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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

about a week and a half. The trip
was made by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Johnson and daughter spent Sun
day at the Fred Deadrick home
HaWick and Paynesville baseball
teams crossed bats here Sunday af-
ternOOn. The score was IL to 4 in
favor of Hawick.
Baptismal services were held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon, a number of babies were bap-
tized. They were as follows: The in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Johns; one child of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Harris; two children of Mr. and Mrs.
Oswald Graveyard; two children of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Harris; little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hud-
son; little child of Mr. and Mrs. C. G..
Enander; infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Curtiss. The baptismal SER
vices were conducted by T. NJ Find
ley after which P. S. Krebbs made
few remarks. Mrs. Wilson also gave
short talk on what the cradle roll
| was for.
Mrs. L. A. Reamer and son Howard
will hold a public auction on their
farm one mile north of Hawick Sept
LIST. 1t is reported that they will move
to Minneapolis where Howard will
study to be a DOCTOR
]. F.. Jones and daughters Jennie
and Alice and Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
WEIGH and son Roger attended SER
vices in the Mission church in Irving
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Nelson and dau-
ghters spent Sunday evening at the
A. Imhof home.
The Hawick Coop. Creamery board
met at 0. w. Olson's Friday to make
out their monthly checks.
J. F. Jones and daughters Jennie
and Alice took supper at the E. P.
WEIGH home Sunday
Shock threshing is in full blast and
oats are yielding fine while wheat is
only averaging to bushel per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirve Welch and
daughters Ruth and E. P. WEIGH aut-
oed to Paynesville Saturday.
A much welcomed rain fell Thurs
potatoes and gardens.
J. o. Nelson assisted a number of
farmers with their stacking last week.
R. E. King and E. P. WEIGH are
erecting new Unadilla stave silos on
their farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. King and fam
lily spent Sunday with relatives near
New London.
r. H. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. An
ton Emhoff were Paynesville callers
the middle Of the week.
Mrs Otto Ring and daughter of WILL
mar came down Saturday to attend
tint services at the Mission church.
Word has been received here that
Mr.: and Mrs. John Adams of Wolf
Point, Mont, are the proud parents of
a baby boy born August II. Congrat-
ulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. p J. Williamson and
sons, and Miss Paulson of Atwater,
and Mrs. Elmer Olson of Kerkhoven
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. HON rs Cur
tiss Sunday evening.
Mr.. Gustafson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson and children of Belgrade at
tended services in Irving Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pelkey. and Hell
en- Pelkey of Paynesville spent Sun
day at the E. J. Hood home.
Mrs. Iverson and children Ruby and
Richard. called on Mrs. Jackson Sun
} day evening.
Do you play horse shoes? A tourna.
ment may be held at the County Fair
If competing teams can be secured for
each town. Outlook ia bright. All
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

The Albert Rodelin family were en-
tertained at TORY Carlson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. He'd and family Wis
tied with Oluf Julson's in Olivia last
Sunday.
A birthday party was given in honor
of Stephens Swenson at John E.
Johnsons last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soderberg and son
Fridolph, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, son
Richard and daughter Freda, Oscar
Olson. Emil Johnson, Pete Blomgren
and daughter Ellen, Russell Peterson,
Pearl Sjoberg and Roy Berg visited
with Enock Eckblad's at Lake Florida
last Sunday.
An ice cream social will be given
at the Albert Johnson's place the 4th
of September.
Cecilia and Emma Johnson, Fred
Norling and Fred Johnson took in a
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SVEA

Quite number of base ball fans
from this vicinity took in the game at
Willmar last Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson returned home
from Willmar last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Bailey who are
now living at Breckenridge are visit
ing the Oscar Westberg and Ralph
Tatting homes at present.
The members of the choir had their
pictures taken last Saturday.
o. A. Klapp traded his Oakland for
Scripps-Booth car.
Mr. and Mrs A. O. Tatting of Fer
gus Falls visited the Ralph Tatting
homt the latter part of last week leav-
ing for their home Monday evening.
The work of grading the road from
Svea to Willmar was started last
week.
Pete Johnson and Alger Erickson
have been busy the past week paint
ing the store.
Leslie Baklund returned from Car
rlngton, N. D., where he was employ
ed for some time.
The Ladies Aid at the. o. Wester-
berg home was we'll attended in spite
OF the threatening weather and mud
dy roads.
The Farmers Club program last Fri.
day tvening brought out full house.
An interesting talk on the Babcock
road amendment, preparations for the
booth at the County Fair and Hobbies
Orchestra from W1ukar were the
| main features
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tatting and
daughter and Mr.. and MAs.A. o. Tat
| ting autoed to Spicer last Sunday.
The job Of brick veneering the
| church is now completed and several
Workmen are now lathing.
Dave Carlson and family moved to
| the vacant place on the Oscar Lind
| blad farm. They will live there until
Richard Rudbeck vacates his farm,
The heavy rain Of the past week
was a good thing for corn and late
potatoes.
Do you play horse shoes? A tourna-
ment may be held at the County Fair
II competing teams can be secured
for each township. Outlook is bright.
| All those who have the least skill in
| this sport should send their names to
the Dodge Service Station, at Willmar
| at once.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

