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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
Alrededor de tn Relate
EN- Ell CASO DEL CHAUFFEUR CARLOS DAVILA,
iDONDE ESTAlLA VERDAD?- OPINION DEL JEFE
RAFAELB. DIAZ.

Como dijo aver en- una nota
editorial Ell IMPARCIAL, la
iprensa seria, la que no viye del
escandalo y. del cultivo de las ma,
las pasiones, desea que termine
cuanto antes la burda escena que
mantiene suspense Ia curiosidad
del gran pdblico.
Por suerte, no somos impresiO-
nables nj nos dejamos arrastrar
por el rumor del momento, y nues
tro puesto, como reporter de Pc
ri6dico, esta ali donde sc desa-
rrolle un suceso que sea necesario
narrar en- las columnas del dia-
rio.
Bayam6n, con motive de estos
Gltimos acOntecimientos que Sc
inciaron con la muerte del guar
dia Juan Fernandez ha sido ell
centric principal de las actiYida-
des de los diligentes y actiyos re-
porters de la prensa de San
Juan. Como ALI sc desarrollan esr
cenas que pueden dar material
para buenas 'informaei0nes, para
esas informaciones que tanto bus
can los ojos :ayidos en- las colum-
mas de los diarios, ALI Sc. han lido
los reporters, cue aman sll profe-
sion y anhelan ,desempehar sH off
clio de la manera mas .efieaz posi-
BILE. SIS .-o.,Ta ,.5s" a.
Cuando aconteei0 ESQ.,. de
que Sc dice protagonista el chat
ffcw Carlos Davila. indagamos
en- las flleutes 5ofciales informa-
ci6n sobre. el case = ALI NADIA Sc
saba, ,todo sc ignoraba., ,eg
Y COnsecuentes con naestfa mi
sion. de infofmadoresg desapasio-
nados, nos .trasladamos, Baya-
mon, al sitio .designado como tea
tro de, los acontecimientos, para
haceri luz. sohre loaque Sc nos de-
cla. lN1 @s..ss. i. at1. ri
En- las. guaguas que hacen el
trayecto de Catalo a Bayam0n,
el pabIea asomentabas de miles
maneras, 10 aeaecido al chauffeur
DaYila ii eramos todo oidos ,escu-
chando la opinion del soberano.!
va en- Bayam0n, un chiquillo,
uno de eses chiquillos que todo
10 saben, nos llev6 a la residen-
cia del va citado Carlos Dayila
este es, ALA Ell la calle "Colum
bia', n1mero 1.
Cuando negamos- ALI, va ell he
rido hab1a sido atendidO Y Sc EN-
contraba EN- ell lecho, al lado de
una joven, que supone1nos su es-
posa. LIE dijimos cual era nuestra
mission y que deseabamos escu-
J char de sus propios labios un re-
lato de los sucesos. Fuimos com.
placidos en- el, acto.
Entonces escuchamos ell relate
espeluznante; ell cuadro q. Sc nos
4 pintaba de. la supuesta lucha
cuando el hombre que iba cojean.
do y que usaba Tin antifaz le dis
parG.
4 Y todo 10 que hemos relatado
de la meior buena fe. EN- este dia-
rio, fue eOntado por el propio
agredido Carlos Dayila.
sPOr que fbamos dudar de las
palabras de un joven, que cree
mos serio, en- aquellos momentos
de espectaci6n? :Qu6 m6vil podia
inducir a este a ocultar la verdad
del caso?
A .esto NADIA podemos contes-
tar. Ell propio joven Carlos Da.
villa es ell, llamadO a decir la. YER
dad V a hablar claro en- este asun
to.
Su seriedad de hombre honradO
Y la tranquilidad del pueblo de
Rayamon asf 10 demandan.
Aver tarde, cuando nuestro
diario estaba en- prensa nos diri-
l iimos al Cuartel General de Po-
licia. Como el jefe senior Rafael
1 B. DfaZ, Seg6n ell cOnOcimientO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23

