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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
TWIN FALLS CHRONICLE
MARYEIS At FILER'S GROWTH

Inspired by the article in last week
issue OF the Record on the buildin
underway here. the Twl
Falls Chronicle. said Monday:
Not since the early days in the
growth OF Filler has there been
such building activity as is seen
there now.
To right or left. on any street
one sees the golden sheen OF new
wood. hears the rattle OF concrete
mixer and encounters the heaps OF
building material.
Not singly and In isolated parts
OF the CITY. but in groups and IN
all portions OF the town. new
buildings are in course of con-
structiOn. Each day finds some
new buildings completed each
day sees others begun. Fifty new
homes in addition 10 those now
in course Of construction are 60
be built, and all OF these will fail
to meet the demands for shelter
for families
In very truth. Filler is growing
as Filler has never grown and as
few towns of the size have ever
grown. And the growth is per
manent. substantial. and a re-
Spouse to demand from the sur
rounding country.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
WILL FLY FOR
CHRONICLE AUTOMOBILE SHOW

The Twin Falls Chronicle Automo-
bile Show will be heralded by the aid
OF aeroplanes that will fly over Filler
md all the towns tributary to Twin
Falls dropping literature telling OF
he big event according TO an an
nouncement made Sunday.
c. H. Partlowe is now enroute east
10 secure vaudeville talent: II Is said
that most OF the space in the two
store Magel garage has been sold TO
Exhibitors: and a force is working
day and night on the building so as 10
have il ready when the show opens
lay 1915 inclusive.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
PEOPLE OF COUNTY GIVE
si.l30 TO Y. W. {. 4. FUND

In a recent campaign for funds 20
support the Y. w C. A. Twin Falls
county subscribed S1.1s0. according
TO a report made by Mrs. II. j.
Youngs, county director.
The report shows the following fig
ures: Twin Falls city. s3OO.35; Blue
Triangle club. $500; city OF Bull.
5000: Filler. sl1O; Kimberly, s10l.50;
Business -Womens association. $50;
churches and church societies. S35 ,
Hansen. $3.50: rural clubs. s32.i5 /;
Curry district. $3.50: d. A. r.. S5;
Twentieth Century club. $40
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08

Mary businsss men have system Of us;ns
S,fssfsnt esless Of sper for diAefsst puntss
terms, thus distinguishing each iesm ~
hs color.
w. ear work shls system out ios you, usins
uassNsnNila
9D;1H
VI. Utility Business Paper. and you VII
hnd that Il saves you time and money.
Lei us show you the advantage Of stand
srdizins your paper and your pr'n'ins
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
USES REVOLVER
TOO PAINFULLY
AROUND SPOUSE


Joe Bsslckus. 800 First avenue.
was held to the grand jury under
$500 bond on a charge OF assault
with q deadly weapon when ar
raigned before Magistrate d. ]. Gle
land in police court Monday even
ing.
Bealckus was arrested on COM
plaint-of mis- wife, Anna, who al
legged that her husband attempted
to take her life. She charged that
her husband had threatened her
and had fired three shots at heI
from a revolver. The wife declared
that the alleged att mpt on her life
occurred at the home Sunday even
ing.
On investigating the case the po-
lice visited the Bealckus home and
say that they found three bullet
holes in the wall a slight distance
below the ceiling.
1t seems the husband was max
ing every effort to brighten his wife
but that when he pulled the trigger
OF the revolver he made sure thai
the bullets would 60 wide of theil
mark, as shown by the bullets hay-
ing penetrated the walls 50, clos<
| to the ceiling. However, the mag
istrate believed the act sufficient!
serious as to warrant the man be
ing held to the grand jury for as
sault. 81
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
ElkS PLANNING
INDOOR CIRCUS
LATE JANUARY


