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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Birthday Party

Miss Floy Walters entertained
a number Of her friends Saturday
afternoon in honor OF her thir-
teeIth birthday. Games of various
kinds were enjoyed, followed by
refreshments. Those invited were
Isabel Silver, Glenna Childreth.
Eyon Philpott, Flossie Goode, Au-
drey Brown, Virginia Rose, Do
rothy Kellogg, Guylda Selby, Ra-
mona Wise, Erma Ress, Geneyieye
Swedenburg and Helen Sanford.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
ELECT OFFICERS
AT ELKS LODGE

Ashland lodge of Elks at their
regular meeting last Saturday
evening elected Officers for the
coming year, as follows: Exalted
ruler, p. X. Hammond; esteemed
leading knight. +. c. Homes; es-
teemed loyal knight. A. c. Briggs,
lecturing knight, f. +. Whittle,
secretary, J. +. Thornton; treas
urer, p. Provost; tiler, f. Z. Mil
Ter; trustee, d. A. App!cgate; rep
resentatiyes to the grand lodge.
d. Perozzi; alternate, A. c. Ninin-
ser. The rest OF the officers are
appointiye and will be chosen
later. These new officers will be
installed the first Saturday in
April.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Madame Young Honorcd

4, small informal luncheon was
given this week by Mrs. Emma
Adams honoring Madame Alma
Tracey Young. As a surprise gift
Miss +. A. Adams presented Mad
ame Young with an exquisite bit
Of her own handiwork which was
a dainty linen handkerchief edged
with tatting.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

Work is being started on the
new service station the Standard
Oil company expects to erect on
the lot on Mountain avenue which
they purchased recently. Already
500 foot spur mas been com
pleted from the Southern Pacific
railroad to the site of the new
building, and sand is being hauled
for the foundation. Lumber is
also being brought 70 the grounds,
and it is expected building will
commence shortly.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

then did their own little parts with
Sc. Some OF those who have
studied for some time with Mrs.
Robertson did their work with a
finish that would have done credit
TO much older performers.
Ellen Smith, Mrs. Mary Fill, Mrs.
Jennie Brady, Mrs. Maria Davis,
Mrs, Marcia Robson, Mrs. Mary
Hawkins, Mrs, Mary Ererick and
Miss Lucie Davis. Light refresh
ments were served after the bust
ness was completed.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

A small card party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gasaway in Lower Almond street
last evening. The guest list con
sisted Of Mrs. Sheldon, Miss May
Hadfield and Alvis Gasaway, be-
side the host and hostess. and
the evening was spent playing 500
after which refreshments were
served
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

Alpha Chapter, o. E. s., will
celebrate its 40th anniversary
Tuesday evening, March 16. This
event is an important feature in
lodge circles and will be one Of
the leading social events of the
month.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Initiated New Members

The Women's Relief Corps al
their regular meeting last Satur
day afternoon had a particularly
gala time, as this date marked the
addition Of twelve new members
into the ranks of the corps Ar
unusually large attendance was
present, and assisted in inducina
tie new members into the order
These latter were Mrs. Alta Shcl-
don, Mrs. Bertha Gasaway, Nh
Mary Lowe, Mrs. E. F. Gattis, Mrs
Fine Musical Recital
Mrs. j. r. Robertson presented
a number of her pupils Saturday
evening in musical recital in the
parlors of the Preshyt .riau
church. The young players uo'
only did themselves credit but
their work was certainly a compli
ment to their teachers fine musi-
cal taste and to her painstakiug
work with her pupils.
The program was rich with
classical numbers with enough OF
the popular and some vocal mum
bers for variety. Mrs. Robertson
does not strive for the SNOWY and
spectacular, but seeks to give that
fine appreciation that makes mu-
sic joy and a solace. The tiny
tots appeared first in Duet with
their teacher to break the dreaG
of first public appearance and
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Afternoon club
will meet at the home of Mrs. ]. l..
Harner on Mob Hill and Almond
streets, next Wednesday afternoon.
All women of the Presbyterian
congregation and their friends are
invited.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
CARTER TO HEAD
NEW GAME BOARD.

