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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
WILSON
EXPECTED
TO MOVE
INTERNATIONAL nsws stRlIcEI

INT-RsATIoNhL ssws sLRllcEI
WASHINGTON, Dec. - President
Wilson is expected to make the next
move in the Mexican situation.
Complete reports OF the results of the
Investigation made by Senator Fall Of
New Mexico and subcommittee of the
foreign relations committee. relative TO
Mexican affairs. were 10 be laid before
Tic president today for his study II is
expected that upon the basis of this
report the president viii send word 10
the foreign relations committee when it
meets on Monday relative TO the Fall
resolution which provides for break
in diplomatic relations with Mexico.
The state department today IS en-
gagged 10 further investigation Of the
Jenkins case. With the department Of
hcially advised Of the release OF Jenkins
and cable reports declaring that he was
released upon bail. the ofrfcials of the
department We're attempting to straight
On the matter out. In the opinion OF
officials, Jenkins must have been released
BY order Of the Mexican government. for
the official report from the American
embassy at Mexico City failed TO make
mention of payment of bail
The Jenkins affair Is the crux of the
Mexican situation and while there are
other matters which have to be settled.
il is generally believed here that IL the
Jenkins affair is satisfactorily closed
then other questions can be settled with
out resortlng to any such drastic action
as intervention.
Opinion in congress as to the future
action is divided and there is doubt
whether any more 10 break diplomatic
relS tions with Mexico could be passed
without such request from the presi-
dent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
SILK FLAG FOR
FUNERALS

As considerable difficulty has been
experienced in the past in finding a
flag for military funerals in Hammond
Sergeant Crarncr in charge OF the re-
cruiting station took the mater up with
his commanding officer at Indianapolis
and has received a beautiful silk flag
Mr. Cramer Announces that the fsg is at
the disposal Of the public in holding
military funerals and advises under
takers or other persons in charge Of
tho services Is get in touch with him
whenever it Y desired.
Four recruits have entered the army
through the Hammind station in the
last two days. They are William NJ
Cleaver 3 sibley street. who enters
the s7th Field Artiller. at Camp Grant.
John Matejaski. Indiana Harbor and
Sam Grzulski OF Whiting. to the Camp
Upton school; George p. Henderson o.
Detroit, 70 the Medical Department at
Camp Grant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
j. S. CROPS
SAVED THEM
TWICE NOW
ny DAVID N. CHURCH.
isTAEE eoRREsronpEsI I. \. seRvIeE

l. NJ
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. American
crops saved Europe from destruction
not only once, but twice
| Secretary of Agriculture Houston
makes this statement in his annual re
port made public today.
I America came 10 the rescue when the
allies were against the wall. hard pressed
by Germany's military hordes and fur
nished the food that enabled Europe to
hold out the report declared.
Increased production BY the farmers
and conservation BY consumers made this
possible
Again. after the armistice. the Aneri-
can supplies of food saved Europe from
the destruction OF starvation. the score
tary declared.
but for this contribution. It il din
cult 70 see how the allies could have
waged the war 30 victorious conclu-
sion declared the report
The German people experienced par
tial famine conditions and the collapse
Of their military power was due IN no
small measure TO the shortage of food"
Record crops are reported BY the sec
rotary In his report The wheat yield
is estimated to exceed the 1918 crop b.
one million bushels and to be tho second
greatest crop ever produced b. this ma
ton.
Farmers in 1919 planted cereals in
quantities greater by 100000 in acre
age than the pre-war annual average:
which. it is estimated, will Yield 6S5,
000.0e0 bushels more thar the pre-war
average. The report shows an increased
number OF mich cows over 1914 b.
200. 900. of other cattle by $4,000. and
swine by 100000. and horses and
mules by 1000 600
The department estimated a maximum
fal acreage of 47.2s,Oo0 acres. an in
crease Of twelve per cent over 1915.
There was actually planted 492e10oo
the largest acreage in the nations his
tory.
, The spring wheat acreage vas e2,5eS,-
600
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT or
MEMORIAL. COMMITTED

