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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26

matter for large article. Neverthe-
less, Harrington telephoned. making
inquiries about the intended BRIDE
groom Mrs. Blake told him what Lis
sic had told her. According to Lissie,
David Bellew worked in a store in
Chicago. and she and he had been en-
gagged for several months. Harring-
ton wrote a paragraph one stick long
about the wedding. but he did not
place a headline on it, nor did he
telegraph it abroad. :
Had he identified the David Bellew
of the marriage license with David
Bellew of the Chicago coffee trade. he
would have thrown a display head
in twelve-line plea condensed gothic
across his front page, and would have
wired the news to the ends of the earth.
and there would have been a sensation.
But in that case there would have been
no wedding.
Thus Breaker, now calling himself
David Bellew, was able to come to
Eden Center unheralded. Nothing
about him attracted even passing at
tention. He had plate luncheon at
the hotel, married Lissie before two
witnesses during the afternoon, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26

owners death a few years later he
succeeded him as editor of the News.
Later still he became likewise its
owner.
His acquaintance with Lissie Peters
dated from an early tragedy that he
had reported for the News. A miser
named Miller had been murdered
for his money. Harrington. arriving
among the first, found an impression
in the dirt of the road outside-a
mark that had been left by an irregu-
lar patch upon the tread of an auto
mobile tire. This track he was able
to follow into town. He inferred that
the patch was upon the rear tire; if
upon the front. the rear tire would
nave plotted out the impression. He
inferred also that the car was bound
for town. for it's tracks showed that
1t had passed another and the driver
would have turned out to the right
This clue came near being aban-
doned when they reached town, for
when the track led the editor to
Blake's gate. the deputy sheriff with
him was sure that it had been made
by the Blake runabout and meant
nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
A Story by William J. Neidig
1e2o-PART 4.

ly didn't misunderstood my poor re-
mark"
-" II will witness your signature" said
Badly, coldly.
II will myself" said Harrington.
t~-All of us will witness it," said the
notary.
Sure. All of US will witness 1t"
! But in the end only the editor and
Mrs. Blake signed as witnesses. the
notary then attesting to the whole.
The party broke up after a little,
Lissie and her husband driving on
toward Muldoon.
: They did not again visit Eden Cen
ter.
X X X
uARRINGTONS first serious mis-
= L trust Of Lissie and Breaker was
ignited by a spark from their anger
upon that mild August night. Why
should they have lost their tempers
like that?
Its the truth makes people angry
not lies he reflected.
But the doubt did not endure. He
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(WHICH brings me back to Harring-
w toms visit to the dark basement
to see the French lens. his recognition
of Breaker, and the attack upon him
from behind.
Breaker was in luck all around The
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

There are too few teachers tax.
Ing the work in speech correcti N,
ofrered by the University OF Utah
summer school TO meet tne problem
OF speech correction In the statr.
Utah is behind in this movement. |
would urge teachers 10 come TO the
university for the second course
which begins June 2S. This is tho
statement made recently by DR.. Wal
ter b. Swift, an eminent authority
on speech correction methods. who
10 on the summer faculty Of the
state institution. In addition TO the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Word was received yesterday OF
the sad death Of Mrs. Lillian Broad
bent Turner who passed away a:
Grace. Idaho. where she was maxi
ing her home. after an illness OF 4
few weeks. She leaves a husband
and baby daughter and host ~
friends and relatives to mourn her
loss. The remains will be taken
to Ogden for funeral services and
interment. where her parents, M.
and Mrs. Joseph Broadbent, reside.
The lady revently returned from IA
pan whore she served as mission
airy and was beloved by all who knew
her. She was = niece OF Mrs. Ge).
@. Rich.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Marriage Lenses have been fran,-
ed by the county clerk 10 the follow
ing: G, II. Hiskins and aKte Thomas
and Clara +. Johnson, both OF Lo-
gan; NJ. L. Mathews OF Miilville and
Bertha G. Banigardener OF Provi.
dence; orval Bindrip and Ellen H..
Hansen, both OF Logan; Jos. II. Wat
son Of Smithfield and Betsey Nielsen
of Millville; Charles Ransonberg and
Maude Remington. both OF Fairview
Wyo.; Thomas ID. Simms and Beu'a
Trembling, both OF Garden City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

