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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28
81 FootWear S1.95.

We are closing out a limited num-
Der OF women's and misses pumps and
osfords. These come in botn kid and
canvas. and values are up to $500
We are closing them out at s1.95. See
window on san Antonio street
Lerner Shoe Co. go San Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28
: Motor Sparks :


MANAGER S. o. BOrTORFF, Of the
wi West Texas Motor company,
writes from the Haynes factory. Ko-
komo. Ind. that the company is 1000
ears behind orders with dealers daily
besieging the company for more.
While the west Texas has a carload
Of Haynes on the road the eonsign-
ment is sold.
Not only has there been a big
change in tbe\ Organization Of the
different departments Of the Tri-
State Motor company. but also en-
tirely new offices are being arranged.
The company's stock Of Ford and
Fordson parts IS also being put in
new quarters.
The West Texas Motor company has
been notified OF raise in price in
Mitchell cars. effective July l. The
company has one shipment OF Mitch
els due here before the raise IS eff
fectlve.
r. A. Lester. manager Of the Lester
Motor company, has returned from
Deming, where he drove a Chalmers
to place on display at the company's
Deming branch.
J. R Shelton. general manager Of
the Perry Motor and Tractor COM
pany OF Texas. with headquarters at
Houston. spent Thursday and Friday
in FL Paso. Mr.. Shelton reports heavy
rains around Houston
y
Fl. Hayes Watson, manager OF the |
Rio Grande Rubber company. is due |
IN FL Paso Monday after spending two |
pleasant weeks at Los Angeles and
Long Beach.
Louis NJ Homer, manager truck |
sales Of Perry Motor and Tractor COM
pany, OF san Antonio spent Friday |
with the Lone Star Motor company in /
connection with the eompanys east |
Texas business,
Two loads OF Dodges. one Of Essex, |
one Hudson, one Cadillac. all deiiv- |
cred by the Lone Star Motor company
to buyers as soon as unlOaded tell Of l
the local demand for cars Most To- |
cal dealers report that, all they do |
now when receiving CART is TO unload /
them The owners are GENERALLY there /
waiting to drive them fway.
C f. Monyer. Of thefWatkins Motor /
Co. this week took . a recruit for !
training in the auto b siaess-and s z /
pound son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28
CoNNoR MADE SPORT DIRECTOR.

Ed Conner, one OF the foremost
authorities on physical culture IN the
United States and head Of athletics
and recreation OF Camp Sherman for
the past two years has become spirit
director for the 10000 employees at
the Goodyear Tire & Rubber company,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28
Still Another Endurance Record

More than 1887 miles in 1853 hours of continuous running at
average speed of Is miles hour without stop of the
motor variation in the fixed schedule.
That's what cars did in days and nights
between Boston and Springfield spite
of heavy rains and deep mud places these maintained
ctdaiy from finish and proved Overland reliability
and economy with gasoline average of 81 miles the gallon
This performance just public manifestation Of
the many private Overland owners everywhere They
know from thousands of every day instances what Model
and does do under the most exacing conditions
Let show you duplicate of these record makers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28

Fl. Hayes Watson, manager OF the
Rio Grande Rubber company. is due
m FL Paso Monday after spending two
Pheasant weeks at Los Angeles and
Long Beach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28

Louis NJ. Homer. manager truck
sales Of Perry Motor and Tractor COM
pany, OF san Antonio spent Friday
with the Lone star Motor company in
connection with the eompany's east
Texas business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28

J. R Shelton. general manager Of
the Perry Motor and Tractor COM
pany OF Texas. with headquarters at
Houston. spent Thursday and Friday
in FL Paso. Mr.. Shelton reports heavy
rains around Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28

c. f. Monyer. OF the Watkins Motor
Co, this week took q a recruit for
training in the auto bg siaess=and 81
ponnd son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28

R. A. Lester. manager Of the Lester
Motor company. has returned from
Deming, where he drove a Chalmers
to place on display at the company's
Demingi branch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-28

been notified OF a raise in price in
Mitchell cars, effective July 1. The
company has one shipment OF Mitch
els due here before the raise IS eff
fective.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
MUST HAVE LICENSE.

