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CHESTERTOWN AND vICIN ITY.

Chestertown. Md, Aug o Morris
Cooper living on the Thomas Massey
farm, near Worton, lost five valuable
cows. last week The cows drank u
quantity OF spray material that had
been left in bucket, and were
poisoned
Mrs J. Polk DeCorse has sold her
property al Cliffs TO Charles W Kirby
at private sale Mary G. Stanley has
has sold 70 Frank Meeks his property
in Still Pond dwelling and lot for
81 800 Mrs Ella 7. Robinson of.
Chestcrtown has purchased the William
r. Robinson farm, in Queen Anne,
near Chcsfcrtown. for SIS per acre.
The Orphans Court for Queen Ammo
county has decided the litigation over
the will of the late Perry Wilson, colorcd,
who left an estate valued AZ $50,
in favor Of the heirs. and hes ordered
the property distributed in accordance
with the provisions of the will
Captain James Wilson lost four fine
sheep and FIVE lambs last week, by the
rave gcs Of worthless dogs He will
take the matter to the County Com
mIsSioneTS
Clarence Melvin Of Queenstown, has
been appointed cashier Of MillinRtoh
Bank, to succeed ". Raymond Hornley,
who has accepted a position with tho
Superior Guano Co. Of Baltimore
John Pege. assistant keeper Of. Love
Point lighthouse. has been transferred
70 Roamer Shoals light station. near
New York W w Bozman Of Upper
Cedar Point light has been appointed
TO the vacancy at Love Point
Valiant Chapman, little son of Mr.
and Mrs William Walter Chapman,
is critically i'll AT the home of his parents,
in Chestertown. While in St Michael ),
recently, a boil developed on his eve,
and il IS believed mosquito bite in
fected the boil, the poison going through
has entire system
Mrs Cavender Hutchinson and sons,
Roland and Francis, Of Wilmington
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ShaR-
cross, near Still Pond
An attempt was made 20 rob the
store at c. r. Jones IN MIlhngton, last
week but through the boldness of Mr.
Hallett. who was attending 10 business
for Mr. Jones. the thief was driven of
without securing any booty.
Frank Baker, Of lrappe, famous
Athletic team player, passed through
Chestertown, Saturday en-route to Up
land, Pa. TO join the team of that town.
Rev Charles Atwater. rector of Em-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
Chestertown. Is endeavorlng to organize
a vested choir IN the church. and Friday
evening had the vested choir of prom
inent Baltimore church to sing in the
church as an object lesson.
Rev Melvin b Wright of Wilmington,
was IN Chestertown. last week, organlz-
ing campaign for the relief of the
Armenians, to be started sometime in
December
Leslie Schoield of Wilmington is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob b Crowding, in Still Pond.
John H Tobin, who was seriously.
injured last week while playing base
ball at Laurel. is improving at his father
home in Millington.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cain and daugh-
ter, Mary, Of Media, Pa, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clendaniel, in
Kennedyville.
Arthur Alston and son, Thomas,
Of Wilmington are visiting Postmaster
Carl r. Norris, in Still Pond.
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il for the payment Of the g 900 debt on
the church. The woman turning IN the
largest sum Of money collected will be
made Queen Of the Church The Mount
Vernon band will form parade 1T the
church and will head the members 10
the ball
The members of the American Man
ganese Steel and the Wilmington Fibre
Speciality baseball teams Of the Twilight
Industrial League will play this evening
at Battery Park.
Tomorrow evening the All-Stars will
play the Wilmington Gas Co = team al
Battery Park.
The members Of the Good viii Fire 90.
and the members Of the City Council
this afternoon will flush the city fire plugs.
report Of the conditions of the water
pressure will be submitted at the mce ting
of the Council this evening.
No services were held during the morn
ing or evening yesterday Mt the First
Presbyterian Church on account Of the
pastor, Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, and family,
being ON their vacation. The services
will be eliminated for two more weeks.
until the return Of the pastor.
Mr. and Mrs John j Doris Of 213
Harmony street are receiving congrat-
uletions upon the birth Of n daughter
Miss Mary Elason performed at the
organ Of the Emmanuel Church yester-
day on account of the absenre of Miss
Irene Truitt, the assistant OrRanist, who
is visiting relatives and friends IN Suders-
vile, Md The assistant organist has been
filing the duties Of the regular orRaust
George n Madden. who is playing during
the summer at RehOboth.
Albert Kirk IS spending week at At
lantie City
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Englc spent the
weekend as guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
r. Lyon of Wilmington
Miss Rcba Baxter of Farnhurst has
been the guest Of Miss Mary Hance.
Miss Mary Shaw IS the gueat Of her
aunt, a. CIaymont
Marshall kecgan and daughter Alice
spent the weekend ms the guests Of Mr..
and Ms Augustus keegan at Quaker
town. Pa
Louis Duncan is spending week
nj Atlantic City
Miss Emily Lunt. who has been spend
ing several weeks at Atlantic City, has
returned TO her home
Mr. and Mrs George McCann If Wash
InRfon is the guest NJ his mother and
brother Of Ninth and Washington streets
Mrs William Morrison of Germantown
Pa. who has beon guest for several
weeks at the. home Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Morrison Of the Strand, is spend
ing several weeks as the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs Timothy Steele
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Barnes Mr. and
Mrs James II IIatton and son Samuel
and Mrs kennard Nnylor motorcd ~
Byewood Yesterday and were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs David u McAllister and
family
Orders arc being taken for fruit and or
namcnfnl trees Privet Hedge and
flowers by " r Cranston Phone l6Rlt,
. New Castle ADV
William " Leach. County Tax Col
lector. will -lt m the Court House IN Viii
mington tomorrow morning from 10 to
l. There i an per cent rebate allowed
on al school camtatlon for the month of
August Adv
All dogs must he registered on or before
August i5 Owners viii he prosecuted for
violating the city ordinances Register
aIl dogs with Geo Allen Smith. city
clerk. who has the tags By order n the
City Council Adv
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
White Potatoes Take Big Drop IN
Milford Market, From S2.5u
to Slo0 a Basket.
THREAT OF A COAL FAMINE
Interesting Points About the Work
Done by Coast Guards on
Lower Delaware Coast.
From Every Evenings Correspondents


