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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
MINERS WILL ACCEPT

Washington, Dec. 9 p. m.-At-
torney General Palmer this afternoon
wired Washington officials that the
miners will accept the proposal OF
President Wilson for the settlement
of the strike.
Washington, Dec. g. 9.-Secretary Of
Labor Wilson sent a telegram today
to Acting President Johl Lewis of
the United Mine Workers asking him
to accept the offer of President Will
son to end the coal strike.
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 9.-The
dicted within the next "a hours and
the production of coal to warm the
nation and move its industries, which
has been in force for five weeks and
idle, will be at an end.
At o'clock this afternoon the ex-
ecutive boards and the scale commit
tees will meet with members of the
United Mine Workers of America,
who are scheduled to go into session
with them to consider the plan pro-
posed by President Wilson to end the
strike.
In the meeting will be Acting Pres
ident John L. Lewis and Secretary
Treasurer William Green, who have
already discussed the proposal of the
President and Attorney General Pal
mer and have also agreed to urge the
various executive boards of the min
ers and their district officers to a.
cept the terms of President Wilson
to end the strike. The mines off
cials came to Indianapolis yesterday
afternoon to prepare themselves for
the conference today.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
Nv. WIS TRYING TO INFLUENCE
NEGROES

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. 9.-In order
to enlist negroes in a race war
against the whites was one of the
plans of the I. w. w. according to
circulars seiped during raid of their
headquarters by authorities of the
United States government here. In
one of these was found pamphlets
addressed to the negroes which re-
cited list of alleged wrongs which
the negroes had suffered at the hands
of the whites and offering them So
cial equality with the members Of
the 1. w. W.'s if they would joint
them in their plans.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
MIR. ALLEN WILL TAKE
CHARGE ON THE 10TH

p. Mr.. H. L. Allen, who has relin-
quished his position with the Green
vile Light and Water Plant to accept
a similar position here as manager
of utilities, was in the city today
making his arrangements for his re-
moval to this city where he will take
charge of the plants on the 18th of
this month.
The reputation Of Mr.. Allen, on
account of his able management OF
the Greenville plant, is an assurance
that the city fathers have made nc
mistake in selecting him to take the
place which has been filled so accep-
tably by Mr. Grantham.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
MAYORS COURT

Willie White was sent up for 30
days for taking shirt, the property
of Will Nichols.
T. J. Bullock was charged 81 for
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
Frank Jenkins was charged 1925
for an assault on his wife.
Charlie Massengale was charged
$54.25 for being drunk and disor-
derly.
Ann Barnes was charged SLABS for
an assault on Lizzie B. Dunn with a
pen knife.
Lizzie B. Dunn was charged $19.25
for disorderly conduct.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
REPEAL OF WAR
TIME PROHIBITION
Would Release $500, 900, 900
in Revenue for the Govern
ment According to
RAINEY OF ILLINOIS
RAINEY O

Washington, Dec. 9.-The House
Agricultural Committee deferred con-
sideration of the resolution providing
for the repeal of the wartime prohi-
bition act today, after hearing Rep
resentative Rainey, Democrat of IL
linois, who said that $5OO,OOO,O 1000 in
revenue would be paid the govern
ment if the act were repealed. Such
a repeal would fit in well with the
program of economy, he said.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
SUGAR BILL SIDETRACKED
TO CONSIDER RAILROADS

Washington, Dec. 9.-The adher-
ents of the McNary bill to continue
the sugar equalization board were
thwarted today in their plans to call
the bill before the Senate by the eff
forts of those favoring the railroad
bill to press that measure for con-
sideration and to bring it to vote
today or tomorrow. The railroad men
bill went over.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
GARFIELD FASTENS
DOWN THE LID
Regarding Restrictions on
Light and Fuel to Save
Diminishing Coal
SUPPLY OF THE NATION

