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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
.BENWOOD HANDLERS
TO PLAY AT GROVE

The fast Benwood Ramhicrs last
evening completed arrangements and
will no to Elm Grove on Sunday. where
they win meet the fast Patterson and
Elm Grove nine on their home grounds.
The game has been called for q, clock,
and from all indications. II looks as
though II Will be very interesting
The Rambler players are requested 10
meet at the Midway Pharmacy on sun
day at /: o'clock and will 20 to the
grove in a truck. The players ar" also
requested to meet Friday evening at
the South Benwood grounds for their
last practice before the big game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
NINA Rlack Crook.

81 hardly knew what 10 do with them
that first evening, so ! SAID:
There's a good show up on -Four
teenth Strcct-a spectacular Sn"" SA''-
cd The Black Crook.
"'lI not waste me time. Sald owen:
It's comm TO GirardSville TINS "lntc,,
1t took me some Tune 10 perSu"u,
them to go by. by telling 'h"m IL W.
didn't like II we'd walk out and 20
somewhere else. Right IN the midst "I
tho transformation scene. wncn hc
stage was dark. and the Owls onhhlnS
away on the turrets OF the chSIlS anu
everyone in the house silent ,'"'i
spoke up in n Voice that couI" u" h'"'u
for TWO blocks and said
"Ecgob4 II anNon" tells III" th!S -
comm to GirardsvIlic I'll INT HIM with
an axe
-Four DAYS | had them-and grew old.
Then father got tired and went nome.
but owen liked III" going inc EanE
down at the corner liked him ana enter
,aincd him and themselves. was away
one night when one Of the fellows cam"
in with "A new split second watch thai
rauCh, ,wentirths of y second, and WAS
showing il. Owen dragged out his OLD
silver lurnip, and said:
Re GohS. whin II comes 10 timlh !
take off me hat 10 no wan.
So they admired has watch and Hldncd
along with him Finally on" Of them
said. Honestly. I think he'd fal for the
goods
Not that bad said another wise one.
I'll lay YOU 4 bottle OF wine Salu
the first and the bet was made Five
minutes later he Was tearing the corners
Of new bills TO show Owen the fibre. ana
Owen was wanting to buy five thousand
dollars worth for $40 instead ot Slo,uOo
for $1,000 or course they wouldn't
hand ii to him and they wanted an eH-
cusc So one Of them said,
"eY know Tlmmy's business and he
referees the fights.
you're wise. all right SAID III" fell
low. wInking again. but We can Iet
YOU ir--that's Timmy's territory out in
GIrardsivllc and no one else can handle
tn" goods up there.
They told m" ahou, il after Owen
went home and thought they were
stringing me. so the next time | went
bunch Of brand-ncw- dollar bills and
dropped in IL sec Owen. Tho whole
gang was there and shook hands and
asked what they'd have. and dragged
the first one. rang up tho sale and
showed the change back. | waited a
few minutes. invited tn" gang to have
another. and showed over another new
bill Owen felt OF II. hesitated. and
finally he showed il under tho drawer Of
the cash register and slid tn" change
back slowly. I commenced to believe
what they told M" and said:
LETS have another. at the Same
time pushing another new dollar bill
over the counter.
No. no. Jimmy Owen protested.
This is on the house.
SO I tried II again a few minutes
later and he said. Jimmy, can spakc
n YOU alone"
He took me down to the end Of tn"
room and whispcred: ut don't go.
Jimmy. Try it on tho Dutchman across
tho street"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
ON THE SCREEN OF SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

