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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02

FOR sALE-H. F.. Bull. Aaggu Con-
cordia Netherland, No. 260172. w. y.
Davis r. d. 2 North Bennington, Vt,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02

WkNTBD--Small wood job, . chop
pers; l teamster drawing wood and
farm work, $2.50 per hour day and
board. Il. w. Madison. SALISBURY, "
l0t6"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02

WANTED-Woman for general house
work at 1873 North st. lots
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02

WANTED-Buy sell or trade, new
mich cows or close springers. Pay
cash. Beef cattle. young and veal
calves. dressed pigs 100 to 200 pounds.
Raw furs and hides Write for prices.
Z. w Nattison, Shaftsbury, VT 10t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
TO RENT

TO RENT-Three heated rooms with
electric lights and bath. Mrs F. H.
Vail. 49 West Main St. M 1862
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02

TO RENT--Grunished room and
board for two gentlemen, bath pit
vilege. Table board day or week and
s"''" Of furnished rooms for house
keeping from Dec. 20. at 1879 North
81 inohe 4"s-w 7atf
TO RENT--Stores, ofiices. y tens-
ments, shops, stables. individual stor-
age lockers furnished apartments aud
rooms, all centrally located, Geo, NJ
Hewks. 42s Main st 1851
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-08

winch named in the this
this Covenant such siar be by Declaration
Covenant Notice thereof shall all League
to
obligations
a s l s s s' by the League in regard to its military
tons and an its Obligations ua this Covenant shall ape been aea at
The s7 6. .sss ss 5 a c8gs88 be eas'ss the
ARTICLE
o5 shan consist Of REPRESENTATIVE Of the Members of the League
occasion y rsaa es seat Of @ u l b I place e d a
Assembly any matter sphere
At meetings Of ess Assn4lq easn ' mssE ne OF t5 league shall have
ONE VOTE and may not have se7s than tnree representatives
Aatea Poueq b vi q = ne s PRINCIPAL s ,i a6 and
@ g l r f re- tp Until, unn the s opIontnen Of the
eey epresal1e Of beao BRAZIL spain and Greece shan be
WIN ne orIroyal q Sc majority # assembly. may
h .8ge e, ,f Council t Sl 9o % saaI always
The Members Assembly
council shan meet from time to time as occasion NAV REQUIRE and
least the Seat Of the
the Council di
Member be invited
the that
ne Member the
E5oepi where Otherwise expressly provided in this Covenant
an matters Council d
h s s spnnTpt Of co@%' nys s particular matters
BY majority Of the nen Of the league eposented att the o decided
shan be ummonedhy the President Of the United m
permanent secreat be established at the Seat of the League
The sscreat shall comprise Secretary General and
The ass. Secretary General shan person
approval Of the majority ser
the seqgssa e9a stan Of ne ssaat dis
The Secretary ret General shan act that capacity Of
LEAGUE 5 s sssss. r s sspa sa q Expense. s" IS. @
national Bureau of tho Universal Postal Union lie
The of the League is established at Geneva the
The Council decide on
Representatives the Members League und
when nsased on the business Of the League shall diplomatic taxi
The buildings other by
Representatives attending its meetngs shan be nyiobe or
The Members Of the A
onai the
The Council taking Of the sgp II
, s plans Tor such reduction for the consideration
sues pns 81 sh S e tn Reconsideration and revision a. . this
by the several Governments the bren
s Of ornaments therein fixed
manufacture by private enter Ar
rise OF munitions and implements of
an be prevented Of
re league which able Implements
Of their ornaments e military nun v ana and E
ls-nke ~ dispu
be advise the Council on the with
seg'oa me military and air Up
ARTICLE 10
The Members OF the League respect and preserve
against external aggression the territorial integrity exist
political independence Members of the ieaque In
Of any such aggression any threat or dancer
such aggression The Council shall upon the means nv
nch This obligation shall be fulfilled
ARTICLE il Eve
ny Or threat rectng any Of tho Mem shan
81 TIE League or not hereby whole engage
"a ars ~ % e q patton s such emergency The
OF .ne council int
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-08


