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council OF national defense. They are
also eligible to service with Red Cross
nurses and the navy nurse corps.

council OF national defense. They are
also eligible to service with Red Cross
nurses and the navy nurse corps.
Another opportunity for training is
given by the war industries board.
W hich is Offering in many large cities
war emergency courses in employment
management. There are many NO H.
relations between capital and labor,
The solution offered by tho employ
ment management section of the war
industries board is tho rganixation Of
an employment department, and the
putting Of all matters having to do
with living wage setting. transfers.
promotion and voluntary employee re-
lations into the hands OF a competent
and especially trained officer.
This section has secured the services
of the foremost instructing authorities
in the country on subjects dealing with
employment management, and person
mel work. The courses are located in
points where universities and indus
tries can co-operate: such as Boston.
New York. Rochester Pittsburg. Seat
tie. Cleveland, Chicago. Cincinnati and
Berkeley. Cal
To these courses employers are in
vited to send men and women OF their
own choosing. subject to the approval
of the section. II will be understood
that such candidates are to return to
their sponsors, and be utilized by them
in employment work, In the begin
ming. 10 per cent OF the applicants for
cent OF the students are women, and
the instructors are enthusiastic over
the progress they are making, A pre-
liminary course In employment man
agement was started In Cleveland this
autumn, and a subsequent course will
be arranged there.
The position OF employment manager
offers a lucrative field Of endeavor for
| women. and like all work that pays
we'll, the standard for service Is high.
1t would only appeal to woman. who
has some knowledge and liking for
factory or shop life The salient re-
quirements are tact. common sense, re-
| sourcefulness. imagination a broad out
look on life. warm sympathy. capacity
to bear responsibility. Those interest
ed In this new profession should write
to Captain Boyd Fisher, TIT Thirteenth
street. N. w, Washington. D. c.
- In order to train women to take the
places OF men who have entered the
service. the railroad administration has
organized schools Of instruction in sew
eral forms Of railroad and Office work.
Officials state that the response has
been so prompt that instruction agen-
cies hssre many more applications than
can be accepted They are now taking
only applicants living in the vicinity
OF established schools.
There is shortage of teachers for
radio classes OF conscripted men and
women are eligible for this line of en-
deavor. The woman's radio corps.
Seventy fourth street and Amsterdam
avenue, New York city. has the appro-
val Of the fedefal board for. vocational
training in training women as radio
opertors for teaching positions. Those
who satisfactorily complete the course
go up for the test before the United
States bureau of navigation and re-
ceive frst-grAyie commercial license.
1.-the same as granted to men who quail
ify in the same way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01

@i,1rector General McAdoo bias had
79 sted for distribution among atl
Mead employees . portion ~ AN
e1rese by Rev. J. r, Weinmann, Of
which deserves even
~ circulation SO here il IS;
TITO the case of a railroad conduc-
~ engineer suppose q man has
Rs4nke a train a coaches from New
to Washington, leaving Ne"
r. say. at & A NJ, ANY one can
3fly see that his task may he con-
stated In two, entirely different
sa-ssf .sYf,s4' ss77s.==7 a=-=sz=7=
y can say. as the bell rings and
f5ee him in whag seems the dead
Saxht. Hang il all, rs tme 20 get
EEGaIn, nothing bur me Same old
/ hate railroaaiug anyway /
I'll quit; this isn't 81 Job, IT'S a
enfence
he fr,-s4t, s,ftt-tif4r 4sF---r~.- Fle
nress button somewhere inside
lf and in A fash see the whole
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
Mrs Relic Nance Rrot,esrk.

