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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
VIRGO MUST STAND
TRIAL FOR MURDER

Paw Paw, Mich, Dec. 2l.---Jossph
Virgo, accused OF killing his wife.
Maud Tabor. by an illegal operation,
continued to maintain his innocence Of
the crime today. Virgo has been ques-
toned almost constantly since early
Tuesday when Mrs. Sarah Tabor, his
mother In law, declared her daughter's
death resulted from the operation per-
formed by the accused man. Accord
Ing to attorneys. Virgo stuck to his or
iginal story that he was asked to per-
form an operation by Mrs. Tabor, but
refused.
Joe always said he didn't want any
brats running around the house." Mrs
Tabor said.
Virgo will 60 to trial In January, &C.
cording to present plans.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
BRITISH PAPERS
(Continued from Page Ons.1

THE scheme puts Irsland's fate In
Irish hands," the Evening Standard
asserted while the usually hostile Star
said the premier clearly had one eye
on American opinion. It compared the
taxation powers with those OF state
legislatures in tho United States 5usti-
flying the division of ireland by the
precedent in the United States In the
division Of Virginia and West vir-
ginia.
"If the premier's plans fail to work."
the Star asserted, I'VE will say to the
American people we've given the Irish
the same powers Of self government az
possessed by the states Of the Union
and they've rejected them. 1t will be
difficult to keep UP the anti British
campaign in the United States II that
happens. No doubt that was part Of
the calculations Of that master strate-
gist-Lloyd George"
Parliament adjourned late yesterday
until February after the lord chancellor
had read the kings message.
King George declared relations be-
tween the allies were happy and bene-
fetal toward all. He expressed graft
tude at the success Of the Paris con-
ference. but regret at the unhappy
condition" Of Russia. whero, he said,
there was no immediate prospect of a
constitutional government upon which
her destiny depends.
His statement that the task of
rcmedying the grave economic position
of large part of Europe" was too big
for one nation, was considered sig
nificant In view Of the yelled appeals
for aid from the United States. which
have been made repeatedly.
He said Great Britain would GLADLY
cooperate with other governments"
The high cost Of living Is receiving the
governments constant consideration,
King George concluded.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
FUR INJECTED
by GRAND JURY
FOR SEDIT|ON
Alleged !. w. w. Leaders Held
to Federal Court on Charges
Growing Out Of the CentraIia
Murders.

Taooma, wash. Dec. 2l.-F'our al
lsgsd Z W. W. leaders in southwest
Warrington were ssorstly indicted by
the federal grand jury which met here
hst week on charges growing out Of
TO murders a& Centralia Armistics
day. it was learned today.
The indictments made public today
charging conspiracy to incite sedition
through the distribution Of seditious
literature In violation Of the espionage
act
The accused men are: A. c. Grant.
alleged secretary Of the Tacoma !. w
w. organization: W. w. Randall. acting
secretary OF four I. w. w. locals; r.
Il. Eddy. alleged active I. w. w. worker
and organizer, and A. Gross, proprietor
of news stand seized by police and
federal officers Nov. Is.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
POST0FFICE SWAMPED
WITH CHRISTMAS RUSH

Washington. Dec. "a. = Postoffice
employees Throughout the United States
were struggling desperately to make
deliveries Of an unprecedented rush of
Christmas mail. AS a general rule the
parcel post traffic shows an increase
OF 25 per cent over last year. exceed
ing ali records for previous years.
When the eleventh hour deluge OF
mail broke today. the postoffices had
not yet been overwhelmed as In pre-
yious holiday seasons. Absence of
heavy storms, which frequently have
DELAYED mail trains, was given credit
in part for the fact that the depart
merft was keeping up with the rush.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24

