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IS A
HELP TO PLANNING
New Invention Resembles
Old-Time Venetian
Blind
By WILLIAM L. MALLABAR.

LONDON. Nov. i..--Greater
leads and higher speeds than are
now attained are claimed as the
special features Of the new airplane
wing introduced by the Handley
Page company.
A demonstration OF the new wing
was recently given at the works OF
the airplane mandatory. The new
wing was fitted TO de llayiland
machine, and it certainly indicated
what II could do in rapid climbing
and slow landings.
The wing is composed OF a num-
Der of Stats overlapping each o,her.
giving 1t much the appearance or a
Ecne .ial lind, The wing Is thus
converted into what might be desig-
mated as n number OF wings.
In order that the speed of the ma
chine when in full flight shall not
he affected, II IS possible by means
OF an attached con rivance 10 close
the stats and thus make them into
s5uc solid plane. the company's ex-
planation of the new wing is as fol-
lows:
Much Greater Liz.
a special feature of The new wing
Is that Il has very much greater
IN for every square foot of surface
compared with an ordinary wing.
Tho construction consists in having
lots RICH through the plane. CON
Meeting the lower and upper sur
faces, and to the auninitiatcd Il
would appear that these slots, al
owing the air to escape from the
"nder 10 the upper surface OF the
wing, took away all the lift.
"Strarge az it may seem the re
verse IN exactly the case. The slots
IN the wing virtually convert the
single wing into a number OF wings
and increase the lifting power of
he wing two or three times as
much as In the wing Of ordinary
construc tion.
Srposing, for instance, that a
machine today llfts a total weight
of ton and half and has a wing
area OF 400 square feet. With thls
new wing e. will be possible 20 lift
the same weight with n wing area
ot only 200 to 800 square feet
therefore, winrs can be built more
stoutly without increasing weight,
ard so The all-metal wing becomes
~,u"h more poseihlc commercially"
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pOMP AND GLORY
IN BRITAIN RITES
rrrlish Remember In
D 5ebtedness to Their
Dead in Ceremony.
UNKNOWN IS BURIED
virc and High Officers Help
Law Beside the immortal
Unidentified Body.
RS EARLE c. REEVES.
80

. q & e'a.f rHf- Cf'ortent
IovpoH. Sov II. Amidst Brit
..s r'.. l'ustcious dead an un-
,,.r e supr wis buried In West
.,r A.h.y day alo0csdc the
.-,'ss 90. Sings and i'ld marshals
,i. .I nri.Hph. An Unknown
.,,. ..'.r .s b. only eulogy upon the
at. 3b.v, he grave, but the
~ ro d 20 h 81 h solemn and
- -.ss We po0'p as might have been
"a ,hr memory Of the greatest SOL
,,or Of the rripirc.
Kng Pays Homage.
Tho bur.. ceremony 'ook place
,.,r,odiat,Iy after the unveil'ng of
,ho cenotaph--a great memorial
.s.r erected In central London to
,SS memory Of he British empires
v.,r dead-and was the chief feature
~ ihe arm sticc day celebration.
Fling George I'M ted with the fore
r,os, sta esmen and soldiers in pay
,ng homage to the unknown hero
mo was killed in action on the
felds OF Flanders.
II was zine spirit OF sentiment
which inspired the British govern
,,snt 10 thus remember It's deb. to
,Ss humble and obscure men OF the
,.oks who gave their lives for their
country IN the great war. The body
o,Ae unknown warrior was picked
N on the historic battlefield of
yTes. where the British stemmed
and held the Germans In their rush
10 the north coast OF France.
Admlrals Garry Caskct.
A simple, plain oak coffin was
ssri 10 France and the body was
thought home on a warship. Senior
Ulcers of he three fighting services
--adnlrals Of the fleet, field mar
shals and air marshals--were select
ed 10 be pallhearers.
Just before the cenotaph was un-
yelrd By King George. n gun car
rage drawn by three powerful artil-
lery horses halted north OF the ceno-
taph.
The ceremonies at the cenotaph
took place lust at II o'clock, the
hour at which fir 'ng ceased along
The western battle front on Novem-
ber II. 1918. Al the great clocks in
the towers Of the churches doomed
out the hour n deep and solemn ST.
lence fell. not only upon the multi
tude In the streets but throughout
the whole city. Work and business
activity was stilled throughout the
whole nation.
Ater two minutes of stiffness, the
last host rang out from n score of
massed bugles
The funeral procession was then
formed and the gun carriage with the
corrin was drawn past the ceno'aph.
King George symbol'zing the chief
funeral procession To Westminster
mourner of the empire, followed the
Abby on foot.
When the service was finished,
revellle was sounded and. as the
body was being lowered into the
grave A field marshals salute OF
guns was fired in the horse guards
parade.
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LEGAL