The burlal Of Nrs. Belle Nance
Brotbcck, wife OF Herbert Brotbeck,
who died in CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Wed :
nesday. was held in that city yester-
day Mrs Brotheck, who wac Miss
Belle Nance, Of Charles City, Va, is
survived by her husband and small
son. Herbert Jr,; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Nance. of Charles City
and seven sisters Mrs. Garth H.
Hnatknan,-tr ! hanna. Va, Mrs d. d.
Bcattie Old Church. Va. Mrs. O. +.
Stauffer. Chattanooga, Tenn: Mrs
John L. DuVal Richmond Mrs.
Nina Hubbard and Misses Ella and
Fannie Nance. or Charles CITY. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
HUMES HAS EVIDENCE
AGAINST BREWER|ES
Takes Half Ton OF Documents From
pntSburg To Washington For
Senate Committee.
PROBE TO nE THOROUGH
Hearings Arc Delayed Ky Reported
sickness of ticxandcr Il onta. Whose
Testimony l. Much Desired.

| Hearings before the senate iudici-
arv committee on the purchase of the
! Washington Times were postponed DC
tober = after the committee fled an
affidavit from Alexander Konta, of
! New York. Custodian of Alien Prop
erty Palmer alleges that konto wrote
a letter TO DR., Bernard Dernberg con
lcerning the purchase of newspapers
to carry on German propaganda and
suggested that brewery money would
| he available for such purchases.
| Counsel for Mr. konta filed the af-
sficayit stating hat konta oonid not
appear because OF oiilF7e$s and denying
! that he had anything to do with the
/ Washington Times deal The senate
Judiciary sub committee may be turn
ed from its original purpose. it is an
nounced, into a general inquiry into
the activities of German propagandists
! in this country This was indicated by
men bers OF the committee after Cap
tain ]. r Lester, of the army intel
/ ligence service had been submitted to
the committee in executive session.
Captain j. b. Lester, of the army in
telligence service; George Creel, chair
man of the committee on public in
formation; f. Lowry Humes, former
federal district attorney at Pittsburg.
land Attorney General +. Looney. of
/ Texas, have been called. Mr.. Palmer
appeared before the committee. The
opening of the hearing was postponed
The Pittsburg Dispatch of the four
teenth announces that T.. Lowry
Humes left Pittsburg on Monday in
icharge of approximately one thousand
pounds of evidence in the shape of
documents TO be used by the senate
! committee in the brewery hearing. The
J taI INV >
| the famous brewery probe in Pittsburg
from February. 1916. to March, 1917.
| He obtained the indictment OF the
/ United States Brewers association and
lseventy-two brewing corporations OF
! Pennsylvania under the federal cor
irupt practices act forsraisng "siush
fund" estimated at million dollars.
to influence the 1914 election in Penn
| sylvania of United States Senator
| Boise Penrose and thirty-six members
of congress. After year-long battle
| the defendants threw themselves upon
the mercy of the court and Judge w.
II. S Thomson on April 2S, 1917, fined
the United States Brewers association
and thirty-three of the indicted brew
ling corporations n total of $50 QUO. The
eweries then promised to get out or
ipolitics in Pennsylvania.
Despite the fact that the Pittsburg
probe Of i91e-1T attracted national at
tention the probe was purposely con-
fined by Humes to Pennsylvania and
the 1914 election although agents for
the department Of Justice working un-
der Humes at the time gathered what
has been declared to he the most com
plete record ever collected of the nation
ide activities of brewers in politics.
1t is said United States senators. gov
ernors of states, members of the house
8 1tntt ,rHs an nth ord
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
WOULD HAVE WILSON
SECEDE FROM ALLIES
rms eeFnany's Purpose. Ssys Borne
Wrter-French Socialist Insists
Contrary Currents Fxt-t.

