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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07
HINTS FOR FEMALES.

i
The women, we vote, are now Sc
lecting dogs to match their costumes.
Next, we suppose, they'll pick hus-
bands to harmoni1e with their gowns,
Thus:
Morning Costume Breezy linen
of deep blue. in long, flowing lines.
Husband built after Douglas Fair
banks model; moderately blond hal.
that will not clash with linen; blue
eyes to match sash.
Afternoon Costume-Pink organdie,
very, simple, but rich; conservative
note emphasized turnout. Husband
Of tired business man type. Wide
waist-line suggests conservation,
pink cheeks to match organdie. Rich,
but very simple.
Evening Costume-Black velvet,
cut very low, bow and stern. Theda
Rara. model; clippers with long vamp.
Husband of Lou Tellegen type; fits
Well into an embrace; suggests the
dash and emotion of chummy
roadster. Must be slim and impress
sionable.
And SO on. When the laws against
bigSmy have been repealed it will all
be Very simple.
Edna says she doesn't call it the
front parlor any more-it's now the
mush room.
ITINERARY, FOR MR.. vOLSTEAD.
Rye, New York.
Bpos Station, Illinois.
Rumford. Rhode Island
StilIwell. Georgia.
Bourbon. Illinois.
Gindale, Texas.
Bar Harbor, Maine.
MUCH NEEDED INVENTIONS.
Spaghetti winders fof table
d'hotes
Muzzles for mosquitoes.
Self-starters for political booms.
Retiring rooms for goldfish.
Stem winders for tin Lizzies.
Cooling plants for summer furs.
Silencers for screaming babies.
Roof gardens for bald headed men.
Binders for bow-legged bathers.
E,urope's crown of thorns has four
teen points.
Women who are twitted about
their summer furs want to know
why the men all wear mourning
bands on their straw hats.
Actors are going to wear masks in
a new Broadway production. Add
silencers and let the play proceed!
Chinese troops have been engaged
in struggle comparable only to the
battle Of Lookout Mountain. 1t is
the battle Of Peek-in.
Eastern newspapers report that a
boy toe dancer has disappeared. How
fortunate!
A Rome to Toxic aviator con-
fesses that he was seasick while
passing over Korea. That sort OF
thing may be all right over Korea.
But If it gets common over here
there'll have to be law against 1t.
Bolshevism is coming westward.
Wait till it reaches Ireland!
Judging by the service we are get
ting, the call of the telephone COM
pany for new operators is come out
Of the kitchen!" "
F. F. ".
In 1914 there We're about $4,000
inen spindles in operation in Bel
GUM, while during February of this
year out of 10000 in working con-
i'tson only 103 900 were in operation.
There are now about 8 500 workers
in the flax-spinning mills
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07
Of Flanders, as compared with $4,000
in 1914.

A newly born crocodile will start
10 water. instinctively picking out the
right direction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07
ALARMING THoIGHTs.

What would happen If an elected
candidate could be used for perjury
on unredeemed campaign pledges?
Or If a voter were forced to give
in writing the qualifications Of this
men he casts his ballot for?
Or If the electorate believed the
candidates assertions that they
didn't want the offices they are run
ming for?
Or il yeu and ! had to give valid
reasons for being democrats or re-
publicans?
II people continue to vote the way
their fathers did they shouldn't kick
IL they have the sort Of government
their fathers got.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

The Ka.nawha Reporter says. I'VE
used to think blowout meant a
big time WE know now that it
means lost time"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07
HANDY DIRECTORY
- OF THE. -
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Masonic Meetings
Visitors Always Wsleoms.

