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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Canada is not accept the mandate for Armenia The Dominion probably expects have trouble enough with tionists this Summer
 The first impression stranger gets from reading the MeX can that there large quantity of generals hand down there. mathematical underlng this office has kept record from the reports and that January
 the average command of the Mexican general is 300
 When man observed Kung Flu Tze the Chinese philosopher sometimes known Conucious Shall existed perfect thousand generations abolish capital punishment"
 Food again reported lower If it keeps going lower may in tmc be able buy enough for satisfactory assured by nearer "Shucks lost bass drum once should be further onsoed by the experience of Senor Ameghmo with the petrifcd dnosaurus
 A jury awarded verdict of 6 a heart balm We'll she has consolation any way nickel is no good without the
 Secretary Daniels explains that the action of the United States government in sending battesips Mexico Y not at all unusual" We realize it, Mir Daniels, realize
 Japanese eghe has been held in quarantine because the officials the aboard the vessel have become infected This ought teach the lesson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

The Allies have rejected Wilson's plan Turkey. they might least have waited until he had chance to tell them what it anyway
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
MOTHERS DAY

In the Heavens above, The Angels, whispering to another Can find, among their burning terms of Love, None so devotional as that of Mother.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Now that the overall fad well established who going invent substitute article of apparel the overall manufacturers when the latter profteering?
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Canada is accept the mandate for Armenia. The Dominion probably expects have trouble enough with tionsts this Summer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Madrid has temporarily called off the bull fights in that city. The directors claim that the animals their disposal small They should import political candidates from America Spain.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

The latest from San Reno indicates that whatever may be President Wilson's influence Capitol Fl European dpo mats realize that he still on earth
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Another conference has been called ascertain what be done to relieve the and present sugar crisis Look for another rise in all saccharine products forthwith.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Many in frock would change willingly to over as if he could be assured of the income that usually with that garb.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

All night long couple of faithful policemen guarded $10OOO worth of seized How would you like be left in charge of that much rum?
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

The who be right with his fellows first get right with himself
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

A Mobile who had partaken of brand known ocaI squirrel wskc dehed the police for hours and caused dis rupon of service There is argument either against prohibition. Make the most of it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Japanese freghter has been held in quarantine because e officials fear the aboard the vessel have become infected This ought teach the lesson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Secretary Daniels explains that the action of the United States government in sending baehps Mexico I not all unusual We realize it. Mr. Daniels we realize
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

jury awarded a verdict of 6 a heart balm. We she has consolation any way nickel is good without the war tax
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Food is again reported lower" If it keeps on g we may in time, be able to buy enough for satisacto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
ME- THOD|ST
CONFERENCE
SPLENDID CONDITION OF WHEEL
mo CHURCHES SHOWN BY
REPORT
DR.. j. w. Howell, OF Bunalo, Now York,
Delivers Interesting Address
To The Gathering