The county auditors office at st:
Cloud now has the licenses which Will
be necessary for those who wish to
trap fur-bearing animals this season.
With the license COMES a posIaI card
on which must be given at the end or
the season the number of each OF the
several kinds of fur-bearing animals
taken by each trapper. The open sea-
son on raccoon, black, gray and fox
SQUIRRELS and snowshoe rabbits is
from October 18th to March list. On
fisher, mink, muskrat and marten the
open season is between September lst
and April LIST. The postal card also
carries a blank on which must be
stated the number of wolves, weasels,
bear, skunk or bobcats taken. Lii
cesnses are now being issued at $1.OO
each. If postal cards issued with
hunters and trappers licenses are not
returned to the state officials, no IL
cense will be issued to the holder
thereof for next year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT
SAYS EYE FOR PRETTY GIRLS
is NOT INCOMPETENCE SIGN

A soft spot in his heart for attrac-
tive women, even though he is 81
ears old, is not necessarily a sign Oh
mans incompetence to manage his
own affairs, is the view of the Mime
sofa Supreme Court.
Sons and daughters of Carl A.
Hallenberg of Moorhead obtained a
guardian for him in probate court In
March, 1917 after it was reporveu lie
was about to be married for tic Giro
time. Hallenberg appealed to the dis
trict court, which reversed the de-
cision, and the district court was up
held yesterday by the Supreme Court
Hallenberg, who is said to be worth
$25O,OOO, has had unfortunate expar-
fences, with women since his first
wife died in 1899. When he was about
to marry the third time his sons and
daughters interfered.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
MINNESOTA RED CROSS WILL
RAISE $25O,0OO TO CONDUCT
THE PUBLIC HEALTH WORK

st. Paul, Oct. 27.-County and
local campaign directors of Mime
sota's Red Cross Christmas Seal
Sayle, from every section of the state
will meet at the St. Paul Athletic
Club, on November 5, to complete
plans for tn eseal campaign, through
which $25O,OOO fund for the con-
Quoting of public health work is to be
raised. ..
An open forum luncheon, given
under the auspices of the St. Paul
association, will precede the Christ
mas Seal conference DIR. Frederick
b. Moorehead of Chicago, the famous
American authority on the relation OF
teeth to heart disease, will be the
principal speaker. He will discuss
"Conquering Heart Disease - the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
SHOULD CLOSE BARS.

Congress at last begins to snow
signs or determination to close the
bars against the European hordes
who are merely waiting the conclus-
ion OF the peace parley to come 10
this country by the thousands ana IN
ject their poison into American lnstl-
tutlons, already sorely aftiicted with
the virus OF dlscontent, class hatred
and anarchy. 1t is proposed to stop
ali immigration for a year, and In the
meanrlnle 1t IS hoped that a way may
b., found to exclude all foreigners Tor
all time who cannot show clean Dill
of health, not only physically put
morally. In the meantime, too, 1T IS
to be hoped that way may oe
found to send back to Europe all the
aliens in this country who are tainted
with Bolshevism and who will not at
once take steps to become loyal
American citizens, and, while we are
about it, the decree of expulsion
might we'll include those who were
not heart and soul with America dur
ing the new world war. 1t is time To
brand the disloyalists and get rid OF
them.-Preston Times.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
Great New Field in Public Health

Great New Field in Public Health
WORK"
Inc annual meeting of the Mime
SOFA PuDlIc Heath Association, Whicn
is dlrecrlng the seal sale In TINS state
IN cooperation with the National
tuberculosis Association, also will be
neId at the conclusion OF the open
forum. OFFICERS will be elected and
annual reports will be submitted.
'rhe Public Heath Nurse a mo-
ton picture portraying Mlnnesotas
warfare against disease in the
schools, will be shown at the forum
luncheon. The 1000 foot film was
produced by the public health associa-
ton.
The Minnesota Red Cross Christ
mas Seal Sale this year is being en-
phasized to an extent never before
attempted. A larger fund is being
asked, members of the state cam
paign committee said, because the
vital necessity of greater I invest
ment in health is realized and the
public, aware of the great benefits to
come to citizens in every section OF
the state from more intensive public
health work, will respond generously.
Billions of dollars were spent IN
waging the World War while only a
few millions are used in the fight
against disease, health experts en-
phasized. Yet records show that dis
ease takes a far greater toll in lives
and property destruction every year
than does war, they declared.
Minnesota men, women and child
rem gave millions. of dollars and Of
fered their lives and personal SER
vice to help win the World War. They
are now being asked in invest only an
average of 10 cents per capha to
finance the "war for health" during
the coming year.
The intensive Red Cross Christ
mas Seal Sale will be conducted from
December to 10.
President w. l.. Beebe will preside
at the annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Public Health Association.
Among the speakers will be Mr.. W.
A. Laidlaw, treasurer; Dr.. N. O.
Pearce of the Northwestern Pediatric
Society; DR.. F. L. Adair, president OF
| the Minnesota Obstetrical and Gene
Geological Association; w. w. Hodsor1
| of the State Children's Bureau; Dr.
w. H. Card, chairman of the State
; Oral Hygiene Committee; DR.. Wire
man Cook, Northern Division, Amerl-
can Red Cross; DR.. S. Marx White of
the State Board of Health; DR.. Robin
son Bosworth, executive secretary Of
the State Advisory Committee on
tuberculosis and Mrs. G. A. Sever
ance, chairman of the Red Gross
Christmas Seal sale state campaign
committee, representing the State
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
for tho mast 25 wears.