todo correr. Cansado y extenua-
do por la desigual lucha, al legar
frente a la puerta que da entra-
da a dichos terrenos, tropeZ0 Y
cay6 en- terra:
Y va todos los marinos estaban
cerca de el, cuando uno de ellOs
introdujo su bayoneta por un
hombro del infeliz Sanchez, inte-
resandole .un pulm6n Y lesionan-
dole la clav1cula.
Al escandalo que sc produjo Sc
levant0 precipitadamente el ca
pitan Schettini e hiZo retirar a
los marinos agresivos y llam6 al
fiscal para investigar el caso.
Sanchez, en- grave estado fuG
llevado al Hospital Municipal eli
donde fuG cufado por el DR..
LaSSlSe.
A la hora que escribimos estas
lineas hemos preguntado a dicho
hospital sobre ell estado del heri
do y Sc nos dice que es grave y
Sc creesque diffcilmente salvara
Eulalia ha 1.esultadO lesionada
Por conducto del Official com
petente, el Lcdo. Dfaz Collazo ha
citado a todos los marinos auto
/ res de este hecio. Asimismo han
sido citados Bernardo Gonzalez
| Pedne.-C Cruz, Gabino Alieea, Eleu
terio Perez, Nicolas Lozada, Ig
.nacio Gonzalez Y Juan Carmona
| ssss
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
MISS SARAH FoRMAN
LEAVES ESTATE TO NIECES
Four Nieces Of Miss Sarah FOrman
Are Beneficiaries Under Her VIII
Two Younger Heirs Get
One Dollar Each-Mr.
Thelse Owens Ad-
ministratOr.

A paper bearing date of May 20,
1910, and purporting to be the last
will and testament of Miss Sarah For
man, was filed in the Mason County
Court this MOI ming and offered for
probate. Tho signature of Miss Jennie
o. Clarke, the attesting witness who
since has died, was proven by the
testimony of Messrs. ]. B. Durrett and
Stanley F. Reed and the paper was
admitted to probate.
BY the terms of the will, the one
hundred acre farm in the Washington
neighborhood belonging to the de-
ceased, is to be equally divided be-
tween Alice F. Owens, Matte F. Bar
bour, Phoebe H. Forman and Anna H.
Hickman. All Of the personal effects,
money and household goods, are will
ed to Mrs. Alice F. Owens, and Cath
crime P. Forman and Charles William
Forman are given one dollar each.
Mr.. Thelse Owens was appointed ad-
minlstrator of the estate and he quail
fed as such with ]. B. Durrett as sur
ETY. on bond.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
fine TALENT IS PRO-
CURED FOR MOWER
CAMP MEETING
Prominent Lawyers of the Ohio VALLEY
VIII Speak at Annual Meeting Of
the Mower Park Campmeeting
-Maysville Band to
Make Music.

The annual campmeeting at Now
er Park Lewis county, Just East of
this city, promises to be the biggest
meeting that has ever been held In
this popular camp The meetings
again this year will be in charge of
Rev. w. H. Morris, popular pastor of
the Forest Avenue NJ. E. Church, of
this city, and Rev. w. H. Davenport, of
Ashland, District Superintendent of
the Ashland District.
The meeting begins on August 7th
and will continue until August "a Civ
ing three big Sundays during the
meeting. On the first Sunday Rev.
Morris and Rev. Davenport will
preach. On the second Sunday there
will be a great gathering of the MEM
bers of various organizations and the
speakers will be Hon. John P. Stroth-
er, County Attorney Of Lewis county,
| and Hon. John F. Coldiron, District
Attorney of Catlettsburg.
The third and last Sunday will be
the big day of the meeting 1t will be
Red Cross Day and there will be
general home coming celebration In
honor Of the Lewis county boys who
served during the world war. The
meeting will be presided over by Mr..
George H, Frank, of this city, and
the Maysville Boys Band will furnish
the music. The speakers will be
Judge G. D. Newell, of this city, and
Hon. Stanley F. Reed, of this city.
This promises to be one of the biggest
days in the history of Lewis county
and many from this city are expected
to be in attendance.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
PROPOSES ORGANIzA-
ton Federal farm
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Prominent Indiana Attorney, Former
Maysyille Man, Proposes to Or.
ganize Federal Loan Organiza.
tiOn For Mason County.