I,ewes. Aug. q.--The Federal govern
ment operates six Coast Guard stations
ON the Delaware Coast, between the
Breakwaters and Fenwick Light. Every
foot of 81 nautical miles of coast IS
patrolled AT night. Sixty officers and
men do the work, their salaries and eX-
penses reaching Sf2000 monthly One
man out of ten at each station takes hls
turn IN the lookout, scanning the sea Tor
distress signals; at night IN iour-hour
RELAYS. he patrols the. beach, equipped
with signal rockets Each station IS
equipped with Self-bailing. self-rghtng
Efeboats, driven by gas engine; they arc
provided with mortars to shoot tne to
stranded vessels on which TO bring pas
sengcrs ashore IN brccchcs buovs,
The SIX stations have telephone COM
munication with each other, and at head
quarters in Lewcs daily reports are re-
crived detailing every occurrence at n
station In the course of their patrols surf
men have found lost children; recovered
bodies and trunks washed ashore: warned
vessels away bv night and picked up DIS
ahlcd boats In the outing season numer-
ous calls are made at stations to restore
persons apparently drowned and 10 rescue
Others from the surf Many Of such cases
have been reported from Ocean City this
season
Veterans Of the service ut Lewes arc
Keeper John ; Lynch. who has served
p wears: George Chase 26 years; Andrew
l. Martin, - years; Joseph II. Qullen,
II years.
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boarded the yacht kumagin and pro-
ceeded through the canal Ell route to
Washington.
Jack Laskey of the steamship Galahad,
which recently returned from Scotland
and is now at New York City, 10 here
visiting his mother.
Rodney Schunder has been elected
scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop No. |
Fred Ritter of Philadelphia is spending
his vacation here with his nunt, Miss
Mary Kahn
In game of baseball at Fort du Pont,
yesterday. du Pont won over Salem by
the score of 10 to 3.
The Poketown Bcarcats defeated the
Abraham Lincoln Giants by % TO Ia.
Ralph Cannon spent the weekend here
with his aunt, Mrs Harry Niclsle.
The tug Alfredo, having in tow five
barges owned by the Inland Transporta-
ton Co loaded with freight for Balti-
more passed through the canal yesterday.
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DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, Aug 9-The steamer
Marta Mcstra of Cuba, which was tied
Tn al the Sadler coal pier Saturday night,
was bound from Bordcntown, \. J., 20
Norfolk. Va, and then to Cuba, towing
ten large harges
Mr.. and Mrs William Pennington spent
the Weekend here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Il G Clark.
The Yacht Dcro hy f.. from Bcttcrton,
Md. passed through the canal locks last
night, bound for Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Caullcr and Miss
Mary Carilicr Of Wilmington are here
guests Of their parents
Lewis Bright, who has been seriously
i'll at his homo. is now able to be ont
The children Of st Paul's r. c. Sunday
school will he gwen their annual picnic at
Augustine Park. Thursday, August II
leaving the church at 9 a N.
A reception was given yesterday IN
honor Of Mrs William GivIson, il being
the 65th anniversary of her birth The
following sons and daughters were present.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Givison and daugh-
ter of New Castle. Mir and Mrs William
Giyison. Jr and family Of Delaware City.
Nh and Mrs Nelson and family Mr. and
Mrs. Newman and family, Mrs Philip
Oliver and family. sldward Llczear and
daughter, Mary, all Of Wilmington; Mr..
and Mrs Harry Berger and Mir. and
Mrs Dolph Wharton Of Chesapeake City,
Md
Frank J Rhein. t. s diver with the
Inspection boat Josephine OF the engineer
branch of the Var Department. left y H.
mington August >, after receiving dyna-
mite. and blew up a schooner IN Salem
canal. also a schooner in Maurice river,
\ J He and his party returned home
Saturday night
Miss MARY De Sofa Of Wilmington
spent the weekend here with Miss Mar
garet Davidson
J. Amcs Collins Of Marcus Hook. Pa.
suent the weekend here with his family
I. : gasoline powerboat Captain
Theodore Gains commanded by Captain
Evans and crew Of four men, reached the
Chesapeake Il Delaware Canal. last night,
from Governors : Island. bound to Fort
Watkins, to be used by the Quarter
master Department
The V Q. from Governors Island
reached this port Yesterday and will be
placed in commission by the Quarter
masters Department of Fort du Pont
probably to ply between the different
forts in this locality
The yacht Phyllis passed through the
canal. last night, for her home port after
a short stay al Betterton, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baker Of Philadel-
phia are spending their vacation here with
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and son
Francis. of Schenectady, \. Y. are here
for two weeks with his sister, Mrs. August
Walter
The gasoline powerboat Vigilant passed
through the canal Saturday with 6.400
baskets Of tomatoes from PedricktOwn,
\. J.. 10 Baltimore
Secretary Of War Baker and party of
friends from Washington. after visiting
the League Island Navy Yard reached
Delaware City Saturday night on the
L. :. s. Sylph Yesterday morning they
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CLOSE OF CAMDEN CAMP.