" IN ucccrd'urc w h he provisions o..
Article p % The thattnr oi we ivy or
TULSA Oklahoma, AMI pnNW'h's 10 th'
contractor WI DC m'dc IA 'AN WIS 'N'.
dcuVing said assessments
The contractor % whom ih' c,h','''
may he awarded WIZ De teruhei l' iui
nish GohslFuyil.n and gu" guy p'n'H 'n
'',.,W'',e ,,SWi'',,e ".mt '".,,,,,,'ry INA e,,
.,t,t.,.' .t,,.,..' '',o"s i' 49, t".,'s, fEnr .r1
"'.''''V, 'nt1. "s.t' .,ts a. a, do, A.
..",,,l,'1 I tv.,ty ,iy, art ,,,
'tooN rs, ., .rt ,,. h,.,.
dre5 GoGS mar rcnt r.spsctiVelv of ,na
u.'u wv w.. ,'"' 'tE. L t,..t
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AUTOMOBILES

DIAMOND ring s.l carat IN gents mount
INK e. 'rade on Fod rDIifler. Call
Usage 92ts Mr, Brools -
FORD TOURING car 1917 IN excellent
condition or will exchange Tor Welding
outnt and tanks, Chas. Staats Owasso.
OKLA. --
PEERLESs CHCMMY roadster, lgli mod.
81, & good tres can Usage sJsd or s''o
and ak FOR Bush.
FOR SALE Ford roadster. 1915. new
Tenders. i27b. write. n. H. Hatch, Box
i76, Turlcy. Okla.
MOTORS and generators bought, sold 49,
exchanged Riecttic repair work OF ~.
~ description, E!ertrie supply Co.. "a
Fourth, phone Usage tos. ....
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CHICAGO, Nov, 1.-THE sea planr
containing three men ~ the Great
Lakes naval traininr station which
has been missiTg since Yesterday
was found today ~ miles north OF
Nanitowoc Wis. The revsnue cut
ter TusGarora started to the rescue
from Milwaukee,
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va Mutions Spent BY
u. 0. p. in Campaign

rbs "ENCH LICK, Ind. Nov. IL
Cos, q, .,'pnblican national campaign
uys,' 'o'4l 900, according TO figures
Unba out here tonight by Fred w.
Ls,Ioa; treasurer of the republican
b,,as committee, who is here for
ielr rest He stated that the de-
amounted to- S1,35O, 900.
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AUTOMOBILES


trO' W. ' 'uV ~itr 20
DETROIT electric NV, passenger double
drive. batteries one year old car looks
ilNc now. VIII consider snau goH car na
ra.I payment e.. 81 Anderson, 1900
U'a'uu. Osarc 1900
VAST late model dodge or Uulck can
before noon Friday. Tulsa Hotel Room
gram A " a. lost in or nuar Tulsa
Hotel tisWard for return e. Eugene lot-
tom world nldg
ron ~Ni.E or TRADE 1890 Nash road
s.tr automobile Win bit rack VI. goo
each or viii trade fot livnt 5.passcnEer
gar in good condition. Dodge preferred
ron SALE 70 'dson tractor May he seen
RcNner, west Tulsa Atior Inspecting
tractor cali ~ room 1901, C"sirn iHds
FuRp touring rst 1918. In excellent con
Garage P''sS" ui' w"s, VSSs," second ID stree, '
ron SALr IsIS Peerless r.pNsscncgeI
looks ana runs like new 1900 Cail
t2A s. y uh.s Phone cedar a.
ron SALE mr. trade 1919 Oakland touring
slider trade for Ford sedan. can oSage
1850.
IN,EIi.itSr uUN-Ftvc ressrngcr car
fine condition. priced to sell nt '@So W
Cdmpsn@eio fos' rh'rd o. Usage 1879
ron SALE or trade SutT roadster.
special factory Job, owner leaving must
be sold at once. Address 7bo'N, care
world
ONE siv cylinder five passenger car In
good shape. also Ford, both bargains
~ Eaat sixth
ron SAtI1.-Sevcn. passenger enclose
Cadillac car, In good condition mechan-
Ically. paint and uphlostering likc new
Nnu viii INV this tpr " IN the market
Run about Z. 800 miles. Also pierce Arrow
coupo, run about 1000 miles. This car "
nIsu like new. Must sti one ot thctus ~
a. Tabor ii6 Miners Bank ldg, Joplin
Missouri
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SEALED mn: ron STREET