The following is a copy of let
ter sent by William c. Coryell, now
prominent Attorney at Marion, Ind,
and former Mason county school
teacher to Secretary Carl Dodds of the
Maysville Chamber of Commerce,
County Agent George Kirk and the
local bankers. It is self explanatory !:
Marion, Ind, July 21, 1919.
Mr.. Carl f. Dodds,
Maysville, Kentucky. y
Dear Sir:
After an absence of four years, l
plan to visit my old home town, Mays
vile, Kentucky, August 2-1O and dur
ing this time l desire without any
charge to organize a National Farm
Loan Association with headquarters at
Maysville, and with authority to loan
farm loans in Mason Fleming and
BraclcD counties.
AS attorney for the local farm loan
association. | can say that the Feder-
al Farm Loan of 51a per cent. on a
long time tasis which may be paid at
any time is good thing for the farm
ers aid is also favored by the banks
and mel hants. One half a million
dollars has been brought into this
county from outside capital to pay
off mortgages, purchase farms, to pay
tractors, to buy farming implements
and fence, and to improve houses and
barns. This has caused an increased
deposit in banks and an increase for
the local merchants.
shall be glad to meet any farm
ers who are interested. in the Cham
mer of Commerce, August or could
extend my visit over until August II
If that would be better time. You
may select day any time during the
week Of August 40, ir you should pre-
fer such date and notify me accord
inely.
In order to organize the association
we will need not less than ten pro-
spective borrowers making applica-
tioDs in writing for loans aggregating
$4,000 and apply for charter. will
have all necessary papers with me
I enclose bulletin explaining the
loan. I am also sending one to the
County Agent and also to the local
banks. You will kindly get in touch
with the County Agent, and also call
it to the attention of the local news
papers SO that it may have some pub
licity.
/ feel keenly interested in the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
BRACKEN COUNTY MAN
ASSURED APPOINTMENT
Last Man Out Of the Way and "Bob"
Greene WIN Be Named on State
Tax Commission.

Frankfort, KY, July 23.-The ap-
pointment of State Auditor r. L.
Greene to the State Tax Commission
Is understood now to be an assured
fact. 1t was reported at one time that
County Attorney f. B. Martin, Graves
county, would get the third place on
the commission, and Auditor Greene
would lose ont. This report, however,
has been set at rest by the assurance
of Mr.. Martins friends that he is
slated to succeed Chairman r. c. p.
Thomas, of the Workmen's Compensa-
tion Board.
Chairman Thomas is the four-year
member of the original board, the only
one remaining on 1t. His term will
expire next April, 1920, as he was ap-
pointed in April, 1916, by Governor
Stanley. Chairman Thomas lives at
Bowling Green.
With Mr.. Martin out of the way
there is no one besides Auditor Greene
mentioned for the Tax Commission
The fact that no appointment has been
made in the twenty-five days elapsine
since the appointment became due is
an added indication, since Ben D
Ringo, Owensboro, was promptly re-
appointed when his term expired.
Under the act of 1918, the Auditor
ceases with the end of the present
term to be ex offlcio member of the
commission and the Governor is au.
thorized to appoint on July a third
member of the commission to take the
place of the Auditor as soon as he
qualities.
If anyone else was to be appointed
there would be no need of delay; but
If Auditor Greene is to he appointed
he first will have to resign and it is
conjuectured that this will not be done
until after the primary and that Gov
Black will appoint his successor the
Democratic nominee for Auditor
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNICS ON THURSDAY

