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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-25
Want School House
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 25.-Resi-
dents of A~nnadale, particularly those
living in the Little Farms section have
circulated a petition to be forwarded
to the Board of Education for the
erection of a school house at Anna
dale. The petition was started at a
<fneeting Of the residents of Annadale
held at the Annadale Country club
Wednesday night. They claim that II
is to far for the children of that Sec
ton to travel to Huguenot Park to
school, along the Amboy road where
there are no sidewalks between Anna
dale and Huguenot Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-25
Hearing on Pier Line Tuesday

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 25.4The New
York Harbor Line Board will hold a
public hearing Tuesday morning at II
o'clock In the Army Building, White
hall street. Manhattan, on the applica-
ton of the Commissioner of Plant and
Structures for a modification of the
existing pierhead line at Saint George,
Staten Island, having for It's object
the increase in terminal facilities fol
the Municipal Ferry of the City OF
New York, between Whitehall street,
Manhattan, and Saint George, Staten
Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-25
Madame Totten Home From South

bU SD6CtUE TeSPUHutHt.
TOTTENVILLE, July 25.-Madame
Abbie Clarkson Totten has just re-
turned from North Carolina, where
during her stay there she visited many
points of interest, one of them being
st. Thomas Episcopal church. the old
est in the state. which her grand
father was at one time rector. She
was also the invited quest at the
Country Club" where she entertain
ed by playing a piano solo. the Fan
tasia," the opera Bohemian Girl and
sang several selections. She also play
ed at one of the church services and
led the singing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-25
To CHARGE RENT
FOR AUDITORIUM
South Amboy Board Of Educa-
ton Has Many Applica-
lions for Use

FL Special CoTreSb ondSns-
SOUTH AMBOY. July 25.-The
monthly meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation was held in the office of City
Superintendent Barr, In the new
school on Wednesday evening. All
members were present with the ex-
ception of ID. j. Delaney. Prof. o. o.
Barr who Is spending the summer at
Cape May returned to this city for
the meeting.
The application of Miss L. v. Rut-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-25
Freed on Assault Charge.

BIZ Special COrreSDoNdent
TOTTENCILLE, July BIN the
second district court Wednesday. God
frey McCaffery and Freeman Stout
of Great Kills were aquitted by Magis-
trate Mullen Of ~assaulting Frederick
Franklin, a detective attached to
headquarters in Manhattan. as he was
returning to his home in New Brigh-
ton. Both men denied the detectives
charge and accused him of striking
them and not making known he was
q no1ipaman
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
AMERICANIsM TO BE 1920 ISSUE

significant the
 nominations ballotng which A 90 of the filled their for supporting them.
 While filled in proportion to the number the Warren district the proportion of Review subscribers notable these included citizens the and branch of civic political life Bisbee well the substantial life
 This fact reveals that the Review attracted the district think; that Americansm is Whether the filled Republican with the of Wilson, W. McAdoo, Johnson Lowden invariably his thorough American The 100 American his other clause the
 
 be said bona fida sentiment the Warren Warren district be taken intelligent sentiment the nation While influence behind the large vote the which the the Warren district have insisted all their 1920 presidential candidates, irrespective
 against the red tide of w. Wism Polshevm Amecanism will be paramount Of presidential
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
HEALTH IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS

ESULTS examinations 300 pupils the three junior high U district conducted by Dr. R. Durfee the school IN 54 all those
 physical deecs either of nuition throat
 previously conducted schools Here the children of the easily corrected AS result of the publicity disclosures Dr. Duree examinations the health of these children
 be said of children who have reached them probably of easily The shame that the chi allowed neglected, with defects earlier school increasing their grip on he developing
 disclosures in the high school examinations show the which be expected from the health authorities of the Warren district have Through correction of the defects found among the the eadvanced The conditions health in the War schools had conditions which beterd and to show preventing them hereafter.
 undertaken splendid citizens the future and have set example well for other schools to follow
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