Parson Davies is gone. The end 81
In" career of one Of the most pictur-
cSduc figures. the world OF sport ever
knew came in 4 quiet little Viliag" down
in Virginia the other day
fhe boxing ring knew him best. but ne
belonged to all Sport-and he was al
most as we'll known on race track ana AT
ball games rs at the roped square. ana
he knew more persons in the sporting
world than almost any man.
He and Tim Hurst, the inlmltabie UNI
pre- and referee. now gone To ms re-
ward. were great chums and II was lhc
Iarson who developed Tim as boxing
referee after recognizing ms genius LOT
handling men on the ball held.
There was a morning and afternoon
game in Brooklyn once and Tim and J
went 70 lunch after the first game. ana
before the second started he told me the
story Of Parson. his old father ana
Owcn--a story which never again can be
told properly. He started telling 1t as
We left the grounds after shaking hands
with the ParSun and We had TO cut II
short to get back 10 the four o'clock
game.
Parson Makes An Error
The rarson was putting on hoAing
carnival at the Garden" Tim said, and
he came TO GirardsviIle to get me 10
referee the bouts. My old man was a
sport. He read the Police Gazette AMI
called all the fighters by their first
in fact hadn't been in New York since
the day he landed. Neither had his
friend owen. who kept the bar. twas
a sad. hour when l introduced him TO tn"
Parson.
Father never had seen the Parson--
in fact. ne never had seen any ftghter
or manager, much less Joe Choynshi
who was then the Parsons champion.
So | introduced them and said:
Father, this is Mr.. Davies.
PEARSON. said the Old Man grab
hing his hand. It's glad To meet ye !
am-HowS Joe?
'"Th Old Man began talking night and
tho Parson started something. | was
kicking his shins and trying 70 keep
him from it, but the Old Man and Owen
pleased the Parson.
MIR. Hurst he said. why don't you
come down and sec the fights: L I'm ny
will referee and I'll have boN lot yc
and your friends. "a;
- tried my best to stall it Off Hbut
twas no use. So | took father aside
and said; ~ an, u.opI
have n good time only don't tell any
ono you're goin and don't bring over
Sure he said. ri! tell n" wan and
bring no wan. $40.
so tn" next morning cvcrEVnS l w. w.
said: 'Ho! no! no So the Auld Man
and owen Is goiu' 10 the nights.
II warned him against bringing owen
with him and arranged 10 meet MS
train in Jersey. The Parson ana | Went
over TO meet the train ana Whcn ~
stoned Father and owen got Off Hall
their faces were black. for they had
their heads out the window all the way
down. o,,,,,,
looked NJ the city md said. 1t hovcn
changed much
And neither Of them had seen it since
they came over. which was right after
the big wind. .
We landed at the foot OF pespr9ss's
,d startnd tn walk across to Broadway
10 20 uptown and a Ninth avenue Gle
yated train roarcd by overhead. INC
old Man never had seen AN /. tram ou'
it didn't fcaZc him h" l"okcu up
nudccd owen and remarked:
"2Io, no, The Brooklyn bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
Rheumatism's Pains Are
Always Treacherous

md sensible attack on the millions OF
tiny germs which cause your Rheu'na-
tism. and forever rout them from one Wv,
system. This is the only way TO get
"a ~ ,he disease. for these germs are IN
the blood. and cannot be reached by uni
nHnts lotions. and other local treat
ment. ,,. -.--,,d,.
s : s has proven spIendlo rerneu;
~ S;ssass which comes from germs in
the blood. Beng such a thorough blood
purifier and cleanser. II routS the germs
from the blood. thus removing the cause
Of your rheumatism, yr,,o
for free Iiteraturc and medical advice.
10 CHIEF Medical Adviser. GIL swift
Laboratory. Atlanta Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
"a CLUB" TO RAISE
SOLDIER MEMORIAL
FUNDS FOR ". W..

Or. Frank 3. Trotter. president or
the University OF West Virginia at
Morgantown. is beginning plans TO or
EunIZc Il new statewide civic improve
ment unit to be known as the "a cur.
The campaign is now under way 10 sc
cure funds by popular subscription for
the erection of 4 living monuments
gymnasium social center and conVen,,
ton hall for the use Of students ana
members Of the American Legion-ln
honor Of the sons Of West virginia
who sacrificed their life in the war.
The money needed for the erection or
the West Virginia State University
memorial is $1,000. 900. 39ss'9ss VIII
be made tho objective Of the intensive
drive and these six mines added to-
gcther give q total Of 81 and strange to
say. the figure 81 has peculiar siSnin-
cameo in connection with the UNIVERSE
". the state and the memorial monu-
ment.
The University is now in the 5tth
year Of its history as the leading edu-
cational institution in the state II has
been 81 years since DR.. l. c. White, the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
MOUNDSVILLE LEGION
Nine MEETS MACKS
Game Should Plainly Show whether tho
Legion Team Is Really Entitled 20
Claim Right of Championship.

The McCoukcy baseball team OF thus
city will enter int" another hard battle
before lacking the NaucrS next sunday
when they clash with IN" strong
MoundSvIllc Legion team on n" Mounds
Vile grounds This game should prove
one Of the highest type and "a good
crowd Of fans IS expected TO attend
A victory for tn" Legion team would
place il in position I" lay gust claim
10 the valley cham 1,unshlp. ms thn
BaucrS only defeated the McCrnk"ys by
a to score. Should the MackS win,
It would eliminate all chances OF the
Mound CITY nlnc's claims 10 the cham
pionship. The game Will b" started at
: o'clock sharp. Lewis VIII probably
start the game for the MaCks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
NAXE1-AFIAS wAT0oGAN
VI0xn or CELEBRATION
al to The Intelligencer.

