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Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
NEW YORK POLICE ARE PUZZLED OVER
 REPORT FROM FLA.
Authorities of Scala Ar rest Man For Theft t Whom They Believe to Be Binkowitz Who Was Thought Slain.

New York, Oct. 6.--New York police were mystifed today by report from Ocala, Fla, that a man believed to he Henry Binkowitz was arrested there last night for the theft of S17S,C00 in Liberty Bonds belonging to Richard Whitney X Co.,, August F. Several days after the theft a young man lcen- tIf1ed as Binhowitz was found mur- dered at Milford. Conn, but no trace of the stolen bonds was found.
 With the exception of a very few officials 1t has been the general con- census that the mutiIated body found near the Post road in Milford on Aug. 20, was that of Benjamin Blink owitz, the missing New York bank messenger. Since the supposed iden- tif1cation was made, the police have been searching high and low for the murderers, Two Bridgeport people were arrested on the supposition that they knew something of the crime and three others were held for a few hours in connection with the case The authorities were unable to gain any information from these persons. however, or were they successful in locating thes to1en Liberty bonds which werev alued at $17S.0OO.
 Police of Bridgeport and Milford state policemen and detectives who have been working on the Binkowitz case since August 20 are also at loss today to explain the Florida report.
 Today's turn in the baffIing mys- tery revives the probability that the ''Doubting Thomas may have been right in their diagnosis of the case. Those who were disinclined to believe that the body which was found in Milford was that of Btnkowftz, based their opinion on the fact that identi- fcation was not complete. It is re- ported that the missing bank messen- l. gers mother never viewed the body and the vest which she produced tc match the suit found on the remains would have matched almost any blue suit of serge quality. 4 few off cials and other men interested in the case, who saw a picture of Binkowitz and then viewed the remains of a picture of them, remain firm in theil belief that Benjamin Binkowitz was not murdered in this vicinity.
 Chief James Maher, of the Milford police, stated this morning that he will investigate the Florida repor this afternoon. Nothing new has de veloped in the case on this endy ac- cording to the police.
 | If the man who has been arrested in Florida proves to be Benjamin 1 Binkowitz, the authorities will hay, to make an entirely new start on the Milford murder which has now be come famous throughout the East The police admit that they have nc clue as to the identity of the murder victim if he was not Binkowitz. The outcome of the latest developments i:
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
SAY
 MR. WILSON IS ON
 WAY 10 RECOVERY
Executive Chafes At Not Being Able to At teMI To Official Mat ters-Doctors Not To Relax Vigilance.

Washington, Oct. 6-President Will son continues to improve and passed 8 satisfactory night, said a bulletin issued at Il a. m- today and signed oy Rear Admiral Grayson, the Presi- dents physician Rear Admiral Stitt of the Naval Medical School here, and Doctor Sterling Ruffin of this city.
 The bulletin follows:
 White House, Oct. 6, II A. NJ
 The improvement in the Presi- dents condition noted yesterday has continued. He had a satisfactory night.
 (Signed)
 "Grayson, Ruffin, Stitt.''
 While President Wilson's condition steadily is improving, his physicians made it clear today that they did not intend to relax at once their treat ment of absolute rest, carrying with it d prohibition against official acts of any character.
 Those attending the President are much encouraged at his improve ment and feel that 1t is likely that
  covery but they will take no chances of a setback
 MT. Wilson was described today as chafing somewhat because he was not permitted to give any attention to of. ficial matters but Rear Admiral Gary son, his personal physician, said that on the whole he was proving "a good patient" He wanted to prepare a statement for the industrial and labor Conference opening here today, but his physician would not hear of it. Dr. Grayson arranged to consult again today with the other physicians who were called in last week to see the president. It was said that while the patients condition remained as it is now, at least one other physician besides Dr. Grayson would see him daily
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
GARTRALDT SAYS
 HE IS UNIFIED
 FOR POLITICIAN

Rome, Sunday. oct. 5-Gen. Giu- seppe (Peppino) Gariba1di, in a letter written to the newspaper Tempo re- fuses to be a candidate at the coming parliamentary elections declaring that political life is incompatible with his temperament as a soldier"
 General Garibaldi expresses the belief that the allies will not oppose the occupation of Plume by the Ita1- ian government, with guarantees for safeguarding the interests of the en- tente.
 letter of acceptance and also state my platform. Again, I thank you from the bottom of my heart
 There was only one, other delegate brought before the delegates, and that was Edward B. Lynch, the can- didate for town clerk, who thanked the delegates.
 Executive committee, Harry A. Wells, Clifford B. Cassidy, Michael H. Small. Thomas W. Reedy, Thomas W. Hupgsrford, and Richard E. Mey- CTS.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
Serbian Volunteer
 Fires on Italian
 Ship At Cattaro

