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The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS,

Tampa. Fla. Sept. 1-Threc thou
sand cigar makers and tobacco work
ers went on strike here today, de-
manding higher wages.
Bogalusa. La. Sept. l.-Trailcd by
bloodhounds, caught and identified by
a white woman as the man who at
tackled her, Lucius MCCarty. negro.
discharged soldier. was lynched.
New York. Sept. Cuban ware
houses are bulging with sugar. ac-
cording to William f. Gonzales,
American Minister to Cuba. who ar
rived here today. He could see no
reason for a sugar shortage in this
country.
Philadelphia. Sept Glenn e.
Plumb. author OF the tripartite plan
of railroad ownership. today denied
a published report that he has refused
to aid in wage disputes.
st. Louis. Mo. Sept. Eight tour
lists trapped by forest fires in Glacier
National Park, raced through the
fire circle and escaped death Friday
according to word received here to-
day from G. A. Buder.
St. Louis. No. Sept. l.-General
chairmen and vice presidents of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers open
ed a five-day conference here yes
terdaY.
Clarksville. Tenn. Sept. 1.-William
Baggett confessed killing his step
daughter, Lillian Carver. after she
had refused to marry him
Benevine, Ill. Sept. 1.-Two hun
dred and nifty striking coal miners
started on a march through Southcu
Illinois to gain recruits
New York. n. T.. Sept. l.-Tho
Commercial Cable Company has an
nounced reductions of as much as z
cents a word in its foreign tolls.
Nashville. Tenn. Sept. THE first
negro seminary in the world will be
built in this city.
Ocean Grove. n. J.. Sept. l.-"Billy'
Sunday, in concluding his camp tigr
here last night, announced that he
would storm Canada for the drys.
alliance. Ohio. Sept. Mrs. Willis
Sanford. aged 80, died here today
the seventh victim of poisoned food
at a private dinner.
Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 1.-The Mar
tin round -the-rim" flyer arrived here
today. The crew will rest here until
Thursday.
New York. N. Y. Sept. 1.-Burglars
stole $4,000 worth of goods from the
home of Otto Goritz, the baritone
here today.
Cleveland. Ohio. Sept !. - High
school girls ask right to use a simple
one-pieCe uniform to distinguish then
and cut the living cost
New York. N. Y. Sept. 1.-The anti
radical bomb carrier law went into
effect today. 1t prohibits the carry.
ing of weapons by aliens.
Huntington. w. Va. Sept. IA
live wire falling across an iron
fence here today killed Mrs w.
Messenger and her baby.
Chicago, Ill. Sept. Mrs. Mi
chael Cudahy. wife OF the pioneer
meat-packer, died here today at the
age of II. She was born in Ire
land.
st. Louis, Mo, Sept. If you can
wear silk stockings you are not
poor, ruled Judge Landwehr in
court here today.
Cleveland, Ohio. Sept Frank
S. Krause. candidate for mayor,
would cut prices by asking every
one to refrain from pork. eggs and
coffee.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
HYPO-COD''AD
WRITER TALKS
Interesting Things About Ad,
Writer'S Job, Facts and
Experiences.

