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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-The Jackson farm in
Milford township, consisting Of LOG
acres, good seven-roOm frame house,
large barn and outbuildings. c. r.
Jackson, Gambler Ohio. TUT F" tt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

the Kelley fiat bridge in Jefferson
township, $40.
Clarence Horn, material furnished
to build temporary bridge at the
johnson farm in Clinton township,
$271.75.
Citation Issued
In the estate Of the late Max Mey.
ers, a citation has been issued to
the sheriff for the widow to elect as
to the said will.
Account Filed
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by George B. Jacobs,
administrator of Minerva Jacobs,
showing the sum of $2,O44.9S received
and the same sum paid out.
Defendant ls Held
In the proceedings brought against
Emma Ewers to have the defendant
admitted to the institution for feeble
minded, the defendant is still being
held by the probate court of Knox
county for Information.
Real Estate Transfers
L. c. Allgire to Frank e. Hosack,
parcel in Waterford, $3.50.
Trustees of the Martinsburg Gem
etery Association to Ettie Russell,
cemetery lot, $40.
C. A. and d. X. Bird, executors, to
Idell Miller, cemetery lot, $50.
A transcript was filed in the COM
mon pleas court of Knox county on
Wednesday, in the case of George H.
Jones VS.. E. A. Lerfhart. The case
was carried to the common pleas
court from the court of John Kanaga,
justice of the peace in Wayne town.
ship.
In the magistrates court the plain
tiff obtained judgment against the
defendant in the sum Of $112.7S.
Motion overruled-
A motion for new trial has been
overruled in common pleas court by
Judge Blair in the case of E. F.. Nc
Clelland VS.. James NJ. Hancock.
| In the case of C. c. Crider VS.
Thomas Stone, motion for a new
trial has also been overruled by
Judge Blair.
Leave to File
In the case of Vera Hazel Phillips
VS.. Charles N. Phillips, leave to fiji,
a supplemental petition has been al
lowed in the Knox county common
pleas court.
Sale Ordered
In the case of E. e. Poorman vs
Mary Waddell, an alias order of sal
has been ordered to issue in the con
mon pleas court OF Knox county.
Inventory Filed
Della Gaumer, Administrative g
Thomas Gaumer, has filed an inver
tory and appraisement in the pre-
bate court of Knox county, shown
total of $5,42O.62.
Appointment Made
c. E. .Purdy has been appointe
trustee of Jennie H. Purdy, under tn
will OF Moses S. Smith, giving bon
in the sum of $4,000 in probat
court. The sureties are l.. M. Be
and Walter B. Mosholder.
Sale Bill Filed
Columbus Ewalt, administrator {
Willard Rinehart has filed sal
bill in the probate court of Kno
county, showing stock, farm impl,
ments and personal property sold t
the amount of $35593.
Marriage License
Pierce A. Thayer, Mt. Vernon, an
Helen A. Tracy, Mt. Vernon. Re-
d. G. Coburn.
Real Estate Transfers
Name l.. Scott to John Coprol
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

Motion Overruled-
A motion for new trial has been
overruled in common pleas court by
Judge Blair in the case of e. F. Nc
Clelland VS.. James NJ Hancock.
In the case of c.. G. Crider VS.
Thomas Stone, motion for new
trial has also been overruled by
Judge Blair.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

Leave to File
In the case of Vera Hazel Phillips
VS.. Charles N. Phillips, leave to file
a supplemental petition has been al
lowed in the Knox county common
pleas court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

Real Estate Transfers
Name l.. Scott to John Copron,
parcel in city, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

the Kelley fiat bridge in Jefferson
township, $40.
Clarence Horn. material furnished
to build temporary bridge at the
johnson farm in Clinton township,
$271.75.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

Sale Ordered
In the case of z. E. Poorman VS.
Mary Waddell, an alias order of sale
has been ordered to issue in the com
mon pleas court of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

