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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

- q a - 2 "a - -
in High and
Dizzy has the
part Of Il boy,
who, having grad
uated from med
icaI college, sets
up an office and
waits for the pa .
tients who don't
come. At last
comes the girl.
who is a sleep
walker, and the
boy falls In love
with her at first
sight. After the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

at the Murat, will
be held over Sun
day, Monday and
Tuesday Of next
week.
The picture is in
three episodes, and
offers scenes that
give one an idea Of
life in New York in
the lowest and
highest strata OF
society. The first
episode deals with
the blackmailer,
who haunts md
breaks up happy
homes: the second.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
COMEDY WILL
HOLD SWAY IN
MOVIE HOUSES
Continued From Page Five.l

York hotel whose love for ine clothes
instired by the constant handling OF
luxurious wraps, is only eQualed by her
inability to buy them.
A marriage with man of wealth
seems to be her only hope and with this
end in view Rowena decides to do little
vamplng to see what she can accomplish.
Her career threatens to turn into grim
tragedy several times, but real love al
fair. with a wholesome, hkeaoie cnap
saves the little adventurer before 1t IS
too late.
Jack MuIhaII, Neely Edwards and Helen
Dunbar are prominent dn the company
supporting the new star.
other program attractions VIII lnciuoe
a Mutt and JEFF comedy, Dorsey Feitler
and Schwartz, harmony Yoeaiists ana the
Fox news weekly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

Of the notorious badger game, as played
by the willy vamp, and the third shows
where Civilizations veneer IS thinnest
where impulse is stronger than reason
and man-made laws are dehed.
The engagement will close with a final
showing Tuesday night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
NOTED STAGE ACTOR
Now N THE MOVIES

~ 4
William II. Crane. who for many
years was a dependable figure on the
stage for interesting work IN a light
vein. has gone into the movies since his
retirement from the speaking stage.
Mr.. Crane took the leading role In
The Saphead," which "opens a weeks
engagement at the Colonial Sunday.
The story OF "The Saphead" concerns
Itself with New York society and the
stock exchange.
Crane enacts the role OF Nicholas Van
Alstyne while Buster KeatOn is seen in
the role Of BERTHE, his son, who becomes
known as 1.-THE Saphead."
With q fortune accumulated in the
mines Of Arizona he goes to New York
and becomes 4 inancier.
His son, we'll supplied with money
but rather short on the brain supply,
drifts Into a fast set Of New York
wealthy men about town"
At his club he becomes known as
THE Saphead"
His sister becomes the bride Of a
Scheming. brilliant broker who comes Of
good family, but who has become known
as somewhat of a rake.
''The Saphead" Is IN love with his
fathers ward, who is away at a finish
ing school.
The story concerns the efforts Of Van
Alstyle to work a reform in his own
family
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

her father a. the invitation Of a friend,
the boy samples some home-brew. with
the result that many adventures befall
him before he finally tumbles into his
room.
Eileen Percy is featured In the comedy,
"Beware Of the Bride"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
COMEDY BILL BOOKED
AT MISTER SMITHS

A comedy bill, consisting OF Eileen
Percy in Beware OF the Bride" and
Harold Lloyd in High and Dizzy VIII
open Sunday at Mister Smiths.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
MANY STUNTS DONE
BY MIX IN NEW MOVIE

Tom Mix performs many new "stunts''
in his latest picture, THE Texan" which
will be the feature attraction at the Re
gent all of the week, starting Sunday.
Gloria Hope plays opposite the star
The Texan" is founded on the novel
by John E. Hendrvx and Mix is seen in
the role OF Tex Benton, a typical Texan,
happy go-lucky, full Of FRANKS, whose
six-shooter is set on a hair trigger.
Then romance overtakes him when
Alice Marcum, a girl from the East.
meets the cowpuncher and encourages
him to win the worlds championship In
the annual roGeo.
Many thrilling events follow which
bring the story to q happy ending.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
MOVIE ENGAGEMENT
Confined AT MCRAT.