There isn't anything to the Job
of writing advertisements for
Earle's Hypo-Cod because all do
is repeat what users say. Some
times I wonder if there can posi-
bly, be a person in this town who
hasn't read about Earle's Hypo- Cod
or heard about it among the neigh
bors," declared the man who gath
ers together the testimony of Hy-
po-Cod users and prepares them
for the local papers.
"Over $4,000 different people in
Washington according to my esti-
mates have walked into the Peo-
pies Drug Stores and bought a bot
tie or more of Earle's Hypo-Cod
during the past eight months" con-
tinued this genial writer or chron-
icler of other peoples views.
Most CT them, l guess, come in as result
Of what neighboEs say. The beauty about it
is that the biggest and best druggist in each
town always features HypoCOd He may not
have the most money-seldom does-because
when he pushes Hypo-Cod he isn't making
near as much as he could By Sllins in
ferior and less costly article. Sometimes
tanning the same ingredients for less. To them
l always say-Yes- preparation mixed with
ten times as much water and only one-tenth
strong would contain the same ingredients.
FNl up a bucket with water and pour in
bottle Of Hypo Cod and you still have the same
ingredients but the~trength isn't there.
During the coming winter Ase going TO
print the testimony Of hundreds of people in
this city whose statements have never before
appeared. Surely by that time one will
doubt Earle's Hypo-Cod merit. A glance at
what Professor Early, J. Henry Scrusss. Phi
g., P. D., and 10. Anderson the big drugEist
down at Chattanooga, Tenn, say which I'm run
ming in the papers now prove it has merit
Here in Washington the Peoples Drug Stores
feature Hypo-Cod because they know it is good
Ask any clerk or any doctor about it or phone
or see anyone Of the endorsers whose names
arp7ar in the papers. That's all l can say
I leave it to the readers own Judgment and
lind it cinch 10 draw my money" continued
the Ad-Man.-Adr.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Medicine of Great Merit
Endorsed By Physicians
Preferable to Other
Kinds of Tonics."
BEST ON THE MARKET

what the eminent J. Henry
scruggs. Phi. G. and P. D. says
wirh regard to Earle's Hypo-Cod is
sven below and confirms what f.
e, Early professor Of Chemistry
says above in his article. 1t surely
indicates that anyone rundown or
IN need OF a tonic can make no mis-
AXE in taking Earle's Hypo-Cod,
4. accepting the free offer Of the
Peoples Drug Stores on this page.
Read what he says.
H'After carefully examining the
Jrepara don known to the public as
9srle's Tasteless Hypo-Cod and
,arefuny watching the results OF
IeyeraI cases in which it was used.
I is in my opinion absolutely the
,est Cod Liver Oil preparation on
be market" declares ]. Henry
5eruggs. Phi. G.. P. D.. and he con-
inues by saying:
I'm EarIe's Hypo-Cod I find an
.xceptionaIIy efficient combination
f the remedial extract of select
cd liver oil, freed entirely from
he oil. This extract which is a
ombination Of salts Of iodine.
romine, and phosphorus. and
'hich is scientifically blended with
he extract OF malt. sherry wine.
xtraet OF wild cherry bark. soIu-
ion Of hypophosphites OF lima
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Backbone News
GEORGIA..

Macon-The four mills of the Bioo
Manufacturing Company have been
closed because of a strike of employees.
Savannah-At a special election Oc-
tober Z, the city will vote upon a pro-
rosed bond issue of $500, for the pur-
pose of building new schools.
Acworth-Death takes Mrs. J. j.
Northcutt. widow of Capt. ]. J. North
cutt.
Savannah-Motors will soon displace
all horse-drawn wagons in the postal
service here.
Gainesville-Mrs Bertha Howell is
dead and Frank Rogers was seriously
injured when their automobile turned
turtle.
Homerville-R. G. Dickman has beer
appointed Judge for the recently
created Alapaha circuit; he will hold
his first court at Nashville, septem'
Der Is.
Lyerly-Crops are reported threat
ened with destruction by boil weevi
menace.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
4 PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
SAySHYPO-C cod ISFINE TONIC

the small amount Of stryChnine
present acts as stimulating stom-
ach element.
The hypophosphites Of lime. soda,
potassium, manganese. quinine and
strychnine are too well known TO
the profession for the powerful in
fiuence they exert upon the wasted
nerve issues and centers for me to
dwell upon their efficacy. The. iron
so necessary to enriching the blood
is also present in a soluble form
readily assimilated by the d.
gestive organs The sherry wine
not only acts as a mild stimulant
and appetizer. but also holds the
other ingredients in permanent So
luton.
consider Earle's Hypo-Cod a
most valuable preparation. and can
readily Upderstand why so many
people are obtaining beneficial re-
suits from its use. 1t is most
meritorious preparation"
The above words prove what
users in this advertisement say
about Hypo-Cod. The writer has
known druggists to publicly en-
dorse it above all tonics OF every
nature.
Being made Of the finest ingred-
tents in one of Americas largest
and finest laboraDries. Every bot
tie bearing the Earle Chemical Co
name No one should hesitate
about using it themselves or in the
family Read what others say about
it in this advertisements. Then
come down to the drug store and
procure a couple bottles.
Note: We prepay large bottle
anywhere receipt OF. price. $40
plus SC war tax. Peoples Drug
stores. Washington, n. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
INDIANA.