League have undertaken any nconsisnt ~th Member
procure its release from obligations steps
hin Nothing Covenant shall be deemed to affect the v,
standings securing nan naHa al @d
territories a consequence of the late
the them peoples yet able to stand % governs
d the principle that the peoples P
5e trust n civilization and that securities for the this @
be The best method of giving principle is that /
ueeage of such peoples should be nations who
best undertake this pg @ nsT geoslaphea position
this ueg should be a a.
66a'5i' & People as"a sssh a sso the
's ' C conditions and other similar circumstances
reached stage of development Independent %
advice d , and assistance by they are a
e ton in the selection Q ne Mandatory "''' consider
Rfnd PSo m speey these Of central Aoa
under cont De respnsDe for the administration
subject Of public order and mopais I
establishment Of fortaeatn aap 5aae
and the d g training the natives for other than police
and commerce of ob e, aG secure equal opportunities for
spog1hi OF their lemGeness from the of civilization
stances can be- b n the TERRITORY Of the mandatory and other
ns Of It's srFio subject the
annual every gog 9aIg Of mandate the Council
DS degree of authority control administration exercised by a
pmaHe af"G cm IN eaen Gss s by the Council
annual reports advise the council on M @
relating to the observanceof " |
ana IN accordance
~ I or hereafter to be Leg
Of lobou for secure and maintain fair and humane
tons m m countries to which their commercial
necessary @ L0 nor purpose will establish
o. undertake to native inhabitants
territories under their control;
Td Pus the League with the supervision
the taas p with snS so ofs to tS traffic children
in @ arms na lne League with the general of the trad.
a. will i nr0 neeaagaFy in the
tions and Of treatment for the commerce
q tbs will 1ys ends3goq 9n to take
There placed under the direction Of tho - an International
sonsent y go established n3er by treaties
matters Of paaux and all commissions for the ga
Tn 1 the direction of the League
n out Which are not placed the
G and ns ha d rsnar by the parties all relevant
The Council include expenses of the
he Is any bureau commission
r,o ARTICLE u.s.
Of du ens Sen and Oa6S c
disease suffering hons of h9% o the
Covenant will take erect when ratified nv the Members
the Mem e w9se b REPRESENTATIVES majority
dissent case ahan ol sn b e Of the
ORIGINAL MEMBERS LEAGUE OF NATIONS s1aNAroRs
STATES INVITED m54E To T ace9r OF PEACE FACE
The Ssn Pos snGnp IT,
5I1VA w D'' s@zSS -slovA Al a. 9 .
f HNh ARaENT1NE REPUBLIC
,UADOR 0 OHoHE B
iJr,NNLAth
NETHERLANDS
1N-" PARAGUAY
)NDURAS. $4,000
IA q
1ARAG1rA UNITED STATES OF AMEIlCa
MAMA BRITISH EMPIRE #f
pTircAr AUSTRALIA.
uNrANIA SOUTH AFRICA.
~ cFoAT- sLovENE STATE NEW ZEALAND.
w. INDIA.
Each nation or province named in
e above list has ONE VOTE in the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-08
OFFICIAL. TEXT
OF THE
League of Nations Covenant
ARTICLE II.