Dover, Aug. 9-The attendance at
Camden campmceting, yesterday, the
last Sunday and closing day of the camp,
was equal to that Of the first Sunday,
two weeks rgl The big Sunday
was August l. Rev Alfred Smith,
Of Camden preachlngin the morning,
and Rev j. W Colona, pastor Of Wesley
VI T. Church, Dover. in the afternoon.
The evening service was Of the evangc-
listic order. preceded ny song service
directed by Professor Wilde, assisted
hy large chorus choir.
The management Of the camp feels
very much gratfcd over this years
attendance and interest, there being
many more of the tents occupied than
last wear. and already requests have
been made for additional tents next
wear some Of the applicants being from
New VI ork
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"TIz" FOR TIRED
AND SORE FEET
Use Tx" for Pulled Up, Burn
ing. Aching, Calloused
Feet and Corns.

Why 60 llmplng around with aching,
puffed-up feet feet 50 tired chaied,
sore and swollen YOU can hardly get your
shoes on or Off Why don t YOU get a
box Of "Tz' from the drug store now and
gladden. your tortured ieett
Tx makes your feet glow with com
fort takes down swelhngs and draws the
soreness and misery right out Of feet that
chafe. smart and burn "TIz instantly
stops pam IN corns, callouses and bunlons
Tx IS glorious for tired. aching. sore
feet No more shoe tlghtnesS no more
foot torture
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kK NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel Aug. 9 Laurel baseball team
went to Delmar Saturday, and met a
crushing defeat by the score Of il to o.
The Delmar team batted freely and
played tight game III the field, while
the locals could not hit the Delmar
pitcher.
Norris r. Elliott, who had been i'll at
his home in Wilmington for the past ten
days, has recovered and accompanied bv
his wife and son is here visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H Muir
phy. Mrs Murphy ; parents, Mr. and
Mrs William ID. Hasi2gs, the former
of whom has also been III fof several
weeks. also residents Of Nilmit gto1. are
here while Mr. Hast, 3 and his grandson
are recuDerati'g E.
Miss Mary adelaide bacoa Of " Inning
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POTATOES TAKE A BIG DROP.

Milford. Aug 9.-The price Of white
potatoes has taken q big drop here in the
past week the best varieties now selling
at one dollar baskst- The price was up
to s.. 80 per basket about three weeks ago.
The tomato yield this wear promises TO
be one Of TIE best the farmers have ever
had
Tie peach crop is very small, the fruit
apparently blighted before reaching full
maturity
Early cantaloupes are coming into the
local market and are retailing at three
for quarter, but the fruit is not yet up to
the standard
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THREAT OF COAL FAMINE.