lectures. demonstration clinics are
held each morning at which treat
ments are given those suffering from
speech defects. Although school
boards may not offer advanced pay 70
teachers qualified to correct speesh
defects. DR.. Swift assures any one
taking the course that the work will
be highly remuneratice since there
are so many desiring treatment. APP
plication should be made immediate
~ for registration In this couTve
which will be in session from juno
2S TO July ~. No provision has bern
made for speech correction eourses
for the second course Of snmmer
school which begins July 81.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

As will be noticed elsewhere Ia
this issue d celebrat ton is to be held
on the west side OF the valley Satrf,
day. July for the opening OF the
new canal which carries water to the
Petersboro, Mendon and Wellsvil.e
districts which have heretofore been
DIR farms. 1t is expected that people
from every town in Cacht county will
be present and look over the new
project which means great deal OF
money to Cache valley farmers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

At 1890 yesterday morning the
first glimpse OF the aeroplane which
flew on the Fair grounds was had by
the local townspeople. The flier guid
ed to each corner Of the city and cir
cled several times about the business
section creating a lot OF excitement
among the people who were on the
street at the tine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

CLERKS. linen. women) Is Up
wards. for Postal Mail Service, $13i
month. Examinations July. Expert.
ence unnecessary. For free particu-
lars. write II. Terry (fomer CiYil
Service Examiner) 675 Continenta!
Bldg, Washington, ID. c. Adv-7 )
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Those who are eating So potatoes
and paying SOC pound for sugar
are skeptical as to whether the prom
Uses OF the Democratic platform OF
1919 have been carried out! - s, i.
Paul Und) Tribune.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01
And the Revsrssf

Bandages have been Invented con
tanning insulated wires 10 take eur
rent from storage batteries or light
ing circuits So that they can be hept
warm indefinitely.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

who came TO the United States In
February OF 1904 has filed his decla
ration Of intention to become an An
erican citizen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Mr., John Hill and Mr.. n. Haslam
OF New Chicago. Mont. are in Logan
for the purpose OF interesting SOM
OF the local farmers in big land
project in the Montana district.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Those who used to kick SO much
about the big Republican surplus In
the Treasury are now having to Jig
deep down in their jeans to merely
keep the old Ship of State from sink
ing.-St. Paul Und) Tribune.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Last Tuesday night the. sheriff
was called to a place west of tow.i
for the purpose of quieting a row
which was caused by drinking too
much lemon extract. The people so
engaged in this row were formerly
from Hyrum but now living in az
Idaho town. When the sheriff
reached the place he found but one
man left, he being practically uncon.
scious from the effects OF a har I
blow about the head. A deep CASH
was cut just under his left eye, ap-
parently with a knife. He was I'M
mediately brought to the city ami
medical aid summoned. Yesterday
morning he told the story Of the
whole affair to the sheriff, saying
that the man who had put him out
of commission and left him In a
deserted place, was an intimate
friend. They had travelled In central
Idaho together in an automobile. He
refused to swear out a complaint on
the grounds that they were neigh
bors and he knew the row would rot
have occurred excepting that the 9th.
err party had drank too much Of tina
lemon extract purchased at -iocel
stores.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Mr. Ted Bench arrived In Logan
Tuesday evening and stayed here for
the baseball game which was played
on the local field yesterday afte,-
noon. =
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Gordon Johnson Vaughan. the
fourteen months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Heber c, Vaughan died at he
family residence Tuesday afternoon
following long illness OF pneumonia
Funeral arrangements win be AN.
nounced later,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

BABY CHlCKS-My chicks are
bred from trap nest hens of high
egg production. Write for prices. Al
vim Allen, Hyrum, Utah. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Hay wanted at Agricultural Col.
lege, either delivered at the college
or in stacks on the field. See. phone
or write to John Coburn, secretary
and purchasing agent. Anvil
.~S X. ~-s E4sRssl 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Price and u
party OF friends returned recently
from a pleasant little outing trip to
McCammon and Lava Hot SPRING.
Those forming the party besides Mr..
and Mrs. Price were Steal Price. He.
Der Hutchison Ollie Baugh and Ia.
priel Perkins.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

