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What the Red Gross
hsans to Charles County.


Better health isa National necessity
aud Che eampaign begun by the Aner-
ican Rcd Cfnss a. mari ~ rs gent
Peace program Is aAJscici ~ bring -
each home tine lnlfad staics chi ue-
ctS,iy Ter sresfaf cnnsriA aiill IHp-
ieciiui ana m seagaHou 0i Individual
ana cpnmW health.
Bearing mud that ntarlp one
tAird 81 the Youth 81 onr country wrre
rejected FOR military service onrinv tine
war nNraas0n of physical Hiects this
aionrls sufficiently si4rtliue io wJf-
.ani serious confederation. 90 say na-
thing OF tue iact chat our school ciii-
oren show many ni lhe defects q lch
we've found in the Older men coming
under examination
Many such defects could have bcen
rcmedied had they been taken in inc,
ana We owe It to oar children to glge
them their chance tN eater Che slwng
competition they will meet when they 80
cur 20 earn their living and establish
their own families.
The e-ce program Of toe Red Gross
Offers many suggestions toward this
end. First, meGieal examination of all
school children Tor the purpose OF uav-
ing slight ply ailments, easily
remeaiea. properly taken care 't py
medical treatment
Second, establishments Of Healtifcen-
tiers. from which Information concern
ing the cara Of the human b1dymag be
disseminated
Third, employment Of a publich ralth
nurse.
Fourth. Introduction Of the JUuior
Red Cross activities 10 every schooi IN
tine County, through which education
ia health matters can be given sl a
time IN the ehild's Lille when most re-
ceptiee.
Fifth, establishment Of First Aid
Clubs. graduates OF which will be
available to help ont as volunteer
nurses in time OF need.
Sixth, establishment in every county
district OF Red Cross auxiliaries,
through which the Executive Commit
tee Of the Comfy Chapter can be kept
in touch with health conditions in these
districts and provide assistance when
and where needed.
Seventh, better acquaintance and
corporation between the Chapter and
liit DNhlt nIN ANhHtl Aitdith biltttas
These are lew OF the Important con-
siderations offered 10 the people OF
Charles County and it is needless to
say that the innate desire 10 serve, so
evident in the county during the war,
is by no means extinct, but only waits
for the opportunity TO waken into ac-
tive life.
The meeting to be held 10 the Town
Hall Sunday, May 23rd, at 2.3Op M,
promises to provide the alarm clock.
Mr. Thos. dec. Ruth and Miss Ferrit-
er, OF the A. r. c., will be the princi-
pal speakers. Music will be supplied
by the Misses lowering and Dunn. al
ter which a general discussion Will fol :
low, to be opened by Mr.. j.. Stone
Posey
Every one interested in thewelfareo of
Charles County is invited to attend and
offer their services in this great tight
against disease
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County Commissioners Not Liable.

The Court in the case of Chappelear
vs.. County Commissioners rendered an
important decision on Tuesday last.
Suit was brought againstthe County
Commissioners by MIR. Chappelear foe
damages to his automobile as a result
of the bad condition OF the road from
Hughesyille to Benedict. The Com
.niSsioners refused to pay the claim on
the ground that they no longer had
control and regulation of the roads,
the same having been turned over to a
board of Road Commissioners, and
were therefore not liable for any dam
ages that might result from bad roads
or otherwise so far as the roads were
concerned.
In D lengthy oral opinion delivered
by His Honor Judge Briscoe the Court
held that the County Commissioners
we're not liable. nor we're the Road
Commissioners, the latter not being a
body corporate.
The decision, therefore. leaves per-
sons who are injured or who have
property damaged by reason Of bad
roads without a civil remedy, and sup
plements our contention two years ago
and ever since that the management Of
the roads be in the hands Of the Ccun.
ty Commissioners.
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Recreation Hall, indian Head.
COMING EVENTS.