Washington, Dec. 9.-Vsewing the
steadily dwindling bituminous coal
supply with alarm, Fuel Administra-
tor Garfield, by an order last night,
restored for the entire nation most
of the drastic restrictions on lighting
and heating which were in effect
during the coal shortage of 1917
The limitations which ara applicable
to consumers OF bituminous coal and
coke, were made effective last night
with issuance of the order and are
to be enforced by the railroad admin
istration. Consumers of anthracite
coal, gas and other fuels are not af-
fected by the order.
All street lighting other than thai
necessary for the safety of the pub
lie must be curtailed and stores, Of
flee buildings and Industrial p1ants
with a few exceptions are put on q
reduced ration as to both lighting
and heating.
Another of the restrictions pro-
vides that all manufacturing plants
except those engaged in the making
of necessary products shall reduce
their operations not to exceed three
days in any one week. Electric rail-
ways are required under the fuel adj
ministrator's order to reduce sched-
ules to minimum requirements and
no heat shall be provided in electric
cars during the rush period.
The restrictions were announced
through the railroad administration
as follows:y
No ornamental lights, white ways
op other unnecessary street lights,
outline lighting, electric signs or il
Illuminated billboards, show windows
Or show case lights are to be oper-
ated. This does not affect street
lighting necessary for the safety of
the public.
No cabaret dance hall, pool hall,
or bowling alley shall be permitted
to use light except between p. m.
and IL p. m.
Stores, including retail stores, but
excepting stores selling food, and
warehouses must not use light lex
| cept safety lights) except for six
hours per day. Manufacturing plants
shall be allowed to use light only
during the time prescribed for the
use of power.
| Drug stores and restaurants may
remain open, according to present
schedules, but must peduce lighting
one-ha1f.
Railroad stations, hotels. hospitals
telephone, telegraph and newspaper
Offices are not included insofar as
necessary lighting is concerned.
General and office lights must bt
cut off not later than 4 p. m. in offic'
buildings except necessary Federal
state and municipal offices and ex
cept where office operation of vita
industries is involved.
| Only enough heat may be used il
offices, stores, warehouses and man
ufacturing plants to keep the averag
temperature at 6S degrees and the
only during the hours for whicl
light is permitted. During othe
hours only enough heat is to be use
to prevent freezing Of water pipe
or sprinkler systems.
In manufacturing plants or plant
coming under power curtailmen
rules, heat (to 6S degrees Fahrer
heit) will be allowed only durin
that time prescribed for use of power
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SETTLEMENT OF
COAL STRIKE

CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED
THIS AFTERNOON. EX-
ECUTIVE BOARDS, SCALE
COMMITTEES AND THE
HEAD OF THE MINE
UNIONS CONSIDERING
PLAN OF PRESIDENT WILL
SON. JUDGE ANDERSON
HOLDS UP CONTEMPT
PROCEEDINGS AWAIT
ING RESULT OF THIS
CONFERENCE.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS WAIT
ON CONFERENCE

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 9.-The
hearing on the charge of contempt
of court filed against the general and
district officers of the mine workers
union was postponed this morning
by Judge Anderson on motion of c.
B. Ames, for the government, which
was called today. The postponement
was made pending the consideration
of the proposal of President Wilson
for the purpose of ending the coal
strike.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
BREAD RATIONs IN HOLLAND

The Hague, Holland, Dec. 9.-Hol-
land, to whose population nearly all
important foodstuffs were rationed
during the war, has not yet obtained
sufficient grain to permit unlimited
consumption of breadstuffs. 1t has
been announced in parliament that
rationing of white and brown bread
will continue.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
MAYNARD TO VISIT FATHER

Savannah, Ca, Dec. 9.-Lieut. B..
w. Maynard, the flying parson, who
is here attending the Southren Com
mercial Congress, will leave for
Sampson county to pay visit to his
father. He will return to New York
on Thursday. He is expected to ar
rive at his home in three hours after
leaving for Clinton.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
CHURCH THEFTS.