PtNISGD
Notice Is hereby given that IN pur-
suance Of an order by tho Board Of Com
nIissi1uers 81 the Ciiy of Tulsa, okla.
hama sealed bids win be received NJ the
office Of the Clty Auditor OF said City
until 6 o'clock =. m Thursday, Noycmbor
Is, ls20S Tor furnishing materials ana
performing tho work necessary In paving
and otherwise improving In the manner
ana subject to the conditions hereinafter
set out, the following described portions
of the following named streets, avenues
uEd alleys IN said city OF Tulsa. to-wit:
QtIANNAH AVENUE in West Tulsa
Addition. from the north line Of Twenty
first street south TO the center line -
section ~ Township 10 Souh, Range
10 East, being distance Of approx
mately 2,750 feet
ALLEY In Block -Four co. stonebraker
For further details as to the material,
,Nons Nnd' METHODS ~ construction TO be
used In Improving said streets and
avenues, hidd5rs are referred to the plans
and notifications therefor approved by
the hoard Of Commissioners and to the
resolutions adopted by said Board de-
olarlng the necessity Of and providing
FOR the improvements Of said portions OF
said streets and avenues. said feAOlu-
uons plans and specifications are on file
In the office ~ the city Auditor and
copies Of said resolutions viii be furnished
upon application therefor al the office ~
the City Auditor
The entiro cost ot Haid Improvements
'on said portions of said streets. avenues
and alleys, and each of them, shall be
Rpportioned 20 and levied and assessed
against tho abutting property liable TO
assessment therefor and the owners thore-
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AUTOMOBILES

NrroNoni toN sNtt 10
ron SALE.lbit tnylctb Ford cheap.
good running condition call Usage
t7tt
BUICK p-tS. t12s. rhono osasa ana.
after y. IN.
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srECIAL NOTICES

NJ u i%ClAN has moved TO 327 Robin
son Hidg, Phone Oaagc 12S.
ItIN who haa H. ipya id'H chair
Tor S25 call Usage lsis again.
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AUTOMOBILES
NTO IrrIfrs AND nEPAii

MTo surrLfrs AND HEPAiRs ii
rsEO Nptmau battery. rno hArgaln.
Jim k'u rnour Usage 1850.
400 Used u1or tunes. 6Oc each; your
choice. when vour giGr ~ gone your
rhHnce " guu' Il EsN. sixth street
100 USED inner tubes. all sizes. tt.5o
each. li East Snth.
WILL OVERHAUL any Ford motor for
i22. Drive car taa n. MtIr. Usage
ls76.
AJTos roR UIRE--GAHNGEs ~
GARAGE FOR UENr-.7t5 y. uu'hrs.
GARAGE tor one car Usage eo7i.J.
EiWOOp, = 6l-H.8arpgo Tor fonti close
in phune Usage qlt3
MOTORCYCLES AND BICyCLEs "a
ron SALE
Hiryric and gun repair shop. work for
two mon. good sales. well advertised .
snap. Crescent cycle Co., 2is Court St.
MuskoEcc, OKLA.
fDR BlCi Giles, urcs and acces-
surics. come to i22 W. First. Tul-
"a Auto Cvclo co. FiVit shop.
WhNTED--AJTOMoa ~
DIVIDEND paying stock to trade for
Ford sedan cedar -, eiT Mayo,
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.WG0Gln0biQ
Sacrifice Prices and Easy
Terms

