davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-10-09
PUBLICATION NOTICE
No. 12499

First Published in Tulsa Star
Sept. %, 1920.
State of Oklahoma,
County of Tulsa. SIS.
In the District Court of Tulsa
Ciunty, State Of Oklahoma
John Parker Plaintiff
Lulu Parker Defendant
The State of Oklahoma to Lulu
Parker:
Take notice that you have been
sued in the above named court by
Plaintiff, for divorce on the grounds
of abandonment and gross neglect
of duty, praying for an absolute seDa
ration and you said defendant must
answer the petition of plaintiff filed
herein on or before the first day of
November, 1920, or said petition
will be taken as true, and judgment
for said plaintiff will be taken as
true and .rendere accordingly.
John ID. Porter, Ciurt Clerk,
BY w. Rouse, Deputy.
Dated this the 25th day Of Sept,
1920.
E. l. SADDLER Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-10-09
Mothers Standing Gains Light
Sentence
CA. n. =. Service)

Houston, Tex, Oct. S-Although
Mayor zimmerman, Frank Wilt
ford, Sr., .,(whitc) and others testi-
fled in Criminal District Court in
behalf of Farrell Thornton (Colored
a. jury found him guilty of assault
to murder and he was sentenced to
serve three years in the penitentiary
Thornton's mother was held in
high esteem by many white people
af the city and they tried to help
her son by testifying 10 her worth
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
ChicagoGraiin
BY CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chicago Tribune Omaha bee Leased Nlrs
Copyright. is2o-Internationa New, Service

Chicago, March 15.-New high
prices were made for March and all
futures of corn except May and cash
oats sold at the highest OF the sea-
son and closed at the top. The ad-
vance was due to buying on the
probable prospects of another war
in Europe and a report that more
cars are to be furnished for eastern
shippers of grains. Net gains were
Sc to Sc on corn, lMc to lssc on
oats, l7sc to 2Ac on rye and 2I5c
on barley.
Political developments in Europe have
While sentiment was slightly bearish early.
the action Of the market proved that too
many traders have been waiting for a
good reaction in order to take the bull
that orders to sell at $3.50 for May had
been largely withdrawn. and stop-loss or
ders were uncovered in volume. Sellers
OF offers also had to protect themselves,
the closing being at the top. March fin
ished at si.5bis May. $1.5S; July. sl4bS
and September sl,Hs. The sample mar
cash wheat lc to s2.s4, track New York.
for No hard winter. Offerings in the
sample market light and market easy
NO. . Hafu' on tIaeh, soAu a. sA',o;x
Oats advanced in sympathy with corn
and closed at the top with May. s4&c;
July, TIC and September 6SAc. There was
lack OF pressure from cash house
which has been such factor OF late.
and at times the market showed inde-
pendent strength. sample values Were
W TO &c higher, with premiums stronger
at &c to ssc over May for No. white,
cash prices being the best OF the season.
Offerings Of rye were light and prices
advanced sharply after break OF lc at
the opening. No. 2. on track. sold at
lc to &c higher, compared with &c higher
Saturday, with sales at $1.73Ql.7s.
Barley sold readily when choice, but
lightweight grain was hard TO dispose OF.
Spot sales were at sl.46@1.64.
BY Updike Grain Co, ID. 2621 March 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
@be Nem 1ork @mes.
Chiclxn Tribune-Onl.. IN