Notice is hereby given that on the
th day OF November 1919. petition
was filed signed h. more than one hun
drcd Goo) adult citizens Of the city or
Hammond. Indiana. petitionine the city
Council 10 appoint 2. committee Of five
TO be known as the Memorial Committee
of such city. and that such committee
VIII be appointed by tho City Council
on the Soth day Of December. 1912. That
the members OF such committee shall
serve without compensation
Such members OF said committee shall
be appointed wholly With yiew of their
fitness and. the conlnittee shall include
representatives Of educational benevo-
lent and labor as we'll as other interests
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
MRS. GEOCHAN
CALLED BY DEATH

Residents OF Gary were shocked be-
yond measure tbs mornins 10 learn OF
the death of Mrs Harry GeoshegGn
nee Grace Call go fancy street. who
passed away al the Mercy hospital In
Gary last night following s1 operation
Her illness extended over {, short time
Mrs. Geoghegea was IS years old
and is one of Gsry's best known and
4eapected young married people Spc
is the daughter of tho late John Call.
former postmaster and sister Of Attor-
rev Harry Call. Of this city. Besides
ee- husband she - survived by her
mother. Mrs. John Call brother re-
s.diug in san Francisco and i've yea
cd dauEatet. The ,yids circle or friends
estesd their deepest sympathy to the
hereaE ed family.
The body will lie in state at VII
J .4s.t.s chapel vrtil tomorrow afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
ELKS TO MEET
FOR MEMORIAL
On SUNDAY

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
TEXAS, AMALGAMATED
OIL COMPANY

The fourth regular DIVIDEND Of p.r
cont f2i per cent basis has heen de-
Jared bv this company ~. able Dec
ember 18TH TO stockholders 81 record
on November goth Subsequent months
iy dividends Of ? per Gems are payable
on the 18th OF each month 20 stock
holders OF record on the sofa day % tie
preceding month
C A. NISWELL Secretary.
Dallas. Texas
G. J. PURCELL and ]. D. BRUSEL.
Local Representatives, AS Hammond
Building. Phone 544
I2-e-6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
Coal Crisis
Desperate
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. attempts OF
radical agitators to bring ABOUT a strike
IF anthracite coal miners have been
frustrated. the department of justice an
nounced this afternoon. Agents reported
tnat agitators have been driven from
the fields and that the anthracite miners
have refused 10 heed them and have
brought the production Of anthracite
coal up to 1875 per cent o. normal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
PITTSBURGH, Pa.

PITTSBURGH, Fa., Dec. TILE pinch
OF the coal shortage was beginning 20 be
telt ia this district for the first time
today.
Operators of the big steel plants were
having difficulty in keeping their oper-
atoms going. The Standard Tinplate
Co. vas forced TO close twenty-three hot
mills and several other departments of
It's plant in Canonsburg. The American
sheet & Tinplate plant in Farrell was
partially closed because of the lack OF
iuei
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
LII

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
II TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE.
OF JAMES Z. I.OWDEN. 10. 7ss.
N THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
NOVEMBER TERM, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given TO tho HEIRS,
LEGATEES AND CREDITORS Of James
e. Lowden, deceased. to appear in the
Lake Superior Court held al Hammond
Indiana. on The 18th day of January.
1920. and show cause. If any why the
FINAL. SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with
The estate of said docedent should not
be approved; and said heirs arc notified
20 then and there make proof Of heirship.
and receive their dstributive shares
WITNESS the Clerk OF the Lake SUI
perior Court at Hammond. this 9Th day
Of December. 1919.
HERBERT L. WHEATON
(SeaD Clerk Lake Superior Court.
12-s-13
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
WILL BE HELD SUNDAY