Account Filed
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by George B. Jacobs,
administrator of Minerva Jacobs,
showing the sum of $2,O44.98 received
and the same sum paid out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-03

Citation Issued
In the estate Of the late Max Mey.
ers, q citation has been issued to
the sheriff for the widow to elect as
to the said will.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
FREE EZONESN
MEXICAN PORTS
To Increase International Com.
merce-East and West
Coasts Open.
Bl RALPH II. TuENER =

TIMED Press SiGt Corespondenf.l
MEXICO CRY, Nov. l8.-,by mall =
Mexicos newest bid for an increased in.
teriaiional commerce, represented by The
creation Of free zones on both the east
and west coasts. has just become a law
This movement, sponsored by Secretary
OF the Treasury Alvarado and enacted
into law by decree over the signature
Of Presidem De Ia Huerta. provides that
Guaymas and Salina Cruz, on the west
coast and Puerto Mexico. on the cast.
shall be converted into free ports. -
tccordins to lis official baskers. the
project viii stimulate manufacturing
within Mexico. at the same time promcl.
ing the ecuntry's foreign trade. During
the discussion Of the proposition. heavy
opposition was aroused. Many Of lis OPP
Ponen,s declared the idea was Impractical
and simply represented the desire Of GER
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
CARELESSNESS
CAUSES MANY
LOCAL FIRES
Most of. the Recent Ones Are
Result of Defective Flues
Or 0verheating of
Furnaces.
TOTAL FIRES YEAR LARGE
City Department Urges More
Thorough. Systematic Care
of Heating Plants by
Owners.

burning scot falling on the roof ha
caused the majority Of fires in Columbii
since September I. according to the rec
ord book q, the fire department FIJI
teen CT the twcnty-cight alarms receivet
by the fire department during the las
two months were calls from fires cause,
by defective fiues or ovcrheaicd furnaces
In most cases Of defective flues, tn
sldnsie roof Of the building became is
nitcd from burning SCOT. The damage
as a rule have been slight. averaging
irom The loss Of few shingles TO the dc
struciion Of the entire roof and resuliin.
in losses OF So 10 $500
According to a local insurance agent
most Of the fires arc due to carelcssly
run heating plants and neglect on the
part Of the owners.
The number Of fires in Columbia re.
sul,ing from this cause have greatly in.
creased in the last month since it has be,
come necessary to use furnaces continual.
y" he said. -'Flucs should be cleaned
out regularly and the furnace should be
cvcrhauled and thoroughly inspected at
least twice a year. There are thousands
OF small but important parts and pipes
in the heating apparatus which can be-
come disarsnged or worn cut and only
trained eye can detect these defects.
Out Of the eighiy-nine fires in Colum-
bia last year. thirty-one we're caused BY
burning SCOT falling on a shinglc roof.
As many fires occurred during the first
eight months Of 1929 as occurred during
the entire year of 1919. Since November
II. Columbia has averaged one fire a
day. she total loss amounting to nearly
$1,000.
The Nurses Home has burned twice
this fall with just month intervening.
The roef burned both times. the total
damages amounting to over 500 Ac-
cordihg TO one Of the firemen, the de-
psrtment has been called four times in
the last year 10 put out a fire at the
Nurse Home.
..Since the rocl has been reshingle,I
with freproof shingles we probably won't
be called oui there 50 much anymore
he said.
In September. two fires were caused
by electric irons.
In the opinion Of the members Of the
fire department. very small percentage
Of the fires are unavoidable, but most Of
fhem result directly or indirectly from
csrelezsness and neglect.
The greatest loss by fire since Sep
iember was sustained by 7. 5. Towns
ley. Is Alien place. when the entire roof
Of his house was burned. with the dam
ages amounting TO $500.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
What Makes a Mad Dog Mad?
Often the Crowd Chasing Him