II is especially worthy OF note tina,
the Republican party obligstes itse'f
Of scientific study OF agricultural
prices and production costs. and tina,
Il denounees price fixing and price
drives.---Des Moines, Ia, Wallacc's
Farmer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Harding Fails TO Please the Brit
ish," says a headline in The st. Paul
News. Well. Harding was not nomi-
mated to please the British or any
other collection OF foreigners.--Kan
sas Independent. /.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

After pleasant trip through
southern Idaho. Attorney and Mrs.
l.. Il. Nelson have returned home
Mr.. Nelson is very much impressed
with the agricultural prospects IL
the towns which he visited, and par
ticularly the Twin Falls district.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

With great blare OF trumpets. the
attorney general recently declared
that sugar profiteers were to be in
vestigated. But the price keeps go
ing up.-Juneau (Alaska) Capital,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

j. c. Fonnesbeck, his brother Mas
and Marshal Peterson have returnc
FROM n trip to the Bear lake summer
resorts.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

In the future the regular semi
weekly band concerts will be held
on Tuesday and asturday evenings
The first Tuesday evening concs,
was held on the tabernacle sauare
night before last and had q COOL At
tendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01
w.... a.,, Never Fs,,s

where Rain Never Fai's.
II 10 bsiisvsA that ~ driest place
in. the word 10 that part Of nsyps
between the two lower fails OF ths
Nils. Rain has never been known u
fall there.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

FOR SALE CHEAP-Three good
sheep wagons. Alfred Jensen, Cor.
nish, Utah. Adv-7-fI
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

II on want to I'll your home lis.
with Savage Real Estate. We are
turning buyers away daily. Adv-7-S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Logan take Relief Society officers
will be held In the Logan tabernacle
next Saturday at 2 p. M. Signed, El-
len Barber, president.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Lloyd Of Te
ton. Idaho. are In the city. The,
came here to attend the funeral Of
their cousin Miss Ida Redford.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Strawberries for sale. Z. d. Ho.
gan, Phone 546-J-4. North Logan.
Adv-7.1
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Comm gtwo year old bull for sale.
Call 512-J. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

See johnson Casio for up-to-datc
modern homes In this city. Adv (,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01
LOCAL N EW s
s....~~s.>se.~~

Experienced stenographer wishcs
position in general Office work. Ap-
p,y this office. Adv-tf-C
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Good gasoline range for sale.
Phone as. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

FOR RENT-Three room apart
ment, well furnished and strictly
modern. Enquire at Palmers plumb
ing shop or phone 4s. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

Large Gamma plants. soc each AZ
Cache Valley Floral. Adv-,f
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-01

LOST--Between Jensen's candy
kitchen and 81 Federal Avenue, n
small purse containing 35 cents and
n key. Finder please return to the
Cache Valley Floral. Adv-7 3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
DO WIADOMOSCI