Cadillac, 4-passrnger sass; pay 800
cash, balance terms.
Studcbakcr Touring, $500; pay 800
cash. balance terms.
Buick Touring. 1850; 5000 cash bal
HnCc terms,
Buick Touring, $3.50; $500 cash, bal
anCe terms.
Saxon Six Touring, $3.50, $50 cash,
SaianCo terms,
Overland Touring, t395, 500 cash,
balance terms.
Gran, Six Roadster. $3.50; tl25 cash,
balance terms,
Vclie Roadster, ti2J; pay si75, bal
auCc monthly
Overland Touring, selt-starter, com
plctcly equipped, $3.50, pay t75 cash,
$40 per month,
Absolutely new Maibohm six, n beau
~ and "A wonderful performer.
Also three Patterson Sizes. with Red
Seal Continental motors Look and
run like PaCkards tremendous bar
gains, easy terms.
We have cut the prices on all the
above cars and made The terms OF
payment easier than ever offered IN
Tulsa--but only 20 reliable buyers.
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ASK GAS FOR HOMES FIRST
ulackvcIi Chamber of Commerce In
Plea for Priority Order.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 1.-THE
hamber OF commerce of Blackwell,
Okla, today filed with the state cor
noration commission here, request
'0r an order ESTABLISHING svstcm
of priority for the furnishing OF gas
Blackwell.
was asked that domestic CON
sumers be given the first preference,
1unicipal offices and plants second,
mall Industrial plants third, and
my remaining gas for the Bartlcs-
'lle Zinc company's refinery.
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Legal

, Published IN The Tulsa Daily world
November ., 10. n. 10 and l5, 1920,
Word Publishing Company Pub'ishers)
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mall Industrial plants third, ana
my remaining gas for the Bartlcs-
''lle Zinc company's refinery.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TULSA LopoE NO II mcots every
Thursday. First THURSDAY, r.
xS<aaL, c. Second Thursday business
Sss2SySG. Third Thursday. n. NJ Fourth
.tfgrSfyk, Thursdsy, +. 4. Next meeting
'sso ~. Nov. II. Business meeting
'f'Fff~N cona1 1eucing A. 1850 p m.
Nisieors welcome.
John A. walker, wM C. Mon'ortc. Sec.
DELTA LODGE 426 win meet in regular
.~U< communication Tuesday. Nov,
StS05K 10Th. buzincas meeting COM
E8fE%A Masons alway. welcome.
NSERT Masonic hall.
'f@M8HN II. c. KAUFMAN. w. NJ.
ARTHUR BAKER, Secretary
PETROLEUM LODGE No .H meets
every Friday except second
NMl/> Next Communication Friday
,SiSN3E. Nov. 10. commencing ,. m.
,4sTHE@. animation In L. a. and +. c.
A&NE6SS degrees. Visiting Mssons spe.
NTyU%RS ciaily invited.
IVY NJ. II. FLEsHER. w.M.
II. "a. HANNA. Secretary.
TULSA CHAPTER o. E. S. meets frs,
~ras.s and third Wednesday OF the
&EA month at Masonic hail; first
fy&k4>2 meeting, business; Recond, ini.
AYSK tiation and social. stars club
~~ meets End and +,h Wednesday.
Nr<W Masonic hall, 2.30 .. IN.
s;T; TEMPLE T'EisiIHNI, worthy Matr"r
MRS EMMA FAST. Secretary.
TULSA CHAPTER NO. 81. II. A NJ, meets
regular communication Nov.
tsLr~s.as IS, Work In NJ. Ia degree.
YktkT There will be election and In
hT1t3zY stsliAtion OF officers Dec ..
NV II. E. NEwHousE. II. p.
Nj. A.. SNYDER. Secretary.
TRINITY coMMANDERY NO. 20 meets
second and fourth Monday
=. xSses each month Next meeting
,;:; ;;:; n: !; :
SA FRANK SEAMAN. Recorder.
AKDAR TEMPLE A. A. o. N. NJ S. Next
regular meeting Friday, Nov.
-.S7sn AZ. Ceremonial Nov. 30.
Yxxy& SAMUEL r. DYE, Potentats
tyHt II. NJ. wELLiVER. Recorder.
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~. L.. POUNDSIONE' SecIethIy
TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO. 50, 1. o. O. r.,
meets second and fourth Friday. 1870
%, M X L. hall lbh East Second
J. y. Moore. G. r. Il A. Fuller. Act Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. IS. !. o. o. f..
meets second and fourth Friday. 1880 ..
M. X, p. hall. 81 Eas, Second.
AIRS IDA TURNoUIsT. seoy.
TULSA CANTON NO. rs. |. o. o. r. meets
first and third Friday, 1850 D. M.
Musicians hall, il2h South Boulder.
}. u. Williams, Captain. Il. II. Fuller. elk.
TULSA CAMP NO. ,sso7 N. W. Of A.. and
POCAHONTAs CAMP No 3To2
II. N. OF A., meets every Tues
ssss day night at X, Of =. hall.
M lbh East Second street. Wis.
"JBTr Il. Il, McCline, Consul
A, A. Hughes, O-b2si. Clerk.
MIS- \. J., Kennedy, O-20io, Oracle
MIS- l. y, Wright, o3so2, Recorder.
SILVER PLUME LODGE i32. X. p
a uHeS meets every Thursday night at
~YE X. n, hail East second hvIt
I'm meeting Nov 18th VISITING
XXX u knights urged TO attend.
&~ d X. tELTs c. C.
e%sTs ED SALE. * Il. As
SABA oRoTTo NO 5s meets first satuT-
M00 Sny Masonic nj Hal Hall "'pU1n BUsiuos. ..
" K<@ANN meeting .. IN. at
H N-V Masonic hall.
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AUTOS ron utRr-oAuNGFs