All arrangements are now oomplet-
ed for the annual picnic OF the Sun
day School of the First Baptist church
which will be held at Beechwood Park
Thursday afternoon and evening. A
most enjoyable time is assured all who
will attend. The students are request
cd to meet at the church on Thursday
afternoon In time to take the o'clock
car at Third and Market streets. The
dinner will be served at $3.50 o'clock
80 that those working may take their
dinner with the school The evening
meeting will be q Baptist reunion and
every Baptist In the community IL IN
yitsd and urged 20 attend At 7,SO
o'clock Prayer Meeting viii l's held in
the Casino.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
RUGGLES CAMP IS
OPENED FOR Year
ON THURSDAY
What Promises to Be the Best Year In
the History of Old Ruggles Camp
meeting VIII Be Opened
Thursday.

with tomorrows services Ruggles
Campmeeting begins what promises
its best year. For days campers have
been going to the grounds, and since
last Sunday the camp has been an ex-
ceedingly busy place. The Board Of
Directors has had to turn-down ap-
plicant after applicant for cottages be-
cause of being full up. There will un-
doubtedly be some move made when
the business session of the Association
takes place next Wednesday to pro-
vide more cottages or rooms so that
the many people who desire to camp
from year to year may be accommo-
dated.
District Superintendent Davenport
of Ashland will have direct supervis-
ion Of all services during the first
week; Superintendent Literal will
have charge during the closing days.
Those who are to have charge of the
special parts, G, W. Bunton, DID,,
6NduBeltSt, y. d. MuhdhOy youh6 PSO
pies leader, Miss Virginia Mae Hurd,
Children's Hour teacher, T. B. Ashley,
chorister and ]. Robert Currey, plan
ist, will go to the camp today and will
be ready to start things off with vim.
Those in charge of the hotel and con-
fectionery have been laying in good
supply of eatables this week. Every
one who attends may be assured of
plenty to eat at hotel and confection-
cry.
1t may be said incidentally that
Ruggles Campgrounds is located right
in the center of Lewis county's famous
blackberry belt and 1t is sure thing
that blackberrying parties will be
popular during campmeeting.
Those who do not camp should make
their plans to attend on both Sundays
Next Sunday is expected to be great
day-the first Sunday always is and
then If one can spare a week day to
go then they will have a real taste OF
that which makes Ruggles Campmeet-
ing such desirable place to go to.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
GEORGE BAUER ARRIVED
HOME THIS AFTERNOON

George Bauer, son Of Squire Fred
w. Bauer, who has been in Europe for
many months with the American Ex-
peditlonary Forces, arrived home this
afternoon over the c. & o. railroad
having been finally discharged from
the army at Camp Zachary Taylor.
~~--"---"----s----- -s------->--------cc-
friends of my boyhood community, es-
pecially the farmers.
With kindest personal regards,
am,
Very truly yours,
w. c. CORYELL.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23

The Blue Grass Fair, Lexington, KY,
opens September 1, which is Labor
Day. The management of the Fair
has arranged specially attractive
program for that day and will COOP
crate with the various labor organiza-
tions in an effort to furnish such a
program as has never been. witnessed
In Central Kentucky. Special railroad
rates have been secured.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
MASON FARMERS WILL
ATTEND BIG SHEEP SALF

County Agent George Kirk will take
company of Mason county farmers
to Lexington during the first Of Au-
gust to attend a big public sale of
high class sheep at the big Tattersall
stock barns. 1t is expected that a
number of breeders will be returned to
Mason county by the farmers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
GETTING READY ..> -
FOR COURT DAY

Manager Chris Brown, Of the Mays
vile Stock Yards and his Stock Sales
committee, are already making prep
arations for the regular monthly court
day and stock sales to be held here
on next Monday. These sales are be-
ing advertised extensively and large
crowd of country people are expected
In Maysville for the day
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
TRAXEL'S RECIPE FOR GEORGIA
GINGER BREAD