The antleredi tribe. members Of
Rock Island lodge. No. $50. Elks.
will frolic at an indoor circus at
the American Legion hall during
the week Of Jan. % to Feb. S. Ac-
ton abandoning the minstrel prof.
ect and substituting for it the more
novel entertainment of an indoor
circus with all the sideshows and
''lemo" stands was taken at the
regular meeting Of the lodge last
evening.
The entertainment committee
made a most favorable report d
its investigation Of the stunt, de-
claring that the company, which Is
managed by a large producing con.
Germ, is composed 81 40 people. Al
present it is playing q run for the
New York lodge and during the
week prior to the engagement in
this city is scheduled for q weeks
merriment in Chicago under the
auspices Of the Elks' lodge there.
Donate to Charity.
The Welfare association, Bethany
home, West End Settlement and thu
American Legion's Christmas funi
! for aiding wounded ex-service mel
in national hospitals were remem'
bered by the lodge.
Fred Rinck won the attendance
prize offered by Richard Carnes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
NFIDELITY TO
VOWS CHARGES j.
MADE BY THREE

Infidelity is the charge recited by
three plaintiffs in suits for divorce,
petitions for which were filed in the
circuit court today.
Mary F. Carter of Moline would
gain her, release from the bonds
that hold her to Dilworth Carter.
They were married July S, 1915,
and separated June 5, 1919. -
Frank J. Tiemann of Rock Is
land wishes to become single again,
and so he complains against Emma
V. Tiemann. They were married
Sept. rs, 1912, and separated July
Is, 1920.
Della Leeper of Moline wants
her freedom from Fred c. Leeper
They were married Sept. 9, 1906
and separated March Is, 1919.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

A coroner's inquest viii be neid
this evsning over the remains OF
HE victims Of the tragedy which
occurred when . car crashed over
an embankment and vas wrecked
1t the foot OF . 3o-foot fall. the dead
being buried head frst to the waist
in the muck Of . creek bottom two
and one-half miles west Of Daven-
port early Monday morning.
Nothing new has beep learned o.
the details Of the accident. It haa
been brought out that Anderson
real name was Emil rather than
Nike" Frank Moravek, who
miraculously escaped unhurt, q be-
ing held.
Funeral services for the two dead
Emil Anderson, $50 Taylor street
and Emil Peterson, 9l1h Wes'
Fourth street, will be held Wednes'
day afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
lUGUSTANA FIVE
10 MEET CHIROS
IN OPENING TILT

Augustana college will play its
hrst basketball game of the season
next Saturday when Swedberg's
msn will meet the Palmer School OF
Chlropractic aggregation in the
gymnasium Of the college. This
pms, according to the schedule.
M to have been played with the
q. Ambrose quintet, but negotia-
uaGl could not be completed and
Coach Swedberg has been success
fll In lining up a game with the
Chiros. Palmer's quintet have been
1acticing daily for some time past,
nd promise to bring team which
viii make the Swedes hustle.
Ceach Swedberg is pleased with
b psospects for this coming bas-
lAball season. Practice was held
hN night and 20 men donned their
MA The inter-class tournament
nv being held at the college is
ilso bringing to light some prospec-
ts basketball men, and out Of
Aess. In addition to four members
I lat years squad, the schoo
mould have one Of the best basket
III teams which has represented
Alswtana.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
lalIp
HAND
alUsEs SUIT


- " - unusual n me
Y courts in Rock Island
l - brought to trial in cir
sodsy sitter many delays
sysr . period OF three
IN 1 mother is seeking to
n, s1snsst Of $4,000 from two
I'D, salconkeepers Of Rock Is
- he charges with the
Hilify OF the death Of her
,.ss ~ 4 suicide. The prac-
seeuring damages for deaths
4 held to have been caused
:. .s.se. i -ut uncommon In 9TH
= a. the state, where the lead
~ been taken, but in Rock
.s.S eounty there have been COM
..sivsly few, il any, that have
~. Z trial. In many instances
J ~ Nm custom Of liquor deal.
Z. 8 sesct a settlement out OF
~ present case dates back to
i =, 1917, on which day Howard
sr.1r,dt. ased II, took his own life
. ~ city Of Davenport. His moth
: N. Caroline Hosfeldt. claims
~ IL excessive use OF intoxicat-
- ii1uors Of all kinds sold to her
- = julius B. Schmidt and Gus
- Z schmidt, copartners in a sa.
=. huainess at 1917 Second ave.
~ caused her son to become des.
,ndsut and ultimately end his ex.
i1eace. She asks reparation or
~ ground that he was her sole
saspcrt. End as such was capable
4 aarnisy $1,000 per year at vari.
= operations in which he wal
aillsd.
Kamsd codefendant in the case IL
~ Illinois OIL company, which !!
~ 10 Be liable because OF owning
- building in which the salooI
NJ located.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
s. B. KENWORTHY
NOW A GRANDPA