La Porte-Walter c. Baker confesses
numbering Carl Cook. a grocer last
Christmas eve.
Madison-Mrs Mary Myers badly
gored by a COW while visiting in Coun-
try.
Indianapolis-Pau A. Krauss, sr..
merchant. is dead.
Ryshvilla-Earl and Rowland Over
lease, sons Of Mr. and Mrs. John over
lease. seriously burned when engine
boiler explodes.
Vincennes-Survey shows 2.A9 per
sons own their homes here. 1900 rent
and 1857 own real estate.
LaFayette-Edsar G. Collins. attor-
ney, is held. charged with the murder
of Mrs. Frieda Long.
Shelbyville-Fire destroys Keith Fur
niture Company; loss $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Pullman Seeks Police
Information In Boston

Washington officials apparently
are preparing Nor eventualities that
may arise from friction between
them and the policemen's union.
For this purpose. 1t is believed.
Mai. Raymond w. Pullman, chief of
police, is in Boston today, gather
ing data on the manner in which
the mayor and the commissioner of
police of that city are handling the
union question.
Boston police who Joined the
union against orders of the city's
officials were tried for disobedieIce
of orders. Mai. Pullman's presence
in Boston, under the guise of be-
ing on a vacation, is taken to mean
here that trouble is anticipated
with the union.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
BOSTON THEATERS HIT
BY STRIKING ACTORS

Boston. Sept. l.-CarrNlng out their
threat to close the theaterS here. aC-
tors appearing in all the large pro-
auctions struck today. refusing to ap-
near in the special Labor Day per-
fOrmances.
Vaudeville houses and stock com
panes were not affected by the walk
out Theater crowds. hoping up to
the last minute that the shows would
open. reluctantly lincd up and had
their money refunded.
TIE actors on strike are members
of the Actors Equity Association.
They declare they will remain on
strike until the Producing Managers
Association recognizes their union.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Pershing Must Explain
Destruction of Planes

A feature of Gen. Pershing's ap-
rearance before Congress will be a
series Of interrOgatiOns as to why
$1,0O0,0OO worth ef American air.
planes were destroyed in France.
Gen. Pershing has yet to tell the
story as to who ordered the de-
struction of these planes and why.
Members of both branches on
Congress are anxious to get PERISH
ing's ideas of Secretary Bakers
plan for holding in the service over
5000 officers while there is serious
doubt if the Republican majority
will grant an army large enough
to warrant so many commanders.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Plumb Charges Public Is
Paying Railroad Debt

Philadelphia, Sept. l.-High railroad
rates are due to the fact that they
are based on the liabilities of the
roads, declared Glenn E. Plumb. orig
inator of the tripartite plan of rail-
road ownership, in Labor Day
speech today before railway and ship
yard workers. 7
I THE public today is paying virtu-
ally for the entire cost OF the roads
since their construction" he said.
The railroad experience of the past
eighty years shows that no railroad
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Firemen to Use MASKS
Similar to u. S. Soldiers

Washington fremen will go owe
the top" in burning buildings wearia
smoke masks similar 10 the ga
masks worn by the soidiefs Z
France. A number Of the masks re
ceived from the American Universit
will be tested for use by the Fire De
psrtment
A special type Of mask has been q.
signed. as the regular gas mask q
useless for fire hghting purposes.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Puts User Back on Feet,
Stronger and Heartier
In Few Days.
GOOD PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURE FOR THE FALL