Of to rupture
until three
In be
six months ater the % @ sp the Council shall be made With
i
they recognize to be Suitable for Submission to
d which cannot be satisfactorily settled by diplomacy they will submit tn
Disputes as to the INTERPRETATION
national law as to the exstance of which
f b nsn Of amy international obgOn or to the extent
among those which are generally suitable submission arbitration
or STIMULATED in any convention existing them
the Members Of the League that they will
AGAINST Member of tho
i e ass ter s%''' the Council shall propose what steps
The the Members of the League for
Jae P court m of Permanent Court Of International
an int, a nat. wbeh
TO it by the Council Assembly " '''''OD referred
to 5 should arise between members Of the dispute
Article - the Members submit the matter
Will make all investigation and Consideration
the relevant facts dleot H pu a
The Council settlement of the dispute and
facts and explanations terms of settlement
If the dispute s" not 4bns ee ftd "p tP G,
the facts Of the ghch are s daeed ST
settlement Of the it's conaso @a' rde aFs pp 3n
hereof F o by the he Council members
my party the dispute the % TO Of WITH
than o %a a"on o@ Or as 5ss to by
right to take such action for the mai1
the o 6as as parties st el aimed BY
m domestic jurisdiction Of that report and
council may in any a esa nnd ITS IT'S settlement
E The DISPUTE shall he either party to the
the un h , request be made within
article a to the assembly all the article and
ana powers of the assembly report made by the
the League Of the Representativ f other Members
al the Nb the same force m
49, tic
act Of @ ~ I it shall pso faoto committed col
subject to the financial relations or
PERSONAL s STATE and the commercial or
S n" tic Of any other the League or not m
9 Members s military F na e the
s No be used to protect the League the armed me-
e tP eanG% n and con taken unde OF
Sys sD measures and that support on lss9 another
aas State and that necessary ss Y Ssnant Of
oh are covenants of the M e of the League
be mo- H wn 9a violated any
neil concurred Representative Of an e S by vote Of the
ARTICLE IT,
the event Of a Member of the League and s ~
the e State H s se n LEAGUE between of the
Ute pon b 81 membership the purposes such BRA
s is nGoo9sd the provisions nciusVs shah i b pp n c6H
OF tne dispute
s,oto IN the circumstances
sDi reus to the
lsue Tor the shan resort
OF ue eafue the provisions OF
S,,s' me slate taking sn'h action ~''
% @ IN the League for the dispute the couns
measures and make
'eS ana VIII result in the settlement the
PERI
tfe,tv IPOIA
entered into hereafter
gs registered with
%. ~ NO such aonalSF
-'9 '"ii 80 icsseefed SIAN
assembly from adv reconsideration b., Member,
q" treaties which bic andth
''"eS might enaanger the Of al =
S'AN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-08
ARTICLE il

zfct
bers OF the League or no' whole
League The aie
enecfuai 70 peace ofna
nera f ION tho
ieaeue forthwith @ NJ OF the Council - W
declared Member Of
conn~u
IN
natons which dpends s "
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-08
ARTICLE 10

The Members OF the League respect
as against external aggression the territorial integrity and exist
ing political independence Of all Members the League In
case OF any such aggression any threat or danoer
OF such aggression The Council shall non tbe means nv
which this obligation shall be fulfilled -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-08

Zach nation or province named in
the above list has ONE VOTE in the
Assembly.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-02
ADVT.

Tie petition Of G. o. Young aud y
Others all tax payem and residents o.
Lee County. asking that certain roau
leaving the Americas road and tnnhlhg
easterly through lot l0i-lS5-l05 and ~
cornernc on lot Of land Of John llearn
1870 thence south 70 the Whitsette and
smithyille road. notice il esreby given
that We County Commissioners will pass
on said Petition on the first Tuesday in
April.
Board OF County Commissioners.
T.. b. Lee. Chairman.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-02

g. l.. Manning o. ia.rd,ap ios + =
mas Paul. Matte Pearl ."wrl' g.. l.
Jr., Dudley Hughes aud Ethel Mannmi
having filed application for leave to sci
certain realty belonging 20 said minors
for III purpose OF their manlalnanee
education aud support thisis therefor
TO cite all persons concerened to SHOW
canse If any they have on the iirsr MOI
day in April Willy said application shouC
not be granted.
This March /, 1920.
AT Greene.
Ordinary oi Lee County
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-02

Felw Democrats
of president
in the ueu 0
Caef uondder ononuy part
is to o
enter the Georgia. ma Of
create
the equHx
ve o
If a
OF a
tn
OF
III the treat
substantial inconsistent with
it e II gcomty.
substantially
grean o. a e accepted
ewsec the
administration
o
to
subject the
tina mayt 0 questioned
Of deelct failed
mauf fig for these pdncp in the comip
tn utneb
became that the issue would
my
the presents situation
opinion NJ hes ndsofvoa
i OF Q
o t
b
ndwoudnd delegation
t in their nonmadeh
dnaBeh
IN tina available
the prp m the undameqa dUsrn
Demora S
in 70 see o visit cntrdh their coh
IS a. il h teand dbcusue
ptfG
o discuss other quet6ns
uchOhe
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-02
TEAM WORK
I'LL. Absolutely Essential For The Farmers Merchants, Ban
and Manufacturers to Stand Together Weare to Win
The Fight Against The Boil Weevi
This March /, 1926
Ordinary oiLee County