The TOI movie, While NeW hoFA
Sleeps" which has been on view all week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

on the night mentioned were Arnold
hothstein, the notorious gambler Muir
ray Huriburt. dock commissioner under
your administration Charles III. En-
belts, owner of the BROOKLYN National
League baseball team former Congress :
man George w. loft anl NIrs. loft
j. D.. Odom and +. b. Jemaire. two
well known recetrack men; William
Hanna, clerk of the Court of Spec;ol
Sessions; Jerome Siegel, former sheriff
Daniel Griffin, Jack Meehan, a steam
boat operator, and Harry Fowler.
1T further witnesses are desired
permit me to submit the names of w
Ice Smith, 203 West 140th street, New
York. head waiter at yillepiguc's. and
Preston Rock, checkroom man at thu
inn, who is remaining there through tn,
winter as caretaker.
Sincerely yours,
~. G. DASCHBACH, Reporter"
The letter, in Mayor Hylan's absence.
was handed to his secretary and son
In law, j. F. Sinnott.
Mayor-For Once---SpecchIess
Later Mr.. Daschbach, with other re .
porters. tried to get a statement from
the mayor, but his reply to their ques
tions was to wave his arm TO Edward
Quinn, police lieutenant assigned to the
mayors office, and command loudly:
Keep these fellows out of here"
w. Lee Smith. negro head waiter at
The inn. was asked whether Frank l..
Boyd, the new prohibition enforcement
officer for the New York district, had
been present. a.'
'.Lordy, I hope not" the negro ex L.
n n i'm nj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
.HiYLAN IS silent
!. ON BOOZE PARTY
u.vor Of New York Refuses to
Answer Charge He Saw Dry
Act Violated
LIST OF GUESTS GIVEN

u,,cr HyIan. of New York. has not
Mayv, a. 70 answer the charge made
Ie s'c r. Daschbach, Of the PUBLIC
y o.. staif that the chief executive
IsD y. no Greatest American metropolis had
Ssen a guest on the evening OF Octo-
eeeno dinner in n Sheepshead bay
per rberc champagne corks popped
,nh, In the volstead act and the eight
ssrth amendment.
,,lisn's Office. and In his absence, left
ilyan, ". III. secretary n letter written in
WIN n' N rho Mayors complaint against
sas"p ~ "poschbach's former charge that the
w. Mr. York policc were connected with
ns""rhisky ring in that city.
"Y mart the letter read as follows:
~ ~ nov now desire to submit to you the
,,u.x;nv, which. to the best of my
iolloJ,d iollD,r,odee and belief is true, and to re.
hnOw'Ibt es, tbat YOU fulfill your promise to
Ss.s Ssv Commissioner Enright take imme-
dlate action: ,ooo
-,..;nn festivities were held at Vile
rU' r;arc's Inn. Sheepehead bay.
p's1".Wy p's1.Witnesses to the orgy that then\ took
.,,oe say that champagne. whisky. cock
tails and all sorts OF drinks OF an in
,.sS,;cating nature, prohibited for bever-
va n,,rposes by the Volstead act and
H. eighteenth amendment. flowed In
,usr .us greater torrents than they did be.
iorc prohibition was enacted.
Gives Mayor List Of Celebrants
"you Yourself. the mayor of the city
- New York. are said to have been a
s,est in n party to which Joseph J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
CRASH VICTIM DIES
Second Man In Grade Crossing Ac.
cIdent Succumbs In HospitaJ