Gross. peevish. headachy, thin
and pallid looking people aren't
entirely to blame for their crouch.
1t isn't any fun to wake up feeling
oat-of-sorts. dizzy. weak and nerv-
Gus and with no appetite at all for
breakfast or the days work. No
Stree! and when on top of every
thing else and a long hard days
work. things go wrong it's no Won
der folks blow-Up."
- When at noon time you haven't
any appetite When your head
.swims around like A top and you
hate TO get back to the grind it is
lime to either lay off and take a
vacation of else bolster up nature
with a good tonic Most of us have
10 do the latter for want Of time
and to save expense.
.. Good Health Restored.
or course. il its just a headache
perhaps powder will do. but nine
times out Of ten that "AIl-in" feel
ing is due to breakdown. Your
system is out Of order and lacks
The strength to ward m spells.
You aret just like a person after
sickness. You are worn out and
need a tonic
Ear1c.s Hypo-Cod hcing the favo-
rtr. by long odds for people get
ting over p spell Of sickness is also
R-biE rav0rit~ with those who just
,,sscd toninE and building up. 1t
h LIZ.
Puts the appetite. digestion, nerves
and blood back in shape so quick
REvives the strength. energy and
.stamina so much faster, EarIc.S
Ffypo-Cod is the one being featured
again this fall by the Peoples Drug
Stores.
- Esrle's HypO-Cod seems to help
The nerves. make sleep come easy
nights and you wake up feeling
-fesher and better for work Vt
FIeanses away that bronchial or
catarrhal trouble and that little
cough that YOU often have this
time Of year. Clears up the head
and blood and brings back the TO-
bust. healthy color Of younger days.
Puts the system on its feet by
Strengthening and building YOU up
and after all is said with
vigorous health nature herself will
Cure our ills.
Good health is a priceless asset
worth restoring if YOU can and the
sooner you can the better. Read
what users say about Hypo-Cod
surf what IL does elsewhere on this
page.
% Earle's HyPn-Cod - not patent
cure-aIL II contains the extract Of
Cod Liver on. Malt. Iron. Extra
Select Sherry Wine. Wild Cherry
Bark. and Compound Syrup Of
HypophosphItcs Of Lime. Potassium.
Manganese. Strychnine. Quinine and
sodium. y delightful preparation
breed entirely Of fshy. nasty taste
and agrees perfectly with the most
delicate stomach. 1t is the product
of one Of Americas largest, oldest
and finest laboratories and each
bottle bears the nationally known
Earle Chemical Cos name and the
forrnula printed plainly upon the
bottle. Substitutes are common
and it should be remembered that
HypO-CUd is highly effective
preparation Of great strength, un-
rgualed.
Note: We prepay large bottle
genuine EarIe'S HypO-COd any
where upon receipt of price, $40,
plus sc war tax Peoples Drug
stores, Washington, D. e.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Groom-to-be Is Missing.

westfeld, N. J.. Sept. Mrs. Laura
Watson. a widow from Toronto, is
PROSTATE under the care of a physi
clan, due to failure of the groom to
appear at a wedding yesterday. when
she was to have been married to
William J. Anderson, said to be a
wealthy Californian. ..
Mrs. Watson believes Anderson. who
left his hotel yesterday in a rcccntIvI
purchased automobile. has met with
an accident
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
"Cinger" Is Arrested.

A man who gave his name as
Ginger left $40 collateral at. the
Police Court yesterday when he
was charged with being intoxi-
Gated. He Informed Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Ringold Hart that
he was not related TO one who re-
Gently gave his name to the police
as Jamaica Ginger"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

Quakertown-Mis Mary Sommer has
arrived at home after a year spent in
the war zone.
GraterfOrd-Rev. r. w. Dckert. OF
Quakertown. will take charge of Men
MONTE Brethren Church here.
Riegelsville-W. c. T. L. holds
thirty-fourth annual convention.
kumry-Col. Tschekalon, formerly
of the Russian army, has decided to
sell his farm here and return to
Siberia.
'HamburG-The Curtis & Jones Com
pany. OF Reading. will open a branch
shoe factory here October /.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Briton Who Wiped Out Red Fleet.