FRIDAY May 21-Danc Darroch's Orchestra Admission,
SOC, plus tax
SATURDAY, May 22-"Sh Acres" Alice Lake.
autifu drama of New England. Do
not miss it. 25c plus
MONDAY May PA Nj nhattan Knight George Walsh
Anotherof Walsli's action" pictures clean
hounds tooth" and quick light
ming 15c, plus
TUESDAY, Nav 25 THE Thunderbotn Katherine Mcdonald
The most beautiful woman the screen"
in ap.ay whose power is indicated by the
15c, plus
WEDNESDAY, May 26 'Flhe Shepherd Kingdom Come. y"
Jeek Pc1ford. The picture you have
been waiting for. John Foxs popular
story is if anything more appealing
IT, screen than in the book 25c, plus
THURSDAY May ~ Forbidden Trails Buck Jones' A
good Westerner Jones is making good
Il frontier star under the Fox
agament. 15c, plus tax.
FRIDAY Nav 29--Dance Darrochs Orchestra SOC, plus
SATURDAY, MAY 30 THE Street Called Straight basil
Kings story has made q big hit on the
The Goldwyn people consider
tis one of their best pictures
THE FOLLOWING
Monday Nav 81. Her Elephant Man Shirley Mason.
Wednesday, June TN Search of Sinner Constance Tai
madee.
Saturday June 81 The Rivers End
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Notice To Applicants For Teach
erS' Certificates.

The annual examination Of appli-
cants for Teachers Certificates viii DC
held at the Public School at la Plata,
on June 3rd and lth, at 8 30 a. NJ
Teachers whohold certificates but de-
sire to raise grade Of same, will be ex-
smincd on the second day Of the exam
nations, June 4th
All teachers who may desire 10 take
the examination for any grade OF GER
tifeate will be excused from school du-
ties on June 3rd and 4th.
The Board ot Education is anxious
that all teachers attend the Rally Day
exercises and has ordered, That those
teachers attending these exercises be
excused from school on the Friday fol-
lowing.
Teachers are requested to send to the
Office as soon as possible, the names
and number Of pupils in their respec-
tive schools who may receive the Di-
plomas 10 be awarded to those com
pleting the Seventh Grade work.
By order Of the board.
F.lB. GWYNN, Supt.
5-21-2t
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Counterfeit Stamp Has Mumps.

Postmaster Robert NJ. Garner. Of
this town, John c. Rowe, OF Indian
Head, and other postiuasters through
out the county have issued warningf.0
persons to be on their guard aga INST
buying couterfeit War Savings stamps.
Fraudulent blue stamps Of the 1919 Sc
ries have been made by eounterieiters,
the postmasters have been advised, and
are being sold to the unwary
But the frauds can be easily detected,
however Ben F'ranklin's picture APP
pears on the stamp, and in the coun-
terfeit stamp, old Ben seems to have
the humps in his left jaw. Indeed
there is pronounced swelling. Then
under the portrait the lower OF the two
left dots is comparatively indistinct.
and the vertical opening between the
lines in the lower left part Of the nu-
neral ~ in the date 1924" is closed.
The principal feature OF the fraud,
however, is the swollen cheek
IL should be remembered that the
counterfeit is only of the 1919 series.
and, like the original, is blue. Blue
War Savings Stamps can no longer be
bought from the postOffiees or other
authorized agencies. Only the 1920
stamps, which are red, are now being
sold by agencies. Sales OF last years
stamps are not legal. No one should
buy 1919 stamp, though it is true
that some have been improperly Of
Tered for sale. However. every one
who bought 1919 stamps last year may
feel perfectly safe, because the counter
felt was not made until after the first of
this year.
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DR.. MonrOe's Re-appointment
Meets With Approval

WALDORF, Nd, May IS, 1920.
Mr.. EDITOR Please allow me a
small space in your valuable paper to
say few words in behalf of DR.. g. Q.
Monroe's disappointment as Health
Officer for this county.
/ wish TO congratulate the County
Commissioners on their good judgment
in selecting such a good Doctor over
again. Ii proves how worthy DR..
Monroe is in filling the position.
have known him all my life, and found
him always a faithful Physician, as
we'll as an excellent Health Officer.
ain proud to know our county can
boast OF such faithful DR.. Whilst
looking out for the health OF others,
he has not forgotten his little home
town. Just now be is negotiating with
the Railroad Company, and is having
the terrible mud holes filled with Gin
ders at the +. Il. Station, which have
so long been disagreeable sights to the
residents, as well as to the pedestrians
passing Much credit is due DR. Mon
roe for interceding in this good cause.
The citizens have been helping the
r. X. Co to do the work, so let US
hope soon to have the mud holes
turned into a real cinder pavement.
Il CITIZEN OF WALDORF.
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THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
Baltimore
ENTRANCE EXAMINA-
TONS
State Scholarships in Engineer.
ing Courses.