Organization of the new state
fish and game commission was
perfected in Portland Monday
The commission consists of five
game commissioners, three com
mercial fish commissioners and 1
chairman, the latter acting whel
the two divisions hold a joint ses
sion and votes only when there is
q tie.
The personnel of the new com
mission, created and appointed b!
the special session of the legis
lature, is: +. V. Carter OF Ash
land, chairman; game commission
Charles f. Stone of Klamath Falls
John Gill and |. n. Fleischner o.
Portland, Z. c. Simmons of Eu
gene and Marion Jack of Pendle
ton; fish commission, +. NJ. War
rem of Portland, Charles Hall o.
Coos Bay and Chris Schmidt o.
Astoria. The respective commits
sions elected Mr.. Stone as chair
man of the game branch and Mr.
Warren as chairman of the fist
department.
Each Has One Vote
The chairman OF each depart
ment is to cast one vote on any
matter in which his department
is in conflict with the other d.
partment. When there is tiS
on such subjects Chairman Car
ter casts the deciding ballot.
One of the first things the joint
commission did yesterday was tC
appoint Mr.. Gill and Mr.. FleiscE.
ner, for the game and Mr.. Wal
ren and Mr.. Schmidt, for the com,
mercial fish commission, to seq
regate the interests of the old
commission. Under the new law
the game commission will handle
all game matters, including the
propagation of trout, while IEt
commercial fish will attend to the
direction OF the commercial fish
problems.
Heretofore the fish and game
matters have been handled by one
commission, and it is now neaes,
sary TO draw a line of demarha.
tion between the duties of the two
commissions, and each will have
charge of and handle its own
funds. In many things the two
departments must cooperate.
The respective commissions will
meet at $3.50 o'clock a. m. on the
second Monday of each month, and
at 2 o'clock the same day the gen
eral commission will hold a ses
sion.
Fish Warden Clanton was re-
appointed by the fish commission,
and State Game Warden Schoe-
maker was reappointed by the
game commission. The deputies
wre reappointed and and recon-
mendations of Warden Schoema-
ker as to the movements of dep
uties were approved. The salaries
were continued at the former rate.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

Mrs. H. S. Emery has been quite
i'll at her home on Mechanic street
for the past week or two. She is
gaining in health, however, at
present.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Weather Report

Following is the cooperative OBJ
servers meteorological record for
the month of February, 1920, at
Ashland:
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Surprised Their NcighboI

Complimenting the passing Of
another milestone few of the
Granite street friends surprised
Mrs. Renie Eagan a her home to-
day.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

Temperature - Maximum, GA,
date, 18th; minimum, 10, dates
Sth and 9th.
Precipitation-Total, 0.19 inch
greatest in "a hours, O.19 inch
date, 29th.
Number OF days with OF incl
or more precipitation, 1 clear, 21;
partly cloudy, 2; cloudy, 6.
+ LOUIS DODGE,
Cooperative Observer
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Surprise Party

A combined farewell and birth
day party was held at the home
of f. II. Walker on Liberty street
last evening. The event was in
honor of Mrs. Homer Payne, who
has been visiting here, but who
left on the midnight train for her
home IN Oakland, and for Miss
Helen Walker, who leaves tomor-
row for an extended trip through
the east. II was also the ami
versary of Mrs. Payne's birthday.
A group of their close friends
we're present and spent delight
full eeyning playing rook and en-
iOying piano music rendered by
Miss Walker, after which cake and
banana specials were served. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs Bechtel, Mr..
and Mrs. Gassaway. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Walker, Mrs. Charles Shell
don, Mrs. Homer Payne, Misses
Josephine Dehass, Helen Walker,
May Hadfield, Claudia Klum, ia
ME Walker, and Messrs. Calvin
and Everett McClelland, Avis Gas
away and Frank Walker.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

William w. Eastlick, a resident
OF Ashland, died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. J. b. Champ
lain, of Tacoma, Tuesday. Feb
ruary "a. Three daughters and
brother survive. These are
Mrs. G. F. Kradel OF Williams.
Ore: Mrs. J. w. Pickard OF Seat
tie: Mrs. ]. b. Champlain OF Ia
coma, and Lafe Eastlick of Aetna.
Calf. The body was shipped to
Fort James for burial.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

The result following these dem
onstrations is that every district
plans one of its own within the
next few months. Much interest
is taken in that valuable aid 10
the home dressmaker, a dress
form, was keen. Twenty were or
dered by the audience, and many
more are planning TO buy or make
one later.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

Harold Moore. son OF our DR..
II. B. Moore. is doing some fine
reportorial work on the Eugeen
Register. He evinces elements
that will make him a reputation
ss a feature writer.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Welded Last Month

Fonte b. Day and Charles A.
Brown were quietly married on
Saturday. February 2S. The for
mer is a well known Ashland
young woman. while Mr.. Brown
is an automobile dealer OF Tilla-
nook.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
M. B. PiniOn has been appointed
sexton of the cemeteries, succeed
ing the late Eugene Walrad.