!" Visitors Always Welcome.
MARSHALL LODGE NO. los. A.
r. A.. M, Wednesday, Aug. 4. Sec
ond degree, Z. O'Clock; sharp. G. g.
Jennings, w. NJ; John w. Wells
secretary.
sIGNET CHAPTER NO. 50. R. A.
NJ. Monday. August Is. Business
session. Frank T. Nokes. H. p;
John w. Wells. SECRETARY.
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL NO.
20, stated assembly; Aug. is. bust
ness session. John w. Wells. re-
corder.
5 CoNCLAvE ST. ALDEMAR COM
MANDERY NO. 80. Tuesday, AUG.
~, 8 p. m. business meeting. Clyde
n. Stewart, commander: John w.
Wells. recorder.
cEN-pAL CRATER NO. 81 O.
e. S.. Regular meeting "wednesday.
Aug. ii, at 8, for business. Mrs. w.
j. Richards. w. NJ; Mrs. Archer
Walton. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07
The Windmill
MODIFIED woNDERLUsT.

MODIFIED woNDERLUsT.
l long to seek the last frontier
AND Jungles rank and wild:
| long to roam where periPs near
Fierce natures untamed child:
10 let my only clothing be
Inc brown and sun tanned hide
MY walls OF the hills Of Already;
My roof the heavens wide.
l yearn to exercise my might:
TO chant my primal song,
But yet I'd like, when comes the
night, ~
To have my bed along.
The wide, wide world 1t would be
fun
To travel and explore
Der plains where zebra wheel and
run,
Where angry lions roar.
long to seek far-off land
With splendid hardwood stand
Where no one ever stood.
I'd yield me to ventures lure,
Her mandates to obey.
l would-if could just be sure
OF three square meals day.
I'd like to have a coral isle,
Where I could be relieved
OF problems tending one to rifle
And folk that make me peeved.
Alone in solitary state.
I'd watch the combers roll
And loaf and loaf and wait and wait
Communing with my soul.
At thoughts of life like this I thrill
Alone and free from care.
But what would make it better still
Would be to have you there.
Man Takes Poison in Chinese
Dive" a headline says. Obviously
committing chop sueycide.
Many things that are facts before
a political campaign develop into is
sues during 1t and then when the
tumult is over appear once more as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Judging by the service we are get
ting, the call of the telephone COM
pany for new operators is come out
of the kitchen!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

When a politician coyly remarks
that he Is in the hands OF his friends
1t is time to begin delving into the
records ef those friends says the
Tama Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Noting that Cox wants strict ac-
counting of campaign funds, the
Cedar Rapids Gazette insinuates.
YES. Dayton's the home OF the cash
register"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

The fly in the ointment of roast
ing ears III the cost OF butter mourn
fully remarks the Sioux City Journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Who cares rap whether Mary
Pfckford or Mrs. Chaplin gets a di-
vorce. or notT demands the Grundy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Bolshevism is coming westward
Wait till it reaches Ireland!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Republican.
The Waterloo Times Tribune says.
Nate Kendall assures everybody
that he isn't going to be candidate
for senator. In other words, he's
going to McAdoo for while"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

ITEM ~ LOTAL NEWSPAPER
Soae TovTAEUl MIS-
cREANTs INVADED AND Stole
SEVERAL OF THE Cnolc EST
MELONS FROM THGRos.l SK,rNeRS
PANA LAST NEEk. scONSIA6tG
hickS SAYS He HAS HIS SUSPICIOUS
NHo Tie GUILTY PARTIES Are Ard
vvHeh CAPTURED WILL Be PUNISHED 10
TAG, EU.1 ExTEny OF Ine LAMl. It IS
AERs AeoUTS Be MADE ~ EXAMPLE e..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Many things that are facts before
a political campaign develop into is
sues during 1t and then when the
tumult is over. appear once more as
plain everyday facts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

A Rome to Toxic aviator con-
fesses that he was seasick while
passing over Korea. That sort OF
thing may be all right over Korea.
But if it gets common over here
theren have to be law against It..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-07

Man Takes Poison in Chinese
Dive" headline says. Obviously
committing chop sueycide.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
SNYDER DECLARES
VIOLENCE NOT TALK
OF WOBBLIES TO HIN