Special to The IntelligenceF.
Clarksburs. W. Va, July with
tn. arrest today OF three young men.
indications are that Edward Dotson. IS.
night Waterman at the Hazel-Atlas
Glass companys local plant, who was
mys feriously shot and killed there
carly Sunday morning while on duty.
was the victim OF promiscuouS TARGET
shooting Those arrested are Dexter
Richards. Wesley Bennett. and Curtis
Cox. Police say Cox admits that all
were shooting at arc lights and cans IN
the vicinity OF the plant at the time Of
the tragedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

NJ Vaughn. /. of Jacobs. /; or May:
Iuts. orr Vaughn. - IN 80; or
Jacobs. IN i-3. Off Alexander. IN
| Is: Off May. ) II = %. OF oGodWin'
a - I Hr hy pitcher: ny May tkill-
r.rN Strucp cut: Ry Vaughn. Shy May.
=: BY Goodwin. :. Winning pitcher:
Vaughn; losing pitcher. May. tmptr"S:
RiSler and Moran. Time. 2:SS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
Cards Defense CrumpIeS
and Cubs are ViCtOrS

ST. Louis. July when the locals
defense crumbled IN the eighth inning
to-day, Chicago broke the tie. scored
five runs off two hits. three errors. a
walk and a hit hatsman. and defeated
ST. Louis, 8 TO 5. Two spectators were
escorted from the park in the eighth in
ming BY policemen. when FasEert, after
engaging In an argument with IHlhoe-
fer, became the target OF the fans &c
marks and started 20 climb into the
grand stand. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
wArKMS-GREER g. LANG.

= This afternoon on Stone Field grounds
the fast Watkins nine will line up
against the newly organized Greer &
LANG team This game should provo
quite interesting. as these youngsters
nut up a good game when coming to-
rethor The batteries for tho Watkins
will be Fl watkins and Grey. while the
workmen for the Greer & LANG nine
will probably be Hetschel and Grihhon.
The game will be called at $50 sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
lockwood A. c. WANT GAME.

The Lakewood A c. is without n
game for Sunday afternoon and would
like to hear from the Straub A. G..
Blaine or Shadyside the Strauhs pre-
ferred Any team desiring a game for
Sunday. please call Wheeling l"o4T or
l204S and ask for Lucas.
Last Monday Edgcwood and tho
StogieS divided double-hcader at Full
ton. the Stogies coping the trst con-
test and EdGewoOd the second
A special meeting OF the Edgewood
club will be held Sunday evening. lung.
Quinn Abrams. Flynn. RlosS"r Floto
NcEntee. Wciskirchrer. Nickcrsor, chap
man, Grccnwald and Lucas are requested
to be on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
|NACkMEN MIN
D0UBLET, BOTH
IN SHUT-OUTS

Philadelphia. Pa. July = ihllahcI'
phia won two shut out victories over
Boston to-day. to and I" y. hIaAlng
three straight md an eyon break for th"
six gam. series. Kcerr held Boston hit
less until the eighth inning IN the tirSt
game. The second COnteS; was Il pii'h-
crS battle between Fortune and Perry
The Athcletics scored tn" only run IN
the eighth on Galloway'S double. ierry
single. Score: H. II. T..
Second rAmN;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
pruEuns.MAyNARn.

The fast North Ends of Bellaire will
Journey to Maynard next Sunday, where
they will meet the strong ninc Of that
Mace, All Of the y. l.. 4. G. players
are requested to report for practice
next Friday.
Manager Matusck Of the Bcllairc nine
would like to hear from some good teams
around this vicinity for games on any
following Sundays. For games please
call 575-R or write to r Matusck Box
II Rcllairc q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
ldest living alumnus. matricula1sd~as

oldest living alumnus. matriculaisd>Ns
a student Of the University. There are
is significant Of the slogan "a" plus
the one dollar needed to make the nall
lion for the erection Of the memorial.
The honor Of contributing this final
dollar will fall to the man or woman
who shall obtain the largest amount Of
money for the project. He or she
shall then become the president and
all Of those who have contributed Will
be members Of the "a Club"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
MOORE VS.. WALLACE