Chicngo Iribune-Oni..s,a Bee Leased Wire.
New York, March l5.-The Sc
curity market practically ignored
the revolution in Germany as an
influence to shape the price trend
today, being directed mainly by
matters of domestic import. Out
side of a decline of German ex-
change from about l.30 cents per
mark to los and a later recovery to
l.p2 for checks, the exchanges also
were unmoved by the establishment
OF a new government to succeed
Germany's socialistic republic
Sterling started off at lower level
than Saturdays final quotation, following z
the procedure Of several recent days, and
In the afternoon II moved slowly up-
ward TO point not far from where 1t
closed last, week. The impression that
the strife in Germany was a purely in
ternal affair and did not. yet. threaten
new International complications, prevailed
among bankers and while there may have
been degree OF caution in dealings the
fluctuations OF exchange rates disclosed
no alarm over the outlook.
Stocks Swing Forward.
Z Stocks swung forward with considerable
strength as far as the rank and file of
railroad issues were concerned, while sew
eral shares, favorites with spectators,
were distinctly buoyant. The movement
was continuation Of Saturdays rather
unusual upturn. The bank statements at
the end Of last week supplied more e.
couraging reading than the street had
thought would be the case, what with
preparations for income tax payments
coming upon an already tight credit and
money situation. But the deductions to
be made from the improved reserve ratio
Of the federal bank had to be coored by
general sentiment to make possible such
extensive and sustained movements of
stocks those Of today. What was evil
IDENTIFY Of more influence than bank figures
was the feeling In speculative quarters
that call money rates would tend toward
easement before the end OF the week.
Supplies Not In Excess.
There is ground for thinking that many
traders have, coincident with a growth of
theerfuinees over International delevop-
ments affecting trade and exchange, be-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
from November ] to date. as compiled by
The Daily Trade Rullr1in ChlcAEn.
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, No, March lb.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1420O head; steady to 2S cents
lower; heavy beef steers, choice ana
prime, sl3.50Ql474: medium and good,
$lls5913.40: common, slO.z5 @ II. , !;
lightweight. good and choice, lls0g
1875; common and medium, $500 q 11.s5 !;
butcher cattle, heifers, s7.25@ls0o; cows,
s7.00q11.75; Gamers and cutters. 1926 q
700: veal calves, t13.50Ql5.5o; feeder
steers, $s.60Ql260; stocker steers, $3.50 q
ll.50.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; 15@25
cents lower; bulk. sls.75G14s5i heavies.
$I3.75@1400; mediums. $l4.2S @ 90 ;
lights. s14s5dl5.20; light lights. $i4754
1900; packing sows, $1,000 1900; pigs,
Sl2.00@l5.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $4,000
head; fat classes. about 25 cents lower; !;
others steady to higher; lambs, s1S.25 q
1850; culls and common. $l2.00@ 90:
yearling wethers, sl475@l7.0o; ewes.
$ll.0061S75; culls and common, 1925 q
LOO; breeding ewes. ss.s061s.oo; feeder
lambs. $14.75Ql6.15. .f
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Cattle-Estimated cattle receipts today
were $500 head, larger supply than
| for the last three Mondays and 2,3eo
larger than the first day Of the second
week last year. On account of the larger
arrivals the market was very slow and
draggy with prices on heavy steers around
25c-- lower and yearlings selling steady
| to f0Q15c lower. QualitN~ as whole
was very fair Cows and heifers showed
even more decline than the steers. first
early sales being 26c lower and later sales
showing declines of Esq soc over last
weeks close Calves were about steady
Light desirable green feeders held about
steady with Saturdays prices, but heavy
ones and the light undesirable light kinds
were weak to 15626c lower.
Quotations on Cattle-Good to choice
beeves. s13.0o9l4.0o; fair to good beeves
$11.s0@13.0o; common to fair beeves,
$1,000 91l.5o; good to choice yearhngs
sac. 90 q 1875, fair to good yearlings, $1,000
6l2.00; common to fair yearlings, $500 q
1000: choice to prime heifers. 10000
Ills: coed to choice heifers. $4,000 1000:
choice to prime cows, sl050Q11.75; good
to choice cows, $s.00@10.so; fair to good
cows, $7,ooQs.00: common to fair cows.
s4.50d 700: choice to Lrime feeders. sl0.5n
Qi2.0o; good to choice feeders. $3.50
1850; medium to good feeders, $500
s.75; common to fair feeders, s7.5e9S.50;
good to choice stockers, $500 1850; fair
to good stockers, s7.75@s.5o: common to
fair grades. ss.0o@7.75: stock heifers,
Sc. 5000. stock cows. $1,000 s. 90; stock
a5i5; bulls, stays, etc., $5.oeQ1o.oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Sioux City, Ia, March 15--Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 5000 head: market weak, rs cents
lower; beef steers, choice fed, sl175@
s675 @ soc: fat cows and hefArs, $500 q
11.75: Gamers, s4.50Qs,5O; feeders, So. 90
@11.oe; stockersd s7.50110.00; feeding
cows and heifers, $5.5oml5,5o; veal calves.
best. $500 1900; common, s7.0oas75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head: market Csc
to 4oc lower; light, $14.75915.1o: mix ed.
31l0o@1475; heavy. s13.5oG144o: bulk,
tI4O0@l4S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 500 head
market steady,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Chicago, March lA--CAttle--Receipt&
is.coo head market weak; beef steers
medium and heavyweight, choice and
prime. sig.BeGl66e. medium and good.
sll,S0@iabO. common, ss.7B9iLepi lisht-
weight geod and choice, $l2sb u W !
common and medium. ts.S0m 1895; butch
er cattle heifers, E2bGia,sS. COVE
El64i.sk; canners and cuttera 3tS9W'
700. veal calves. sleeeQlT,ee; feeder
steers. N,ibdls.oo: stocker steers, $500
100. Z
HoEs--Reoeipts, So. 900 head; market loc
TO aSo lower bulk, Sli.lt@ia.io. top.
$3.50: heavy. siSsE@i5.oo; medium.
slAeo@iAsc; light tibss0is.so: nGht
light. NS6@ai5,ee: heavy packing scws.
rough, sl??SaI2's5: piss kis,:sGiay5
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, ss.coe
head; market weak; lambs. ~ lbs. down.
si7, 1880; culls and common. NloN@
siiO0al4?s; oulis and common. ts,oeV
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, March l5.-Cattle, $4,000; es-
timated tomorrow, 1900: weak. Beef
steers medium and heavy weight. choice
and prime. sls50d15.5o; medium and
good. sl1.b0q1S.5o; common, 1915 g II. 50 !;
light weight, good and choice, sl2.S a
1900; common and medium. $s,50Q1235:
buacher cattle, heifers, 25G13.25; cows.
sI.10@1225; Gamers and cutters, $4,000
steers, $3.50 1900; stockers steers. s7.6o@
1l.60.
Hogs-52 GOO; estimated tomorrow, 35,-
900: 2504oc lower, bulk sl4.10@15.60:
top, 15.a: heavy. $lS.759i4.s5; medium.
$l4.50 @ 1875: light, sl5.25@16.Se; light
Bght. s14.25 dl5.50; heavy packing sows,
smooth. sl2.60d131S; packing sows. rough.
$12.0 90 G12.60: pigs, s130odl45o.
Sheep-'5 00n; estimated tomorrow. H.
600. weak; lambs. sl7.o09le2s; culls and
common. $l4.00@16.75; ewes. medium.
good and choice, s11ooQ1425; culls and
common, $s.0eG10.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
New York Financial News