Thursdny'a session az Ia" West VII.
yiuIn annual conference of Ia" Methodist
Epiacnpnl churches. IN ihc First Church
at Muun,lrvlllr. Opened with n d"N"il"mH'
sCrViCn IT. 30 u'Clo"k. lilHh"p fInu'lh
j. Me- 'unnrll presiding
At min" O'clnClI the H"COnd op"n huHi
ness r.nNuinn Of tn" conference" began.
ThI. nrn.inn was drvutcd chiefly to ia"
reading OF Ia" district reports 10y TIA"
20 vrrnI EupCrint~ndrntN Of The Htnlr
Tho WhcnIlnE district report wnH ruh.
IniLlcd hy the Rev. g. Fred AudcrH"u.
district superintendent
AddrcBu on DoaconeHH Work
bishop Hamilton presented az ON" ct
tho speakers Of tho morning. Dr. J. w.
Howell OF Rufalu. y. Y. secretary of
DcaCuness Work Of America.
Dr Howell mad" plea for more
young people t. enter the ministry ana
womcn's work. declaring that during the
last year not Il conference in MvthndiSrn
had furnished enough young men and
young women TO meet the needs OF that
conference.
Tho church must provide these young
people. he said and must interest young
women In entering the dcaCuncSS train
10 bishop Hughes Speaks
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes. honor
guest OF Centennial Day at MUundsvtlle
was presented u the conference at II
o'clock. and the distinguished son Of
Mouudsvillc was given ii rouslng ora-
tlUn.
Bishop hughes at this time spoke
briefly on behalf 81 the general confer
,nCr board OF education.
The firat section Of his address he
d,.vtrd L. telling Ih" conference pat l."
be- IA successful minister one must hLS1
n hnlnnrrd training.
"Fdu,aIr the head ana tho heart he
said
After Iclaf ing how r"mr highly rdu.
Gated minister's tan h,,iua, or ~ heart
'hhI II not property prepared. hlHh"r
lIughra brought ni"Iu 81 nrlIhunn
from the ,,nfoIcu,o win the f"IIVvImg
lie, lnIutiun.
Hut. don't nirunh"r rInuI me the
Voc 81 Il,c uv"tnV" Mlh"dIui IL"n' h'I
lea UNHruI,"i u"',uaurr" I"" many Inil
I" Eiy" tia proper study 1" iho ui'I'"In
il"u of Ilolr r,in"ur. lh"m =" ini" ia"
pulpit ga sunday aud h,ll"w foT Ih"
Holy t.h"ai
"tn nTrnid '."h 'l"cun'I pny much NJ
i"ufi"r :" tho Iunu vh" Il" N"t"r "a" week
- ptculrur timo FROM hiu I'""pl,. then
goes int" hia pulpit on SUNDAY aud uu"7
tho Holy Ghost for n labor saving ds
vice"
Tho purpose or thr general conference
board 81 cduraliu bishop HuEh"W h"
clrr"d to hc lwU-'Old
First To rruvidv Tor ia" training "f
rs yVuus people for Christian scINl,c
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THE DESIRE
OF EVERY WOMAN
A Cloar, Bmooth. Youthful Tinted
Complexion.

o.. Much tlmo lu npU"l ny """'" !"
hsauI, IutH aud he f'io thou "i''"i'
Ia 80 t,,rtI L., REGAIN that 1"ff. '"ulh
fan lint 81 tho '"iuIl" 't"" - - ''"ht
az pkIu ~ unnIFhll. 0hi" hl'nI'h'a
ri, 80 ~ hu,r"" h"rUiy ''""iI"""'
which ,"nrIain 81 ~" d'llsh'i"' "'""'
rIds uln.L nr.d Nhl'. ointment ""h
IiIn,L and white 1"op
ntT"r, i.iIItug zoe 'i'nUT" Va" T''h
IrN, Iila.r rni Wh.t" u"nr Ih"" '"l'
nnd p,"runF' 'i'n", Nl"" ""' WIN"
DIitnruI srsI t,s,iul"E aga" ''""""'
tho olIu I.ur ihIp uln'h U"d NhI'"
I.cruty Treatment T"r n"vornl u'gh'"
mud y,,u viil rsu"Ilou'o m"nt h"rry 80.
auIir NI"ur. lp,h II u"i H"ilHn"l
vi good dug ,ud department N'"f'7
cell mud Tu,rnnlro Iiln'k aud Nhlln
DIrHtnout -, rhr package. t'Os rIh"
contains thrrr rIiu"r ~ iuu' IL } Iln'h
and whit" H"np. BE ~" ""h" ''"g'"
. Nhir beauty lrcrlruoui Tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