ENTR ANCE EXAMINATIONS
Tor the Department OF Engineering
as well as for the College OF Arts and
Sciences, wili be held Ia che Civil En-
giuCering Building, Homrwocd. Mon
saturday. june 2i-2d, 1920, Begin
ming az 9 a. A.. each day. under the
auspices Of the College Entrance Ex-
animation Board
APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOL-
'ARSHIpS IN THE DEPART
MENT OF ENGINEERING, estab-
iished under the provisions OF the
Laws OF Maryland, Chapter 30, 1912,
will now be received. If there is
more than one applicant for partic-
ular scholarship, a competitive exam
nation must be taken Friday, Sep
TENDER n, 1920, beginning All a. NJ.
Appointments will be made soon
after.
Each Legislative District of Balti-
more City and each county Of the
State, with the exception Of Cecil,
Hartford, Queen Anne's, Talbot and
Worcester Counties, will be en-
titled to one or more scholarships
for the year 1920-2l, in addition to
those which have already been as
signed to resident students. In the
counties mentioned above. all the
available scholarships have been
awarded.
Under the provisions Of the Acts Of
Assembly, the County and City
Scholarships in the department OF
Engineering are awarded only to de-
serving students whose financial cir-
cumstances are such that they are
unable 10 obtain an education in En-
gineering unless free tuition be
granted to them The scholarships
entitle the holder to free tuition, free
use Of textbooks, and exemption
from all regular fees. One OF the
I scholarships in each County and each
Legislative District OF the City car.
ries also the sum Of $500 The ex
pense OF attendance for those who dc
not receive scholarships is not greater
than at other Maryland institutions
/ Scholarships may be awarded tc
graduates OF Loyola College. 81
/ Johns College, Washington College
Western Maryland College, Marylan,
Agricultural College, Mt St. Mary
College, Rock Hill College.
! One scholarship viii be AWARDED
AT Large"
Applicants should address TIL,
Registrar, The Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, for blank forms OF appliea
ton and for catalogues giving infor
nation as to examinations, award o
scholarships, and courses OF instruc
1 tions. The next session begins Tues
day, September Is, 1920. [5-2l-4t
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for April. 1920.
STATE or MARYLAND,
COUNTY OF CHARLES,
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county AZORES aid
personally appeared, f. Stone Posey.
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, deposes and says thai he
is the publisher of the n ary-
land Independent, and that the follow
ing is. to the best of his knowledge
and belief. true statement OF the
ownership, management land II daily
paper, the circulationl, etc, OF the
aforesaid iblieation for the date
shown in tn above caption, required
by the Act o Augusta, 1912. emb0di-
ed in section 443. Postal Laws and Re-
gulatiOns, printed on the reverse of
this form. to wit:
1. That the names and addresses OF
the published. or editor, managing edi-
tor, and business managers are:
Publisher, F. Stone Posey, La Pla-
ia, Md.
Editor, F. Stone Posey, La Plata,
Md.
Managing Editor, F. Stone Posey,
La Plata, Md
Business Manager. F. Stone Posey,
La Plata, Md.
@ That the owners are: Give
names and addresses of individual
owners, or, if a corporation, give its
name and the names and addresses of
stockholders owning l per cent or
more of the total amount of stock.)
Adrian Posey.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning OF holding l per cent or
more OF total amount of bonds, mort
cages, or other securities are: (If
there are none, so state.)
None.
F. STONE POSEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 10Th day of May, 1920.
J. MITCHELL COCHRANE,
Notary Public.
(SEAL.)
My commission expires May i,
1922.
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JON THE AMERICAN LEGION NOW.


Fall in men, We want every ex-soldicr
who wont inio the service from Charles
County on cur roll at the next meet
ing, May -. Wecanuot afford to fall
behind 10 this membership campaign,
for Charles County has always been
noted for It's ability to show Ia front oi
all competitors. If you cannot be
present at the next meeting, send in
youname and post olice address to
Jos. A. Wilmer, Posi- Adiutant, and
be will do the rest
Iet every soldier git his naus' in tile
membership list aud go some other
fellow to do the same, ior the sooner
we get together The sooner we can Begin
10 function Tor the benefit OF all
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Sugar Shortage to Continue For Years.