wszyEtkIeh Interesant6w najupr1eJ-
niej proSimy o prxestrEeSanie NOnTs'
Izych wskaLoyveki
Biura AaminiStracyt nas1eJ otNnrte
"a prEez dzIen cSly Cd godziny s.ne1
Erana do 1850 wiecEorem - CO dnia- q
rSIatkiem SiedEIeI . SWAT ObOwfaEu-
lacych. ~
IntereSnnt6w co dnia w GODZINACH
POPOEUDNIOWTCH cd :-gieJ do o-te1
Z wyJatkiem sObot.
Rednkcya dIn IntereSant6w otwnrtA
fest TYLK0 w GODZIN ACH PORAN-
NYCH, Oh GODZiNY I0;30 DO
NY II 80; pc ~poiusnIu tyiko In specy-
RInp umowa-
edakto NaczeIny pFsyJmuJe int
TYLKC 20 G0DZINIE 1O-fet
PRED POEUDNIEM.
UprnsEa sic, wsxelkie sprawy . Redak
eya Enla tyvinc. o tie moznoSci PISEn-
ME, bO m konwersncye dtugie nie ma
my cEasu; tylko W sprn-Tneh s.czesoi-
oIefxkej UuEf osobistyeh, lab ME dnJa-
.ych sic Ealatwie kwieEle - droRa ko-
reSpondepcyi prOsimy Jaute sic ono
bfscie, KachowuJac M wIEied1se' ne o.
koio Eodxiny 1I-teJ Eamyk amy gazette
wsEy$cy nnjbnrd1iej testesmy "teay
Untrudnieni.
Sorespoudent6w uprassnmJ stnao-
wrzo, ably pfSaII CzfrELNIE - ATRA-
HENTEM, LUB Ma NASZHNIE, ME-
ZBYT SCISLIwIE 1 TYLkO Ma JE-
DSEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSII utwOry jnkiekOtwiek ME mAJS
oTe o<loszope, pOchlnnin &c - kOss
redakcyjny, Jesi; poiRdnne - do EUro-
TN. W rnzie ME ogfosxenin, nnlexy 10
wYRAZNIF EAzNAC&YC I ZALACzfC
ENAC1EK PoCzTOwY Ma ZWRoTNA
PRZESYLKE.
Zadnycb komaniknt0w do oEloaEenia
ale unIezy pfzesylaS m kartnch Cd
krytycht ZADNYCH TEE ME PRGYJ-
NIUE SIZE ROMUSIKACYI TELEFo-
EICZNYCH - yba " wyJRtkowych
wypadkacht r6T-pIek ogloszeh, dotycxa-
eycb tO~warHSsrw, teiefenicEnie ME
Drzy5muJemy.
HsxeIkie oGf0Axenia naleS9 do Dzin-
Tn NoEIoszeH W AdminiStracyi I tam sic
niemI Ewrneac nnlezy.
PodzfekowanIa - WSEELKIEG0 re-
Asnju, REEOLUCYE ZALOBNE, PoLI-
FYCzNE . L D. naleEa do DEiafu oGiO-
0Aen.
WaxeIkfe koresp0ndeneye, Eawiado-
r.enia . Z. p. music bye podpisnne -
petnem naKwiskiem urnz z adresem pf.
Szseego; beEImiennych, lub podpisnnyeh
domySInikiem. nlbo wreSzcte slower
omit - komunikncyf. nj kOFeS-
0ondeneyi nie Eamles<cxamy.
StunOwexO ME oGlnazamy HADNYCH
AMI wyciee1ek. lub .pAkn1.
aovrr. URzAnzANICP ~ HAEiOzJELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
Hold Ameryce
w WarszaWie.

W Warszawie roczniee ogfo-
szenia niepodlegloSci Stanow
Ziednoczonych dnia 4 b. III. OBJ
chodzono bardzo uroczyscie. Mia
sto udekorowane by}o flagaml,
dzien piekny, ma ulicach tlumno.
w kosciele garnizonowym nabo-
zeilstwo odprawi} ~solennie Ks.
biskup polowy Call. Kazanie O.
kolicznosciowe wyg}osil ks. pro-
fcsor Szlagowski. Znakomity kaz
przeprowadzif paralele
m:edzy dzialalnoScia Ameryki, W
imie najczyStszych zasad chry-
styanizmu, wyciagaiacej ku nam
dion pomona i ofiarna, a ma
So m krajem, gdzie wobec groz2
ccgo nam niebezpleczenstwa wre
zazarta walka partyjna / kroluJe
najohydniejsza prywata (zydziD
o godz. II w poiudnie zaczeia
sic ma placu T~eatralnym uroczy-
sta defilada 20 tysiecy dzieci war
~szawskich, dokarmianych ! odzia
uych przez Ameryke.
|. Ma placu przygrywaiy try or
kiestry: garnizonowa, policyjna /
stray ogniowej i popisywaiy sic
/ utnia. Duda, Harfa i handlow-
COW z Siennej. UroczyStosciom
tym asystowaiy cechy i organi-
zacye spo}eczne re sztandaraml'
Ma balkonie teatru wzniesiopo
posag wolnoSci, wykonany w gip
sic przez artystye r%zezbiarza p,
Jasinskiego i stanowiacy kopie
takiegoz posagu w New Yorku.
Widok z balkonu teatralnego ma
tysiace giowek dziecinnych i ra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