Peoria ~. Dec. 1l~-A tSaln ioaded
$1,000, 900 viii pull out OF the local raiI-
road yards tonight over the Lake Eras
system for New York. Tho rim must
be beyond the three-mile limit ii sea
by midnight Jan ~, 1890. when the
bonds expire.
The gin will 20 to Havana, Cuba. IN
the train thsre win be ~ cars. Each
car will contain 126 barrels of IS gal
Ions each. The shipment 10 being made
by the United States Industrial Al
cohol company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24

Paris, Dso. als--xoo psaoo con-
ference to1Ay touG ~ = opuDlsts
project Tor allied mAAGA1Ge11e ever
former German colon3oD. Il aivfA-
ed Germany's former holdings in
southeast Africa betWeen Belgium
and England. At request Of the
Japanese delegation, Which Was
waiting Instructions from Toxic,
the conSerseloo rooorved oction ~
former German holdings In the
Pacific.
Other nianda4oriss have not yet
been assigned
The confsrsnos Wa advised to-
day that only the 0erraAn naval
mission returned to Berlin 70 d1s-
cusu the latest allied note dsmoA6-
ing Germany sign the protocol.
The remainder Of the German mis-
sion remains in Paris, the confer
ence was advised.
The conference has taken no Ac-
ton as yet on publication Of the
latest note to Germany.
General Bsrthelot was to return
from London this evening after
discussing settlements In Turkey
and the orient with Premier Lloyd
George.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
COAL TRIBUNAL MEETS
MONDAY IN CAPITAL

Washington, Dec. ga meeting Of
President Wilson's coal tribunal named
to investigate all angles Of the coal
controversy will be held here next
Monday II arrangements can be made
for presence Of all three members, it
was announced at the White House
today.
The meeting, II It Is held. will be pre-
llminary as 1t Is not expected that
the real work Of the tribunal will be-
gin until after the new year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
SIGMUND FALK FINDS
MANY CHANGES IN U. S.
Capital News Special service).

Capital News Special Service).
Warrington. Dec. 24-Sigmund Falk
of Boise, who has been detained in
Austria since the beginning of the
war, has returned to this country to
find that many events have taken
place Of which he never heard. Every
thing he hears Is new and surprising
to him. and although his absence was
not SO long as that Of the legendary
Rip Van Wrinkle, the changes which he
finds are almost as amazing to him.
Many misfortunes have beset this
Boise citizen since the conflagration
broke out in Europe. one of which was
to happen to be visiting in Austria
when the crash came and being COM
PEELED to remain. The other was to
have his property grabbed by the alien
property custodian. He Ia now seeking
to have his property turned back to
him.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
ITALIAN KING PLANS
VISIT TO AMERICA

London, Dec. 2l.-An Exchange
telegraph dispatch from Paris
quotes Rome advices as declaring
King Victor Emmanuel Of Italy
plans to visit the United States
and South America, especially Bra
I'll, Chile, Uruguay and Peru, I'M
less the political situation pre-
vents.
The dispatch does not say when
the king plans to leave Italy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
IDAHO LEADS IN
Continued from Page Ons.)

There is also tendency on the part
of many holders Of small Liberty bonds
to dispose of them to purchase pre-
ferred stocks of Industrial corpora
tions, which offer higher rates of in
terest. fE
LUMBER AND BANKING.
During the four weeks ending Dec
8. an average of 1874 lumber mills in
Oregon and Washington reported pro-
duction of 321,232,622 feet, 7.44 per cent
below normal, orders 77,935,1 feet, or
1926 per cent above production, and
shipments 79.893,564 feet, or 24.90 per
cent below production. During the
same period an average of IA Califor-
mia redwood mills reported cut of
2703s.00O feet, shipments of 25,618,000
and orders received Of 32,15l,000 feet.
Building permits in 10 principal
cities OF this district aggregated $12.-
SS6, 900 in November, as compared with
s2,7O6,0O0 In the same month in 1918,
and 81, 10000 In October, 1919. Al
though all cities report large increases
over 1918, there was a slight decrease
as compared with October in all cities
except Los Angeles, Oakland, Long
Beach, Fresno and San Jose, Cal, and
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Bank clearings in ~ principal cities
Of the district increased from 81 ,1S1,-
$4,000 in November, 1918. to $685.
10000 in November. 1919. an increase
OF 1854 per cent, but decreased 911O,-
301, 900, or CTS per cent az compared
with October, 1919"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
MAY PROHIBIT NEARING
FROM MAKING SPEECH