Sam r Kenworthy, attorney, let
it be known about the courthouse
and among his associates today that
he has attained the distinction of
being a grandfather. And likewise,
J. T. Kenworthy has become a
great-grandaddy.
A baby boy it is, and it was born
yesterday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry L. Lane Of Davenport at
Mercy hospital. Mrs. Lane was for
merly Miss Emily Kenworthy. Mr..
Lane is assistant manager OF the
Logan & Bryan brokerage Offices In
Davenport.
The youngster has been given the
name Of Samuel Kenworthy Lane in
honor of the grandfather. He
weighs six pounds and IL ounces.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

Especial to The Argus).


Auscatine, Iowa. Dec. Leon
ard Neyens. owner Of the Lowe
Run farm and one Of the best known
breeders in this section OF the coun-
try, Monday sAnounced the acQuisi-
tioh Of The Whip" one Of the
prize pig offerings Of the present
year. .
The animal was bred and shown
by I. ]. Conrad Of Melbourne. Iowa.
1t was sired by Orange Boy" the
gleatest sire Of show hogs in re-
cent years.
The Whip" won second prize q
junior boar pig at the Iowa state
fair this year out Of . class OF a
entrants and also took second place
! in that classification at the Inter.
national Livestock exposition al
Chicago.
The animal brought $500 wher
sold 1t auction at the Conrad sale
this fall and was purchased BY Mr.
NeyenS at Chicago. The latest ad.
dition to the prize stock at the
Lowe Run farm will assist "Bil
Giant" in service there now.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
HORSE JUMPS ROPE,
GIRL HURTS KNEE
Especial Correspondence. }

especial correspondence
Eris, Dec. Miss Meta Perkins
= Erie met with a peculiar acct
eeat Sunday afternoon, resulting
"a bad injury to one knee. She,
y company with other young peo-
pc, was at the NJ. R. Finnicum
aome. Watching the performance OF
nome owned by Fred Finnicum.
vaich bad been taught to Jump the
Ope. The rope was tied to a wag-
" oox In which Miss Meta was
handing, and on being warned that
y. ne horse might pull the box over,
Aiio Meta jumped. and her dress
0tsains on the box. she fell in
.acn manner as to twist the knee.
!eeslns the ligaments and cords
Ncy. She was taken to her home
mo . physician called, who placed
ne Knee IN splints. Doubtless Miss
Aeta will be obliged to take sew
s,A days vacation from her en-
ploymsnt as clerk in the dry goods
ospaFment Of r. L. Burchell's
'"s0s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

Kivsnis club members and !
number Of ladies' worked last night
II The ~ shop IN the Manual Arts
building. Fifty cradles were I'M
ishsd b the men and the ladies
stenciled< (hsse and made dolls. W.
J. Quinlau sent over the dsughnuts
--lo dozen Of them and with guam
titles Of coffee they disappeared
quickly. A social hour was enjoy
ed following the work.
1t has been decided to have the
shop open two evenings . weeh
from now on, and Wednesday night
has been selected. Workers, espe-
cially painters will be needed to.
morrow night and anyone interest.
ed in the movement is Asked to be
on hand early in the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
BADLY INJURED BY
FLYING WRENCH AT
HIGH SCHOOL SHOP