Paris. Oct. 3o.--Marcei Sen,hat
former Socialist minister. in An Adj
toria in L'Heure, thus summaries
French opinion:
why deny the existence among NJ
OF two contrary currents7
I'VE Socialists wish the allied rov-
ernments to be animated by the same
spirit as President wilson Ys, we
wish that Paris and London would
adhere forthwith ana frankly to the
basis fixed by the president in his
fourteen principles.
As against us there are others who.
in the nsvspapers,. judge Wilson I'm
prudent or chimericAl They shrue
their shoulders when Wilson's peace
bases are mentioned. They are furi-
Gus because the president officially
transmitted the German propositions
to the allied governmental
The conservative press stigmatizes
as Bolshevik" all those who would
limit the allied demands in accord
ance with the previously fixed prin-
ciples. while the radicals retort with
cries of "jingoists, n ''Ghauvfnists... and
"Bismarcks''
1t may be said that the arrival OF
Colonel House exercised a salutarv
eject upon French public opinion.
London, Oct. 3o.-'The German
military rarity" says the Berne cor
respondent of the Evening News. de
spite the detection of the German al
lies. hopes. by a policy OF Sham
democracy. to prevail upon President
Wilson to secede from the entente
allies
The German minister h.r.
(berne). I. supporting the plan and
emissaries from Berlin in Switzerland
are trying to get into personal con-
tact with President Wilson through
messages.
"A prominent German said a sham
republic might be proclaimed, where.
upon the Germans would keen on
lighting for long time by using their
tactics Of elastic retreat"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
THE WORK OF THE SEVEN.

ii 1000 ooe American lighting
y xwo thirds o. whom. are on the
d side, the Y N c A. iv main .
n It's red triangle huts and, in
q i service which Includes warmth
Ih<iter. food, music, games. mo-
matter and writing ma
Thousands Of high-class men
~ military age, many OF them ac-
I'd to handling large affairs.
Sr il these huts to the needs
soldiers kept. away from home
stern necessities of war.
sister organization; the Y w.
a sort Of home touch
IT. hostess houses, ninety -one
besides the thirteen for col.
ops. Besides. II keeps ur
Seea recreation centers where
na1 come into personal con.
- ~ ~
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that the brewers of the nation, paying
three cents q barrel Of production. paid
into the treasury that year s99a,50o IS.
At the same time staIe and local brew
cry associations. wholesalers and re-
tailers also levied assessments.
1t is said that if all this evidence
gathered by Mr.. Humes is made pub
lie IT will create a sensation in official
Washington that has had no equal in
many years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
ADD HEALTH BOARDS.

Washington. Oct. 30-A marked A..
crease Ia the number Of deaths and IN
the number Of new cases Of pneum A. !.
In the army camps was reported u
Washington for the past twenty-four
hours.
There was = slight increase in new
break reported from Camp Iaseases
Porto Rico. They totalied NOT ~
against 1.Se0 yesterday.
The deaths numbered ls1 = asnt.st
iSs for the preosding psr3ol TNArc
we're only - pnsumonia 60 - nrsr.-
Dars1 viii 81 1es - 60 s'-S-,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
ALSO BARRED FROM MAILS

Washington. Oct. 3o.--rhe postoffice
department has CLASSIFIED intoxicating
liquor with poison. poisonous animals
and insects. corrosive materials. Are
works. explosives, inhammabie ma
teriais. chemical compounds which may
ignite or explode. fresh hides and peits
or any material which exudes . bad
odor.
All Are barrsA from The mana :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
DEATH NOTICES.


BROTBEC k--Died at her late home at
Chattanooga, Tenn. Tuesday morn
ing. october %. 1918. at 10 o'clock,
following an attack of pneumonia,
MRS. BELLE NANCE BROTBECK.
She viii be buried in CHATTANOOGA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01

The burial of Donald Wood9on, IN
FAINT son of II. G. and Nellie Leber
Woodson was held yesterday AT A
O'Clock in Riverview. The child was
four and a half months old. He died
"Wednesday in the home Of his pa
rents. 800 Randolph street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
L Sterling Watkins.

The funeral Of j. Sterling Watkins,
forty seven years old, who died We'd
nesday in Grace hospital, will he held
this afternoon with burial at B o'clock
i'm Oakwaod Mr. watkins leaves his
wife and one SON r. Lewis Watkins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
drs Hazel Iilicr Baird.