A 12,0OO-mile ocean trip and a 10OO- mile journey over the Andes noun tains are bringing together Miss Signe Petersen of Christiania and her fan ce, Alexander Lundh, Norwegian con- sul at Valparaiso.
 Miss Petersen is the daughter of Professor Petersen of the University Of Christiania She is one of the most beautiful women in Denmark. and is shown here wearing the hat Of the native Danish costume.
 Accompanied by her fiance's aunt, Mrs. Hilda Lundh. Miss Petersen ar. rived in New York recently en route to Bueuos Ayres, Chile. where MT. Lundh will meet her, The trip was made on the s. s. Thorwald Halver- sen, which make triangular trip from Christiania to New York, 10 Buenos Ayres and back to Christiania. In New Yo~k the greater part of Miss Petersen's rousseau was purchased. The wedding will take place soon aft CT het arrival at Buenos Ayres.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
DAN MCCAIN DECLARES HIMSELF

Said, Dan a selfsam bench Let you floushed stlson
  O bourjoissee, don't mouth  your bolsheveek, of sick be straight that this is the
  you brag blue, praise they shed the of the
  wrench
  cunning the U s A m your fads your flourish flag O red Where I candies around So tip your hat a
  Thank God you're here away your kings I cant feel I'm a talkin' last standing for all that's American Bosheveek sick O that stuff flag, the brag!
 III Uncle Sam
 Edward A. Guest times if the rainbow that the world will never be destroyed by a oratory You one good thing s with
 s anything n the profits
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
puMPKIN PIE

Pumpkin pie has a special province to the minds of most lovers of good things to eat-and that IS the holl- day season. The pumpkins particu- lar reign begins with Halloween and reaches it's climax at the Christmas dinner.
 Cut up and peel the pumpkin re move the seeds, steam or boil thi soft. Then rub through sieve or colander.
 To one quart of this prepared pump kin. add one quart of milk from six to eight eggs, eight ounces of brown sugar, some ginger and allspice. pinch of salt. one ounce of melted but ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
LN THE WORLD OF WOMAN

The pans and bowls used for baK- ing and mixing should be kept near the molding board and flour and in gredients in general.
 Pairing knives are kept near the sink.
 Kitchen towels, both hand and tea, should be stored in drawers under the draining boards.
 A definite place for every kitchen utensil and a logical reason for hay ing it there thoughtfully worked ou' will do much toward saving both time and steps.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
HIGH SCHOOL RECORD
BISBEE, ARIZONA.
NO. 3

times, will be hers for keeps if the Border city wins ;ne Douglas-Bisbee relay race which is to be run between the two cities on New Years day. It is very probable that Douglas will win the race unless more nigh school boys sign up to run; 125 boys are needed to run the big event.
 The 1OA English class under the head of Mrs. Gilbert Maston has start ed a newspaper that is to be called "The Upstart." It will have a full staff of reporters, editor, cartoonist and proof reader. Each student will contribute articles and the first issue of the paper will be read on Decem- Der 15. Newspaper work is consid cred as a regular part of English study. E. Q. Snyder and Miss Hattie Malam, principal and assistant princi- pal, respectively, will probably be present at the first oral reading.
 The social set of the high school en- joyed one of the best dances of the season Friday night at the high school auditorium. A feature of the evening was a serenade given by Joe Muheim during one of the moonlight waltzes.
 The 10A class newspaper ought to be easy work for Leighton Bledsoe. He was elected student Dooy reporter at the last election and he knows what it is to have to get ''copy" in on time. Of all the high school reporters has tackled his work conscientiously and he deserves credit for the work he put in outside of his school hours gathering material for the Record
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
HAIR ORNAM ENTs

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-With a graceful semi-rolled coiffure, shim mering hair ornaments are the final touch of beauty, particularly this sea son. In fact, fashion dictates make them almost necessity for evening wear. Dependable favorites art rhinstone pins, which may be arrang- cd at each side of the coiffure close to the neck. The latest fancy is the use Of sprays made of green gold in the form of laurel leaves, worn high in the hair.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
TODAYS RECIPE TOASTED VEGETABLE SANDWICHES