wiceprezydentem miasta. Dalej
przemawiaEa pc angielsku w imie
niu organizacyi spoieczncj baro-
IOWA Lesserowa, Dyrektor Bia-
lego Krzyza Gawlikowski odczy-
tai adres 20 polsku, ktory haste
pnie podpisywano. P. Maffet W
imieniu ambasady anerykanskiej
dziekowal Warszawie "a wczoraj
SEE uroczystoSci. Rektor Thugutt
przcmawial pc angielsku w imie-
niu Cniwersytetu, a p. Miecznik
W imieniu prasy pc polSku i pc
angielsku. Przcmawiali jeszcze
prczeS Rady miejskiej Balinski,
pc angielsku, a p. fuller, pred
staWii Hoovera rowniez pc an
girlsku, lecz s}owa lego co pc
wien GAS byly tiumaczone ma je-
zyk polski. Prey okrzykach NOW
COW ma Geese Ameryka orkiestra
teatru wielkiego wykonywa}a
lymny narodowe amerykaiski
polski, ktore publicznosc obeona
ma sail wysfuchiwa}a stajac i da-
rzyla je frenetycznymi oklaskami.
Geese muzyczna / wokalna wy
pelniiy panic: Irena Dubiska, ar
tyStka ma skrzypcach oraz Levi
cka, artystka operowa.
Podano ~ciasta, owoce, kawe
czarna ! herbate. Towarzystwo
robbie sic ma drobne koika PREY
stoHkach rozrzuconych w kilku
saionach.
Raut przeclagnaf sic DO potno
cy, pozostawiajac pc sobie bardzo
mi}e wrazenie.
Szczegolniej Amerykanie byli
zachwyceni wczorajszemi uroczy
stosciami i wyrazili z tego tytu}u
nieklamane zadowolenie i wdzie.
cznosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

GEEK powiewajqcych barwneml
choragiewkami posiadai wiele
niezwykiego uroku.
komitet obchodu wydai jedno
dni6wke p. t. ,,Ameryce czeSc!"
W ktorej zobrazowalo humanltar
ma dzialalnoSc komitetow amery-
kanskich w naszym kraju. Dose
po~wiedziec, re Same dokarmia-
ME dzieci do | wrzeSnia +. b.. po-
cllonie przypuszczalnic oIbrzy--
mia sumo 20 milionow dolarow,
co PREY dziSietszym kursie mar
Hi poIskiej stanowi mniej wiecej
try miliardy marek i &c w ciagu
pGltora roku Ameryka przys1ala
nam Il,243 Skrzyn z ubraniem,
obuwiem, bieliznq i zywnoscia,
co daIo moznoSc odziac do 4o0,-
IODo ludzi. Obecnie amerykanski
wvdziai ratunkowy dokarmla
1000 900 dzieci polskich.
:;
O godz. 9 wieczorem salony "a
tusza miejskiego zaczeiy sic "a
peIniac wytworna publicznoscia.
Ma sail zauwazyliSlny ministra
woiny gen. LeSniewskiego, ad-
mirala Porebskiego, wielu gene
rai0w, ministra zdrowia publicz-
nego Dir. Chodzke, podsekretarza
stanu tegoz ministeryum Dir. Ia
worskiego, rektora Uniwersytetu
Thugutta, rektora politechniki
Radziszcwskiego, prezeSa Rady
miejSkiej Balinskiego, prezyden-
ia miasta Drzewieckiego i wielu
in, Dam byio rowniez wiele. -
Przewazaiy toalety balowe. ko-
ionia amerykahska bardzo licz-
nie' reprezentowana'
Pierwszy p]rzemowil witajac
gosci pc angielsku i po polsku
inz. Paszkowski, tylko co obrany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

tylko wielu by}o - jak najwiecej
- tych roztropnych i takich kry-
tycznych...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
Kto I'm OdpoWie9...