social at A. Olander's in New London
last Wednesday evening"
Mr.. Lindlof, Mrs. Engsell, daughter
Esther and son Sam of ST. Paul ar
rived here Saturday evening. They
returned on Sunday accompanied by
Mrs. Lindlof who has been visiting
here couple of weeks.
Fred Johnson and Arthur He'd visit
ed with friends in Willmar Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Anna Norling and son Fred Wis
tied at Andy Bomstad's on Sunday.
Do you play horse shoes? A tourna-
ment may be held at the County Fair
If competing teams can be secured
for each township. Outlook is bright.
All those who have the least skill in
this sport should send their names to
the Dodge Service Station, at Willmar
at once
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

The following is list of the teach
ers for next year:
Supt.-George O. Brohaugh, Willmar
Sec'y to Superintendent-Ell Carl
son, Wi1lmar.
Senior H. S. Prin.-Josephine Jen-
ness, Willmar.
Junior H. S. Prin.-Honora Murphy.
Litchfeld.
English-Tillie Hansen. Minneapolis
English & Math.-Valborg Grims-
gard, Grove City.
Hist, Econ. etc-Harry Wahlstrand
Willmar.
History-Ella Lorentzen, Willmar.
Latin-Jo Evelyn Quigley, Bird Is
land
Math. & Gen. Sc.-Viola Redding,
Lamberton.
Science-Mildred Nelson, Waverlv,
Man. Training-Arthur Erickson.
Willmar.
Man. TT. & Phys. Educ.-James Ire.
bilcock, Princeton Michigan.
Home EcOnomics-Cary P. Larson
Atwater
Music and Art-Nell S. Robbins
Willmar.
Teacher Training-Emma Krefting
Minneapolis.
Commercial Training-Ida Swens
rud, Minneapolis.
Asst. Junior H. S.-Abvy Paddock
Willmar: Clara Mueller, Morristown
Esther Johnson, Mora; Mrs. Grace
Dougherty, Willmar; Nigeria Rasmus
sen, Willmar; Stella Noreen, Willmar
First Grade - Mamie Johnson
Mora; Maud Silloway, Minneapolis
Esther Gordon, Faribault; Agnes
Haines, Willmar.
First & Second G.-Laura Krefting
Minneapolis
Second Grade-Alice Larson, St
Cloud; Marie Hilstad, Kenyon; Nellie
kleve, Willmar; Christine Clausen
Ashby
Third grade-Clara Huber, Shake
pee.
Third & Fourth-Inez Soldal, Hope
N. Dak.; Cora Palm, Litchfield: Lille
Corthe, Willmar.
Fourth Grade-Milla Lynne, Ashby
Hazel Elmquist, Willmar.
! Third grade-Anna Mittvet, Will
mar
Fourth-fifth - Harriet Lorentzen
Wilmar
Fifth grade-Pau1ine Lord, Morris
Nellis Nipple, Russell.
Fifth-sixth-Lillian Averill, Durand
Wisconsin.
Sixth grade-Mamie Dempsey, Win
dom; Ella Haines, Willmar.
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HAWICK

sHawick, August 23-Mr. and Mrs. E.
j. Hood and son Albert autoed to St,
Cloud Monday returning in the even
ing.
Fred Deadrick, Mr.. Carlberg and G..
]. Paynes autoed to Litchfield on bus
mess the first of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Jones left the
first Of the week for New Ellington, S.
L., to assist their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Trelstad during
tnresn1nT They expect to be gone
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HimmeIman-Otsen