Warning that the existing sugar
shortage will not be overcome entirely
for several years and that conditions
are going to be worse in few months
than AT present, was given by Herbert
C. Hoover, former food administrator,
at a hearing before special House in
vestigating committee a few days ago.
He declared that the world shortage of
sugar was likely to continue for two or
hree years,
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

The Board Of County Commission
ers of Charles County will meet at
their office in La Plata on
Tuesday and Wednesday, June list.
and Sth; Tuesday and Wednesday,
June sth and 9th, 1920, to pass on ac-
counts against County.
By order OF the Board.
JOHN W. OWEN,
5-2l-4t Clerk.
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Four changes allowed to yearly
advertisers without additional charge
All advertisements due and paw.
able after the FIRST Insertion.
Obituaries aad personal commit
nications will be inserted at Is cents
per line.
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Marbury Baptist Church, Rev. Wal
ter X. Allen, Minister. Worship and
Preaching each Sunday at II 4 "
and 1880 z. NJ. Everyone cordially
invited
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Port Tobacco Parish, Whit-Sunday.
May %. 1920
La Plata, Holy Communion, $50 A.
M.
Piney, Morning Prayer and sermon,
1890 A. NJ.
Waldorf, Evening Prayer. Sermon,
1870 P. NJ
Rev. LEWIS Il lowering.
Rector.
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DANCE.

There viii be Dance at Willing
Helpers Hall. La Plata, Nd,
FRIDAY, MAY 2s, 1920.
Proceeds for School Library. Good
Music
Admission, 25c.
JOSEPHINE NJ. MILES,
5-7-4t Teacher.
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Ioscph D. Gardiner, Foreman. wiz
bert l Lloyd. John ID. Montgomery.
beofge \. Wade. George Va iieuitr-
son, JHumaS T. Simmons. Wilson e.
Bowling, J. Hampton Elder, Frederick
5. Barber, William +. Herbert, JOS
eph I. Langley, Jarrett T. sicr VIII
liam i. Clark, J. Preston Tippel John
Matthews, Allie } Twiioro. j. Frank
MstEingly, George w cry. Grnrga
w. Adams, Robert II. Davis. Wash
ingtpn Bowling, Charles II. Smith. r.
Vivian Wheatlcy.
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STATEMENT

OF the Ownership, Management, Cir
culation, Etc, Required by the Act
of Congress of August "a, 1912,
OF Maryland Independent, pub
lished once week at La Plata, Md,
for ADriI. 1920
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Religious Notices.


Methodist Church.
Services in Methodist Churches, san
day, May %, as follows
Bethel HOO A. NJ.
Dentsville 300 2. NJ.
La Plata 1902. NJ.
REV. l.. B. ATKINS p. c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-05-21

The MIy tern of the Circuh Court
convened na Monday With Chief Judge
rriscoe and Associate Judges CANA
llcr and Bean on ne bench
The first business of the Court was
taken up with di~winl the Gtahd and
fetit Jpries, alta vhleh. Els gu1nt,
judge brlsece, delivered ihe charge.
The respective jaries drawn are as
lnLInM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
|PADEREWSKI w MISYI Pc.
oJOWE

Geneva, &c. lutego. - Przyby-
iy ostatnio do Szwajcaryi byiy
polsh Premier I. J. Paderewski
wyjechai do Londynu. gdzie pred
stawi Radzie premierow allan
ckich polskie warunki pokoju z
Rosya sowietow i poglady rzadu
warszawskiego na te sprawe.
w Vevey interwiewowai pana
Paderewskiego jeden z dziennika-
rzy szvrajearskich, kt6remu O.
swiadczyl on, re ME ma zamiaru
wracae do polityh i mic bedzie
wiecej dawae koncertow. zamiast
tego poswieei sic piracy kompozy-
torskiej W muzycc. Miedzy inne-
wyrazii sic: ,,Wierze, re ola
Polski rozpoczeia sic era szczesli-
wosei | uwazam swa misye poll
tyczna Ia ukonezona."
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PODzIEKOWANIE

Niniejszcm skladamy serdecz-
nc podziekowanie Wicl. Ks. Sy-
chowskicmu "a wyprowadzcnie
zwlck oraz "a odprawienie Mszy
sw. X. Ziclcziiiskicmu, X. Nowi-
ckicmu "a odprawicnie Mszy sw.
Wicl. y. Proboszczowi Furma-
nowi "a wypowicdzcnic mowy
jakotcz panu organi$cic i PAM
Jadwigi Dombck "a piekny spiew
Tow. Polska Powstajqca gr. 63
Z. P. w Am, wszystkim ktorzy
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IRVING PARKU.