Mrs, Hazel Tiller Baird, twenty-five
wears old. the wife Of y. l. Baird, who
died yesterday morning in her home.
1906 Floyd avenue, VIII be buried this
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock m River
view
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01
Ernest q. Daniels.

The funeral of Ernest G. Daniels
who diaa in the Dunont hospital at
Seven Pines, was held yesterday morn
ing at o o'clock ano interment was
in lakewood He Vas native of Bos~
ton Mass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01

We Cont know whether the devil
had father but our soldiers in Eu-
rope are acting mighty rough with
his progeny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01

have helped many weary soldier
along the way. And everywhere, the
American Library association tries 10
keep the soldiers and sailors supplied
with plenty of books and magazines,
is quite thoroughly efficient at The
task, besides.
These are the bodies which go be-
fore the country this month in a cam
paign for the largest sum ever under
taken for purely humanitarian work,
The seven organizations which are
helping wonderfully TO maintain that
morale which is indispensable 10 our
fighting forces are entitled TO the &C.
tive and financial support Of every
man who loves his country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-01

"Its always darkest just before
dawn We had corr syrup in our
tea Yesterday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
S~ekretaryat Stanu.
Washington, 1. grud., 1917,
Panic!

Panic!
Przypuszczajac, re Panu bedzie
rrzyjemnie oglosic urzedowe IL
znanie polskiego narodowego ko-
mitetu W Paryzu przez Rad Sta
now zjcdnoezonyeh mann zasz-.
czyt Pana zawiadomic, re Amba
sador Stanow Zjednoczonych W
Faryzu przed.ozyl mi pod data 10
pazdziernika, 1917 prosbe Pana
Dmowskiego, prezydenta polskie-
60 narodowego komitetu W tenn
lniescie, dotyczacy powyzszego
vznania. w d. 10 listopada, 1917,
miaiem przyjemnosc przes}at
ambasadorowi Stanow Zjedno-
|czonych W Paryzu instrukcye,
dotyczace zadanego uznania rza-
du Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Robert Lansing, m. p.
Fan Ignacy Paderewski,
New York City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

8. Nominacya oficerow jenera-
low polskich pod ktorych komen-
c. STAG beda jednostki bojowe
polskie w polu, bedzie zarzadzo-
ra w porozumieniu z komitetem
1arodowym.
9. silly zbrojne polskie ME beda
wysiane ma front zanim ME bedq
sformowane W jednostki zorgani-
zowane. a uzycie ich ma innym
froncie jak front zachodni, nasta'
pic moze tylko "a zgoda komlte'
til narodowego.
Kwestye uwidocznione W tycI1
p~cstanowieniach, beda omawiane,
NJ konferencyach peryodycznych,
w ktorei vienna udzia} delegaci
sill zbrojnych sfowiahskich ma
froncie francuskim delegaci pol
skiego komitetu narodowego i
n.isyi wojskowej polsko-francu--
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
Dokumenty Dotyczace Uznania
Polskiego Komitetu N~arodowego
przez Stany zjednoczone.