S'uS"t 0uSSuHlpe IN F1OspltdI
George McAtullin, eighteen years old
son of Wilbert McMullin, Of 225 Market
street, Gloucester, died last plight in
the Cooper Hospital, Camdent from a
fractured skull received while riding on
the motorcycle struck by an electric
train at the Koblcr street crossing,
Gloucester, Sunday night. His com.
panion, Paul Pielenz, twenty years old.
of 3l4 Jersey avenue, was killed In .
stantly. .
Isaac Christcen. forty five years old.
the watchman at the crossing was
committed to the Camden county Jail by
Mayor Anderson, of Gloucester, ycster :
da. He will be held pending the action
OF Prosecutor Wolverton, who will law
the facts before the grand jury. He will
likely be charged with manslaughter.
City Solicitor Charles w. Lctsgus
was one of the witnesses of the .cci.
dent, and both he aud Mayor Anderson
yesterday declared that something must
be done by the railroad officials to give
better protection at the grade cross
ings. They said that more competent
watchmcn must be stationed at the
crossings in Gloucester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
oIves conferenee Resume

A resume of the high points Of in
tcrest of the famous Lambeth Confer
ence. in which ,252 bishops from all
parts of the world participated in Lam
beth Palace, LONDON, last summer, was
given by Bishop Rhinelander last eve
ming at meeting of the Church Club in
the Church House, Twelfth and Walnut
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
rows ship INTO PORT

The Hog Island built steamship Sa.
tartia reached st. Johns, New Bruins
wick, late yesterday with the disabled
steamer Lake Furnas in tow. The Grip
pied vessel was picked up five days ago
about 250 miles off st. Johns. The
Satartia was launched April IL, 1910,
Her rescue Of the Lake Furnas makes
the sixteenth to date by Hog Island
built ships.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
TO REDUCE POPULATION
Will Do T1us by Immigration of Aus trian Workmcn to Argcntena Is Plan of Dr. Nj. Fusche Of Austria.

Plan of Dr. NJ. Fusche Of Austria.
 Buenos Aires, Oct l5.-Immigra- tion of Austrian workmen to Argcn- tina is being promoted by Dr. M. Fouchs former consul general of Austria Hungary here. ~he has been sent back to this country by the min ister of the interior of tthe Austrian republic to establish credits to be used l naIding wcrkmen to emigrate and in building up Austrian industries.
 Dr. Fuchs said that the decline in the exchange value of Austrian money makes it almost impossible for work men to pay their own passages in or der to emigrate. At the same time, he says. the condition of the republic is such that it Is imperative to reduce the Population of the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28
ARCADE TODAY

A striking plot is developed in 'His
own Law" which comes to the Arcade
Theatre, for two days, commencing to-
day.
J. c. MaeNeir, a construction en-
sineer of repute, has a nuncanny habit
Of stealing away from his associates
Immediately upon the completion of an
engineering project. and burying him
self in a drunken stupor in the tender.
loin district
During one of these sprees, he meets
and qucrrels with a young French
engineer whom he chances to meet in
a cheap saloon. A reconciliation fol-
lows and the two bunk for the night
lin a cheap lodging house In the
morning they resort to digging bitches
for breakfast money. "Frenehy," as
MacNeir dubs his newly acquired
friend, is unaware of his new COM
Ipanion's identity until one of Mac
Neir's men finds him in the ditch and
urges his to return to his desk. Be-
wildered and amazed at the sudden
change in events, 'F'renchy'' follows
his erstwhile companion in misery"
How the beautiful girl comes into
"Frenchy's" life and his subsequent
return to his native land at the call
TO arms, leaving his betrothed alone
and his return after having been an
nouneed dead on the field Of battle.
his announcement of the man who has
sacrificed his all to protect his friends
wife and child; the battle o. hearts,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28
NOTORIOUS THUG, THEN
HERO OF WAR, IS SLAIN