Georgetown. Aug 9 Mess coal
dealers ii lower Delaware make better
nrogrcss within the next three months
Than tbev have for tho past six months
IN cbta;ninr i srlnr!v for the trade. the
res,,l, will ho 4 coal famine Nearly every
dealer between Georgetown and Selhy-
willie reports it Is impossible at this tune
10 tin thcii hinS for, tho trade.
Coal dealers arc booking orders. hut
can give no promise Of delivery. The
anNietv over the fuel situation has re-
>nlfcd in many persons placing orders Ter
wood urh tho farmers.
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NEWS OF DELAMR.

Delmar. Aug. 9.-The 63-acre farm
Belonging to the estate of the late Lewis A.
Reddish, about three miles from Deimar,
was sold at public auction, Saturday Earl
Reddish being the purchaser, at S., 600.
Fine peaches are retailing In the local
market vt 81 per basket.
Canteloupes sold, Saturday at So per
crate. They will be on In larg' quantities
next week
There is an immense acreage OF toma-
in this section and great uncertainty
prevails as to how they will be disposed OF.
Only one of the three cannerles here Will
be operated during the season.
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Tcucs {ug. g.-While cranking his
autoroaIilc Friday. John Morgan sliS-
tanned fractured wrist. which was set
bv DR. Martin
Mrs Carl kcrner of Baltimore and
daughter Dor., are here visiting Mrs
Henry 6 Fl~h.
TIwarI Graves of Wilmington is hero
vis7,ir. 1.- parents Nfr and Mrs William
+ Graves.
Ntr, /. 4. Sutman of Wilmington has
bccp bcrr visiting Mrs. Hall Hazard.
Miss Pauline Godfrey Of Georgetown
has boon spending several days with rcla-
tivc- anil friends in lewes.
Nh William @ Long and son, Billy,
were guests of Mrs. James Dultc! Of
Gcorgetowu Tlcs lay
Mrs Maria Howard Is visiting her
riccc Mrs LIZZIE Met Cormlck, IT EoNana.
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HOLINESS CAMPMEETING.

Smyrna, Aug. Q.-Thc annual Holiness
campmceting in 'Dailv's woods, between
Marydel and Templcvillc, under the
management of Thomas Sheubrooks,
of Wilmington, opened yesterday with
one of the largest crowds in attendance
for many years on the opening day
The evangelistic services are IN charge
Of Rev. John : Reed of Wilmington,
who preached yesterday morning and
afternoon.
The evening sermon was delivered
bv Rev. Walter Ford, Of Smyrna. Other
speakers this week will be Rev Luther
NJ Broadway, Wilmington Rev. VIII
son c. Moore. Dover. and Rev. Charles
Sharplcss, Henderson, Md
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CAMDEN NEWS.

Camden. Aug. 9-Mrs Robert J..
Lindale Of Wyoming was 4 guest Of Miss
Sarah c. Cooper, Friday
Sanford Clarke Of Bridgeville spent the
weekend here with his parents
Mrs. Amos Hinsley ard daughter. Miss
Bessie, have been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs William " Evans
Miss Roxy Hastings end Miss Eva
Jarrel OF Noodside were visitors here
Friday
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HURT WHEN AUTO SKIDDED.

Dclmar, Aug. 9.-While J, Fred stevens,
was returning from Cristield, Saturday
evening, accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
Ira f. Hearn and Miss Gertrude Gordy,
his car skidded and was overturned on
curve n short distance from the town.
Mrs. Hearn's right ,arm was broken
and MIR Hearn's face was bruised, Mr..
Stevens sustained a slight cut about his
mouth Miss Gordy was uninlured.
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Auditorium Reonens Dancing Season.

The Auditorium Dance Hall rcopened
Saturday evening for the fall and winter
season with h vcrv large attendance over
500 couples atteaded thc opening dance
The Original SIX. augmented bg kicnlc
artists from the Victor Taking Machine
Co. furnished the music.
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Man Hurt, Hit by Auto.