ktora ma wbrew pustym obietni-
com mocarStw centralnych przy.
gotowac podwaline przyszlego
zwierzchniczego i niezaleznego
panstwa polskiego.
Francya. ktora dawne i WRIT
szajace tradycye przywiazaly tax
sciSle do sprawy odbudowania
Folski niegdyS tax brutalnie po-
dzielonej. zdaje sobie sprawe W
pelnem zaufaniu Z tryumfu dzia
}alnoSci, kt6rascie rozpoczeli. u
znaje ona. re tylko W scisiym
zwiazku re Sprzymierzonymi Pol
ska bedzie w .stanie urzeczywist,
mic szlachetne swe January. Jest
ona gotowa udzielic VAN peina
swa pomoc / uznaia ona, re ME
mogla dac PolSce lepszego dowo-
du s~zczeroSci swych zamiarow.
jak ~podejmujac sic zadania utwo.
.rzenia ma ziemi francuskiej z pc.
moca wszystkich Sprzymierzo
rych armii polskiej autonomicz-'
mel. walczacej pod wiasnym sztan
darem narodowym. Sadzi ona, ze
t. armia bedzie symbolem wido'
Fcznym odrodzenia sic zycia marc
dowego, i re Polacy, kt0rzy chwi'
|lcwo musza znieSc probe okupa'
cyl nieprzyjacielskiej, mazda "
|tym kroku Francyi Sprzymie''
Irzonych nova pobudke do WARY
w moznoSc urzeczywistnienia
przySziego poslannictwa Ojczy-
zny.
Zechciejcie Panowie przylat
zapewnienie mego wysokiego pc,
wazania.
A. Ribot, m. p.
Panowie Roman Dmowski
i Erazm Piltz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

icy &c go sobry srodek, ktory mo
49, wynroAoUad ala wlasneso S@~
WoieniH 60 EuoSfnie darRao.
p4z~ane 2 " RodvvS'Hs%x to%ai.,-
I'm esIsn PiHpaO-Pads jest, Ne 5aE
DrEyloSono eiRSls p~rzyleSalS 40 ma
kio1Tnh rouskulow 1 prsytrsymu1a me-
aToyne tax TWane Plapao' kt0.a Rr
a TSasolweseI' e~cisgatsce kIorn
noanesanIu Ss Bkfadnikami msayeynS-
E~rI czenIaeeJ sic masy dslala ku poo
-yxrxeniu cyrknlacyI krwt, wis9Se
~ ten TpoRoe mhSkufy |
jnn ~ do normalnsgo stAnu shy SYsS.
Systosci. wtedy dopisro, q ME pLse 80
erTy' PS1StSrsI ssdae sam0 przylsSa!a-
eemL celem S~apohiegania ~
cx6lsnkR. PlRpso-Pads okahaty sis We
avn cUnnikism " utrEymyWsnlu ~,
Jury, k{orsJ pas utrSymae sic nue. mIi
Sstd luaH staTySn ! tUnoWasnIonym
a. odbierGnia prEysiegi, prIystsss,S
= Piapao-Pads wyleoaYfy len rupuLts
E,nsfnis niekotre . tyeh ruptur 0yfy
y 6ards0 gro1nym stanie OSEuA'
u.,.4,upJ. euyune dsisA 1 nSc.
uv"Sna UlESciwodciS lOcEenia PLSgao-
-. SAzt Re stosunkowo trivia tylko
frStko do osIagnieciS 80 o
noyodu togo, 10 cEynnose Jssl -
"a prEox "a EOdzin na doo@ "'
NSsna ntedoEodnoscL tadpsi niewy,-
~ : tadneSo b6lr. Ka4dsj ehwtiL
Sdy spisa iub p~rSeuJesL, ton
1rodsk nisWidHialnie WpaJA az tym
rnsSuiem erxussnym potrsehne: soy
moSSy utrEymAG w~nstrEnosei " sT0aau
h-[ncbn beS sEtuczneJ EewnstrEneJ pod
Dory.
~-S~SnS ktorych Plapao-Pads pra-
eu5a moss Sstwo oye gay
sSe spoxIadnie ma powyEs5s l4ustrasyS
kdy sic p-xecEyta naStepuJSee o0I
nieniA: .zo
PlaDao-Pa Test Eros!ony . silnego
E~fetkfego materyAfa ]" ktoreso co
che Jest sastosowanie sic do ruchoW
eIsSa 1 sRpeinA wygoda W nosEenlu'
weYnetTzna jego sSronR test lepksr pc.
dobnfe fax plaster (aeEkolwiek roEni
sic on cd .plAstrS), CO ~Eapo5iegA, oy
axclenko b ESuwaio sic Z miejsca~
lest to ten powisksEony konise.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
podatek do listu.