| NEW YORK. Dec. 2S,--(A. P.D---
Monk Eastman. once leader of n
notorious gang that terrorised the
! lower East Side, = convicted felon
but restored TO citizenship as q re-
ward for heroism In the war; was slnin
sunday by someone unlnown.n
Eastman's body bearing fiye bullet
wounds was found by policeman in
a street. Nearby lay revolver with
five empty shells.
In the dead mans pockets were
Si40, watch and chain, and a
Christmas card, The police say they
believe the killing was the result Of
a vendetta.
Chose Gang for Companions.
Eastman, whose right name was
VIM. Delaney, was the son Of wealthy
land indulgent parents, lie chose as
his companions the dangsters OF the
one-time Toughest district in New
York near 14th street and Third ave-
niue. A dozen years ago the Monk"
Eastman gang was composed OF gum
men, burglars and drug adicts, and
the police claimed to have traced a
score of murder mysteries to its zone
OF operation. Their leader served
terms for lesser crimes.
Eastman last appeared on police
records in 1915 when he was sentenc-
ed to two years in prison after plead
ing guilty to robbery. on his release
in October, 1917. he enlisted in the
army in the 106th infantry of the 27th
division. He was then 45 years old.
Displayed War Hcroism.
After the war he was honorably
discharged. but lacked the rights OF
citizenship because he had been cen
Victed of felony. Governor smith, in
restoring the soldiers civic status,
acted on the recommendation of the
regiments officers. The letter Of
Eieut. J. a. Kerrigan read:
During the attacks on Berstaat
ridge, Eastman was wounded and
taken to casual clearing station He
remained only three days. for upon
hearing that the regiment expected to
go into the line again, he escaped.
joined his company and was in action
throughout the Hindenburg line show.
His conduct was exemplary and he
has never been reported for absence
without leave or any other offense."
Another incident related was that
Eastman, under heavy fire, had gone
'oNer the top" on hands and knees
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28
TACOMA JAIL MATRON
BEATEN BY INMATES

TACOMA, Dec. 2S.-(U. PD-
Mrs. Ella Buck, night matron at the
city Jail is in the hospital today suf-
fering from painful injuries received
late Suday night when two women
prisoners under her care attacked
her in a desperate effort TO escape,
They stole revolver from the ma
irons desk, snapped it in her face
and when they found it to be unload
ed. they beat her about the head and
choked her.
one asked to get pitcher of wa
ter and the other was released from
her cell on the pretext of using the
telephone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28
~ GOTO
I1hRNPE9
FLORIDA BECOMES \
SOUTHERN SEA ISLAND
t,cVrgc FgIxmanricc Transforms Sec
tions OF Beach for idols
Of Clay
ALTA TODAY

George Fftzmaurico transforms a
hit OF the South Sea islands to the
coast Of Florida for his latest Para
mount production, idols Of clay"
which local screen admirers win have
the pleasure OF viewing at the Alta
Theatre today.
MIR. Fitzmaurice and his company,
which included Mae Murray and David
Powell as the featured players made
their headquarters at Fort Lauderdale
scme thirty miles north Of Miami
where they used wide stretch OF
beach. Here they erected number
Of huts IN the true fashion Of South
Sea Islanders. The fisheries. coeoanut
groves, and tropical vegetation needed
for the general atmosphere were all
ideally located.
Idols OF Clay casts Mae Murray
as the unsophisticated daughter Of q
South Sea recluse and pearl smugsiei,
who in time reaches the heights Of
london society and in the end is res
cucd Just in time fer horrible exis-
tence II. a Chinese den in the Lime
house slums David Powen has the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

He hated having his photograph ta-
ken. but his wife indirectly had forced
him to undergo the much-dreaded or
cal. When she saw the photograph
she cried out in horror ooh, George,
you have only one button on your
coat.n
He--Thank heaven, you've noticed
it at last. That's why l had the pho
tograph tahen.-Pearson' Weekly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

you all. whittier, Oh whittier are we
drifting? In this great vortex OF rul-
ing passions and shifting resolution,
WHITTIER
"Aw shuclSs.' growled a man in the
rear. Somebody tell this gaztbo
where we're drifting aud let's go to
dinner? Riehmond Times Dlspatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

with grenades to attack German
machine gun nest. He gained bis OBJ
jective.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

role Of young English sculptor who
has lost all faith in women and his art,
but regains both through the devotion
Of the girl from the south Seas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

proving a friend in need is friend
indeed pakes this latest Hobart Bos-
worth production His own Law" one
of the supreme pictures of the year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28
SAVE YOURSELF sss