Toledo. July Pal Moore. OF Mem
phis and Patsy Wallace Of Philadelphia
will box l2 rounds here Thursday night.
July Is Their contracts were signed
today. The boys will weigh 116 pounds
RICH side Wallace is the boxer who
Two bouts at Philadelphia while Moore
recently earned a well deserved draw
with Carl Tremaine. although out
weighed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Stolen bases: Mckechntr. :, south
Carey. Sacrifices: Rawlings. J. Miller;
Carey. Double plays: Rawlings and
paulette: Fletcher, Wheat and Paulctte.
Triple play: Cooper, Cation and Grimm
Left on bases: Philadelphia. >. Pitts.
hurSh 5 Base on balls: Off Smith.
Struck out. BY Smith. |; by Cooper !.
Empires: KLEIN and ErSie. Time; LIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
FIRST TRIPLE PLAy|N TWO
YEARS HELPED THE BUCKS

Pittsburgh. IA. July The iiTSt
triple play IN moro than TWO Years on
the Pirates home field. according J."
local {pOrt writers. occurred to-day IN \
pitchers battle IN which tE.GtdC' pm 20
was defeated IL :. Cooper caught
WheatS fly with first and second "ccu-
pied. Cation and Grimm r"np''t"d the
play. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
RECOMMEND ROSS

1t ~ given out on reliable authority
that the committee on athletics of the
Wheeling school board has unanimously
decided TO recommend the appointment
of X NJ. Ross as coach of athletics at
the high school Ross has been con-
nected in a similar capacity with Buck
harmon high school and West Virginia
Wesleyan College.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
summer Al Excanent rtme TO Combat
the Disease.

Some cases of Rheumatism give very
little trouble TO their victim during the
summer season. H"1 for this reason now
is a most favorable time to take
course OF treatment that will reach The
cause of the trouble and remove II from
the system.
Otherwise with the very first cold.
damp or disaSreeaoe day. your pains
will return and gradually increase in
their severity, until you will soon again
be IN the clutches of this relentless dis
ease
Why not begin at once a systematic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
NyALS WANT GAMES.

The NyaI A. g. OF tho South Side have
organized for the remainder Of the sea-
son and would like TO hear from such
fast scmi-pro teams AS Glencoe. Bril-.
liant. Cn"cda Match or any other good
teams For games please call NIB
between : and o'clock and ask for
Movers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Next Sunday the fast Wilson Packing
nine. Of this city. Will travel 10 Dillon
vale to meet the strong team or that
place Last year the Dillonvalc team
was right in line for championship
wares but due to a slump this year little
has been heard from the Ohio lads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Some women talk Of wanting moro
mower. Yet a rrcarranEed straylnG curl
OF one OF them often is NOR" power
rul than the argument OF a president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

This years models In babies are juSe
as noisy as last years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
To-dayia GArneS.

VO-dAy'8 TA1noJ.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
BrooGlyn at St. Louis.
Boston at CINCINNATI.
New York at Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Nine times out OF ten the things you
can't afford are the things you don't
need. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeStsrday's Games,

Pittsburgh. 2; Philadelphia, /.
Chicago, S: ST. Louis. ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
To-day's Games.

To-day's Games.
Detroit a. New York.
cleveland At Washington.
,'htCag" at Philadelphia.
st Louis a. Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games.

Philadelphia. S: Boston. /.
Boston. /: Philadelphia. 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Two base hits: EcrzoS. NauShn. stool;
:. I.avan, McHenry. clemens. Thrc"
base hits: May. Lavan. Sacrifices. Ear
Der. Herzog. Dtthoeter. Left on bases:
Chicago, s: 81. Louis. II. Base on balls:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Totals .........JS = Is -
rD-Ratted :Cr May IN str.
G9-Ran for Clcmons IN Sth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
Serca PolSki.
Cd VV3asneso Korespordenta.