Wladze polskiego komitetu ia,
rodowego mad autonomiczna ar
mia polska we Francyi, odnosz9
sic do ~wszystkich kwestyi, ma
jscych stycznoSc polityczna. O.
kreslone one So jak nastepuje:
l. komitet ma moznosc ozna-
czyc sztandar narodowy, pod kt6
rym .armia polska ma walczyt i
insignia wojskowe, kt6remi jest
wyposazona.
2. Oznaeza formule przysiegi
wiernosci ola narodu polskiego.
3. Jest on kompetentnym zade-
cydowac kwalifikacye tych Pola'
kow, ktorzy staraja sic o przyje-
lcie do armii polskiej, badz W
charakterze .oficerow, badz W
cnarakterze prostych zolnierzy.
IjAkotez do zaciagania niewolni-
kow wojennyeh poiskich, oraz o.
znaczenia sposobu uzycia tych o,
statnich w armii po1skiej.
4. Kwestye stojsee W zwiazku
z dobrobytem materyalnym i mo-
ralnym ioinierzy i co do propa-'
candy beda badane W zwiszku 4
komitetem narodowym.
5. Poslannik misyi organizacyi
ochotnikow bedzie W porozumie'
n;u Z MIN.
6. Kazda publikaeya urzedowa
armii poiskiej, ktora ona wyda,
bedzi. podlegac jego kontroli po
lityeznej.
Z. Kaidy cxionek albo delegat
polskieso komitetu narodowego
przezen wyznaczony, moze Cd
wiedza6 iacznie komendanten,
armii polskiej slbo z oficerem
|ptzez tego wyznaczonym, kasar.
ME, obozy i szkoly przeznaczone
ola armii polskieji porhagac W
tych samych warunksch prey Ia
dowaniu ochotnikow polskich We
Ffancyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
Rzyrn, 80. pazdz. 1917

Panic!
LISTEN Panskim z % sierpnia.
hr. zeehciaie5 mi Pan udzielie kon
stytucyi narodowego polskiego
komitetu W Paryzu z prosba o
lznanie tego komitetu jake orsa-
nizacyi utzedowej polskiej ola
KRAKOW Europy Z%achodniej Sta
now Zjednoczonych przez krolew
ski Rad wloski.
Cele, jake sobie postawil ko-
mitet polski, a to: przedstawienis
interesow polskich, zajmowania
sic kwestyami polityzcnemi armii
polskiej ma froncie zachodnim |
ochrony osob narodowosci pol
skiej W krajach sprzymierzonych
Furopy Zachodniei, muszs spot,
kac sic z jak najprzychylniejszem
przyjeciem II kr6lewskiego rzadu.
Narod wioski, kt6ry ma rownj
z narodem polskim cierpial ola
swej niepodlegtosci i dla tryumfr
zasady narodowosci spoglsda
najzywsza sympatya ma aspira-
eve narodu polskiego do wolnosc
! niepodleglosci. kaczac sig W u
czuciach z snarodem wioskin,
rad kr6lewski oglosp W parla-
nencie swa zupeana j szezera zst
dc ma program .jednoczenia ME
zaleznosci i wolnosci ola Polsk
u;wiecony jednomyslne zgoda
mocarstw sprzymierzonych.
Kohczac nam zaszczyt i PREY
iemnosc zawiadomit Pans, Il
rad krolewski u~znaje komitet ma
rodowy polski jake organizacys
narodowa polska, a p. k~onstante-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

pss.ukujesa praeys = Czytai piln,,
::sssii.ss 'ps siS iSslE1s:s rie1tsaax1s:.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

dyoyna prawis Gu.
doWuS o wiAeetyo-
1ciacH 1ciSEa3l~oh.
z chwilS, gd1 -
medycypR ogrBawA
sic peISS c!epfo ciR.
o., q 6iN onA
pfynnA wyotOkA
wewcSaB Q StWeru
osnlekensEe lnteYN
c. I wDASA sic
prlOB etwNg Rege-
wate ~ oiAic, dAiem
w~xmecnienlA muaka
Tow I E8mkAiNotA
otwofu ruptufS1S-
80. 81" JeSt % ten:
SS.::rGNsnSW
lepiA sic ~ EoN
iSI6 SSdss txsxdS
SSosaSsCa:: HHaSSsTo.fs.
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Urzad zagranicm
No. 1873 ,261 W-3s.

