagle. Ia
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