WILL OVERHAUL any Ford motor for
i22. Drive car ta3 ~ Mtir. Usage
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PuRELy PERSONAL

TRAY bD to my pla>u miles north OF
Tulsa. one bay marc ana colt. Mr. J. W
y NNhsftaon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-31
PYTANIA

,.Stroskany ojciec" pisze: Moja cor
ka kilkunastoletnia nauczyla sic
.,malowaC" twarZ. Prose- 0 kilka
slow W tel kwestyi.
R6zowanie twarZy zapcmoca roz-
nych mniej lub wiecej sz~kodzacych
barwikow jest szkodliwem. Trzeba
wytlumaczyt c6rce. re take rozowa-
ME i pudrowanie zawsze jest widocz-
ne | nikogo ME zludzi. a twarz malo-
wcna zawsze wyglada pretensyonal-
ME / - conajmiej niemadr1e. -. u
s to r6zowanie kchcZy sic ma
spergaminowaniu skory ma twarzy.
Czyz ME lepiej i bezpieczn!ej byioby
dokladat staran j p~ostaraG sic o ma
turalne .,roze" ma policzkach. ia
kie zdrowie dae potrafi? Me trzeba
sic ogladat ma SWAT zblazowany 1
zmodernizowany. Tylko pewne zwie-
rzeta maja przywilej - powtarza-
mia ~wsZystkiego CO widZa.
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IA OTRZYMANIE POLSKI
/ So
WIETY oB1ECUJA sPLAC1c
DLUGI CARSKIE.

Z Londynu donosza: Krasin o.
swiadczyl, re gdyby Rosya sowie
'cka zostaia zmuszona uznac dSu-
gi carskiej Rosyi, to wowczas Ro-
sya sowiecka domagac sic bedzie
dotrzymania i innych umow re
strony koalicyi. w takim razle
Konstantynopol nalezalby do Ro-
syi, a tax samo i Gala Polska mu-
siaiaby zostac zjednoczona pod
panowaniem rosyjskiem. Jezeli
koalicya ma to sic zgodzi, to wow
czas Rosya sowiecka Z checia u
INA dlugi zaciagniete wobec
pahstw koalicyjnych. Gdzic maja
bye wvpeinione obowiazki .Rosyi,
tam take slusznie mozc sic ona
domagat wypeInienia swych
praw.
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W JAZZ SPOS0B ZAPOBIEGAC'
CHOROBOM.
(Napisa} DR.. Micha( c. Goy.)
(Dokonczenia) }.