&NO. lCC,GOl WV
PANEL
Sekretarz stanu Balfour polecil
mi potwierdzic odbior 2anskiego
listu z d. % sierpnia, br., podpisa.
nego przez pana Romano Dmow-
skiego i przez Pana samego, "
ktorym donosicie mu o utworze'
niu sic polskiego komitetu marc,
dowego z siedziba W Paryzu i
przedstawicielstwa w Londynie,
Waszyngtonie, Rzymie i Bernie.
w odpowiedz mann zaszczyt
doniesc, re Rad krolewski goto--
wynn jest uznac te oficyaIns orga-
nizacye polska re przyjmuje do
wiadomosci kommikacve o Sic
dzibie tego komitetu w Paryzu.
Uwazam sobie "a ob~owiazek
dodac, re odtad uwaaanym Pat,
hedziesz "a urzedowego przedsta
wiciela W Londynie polskiego ko~
,Hitetu narodowego.
Zechciej Pan przyjac wyrazy
nego wysokiego szacunku,
R. Graham, m. p.
Hrabia Sobanski,
Londyn. Z
x
Ministerstwo Spraw Zagraniez-
nych.
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d'owt doskonaiy punkt oDstea,
SprSbujcie to N ASj ksssa. Me Pc
syAaJcis pisniedzy. Choe w1l pySskonGe
moim winsnym kos8tem, 80 mo4ecis p<.
konac rupture.
j., Gdy osiabions muskufy eduykatS fen
size ! ellstycznosc: EdY 70 eoiDtnn I ME-
Gle ,SciSgania ma dN' natalie 'fupSinIs
bsspowrotnis; Edy odxyskaSa sw( s!isi
iywetnoSc. ensrEiS 1 nie4uotd; !. gay
TwoJ wyglSd poprawi sic ped kAtdym
wzglsdem tax. 10 Twoi Drst5GciSls m.
wet zwrooS na to uwAGN
wtedy bsdsiess wisdEial - TwOts
ruptura Jest pokon4ne - bsd1ias1 fl
szc1erzs wdziecEnym - to. q Cti tklS:
nialsm do ~prEy1scia tsras tsj sudeVne'
darmowsj proskL
Ps.cie asisiaj . to bssDsatns prebG&
PrEskonajcie sic oseeiSSds o JsSs war.
tosct. Me posyfsj k6dnyoh YioaiVAxy,
gdyt probka' nis kssStaJs Was nAe, =
mode CT przyniete leDeaa SaeoWtAk kee-
re Way wfscsj. nsA acsssrs oisto. Pfsyt:
mil te darmows nDrSAs" dsisiat . prysi
rIyststeS Z tel oferty. NApisScta peaDtoN
Ike, lub wypslnijais ten kupon aWAslA1,
q odwrotnS pocBtH otrnynaeae Noin(
probe PInpso 9 ksie4eoxkl pAnA 6tuarta
traktuJsca o rupturzs. jake nre5snt ~
ksie4sczka wytaSnia, " 31ki sfoeok q
nRgrodRons ststyH ne4nlsn A1SHts
I Rierws.s naSrods ~ Pary6a. ! kAkAy
cierpISoy ma to straSsnA ulornno3t Pc
winien posisIc to ksiaAkA
5000 csytelnikow mote etrsymAe q
lsczenis darmows. Popyt EaHsSsAs be
dIis olbrEymi. ably wtec ME do1nAe ~.
wodu. piSz EaraS-