come .mbued with the idea that the stock
market was so well liquidated in the first
two months OF the year that the technical
position OF prices has been strengthened
Today's advance occurred amid a volume
OF dealings considered moderate from re-
cent standards.
A . jer cent call money rate did not
demand, but the rate was not considered
sufficiently high to reflect unusual strain.
While the speculative community has
grown more confident OF late than liquidA-
ton Of commodities Is having Influence
upon bank credit. stfll there certainly has
been nothing to Justify the thought that
funds for stock market purposes are soon
TO be plenteous. For that reason brokers
continue to advise caution in commit
ments among the volatile shares and sight
10 not lost OF the fact that great deal
OF new financing for the railroads must
be put through later on.
Forcing Credit Fair.
Since the foreign exchanges began to
recover discussion OF needs OF credit TO
finance raw material which Europe re-
/ quires has been less In the foreground OF
banking comment than before. That is
not to say, however, that these require
ments will not be large and II the Anieri..
can export movement Is TO be maintained
I a great deal Of credit must be made avail
able for foreign merchants.
Railroad stocks were less prominent than
Industrial issues IN the days business. In
fact, both speculative and investment buy
ing seemed to have lost the snap which
not altogether surprising in view OF the
gradual course which the carriers are ike
ly to follow in returning to a normal con-
dition.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Grain Trade Notes.

Daily Trade Bulletin, Chicago. says No
Improvement in the car situation east or
west 10 noticeable in the movement or
in the supply Of any class Of freight
Movement of coal is restricted by car
scarcity and steel mills here and at some
of the eastern points are affected by fuel
and car shortage. Grain interests of the
west and middle west are in need Of many
thousand more cars than can be fur
nished. as interior elevators are well
stocked with grain and roads have net
enough cars to move II, and there are no
immediate prospects of improvement
Eastern roads are short of box cars and
shippers here would like 5000 cars II
move grain east Recent storms have
made traffic conditions slow in eastern
territory, but with milder temperatures an
Improvement in traffic conditions there is
expected IL the near future.
Atchison, Santa Fe weekly crop report
says: goo6 supply of moisture fell in
the Santa Fe railroad territory n Illinois
and Missouri last week. In Kansas v to
i inch of rain fell, mostly In the central
and eastern section, while Oklahoma and
the Texas panhandle had little. There is
plenty of moisture In Texas and plowtng
and planting of grains and cotton Is under
way. Wheat conditions on the whole are
good, although there are brown spots in
Kansas
The following shows the receipts of
corn at the principal terminal markets
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
Liberty Bond Prices,