H. o. Butterfield has purchased
the seven room house and two
lots at the corner Of Ashland and
Idaho streets from G. S. Butler
He will occupy it az a home.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10

r. p. Campbell, city assessor
has started out on that business,
which will occupy him for several
weeks.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-16
An Appeal to the American People

THREE in
American aid months these helpless sufferers In the
Of feeding only
acay medical aid
If desperately threatened by death from disease
One a Thousand lives
Winter
side their conditions
with its terrible
and pifu which millions
adults obvious
remedy can come only from outside.
European
NAL cuperaon cond
child restitution during
100000 these
in January from 1900 feeding
stations dependent
history destructive
The working among every
plight Of these helpless priority
seas charity until the situation is This without politics
without religious There
for the $0Oo child
that will relieve
Of be unqualified
in chidfeedng the
the form of
buttons and such food supplies locally obtansble
America failed heartedness She has
had poignant than this
collection or sent TO Franklin f. Lane
New York City.
EUROPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL
Herbert Hsevsr Chairman Franklin X. snsr Treasurer
Council Churches Christ
American Bed by Livingston Columbus by James
As!asss S'RS' SfU'' o"9's:
by WarbuE Chairman National Board ~ '"" o A"0'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

woSG polska zyjc ukryta i sledzo-
ia, re jezyk polski wyklucza sic
Z zycia publicznego i prywatne-
90, re zawsze i wszedzie widzq
nasi bracia odezwy, gazety
broszury zohydzajace Polske
ludzi, ktorzy SIERRA oszczerstWa
i k}amstwa o Polsce, re stan wo-
Jenny ma tercnic plebiscytowym
pozwala kazdemu urzednikowl
polaka PREY najmniej5zem podej-
rzeniu aresztowac, osadzac w
wiezieniach i bczpodstawnie So
die, re Nicmcy pieniqdzmi l
gwaltami urab;aja g}osowanic
ludnoSci - O TEN ME vie ami pra
sa oscicnna ami Paryz.
Smicmy poprosit, ably koalicya,
At6ra tax sprzyja mniejszosciom
narodowym, raczy}a wkroczyc
czynnie w sprawe gwalt6w ma tc-
rytoryum plebiscytowem War
mi i Mazowsza DO ludnoSc polska
tam jest w w~iekszosci, INA
sic dluzcj tych meczarni ME jest
w stanic. Polacy tamtcJsl zrozu-
mice ME NIGGA. &c koalicya sank
cyonuje plebiscytem pruskq poll
tykc gwaltu / germanlzacyl l re
rozwala, IL ten znicnawidzony
prusak i dis jcszcze pastWl sic
mad swcmi oiiarami. Trudno gro
zumicG. dlaczego Rada Najwyz-
sza, kt0ra tcraz rzqdzi SWiatcm
Jest tax obojetnq ma cicrpicnia III
du naszcgo, Miarodajnc naszc
powinny wieksza tcl
poswiecit uwage, DO cho
iii til O swobodzenic oStatnlch
narodu L pod jarzma krzy-
i o wyzwolcnie naszych
dzicinic. tax waznych pod kaz-
wzgledcm ola rozwoju pan
silva.
Warmiliski Komitet
PlebiscytoWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
Z KONSULATU GERERALNEGO
RzECzYpOSPOLITEJ POLSNEJ
40 West 4Oth Street New York.


Wskutek starah Konsulatu &C.
ncralnego Rzeczypospolitej Pol
skiej w Nowym Yorku w stycz-
niu l020 zostanie podjeta sta}a i
regularna .komunikacya paSazer-
ska miedzy Nowym Yorkiem a
Gdanskiem. Pierwszy statek O.
puszcza Nowy York, Ego stycznia
1920, nastepne SGD lutego, i o.
kolo 20go lutego. Pojemnosc stat
k6w majacych przewozit pasaze-
row do Gdanska ME pozwala ma
razie ma przewiezienic ia drogq
wiekszych ilosci osob miesiecznie
w pierwszym rzedzie zatem wy
jechaG winni ci, kt6rzy wnieS!i
dawniej aplikacyc i ktorych pasz-
porty sa obecnie W przechowaniu
K~onsulatu.
Dnia 30go grudnia Z. r. zostai
otwarty Wydzial Paszportowy W
gmachu No. 955 Third ave-, r0g
= ulicy.
Posiadajacy pokwitowania na
paszporty NIGGA Cd dnia 30 grud-
ria z. =. podjqc jc. zgiaszajqc sic
osobiScie lub piSmicnnic ! przckla
dajqc pokwitowania.
Aplikacyc ma MOVIE paSzporty
p~rzyjmowanc obccnic ME bcdQ.
Q przyjmowaniu nowych aplika-
cyl Konsulat Gencralny zawiado,
mi skoro tylko zapewniona bedzic
mozno$t przejazdu ola d~alszcj
liczby osob powracajqcych do Pol
ski.
Reemigranci wracajqcy obcc-
ME do Polski winni &c wzgledu
ma nadzwyczajnc trudnoSci aPro-
wizacyjnc W kraju, zabrat &c so
ba zywnoSt, a to gl6wnic make
Tub zboze i slonine. Pamletac ma
Icy &c kazdy przybywajacy do
Polski obecnie utrudnia wyzywic
ME ludnoSci, kt6ra i talk valley
juz Z glodcm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
S1ahe Pluca?
ROjna PrSbna Ofcrta EuTopejsSicSo 10
pkonaIeXO IaekArStNNa. Meze bye EEs'e
m naSLa ndnuMicaEialnOGc.