The first accident Of the year In
the new machine shop course start
ed at high school occurred this
morning when Milton Schuerman,
408 Eighteenth avenue, suffered q
painful cut In the forehead, received
from a flying belt wrench.
Milton was at work at one OF
the lathes when q wrench which
one of the other pupils was using to
put on a belt slipped out of his
hands and few across the room,
striking young Scheuerman and
cutting a two and q half inch wound
in his temple. 1t was necessary to
send him to DR.. De Silva to have
stitches taken in the wound.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
SEEKING GUARDIAN
FOR WILTON WOMAN
Especial to The Argus

Muscatine, Iowa, Dec. Hear
ing of Henry Gardeners petition to
appoint a permanent guardian for
Mrs. Louisa Healey, 94-year-old
Wilton resident, was resumed in
district court here Monday after
noon with A. F. Copeland, brother
Of the aged woman, and one Of the
principal witnesses, on the stand.
Certain of the various deeds and
mortgages to the $4,000 in prop
erty formerly owned by his sisteI,
classified in the case as Exhibits
A to @" were shown to Copeland,
and he was asked to identify and
verify them as to the time and
place of their issuance.
Other witnesses are being ex-
amined today, and it is viewed as
unlikely by the court that the case
can be finished before Wednesday
The case is being stubbornly con-
tested by attorneys for both sides.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
MAlDER HURT IN
7 DAVENPORT CRAsH

.,, .OSn =. Rice. s2s Twentieth
h%ss MN, Rock Island. was slightly
n"sN a THIS noon when the auto
a ir,s .Mcn he was driving crash
Mi as .ae machine driven by Roy
N~s.1 ~ the intersection OF
~sa.s .nd Marquette streets, Dav-
vS,ss me scene Of the accident
q, D.. resulted in the death of OFF,
-. ".s Costisan. Davenport police
s,ss we inquired in an accident which
- s cost him his life last sum
" near Princeton, Iowa,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
mLSDALE BANK
IS REORGANIZED
Especial to The Argus.)

niisoale, Dec. THE Farmers
Aefcoants' Bank Of Hillsdale, a
s.Nate institution, has been reor-
s ssoi y with a capital stock of $780,
s sv.~ and surplus Of $12,5O0. 90,
NJ. w.. xaown as The Old Farmers &
i..sasats State bank, with the fol-
1911, omcers: Edwin L. Hanson,
sic. ''osat; George w. McMurphy,
Is, s president; Alice Ward. cash
M,. aailh Cox, assistant cashier.
.'ec!ors as follows: John F. But
c.. ~, =. n: Nundle. ". W. Cain,
H.nasUs. w. NcMurphy, Edwin L.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
ISLANDER FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE

Henry Dobblear. z40s Eleventh
street, Rock Island, aged 81 years.
goes on trial tomorrow in the dis
trict court Of Davenport facing
charges Of assaulting = 10-year-old
girl in Rockingham. He was cap
tured by. q posse Of farmers and is
charged with attempt to commit
rape and carrying concealed weap-
ons.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

Springfield, Dec. THE Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railway was
today authorized by the state pub
lie utilities commission to discon-
tinue its agency at Cable, Mercer
county, because the agency there
was not paying for its. upkeep. The
railroad company is ordered by the
commission, however. to keep the
station lighted and heated at Ca
BILE for the accommodation Of pas
sengers who desire ITO board OF
leave the train.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
CENTRAL TRUST
DIRECTORS ARE
AGAIN ELECTED

At a meeting Of stockholders OF
thu Central Trust & Savings bank
yesterday afternoon members OF
the board OF directors were re-
elected for the ensuing year. The
board will meet at a later date to
elect officers. The personnel Of the
directors is as follows: H. H.
Cleaveland, c. J. Larktn, H. W. Ire
mann, J. W. Tremann, o. F. Smith,
W. J. Sweeney, Dr.. George Wig
gins, George H. Richmond, NJ. s.
Heagy, H. B. Simmon, H. D. Mack,
w. 8. Parks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
Personal Points

Miss Florence B. Rendle and Miss
HelensK. La Porte, buyers for L. s.
McCabe and Co. are in Chicago at
tending the sales now being held
at the big wholesale houses.
MRS. C. W. Fry of Sedalia, Mo.
is here for a months visit with heE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 6. Hud-
son, 1913 Twelfth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
FOOTBALL TEAM
ROTARY GUESTS
At NOON LUNCH
Islander Eleven Introduced BY
Coach ut Meeting ut
WV. c. A.