New York, March 15.--prioes Of Liberty
bonds at 1880 d, M today We're: shx'
ss. 90. first Is $3.50: second A. ssfs;
first AVS, $50: second AIS. ss,7s; third
AXIS sS.0i: fourth II. so,e6: Victory
3As, s1.ss; Victory ANS. sL44
Prices of Liberty bonds at e:ss y. m. to-
day were; siss. a61s; first Is, so.se; sec
ond Is, $3.50; first Ans, so,es; second tMs
sss2; third 4As a3.l2; fourth ANS. % .e6;
Victory S%s. ssJ4; Victory Ans. ss.e0.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

St Joseph. No, March iS.--cattle--Ne-
ceipts 4,boD head; market steady TO 2tc
ers. sS.poMlS00: calves, s7.0o@iSo0,
Hogs--Receipts, az, 600 head; market g6c
to leo lower; top. sl&s0; bulk. sis.boG'
l4TS. N
sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 5000 head;
market slow; prospects lower; lambs,
sl7.60QlS7b: ewes, slcQo@iS.oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City, Mo. March ie.-Buttef--.
Creamery. 10 higher; firsts, 6sc; seconds
soc; packing. VI higher, s7he.
Eggs--Current receipts, 10 cents loves
per case sie,30: firsts. unchanged, A2c
Poultry-llnchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Live Stock
Omaha. Neh.. March Is.

Omaha. Neh., March Is.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Monday estimate -. $500 1880 $500
Same days last week 1921 6.f2s 5000
Same days 2 wks. ago 5,345 s.244 9,S7S
Same days wks. ago s.l55 s,o6s 11.l4s
Same day year ago.. 7.05s l0,729 7,5l5
Receipts and disposition OF live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Neb,
for 70 hours ending at 5 O'Clock p, m.
March Is, 1920:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
3arley-Rejected, ? cars. sl.S4.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
OMAHA GRAIN INSPr

ON"EhAtTH Nishi-N i@NSA iO~N
The number of cars of grain OF the sew
eral grades Inspected 'fn" here during the
last "a hours follows:
WEeat-No. hard, 8: No. 3 hard, Is;
No. hard. 5: No. hard, s, sample hard.
2; No. ! mixed, 2; No. 8 mixed. 8; No. s
mixed, !; sample mixed, .: total. Al.
CorD-No. white, q; No. white, II !;
No. white. IL. No. 6 white, !; No. 8 yell
low, J.; No. yellow. =; No. yellow. IS;
No. 6 yellow. J.: No. mixed 5; No. 4
mixed, IL: No. mixed, IL; No. mixed
2; total. 70.
oats--No. white, !; No. white, Il;
No white. 3; total. cs.
Rye-No. 2, /; No. 3, 8; No. Z. i; to-
tai. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Hogs-Receipts Of hogs were fairly lib
erai, 100 loads estimated at 1880 head.
The market was decidedly slow. not
much more than half Of the supply had
been sold at 1880 o'clock. Heavy hogs
were selling from Sl2.0o@13.75 and light
hogs largely at s1Af5Q1475 with top of
$l5.o5. The market was generally 2s635c
and possibly more lower than Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
Chicacu Potatoes.

Chicago March 16,--Potatoes-7Weak; re>
ceipts. sb cars; northern white, sacked.
s5i5G5So; do bulk. sS.e5G6ss; Idaho
russets. sacked. .60d5.6s; Bliss triumphs,
'''0o Ian,eed oil. ~
Duluth, MINI. March l5.-Linsesd---
ss.is.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

London. March 15.--Bar silver-7oxd
per ounce. N
Money-3a per cent.
Discount Rates-Short and S-monthS
bills, lI-I6a5s per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
New York MONEY.