London. Sept. 1.-The Daily EX-
press reveals today the Identity OF
the British naval officer responsible
for the recent destruction Of Le-
mines Russian Bolshevist fleet. He
is, Commander DObson, D. s. O..
who captured a number Of guns
and 500 prisoners.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

ing against use of metal
lie iron, which may injure
the teeth, corrode the
stomach, and in any
cases do more harm than
good; advises use of only
Nuxatcd Iron.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

ever paid of an Indebtedness except
by creating new indebtedness of
the same or greater par value"
Plumb then further explained his
scheme for labors participation an
the control OF the railroads.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

slack. nor UEset the stomach The manufactures
TIarLntee successful and entirely satistsco-y results
every TIrrhEs.r or they viii refund your mooev.
Il i dis7ensed in this city ~ Psoples Drug stor.
,hrisiani's Drug store and all other socd drug
ny's-Adr
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

DR.. Ferdinand King, New York Physician
and Medical Author, says that Physicians
should prescribe more organic iron-Nux-
ated Iron-for their patients-Anaemia-
health, strength, vitality and beauty of the
modern American Wou1en-Sounds warn
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

The iron demanded By Motb-r N&rurs
for the red ooloring mJtter In tbs
blood of her children. Is alas, not. that
kind o. iron You must take iron IN
form that cAn ~ easily sbsThed Sni
EsSmilsted IN % v1u 8ny good othrr-
wise D. may prove Vonss than uselsss.
Many an Ithlet~ and r-i1s- hyht-T he
l won the dSy SIMPLY becsu-e he knss
the secret Of great strength and arr-
iuranns which CONES ron hsvins pler'v
Of irpn in the blood while many an
StheF has EDne down 20 inEllCiorE 1s-
lest Enp'y for the lack O; iron
MAnufscturers' Note Nrustsd Ir1r
which Is pEcscr1ssd and recommended
above t7 physicians Is not q seCrrt
remedy bat one which IS well known
70 duIEE1ss Unlike The older inorEznio
iron r-rdurts it il eAEily I-simiIsts6.
does not in'ure the testh. make them
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
There can be no Beautiful,
Healthy Rosy-cheeked Women
without Iron."
r KING M n
F. KING, M. D.

There can be no healthy beautiful rosy
checked women without iron" saws Ur Ferii-
Land King a New York Physician and Medical
Author. Il have strongly emphasized the FAC;
that dOCtOrs should prescribe more organic iron
-NuxAtcd IrOn-fOr their nervous rundown. weak
hazard looking wpnen patients Pallor mcans
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
You can tel the women with
plenty of iron in their blood
beautiful, healthy rosy-cheeked
women full of Life, Vim and
Vitality.

you have rslnet Numb-r of nerTous. run.
down people who were &iIng all the whils
have most EstonIshinEly inc-essed their srrenEth
and enduAnne Smny BY taxing irua In hs
pruT-T form, and this Ift- thy had IN soms
Cssrs been song On for muuths vith1n ert.
ting benefit from anything But don't tsks
tho old forms o. redUoed tron- iron Nc-tIte,
or unCtue ID irUu SIMPLY TO ave a few c-uu
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Mother Why Don't
You Take Nuxated Iron

And Haven
Looking Hagga and SomeS
She Now She Just
IN
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

trIal. all Of whom have gwen me most surprising
reports regard to its great power as health and
strength builder"
Dr. Schuyler c Jaque- Visiting surgeon Of St
HizSheth's Hospital, New York City. said: Il have
never before gwen out any medical information
advice iJE publication as | ordinarily do not l-e-
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

snacIuia. The skin ut
the anaeTnic woman is
tale. the flesh fablIy
The musc,er lack tons.
tUEin 'aGs and the mem
OTy fails. and often they
D come weak nervous.
irritable. despondeHt and
melancholy. When the
ton goes from the blood
OF women. the rOses 60
frum their checks
In the most common
foods Of America. the
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

foods. and silly methods Of home cook
cry. by throwing down the waste pipe
the water in which yCr vegetables are
cooked, are responSI ble for an0;her grave
iron loss
Therefore. YOU should surplv the iron
deficiency in your food hy using some
iurm Of organic iron. Just as you would
lse salt when your food has not enough
salt
Il have used NuIated Iron widely in
my own practice in most severe agra
,sled conditions with uutsIlinE results.
have induoed many other physlCiAns
4 trral al nf nhnEn har- rlNen NE not
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-03
2 NATICK, r. I.

