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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
FREDERICK & NELSON
Fifth Avenue and Pine Street
SEATTLE

and three times those Of any other
ferry the county has established,
Frank Pierce of Harper declared
yesterday.
1.-THE business the ferry has
handled during The first week is
proof Of the wisdom in inaugural
ing the service, said Mr.. Pierce.
When the Vashon Island dock
is completed The traffic will be still
heavier. Seattle wholesalers al
ready are sending their travelling
men across the ferry with automo-
biles, and q number Of motor
trucks hauling goods both ways
are crossing on The boat.
What we need now and are
working for ON the peninsula is a
system of trunk roads. This will
bring the peninsula buyers and
sellers closer to the city markets.
The ferry has put Aberdeen with
IN three hours Of Seattle and Port
Angeles within three and half
hours.
"Ihe population of the PENN
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
BURTON
Continued from page /

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Hodge Of Salem, Ore, was solemn
lied at beautiful wedding Thurs.
day at ,the home of the bride s
parents in Salem.
The wedding service was per-
formed by DR.. Todd, father of the
bridegroom, in the presence of
relatives and friends Of the young
couple, and all decorations and
appointments were exceptionally
beautiful. TIL decorations were in
green and gold, with quantities OF
brilliant summer flowers used in
the rooms and in the garden,
where the bridal breakfast was
served at attractively appointed
little tables. The bride looked
lovely in her wedding gown of
white georgette crepe over white
satin, with hlmy tulle veil ar
ranged in high coronet fashion.
She carried a shower of bride roses
and white sweet peas. Mr.. Todd
is well-known Tacoma boy, who
was recently discharged after serv-
ing as ensign in the navy. His
bride is graduate Of the univer.
lsity at Salem and is a charming
and popular girl.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Todd viii spend
the weekend at the Todd camp al
Newport Beach, Vashon Island,
and will then take a cruise about
the Sound before going to Cheha-
lis, where Mr. Todd is principal
of the high school. DR.. l.. II. Todd,
Miss Junia Todd of Tacoma and
Miss Junia L. Todd of lndianola,
Iowa, went down from this city
for the wedding Tacoma News
Tribune.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
THE LAST ONE.

Captain Wahl-As accountable
officer, when do You expect to get
away from Mchun;
Captain Brest---lt looks to me as
II | will be the one to fiji in the hole
when the dagpole is taken down
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

The Vashon Island Record with
comlnendable enterprise issued d ten
page paper last week, in honor % the
opening OF the Scattle-vashon-K itsap
county ferry service. The Record as
scrts The opening Of this new ferry
line marks absolutely the most i'm.
portant date In the history Of vashon
Island. Auburn Globe-llepublicnn.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

sula now is 100000, 10000 of
which are in kiisap County. Kit
sap roads are in condition TO han
die traffic, but we need more aud
better roads. What we need il q
trunk system 10 serve all the ter.
riiory. - Seattle Times.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
We Need Chamber Of Agriculture As
Well AS Chamber Of Commerce
ByH.A WHEELER. President u S. Chamber of Commerce

Unless we indulge in complete government pater-
nalism, wherein the government becomes the original
buying and selling agency Of everything, must
clude that The system of limited price fixing unde
sirabe il is un-American and should be now sban-
doncd with all possible speed.
A word Of suggestion with regard to unified mar
kctng OF natural productions whether they be products
of SOIL mine forest: Violent price fluctuations due
to oyerproducton imperfect marketing facilities
cannot be In The public interest Marketing associa-
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

DR.. Guy O'Ncil ireland has returned
faom service overseas, whore he has
been since 1911 On September LIST he
will resume his practice which DR..
Reed has teen in charge OF during his
absence. DR.. ireland is located in
Burton at the DR.. Linton home.
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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

pers-the P.-I.. Star and Times
for the fair and generous treat
ment accorded Vashon in the
matter of publicity prior 10 and
following the Inauguration of fer
ry service direct from Seattle to
the island. Gentlemen, we thank
You.
The passing of Mr.. j. r. Riehm
Of Doektm removes a striking
figure from che island community,
a stalwart man whose character
was above reproach and one who
was alive to the commercial de
velopment of the territory, and
particularly so in the matter of
better schools. And il can be
added that he never remained 81
lent when good cause needed
moral or material support. HIS
death means that not only Dock.
ton. but vashon- Maury, haye snf-
fered distinct loss.
The Record places much conf
dence in the information received
concerning the progress of the
movement now on foot to Secure
ferry service TO Tacoma from the
south end Of the island. The soon.
er the better, say we all. And this
newspaper will be found at the
forefront doing its bit to fur
Their all legitimate moves to get
this much-needed connection with
Tacoma via the ferry, which is
held back by lack of suitable
dock and the completion of a few
hundred feet of roadway.
Operation Of the King County
ferry boat from Seattle to Harper
in Kitsap County by way OF
vashon Island is opening up a
big trade territory on the Olympic
Peninsula. and although the YES
SCI has only been running for a
week the receipts are between two
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
E. B. TAYLOR
VASHON ISLAND ACREAGE