Tacoma, Wash. Jan. 2s.-Edgar A.
Snyder OF Seattle, former progressive
candidate for United tSates senator IN
this state, and at present a mediator
with the United States department of
labor, testified today in the trial of 81
alleged /. W. W. members charged
with violation of the state syndicalism
law. that he had found nothing de-
structive in 1. w. W. literature.
II have never met an I. w. w. who
advocated violence" he declared. He
added that he has interviewed hun
dreds of the members of the organfza-
tion. without revealing his identity as
a federal officer.
On cross examination Mr.. Snyder
said he is not an l. w. w. and never
has been one, but he was not sure that
the /. w. w. members did not know
he was with the government.
Il have investigated many rumors
of sabotage" he told the jury. land ]
always discovered they were false. In
one case where the /. W. W. was
blamed for putting some metal in q
timber going through mill so tht
saws would be ruined discovered thai
an italian strike-breaker was to blame
In another case where belt had beer
cut there was no proof that an I. w
W. did it."
Ralph Pierce. attorney for the 81
remained prisoners, announced he ex
pected to complete his evidence by to-
night. The case may go to the jur1
late Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
JAPANESE TROORS
IN SIBERIA MAY BE
HELD There, REPORT

Paris. Jan. 2s.-The text Of the Jugo
Slav reply to the allied ultimatum on
the Adriatic question. made public to-
day, shows. as was stated yesterday,
that 1t amounted to a refusal to accept
the compromise offered by the Italians
but that in courteous terms it asked
permission to lay before the powers
some suggestions for alterations which
1t considers necessary to secure stabil-
ity in the region surrounding the Adri-
attic.
'As regards the proposal ITSELF" says
one paragraph of the note. the royal
government is obliged to observe that
1t cannot accept 1t in Its entirety, and
the government counts on the spirit Of
justice and equity Of the powers party
to the communication of January 20
to permit II to submit to them modifi-
cations imposed by the necessity of
assuring peace In the Adriatic."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
ESCAPED PRISONERS
HAVE REACHED Shore

Tacoma. Wash, Jan. 29.--Waroen
Tom Maloney of the Mcneil Island fed
eral prison said today that there IL no
longer doubt that Joe Riley and w. H.
True, notorious counterfelters who es-
capped yesterday morning, have reached
the main land and are on their way to
cover.
The warden said that boat had
been found by members OF the prison
posse on the beach at Ketron Island.
near steilacoom. This boat had been
stolen from Mcneil Island, and II is
the conviction of the warden that the
prisoners used It to escape, They were
among the TRUSTEES who MIXED the
prison cows.
Warden Maloney said federal Off
cials are acting ON the supposition that
Riley and True caught train at Steil-
accom- and are now on their way to
California.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
HOUSE REBUKED FOR
CUTTING HARBOR BILL

Washington, Jan, 29.--Sharp denun
citation Of the action of the house In
cutting down the rivers and harbors
appropriation bill marked the Begin
ming of senate committee hearings to-
day on the measure, which usually Is
referred TO as pork barrel" legisla-
tion.
Describing the bill as product of
peanut politics. Senator Reed, DEM
ocrat, Missouri warned that the SEN
ate would have to adopt oloture TO
pass the measure.
Senator Reed attributed wealth in
creases due 10 western reclamation
projects built out OF government
funds, Chairman Jones interrupted to
say that the money so spent was ro-
turned to the government.
The committee decided TO call In
the engineers and go over the bill,
stem by item, with the expert advice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
Rockefelled And Morrison
To Address Conference

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 29.---John d.
Rockefeller, Jr., and Frank Morrison,
secretary of the American Federation
of Labor, were announced today as
two of the principal speakers at a ma
tional laymen's conference to as
semble here Saturday to consider the
whole task of the protestant churches
Of North America at home and
abroad" The conference will last
three days
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
Tentative Jury Chosen
For Trial OF Newbeny