Wiadomo, re natura Jest ola mas W
'naiwyzszym stopniu dobra i troskli-
wa matka. Pred czasem dale nam
przez rome objawy poznat, skoro tyl
ko poczyna wytwarzaG sic chociaz nal
mniejSza nieregularnoSG W funk
cyach ustroiu. BoleSci i cierpienia
ME 81 ZSylanc na mas, jak cg6lnle
SWAT mn!ema, ably mas trapic i ro-
bic nieszczeSliwymi, leCz sluza jake
Syg,s1y OstrZegawcze O2maczajace
nam, le nISza masLynerya W kr0t-
Sym hub dIuzSzym czasie wykolei sic
Z r0wnOwagi.
Jednakowoz ME we wszystkich
wypadkach chorob daja sic dosta-
tecznie odczuwat te boleSci; W ME-
kt6rych pojawiaja sic W ich miejsce
tylko mniejsze niedolegliwoSci ! W
takich wia$nie wypadkach, iezeli "a
wczasu ME zastosuiemy sic do prs
Strog, choroba ma sposobnoS6 sic ro-
zwina6. 2 powodu tego powtnnt
wszyscy. u kt6rych daja sic zauwa-
zyc jakies czesciej powtarzajace sic
Interchangeable, Tub jaka$, aczkolwlek
mala niedyspozycya. radzit sic "a
! wczasu odpowiedniego lekarza, ably
" miare moznoSci - z%apobiedz dal
,zemu rozwojowi choroby. Ilez to
chor6b, z~martwien. lie below i Ia
low oszczedziloby sig iudzkosci, gdy-
by jej dana byla dobra rada we VIA
Sciwym cZaSie.
Jake n~ailepsza 1 najskuteczniej-
sza metode W takiem zapobiesanin
,chorobom polecam poddawaS sic w
pewnych regularnyCh oGstepach Ca
I'll skrupulatnemu badaniu lekarZa
cd stop do glow. Taxa egzaminacya
rowinua co najmniej ~obejmowat ba-
DAME pfuc, serca, merck, moczu, CT
Saienia krwi i city oczu. Utrzyma-
ME r6wnowagi zyciowej / unikanie
w~ytworzenia chor6b kon.ecznie wy
maya takiego perycdyczuego a sK!u-
: pulatuego had&nia. loo T. czasthi,
skladajace nasza maszynerye, z
powodu ich nieustannych czynnosci
zyciowych, czesciowo / kolejo zuzy-
waja sic tax. jak czesci oweso samo-
chodu. Zatem take calkowite ba-
DAME umiejetne rag ma jakiS Gas
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BEDZIESZ SPAL

Sen jest odpoczynkiem nerwo-
wego systemu, gdzie odnawia sic
energia spo~trzebowana W godzi-
mach piracy. Bezsenna noe jest je-
dina z najgorszych tortur, szcze-
golnie latem. Ma szczescie choe
by navel dzien byl bardzo przy-
kry, bedziesz spa} spokojnie, je-
zeli wezmiesz pred spaniem Irl-
nera Amerykanski Elixir Gorzkie
90 Wilma. To lekarstwo oczyszcza
kiszki, ~zapobiega formowaniu sig
gazow, pomaga trawieniu i kiedy
wstaniesz rano bedziesz pe}en E.
nergii. Lecz musi to bye prawdzi-
We Trinera lekarstwo! Nasza
marka handlowa ,.Trinera Ame--
rykaiski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma
- ,,Horke Vino zostala zaje-
strowana W urzadzie patentowym
Stanow Zjednoczonych we Wa
szyngtonie dnia Ego stycznia,
1906 roku czyli wiecej jak IA lat
temu; lekarstwo samo, pionier W
swym zakresie. ukazaio sic ia ryn
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c CZERWONEJ
ARMII.