The members Of the Rock Island
high school tri-city championship
football team were the guests of
the Rotarians at their regular
luncheon held this noon at the Y.
W. c. A. The meeting was held in
oraer to honor the high squad for
winning the tri-city championship
and passing through the season un-
defeated.
AS neither the president nor
vice PRESIDENT were present, Frank
Patterson, sed Petary, took charge of
the meeting, and after hearing re-
ports on the condition of Rotarian
Hugh Crawford, who is sick in a
Chicago hospital. turned the meet
ing over to Elmer Holmgrain,
chairman Of the entertainment
committee.
Ben Horn, on behalf of the Ro-
tarians, congratulated the team on
winning and spoke Of how football
would help the members Of the
team in after life. Captain Henke
responded for the team and told of
the appreciation of the team to the
Rotary club for the luncheon.
Introduces Players.
Principal Lau and Coach Kimmel
both spoke, and the coach introduc-
ed the players and told what posi-
lions they played.
It was decided at the end Of the
meeting to make a week from We'd
nesday Rotary evening at the toy
shop in the Manual Arts. and all
Of the club members were asked to
be there, as quite a bit Of work re-
mains. The toy shop is making
cradles and kiddy cars, which will
be distributed among the poor chill.
dren on Christmas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
PLEADS GUILTY TO
PADDING PAYROLL

Sam LaVelle. formerly foreman Of
the Milwaukee shops at Nahant,
west of Davenport, pleaded guilty
to a charge Of padding his payrolls
with fictitious names and pocketing
the money. He was indicted on
four charges and pleaded guilty to
one this morning in the district
court of Davenport He was fined
$500 and costs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
IS GIVEN SENTENCE.

Grant Woodson, arrested in Octo-
Der in the act Of robbing a home on
Bridge avenue, Davenport, was
sentenced to from seven to ten
years in state penitentiary at Fort
Madison in the district court Of Dav-
export this morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
||34.ANDER BECOMES
VASHIER AT OPHEIM

| or,o special to The Argus.)
mi, .. nec- Glenn Sheesley,
~. r,.cently employed in the Peo-
Nj I ,.9s and Savings bank in
-. Island. has accepted a posi-
IN cashier Of the Opheim State
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

TO ELECT TONIGHT.
The Woodmen of the World will
hold its annual election Of officers
tonight ut the I. o. o. F. hall.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

ne kalendarze plebiscytowe o 95
stronnicach, ktore rozdane zostana
po wszystkich domach ma G. SlaskI,
W kt6rych rozbrzmiewa nasz piekny
jezyk polski, za~wierajacy lyle wyra-
cow niezmienionych z epoki ks. P.
Skargi. K%alendarz 6w, to zbt6r mai
rozmaitszych artykulow i powiastek.
kt6rych mysla przewodnia jest "a
wsze: Glosuj tax. azeby G. Slask Pc
zostal PREY starej ojczyznie niemie-
ckiej.
Otto pr6bka. zawarta ma drugiej
stronnicy okiadki:
Uwazaj jeszcze raz: CzeInu musisz
gIosowaG Ia stara Ojczyzna niemie-
cka?
1. IL Cd roku 1000 G6rny Slask /
twoi ojcowie nalezeli do biskupstwa
Wroclawskiego i ME godzi sic take
swiete zwiazki duchowne rozerwat.
>. lies dostal Ware sw. przez apo
stol6w niemieckich, i do tego nauke.
rzemiosla i niezmierne ~dobrodziej-
silva ~kulturalne.
8. IieSmy do Rzeszy n~iemieckiej
nalezeli cd T. 1906 pod katolickim
Cesarzem Niemieckim, i potem pod
irnemi warunkami az do dzisiaj.
4. Il lyle twoich krewnych m6wia
DO niemiecku i m~ieszkaja W Mem
czech. Me godzi sic rozerwat zwiaz-
k6w krwi. q Polska zaS ami ty ami
twoi ojcowie mic ME mieli do czy-
nienia.
;. IL twoje dzieci i dzieci twotch
Object NE NIGGA b}ogslawiG twojej pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