Spokane. Wash, Dec. 24.--Scott
Nearing, former Pennsylvania Univer-
sity professor, charged during the war
with sedition, may be barred from
speaking here. He is scheduled to ad-
dress radical organization Jan. 8. The
school board to which the request for
use of a school auditorium was made
Is against allowing Nearing to speak In
q school building.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
BELIEVE NINE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

under the floor. He notified tho main
hospital a considerable distance away
but before help arrived the fire had
gained great Roadway.
The chief attendant and his wife
were shopping when the fire occurred.
The patients who lost their lives
were on the second floor and II is be-
lieved were quickly overcome by the
smoke as they lay in bed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
TOOK IT LITERALLY.

Portland, Ore, Dec. PA general
cleaning up" replied James Henning,
logger, when the lady barber asked his
wants. Besides a shave and hair cut,
the cleaning included his $3.50, James
told the police.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
INTERNAL REVENUE
AGENT IS ARRESTED

Chicago, Dec. 24.--John Somoroski,
district chief internal revenue agents
here was arrested by officials OF the
department today charged with ac-
cepting brides in connection with the
enforcement Of prohibition laws. y
The specific charge against Somo-
rowski was that he accepted $3.50 from
saloon keeper in return for allowing
him to sell LIQUOR .t
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
CONGRESSMAN WATSON
DIES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Dec. 24.-Rsprsssn- :
tative w. A. Watson Of Virginia,
died at the Episcopal Ear, Eye and
Throat hospital here today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
FIRE DESTROYS IOWA
NEWSPAPER PLANT

4arshalltown. T., Dec. sl.-Dsmago
to-day estimated ct sb0eo0 wa suo.
tanned when fire last night Aeetroyed
the plant Of the MarshaiitWyn Times.
Republican. The origin Of N blaze
has not bsen determined.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
To Prevent Influenza

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
let's remove the cause. There Is only
one "Bromo Quinine," f. w GROVES
signature on box. 20c.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
U. S. AMERICAN
Continued from Page One.)

meeting will be held in Boise next
week. Delegates will be elected at a
state convention to be held later, to
the national convention which u to
convene on March 3. County conven-
tons will be held to elect delegates to
the state convention.
PURPOSES OUTLINED.
The federation outlines Its purposes
was follows:
1.-THE purpose of these conventions
shall be to give shape, form, and force
to the federation, and work out Just,
equitable, agricultural policy. The first
work of the federation. after organtza-
ton, shall be to establish a bureau OF
information and print and mail blank
reports to each Individual farmer I'M
der the supervision OF the county feds-
ration, and each member shall pledge
himself to faithfully MI out and mail
said rport, according to his best abil-
ity, giving q complete report OF his
crops and livestock, and he does hereby
further agree that IL he shall fail to
fill out and mail said report as d.
rected, that the county secretary, or
his representative shall call on him for
the same, and that he will pay $1.00
for each trip. Tho United States Am.
erican Federation Of Farmers shall not
be partisan. neither shall 1t be nom
partisan, but each member does here
by pledge himself to use his influence
and franchise for tho best interests Of
the federation. with fairness to the
public. tt II.
UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES.
The underlying principle of this
federation shall be cooperation, not
with q view to nullify efforts already
under way for the betterment of the
farmers condition, but an aggressive,
active movement intended to sweep
over the entire United States in a few
months and unity the different fac.
lions now existing among the farmers,
and to enroll ~ far a. possible. every
patriotic American farmer In the
United States, into one practicaI. har.
mchious organisation.
The United States American F,eder-
alton Of Farmers shall carefully guard
tendency 70 cause bitterness among
classss, but % NEST al Glasses OF in
dustry and counmercs On fAir. friend
" basis and - Tar - possible
maintain harmony and healthy Cooper
alton n ssttling Al industrial ana
ocononnlo QueeGono.
'Tho United States American rede-
ration q Farmers % opposed to class
political partiess Or 70 the enactment
u laws giving undue advantage 70 any
particular elae2 o& Qtlnenss but tho
purpoeo aa4 e4eet q ~ Sedorstiou
ehatl ~ - ssteblle4 ~ 's0vsgn1nent
hy IN ~ ycszla - q H. peepie,'
DksvA4e - ~ - g !. 3 III 6 ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24

