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CHAPTER LXxXvII.

CHAPTER LXXXVII.
Five dollars aud sixty-tive cents! Five
sixty five" That went galloping through
my mind Ike & hideous refrain.
what was I 10 do? The luncheon
check was $685.. the tip must be at least
80 cents more-and l had less than $3.50.
Stealthily, under the table my hands
went fumbling through every compart-
ment Of my purse-hnt no blessed miracle
had converted the IS bill and three dimes
and two nickels into one cent more than
had hgured 1t in my first flush of ter
TOR.
] had no credit at Carriers. I was
unknown there. And ! had nothing l
could offer as a security for loan at
the desk-and supposIng they would con-
template advancing me any money. l
wore no tewelry-nothing but the plain
gold band on my marriage finger and as
I wrung my cold hands together in my
lap aad touched my wedding ring, 1
spurred myself anew to think of some
way out-some way that would not hu-
initiate my Jim.
For his sake l couldn't ask Virginia
to lend me the money-and in the midst
Of my desperation felt relieved because
it was clearly not my duty to shame my
self before her. Most certainly l didn't
want to.
But something must be done. Des-
perately / stared around the room,
searching for some inspiration. All about
me were smiling. smartly dressed men
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Courts 3 and a Will
Use Same Jury Room

Contractors began work today cutting a
door between the Jury waiting room OF
superior court Room 3, and the court
room Of superior 4, in order to allow the
Juries from Room 4 to pass directly from
Room to the stairs leading to the jury
room, which is located directly over su-
perior 3.
Heretofore Judge Vincent Clirord's
juries have not had a separate Jury room,
but under the new arrangement the iuries
Of Judge Scion Cartors court and Judge
Yincents court. WIN occupy the same
jury room.
BY cutting door leading directly from
superior 4, the jury will not have to use
the main corridors IN going to n jury
room.
All the jury rooms at the courthouse
have been redecorated and rev furniture
and lighting equipment viii be Installed.
The county commissioners ordered the
improvements made after a Jury in su-
perior court Room 3. protested against
the dirty and unsanitary conditions of
the Jury rooms.
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The Right Thing
at the Right Time
by MARY MARSHALL 8. DUFFKx
SUMMER TEMPTATIONS.

There IS always the temptation IN
warm weather to let down a little in
matters Of etlquet.
X IS easier TO sit Up properly at the
table and manage ones knife and fork
with care when Il s cool enough for
comfort than when the mercury stands
ninety In the shade and you are fairly
melting with beat.
The heat IS eHervatinE and mas taken
from you that starch which Is necessary
20 achieve really perfect manners.
But remember this summer that man
hers are far less difficult than they used
to be.
One can now be suitably clothed for
any time Of day and stu be comfortable.
A man can wear Palm Beach suit
properly anywhere 10 extremely warm
weather.
When he had to stick TO his heavy
dark wooden suits then there may have
been reason why he should go IN shirt
sleeves, but with the Palm Beach coat
this ts not necessary.
Moreover, it IS quite possible for hiir
to wear an unstarched shirt and q belt
strap. thus elimluat ting the necessity for
sOspenders. and this get-up passes mus
ter for almost any Informal daytime
wear IN summer.
Remember. too that Il is far better TO
wear q ncgligee soft collar and 10 wear
Il fastened than TO wear a stiff starched
collar undone Mt tho neckbsnd. Copy
right. 1910.
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Youth Let Go in Auto
Case After Hearing

Following a hearing before United
States Commissioner Howard s Y
Alenzo Friend, 10, Of Lockland, o.,
was arrested in ConnersTille and brought
to indianapolis last week, charged with
the transportation OF a stolen automobile
from state to state. has been discharged.
Friend denied that he had anything
to do with thu transportation of the car
and evidence was introduced which
showed that he was not in Corners
vile on May 81, the date on which the
car was stolen.
Federal authorities say that c1ew
obtained from the hearing will result,
they think, in the arrest of persons sus-
pected to have been tranicking in stolen
cars In Ohio.
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with -four for the giants wife had tuss
put in loaf Of dough to bake int
bread.
What do you want7'' asked the boy,
and when Puss told him that his mother
was worried about him, Jack said, "I'Ii
go home tonight. That is, If I can take
the little yellow hen with me-" And
just then the giant woke up and when he
found out that Puss had left the room,
he gave a dreadful roar, and, Oh, dear
me, 1t sounded just like thunder storm,
and the great big castle shook and an
other brick fell of the chimney and
broke the head of a lovely sunfiower
that grew in the giants flower garden.
And in the next story you shall hear
how Jack took the little yellow hen homo
to his mother-Copyright 1920.
Ito be Continued.
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In the latest story we left little Puss
Junior In the castle of the Giant OF the
Beanstalk, and you remember our little
traveller was just about to recite one oil
his adventures Well. just wait min
ute, and you shall hear what he told
that dreadful big giant.
The first thing Puss did was to hang
up his hat on a peg behind the door, and
then he sat down near the giant and
commenced to tell aim a story and for
fear that he will tell one OF the stories
have Just told you / won't repeat what
he said.
And when he had finished the giant
roared "You will travel far and wide,
my friend, before yOE. find your fortune "
I suppose Puss had said that he Was in
search OF a pot OF gold at the end Of the
rainbow, or maybe Captain Kids treas
ures or a war loan, or something Just
as wonderful
And after the giant said that be
puffed away on his huge pipe, and the
cloud Of smoke that arose was as big
as thar from q factory chimney.
But Puss didn't care. Oh, my, no. he
was used to all sorts Of giants and fairies
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Risky