One cream cheese
 Two green peppers
 One-half cup canned tomatoes.
 Remove seeds from peppers and parboil five minutes. Cut in strips and fry in a ittte butter Heat tomatoes. Spread hot buttered toast with cheese, add a layer of hot to- matoes, add peppers, add the top piece of toast and serve hot.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
SQUARE DEAL FOR THE CHILL
 DREN

"Is your child getting square deal? If not, what are you goine to do about it?"
 In these words the new dodger, What Do Growing Children Need? just issued by inc children's bureau of the United States Department ot Labor challenges every parent. In simple. concise language the essen tial requirements for the norman growth and development of the child are listed under the headings, Shel' ter. Food, Clothing, Health and Per sonal Habits, Play Education and Work. Religion and Moral Training.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
MEAN MAN.

Friend-"Is her father the kind Of man who would pursue you if you eloped?"
 Jack Poore-"No, he's the kind of man who'd move so that you couldn't find him when you came back. - Boston Transcript
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
HIS PLEA.

Mrs. Jones-"The cook refuses to get up earlier than 7:30 o'clock
 Mir Jones-"Ask her if she wont do it for couple of days until can arrange my business. .''-Phila' delphia Inquirer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
MENU FOR TODAY

BREAKFAST - Fried hominy and syrup, apple sauce, coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Toasted vegetable sandwiches, cocoa
 DINNER-Pot roast of beef, mash ed potatoes, gravy. canned corn, bread and butter, shredded cabbage, jellied prunes, coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN

Mrs. A-"Does your husband ever forget to mail the letters you give him?"
 Mrs B-''No, 1 always see to it that he puts them in his cigar case" Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
KITCHEN sTEP-sAVERs

It's a great step saver to use the grouping system in the kitchen.
 The articles that are Used on the stove should be kept near there.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
SMILE WITH US
A LIVE WIRE

'I dent think I'll buy the house, but I've enjoyed the ride out here. You run good car.'
 ''Yes, 1 am agent for this make. Can l book your order?"-Kansas City Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
BOuiLLQbQiSSe
HIS ACTION

HIS ACTION The poet burned the midnight hha!' in triumph to The cynic living listing o Remarked You
 nyson J .Daf
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

The most delightful reception given in Bisbee this winter was the one held in the Woman's clubhouse Friday aft ernoon. 1t was an informal tea ten dered by the building committee to members and their friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
WAITING AT THE FIRE

Number, please?"
 Never mind. central. l wanted the fire department, but the house has burned down now.'-Lifc.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

Word has been received here that three unknown men robbed the bank at Hillsboro, N. M, on Thursday, se- curing cash 10 the amount of $30,000 They escapel into tie hills in horse and wagon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

Yesterday was miserable day in this city. It rained and blew by turns and towards midnight the sky cleared off and the prospect for a freezing morning seems pretty good.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

The Eastern Sunday mine continues 10 be a puzzle to the business man with a big bump of curiosity. The wagons were pulled off and the men
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

Mrs. s. K. Williams went to Benson Thursday to meet Mrs. FannIe Cake of Tucson, grand president of the Re bekahS.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
VOL. 1.

The military company is playing a about eight squads in the company and they are divided up into teams by having all the number ones of the front rank in one tam and the num- Der ones in the rear rank on another team and so on for every number in the squad. Two games Of the series were held Thursday. The number fours won from the ones by the score of to 2. In the second game the commissioned officers won from the 'hardboiled sargents" to the tune of F to 6.
 Miss Charlotte Anderson and MT K. R. Umfleet, musical instructors for the high school, gave a recital last week for the benefit of the high school athletic fund. The audience found in them two musicians of high talent. The singing of MT. Umfleet and the piano solos of Miss Anderson were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
 The basketball matrIai that is being mOlded into shape by Coach Lawren- son gives promise Of turning out as good as last years. The high school basketball teams for the last two years have been championsip teams and this years team looks to be of the same caliber Only five boys of those . that played last year are still in school and these with 21 other boys are practicing three times a week in the high school gymnasium.
 The bronze marathon runner that has now been won by Douglas two
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