, w sejmie, wszyscy m6wcy stwieT
dill pOtrzebe wypuSzczenia pozyczAl
gdyz W razie przeClwnym grOzi krI-
jowi zalew banknOtami i zwiazaEa
z MIN drozyZua, u Z drozyzna musTa
naStepowaC o1jawy niezadOwOleI.a
! spoleCznego i rSGstroju wszystk5"n
| dziedzin zycia gospodarczego. l W
, tym wzgledzie zdania byiy zgodnc,
! re W dzisiejszych warunkach pozy-
czka ma zbyt wielkie powOdzenie u
! czyc ME moe. Gotowizna znajdIje
sic W rekach jul to producent0w -
rolnik0w, juz TO- ludzi trudnlacych
sic handlem. Rolnik 2 narury NE
jest skory do wypuSzczen!a z rak
sotowizny. o lie wydatek ME wiaze
sic bezpoSrednio : jego warsztatem
| piracy: powt6re pierwsza pozyczk1
panstwowa r, 1918 ME zJednaia
! szerokich mas ludnosci dla chligacyi
| panstwowych; iej sprzedaz by{a TO-
| g~anizowana niedole2nie, a realiza-
eva procentow oraz samych zoboWia
IAN Skarbu ola n~abywc6w by}a pO-
| laczona z pewnemi trudnoSciami;-
wreszcie gotowizna nagrcmadzona
posr6d rolnfk6w, ma juz przewaznie
swoje przeznaczen:e:. d~okompletowa
| ME narzedzi rolniczych, inWentar@a
zywego, kupno %nasion, nawozow
sz%tucznych - wszystko to wymaga
srodk6w pienieznych i wobec' tego
rolnik w pozyczce p~anstwowej So
towizny wieziG chetnie ME bedzie.
| WydobyG te gotcwizne MONA be
die dopiero wtedy, gdy sic rolniko-
wi da r6wnowaanik W postaci arty-
kul6w pierwszej pOtrzeby, gdy sic
uruchomi przemys}, wreszcie gdy sic
zorganizuje sprzedaz pozyezki bar
dzo umiejetnie i rozbudzi poczucie
| cbowiazku wobec wielkich potrzeb
chwilf.
lima sprawl z przedstawicielami
! handlu: tn NIGGA sic znalezG kapi-
tally wolne; ale trzeba sic liczyc, re
W tenn srodowisku, obok j~ednostek
o wysokiem poczuciu obowiazku O.
bywatelskiego, jest DUO element'l
ola pctrzeb pa1stwowych nastrojo-
nego obojetnie lWb nawet wprost
niezyczlfwie. Tu podziaiac moze Je-
dynie Sruba podatkowa i przymus.
Ma gruncie zatem krytycyzmu pa
nowala duza zgodnoS6 zdan. kiedy
jednak przyszla kolej ma wnioski ma
fury pozytywnej, ujawniia sic mad
! zwyczajna rozbieAncs6 mysli. Pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17

Warszawa, d. 2Sgo marca 1920 i.
Rad pclski przystapil do ener-
gicznej piracy, majacej ma celu po-
prawe Oplakanego stanu waluty poi
skiei, kt6ra " zestawieniu Z WALL
tami KRAKOW Obcych, wCiaz spada co
rag nizei. Utrudnia to W bardzo wv
sokim stopniu sprowadzan.e iowa
row z zagranicy Aiezbednych dll
Polski. W postaci przedewszystkiem
surowc6w. parcwoz6w, wagon6w,
nawoz6w s~ztucznych i z~ywno5ci, a
n~iebezpieczne rozprZezenie gospodar
wewnetrznych chaos, spekulacye i
pozatem wytwarza W stosu1kaca.
Gze.
Minister skarbu, p. Grabski, o.
pracowal system nOwych podatkow,
kt6re zasadn:czo oparte beda ma pro
porcyonalnem upodatkowaniu docho
dowem, jest to vice system naJra'
cyonaIniejszy. Obck te:o zamierzo-
ne Jest wprowadzenie pcdatkow Cd
zyskow wojennych oraz Cd zboga-
cenia sic wojennegO. Jest to pod&-
TEX. ma kt6ry W imie sprawiedliwo-
sci ? upragnieniem czeka s~pOleczen
stwo. w Polsce bowiem panuje roz-
lam mcze wiekSzy znaczn.e, niz W
innych krajach o nOrmalnych pod
stawach gospodarczych pOmiedLy
warstwa nowych bogaczy speku-
lant6w, kt6rzy dorobili sic forum
wielktch podczas wojny, a gIoduja-
ca masa ludnoSci zarcbkujacej. -
WSrcd nowych milioner6w znaczha,
Geese stanowia aydzi, CT BOWEN upra
wall wsze1kie s~pekulacye zarowno
"a rzad6w ~rosyjskich, jak "a okupa-
cyl 1 obecnie "a rzadow polskich.
Projekt nowych p~cdatk6w W
kWleOl1u 'DSuZIe IOH"h PANSS
Sem ustawodawczy.
Przewidywana jest silna opozy =
eva stronnictw ludowych, chiopi DO
WIEN. n~alezacy do tych stronnic;W
'hardzo n~iechatn,e przyjeli projekt
p~odniesienia podath6w g~runtowycn
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