There Is little. II anything. gained by
counting conversions thnt do not result
In membership In the church. we nav"
tried 10 encourage the plan or building
surely and stcndily rather than Inc
spasmodic outbreak Of spiritual cnthus,
Iasm followed by Il decline and spiritual
Inactivity. The gain IN some or our
churches has been considerable; partlc-
ularly In Warrington. Sew MartinsFillr.
FIRST Church. MnundNNIllc. Thomson.
M"Mrchcn and Fourth street Many
others have made very "r"ditnbln gains
We have tried to emphasize every
vital interest OF III" church ana fcel
that We cnn truthfully sny that Wheel
lmK dIrtriri MrthOdism is fully aware
at the critical condition II the present
day md "hErr. through the agency OF
tho church. To hasten the coming or
tn" kinghun Of Cod ON the earth. win
gratitude for the past VIZ turn with
confidence" To TIA" future
tn" PASTORS nnd People have been
m"-I cordial ana ETn"i"uH toward thy
diatrlrt superintendent TO nil We cK-
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This property hnH been nOtahIo In 'hn
general improvements or church proper
t.. In many instance. amounting To HcV-
crnl thousands Of dollars. New Mar
tinsvill" church has been r"flnish"d
completely and equipped with new
lighting system. making II one Of the
most attractive" churches. Both tn" rN-
terror and Interior Of the Cameron
church have been completely rcfnish"d
and tho entire building Is In splendid
condition. calvary church. MoundSville
has been rcfcro"d and the choir lori
altered, adding much to the attractive
moss 81 ia" building First church.
MoundSvill" has r"frnish"d the rooms
downstairs. the attract iNrn"as of whI'h
viii hr noted during the conference"
t'hnpIIn" street church tNh"rlInE) mas
hnd "A not ,hlr year IN church ma par
aonagr repairing. closing with every
thing IN good 'unGiii"n Fourth street
church iWhrrliuEI ~ now huilhlnE II
three. ,tnr, addition to the rear "r Tia"
present hullh,ug. which will provide
convenient room Tor ia" kli"h"I. "a"
church offices. ia" pn"l"r'n rooms hnh
the choir ru".uT Il"H"nnt nm church.
ON the MAJ .,hnIl ,lI'Iii. Ia" been com
pIrl"Iy repaired. making II ON" 81 lh"
r,u"I nIiri,ltN" country ChuTTh"n
new Kitchen hur h"'u added I" tn"
Short I'r""E church. making II very
complete for tho community In which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
.r-pIcAns CHlLLEuoH,

The American A. G. would like to hear
from nny l25-l35- pound teams In me
ohio wiley for game Sunday: oct3bcS
Goth The Henry Juniors. East r'ns
;I',yrr. and Yankee Juniors are prefer.
red. Call 3752-R between $50 and 7:3s
H. m and usk for Manion.
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The naUund ndlilns

A ,nnIIe,t was It. iulY }. Ihil. Tor
go, ,,.d ,hur.h hr,lIhimr rr"'l hIng Ter
huun, GUsLu G,ol - NHr iulli 81 !" Il
mat, ...t IL. Iy,,.u thr,, aud fu,uI ih'''is
anI ,I,IInrr u hrh iv'IH" Large WA
d"vp "nd ,"jlt"T ~ T'"i Ia -" 'l''
rho vnIIu W'iu Huh"i""ll"ll| huII' '"'"
,,,t,,, 1, tu. I,,. 80 iI,E Uu.rr Nnl -
tim, ems -, .,.rI,i 81 tho huil'll"S
r,,,uI,. T. ur., Il, 'lI,nI'h In lHii
.rniu hu,IlrrI .i,.,L ..r"n H." T'nT "f 'h'
tot 90 wht,h u"r al'"dr ~" ola 'h"''h
,,u Iumliu ruu rNonri". nud wh"'" W."
,urII finIno huilhihg I'Wnlnn IL whl'h
IIah,.u Edwin u IIuVh'H wuH born
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