J. M. Johnson, who is charged with assault upon Frank Taylor at his sa- loon. was sentenced yesterday. to three years in Yuma
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
LIES OF THE D A Y

has decreased the price supply exhausted is o its av Turkey won't be a Christmas dinner rubber some us wheels
 grocery n experienced grocer! 70 of the city Rather Iuue dsh Remember the days big to carry? The grocer that sounus more
 
 bagged nowadays supplies said This reminds me- too much of counter
  m always the fellow with the open hearted enough to fit thesec cold
 ton the passengers immediately he brothers heater! Poker or poker from any landlord Pay me navea full
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

How rude loser! local fight fan said h that Beckett su than15 rounds Willard
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

Angeles doubtless emerald dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

It will take mighty ,eavy steam roller ei Wood should either of them be the choice the Republicans the Chicago convention Still, the G. very expert engineers the steam roller line
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

the solitary the done the little thing like among Socialists?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
FROM SUN TO SUN. THE ONCE OVER

Joe: Sand gallon 
   called Now that Senator Hiram California ad Republican candidate presidency district through the National Republican Chicago 0 a roller either of be the and
  roller line
 
  candidates" Whats little thing like Socialists? doubtless emerald Cochsc selling thou 
 stockades for the w. w.
   the while profeng according Kansas alleged apparently has the fuel buslness said the after the couldn't have stood up paipStI IpCSW lld
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

c. F. Shields and Harry Schubert Lewis residence a few days ago, were sentenced to serve ninety days in the county jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

During the week A locations fol mining property have been f1ied witl the county recorder at Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

tops ideal ockades for the if they had discovered grazing land for tocl.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

The bronze marathon runner that has now been won by Douglas two
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

Colonel Zobbiesky will deliver an ad, dress tonight at Library hall on the evils of temperance. A large crowd is expected to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

We wonder at times if the rainbow means that the VI yer be destroyed by flood of oratory
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

grocery firm California ad vertises for m expere manager to run store out of Rather rude task
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

of Sunday, December IA, 1eo2.) paid off and no intimition given for them to hang around,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14

When the heat off the New York street cars ' immediately took up Am my brothers heater
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-14
Turning Back the Calendar
 Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee
(From the sisbee Daily Review

Sunday 4,
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
Y REPUBLIkA CZESKO-SLOWA-
CKA,

pragnlemy Eye W niezamaconej Ego
die i przyjazni. Wymaga tego ME
tylko dobro obu narod6w, lee, row
nieI i poczucie obowiazku wzgledem
wielkich mocarstw, cd l.torych oba
nasze narody niepodleglost otrzy-
maly, a kt0rym tax wiclo ma zacho-
waniu pOkOju " EurNpie Zalei!.
ChwiloWo jednak nasi s~Qsieizi, TAX,
jak i my zyjemy " pewuen lapieciu
nerw0w, W niecierpliwGSCi. g~oraczce:
jeSteSmy podnieceni, pDhraznieni.
Przeciez plebiscyt 10 WaiHa. bezo-
reana ~wprawdzie, ale badz co badz
walka.. w takim n%astroju ME tru-
dino o wypadki, kt6re staja sic po-
wodem do obraZy. Jeden z takich
wypadk6w zdarzy} sic niedawno, q
poniewaz by} szeroko omawiany "
parlamencie czeskim. pcGelo zmu.-
SONY jestem .poSwieciG mu til STOW
kilka. u koncem wrze5 in ZjaWiia
sic W Paryzu re skarga Id Czech3w
deputacya slowacka, zanpatr2ona, o
dziwo, W paszporty pois;te. Wywo-
iaio to wielkie obur!3nia wsr0G de-
legat6w pokojowych czeskich. skar-
zyli sic g~ioSno. Zarzuvano uaT Ia
wet ni~elojalnoSC. Ami ia. All p. wi
ceminister Skrzynski ME wydaliSmy
tych ~paszport6w, ME U;hielilismy
pozwolenia. TajemnicEU5G sprawy
byla nader przykra. Wyjasnilo ia
jednak godne mad wyraz i lojalne
zachowanie sic przedst lwicieli slo-
wackiego ludu. (Brawa. Glosy:
Geese SlowakomD. Zaryta1l przcZ
wladze %francuskie ~oSwIadczyli z pa
stersk> ~prostota, re p~aszpOr:y uaa-
10 i'm sic uzyskaG ME W ministeIst-
vie spraw zagranicznych, lecz wprosl
cd wladz pol!cyjnych p1iskich i to
raczej podstepem, DO ma obce naz-
wiska. (Glosy: Czeska gz Icla! We
so}oS6!).
Prose- Pan6w, Gbowiazkiom
jest rzadu naszego zarzadzic docho-
dzenia W tel sprawie. winowajca
musi podledz karze. (Giosy: Nagro-
dzie!). Tymczasem z wysokosci tel
trybuny p~oczytuie sobie "a nbowia-
eek oswiadczyc czeskiorlu :ninistro-
wi spraw zasranicznych, re Rad poll
ski IA samodzielnosc pahstwa &C.
skieeo zadnego spisku ME knoWai
a stojac ma stray honofL ~polskie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
~StOWarHSzHai0 PO'skiGh Blur
ola SpraW zagran'ClnyCh
v Chicago, Illinois.