Farms and Country Homes
For Sale
List your property with me.
Red 713. Nashon, Wash.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28

School opens on Tuesday most.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
PERSONALS

J. G. Robinson former city treasur-
er who resigntGI that, position some
time ago has accepted one with the
auditing department Of the Mononga,
hela valley Ii'action company and
viii assume his new duties shortly,
This Will mark his last day in the
treasurers office.
DR.. and Mrs. G. ". Keener have
purchased properly in Grafton and
are moving there where they Will
spend the winter. DR.. Keener went t.
Grafton today and Mrs. Keener Went
there yesterday. Or. Keener ,wSl
open up an Office in Grafton for the
practice OF his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moss who had
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T
Huddleson are leaving today for theil
home at RfS5mond, Va, They will
stop off az Cumberland, Md, en- route
home.
Mrs. Herschel Barnes has returned
from ClarSsburg where she had at
tended the sessions Of the West Vir'
ginia Federation OF Women's Clubs.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
e. Lewis at Cook hospital last even.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis reside on
Benont avenue.
Mrs. w. D. Fortney underwent ar
operation this morning at Cook hos;
pital.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole Davis Of GLADDEN. street or
Wednesday at Cook hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
big Halloween
Event al Ida MaY

Idamay is set for the big HalloWe en-
celebration to be held IN that place
This eYeniHg "a the auditorium and
gymnasium Of the school auditorium,
commencing at sto'clock.
The masqueraders win meet at the
company store at Main street and
Pennsyiyania avenue and form a pa
rsde marching TO the school building
an dafter unmasking they win enjog
the following program to be rendered
in the school auditorium: Song, Jack
o. Lantern, upper grades; recitation.
lack o. Lantern, Irene Gail; drill,
song, Pumpkin Head" lower grade;
story. 4Tow Shoemakers, Grace Kin
ney; witch drill, upper grade; song.
America =
Stunts in the gymnasium will fol-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
.BELGANS MOI YET
READY TO FORGIVE
Persons Who SuraIied Ger
many Are Being Heayi.
" Taxed. 4

BRUSSELS. Oct. 81 By The Asso-
dated Press Although It is now
many months since peace was signed,
there are indications each day In
Brussels and elsewhere that the Bel
sgians are not yet ready to forgive
fsnd forget the German invasion and
occupation. There is a demand that
he German words on the numerous
efman passenger cars which one sees
81 Belgian lines be changed and re-
I placed by French.
German traitors are still being tried
while business men are up in arms
against Belgians who furnished the
sneny with goods during the occupa-
ton The government needs re-
sources and 1t is proposed to tax these
tinpatriotic persons 30 to 40 per cent,
Of the amounts involved in the provi-
sioning Of the late enemy. These
business men who have addressed a
formal letter to the government also
Z say that these persons whom they
characterized as traitors" are also re-
iceiving government contracts and
they want q stop put to 1t. Some OF
the socialist ministers also are being
attacked In the press for their unen-
ssrgetic attitude toward the Germans.
The electoral campaign is on and some
Of these Nministers are seeking re-
election.
/ A law is being urged to deprive Of
civil rights all persons who dealt with
the enemy. These are only few in
stances OF which there are many
showing the state Of mind Of the BEL
Eians.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
EXPECTED COAL
CONTINUED from page MOI

tContlnped from page <loJ
nongah division. With coal transpor-
tation affected as it will no doubt be
with the strike on this coal will be
sufficient to tide the system over fol
an indefinite period. The indications
are that today's loading WIN also bV
at least partially commandeered by
the B. & o. railroad. The exact basis
on which the coal is taken from the
operators is not announced, but it is
presumed that it will be on a priority
arrangement as was in force during the
strike Situation.
Naturally the sole topic in coal cir.
cles todayis the big coal strike, which
is effective at midnight tonight.
Operators generally believe the
strike, II 1t takes place, will be short
lived and some even say the miners
viii be back to work in less than two
weeks. On the other hand the miners
say they will remain out until the de-
rnalds, are granted
!: No trouble is anticipated in the re-
gi6n as the miners as a whole in the
Fairmont field have been peaceable
in the past. The best of feeling ap-
pears to exist despite the oneomins
strike.
A number Of operators apparently
will not have their mines policed! al
though perhaps others will have.
Little hope is expressed as to much
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
Taking Long Trip
in Search Of Moose