Dissolve y OF. soda in one quart
water, add one quart of molasses, slft
in 81 pounds of flour to which one OF
of cream of tartar as we'll as ginger
and other spices has been added. Bake
in a medium oven.
This makes good ginger bread, all
right, and, If your kitchen is too
warm for comfort, these days, and you
don't feel like baking, phone Traxel's
for couple cuts Of it. They bake it on
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
Only 1Oc a cut 2S3t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
CHOSEN DELEGATE TO
INTERNATIONAL UNION

Mr.. Stanley Cullen, who has so eff
fciently served the Maysville Bar
bers' Union as President for some
time, has been bonored by the organi-
zation by being selected the delegate
from the local union to the meeting
of the International Union to be held
this year at Buffalo, N. Y. This meet
ing is held once every five years,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
CLERKS HAVE AN
INTERESTING SESSION

The Maysville Retail Clerks Union
held very interesting meeting on
Tuesday evening at which there were
many members present. This union
is growing quite rapidly and in short
time will be a very large and power
full organization.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
BLOODHOUNDS TRAIL
MANCHESTER HOUSEBREAKERS

Manchester, Ohio, July 23.-Jack
Foster and r. o. Eaton, each 20 years
old, giving Cincinnati as their home
are in the Adams county Jail, charged
with housebreaking. They were trav-
cling on motorcycle. When sur
rounded by the Sheriff's deputies and
Manchester bloodhounds they surren-
dered.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
RAILROAD MAN is
OVERCOME BY HEAT

Mr.. Edward Huron, an employee of
the G. & o. Railroad Company, was
overcome by the heat Tuesday after
noon while at work in the local yards.
He was removed to his home where
hc is said to be improving today. This
is the second time Mr.. Huron has been
overcome by the heat this summer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
THRESHING SLOW IN
MASON COUNTY

1t is reported that threshing is going
forward very slowly in Mason county
this year;- in fact, the treshing of the
grain has not been as rapid this year
as in the many past seasons. Thresh-
ers give It as the reason for the sloth-
fulness that the straw is too heavy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
CANDIDATES GETTING THICK

AS the time for the primary draws
closer the candidates are becoming
thicker and Maysville Is being invad-
ed most every day with at least one or
more state primary candidates. To
hear them talk they all will be win
ners
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
BACK FROM BIG TRIP

Col. ]. Barbour Russell and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hord Armstrong,
reached Maysville Tuesday night by
automobile after very pleasant trip
to Battle Creek, Mich, and other
points in the North. Col. Russell re-
ports a fine trip and a big time.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23
CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION
FILE EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
b. b. POllitt Spends More Money Than
Other Candidates In Nomination
Race-Dr. Yazell's Expenses
Are Nothing.

The candidates for nomination for
County Representative from Mason
county have filed with County Clerk
Owens their schedule of expenses In
their races for the nominations of
their two parties.
Mr.. B. B. Pollitt, candidate for the
Democratic nomination leads the list
by having spent more money than any
Of the other candidates while DR.. w.
s. Yazell, the candidate for the Re-
publican nomination, who had no op-
position for this nomination, reports
that he has not expended a single dol
lar for any campaign expenses.
The schedules as filed by the three
candidates and as sworn to by them
follows:
Democratic
B. B. Pollitt, $34.60.
Calvert Early, $27.
Republican
Dr. w. 8. Yazell-nothing.
These expense accounts had to be
filed with the County Clerk on or be-
fore today. The last account was filed
at noon by DR.. w. s. Yazell.
Interest in the Democratic race ir
Mason county is getting warmer ev.
cry day and there is every indication
just now that it will be rather warn
race between Pollitt and Early. Meth
er are favorites at this time and it ap
pears that the race will come to thu
polls with the candidates neck ant
neck.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-23