Paynesv1lle for the past rs years.
DR.. Pilon was one of the tlrst men
OF the neignDornood to orter his serv-
ices in the medical corps OF Uncle
Sans big army, going to France IN
september, 1911. Whlle there he was
at the head OF a base hospital and
post, before his discharge was pro-
NOTED to the office of Major. He
returned to this country, landing In
Canada, in midsummer, after re-
ceivlng his discharge July 23rd.
He did not remain long, however,
but turned his steps backward early
in September and on October second
he was joined in marriage to Miss
Marguerite Quaeyhaegs in the church
at Pauillac, Gironde, France. Ac-
cording to the announcemnt re-
ceived by Frank Thielman of this
city, DR.. and Mrs. Pilon are now in
Montreal, visiting relatives of the
former and will arrive in Paynesville
November LIST, to make their future
honest. Cloud Journal-Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
CHANGE IN PUBLISHERS.

If the present plans 90 not ms
carry, the undersigned will retire
from. the firm of Wallace & Sherwood
publishers of the Herald, commencing
November /, 1919. l wish to take
this opportunity of expressing my
thanks to the many friends for their
patronage during the past year and
trust that they will continue to ex-
tend liberal patronage to the Her.
aid. While my plans for the future
have not been definitely decided
upon, my family will remain in Sank
Centre until next June at least.
Yours very truly,
H. C. Sherwood.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
RANK DENIED CHARTER.

The charter application of the pro-
posed Melrose State Bank presented
by H. L. Rehkamp, Melrose, and L. A.
Travis, Mandan, N. D., was denied
late Friday by the state securities
commission. The order was based on
a finding that no reasonable demand
for another bank at Melrose was
shown. The applicants admitted that
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
WELL KNOWN GAINESVILLE
PHYSICIAN TAKES BRIDE
IN FRANCE - HOME SOON

Another interesting romance re-
sulting from the recent World War
has cultivated in the wedding of
man, very well-known in st. Cloud
and surrounding communities-Dr.
P. C. Pillon, practicing physician of
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30

moderate. For these reasons prices
are likely to be maintained. Buyers
for seed firms are picking up the best
lots rapidly" says Mr.. Army, "and it
will be wise therefore to purchase
needed supplies of such seeds from
nearby grower soon. Purity and
termination are important considera-
tons in purchasing seeds. A few
cents more a pound for very good
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30

seed is usually money well invested
When one is purchasing clover seed
at high prices he should think Of
the decidedly beneficial effect clover
crop has on the soil. Enough clover
seed to plant the usual acreage of
this crop is certainly good invest
ment even at present high prices,
and higher prices still may rule by
next spring"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30

present banking facilities in the
locality are adequate, according to a
member of the commission, but cited
statements showing that the two
state banks now established in Mel
rose with $4,000 combined capital
have combined deposits of more than
$1,200,000 as evidence that there is
room for another bank.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-30
CLOVER SEED LIGHT CROP.

CLONEK SEED Light CROS.
Buy clover and grass seed early.
This is the advice of A. C. Army, as
sociate professor of farm crops, Uni
versity Farm, who finds that the
acreage of clover harvested for seed
this season was small and the yields
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
Prospekt pokojowy stale
sic nagle wiele jasniejszy.
Spieszny poWr6t do zblizaiacej sic miedzynarodoWej
kondycyi spedzieWanY = Niemcy musZa zapla-
ciG Wynagrodzenie STRAIT jak teraZ uclWal0n0

True translation filed with hepost Wnona Mnn
April IT, 1919 required by the Act of Congress- Oct 1917
Paryz is kwietna Prezydent Wilson zamysa odp1ynac
Sanow Zjednoczonych % po gdy bdzie
lu dono dis Echo de Po jgo wyjezdz pu E. Ne House
bedzie go zastepowal, jak dodaje gazeta.
Paryz Rada czwor cd konferncy pokojowej udaa dis
zn6w kwestya Adryaku pred soba do rozs
ea Arthur Bafo bryyjsk sekretarz spraw zagranicz
nych zabral mece posiedzenu rady iejsce
Lloyd Georgia. kt6ry wczoraj odjecha1 do Londynu.
Prospet pokou sa nagle Wiele jasnezy jako rezuat
oagnee rade czterech Paryu ogozenie ko
zdaje wskazywac przeciagu kr6tkgo ko
znszc SWAT ropocne do podobnego ak
normalne medzynarodowe kondycye s..s - ~
Is kwietnia, kedy to bedz 165 dni jak osania
wystrzfa weke woie alianccy neccy delegae zbiora
Wesau historycznm mejscu gdze trataty k6re Cd
meni1y odznaczyly sic znakomce podnenem
wych narod6w, zostana odnowone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18