kFSFnm oratR:oh Mkm Texas Virginia web
td usBo WevI lm
The OIL Mills Mills are idle it that
cut out cotton
aHo money crop mi
leIe knows
ther ustutulnm
not have Wsevn raising Peanuts This
iandt Peanuts will high
PLANT IN GEORGIA
and NohHra decreased production their c0un
w.have had very mudgume Boil n
winter oarennf looks he would
ready for the 6n squares Boil We predicting that the
damage the cotton crop WILDE muhno
THIS OUR STRONG APPEAL LARGER PEANUT ACRE
AGE uEMER TO DIscREDrr
Theresa great Ihsl" ar'i only h" crushing
The best grade trade command tea @" prices
t selected from the Peanuts we have purchased tins year, III" @
grades then
propose putngtt mONletn oughm
Write us for prices 10 md ann cultivation and Ioes
ug Of
tleu Q c"et" the sAe"
rdGe inform wecangye and let
M advise welcome any help
hasw can
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-02

Uncle Sam had told this judge
to look into gwl-FeETo-SOl and
to look thnRoughly. So this
Judge found % psOpls who had
taken GIIFOET0-sOl and he
QUESTIONED oaeh IT thsm GloDely.
And 10 Q @an Be harmed that
they had al bssa either mate
rally benG@tad or cured parma
nently Of their ailments.
1hn lg1D a9q ahlAaA @po No.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-02

DAWSON. GEORGIA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-18

per cent. And a reduction OF s. IL
per cent on All keWpies IS promised
patrons.
, unique feature OF the business
particularly stressed IS the doll hos
pital-' This feature Of the business
is carefully attended to. A fun line
Of doll parts IS carried in stock in
Guiding heads. arms. feet. stockings
hoods. wigs. etc. So that It is pos
sible for the young LADY, who breaks
her @dollie@ TO take It to the We
Can-Fix-It shop and have It "oper-
ated on" and restored 70 complete
Wilderness
In the toy department. there are
other things that would offer much
glee and satisfaction to any child who
should happen to be the fortunate re-
cipient Of any Of these gifts. There
are toy automobiles. toy wagons,
coasters, tricyeles. velocipedes and
kiddie kars- These toys are painted
in colors that strike the eye and
tickle the fancy OF the average child
tho child who is full Ct pep and
energy. Mr. DauEherty says the
prices on these articles are low in the
extreme
The establishment carries four
wsll-knoWn and durable as wen as
speedy bicycles They are: Dayton.
Liberty, Perfection and Excelsior. It
was Liberty which won the ma
tional Championship sprint for 1920.
According to Mr.. Daugherty these
four lines are equal TO the occasion
In competition with any and all other
makes Of machines. meeting all the
requirements TO be desired IN a
bicycle He states also that his IS
the only store IN FL Paso which o.
fers the public q bicycle with a five
year factory guarantee back OF It.
The shop boasts Of It's ability 10 sup
ply q bicycle that VIII meet the re-
quirements Of any purse Bicycles are
shown 10 prospective customs-s with
the greatest courtesy and patience,
whether the locker buys OF not. The
proprietor says he wishes the pub
lie 70 distinctly understand that It IS
welcome at al times to come IN and
-ooA 70 rs hearts content as long It
wishes and that it wiz be shown the
facts and features OF each and every
bicycle n detail. Mr.. Daughsrty be-
AsVes that It is through this policy.
OF extreme effort 70 meet the wishes
and demands Of the public which has
won for his shop the widely increased
patronage which il enjoys today, and
which has made possible. too. his
being Justified IN adding to his IA
ciities and stock TO the great ex-
tent he has dona-
1hez. there IS the tire department
This department carries in stock
three excellent brands Of tires-tbs
Rex. the Pennsylvania and the Vitalic
These tires, according to the manage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-18
A Year Of Great Growth
Has Been The Fortune
OF Myrtle Ave. Concern