It is happy in theory which hit the
famer Kokomo single armhands because
he wants but
advertising 1t explained and
of prospects he worked
scheme keeping his it
disclosed
Nor forthcoming
are required.
single consulted his
rather futile method
Take example the
locks desedsome call
bronze gold where touched sunshine
orus plain sorrel
schoolboys being
Tomping
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
FI,owER on sCOTIAND

Q. Is the thistle the lower OF Scot
land? II so, why was it adopted?
n. II. r.
A. The thistle Is the national flower Of
Scotland, and was adopted during the
reign of Malcolm in 1910. At that time
the country was invaded by the Danes,
who attempted to storm one of the larg
est and most powerful fortresses. Tha
enemy advanced stealthily at night and
upon reaching the castle removed their
shoes and plunged into the moat, ex-
pectlng to swim across. The moat was
dry, however, and filled with a growth of
thistles The cries Of the enemy aroused
the inmates of the castle, so Scotland
was saved.
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What Is to Be DOne:V

be Commissioner Joseph G
,lantyey concerning concerning Jail situation
the past performances OF ratne oA u r'
the is-nohng
comfy yesterday take up
Jail situation which could certainly be consioereu
an emergency
The
council have been warned epeeuy "
conditions at he growing from bad to worse
through al
insitut n recommendations
Concerning made reasonable
not the of which building oer
that in VIII housed
Now recommendations have been aoe
what the unty be about them?
Nothing, If is indication
Tenou walked out of the JAIL overpowerng the
one Waterman.
officials do not even to be in mood TO lock e
to keep in remaining birds
the OF twenou prisoners S al
ydayocc o no particular consequence
Probably the action would be
kick from the his fees because scarcity OF
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Suoar-COated Morals
"And then the Prince b

castle
rescue Princess"
a Of "ohs" and 'ahs"
forget them!
Nothing
Strictly
exactly accord with the truth but they have easily much
fol good Of the weightiest dryest-truths
For policy"
seepny. He doesn't understand it.
n
the
policy
wfnfol Il faithfully.
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PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY DAVID CORY.

the little boy who climbed up the bean
stalk.
as soon al Puss thought the giant was
sound ASLEEP, he stole softly out Of the
room and into the kitchen where the
giants wife was baking bread. And
when the good woman saw Puss, she
was so surprised that she almost gave a
scream, but Puss put his paw to his
mouth and whispered, "S-s-schi' And
then of course the good woman didn't
even breathe.
"Ma-am." said Puss. in a very low
voice, I'm looking for Jack" and then,
all of sudden, out OF the big oven came
Jack himself, and he was all covered
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Chinch Bugs Found
i'm Marion County

Chinch bugs have been discovered in
Marion county
Representatives of the division of enx
tomoIogy OF the department of con-
servation of Indiana report that on the
farm of Max Oberfell, one mile west OF
haywood. the insect was found.
While the effect Of the bug is not yet
alarming they declare that unless proper
measures are taken the loss Of corn viii
be great.
oil soaked straw at the edges of corn
field is the barrier recommended by ex-
perts.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

What is ghee7 This department OF
The Times tells you. If you have a ques-
ton to ask, send 1t with a 2-cent stamp
TO The Indiana Daily Times Information
bureau, Frederic j. Haskin, director,
Washington, d. c., and the answer will
be mailed direct to you.
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ATTRACTION or SIX.