w. G. Kelley, L. Gillette and DR..
G. H. Neill left today in the formers
automobile for an extended moose
hunting trip in Canada. The party
will drive by way Of Wheeling to
Cleveland, Ohio, where they will take
the lake boat to Buffalo, N. Y, thence
by automobile to Toronto, Canapda,
From there they will go by railroad
into the Georgian Bay country, near
sault st. Marie. The last $50 miles
will be Travelled in canoes to the hunt
ing ground. The party expects to be
gone about three weeks and have re-
ceiyed several, orders for fresh moose
meat to be delivered in Fairmont for
Thanksgiving.
The sugar production Of the prov
incs Of Matalzas, Cuba this year was
the greatest on record, amounting to
ASH, 400 bags of 1875 pounds each.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31


d produetIcn Tor Saturday. The
opening DAY ofythe 5tfilIe.
DaIiy CIR Supply.
:Empties are numerous or the Mo-
noneaii division Of the B. q o. railroad
today, they numbering 2.5ts while the
mines ordered but 1851. The place.
meat Is most ideal at 1,s4s. Cars left
over from the previous day number
1857, The cars today on the division
lare classified as follows: Open, 2,b16;
coke, 2.
On the Monongahela Railway today
there is 100 per cent car supply.
There IS a full run IN sight for Satur-
days loading, but with the strike on
the cars naturally viii not all be load
ing as most Of the district is organ
lied. Today's placement Is 305. 1t is
said that probably 40 cars have been
ordered for mines along scctt's run
for Saturday.
Officials Return.
George B. Taylor, assistant gener-
al manager; j. G. Jamison, .geenral
superintendent Of the Pennsylvania
operations: r. E. Jaudson, purchas-
Ing agent, and J. S. Amend, auditor,
Of the Jamison Coal and Coke Com
pany, returned to Greensburg Pa,
yesterday after visiting the West,
Virginia operations for several days.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel loaded on the B. & o.
on Thursday totaled 2S 7loads Ship
ments ran about normal for the rail-
roads except the P. & R increased its
shipments, Boston & Maine secured
a small shipment.
Embarsoes Lifted,
Fed embargoes are now on the va
rlous coal PIERS About the pnly em-
Ibargoes still on are Greenwich. the
IP. R. R. pier at Philadelphia and Can
ton, the P. R. R. pier at Baltimore.
United Mine Workers.
Sanford Snyder, international or
ganizer, returned from indianapolis
this morning. He attended the re-
cent conference held there. Mr.. Sny-
der was accompanied by c. F. Keen
ey, president of district II, who re-
turned to Charleston district.
United Mine Workers officials are
today making drive to organize sew
eral unorganized mines along SCOTS
Run today. The representatives In
the field art: W. F. Ray, district
board member: Nick Aiell, district
board member; Sanford Snyder, in
Iternational organizer; John Custalac,
district organizer and j. L. Ballard,
international organizer. They ex-
pect to line up these mines tonight
according to officials at the Fairmont
office.
Mr.. Bell Returns.
George T. Bell, executive vice pres
ident of the Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators Association returned
today from Washington, D. G.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31

81 clerett. physical director Me-
punch wiii be served s..
Anon tie contes Is 10 be held az
the toilowing Pumpkin pie eaiin
contests peanuts on string, balloo
race, aviation race, iiiiaatlon stun.
and spar boxing. There viii also
boxing bouts. The gymnasium IS be-
ing decorated specially for the occa
sion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
House Too to Pledge
Support to Govt,
LRv Assoclatad Preasl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Repub-
Acan leaders OF the House today
agreed to press adoption of the reso-
luton approved yesterday by the Sen
ate pledging support to the national
administration and all others in au-
thority in their efforts to meet the
present industrial emergency.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31

low There Win Be fortune telling
booth, prize tree and contests
tfsshmsnts Including apples ginger
bfead and elder win be served
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31

Props that SWING out from each side
hold a new stepladder firm when Il
-is In nse and can be folded against e
when It Is idle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31
Local 'Y7 Ready
for Halloween Stunt

Everything is IN readiness for the
Halloween party at the Y. II. @, A.
The grand march win take place AZ
5 o'clock and viii be directed by N.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31

Mr.. Bell Returns.
George 7. Bell, executive vice pres
ident of the Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators Association returned
today from Washington, D. G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06