The funeral OF Peter LaCombe which
vas to have ben held from the All
Saints church Monday morning has
been changed and will now De held
SUNDAY afternoon at l.t5 o'clock from
the home OF his son, Frank LaConbe o.
ga Truman avenue Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
BOY SCOUTS TO
HOLD MEETING

seoutmsster Carroll Slick OF troop
number OF the Gary Boy Scouts an
nounced this morning that meeting
will be held Monday night of next
week TO make preparations for Xmas
part- which will be held in the nsa-
fusurs. The exact date has not been
made known. The members of Troop
seven arc asked to attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
uo,D Up TRICN nRIyER

H. C. Sattcrfieid. 13oth street -ni
Indiana Boulevard. Whiting. was ias-
night held up and robbed by tive youH-
white men j,lst after he had crossed
the North Forsythe avenue bridge IL
East Chicago. lie was driving mot
truck south on F-orsythe avenue saels
Tho TWO men stopped him Affes 80.
rad relieved him Of sci and some smali
change they drove toward Whitas IL.
Ia Ford roadster without liend.ishts 81
license
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The coal stu
alton was laid directly before President
Wilson this afternoon.
Secretary Tumulty announced that he
and Atty. Gen. Palmer had seen the
president and discussed the coal situa-
ton. He stated that any announcement
as to the discussion must come from the
attorney general
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

Memorial Day VIII be celebrated II
East Chicago tomorrow az the Mex y
ley School Auditorium when - &
l'nserl.ader Of Chicago viii speas -
fore the meeting which viii ~ &c
IT, The public Memorial I'3r - Ias
Chicago EllIs this yeg VIII "a
occisi significance because - IL
that the East Chicago lodge has
~ rl.o,-s3e~s thromsi. death ddri'se
vcsr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Dec. .6.-Gov.
Gardner today announced that work has
boon started in approximately one hun
- ed Missouri coal mines during the last
twenty-four hours. and that the fuel
situation over the state has been greatly
improved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

INDIANAPOLLs. Ind, Dec 6.--Con-
sumers Of electricity. ater and heat
served by utilities companies in Indiana
and patrons OF traction lines, may soon
be paying surcharges on account Of the
today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
PERSONAL No
SOCIAL NEWSI

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

rect from the Majestic theat-e n Chi
cage and have been gi.cn irst place o
all bills on the Orpheuu circuit There
VIII also be Ave other vaudeville acts
each OF them an all star number.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
GOOD BILL PROMISED

Another bin Of headiiners Is on az
the Orpheura theatre for today and
Sunday. IF any number on the pro-
gram can be given precedence It would
be the -Four Roses who arc considered
70 be Americas greatest acrobatic
dancers They come to Hammond di-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

at o'clock when the remains win be
taken t. the Holy Angels church where
frief funeral rites viii be observed. In
ternment VII lbe made in Oak lIil
cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
TO ATTEND ELECTION
AT HAMMOND

Dozens Of Gary Masons will travel =
hammond Monday evening OF next
week to attend the annual election o.
officers of tine Shrine - the orsa
Temple Preparations are beng had
to send over large delegation ara -.
m errlbers Of the Gary Charter are IS
ed to make an effort to sttena-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
PIANO TUNING

Cut the high cost Of living hy having
your piano tuned this week for $500.
Highesr references. Ask your neighbor
Phone Hammond i200R. 125-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

The Times want ads bring as
tonishing results if their users are
to be believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

By order Of The City Council 81 ~.
City o. Hammond. Indiana.
WILLIAM c. ROSE.
city Clerk
Dated his 9th Gay % Decenber leLs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

Another active candidate in the race
for the republican nomination for
sheriff Of Lake county - l. Bryce
Whitaker OF Hammond Whitaker
needs no introduction to the people Of
Lake county as he has been before the
public for years he.ns the son Of Henry
~ hitaker who VAS sheriff before Lrwis
Barnes took the office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

The Embroidery club will meet
with Mrs. j. w Smith OF IL Detroit
street Monday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

Miss Maude Smith was hostess to
several friends At a four o'clock tea
given at the Pricilla Pantry Mrs.
Cnas. White of Chicago was a guest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06
MnNRoR sTREET LAD1Es ND