Mad dog. mad dog. XIII him. Kill
him."
:. Such are the expressions of an excited
and club-armed crowd in pursuit Of a
delirious dog. The dog may or may moi
be mad, but il once suspected, he is m'
mercifully killed by the mob.
According TO DR.. NJ. P. Ravenel. pro-
fessor Of bacieriology and preventive
medicine in the University, dog with
rabies, OF hydrophobis. as il is common
ly called. is simply dclirious. Ii viii
run along ready to bite anything in its
Path, but viii no, go out Of its way to
bite.
Doctor Rasenel believes in protecting
any animal that is being mistrcaicd and,
While he does not say 80. strongly sus-
eesls that in many cases il is the crowd
that IS mad and not the frightened dog.
4 dclirious dog is dangerous and should
be disposed Of. lac believes, but yelling
and chasing it only makes the animal
more deiirious, and therefore more dan
gerous.
According 10 DIR. d. =. Luckey. state
veterinarian. reports coming into his Of
6cc show an unusual outbreak of rabies
in the state. In commenting upon this
report. Doctor Ravenel said that al.
though he had for several ycars been
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

for without il neither rabies nor any
other disease can be kert from spread
ing
Although rabies is dreaded and fatal
disease. there is really no cause for greai
alarm when YOU are bitten by a mad
dog, for. according 10 Doctor Rasenel.
the Pasieur ireatmcn, Is a mos, effective
preventive. 4 more comforting fact is
that only 10 per cent Of persons are sus-
cepible to the disease. At least. 81 per
cent arc favored with natural imnun-
ify.
Doctor Ravcnel in his lectures in pre-
yenti,e medicine ridicules the old we'll
known maidstone. II such a treatment
is used, the exposed pcr>onSma develop
rabies. and then is too late 10 use the
Pasieur treatment.
1 Rabies is positively iucurablc. accord
ing 10 Doctor RavcneL but The Pasteur
Treatment. he says. il given 10 time will
almost Invariably forestall the disease.
Fortunately the period from the time
when person is bitten to the lime when
the disease begins is long, AND This allows
sufficient time for giving the preventive
treatment. The period 81 incubation in
man is usually forty days. The original
pastcur treatment takes iweniy-onc days
to adaiinisicr. Although there are shurt-
er Treatments, Tic lonses, one may be
gisen week aflcr person is bitten
and then leave him an average Of twelve
days to waii before the disease would
ordinarily have developed. Doctor Rave
mel pointed cut.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
HALLsyILLE NEWS

a.
J. b. Sic,cusoR returned. 10 kansas City
after a visit with relatives.
David Chandler. Eusiace Hendrix, Ben
mic Ausiine and Ralph Elkin went to
Ceniralia Thursday. m
The following people have beer sttend-
ing the Missouri State Sunday School con-
vcniion: MIR. and Mrs. f. r. Hamilton.
Mrs ]. 7. Hendrix and Mrs. J. c. Roberts.
O. F. Nichols has returned from a busi.
ness "trip in liuntsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Quisenberry were in
Columbia Thursday.
Columbia workmen are now putting in
the walks at the. Hallsville High School.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

been made free pori bccausc lis loca
iioH in the Gulf Of California. in tic
northern state of Sonora. gives IL posi-
iion of vantage with resperi to North
America and Asiafic commerce. Quay
mas also is the southern terminus of ih,
Southern Pacific Railway Of Mexico
which would be expected TO transport
raw products from northwestern Mexico
Developing Cuaymas as manufacturing
and exporting ccuier.
The decree provides that tine free ports
Of Saliua Cruz and Puerto Mexico, as
well as rln Tehuanicpec Railway. be
placed under The administration Of a
single board Of directors. TO be named
by the government.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
PARIS HAS POCKET -NIPS"
Principal Wine and Liquor Houses
Using Small Bottles.