New York. March 15.-Mercantile Pa
per--61s @6z per cent.
Exchange-Weak.
sterlng-sixty-d bills. s3.sls; com
nnercial sc-day bills on banks. 1854 y
commercial So-day bills, s3S1A; demand,
s3G5%: cables, &3.66h.
Francs-Demand. 3lab2; cables. 1880.
Belgian Francs-Denhand, 1912; cables,
1910
Guilders-Demand, 36Nc: cables, SIC,
Lire-remand. 1882: cables. 1880.
Narks-Demand. 1.1sc: cables, 1l4c.
Bonds-Government firm; railroad, r-
Ioans-Tirne. steady: 60 days, 80 days
ard six months. ~ per cent:
Call Money-Easy: high, per cent I;
low, per cent; ruling rate, per cent;
closing bid sA per cent offered at . per
cent: last loan, . per cent; bank accept
ances 6 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Sheep-The week opens out sith a liberal
run of sheep and lambs. Advices from the
east were decidedly bearish and the local
trade In fat lambs ruled dull and lower
Compared with last weeks close, prices
reflected a general decline OF csc to Soc,
with fat sheep selling on a quotably steady
basis. Good lambs dropped to sls.25@
1880. with common and plain grades sell
In on down the list. Choice ewes were
wanted around s13.50619.75. There were
no wethers or yearlings Of consequence
on sale. Nothing out Of the ordinary hap
pened in the feeder trade. values remain
ing non1inally steady. Some shearing
lambs sold at $17,25,
Quotations on Sheep-Lambs good TO
choice, S1s.26 @1s75; lambs. fair to good
si7;soeis,oe: shearing lambs; sis.75n
1880; feeding lambs. Si5.o0@17oo: Gull
lambs. s1s,5o615o0; yearlings. $4,000
1875; wethers.. sl3.?s@I45o; ewes good
to choice. S13.251l27s; ewes. fair 70
food. &12.2s@1S.oc; lamby ewes, 5000
sHEARING LAMBS.
81 fed. IS 81 rs 105 fed. 61 SIT 90
FAT LAMBS.
SAT fed :. rs Is 90
FAT EWES
/ 400 fed. ..I1Ii4 90
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
New York Sugar

New York Sugar.
New York, March l5.-Raw Sugar
FIRM centrifugal, nom!naliy. 1I.03c; fine
-granuiated, l4.60 miS. .0ec.
Cotton Futures.
New York. March 15.-Cotton futures
closed steady; March. 10000; July, ,3l20c;
October, 31.74c: January S0-4bc.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

New York. March ls.-Bar silver
sil7n.
Mexican Dollars--s0Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
New York Quotations

Number 90 sales and range OF prices Of
tho leading stocks
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. March I5.-Flour-Un
changed.
Barley-s1 3e61.5s.
Rye-No. 2, $l.67x @1.esh.
Bran-S47. 90.
Corn-tl.slNiS3K.
Oats-s7A GssXci
Flax-$50sh 65lsL
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
St. Louis Grain.
Ksasas city Grain.

St. Louis, Mo. March 15.-Corn--Ma.
S1.53A; July, sl4sA,
Oats-May, SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

Kansas City. NO.. March ls.--Corn-
Nay, Nss.g l4sk: July. s1.st&: Sep
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-30
WLADYSLAW ST. REYM0NT.
Rok 1894.
Ostatni Sejm Rzecy- PospOlitej.
PowieSG Historyczna
(Trylogii Geese I'D
Prauo wyiae1neEo Przedruku Nsbyts Za'r1stons
da "DEsnnIkA ChIcaEoskioEo".

Gag daiszy.
Zareba, wybrawszy stosowna pore, wysun9t SIG
Z law&i poszedl przez hasztor, ale Juz W Picrwszym
korytarzu czyhal ma niego przeor prawie gwaatem
z~aciagnel do swojej cell.
- Tya7o ma miDutke, ma jeden paciorek, aniele
moi zsoty!- woSaA, obejmujac go wpd. SladaJzc
waszmosc! Jozef, daj fotea No i cozeSce uradzlll!
Ale Zareba ME m6gi odrzec nj s}owa, gdyz W
oeronnneh sNep1ouej cell powstal nles5ychany
wrzask, pisk i trzepoty. ZerwaSy sic caae stada ka-
narkow, kos6w, zieb i skowronkow, jey fruwac mad
przeorem i &c szczebiotem radosnym przysfadaAy
mu ma g4owie, ramionach gdzie sic mog4y czeplc'
Ccho, boaoto!! Ceho! krzyczaa, opedzaJac
sic czerwona chastka, ezem wywofaA jeszcze wick
SEE wrzasa1. Go ia nam z tenn taladajstwem Mno
Nv she, ze MECH Bog broni! n~arzeka1, wycieraJac
spocona, tfusts twarz. Ccho mi, hAtaJe! Lroo-no
z niemi poqzadek! - zwr6ci} sic do puco4owatego
braciszka.
Rozlesto se zsowrugie lTakanie talk udane, az
Zareba SIG obejrzaa, a ptaki jakby sic zapadsy pod
ziemie.
- To I'm dad bobul - zasmia4 sic przeor, opa-
dajsc W gAebo4i fota pred dymiaca misa, peln7 pi-
wne5 polewti, gesto zabielanej. mozebys waSz-
nose nepa sic kawy?A moze talk po zo}niersku, kie-
liszek i w~ediinki? Bardzo Prosze, aniele moi zfoty!
L las&d Boskiej nanny jake takie zapssiki. Jozef,
skocz-no do kredencerza, cymbaae jeden, w mig.
Wprawdzie to dzisiai piatek...
- Bog zap&ac, ale towarzysze czekaja ma mnie
re sniadaniern. .
- Jeszcze chrapia, az sic rozlega wtracis mni
seek, ~chowajac twarz "a przeora.
Im6 Htaske IMAM oddawua. Poczciwie mu
patrzy 2 oczu, ale to n~iena4y zbercznfk 1asy ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-30
DO WIADo Mo