The marriage of Miss Ruth Olsen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oh
sen. to Mr.. Harry W. Zimmerman of
Mankato, was solemnized at the Nevis
Hotel on Thursday, August 18th, at
high noon. The Rev. Mr.. Carlson of
Brainerd read the impressive Luther
an services in the presence offortyfve
relatives and close friends Of the fam
lily.
Cloudy and chilly outside. the we'd
ding day was all brightness within,
for willing hands had transformed the
long hotel lobby and spacious dining
room into bowers of autumn bloom.
The staircase was wreathed with yel-
low and white streamers and banked
with masses of golden rod. From out
the fire place was built the semblance
of an altar covered with masses of
ferns, while from a canopy of white
and yellow hung a wedding bell of
green and silver. The dining room
decoration carried out the scheme OF
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

August 24.-Svhool will open Tues
day morning Sept. It'll.
All persons who wish to room or
board teachers the coming year should
call up the high school office giving
details and prices.
All the desks in the Senior high
school have been cleaned. stained and
vanished. The walls and ceilings
have been retinted and the floors
scrubbed and oiled so that the upper
class men will scarcely know that the
quarters are the same as the ones
they occupied last year. The tinting
has been done by Mr. ]. n Botnen.
Last winter the boys in the manual
training rooms and the grade pupils on
the same floor were frequently annoy
ed by plaster falling upon them from
the ceiling. This has now been fixed
up by Mr. Dahlheim so that we look
for no further trouble
The stairways and halls of the old
high school were extremely creaky
and noisy. During the summer new
stairways have been put in and the
steps coated with mastic. Mastic
floors have been installed in all the
halls of the new building. Mastic is
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25
WOMEN

Why move constantly from
place to place and live in
daily fear of your landlord?
Why put up with shabby in
convenient places when you
might just as we'll live In a
bright new up-to-date house
fitted with all modern con-
veniences that makes house.
keeping a pleasure instead
Of drudgery? Bring your
husband out to see these
beautiful new houses and we
will do the rest.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

those who have tht least skill in this
sport should send their names to the
Dodge Service Station, Willmar, at
once.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

composition which is put on with a
troWel like plaster but it is springy
like linoleum so that it produces a
very quiet floor. This floor wears very
we'll but cannot stand the rough usage
that can be given to concrete One
big advantage OF mastic aside from it's
quietness is the ease with which it
can be repaired
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2AL CONSTRUCTION FEATURES


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~ an oEof dando
hues odannv
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

can De repaired.
\ number Of questions have been
asked us in regard to the Commercial
course which will be offered in the
high school this year. We plan to
make this a regular four-year high
school course and the subjects offered
will be the following: Commercial
arithmetic. commercial geography,
business English, commercial law,
bookkeeping, shorthand and typewrit-
ing. At present we cannot say in
what year the work will begin. That
depends entirely upon the number of
students registering for the work. The
first four subjects will be half-year
courses, bookkeeping and typewriting
Will be year courses and shorthand
will be a tWO-year course.
Blau gas will be installed in the
chemistry and physical laboratories,
in the new biology laboratory and in
the domestic science rooms The old
; unsatisfactory alcohol burners used in
chemistry will be discarded and also
the kerosene stoves used for cooking.
Some fine new equipment has been in
stalled in the domestic science rooms
which includes a new instructors
desk, two sinks equipped with hot and
cold water and II desks for students
Each desk has a white magnesium top
and can be used by two persons.
The new furniture ordered for the
Junior high school includes the fol
! lowing: Is teachers desks, IFS tab
let arm opera chairs, 900 portable op
era chairs, $40 school desks, 2S4 tab
let arm chairs for recitation rooms
complete equipment for the new bio
logy laboratory, so teachers and visi
tors chairs and few other small
items. Practically all Of the furniture
came to us knocked down so that the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25

work of putting it together has been
immense. This work is now nearly
completed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25
HOMESEEKERS

The location leaves moth
ing to be desired. These
new modern homes are built
on good high and dry lots
(5ox15o) in the fast growing
and beautiful South section
of Willmar. They are with
in easy walking distance, for
the business district is only
six blocks away.
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SCHOOL NOTES

August 24.-Svhool will open Tues
day morning Sept. It'll.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25
MEN

Are you going to pay your
landlord a big share Of your
earnings the rest of your life.
Can you be content to drift
into old age without a home
of your own? Do you intend
to shirk the duty every man
owes to himself and family?
Buy one Of these splendid
houses on easy payments
and get out of the RENT Pay
ers Club" into the "Home
Owners Glass;.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
MIEJSKIE KLOPOTY FINAN-
SOWE.