Wczorat dnla ergo b. ILL.,, PIP Felix's
I Wslerya dorsey. zam. pnT. Alb NO.
Monticello ave, ohchodzilI dwudzieSto-
piecio letni9 rocznicc wsp6lncgo pozy-
cia ml4Ae1skiego. 2 okazyl tel odpra-
viona zosta}a W kosciele p. W. Nlcpoka-
lanego serca Maryl Msza sw.. ma in
tencye jubilat6w. kt6rs odprawlt ~
RaJmund Applet oraz udzielii i'm bio
gosIawiehstwa. Na chGrzc spieNaty
dzieci pod dyrekcys p. Stanisiawa MIRO
ziGskiego. Oltarz hy3 picknie p~rzyOra'
nv W. srebrne kwlaty / listki. IwlazcH
malze6ski PIP. G6rskich pobfoSostaWio-
ny zosta} trojgiem dzieci. Oh. G0rsNi'
lest iednym z zafozycieli tcjzc paratii
i do dis dnia jest czlonkicm komitetu
p~arafialncso. Skromne przyjecic soSci'
odbcdzic sic w ~przySziQ nicdzielr' dnIa
29gO b. N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26

nadesiali sliczne kwiaty, Szan. p.
s. Kuflewskiemu, w. KuflewSk:e
rnu, l. Steinke, J. Steinke, r. Ka-
zimierkiewiczowi i l.. Slaskiemu
"a niesienie trumny. Panu Sylwe
strowi P~ijanowskiemu, pogrzebo
wenuu "a umicjetne prowadzenic
pogrzebu, oraz wszystkitn ktorzy
W jakikolwiek sposob przyczyn;-
ii sic do oddania os~tatniej pos'p~
-gi zmariej S. p. Klementynic ia
gIowskiej serdeczne stare pol
skie BOG zapiae'"
Sylvester Jagiowski, MAJ
wraz z Gala rodzina.
Ogk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
HELENOWA.

Wczoraj o godzinie 10tej z rama, Cd
by} sic pogrzeb s. p. Alojzego Horki,
~liczacego lat 81. Orszak p~Ogrzebowy
w~yruszyl 2 domu aalOby pnr. 2225 Tho
mas ul., do koScio}a p. W. sw. Helcny,
gdzie X. Piotr II. Pyterek odprawil ma
bozehStwo i ccremonie pOgrzebowc, W
asystencyi X. Franciszka K~ulihskieSo
i y. Pawla Soboty. Pc odSpiewanlu
Liberia" zwioki ~wyniesiono do kara
wanu, poczem podazono ma cmentarz
Sw. Wojciccha. Zmarly pracOwaf W
skladzie departamentowym ,lverson
and Co"
Klub Panien Wandy. dziafaiaCy prey
parafil p. w. sw. Hclcny, prHygotowujc
SIG do wieczorku, kt6ry sic odbcdZic
w tr1ecia nicdzielc postu, dnia 1So
marca, b. T.. w sail parafialncJ.
-
w ubicSly wtorek, dnia 21So b. M,
odbyla sic niespodzianka nj Geese pp.
J6zefa | Amy KlSzyfskicll, zam.
pnr. S37 No. Leavitt ILL.,. z ol1azyi 70.
cznicy ich slubu. 70 s~pozyciu smacznej
wicczcrzy. p~rzystaplOno do w~ykonanla
krGtkicso programu. kt6ry sic skiada4 z
nastcpujacych numer0w: Mistrzcm toa-
stow byl p. J6zet MrCz. Splew solo
wyhona&a panna Eugcnla Mar&owSka,
PREY nkOnrp, fOrtepiuDu p. j.. KuSzy6'
skicSo, NaStepnie 2yczenIa ztO&yia pa
nj Julia Euptyna, dalsny ciag pro
Sranu stunowil duct pan Maryi Kas-
pcrskicj 1 Amy S~zydlowskicj. Dekla-
macyQ wypowlcdzlaia PARMA Is. Mr0z
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R K%oSCIUszKI DO
POLSKI.