OK November II, 1913. F. h
~ Dzughsrty took charge Of the
Hex Cycle shsp and the We
Can-Fiz-It shop. located at SAT Myrtle
ETenue. Re purchased It az sole
owner from its 1ormsr owner. Mr..
DauEherty served the government for
eight months during the war at camp
Normoyis. being a sergeant OF the
first class. he had charge OF the me-
chanical branch Of the motorcycles de-
uErtment, and had many difficult re-
nair and reconstruction jobs 90 tackle
and turn ont fl first-class order. as
The government required that ma
chimes -run" after coming from the
mechanical department.. So It IS with
special emphasis that this gentleman
calls attention 70 the fact that the old
Ws-Cau-Fix-It shop has been i'm
proved. expanded. and made 6 much
more efficient establishment than it
formerly was, and this entirely
through the conscientious efforts Of
100 per cent dyed-in-the-wool
american. As Mr.. Daugherty says. %
would hardly be possible TO recog-
nlza the erstwhils place upon paying
it a casual visit today.
The present Institution has a num-
Der Of separate and distinct depart
melts Az under the personal super
vision IN q general way Of its pres
ent owner There is the bicycle sales
department this bicycle repair de-
parment, the Ioolzsmith department,
The DOH and toy department, the
umbrella Tepafr department, and the
tire department.
At this special time Of the year the
owner says be would Ike 20 en- spe-
cal attention TO the doll and toy de-
partmenL ne states that he has
special shipment OF IreWpis dolls en-
route 70 FL Paso which win surpass
"a beauty and varsity any line Of
zeHpie dolls yet seen 81 the city. he
looks for This shipment to arrive any
day.
In additIou 70 the ksEpiea. ths shop
carries q large line Of other dolls,
large small and Of various kinds and
descriptions. The establishment says
81 Is making q special reduction on
these general dolls from now tiu
Chriztmaz Of from g per cent to IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-18

ment, are as good as the best. and
better than most
Nr. Daugherty has recently added
Welding to the functions performed
by his concern. the place doing all
kinds Of light Welding. This Includes
such Jobs as stove Welding, Welding
Of washing machines and similar ar
ticles. he says that this line Of the
business is growing very rapidly. and
that he expects the welding end Of
The business TO grow into a substan-
tial proposition The oxy-acetylene
process is used
Not the least part Of the business
in the locEsmith department A lock-
smith OF experience, careful training
and thorough knowledge OF opening
locks and making keys is In charge
Of this end Of the business How 70
get into a frank. a closet a room or
grip are often very annoying prob
lens Immediate action Is often
necessary BY phoning SIS # is pos
sihle to have this matter solved
speedily and satisfactorily.
The @We-Can-Fix-It' idea about
expresses IN four words the general
ain OF the repair department Al
most any ordinary job Of repairing IS
done here, including the repairing and
recovering OF. parasols and umbrellas
1t IS the spirit Of real service
says Mr. Daugherty. which has
meant SO much to this establishment
in the past year Of its history. We
started in to build this concern anew.
And that is what we have done. We
kept the old name because It was
known and because It was hard to get
a better one. ANY unpleasant fea-
lures connected with the institution
in the past are dead letters. Every
patron who comes into this place win
set q value equal 70 100 cents on
every dollar expended"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
z ZARZADU
M. P.