Poczmistrz zatrzymaE te paczke.
Jako pe}niacy obowiazki przewod
niczacego W komitecie .prawnym
W senacie, senator Overman ma
poruczenia czynnosci W spraWach
szpiegostwa i przeprowadzaf VIE
le illnych spraw w czasie wojen-
nym. Jest on takzc przewodnicza
Gym specyalnego komitetu w Sc
nacie rozpatrujac pro niemieckie
i inne radykalne propagandy.~
Wydano rozporzadzenie do
wszystkich zatrudnionych przy
sluzbic pocztowej azcby robili
wysi}ki. ME wysefania podejrzli-
wych paczek podobno paczka adj
re:owana do Sal isb1rye'go mia
Ia nalepke wysylkowa GimbelBro
theirs to przyczyni1o sic do wy
'krycia re W paczkach znajduja sic.
bomby to ochronifo wiele os6b
od pokalcczenia a moze- zabicia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
Municipality budyaek znisz-
czony przez explozye.

Brownsville, Pa. 3 maja - Ex-
plozya, spowodowana jak sic
zdaje przez bombe podfozona
w ofisie Burgess Charles H.
Storey, wywr6cila b udynek
municipality pogruchotala okna
IA kilka blok6w W dystrykcie bu
sinesowym dis rych}o rano. Oko
10 dwudziestu wiezniow zfowio--
rych W pufapke wiezienia W base
mencie budynku 3 pietrowym mu
rowanym, ktory sic mad mimi "a
wali}, zosta}o ocalonych przez
strazak6w. Policya i agenci de-
'partamentu sprawiedliwosci mo-
via ze to byla explozya spowodo-.
wana przez anarchist6w jako spi
SEX w dniu majowym.
Do tego czasu policya ME zna-
lazfa watka poznania osoby odpo
wiedzialnej "a explozye ktora set
XII os6b pobudzifa 2 1ozka. Fede--.
ralni urzednicy m6via re zdaje
sic IL bomba byla zdaje sic. u1nie
szczona Ia biurku w ofisie Bur-
CESS a Storey. i mia1a czas do
dziafania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06

Speculation is already running rife as to
what will now be the course of world events.
We know, pretty fairly, at least in which dir
cction they will go. But there are many way
stations on the road to the great goal of human
efficiency and happiness. What will they be?
How will different countries react to the COM
ing of peace? How will labor be affected by
the rebound? Will the wartime dreams come.
true? How soon2
One thing we must get to feel at once;
that whatever changes come, they will not
arrive full grown, in hurry. That is impos-
sible in the very nature Of things. The world
can t engage in four years struggle, with
all the disorganization and reorganization that
such an effort entails, and then slide back into
peace time activities at the signing OF peace:
Merely for this country to get the boys back
will be gigantic proposition. To place them,
once they are back, will be another enormous
task. And people that has been patient in
time Of war and worldwide distress, must
preserve some of that patience for days when
it will be sorely needed.
Peace has its wise prophets, even as has
war There are always some folks who go
around spilling inside dope" about all the
world questions. You will hear them these
days, too One will prophesy horrible after
the-war panic III which workers will go around
idle by the millions, and dire necessity will
reign. Another will take the opposite stand,
and declare that there will be a greater labor
shortage than before. Strangely enough there
is just enough truth i'll both these statements
to warrant giving them thought But there IS
by no means enough to cause concern. We've
got to face the new state OF affairs with the
confidence that we, as a nation, are certainly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
zNALEzIONE MINY P0D0B-
NE DO min NIEMIECKICH.

New York, 3 maja - Policya 0
trzymals dis. informacye 4 off,
SOW wiadomosci marynarki re kon
strukcya bomb wys}anych do INA
mienitych os0b wykazuje poczat-
kowe podobienstwo w operowaniu
i ugruntowaniu do typu :.niemiec-
-kich min ~znalezionych ~przez~ma=
rynarzy IA Wybrzezu, !,
.St6sownie do .opoWiadan inspek
tor3w klcrk otworzy} jedna pacz
Ike / wyja} butelke p}ynui zegza
minowaf uderzenie kapturka in
ne: mechanizmy piekielnej Nasty
ny zanim wlozyl, .ja do .pudelka i
nalepif dodatkoWe znaczki IA pa
czkach ma przcsle ME >ich domiejsc
przeznaczenia. Klerk mysla} re
maszyny So zabawka powiada i'll
spektor. Wysi}ki SO robione do
przytrzymania paczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
Nienliecki feldmarszale yon
Hindenburg ustepuje.