Nun HUF I NtF.EE- NsADTE4t MD
Don't forget bazaar and roast beef
supper given by the Monroe Street
church, December 10 and II. Supper
Wednesday. 8 to Z. Tickets so cents
far supper i2-6-s-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-06

Mrs Alfred Buck was hostess 20 the
Thursday Afternoon club this week
The guests were Mrs. Ehas. White OF
Chicago ard Mrs. Alphonse Dorsey.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
UCZMY DzlECl NASZE CZYTAC, PISA
M0WC PO POLSKU.
q
s O Zdobycie
10 Mili0now
aIEll1IE@I@INGl1I91111ElEI@E|E

Polska wskrzeszona! -.
Ojc6w naszych marzenia spell
:niaja sie.... .t
Ale ia O~jczyzna pc tylu latach
niewoli i kleski potrzebuje pomo-
:. cy :spo}eczenstwa polskiego W A.
meryce
Skladajae homie na Fundusz 10
milionowy, budowac bedziemy
TEN <samem gmach najwiekszy j
snajswietszy, bo<- Polske!
Upamietnijmy ten historyczny
moment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. polity
tcznej wolnosci narodowej, wspie--
rajae Polske takze ekonomicznie.
Pomoc nasza dorazna, ponce
natychmiastowa konieczna jest
ola istnienia i ola rozwoju MOVE,
go panstwa polskiego "
Il Il 4
Napominajacy wciaz CLOS ape.
low. Wydzia1u Narodowego dol
die do kazdego zakatka ziemi a.
.merykanskiej, gdzie tylko polskie
SERGE lyle i bije, MECH dotrze do
.kazdej osady polskiej, do kazde.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18

dokola Gdanska j wall coraz ME
cierpliWiej " jego bramy. Mech
tylko klucz bedzie W naszych re-
kach, stolica musi bye nasza.
Wszystko, co przemawia "a ME
mieckoscia Pomorza, TO dzielo roz
boju pruskiego, ale wlasnie histo
rya tego rozboju jest najwymow-
niejszem swiadectwem naszych
praw, naszej zywotnosci j silly ma
rodowej. 30 przez 127 lat ME uda
10 sic ca}ej potedze Prus, ca1ej ich
diplomacy, kapita}owi, intrydze i
terorowi policyjnemu zd}awic Pc
mora pplskiego. Az pc same mu-
ny Gdanska siega dis jeszcze OBJ
szar jezyka naszego. W kierunku
zachodnim i p61nocnym ciagnie
sic zwarty teren polskosci. Ma ca
hem Pomorzu brzmi nasza nova,
a. Same. wybrzeze ma 80 procent
ludnosci polskiej. Vice to nietyl-
ko historya, lecz dzien dzisiejszy
viola o zwrot Gdanska.
Wszelka po1owicznosc by1aby tn
krzywda najciezsza, wszelki kom-
promis sfalszowaniem formu}yWil
sonowskiej, re panstwo polskie
winno mice dostep do mrza "wol-
ny j ca1kowicie zabezpieczony,'
wszelkic pr6by innych rozwiazan
proponowanych przez kretactwo
Ipruskie, przez wolnomularskich
protcktor6W Niemiec, przez kapi-
talizm centralistyczny, przez dok-
trynerstwo etnograficzne niekt0--
rych cz}onk6w- kongresu, pokojo
wego, zr6dfem wiecznych nieporo
zumien, .pieta achilesowa Polski,
korytarzem ola intrygi niemiec=-
kiej, zamachem Ia niezaleznosc ma
szego panstwa.
Jezeli many W dziejach novel
Europy odegrac te wielka role,k
rel sic cd mas zgod1lie domagaja
tryumfujace mocarstwa zaehodu,
l. jczeli ME many bye organiz--
mem suchotniczym O wyzartych
plucach, - jezeli ME many pre-
dzej czy p6zniej.stac sic znowu pa
! robkiem niemieckim, jezeli ola
zwycieskiej ententy Polska ma
bye warownia kultury zachodniej
oparciem politycznem i droga han
dlowa ma wsch6d - to klucz cd
bramy ba1tyckiej must W polskich
znajdowac sic rekach!
Thalatta!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18