wszyStkIch IntereEant6w najuPrzet-
kmicJ proSimy o prSeStrEesanie poni1-
Bzych wSkaBoweki
Biura AdministracyI naszeJ otwnr
a prEeE dEien caly Cd Hodztny S-meJ
Erana do 1880 wiecHorem - CO dnia. =
wyjptkiem SIedEiel 4 Ewtst OoOUiazu-
Jacych.
Zarzadca Pisma nasxeEo p%rzyJmuJe
i~nteresantoU co dnia W GoDIiNACh
POPObUDNIOWHCH cd 2-sie1 do o-teJ
- y wyjatkiem sobot.
ola inteFesant0w otwarta
lest TYLRO W G0DzINACH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODzINY 1880 DO GODZI-
NY II:30; PO pofudniu tylkO IN speey-
alnR umowa.
dak NacxeIny prIyJmuJe inte-
resant6u TYLKO Pc GODZINIE 1s-teJ
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UprnSEa sic, wSEelkie spruwy Z Relax
eva Eafntwiae, o lie mosnoSci PISEM-
ME, DO pa konwersaeye dfug1e ME ma
my czasuI tylkO w rnw sLezeEoI-
nfeJsseJ waEi osobistych, lub ME daJ4-
rych sic Ealatuie zwieile - drcga ko-
rssnondencyI - proSimy jawie sic oso-
bfScIe, EachowuJsc M wsEiedzte' ne o.
kolo EodEfny I1-teJ samykamy gazette
szysc naJbardEieJ JesteSmy utedI
E~ntrudnlent-
urzo. ably PIsaII CIYTELNIE - ATRA-
LUB Ma MASHYNIE, ME-
ZRYT SCISLIwIE I TYLKO Ma Z
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
IRnh urWOFy yahACAOhHACA HC 1JN
bxE o~fOSzone, ~pOchlania Je - koss
rcdakcyJnyS JeSli p~oSadane - do swro-
tn w raEIe ME OGloSzenin, nale4y to
VVYRAZNIE ~zAZNAC3YC 1 ZALACZYC
ZyACZEK POCzTOWY Ma
PRHESYLKE.
Zadnyrh komunIkat0w do oglosEenta
ME naIeiy prEesyiae nm knrtaeh Cd
krrtych: ZADNYCH TEE ME PRBfJ-
NTJE SIZE KOMUNIkACYI TELEFo-
NICZNYCH - chybn " wytatkeuyeA
yxypadkach; r6wnieE OEloszeh. dotycx4-
eych to~warzyStw, telefonieznie nie
~przyjmujemy.
WszeIkie oglOSzenia naleE9 do Dsia.
hu OrtoHzen w AdninIstraeyf 4 tam ale
nfemi Evracae naleEy.
PodxiekOuanla - .
sxaIu. REZOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL
rYCZNE I {. p. nnIeEa do DEiafu ogis-
Ezen. -
WsxeIkje korespOndeneye, SaW1aao-
.i.nfa 4 Z, d. muSEa bye p~odptsane -
,efnem naEwfskiem wras q adresem pt-
~.~rmo: besIniennych- Tub podpi1anycA
IomyslnikIem, nIbO wresEcte stoWen
EonIfetD - k~Omunikaeyi, nj kOres-
-,ande,cyi ME Eamieszcsamy.
stanoUczo ME oEfasEamy hADN1CH
art uyciccBek, Tub .piknl-
6us. URZADzANYCH w NLEDzIELE.