Q. How far does the attraction 81 the
sun extend beyond our solar SYSTEM
j. s. II.
A. Theoretically. there is no limit to
the distance over which the attraction
OF the sun extends. Ey the law OF grav-
itation the attraction Of two bodies for
each other is directly as their mass and
inversely as the square Of their distance,
the attraction becoming nothing only
when the masses are zero, the distance
Infinite
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REMOVING rIsHHooK.

Q. How should a hshhook be re-
moved that has been caught In the flesh {?
p. S. A.
A. When the barbed end of a fish
hook has entered the flesh. do not at
tempt to remove IT by pulling It directly
out. Depress the shank OF the hook,
push the point forward and onward
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Rx w. p. RoYcE. In the SATURDAY. BLADE. chlcaao.

of cambridge Colby. who until four
years ago was a progressive repub-
ncan, also by the progressive planks
in their platform.
Don't you think the donkey is
properly dolled up when he is rid
den by Diana OF the Chase and has
combination head of the wise old
head Of the moose and the stubborn,
reliable head Of the donkey2
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OAEPsYpRA.

Q. What is a olepsydra? eel
A. This is the name of the ancient
Greek water clock. 1t was usually an
earthen bowl or globe pierced with holes
of a certain size, through which the
water stole away. Time was measured
by the flow OF the water.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
FIRST NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Q. When were the first national con
ventions OF the republican and dem
ocratic parties held? G. Il. L.
A. The first democratic national con
vention was held In Baltimore, May 81.
1892 The first republican national con-
vention met In Philadelphia, June II,
1856.
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CHEZ.

Q. What is ghee: d. ". II.
A. This Is a kind Of clarified butter
used IN India and other eastern coun-
tries. IL is prepared from milk Of buf-
faIoes or cows. and after certain proc
ess, put into closed pots, where IL is
said 70 keep for years.
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Q. What per cent Of the population
of the United States Is under Il years
Of aSeY VS.
A. The bureau OF census states that
in 1910, 43,9 per cent OF the population
OF this country was under y years OF
age.
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That is exactly the situation. The
women OF the United States give
the democratic administration credit
for getting them the vote and they
showed 1t in the democratic conven-
ton. That the democrats have
made close alliance with the bull
moosers, or progresslves. in the
United States, is evident from the
appointment as secretary Of state
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LAST CIym WAR BATTIr.

Q. When was the last battle OF the
Civil war fought1 ]. NJ G..
A. The last fight o. the war took
place at Palo Pinto. Tex, federal force
under Col. Barrett being defeated by the
eonfederates under Gen. Slaughter on
the 18th day OF May. 1866.
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bringing II out on the surface at an
other point The barOed end IS then cut
or with wire cutter or Gle. The
barbed end having been removed, the
hook can be extracted without damage
TO the tissues.
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Out OF the oven Game Jack Himself.
his chair and curled his whiskers and
grinned and grinned, and I guess he
grinned as much as 9 famous cat
beard about whose name was Cheshire.
And after the Giant fell asleep and
snored so loudly that II sounded Ike
clap Of thunder and a brisk fell out OF
the tail chimney and rolled down the
beanstalk and broke a pot of gerau-
iums outside the window Of Jacks house,
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~ oLOMoN said that there is
nothing new under the sun,
~ but it would have a tendency
to make him turn over In his grave
and think that possibly he had
made a mistake in one thing at least
II he could but see the democratic
donkey ridden by a woman who is
bringing home the moosemeat
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CHOPIN.

Q. who is considered the greatest
composer Of music for the piano?
T.. NJ. T.
A. Chopin is regarded as pre-eminent
as a composer of pianoforte music.
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nANIn,s MOTHER

Q. Who was David's motherG c. p. G..
A. 1t Is not positively known, but
many authorities think she was or the
tribe OF Moab, since David. when hard
pressed, placed his parents under the
protection OF the king Of Moab.
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Q. OF what disease did Jack London
die? b. NJ. G.
A. Jack London died Of uremic pois
oning on November 90, 1915. at his ranch
In southern California.
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WEIGHT OF DOLLARS.