Posicdzenic zagaii prezcs w.
?. Soska. Modlitwe odm6wil Wi
&C. Moderator, Wiel. y. r. Ap-
pclt.
Ma posiedzcniu obecni sd: Mo-
derator Prev. Y. FIR. Gordon:
Wice-Moderator, Wiel. Y. r.
Applet: Prezcs. w. F. So>ka, Wi
ccprczesi Antonina BaranowSka /
Albert MenHcki. Sckrctarz ge-
neralny, Tom. $. Blachow>ki:
S&arbnik, Julian Szczepanski,
Dyrcktorzy. Jan Maciejewski.
Dvrektorki. Franciszka Bicschke,
Narya Imbiorska ! Konstancya
Czcka}a. .Adwokat. w. F. Zyg-
munt.
ProtoEof Z posicdzcnia sierp-
niowcgo przyieto ma wniosek
Sharbnika Szczepaiskicgo.
Sprawozdanic finansowe czyta-
nc przez Dyr. Macicjewskiego
przyjeto ma wniosck Dyr. Biesch-
&c.
7 przenicsicnia SlZlZ21'S9
noch6d 10000
S12S ,6o3.Io
Wvdatki 3,44I.62
Naiatek 125.16l.5>
Ulokowanie kapitaiu M. P.
Rondy 9.OoU.oo
w hipotckach lO1,O0O.0o
W banku I2'5O|'o7
l. skarbnika SS.W
$500 ~
Geek ME spieniezone 5.3l7.5Q
Majatek NJ. P. l23,lol.''
Rachunki, odczytane Przez by
rektora Maciejewskiego. uchwalo
no zapiaciG ma wniosek Dyr. Cze
kaiy.
Sekr. Blachowski przcdstawia
iedcn wrpadek smierci, 5. p. c.
CYL Murawskiej, I Oddz. -;
Suma $500 zapisana rodzicom. -
Ma wniosck Dyr. Bieschke Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
Odezwa do Sokolstwa
Polskiego Okregu II
wv. Sok. Pol.

Ma Ziemiach Woiuej i Nicpodleg-
lei Ojczyzny Polski toc2y sig krwa
wa wo!ra U zaDezpi@c3en.e v PREY
s2loSci Wo.noSci Naszemu ~PolSk;Cmu
NSrodowi i Nas1ej Ojczl zny niosa
yyuowie i cory rol&ki " ofierLe ~
clio Swc krew niOaa. kObieiy Nd
rGwni Z m~CIczyznami walcza OK
siebic pcini ufnoSci, %c lakUGn!c d.a
Narodn Po,SnieGo d3ien WOlnOScl ;
SwohCdy. Ia wicika WSlEa. jska =tc
tory. wymaga dUzcgO poswisccnia
alcby o~ai&guat to. cHcgo caly Ma
rod polski sObic i.czy, pOtr1eha
NAM ,dda6 choj W c2cSci swegu po-
Swieccn:a i przyjst i pomoca t!m.
kttrzy Walcza Ia naszc dobro.
Jak wicmy wszysCy. Oh paru mic
siecy Rad Polski ~ro1pOr1a& spree
daz Polskiej pozyczkj PanstwoweL
lecz dotyChczas sunny przeznaczoneJ
ma Ameryke ~jeSzcze ME zchrano, to-
tei y-zywa sic Sokoi6w Soht lice
Okreou II " Chicago i okOlicy. age
ny zglas2ali sic do komitelu Central
nego =. P. r. p. II. 1909 y. Ash
land ave. W Domu Zwiazku Polek,
do piracy wsp6lnej W s~przedaIy Bon
dow PolsNich. Jak wiemy. dotych'
czas Soko;stwo P:lskia pomagaiO W
piracy dla p. p. r., lccz to jest Je-
szcze mic wysiarczajacem i W mysl
ro7hazu Zwiazku Sokol0w PO!skici'
Wyd2ial Okregu II nilej pOdpis"ny
wzywa wszys,kich DO wziecia ~jaknaJ-
liczniejSzcgu udzialu s~przedahy
Bond0w Pulskich. UpraSza sic Soko-
low / Sokolice we wszystkich dzielni-
each. ably stawi.i sic kaidcgo vic
cZ,ru do Komitetu C~crtralneGo,
sdlie bcdq poiuformowani, jak sic
maia zabraj do piracy prheprowa-
Gzania Avoty. jaka jest n~aznaczona
ma miaSto Chicago.
\ vice do dzieia, Niechai nikogu
ME bra knie, a PREY szczerei checi
i m~ozolnej piracy do dnia , paAd1ier-
nika Polsha Pnhyczka Pahstwowa
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n~a2naczOna.
Krcs,sc sic SohoIim 600 CLo|ern
Er. Skibicki. prczcS: 4. l%nard,
vtccprezes: ST. Japicki, wicoprezcs;
H.. dc L.atour. sckretarz: j. Doma--
NUS, kasycr: Fr. Sala. nacTlnik:
J. KoualcwYki, podnar1cIn!h; ".
Doncrr. podnarzelniczka; p, Ball
cerzck, lekarz OkreGoWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
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