street. was taken 10 the Delaware Hos
ptal Saturday afternoon suffering from
bruises and shock. dur to being hit BY
an automobile driven bv Edmund Myers
Of 25O5 Market street. at the corner Of
Fourth and West streets.
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HI is characteristic Of
folks after they pass the allotted
three score years and tons' 20 tOos
back over the days that are gone
and thoughtfully 1.-Two them over
find myself, nt seventy-one, frequently
drifting back quarter of q century, whfn
see myself in the little drug store owned
nt Bolivar, NO, making and selling 2
vegetable compound O. my friends AM
cuatomers--what was then known Only ~
Dr. Lewis Medicine for Stomach, Llver
aud Bowel Complaints.
For many years while was perfscting uY
formula 1 studied and invcstigated the
1axativsa nud cathartics on the market and
became convinced that their main farlt
was not that they did not act on the bowels,
but that their action was too violent ard
drastic, aud upset the system of the useri
which was due TO the fact that they were
not thorough enough in their actions npfle
simpiy acting on the upper or small intef-
lower or large iutestines. and that they
almost invariably produced habit ro-
quifing augmented doses.
I Believed that preparation 10 produce
the best effect must Grrt tone the liver,
tary system. IL this was accomplished, tho
medicine would produce n mild, but
thorough elimination q the waste without
the usual sickening sensations, and make
the user feel better at once.
Ate experimenting with hundreds -
different compounds, at last perfected the
formula that IS now known ~ ssfws's
rsrnedy. which / truly believe goes further
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Body Sent to Camden, n. J.

Deputy Coroner Harvey f. Nichols
yesterday took the body of John Yuston-
ish to Camden, n j., where he has
relatives The man was drowned Friday
night in the Brandywine river when
he fell off a dredge near the Seventh
street bridge
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ton, is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Julian Bacon.
Miss Ermina Quillen is spending the
week in Ocean City, Md.
Judge H. C. Conrad of Georgetown has
been visiting friends in town,
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Handwriting on the Wall.

The author of the Volstead act has
been defeated for denomination in his
district by minister What do you
know about that at-Detrot News.
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Harding is Dubious.

Senator Harding seems % be getting
dubious already o. 10 the outcome m
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November. Ile has asserted that he
campaign expenditure would br very
light Atlanta Constitution
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ana does raore than anv is.atine pn sh-
market toosy. Tic thousands - tftfef-
fro1n users have CONVINCED ne ras fi9tts
Fad that the user - ssisss rs~ss>g -
family medicine. even though ho nav hsFe
USED IL f0r twenty-five Ffarsi ueFff las
10 increase TIE dose.
nv knowledge ~ medicine nnf the ~
cults of ~ use in NJ own fanllF srf
among my friends. befIfH 4 ever CNeffd IA
Tor sale. faufed re o. hfFs great iaifh iu
Hssgrr's fsrtlT from TIE Vefy hfai
Ard now as fBd mYrslf nearing u.e age
when 4 must bow 10 t1s newt Die aaN a.
20 another ne, nY greatest p'caaIra ia u
eli each day a. read the letters tlat zach
mail bfiurs from people - Oh cL cifcf
than 4, who tell - having u1fl Hli1ffs
ns-ssf for ten. f'icen and tFcnfT gf1f.f
nud how tleV snd tflr Chlnffu al
erandchiidren have been bencltted ~ o.
10 ias consoling thougit, ny fIfnlat fcf
a nan nt ~ age - ~ t4st arlln rom
his own success. one hls done ennlffni ~
for his fellow nan. ~ greatest aaf Hftf-
tion, ny grenffrt haruiuefa tnaaFs - tl1
Ero1vfedra that tDn rht more fIau ono
million people win tako a Hsiws's As~srF
(gR Tablet and vii uc better, hee.-hIeft
happier people Or u. ! bore yga D
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Eckerd Medicine Stores.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
ZABIEGI LITWY KOW1EN
SKIEJ.

Ryga. - Przybyie tutaj dwle
delegacye Litwy Kowienskiej :
rzadowa i sejmowa, usilnie "a
biegaja O skionienie Lotwy do
wziecia udzialu W akcyi przeci-
wko gen. zeligowskiemu.
Ryga. - prasie ryskiej uka-
zai sic wywiad z puikownikiem
armii lotcwskiej Czofem, ktory
obecnie sluzy w armii litewskiei.
Pix. Czoi zapowiada marsz wojsk
polskich ma Libawe. Jest to dial,
sly ciag zIosliwych intryg lite
wskich i bolszeNickich, kt6re ME
stety znajduja posiuch W spolt-
czenstwie iotewskim i wywoiuja
nastroj nieprzychylny ola PoIa-
k9w i zle usposobiiy sfery rzado-
we lotewskie do delegacyi gen.
Zcligowskiego. ..-
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PIEC do ogrzewania, uzywany je-
dene scion. Sprzedam bacdzo tanio.
ZglosiG sic pal N. Western ave-, W
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POTRDEBA d2iewczyny do domowej
roboty, maIa fam:lia, dobre warun-
XII. ZglosiG sic zaraz. 2O35 IIaddon
ave. 10