For preparation OF bodies for ship
ment, McI3ratney q CompanJ. licensed
embalmers, guarantee their prices rea-
sonable and their work the best.
Adv. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24

| Closed cars. two and flve-passengsr
ON exhibition at the Boise Overland
Co.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
PRINCESS PAT" GIVES
BIRTH TO A SON

London, Dec. 24.--Lady Ramsey, for
merly Princess Patricia of Connaught,
- In excellent health. following the
birth OF son Sunday, II was officially
announced today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24

Princess Pat" cousin OF King
George end a daughter of the Duke of
Connaught, former governor general of
Canada, married Commander Alexan-
der Ramsey OF the British navy In
February OF this year.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22

tworza t k wspolne Ko-
mitety obywatelskie, w ktorych
maja wiekszosc swoich przedsta-
w~icieli. PrzykIady: Wegrowiec
II Polak6w, 6 Niemc6w i zyd6w.
Inowroclaw ma 10 ~cywilnych 6
Polakow. Szamotuly ma 10 czion-
kow Rady s Polakow. w Pozna-
r:u Rada ludowa polska organi-
zuje liczne zgromadzenia patryo-
tyczne.
,Kraj' (Leszno, Tabor Pru-
skip - z Warszawy: Socyalna-
demokracya Krolestwa Polskiego
i Litwy Z powodu rocznicy rewo-
lucyi bolszewickiej wydala pro-
klamacye, W kt6rej zada ably isc
"a przykiadem Sowietow, nawo-
luie do utworzenia Rady Robo-
tnikow i zolnierzy i protestuje
przeciwko poborowi. Przedstawl-
ciele dziennikarstwa zydowskie-
go acknowledgement, ma kon-
ierencyi z miniStrem flnanSOW,
odm6wili ~poparcia ola pozyczki
wewnetrzncj polskiej.
,,Polska Agencya telegraficzna"
donosi Z Krakowa: Major Brzo-
"a. dow6dzca wojsk polskich na
Podhalu. utworzonych T. gorali 4
Pc teIgramacll Pol. 3
takzc Z cz}onk6w organizacyi woj-
skowcj polskiej, zaj9} Orawe O.
tccnic skicrowujc sic cclem zaje-
cia Spizu. (Orawa i Spiz IA We
grzcch sq w w;ckszoSci poIsk.c'.
,Kcrrespondenz-B Bureau" (Wie-
dch) L Warszawv: Csiiowania
bolszewik6w W Warszawic 70
staly natychmiastowo uniccstwio-
ne przcz publicznosc i wladzc poi
| skie.
Komitct Ccntralny polskicj par
tyi socyaIistycznej zawiadnqF re
dakcya i drukarhiQ ..Godziny
po,si,," (organ prusofiIa Maple
raiskicgo) ! bedzie odt2d wyda-
wal dzicnnic O ~tcndencyi socyaIi-
stycznci.
.,Najrrzcd': Liczba otiar stree
Ianiny we Lwowic 300, wiGkszoSc
akadcmik0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
z BUFFALO, n. Y.