Herefordshire, Dec. $50 many
cases of thefts from church offertory
boxes have occurred here recently
that the authorities have been ad-
vised to place the boxes beneath the
floor with connecting pipe to the
soin slot.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
ONLY ONE CHANGE ON THIS
DIVISION NORFOLK SOUTHERN

There has been no change on this
end of the Norfolk Southern divis-
ion, with the exception of the train
which passes here at 4.05, which
stops at Washington and does not go
as far as Belhaven, as formerly.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
ATLANTIC FLEET OFF TO
WINTER RENDEZVOUS

Washington, Dec. 9.-The main
body of the Atlantic Fleet left their
various anchorages today. for Guata-
namo, Cuba, for their winter rendez-
vous and practice grounds.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
MAYNARD SAYS 1T WAS LIQUOR

Washington, Dec. Am investi-
CATION into the statement of Lieut..
B. w. Maynard that the failure of a
number of fliers in the transconti-
mental race was due to too much
booze Will be made.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09
RAIN TONIGHT

For North Carolina: Rain tonight
and "Wednesday; much colder Wed.
nesoay, with fresh south winds.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09

THE THREE EDITIONS OF THE
WILSON DAILY TIMES COVER
EVERY SECTION OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-12-09

THE WILSON DAILY TIMES, AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT
GETS DIRECT RESULTS FOR ITS
USERS, FOREIGN AND LOCAL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
z WACkAWOWA.

Sekcya Ratunkowa Polek przy
Wydziale Narodowym No. s W par.
sw. Waciawa W dalszym ciagu ze-
braia W ~pieniedzach jak %nastepuJe:
Jadwiga Molinska, 500; walerka
Liable S25; Leonowa Dyniewicz
So; doktorowa Geo. Mueller SIS;
Amelia Danisch So; Emilia Plata
SIS; E. Kubasiewicz 81; p. zalihska
81: D. SzydIowska 81; Zofia Sliws
81; J6zefa Slowik 81; p. Gwiazdo-
wska soc: poprzednio za$ kwitowa-
no $24.55 co razem czyni sumo
s2OO.O5, kt6re oddano gi6wnemu
zarzsdowi Sekcyi Ratunkowei. -
Procz powyzszych ofiar pienieznych
nasze panic Sekcyi Ratunkowej No.
s 2 Waclawowa zebraly spora iloSc
groseryi, 657 kawaikow mydia, IS
jardy pi6tna. 222 par r6znych TREE
wik6w i 1852 sztuk r6znej odSiezy
[ p~oScieli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
Niedoszie Morderstwo