SSAne
Puas, Nov. 22.--lt is 50 distressing
don't YOU know, to be caught in sont
situation where YOU badly need a good
muscular piek-me-up and the nearest
drinking cafe IS i've minutes awss. 8
very distressing. ~
Paris hates visible distress. She has,
heretofore; sei,l-d :he problem by pro
,iding small bottles Of every popular
brand Of liquor and wine on the market
These bottles which are about the sic
Of a small ink bottle. can be bough, al
any wine shop.
The bottles are made for gentlemen :
vest pockets. but they must be French
vests. They would deform al American
in his skin-iight gear.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
WANT NEW n. $. MEMBERS
Epwerth League Is Conducting
Membership Campaign.

The Intermediate Epworth League Of
Broadway Methodist Church. which is
composed Of as Methodist s,udenis Of
Columbia High School and the Univers'
ity High School, is conducting member
ship drive among high school students.
There are more than 100 Methodist stu
dents in the high schools Special pro.
grams arc being; given al the Sunday
evenings uectses d the, League during
the drive. A. service for new members
viii be held al the close. Of the campaign.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Quick action on the part Of Miss
Amanda Neal prevented her robbery lssi
Thursday night when she was returning
home from the telephone Office. The man
fed when Miss Neal attempted to draw
her revolver. -,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

TIE body Of Miss Martha Shock ar
rived in Ceniralia Friday afternoon from
St. Louis. The funeral services were
held at the home Of her parents al 2:30
O'Clock SATURDAY afternoon.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

ca suggested that tic ssuaiea.s she q.
peci to work on Saturday should can !,
the y. " G. A. Epiiding on. rrida, ,ud,
leave their names viii The .eapae,n-ur
secretary. Sss -, s
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
cENTRALIA NOTES

The Huntsville basketball team de-
fea,ed the Centralia Panihers on the
Centralia High School court Friday after
noon.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22
PRICE OF EGGS CLIMBING

Local Dealers Claim Situation is
Acute Here.
"Esgs are selling for higher price
today than ever knew them to sell for
before" said ]. p. Henlcr this morning.
Eggs are always high before Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas but this year the
price ranges from rs to IS cents a dozen.
W. D. Novel; says il is very hard to
get country eggs now and that most Of
the eggs on the market are storage eggs.
Eggs are the only product J know Of
that is going up now" he said
]. D. VsnIIorn said that last Christ.
mas. when eggs sold for IS cents dozen.
they were higher than he had ever sold
them before.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Miss ksthryn -Ssamper is now en-
ployed as slenographcr BY the Afficss-
Jennings Lumber COMPANY.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Mrs. ". o. Baker ,cnaertained num-
bcr Of friends at o O'Clock dinner
"Wednesday evening.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Mrs. J. J. Aus,ene was in Centralia
Friday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Relatives and friends gathered at the
home Of NJ MeCraw lssi Friday to help
him celebrate his, cighY-sixll, birthday,
MIR. and Mrs. John seslcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Wilson and many Of MIR. McCraw's
relatives were present. i
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

The work. started several days ago, has
been delayed by cold weather.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

". o. Baker has returned from
business Irip in Chicago.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hulen Of columbia
were in Hallsvillc Friday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Mcdonald were in
Hallsyillc Friday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Lyons entertain
ed a number of friends Wednesday even.
ing.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Mrs. Paul Ballcw spent the weekend
with relatives in Mexico.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Alcohol for your Radiator. Taylor
Garage. ADJ
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-22

Engine covers Tor. Jour car. ssIr
Garage. ist & - - Al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