Antoni Porebski, zam. pnr. -
Chandler ul. donios( policyi, re W
ostatnich czterech dniach zostaiy mu
skradzione z kuferka CRUDE pienia-
DE, kilkuletnie jego os~zczednosci,
w sumie $3.50 sk}adajace SIC z 10
I 20 d~olarowych ~banknot6w. Policya
zajela sic sprawl, ale ma flad ME
traf;la. laden z wsp6ilokatorow Po-
rebskiego, jak to sic W podobnych
okolicznoSciach zdarza, ME zniknat.
Porebski ~przyznaf sic pred poll
eva, re niedowierzai bankom' wee
p;eniadze W domu trzyma!, ale Cd
tad to juz bedzie wierzy,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22

Paryz, 17go stycznia. - VOL
ka polskie stoczyly zwycieskie
Walk pod Poznaniem i limo
wroclawiem. Pod Zbeszyniem !
LcSnem rozwija sic zwycieska o.
fensywa polska. Wolsztyn i Ma.
.klo, W polskich rekach. Niemie-
cka organizacya militarna Hell
matsschutz przeciwna jest uwol-
uieniu zaboru pruskiego z jarzma
niemieckiego i dopuszcza sic Elk
sces6w, pladrujac navel polskie
koSciofy.
Wilno chwilowo zajete przez
bolszewickie handy. Lwow bonn
,bardowany cd kiiku dni: bronia
20 mieszkancy miasta W sposob
bohaterski. Rozwoj wypadk6w
W Galicyi W~schodniej jest po-
n;ySlny ola Polski. z6lkiew i Uh-
now zdobytc przez polskic VOL
ska.
w zachodniej Galicyi nastapi-
10 polaczenie II s%tronnictw iNu-
tworzyio biloxi wyborczy celem
zwalczania radyka}6w. Galicya
Wschodnia ME giosuje z powodu
operacyi wojennych.
Narady Paderewskiego z. PHI
sudskim, majace ma celu uformo-
wanie rzadu koalicyjnego trwaja
dalej. Rad taxi ma r~eprezento-
wac wszystkie dzielnice i zabory
Polski bez zadnych warunkow
Interwencya Aliantow domaga
sic r6wniez Sejmu Nadzwyczaj-
nego a ME Konstytuanty. Pade-
rewskiego popiera jednog}osnie
caly TABOR pruski, Galicya, Slazk
= wieksza czeSG Kr6lestwa i Ii,
twa.
Deputacya Pifsudskiego dc
Polskiego Komitetu Narodowegc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
ZzAPASNICTWA.

DIS wieczorem valley Wiadek Zby-
szko Cyganiewicz z rosyjskim zapasni'
KLEIN Oriowem w sail KoSciuSzki. p. n.
1O1 155ta Ill.,, W West Hammond. Ia
pasv bardzo cickawe, program dosko-
naIy waikiki ~wszystkic do ukoncze-
MIA.
Wczorai wiecz0r W w~ype}nionym
no brzegi teatrze Grown odbyiy SIG.
dwio Walk zapaSnicze. w pierwSZcj
parze wystapii Harris, kt6ry ubiesr
sic o szampiOnat $redniej wagi, Z N.Y.
crcm. polskim szampionem. Pc kilku
s%ekundach walki - kahdy z widow
lckko domySlic sic m6gt rczultatu;
Mevcr bOwicm - przcwyzSzaf SwcgG
przcciwnika nietylkO lepsza ZnaJonl"'
scia chwyt6w - lccz teh sifa i wy
trzymaioscia. Polegi tel Harris poraz
picrwszy po 1G m. chwytem "Head
scissors and wrist lock-, a pc raz VITO
nv w 20 sekundach chwytem ,bOdy
scissors.
Nastapila waikiki Zbyszka 2 ltew-
skim aapaSnikiem YOsko. Litwin pred
stawiai sic imponujaco i ME ulcga
kwestyi, - INA sic ,%,nieco" ma zapasll'
civic: Zbyszko iednak dominowaf nad
MIN nictylko ~bajeczna wprost wprawa'
Iccz r6wnich szybkicm m%yslcnicm j ST.
Ia. TAX tedy wodzili sci prZcz Jakls
czaS: w jcdnym zaS wypadku polSHl
si,acz uni6Si swcgo przcciwnika ! roz-
pocz3f u MIN tanicc po materacu, RIO
~ widow w najlepszy wprowadzit hui
nor. Pierwszy raz przyparf IbyszS'
litewskie lOpatki do matcracu w :"
minutach chwytem Head, scissors and
wrist lock-, poraz wt0ry zas W : min.
tym samym chwytem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
u MILWAUKEE, WIS.