Rome, Sunday, Oct. 5.-According to reports received by the ministry of the navy. only one shot was fired at the steamer Eptro when she was entering the winding channel leading to Cattaro last week. The shot, it is said, was fired by a Serbian volunteer from the rock of Rondoni, situated on an island in the channel. Italy has secured the punishment of the gull ty sailor and the substitution of Ser bian regular troops for volunteer sail ors as guards of the forts along the channel.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
LUCIANO WANTS DAMAGES FOR
 MOTOR SMASH
Monday, October $, 1919.

To recover for damage to his auto mobile which collided with a car owned by Leon Norton of New Ha- ven, William Luciano of this city has instituted suit against Norton and his wife for s200 In papers filed today in the common pleas court it is stated that he accident happened July 13 last on Barnum avenue near Hallett street. Luciano claims reckless driv- ing by Mrs. Norton, whc operated her husbands car, caused the col lision. The suit is returnabIe to the October term.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
GAR BROKE SIDE OF HOUSE AND
 NIOMAN SUES
Monday. October 6. 1919.

Having a large automobile crash into your house as you are peace fully reading the evening paper is no joke. according to Hattie O. Olm- stead Of Greenwich who today brought suit against F. D. Kings bury of New York. owner of the car. for S4.OOO damages
 In papers filed in the superior court it is stated that when the car struck the side of the house it tore away part of the structure The house owner also declares the accident caused her great mental distress She claims he crash was due to reckless driving by the operator of the auto- mobile. The suit is returnable to tho October term of court
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
BIG R. R. STRIKE
 IN PORTUGAL

Madrid, Sunday, Oct. 5-The rail- way strike which broke out in Portu- gal early today has become general throughout the country. according to late advices reaching here. The strike movement is described as of revolutionary character. The Portu- gese syndicatists, it is indicated in private advices, are asking aid from the Spanish railway employees.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
MARK WAS ON
 TRANSPORT THAT
 CARRIED WILSON
Monday, October 6. 1919


 Stephen J. Mark, of Burr road who was recently discharged from the United States Naval service, regis tered at the office of the Bridgeport Welcome Home committee in the City Hall this morning. Mark was a mem Der of the crew of the U. s. S. George Washington, and made IT trips be- tween this country and Europe on the transport. The George Washington is the vessel which carried President Wilson to and from the peace confer encez in France.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
BRIDGEPORT TO GET S85,094 OF
 COUNTY TAX
Monday. October 6. 1919.

City Clerk J. Alex H. Robinson was notified by the County Commissioners this morning that Bridgeport's share of the Fairfield county tax which amounts to S1S24G0 will be ss5, ,09497 or ntarIy one-half of the total sum.
 This matter will be drought up at tonight's meeting of the City Council, and the bill will probably be ordered paid. It is not expected that any other business of great importance will come before this evenings ses- sion.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
NEW INDIAN PLAY

World Pictures has just completed a picture entitled "The Last of the Seminoles." It was taken deep in the Everglades of Florida where 800 Seminoles, the remnant of the last of a nation of 5O.000 red men live It is an interesting portrayal of the customs of a people almost extinct. Their camps are scattered far and wide and it was q difficult task to find and photograph them.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
2,O00 MINERS IN JOHNST0WN ARE
 OUT ON STRIKE

Johnstown, Pa, Oct. 6.---Two thou sand miners employed in 26 independ- ent coal mines of this district went on strike today in accord with instruc- tions issued yesterday by union off cials The strike is said to have been called because the majority of the mine operators refused to sign the union scale.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
BRITAIN RELIEVED
 OVER END OF
 RAILWAY STRIKE

London, Oct. 6.-General relief and satisfaction is expressed by newspa- pers over the settlement Of the rail road strike. A majority of the jour nals maintain that neither side Is en- titled to claim a victory, but several declare the result has shown that or ganized workmen are unable to in- timidate the nation"
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
THE TOWER OF JEWELS

The cast selected for the support of Corrinne Griffith in 'rThe Tower of Jewels includes Webster Camp bell. Henry Stephenson, Maurice Cos teuo, Charles Halton, Estelle Taylor, Edward Elkas and Charles Craix. This picture is a crook story taS.n from an entirely new angle.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
EMBARGO LESSENED.