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. "a
tentative jury was completed today
In the trial of Senator Newberry and
others charged with fraud In the 1918
election. Starting with eight men who
had been passed for cause yesterday,
the case progressed rapidly to the
peremptory challenge stage, the first
of which were to be filed at the after
noon session.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
Crawford To Talk
On Irish Question

Lindsay Crawford. the famous era
tor Of Belfast. Ireland; Rev. Maurice
Murphy. a Methodist minister from
Dublin. and other distinguished Irish,
men now making tour Of the United
States, as representatives OF the re-
public OF Ireland. win visit Portland
next Sunday. February /. and will
speak on the Irish question in the city
auditorium in that city Sunday even
ing at o'clock.
All are invited. Salem friends of
Irish freedom should take advantage
Of this rare opportunity to hear men
who know all about the cause. Special
attention win be directed to an expla-
nation Of listers side Of the question.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
School CHILDREN
TO Be GIVEN lunch
BY Church WOMEN

For some time rumors have been
IN circulation that many children In
our public schools are not well nour-
ished.
Child welfare lies very near the
heart OF mothers and just recently a
committee was appointed from the
Mothers Class Of the First NJ. E.
Church TO ascertain II these rumors
were true and the committee was CIV
en- power TO formulate plan where
by this condition, IL true, might be
remedied.
The committee consisting Of Mrs
]. b. Llttler. Mrs. e. +. Fisher and
Mrs. B. L. Sleeves, after consulting
Superintendent Todd Of our city
schools and Miss Robertson of High
land school, learned that the recent
milk survey brought about some
startling facts.
There are 21f pupils IN this school.
Out OF this number i22 never have
any milk, while about so Of this num-
ber are In actual need.
At present a goodly number in the
primary department are given matted
milk by their teachers, upon their ar
rival at school. because Of lack OF
nourishment.
The committee was assured II suf-
flcient funds could be raised a daily
soup ration could be In operation
within a very few days.
A plan has been evolved whereby
only those In need win be given free
soup, those able to pay will be charg-
ed cost price, strict secrecy being
maintained so as to avoid the stamp
Of poverty being put upon those need
ing II most and not encourage depen-
dency, but all may avail themselves
OF the opportunity.
At meeting Of the Mothers Class
on Tuesday OF this week, at the home
OF Mrs. W. c. Young Of North High
street, the class guaranteed to raise
the necessary funds for three months
February, March and April. Thii
work meets with the heartiest apporv.
al of Superintendent Todd and hii
corps Of teachers In this district. The
teachers are to keep record of ths
weight and mental development o.
the pupils to ascertain the real bene-
fits from the new order of things and
O report will be given later.
II Is hoped this good enterprise will
meet with the approval Of many Of
our citizens and funds for the entire
time win be freely forthcoming.
The committee will gladly receive
contributions at any time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
American AHatOrs To
Rescue Stranded Bird Man

McAllen, Texas. AIN. "a group
of aviators of the Eighth areo squad
ron will leave here late today for Guer-
rer, Mexico. accompanied by q Mexi-
can army officer, to bring back to the
United States the two army aviators.
Lieutenants Davis and Grimes, who
were forced to land in Mexico yester-
day when their gasoline supply was ex-
hausted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
Strike Of Electrical
Workers Delayed Today

San Francisco. Jan. 2s.-Electrical
workers employed by the Postal Tel
egraph Cable company vere not ex-
pected to put their strike decision in
to effect until tomorrow night, ac-
cording to announcement of union Of
ficisls here today. The company will
be given an opportunity to answer the
demands Of the men for an increase
to ss day. The present wage was
said to range from $3.50 to $500.
No less than 56 cases Of influenza
are reported At Burns. A call has been
sent out for nurses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
Three Of Every Four
Aliens Now Have CounseI