II Is located Extensive repairs have
been made both upon the pars"nhR" ana
the church nj North Street. Many Other
churches have added various improve
mcnta. representing quite n larE" amount
Of expenditure In tn" total, which has
added much To the convenience md al
trnctivrnrS% II tn" churches Thn
churches of III" district. valued a. more
than a million dollars. mr." IN spI"ndid
repair. and there Is less than well"
thuuannd dollar, indebtedness on church
huidluEs In ia" district
Pastors Faithful.
Our pastors have been faithful In
their rynnrrIintir work III some tn
ntnnrr1 there have been ncri"un hin
ORANGES, hui. wIthall. tn" spiritual WORK
OF the year haH been hItlHfh"l"rN. The
rrunrI., VIII rhow thaI about ON" thou.
'nnd hnyr been added t. oar m' Inh"r.
nhIp and the net gain VIII hr about "N
hundred "" have tried to "mThhHl&"
the iupUr lance Uf thUHr wh" lfoi'".
conversion uniting wilh TIA" 'huT"h nhh
being trained IN thn Christian III"
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IuII,n nrL Ihr,.urh hIa loyalty h'v"
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press our appreciation ana thahkn.
hayn hod n good year and We earnestly
pray that Zach successive year may "
haiI
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much ma III 90 ~" NTl quarter. hn'
V-rnhaprIr class Iteration not I"'"Td"h'
sRayn az A. ~" """onh Hh"f'"tP
-TooetInE that year N" rf"rlhl"E "'"''
-, mid tEO'r, Irhu watson, "n"
- Ihr Travelling rrrn,hrIr vas Hlro p"ld
a. oG fnr ~,p~u-"a aud Tunri"r"E" 81
Go az Iur ,arrrr "u"th"r travelling
nroaCh~r cIvrd ~ - ''r"nH' NANCY
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- VA ~ ,Io Loya - ~" E"'''"
r,ps e. hsu 80" "fr'" ~ 'n'" go" 49,
roair,u ft"ufr', '"l 'h' ''"'' WV
~, .Ino ,.,,,r rt.,, f"r - "'' "'''
L,,-r ,I.,r 80 I"'h', 81 N"'''1 We
ha,n,,d IuIInra ~Nr" "'t""'''"7 10 ''''
hits oui r,''"'r. r"I -" o" 49, '''',
WA orrurh u"i "l"u" "Nh -" .'"'''
DR. thu ApIrit hui nvhh ~" ""I P"N
a, H., tho ,lt.,Ii ~ ih"ao hnYr ~"
Hull 81 dI4Nau, 90 aud p'ril"ur l""'h"''
Ibur Traveller wnH young ma" 81 80
years aud tho nrrr whl'" "'" '" '"''"
hIp yulrc I'M ms wlld"rnrHH ~ W" W.
me yc,r IflO that i"s"ph I"wlinS"n
rane over from Maryland. n''"'"rH,"''
by hIa hr"lh"r Samuel ma u" '"'H
Waved this broad. f'riil" valley J" NJ.
~ a.. summer beauty. they vet" n",
.oontent until th~y had "Vpi"r"d II, "nI
.Jnsrph cstabIishcd II settlement. Tor
Samuel was To return 49, ~
Fifteen years later "a M"lh"dIHt ''"N"
vaA formed Ia Wheeling, attached II"
~. famou, old "Rcd stone circuit. IN"
hr.t circuit formed west ~ IA" Nl''
rhAy mountain There Ia mn" d""''
that tho itInoraut ministers 81 'h"S'
days biOppod at this n"llI"moh' a. '",,
wendell their way down the river ~
'r,enotrato that tertiary. VIII" ~'''
-openln6 the country H"nihwnih
- A plat Of M"undSVille or ltI+ Sh""
- sstIlomonI nr II houses. i"'I"hl"h
- hnS.. ,III. a =. hn"I house Inv
arm aud a hiu' hnmi'h nh"p. "'' AZ
pootins house ,r-,,... ,t,
Tho Ya~urds Ii""h. 81 Wheeling -
N,Itt Of IslG EiVr1 tho "uno 81 ms"
-nhsT rfyo an President IIh'' 10"
~hAvsIIns psoa"hora w'i" I"h" "'"''.
md HnTIia t"Vort Ih"I""n I"f"'' "''
-atn.n M ,,n uoIo t'wnTdr III" vol n
If tho preacher ~aa hon'a 'h''"uh i"'
mooIa'. Ia tho h"m'a 80 I'"l'"'' Nh"'
Lon nsnIsInln M'M'' h"" '"h" ."'"h
apn f"hn rnrri"r. ''I"h i"'"W''''
hhh uIhoTs
In thnaa days tho pu"t'"'"E" ""'
t-,IIa,iod Through tho 'l"Tn"" f"f Inv
wear IRIi tho 'ir'ull 90 "td nh""H :"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
Pc PRE-
R

Hythe, IT. maja. - Wczoraj
popoludniu zakohczyla sic l;onie-
rcncya premier Lloyd Georgia.
M%illeranda. kt0rej wynilki So jed
max trzymanc w tajemnicy.
Donicsicnia prasowe podajq, &c
zgodzono sic ma oznaczenie sunny
nalezncgo Cd Niemiec odszkodo-
wanna wojennego w kwocic 100
miliard6w marek, a nadto Wielka
,Erytania zgodzila sic, ably Fran
eva splacala jej swoj dug W mia
re tcgo, jak otrzymywac bedzie
splaty swcj nalczytoSci cd Me-
mice. Nicmcy majq podobno maj
picrw wyplacit BeIgii $3O,O0O,
Geo. rotcm za5 I'rancya ma otrzy
L nastepnych splat % pro-
cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
UMACNIA SIE
MA