Ipogwa1eeniem formuly Wilsonow.
Eshejj.
Mialazzby Europa napraWde Me
zoryentowac sic W tel grze szuler.
nj krzyzackiej? Mia}azby dopus-.
lcic, ably wielki program sprawied
liwosci kt6ry przyswieca nowej
Europe sfalszowa}a volta prusa
kow, zadajaca Aam history ]
wmawiajaca " narody, re prokost
sztucznej germanizacyi, re przybu
dowki niemieckie o-Pomorza pol
skiego So prawda etnograficzna2
CYL many jeszcze rag zwiastc
wac ma wszystkie strony swiata:
;jaka rolesnarodowa j polityczna "
dzieiach Polski niepod1eglej ode:
grab Gdansk, to miasto, :kt6re by
40 najwierniej sza c6rarzeczypospc
litej, to miasto, kt6re krwia mic
czem broni1o. swej przynaleznoscl
do PanstWa Jaagiellon6w i .p6zniei
to miasto, kt6re W.obronie -sztan.
daru polskiego stawialo czo1c
szwedom, moskalom j sasom tc
miasto, kt6re pc drugim .rozbio'
RE aosswiadezylo dumnie: Polska
jest moja ojczyzna?
Czyz many raz jeszcze t1uma-.
eye, re Gdansk dzisiejszy jest
tylko kolonia niemiecka ma polls
kiej ziemi re zgwa1cono jego marc
dowosc, re dokofa niego zycie pol
skie Pomorze, nasz lud, nasz Ouch
nasza. poezya i nasza kultura? Cd
dajcie nam gdanski port, a W ciq
gu 10 lat W tel "Hanzie niemiec,
kiej' zostana tylko okruchy la:
| kieru niemieckiego i zatryumfuje
znowu wygnana, zdeptana, zmaJc
ryzowa11a gwa1tem polskosc pomc
rskie:j stolicy. Jej nawet budzit
ME potrzeba. Ona jest, ona krazy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
teTI1ALATTA.' >