w niedziele, 80 Z. m, odbylo sic
posiedzenie W~laScicieli Blur wy
sy4ek pieniedzy, sprzedazy kart
okretowych kancelaryi ola spraw
starokrajskich.
Ma pOsiedzeniu TEN przyjetO
projekt statutu Stowarzyszenia z
pewnymi superintendent i Sto--
warzyszenie definitiwnie zorga--
nizowaio sic.
Stowarzyszenie, ktore wniosio
aplkacye 0 inkorporacye nosi ma
zme:
,.Stowarzyszenie Polskich Biur
Ola Spraw Zagranicznych w Chi
cago, ILL.," Statut okreSla eel i "a
kres dzialania Stowarzyszenia w
rastepujacy sposlb:
L uwagi. IL obywatele polSkie-
so pochodzenia pozostaja w cia-
gIej stycznoSc; I Ojczyzna i ma
ia wiele wzajemnych prawnych
prywatnych spraw do uregulowa-
MIA, celem Stowarzyszenia jest
bronic tychze obywateli PREY "a
tatwianiu opisanych spraw pred
wyszySkiem, niesumiennosoia /
nieznajomo5cia rzeczy przez misty
tucye bankowe, agencye ! niepo-
wo4ane czynniki tax miejscowe
iak ! zamiejscowe.
ZakreS dziaiania S~towarzysze,
MA jest dwojaki: y zewnetrzny
y wewnetrZny.
ad y Stowarzyszenie oglaszat
bedzie rzeczowe komunikaty. u,
mieszczone w piSmach polskich d
infomujace interesowanych:
a. O zmianie kursu Pienieznego
b. o dogodnym ! tanim wyjez,
die do Polski wzglednie przyjez-
die z Polski,
9 o cenach kart okretowych,
d. o zmianie 1astaw starokraj-
skich,
= o sprawach podatku dochodc
wego C,income taxi,
+ o zarzadzen;ach wtadz kon,
suAsmych, *>
g o wszekich zmianach ! "a.
rzsdzeniach, dotyczqcych intere
sow obywateli pdskiego pocho-
dZenia a W zakres dziaiania biul
cztonkow Stowarzyszenia wcho
dzacych,
NJ W razle otrzyTnanla zazaIe-
MIA hub Sargi na jakiekolwies
biuro, Stowarzyszenie po przeprc
wadzonem dochodzeniu, oglaszat
bedzie naduzycia, Popeinione ne
obywateach polskich W kazdyu
sporadycznym wypadku W spo,
sob rzeczowy, taktowny i powaz'
ny,
j rownoczeSnie Stowarzysze-
ME bedzie ostrzegac ogoi przec
niesumiennem lub nieuczciweu
biurem, niezaleznie cd pouczenia
poszkodowanego, by krzywdy
swej dochodzii droga sadowa, cy'
wilma hub karna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05