PARYz, is kWietnia R ada &.
~zterech :llic: n,iala posiedzenia
dis rano. Jednakowoz prezydent
Wilson konferowaf pre1nierem
Orlando innymi wloskimi. prze-::
wodcami problemie Adryatyku.
Premier Orlando obecnie nad--
mienil prezydentowi pozyteczne
informacyjnc zmieny co do kwe-
styi F'iume i -:pretensyi w}oskich
we wschodnim. Adriatyku, Prey
dent Wilson,,'w zrozumieniu tenn
nadmienienienicm obice}a sprawe
te osobiSeic rozmyslec. = -.
PARYz, - Nicmcy pod zawar-
elem pokoju musza zaplacic $5,-
OO0,O00,000 got6wka albo tylez
wartosci W korzystnych towarach
prxed | maja 1921. Musza takze
bez zwlocznic wydac aliantom !
zjednoczonym radon $4,000, 900
900 procentowanych bondow. Pro
cent cd bond6w bedzie az do 1926
albo po 2 albo po 3 procent, a po
fym czasie bedzie sic hczyf po ). 5
procent, st6sownie do = obecnych
, plan6w. Procenty beda p}atne W
terminach przez przeciag l5 lat
Prawdopodobnie beda trzymane
pod kontrola centralnej komisy1
!, alianckich i zjednoczonych rza-.
dow, tax zeby ME byfy przedawa
ne W kwotach dostatecznych ma
zcrwanie ceny. Niemcy musza tai
ze zobowiazac sic ma zapfacenlf
innych sum "a szkode Wyrzadzo
na, stosownie do zdania nliesza-
nej komisyi reprezentu acych ali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
Walka wMunieh jest zwy-
cieska dIa czerwonych.

Krwawa potyczka W h6rej artyle
rya brala udzia1 kohczy sic po-
razka lojalist6w.
Berlin, 16s kwietnia - Walka 0
centralns stacye kolejowa W Mu-
Mich, zakonczyla sic kompletna
porazka wojsk rzadowych, st6sow
ME do wiadomosci Nuremberga.
U1yto artyleryi.
/. Berlin. Munich znow komple
tnie " rekach ,komunistow, st6-s
sownie do Tageblattu, lecz wojs=s
ka lokalne rzadowe otrzyma}y nos
we posi1ki i r,zywaja artyleryll.. ].
przeciw sile komunistow ma cenz7
tranej stacyi kofejowej.
Walka uliczna W stolicy Bawa:s
ryi poWieksza sic Wielu cywll
nych zosta}o .zabitych albo ram
nych.
| Move posilki- dla wojsk lojal---
inych spiesza z rozmaitych czesci
Bawaryi do Munich.
Si}a komunistow W Munich skla
da sic czescia z zalogi;; czerwonej
gwardyi niezatrudnionych. Woj
ska rzadowe, jak oswiadczaja be
da mice ciezka wake 2 mimi. Rad
=|naehyli1 sic do. zablokowania zyW
Inosci do Munich poWodu rozgra
Ibienia jakieby nastapilo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18

P0WR0ClE DO KRAJU.