Re zrodla miarodajnego otrzy-
mujemy nastepujace wiadomosci:
Angielscy i amerykatiscy Office
rowie, ktorzy .byli obecni PREY e.
wakuacyi Kijowa, appreciate
kategorycznie rozpuSzczanym
przez bolszewikow pogloskom,
jakoby wojska nasze Nysadzi1y
pred ewakuacya Kijowa katedre
sw. W{odzimierza. Przeoiwnie,
czerwone armie dopuszcza}y sic
gwaitow i okrucienstw wszelkie-
60 rodzaju. Wedhg opowiadania
obvwateli amervkanskich, ktorzy
pod oslona wojsk polskich W po-
ciagu zdobytym ma bolszewikach,
przyjechali tn do Warszawy. gdy
Amerykanie w~yjezdzali Z Kijowa
logo czerwca pc poiudniu. XII
low palil sic w s m~iejscach, Dol
szewicy bombardowali miasto,
rzucajac z aeroplanow zapalajace
bomby. Pred ewakuacya kijowa
porzucono prace ma wodociagach,
elektrowni i gazowni. 11go czer-
wca juz ,po wejsciu bolszewikow
kijow palil sic przynajmniej W 80
m~iejscach, przedstawiajac morze
plomieni. czerwonc wojska zahu-
LAZY, jak sic patrzy. Polski Cd
wrot zostal wykonany W zupel--
nym porzadku.
Amerykanie i Anglicy ME
'szczedza Slow uznania ola bohater
skiego generala Rydza-Smiglego,
ktory wraz z m~aizonka swoja u
prowadzai ludnosc pod osiona
nieugietego W trudach zolnierza
polskiego. Stwierdzono miedzy
innemi, IL brali udziai W planach.
okra4enia Kijowa sztabowi Office
rowie piemieccy, W akcyi zas u
czcstniczyiy oddziaiy kaukaskie
i chinskie. Plan sic ME udal, Oh
bolszewikow, wzietych do niewo-
Ii przez jazde pofska, odebrano
DUO broni, miedzy innemi spora
liczbe kulomiotow amerykanskich,
oraz karabinow francuskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-31
Wiadomosci zPrasy Polskiej w0jczyzniie

i robot gorniczych. Omowiwszy
ostatnie wypadki dziejowe i ich
echa ma Slasku cieszynskim, gor-
nicy kreSla w siowach prostych a
przejmujacych gwa4ty czeskie ma
Slasku, palenie zywych ludzi, OBJ
lanych malta (sioniow), napady
ma domy prywatne, terroryzowa-
ME ludnosci, gWasty zandarinow
czeskich, zakusy przedstawienia
gornikow polskich w Karwinie ia
ko bolszewikow it'd. it'd. - i thu
macza istotne powody swego pro-
testuiacego strajku. Oswiadczaja
nastepnie, re ME pozwola dluzej,
ably ,zandarmi czescy maltretowa-
Ii ich i ich rodziny. Zadaja zan-
darmeryi polskiej hub zandarmeryi
ententy i wiasnie tie zadania swo-
je popieraja strajkiem. komisya
koalicyjna ME clce usunac Fan
darmow czeskich, DO mas ME INA
- pisze odezwa ale wy Office
rowie i zoinierze francuscy po--
wiedzcie jej, re niema tn II mas
bolszewikow ami Czechow. W.
Francuzi kochacie wolnoSc i ME
podlegloSG, ME odbierajcie vice
iej Polakom. Karwina jest do
gruntu polska, jest tn 50 procent
Polakow PREY ludnosci 10000.
Czy chcecie dopuszczac dalej do
gnebienia narodu polskiego, kto-
ry swej i waszej ojczyzny broni
ia wschodzie Cd nawafu bolsze-
wickiego, Z drugiej zaS strony
powSciaga zarlocznych Prusa-
kow Cd Waszej Francyi?
Podobna odezwe wydali gorni-
cy W jezyku wioskim do zoinie--
rzy i oiicerow wfoskich, przeby-
wajacych jake zaioga ententy ia
Slasku cieszynskim.