Berlin, 3 maja Przez stowarzy-
szona prase. Feldmarsza}ek
Won Hindenburg pisaf do prezy--
denta Eberta oswiadczajac sw6j
zamiar wstapienia do zycia pry-
watnego. )
"Podczas przejsciowego peryo-
du'' m0wi Won Hindenburg "uwa
zalem "a moi obowiazek sfuzyc
ojczyznie, lecz zawarciem tym-
czasowego pokoju zadanie moje
jest spelnione mojc zadanie do
ustapieniaa z powodu mego posu-
wajacego sic wieku bedzie og6l--
ME wyrozumia}e, tenn wiecej z
tego poniewaz jest wiadomem jak
ciezko bylo dla mhie, re wzgledu
ma ma opinie i Gala osobistosc i
pprzeszloSe dalej pozostac W mym
urzedzie.
Pan Ebert odpowiedziaf wzgle-
dnie na zyczenie feldmarszafka i
wyrazi} "nieskonczone dzieki" cd
ludu niemieckiego ola Won Hin
dcnburg "a jego sluzbe i samo
poswiecenie sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
TrZydzieSci 0sie111
bomb odkryto.
Piekielna masZyna Wystana
do senatora L. S. Overman'a
Wszystlxie poczty ma stray.

True translation filed with hepost Wnona Mnn
May 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct g. 1917
New York. maja bomby jedna zaadresowana do Sc
Reed Smoot Salt Lake City ruga pod nenanym
Utah. odeana zosta}a do skfadu dcparamenowego
bea dodatkowe znaczk wysana wtorek
kerka wyslkowego ak dis dowiedza Inspector poczowy
WASHINGTON, = Nowego Yorku donicsiono dis urze-
dny pocztow wykry rode 16 piekenyc kt6re by
w}ozone skrznk poczowej aresowane wybnye
wlaczne do urzednk6w gabnecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
SIR ERIC JEST SEKREIA-
REM LlCJ NARODOW.
Prywatny selretarz Arthur'a j.
Balfour'a a ma Waznem stanoWisku.

Prywatny sekretarz Arthur'a' J.
Balfour'a ma waznem stanowisku.
Gdy prezydcnt Wilson przema
vial na plcnarnem posiedzeniu
konfcrencyi pokojowej ia kt6rem
adoptowano om6wiona korekte Lii
gi narod6w, oswiadczyl on ze Sir
Eric Drummond z Wielkiej Bry-
tamil, wybrany zostal pierwszym
sckrctarzcm generalnym Ligi ma
rodow.
Sir Eric byl prywatnym sekre-
tarzem Arthura J. Balfour, bry-
tyjskiego sekrctarza wojny, a
przedtem sprawowaf ten sam u
rad dla Sir Edwarda Gray, gdy
Sir Edward piastowaf urzad SEX
rctarza zagranicznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
Posiedzenie kongresu bedzie
moze zwolane ma | czerwca.

Washington, S maja Pog}os-
XII re specyalne 'posiedzenie kon-
gresu ma bye zwolane ma l czerw
ca pomieszczane jest W godnych
zaufania depeszach otrzymanych
dis W Westinghouse Paryza.
Powiedzianem byfo W kwate--
rach urzedowych administracyj-
rych re mozliwem jest re gdyby
po}ozenie W Paryzu mialo sic sly
bko rozwinac specyalne posiedze-
lie moze sic odbyc nawet pred 1
czerwca. w takim razie zaWiado
mienie 0 zgromadzeniu nadeszlo
by kablem. &.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
Delegaci St. Zjedn. ME chca sic zgodzie
ma jakikolwiek postepek W po1aczeniu
Niemiecka pozyczka lub lima pomoca.
krwawy dzieh nlaiowy "
Paryzu.

L 4 S$AAS SAAt1A~- AAS" PAy AAAS AAo@ S%AA
each Pa1yza a. bron uzywana ma
nieprzyjacid obrocona ma wieS
niakow.
Paryz, 8 maja - Okropne nie-
porzadki Wydarzyly sic dis wPa
ryzu z okazyi celebracyi dnia ma
jowcgo. Francuska krew lala sic
po ulicach bron kt6ra niedaw-
no uzyWana byla przeciw nieprzy
jacio1om obr6cona byla przeciw
krajowcom. . .-..
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le smierci ME bylo pomimo ata--
k6w robionych przez mot}och z
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giej strony.
Szczeg0lne usilki robione by1y
przez motloch do najscia placu
tie Id Concorde, dosiagniecia Il
by deputowanych j nlinisteryum
gdzie planowano urzadzic zaburze
nie. w tych zatargach wydarzy-
ly sic te nieszczescia.