Q. What Is the weight Of one million
silver doIlarsY w. A. r.
A. A million dollars weighs $500
pounds, or 90 tons. 900 pounds.
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Q. What is the length of time re-
quired In college to qualify for holy
orders in the Roman Catholic church?
c. +.
A. A five-year preliminary college
course. two years OF philosophy and four
years Of theology is required; In all,
eleven years of preparation for holy
orders.
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What's VIII at
In indianapolis
"Knoq0 Tour Oy1
Home 1oqCn
(Fy he Rgsyenx Deparma5t Ea6fanab'6f
Public Library, c. E. Ra5h. Librarian

When indianapolis Incorporated?
Organization
for local government and state governments
Several officers appointed such
shall md
against firing
the leaving
drinking without license
Mark waste held Wednesdays and Saturdays
What three periodicals published the high schools of
cty7
the oldest having issued daily since
in the
school weekly The and Technical High school
a weekly The Arsenal cannon
What does the Salvation Army for indianapolis? e
Is o hotel
lodging night a
a an
cOoed branch
s" (series Number FOrty1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
BOLSZEWICY WYPARCI
Z KORYTARZA GDAN-
SKIEGO.

Paryz, 10. sierpnia. - I misyi
francuskiej W Warszawie dono--
sza, ze PolaCy rozpoczeIi otensy-
wood Torunia " kierunku wscho
dnrfi, ktora przepfowadziIi po-
wodzeniem i oczyScili korytarz
cdairski cd wojsk bolSzewickich.
Wojska polSkie podazaja " slad
"a uchodzacymj bolszewikam.
Rad irancu>ki zamierza zaio--
I've energiczny protest przeciwko
decvzyi Reginalda Tower'a, wy
sokiego komisarza aEantow W
Gdansku. ktory wydai wczoraJ
rozporzadzenie, zabraniajqce dal-
,zego wyiadowywania amunlcyl
francuskiej, przeznaczonej dIa
Polski. Kilka okret6w francuskich
amunicya zatrzymaio sic wobec
tego zdala Cd portu gdanSklego /
stoi na kotwicy.
Krok swoj Reginald Tower IL
sprawiedliwia W ten sposob, mo-
wiac, &c ME posiada on dostate-
cznej ilosci wojska, azeby zaPo-
b:edz rozruchom. jake moga Wy
niknac wobec daIszego wyiadowy
wanna amunicyi dla Polski. Sir
Reginald zwr6cH sic do Wysokiej
Radv ambasadorow Z prosb9 o
instrukcyc W tel sprawie, lecz
rada ia zbierze sic doPiero we
HrzeSniu.
Francuska misya wojskowa Do
nosi. ze amunicya moze bye Wy
ladowywana W porcie Polskim W
Pucku, lecz transport musi jed
max odbywac sic przez Gdansk, co
rowniez moze spotkac sic opo-
rem pana Reginalda Tower'a.
(Ciekawe, lie tez Anglia posia-
ia takich Lloyd George'ow To-
wer'6w, i dlaczego ci wielcy sy-
nowie wielkiej Anglii dzialaja ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
MOSKALE COFAJA SIE w
DALSZYM CIAGU.
Warszawa, 19. sierpnia. -

Warszawa, 10. sierpnia. = We
drug oStatnich wiadomoSci woiska
polSkie zaatakowaly bolSzewik6w
pod Radzyminem wypariy je po-
"a miasto i zajely pozyryc odlegle
10 jedna mile Cd miasta, ktGra bol-
Szewicy ostrzeliwuja SLIME og-
MEM artyleryi. Moskale ma tym
odsinku uzywaja duzcj ilosci ka-
rablnow maSzynowych. .artyleryi
Il kawaleryi. Observatory allan
ccy widzieli Z paSorka'atak kawa-
leryi bolszewickiej ma piechote
polska, ktora jednak atak ten
wytrzymala wpedziia bolszewi-
kow I powrotem do lasu. ia kto-
~ pozniej skierowano ogien ar
tyleryi.
Ma ironcle pOtnocnyn lU dyWl-
zyi bolszewickich zostaiy odparte
w wielu miejscach. Akcya pie
choty polskiej jest wspierana
przez ogieh artyleryi. ktorego
bolszewicy ME wytrzymuja Cd
chodza ma wschod.
Gala kontrakcya prowadzona
jest wed}ug taktyki francuskiej.
Polacy sprowadzaja baterye prze-
.znaczone dla obrony stolicy. na
llnie trontowa gdy wszystkic
Przygotowania W tym kierunku
zostanq ukonczone. ataki piechoty
zostana wykonane pod osiona ar
tyleryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
MOSKALE UPADAJA MA
DUCHU.