W ubiegia srode pred poiudniem
urzednik sanitarny Jan Dipon, Eau
wazyl W rzece Milwaukee, PREY mo-
scie Oneida, ulicy, zw}oki kobiety.
Przywo}ana policya zwloki wyiowiia
/ te zostaly przewiezione do trupiar-
nj. Koroner powiedzial. re zwioki
byIy W wodz:e kilka tygodni. Mad
wieczorem zwloki zostai rozpozna-
ne jake Teresa Cicha, lat 20. Zwio-
XII W t%rupiarni rozpoznala jej szwa-
gicrka Ewclina Solves. MAJ utopio-
nej pracuje przy budowie okretow'
Cicha pc raz ostatni widziano
prey zyciu IS paadxiernika, W res
st~auracyi Kalta. gdzle p~rzebywaia z
kilkoma znanymi osobami. Wow
czas miala ona powiedziec. re poraz
ostatnt vida ia PREY zyciu. Cicha
ciezko chorowaia / byla pod opiekd
lekarza Purtella. Czesto m6wiia .
samob6jstwie.
Policya i d%eputowani Szeryfa
rozpoczeli W piatek W nocy poszuki-
wanie automobilisty, kt6ry pc maize
chaniu ma 9 lat liczacego Antoniego
G6rskiego, syna PIP. F. G6rskich'
sS1 Mitchell ul., uciek} Pc wypad-
ku. Wypadek zdarzy} sic ma Mitchell!
ul., pomiedzy Is. a 16. ayes.
Ciezko pok~aleczonego chiopca "a
wieziono do przypadkowego szpita'
Ia / tam dr.. Brukhorst s~konstatowa'
Il niego zlamanie trzech zeber. a
takze sadzi on, re chlopiec odn1os'
nekniecie czaszki. Stan chlopca, Jak
~powiedziaf dr.. Brukhorst, Jest cieh'
XII.
Swiadkowie wypadku m6wia, ze
' chlop.ec, gdy chciai precise przez "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22

Biuro Centrum Rekrutaeyinego mie-
sci sic prey Milwaukee / Augusta ul.
Kto chee sic do Armii PolSkiei zapi.
sac, MECH to uczyni jaknajrychlej, DO
rekrutacya z dniem 15-go lutego costa.
ME zaniknieta. Pc tym dniu Mkt ME
bedzie sic m6gf zapisa6. Spieszcie sic
zatem. Polacy.
Odjeidiajaey W poniedziaiek ochot-
nicy, zn6w byli pod pomnikiem 40
seiuszki zfOiyG hold bOhaterowi dw6ch
swiat6w. TAME zOstaia zdjeta fOto-
grafia Ochotnik6w przez Braci R6iaf-
skieh, majaeyeh sw6j zalfad fOtQgra-
fiezny pod Nrem 100 Milwaukee ave.
Tam molina naby6 fotografie re wszy-
stkieh odjazd6w oehotnik6w.
Panu n. n. odpowiadamy ia droga,
he sztandar pOlski pewinien bye u 60
~ ezerwony, u dOiu bialy. Sztandar 0
kOlOraeh OdwrOtnych, jest sztandarem
eZeskim.
Obywatelowi X. Y. z Rossfard, O.
hiO: wilma to wszystkich Polak6w W
ROssf0rd. he toleruja takich pan6w,
kt6rzy to dawniej patryotami bye sic
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