Washington, Oct. 6-The embargo against the sailing of shipping board vessels to Great Britain was partially lifted today by the Shipping Board as result of the ending of the railroad strike there.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
ITALY TO SIGN.

Paris, Oct 6-According to a de- spatch from Rome, a royal decree ratifying the peace treaty with Ger many will be signed today.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-10
HUMILITY TO MAKE
 PUBLIC LIST OF
 WILSON PRESENTS

Washington, Oct. 6.---Acting upon the express directions of the Presf- dent and Mrs. Wilson, Secretary Tu- multy today made public statement containing an itemized list of presents received by them while in Europe.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05

of German territory lying on the west
bank Of the Rhine from the Palatinate
northward.
With respect 20 Alsacc-Lorraine the
present tcndcncT is to- make recession
Of this section to France without any
condition Of Dlcbisctc. 1t Is now
occupied by military forces under the
armistice and there is every indication
that the occupation will become per-
manent.
The Bricy and Saar Valley sections
are chiefly important as furnishing
iron, steel and coal on which Ger
many's military power was based, and
it is believed that the new line will
definitely put an end to any further
use Of these sources of German power
Part of the Bricy and Saar sections
will become French by the return Of
Lorraine.
The main difficulty has been over a
large section Of the Saar coal field ly-
ing beyond Lorraine and within Ger
man territory. The present idea seems
to be somewhat between annexation Of
that section and leaving it to Germany
According to this plan the northern
Saar region would be neither Frcnch
nor German but would occupy a p0-
sition somewhat similar to the Dis
trict of Columbia among the American
States. It's productive capacity would
doubtless go to Franco, but politically
its 100000 inhabitants would not be
subject to cOnscription or military
service either to France or Germany
and would not elect delegates to the
| legislative body Of either country.
This and other measures are being
considered with the object Of "stcriliz-
ing" the region SO that Germany could
not by a sudden inrush again turn it's
production to war uses.
Concerning the region along the
west bank Of the Rhine the present
tendency is toward the same form Of
sterilization" which would render this
| impotent for German military uses,
without giving it a definite political
status toward either side. This prob
afly would be accomplished by the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05

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surancc may Nbc secured from the
Camp Insurance officer, Camp Jack
son, S. G.
All policies have a loan value, cash
surrender value, pay dividends and in
surcs the holder against death and to-
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cy is from a fourth to third cheaper
than it could be bought from CONNER
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without new examinations. You can
decrease the amount Of insurance any
time, but can never increase it. You
can discontinue it at any time, but can
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protection against the "Flu' and 9TH
cr diseases and serious accidents.
Remember, Uncle Sam is staying IL
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For your sake-for the sake Of your
futurc-for the sake Of those you love
hold on to Uncle Sans insurance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05

same means as in the Saar region by
making the inhabitants independent of
conscription Of military service to
!either side and without legislative rep
resentatfve except some local form of
self government.
This on broad lines is the present
plan which, however, is only tentative
pending hnal action by the council of
the great powers The plan relative
to other frontiers, including those of
the new Czecho-Slovakia, Roumania
Serbia and Greece, and to the expected
acquisition in Thrace and Asia Minor
are also nearing completion so that
new Europe will begin to take quite
a definite form within Il week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05
The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak

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When your blood is not in a healthy
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the Blood.
1t contains the well-known tonic prop
critics of Quinine and Iron in a form
acceptable to the most delicate stomach.
and Is pleasant to take. You can sooR feel
its Strengthening, Invigoratins Effect. 60c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05
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'' " "'"'""' So"
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05
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ie tho name Of Reliable and Perfect Laxative
which soon relieves Sick Headache. Dizziness. In.
digestion. Stomach Trouble. Gas and Piles caused
by Torpid Liver and Constipation. Always uee a
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and Influenza.
Tonic Laxative excellent In ite effect on tho
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Made and recommended to tho public by Pafla
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05
German Trophies Attract Attention.