'czasach rcpresye tego rodzaJu So
~strasznym argumentem w rekach
togo, kto mozc jc stosowat. A
iednak mimo to, ME osiagajq do
tad zamierzonego skutku.
Ma polska ludnoSc rolna, tax
ma!o jak i wiclkorolna. wkiada
sic be- skrupul6w. be- szukanla
'pozorow, wszystkie ciezary: do
S;arczanic powod w nicSkonczo-
nci iloSci, rckwizycyc zlcmioplo,
dow, bydEa, it'd,
Wysiedlauie Z sranic repubiiki
s~tosujc sic ma wielka skale. Wy
siedIa sic PoIak6w. ktorzy I'd do
81 iat nickiedy micszkali W da-
ncj miejscowo5ci, uczciwic cara
biaiqc ma zycic, kt6rzy ma stale
|jH& zagospodafowali sig UREA
dziIi swoje Warsztaty piracy
Reforma rolna, kt6ra niekt6re
stronnictwa 1itcwskie, W zasa--
die konscrwatvwnc. wysuwaJa
nic ma ia cclu przcbudowy sto-
sunkow spo4ccznych i gospodar-
czych. lccz jcdynic z~niszcaenic
polskicj wiasno5ci rolnci. Now;
sic O tern Z cyniczna szczcro-
!Scia. w najblizszym czasic MA
wcjSc pod obrady konstytuanty
.iitcwskicj projekt ustawy o ko0-
|fiskacic majatk6w tych wszyst-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
CZERW0NI ATAKUJA
w DALSZYM CIAGU.

Londyn, 2. sierpnia. - Depesza
jskrowa z Moskwy donosi, re ar
mia bolszewicka doszia juz poi
BrzeSc.
Pomimo teso. re P~arlamcnta--
ryuszc polscy przeszli przez linie
irontu " sobote wieczorem i ro-
koVania W sprawie zawieszenia
>broni faktycznie sic juz rozpocze-
" Cd niedzieii rsno, bolszewicy a.
takuj2 w dalszym ciagu wzdiul
cslego frontu.
Donosza, jakoby oficerowie
stownego sztabu zlekcewazyli
rosporzadzenie. wydane przez
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kich, kt6rych synowie sIuzq W
arhii polskiei. Projekt ten uzN-
ska niewatpliwie wiekszost "
glosowanir.
,.LudnoSt polSka ia I.itwic -
kcliczq delegaci - dotad twardo
stoi ma postcrunhu ciezkim. Lii
|czy, il bracia, bedacy W lepSzych
'w#runkacir, przyjda L pomoca. Il
pomnq sic 0 jej krzywdE. Me
wolno dopu5cit do tego. by z"@t-
|ri!i. | naibardziej harto%na staI
rnozc peknat. Dccyzyi wiec i po-
mccv czckamy!'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

Rad moskiewski, zaprzestauiu
stskow i atakuja w dalszym cia--
gu.
Wediug komunikatu bolszewi-
ckieso, komza zostala zajeta
przez wojska bolszewickie. Jeie-
Ii wiademosc ia zostanie potwier-
Gzona, to bedzie to dowodem, re
~bolszewicy CODA ma calost ziem
kzeczypospolitej PoIskiej.
Alianci juz osttzegli bolszewi-
low, jake powazne konSekwen-
eye NIGGA wyniknac dia mich, je-
zeli integrsinosc ziem polskich
zostanie ~poswalcona.
Do godziny ~dwunastej W soho
'ts ME otrzymano zadnycl wiado-
moSci oficyalnych, potwierdzaja-
cych faktyczue rozpoczecic roko-
wan w sprawic zawieszenia bronl
~pomiedzy Polakami i bolszeWika-
mi. Ataki bolszewickie trwsja W
dalszym ciagu pomimo oiicyalne-
60 przyjecia przez Rad moskiew-
ski propozycyi polskicj co do O.
twarcia rokowah pokojowych j
ranrzestania dziaian Mniennvch
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Poietni ucznioWic
Prusak6W.