Dzieki odwad7e przybyleso MEDIA
VINO 2 Francyi 4olnierza StanisfaWa
Dziedzfca dwaj mali chiopcy z Ma
tick zostaTi uratowani Cd utonfecia
Fakt ten Jest tenn wiecej chwaleony J
godny uznania, ze Dzledzic ME wfada
iedna reka 2 powodu rany.
Oval ch}opcy bawill sic ma lodzie'
pokrywajacym sadzawke, kiedy ogrza-
nv promieniami slo6ca l6d zalama4 sic
nod mimi Ma ~szczescie znajdowat sic
W pobliau obWv. Dziedzic, kt6ry sly
Sac krzyki O ratunek, wezwawszy 30
pomocy przechodzacego cywila, PREY
skoczyl do tonacych i z topieli ich wy
ciagnq1.
CIVIL. do kt6rego nasz dzielny wo-
lax zvr6cii sic O pomoc Ola t%onacych,
wezwania ME usilrchai / poszedf dalej
swoja droga.
WieSc O TEN roznios}a sic szybko po
miasteczku i kazdy prawie skNadaf
tznanie ola prawdziwego bohatera,
ktory mimo tego, re jedna reka ME
wIadaf. mimo niebezpieczehstwa, jake
mu grozi}o, rzucii sic ma ratunek /
chlopcOm iycie ocalil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-03
Do KAC|KA.
OSWIADCZYNY GEOGRAFA.

w mem Ionic Etna uczuc ola ciebie
sic budzi.
Czemuz Reikiawik chiodu ma twej
twarzy czytam?
P6jdzze re nina pod begun, kedy
niema ludZi!
Zazdrosci Wezuwiusze trapia mnie
zgrzytam
Zebami lodowymi Jungfrau. Roz-
PACE gosci
w mem sercu.... Rzes Niagara
niechze ma mnie spocznie,
Mech mi sprawl marzony Paryz
wesoiosci,
30 mi ach! ,,londynowo' | mglisto
I mrocznie.
Ugas Jednem TAX" ognie mych bo-
lesnych znicz6w,
Bonn W zw%atpieniach juz ugrzazf -
jak W biocie.
Berdyczow.
fr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-03

czech, a jeden q najstarauniej UPLAND
wanych ruch6w dni dzisiejszych ma
"a Gel oSlepienie ludu co do tego faktu.
Amerykaf1skie kIasy uprzywilejo-
wane byiy dosyc zG%dowolone, zwalcza-
jqc prusactwo, kiedy zdazalo n do
cpanOwania swlata, lecz natychmiaSt
pc z%walczeniu p~rusactwa, gdy nova
ekonomiczna / polityczna siia zapowia-
DANA przez Lige Narod0w powstaia w
celu kontroli, uprzywiIejowane klaSy
p~olQczyiy sic we ~wszystkich krajach
przeciw Lidze Narod6w i jej celom.
Jak pliGgo .,anerykantzacya" ME
bedzie oznaczac tegO, czego symbolem
jest ,Posag WolnoSci", jak diugo PO-
lax ME bedzle sic czui zmuszony DO
PROFESSIONALISM przeciw niej, a R'"ya-
min do przeklinania jej, jak diugo
wszystkie kraje ME beda jej pozadae
= gdya jake antyteza germanizmu be.
die pozadaniem wszystkich ras jc-
steSmy ZObowiazani ~zgstanowic sic
czy i jak daleko zycie amerykahskie
postapiio W rozwoju amerykanizmu z
naszych wielkich narOdowych dcklara.
cyl. Jezeli pc Ogioszeniu WoluoSci i'll
nym ludom mielibysmy sic zlalezc 81
mi wyTZUtkami, juz sama idea przez
mas s%zerzona, jaki rozdzial bedzic 10
stanowic W ~przeznaczeniu narodOwem.
PotrZeba pewncgO c~zyszczenia W ma
Sym kraju. Wojna nafozyia i ma mas
nakaZ zmiany. Me jcstesmy juz wiecej
monopolistami wolnoSci. Obecnic mu-
shiny d%otrZymac kroku calemu pOste-
powemu swiatu.
pDzlennik POlski" (Detroit).