name. Przyslowie polskie m6wi jed
make: ,,Wiedza sasiedzi, jak kto sie-
dr.. To tez pewnie nasi sasiedzi, byi
moze, r6wniez dokiadnie jak naprzy-
klad sprawe Sklarza lub Pavusa
zechca zbadaG, czy sic mylimy, twier
dzac. re wykonane ~zostaly W rzado-
wei oficynie drukarskiej | W drukar-
nj PREY wysoce politycznej ulicy viii
helmstrasse mr.. SO, zwanej nNord-
deutsche Buchdruckerei, Verlagsau-
stalt', a W kt6rej drukuje sic ,,Deu-
fischer Reichs und Preuss. Staats
Anzeiger', ,,Norddeutsche ALICE
meme Ztg." i inne podobne rzadows
oredowniki.
Drukarnia rzeszy niemieckiej znaj
dujaca 81 PREY ulicach O~ranienstr.,
Alte Jakobstr., commandments. /
Lindenstr. i posiada okolo 700 ma
chin drukarskich, z kt0rych oko}o 30
drukuie cd czas6w ~wojennych az do
tychczas. dniem i noca pieniadze''
Druk6w innych Jest lyle, re drukar-
MIA rzadowa dale zlecenia j~eszcze 40
innym drukarniom ~pTywatnym W
Berlinie. Dyrektorem drukarnl RIA
dowej jest p. Helmberger, pred re-
wolucya wsp6iredaktor ,,Vorwaert--
sa".
,.Kalendarz Ludowy ola G6rnoSla~
zak6w ma rok Panski 1920" wskazu-
ie (bez d%rukarni) jake wydawcow:
..Nakladem G6rno$laskim COoer7-
schlesiScher Verlag) W Katowicach',
mogloby sic zatem wydawat, re i dru
kowany zostal ma G6rnym Slasku'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Niemieckie Kalen-
darze Plebiscytowe.

Niemcy p~rzygOtowuja sic do plebi-
seytu W sposob odpowiadajacy ich
etyce. Ma G6rnym Slasku wydawaJa
piSma W jezyku polskim, a duchu
nIemieckim pisane, jak DEVON" ma
przyktad, a wszyStkie gazety niemie-
ckie Cd hakatyStycznych. riberalnych
AZ do c~entrowych i socyalistycznych
maluja " pOnurych kolorach biede ,
nedze " Polsce, chcciaz W tym sa-
mym czaSie wydziela sic W Berlinie
tylko > do 8 funty kartofli tygodnio-
NO ma oSo5e.
z okazyi urzedowych spis6w lud--
noSci urzadzono osobny spis osob
pochodzaCych z obszarow plebiscyto-
wyCh i Cd tego czasu ad hoe powsta-
le komitety p~lebiscytowe niemieckie
u}atwiOna maja agitacye. urzadzajac
agitacye listowa oraz liczne pc calych
Niemczech publiczue zebrania ple5i-
scytowe. ma kt6rych d?odnie przema-
wall m6wCy wszelkich odcieni poll
tycznyCh. zwyi wymienionych, WY
wajac ~zebranych. azeby W danej chwi
Ii sill ratowat ojczyzne niemiecka,
gloSujac "a zachowauiem z%agrozo-
nych obszar6w plebiscytowych PREY
Niemczech.
Me dcsyt ma tenn. Widzac i VIE
dzac, re lud polski ma G. Slasku jest
pobozuy wielce. wydano dian osob-