Geneva, 26. lutego. Z&ozone
" roku 1887 W bronzowej urnie W
Raperswilu zabalsamowane SERGE
N~aczelnika Narodu Tadeusza Ko-
sciuszki zostanie przewiezione do
Polski. Poczyniono juz przygoto-
wanna, celem przewiezienia tego
drogocennego szczatku do Lwo--
wa, skad poten SERGE KoSciuszki
zabrane bedzie do Warszawy.
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A!
ROSYA PO-
KoJ

Londyn, 26. lutego. - ouzyma
ma tn z Moskwy depesza iskrowa
donos;. ze sowiecki komisarz ola
spraw zagranicznyeh wysiai noty
do Stanow Zjednoczonych, Japo--
nil i Rumunii. proponujae tyn
pahstwom zawarcie pokoju z Ro-
sya bolszewicka. 4
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lei PRZETRZYMUJA
CZESKIE POCIAGI.

Paryz, 26. lutego. - Rada am
basador6w ma wczorajszej swej
sesyi postanowila zwrocic uwaSs
Niemiec ma zazalenia rz9du cze--
skiego, re Niemcy przetrzymuj2
"a swych ziemiach poci2gi d2za-
&c Z CzechOstowacyi ma zachod
z powrotem i gwaica przez to wa
runki traktatu pokojowego.
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ANGLIA UMACNIA SIZE
w

Berlin, 26. lutego. Wedle
aoniesien re zr6dei polskich, ka-
oitai angielski stara sic zawczasu
Q zdobycie ola siebie silnych pod
staw DO dalszych oPeracyi W
Gdansku. l tax finansiSci brytyj-
soy postanowili podobno zalozyc
" tenn miescie pieG wielkich ban
k6w, jakotez z~aprowadzic stala
Somunikacye ~okretow2 pomiedzy
Gdanskiem, Kopenhaga i Londy-
rem
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Sp04ka Budowniczo- PoAyczkowa j
Hasa OSzczcduOScl i'm. Mikoaaja 10
pcrnika. doSkonale sic rozwija. Picrw-
Sza Scrya wyplacona zOstanic akcyO-
'naryuszom w ~przeciagu dw6ch m~iesiccy.
Przez Swojc Sumienne ~prowadzcnic in
teresa, sp6}ka ia zdobyla Haufanic mic
tylko u Polak6w, ale takzc u obcona-
rodONNc0w.
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Rnsv4s RA1ay ISlGAi aEeat raj
loIeiowt oEiAsEa SIC y DIlENNIku
ornCAGp4hdM b StsasdaokFoea"
srsskons! sta. - - aa1ls0tA1 ma
u u1laO
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W pierwsz2 nie1Zicle pc Wielkanocy
rozpOcznie sic festyn ma doch0d paraf:i,
kt6ry urzadzaja miejscowe Kluhy Oby-
watelskie mianowicie: klub i'm. Mikoia-
ia Kopernika i klub i'm. Elizy Orzesz-
kowej. Festyn ten odbywaC sic bedzie
przez cztery niedziele z rzedu.
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Islsgramy~z agIaniczDe,
Dokonczenie re strongly 1.

kompensacie Ia wysiski r~osyjskie
nalezy do Rosyi." Dalej powia--
ia ten pamilet, re bolszewicy 50
gotowi walczyc o posiadanie Kon-
stantyropola, jezeli okaze sic te-
10 potrzeba-
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% oEf0DO1 - W1OEGteA { -
tyen, ka4dsSo rodEaiu trsSe' -
DzIHNNIK CHICAGOsK IA!mujG
bessprIsc8ais plsrv1s niNtssN y -
lei AmsfyO
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0Kto chcc czytac uaUepse codEenne
pkuno polSSie. MECH sic uda do pana
r. II. PAWOLI1 naszeso agents. ma
Duncan 1 o&clice | EaahonuJe so5io
DZIENNIK.
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San Salvador, 26. lutego.

Rad Fondurasu cgosiS stan wo-
Jenny i pozamykas micjsca publ
cznych rozrywek. Podobno VOL
ska rewolucyjne przekroczyly era
nice miedzy Nicaragua a Hondu
raS.