podobne rOzwiazanie Zawieraf, AMI
p. delesat Dmowski, ami ia pOdpisac
ME bedziemy w stanic. (Huczne bra
wa i dlugotrwaie oklaski).
Pred dwoma miesiacami narod
nasz doznal bolesnych i poteznych
wstrzaSnien. ZawrzaIo ma Gornym
Slasku, ,polala sic obficie krew Ma
sza bratnia, tajemna, okrutna reka
wzniecila zarzewie Walk. Przesla-
dowani przez naduzyWajace swej
wiadzy urzedy, z~rozpaczeni robotnl-
cy nasi porwali sic do boju, BIO tez
pastwiono sic mad mimi bezlitosnie.
Rad centralny niemiecki ME umlai
ma razie poskromiG niesfornego zoi-
dactwa, Rad polski ME mogl ofia-
rom przyjSG re zbrojna pomoca.
T.;aktaHl pokOjOwego, kt0ry Sejm
pclski Zatwierdzil, ME wolno mu byfo
drzeC ma strzepy. Mimo wszelkich
trudnosci Rad okazal pomoc mate
ryalna skuteczna licznym uchodz-
CON-. kt6rzy w sasiedniem Zag&ebiu
znalezli byli schronienie, przyczem
usilnie zachecai do ~zaprzestanla
walki. G}uchy Ia rozkaz niemiecki,
lud Slash giosu polskiego poslu--
cha}. stwierdzajQc TEN chyha najwy-
mowniej swa 2 narodem lacznoSc j
iednoSt. DIS ja ~jes2cze dobitnicj,
jcszc2e wymowniej stwierdzil. ODec-
ME. dzieki Bogu. panuje tam spo-
k6j | praca. z glebokim wzrus2e--
MEM wspominajac te tragiczne
| chwile. ME moge przemilczeG ich
doniosloSci historycznej, ich wiel--
kiego znaczenia. Pc a to pierWs2Y
W dziejach naszych "a jednoSc ziem
polskich lud &laski Zlolyl swoi9
! krew w ofierze. Czesc ricSmiertel-
nemu polskiemu uczuciu, co ten Gym
zrcdziIo, szlachctnej krwi polskiej.
CO sic przclaia i cicniom poleGiych
2Ioimy hold czCi i wGHiecznoSci.
(Glosy: Geese, - poSlowie wstaj2
z miejsc).
Przebywa obecnie W Berlinie de
legacya nasza W celu om0wieuia Z
przedstawicielami rZadu niemieckie-
go Srodk6w technicznych do wyko-
mania warunk6w pokoju. SpodzIe--
wan sic, re przeprowadzone przeA
MIA uk}ady beda zgOdne 2 duchem
Iitera obowiazujacego mas prawa
re beda ola mas korzystne.
Gotowi do Spelnieula wszysrkicn
warunk6w pokoju, spodziewamy sic
r6wniez, re Niemcy szczerze, lojal-
ME wszystkie .warunki spelniG po-
trafia. Zywimy zarazem radzieje.
re Polakom W granicach paGstwa
niemieckiego pOzostalym take sa--
me beda przyznane prawa, jake my
Niemcom ~przyznawaC bedziCmy. Ma
rod nasz poaada pokoju. DaIyG vice
| bedzie do utrwalenia ~sasiedzkiej >
narodem niemieckim zgody; dobrej
wolf nigdy mu ME zbraknie.
Stosunki nasZe z RUNNING SO jak
najlepsze. Rumunia jest ME tylko
naszym sasiadem, lecz sprzymie-
rzencem zarazem. Braterstwo broni
i w%sp6lnott 6ranic zblizyly bardzo
oba narody. Gas moze tylko utrwa-
lie i wzmocnit uczucia przyja&ni.
/. q narodem czeskim,