SAVE YOURSELF $$S
by having your Raw Fur made into
FINE f'URS
at our placer AT the same time your
old ones romodelcd, repaired, cleaned
so they look like lew. Al prices that
are right. In
TAXTDEIsAY
we mount anything from a fly TO an
elephant. tA"
NJ. X. MoHR
Spokane, Wash. . Bernard st., So.
Write about our deer head contest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

Impatient.
whittier are we drifting?" de-
manded the reform orator. Il say to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
PoLScY, WFGIERScY 1 u
KRA1NscY JENcY WoJENN1
w DRODZE z
SToKU DO E
Washington, D. c.

" aszyIlSpol, 49, .... .
'Transpotowiec nScharnhorst''
znajduje sic W drodze z Wiady-
wostoku do Tryestu, wiozac 2,20O
Wegrdw, Polak6w i Ukraihcow,
ktorzy sic. dostali do niewoli TO-
syjskiej W czpsie "wielkiej wojny
swiatowej i przez kilka lat pre-
bywali ma syberyi.' Wiadomost o
tenn otrzyma, Zazad. Glowny A
merykahskiego .Czerwonego
Krzyza. Wiekszost powracaja--
cych jeic6w stanowia Wegrzy.
Transportowiec ,Schanhorst"
zostaS wynaiety przez wspolny
komitet amerykanskich organiza-
cyl ratunkowyeh, celem przewie-
zienia tych jehe6w do ich kra-
low rodzinnych. Wielu z Mich ~
10 W straszliwych warunkach W
obozach s~yberyjskich przez szesc
lat. Z komitetem Amerykanskim
w~spofdziata DR.. Fridtjof, opieku-
j2cy sic powrotem jehc6w wojen
nych z ramienia Ligi Narod6w.
Zamiarem tego Komitetu jest
wydostanie z Syberyi tylu jeh--
COW, lie tylko bedzie MONA, "a
MIN jeszcze zamarznie przystah
We Wladywostoku.
Nastepujace amerykahskie Or
ganizacye ratunkowe So reprezen
towane w owym wsp6lnym ko-
nitecic: American Friends Ser
vice Committee, The American
Red Cross, American Ralief for
Austrian War Prisoners, Ameri-
can Relief Committee for Hunga-
rian Sufferers, Federal Council OF
the Christ In America, Joint Di-
stribution Committee, National
War Council i Y. NJ. c. A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
llo7 Broadway, New York City.
P1aca krajowa AmerykAhskteEo
O19w0nego KxzytA .
WOJNA POMIFDZY MY.
DIEM A WSZAMI.
Washington, D. G.