Kontroler miejski Geo. +. Har-
ding otrzynai wczoraj rapport Z
obliczeniem przypuszczalnego
budzetu Chicago ma rok 1921,
ktory grozi miastu- powaznym
deficytem. ,,Stoimy znowu wo-
bee zagradzajacego nam droge
muru' x oswiadczyi pan Har'-
ding. ,,Po1ostaja nam dwie alter
natywy tylko: albo musimy O.
trzymac pomoc Cd legislatury,
albo musimy znizyc wydatki, a.
by polryiy sic one rozchodamL
Do tego ostatniego Srodka ucie-
kniemy sic dopiero ewentua'nie
wtedy, gdy legislature wyda swa
decyzye."
Dotycllczas wptyneiy obIicze-
MIA wydatkow miejskich ma rok
1921 ma sumo $28,274,967, ktore
ME obejmuja jednak wydatko"
departamentu policyi, wydzialu
elekcyjnego ! sad6w miejskich.
Gdy doda sic rozchody tych. a
dend, budzet miejski dosiegnic
sunny $45,OOo,ooo, czyli o $S,ooo,-
coo wiecej niz W roxy biezacym
Jskiej akcyi domagac sic be-
die miasto ze strony legislatlTy,
tego pan Harding ME powiedzia',
zaznaczyl jednak, re ME bedzie
sic domagaio podwyzszenia po-
datkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
ARESZTOWANIE NACIA-
GACZA.

Do Chicago zjechaf niedawno
,cudowny czlowiek' - DR.
Harry Mays, kt6ry otworzy} blu
70 pnr. 105 S. Ashland ave. wy
wiesil tam wielki szyld ogiosze-
niem Naciagacz ten twierdzi, re
leczy wszelIie choroby "a pomo-
ca wkiadania rqk i modlitwy.
Onegdaj zg}osili sic do niego
inspektorzy stanowego wydzialu
edukacyjnego c. Zuraj i c. Erler,
ably poddac sic tel kuracyi wy
ciagnac tego odpowiednie kon-
sekwencye, Gdy weszli, zastali
rastepujaca sytuacye: Pred
Maysem kleczaiy dwie kobiety,
mad Ltoremi on trzyma} wycia-
sniete rece, odmawiajac Przy tenn
jakas niby modlitwe. Gdy skoh-
cyl, powiedziai i'm; ,,Bedziecic
zdrowe. Zobaczcie sic moim ka-
syercm." Dalej przysz}a kolcj
znow ma dwic kobiety i powtorzyi
sic znow ten sam proceder "a
koiiczeniem: ,,Zobaczcic mego
kasyera." Potem byla kolej Zu-
raja. Mai on sparzonq lekko re-
Ike pokazafja ,doktorowi" mo-
wiac, IL jest to wyrzut, kt6ry wy
stepuje peryodycznie co miesiac
Mays powiedziai mu, re 'wyleczy
te ,,egzeme" w ciagu trzech sean-
sow, poczem zn6w' zakohczyi:
,,Zobacz sic z mym kasyerem."
Op1ata wynosiia cd So i wyzej.
Po tenn doswiadczeniu Zuraj u
da} sic do sedziego Trude, ktory
wyda} warrant ma Maysa kazai
60 aresztowac. Ma stacyi policyj-
nej postawiono go pod kaucya W
kwocie $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
CHICAGO MA STAG SIZE
CENTREM AWIACYI.

Ma wczorajszej sesyi miejskieJ
komisyi awiaoyjnej omawiano
plany. jak uczynif Chicago cen
ttem awiatycznem pod wzgledem
budowy aeroplanow, eksperymen
talnym obsfugi pocztowej. Ko-
rnisya przedstawiia burmistrzowl
'Thompsonowi wniosek, ably
zwr6sii sic do rzadu proSba o
zalozenie w Chicago awiatycznej
stacyi eksperymentalnej. Stacya
TAXA znajdowala sic dotychczas
W Dayton, O. i obecnie kasuje sic
ia tam. wobec czego moze bye
ona przeniesiona do Chicago.
Przyjeta ma sesyi rezolucya kon-
statute, re pod wzgledem geogra-
ticznym topograficznym zadne
inne miasto w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych ME posiada tych dodat-
Mich stron jak Chicago i dlatego
ma ono wszelkie szanse, ably stac
sic prawdziwem centrem awiaty-
cznem kraju. ...
Prezes komisyi F. J. Link "a
mianowal pr6ez tego wczoraj ko-
mitet, kt6ry ma opracowac ordy-
mans, regulujacy przepisy dla a
wiatorow, przelatujacych mad
rniastem. w sktad tego konitetu
weszli: Major McChord, porucz-
mix E. E. Wilson, j. NJ. S. Ste
phens alderman Guernsey i May
pole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d slotca o godzinie 1907.
Zach6d sIonca o godzinie 4:10.
Pogoda W Chicago OkOlicy: w
piatek pochmurnie, W sObote praw-
dopodobnie pogodnie. Me wiele
znlian w temperature. UmiarkOwa-
nv p6Inocno-zachodn wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: NaJ-
wy4sza wczoraj godzinie II W Po-
Iudnie, 40 stopni. nalnizsZa godzi-
MES rano, 33 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
MOZLIWOSc PRZYJEClA
PRAWA ANTYIMM1GRA-
CYINECO.