ukOnateSO lNAAIoANa' """S -
ma nasz1 odpVWieaIiainoGc.
w catch Stanach Zte,inoe;cnyeh, ~
~takimkolwick klimac!c togo kia-u
z%naiduja sic osoby Etore in1Ml3' e
SANOSIN. wielki Europejski wynAia-
.sk ia lecZenie SUchot pficnycn / Ia
nvch nSszcZace plucl ! bronchiaIne enc
r0by, PREY nioslo iGl prawdz!we polep-
%szenie: re one leczy kaSZel. iaSod"I Dob
przynosi oZywcZy ser, usuWa income po-
~ I dodaje apetytu: .Stawny Dr. r.sserS
= Amsterdamu, " lIoiiar1yi m6Ti: -
u estto morainym obowia1k lem uczy-
mic SANOSlN 5nanym cafeJ cGfoN"H &.
Wielu innyoh znanych lekarZy / przy-
rodn!k 6w, pomiedzy n!emi Dc. noel z
TniYersytetu ParyskjeSo we Francy'',l
Pan Camille Jonas z Brukselii W bel
gid, chwalili SANOSlN p~rzytaczajsc
lego dobre ~wlasncSci. SANOSlN uzywa
sic ME jak drOGerye ale wypoczy "ajI;
wvgo inie " domu pod sekretem jcZe!i
Oh cecie. SANOSIN ME posiada E~arhot%-
k0w - Zadnych n~isDcz2cych drcEcr!l'
zainych sJkodliwych substaacyi MoLs
byc uzytc przez na5iclikatnieJszycI Dez
Observation-Disclosures. przySiiIcie 2araG pc
posvlana .iarmo KSIAZECIKE / pre-
c~zvtajcie iak SANOSIN byfo ~staranh!e
Zbadane przez jedna z n~aJwieHsZyel
meiycZnych stowarzySZen w Swlec!e'
zaniin bylo uzywane W Stanach Hjedl.
O nlezwyElych rezultatac1 otrzyEia-
INCH, co mGYia o SANOSlN. Tah's
ucieszycie sic iak sic dowiec;e jaI lat
W. moZc a.e dostac [ uZyc to ~5SoKo po-
lecone SaEOSIN | ~sprobowaS go "a ma
SEE ryZyko. Piszc.e dZisiaj po ia inte-
rcSujIc9 k@I3Hke wysyfana darIno z
wszystk ie:ni szczeGoiami. Adres: SANO-
S..>. 03l -. Unity Bldg, Chicago.
POXA1CIE TO KAzD. MU CIERPIACEMU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
OSeGny N3Str6j LudOOSCi Pol
Skiej ma Tsrenie PIebiseyto-
wynn " PruSdCh Kr6IeW:
Skish | kSIazeCych.