StaniS{aw Kuczak. adreS niewlado-
nv, mienii sic bye prz~yjacielem oo.
W{adysiawa Kabaly. prowadzaceSo III
torres krawiecki pnr. 1881 W. Chicago
ave. Ostatnimi easy Kuczak zwykf Dyf
czesto zagladac do Sklepu kabaiy u Kto
rego mieszkai stryj tego, z zaWodu-
ciesla. ciezko ~pracujacy ma zycie. "a
roErotnie Kuczak zawadzil W rOzmO-
vie o stryja a dowiedziawSzy SIZE re
ma on p~ieniadze. pytat sic kilka dnl
tenn wstecz Kabaly, gdzie zwykl stryj
lego pieniadze ukrywac. Ten dat Cd
poviedz, re ME vie. doEfadnie lecz
pozwolil przypuszczat. re prawdopo-
dobnfe W kufrze mieSzkania. w zeSziy
czwartek. o godzinie 7-mej ranO iona
Kabaiy ~uslySzafa pukanie do tylnych
drzwi. gdy krawiec pOSzedl drzwi o.
tworzyc, zObaczyi stOjqceSo w men
Kuczaka. kt6ry mu CSwiadczyi, re PREY
szedi sobie zam6wic ubranie. Aczkol-
wick zdziwiony nieco Ia wczesna Why
Ia. wpuscil on go do mieSzkania wpro
wadzi} do Sklepu, gdzie p~okazuJac hu-
czakOwi ubranie kaZai mu je prZymle-
rae. Ten w%zbraniai sic teSo ucZynli l
nam6wii Kabale, ably ubranie wdzlaf
M Siebie a on W ten SpOSGb najlepieJ
zbada, czy ubranie paSOwat bedzie ma
MIN CIV ME. .Juz W tel chwili zrOdZi-
IN sic W MIN mySl mOrderstwa. pOnie-
waz dzien byl jaSny i ludzie pre-
chOdzic poczeli utica, KucZak oswald
czyi. re Od}ozy zakupnO do innego dina
obaj w0wczas ~przenieSli sic do war
sztatu, 9aajdujacego sic W lyle skle-
pu. Tutaj Kabala siadi PREY maszynie
i zabrai sic do piracy, Il Kuczala siedziat
"a MIN ma krawieckim stole, OpOwiada-
lac TO i OwO. Nagle Krawiec uczuf bo-
Iesne. pa%rokrotne uderzenie W glove,
kt0re oszOlOmilO so, lecz przytomnosci
ME tracac, ogladnal sic i spOtkal sic
oko W oko z swym przyJacielem, kt0-
~ z miotkiem W rece staral sic go
zamordowac.
wysiikiem ostatnim, schwycil on "a
rece swego napastnika i ma chwile
wstrzymac ZdOiai dalsze ciOSy, wyda-
lac iednoczeanie krzyk straSznej bO-
lesci. Usiyszafa je iona jegO, kt0ra wyj-
rzaIa z kuchni a widzac Kuczaka z MILO
tkiem stojacego mad jej mezem, caieSo
krwia z]broczonym, wydala straSzny
krzyk p~rzeraaenia i uciekac poczela z
~mieszkan3I, bOjac sic o wiaSne zyc1e.
w pogo6 "a mia puscii sic morderca'
i ~szczeSciem ola niej ME pochwycli
lei w mieszkaniu. W tym BOWEN ra-
zie podw6jne by4Oby tam morderstwo.
II miotkiem W gore pOdniesiCnym NOR
derca ME zatrzymal sic az ma ulicy,
gdzie przestraszony krzykiem kObiet,
wygladajacym z okien, dai IN wygrana
i Y nfkf W Zau{ku. Jak widac, fasZyf on
sic ma pieniadze stryja krawca. Et0re
droga mOrderstwa dwu os6b chciai Edo
bye. Kabale Odwieziono do szpitala nor
weskiego. gdzie mu pOszytO rany W
clowie i O~bandazowano. Jest ON W Ia
kim Stanie, &c nawet slow kilka z tru-
dnoSciq mu ~przychOdzi wypowiedziee.
Kuczaka do tel pOry ME zdOiano ujac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

z powOdu urOezyStOSci W niedziele
Wielkanocna, p~OSiedzenie T~Owarzystwa
Kr6la J.. SCbieSkiegO, kt0re przypada
ma ten dzie6 jest o tydzie6 w~czeSniej
{. ]. jutro o godzinie 2-giej pOpOiudniu
" sail zwyklych pOSiedZen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
q q

W ubiegia niedziele grono przyja
ci6l i krewnych urzadziio mila ME
spodzianke paniom Katarzynie Prey
borskiej z North Chicago i synowej
jej Pelagii Przyborskiej W mieszka-
niu jej pnr. 3244 N. Lawndale ave.,
ma Waclawowie. Siedzac i bawiac
sic PREY suto nakrytych stoiaeh, ma
wezwanie jednej z obecnych, PAM
Emilii Plata, urzadzono skiadke ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