Rewel, II. maja. - BrytyjSk:
kapita} zakupiE W Rewlu Rosyj--
sko- Ba}tyckie doki, jakotez doki
warsztaty Boeckera i przez to Il
czyniony zoStal pie!wszy zasad-
niczy krok W kierunku utworze--
MIA brytyjskiej podstawy mary
narskiej w Zatocc E'inlandzkicj .
Podstawa TAXA jest potrzcbna ola
urzeczywiStnienia. plau0w Anglii,
zmicrzajqcych do zaw}adniscia
Baitykiem.
W RcwIu oczekiwany Jest dis
przyjazd wio,kich okretdw wo--
jcnnych, poczcm ma nastqpic pro-
klamowanic uznanja przcz W}o-
chy rZadu cStonSkicgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
Przez w. M. Tabenskiego.
Prawie SO lat temu.

Wraz po ukazaniu sis pierwSze-
go podrecznika jezyka miedzyna-
rodowego Esperanto. w roku
1887. jeden z pierwszych uczniow
tego jszyka, student prawa Leon
Belmont, napisai do Ora L. Ia
menhofa; na~stePujacy list, w je-
zyku Esperanto:
,.Wielce Szanowny Panic.
MUSIC wypowiedzieG mojq
riySl ME moge krepowat mego
piora - cznie potrzebe zaraz, w
pierwszych sIowach zawolac: -
Pan zwyciezysz, Pan zwycie'
zysz." Jakkoiwiek SLEEPY SWAT be-
die uSmiechai sic i Smial do roz-
puku, [palcami wskazywac bedzie
robicieU jezykow, skwilrbrist6w
gramatyki. prawodawc6w gwary
wszechSwiatowej', jakkolwiek
VolapikiSci i EsperantySci dis
niejednokrotnic zalewaja sic ru-
miencem w praktycznem iowa
rzystwic, kryjq w katach duszy
swoje ,,b}cdne shy, albo nawet
wystawiaja sic ma poSmiewisko ;
iakikolwick zawodowi krytycy,
kleczacy priced wlasnym rozu-
mem, lub pred przeSzioSciq, ME
rozumiejacy ~przyszioSci. kiwajq
pmadrcmi giovanni, jakkolwiek,
~wreszcie, wielu ludzi zagrodzi
Pahska droge, mimo tySiQca PREY
gym / p~rzcszk6d, Pan zwycie1ysz,
Panic, Pan zwyciezySzH
,Oto dis, Z kazdym dniem, CO.
raz wieccj wierze, &c pc niedfu--
GIN czasie PanSki jezyk zadzwie-
czy W niejednych ust cd iednego
do drugiego korca Europy. Jest
on tax iatwy, re wielka GEESE ludzi
ME pojmie Pahskiego trudu, Jrz
dis siyszalem mGwiq, re ME da-
ttSNPan nic, ze5 tylko zlckka Prze-
micnil Slowa jczykow romanskich
"a wiedz Pan-ba! Pan sam
TO wiesz najlepicj - to jest mai
wiekszq Pahskq zasfus2, ludz-
koSc zrozumic to I czasem!'
ia zas szczeSliwym sic czuje,
re juz dis znam jezyk Panski,
lie radoSci posiadlcm stqd! CO.
raz bardziej dziwie sic, re "a po-
mocq Panskiego drobnego slow
niczka MONA wyPowiedziet Ia
kie bogactwo mysli i Odcieniow
uysi"
nJeszcze wczoraj ME wierzylem,
It znajde " MIN co mann dziSiaj.
to ME bedzie przesadna pochwa
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Dial: "Esperanto".