Jak Polska d1uga i szeroka, Z
kazdego domu .wybiega dis mod
|litwa .drzaca tesknota duma stra-
chem i radoscia: Morze! Morze!
Jak niegdys dziesiec tysiecy gre
k6w, pc nieszczesliwej bitwie pod
Kunaksa, W niece dazylo do. wy
brzeza morskiego, w niece blaga-
10 swych bog6w, ably i'm pozwoli-
~ dotrzec do mora, DO tam tylko
jest zycie i zbawienie ola mich, az
wreszcie brzegi czarnomorskie "a
drza1y krzykiem Thalatta Thala
ia! - tax dis Polska Gala, pow
racajaca z mrok6w niewoli i szu-
kajaca bytu niepodleg1ego, powie-
trza ola pluc narodowych, pelnej
niezaleznosci i drog rozwoju pra-
Widlowego, wyciaga rece do swe-
go Baltyku i spiewa swoje 'Thalat
ia! ...: =
= Czem bylibysmy. bez NORA?
Nar6d bez NORA jest, zdaniem
Fryderyka Lista, jednego Z maj
znakomitszych ekonomist6w euro
pejskich - "pasierbem pana b..
ga. Pasierbem,> kt6remu zawsze
wiatr. W oczy wieje, kt6ry: W rodzi
ME ludlow jest zawsze trzynastym
PREY stole, @kt6rya z bogactw tel
ziemi otrzymuje tylko okruchy re
bracze. Clos jego jest bez echa,
a zycie zwezone jak " klatre. :
Czem by1a Serbia, panstwo bez
NORA? Gala tragedya togo kraju
streszcza}a sic W niezaspokojonej
tesknocic do wyjscia ma morze.
Mia1a lud dzielny, 'mia1a madrych
prawodawc6w j Wodzow,. a jed
max pozosta}a kaleka. Kazdy sen
O potedzc rozbijaf sic o muir die
lacy ja~od mora. Kazdy chocby
%najlcpiej pomyslany plan rozwoju
ekonomicznego i politycznego, KIN
rczyf sic i }amal ma tel niezwal--
czonej przeszkodzie. I Gala ener--
gia narodu wysilala sic przez d}u-
gle lat dziesiatki W tenn porcic do
NORA, tworzac niebezpieczne tar
cia, rozpalajac zlo ,wrogie zarze--
via wojny.
A jezeli ola malego stosunkowo
kraju posiadanie w}asnego morza.
by}o zywio1owa koniecznoscia zy-
cia, to czcmze jest morze ola mas
ola 80 milionowego narodu,- ola
panstwa, kt6re me- znowu zostac
przedmurzem cywilizacyi zachod-
niej, podstawa r6wnowagi euro
pejskiej, straznica wielkieh idea--
low novel Europy, zagrozonych
przez metna fale anarchii wschod
niej i widmo powalonego, ale
czyhajacego ma sposobnosc odwe-
tn prusactwa?
)" Me mogloby bye mowy o pote-
de polskiej, ME. mog1oby nawet
bye mowy o naszej niezaleznosci
cd Niemiec o naszym rozWoju go:
spodarczym, o normalnej struktu-
RE calego zycia politycznego i
normalnym ukladzie naszych sto-
sunk6w miedzynarodowych, gdy-
by kongres pokojowy odcia} mas
cd NORA, przerwaf bezposrednia
komunikacye Polski z zachodem,
panstwu, kt6re posiadac
ma obszar oko1o 300 tysiecy kilo-
metr6w kwadratowych w}asnego
.portu i ME pozwoli1 nam zaw}ad-
nae ujsciem Wis}y, najwiekszej
artery wodnej ma polskiej ziemi.
Thalatta!!
!. Krazy doko}a- mas k}amstwo,;
sfabrykowane W najwiekszej fab
ryce. szalbierstw historyeznyeh
Europy, kt6rej ma imie: Prusy.
Krazy legenda, re polskie Pomo-
RE, kolebka Mszczuj6w, sWieto-?:
pelk6w i Gryf6w, jest ziemia ME
miecka. Krazy sofizmat, wyleg}y
" szkole brandenburskich falsze-
rzy idei ze polskie MORE by1obyy
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
List z Danii. "Dopiero co otrzy

List z Danu: "Dopiero co otrzy
ma1em list cd mego OLGA z Danii'
- pisze PAM K. A. Bagass z Ar
gyle;y Mimi "Pisze on, &c by}by
wdziecznym, jezeliby to W czasie
wojennym by1o MOTIVE, re pre-
slanie> mu troche wiecej Ora. Pho
ira Gomozo.. Cierpia}em ma steze-
ME artery i dolegliwosci sercowe,
tax, re lekarze 60 juz opuscili. Pi
SEE on, re dzieki Ora. Piotra Co.
mozo, wyzdrowiaf on o lyle, re
jest on W stanie oddawac sic swe-
mu zajeciu, lecz czuje koniecznosc
.dalszego %leczenia sie.'
Listy, jak powyzszy, m6wia sa-
me "a siebie. Komentarze wszelkie
So zbyteczne. Ora. Piotra Gomozo
ma rekord powodzenia W leczeniu
ludzkich cierpien, niezr6wnany
przez zadne inne lekarstwo. Me
MONA je nabyc W aptekach, lecz
dostawianem jest wprost z labora-
toryum do ludzi, "a posrednict--
wen loka1nych agent6w. Gazetka
i pamphlet, zawierajace szczegae--
we informacye o wlasnosciach te-
go starego, przez czas wypr6bo--
wanego lekarstwa, jest wysylane
bezplatnie ma zyczenie. Adresuj-
Gle: DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co
Chicago, Ill.
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