LudnoSc w Prusacll, przyzna-
nych Polsce traktatcm pokojo-
wynn, zaczyna powell oddychac,
Polacy, kt6rym wyznanie narodo
woSci utrudnialo ma kazdym kro-
ku, wydobywaja Z pod popiol6w
swe nabytki i swa cicha prace. To
co istnia}o dotychczas nieleSal-
nic i W t~ajemnicy jak szko}y, to-
warzystwa, zwiazki itp., spc}ni9
teraz swe funkcye prawnie i swo-
bodnic. DO form towarzyskich
nalezy jezyk ~polskich, shrzba po-
s}uguje sic swa nova matczynq.
w urzedach dokonujc sic likwi-
dacya gospodarki n]iemieckiej. -
LudnoSt polska przychodzi do
swych praw obywatelskicll, pre-
mysiowcy i g~ospodarze niemicccy
ckazujq zadowolenie Z nowego o.
brotu rzcczy. Gdahsk p~olszczy sic
z dnia ma dzicf, zWiqzki. zebra
ria, wiecc i nabozcistwa polskic
NIGGA zalcdwie pomicSciG tlumy
garnqccgo sic ludu. Znicnawidzo
ny grcnszuc uStepujc, rad wy
wozi re5zte zapasow i matcrya-
low rczcrwowych, W ~urzcdach
iunkcyonujq doradcy i pomocni-
.cy polscy, ludnost polSka wstepu
jc Z hymncm ma ustach W progi
WolnoSCi.
N.astroj ten udzicla sic Pola-
kom ma tercnic plcbiscytowym "
Prusach KrolewSkich i KSiQzc-
cych. Ludnosc nicmiccka tam "a
micszkata czuje sic opuszconq
przcz Berlin i jcgo iunkcyona--
ryusz0w; Slepc zaufan;c w ME
mieckq wszcchmoc ustepujc Ii
czucic rozpaczy i zrczygnowanc-
mu poddaniu sic wyrokom losu.
Rad vie o TEN i stoSujc wSzcl-
kic representa-, ably ten SENTIMENT
zgnicSG juz w zarodku. Wojska,
usuwanc Z Prus krolcwSkich
Transporting sic W wiclkich ma
sach do PruS Wschodnich, W
szczeg0lnoSci ia tcrcn plcbiscy-
towy. Policya i zandarmerya INA
cznic pomnozona wyprawia tam
istnc orgie. Kazdy urzednik pclHi
role agcnta i szpiega w stoSun-
ku do ludnosci polSkicj' Zycic pol
skic krepujc sic ma kazdym kro-
KIT; mnozq sig szykany re strony
zoInicrstwa i urzcdnik6w. W
razqcym kontraScic do uchwaE
paryskich, zabczpiccz ajqcych swo
bode ! opieke mniejszosciom ma
rodowym stojq gwalty. popcfnia-
ne IA ludzic polskim W obSzarZc
pIeD;scytowym. O gwaltach ME
micckich ma SlQsku vic dis kaI-
Gy, DO op;cczetowanc 81 krw'2 l
zvcicm, ic obok Mich IA druglm
obszarzc plcbiscytowym, hen mad
morzcm Baltyckiem, codzicnnie
W duchowej walce lud polski tie
same ponoSi katusze, &c wife sic
w zach i udreczeniu moraincm
re ludowi warminskicmu / ma
zurskicmu ME wolno wyznawac,
&c jest polskim, re go ma kazdyn
kroku spotykajq szykany i gwai-
ty przcmocy pruskicj, re narodo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
Echa Sejmu Po'skisj
Rady Narcdowej.
Kablogram Polskiej Rady Naro-
dowej do Sejmu Polskiej
w Warszawie.

Wysokicmu Scjmowi Polskie--
mu, PiQty Scjm PolSkicj Radt
Narodowej W Amcrycc p~rzesyla
braterskic pozdrowienic i wyra-
" serdecznego przywiazanla do
odrodzonej Ojczyzny.
Kablogram do Paderewskiego.
Sejm Piqty Polskiej Rady Ma
rodowej w Amcryce przesyla Pa
MI, ktorego imie w scrcach ma
szych gleboko jest wyrytc, a czy
ny w odbudowic Polski wysoko
przez mas cenionc, - serdcczne
pozdrowicnic i wyrazy gleboklcj
czci i przywiazania. Wierzymy
ae uslugi Pahskie, jake obywate-
Ia, nadal Polscc poSwiecane, beda
ola niej miaiy ME mniej skutecz-
M wartoSG. Polska tych using
.jeszcze potrzebuJc.
TELEGRAM DO PREZYDEN-
IA WILSON.
The Polish National Council Of
America, in Convention assembl-
cd, begs to convey to YOU and to
the Government Of the United
States expressions Of loyalty and
devotion.
And mindful Of the great SER
vices, which you have rendered in
bringing about the restoration OF
Poland, the Convention also de-
sires to express to you, Mr.. Presi-
dcntfts sincercst thanks and ap-
probation.
Pc polsku:
Polska Rada Narodowa w A
MERGE, zgromadzona ma swy1n
Sejmic, wyraza n~iniejszem Panu
i Rzadowi Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych zapewnienia l~ojalnosci i Cd
DANA. A pomni znakomitych "a
slug, jakieS Pan po}ozy} W spra-
vie odnowienia Polskiego Pan
silva, Sejm nasz pragnie zarazem
wyrazic Tobie, Panic Prezyden-
Gle swoja najszczersza wdziecz-
nose i u~znanie.
(Podpisy.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23

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