"cAhsh llOphiCS AttIuCU AttcutlO11s
great deal of interest has been
manifested recently in the showing Of
German trophies in the display window
|of Minter Company's store. The
trophies were collected by Lieut. Rus
sell Minter, nephew Of Mr. e. P. Min
ter, who saw much fighting in France
and Is still overseas. Most of the
trophies were taken from dug-out
which had been frequented by a Ger
man major who was killed during the
American attack. Among he things on
display is a long German pipe, ex-
quisitely made, giving an idea of the
luxurious ease in which some of the
German officers lived on the western
front. Included in the display is the
Majors helmet, on which is inscribed
the familiar German slogan "NIit Gott
fur Kaiser und Fatcrland" which re.
cent college graduates will interpret
fur KOcnig und Vhtcrand" which re-
The same inscription is found on other
articles.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-05
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-30

organ angielski ocenia take MALE
zycie dzialalnosc aydow angielskich
W o26lnej Rampant przecfw Polsce,
gdyz pisze wyraznie, re ,,ogoi (angiel
ski poczyna rozumiec, &c So sprawy
narodowe, " kt6rych interesy bry-
ta1skie rozchodza sic calkiem z in
teresami zydowskiemi. TAX byio "
kwestyi Rosyi ma poczatku wojny.
Teraz powtarza sic TO W kwestyi
polskiej''.
Ten CLOS pi5ma londyiskieSo jos;
ola mas bardzo cenny, 10 bez male
zytego zdemaskowania machinacyi
Observation-Disclosures pred rzada-
mi i spoleczeistwami KRAKOW cnten-
ty. obrona nasza bylaby bardzo u
trudniona. Il zadoS olenicm tez
stvierdzamy, &c Morning Post L
calej tel spravy wyciaga nalczyte
wnioski. mianowicie pi,ac W sprawic
$laska G6rnego.
Jest to iScic piehielry spiseH !
Tieicc 1aIujemy, 10 III simy przy-'
znat, &c kilku Z naszyCh ~aliancklch
r.tE6w stanu pablo W tel sprawie
zbyt lekka zdobycza niemieckieJ
rrze bieglo$ci. Lecz teraz. gdy praw,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-30

skuie W calei peini ten spisek ME
miecki przeciw Polsce.>
,,Propozycya ~plebiscytu pisze
Morning Post" natchneia wi
docznie rad niemiecki 90 popeinie-
MIA zbrodni strasznej - niedopusz-
czenia ludnoSci Gornego Slaska Ia
pomoca zab6jstwa depoItacyi, pre-
sladowan i teroryzowanIa do wypo'
wiedzenia swej wolf. Polacy stanoFi-
Ii wiekszo$t. vice w~iekszoSc ia musi
zginac. ByIo TO formula, u&ozona
przez ..niewinny i zreformowany'
rad niemiecki i przeproWadzons
przcz .,niewinny" | ,,zreformoWany'
nar6d niemiecki.
Aktem pierwszym srv oyi lokaut
robotnik6w polskich, urZ&dzony
przez urzednik6v n~iemieckich. Ro-
botnicy CT sostali wyslani re Slsska
/. zdaje sic, wzieci przeH aliantoN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-30

.rogi! Bog vie, co sic STAG moze!
= I'm sic wydaje, re my to co? Me ludzie
.~czujace? Re my z drzewa i MONA z mas wyciosy-
wac, CO sic tylko komu podoba! My zywe i Eye
chcemy, to sic w trumne pc dobrej wolf ME POLO
zymy, a wdeptac sic W MIA ME danny.
- Zeby nam przyszio gfowy po}ozyc, a ME
danny sic!
- B6jcie sic Boga! ~jeszcze kto posiyszy do
.niesie! Ludzie! - haga4 staruszek, DO ch}opi juz
tracili r6wnowage, siedzieli wprawdzie spokojnie,
ale po izbie lataIy coraz ,grozniejsze s}owa i spoj-
rzenia, a twarze r~ozpala}y sic gniewem. Kobieta
pod piecem zaszlocha}a tax giosno, az ktoS "a
krzyczal:
- Mogli5cie sic juz przez lyle lat wypiakat.
Me Gas nam ma beki a lamenta!
Przycichio w izbie, ale Pc chwili znowu Ia
wrza1y rozmowy, zaczeli sic coraz s~zczerzej wy
wnetrzac, tylko re glossy by}y juz cichsze i rwol-
niejsze, a s}owa wyrywa}y sic Z trudem, jakby z
pod serca, jakby z utajonych giebin trwogi; smu-
TEX przejmowa{ dusze i pochyla& tie braterskie,
~nieulekie czo}a, rozpaczliwy, beznadziejny smu-
tex wyziera4 z ~przymglonych 4zami oczow.
- AZ strach pomySlec, CO sic z Mani stanie!
- Nawet kalendarz maja nam zmienic!
wszystkie swieta %przemienia pc swoje-
mu; Boze narodzenie wypad}oby W s~tyczniu!
Jake to moze bye? Przecie7 Chrystus u
rodzii sic "a grudnia, to ME moze sic rodzic drugi
raz W styczniu! Me mole! Nasz polski Chrystus
'urodzif sic "a grudnia! jake. lego czfowiek
ME zrozumie, chocby ~jeszcze 1y1 sto lat!
- grunt4w ME bedzie nam wolno ~kupowac!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-30
r L
CIERPLACYCH ma ASIME
Nova domowa metoda, kt6ra
kazdy moie u1ye bez kiO-
potu j straty cza3u.