Washington, Jan. 2s,--Throe out
OF every four aliens arrested In re-
cent ant-radlcal raids and held for
deportation proceedings already have
obtained counsel and are making a
legal fight, Commissioner General
caminetti, of the immigration bureau
said today.
Another shipload OF deportees will
so as soon as the cases against suf.
ficient number have been completed,
Mr.. Caminetti said He estimated that
about 100 OF those recently arrested
had now been convicted and await
deportation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-29
Unconditional Surrender
Of Johnson Demanded

Chicago, Jan. 20. Unconditional
surrender Is the only basis on which
local federal officials win treat with
Jack johnson. negro puglllst. That
encouragement was made today by
District Attorney Charles T. Clyne az
ter reading the Associated Press dis
patch fom Mexico City to the effect
that Johnson planned TO return to the
United States and face his penitentl-
airy sentence for violation OF The Mann
act.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Pred aktem trzecim nastapi ballet pit. ,Uciesz-
ne igraszki Trifolium", W ktorym S~zczesny Potocki
Rzewuski Branicki taicowac beda t%ryumfalnegc
poloncza PREY rzesistym biciu Z harmat pozaracf
wsi Mast, zaS ku ich satysfaEcyonowaniu, ma
zakofczenie nastqpi ogolna rzcz observation-disclosures
rych obywateli.
Bilct6w pc miernej Genie, aIbo zgola ma borg,
dostanie il !. de Sieversa, de Buchholtza, u ponie.
ktorych dygnitarzow koronnych i litcwskicf.
Jakby powiai lodowaty wicher, tax zwarzyly sis
twarze zamglily oczy.
Boil rodzif sic w tych prostackich duszach gle
boka troska oscpila czoia. Spogladali ma siebie W po-
czuciu bczsilnoSci. ale snadz dobrze zrozumieli treSG
ogIoszenia, gdyz ktoS zaczql klqG i wytrzasac pie
Scia:
- Psia ich sobacza mac, psia ich sobacza mac
- Do czcgo to ~przywiedli ci jaSnie wiclmozni
DO czego! = westchnqi drugi.
A to ci wykoncypowali iacecye! niechze ich
pierogi rusza, hi hi! - zaSmiaisie udatrie Staszek,
hyN wzbudzic jakowyS s~przeciw.
- To calkiem ME do Smiechu zgronif go
aspan w z~iclonym fartuchu, re Staszek dai nura W
cizbe, ale skwapliwie powi6dl ia pod Dominikanow,
gdzie PREY wejSciu do kruchty wisial kartelusz z ia
KLEIN ogioszeniem:
,,Podaje sic do w%iadomoSci publicznoSci, jake
ma Nowym Zamku, ma pokojaeh Kroia Jegomosci,
odbywa sic nieustajaca aukcya "a gotowe ~pieniadze
ia p~ozostahe jeszcze PREY Rzeczypospolitej woje--
wodztwa ziemie; oraz rome zbedne juz efekta, jak
korony, IBERIA, k~rolewskie przysiegi, wojska wszelki
sprzet wojenny. TAME s~przedaja "a pomierna Gene
tytuly dygnitarstwa moskiewskie, Orderly i odebra-
ne cnotliwym majetnoSci."
Czytal stiumionym, powaznym glosem, gdyz tie
zgoniny ludzkie, ~zlozone' z handlarzy uiicznych, pro-
tesyantow, k~rupnych bah przeroznego ultajstwa,
shlchaiy w coraz ~wiekszej powadze zrozumienia, re
skohczywszy, jail i'm p~rzysalac wrog6w, judzac ma
Mich zaciekle, a umial to robic jak malo kto, wiedzac
gdzie byio potrzeba wsadzic Fart, sgdzie smagnat
drwina, gdzie zaS dobranemi sIowami wyrazic GAIA
groze g~wa}tow, grabiezy'i uciemiezeh, by sIucha-
czom wiosy powsta}y ma gSowach. W,asnie byl "
nj jlepszyn rezonie, gdy zatetniaiy nag1e kopyta.
- Kozunie! uciekac! porwaly sic krzyki.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
WLADYSLAW ST. REYM0NT.
RokN1794
0statni Sejm Rzeczy- POspolitej.
PowieSc Historyczna
(TrylOgii Geese ID
Prnvo Wylacznego Przedruku Nabyte Zastrzetone
dla "Dziennika ChIca goskiego".
Gag daisy.