Try a Ledger Want Ad Il Pays.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-16

wszystkich dzialow piracy Ma
rodowej, wzywa i uprasza SEA-
nownowne Zarzady ws1ystkich
Komitetow Obywatelskich, jak i
wszystkie Contra Wydziafu Ma
rodowego, ably z superintendent
togo zadania Rady Zarzadzaja-
cej pospieszyly sic, gdyz inaczej
do kontroli rachunkow
i akcyi nadzorczej przez Rade
Nadzorcza wybrana, zniewolona
byiaby wytknat zaniedbania /
ogiosi6 ociagajace sic i niedopei-
niajace ~powinnoSci Komitety.
Rada Nadzoreza zdajac sobie
sprawe z wielkiej i skutecznej
pomocy Komitet6w Obywatel-
skich i Centrow Wydziaiu Marc
dowego PREY Rekrutacyi do Ar
mil Polskiej i W caiej akcyi ma
rodowcj. spodziewa sic, &c Szan'
Zarzqdy Z patryotyczna gorlrwo
5cia zastosuja sic do tego "a
lccenia.
1gnacy Czerwinski, prezeS;
KS. Aleksander SySk, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-16
DTHgi Sejm Wych0dztWa
POIskisgO " Buffalo,.
Nasze Kupiectwo i nasz Pre-
mys} wobec Sejmu.

DASS. DNAN-O HO-
doniosiem, gdyby Drugi Sejm
Wychodztwa miai pred SODA do
kiadne zestawienie co do forma-
Cyl LIB Polskich Handlowo-Prze
myslowych, jake sic juz W kill
ku miejscowoSciach potworzyiy,
jak rowniez szczegolowe rapor-
~ o powstaniu i rozwoju wick
szych naszych ~korporacyi kupie
ckich, przemysiowych, wytwor-
czych i finansowych. ZeStawien
tych dokonac bedzie molina ma
podstawie sprawozdan bezpo-
Srednio interesowanych. Musza
one zawierac dokladne dane co
do stosunkow finansowych firm
! korporacyi odnosnych, sGad
dyrekcyi, tudziez przedstawienie
zadan i celow. Tia okolicznoSc
re co do poszczegolnych firm /
korporacyi pojawi'y sic juz
sprzeciw zapodania i krytyki, pc
winno skionic interesowanych
do wygotowania -dokladnych
sprawozdan.
Nalezy je przysiac do Komi-
syi Przedsejmowej, 2l30 Fierce
ave, Chicago, Ill.
Izby handlowe, Stowarzysze--
MIA kupieckie i korporacye, IL
prawnione do mandatow posel--
skich z giosem wirylnym pc my
sli Konstyucyi Sejmu Wychodz-
twa. maja w osobnem piSmie to
swoje sprawozdanie wykazac !
przedstawic proSbe do Komisyi
Mandat6w Gigs Pierce ave. Chi
cago, Ill., o wydanie mandatow.
O lie W polAich rekach, lub
pod kontrola polska, chociaz pod
amerykanska nazwa, wzglednie
firms, znajduja sic w stanach
Ziednoczonych bank, fabryki,
kopalnie. towarzystwa akcyjne /
korporacye odnoszace sic do
wielkich przedsiebiorstw, dyrek-
eye o~dnoSnych instytucyi obo--
wiazane sa podac o tenn szcze-
g6iy do Komisyi Przedsejmowej.
Olbrzymiej byloby doniosloSci,
gdyby W wazniejszych dystryk-
tach kopalnianych ! fabrycznych
komitety lokalne sPorz9dziiy cy-
frowe zestawienia robotnikow
polskich wedle Poszczegolnych
zawodow ! spiS ten co do llcZoy
polskich czlonkow, majatku /
urzednikow polskich w danym Ia
rzadzie.
Wszystkie te szczgoly bardzo
potrzebne beda odpowiednim
Komisyom Sejmowym i dostar-
genie ich, byle dokiadnych !
sumiennie zestawionych, mole
sarnvm robotnikom powazn9 cd
dac usiuge.
z biura Komisyi
PrzedSejmowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-16
Wyleczyi sic z RUPTURY

DoStalem ciszkiej ruptury gdy kcikA
lat temu p~oAnosiiem wielkl kufer. Le.
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