Many nova metode ktora utInterca
astne I chcefny azebyacie mrobovGH
ma nasz kosst- Me robi roInicy. oD
aAtma Jest pzedawniona cay doptero
roEw!jajaca sic cay ujawnia sic t2fo
Hay Fever aBbo chronic1na astTna, prSyS
SLICE pc dawana darmo probke nas1ej
metofy. Mo robt roAnbcy W jaiktIn XII
rnacio mieszkacie, " jaktn jeSteSctS
wieku, Tub jakie macie zatrudnieniA,
jeieli macie S9tme, nasza Inetoda po-
Wilma spraw.c wan natyehmtAstowS
ulgs.
Chciei;bysmy specyalnis posiat lynn.
ktorzy oierpia ma TAX 1wana beSna-
dzietna, gdIie ws1elkiego gatunku 10.
karstw Go w~dychan!a. p~reparacye . o.
plum, W fornie parry. patentowane,
etc. ME pomogsy. Chcemy ,&a4dego
p~rzekonac naszym w'asnym kossteI 70
ia nova netc!la zAkoffczy wsZy stklc
trudnosci W od4ychan!u, sapanlu ! m
ne straszns paroksyzmy poWo1owans
prEeL Astme.
TIA oferta darmo Jest zanaito waana
a4eby 2 niej ME korzystac jakaaiore.
dzej. P.szcie lfzisiaj Zacznitcie uzywac
Earaz. Me ~przysylatGle p~ien!edzy. Tyl-
ko przye1Iijc!e pon;1szy kupon. ZroScis
to daisiaj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-30

jake robotnicy niemieccy i zmobili-
zowani do odbudowy terenow, zruj-
noHanych we Francyi i Belgii. w
ten sposob polityka Nicmiec sluzyla
dwom celom: zmniejszenia iloSci
glos6w polskich W przysLlym plebi-
scycie i zadoScuczynienia jednemu z
zapotrzebowa6 aliantow bez zadnej
straty dla narodu niemieckiego.
Dals1ym Srodkiem " lynn planie
bylo powstanie, wywo}ane nieslycha-
nemi represyami niemieckiemi, pla-
nowo stosovanemi w~celu ~doprowa-
dzenia do wybuchu rozpaczy / re
ii bezbronnej ludno$ci polskiej.
Ma G6rnym Slasku rozgrywa sic
jeden tylko z epizodow rozleglego
spisku niemieckieso przeciw Polsce.
Wykonawcami za$ jeso 50 nietylko
dawn junkrzy ! hakatySci. dEialaja-
cy W b~ratniej 1odzie 4, socyslista-
mi niemieckimi, ale i w;ele innych
czynnikow zewnetrznych 20 "a gra-
nicami Niemiec.
! Cytowany organ angielski pisZe
wyraEnie: UtWorzyi sic teras zawiiy
i tajempiczy spisek k~cnspiracyjny
przecfTko Polsce; sadZimy, il spiseS
ten posiada swoich aSe1toW i pred
staWicieli, $wiadomych lQb nieswia-
domych navel " radach aliantow.
OpublikowaliSmy niedawno listy pc
wnego Niemca, wla$ciciela fabryki
ma G6rnym Slasku, ktory zaznacza.
IL udafo sic sklonic niektorych dZia-
LACEY wybitnych koalicyi do siuze-
mia polityce n~iemieckiej prIeciS
Polsce".
Drugi document, list ,,geheimra-
ia" (radcy tajnego) Gruenfelda :
Charlottenburga stwierdza, re W O.
kresie cd listopada r. z. do 20 lutte
90 r. B.. rad niemiecki wydal ma
propaganda okolo g. milionow ma
rex. List drugi tegoz geheimrata u
jawnia ~szczeg63y machinacyi ME
mieckich przeciw Polsce PREY po-
mocy zyd6w nswct ansielskich.
W tym celu utrzymyTane byly sta
lie delegacye " Hadze, Bernie i 10
penhadze. Organizacya W Kopenha-
DE zostala powierzona niejakiemu
Winzowi. kt6ry otrzyruje instruk-
Y i fundusze 2 Berlina. Program
dzialalnoSci jego zawie-al: l. Wy