W tych dniach wpadi nan W
rece numer ostatni - z 23go lip
ca t~ygodnika zydowskiego Sen
tinel', wydawanego w Chicago.
Numer to W caiem tego slowa
znaczeniu anty-polski, a w zacie-
kloSci antypolskiej wprost
skandaliczny! Pragniemy nan
zwrocic uwage naszej opinii pu-
blicznej, DO mozeby sic przecie
znalazi tn kto z a - TAXI, ktory-
by zechcia}, potrafil i mogi zarea-
gowac odpowiednio przeciwko tel
rampant potwarzy. ~lgarstwa, ME
nawiSci i przewrotnoSci Sotrow--
skiej. wyliczanej n~iezawodnie ma
to. by W tym kraju, w ktorym
nam o dobre imie tax usilnie "a
biegac trzeba - by nam tn VIA
Snie dobre imie psuc, a tenn obni-
FAC nasze szanse, odwracac SYM
patye cd mas, n~astrajac ogoi pre-
civ nam, a skrzykiwac, skupiaG
przeciwko nam wszystkich i
wszystko.
Pamietajmv, re TAXI Sentinel"
drukowany jest W jezyku angiel-
skim, re sic to rozchodzi w die
Siatkach tysiecy egzemplarzy, re
tax, jak trafii do mas, trait ME
zawodnie i do innych - do tysie-
cy innych. re przecie zydzi sami
maja sposoby, by piSmidio to pc,
dawac. podsuwac. zasyiac Anne
rykanom, osobistoSciom wpiywo-
wynn. wszystkim wogole, ma kto-
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statecznie beda sobie tych Anne
rvkanow urabiali sadly i zdania
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polSkich zaciekioSci, to z czasem
niezawodnie Z tego rezultat jakiS
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jaSna.
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czac przeciwko tel SzatanSkiej ro-
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pojecia mice ME moze, jaka
wSciekioScia. jaka nienawiScia O.
petahcza, jaka zadza wytracenia
mas, a jeszcze przedtem udrecze-
ria mas wszystkich razem / kaz-
diego Z osobna - Z premedytacyq
i Z delektacya paiaja wszystkic
wyskoki zydowskie, zrejestrowa-
ne przez owego ,,Sentinela"; kaz-
da stronica sporego tygodnika
tego - pelna jest kiamstw o Pol
see. Z Polski, o PoIakach, o zy-
dach W Polsce, - przyczem wy
pisuje sic idyotyzmy ma temat
wysiawiania lojalnoSci zydow-
skiei, chwali sic zydow mp, IL
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Polskiej.
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Naczelnik ~kancelaryi,
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trudnosci ME ~doznaja. Cd tego
oSwiadczenia przeclodzi autor O.
wego ,,cdytarya}u" do ,pewnego
artykuiu p, Zygmunta Stojow--
skiego, znanego muzyka polskie.
go, zamieszczonego w North A
merican Review, w ktorym p. S.
pisze entuzyaStycznie a bardzo
pieknic - rzeczywiScie - O przy-
Sziej Polsce ludowej, ktorej ideo-
WoSc ! poS}annictwo kulturne
stawia wysoko po$r6d ludlow euro
pcjskich. zydowski gwazdracz i
potwarca przekreca i naciaga "a
rowno powiedzenia polskiego ar
ty sly, jak polskiego posfa, a sly
dzac Z obu w nikczemnie obelzy-
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caiym nigdzie tylc ME Wycierpie-
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wszystkiemu. co klamiq swiatu
Polacy!... Polska to kraj upad}y,
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cv: Polacv - narod zdegcnero--
wany. popsuty, W zbrodni zrodzo-
ny - w zbrodni zginie!.. OTTO
konkIuzya owego zydowskiego
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zmierna niepOhamowana, TAXA
przekIeta nienawist, do jakiej je-
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ny! prawie widac Z owych szpalt
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smaka, jak sig to pieni ! cIska,
skrobi2c swoj artykuE zaciekiy,
jak MIN rzuca zajadlost szalona,
iak go zloSc bezsiIna rozpiera -
re ME moze sam wiasnemi reko--
ma tel CATE PoIski szarPat, tar
gao, bic, deptat, &c sam jej do gar
dla ME moze sic rzucit, by Z niej