w u Il u, ~ Wv
NienawiSt Litwin6w do ludno
sci polskiej zaczyna przybierac
.obiawy prawdziwie histeTycz-'
lie. zycic w tycln warrnkacll
stale sic wprost nicmozliwc -
skarzyIi sic wczorai pred pos}a'
mi delcsaci polor:ii kowienskicj'
tt@rzy przybyli do Warszawy &C.
lem poiniormowsnia czynnikow
m:arodainych o p~olozcniu Pola-
kGw w rcpublice litcwskicj. (Na-
zwisk deIcsatow mic wymicnian'
2 powod6w zrozumialych.)
.]estc;rny wyjeci Z pod prawa.
50 kany docnodza do smlcszno-
:ci. Otto maly, ale Wymowny przy
k}ad: lest w kownie polskic to-
warzvstwo ,T.utnia', gromadza-
&c W swym lokalu ludnoSc Pra-
tuiaca ola wytchnienia i godzi-
wei rozrywki. Odbywaja sic tam
take zabawy ta"cczne. Pcwne-
60 dnia dostaje .,Lutnia' nakaz
wiadz litewSkiol, IL kierowanie
taicami moic sic odbywac tylko
W jezyku - litcwskim!
Albo przykiad drugi: Do wy
borrow do konstytuanty lltcw,
skiej poszli wszyscy Polacy zwar
TYNE frontcm, cd zywioi6W kon'
sc-watywnych do bardzo rady-
A2lnych u wy8aczcniem komuni.
stow, wystawiajac jcdnq liste.
W'skutek tcrrQru / Sztuczck w&ad7
litcwSkich wcszio tylko trzecI'
posl6w do konstytuanty, .Jeden
= rich zostai cz}onkicm scjmo.
wei komisyi oswiatowcj. Il czyi
u~wierzycic panowic m6Wili
dcIcsaci - IL jcdcn z Litwinow
| c2lonk0w komisyi, nalczacy dc
poiakoicrczcj .,chrAescijanskicJ
(,g demokracyi'. postawif VINO
SEX, IL poSei polak moe brac II,
dial W komiSyi tylko L s}oscn
Io:adczymI" Wprawdzic VINO
SEX upadl, ale sam fakt, II by:
zGjoszony. jest niczmicrnic cha
fa?;tcrystyczny.
" wiezieniach sicdzi moe Pc.
laN6w "a to tylko, IL "a PoIaka'
mi, konStytuanta, zaraz Pc re,
braniu sic, uctwali}a amncstye
ola przestepc6W poIitycznych. a,
lie rostanowienia o amnesty skoll
struowane W ten sposGb, izby ME
MONA pod ME podciagnac Po'
iak6w. | ME kryto sic Z TEN zu'
pcinie, wyraznic podczas obTad
IL taxi Gel ina sic Tia oku. \ wiez'
sic bcznadziejnie i takich Pola-
k6w. o ktorych notorycznie via,
domo, IL ME sa przeciwnikami
panstwowoSci litewskiei, ME knu
ia i ME maja zamiaru knuc pre-,
civ niej jakich5 spisk6w ow-
sem, cl,ca bye najbardziej lojal,
nyni obywatclami r~epubliki. -
,,Wina' ich jest tylko to, re uro,
dill sic Polakami' To wystar-
CA!
Mkt z pewnoScia w Polsce ME
zdaje sobie sprawy - mowili de,
legaci - jaka droge krzyzowq
mrsi przcbyc Polak, ktory II. P
zgtasza sic do urzedu O wysta'
wienic mu paszportu. lie mus
doznat upokorzei, lie Nysluchat
uymyslai ia polskost! DUO trzt
la przywiazania do swej naro'
dowosci, j DUO hartu ducha, by
to wszystko zniesc i - ME "a
p7zec sic! A dowody teso hartr
daia wszystkie stany, IA kazdyn
kroku. Robotnicy mp, ktorzy dzi,
Ct swc posylajs do polskiej szko'
~. ME dostaia zapom6e, wspart
z darow arncyvkanskich ostatnic
wvdaloro z warsztatow kolejo-
wych wszystkich robotnikow Pc
laktw. W dyisicjszych ciezkich
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