Fundusz Milionowy Polski i zebrano
$11.00, ma kt6ra sumo zlozyfi: KaT
tarzyna Przyborska z North Chicago
81: Julia Przyborska 81; Jan Przy-
borski 81; a z So. Chicago, PIP. ia
kow. Stanislawa, Tekla i Stanis}aw
Kowalscy SIS; PIP. Adam starszy, A
dam, miodszy / Emilia Camel 81;
FIR. Pekala 81; Klara Schuberly 81;
J6zef Plata 81. Procz wyzej wymfe-
nionych by}y take obecne ma ucz-
Gle panic Maryanna Modzinska i Flo
rentyna Modzinska. Pc zebraniu po-
wyzszej kwoty PAM Emilia Plata ia
ko sekretarka Komitetu Obywatel-
skiego ma Wac}awowie staropolskim
Bog zapiac podziekowala gosciom "a
panied o Polsce, poczem bawiono
sic W milem tenn gronie do poznej
godziny.
o 50 q
Ma Waclawowie W dalszym ciagd
zbieraja sic ofiary ma Fundusz Mi
lionowy. Wszyscy m~ieszkancy pol
soy Wac}awowa powinni sic poczuc
do swego o~bowiazku i z}ozyc nalez-
ma kwote ma ten fundusz. Kazda ro-
DINA powinna zlozy6 przynajmnle1
$50. a kt6ra moze to i wiecej. Jest
i~eszcze wielu ma Waclawowie, co tyl
ko zbyli te kolekte dolarem Tub plat
ka, to ME w~ystarczy, DO ME o jail
muzne tn nam sic rozchodzi, ale
trzeba pokazac, IL rzeczywiscie Pol
ske kochamy i danny o lie mono
Sci iak najwiecej. Me ~czekajcie az
do drzwi wan zapukaja, ale sami
cd siebie z swej wlasnej wolf udaJ-
Gle sic ma ~plebanie i tam zfozcie swe
ofiary i to predko BIO do Wielka--
nocy termin zbierania naszej kwoty
sic koRczy.
wojcieeh J. Danisch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
z BRIDGEPORTU