Poznan, 16 kwietnia = Po1scy
g6rnicy zatrudnieni W Weslfaii i
W mad renskich prowincyach wra
GAIA teraz do Polski. Powiadaja
oni re Spartacyci podzegaja
tam ustawicznie do zaburzen. O.
kolo 100000 Polak6w, przewaznie
gornicy So zatrudniani w tyeh re
gionach.
Warszawa, = q Krakowa do
nosza re czeskie wojska zgroma--
dziIy sic W Ostrowie i Dqbrowie
na Slasku, blisko <llnii demarkuja
cej pomiedzy ezeska polska ar
mia kt6re " tym regionie zostala
wyznaezona przez wys}ana tam mi
sye alianeka. Czesi mieli podobno
oswiadczy6 ze za1atwia sprawe gra
niey przez sile armii, a czeski cd
dial wojska wkroczy} podobno
na polskie terytoryum, gdzie sic
bill polskiemi Wojskami. Klka
Polak6w zostalo ranionych.
.Leszno, Poznan Gen Baron
Won Hammerstein, czlonek niemie
ckiej komisyi zawieszenia broni te
legrafowa} do tutejszej rady lu--
dowej m6wiac ze alianckie silly sda
" zapewnienie ze polskie Wojsko
genera1a Hallera beda uzyte jedy
ME W celach obrony dawniejszego
rosyjskiego terytoryum oproz1Ho-
nego przez Niemc6w. Powiedzial
on ze pociagi Wiozace polshe Woj
sko maja bye przeprowadzane
pod kierownictwem oficer6w ALI.
anckich kt6rzy maja bye odpoWie
i1dzialni "a przeprowadzenie trak
tat6W zawartych pomied edzy Allan
.tami j Niemcami. Gen. Won. Ham
merstein ostrzeg. ze to jest pa !,
try yotyczna koniec oscia azeby za
dine trudnbsci ME zaszly podezas
| transportu tych wojsk azel1 ME.
bylo zadnej niemiec kiei demonst-.
raeyi 20 drodze !; zeby Wszystkie-#
go unikano eoby moglo doproWa-
Idziic do bardzo niebezp zpieczny ych
lrezult 66s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
GAzETY I0NDYNSKIE ME LUBIA
!" ****" PLANOW NOWEJ LIGI NARODOW.

:Komsya konfcrencyi terytoryalnc pytania zalago
dz}a sprawe dysryztu Bcnat po1udnc Cd Weger, do
ktorych pierwotnc grunta Scrb6w isumunczyk6v by}y
wlaczone st6sowne do Petit Parse azeta nle poda1e
warunk6w osiagnetych zrozpuszezena lecz powada re
.eeyzya pe}aie .oszaeowane o2asa kazdegog gnardu
Washington, 16 kwietnia w po}aczeniu podauemi
zadanami Begi przysadzenie jej gralc zawk}anychz
hoenderskiem erytoyu Lmburga zeelandyi czesci sta
now Vlandern ofcyanie dzsejsza depesza do hoenders
kie egacy g}os re lroowa "'lhella otfzyfnaa adres
oja}nosc pedpisany lrzez lzeszo 10000 mieszkanc6w
imburga przewaznc wszystka starsza udnose tel pro
MincYi =: ). 80" -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
INFORMATION ON POLAND

sary concessions to the Poles, that it would be
willing to grant German demands. In this
ease the declaration Of war prevented the
consummation Of this scheme.
Now that a Polish government has been
created there is no reason why this work can
not be taken up and. again it can be said the
opportunity to assist in this undertaking
should be appreciated by American and Engl-
ish capitalists. The industrial activities Of
Poland are so centered that there is no reason
why complete system Of electrification can
.notabe installed at relatively low cost and
with an immediate and profitable market for
all the power which may be produced. The
plan includes using steam plants in Russian
Poland and in Galicia using a combination Of
steam and hpdro-electric plants
.s s. The problem is to transfer electric power
from electric stations in the Polish -Silesian
coal district to the. e.nlain industrial districts
around LODI (approximately 12O miles), and
around Warsaw approximately 180 miles),
controlling at the same time the electrical pow.
err distribution in the mine district with it's
industrial plants as well as supplying the mum
erous industrial and agricultural establish
nents all over the country.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18
Premier Brytyjski oznajnliia ze konfe-
reneya pokejowa zalatw1a sic predko.
zadaja azeby konferencya pezosta}a

filed with the post master at Winona, Ainn
April 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oct, 1917
Londyn, is kwietna - Reprezentanci al1antow Pa
y5u dosz do kompletnego porozumiena waznych fun
damentalnych kwestyach kt6re ustecznia pc6j Mem
cami oswiadczy4 dis premier Lloyd George przemowe
izby nizsze. Aanci Storm u1owai zqdania
nadzee przy przyszego tygodnia beda przeda
! wione.
LONDYN kvena Przcmawiajac dis do nizszej zby
kryycyh uwagach swyh czynnoscach konferency poo
owcj Paryzu premier lloyd George powedza po}ozene
pene nicbezpieczstwa da wszstkic kra
low Przyoczy pr6bowa zrobc naepsze pozosta
Ii sam.
za6na konfercncy hstoryi swata saa naprzecv
bcmom akej rozmatos meszanny, powadze Kon
gres Wiedn kt6y bl blizszem przybzenu do tego
mcse do ecz kongres wyszczegoni}
George wypad} ma}o znacnie porownaniu tenn
byto urcgulowane przez te konferencye. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-18

Z ich przybyciem nastapi maj
wieksze nagromadzenie silly wojen
nej jaka kiedykolwiek widziano W
porcie amerykanskinl-103 parow
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