Warszawa, 19. sierpnia. - Ga
zeta Warszawska donosi. re duch
armii bolszewickiej upada. W re-
jonie Brzescia Litewskiego kilka
wyniszczonych i gfodnych oddzia
low odmowily spetnienia rozka--
zow, TAX ze dowodztwo bolszewi-
ckie zmuSzone byIo zastapic je
Swiezemi siiami. Masowe egzeku-
eye ME robia juz zadnego wraze-
MIA. albowiem zolnierze bolsze--
wiccy sa iuz przemeczeni wojnq.
Manewr wojsk polskich ma pra-
wynn skrzydle ma linii Garwolin-
Parczew pomiedzy Vista Btu
giem, zagraza komunikacyi po-
miedzy poszczegolnemi armiami
bolszewickiemi. Skoncentrowa-
nym atakiem W rejonie Brodow
Polacy odrzucili Moskali w kie--
runku BrzeScia Litewskiego cd
% do 90 mil.
Ofensywa ma lewym skrzydle
kieruja osobiscie genera}owic
franouscy, Henry i Billotte, O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
SEDZIA GROVE PRZECIW
HOYNEMU.

y Zarzucajac, re prokurator sta
nowy Hoyne uzywa spraw Q
oszustwa wyborcze jedynie dla
cel6w Rampant wyborczej, glow
ny sedzia sadu karnego Grove
ME uwzglednii wczoraj wniosliu
prokuratoryi o zawieszenie pc
stepowania w trzech dalszych
srrawach sprzysiszenie dla
ropeinienia takich oszust7v
; zarzadzii, re zarowro
stanowy jak ge-
neralny maja bye gotowi do
przedlozenia odnoSnych oskarzcn
i dowodow ma dzisiejszej rozpra-
Vie. r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
APPEL DELEGACYI o PoMoC
OLA POLSKI.
Washington, 19. sierpnia.

Washington, 19. sierpnia. -
Trzystu przedstawicieIi obywa-
tell amerykanskich polskiego po-
chodzenia przediozyfo wczoraJ
prczydentowi Wilsonowi ape. .
pomoc moralnq i matcryalna ola
Polski W jcj obecnej walce Z
bolszewizmem, podkreslajac, &c
zalcw Polski przcz wschodniq
barbarye byiby prawdOpodobnlc
rownoznacznym re smlertelnym
cioSem dla cywilizacyi Zachodu.
Delegacyi przewodniczy} Wr. +.
Fronczak Z Buffalo. Przcdstawi-
wszv W oczytanym oSwiadczeniu
poglad delegacyi ia svtuacye w
Polscc. zwrocii on w dalszym cia
gu uwage na niebezpieczenstwo.
Jake rowniez moze zagrozic Sta
nom l. Zjcdnoczonym ze strony bol-
Szcwizmu.
,,Jako amerykanscy obywatele"
- opiew~oSwiadczenie ,,pra-
sniemy goraco. ably kraj ten ME
popadi W to nieszczeScie, a zeby
to sic ME stafo, sadzimy. re Rad
tutejszy powinien tdzielic ME
tylko moralnej, ale materyalnej
pomocy, celem wypedzenia ME
przyjaciela polSkiego tcryto-
ryum.
,,Dziekujemy ci, panic prezy--
dencie, najserdeczniej "a moral
ia pomoc. jaka nam daies przez
piSmo sekretarza stanu Colby. 0
ceniamy ten fakt, IL te natchnione
slowa podniosly moralny stan pol
skiego zoinierza i dodafy novel
nadziei polskiemu narodwi, ale
Polska potrzebuje czegos wiecej.
Potrzebuje ona ME tylko moral
nej, ale i materyalnej pomocy.
Fomoc ia W formie amunicyi zy-
wnosci moze bye otrzylnana tylko
Z KRAKOW, ktore posiadaja wszela-
ka ich obfitosc. Ten kraj posiada
TAXA wiaSnie wieIka obfitosc i ia
10 obywatele amcrykanscy prosi-
my Gle, panic prezydencie, abyS
dopomogl naszej siostrzanej re-
publice, Polsce, udzielajac jej|
takich kredytow, jake sa obccnie
r,otrzebne, ably mog}a wypedzic
wroga re swego terytoryum, Cd
budowac swe zniszczone wsie i
nakarmiG swe nieszczeSli-
We kobiety i dzieci, oraz dac po-
lnoc lekarska chorym i opuszczo-
nym."
Fall River, Mass, 10. sierpnia.
= Komitet amerykanskich obywa
tell polskiego pochodzenia w Fall
River zwrocil sic telegraficznic
do senatora Henry Cabot Lodge,
jako do prezesa senatoryalnej ko-
misyi spraw zagranicznych, Il
prosba, ably ma tenn pozostajac sta
popari sprawe rdziele--
MIA Polsce pomocy. W odpowiedzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
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