Jutro W niedziele, dnia 1890 kwiet-
mia b. r. Komltet ObywatelSSi, lokalny
W dzieBuicy Bridgeport urzadza wielki
wiec agftacyjny. ma kt6rym zarzad 10
mitetu zda swe SprawOzdanie a dzialal-
nOsci piracy ~narOdowej. Vice ten roz-
|pocznie sic o godzinie 2-giej pOpolu~
dniu. SpOdziewanym jest, re Pofonia
tamtejSza ma ten vice jak ~najlic5niej
przybedzie, azeby uSlyszec z ust komi-
tetu lie tez zdzialal ola naSzych bra
CT i Si6str cierpiacyeh sl6d / nedze W
Polsce. Vice odbedzie sic W sail i'm.
Adama Mickiewica. Dobrzy m0wcy
sa 1langazOwani, kt0rzy wygiosza mo-
wv o stOSunkach obecnych W POlSce.
Me powinO nikogo brakowac.
TowarzyStwo i'm. Kr6la Stefana Ba-
torego. grupa 110ta Zwiazku y. p, ma
jutro W niedziele regularne posiedze-
ME, W sail Adama MickiewicZa, o go
dzinie 2-giej popoludniu. ObecnOSG
wszystkich jest koniec0nie pOtrzebna.
TOwarzyStwO Kawaleryi PolSkiej W
dzlelnicy Bridgeport, wreczylO komi-
tetowi ObywatelSkiemu czySty dOch6d
re swell Zabawy, kt6ra sic Odbyla W
miesiacu lutym ma fmduSz 10-cio mi
lionOwy kt6ry wynOSi $143.70. iowa
rzystwu temu nalezy sic uznanie, "a
jego prace patryOtyczna. Gdyby wiecej
towarzyStw poSzlO "a ich przykfadem,
toby suma Observation-Disclosures juz da-
VINO byia 'zebrana. Wiele jest takich
towarzystw. kt6re urzadzaja p~rzedSta-
vienna, wieczOrki. kOncerty i tnne "a
bawy. ma funduSz narOdOwy. lecz gdy
przyjdzie do zlOzenia sunny, to ich ME
ma.
SzerokO znana W dzielniCy Bridge
port PAM AgnicSzka Guzikiewicz. iona
D. IgnaccgO Guzikiewicza, Fam pnr.
1927 MoSpratt ul., znajduje sic juz cd
tygodnia chora pod ~trOskliwa Opieka
lekarSka.
T~owet.zyStwo O$wiaty I Biblioteki
- H., NT;,l;c,r;,,a ,,r1oIzo
dnia Ago maja b. T. W sail pod lynne
imieniem zabawe ~pOiaczOna z r6znemi
niespodziankami. kt6ra sic ~rOzpOcznie
o gOdzinie 6-tej wieczOrem. KOmitet
urzadzajaCy SpOdziewa sic jak naji-
czniejSzego pOparcia re strOny publ
cznoSci a Sz~czeg0lniej miOdziezy.
u powOdu ~uroczyStOSci W niedziele
W~ielkanOcna, pOSiedzenie TOwarzystwa
Er6la ]. SCbieSkiego, kt6re przypada
ma ten dzie6 jest o tydzien w~czeSniej
{. ]. jutro o godzinie 2-giej pOpoiudniu
" sail zwyklych pOSiedzeG.
=:
Prev. Y. Praiat StaniSlaw Nawro-
cki. prOboszcz parafii Matki BOskiej
Cd NieuStajacej pOmOcy, Otrzymai SUI
me $4,000. kt6ra zlolylO TOwarzyStwO
PolSkich Strzelc0w Kr0la StaniSlawa
LeSzczyfSkiegO. grupa 1000 Zwiazku
y. p. jake dOch6d z bazaru. kt6ry sic
z~akOhczyi w ubieSlym tySodniu W So
bOte ma funduSz 1O-cio milionOwy, Ola
POlSki.
WprzySzly wtorck, dnia logo kwiet-
MIA b. T.. Lokal $40 Unii pracOwnik6w
W rzezamiach Odbedzie swe ~pOSiedzenie
W wielkiej sail Adama Mickiewicza,
kt6re sic r~OzpOcznie o gOdzinie T-mej
wieczOrem. Jest bardzO wiele waznych
spraw do zalatwienia. zatem wszyscy
naleiacy do lokalu powinni sic jak maj
l~iczniej zebraG.
Tow. KOSynier6w Kr0la StaniSfawa
LeSzczynSkieSO, grupa 1904 u. y. p,
urzadza W sail Adama Mickiewicza.
przedStawienie teatralne W niedziele,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

Tow. KOSynier6w Kr0la StaniSfawa
LeszczynSkieSo. grupa 1904 u. y. P,
Urzadza W sail Adama Mickiewicza,
przedStawienie t~eatralne w niedziele,
dnia 2JgO maja b. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

SzerOkO znana W dzielnicy Bridge
port PAM AgnicSzka Guzikiewicz. iona
D. IgnaccgO Guzikiewicza, Fam. pnr.
1927 MoSpratt H., znajduje sic juz cd
tygodnia chOra pod trOskliwa Opieka
lekarSka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

WprzySzly wtorek. dnia logo kwiet-
MIA b. T, LOkal $40 Uni pracOwnik6w
W rzezamiach OdbedZie Swe pOSiedzenie
W wielkiej sail Adama Mickiewiczl,
kt6re sic rOzpOcznie o godzinie 7-mej
wieczOrem. Jest bardzO wiele waznych
Spraw do zalatwienia. zatem wSzyscy
n~aleiacy do lOkalu powinni sic jak mai
liczniei Zebrac.
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fepSzej sk6ry, . sphinx, czarne, biale,
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wartoSci, tylko ...... SsAo
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rekawiczki z 2 splnkami, cZarne -
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para ........... WV
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jedwabne biafe rekawiczki z 2 spin
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para ..............
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
Chest Colds, Coughs and
Sore Throat Go Over Night
Begys Mustarinc is Better Than Liniments Plesters
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Half the Time

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