Washington, 10 grudnla' -
Zwolennicy blu Johnsona, maJ2-
cv ma celu wstrzymanie immIgra
cvi ma diva lata. .uzyskali w lzblc
Posf6w TAXA wiekszo5t, IL przy-
iccie tcgo blu zdaje sic bye maj
kompletniej zapewnione. Po dw''
godzinnych goracych dcbataci'
urzadzone pr0bnc ,glosowanle'
kt6rego wynik byt TAXI, IL "a
wstrzynaniem immigracyi padio
Isl g}os6w przeciw tylko 9; po
mimo to opozycya w dalszynl
ciagu zwalcza usilnie projekt I'M
migracyjny. Ma podstawie roz-
porzqdzenia komitetu porzadku
lzby, debaty mad ia sprawa 20
staly ograniczone do czterech go
DIN, pozostaje zatem Jeszcze
dwie godziny la debaty W teJ
sprawic ia nastepne poSiedzenle,
ma ktorem dozwolone bedq tylko
piecio-minutowc przemowlenla
M ten temat. Przewodnlczacy
Johnson, kt0ry wniosl powyzszy
bill oSwiadczy}, IL prawdopodo-
buie ostatcczne giosowanie mad
bilem odbedzie sic w sobo'e,
Kongresmani SABBATH dem. Chi
cago, kleczka Milwaukee / Sic
gel Nowego Iorku, wraz maia
tylko liczbq innych kongresma-
now - zwalczaja wszelkiemi sila
mi bill antyimmigracyjny, lecz
bezskutecznie; bill ten ma "a So
ba olbrzymia wiekSzoSt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
Kronika Chica&oska.

silva, o lie zostanie ono ulcgallzo-
wane przcz Legislature innych
sportow atletycznych. komisya
ia byfaby powolana do czuwania
mad czystoScia kontest6w atlety-
cznych pobieraiaby pewien pro-
cent Cd opfat "a wstepne ma ME,
Jest wniosek, ably procent ten
wynosii 10. Komisya ia skIadaia-
by sic pieciu mianowanych
przez burmistrza cZlonk0w.
Autorem omawianego projektu
Jest alderman A. ]. Ccrmak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, piatek, 10 grudnia: n. NJ. r.
Uoret.
Jutro, sobota, IL grudnia: Sw.
DamaZego Pap.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
PRZECIWKO OTWARTYM
GALA NOC TEATRZYKOM.

Alderman Joseph O. Kostner
przedstawi} ia oncgdajSzem po-
s;edzeniu Rady Miejskiej WHO.
SEX, domagajacy sic wydania or
dynansu, ze wszystkie otwarte
dotychczas przez Gala noe teatrzy
ki ruchomych obrazkow majq
bye zamkniete cd godz. pc pol
nocy do 0mej rano. w uzasadnie-
niu swcgo wniosku dowodzii pan
Kostner, re teatrzyki te sa w
nocnej porze schronieniem dla
wszelkiego rodzaju rzezimiesz-
koW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
Kurs Marek Polskich.

wedlc komunikatu pOlskiegO kon-
sulatu Gcneralnego kurs marek pol
skich Jest dzis: 44O marck IA 500.
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ARESZTOWANIE WYSLAN-'
NIKA SoWIEToW.
woIsKA BoLSzEWIcK1E
MA GRANICY AFGANI-
STANU.

Berlin, 10. grudnia- - Dowod-
ca wojsk bolszewichch W Iur--
kiestanie, gen. Soionikow, wy
da& rozkaz do swych wojsk, aze-
by zajely wzg6rza ma granicy
Afganistanu. w rozkazie swoim
mowi on, re ma tym ,dachu
swiata" pochodnia rewolucyi po-
Wilma bye niesiona przez zoinle-
rzy bolszewickich, gdzie winien
bye zatkniety sztandar wolnoSci'
Narody Indyi powinny wiedziec'
re Pomoc bratnia ME jest zoyt
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