Gag daisy.
- Odstap!- zagrzmiai naraz rozkazujacy CLOS
Staszka, ktory, wystrojony ma warszawskiego fran
ia, z lulka W zebach i trzcina W reku, przepychal sic
zuchwale.
- CO to, przemowii dziad do obrazu, a obraz
ani razu? - zaczai drwiqco. - Citoyeny wytrzesz-
czaja Slepie ma afisz, niby krowy ma wrota koscielne
i ami me, ami be! Hi! hi! ia wan W puste pa}y naleje
oleju. Podsadzcie hinie, ch}opcy, DO przez mole O.
kulary ME dojrze! - spojrzal W dion ~zwinieta W
t-abke, wykrzywis sic Ola Smiechu, zarzai, udal
szczekanie maIego pieska, re zaczeli sic odsuwac
dawszy sic podnieSc ma ramionach, zawo}al:
- Trzymajciei delikatnie, czuAe sankiuloty,
gdyz mann, hajdawery Swiezo zaaftowane przez pc
VIVA wojewodzianke, a izby sciegi puscify, uczynii-
by sic prospectus zgola ola dam nieprzy strojny
sanctitami generalnosci wZbroniony.
Zatoczyi oczyma, czy gdzie ME widne szpice
IL Jackie i jail odczytywac afsz S~obuzowskim pc
warszawsku spieszczonym akcenteln.
Ia pozwoleniem konfederacyi obojga Marc
dow"
Posp6ktwo cisnelo sic z z~apartyn tchem W
~skupieniu sfuchaio.
,,Entrepryza austryacka, pruska i moskiewska
Ebedzie miala honor dac w tych dniach pred swiet-
mem publioum Grodna i okolic reprezentacye ko-
medyi we trzech aktach, oryginalnie przez Inc Kro-
Ia pruskiego ~u4ozona, a cd roku 1772 ME przedsta-
wiana, pod ~tytulem:
Rozbior Polski.
Akt pierwszy poprzedzi trio: WoInoSc, Row
nose NiepodlegioSc, ~odSpiewane przez wv. amba-
sadorow osciennych potencyi i nahajki.
Akt drugi: Jak ME przyzwola to tax rozdra-
piemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
DO WIADO MOSCI.

wszystkIch IntereSant6w n~njuprsej-
miej proSimy O przestrEeEanie PonIa-
szych wSkaz0wek;
Biura Admiuistracyi nas1ej otwarte
- przez dzien cafy Cd EOdEfny S-meJ
srana do 1850 wiecEOrem - CO dnin, =
wytatkfem zicdzieI 1 SWAT ObOwt4zu-
Iaeyeh.
interesant6w co dnin w GODzINACb
POPoLUDNIOWYCH Cd 2Tgiej do S-teJ
- wyjatkiem sob6t.
Redakey dla Interesant0w otwartn
fest TYLKO w GODZINACH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO
NY 11.30G po pOfudnIu tylkO IN specy-
alma umOUa.
RedaktOr NaczeIny przyjmuje inte-
reSant6w TYLKO Pc GODZINlE 1O-tej
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UpraSEa sic. wszeIkie sprawy Z Redak
eva safatwiae, o lie mo4nosci PISEh-
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nv CENSUS tyIko w s~praNach sEcEegol-
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tu. W raEfe ME OgioSzentn, nalezy to
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