Washington, D. G.
,,Dajcie nam mydia" VIOLA
ia leaearze W Polsce w obecnyr
czasie, stojac wobec grozy po--
wtorzer,ia sic epidemii tyfusu ma
wielka skale z poprzedniego ro-
ku, ktora wowczas pociagnela "a
SODA million ofiar.
Obecnie W Polsce Jest chorych
ma tyfus 10000 osob, jak wyka-
zuja obliczenia rzadowe, dostar-
czone MISUNDERSTANDING Czerwo-
MENU Krzyzowi.
Niebezpieczenstwo rozszerze--
mia sic epidemii poza grantee
Polski jest wieIkie.
Amery&anski Czcrwony Krzy2
zaAozyl juz casy szereg zdrowot-
nych oddziasow ruchomych, kto-
re operuja w0dluz lini; koiejo-
wych W catym kraju, walczac
przeciwko piadze tyf1lsu. Maj
wieksza nasza potrzeba, by wal
ka ia mogla bye jak najbardziej
sI1~uteczna" - powisda DR.. Emil
Godalewski, kierownik rzadowe-
go Biura do Walk z epidemiami,
jest d~ostateczna Hose mydla g!
srodkow acknowledgement. By. Uni
szczyc epidemic. nalezy poddac
iudzi W calych okregach general
MENU czyszczeniu. Jest to popro
stu wojna pomiedzy mydtem, a
wszami." {
Polska pred wojna miala VIE
lie fabryk mydia i produkcya wy
starcza.a ME tylko ma potrzeby
domowe, ale p~ozostawala takze
znaczna iloSc mydia ma wyw6z: "a
granice. Wojna spowodowaia "a.
st6j w tel galezi przemysiu i brak
materyaE6w surowych ME pozwa
la ma uruchomienie fabryk mydla.
Niedawno temu wysiano do
Poiski 300 ton mydia &c SHADOW
Amerykanskiego Czerwonego
Krzyza W Paryzu. I koncem
wi zeSuia wyladowano w Gdah-.
sku 24O stofuntowych paczek
mydia, przeznaczonego ola POI
ski. {.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
PYTANIA 1 ODPOWIEDzI.

Pytanie: p. D.. L. ". Zapytuje, co
csynie re swa trzyletnis c6rka, ktora
wyglada czerstwo. LEG W nocy Fry
wa sic nagle, placze 1 ME poSnaje o.
becnych. Uspokojenie iej wymaga
doSe dlugiego czasu.
Odpowiedz: D5iecko prawdopodob-
ME cierpi Cd niepokoiscych mar noe
nych, kt6re r6ania sic cd TAX swa-
mel EMORY nocnej", gdyz po takich
widsiadiach sennych dziecko jest do
tego stopnia wystraszone, re nawet
Pc przebudzeniu ME jest W stanie o.
powiedziec, czego STE p~rzestrassyio.
ZwykIe ataki te ~powtarzaja sic raz
ma noe W dwie godziny po EaSnieciu
1 trwata zaledwie kilka minut. Prey
czyna tych niepokojaeych widziades
sennych 50 zapewne SaburSenia ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

S9OZLHY, IL teraz jest stosowna chwla zwr6cenia VAN uwagi IL czas
swiatecrny sic szybko zbiza jak rk rocznie bedziece z pewnoscia chceA
przslac pieniadze do Krju, jake podaFunki Gwiazdkowe zas " Pdaczenu
jaknaJIwczesniej, azeby doAy do r4k pdrzebuneych W tosowna chwils.
Przedwc2sna ia sugestya przeSy{ek pienienych jest przez a Zrohiona, gdyz
sadzmy, IL W tych czasach niebywa. dnad sunny bda wysylane do KRAKOW
zagancznych, a to z powodu naglych koniecznych porzeb mieszkancow
Europy, a tAEe obecna bardzo nHka waluta pokkch peniedzy Wilma Was a
ehede do przSAania pieniedzy, CO W innym razie prawdopodobne by sic ME
zdazyo. ...:-s
w 1dldCn pfzaziych, gdy panowafy normalne stosu1k, pienadze ma
Swieta wysyhne byy " pohwie hub pey koncu LiStopada, lez wNawszy pod
uwage obena jszcze ME shlona uHauge pocAowa or2 koejowe neudogod-
nienia, panujaee s0czeg6nie " Europe, Pzesylki take wymagaJa cokof"1ek
dhiszego czasu, sadlmy vice, ID wptynis to n a Wasza kuzyse, Z tkta poWvz-
SIC zostay VAN przedstawione" .. rr- ~>-.
.Wlerzymy, IL umga naszaw og6lnosci stale sic polpsza jest to
na@a szczera intereya oaz daznoSca stale konunkowae sic z naszymi zaga-
nicznymi korespondentani, azebySny mei cd mich orzymywaf zadawahaja-
ce oraz prawidlowe usngi ~ r~. ~
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