Il, gdy rzekne, re w Paskim is
zyku tworzyc MONA iatwemi
Srodkami wzmocnienie i oslabie-
ME, Smialosc Ironie, iskierki !
cienie uczuc widoczniej, zrozu--
u;ialej i ~czulej, niz w jezykach ma
turalnych, a styl jego bedzie sic
stawai I czasem coraz original
niejszy nowszy, bardziej lakonicz
ny mySli penny, biyskotliwy har-
monijny i dowcipny."
ME, m6gfbym rec tego wszy-
stkiego' Panu wprost W oCzy; ale
mozeSz mi Pan wierzyc caiem ser
Icem. Gdy to pisze Z Gala wiara i
nadzieja i ME moge pisat ~inaczej,
widzqc jak mole pi6ro Ieci, biezy,
Ipiynie po papierze, jak dobrze stu
cha moich mysli i ME oSzukuje
mnie."
Il czylim spocil SIG, hub znudzif,
uczac sic Pahskiego jezyka: Me!
ami troche!'
Ach gdyby n~auczyciele mas,
Iludzie genialni, poeci, znali jezyk
Panski! ia, CO. dis znam kilka in
nych jezyk0w, juz mann dzieki tc-
ru horyzont o wicle szcrSzy.
Tworca dobrego jezyka miedzy
narodowego jest nicmal drugim
Gutenbcrgicm: ten os;atni da}
skrzydEa my>li ludzkicj, ale ow
rozbija injury jezykowe, ktdre "a
grodzily dostep myslom do innych
narodow."
Pan jesteS takim tw6rca! .Jak-
kolwiek ME jcstem proroklcm,
mann odwaSc zawoiat do Pana:
Zwyciezysz"
List p~owy2Szy jest wyrazcm tc-
go, co czuIi picrwSi pionierzy
,,Esperanta". Z ktdrych wiclu jrH
Spi snem wiccznym lccl nigdy
.rie stracili WARY " zwycieStwo
sprawy cspcranckicj, Pred dwu-
dziestu laty Esperanto" przely-
walo najkrytyczniejszy okres, al
bowiem autor lego wyczerpai
wszvstkie Srodki "iinansoWc; w6-
VEGAS Esperantysta Elmer, tinan-
.sowal wydawnictwo E~speranckie 4;
luz ma lou Smicrtelnem piSat on
90 Ora. l.. Iamcnhota, ia jul ME
|ujrze zwyciestwa naSzcj SwieteJ
Sprawv. lecz wy ME tratcle ma
dziei, albowiem rome przeclwno-
sci NIGGA tylko odwlec lecz osta-
Ltecznie n zwyciezy."
Nastepnie ,,Dz;aE ..EsPeranto'.
zawierat bedzie kroniks ruchu Is
peranckiego. oraz lekcyc jezyka
,Esperanto."
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SWEGO, A ME
CUDZEGO NOSA!

Londyn, II, maja. - Lord Ro-
bert Cecil wystosowai imleniem
Ligi Narodow pismo do brytyj-
skiego miniStra spraw zagranicz-
nych Earla Curzona, W ktorenl
omawia polskq oiensywe prZeclw
bolszewikom i proponuje, ably An
glia za2adala W tel sprawie inter
wencyi Ligi Narodow. Pan Cecil
zwraca PREY tenn uwaSe, re Polska
,,od miesiecy p~rowadzila notory-
czne przygotowania, celem zaata-
kowania Rosyi" Clepiej ME potra-
fifbv powiedziet laden bolszewik
ami inny szmul czy lcek).
Earl Curzou W odpowiedzi Swej
stwierdza, re iniormacye rzqdu
Wielkiej Brytanii sa zupelnie Cd
mienne cd poglqdow lorda Cecilia
Ii re Polacy wca!e ME rozpocze't
1adnej novel wo!ny, a ohr'na ich
ofensywa jest tH'l" nova 'az?
trwajacych iul u dluzSzego czasr
xrok6w nieprzyjacia, '[Ich p"n't'
czy Polsks a Roiy:.. Dlatcgo nix
v .dzi on zadrn' przyczyny dc
wzywania interwencyi Ligi Ma.
rod6w i krok TAXI uwazalby "a I'll,
niestosowny.
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Z Frankfurtu. I.wa%uacya Ia cd
bcdzic sic be- la"lnych dcmonstra-
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razach przcgI2du Woj>k.
Frankfurt jest lvPcinir >pok"j-
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zyt w kwocic miliona marck jake
gwarancye, re wojska irancuskic
ME bedq mo,cStowanc Podczas c,
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Bcrno, II. maja. - " sobote
i W nicdzicIg odbyfo sic w Szwoj-
caryi powszcchnc GEosoWanic lu-
dnoSci W sprawic przyIaczcnja sic
togo kraju do Iiei Narod6w. O,
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Il mnicj wicccj 100000 przccjw.
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